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The attractive young lady pictured here is Half-Time Bender who invites all of you to submit your best photo of your pet to the annual Kiosk contest. HalfTime received her name after being born during the half-time of the Super Bowl.
The pet picture contest begins July 1, 1991. Bring a photo of your dog, cat, bird or aardvark to the St. Louis Public Library Kiosk.
This year a new category has been added: the best pet and person picture. Other categories are: best looking dog (male and female), best looking cat (male and female), funniest dog and cat, and most unusual pet.
Dr. Stephen Brammeier, owner of the Kingsbury Animal Hospital, and Georg Fox, insurance agent and animal trainer, have volunteered as judges for the fourth year. Prizes will be mugs from Classical Coffee Company and pet food from Dr. Brammeier.
During June, a collage by Mary Ann Shickman of Firehouse 30 firefighters during work and play will be on display in the Kiosk window. Over the years the firefighters have been excellent patrons of the Kiosk and have donated their time to many sidewalk parties.
The summer reading program will begin June 1st with a kick-off party at the main branch of the St. Louis Public Library at 1301 Olive Street with prizes, outdoor activities and entertainment. Register for a summer reading club between June 1 and August 31. Children may borrow books from any public library location and report reading progress on work sheets. Children must complete fifteen or more books and nonreaders must have thirty or more books read to them by August 31.
After finishing the program. besides the fun and education received from the books. chitdren will get a certificate and an invitation to a party at the Kiosk.
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Half-Time Bender strutting her stuff. Photo by Mary Ann Shickman.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, June 1991.
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