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The annual Salmon Supper has become
such a popular event that it requires a small army of volunteers to
ensure its success. Among them were Tasha Walsh (left) and Megan
Carlisle (right), who greeted guests and signed in volunteers as they
arrived to assume their part Friday evening. Folks arrived by bus, car, and foot to enjoy the food, music, and company. Some reported waiting in line for nearly two hours just to have the once-a-year opportunity to dine on grilled salmon with a flavor like no other.
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The Payson Chronicle Newspaper
Monday, August 5, 2013
Volunteers Play Valuable Role in Salmon Supper's Success
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