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Show - . V - TO t V IFeatunre THE SAMPLER Friday, July 31,1981 Clinic sponsors Pugway 1 Story Photos by SP5 Dave Pinnick pa) the float competition, right behind. THE 1st place float from Tooele Army Depot, with Miss Tooele Army Depot aboard was next, with the Litteam escorting it. tle League . This years sponsor of the Dugway Days parade was the Health Clinic at Dugway and featured many different displays. Mr. Robert D. Pagnani, Head EMT at the Clinic was the jovial MC and introduced the various activities featured in the parade to the crowd. STARTING out the parade was the All-St- ar Next in the line-u-p were children from the Child Care Center dressed as members of the medical profession. The theme of their group was that of according to EMT Robert the Pagnani, and the theme was We Care. Grand Marshal, Post Commander Col. Bay accompanied by other digni- Escorting the children from the Child Care Center were Ginger Bowcutt, Ruth Nelson, Rita Rios, LaRee Cuthrell, Nora Brown, Tami Stephaney Fuimaono, and Follis under the leadership of Diane Lanning, director and Robyn Mailholt, assistant director. taries, such as Col. Paul Knoop, Commissioners Charles Stromberg and Reed Russell on board the Dugway Days Tour Train. Following them was HHCs Color Guard and a marching unit of 20 members of HHC under the direction P- , ta f of SFC William Boyd. v. &a?L g The high temperatures and aromas helped the booths keep busy as hungry, thirsty and crowded in to give them some business. mouth-waterin- fun-lovin- i V.; g " - Dug-wayit- :' es Next, came the fire, truck with Rqnald McDonald and Dugway s very own chimney sweep, Jill Duncan. In close pursuit of the fire truck were the decorated bicycles from the child care center. IN THE decorated bicycle competition first place went to Kim Swenson, second to Shane Jorgensen and third to Jason Kroff. The ambulance followed the bifcy- cles with Jeff Flores and Cindy Reed on board throwing candy to kids of all ages in the crowds lining the parade THE DUGWAY High School Band and Cheerleaders followed the children, while the 2nd place Air Force float was dose behind.. Midway through the parade, there was an interruption, when the special d forces parachute team altian at from a hovering chopper tude of 6000 feet. They had ignited smoke cannisters and left a trail of intricately woven wisps of red smoke during their descent. Even after their chutes opened, they continued to' weave and interlace thin lines of smoke between their members. free-faile- route. . The Grantsville Marching Band was next with Dugway Womens Club float, which won 3rd place in V s',."- ! -- fA . 1 -- - v - Sy j.: ; - , - psrv. ; s r 1 Jfir - jV .,t If .1 . k' . C y a Cd. Charles IL Bay, Post Commander, watches parachute demonstration from 60CK) feet. - . i 'I mmim ri- " i NL - Almrn as members of the visiting 5th Special Forces Group, close their free-fa- ll That famous hamburger down, Ronald McDonald, and Dugways own Chimnev lead the parade on the fire truck. ' Sweep . Tj f. I: . . ? il I ! i I - ' I i Look, Mom, no hands! is what Illusionist Jack Hart might be saying as he performed an incredible escape from a straitjacket suspended several feet off the ground by a burning rope during the Eugene Jelesnik Variety Show. |