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SECTION 2 - PAGE • - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 22,1984 Kids show pets who's boss at park department dog show Early morning fire causes damage to porch on home Hie McHenry Park Depart­ment's Kids Dog Show was a surprising test of who's the master. For several pairs of ldds and their dogs, the kids did not always rule. But for Heather Carroll and her sheltie Lucky, first place in the Best Behaved category meant that Heather was the boss and they both won. Mandy Jo LaSusa with Irish Setter Lady placed second and Lori Mack with Blaze and Melissa Wisniewski with Salem tied for third. Nobody argued with the judges' decision to give first place in the Funniest Dressed Dog to Sheila Roy and her English Bulldog Lady Diana Dog, who came wearing a t-shirt saying: Built like a Mack Truck. LaSusa and Carroll tied for second place and Jenny Cain with her mixed dog Frisky took third place in the Funniest Dressed Dog category. Matt Hemker and his Alaskan Malamute Meister Spitze claimed first place in the Largest Dog contest, while LaSusa placed second. The smallest dog went to Tedi Cvitkovic and his pocket-sized white Maltese Princess. Cain and Amy Schmidt with their Cockapoo Susie took third. Carroll and Lucky captured first place in the Best Looking Dog competition. Hemker and LaSusa placed second and Kelley Carle and her Lhasa Apso Ginger took third. Carroll also placed first in the Best Trick division. Shannon Cajthaml with her Schnauzer Katie took second and LaSusa placed third. The Smallest Ears wait to Cajthaml. The Shortest Tail went to Roy. The Longest Tail went to LaSusa and the Largest Ears wait to Carle. Carroll and Lucky had good looks, talentv and personality to take the Best of Show award for the Dog Show. ••• * ***** w «L * 4 iatss* A fire early last Saturday morning caused extensive damage to the porch area of a home of Robert Glosson, at 4900 Parkview, in McCullom Lake. Co. 1 of the McHenry Town­ ship Fire Department was alerted at 12:04 a.m. Saturday and called for mutual aid from Co. 2 in Johnsburg a short time later. Upon arrival, fire fighters found the porch of the structure on fire and brought the flames under control in about five minutes, according to Chris Bennett, deputy chief. Bennett said the home was vacant at the time and the cause of the blaze is under vestigation. in- One fire fighter, Dennis Smith, was treated and released at McHenry Hospital for a cut hand, Bennett said. . W 9H Plaindealer photo by Barb Aniell This dog is given an affectionate nudge to join apparent embarrassment, at the McHenry Parks the Funniest Dressed Dog competition, despite its Department Kids Dog Show, held last Saturday. Heart Assn. office to close The American Heart Association, Illinois Affiliate, announces the closing of the South Elgin office on June 27, 1984. The local service area office will be consolidated with the Joliet and Aurora offices at East Gate Plaza, 971C Aurora Rose growers slate show Local amateur rose growers will compete for honors in the Fox River Valley Rose Society's 14th annual Rose Show. The show will be held at Spring Hill Mall on Sunday, June 24. The Rosei the public* p.m. on Sunday. Since all roses will be identified, it will provide visitors an opportunity to view many of the new varieties as well as the old favorites. Con­ sulting rosarians will be on hand to answer questions regarding rose growing. The competition will cover all varieties of roses for Specimen, Challenge Classes, and Artistic Arrangement entries. It is open to all amateur rose growers who derive no financial gain from hybridizing, budding, or selling roses. There will be a special "Hi Neighbor'* section for exhibitors who are not members of the American rose Society or local rose society members. All speciman roses must be grown by the exhibitor in his or her private outdoor garden. Exhibitors may enter as many blooms as desired. Entries will be received at Spring Hill Mall from 6:30 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. on June 24. Members of the Fox River Valley Rose Society, a non-profit group, reside in the towns along the Fox River, and as far west as Sycamore and east to Roselle. The president is Lois Drews of Roselle with im­ mediate past president Louise Bloyd of Elgin. The society has been busy this summer tending the rose garden at the civic center in downtown Elgin, organizing a plant and garage sale, as well as the Rose Show. New members are welcome. PRIME RETAIL LOCATION JOIN JEWEL/OSCO aw ACS * McHENRY SHOPPING CENTER (RTE. 120 A INDUSTRIAL DRIVE) 3 CNOKI SPACES LifTI (312)420-4512 full commission paid Ave., Aurora, 60605. It is expected that an eight hundred number will be available tor those needing to contact the heart office. Calls will also be received at (312) 896- 5564. 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