We appreciate Dr. Tim Nelson in helping to round up
runners for the bed races, seems like this gets a little
tougher each year.
The cow chip throwing was a lot of fun as always, and
I am sure everyone enjoyed the music by John Diamond
and the Hampton brothers along with the performance
by the HOHO Clowns from Clown
Ally.
And what an honor it was for us
to have Charlie and
Donna White as our parade
Marshals.
All in all the whole day was a
lot of fun and we appreciate
everyone’s participation,
including all of the folks who
came down and helped make the
day a tremendous
success by participating in the
parade.
Of course no event can take
place or be successful,
without a lot work going on
behind the scenes, in
preparation for the big event.
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There were seven teams entered in the horse shoe
pitching contests, two of which took home the top money.
Winners were, First place , Kevin and Chad Biggs, second
place Donnie Dunn and Curt Gurney , third place went to
Greg McMorris and Kyle Couffer .
We appreciate Larry Roman Nose
furnishing the Color
Guard for the parade and also bringing
us the Cheyenne
Arapaho Indian Dancers and Drummers.
All of us who are involved in
the Main Street Program
were proud to have these good
folks as our Pioneer
Honorees.
We appreciate you so much. We
also appreciate
Damon Jones making the signs for
the parade participants.
This year the entire Main Street
board, plus many volunteers
were involved in making the
event work. Rex Kraft, Mary Lee
Jones and Rhonda Olsen spent a
lot of time putting the parade
together and what a magnificent
job they did. Alvin Woodruff,
Dr. Lucas, Lewis and Mina Green,
Donnie Dunn, Gerald Daugherty
and Mike Russell operated the
concession stand along with
Mary Lee Jones and Rex Kraft. Tony Kohl announced the parade
and helped Mike Russell with the cow chip throwing contests, while Gerald Daugherty filmed the parade for posterity.
Donnie Dunn
was in Charge of the horse shoe pitching and also won the cow chip throwing again this year.
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