9rA.^ X90 yyyy-ONTOECOmQelja amramanfirHim 9AM. MEX INT. CH. DEL SOLS MIGHTY MURPHY top right, finished his championship in 5 shows with four 4-point majors, from the puppy class. He is 412 pounds, bright orange very short backed. He is a group winner with many group placements. He has produced some beautiful pups, all of them heavy coated like he is Murphy was handled by Mitch Wooten.DEL SOLS THIS BUDS FOR YOU top left shown at 8 months of age. A very heavy coated black tan, sired by Ch. Sun Rays Bat Man. Very short backed with exceptional markings and a beautiful head, Bud is now at home with his new owner Nan Shartell of Riverside, California.DEL SOLS MIGHTY MARGARET, a beautiful light orange female with a heavy coat, very short back and beautiful head. Margaret has 8 points and will soon return to the ring to complete her championship under the expert handling of Don Walker.All of the DEL SOL POMS are linebred from the Sun Ray line of Fern Rodrigues. Special thanks to Fern for being a close and dear friend who has always been there for me. Ferns love of Poms keeps her believing in the newcomers, and she has been great help to many novices trying to get started.Also, thanks to Mitch Wooten for expert care and handling of my Poms, and for a great friendship. Mitch is soon to retire and we will miss him in the ring.We want to welcome Don Walker to the team - Don will be handling the DEL SOL POMS in the future.0e lcMteramaYiDr. Philip Susan Conlee 2155 Olga Street Oxnard, CA 93030 805 485-0857Stud Service Puppies3THE FORCE IS HERE...MNMS JJS JOLLY WEE DREAMMNMS POMS-R-US CROWNCREST POMERANIANSMNMs and Crowncrest are very pleased to announce that we have joined our forces in conjunction with our breeding programs. JJ is a prime example of what we are accomplishing by combining our knowledge and experience. Not only has JJ been a spectacular showman at the matches, but his beauty, structure, and animation are attracting attention wherever he goes. This vivacious youngster has captured the hearts of many and even has his very own fan clubTo date, JJs achievements include the following placements Group III - at 11 weeks of age - Golden State Dog Fanciers ABM, 5-15-88. Group IV - at 15 weeks of age - Purebred Dog Councilof Southern California ABM, 6-12-88. Group II - at 16 weeks of age - Match and Show NewsABM, 6-19-88.JJ makes his AKC debut in late August 1988. JJ is exclusively handled by Glenn Bernardo of CROWNCREST POMERANIANS. Watch for him you cant miss him...THE FORCE HAS ARRIVEDJJs BreederOwner JJs HandlerMary Marchbanks Glenn C. BernardoMNMS POMS-R-US CROWNCREST POMERANIANS4986 Avila Way 20524 Pioneer Blvd.Buena Park, CA 90621 Lakewood, CA 90715714994-0259 213402-9606Randys Dandy Wee Tuffy Ch. Randys Jolly Wee PeppiMacs Fancydukes Wee Wendy World Ch. Jolly Wee Fancy Dan of Peppi Randys Dandy Wee Tuffy Ch. Randys Jolly Wee Fancy LadyRandys Pride and Joy of Duke Sire Jolly Wee Dans Mighty MoeCh. Randys Dragonfly Top O The Line Ch. Randy's Toppers Red RobinRandys Wee Brite Star of Duke Jolly Wee Wendy MischiefRandys Dandy Wee Tuffy Ch. Randys Preshus Wee WendyMacs Fancydukes Wee WendyWorld Ch. Jolly Wee Fancy Dan of Peppi Ch. Jolly Wee I'm a Pepper ToRandys Brandy of Jolly Wee Cobbs Chaps of Pepper ToCh. Ace His Big John Bills Tiny TykeJuanitas Brandy Lady Dam Cobbs Lutece of ChapsWorld Ch. Jolly Wee Fancy Dan of Peppi Ch. Jolly Wee Im A Pepper ToRandys Brandy or Jolly Wee Cobbs Babe of Pepper ToWorld Ch. Jolly Wee Fancy Dan of Peppi Cobbs Easter Bunny of Dan Bills Tiny TykeThe Pom Reader August 1988yCa^USy ptfcVolume IV, Number 6TABLE OF CONTENTS10. SPECIALS ADDITIONTop Twenty Poms, January-July AKC Gazette.14. A CANADIAN BREEDERS POINT OF VIEWKaren Bradshaw tells of the work of the Canadian Pomeranian Club.16. POMERANIAN EDUCATION NETWORKEducation Co-ordinator Sally Baugniet establishes a chain of information.18. UPDATETop Ten Exhibitors, January-July AKC Gazette.20. OLYMPIAOlympia says, There are EIGHT wonders in the world"22. SECRETARIES PAGEReports from Breed Clubs.22. POETS CORNERFor My Wonderful Pom Whisky by Jackie Bussey Letting Go by Bobbie StofferThe Pom Reader is published by Doll-McGinnis Enterprises, Incorporated, 8840 thru 8848 Beverly Hills, Lakeland, Florida, 33809, out of admiration for the purebred Pomeranian. EDITOR JOE MCGINNIS. BUSINESS MANAGER DUANE DOLL. Postage paid at Lakeland, FL. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the express written permission of the editor. The opinions expressed in this publication either editorially or in advertising copy are those of the authors and do not necessarily constitute endorsement by the publishers. The editor reserves the right to reasonably edit all copy submitted. All articles submitted become the property of the publishers. Subscription price for Third-Class Service in the continental United States 24.00. Foreign and First Class prices upon request. Issues of the Pom Reader are sent as a courtesy to all AKC licensed Pomeranian, Toy Group, and Best In Show judges. Direct all inquiries to Joe McGinnis, Editor, The Pom Reader, 8848 Beverly Hills, Lakeland, FL 33809. Telephones 813 858-3839 or 813 858-2639.The Pom Reader August 1988This issue of the Pom Reader is made possible in part by the following advertisersFront CoverSUSAN CONLEEINDEX TO ADVERTISERSALEXANDER PEDIGREES...................22BENKO, A..............................................17BERNARDO, G........................................3CABRERA, T......................................... 24CARSON, M. B...................................18CIL1BERTO, B. L..............................8,9CONLEE, S...........................................1,2COOK, S................................................19COY, J....................................................17CREED, C..............................................17DOSSEMGER, M...................................17EPPS, N................................................. 19FEDDICK, R. J................................... 19FREIA, J.................................................19GAD, N...................................................19GODDARD, T. S.................................19GRAF, H.................................................21GRIFFIN, G............................................19GRIFFITH, K..........................................17HARTZ, K.....................................12,13,22HEARTZ, J. C.....................................19HOVEY, J...............................................19JACKSON, C.........................................17JOHNSON, S.........................................19JOHNSTON, J........................................17JONES, H.................................................7KELLY, S...............................................17LEMEK, W.............................................21LEWIS, J................................................15LOVELY, V.............................................17LUGINSLAND, J....................................19MARCHBANKS, M. J...........................3MARTIN, D.............................................17MASNICK, S..........................................21MCCOMBS, B..........................................5MILLER, K. E......................................14MUNSTER, S......................................... 19NAGY, S. B....................................17,23NORRIS, B.............................................19PFEFFER, C...........................................19PIAZZA, S..............................................17REILLY, R. J......................................11RINEHART, M.D....................................19ROSENBAUM, M...................................15SANDIFER, D.........................................19TAYLOR, J.............................................17VERRETT, A..........................................15WEBSTER, Y.........................................215i REBELj jt 4 9ki,-\wxx - .Babe and RebelMemphis K.C. Rebel was owner-handled to a BOB and a Group IVREBEL finished at 11 months with 4 majors, 3 of them in one weekend on the highly competitive Oklahoma circuit....Does things his own wayMi Babe PomeranianspresentsCH. SHARELS SOUTHERN IMAGECh. Cedarwood Image of Diamond x Sharels Southern BelleREBEL is a lovely deep red with excellent conformation and movement.THANK YOU SHARON HICKSfor this beautiful boyJAl 28 atjE XBoms.zan.iam.BclIjs xAic2om.s'Bxt. 1, XBox 184BB \MS''Da, cfl xB 72853 1-501-48Q-5510yf 1 F.iMany thanks to Rebels handler NANCY BURNETTE for the excellent presentations.The Pom Reader August 19886SHOWSIGHT - FROM THE EDITORIt has been brought to my attention that last months editorial, in which we made mincemeat out of poor old Mr. Meyer, may have been slightly misleading. You see, a member of my family has suggested that I have had a memory lapse, and that possibly Michael was not all to blame for some of the things that happened, and that maybe, just maybe, I might have had a part in the planning and execution of several episodes of mischief. All I can say in response is that I find it high time to change the subject.Sylvia Kelly has completed the move to another home and newer kennel to house her dogs. Sylvia reports that everything is going well, which means, of course, that everything is a disaster and you cant find anything because its in another box that you forgot to mark and you miss your old butcher and shopping mall and you cant find the new bank. Ive moved before you cant fool me. And you cant cook because everythings packed up, so you have to rely on junk food restaurants for substandard nutrition...which of course leads us to the subject of the month The Dreaded Drive Up Window. Now, everyone knows that I am the worlds most fervent proponent of electronic gadgets modern conveniences, but I cannot tolerate those things, and sometimes I yearn for a return to days gone by.Many made that trip at a recent cluster of dog shows, when the Central Florida Kennel Club hosted its ROCK AND ROLL FIFTIES DOG SHOW. Underwritten by Kal Kan, this affair was a gas many luminaries of the dog show world were decked out like nerds and weirdos, some of whom normally arent. Duane Doll looked like the guy everyone hated Freshman year, a real cool cat dressed to the nines. Arlene Czech dragged out her poodle skirt and bobby socks Alan Harper was dressed like a grease monkey, and the editor was just grease, period. Actually, not having been out and about in the fifties, I had no idea what to wear. I finally decided to dress like all the guys my big sisters werent allowed to date it worked. Dr. Leon Seligman won the Best Mens Costume competition Linda Goldberg did not win the Womens but she looked really rad Linda Rowell looked, well, like anybody would look with two BISA on a Pug bitch, although its hard to be sure because I dont believe its been done before there was a hula-hoop contest which was a riot the live band was super, and there was even an Elvis Impersonator who had most of the place in a frenzy I siez- ed the opportunity to catch a quick nap - I like those acts almost as much as drive-up food machines. All in all, it was great, and I think these affairs are a terrific addition to the sport of purebred dogs. Congratulations are in order to the Club, to its President Diane Albers, and to all the individuals who made it possible.And speaking of moving, and we were at one point, other Pom fanciers are settling into new abodes. Jessie Stephens has moved from Maryland to Washington state, of all places, and we wish her good luck in her new home. And of course the Ken Miller vs. Eleanor Miller split has everyone in an uproar. You see, Ken has been transferred to Ohio, and Eleanor is still here in Florida waiting for her house to sell. And with our help it wont be soon. Weve been hiding out on the corner, and when prospective buyers approach, we holler out You dont want to live on THIS street, Oh No Not this street The would-be buyers take a powder, and we get to enjoy Eleanors company longer. But although theyre apart, they still visit each other from time to time. The other day, after one of Eleanors weekend visits, one of Kens new neighbors asked Who was that lady I saw you with last night, and Ken replied, That was no lady, that was my wifeThe Pom Reader August 1988DO YOU STILL BEAT YOUR MOTHER Department...And not to be outdone, son Randy Miller is making waves. With all the moving and confusion, Randy threw his hands in the air, bought a Pom of his own, and NOW THERES ANOTHER MILLER WINNING IN THE RING. Keep up the good work, RandyAnd now, back to the subject if there was one. Of course, as far as pickup windows go, they are not exactly new. I was around when the first one opened in Schaumberg, Illinois, or wherever. Sheila and I were tooling around, acting cool in a convertible, and decided have a little fun with this new contraption. We zoomed on up, got our two large Fries and Cokes, leaned close to the microphone and screamed at the top of our lungs, See you later alligator After awhile, crocodile We burst into fits of pealing laughter, I tramped down on the gas pedal and killed the engine. And we had to sit there for fifteen minutes like two idiots, while everyone in the restaurant glared out the window at us. Making improper use of the intercom system is just not tolerated in Schaumberg, Illinois.Actually, pickup windows have been the source of three em- barrasing experiences for me that was only one. One day I was in neecf of a foot-long chili dog. These are not easy to find in my area, but I decided to try you never know what new little item they are trying to peddle to a long-suffering public. I rolled up to the menu board and began to search for a foot long chili dog. A squawky voice piped up Welcome to Le Quic Burger. May I take your order I asked for a moment to ponder the offerings, and two seconds later the voice was back, more forceful than before. Welcome to Le Quic Burger May I take your order I said I wasnt quite ready. One second later they hit on me again. WELCOME TO LE QUIC BURGER MAY I TAKE YOUR ORDER I said thanks but no thanks, I couldnt find anything on the menu that I wanted. WHAT, the voice squawked, EXCUSE ME, SIR I repeated, Thank you, but I wanted a chili dog and you dont have one, so Ill just be on my way. As I pulled past the delivery window I glanced in...there was the Voice, the Manager, the Assistant Manager, and several other people in dumb-looking uniforms glaring at me with unconcealed irritation. Loitering in the pickup lane without purchase is considered outre at Le Quic Burger.One day I was rushing home from the post office. I was also rushing to beat an impending thunderstorm, a pretty bad one from the looks of things. And yet I felt in need of a junk food fix. I roared into the Taco place and as I pulled up the rain came down. Buckets of it, complete with high gusting winds and booming thunder. I ran my window down, shouted my order, then ran the window back up. The machine said something. I ran the window back down, repeated the order, then ran it back up. The machine said something else. Gingerly, I opened the window a crack and asked it to repeat itself. This time I heard clearly and as I opened my window to shout NO I DO NOT WANT ANY FRIJOLES RESFRITOS the wind changed, and a great gush of rain hit me in the face, as if someone had thrown a bucket of water. And the most unfortunate part was that I, in surprise and irritation, bellered a most unfortunate four letter word which even more unfortunately was broadcast throughout the whole unfortunate restaurant. You should have seen the looks I received as I attempted to collect my six Burrito Supremes and Four Beefy Tostados. Shrieking profanity into the intercom is frowned upon at Taco Rapido.Enough already. Were on our way to England - well tell you about it next month. Until then, POMS AWAY JMcGHAPIAN POMSi 0rV v i rv ,T' .y\v ^7 iiW\ wv\ZrA -y.xW-,oKvS.Xk'' . K prp-IrWINNERSBEST OFMilWMffmfthfm msv.i- ' wiEMCEES WEE GOLD YETTAJoie has had a busy summer. She is shown here going Winners Bitch at Union County Kennel Club under judge Mr. Raymond Swidersky. She also went Winners Bitch at Plainfield Kennel Club, Winners Bitch at Greenwich Kennel Club and she went Winners Bitch at Twin Brooks Kennel Club under judge Mr. Richard A. Koester for a 4 point major.Jolie has 12 points and only needs a 3 point major to finish.OWNERHANDLERHappeth A. Jones11 Johnston Avenue Northport, NY 11768 516 757-5054The Pom Reader August 19888CRESCENDO RONDONO BRAG, NO BULL. JUST A POMSince 1967bernie \osciUbertoJ^^SCENDO Poms96051Ph 813-996-3811The Pom Reader August 1988THAT HI GIRL HAS BEEN OUT AGAIN...Bl.Wfast-iffPut a rich sable coat on a girl with a pretty face, a stunning rear and 4 great legs and what do U do with herWhy, take her out to...WIN WIN WINPEPSI won her 3rd major under Mrs. William Lehnig at Brevard K.C., Orlando, FL 62688, and a 2 pointer undre Ruth Davidson at West Volusia, FL 62488 to make a total of 11 points to date. PEPSI likes to go outMILLAMOR N CRESCENDO PEPSI HIPictured above under Josie Mitchell, first outing 21488CRESCENDO ALLEGRETTA, fondly loved by Paul Lewis of Dade City, FL, is now spoiling her first litter, sired by CRESCENDO RONDO. Yall will be hearin from PAUL from now on, a Papillon fancier turned POMLOVERCRESCENDO ANIMATO DUDOOLS is now being spoiled by Bill Lisa Smart CRESCENDO BALLERA is being spoiled by Leo Betty Devlin, and CRESCENDO BALLADIER is being spoiled by Pam Jones. We at CRESCENDO wish to say GRACIA to the favored few who have chosen to spoil our CRESCENDO POMERANIANSSeveral prospects soon available no outside stud service, unless to exceptional bitches.CRESCENDO ALLEGRETTA ELLI at 8 months a foursquare, sound, super harsh coated foundationSince 1967bernietoisciUberto^SJSCENDO Poms9605 -----------------------------Ph813-996-3811The Pom Reader August 198810--------------- SPECIALS ADDITION ------------------TOPTWENTY POMERANIANS JANUARY-JULY 1988 AKC GAZETTE Presently we find a number of Poms making their impact in and they are as followsSpecials competition. In order to keep you informed as to the BEST IN SHOW All Breeds....................500progress of these hard-working members of the breed, we are BEST IN SHOW Specialty......................250pleased to offer you SPECIALS ADDITION. BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX Specialty.........75SPECIALS ADDITION is your monthly rating system of the TOY GROUP FIRST..................................250Top Twenty Pomeranians in the United States. Rules for the TOY GROUP SECOND 150rating system are as follows . TOY GROUP THIRD.................................... 75Breed points not to be confused with AKC Championshippoints are allotted to individuals according to the highest place- uKUUr rUUK .....................................ment received in any given AKC show, as reported in the BEST OF BREED........................................ 10American Kennel Club Show, Obedience and Field Trials Statistician SUSAN WADE. The following is the listing of theAwards Book. Only this source will be used for point awards. Top Twenty Pomeranians for 1988, as compiled from theA number of points has been allotted to the various placements, JANUARY-JULY 1988 AKC GAZETTE. POINTS NAME Owner BISA BISS BOSS I II ffl IV BOB7000 CH. GREAT ELMS PRINCE CHARMING D D.............. 4 1 - 12 9 4 2 5PiazzaBaker, Owners1775 CH. GREAT ELMS PRIDE AND JOY D........................ 1 - - 3 14 16B. Stetson, Owner2070 CH. GREAT ELMS PRIDE AND JOY D........................ 3 - - 4 14 2 8B. Stetson, Owner1410 CH. PRECIOUS PETITES GABRIEL D........................ - - - 4 2 111C. Pfeffer, Owner1215 CH. APOLLOETTE MOONLTTE GAMBLER D............ - - - 2 2 4 1 9M. M. Presser, Owners1140 CH. LANAS TOP PRIORITY D..................................... - - - - 5 4 2 4CraigEjchorszt, Owners855 CH. PEDRONS DRAGON THE CONQUEROR D...... - - - 2 2 - - 3GalindoWelch, Owners755 CH. CHRISCENDO CALVIN KLEIN D......................... - - - 2 11-3HeartzMiller, Owners635 CH. WHARTONS SEPPI VON HONIG D.................... - - - 112 16CokeWharton, Owners625 CH. TEXICANS GIANT KILLER CHULA D................ - - - 112 15N. Gad, Owner600 CH. SOUTHLANDS MR VIP OIDA D...................................... 1................................................................2 5CreedJenner, Owners575 CH. CLAIRMONTS CAROLINA DELITE B.................. - - - 1 1 - 3 10L. Bryson, Owner575 CH. MIXONS ROSSI OF FRIPP D................................ - - - - 1 3 2 15L. Collings, Owner570 CH. IDAS TOUCH OF BEV-NOR D......................................... - - - 1 2 - - 2HagemanTarverCreed, Owners520 CH. TIM SUES HIGH LIGHTS D.............................................. 1...........................................................................2LuginslandGoddard, Owners515 CH. SYSAME CLEAN SWEEP D............................................. - 1 - - 1 1 - 4S. Schlienz, Owner485 CH. HERDS LITTLE YO YO D................................................. - - - 111-1B. Gibbs, Owner430 SHY ACRES OUR MAN FRIDAY D.......................................... - - - 1 1 - - 3N. Burnette, Owner415 CH. STOLANNE THUNDERBOLT THOR D............................ - - - - 1 3 - 4F. Stoll, Owner385 CH. BELLS GRANDSTAND ROWDY D........................... - - - - 1 1 - 16B. Bell, Owner360 CH. SOUTHLANDS TOAST TO BEV-NOR B......................... - - - 1 1 3 6CreedPayne, OwnersThe Pom Reader August 198811CHESAI POMERANIANSMostly BonnerAristicvK tmAM. CAN. CH. CHESAI STARPUFF VIGNETTE Four Females for sale, Whelped 9 May 1988Sire Bev-Nors Sandman Ch. Bev-Nors Fudge Ripple X Ch. Bev-Nors Fudges Flare Dam Chesai Red Roses SunrayPoint LomaRobert and Joan Reilly 26093 Highway 281 North512-438-2667 San Antonio, TX 78260to "to jv mt NEW FOR 1989 THE ALL TOY CALENDARFEATURING THE WORK OFPAULETTE BRAUN, PETS BY PAULETTEThe All Toy Calendar promises to be a collectors item for all Toy Dog fanciers. Featuring the award-winning work of Paulette Braun of PETS BY PAULETTE, this full-color, magazine-size calendar will contain 13 exciting exciting studio shots of different Toy Breeds a perfect gift for doggie friends and a must for any Toy fanciers home or office.Regular Price 10.95 each SPECIAL SUMMER RATES Single calendar price 7.95 each 10 or more calendars 6.95 eachPlease add 1.50 for postage handlingSend check or money order to Doll-McGinnis Publications, 8848 Beverly Hills, Lakeland, FL 33809. Tel 813-858-3839.The Pom Reader August 198812DOVER-HOLIHOUSE SUPPORTX virVNArBREEPi CH.POMBREDENS HEAVENLY TOY BOYTROY DOES IT AGAINBest of Breed out of an entry of 24 and a nice Specials class...and over Group winning and Best In Show DogsTroy is at home with breedersowners and is offered at Stud. Contact Barbara Breden See Pom Reader, March 88.Troy would like to thank judge Mr. Kenneth Stine Judge Stine gave Troy his first placing out of Puppy Class so it is fitting that he happened to be the judge at Troys last show on the East Coast.BreedersOwners Barbara Robert Breden POMBREDENSHandler-Agent Patricia Foley HOLIHOUSEBiggest Fan Kathryn Hartz DOVERThe Pom Reader August 198813the TWO PARTI TICKETM\ ' r vwm^04 .A.L\ Av .V .--ANNONS COME TO THE PARTI COMET Comet would like to thank judge Mrs. Lucretia P. Dye for her Best of Winners Best of Opposite Sex.This was Comets first show with Pat and her new owners.Comets breeder is Ann Cannon.Sire Annons Parti Man Dam Annons Rip N Tear.Parti Man is a son of Pombredens Read Luke Sixteen.New Owners HandlerKathryn Hartz Patricia FoleyPatricia Foley DOVER-HOLIHOUSE 609 695-1642D. NinotskiThe Pom Reader August 198814A CANADIAN BREEDERS POINT OF VIEWby Karen Bradshaw CANADIAN POMERANIAN CLUBHi its me again. I thought it would be a good idea to fill you people in on our Canadian Pomeranian Club. I am one of the founding members and like to help out whenever possible. A lot of our membership contribute by writing articles in the newsletter, advertising, donations for special shows and volunteer work. Here is a list of our new executives for 1988PresidentGerda Hill, Chilliwack, B.C.Vice-PresidentMichelle McDonald, Halifax, N.S.SecretaryCarolynn Berry, B.C.DirectorsElizabeth Dupuis, Ontario Brian OReel, SaskatchewanAs you can see, our executives are from across Canada from East to West coast.As a Club we put out a bi-monthly newsletter in a magazine format. Members across Canada advertise to pay for the newsletters publication expenses. Because we exchange articles on breeding problems, etc., we are brought closer together. We all know each other, if not personally, in print. Also we receive news of upcoming events, and we publish a litterbasket page. I will try to keep you up to date on the Pomeranian news in Canada.Our Club is putting on its 2nd National Specialty at Confederation Park in Regina, Sask., July 9, 1988. here is a schedule of the events and the judgesJuly 8, 1988 Puppy Sweepstakes. JudgeMarg Moran McQuinn of Regina, Sask.July 9, 1988 Specialty. Judge Mr. Kenneth Miller, Lakeland, Florida. These events take place at a regular championship show, July 8,9, 10, 1988.Since this show will be history by the time you read this, and not at time of writing, I will forward the show results at a later date. Also, if you are interested in the dogs showing in Canada, I can send in the show results when possible.Here is a list of the top Pomeranians in Canada as of February 1988. I will send in an updated list when its available.7 Am. Can. Ch. Great Elms Shining Starr Total Canadian Points 2812 Owners N. Dunfee C. Roberts2 Ch. Luxton Forever Perri Pickle Total Canadian Points 2082 Owner Leslie Rogers3 Ch. Valleybrook Jolvin CavalcadeTotal Canadian Points 486 Owners J. M. Beech4 Ch. Tiniest Toys Fine N DandyTotal Canadian Points 459 Owner J. Noonan5 Ch. Fanfares Twinklin Red Robin Total Canadian Points 154 Owners C. D. Berry6 Am. Can. Ch. Harbins Time To Pop The CorkTotal Canadian Points 119 Owners I. S. Harbin7 Ch. Chriscendo Castle Rock Total Canadian Points 102 Owner Matt Heindle8 Ch. Tiperons Dandy Lion Total Canadian Points 88Owner J. Noonan9 Silver Meadows Make My Day Total Canadian Points 69Owner P. A. Martz10 Ch. Debonnes Sid Vicious Total Canadian Points 67Owner P. WiebeGetting back to the work our Club is doing - for a long time now the Canadian Kennel Club has printed the size of the Pomeranian in our Standard as 4-6 pounds, which was a printing error. For years now our Secretary, Til, hs tried to get them to correct this error. Well, she did it Our Standard now reads 7 Pounds and Under preferred size 4-5 lbs. for show. There are also some colour changes we will be working for in the years to come. Brindle and Black Tan are not recognized colours to date. Parti Poms are only allowed in orangewhite and blackwhite. As you see, we have our work cut out for us.If any of you have any information or comments on these articles, they would be greatly appreciated. Bye for now...Karen Bradshaw RR1, Bowden, Alberta, TOM 0K0, CanadaMILLAMORMILLAMOR NORTH Ken MillerHawthorne, Apt. E-6 Mt. Vernon, OH 43050 Tel 614-392-1718 MILLAMOR SOUTH Eleanor Miller 5426 Spring Lake Drive Lakeland, FI 33811 Tel 813-646-5864The Pom Reader August 198815BI-MAR POMERANIANSHOME OF CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KIDOFFERS FOR SALERed female whelped 722J82. Full sister to BIS CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KID. Heavy coat and cobby...could have finished easily when younger. Outstanding bloodlines excellent mother. 850.00Red sable female whelped 7381. Is a full sister to BIS CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KID. Has produced two champions and has a litter now and when puppies are weaned she will be for sale. 350.00Red female whelped 42486. Out of a full sister to BIS CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KID and is sired by a half brother to Sonny. Has a litter now and when weaned will be for sale. Show prospect. 750.00Red female whelped 122487. Sired by BIS CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KID and out of 3 producer in 1986. Repeat breeding that produced Ch. Autumns Red Blaze of Bi-Mar and Ch. Bi-Mar Sundance Charmer and AKC pointed Bi-Mar Son N Dance Man. Show Home Only. 1000.00RedOrange female whelped 61586. By Ch. Creiders Wee Red Baron. Free whelper. This female is very showy and baby faced. Small ears. 650.00Black Tan male whelped 11787. Sired by a black tan male that is all Scotia bred. The dam is also black tan and the granddaughter of both BIS Ch. Bev-Nors Toasted Fudge and BIS Ch. Sunrays Lil Beaver. Leash and table trained for the show ring. Show prospect. 750.00Clear redorange male whelped 5787. Out of an AKC pointed daughter of BIS CH. Bi-Mar Sundance Kid and sired by a son of Ch. Creiders Gold Venture II. Line bred on Ch. Great Elms Timstopper Too. This male has taken three Reserve Winners from the puppy class in 4 and 5 point entries. His litter sister has a 4 point major from the puppy class. Should be easy to finish. Sold only to show home. 100.00Red female whelped 92582. Dam of Ch. Sandtowns Bi-Mar April. April finished from the puppy class going Best of Opposite Sex at the National Pom Specialty in New York also listed that year in the top 10 females in U.S.. 750.00BI-MAR POMERANIANSPHONES MARY A. ROSENBAUM206-838-6397 36520 28th Avenue South206-927-2369 Federal Way, WA 98003BAYOU VIEW POMERANIANSPresents'r 1-rV"t-F BEST OF BREED \AMETAIRIE KENNEL CLUB SPRING 1987 8AtPHOTO BYL. SOSAlBreeders, owners, handlersBAYOU VIEW COUNTRY BOYThis brilliant clear orange boy presently has 7 points including one major. Thanks to the following judges who have liked himEdith Nash Hellerman BOB, 3 pointsMaxine V. Beam BW, 2 pointsEdward E. Loebe BOB, 2 pointsGood luck to Virginia Davis of Win- ningways on her newly acquired male, Bayou View Mahogany Action, as he starts his show career with Dennis McCoy.Also good luck to Ann Pat Cuc- curello of Anthony, Florida, on their new puppy, Bayou View Red Devil.John Lewis Adam Verrett Morgan City, LA 70381P.O. Box 1943 504 384-0486The Pom Reader August 198816LOCAL POMERANIAN EDUCATION NETWORKAs you know, your American Pomeranian Club Board of Directors has appointed me to be the Pomeranian Education Coordinator. A.K.C. has just expanded the education network to encompass representatives on the local level throughout the entire United States.Because exhibitors of various breeds have questioned judges knowledge in some of the breeds theyjudge, A.K.C. is going all out to educate judges. They encourage judges to learn more about the breed through seminars, discussion of the breed with breeders, reading books, studying the standard, video and any illustrations or interpretations of the standard that may be available.The purpose of the local E.C. will be to organize an occasional Pomeranian seminar, disseminate information to area judges and Pom fanciers, and to assist A.K.C. in their new hands-on testing of a breed for which a judge has newly applied. The local Pomeranian E.C. will contact their area Pomeranian people to have the needed Poms available for any Hands-On Testing A.K.C. may want to set up in that particular area. The only thing local E.C.s will need to do at this time is to contact these local Pom people and set up an education committee to assist them. Local clubs could contribute greatly by preparing educational materials not available from the A.P.C. As this is done, please send information updating your accomplishments.Any other Pom person willing to serve on an education committee in their area please contact me. I will publish the name of the local Education Coordinators in the next Pom magazine or when the organizations of E.C.s is complete. I thank everyone in advance for the effort put forth in the education of our breed to the many interested people.The listing of books available on the Pomeranian is completed. If there are any that I have not included, please send this information to me. I will add them to the list.Books available at the American Kennel Club Library, 51 Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10010 Denlinger, Milo Grange. The Complete Pomeranian. Silver Spring, MD Denlingers 1950. 80, 112p.Harmar, Hillary. The Pomeranian. London W. G. Foyle, 1967.120p.Hughes, Pauline B. Your Pomeranian. Middleburg, VA Denlingers 1969. 128pIves, Lilia. Show Pomeranians. 4th ed. Manchester Our Dogs Pub. Co., 1934. 68p.Johns, Rowland, ed. Our Friend The Pomeranian. London Methuen Co., 1934. 88p.Liebers, Arthur and Georgie Sheppard. How To Raise and Train a Pomeranian. New York Sterling Pub. Co, distributed to the pet trade by T. F. Pub., Jersey City, NJ, 1959. 64p. Parker, Mrs. E. The Popular Pomeranian. London Popular Dogs Co., 19. 148p.Parker, Mrs. E. The Popular Pomeranian. 2d ed. London Popular Dogs Co., 1937. 187p.The Pom Reader August 1988Ricketts, Viva Leone. Pet Pomeranian. Fon du Lac, Wl All-Pets Books, 1954. 64p.Ricketts, Viva Leone. Pet Pomeranian. Fon du Lac, Wl All-Pets Books, 1958. 79p.Ricketts, Viva Leone. Pet Pomeranian. Fon du Lac, Wl All-Pets Books, 1961. 79p.Ricketts, Viva Leone. The New Complete Pomeranian. New YorkHowell Book House, 1962. 130, 127p.Ricketts, Viva Leone. The New Complete Pomeranian. New expanded ed. New York Howell Book House, 1965.158,128p. Schneider, Louise Ziegler and Herbert Spirer. This Is The Pomeranian. Jersey City, NJ TFH Pub., 1965. 223p.List of Pomeranian Reference Material Breed BooksThe New Pomeranian by Sari Brewster Tietjen. HowellThe Pomeranian Review Anniversary Issue by The American Pomeranian Club.The Pomeranian by Hillary Harmar Foyles London, England The New Complete Pomeranian by Viva Leone Ricketts. Howell The Complete Dog Book by The American Kennel Club. Howell The A.K.C.s World of the Purebred Dog - Edited by Duncan Barnes and the Staff of the American Kennel Club. Howell Canine Terminology by Spira. HowellThe Art of Breeding Better Dogs by Onstott. HowellHow To Breed Dogs by Whitney. HowellThe Joy of Breeding Your Own Show Dog by Seranne. Howell Inheritance of Coat Color in Dogs by Little. HowellHowell Book of Puppy Raising by Schwartz. HowellMagazinesThe Pomeranian Review by the American Pomeranian Club. The Pom Reader by Doll-McGinnis Publications.Reference Material Addresses For Judges and BreedersMagazinesA.P.C. Circulation Manager John Cribbs, Rt. 1, Box 249, Doswell, VA 23047.Doll-McGinnis Publications, 8848 Beverly Hills, Lakeland, FL 33809BooksHowell Book House, 230 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10169. American Pomeranian Club see aboveDenlingers Publishers P.O. Box 76, Fairfax, VA 22030.T.F.H. Publications 211 West Sylvania Avenue, Neptune City, NJ 07753.W. G. Foyle Ltd., 119 Charing Cross Road, London, W.C.2Pomeranian Standard Video 35.00 American Kennel Club, 51 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10010. ATTN VIDEOSAmerican Pomeranian Club Information Booklet Audrey Roberts, Corresponding Secretary, 1410 S. 10th Street, Leesville, LA 71446.Sally Baugniet, Pomeranian Education Coordinator 11224 Hwy B, Mishicot, Wl 54228 Ph 414-755-2994by Sally Baugniet17Sienette ^Pc'me'ianianhBreeders of fine Poms since 19574345 Rogers Lake Road Kannapolis, N. C. 28081Phone 704 938-2042K. G. GRIFFITH, OwnerCH. COYS TOP OF THE MARKcongratulates his sonCh. Wee Rambo of Coys Top Markon his 5 point major and championship Danville Kennel Club, Urbana, ILPuppies generally available sired by our own champions as well as other studs. Most of our Poms are Great Elmsand we strive to breed Poms of good size and type. Pictures and pedigrees upon request. We will be glad to put you on our mailing list to receive our offerings and newsletter. Puppies priced from 200.00 and up. Satisfaction is always guaranteed at Lenette.July 2, 1988Rambo is owned byMrs. Geneva B. LongCrawfordsville, INCOY POMS3429 Oakview Drive, Lakeland, FL 33811 813 644-5389IOVEIV POMERANIANSFor sale Black male, 2 years, 4Vi lbs., short back, baby face, Scotia lines. Black puppy male, grandsire is BIS CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KID. Dams on both sides are chocolates.LOVELY POMERANIANS, Victoria Lovely, 12022 30th St. E Puyallup, WA 98372. 206 863-8608.If fillRHEA-NA POMS...Breeding exclusively the Bev- Nor line. Ail litters by Ch. Bev-Nors Statesman, Ch. Bev-Nors Toasted Fudge and Ch. Thelduns Almond Fudge, out ofChampions, pointed, and Ch. producing daughters of same. FOR SALE 2 Ch. Toasty sons X Ch. Statesman daughter X Ch. Producing Fudge daughter. Several litters due in July.Steve Barbara Nagy, Rt. 2, Box 221, Stephens City, VA 22655. Tel 703 869-3749.DOSSMARFor Sale Beautiful chocolatewhite parti females born 7-15-88.Marian Dossinger 3936 Hi Mount Road414-334-4889 Kewaskum, Wl 53040ICERAMA POMSSkip PiazzaTHE KENNELS527 B Church Road, Avondale, PA 19311 215-268-8000 or 215-268-2266Qfen 3tiis ^PoweiamansCheryl A. Jackson 1038 16th Ave. SouthJoel M. Taylor Birmingham, AL 35205205 328-6603SouthlandPomeraniansjfa oAeri omerzmafisBreeding for a better Pom-morrowDorothy MartinRt. 2, Box 30M, Rock Hill, SC 29730Telephone 803-377-7718Introducing at oruaBLOSSOM HEIGHTS PETER PANHeavy coated, light orange, 4Vi lbs.5. Sire Ch. Millamors Mood Music.Dam Bobbys Cuddles.BLOSSOM HEIGHTS POMS, ArleneBp. -jj, John Benko, 5351 Jeffrey Avenue,West Palm Beach, FL 33407.Tel 305-842-5591.DE AMOSYLVIA KELLY13347 SHERMAN WAY, NO. HOLLYWOOD, CA 91605 818-764-5223 or 818-780-7663The Pom Reader August 1988T TPHATFUrun 1 LTOP TEN EXHIBITORS JANUARY-JULY 1988 AKC GAZETTE Welcome to UPDATE, your monthly rating list of States is an onerous task accomplished diligentlybreeders and exhibitors out there winning points by AKC, many times the actual show dates willin the show ring. As most all serious Pomeranian vary from the date of publication i.e.- a Septemberfanciers are, in one way or another, involved in show may not be published until December.. Thecampaigning their Poms for AKC Championship Gazette year, as a rule, runs from about Novemberpoints, we feel that it is important to keep tabs on of the previous year until September of the prethePomeranian doings in this area. sent calendar year.The procedures for tallying the point scale are as Points are allotted to THE REGISTERED OWNERfollows OF THE DOG AT THE TIME OFThe source for all points is the official show awards COMPETITION.book of the AKC Gazette. Only this publication Statistician Susan Wade. Any questions concerwillbe used for point credits. Exhibitors are ning UPDATE may be addressed to the editor.credited with all AKC Championship points wonin the Gazette year, and published monthly accor- THE FOLLOWING IS THE LISTING OF THEding to appearance in the Gazette. As keeping TOP TEN EXHIBITORS FOR 1987, JANUARYtrackof each and every AKC show in the United JULY 1988 AKC GAZETTE.EXHIBITOR..................................... ........................... POINTSM. B. CARSON............................ .............................................39JACKSONTAYLOR........................ .............................................38J. CABRERA................................... .............................................36C. R. READY................................ .............................................30L. VASUTAD. LANE.... .............................................29A. LAFORTUNE............................... .............................................28N. M. RINEHART......................... .............................................25J. LUG1NSLAND............................. ..........................................24D. TRAUNER................................... ..........................................24N. BURNETTE................................. .............................................22S. BAUGNIET.................................. ..........................................21GEMMILLPLONCKEY... ..........................................21P. HENDRICKS............................... .......................................... 21I. TARVER....................................... ..........................................21Tie placements alphabetical^7i om tfleacer^Your Showcase for Purebred PomsThe Pom Reader August 198819I HOME OF THEQhm' f KILLER AND ALL THOSE GORGEOUS GIRLS NORMA C. GAD 5908 Westside Road915 584-0942 El Paso, TX 79932BEV-NOR POMS Home of Ch. Bev-Nors Toasted Fudge, 1 Pom for 1981, 1982, 1983 24 Best in Shows 5 Specialties. Sire of only BLACK TAN to ever go BISA, sire of top winning females 1984,1985. Sire of BIS, Multi Group winners and Chs. Stud fee 250.00 limited to 20Ch. Theldun's Almond Fudge, sire of 35 Chs, BIS, Group and Specialty winners. Stud fee 250.00 limited to 15Ch. Bev-Nors Statesman, Multi Group winner, 1986 Best in Sweepstakes winner New York, sire of Champions. Stud fee 250.00.1 male, 1 female available. Beverly Norris, T7A1 Meadow Road, Pasadena, MD 21122, 301 255-1343.TIM SUE POMERANIANSTIM SUE GODDARDRoute 2, Box 540Opelousas, LA 70570 318 543-6622KennelsVV VP VV Janice LuginslandRt. 1, Box 97Americus, KS 668351 - J M M -316-443-5157CH. TIM SUES HIGH LIGHTS STARLITE POMS^GAYLE GRIFFINP.O. Box 469, Amity, OR 97101Pom Acres KennelR.R.4Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613Robert Juanita Fiddick Tel 319-989-2199J3o0-Ijag Pomeranian PalaceShannon JohnsonShannon Johnson Jr.6270 Tripp Road, Holly Ml 48442Tel 313-634-1331Rain Beau PomeraniansHome ofAmerican Canadian Ch. Coys Lucky EightAt stud to approved bitchesJean Sue Cook6810 S. Magnolia. Ocala. Florida 32676 904 237-1636JDS POMPOUS POMSHome of Ch. Circle M Comes A HossmanJanet Hovey34856 Acton Canyon Road, Acton, CA 93510 805 269-5575l .LiKi-A\ - 7 BreederOwnerV CLAUDIA PFEFFERP.O. BOX 10432^7\ Jefferson, LA 70181 fly, 504 737-1729Crecious elitesJDS POMPOUS POMSHome of CH. Circle M Comes A HossmanJanet Hovey34856 Acton Canyon Road, Acton, CA 93510 805 269-5575Jerrie FreiaP. O. Box 2775 Morgan City, LA 70381 504-384-7466DESAREE SANDIFER509 OAKDALE STREET, GASTONIA, NC 28054 TELEPHONE 704 865-0859johne.heaftzJlL-y PROFESSIONAL HANDLING IN CANADAPOMS A SPECIALTY P.O. Box 189, BROOKFIELD, N.S., CANADA BON ICOPHONE 902 895-7427De ArtasOakridgePomeraniansM. Dean Rinehart Nina K. EppsDe Arta Kennel Oakridge Kennels422 W. Fairchild Drive R4, Box 48XMidwest City, OK 73110 El Dorado Springs, MO405-732-0402 64744A20 pKC KARMUNMUNSTER NEVER DULL KENNELSShelties 314 So. Joliet St. PomeraniansWilmington, Illinois 60481BREEDER KAREN MUNSTER 815-476-2039The Pom Reader August 198820 OLYMPIADogs Howl and...THERE ARE EIGHT WONDERS IN THE WORLD.In Olden Times there were Seven Wonders in the world any oddity was called the Eighth. For sometime now, OLYMP1ALAND has been home to an Eighth Wonder of the world. Let me tell you her story.I have changed the names to protect the innocent I will call her Flora her real name translated meant the showy flourish at the end of an aria. Flora is showy, she is also spunky, and to most observers, happy. On the outside she is happy, but something on the inside sure must be unhappy. But I dont know if we will ever know what.Flora was born of good parents, non-related but whose pedigrees were similar and should have been compatible. Flora progressed just like any other potential show Pom, and at the age of nine months was super heavy coated, trained and thought to be ready for the ring. Then she came into season. Nothing remarkable about this season, but shortly afterward Flora began to have sporadic, brief stagger fits. She would look at you as if she had just imbibed four martinis and the olives, keel over and before you could rush to her aid she was on her feet, wobbly but alert and smiling. No caloric supplement ever reached her fast enough to aid in her recovery, and none administered on a routine basis prevented the staggers, so a sugar kid was ruled out. Neither did Flora arrive quickly enough to the veterinarians for one of her staggers to be witnessed by a professional. And after several thorough exams and many tests the vet finally looked at Floras owner with a questioning eye. Uhh, he said, maybe you are overworked or something. Theres nothing wrong with the dog. Shes healthy as a horseSo It was Floras owner that was the neurotic, not the dog This Floras owner might have believed had she not had one withering eye on her checkbook, plus being in possession of the knowledge that vets blessed though they be have an uncanny way of separating ones checks from their book.But AHA] the vet could not deny the bloom of pink patches where the lionesss undermane used to be. Flora lost her undermane and her bib was not a gorgeous shade of peony pink For the moment, however, the martini staggers ceased. Skin scrapings, medicinal baths were taken, no cause surfaced and no medication helped. Flora was, over a period of time, checked for Heart problems, diabetes, epilepsy, under-or over-active thyroid, improperly acting kidneys, liver trouble, adrenalin, hormonal imbalance, and glucose difficulty. She was pronounced healthy as a horse. After a while Floras pink patches faded, her coat grew in and she was again entered in upcoming shows. The day after entries closed Floras skin was normal but her guard hairs began to fall out The undercoat remained firm, but only a few scraggly weeds straggled from what had once been a beautiful garden. The coatless wonder, Floras owner dubbed her, but Floras owner wasnt laughing. The show dates passed, Flora stayed home, eating well and playing merrily. Then, in a few months, the pink patches came back on the chest, and the staggers began again at the same time. Sometimes she staggered once a week, sometimes but once a month, and none of the fits lasted more than a minute from onset to end. But the strange thing was Flora never chose to get drunk outside her home environment. A closet alcoholic, do you think A trip to the vets, or to visit friends, or three hours on a long distance car ride...no staggers. But Floras owner was certain that Flora wasnt drinking at home, eitherFlora was taken round to visit several different vets. Nothing was found, but one vet, a specialist in the reproduction field, sug\t3c3T TrWgested Flora be bred. BE BRED Well, it was a thought dear to her owners heart, but under these auspices But Flora was bred, her owner promising Flora that no resultant pups would be sold. Flora didnt seem to mind. Rather, she flourished like the proverbial green bay tree. Her coat came in by the bushel lot. She was bouncy, pleased with herself and sober. No staggers. But then there were no puppies, either.No puppies, but there is always showtime and Flora was once more in great coat. When Floras owners husband came in from the kennel quarters one afternoon after entries had closed shouting THAR SHE BLOWS, Floras owner knew he wasnt talking about Moby Dick. This time Flora was taken, checkbook in hand, to the College of Veterinary Medicine in Gainesville, Florida. Flora was quite a sensation up there. She spent two nights and three days on what turned out to be a happy holiday for her. The vets there even assigned a special assistant, a very pretty young lady, to sit up nights with Flora, watching TV, to catch Flora sneakin a drink and gettin drunk. Flora passed herself off as a teetotaler and as well managed to convince the vets in Gainesville that her owner was the nutBut the pink patches are there..., Floras owner cried. They smiled at her in Gainesville. Then seeing Floras owners temperature rise, they suggested a flea allergy. FLEAS You know, one itsy-bitsy flea and the antihistamines go crazy and little pustules raise up all over. Ok, Ok. So Flora went happily home and was flea- combed daily. If they jumped on they jumped off again just as quickly. Six months passed, Flora had one stagger fit, her coat again returned to normal, and upon consultation with the dogs in Gainesville Flora was once more bred. Ovulation smears were taken daily, the male was checked, the breedings were excellent, and the samples of Floras blood and smear specimens were sent off to Gainesville. Flora flourished as before. But there were no puppies. Three months later Flora had peony pink patches all over her chest and three stagger fits in one week. One final experiment remained to be done. An exploratory operation was suggested, and after much soul-searching by Floras owner it was done. The only thing the surgeon found unusual in Flora was that her reproductive organs were no bigger than a cats But then the surgeon said that he had never seen the reproductive organs of a five pound Pom unless he were sectioning and the organs were swollen by pregnancy. So Dont ask me Im only telling the story. But to shorten it Flora remained in OLYMPIALAND until she was five and a half years old. There were good times and bad. Stages of heavy coatedness, normal seasons no more matings, then the staggers and the pinkies. At four years of age the pinkies finally left for good, but the staggers became more frequent and of longer duration. The local vet finally got to witness one of a half-hour duration. After these, Flora would get to her feet, wag her tail, look a little tipsey- eyed and then bounce back to play.A beginning, a middle, and an end, Aristotle taught, is to every story a necessity. The end has come for Flora today. Flora is leaving OLYMPIALAND to go to a very special home with a very special lady who is the wife of a very special veterinarian who is going to very specially spay Flora and keep her as long as she lives, on the wagon or off. But OLYMPIA and her operator, Floras owner, are always going to be wondering whatever made Flora a worlds wonder. Do you knowThe Pom Reader August 1988...til the dog howls again OLYMPIA.21PRECIOUS PETITES GABRIELLAix assaSpecial thanks to Claudia Pfeffer, BreederOwner Precious Petites, for letting me have Gabby. I love her dearly and take her with me everywhere.Breeder Claudia Pfeffer P.O. Box 10432 Jefferson, LA 70181OwnerWilda Lemek P.O. Box 745 Tolland, CT 06084 203-872-2391FOR SALE 2 FEMALESICh. Great Elms Timstoppers Image Ch. Great Elms Timstopper TooGreat Elms Wee Julie Sire Great Elms Bobby BeamGreat Elms Red Robin Great Elms DollyGreat Elms MollieCh. Great Elms Models Timstopper Ch. Cables Traveling BearApples Traveling China Dam Yolandas Traveling TequilaCh. Apples Traveling Diamond Apples Traveling Allspice Dendys Spice IICall YOLANDA WEBSTER at 919-425-6968Golden Aires PomeraniansCongratulatesUMWINNERSRAMAP0KENNEL CLUB1988 DAVE ASHSEYGolden Aires Lil Gold CaddyTica" is shown above going WB owner handled. She is the daughter of Ch. Twin Pines Tico Tico, our foundation stud. Tica is owned and loved by Anna Liselli.Tica bubbles with personality, is sound and moves like a dream and because of her I have a new Pom friend. Breeder OwnerSharon Masnick Ann L. LiselliHCR 65 B745 27 President RoadHuger, SC 29450 Mastic Beach, NY803-928-3511 516-281-8246GrafenhorstsPomeraniansCWe are looking forward to 1988 and litters from Ch. Great Elms Lil Man of Lenette. We are also happily anticipating parti litters.Horst Graf12000 N.W. 2nd Street Plantation, FL 33325 305 475-2465The Pom Reader August 1988'Secretary b ay POETS CORNERCAROLINA POM CLUB...On June 11 the first meeting of the Carolina Pom Club was held, with approximately 25 people in attendance. The meeting was held at Ken Griffiths house in Kannapolis, NC. As this was the first meeting, the day was spent electing officers, board members, and going over all the rules and regulations set down by AKC for beginning clubs.We have a great group, everyone seems very enthusiastic, and we have a lot of great ideas planned for this Club. One such idea is to have a match, which met with a favorable response.After the meeting was adjourned there were wonderful refreshments, and the new AKC video was shown. This was also a great time to talk with old friends and meet many new and interesting friends who share our love of Poms. And you know how it is with us Pom people we start talking dogs and some of us just dont know when to go home. We know who we are.The next meeting is planned for September 24 and will have already been held by the time you read this so watch for our next report.Our official meeting place is Ken Griffiths house at 4345 Rogers Lake Road, Kannapolis, NC 28081. We have decided to hold the club meetings quarterly. We will also have a newsletter that will allow members to list puppies that they have for sale.If you are interested in joining the Carolina Pom Club contact Lance Bryson at 535 Huffman Mill Road, Burlington, NC 27215 or myself for an application.Below is a list of temporary board members and officers President Patty Griffin Vice President Ken Griffith Secretary Dot Martin Treasurer Lance Bryson Corresponding Secretary Yolanda Webster Board of Directors Karen Beaty, Pat Brooks Cassandra Ready, Jerry Love.Yolanda Webster, Corresponding Secretary 5126 Sumac Circle, Fayetteville, NC 28304 Pending AKC confirmation AVAILABLE Research behind the usual pedigree...INTERESTEDAKC, Can., English, and other foreign information. Also full pedigree service. Mastercard and Visa accepted. Call or write ALEXANDER PEDIGREES, Box 279P, Lagrangeville, NY 12540. Tel 914-635-8272 or 800-233-5963.DOVER-HOLIHOUSE NEW LITTERS Sire Ch. Dover-Holihouse Rebel Rouser, Dam Shadras Coal Citty OHolihouse. 2 Males 1 black, 1 orange, 2 Females 1 black, 1 orangeSire Ch. Pombredens Heavenly Toy Boy Dam Dover- Holihouse Heavenly Hash Toy daughter. 2 Girls with blazes.Sire Ch. Pombredens Heavenly Toy Boy Dam Dover- Holihouse Evony N Ivory Toy daughter. 2 Girls with blazes.Kathryn Hartz 319 Ardmore AvenuePatricia Foley Trenton, NJ 08629D. Ninotski 609-695-1642A bushy tail, a button nose Pricked-up ears, and tiny toesAnd cute the face that be surround by fur as soft as a billowy cloud.Though small and trim, a dainty thing, Tis great the happiness he does bring. Those almond eyes alert with glee That gaze with joy and love at meNo greater friendship, no bond so strong, Than that of mine and my little Pom.For my wonderful Pomeranian WhiskyJackie BusseyLETTING GOThat special little fellow there, playing with the rest is sold - on hold - all picked out and I seem to love him bestOf this pom litter, I offered one, for sale as we often mustOne was sable, one was cream, and one was red as rust.A deposit made, weeks ago, picked out the Rusty-Red All were very special pups, but I chose the other two instead.Now as the time draws ever close, to let Rusty go I find my mind working overtime, to find a way to say no.This little one has wriggled his way, right into my heartSitting there looking at me - he gives a tiny bark.Bright button eyes dont miss a thing - from his pen he watches me He whines coaxing to be picked up, to be out running free.I really didnt pick him out for special attention at all...I just seemed to happen before I knew it, he was the one Id call. The other two are just as cute, very promising, tooBut there always seems to be a certain one that takes a liking to you. Maybe its his quick resonse, to sounds, smells, loveFor he is always first to come, while the others push and shove.I know I just cant keep them all, but it does tear at your heartWhen after weeks of T.L.C. the time has come to part.The Lady called me, just today - Is he ready to be mineWith heavy heart, I said, He is - hes doin extra fine."I pick him up and hold him close, my little bit of fluffThe price I quote, way back when, just doesnt seem enough.He nestles up against my neck, licks my nose cheeksHow can you feel so very much, in only 6 short weeksIn every litter theres always one that steals your heart awayIts never easy letting them go, when your heart wants them to stay. But a promise made deposit paid means he belongs to Mrs. DowSo with sad heart Ill give him up, and try to smile...somehow.Pom Puppies are the Dearest ones, in all the world, I knowNo one can resist their beguiling ways, for love, for pets, for show And so, next year, when the time comes near, a new litter to tend,I will try to refrain from getting attached again to a Pom puppy only on lend.Sitting here on the floor, playing with him now,Tomorrow she comes to take him home Ill say Goodbye, somehow. So it is with each Pom-child we let goGiving up - but getting back - the love we know will grow.TAKE CARE, GOD BLESS YOU, MY TINY RUSTY RED,MUCH LOVE NEW FRIENDSHIPS AWAIT YOU UP AHEAD.YOUR NEW FAMILY WILL BE GOOD TO YOU I KNOWAND PART OF MY HEART WILL BE WITH YOU...NO MATTER WHERE YOU GO.Someone once said You cant package love for sale - well, I guess they never bought a Pom Puppy.Bobbie StofferThe Pom Reader August 1988RHEA-NA POMERANIANSpresentsf"MANDYCH. BEV-NORS NUTTIN TO ITFinished at 10 months with 4 majors Mr. Charles M. Deer, 5 points, Mrs. Jean Fancy, 4 points, Mrs. Barbara D. Alderman, 4 points, Mrs. Dorothy Welsh ,3 points. All but the last win were from the Puppy Class.Another great Statesman puppy...Pee Wee says NUTTIN TO ITCH.BEV-NORS RHEA-NA TUFF-E-NUF3rd in New York - 9-12 month bitches - finished inr'limited showing at 11 months.A Ch. Bev-Nors Statesman daughter bred to Ch. Bev-Nors Toasted Fudge.Thank you Judges for your placements and comments on our lovely girl. M TPEE WEETo be specialed by Donna L. WrightA special thank you to Donna Lynn Wright Dianne Plichta for their expert training, grooming handling Bev Bill Norris for saving this special male for us, and for their continued help and friendship in helping us breed exclusively the BEST dark line in Poms.PEE WEE is at Stud with Donna at 782 Belair Road, Belair, MD 21014.301 557-7490 301 786-1459 days workPuppies Due Throughout The YearSteve Barbara Nagy Rt. 2, Box 221 Stephens City, VA 22655 703 869-3749The Pom Reader August 1988CH.L fHbest of breedOR VARIETYIIMVIRifLacy free-whelped two pups 1M, 1 F, Rocky Jessie Bell, sired by her grandfather, Ch. Bev-Nors Toasted Fudge. Watch for them in the RING these pups are NOT FOR SALE.FOR SALEADDISSON...6 points, bright red. Sire Ch. Bev-Nors Statesman. Dam Ch. Bev-Nor N Soutland Tar-Lacy.Tony Cabrera275 SW 72ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FL 33144 305 266-7471DOLL-MCGINNIS PUBLICATIONS 8848 BEVERLY HILLS LAKELAND, FL 33809NEWS PUBLICATION - DO NOT DELAYLINDA GALLAGHER 2035 SE BETHEL CORVALLIS OR TiBULK RATE U.S. POSTAGEPAIDPERMIT 395 LAKELAND, FLADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED