SEPTEMBER 1988 VOLUME IV, NUMBER 7-Tr ih'r nrrit m 'M i Im- v.VgWf, .' ffi.. U 'V -'-V . , . ' fj h t - i" . yr. hM dj J r4 , uj _illsmftfcfro ' \r x \. v v'f4 x44 V . . . .3 . , , - n..,-^.. ^ The next generation... Our Pride and Joy. ON OUR COVER MEGS N PIXIES SPARKS A FLYINCh. Great Elms Pride and Joy x Ch. LLL Shining Brass FireflyPIXIES POMERANIANS CAROL GALAVICH 614 458-1705MULTIPLE BIS k CH. GREAT f ELMS PRIDE AND JOY k iSONSBONNIESTETSON216753-9331 I f itr,f .r - lHIt kl,t ML 'n W r In5-----r'UV.l'l-9i IW1----------------------' yriMEGS N PIXIES P.J.S REFLECTION Ch. Great Elms Pride and Joyx Ch. LLL Shining Brass FireflyMEGS POMERANIANS DONNA MEGENHARDT 216 626-4368i, r1 r.. .iii I [illI mllit Iwwr-\f S if t A J mS ' . . Wi. 11.. jpiivs . Ii jCOME...JOIN THE WINNING PARTIMR. MERRILL COHEN DID._BEST OF WINNERSiHUNTERDON HILLS KENNEL CLUB 1988J0HASH6ET V XrANNONS COME TO THE PARTIComet thanks judge Merrill Cohen for Winners Bitch, Best of Winners, Best of Opposite Sex.Mr. Cohen also gave Comets uncle his first major...Now Ch. Pombredens Heavenly Toy Boy See cover, May 88Comet needs only a major to finish.OWNERS DOVER-HOLIHOUSE Kathryn Hartz Patricia Foley Dan Ninotski HANDLER Patricia Foley 609 695-1642 The Pom Reader September 198847iSam tfleacerThisissue of the Pom Reader is made possible in part by the following advertisersFront CoverBONNIE STETSON9^Oe do dGortierauasosSefttemerVolume IV, Number 7TABLE OF CONTENTS8. SPECIALS ADDITIONTop Twenty Poms, January-August AKC Gazette.10. UPDATETop Ten Exhibitors, January-August AKC Gazette.12. A CANADIAN BREEDERS POINT OF VIEW Karen Bradshaw advises a Free Trade Agreement.14. LETTERSOur readers strike back14. NEWSDelaware Valley Pom Club Ohio Valley Pom Club16. OLYMPIAA Groomers Lament.16. DISTRIBUTING THE BREED VIDEOSDorothy Bonner outlines plan for more efficient distribution.18. GREATS OF THE PASTPomeranian Stud Dogs over the age of 9.The 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 1988INDEX TO ADVERTISERSALLAN, M................................................... 11BENKO, A...................................................13CABRERA, T.............................................. 23CARSON, M. B........................................17CILIBERTO, B. L.....................................17COOK, S......................................................17CREED, C....................................................13DOSSINGER, M..........................................17EPPS, N.......................................................17FIDDICK, R. J..........................................17FREIA, J......................................................17GAD, N........................................................17GODDARD, T. S......................................17GRAF, H......................................................13GRIFFIN, G................................................. 13GRIFFITH, K............................................... 22HARRIS, P.................................................... 7HARTZ, K......................................................3HEARTZ, J. C..........................................17HOVEY, J.................................................... 17JACKSON, C.............................................. 17JOHNSON, S.............................................. 17KELLY, S.....................................................17KLEIN, R. J..............................................15LEWIS, J..................................................... 11LUGINSLAND, J.........................................15MARCHBANKS, M. J..............................15MARTIN, D.................................................... 9MILLER, K. E...........................................12MUNSTER, S.............................................. 17NAGY, S. B..............................................13NORRIS, B..................................................12PFEFFER, C..................................................5PIAZZA, S................................................... 13REILLY, R. J............................................15RINEHART, M.D......................................... 17ROSENBAUM, M..........................................7SANDIFER, D..............................................17STETSON, B..............................................1,2TAYLOR, J..................................................17VERRETT, A...............................................11WILLIAMS, N................................................ 95jt. lSrecwu aArielMULTIPLE BEST IN SHOW WINNERPedigree and fee upon requestHandled Exclusively by KATHY BUCHER 918-266-1731BreederOwner CLAUDIA PFEFFER P.O. Box 10432 Jefferson, LA 70181 504-737-1729The Pom Reader September 1988SHOWSIGHT FROM THE EDITOROf course, I am one of the worlds greatest fans of the limerick, that often nonsensical but very often amusing style of verse.Popularized in the mid 1850s by Edward Lears A Book of Nonsense, the much- maligned limerick is quickly recognized by its composition of five lines of alternating rhyme, and its trademark anapestic rhythm. Not overly respected in literary circles, the limerick remains, in my book at least, a source of great pleasure. I have known literally hundreds over the years, some great, some so stupid they are hilarious, and some, well, off-color. This collection was provided by the stage manager of the old Chicago Theatre. Strangely enough, the clean limericks have largely left my memory bank, while the rather risque rhymes remain. But the other day I ran across a new one, one that quickly hit the top of my list of favorite limericks.In the most recent issue of Myrle Hales Los Chihuahuas, columnist Don Naugle published the followingThere once were two cats of Kilkenny.Each thought there was one cat too many.So they fit and they fut,And they spit and they sput,Til instead of two cats there werent anyWell, it wasnt Kilkenney, it was London there werent cats, there were dogs, but there could have been a fight nonetheless. Duane Doll and I recently judged for the Pekin Palace Dog Association in England. The Club had graciously split the sexes, so that he would judge dogs and I bitches. Under Kennel Club rules, of the twenty-four classes there are five classes which contain members of both sexes, for which both Mr. Doll and myself judged simultaneously. Anticipating trouble, of course, and not just for us, the Kennel Club provides for a Referee in our case the referee was Dr. Elysabeth Butt, a prominent psychiatrist, which was probably premonitory on their part. But even before the combined classes started there was dissension between the judges.A class of 16 or so, Duane judging, and from ringside I spotted an individual I got very excited about, and an individual that I knew would catch Duanes eye immediately. Unfortunately, they were not the same dog. Duane went about his judging, and, as I predicted, the one I liked took second place and the one I knew he would like won. I was squirming with frustration as Duane came back over to the judging table. What didnt you like about the second place dog, I hissed. Duane replied, I liked him fine, I just liked the whole package on the other dog better. Well, I wasnt too pleased about it, but that was his class to judge, and I had no say in it. Soon, however, the tables were turned.I had a large class and picked an individual that surprised Duane from ringside. Why did you pick her over that glamorous fawn, Duane asked me. I replied, Well, shes glamorous all right, but she cant touch the winner when it comes to head, body, and soundness. Duane did not look any happier about my decision than I had about his. I began to worry What will happen when we have to agree, I thought to myself. Are sparks going to fly Mery soon we would find out.And of course we were both making a very large mistake, going against the only absolute truism in the sport of purebred dogs. As luck would have it, in the course of the other classes, all of the individuals in question came under the hands of the other judge. And I had to admit he was right. And he had to admit I was right. And we had proof of what we had known all along, in theory, and now in practice. You can not judge from ringside. Period.The Pom Reader September 1988And speaking of limericks, several come to mind. Lets see There was a young woman from Exeter...Good Lord, I cant publish that one Wait a minute. Okay A pretty young maid from Racine...Gads, not that one either. Well, give me a minute. In the meantime, the Iowa cluster left smiles on many faces. Janice Luginsland judged the APC Specialty in Des Moines, and her winners were BOB, Ch. Emcees Solid Gold Amigo owned by Marlene Frank Penney WB, BOW, the 6-9 month bitch Jestoms Miss Wonderful owned by J. T. Stephens WD was the Bred By dog, Jan-Les Ragtime Music owned by Jane Lehtinen BOS was J. T. Stephens Ch. Cherlyns Aint She Sweet owned by Cheryl Bergerson. Winning the Sweeps under Nadine Herschel was Mibabes SM Crash owned by Babe McCombs. BOS Sweeps was the Winners Bitch. The following day was The Pomeranian Club of Greater Des Moines. Sally Baugniet took over for scheduled judge Darrell Baker who is recovering from a nasty fall which resulted in a badly broken leg, and we wish him a speedy recovery. Actually, three times recently Sally has pinch-hit for other judges, and consequently has now judged all of her new breeds. I guess thats called the luck of the Pomirish Mrs. Baugniets winners were BOB, Ch. Pedrons Dragon The Conqueror owned by Pete Galindo Ron Welch BOS, Ch. Cherlyns Aint She Sweet WD, BOW Mullers Kazar Sungold Illusion owned by Richard Lackey, and WB Beltanes Such A Spree owned by Paul Barbara Curry. Congratulations to all, and Get Well Quick from all to Darrell.There was a young couple named Kelly... Definitely not THAT one But getting back to compromise, I am no stranger to the art. I am reminded of the time that I demonstrated uncanny ability to arbitrate, and served as Official Referee in an awful confrontation. You see, Sheila and I were in the midst of a terrible family row. Now, a little background. Sheila was from a large family, and of course they were very deprived. There were seven individuals in the household with drivers licenses, and there were only five cars When the kids were all home from school, Sheilas parents were reduced to traveling by limousine, as the driveway emptied out by 600 PM Friday and Saturday nights. Well, most of the time things worked out, until Mr. Mrs. Mac purchased The White Car. It absolutely ruined everything.There were three convertibles and two fancy sedans at the disposal of the Mac family, and everyone pretty much traded back and forth, compromising for their favorite car. But with the advent of The White Car everything changed. The White Car was every college students dream of top-flight transportation, and everyone wanted it or nothing. Long about 300 PM on date nights the fights would begin. Someone would go to the kitchen for a snack, and you would hear the jingle of keys being surreptitiously slipped into pockets. And the arguments would start. Imagine, if you can, a Psych major, a Law student, a Sociology major, a Track Star, and a Pre-Med student standing around the dining room screaming at each other over this vehicle. Finally I had had enough.Now, among this crowd I was considered to be very levelheaded, and often my advice was heeded. I came up with the solution. At six, I decreed, we will all gather in the kitchen and vote who gets to drive what tonight. Its the only fair way. They liked that idea, and peaceful coexistence reigned for approximately three hours. At exactly six, the warring factions gathered in the kitchen, with the obvious exception of two...Sheila and me, roaring out the driveway in The White Car. Thats my kind of arbitration.Til next month, Poms Away JMcG7BI-MAR POMERANIANSHOME OF CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KIDOFFERS FOR SALERedSable female whelped 7381. Is a full sister to BIS CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KID. She is the dam of two champions.............................................................................................................................................................................. 350.00Red female whelped 12282. Full sister to BIS CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KID. The above female and this one wereshow quality when young...............................................................................................................................................350.00RedOrange female whelped 61586. By Ch. Creiders Wee Red Baron. Free whelper. This female is very showyand baby faced. Small ears...........................................................................................................................................650.00Black tan male whelped 11787. Sired by 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 andtable 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. He has a five point major from the Columbia Pom Club Specialty on July 15, 1988. His sister has a 4 point major from the puppy class.Dusty will continue to be shown until sold. Show home only..................................................................................1250.00Red 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 the U.S........................................................................................................................................................................................750.00Red female whelped 9683. Full sister to BIS CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KID. Free whelper. Has lovely head and hugecoat.................................................................................................................................................................................750.00We will have bred females for sale as well as young show prospects sired by BIS CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KID.BI-MAR POMERANIANSPHONES MARY A. ROSENBAUM206-838-6397 36520 28th Avenue South206-927-2369 Federal Way, WA 98003 ANOTHER SOLO SIRED CHAMPION CH. WEE HEARTS MERCEDES BENZSOLO DORO XSCOTIA SWEET GYPSY ROSEOur heartfelt thanks to all the judges who recognized her special qualities especially judges Norma Patton, Mrs. William Kendrick photo, and Richard Koester who put her up to major awards.Owner Polly HarrisRIVENDELL POMERANIANS 1700 Green Palm Cr. Niceville, FL 32578 904 678-4721Co-ownerBreederHandler Cassandra Ready WEE HEARTS KENNEL Rt. 1, Box 167 JJ Graniteville, SC 29829 803 503-35009-31\Jr -xBESTOFWINNERSm rThePom Reader September 19888- SPECIALS ADDITION TOPTWENTY POMERANIANS JANUARY-AUGUST 1988 AKC GAZETTE Presently we find a number of Poms making their impact in Specials competition. In order to keep you informed as to the progress of these hard-working members of the breed, we are pleased to offer you SPECIALS ADDITION.SPECIALS ADDITION is your monthly rating system of the Top Twenty Pomeranians in the United States. Rules for the rating system are as followsBreed points not to be confused with AKC Championship points are allotted to individuals according to the highest placement received in any given AKC show, as reported in the American Kennel Club Show, Obedience and Field Trials Awards Book. Only this source will be used for point awards. A number of points has been allotted to the various placements,and they are as followsBEST IN SHOW All Breeds..........................500BEST IN SHOW Specialty............................250BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX Specialty..............75TOY GROUP FIRST........................................ 250TOY GROUP SECOND................................... 150TOY GROUP THIRD......................................... 75TOY GROUP FOURTH..................................... 25BEST OF BREED............................................. 10Statistician SUSAN WADE. The following is the listing of the Top Twenty Pomeranians for 1988, as compiled from the JANUARY-AUGUST 1988 AKC GAZETTE.POINTS NAME Owner BISA BISS BOSS I D9660 CH. GREAT ELMS PRINCE CHARMING H D................................. 8 1 14 10PiazzaBaker, Owners2070 CH. GREAT ELMS PRIDE AND JOY D.......................................... 3 - - 4 1B. Stetson, Owner1420 CH. PRECIOUS PETITES GABRIEL D.......................................... - - - 4 2C. Pfeffer, Owner1215 CH. APOLLOETTE MOONLITE GAMBLER D................................ 2 2M. M. Presser, Owners1140 CH. LANAS TOP PRIORITY D............................................... .... 5CraigEjchorszt, Owners970 CH. WHARTONS SEPPI VON HONIG D...................................... - - - 2 1CokeWharton, Owners940 CH. SHY ACRES OUR MAN FRIDAY D.......................................... ... 3 1N. Burnette, Owner855 CH. PEDRONS DRAGON THE CONQUEROR D................................................................ 2 2GalindoWelch, Owners845 CH. TIM SUES HIGH LIGHTS D.................................................... 1 - - 1LuginslandGoddard, Owners755 CH. CHRISCENDO CALVIN KLEIN D....................................................................... 2 1HeartzMiller, Owners670 CH. MIXONS ROSSI OF FRIPP D......................................... .... 1L. Collings, Owner625 CH. TEXICANS GIANT KILLER CHULA D.......................................................................... 1 1N. Gad, Owner600 CH. SOUTHLANDS MR VIP OIDA D............................................. 1CreedJenner, Owners585 CH. HOMESTEADS SPIT N POLISH D......................................... 1J. Hurley, Owner575 CH. CLAIRMONTS CAROLINA DELITE B.......................................................................... 1 1L. Bryson, Owner570 CH. IDAS TOUCH OF BEV-NOR D...................................................................................... 1 2HagemanTarverCreed, Owners565 CH. STOLANNE THUNDERBOLT THOR D........................... .... 2F. Stoll, Owner535 CH. SYSAME CLEAN SWEEP D..................................................... 1 - - 1S. Schlienz, Owner485 CH. HERDS LrTTLE YO YO D.............................................................................................. 1 1B. Gibbs, Owner450 CH. BI-MAR SUNDANCE KID D............................................. .... 3M. Rosenbaum, Ownerm IV BOB4 2 64 2 81 1 24 1 94 2 43 1 7431 - 21 - 34 2 172 1 52 51 63 10 23 - 41 - 61 - 1The Pom Reader September 19889SUGAR HILL.yyr\Y..-vWolf SableBest of Winners Louisville, Kentucky 386 5 Point Major 47 entriesJudge Raymond V. Fillburn Jr.Best of Breed Wachusett Kennel Club 1286Judge Alfred E. Treen OwnerNOLA WILLIAMS 57 Richards Avenue Paxton, Mass. 01612CH. NOLAS LITTLE BENJAMIN BUNNY Tel 508-745-8996LA CHERIE POMERANIANS-rLLUBEST OF WINNERSGREENVILLE KENNEL CLUB JULY I98SPHOTO 8Y frtailUKLA CHERIES HOT FUDGE RIPPLEMay Morning Social LionCh. Thelduns Almond FudgeCh. Dunns Little Tina Preshus Ch. Bev-Nors Fudge RippleCh. Lennis Tar Baby of Great ElmsBev-Nors Sweet and SassyBrittons Little Miss MuffetCh. Great Elms Timstopper Too Ch. Models Timstoppers EchoMajestic April Love La Cheries Shes Got PizzazzCh. Models Timstoppers Echo La Cheries Caramel Kist Minou La CherieFudgie is shown being owner-handled to his first win, Best of Winners for a four-point major in Greenville, SC, at 11 months of age. He is a true orange sable of sound structure and movement. Fudgie is a proven stud and has reproduced himself in a little son X Desirees Mega Fudge. New litter due soon x Precious Petites Ms. Merizer, his half-sister who is pointed.Stud Fee 100.00LA CHERIE POMS, Dot Martin Rt. 2, Box 30M, Rock Hill, SC 29730 Tel 803-377-7718The Pom Reader September 198810------------ UPDATE ----------------TOPTEN EXHIBITORS JANUARY-AUGUST 1988 AKC GAZETTE Welcome to UPDATE, your monthly rating list of breeders and exhibitors out there winning points in the show ring. As most all serious Pomeranian fanciers are, in one way or another, involved in campaigning their Poms for AKC Championship points, we feel that it is important to keep tabs on the Pomeranian doings in this area.The procedures for tallying the point scale are as followsThe source for all points is the official show awards book of the AKC Gazette. Only this publication will be used for point credits. Exhibitors are credited with all AKC Championship points won in the Gazette year, and published monthly according to appearance in the Gazette. As keeping track of each and every AKC show in the UnitedStates is an onerous task accomplished diligently by AKC, many times the actual show dates will vary from the date of publication i.e.- a September show may not be published until December.. The Gazette year, as a rule, runs from about November of the previous year until September of the present calendar year.Points are allotted to THE REGISTERED OWNER OF THE DOG AT THE TIME OF COMPETITION.Statistician Susan Wade. Any questions concerning UPDATE may be addressed to the editor.THE FOLLOWING IS THE LISTING OF THE TOP TEN EXHIBITORS FOR 1987, JANUARY- AUGUST 1988 AKC GAZETTE.EXHIBITOR................................POINTSM. B. CARSON...............................................41J. CABRERA.................................................... 38JACKSONTAYLOR.........................................38A. LAFORTUNE................................................. 32C. R. READY................................................. 31J. KLEIN............................................................. 30L. VASUTAD. LANE........................................ 29M. M. RINEHART.......................................... 27S. BAUGNIET.....................................................26J. LUGINSLAND...............................................24D. TRAUNER...................................................24Tie placements alphabetical^7l tfleacef'Your Showcase for Purebred PomsThe Pom Reader September 198811CH. BAYOU VIEW FRONT RUNNERi BILLYHES BUILT ON AFIRM FOUNDATION.Ch. Thelduns Almond Fudge Ch. Bev-Nors Toasted FudgeBev-Nors Sweet N Sassy Ch. Bev-Nor ToastmasterCh. Great Elms Timstopper Too Bev-Nor Missy MissGreat Elms HoneybunMay Morning Social LionCh. Thelduns Almond FudgeCh. Dunns Little Tina Preshus Ch. Bayou View Sugar N SpiceCh. Janesas Whatta GamblerBayou View La MirageBayou View Tawny DawnGBayOuX-VJ GVe"r cPomefniaqsP.O. BOX 1943 MORGAN CITY, LA. 70381 504 384-0486JOHN LEWIS ADAM VERRETTALLAYNSViCh. Fancy Gold Dancer of Oakridge Ch. LLL Fancy Gold MoonwalkerCh. LLL Lil Gold Moonshine Ch. LLL Moongold TrapperCh. LLL Happy Twinkling Happy LLL Happy Twinkling TrudyLLL Lil Gold Copper PennyCh. Joda Ephibus Ch. LLL Mite of Gold DeuceLLL Lil Gold TiaraCh. LLL Dazzlin Gold Koquette, CDCh. Jeribeths Ivan Ideal Ch. LLL Kaptivating KatyCh. LLL Moongold Kelly5 Pound Cream, producing heavy coats, short backs, good movement. Has pointed and promising get.Stud fee 150.00Mary Allan2508 E. Tacoma Street Broken Arrow, OK 74014CH. ALLAYNS MOONSHINE MAGIC, CD 918 355-2531The Pom Reader September 1988A CANADIAN BREEDERS POINT OF VIEWby Karen BradshawFREE TRADE AGREEMENT BETWEEN CANADA AND THE U. S.Just think of it. Free trade between kennels.Is it a dream, or could it be a reality Are we ready to share our bloodlines between kennels and countries Are we ready to trust in one another Are we ready to forget the dollar gain and think of how we can work together for the breedAdvantages Show each others dogs to their championships in the others countryFor the cost of showing a male, wecould use him at stud to our own females during this time Other arrangements could be made for females Trading show dog for show dog instead of purchasing Builds relations between breeders in each country Make us more knowledgeable about whats happeningin our breed in each others country.You may say thats all fine and dandy, but how can we trust the other kennel to1 Send a good dog2 Look after our dogs properly when at the other kennel3 Not use our stud dogs for outside gain e.g. breed to females not owned by the lesseeWell, building trust takes time and effort on both sides. Here is one way of going about breaking the ice we use this saying in the North. [Ed. note - we use it in the South, too, i.e. Break me some more ice for this here mint julep J] Write to the kennel of your choice. Usually youve seen the pictures of their dogs in the breed magazines, etcetera. Ask them to send pictures and pedigrees of their breeding stock.a if the pedigrees are consistent champions top and bottom, there is a good chance the kennel is breeding and producing quality.b Write again asking for a show female, and to send pictures front, side and rear and her pedigree. At this point you probably want to know Why a female If she doesnt turn out to be what you ordered, there is still a chance to make up your losses. You could breed her to one of your champions. She is still the pedigree you ordered and could still producce good quality. If not, you can still sell her and the pups for pets. A male on the other hand would be a dead end. Meanwhile, taking into consideration how the transaction is handled If the dog arrives healthy and is what you ordered, then this kennel is a good candidate to pursue.c Then its time to get in touch with this kennel and tell them you like their dogs. Ask them if they would like a show male from you to show and use for eg 2 years at no charge other than show expenses. If the kennel is interested, you could then have them send pictures of their kennel facilities. You already know the dogs at their kennel are healthy and treated well because you own one.The Pom Reader September 1988Always write up a show and breeding agreement between both parties. If everything is go after the above is accomplished, then send the dog at your expense.Now, about this time some of you are saying, Should I send one of my good show males there, for nothing, when I purchased one from them Here are a few good reasonsa You are showing them your stock first handb You are setting up a good rapport for future breeding arrangementsc Its good advertising for your kennel, as the dog will be shownd Most importantly, making good, lasting friends with fellow breeders in each others country.We are all used to taking risks as we raise dogs. Why not take a risk and promote our dogs We will all gain from it. I know I am willing...are youKaren BradshawRR1, Bowden, Alberta, TOM 0K0, CanadaMILLAMORKen MillerHawthorne, Apt. E-6 Mt. Vernon, OH 43050 Tel 614-392-1718Eleanor Miller 5426 Spring Lake Drive Lakeland, FI 33811 Tel 813-646-5864Bev-Nor Pomeranians Home ofCH. 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, Group and Specialty winners. Stud Fee 250.00 limited to 20CH. THELDUNS ALMOND FUDGE, Sire of 35 Champions, BIS, Group and Specialty winners. Stud fee 250.00 limited to 20CH. BEV-NORS STATESMAN, Multi Group winner, sire of champions. Stud fee 250.00. 6 Litters by the above studs due September BEV-NOR POMS, Beverly Norris 7747 Meadow Road, Pasadena, MD21122. Tel 301 255-1343.-13 STARLITE POMERANIANS Congratulations to Dolly Trauner and PHYNER MAN ABOUT TOWN, 14 points from puppy class - probably finished by now a Choco Bear son. Congratulations Fran Bosmann on finishin CH. POMAUNOK ADDENDUM his litter brother is almost finished. Starlite Shantilly Lace sons. Choco Bears son, KOO BEAR, is now owned by Kathryn Hartz Hope he gives you lots of chocolate kids We are expecting some outstanding puppies in Sept. 88 Ch. Choco Bear Bonner x QueenaireCh. Dragon Magic Corn DukeCh. Starmaker BonnerQueen V2 sister to Choco Watch for us at shows in Oklahoma, Mississippi, Florida this winter, we will special Choco Bear. 'STARLITE CHOCOS DARK LEGACY Ch. Choco Bear x Ch. ShanticyShown winning Best of Winners TexasSTARLITE POMERANIANS Gayle Tom Griffin P.O. Box 469 CH. STARLITE LEGACY CHOCO BEAR is the only chocolate Champion male in the U.S.-kAmity, OR 97101 Mail Will Be Forwarded GrafenhorstsPomeraniansn. z7We 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 305 475-2465RHEA-NA POMS.. .Breeding exclusively the Bev- Nor line. All 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.ICERAMA POMSSkip Piazza THE KENNELS527 B Church Road, Avondale, PA 19311 215-268-8000 or 215-268-2266SouthlandPomeraniansRAYS OF SUNSHINE"CHARLOTTE CREED 6618 LOST RIDGE PINEVILLE, LA 71360 PHONE 318 - 466-3456Introducing at Stud BLOSSOM HEIGHTS PETER PAN Heavy coated, light orange, 412 lbs. Sire Ch. Millamors Mood Music. Dam Bobbys Cuddles.BLOSSOM HEIGHTS POMS, Arlene John Benko, 5351 Jeffrey Avenue, West Palm Beach, FL 33407. Tel 305-842-5591.' JS.The Pom Reader September 198814LETTERSDear Joe,Enclosed is my ad for the next possible issue of the Pom Reader. Congrats on this super magazine. I feel it is needed badly in the Pom breed, as it is the only Pom magazine sent to judges. Dog News, etc., is so widespread with so MANY breeds, the Poms tend to get lost.I am also a Peke lover and fell in love with your lovely BIS Peke on the last page of the June Pom Reader. What a beauty, and such outstanding handling. You must be so very proud.Thank you, and again, congratulations.Sincerely, Barbara Nagy, Stephens City, VaBarbara thank you for the vote of confidence on the PR you made my day. Also, thanks for the compliments on my dog proud is not the word. And I owe special thanks to Sylvia Kelly for buying that congratulatory ad. What an unselfish thing to do. Best of luck and thanks for writing. JMcGDear Joe,Thank you very much The Pom Reader is beautiful. I like it so much.Im importing a Pomeranian from U.S.A. for ranking in Brasil and exposition in Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina, and Chile. I dream about it every night.Yours truly, Maria de Loundes V Calegari, Brasil And best of luck with your new Pom JMcG Dear Duane and Joe,Sable took a Group I from the puppy class in Huntsville. You spelled her name wrong, by the way, on the July cover. Her correct name is Janesas Glen Iris Sorceress, not Jamels. Although Eleanor says that she would have been glad to have bred Sable, Jerrie Freia really did the work. Actually, Jan Master did, I guess.See you soon Cheryl A. Jackson, Birmingham, ALSorry about that JMcG Dear Joe,Enclosed is a photo pedigree check to enter our first homegrown potential champion. I have included some info about him. I dont know how much of it is appropriate so I will entrust it to your most capable editorial abilities. The picture is of Ed Fudgie in their first win so I will appreciate it if you would send it back.Thanks again for the great job you are doing in keeping us informed about our favorite breed. I recommend our magazine to all new Pom owners when they adopt one of our puppies.We look forward to the arrival of each months issue.Sincerely, Dot Martin, Rock Hill, SCThank YOU...and keep up the good work JMcGHi,I took full advantage of the free ads on Greats of the Past. I did note a bit of sex discrimination in that it stated male. Guess we gals still have a long way to goAs ever, Janice Luginsland, Americus, KansasJanice how dare you I became an honorary member of N.O. W. in 1973, so you see where I stand on that issue. Having said that, however, I must say this Im sure your Pom gals are very special, but Im not sure they have the requisite talents for inclusion in Greats of the Past in THE STUD DOG ISSUE. Continued success JMcG The Pom Reader September 1988NEWS...DELAWARE VALLEY POM CLUB MATCH The DVPC will hold its next Match on Sunday, October 9th, at the American Legion Hall in Trenton, New Jersey. Judge for the Regular classes will be Delores Watts, and for the Sweepstakes we will have A MYSTERY JUDGE Obedience will be judged by Wendy Trotter. Registration will be taken from 900 to 1030 a.m. judging will start promptly at 1030a.m. There will be no pre-entries. For more information, contact Chip Rayner 609-587-5709.Susann StackhouseOHIO VALLEY POM CLUB.Jn June we held our election of officers. The newly elected officers are President Ron Feyh Vice- President Darren Lane Secretary Lorinda Vasuta Treasurer Jim Shearer. Board of Directors Larry Rookstool, Shari Stoffer Kubankin, Barbara A. Stoffer. The June meeting was also our first Annual Awards Banquet. Winners were voted upon by fellow club members and presented with a beautiful cast-metal Pom statue with a description of the award and the recipients name. The lucky winners were EXHIBITOR OF THE YEAR Lorinda Vasuta NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Darren Lane BREEDER OF THE YEAR Carol Galavich DOG OF THE YEAR Ch. Great Elms Prince Charming II his co-owner, Olga Baker, is a charter member of OVPC and we are very proud of what this great little Pom has done for the breed. OVPC also presented a GOLD AWARD this is to be awarded to the person whose contributions to our breed and especially to our club are exceptional. The GOLD AWARD FOR 1987 was OVPC Newsletter Editor, Barbara Stoffer. believe me, I was surprised, and very pleased. It is a great feeling to know that others in your club support you and believe in you. Each and every winner was very proud and pleased with the recognition given them by the other club members.In July we had our annual GarageYard Sale and Club picnic. The sale went quite well with over 250.00 taken in. THANKS to the many members who donated items and the ones who took care of everything that day.OVPC now has its own library. Linda Meade is in charge of the books and videos for this project she will be accepting any books or videos that are donated to our club and may be reached at 9157 Leavitt Road, Rt. 58, Elyria, OH 44035-4211. Tel 216 986-3693. Anyone that can donate books or videos, we would appreciate it. These items will be available for borrowing, free of charge, or for viewing and reading at club meetings.We will be holding our first POM SPECIALTY MATCH at the Holiday Inn near Akron, Ohio, on October 9,1988. This match will be held indoors at this great location and will be one you wont want to miss. For more information please get in touch with Larry Rookstool, 2520 Eakin Road, Columbus, OH.The OVPC now has 60 members - we have Club jackets and T-shirts with our beautiful club logo on them. They are available from Lorinda Vasuta at 216 762-7567. Subscriptions to our Club newsletter, The Buckeye Barker, are available to non-members. For more information, contact B. Stoffer, 13810 Easton N.E., Alliance, OH 44601.DOES YOUR POM HAVE A FOX-LIKE EXPRESSIONSubmitted by Sally BaugnietBarbara Stoffer-------M^Tiii15LLL KENNELS NEWEST RISING STAR DANIELLE 1BEST OF BREEDVARIETYHiJEFFERSON CUT MO. KENNEL CLUB 1988PHOTO BT PETRULISLLL BIT O GOLD DANIELLE, female, shown taking a 3 point major her first time out at Jefferson City KC on 7-9-88. Watch fot her in Colorado with her new handler, Barbie Becker.LLL KENNELS, Janice Luginsland, Rt1, Box 97, Americus, KS 66835. Tel 316 443-5157SILVER MEADOWSICH. PEPPER CH. LOVEPictured above are our two Legacy sons see more about these two in Greats of the Past.We also offer the following younger boys at studCh. Silver Meadows My-T Love N Joy 4V2 orange Love son Ch. Silver Meadows Love Jeremy 4V.2 red Love sonSilver Meadows Love Tico 5 orange sableCh. Silver Meadows Scooter Starr 3V.'2 It. orangeCh. Silver Meadows S.S. Squeak 4 orange Scooter sonCh. Silver Meadows Mr. Precious4'2 orange Mister SonYes, we do have puppies Let us know your needs.RON JACKIE KLEIN 4146 West Lake Road Silver Springs, NY 14550 716-237-5473MNMS POMS-R-USOFFERS FOR SALEJ AND NTS JOLY WEE COLTESSENCETess is AKC pointed and for sale to a show home only. She has several AKC RWB as well as group placements at all breed matches. Tess is a 314 pound, vivacious little miss who LOVES to show. Shes a cobby red sable of Tomanoll and Jolly Wee breeding.Pedigree and further details furnished upon request. Phone calls after 630 PM PST, please.MARY MARCHBANKS, 4986 Avila Way, Buena Park, CA 90621. Tel 714994-0259ChesaiPomeraniansmkCHESAI PLAYING FOR TIME Handled by Ron Feyh 9 points to date Robert Joan Reilly 26093 Highway 281 North512438-2667 San Antonio, TX 78260The Pom Reader September 1988OLYMPIA\vnn'"--vrtfTDogs Howl and...GROOMERS LAMENTCustomer My poodle is toy-sized.Translation Next to a Mastiff, he isFidos a tad spoiled, but hes not a bad boy.He only bites when brushed. The last groomer skinned him.The groomer had to peel the pelt and still leave the skin intact.'Georgia is a smart dog.The little sneak gives no warning before he bites. Arno loves people, but he hates other dogs.In his foaming haste to get to other dogs Arno will bite the groomer.Fifi has no papers, but shes a pure-bred poodle.We know you can make her look like one. Could you squeeze me in for a bath All Gypsey needs today is a bath.And five hours of brushing to get out the pine needles and chewing gum. I have to have an appointment today, its the only day I can comeIt is 330 the day before Christmas and the relatives are on the wayNo, Hansel is not matted, we already scissored them out for you.All you have to do to make him look like that Schnauzer we saw in the show last Sunday is even him up a bit Now that shes raised the pups, we want her to feel good. Shes never been groomed in her life, but now its time to sell the pups and it would be nice if Gigi looked good Im not fussy, just a simple puppy clip will be fine.Do his head like a Poodle, his tail like a Shih Tzu, his body like a Schnauzer and put Pom Poms on his feetTHE GROOMERS FINAL LAMENTMust we leave Rafael We dont leave our son at the barber. No, but then the barber doesnt have to take an hour to brush your sons hair, an hour to clip it, another hour to bathe, dip and dry it. The barber doesnt have to trim your sons nails, clean his ears, release his anal glands, polish his toenails or put bows on his head. Nor does the barber have to muzzle your son, or spend half an hour coaxing him from his holding cageuntil the dog howls again...OLYMPIAThe Pom Reader September 1988DISTRIBUTION OF THE BREED VIDEOSBreed videos are the best possible plan to educate the judges, and the AKC should be congratulated for the enormous trouble and expense of this accomplishment. However, it is not completed until the videos are in the hands of the judges, many of whom cannot afford to buy quantities at the price of 35.00 each. The AKC should go further and give the videos to the judges, or sell to them at a nominal price. The videos are unsurpassed as a teaching tool, but ineffective because of expensive distribution. The Pug Dog Club of America is giving free copies of the Pug video requested by judges, and surely the properous AKC could do as well, as all Breed Clubs are financially pressed with dues and entry fees barely covering their specialties. The videos would improve judging to a greater extent than the expensive seminars and other activities sponsored by the AKC, but they must have wider judge distribution to accomplish this purpose.I suggest that the AKC give free to each judge a copy of each of his licensed breeds. Every breeder, exhibitor, handler, and judge should write to the AKC requesting this move, as it would be of benefit to all of them.As each exhibitor enters the ring, he wishes that the judge had studied that breed video, enabling him to make a better selection. This judge had probably seen the video one time, possibly among distractions, which is no substitute for extensive home study. As National Chairman of the Pomeranian production, with 39 Poms filmed, the faults and virtues were presented in such minute detail that a judge could hardly miss the lessons. Our Club cannot afford to furnish free copies, as much as they are needed. This is a desired function of the AKC.Dorothy Bonner26903 Highway 281 N., San Antonio, TX 78258THE 1989 TOY DOG CALENDARAX10.95 each 10 or more calendars 8.95 each. Please add 1.50 per order postage and handling. Make checks payable to Doll-McGinnis Publications, 8848 Beverly Hills, Lakeland, FL 33809.17I HOME OF THE KILLER fcAND ALL THOSE GORGEOUS GIRLS NORMA C. GAD 5908 Westside Road915 584-0942 El Paso, TX 79932DOSSMARFor Sale Beautiful chocolatewhite parti females born 7-15-88.Marian Dossinger 3936 Hi Mount Road414-334-4889 Kewaskum, Wl 53040TIM SUE POMERANIANSTIM 86 SUE GODDARDRoute 2, Box 540Opelousas, LA 70570 318 543-6622Since 1967 s. inis ____________________________^g^ENDOPonis" LandPh 813-996-3811 '04639Qfen 3il8C.A. JacksonJ. M. Taylor1038 16th Avenue South rBirmingham, AL 35205 Sy205-328-6603 Fudge son availablePom Acres KennelR.R.4Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613Robert Juanita Fiddick Tel 319-989-2199Sfl0-Iag 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 904 237-1636-JDs Pompous PomsHome of Ch. JDs Bella DonnaCh. JDs Country BumpkinCh. Circle M Comes A HossmanJANET HOVEY, 34856 Acton Canyon Road, Acton, CA 93510. Tel 805 269-5575^ Puppies available occasionally Stud Service to approved bitchesHL Great Elms. Model linespl Morris Betty Carson, 9826 Waltham RHl Drive, Richmond, VA 23233. Tel 804 740-7977DE AMOSYLVIA KELLY13347 SHERMAN WAY, NO. HOLLYWOOD, CA 91605 818-764-5223 or 818-780-7663^aieAOJerrie FreiaP. O. Box 2775 Morgan City, LA 70381 504-384-7466Z^E4,LlS DESAREE SANDIFER509 OAKDALE STREET, GASTONIA, NC 28054 TELEPHONE 704 865-0859xg John e. heaftzPROFESSIONAL HANDLING IN CANADA POMS 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 64744PI KARM UN sJ01 MUNSTER NEVER DULL KENNELSShelties 314 So. Joliet St. eomeraniansWilmington, Illinois 60481BREEDER KAREN MUNSTER 815-476-2039The Pom Reader September 198818aftAoDedicated to those Pomeranian Stud Dogs who have given so much in the past and have provided for the future.JESTOMS RED ROBINCh. Great Elms Timstopper Again Ch. Great Elms Timstoppers ImageGreat Elms LindaCh. Lennis Tar Baby of Great ElmsGreat Elms Little Teddy Great Elms AngelGreat Elms LindaCh. Great Elms Timstoppers ImageLennis Tom TomPrincess Lew of Chatmoss Brittons Little Miss MuffetCh. Scotia Fantasys Cavalier Lennis Spungold JulieScotia Cash Payments FantasyAt 1112 years of age, Timmy is still siring Champions. He is sound in mind and body, still holds his correct coat and full complement of teeth. A lovely Pom with a fantastic temperament. A joy to own. unretouchedphoto by Vikki FoxLCDR Mrs. T. L. Stephens, 322 158th Street S.W., Lynnwood, WA 98037.CH. MCPHIES TAR BABY. ..__________Ch. Adonis of Point Loma Ch. Lil Elmo of Point LomaGreat Elms Pretty GalDarcy of Point LomaIvory Boy of Point Loma Lady Lucy of Point Loma Alvas Rebecca Majestics Teddy of Lakeland McPhie's Little FritzWindy of LakelandMcPhie's CenderellaBrawny Billy Buttons McPhie TabooBlack Prince's MissyMay 20-1974 August 18 1985. In memory of my mother and her faithful companion Tar. Tars offspring carry on that black is beautifulSURENE KENNELS, Sue Swigert, P.O. Box 873, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477The Pom Reader September 1988 GREATS OF THE PAST 19CH. THELDUNS ALMOND FUDGEFudge will be 15 years young in November and is still producing. He is the sire of 35 Champions, Best in Show dogs, Specialty winners, and others pointed and starting out. He is the sire of the 1 pom in the breed for 1981, 1982, 1983. We feel he has made his presence felt as a great Pom of the past AND the future.Bev-Nor Poms, Beverly Norris, 7747 Meadow Road, Pasadena, MD 21122.CH. SILVER MEADOWS STARMISTERy i.Ch. Bonners Stylepepper Preshus Ch. Bonners Darlastyle Xmas ToyBonners Darladee Gold Smoke Ch. Bonners Kristin StarmistCh. Aristic Wee Pepper Pod Ch. Bonners Pepper K Goldmist Aristic Mighty Cute Ch. Bonners Prettystyle Preshus Oak Hill ThornOak Hills Crickett Silver Meadows GeraldineSilver Meadows Perriwinkle Silver Meadows Gay MelodyGold Toys Gay Lil DollWhelped 102377, AVi lb. orange sable. Our Mister a Star- mist son is retired from public stud and is currently enjoying senior-citizen status at Silver Meadows. He does still produce his most recent litter born here this spring.SILVER MEADOWS POMS, Ron Jackie Klein, 4146 West Lake Road, Silver Springs, NY 14450.CH. SILVER MEADOWS PEPR LEGACYI-_____Ch.Bonners Darlastyle Xmas Toy Ch. Bonners Kristin StarmistCh. Bonners Pepper K Goldmist Ch. Bonners Lisastar LegacyCh. Bonners Stylemodel Wee Wag Bonners Little Miss WagBonners Sunfire Mischief Ch. Highland Sunflash Ch. Silver Meadows Sun Dae Cub Ch. Myway Dae Dream Ch. Silver Meadows Sparkle PlentyCh. Models Son of Fun Ch. Silver Meadows Echo of FunCh. Silver Meadows KatydidWhelped 4179, 412 lb. orange. Pepr, at nine years of age, is still an active producing stud dog. Sire of several champions, with others nearing their titles.SILVER MEADOWS POMS, Ron Jackie Klein, 4146 West Lake Road, Silver Springs, NY 14450.CH. SILVER MEADOWS LOVE OF LEGACY1 Ch. Bonners Darlastyle Xmas Toy Ch. Bonners Kristin StarmistCh. Bonners Pepper K Goldmist Ch. Bonners Lisastar LegacyCh. Bonners Stylemodel Wee Wag Bonners Little Miss WagBonners Sunfire Mischief Ch. Great Elms Timstopper Again Ch. Models Son of FunModels Red Amber Ch. Silver Meadows Echo of FunCh. Highland Sunflash Ch. Silver Meadows KatydidSilver Meadows CrickettWhelped 7779, 5 lb. light orange. At nine year of age, Love looks and acts like a five-year-old He still loves his work and is a consistent producer of quality. Sire of champions.SILVER MEADOWS POMS, Ron Jackie Klein, 4146 West Lake Road, Silver Springs, NY 14450.The Pom Reader September 198820 GREATS OF THE PAST CH. JILLZ RIGAL RAZ OF STARUTEwarny-rmCh. Great Elms Little Timstopper Ch. Great Elms Timstopper AgainGreat Elms Little Debby IICh. Schirman Oaks Golden TimsonJillz Tarvenus SunraeJillz Coffee RoyalCh. Jillz Rigal Raz of Starlite was my first show Pom, and the foundation of my kennel in 1969. Every Pom I have goes back to this boy, a Champion producer. We lovingly called him Bimho. The photo was taken as I handled Bimbo to Group III from the Open class.STARLITE POMS, Gayle Griffin, P.O. Box 496, Amity, OR 97101.AM. CAN. CH. MI-DEE MIKIE OF THE PINESCh. Great Elms Timstopper Again Ch. Great Elms Timstoppers Image Great Elms Linda Ch. Postscripts E-Mage-N-MeCh. Thelduns Tim Dandee of Edney Edney's Miss Patty Cake Edneys TaffyCh. Bonners Darlastyle Xmas Toy Ch. Bonner's Krispris Golden CometBonners Pep-R-Sun Prissy Pod The Pines Touch of ClassDe Burger's Captain Midnight Adkins Black Winnie the PooAdkins Black Madge of DinoMikie, a 3 lb. true cream. Very small ears, short, body, high tail set. Has produced orange sable, cream and black, and is the sire of Champion pointed get.Dover-Holihouse Poms, K. Hartz, D. Foley, Dan Ninotski, 319 Ardmore Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08629.CAMELOTS REBEL DIDMay Morning Social LionCh. Thelduns Tim Dandee of EdneyCh. Dunns Little Tina PreshusRebel of EdneyMay Morning Social Lion Edneys Sweet DixieEdneys Pride of Timstopper Little Kissin Teddy Bear Edneys Midnite SpiritFabulous Brandy Edneys Southern ComfortCh. Thelduns Tim Dandee of Edney Edneys Maggie of CricketEdney's Pride of TimstopperTroubles, a 5 ib. deep red sable, small ears, heavy bone coat produces deep red sable, orange sable, also black tan.Dover-Holihouse Poms, K. Hartz, D. Foley, Dan Ninotski, 319 Ardmore Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08629.CH. CAMELOTS MIGHTY THORCh. May Morning Bravo BravoMay Morning Spocial LionMay Morning AliceCh. Thelduns Tim Dandee of EdneyCh. Blairs Solitaire Ch. Dunns Tina PreshusMay Morning Sweet Mary Ann Little Kissin Teddy Bear Edney's Midnight SpiritFabulous Brandy Scorpios Midnight MadnessPeter's Tinker Toy Little Miss Muffin XXMajestic Misty412 lb. black, Canadian pointed. Champion progeny. Sire of blue, black, sable, small ears, heavy boned, short back, good tail set.Dover-Holihouse Poms, K. Hartz, D. Foley, Dan Ninotski, 319 Ardmore Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08629.The Pom Reader September 1988 GREATS OF THE PAST 21CH. LLL LUCKY GOLD TRUMPSCh. Millamors Fancy Gold Dancer Tim Sues Dancing PebbleTim Sues Gold Pebble Ch. Lucky Gold Dancer of OakridgeCh. Dukes Lil Red Baron of OKala Ch. Lucky Miss Cherri of Oakridge Ch. Lucky Little Missy Ch. Aristic Wee Wons Suncherub Ch. Pearls FriskieCh. Aristic Desiree Russells Fox Flame HildegardVan Hoozers Little Eddie II Robin EddieChee-Chees Pee WeeBorn 1977, Trumps was an orange with good bone correct harsh textured coat, very sound, excellent pigmentation, produced well but bit more leg on pups.LLL KENNELS, Janice Luginsland, Rt. 1, Box 97, Americus, KS 66835.CH. LLL HAPPY TWINKLING TIPPYs.rCh. Reeves' Buster BoyTholes Little BusterTholes Lucky CindyStalkers Timmy LeeMartins Kinney Dee Twinkles DeeKeuts Miss Cupcake Stalkers Tinker Bell LLL Happy Go Lucky TaroRussells Fox Flame Yum-Yum LLL Lil Gold Copper PennyTholes Little Buster Russells Fox Flame Pom PomVeras Blonde BombshellBorn 1976, Tippy was a red orange with slight sabling, beautiful eye shape tiny ears, correct harsh textured coat.LLL KENNELS, Janice Luginsland, Rt. 1, Box 97, Americus, KS 66835.CH. LLL FANCY GOLD CRICKETmCh. Millamors Fancy Gold DancerTim Sues Dancing PebbleTim Sues Gold Pebble Ch. Fancy Gold Dancer of OakridgeCh. Dukes Lil Red Baron of OKala Ch. Lucky Miss Cherri of Oakridge Ch. Lucky Little Missy Tim Sues Dancing Pebble Ch. Lil Gold Dancer of OakridgeCh. Rosewoods Dragonfly Dream LLL Lil Gold Copper PennyTiny Toys Peanut Too LLL Happy Go Lucky Tammy My Golden GlowBom 1977, Cricket is a linebred, brilliant red orange with the correct Pom coat and personality. Retired and living as spoiled companion.LLL KENNELS, Janice Luginsland, Rt. 1, Box 97, Americus, KS 66835.CH. LLL MITE OF GOLD SUNNY Tim Sues Dancing PebbleCh. Lil Gold Dancer of OakridgeCh. Rosewood's Dragonfly DreamCh. Joda ElphibusJensens Jinet Mitka Joda Lady SuzetteJensens Gold Toy Suzette Tim Sues Dancing PebbleCh. Fancy Gold Dancer of OakridgeCh. Lucky Miss Cherri of Oakridge Ch. LLL Fancy Gold GinaCh. Lil Gold Dancer of OakridgeLLL Lil Gold Copper PennyLLL Happy Go Lucky TammyBorn 1978, Sunny is a pretty headed male with a deep stop tiny high set ears good coat, and bone. Still siring.LLL KENNELS, Janice Luginsland, Rt. 1, Box 97, Americus, KS 66835.The Pom Reader September 198822 GREATS OF THE PAST CH. LLL FANCY GOLD MOON WALKERCh. Millamor's Fancy Gold Dancer Tim Sues Dancing PebbleTim Sues Gold Pebble Ch. Fancy Gold Dancer of OakridgeCh. Dukes Lil Red Baron of OKala Ch. Lucky Miss Cherri of Oakridge Ch. Lucky Little Missy Tim Sues Dancing Pebble Ch. Lil Gold Dancer of OakridgeCh. Rosewoods Dragonfly Dream Ch. LLL Lil Gold MoonshineTiny Toys Peanut Too LLL Happy TanyaLLL Happy Go Lucky TrixieBorn 1978, Moon Walker is a short backed Pom with heavy bone and excellent coat texture. Still siring quality Poms.LLL KENNELS, Janice Luginsland, Rt. 1, Box 97, Americus, KS 66835.CH. FANCY GOLD DANCER OF OAKRIDGECh. Thelcolynns Tiny Sun Dancer Ch. Millamors Fancy Gold Dancer Millamors Miss Fancy Tim Sues Dancing PebbleReddy Teddys Escapade Tim Sue's Gold PebbleFancy Gold Bit of Honey Ch. Corn Dukes Dragonfly Ch. Dukes Lil Red Baron of OKala Aristic Cherub Wee Cherry Ch. Lucky Miss Cherri of OakridgeCh. Reeves Buster Boy Ch. Lucky Little MissyWee Lucky KimBorn 1972, Skeeter was a tiny guy standing 7 inches at the withers but in perfect balance. He was extremely Baby faced tiny ears extremely heavy coated sweet personality. Deceased.LLL KENNELS, Janice Luginsland, Rt. 1, Box 97, Americus, KS 66835.IN MEMORIAMer.' riAr4H ,n-Jin memory of my mother Irene her faithful companion TarCH. MCPHIES TAR BABY May 20, 1974 August 18, 1985Pictured with highly respected toy judge the late Mr. E. W. Tipton Jr.SURENE KENNELS, Sue Swigert P.O. Box 873, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477ienette omeiamanbBreeders of fine Poms since 1957 4345 Rogers Lake Road Kannapolis, N. C. 28081 Phone 704 938-2042 K. G. GRIFFITH, OwnerPuppies 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.The Pom Reader September 1988STARFIRE POMSGREAT ELMS TIFFANY OF LENETTE4"Jrra ONf3-fBEST OF BREED or VARIETYLAKELAND-WINTER HAVEN KENNEL CLUB JUNE 1988PHOTO BY tfnafaf iWthTHE PICTURE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF...SHE IS BEAUTIFUL.Thank you judge Mr. Norman Patton and many thanks to her breeder Mr. Ken Griffith.iTIMFIME POMERANIANTony Cabrera275 SW 72ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FL 33144 305 266-74717is,Your Showcase For Purebred PomsPresented by Doll-McGinnis Publicationsa division of Doll-McGinnis Enterprises, Inc.8848 Beverly Hills, Lakeland, FL 33809 Telephones 813 858-2639 or 813 858-3839ADVERTISING RATESIn U.S. DollarsAD SIZE PREPAID BILLEDFULL PAGE 96.00 120.00HALF PAGE 53.00 65.0014 PAGE 27.00 35.0018 PAGE 16.00 20.00116 PAGE 8.00 12.00All ads 1A page and larger include one black white photo at no extra charge. Extra photos 5.00 each. Full Color is available at 300.00 per page. Accent Color is available - call for quote. 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