The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise from Seguin, Texas • Page 34

SFC. 3, PC. ft TIIK SKCUIN SKPTKMIIKR 1977 Cub Scouts get K-9 demonstration Joe Phillips f704 Francis Akeroyd 290 of the Antonio Police Department (SAPD) K-9 program presented a K-0 demonstration to Cub of Den 2, PacK 107, Thursday afternoon, Aufiut 25. bat been a San Antonio Police Officer for five years aod has been axtigned to the Police K-9 team for the past 2ft years. Akeroyd has been on UM force four years and on K-9 for two years.

K-9 Spike four years old and been working as a police dog for 2V4 years. Spike's function, for (he most part, the apprehension of felons. The dog has had 33 apprehensions In his first 18 months as a police K-9. The apprehensions were for offenses such as burglary, robbery, theft, assualt, and attempted murder. An article appeared this past July in the San Antonio Light describing Spike's apprehension of a man who had shot at a policeman.

The first eight months of this IB-month period Spike and his handler, Officer Phillips walked foot patrol in the downtown area of San Antonio. Their main function as a foot patrol team was the deterrence of robberies, purse snatchings, and assaults. Six dogs in all arc used presently in the K-9 program. Officers Phillips and Ake royd expressed willingness to present other K-9 demonstrations to local groups. Groups who wish to hear surh a program should contact Mrs.

Barbara Ottinger at Mrs. Ottingcr, the den mother for Den 2. Pack 107. is the sister of Officer Phillips. Her son Teddy is a member of Den 2.

With K-9 Spike Officers CUB SCOUTS OF DEN 2, Pack 107, pose with K-9 Spike at theThurttday, August 25 demonstration. The boys are, left to right, Lance Krrn, Gregory Valdcz, Teddy Ottinger, and Warren Ya key. Behind them Li den mother Barbara handler Joe Phillips. K-9 SPIKE OK THE SAN ANTONIO I'OUCK DEPARTMENT K-9 team is flanked by the two officers who work with him Officer Joe Phillips, left, ami Officer Francis Akeroyd right. Oliver! What words can be used to fully tell you the impact this production has had on our community.

Louis Bittrich directed this stage play using raw talent for the most port from the Seguin area and turned it into a fantastic production. Oliver TwUt, a novel filled with pathos, violence and murder seems a very unlikely candidate for a musical, but Lionel Bart worked his theater magic on it and the results have thrilled playgoers all over the world. He strung humor into the story and brought reality to the stage. This first theatrical production to be presented in our new Coliseum and we trust not the last. Tripp Rogers, a 7th grader, was terrific as Oliver.

David Zelinka was great as the Artful Dodger. Over fifty talented people were in the cast and many, many more worked behind the scenes and all the other tasks that are necessary to produce a play of Uiis magnitude. Far too many for us to mention, but we did do a little snooping behind the scenes and found Liz House in charge of all those hyperactive orphans in between scenes. Gabrielle Nelson and Tuta Brawner were painting wrinkles and dirt on faces. Carla Blumberg was atop tall ladders in control of lights, etc.

Jerry Weers and his crew did a perfectly beautiful job on the sets. We were amazed at the precision of movements in getting Da- props on and off the stage in a matter of split seconds! One lady was overheard to comment that she had seen the show uf Oliver! and that tHis production topped it! Mark Brown who played the part of Mr. Bumble enjoyed a visit with his little brother Matt Brown from Calif, who worked to earn the money to fly to Texas so he could be a port of the production. Matt worked the spotlights. Mark and Matt left Wednesday for their home in Calif.

Mrs. Elba Bittrich, mother of Dr. Louis Bittrich, flew in from Calif, to view Die production of Oliver! that her talented son Louis directed. She enjoyed every minute of it. Defuse James who played the part of a barmaid had her own cheering section for the play.

Her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arlie F. James and her sister Patricia James all of Kerrville and her sister and her husband. Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Titnmer- mann and their daughter Shannon from Beaumont, her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs Norman Hilburn, and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arlie James.

Everyone agreed that this was indeed a wonderful production full of action and beautiful music. Stan (Chip) Morris of nephew of Bobbie Zelinka was in town to see his aunt perform in Chip recently completed a tour of Hawaii and Alaska in the entertainment field of music. He left the group and is currently working on his first novel which he hopes to complete by Dec. Bobbie said that everyone in her family came to see Oliver! and they ended up having an unplanned wonderful family reunion. Her father Dr.

Charles E. Roberts and her brother Chuck Roberts of Waxahachie and her sister Jodie and sons Chip and Hamilton, also her sister Carol and husband Charles all came for the play and they had a really great time together. Corky Halt and her children Scott and Hollye all took part in the play and this caused another family reunion as her brother Buzz Hudiburg, Austin, sister Jackie and husband Dick Davis and children and sister Sherri and husband Allen and children all came from out of town to see the play. Happy Birthday to Carolyn May you have many many more happy birthdays. Carolyn.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Stanley Carpenter upon their Silver Wedding Anniversary. To commemorate this happy occasion their three children. Mr ami Mrs. James Carpenter, Mrs.

Patricia Kbvrwein and Mrs. Mary Gilbert treated them to a very special dinner at the Time Machine. The next day their dear friends Mr. and Mrs Corbin Terry, formerly of Mcljueeney now of Pipv Creek, joined them to extend their celebration for the remainder of the day. Best wishes to you both always.

Welcome to our town Dennis and Kllen Lynn. Dennis is the new Supervisor for HNG Propane. We are happy nave you in Seguin. The Lynns have two daughters Denise and JoKllen and one son, Steve; welcome, kids! Down from Oklahoma is Mrs. Michael Sahrn and her little daughter Usa to visit with her folks Mr and Mrs George Naumann and Mike's parents Mr.

and Mrs Clarence Sahm Don't you know these grandparents are having a time with little Lisa who is just seven weeks old Talked to Lillie Schneider the other day and she told us that she and Roy have just returned liuidoso. New Mexico where they had a marvelous tune relaxing, nolfmn and attending the races. Lillie said that whenever they to Ruidoso the time to come home always comes UHI for she really enjoys her vacations there Minnie Wilson and Jimnne Wheeler spent weekend ai Lake Corpus Chrisli. They were quests of mimic's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs A A Ware Mr.

and Mrs. Kiton Bohmann just returned from Minneapolis, Minnesota where they visiteti their Sandra and her husband Gil Debner and their hildien. tit-raid. Kim and Tara. While there Kllon and Let a celebrated their tOlh wedding anniversary! Sandra and till itnik out for lovely dinner to celebrate the occasion.

They enjuscd a tour of thi city and especially the crisp, cool weather a.s said it as the -Hi's the whole time thai they were there Welcome to little Mary Harding who made her debut into the world 25 th Mary had ijuite welcoming committee when she arrived at home us she tour sisters Joanie, Crissy, Julie and Carrie The parer.t> oi line brood are Mel and Judy Harding Glad vou armed, little Mary, we think you are adorable Congratulations to Kenneth Hancock of Cle.tr Lake upon their Silver Wedding were honored with a lovely surprise partv given by then children The kid.s even managed to smuggle in grandma Mrs Hancock, to help celebrate this memorable occa.sioii Phone in your news Carol 37y-5H2 BAENZIGER 4-LI. CELLO 6-Pak, Plus Deposit BIG RED, ROOT BEER, ORANGE BETTY CROCKER, OZ. ALL VARIETIES Layer Cake Mixes Every Double Doy Model Mar fa Witti $5.00 Purchase or fere Specials in Effect Days Sept. I Thru Wed.v Holiday, ISC-Count Pkg. LUNCHEON PLATES $1.49 Star Lite No.

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