Best Smiler
'Casey' with Tanya
Quickest Sitter 'Domino'
with Paul
Waggiest tail
'Heidi' and Werner
Best Trick
'Heidi' with Werner
Spottiest Face 'Enzo;
with Tracey
Spottiest Tail
'Paris' with Alex
Least Spotted 'Frisbee'
with Justine
Best dog with moving spots 'Golden retriever'
The
Pinata was a very strong fire engine. Alex Harbin
managed to belt the engine out of the tree with strength
and style of Aussie Joe Bugner. The sweets from
the Sydney Nut and Sweet Co were gathered with great
glee.
Marlene
Massingham, our special guest with a seeing Eye Dogs
Australia trained labrador, gave an informative chat
about the training and skills of her dog, Jean and thanked
the club for assisiting in fund raising for the training
of dogs. The club raised $204 for SEDA for which
our hardy band of walkers are to be congratulated.
Thanks also to the following for their donation of fabulous
product for SEDA; Dogs Life Magazine; Gone to the dogs,Orange;
Petbarn,Chatswood; Australian Rural Veterinary Services;
Pets International; Challenge Dog Supplies; The Big
Flower, OUrimbah; Pedigree; Harvey Norman,Erina; Pawprint
for Pets and People; The Sydney Sweet Company; Demcare
Vet Pty Ltd and to the committee for their donation
of the pinata and products. My thanks to everyone
who supported the event and to our hard working committee
members who contributed to a successful and happy day.
Anne
Brown
Fun Day Organiser
22nd August 2001
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We
headed off happily at 11.00am at a brisk pace. Every
15 minutes of so the dally pack halted to gather in the
tail enders. Happily we lost nobody. Paul
Jones organised a splendid treasure hunt amongst the trees-
every dog and his owner recieved a prize. The walk
lasted about an hour- both dogs and owners enjoyed the
exercise. Bicentennial park is a wonderful venue-
the walkways are wide enough to accomodate kids on bikes/scooters,
walkers and dogs. Playgrounds cater for all ages,
and picnic areas are everywhere. At the conclusion
of the walk everyone collected their wonderful prizes
and all were delighted with their booty.
The winner of the raffle was Inge Von Euw who won the
aromatherapy Relaxation Unit donated by Harvey Norman,
Erina; Second Prize went to Sophie Roberts
who was delighted with her herb pot donated by the Big
Flower Nursery, Ourimbah, Third Prize winner was karina
with Bronson who took home a 15kg pag of pedigree Pal
donated by Pedigree; Fourth Prize went to Justine with
Frisbee- shampoo and conditioner; fifth prize was shampoo,
won by Inge and Heidi and sixth prize of a dog lead
donated by Challenge dog supplies to Andy.
 
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