| "Scuff", nephew of "McGruff" the Crime Dog, filled in as
greeter for the Canyon Creek Park Neighborhood party. He gave the
visitors badges. Joining him in distributing "goodies" were,
from left to right, Officers Chris Smith (trading cards); Doreen Coberly (rulers); Cadets, Katie Fox (Child Identification Fingerprint
Kits); and Sarah Moran (Frisbees).
We are still looking for neighbors to adopt the park, so until
someone volunteers, Canyon Creek Park will be protected by
Alejo "Spiderman."
Cadet Sarah Moran, who is also an Estralita High School student,
represented her student body in presenting a check for the American
Red Cross to High School Board Member, Dennis Richardson. The
students participated in a "Penny Drive", collecting spare change to
donate to the hurricane relief fund. In just two-weeks they
collected $216.46.
Robert Brouwer and Terry Hanna, from the Galt Fire Protection
District, handed out "I Love Galt" T-Shirts. During the day, they
gave tours of two fire engines.
OH!... and gave driving lessons too ...
Four-year-old Garrett Heaton was a fast learner.
Visitors
Thomas, Ty, Peggy, and Tim Milano visit the most popular spot of the
day--the food table--Free Hot dogs, chips, and sodas.
Natalie Kowalski, and her parents Matt and Tammy, relaxed in the warm
sun.
"Spidy" and his family "test-drive" the 1955 Chevy fire engine.
Garrett, his mom Heather, and sister Hanna Heaton after his "driving
lesson."
Alejo and Scruff discuss the importance of fighting crime.
While Ty was petting the "doggy," he discovered
they have the same taste in shoes.
Maya Patten and Natalie Kowalski demonstrate synchronized swinging.
Hope to see you at the next Park Event 2006!
Canyon Creek Park 2006
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