The Citizen, 1994-07-13, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1994. PAGE 13.
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M. Fraser greet at Duff’s
A refreshing shower
Jerry Lee receives a well-deserved, cool shower after participating in the events at the
Bluewater Kennel Club's dog show in Blyth which ran from July 5 to 7. Jerry Lee travelled with
his owner Michele Philpott from Atlanta, Georgia.
Bluewater dog show a success
The 11th Annual Bluewater Ken
nel Club Dog Show is finished for
another year and club member Flo
rence Pullen says the Blyth event
was very successful.
The exhibitors travelled from
across Canada and the United
States to participate in the show
and Mrs. Pullen says, "There were
many compliments received
Ashes were all that was left of the bam located on the farm of Rosie Latham of RR5 Seaforth.
The structure on Cone. 5, McKillop Twp. was completely engulfed in flames when the
Seaforth Fire Department arrived on the scene at approximately 11:45 p.m. on the evening of
July 10.
Fire destroys McKillop barn
Fire struck late Sunday night on
the farm of Rosie Latham of Cone.
5, McKillop Township.
The Seaforth Fire Department
was called at 11:38 p.m. When they
arrived, Fire Chief George Garrick
regarding the facilities, the show
and the food."
The Best of Show awards are a
confirmation of the quality of the
dog. The winners were: Tuesday, a
doberman pinscher owned by Brian
Casey of Harley, Ontario; Wednes
day, a springer spaniel owned by
Dan Hutchinson of Ottawa and on
says, "The bam was fully engulfed.
The structure was completely
destroyed."
"One tanker truck was left at the
scene for three hours (to ensure
Thursday, a boxer owned by Jack
Ireland of Fingal, Ontario.
The obedience trials saw the
same dog earn high score on both
Tuesday and Thursday; a golden
retriever owned by Larry and
Sheila Phillips of Mitchell. The
Wednesday winner was a border
collie owned by Missi Roland of
Illinois.
containment of the fire)," he says.
Chief Garrick says there is no
damage estimate at this time and
there were only a few chickens in
the back of the bam.
The cause is undetermined.
Mclva Fraser was the greeter at
Duff's United on July 10. Rev.
Banks welcomed everyone and also
brought to their attention the
flowers that were placed in the
church by Malinda Johnston in
memory of Hugh Johnston who
died one year ago. Cassandra
Banks was the candle lighter and
Neil McGavin was scripture reader.
With the low number of children
in attendance during the summer
months Rev. Banks directs his
children stories to all of the 'big
kids'. Sunday he read a Rabbi's
story. It was when God was almost
finished with creation and only had
humans to create. "Let these beings
have reason, intellect and
understanding," said God.
First 'truth' came and said not to
make a creature that was capable of
lying because the last thing the
world needed was deception and
Children entertain parents
Well the now seasoned church
campers are back home in Walton
as of Friday, June 8. Parents
gathered at Camp Bimini at 7 p.m.
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fraud. Then 'peace' came forward
and begged God not to create
creatures who would disturb the
harmony of creation. Peace feared
that these humans would act with
revenge and initiate war. Then the
soft voice of 'charity' asked to be
heard and said, 'God, 1 know that
any being created in your likeness
will have the capacity to perform
great and kind deeds. Filled with
your Spirit these human beings will
comfort the sick, visit the lonely,
and provide shelter to the homeless.
Such a being cannot but bring glory
to you, O Lord."
Though God listened to the voice
of truth and peace before the final
act of creation, it was because of
charity that human beings were
created.
Rev. Banks' sermon was called,
'The Church of the 21st Century'.
to hear their children sing some of
the songs they learned and meet
some of the young counsellors.
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