One holiday supports another

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Farm laborers Jon, Mike and Brooke Banasky stand beside part of their pumpkin harvest at the James Banasky Insurance Agency lot in Price Saturday. The pumpkins, which they harvested from the family farm near Green River, were on sale for Halloween. All proceeds from the sale will be donated to the United Way to support the Christmas Angel Tree project, which provides gifts for needy children in the community. Banasky has also donated pumpkins to the USU Eastern SUN Center to sell for its public service projects. Local school kids also get a share of the harvest.

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