Sanger Courier (Sanger, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 4, 1999 Page: 4 of 18
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Dracula, wearing her bat wings.
She was very demure, cuddled
up in her owner’s arms watching
all the fun from a safe distance.
She had her photo taken in
costume.
Two Yorkshire terriers,
Angus and Jake, came in for a
visit and a photo with their lady
owner. Our photographer, Dave
Robinson, was seen plying
pooches with grated cheese and
a clicker to get their attention for
the pictures. Jack, a dog rescued
from the area around Lake Ray
Roberts last year, came by to say
hello. His companion, Molly, a
Chihuahua, was very excited by
all the people she saw. She was
especially excited by our vet’s
three children who wore their
kittens attached to their
shoulders. 'Hie kittens seemed to
love the attention.
Our grand opening party
was lots of fun, and all of us were
so pleased by the great turnout
on such a rainy day. One client
brought three dwarf Nigerian
goats for all the little ones to pet.
They didn’t come in costume
since just being a goat is really
enough. Seeing so many nice
people and their delightful pets
was the best treat of all.
Terry Patterson gives Susan, Abby and Charles Pottorff a
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Commerce will be presenting its
annual Christmas Parade of
Lights Saturday, Dec. 4. The
theme for this year is “Events of
the Century, 1900-2000."
The parade is scheduled to
begin at 0:30 p.m. Entries in the
parade will begin lining up at 5
p in. Entry fees for cars, floats or
vehicles are $5 each. Entry fees
for individuals is one canned
food item per person, in order to
try and build up the Krum food
pantry.
Prior to the parade, Santa
Claus will be available for photos
between 2 and 5 p.m. at
Angelica’s Eloral Designs, 102 S.
1st St., and craft and bake sale
booths will be open.
Eor additional information,
contact Rhonda or Mary atX940)
482-3923.
Dr. Lynn Stucky (pictured at front), owner of the Animal Hospital
on Milam Road, holds a ribbon-cutting ceremony at his newly
renovated office. Pictured are: (back row) Mary Davis, Polly
Dwyer, Norrie Rawdon, Mary Bell Sims, Frank Ballard, Lori
Stucky, Rose O'Hara, Christy Paddack and Donna Rathbun; and
(front row) Reagan Miller, Brock Ballard, Malori, Evan and Lyndi
Stucky and Tanner Miller.
Photos off tho Stucky ribbon-cutting ceremony
were furnished by Dave Robinson off Picture Craft
Photography in Denton.
A REAL TAIL-WAGGER - Caesar, an English bulldog, finds a love
interest in Miss Gidget, a Boston terrier, during the open
house/ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Animal Hospital on
Milam Road.
Halloween has come and
gone along with our grand
opening party for the animal
hospital. Calvin Woodruff, a
Chesapeake Bay Retriever,
dressed up in a grass skirt, wore a
lei around his neck and achieved
the perfect costume until he
became distracted by his straw
hat and ate it. Otherwise, he had
a great time as a Hawaiian hula
dancer.
Phoebe, a Bishon ITisee,
came to our grand opening party
in the company of her two best
friends. Heidi and her daughter,
Gretchen, both schnauzers,
enjoyed wearing I heir
bandannas. They were seen
mingling with the admiring
crowd. Heidi had given birth to
Gretchen under the care of our
doctor.
Caesar, a grand English
bulldog who answers to the
nickname “squishy face," came
along with his owner and our
fellow vet assistant, Christy. She
had found a cowboy hat to go
along with his bandanna. He
hated wearing it so much that
when left on his own he ate the
hat. At the grand opening Caesar
met the girl of his dreams, Miss
Gidget. Lhe Boston terrier
female left the big guy in a stale
of tail-wagging bliss.
Jake, the golden retriever
from next door, as usual, was
right at home at the party. He
snacked on barbecue brisket
given to him by James Corbin as
he sliced (he delicious meat he
had cooked. Jake may never
leave.
A little miniature pincher
named Minnie came as County
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Hardy, Lisa. Sanger Courier (Sanger, Tex.), Vol. 101, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 4, 1999, newspaper, November 4, 1999; Sanger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1337765/m1/4/: accessed May 14, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sanger Public Library.