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Monroe Beagle Club's derby trial spotlights an array of ribbon winners

Monroe Beagle Club held its derby trial recently. Dogs born between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 were eligible for this trial.

Winners in the 13-inch category were:

First, Coal Cracker Khloe, owned by Tom Lienhard of Mountaintop.

Second, K-Birds Richmond Misc Randi, owned by Kailyn Seashock of Stroudsburg.

Third, Brooksides Round-em-up Reba, owned by Ed Walls, Tower City.

Fourth, Geisler's Eddie Junior, owned by William Rowell of Sandy Creek, N.Y.

Next best qualifier (fifth place), J.L's Martin C. Maci, owned by Marrisa and Lisa Fish of Stroudsburg.

Judges were Joe Kaschak and Kirk Knecht.

Winners in the 15-inch combined male and female:

First, Klinger's Kruisin Kasey, owned by David Klinger of Elizabethville.

Second, Klinger's Kaptain Kooper, owner David Klinger of Elizabethville.

Third, Valley View Heidi, owner Richard Leed of Tuneryville.

Fourth, KnightLine Oh Nellie, owner Jim Knight of Pocono Lake.

Judges were Brian Steidl and Kevin Finnerty.

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JL Kirk Resolution « Just Another Pretty Farce

Attorneys for JL Kirk & Assocs. contacted Media Bloggers Association attorney Ronald Coleman shortly after receiving his letter stating that the MBA was representing me in this dispute on Thursday afternoon.  Both sides expressed their wish to avoid litigation or further aggravation of the situation.  JL Kirk’s main concern at the outset was that we communicate their position – which is different from the information originally told to me by a JL Kirk employee – that JL Kirk is not a continuation of the defunct Bernard Haldane company, either in terms of corporate identity or stock ownership, and that JL Kirk’s principal, Kirk Leipzig, is only a former Bernard Haldane employee but did not buy any assets or stock of Bernard Haldane.  I can’t vouch for the truth of that statement because I have no first-hand knowledge of the facts, but evidently anyone who wants more information can obtain it from JL Kirk.

As you know if you read their cease and desist letter, the company disagrees with what I have said about them here, but they have told the MBA lawyer that they are interested in discussing this with my husband and me personally rather than litigating in court.  I have not decided if I am interested in talking, but I don’t mind the idea of putting this behind me and moving on, and will not write on this topic again.

Hmm. If he didn’t buy assets or stock or continue the business (ack! hell! we’re going to inherit BH lawsuits!…now it becomes clear why bricks were shit over this), why are all his offices in exactly the same location as the old BH offices and why do they pursue such surprisingly similar business plans? You’d think as a former employee of BH seeking to go out on his own, Leipzig would have thought that one through a little. But I guess people will have to make up their own minds about the truthiness of JL Kirk and its employees.

[...] Katherine Coble has posted what will be her last entry on the JL Kirk Associates lawsuit drama: Attorneys for JL Kirk & Assocs. contacted Media Bloggers Association attorney Ronald Coleman shortly after receiving his letter stating that the MBA was representing me in this dispute on Thursday afternoon. Both sides expressed their wish to avoid litigation or further aggravation of the situation. … As you know if you read their cease and desist letter, the company disagrees with what I have said about them here, but they have told the MBA lawyer that they are interested in discussing this with my husband and me personally rather than litigating in court. I have not decided if I am interested in talking, but I don’t mind the idea of putting this behind me and moving on, and will not write on this topic again. [...

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