Luminaries agree to do RC dunk tank

by Ted Escobar<br>The Royal Register Editor
| June 11, 2011 6:00 AM

ROYAL CITY - Ever get frustrated by losing to Connell in football?

Sick of how the mayor is running things?

Frustrated by a traffic violation?

Tired of Mr. Hill being on your case?

Mad you don't get enough playing time?

Then the family and supporters of Jackson Nofte invite you to release that frustration at the First Annual Histio Heroes bike-a-walk-a-thon this Saturday, June 11, at Royal High School.

During dinnertime, starting at 6 p.m. you can dunk Mayor Justin Jenks, Principal Jack Hill, Trooper Matt Andersen, football coach Wiley Allred, Jackson Noftle, and football coach Wayne Riner from Connell.

The bike-a-walk-a-thon will take place from 4-6 p.m. Lindsey Christensen will be running a bake sale to benefit Royal Histio Heroes the entire time.

There will also be free face painting, a plinko game (also free) for the kids, a booth set up by Darigold with yummy treats for everyone to try, and some clogging entertainment by the local Rockin-B-Cloggers group.

Even if you don't plan on racing, you can enjoy this event. Buy a dinner ticket for $5, dunk a few people, get your face painted and watch some cloggers.