The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-22
Lincoln, St Mays and Dickinson Fairgrounds Stage Pet
Minor Skirmishes
Exhibits Of Favorifes

Exhibits ct F.
THE WEATHER MAN SMM-
ED yesterday. and Lincoln. St.
Mary's and Dickinson play
grounds responded with splen-
did pet shows. in completion Of
the series begun last Thursday
1t the four other Fairgrounds
Of the city.
The dav was enlivened by
several minor skirmishes among
the pets. Dogs resented the
proximity Of kittens. who re-
taliated with arched backs and
enthusiastic splitting: rabbits
twitched their noses and dogs
argued among themselves as to
which were outstanding. None
OF Il was serious. but Il did
create q bit of excitement At
times.
Twenty dogs of all kinds led
the field at Lincoln where the
judging began.
First prize.winners here were
Billy and Jimmv Weller. IL and
3 years old. whose huge Shep,
. mixture Of shepherd and col
lie. displayed his company man
ners, The dog Is eiKht or nine
years old. his masters said, and
n lust - much . member oi
the family ~ the children.
Second prize went to Edns
Kolp. IL. who had some three
weeks-old rabbits. HALF oil
them belong to nv brother
she explained. 'hnt he let me
have them to enter today
Beautiful white bunnies they
were. too.
Shirley Casper, Is, found
frog about . month ago, In Z
pond near her home, and she
has cared for II ever since. 4
tiny leash kept him from hop
ing into the middle Of things
Shirley won third prfze fol
Jack, the frog.
Carl Miller won fourth prixs
with his Trixis, toy bull dog
who II partly owned by his sis
Ter. : -
Novelty prize was awarded n
Ruth Campbell. IL, whose pei
dor Queenie celebrated her &c.
ond birthday at the PCT show
Ruth had dressed oaeenie ID
panties. alp and dress. and she
lay contentedly In : doll-busgy
all during the show.
LOTS or Dogs
Others at the Lincoln Ah0v
were Erma Jean unly, n. With
I her~ hittou, 01neer III 1SaNk
Is, WIN Ju1lo JooH Sra1th :
who enterod = dncllsafnd, CRIT
chan; Patricia puproI a, Mn
her grandmothAE,e yellow pup
~. Lucky: DsrotAy Kling. !
with . cunning puppy, : mix
ture Of spitx, chow and settler
and named Queenje: Lucillt
Siewert, ., with her dog
Brownie; Lynn Krslse, 3, Will
his pup Sport: Mary Lou Da
prey, 3, with . kitten DlacIkil
borrowed for the occosion; ElloS
West, Z, with her kitten Tommy
Willard and Walter aehu1tx, .
year-old twins. with Mitxie, ~
week-old bull and fox terrier
Willis Thurman, -. with hil
dog Buster; Bob Gilman, -
with Fuzzy, Z spitS and aire'
dale: Veins Jean pstefs, "a
with The family watchdoe Gin
ger: Suzanne ADQuftlI. Win
her three .eoldfish, which ~
has named Dlondje, poewoo6l
and Baby Dumpline. and 1
tiny catfish no big1sr tA6n I
very small minnow; TherosI
Smith. IL. with her mt taSSieF
Tiny.
Kenneth ochsenbeln, 3, nearI,
caused Z riot when he arrivsl
with his huge English bull
Butch. Butch weighs 1t lsas
twice % much q Kennsth. On
dragged Kenneth merrily, skid
ding toward the group. Carr
Gross brought her toy dog. 'sHi
name Il Tommy. after my Dad
dy." she explained. Edith Cpek
ins. Q. brought her toy dog. Dc
Grated with . bouquet d flower,
1t his collar. Her sister Mar
Alene. 2. had her toy dog. to-
Phyllis Frank, 3. brought DaiG,
May. the family cocker: Jacl
Martin. 10, Z lovely white year
old Spitx named riuffy: an(
Jerry Cullimore. ~. entered IA
Boston bull. Wrinkles
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