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Show V ar3 Parade Dog Show "bowls them over they were safely on the On the parade resumed and the t out a collectively held sigh or their safe descent.. CTO( ofreli During the Dugway fir-asio- clas-e-loade- nal rs. the last marching unit had mil the last display, so the rifted luck to the booths and Pae ivities. ACT that other u ei)" ic wod CAE wl0 it, receptionist at the 0 w inis; Cary Price, natc X-r- ay ' ribli Jus H Stoc S iglcy. :.::r 'A Den-- . -.' ' 'v .. 1 ' t . i -v i re- - . smallest. and Capt. Tim Madere. vj , . vVl ,, t -- tech-ihlici-ty .V ' u '3' j WJ-- .s ' - ;f AT ' ". ' v i.' ,C ". ' . , A. . 'i ' -- - ' ' j s - ' ' . . '' j il. Skalicky, Maj. Living-Stac- k, Becky Halpin and judg ' i Garzas pets pulling in a ceived 1st, 2nd and 3rd second and third place. places accordingly. ' Best In Show went to Alfie also took the Andrea Longs dog Bus- -. award for oldest dog ter for which she represent, while Brian ceived a dog bowl and a Fords dog was the can of dog food. Linda youngest. The pets of Dutton coordinated the Brian Pearl and Kimber- event- and judges were ly Quiley.tied for the Capt. Woody Parramore Stefev' A was handled by Mrs. Shrove, R.N., while trophies, mi candy were managed by ,iuia. from Medical Records. f the floats was handled by yri Fox and her assistant nidi ) - . who was utility on-o- ff post contact Burt W. Wilde, Clinic Ad-o- r. and the parade coordi-SP- 5 talc Sua r the parade went so to the efforts of many hard-peopl- e. People such as Mr. s, social worker at the Clinic, chairman, and Mrs. Amelda well; and J. C. Garza who I In the Best Behaved Kimberly Quiley. The best groomed category, Jennifer Pulleys dog Alfie took a pets belonged to Andrea first place award with Long, Kelvin Horton , CI Kelvin Horton and J. C. to demonstrate the talents of their particular fcnx fi pet. youngsters got a chance TANK, cannon and witcj came nest, with the Skull V iders majestically prancing onftj inc steeds in the procession. Ilk K'k powder and musket tot-tai- n men of the Skull Valley s Fur( next, dressed in their tuthr buckskin clothing and blast from their go KMY A.N The pet that took first place for the best trick belonged to Trina Porter with second and third places going to the pets of Tina Henderson and Days Dog Show, several Principal of the high school, Mr. Kroff, found out sponges with shaving cream may not be always accurate, but still find their, target once in a while. . . , Mike Adams wins Golf Match brook second with 29 and Robbie Robertson a 30. Robertson ; also carded the low gross with a sparkling 39i He was tied by Jim and Will Kelly Forty golfers teed off in" the annual . Dugway Days golf tournament, and since ' all prizes in the match were donated to the committee by area businesses, was turned $200.00 over to the Morale - ; closest tude to the It was through their efforts all of the prizes were collected and the tournament number .6, while Dick .Whitaker' won four-ma- n tournament committee, Paul Carlson, Doug Moe, Chuck Humphrey and Tim Madere. In the longest drive contest Mike Goade took the honors on When the dust had Mike Adams cleared, had ' netted a 27 for first prize, Don Lash- - pin All of the participants expressed grati- Taylor., Support Fund. to the contest on number 4. the '. . And they fly thru the air, with the greatest of ease. . . as the 5th SF Group demonstrates how to catch a cool breeze, the hard way. . . completed. mx ctators watch as a surprised Dugwayite gets the bucking of his life Urban Cowboy style on the mechanical . . , , . , . . ... j .' .'j , lll i-( ... - . . . -. k ' ... li ... Parade, dont know Where they put the AM FM radio in this thing! says Sgt. Randy lluyck as he drives the Visitors Train in the Dugway Days vhile Col. Bay looks for a way off. I i i v- - 1 |