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' =p 14 -- Scugog Citizen - Tuesday, Nodember 21, 1994 * _ Faweely Watters SCHNEIDER - HAZELWOOD * Kimberly Hazelwood and Thomas Schneider from Kitchener were happily united in marriage on July 16th, 1994. The marriage ceremony was performed at Cullen Gardens and dinner was served there as well. Kim and Tom are building a house on the Hazelwood farm. Their families extend their love and congratulations as we are very happy for them. EAGLESON - LITTLE The marriage 8f Lisa Diane Little to Bradley Russell Eagleson took place on September 17th, 1994. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. David Shearman at the Blackstock United Church, followed by a reception at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Taking part in this special day were Brian Jenkins as best man; Rob Hogan, Craig Jackson and Brent Smith as ushers. Angela Duivesteyn as maid of honour; Sandra Frey and Kimberly McFadden as bridesmaids. Avery Frey and Paige Eagleson as flowergirls. The bride was given away by her brother-in-law, John Frey. The couple honeymooned in Cancun, Mexico, and now reside in Little Britain, Port Rerry dog race date confli From page nine events ranging from sprint races to the 200 mile race at the Pas during the 1920's and 30's. The Alaskan Husky as the breed is now called, has_a long established pedigree. These are Unfortunately, I did not The Siberian Husky accepted by the A.K.C. ifr 1930 came to 'North America as the result of an order placed by Seppala with a Siberian trader to import the breed for the "Nome Sweepstakes". Pictures of MM not pet dogs, but have been Seppala's team appear to have finely bred. with speed and little resemblance to the show stamina being the foremost dogs of today. Seppala liked criteria. Each line has been white 408 $24 Sarid the tested through generations in S5isiones 0 5 : 1 orvane events ranging from sprint races f oe IY; A Ions y hpeare ou to the Iditarod and Yukon Quest. ©, 8n AAmencan kennel. di We can easily verify back nine The Greenland Dog did not and ten generations of pedigree come from Greenland but from nour own Kernel. Arctic Canada and has been One should be aware of the consifiengd puve end Tejisterable history of some of the purebreds bY the AKC. three times in the before one condemns the ast forty years. Alaskan Husky as a mongrel. Malamutes are an almost all Husky-type freighting dog from Ad not intended - f | to show disrespect To The Editor: anticipate the upset and concern I would like to apologize to the this notice would cause within Township of Scugog and the the community. Scugog Citizen newspaper for It was not my intention to the obituary that I ran in last abuse or show disrespect for the Tuesday's Citizen newspaper. true reason of the obituary This obituary was not intended column, or to reduce, belittle or as a joke. It was a sincere make a mockery of the grief message of support to someone caused by losing a loved one. who had lost something very Yours Truly, dear to them. Anne Allen, Scugog Township THANK YOU ... to all who worked so very hard on my campaign. And to all those in Scugog who supported me. "Like the Fiery Phoenix ... | will return!" DOREEN KENDALL THANK YOU ... | wish to thank the residents of Ward 5 for electing me to council. | appreciate the support of so many members of the community. Thanks to my family for thelr love and encouragement. | could not have been successful without the many dedicated campaign workers who gave so generously of thelr time and expertise. » I will work very hard to serve the Interests of my ~ constituents and the residents of the township. | understand the responsiblity | have to maintain the trust you have shown in me. Most of all, | encourage and look forward to continued Input from the public. Thank you all once again. © ... KAREN PUCKRIN THANK YOU UR IVIEV IE BST o II ET RT YA = THE SL ETRY would like to share with our Citizen readers, please call 985-6397 for more information Wish your special little person a Happy 1st Birthday [e181 g sTo1 BT Tolo Talo Fe gVTo Te To eT gc To [VEN {<] (SL ILIEHTIE edd gagem 1c cey dline tor Family ding announcement All other Family Matters with photos a Slejilclelc] s with Minden race Alaska and the Yukon. The "pure strains" were picked from , Areas which had dogs that suited the personal tastes of the breeders. The Samoyed breed's foundation sire was designated for an expedition's cooking pot Mrs. Kilborne-Scott personally liked white dogs of medium size, feeling that they were most attractive and suitable for city life; i.e., they would draw the most attention and sell the best One breeder involved in the early development registered a number of crosses with a larger Pomeranian dog. The point is whether your dog is flop-eared, etc., each breed is the result of someone's bright idea The foregoing being said,all criticisms should offer a remedy, and here are mine: 1) Bring your race to ISDRA standards and do not try to compete against an established major race. 2) Open the race to all competitors and include a "purebred" event or purse for those who do not want to compete against professional drivers. 3) Work with other race committees to estajglish a date that will encourage drivers to remain in the area. This has obvious benefits for everyone. Both Susan (a pro racer) and I (a Port Perry High School teacher for 21 years) regret that we are unable to bring dogs with names like "Chainsaw", "Clarkie", etc., to race and to entertain those of you who have supported us over the years. Sincerely Court and Susan Robinson R.R.3, Orillia, Ontario Another raffle for Debra Taylor The Scugog Chamber of Commerce is organizing a raffle with proceeds to assist Debra Ann Taylor, the Port Perry realtor injured by gun-shot in the October 20 shooting and robbery. Framer's Gallery is donating a Walter Campbell print "Autumn Hunt," which will be the first prize in this raffle. Tickets are going on sale at the end of the week ($3 each or two for $5) and will be available at several locations including Port Perry Printing, Re/Max and the Framer's Gallery. The draw for the winning ticket will be made December 13 at the Lions Hall in Manchester. The Port Perry Lions and area realtors are also holding a raffle for Debra Ann and the tickets for this one will be drawn December 13 as well. Debra Ann is recovering from thé gun shot wound, but is expected to be off work for another three months. The proceeds from these raffles will be turned over to Debra to help make up for her loss of income.