Sewickley Herald

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The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. XXVII.   No. 33.
SEWICKLEY, PA., FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1930
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Some of the Lewis A. Park entries in the previous two Sewiekley Dog Shows
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Sewickley   iDog SI)ow  tomorrow
THE third annual Dog Show of the Sewickley Kennel Club
1 will take place at the Allegheny Country Club horse show
ring tomorrow (Saturday) from ten to six o clock, tor tire
benefit of the Women's Auxiliary of the Allegheny Geneial
Hospital. A large list of entries in the many classes ensure an
exhibition, of great interest to experts, as well as to all ot us
who just love dogs for their own sake. The judging will
commence at 10:30 a. m. The show is held under the American
Kennel Club rules, and awards made will be recognised by
that organization. ,   „, . T   ^
The officers of the Sewickley Kennel Club are: d. a.
Byers, president, and Mrs. Christian I. Shannon, secretary-
treasurer; E. M. Joel of Carnegie is Show Secretary, and b. al.
Simpson of Sewickley superintendent. The Bench Show committee includes Jack Quig, chairman, W. A. McElravy ana
Thomas Hosking. Officers of the Women's Auxiliary of the
Hospital are Mrs. W. C. Robinson, president; Mrs. U i.
Shannon, treasurer, and Mrs. Georgo L. Collard, secretary.
Judges for the show will be A. Albright, Jr., of Newark, JN. d.;
Louis Walter, of Pittsburgh; B. T. Adair of Pittsburgh; H. H.
Waleamp of Dcnnison, Ohio; and Prank H. Addyman of Ards-
ley, N. Y. Dr. Charles W. Boyd of Sewickley is chief veterinarian, assisted by Dr. S. E. Young of Pittsburgh.
Some splendid dogs will be shown, many of them from
noted kennels loeated at a distance as well as from the many
fine ones near Sewickley and Pittsburgh. There is one priced
at $10,000—J. Harkness EdAvards' Great Dane, "Gunar von
Hollergarten;" Charles Moran's "Ch. Moran's Ohio Boy," a
Boston terrier, is priced at $5,000; and there are a number of
others wearing labels varying from $1,000 down to a mere
$100, Dachshunds, foxhounds, greyhounds, wolfhounds, collies,
Newfoundlands, Doberman Pinsehers, shepherds, St. Bernards,
all are there. Terriers, Airedale, Bedlington, bull, cairn, smooth
and wire fox, Irish, Manchester, Schnauzer, Scottish and Sealy-
ham are represented. Then there are Chihuahuas, Brussels
griffons, Pekingese, Pomeranians, Boston terriers galore, bulldogs, chow chows and Dalmatians. When you see the Sewiekley sIioav, you've seen about as fine a representative exhibition
as one often comes across. And you can't help but love some
of them!
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Somo Day Ho'll Be in a Show, Too!
One  of  Mrs.  Eleanor  Cavailngh's  St,
Bernard Puppies
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