Looking for Dorothy Gainer Moyers
ORKC Halloween Party
Fall meeting of Tn Fed. Dog Clubs
SULLIVAN III DRYER
Linda Hurst
Nevar Giants
Loudon, TN
CH Ramahills Yur Mama Dont Dance,TD, AD, 2006 WRSF Jugend Siegerin, 2008 WRSF Jahres Siegerin, V1, CGC, TDI [Yara- Giant Schnauzer/ 10-19-05]
AKC/IABCA CH Ramahills Phreedom Reigns, AKC/ASCA CD, RA, NAJ, OA,NAP,NAJP, CGC, TDI, V1 Rated [Phoebe- Giant Schnauzer/ 1-9-95 to 6-2-08]
Highlanders Sadie, AKC/ASCA CD, RA, OAJ, OA, CGC, TDI [Sadie- Brittany/ 8-15-93 to 3-6-08]
TREADMILL
Linda Hurst
Nevar Giants
Loudon, TN
CH Ramahills Yur Mama Dont Dance,TD, AD, 2006 WRSF Jugend Siegerin, 2008 WRSF Jahres Siegerin, V1, CGC, TDI [Yara- Giant Schnauzer/ 10-19-05]
AKC/IABCA CH Ramahills Phreedom Reigns, AKC/ASCA CD, RA, NAJ, OA,NAP,NAJP, CGC, TDI, V1 Rated [Phoebe- Giant Schnauzer/ 1-9-95 to 6-2-08]
Highlanders Sadie, AKC/ASCA CD, RA, OAJ, OA, CGC, TDI [Sadie- Brittany/ 8-15-93 to 3-6-08]
OR KC History: David J Johnson The Early Days
remembers of the ORKC in the forties.
With John and Mary Harvey, Sally and Ed(?) Tirpak and Rob Carter they
put on bench shows initially. He remembers these vividly because
he and the other men would go to the Knoxville Kennel Club to borrow
the tables. These were steel tables, heavy as heck.
They went to the ring shows in part because of the trouble in moving
those things.
His other story was when they began offering dog training. At $3 they
were not having any customers. Before they gave up on the idea my Dad
suggested they raise the fee to $10. It suddenly became a thriving
business for the ORKC.
My Dad now lives in the Vanderbilt Apartments near your new space.
Roger Johnson
865-576-3059 day
niqon@me.com
ALERT: HB 0238 Your response needed ASAP
IT LOOKS LIKE THIS BILL IS GOING TO BE VOTED ON IN THE HOUSE ON 6-1-09.
THE MANDATORY SPAY/NEUTERING AND SUBTLE BREED SPECIFIC LANGUAGE IS A DIRECT CHALLENGE TO OUR RIGHTS AND DANGEROUS TO US ALL DOG OWNERS.
PLEASE CALL YOU HOUSE REP. EARLY MONDAY MORNING AND REQUEST THAT HE VOTE NO ON THIS MEASURE.
JON COLE
From TFDC
Training Facility
the equipment for the show. I found the heat on in both buildings and
all of the windows open in the east building. The office light was
also left on in the east building. Today, I received a call from Joe
McDonald who had taken the signs back to the facility this morning.
Joe informed me that the front gate was standing wide open when he
got there. He thought that someone had been working and left to get
something, so he left the gate open. When I found out, I was lucky
enough to find Bill Moore at home and he went down and closed the
front gate.
As we all know, there is a day care just outside our gate and we MUST
be responsible and make sure we keep our property secured. We have
thousands of dollars in equipment that could never be replaced and we
would be held responsible if someone were injured on our property and
it was not secured. Also, it has been raining cats and dogs lately
and the windows have to be kept closed. We have posted check lists in
both buildings and we all need to make certain that our property is
left in a safe and secure condition. We also need to make sure every
light, fan, heater and water is turned off before leaving.
I also found the top tray of the tool box sitting on the table in the
kitchen area. These tools were purchased for the members to use as
needed. Please place the tools back in the tool box after you finish
using them so we can keep track of them and they will be there when
we need them. We all need to be responsible for keeping our facility
safe and secure.
Robert Pless
Interesting tick Info
consistant
with the way ticks attach.
http://www.tickedoff.com/
Ticks attach by biting into the skin and then secreting an organic
glue called
cementum to hold themselves in place. Their jaws are actually pretty
weak--they
can get through skin but they don't have the strength or energy to
hold on for
several days! When they are done feeding, they regurgitate a bit of
their
stomach contents in order to dissolve the cementum holding them in
place. So
when the tick is detaching from the host voluntarily is when they
usually
infect their host with whatever they are carrying. The other way
ticks infect
their hosts is if another being squeezes the tick's body, which
mechanically
forces the stomach contents into the host.
So, all those methods that rely on getting the tick to detach
voluntarily? Bad,
bad, bad, bad, bad! Don't do it! If you smother them, irritate them
or burn
them (the three most common suggestions), the very first thing the
tick will do
is disgorge some stomach contents to dissolve the cementum, which is
exactly
what you want to avoid.
The reason I like the tick spoon is that it does not put pressure on
the tick's
body. The V-shaped notch in the bowl of the spoon slides against the
host's
skin and tends to peel off the cementum, which allows the mouth parts
to come
out cleanly. And when the tick is detached, there it is in the bowl
of the
spoon ready for disposal.
So, what if the mouth parts get left behind? No big deal. Keep in
mind that
there is often a little localised irritation from the bite, which is the
anticoagulant that the tick uses to keep the host's blood from
clotting. If the
mouth parts get left behind, they are tiny and the body easily takes
care of
them the same way any tiny splinter is taken care of: a little
inflammation and
the various components of the skin work to reject the foreign body.
If you're worried, put a little antibiotic ointment on the spot two
or three
times a day for a couple days, until the spot looks normal.
M. Shirley Chong
http://www.shirleychong.com
Grinnell Iowa USA
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