Delphi Preservation Society member Andy Cougill serves up root beer and old-fashioned hard candy Photos by Jennifer Archibald and Debbie Lowe Winners have been announced from last weekend's Canine Cavalcade held during Carroll County Old Settlers in Delphi.

Thirty-five dogs competed in the annual event.

The top class was Delphi's Duke Top Dog. With seven competing for the award, winner was Mark Gose and Mya of Kokomo with 56.5 points. Second place went to Rick Kimball and Dugan of Fishers (54) and third to Tom Williams and Cooper of Cincinnati (47.5).

With 41 points, Mary Jo Corso and Dugan of Fishers won the Deiwert Insurance Pro Catch & Toss Award. Second place went to Denise Thornton and Mya of Lebanon with 39 points and third to Rick Kimball and Rudy of Fishers with 34. Eight dogs competed.

Fifteen competitors participated in the Shelter Insurance Novice Division for novice dogs and novice throwers. Dick Lee and Molly of Monticello with 30 points won first place. Second place winner was Curt Daugherty and Rocky of Indianapolis (27 points). Grant Price and Molly of Delphi won third place with 21 points.

Left, Claire Kolze of Lake Zurich, Ill., tries her hand at weaving at the Rendezvous encampment Delphi Hardware Senior Division for dogs 10 years old and older drew five competitors. Winner was Bill Marion and Star of Delphi with 17 points. Second place went to Ray DeCarlo and Indo of West Lafayette with 8 points and third to Dan O'Vadka and Pugsley of Peru with 2.

Other winners were:

Indiana Disc Dog Club Dennis Hoke Memorial Long Distance Award: Men - Molly, owned by Dick Lee of Monticello. Women - Mya and Denise Thornton of Lebanon.

Manor Lounge Speed Award: Men - Mya and Mark Gose of Kokomo, :21.38. Women - Molly and Julie Price of Delphi, :27.19.

Horizon Veterinarian Clinic Shoot-Out Award: Men - Cooper and Tom Williams of Cincinnati. Women - Rudy and Mary Jo Corso of Fishers, formerly of Delphi.

Bassett & Talbert Accuracy Award: Men - Lily and Don Lang of Indianapolis. Women - Molly and Abby Price of Delphi.

Above, Singer Aaron Kelly, pictured, teaches a little line dancing as he sings "Boot Scootin' Boogie" The first annual Katie Jones Memorial "Keeping It Fun" Award was presented to Molly, owned by Julie, Grant and Abby Price of Delphi.

Happy faces and the Merry-Go-Round always go together Dulcimer Gathering provides that old-time music Carroll County Extension Homemakers sang a number of familiar old favorites Freedom Run 2008 Freedom Run 2008 was held Saturday during Old Settlers. Eighty-five bikers rode 100 miles. Free will donations for Carroll County Habitat for Humanity raised $915. Photo provided