The Scnatch Sheet - Maine Coon Breeders and Fanciers Association

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IN THIS ISSUE:
3
So ... You Call Yourself A Breeder? by Carol Lawson . . .
Grooming The White Maine Coon Cat, by T. M. Dockery 4
5
At Our Best (picture psges)
'7
Grand Gallery
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Where Are We Going? fo Helen Wohlfort
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Judie's Zoo, "Memories" by Judie Voelkel .
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Items of Interest .
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I-onesome TomsA-onely Hearts . .
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MCBFA Breeder List.
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Breeder Renewals,/Fancier Renewals
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THE SCRATCH SIIEET -- WINTER 1992
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Happy HolidaYs!
I
hoPe
all of
You
(two- and fourJegged) are well and
happy, and that You had an excellent
holiday season.
MCBFA HAPPENINGS
As MCBFA gets larger and larger,
restructuring sometimes becomes necessary in order to keep things manageable.
Following are changes enacted on the
last ballot: (Please note that any offtcers
appointed by the Executive Council to
newly-created jobs will hold offrce only
until the next formal MCBFA elections,
r,vhereupon candidates for those jobs will
appear on the ballot.)
1.
The
job of
TreasurerlFancier
Member Secretary has been split into
two jobs, the Treasurer and the Fancier
Member Secretary. However, until a
nerv Fancier Member Secretary is appointed by the Executive Council, Fancier members should continue to send
their dues and changes of address to the
Treasurer, Sue Servies.
2. The Editor's job has been sPlit
into Editor and Circulation Manager.
Please send yout Scratch Sheet sub'
missions to the Editor, and all address
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Judy Carlson (address inside front cov-
er). Judy should also receive all questions about Scratch Sheet deliveU (or
lack thereofl).
3. At least one Foreign Region will
be established, and Regional Directors
Dear Editor,
What a surprise! It was delightful to
see our Rocky on the cover of the
Summer Scratch Sheet. As a Maine
Coon owner and fancier, it was exciting
for us to share our Rocky with you all.
Fanciers, your breeder is very excited
about each litter of kittens, and because
it's impossible to keep them all' they
must share them with us. I'm sure they
would be thrilled with love notes and
pictures
memories.
to bring
back those
fond
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Pictures and photo
essaYs Jrom
appointed within any new
regions. Additionally, foreign breeders
will be upgraded from Associate (non-
shows
Breeder Members. Since it can be very
diffrcult for applicants outside of North
America or Europe to find sponsors, approval of applicants will be by the Exec-
o Arlicles ftealth care, grooming,
breeding, - anything of interest about
Maine Coons)
o Anything else You can think ofl
utive Council on an individual basis'
based upon letters from veterinarians
And please remember:
ANYONE MAY SUBMIT
ARTICLES, PICTURES, AND
will be
voting) Breeder Members to full (voting)
and/or other breeders.
ANNUAL AWARDS ISSUE
The Spring 1993 issue
of
The
Scratch Sheet wlll present the 1991 1992 top Maine Coon cats, kittens, and
alters in each association.
Ifyou know Your cat, kitten, or alter
was 5th Best of Breed or better in the
association in which you showed, you
should be prepared to send its picture to
1993
The Scratch Sheet bY February
the
to
(the deadline for submissions
Spring issue).
Ifyour cat has qualified for inclusion
in the Awards Issue, you will shortly be
receiving notification from MCBFA.
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ANNUAL PLEA
It's time for the Editor's annual plea
for submissions! I know that you've all
been busy over the summer, and haven't
had time to think of sending things to
The Scratch Sheet. But guess what, folks
Sumtner's Over!!! So you've got no
excuse for not sending LOTS of neat
stuffto me! I need:
--
The Scratch Sheet is for all of us to
share our pleasurable experiences- so
let's hear about your furry friend!
Thanks, Judy, for this very sPecial
Maine Coon Cat, ROCKY
VerY SincerelY,
Rocky Doran's FamilY, Joan & Ron
Dear Editor,
I just have to express mY thanks to
all the people involved with the ACFA
Kite & Key Cat Club show on SePtember 5 & 6. Not onlY was the show
c
Candid shots ofYour cats
o Stories about Your cats
STORIES! YOUDON'THAVE
TO BE A BREEDER MEMBER
TO CONTRIBUTE!
THE SECRET'S OUT
A number ofPeoPle have asked who
the cat is on MCBFA's flYer about the
breed. She's Coons'kin's Acadia, a
brown classic tabby female out of QGC
MtKittery Warren of Coons'kin and
Cowtown Golden Nugget of Coons'kin.
Acadia was bred by Judy Friedman, and
currently resides with Bea Sanderson.
And for those of You who've asked
who wrote the article on the Maine
Coon Cat in the Fall '92 issue: The
original article was inspired by Lydia
Hynds and Bill Westcott, written bY
Mike Simpson, subsequently added to
by Karen Mclnchak and JudY ChaPpetta, and finally edited by Trish Simpson. So it was a joint effort! (BY the
way, this is the same article used in
MCBFA's flyer about the breed.)
smooth running and friendlY, but our
FIRST beautiful baby, a four-month-old
blue classic named Petrina, took an
Allbreed final! A special thanks to Mr.
Ray Pinder for this great show.
I must take a minute to thank the
many MCBFA breeders and fanciers for
their information, advice, and support.
And a very special thanks to GladYS
Garner, my sponsor!
Very SincerelY,
David G. Cake
(Continued on nert page)
T}IE SCRATCH SHEET -- WINTER I992
LETTERS (Continued)
Dear Editor,
My name is Tohru (Tony)
Arzawa
and I live in Japan. I am a breeder of
Maine Coons and it was my earnest desire to become a member of MCBFA. I
have two Maine Coon males and two
Maine Coon females. I have had kittens
from both pairs. The Maine Coons have a
personality different from other cats, and
they give me much pleasure.
Maine Coons are becoming more and
more popular in Japan. Previously, they
did not have any Maine Coons at the
CFA cat shows, but today there are several in both the kitten and the adult cate-
change views and information with
members of the MCBFA in the United
States and learn more about the Maine
Coon. We would also like to participate
in the photo and advertisement columns.
I understand that there are Maine
Coons in Australia which were imported
from the United Kingdom. We are hoping
to communicate with the Maine Coon
breeder in Australia and hope to become
a part of the international MCBFA. I look
forward to your kind cooperation and assistance.
Thank you very much,
I
Wach Kurt, Austria
(MCBFA would like to &end its sincere
thanks to Mr. Kurt for his &remely
generous donalion!)
Tohru Aizawa, Japan
gories.
We have a group of Maine Coon
breeders in my area and we get together
and talk about the standards and how to
raise Maine Coons. We would like to ex-
fancier and - in some months - a breeder.
I collected stamps. I didn't know what to
do with them and so decided to give
them to the MCBFA. I hope that you can
use them for your mail and that I helped
you (a little) to save money.
Many Maine Coon owners and breeders here in Austria try to make our breed
popular.
Best l4/ishes,
Dear Editor,
You may be very astonished seeing a
lot of American stamps within this letter.
Well, before I became a Maine Coon
"Hfxr;
&
So ... you call yourself a breeder?
By Carol LcMSon, IAWMAINE Maine Coons & ACFA Breed Committee Chairmon
(Ibprintedwith permissionfrom,"Chairman's Corner" inThe Maine Coonection,
the
fficial
publication of the ACFA Maine Coon Breed Committee; Fall 1992)
I hear remarks that just make me cringe. Stories of experience counts for something. However, I never would have
how kittens are born and have no new homes to go to ... how reachedthispointhaditnotbeenfortheinvaluableadvicefrom
So often
with them. breeders many years more experienced than I, from the moment
About accidental breedings ... and who knows who the sire is?? acquired my first breeding cat and continuing still today.
Are we breeding just for the sake of breeding? I certainly hope Experienced breeders are wonderful and generally very willing
sources of tremendous information. ASK! Don't simply breed ...
It distresses me to think that there are people out there You can never stop learning.
breeding simply for the (supposed) monetary reward without reExamine pedigrees thoroughly - don't be caught in the trap
gard for the quality ... just for quantity. After all, why are we
of pointing fingers at negative qualities not proven. Inquire of
really breeding to start with? Hopefully, most of you got into this
the breeders/owners about the cats generations back in the
pedigree. I feel fortunate to have personally seen 50olo ofthe cats
because you loved cats - then you discovered Maine Coons and
adored these special cats! There is a logical progression here ...
in my cats'pedigrees (for the past three to five generations or
discovery of a breed, research of all the information you can
more). This is invaluable when looking for certain attributes.
find, purchase ofyour first cat - and then maybe you breed your
We must stop breeding 'pretty to pretty.' Our gene pool is not
first litter. see far too many people buying cats - yes, cal.t that large - we have to use it wisely to continue our natural cats'
plural then becoming instant breeders. Maybe we as hardy vigor.
established breeders should use more discretion when we
Please remembet - research before you make a decision. Be
consider selling breeding cats to inexperienced new owners.
an educated breeder. Be aware of the qualities which set Maine
Perhaps more thought should go into the responsibility
Coons apart from all other breeds (there are more than just one
connected with selling breeding cats to unknowledgeable people.
or two, i.e. profile). Read your standard ... maybe you should
It is beyond my comprehension how, after people have had a own a copy! Tap into the experience of long-time breeders.
couple of litters, they suddenly consider themselves experts in
Work constantly to improve the breed.
the field. I don't consider myself an "expert in the field," but
Let's protect - not proffirate!
certainly ten years
exclusively Maine Coon breeding
breeders just have kittens and don't know what to do
I
not.
-
I
of
PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE FROM MCBFA
Caring For, Breeding, and Shoving Your Maine Coon Cat; From the Editor; U.S. $7.00 (payable to MCBFA)
Geneticsfor the *Iaine Coon Cal Breedery From the Editor; U.S. $7.00 (payable to MCBFA)
The Maine Cbon Cal; Flyer explaining the breed - may be reproduced for distribution at shows, etc. From the Editor; no charge
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THE SCRATCH S}IEET -- WNTER 1992
Grooming the White Maine Coon Cat
By Thea Maria Dockery, CAVASOS Maine Coons
(Repintedfrom the Sping /988 Scratch SheeQ
Let's face it, a show cat needs to be in
top condition before it's shown. If the care
neglected,
between show seasons
chances are the cat isn't going to be in
condition when the new season starts. Be-
is
fore I go into details about grooming a
white coat, I'd like to mention the most
important'do's and don'ts':
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o
DO
Feed abalanced diet
Give the cat fresh air and exercise
Comb coat regularly
Bathe cat regularly
Brush cat's teeth regularly
Keep living quarters spotless
DON'T
Expose coat to too much sunlight
Use yellow flea spray
Use newspaper as cat litter
Let mats develop in the coat
Use a cat shampoo without first
reading the label (it may be
meantfor a black coat!)
A
good coat starts with proper diet
from kittenhood, you can't bring a cat
into perfect show condition by bathing
and grooming alone. A balanced diet will
give gloss and shine to the coat, and good
muscle tone to the body.
Fresh air will improve the length and
quality of the coat. Fresh air will also improve the cat's growth. If you don't have
an outside or screened porch, open the
windows and let the kitties enjoy the
fresh air through the screen. Maybe your
cat can be taken out on a leash - mine en-
joy it.
Too much sunlight (several hours
day)
a
will yellow a white coat. This yellow
stain is impossible to wash out! Also, yellow flea sprays will stain a white coat for
several months, so check the color of the
spray before you use it.
Another factor that
will yellow a
white coat is the mucous from the cat's
mouth. When kitty washes, this gets
rubbed all over the coat. Horvever, if you
bathe your cat regularly (about once a
month
if it's not being shows) this yellow
will disappear.
Don't use newspaper as litter or in
your carrier. The ink will stain kitty's
white coat.
Exercise is loved and appreciated by
all cats. Mine love it when we play'hide
'n seek,' 'catch the toes under the blanket,'
etc. This exercise not only strengthens the
bones and muscles, it creates a close bond
between cat and human. This will be of
benefit in the show ring when a cat is expected to behave when handled by
strangers.
I
try to make grooming a regular
game for my cats. I comb them once or
twice a week with a steel comb. They enjoy the 'game'with the comb, and acquire
trust in me (which I will need when I introduce them to the bath!). Also, regular
grooming helps avoid mats in the coat.
Mats usually have to be cut out, and then
the cat is surely not ready for a show!
A good coflt sturts with proper
diet from kittenhood; you
can't bring a cat into perfect
show condition by bathing and
grooming ulone.
The risk of gingivitis is greatly reduced by regularly brushing kitty's teeth
with a soft brush and baking soda. I feel
that brushing once or twice a week is sufficient.
Another very important point is to
keep kitty's quarters spotless. In my case
this means more mopping and vacuuming
of the floors and window-sills to keep
them free of the pervasive red Arizona
dustl
O.K. Let's say it is show season and I
am trying to prepare one of my white cats
accordingly. If necessary, I will sprinkle
flea powder into his coat the day before
his bath. (I bathe him once a rveek starting three weeks before his hrst show, and
sometimes the day before the show.) I
have had to try different regimes for different cats. Some of my cats have a gorgeous coat at shows ifbathed several days
before
a
show, but
a poor, static-filled
coat if bathed the day before. Others were
just the opposite. We have to experiment
to discover which method works best for
which cat.
Before the bath I accumulate the following items: Claw-clippers, cotton
swabs, Sho's 'Sho-Sno' Whitener Sham-
poo, Goop (a waterless hand-cleaner
available from auto supply stores), 'Kwik-
Stop' (in case a claw gets clipped too
closely and bleeds), hydrogen peroxide,
baking powder or corn starch, plastic cup,
soft nail brush, blow-dryer (never plug it
in until you're ready to
use
it!),
comb,
several towels and washcloths, and last
but not least, PATIENCEI
My adult cats are bathed in the bathtub that has been filled half-full of luke-
warm water. (If the water feels hot to
your elbow, it's too hot for the cat.) Before the bath, I clip the cat's front and
back claws. (Sometimes during the bath,
the cat tries to find something to hang on
to - usually my arm! Blood could pour
right onto his white fur - DISASTER!
And how could I stop the bleeding without letting go of the wet cat in the tub?)
Before putting the cat into the tub, I
deal with 'stud tail.' I work Goop well
into the dry tail, then wash it out. If the
tail is still greasy, I repeat the procedure.
(Ed. Note: This procedure works well on
all cats, no matter the color.) Then I gently put the cat into the tub and use the
washcloth to wet him all over. I part his
fur so he can get wet down to the skin.
(Ed. Note: A bit of shampoo in the woter
will help get the cat wet to the s/rlrJ Now
I apply the shampoo, starting at the head
and working toward the chest, back,
belly, britches, legs, and tail. Don't forget
the undersides of the feet! I use the soft
nail brush to scrub the paws between the
nails. I make sure to lather him all over
for about five minutes.
The parts to which I have to pay the
most attention are around the ears, the
chest, the belly between the back legs, the
hindquarters, and the feet. CAUTION:
Do not use shampoo on the face - plain
water will do just fine.
I use the water in the tub to rinse him
as well as possible, then unplug the tub
(Continueel on next page)
THE SCRATCH SIIEET -- WINTER I992
GROOMING (Continued)
and finish rinsing with the shower. I use
a long, vinyl shower hose that attaches to
the shower head. I rinse until the coat is
squeaky clean, then wring the water out
of the cat's coat with my hands. I then
wrap him in several towels, dry his coat
with the towels and then carefully wipe
out his ears with a cotton swab.
Now I plug in the blow-dryer, place
ihe cat on a dry towel on my lap, and
start blowing him dry. I start out with the
dryer set on 'low"' Once he is used to the
noise, { set the dryer on 'high' and keep it
about two feet away from the coat. @d.
Note: Be sure to keep the heat setting on
'low.') Before
I
brush the coat,
I make
sure
it is totally
dry (wet hair tangles,
be repeated every day for the next three
weeks (the last time the morning of the
show!). lt is very important to scrub any
dirt out of the nails before wrapping the
breaks, and is harder to brush. Separate
the wet coat with the fingers to hasten
drying time.
By now, the cat is pretty well relaxed
and ready to have his teeth brushed with
a soft brush dipped in baking soda. When
I'm done, I wipe out his mouth with a wet
paws.
I occasionally use Dawn dish washing
liquid instead of whitener shampoo. It
bleaches the coat and works well on stud
tail. However, I use it carefully because it
also dries out the coat and may cause the
washcloth.
Now it's time to do the feet. I mix
hair to break, and
baking powder or corn starch with hydrogen peroxide, dip a washcloth in the mixture, and wrap it around each paw for five
minutes until all four paws are done. The
paws then need to be rinsed in the sink,
and dried first with a towel and then with
the blow-dryer. This paw treafinent must
Ar Oup
I never
use
it
tens!
All this time and trouble is well
worthwhile when I hear a judge declare,
"This cat is in beautiful show condition."
ksr
"Gee, Mom, l dunno what happened to the fish!"
(lv[ax, owned by Judy Carlson of Spring Valley, CA)
Master of all he surveys
$fitKittery Henry ofAdvent Hill)
If you have pictures you'd like to
share, remember to submit
them to the Editor !
(A[ore pictures on next page!)
.
"O.K., what's so funny?
(Kittens bred by Deborah Frick)
on kit-
TTIE SCRATCH SI{EET -- WINTER 1992
AT
In A Pensive Mood
Ch Blue Raccoon's Arowaka Apachi
Silver classic boy owned by Jose Kerckhoffs
of The Netherlands
Oup besr
trIelping Mom With The paperwork
Hah (a.k.a. SGC lv[clnkats Hello Again Helto) and Hefty
(a.k.a. SGC Mclnkats Headed For The Futurd: two brown
rnackerel with white boys owned by Karen and Steve Mclnchak
vno put all these non-diatonic chords in here.
"Who
A dedicated memtrer of MCBFA's volunteer labor force
anyway?"
@edropurrs Cqeser trying to ptay the piano)
(Cheeptrills Valor helping with The Scratch Sheet's
First Class mailing)
/
TTIE SCRATCH SIIEET
-
W]NTER 1992
ffircuruffiffiruffiwry
NEW GRANDS
CCA GRC Hillside J. R. Beau; Brown Classic Male; B/O: Alma & Ken
Shindler
CFA GRC/TICA DGC Cooneyisle Paper Tiger; Brown McTabby
Male; B/O: Sandra F. Stirling
CFA/TICAGRCCooneyisleNickelNDime;SilverClassicMale;B/O:
Sandra F. Stirling
CFA GRC Yanikat Beau Di Maggio of BoCoon; Brown Tabby
WlVhite Male; Br.: Sue Yani[ Ow.: Donnis & Robert Betzer
TICA SGC Degoonacoon Sebascodegan Bay; Brown Classic Male;
B/O: Alexandra de Guzman
TICA QGC Cinnamaine I-oup Garou; Brown McTabby Male; BiO:
Leslie Bruce
TICA DGC Coonriggers Hornet of Coronadocats; Brown McTabby
Male; Br.: Judy Carlson; Ow.: Diane/Chuck Sweeney
BEST
QGC Cinnamaine LouP Garou
IN /dI{G
willowplace Damon of Temora; Brown classic male; Best Kitten in Linda Jean
Grillo's ring, city & suburban c.F. TICA show, 10/10-11/92; Best Kitten in carolee
11/12-13/92
Hubbard,s t nou"rt ThompsonS rings, at Boscats/Yankeecats TICA show,
Johnson
Ledoux/V
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Br.: Barbara Ray Ow.:
Hillsi{e J. R. Beau; Best Cat in Elaine Gleason's ring, CCA's Canadian National show, 82g-g1; Best cat in Dan Robillard's ring, ccA's Limestone cc show, 9/20/92
GRC Blue Blaze Buckaroo Banzai; Silver classic male; Best Cat in David Bosweil's
ring, TICA BoscatVYankeecats show. B/O: Elektra Hammond
DGC Coon Creole Red Sonja of Blue Blaze; Brown torbie female; Best cat in steve
Savanfs ring; TICA City & Suburban C.F. show Br': Judy & Dan Chappetta; Ow':
Elektra Hammond
The cat Hut Obsession of Koontucky; Brou'n classic female, Best Kitten in Darrell
Newkirk's ring, Old Northwest CC,6/20-21/92; Best Kitten in Jackie Mason's ring,
circlecitvcc.Tlll-12192.Br.:Geraldine&odellBerry;ow.:JulieMeehan
GRC Yanikat Beau Di Maggio
Willorvplace Damon of Temora
GRC Hillsidc J.
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Buckaroo Banzti
GRC/DGC Cooneyisle
Paper Tiger
MCtsFA hf,embers Care
About ALL ffitS
East of Eden Cat Fanciers wishes to thank
MCBFA members Brenda Kinnunen and Sue
Servies, (co-show managers), l-auretta Nawojski
(chief-cook and bottle-washer), and Steve McInchak and Mike Simpson (who came to set up and
tear down even though their wives were out of
town!) for their invaluable help with our annual
Household Pet Show held on November 4th in
Prunedale, California. Without their help the
show couldn't have been,put on!
The show benefited the Animal Welfare Information and Assistance League of Carmel Valley, and wouldn't have been possible without the
fretp of Vfbefa members.
It's so nice to see this involvement by owners
and breeders of pedigleed Cats. Household Pet
shows do so much to educate the cat-owning
public on cat care, and to help people realize that
all cats - not just pedigreed cats - are of inestimable value.
CCA Judge Dan Robiltard with
Hitlside Beau Diddley
(six-month-old
brown classic tabby with white male)
Beau was 3rd Best of the Best Kitten in Show
at the Cat Tail Club show
in Ottawa, Canada on April 26, 1992.
(B/O: Alma & Ken Shindler)
T}IE SCRATCH SIIEET -- WINTER 1992
Where Are We Going?
By Helen Wohlfort, ROSELU Maine Coons
is our breed going? Are we
for obscurity again because we
Where
headed
can't make up our minds? Do we want the
traditional Maine Coon Cat? Do we want
the supposedly 'feral look?' What do we
want?
From
all indications, no
one person
all ofthose questions. Take a
look at pages seven and eight in the
Summer 1992 Scratch Sheet. Are all
these tlpes of cat supposedly one breed?
They certainly don't look like it. No wonder judges in all associations are complaining that we aren't consistent. I
can answer
agteet.
etc. They are quick enough to disqualit,
for lockets or spots, but not in any other
area.
Whose decision was it that Maines
should have fat whisker pads, the ruff
around the face instead of on the shoulders, and a grouchy expression that
would be called 'feral?' A local breeder
has begun calling them the 'Mumps'cats.
Cats? Who decided Forest Cats should
look sweet and Maines grumpy? Do we
pression.
Norwegian Forest Cat
separate
breeds? Kay Hanvey, an ACFA judge and
are
first Maine
Coon Cat I saw back in about 1939. We
do have a photo of Karen Jacoby's Maine
Coon Cat from 1948. He was a lovely boy
with a shaggy (I prefer 'graduated') coat,
large ears, a convex forehead and convex
nose. He had a square muzzle. (As one
old time breeder put it, the muzzle should
look like a little box on the front of the
face.)
Many standards now allow copper
eyes in Maine Coon Cats. The old standards, written at the time MCBFA originated, did not allow copper eyes and even
whites were allowed only green-gold or
blue eyes. The beautiful green-gold eye
required by the original standards and
consisting of a green center surrounded
by a gold ring has practically disappeared
from the breed. Most Maines now have
gooseberry green eyes.
The standard calls for a coat that is
short on the shoulders and gets longer as
it goes toward the cat's rear. Nevertheless,
we are seeing more and more cats with an
overall even coat, which should disquali$
them but doesn't. For that the judges are
also responsible since they put up cats
that don't meet the standard. By that I
mean cats with short bodies, no snowshoes, no ear furnishings, receding chins,
take a vote?
s,*#
tell them from the Norwegian Forest
want our Maines to look like that? Well, I
don't know about you, but I certainly do
not!
Has anyone, anyrvhere done genetic
testing to veriff that-the Maine Coon and
a photo of the
I
said, I just don't know the anI do know that rve must do
something, and soon. Maybe we should
As
swers, but
Why are the Maines now supposed to
look grouchy? They didn't originallyl Is it
so both the breeders and the judges can
I know that my opinion will not be the
deciding factor on where the Maine Coon
is going. I also know that my personal
preference would be to go for the traditional Maine Coon Cat with a sweet ex-
I don't have
to appear, and now we have a large variety ofappearances. By the way, ifanyone
has Scratch Sheets from 1968 through
1976, I'm interested in buying them (but
remember, I'm not rich!)
one of our top geneticists says that genetic testing would not answer an)'thing
as all Northern European cats have the
same number of chromosomes. Is it just a
matter of selection for head and body gpe
and coat gpe? And what about the Siberian and now the Plume? All of these cats
appear to be very similar. I believe it is
time for some scientific profiles.
I don't begin to know the answers to
all of these questions, and I will probably
have everyone mad at me for bringing
them up. My reason for doing so isn't for
a popularity contest; my reason is that I
am afraid that if we don't do something to
standardize our breed it will go back to
obscurity as it did from the early 1900's
through the 1960's.
One possible solution is for everyone
to keep the tlpe they like and develop a
new standard. For example, a Forest Cat
breed with divisions
for Maine
Coons,
Norwegians, Siberians, and whatever else
turns up under the class.
How many of you out there have
of Scratch Sheets? I have
them back Io 197'7, and it was enlightening to look at the pictures through the
years. All the cats looked alike in 1977;
many years
in about 1982 a few different looks began
Taifs-laifs-Taifs
tsy DayidCaFz
It's 4:30 a.m.
Six alarm clocks covered with fur
mount their attack.
Through various means - kissing,
purring, pouncing, and constant
stares
Victory is theirs!
The caregiver rises, stumbling into
the kitchen.
laib-(aik-r'ai6
Like a swarming sea of snakes the
tails, held high, encompass the
kitchen.
Tails of white, red, brown, and silver
swarm around the caregiver as the
wonderful moment arrives!
The breakfast bowls are being filled.
(aits-r'aib-/ai&
Like a raging river the tails dash down
the hall
chirping, crying with glee,
prancing and dancing into the
nursery.
The tails lie flat amongst silence as
breakfast is served.
The caregiver is filled with joy as he
continues his duties.
A new day has risen.
faik-(aib-r'aik
Dedicated to Dryphus, myfirst Maine Coon^
Without the love and dive of my white,
odd-eyed boy, Coon Cake and
Tails, Tails, Tails would never be.
THE SCRATCH SHEET,* WINTER 1992
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By Judie Voelkel
''MEMORIES''
main,' and my thoughts are wandering.
weighs 20 pounds (without breakfast) and
swer was not encouraging. I envisioned
misery while I somehow managed to pack
Charlotte Croome, Matagot, Beethoven, and Javert, along with Marsh
Marlow and ALL of the others are not at
home today. The house seems so still and
bites the backs of legs without provocation.
the others, along with some favorite toys,
into carriers and squeeze them all into my
It has taken two days to get all of
small car and drive the six miles to the
them where they were going. Albert did a
no-no in his carrier (he travels alone, understandably - no one in his right mind
would ride with him). Lysol had to be ap-
vet, praying fervently that I would survive
the headache-making noise I had to en-
plied to waiting room, carrier, car, and
cage after I bathed him and he screamed.
"What is that lady doing to her cat?"
tances with screaming Maine Coons? Do
you tranquilize them? Do you tranquilize
yourselves? Are you alcoholics? are you
deaf.7 I never really gave it much thought
I'm cleaning an empfy 'Feline
Do-
empty without them.
I stop and think of all the other cats I
have had in my life; those for whom new
homes had to be found, like Skylark,
Chat Noir, and Wolfgang. I think about
the great love affair which I had with Sir
Arthur Apple and Whispering Woodstock
(who never spoke in a whisper in all his
life!).
I think of Beowulf. Lord Sedge-
wick, Blackbeard (the Terrible), and my
precious little Nell.
All in all, thirteen Maine Coons have
come into and out of my life since I first
met Sir Arthur Apple and then Skylark" I
cannot tell you which one has meant
more to me. Bcouulf was with me for
only 2-l/2 months before he died of a dis-
we nor his former owners
knew he had, but I loved him and
mourned him as if he had always been
ease neither
mine. Skylark was eleven years old rvhen
a lovely, kind woman gave her and Chat
Noir a good home when I could not bring
all of rny cats with me to Covinglon. I
still miss Skylark, Chat Noir, and Wolfgang, and wish it had not been necessary
to give them away, but I felt that I had
done what was best for them.
I miss Sedgewick and Blackbeard,
who died within weeks of my move here,
but
I did have them
longer than most
with cardiomyopathy over ten 1'ears. Most people whose cats
have this undetectable heartbreaker (in
more ways than one) lose them before
their cats reach five years. I was Iucka!
The reason I'm writing all of this?
The cats are being kenneled for the very
first time in their collective lives (other
than for surgery). Our vet is very understanding; nevertheless, she was nonplussed at the thought of having to board
people have cats
fifteen Voelkel Felines. one of whom
asked one of those uninformed non-cat
persons who share this world with us
more knowledgeable folks. And you know
that all of us are. Either that or we are insane for allowing ourselves to be owned
dure. How do you guys and gals who
show all the time travel even short dis-
until this morning, and now my heart
goes out to you. I'll be all right when my
head stops pounding.
When
I
got to the vet (about to throw
so thoroughly and dominated so completely that we permit our lives to be so
up because of Albert), I found my first six
controlled by four-legged, furry demons
from FIELL!
They are, you know. What other animal on this earth can lounge around all
day long, doing nothing but snoozing in
the sun, eating, batting a ball against the
bowls and slinging paws of food at one
another. "They arejust bored," I stated as
I cleaned up Albert. "See how quickly
they've settled in? You should have no
problem with the others." "Say what?"
door, opening cabinet doors (we now
have child-proof locks), and pushing the
buzzer indicating the clothes in the dryer
are dry when there are no clothes in the
dryer? I ask you, even those of you who
have isolated queens and./or studs. Think
forgot to close the door to the room behind you!"
I do not have to finish this tale. I will
skip all of the details and simply say that
they are ALL behind bars and will stay
behind bars for twelve days. They will
about how that cunning Maine Coon
mind never shuts down. Think of all the
assistants.
mind-boggling things your cats or kittens
have done. I remember with affection
cause Jack and
Woodstock, playing on the telephone. My
son-inlaw's Labrador puppies punched
out 911 one day when no one was home,
whom they tortured last spring, had
causing his landlord and the sheriffs
deputies all kinds of consternation. If
Labrador puppies can do such a thing,
Maine Coons can definitely do much better. Oh, the years we lived with the ansrvering machine under a plastic basket.
Where was I? Oh, yes. I took the first
group of six to the vet, and returned home
to get the other nine demons. I called to
see horv the hrst six were doing; the an-
darlings happily dumping over their
says Javert.
"I'm not staying here and you
survive. My sympathies to the vet and her
The darlings had to go to the vet beI are leaving on a cruise
tomorrow (we need the rest). The dear
man who usually takes care of them, and
a
heart attack last week (he'll be home from
the hospital tomorrow) and the only person I could find to come to the house to
care for the animals would care only for
the dogs, geese and the ducks, not the
cats (their reputations have spread). The
vet's assistant is leaving on a trip shortly
after I remove the demons from her care:
she
will
need the rest!
(Continued on nert page)
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TIIE SCRATCH SHEET _ WINTER I992
fudie's Zoo (Continuedl
And so here I sit, alone in my silent house. The dogs,
geese and ducks are outside and my beloved cats are
safely behind bars. But when we return, we will pick up
our brood and life will return to 'normal' in the woods of
Covington.
See what one can come up with when one loses one's
thoughts while cleaning an empty 'Feline Domain?' All
kinds of thoughts come to mind; happy, sad, joyful,
wistful. I would not trade my demons for anyhing else in
the world. I miss them all, even though they've been gone
for only a few hours.
Was that the dryer buzzer I just heard? no,
- there aren't any clothes in the dryer!
it can't be -
IN FOND MEMORY
Sedgewick and Sir Arthur Apple
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sue servies reports that three cats from the same litter all celebrated their
l5th birthday on September 7th, 1992. They are:
QGC, GRC, SGC Our Bitty Benjamin of Mclnkats
Our Zara.
Our Summer Sarah of Mymaines
Out of GRC Cattales Rob Roy of Suzeran and
Calicoon Scarlett Summer of Our
CONGRATALATIONS AND
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
If anyone
else has Maine Coons I0 years or olcler, please send their names
and birthdates and the names ofthe parents toThe Scratch Sheet/or
inclusion in future issues.
''GRANDEST OF THE GRANDS''
would like to recognize Maine Coons who have achieved
the highest honors in three or more associations
The Scratch Sheet
(for example, ACFA Quad Grand Champion, CFA Crand Champion,
and TICA Supreme Grand Champion). To date, we know of
QGC, GRC, SGC Our Billy Benjamin of Mctnkats,
who will be featured in the spring issue of The scratch sheet.
we would also like to recognize cats who have made a significant
contribution to the breed (for example, foundation sire/dam, first Grand
in an association, outstanding sire/dam, etc.)
lf you have or know of a cat who qualifies,
pldase send his picture and a biography to the Editor.
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CHARMALOr - Ginny Molloy,3Ol Double Springs Rd., Bowling Green, KY 42101:502-782-7554: brown clossic
CHILBROOK - Debby Koy, P.O. Box 406, Coloniol Beoch, YA22443:804-224-8350; solid block/gold eyes (corries
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DEL-K-DE - Debbie/Duffy West, 3912 Deep Creet< Blvd, Portsmouth, VA 23702: 804-547-3912; brown
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- Noncy Dovenport, 5921 Stoneview Dr., Culver City, CA 90232:2.|3-836-2596; Blue-silver mctobby
wiih white, brown mctobby wilh white
IANAS, - LizlEd Flynn,208 Kings Chopel, Augusto GA 30907; 404-860-i52.|;blue clossic with white/gold eyes;
blue mctobby/hozel eyes, silver mctobby/hozel eyes
TERRIFICATS - Koren Crooke, P,O, Box 35407, Houston IX 77235-5407;713-776-8227: brown mctobby with
white/gold eyes; brown clossic with white/gold eyes;solid block/hozel eyes
UNICOON - Michelle Sykes, 15926 Pfeiffer Dr.. HoustonIXTTAS2;713-497-3184; creom clossic/gold eyes, blue
mctobby/green eyes
TAZZARA - Suson/Jeff Show,85 Ridgewood Ave., Trenlon NJ 086]8; 609-882-3937; blue-silver mctobby/green
eyes
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MCBFA BREEDER. LIST
ALABAMA
AmandaMcCoy MACRO RochelleCrow 2725 HanoverCir. BirminghamAl 35205 205-933-6147
Patrick/Rebekah Cumbie ACRITH 1000 Tammy Anne Dr. Birmingham N- 35235 205-853-7905
Barbara/Rick Ray WILLOWPLACE 4945 Mountain View Pkwy Birmingham N- 35244 205-991-5803
ARIZONA
Mark & Debra Smith CANCOON P.O. Box 84 Arlington AZ 85322 602-386-5646
Skip & Sharon MacDougall BABOCOONMARI HCR 670 Elgin AZ 85611 602-458-2244
CALIF'ORNIA
NancyDavenport ST.CLOUDS 5921 StoneviewDr. Culver CityCA 90232 310-836-2596
Claire B. Grace KONACOONS 4323 W. l80th St. Torrance CA 90504 310-542-7433
Donna/Ron Greene LUI.ryCOONS 22644 Gaycrest Ave. Torrance CA 90505 213-54A-'7841
Donald & Helen Johns PEDROPURRS 1404 W. 36 Street San Pedro CA 90731 310-548-6896
Anita D. Ballard CONDOPURRS 4102 Orange Ave. #107-84 Long Beach CA 90807 213-492-1328
PeterRenteria ALLMYKITTENS 2459E. Villa PasadenaCA 91107 273-484-9288
Alexandra de Guzman DEGOONACOON 11341 Baird Avenue Northridge CA 91326 818-831-7913
Dor/Joan Murie AZULIKIT 731 Uclan Dr. Burbank CA 91504 818-843-4035
Judy Carlson COONRIGGERS 3446 S. Granada Spring Valley CA 9197'1 619-466-964A
Tere L. Beckman COONTOSH 10368 Settle Road Santee CA 92071 619-449-3616
Judy Friedman COONS'KIN 2612 Luna Lane San Diego CA 92117 619-273-15ll
Chuck & Diane Sweeney CORONADO CATS 810 Coronado Drive Coronado CA 92118 619-435-5758
Patricia/Michael Simpson CFGEPTRILLS 13283 Deron Avenue San Diego CA 92129 619-434-8530
Dianna M./Grinnell Jones BLAZERS 782 W" Ave. L Calamesa CA 92320 714-795-1162
Terry Sweet SWEETCOONS 26052 Lorri Dr. El Torro CA 92630 914-586-3789
Gayla Pierce LAGUNACOONS 699 County Square Dr. #4 Ventura CA 93003 '714-643-049A
Cheri/Todd Glosier SHIRECATS 3804 E. Dakota Fresno CA 93726 209-222-9496
Karen/Steve Mclnchak MCINKATS 99-5 Paloma Rd. Del Rey Oaks CA 93940 408-394-'7336
Suzanne Servies SUZERAN P.O. Box 79i Pacific Grove CA 93950 408-372-7015
Laura & Bruce Borden VENTURECATS 703 Benvenue Avenue Los Altos CA 94022 415-941-2555
Patsy Stephens NAPA VALLEY 2901 First St. Napa CA 94558 707-255-5891
Lydia Hynds ACME CATS Bill Westcott 2473 W. l36th Ave. San Leandro CA 94577 415-483-0650
Sharon &Laura Cunningham COONM{AM 3599 Carlsbad Ct. Pleasanton CA 94583 510-846-3858
Vicki Shields SFIEEVA 201 Schooner Way Vallejo CA 94590 707-642-2238
Patricia still sT VALENTINE 5900 Harbord Drive Oakland CA 9461I 510-547-0419
Bruce & Katie Bryson POOHCATS 702 Menker Ave. San Jose CA 95128 408-297-2197
Susan A. Ostergard TREWALNEY & CO 360 Ostergard Aly. Dixon CA 95620 916-6'78-6876
COLORADO
Diane Dillingham KAMELOT KOONS ll25 S. Adams St. Denver CO 80210 303-778-6835
Carla Harper-Blair CARLACATS 1927 S. Xenon St. Lakewood CO 80228 303-936-3003
Gail Mitchell KLIPPER KAT 2669 Skeel St. Brighton CO 80601 303-659-65ij
CONNf,CTICUT
M/lv{ George Andre ILLYA 200 Capen St Windsor CT 06095 203-688-4502
EdithDunford COONSTONE 9 ClitrSt. StoningronCT 06378 203-535-291j
Mary & Michael Hanafin CLADDAGH CATS 9 Marian Lane Clinton CT 06413 2A3-669-91'tO
Kirsten Juul MAINLYCOONS Hilton Hearh cos cob cT 06807 203{6t-3999
MerrylPeter Braun CALABASH 339 W. Cedar St. Norwalk CT 06854 203-853-0093
FLORIDA
Susan/Raymond Vickerman TRADEWINDS l0l5 Arthur Moore Drive Green Cove Springs FL 32043 901-282-i232
Mary-Stewart Slade 4401 Lakeside Drive Jacksonville FL 32210 904-387-9047
Carol/Steve Lawson LAWMAINE 156l Cougar Cl Casselberry FL 32707 407-695-1028
BonnieGennell BONNEAUS 506JacksonAve. CapeCanaveralFL 32920 407-'784-1243
Joanne & Chuck Lamb POUNCIVAL 5741 NW lllth St. Hialeah FL 33012 404-SBi-44i5
Patricia Schmidt KOONSKREEK 8401W. SampleRd. T/H-7 Coral SpringsFL 33065 305-573-3484
Vicki/GeneAbelson BANGOR 14710 S. SpurDrive MiamiFL 33161 305-891-6099
Shirley/Scott Eimmerman MAINE STREAM 4765 NW 4th Ct. Plantarion FL 33317 305-583-4353
Marla vales MARALA 2660 s.E. Ibis Ave Port sr. Lucie FL 33452 305-335-7030
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Jerry/Ir{arie Robbins BENTLEY P.O. Box 270443 Tampa FL 33688 813-962-8114
Colleen Hertzler FIERTZMICK Jane Mickens 5320 53rd Ave. E, Lot Q35 Bradenton FL 34205 813"753'8637
Rita Gene Bott SUPERMAINE PO Box 1082 Pinellas Park FL 34664 813-321-1950
Gene & Ray Gregory GENRAY 2525 Colony Avenue Kissimmee W 34'744 407184'7-7'16l
GEORGIA
MaryLouNagy-strine EMLU 6632E.Windsorln. Norcross GA 30093 404-939-9226
Susan M. Valerian VALLON 213 Cedar Mill Lane Woodstock GA 30188
Dr. Frances Lloyd TOLKAT 1465 Gloria Street Griffrn GA 30223 404-229-5901
M. Gerry Walsh WALMET 1827 Club Forest Ct. Dunwoody GA 30338 404-394-9649
Elizabeth Devine Flynn TANASI 208 Kings Chapel Rd. Augusta GA 30907 '106-860-152I
Victoria Shipp TALSHIP 2719 Wicklow Dr. Augusta GA 30909 706-736-3312
IOWA
Roseann A. Davis WOZK.ATZ 1010 North Brobst Street Knoxville IA 50138 515-842'2472
AleVClaudia Hovden HOVDEN 4223 NewlandDr. CedarFalls IA 50613 319-266-5608
Richard/Carol Benesh BENECATS 209 S. 6th Ave. Rock Rapids lA 51246 712-472-2290
Ann & Doug Goschke XANTH 89 Becky Thatcher Road MuscatinelA 52761 804-744-4518
Lisa & Ron Gielow EVER-READY 10426 Reed Road Hayden Lake IA 83835
ILLINOIS
Lynn/JeffSherer CALICOON 882 Kirk Elmhurstll 60126 312-941-3295
David F. & Jill A. Burrow COONSBORO 44 W. 565 McDoanld Road Hampshire IL 60140 312-365-2933
Sally & Robert Miller MEUNERIE 842 Wellner Naperville IL 60540 '108-355-298'7
Mrs. Judy Heinzinger OLDE FARM 4324 N. Newcastle Harwood Heights IL 60634 312-867-4731
Chris/Bob Buck BUCTALES 15948 Carbrey Dr. South Beloit IL 61080 815-389-1330
INDIANA
Carol & Mike Downs HOOSIERCOON 57302 Pegry Dr. South Bend IN 46619 219-233-7564
KENTUCKY
Donna./HughRichbourg DONNAHUGH 1701WindsorPlace LouiwilleKY 40204 502-456-5315
Janet Marr FUR-KATS 326 Melinda Ln. Florence KY 41042
Ginny Molloy CHARMALOT 301 Double Springs Rd. Bowling Green KY 42101 542-782-7554
LOUISIANA
Bertin/RayAnnKurtz CATAOUATCHE 5309PritchardRd. MarreroLA 70072 504-341-5805
JudylDan Chappetta COON CREOLE 2210 Jefferson Ave. New Orleans LA 70115 601-467-1868
Kenneth & Kit MacKenzie COPASETIC 428 Lowerline New Orleans LA 70118
JoyceiWayne Holdcraft TALISMAN 8464 Bayou Fountain Baton Rouge LA 70820 504-76'l-2055
MASSACHUSETTS
lv{ay MAYCOONS 47 Allen Road Belchertown MA 01007 413-323-9566
Teri Goldman SdRAJEN 3 WaysideRd WestboroughMA 01581 508-898-3661
Esther Ventola ESSIECOONS 7 Mason Drive MilfordMA 01757 508634-9818
PatriciaLedoux TEMORA 9l N. Main St. CohassetMA 02025 617-383-1030
Heidi M. Oliveri SNICKETS 77 FremontAvenue ChelseaMA 02150 6l'7-884-5162
Debbie
K. Gilley CODCOON 70 West Pond Rd. Chatham MA 02633 617-945-1776
Cheryl/BobKearns CAPECOON 171 WeirRd. YarmouthportMA 02675 508-362-8826
Jane
MARYLAND
Sue/Clint Jacobs MAINE ST. EAST 13007 Blairmore Street Beltwille MD 20705 301-5'12-2122
Rita,/PaulBlose NAVKATZ 1304 CarlsbadDr. GaithersburgMD 20879 30I-9264'146
Trisha/Bill Swisher KANAB 9339 Sharp Antler Columbia MD 21045 301-381-7290
Sharon & David Libershal WHATACOON 2424 Clydesdale Road Finksburg MD 21048 301-876-7813
Thomas/LindaGetz CHESTERPEAKE 12RatnaCourt Baltimorel'/D 21236 410-931-0445
Jennifer/Ray Hawkins FRANCOONIA 6500 Crestwood Rd. Baltimore lvD 21239 301-377-0851
Karen Thompson NEAMI Jimmy R. Thompson 1933 Baltimore-Annapolis Blvd. Annapolis MD 21401
NoreenM. Levee SPARKLEMAINE Rt.3,Box 123-34 QuailRunRd. Dentonl\lD 21629 301-820-1545
MAINE
Mrs. Elizabeth Eastman KTAADN RR 5, Box 2048 Brunswick ME 04011 2A7-725-8715
CaroUTom Pedley LE BEAU MINU RR 2 6 Stonegate Way Gorham ME 04038 207-839-4703
MaryiDavidArmentrout TIMBERWIND HCR60Box3076 CamdenME 04843 207-236-2287
Dorothy Robinson SEASCAPE P.O. Box 281 Warren ME 04864 207-273-2527
KayeA. Sukeforth KITKOR RFD2,Box2420 WarrenME 04864 207-273-3300
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MICHIGAN
John & Jane Judd WHISTAT 9436 Horseshoe Bend Dexter MI 48130 313-426-2848
Phyllis J. Tobias KUMSKAKA I l50l Dixon Rd. Monroe MI 48161 313-529-302',1
MegK.Bachmann KUHNBACH 32}2LoonlakeShores DraltonPlainsMI 48329 313'673-2574
patricia & John Hanley CLASSIC CATTY 1154 W. Pratt Rd. De Witt MI 48820 517-669-8658
JuliaHoule RUMBLEPURR 4102 cleverSt. HoltMI 48842 517-694-617',7
MINNISOTA
Lynda Bergo COMPANY B 3251 N. 6th St. #2 Minneapolis MN 55412
Diane/Scott Thornhill KILLARA 10600 Sunset Rd. Brooklyn Park MN 55443 612'42'1'4163
GinnyO'Neil MAJESTICATS RuralRouteOne Box243 KassonMN 55944 507-635-5'746
MISSOURI
Brooke/HerbertBerger PURRICOON glll Pine St. LouisMO 63144 314-962-8905
Lorraine Beres P.O. Box 521 Joplin MO 61802 4l'7-548-6037
MISSISSIPPI
KathySpeed JOKATTA Rt. I Box 190 BentonMs 39039 601-673-8100
MONTANA
Sharon Jetter DREAMWEST 265 Cooper Lane Hamilton MT 59840
NEBRASKA
Dorothycarnine PURRANCH HC87 Boxg AngoraNE 69331 308-',762-174',7
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Donna/JeffBaird MITNITEWINDS 859JaffreyRd. MarlboroughNH 03455 603-876-3760
Ms. Anne Marie Berger AMBERKAT 44 Rte. 125 Brentwood NH 03833 603-642-5651
NEW JERSEY
Carolyn Holmes-Sgro BAKER ST. MEWS 195 w. Mt. Pleasant Ave. Livingston NJ 07039 201-535-0684
Jeanette/Leonard Lustig JAYWYN 26 W. Cedar St. Livingston NJ 07039 201-992'3404
Janice Fortino MALACOON 5301 Fairview Terr. West New York NJ 07093 201'866-0651
Greta G. Triolo BERRY HILL ? Stephens Lake Rd. Wanaque NJ 07465 201-831-1835
Shirleen/Darryl Oldham CACOMDOE 185 Washington Valley Road RR #2 Basking Ridge NJ 07920
85 fudgewood Avenue Trenton NJ 08618 609'882'393',7
107 Maple St. Toms River NJ 08753 908-349-3626
ELLSWORTH
carole Rogers
62
Culver St. Somerset NJ 08873 201-745-9822
JERMAR
B.
Kampo
Marilyn
4th Avenue HighlandParkNJ 08904 908-819-9643
2205.
HIGHGATE
KateMcMahon
NEW MEXICO
Sue
Shaw ZAZZARA
Vickie &Larry Fisher COONQUEST 1456 Meadowlark Lane Corrales NM 87048 505-897-0464
Frick NEW MEXICATS 4405 Karrol S.W. Albuquerque NM 87121 505-8'13-2704
Deborah
NEW YORI(
Karen Jacobus SOHOMEWS S0 North Moore St. #l5B New York NY 10013 212'964-5387
Bonnie & Mike Pilar SILVERCOONS 30 Lincoln Plaza#29H New York NIY 10023 212-75'7-6255
Miss Helene Budzinski KRAFTIKATS 60 Truman Ave. Yonkers NY 10703 914'963-2143
Mrs. Judy A. Ries FOREST MANOR 4 tuchard St. Sloatsburg l.IY 10974 914-351-56'72
Laurel Cole LORICOON Box 143 32 North Street Washingtonville NY 10992 914-496-7793
Sonya Stanislow TATI-TAN 4i-42 44th Street Long Island city l.IY 11104
Barbara K. Rothenberg TOWNTABBY 159-51 85th Street Howard Beach NY I l414 718-835-3795
Mr. Harold Schwartz KALICOON 35 Voorhis Ave. Rockville Center NY I1570 516'764-6647
Betsy/JohnNagy SEACOON 4 OrchardLn. SeacliffNY 11579 516-'759-9362
Gerri & Kasper Bonsignore AMKAT 461 Arnold Avenue W. Babylon l'IY 11704 516-669-2157
Lynnpatten TUFF-TUFTS g4BellecrestAvenue EastNorthport].ry 11731 516'757-9884
914-896-5437
Jean C. Blouin SHAGGYTOWN MOVED-FWD ORDER E)(P 38 Jackson Street Fishkill NY 12524
Ms. Judy Quimby COUNTRY LORE 35 Prospect Terr. Montgomery I'{Y 12549 911-457-5729
Mrs. Nellie P. Hintz SACANDAGA Lakeview Estates LT l0 89 Stark Road Corinth l'IY 12822
Judith B. Taylor-Short LAKE COUNTRY Taylor Road RD 6, Box 256 Auburn |ry 13021
Julia cozzarelli AVICATS P.O. Box 1058 MoraviaNY 13l18 315-497-1389
Evan & Elizabeth Elgin LAKEMIEW CATS 595 Seneca St. #24 Lewiston l.IY 14092 518-583-0472
Rosann Marie/Elrent Scott SCOTIA 126 Normal Ave. Buffalo NY 14213 716-882'50'7'7
NORTH CAROLINA
Priscilla I. Spach PRISPURR 2401 Rosewood Ave. Winston-Salem NC 27103 919'722"7339
Edith/Eli Gerver AiLUROPHILE 705 Fearrington Post Pittsboro NC 27312 919-542-1939
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NORTH CAROLINA (Continued)
Gena,/Marcus Click KATOKLIX 2242 Newton Dr. Concord NC 28025 '104-'188-1627
Pat O'Grady ISLANDCATS 82 Lagoon Court Emerald Isle NC 28594 919-354-5304
Karen Multer HONEYCOON Route l, Box M35 Ganite Falls NC 28630 704-495-4675
OHIO
James/Jean Brammer SHAGAMUFF P.O. Box 96 Shady Side OH 43947 614476-5484
Linda Komar ANGTINI 2040 Kingsborough Painesville OH 44077 216-354-4863
GregoryA. Cada CACOON 21437LakeRd. RockyRiveroH 44116 216-333-4619
Stanley & Nancy Ann Schultz MAHOOSUC 3058 Huntington Road Shaker Heights OH 44120 216-751-8-125
Ruthie & Russ Ita CHARADE 30150 Woodall Road Solon OH 44139 216-349-2990
Peter & Dorisann Peterson MAINERE 134 Kinney Street Bellerue OH 44811 419-483-2239
Marlene/Joel Wacker MAINDIEVAL P.O. Box 48 24 Cooper St. Wakeman OH 44889 216-839-2166
Geraldine/Odell Berry TIffiCATHUT l0l5 Terracewood Dr. Englewood OH 45322
OKLAHOMA
Darlene/Vern
Ruhle CROONERS 2721 Aspen Circle Norman OK 73072 405-44'I-8907
OREGON
Rd. Gervais OR 97026 503-792-3223
Frakes BRYRHAVEN 1354 Flannagan Coos Bay OR 97420 503-267-5425
Valerie E. Horton lvfYI\4AINS Rt 5, Box 5830 Hermiston OR 97838 503-567-5084
PENNSYLVANIA
Sue/Bill Storten MCKITTYCREEK 4505 Tulane Ave. Erie PA 16506 814-833-4239
TheresaKovach MCKOVACATS MichaelMcKissick l4lAnnStreet MiddletownPA 17057 717-944-I'783
Bill & Gail Frew MYSTERYN4AIN 59 Ninth St. Wyoming PA 18644 7174934266
Pat Koehler COONPULSIVE Shirley Young Box 134 Fountainville PA 18923 215-249-3600
Mrs. Lesley F. Bistline MC KIMMEY 37 Winding Way Boothwyn PA 19061 215497-4667
Edward Gudera FIRTH 2153 E. Firth St. PhiladelphiaPA 19125 215125-3942
Donna S. Wiley CITYPAWS 561LeveringtonAve. PhiladelphiaPA 19128 215-546-895'7
Barbara Washburn MTKITTERY 3l0BootRd. MalvernPA 19355 215444-9372
RHODE ISLANI)
Patricia & George Hunt MACONCOONS 32 Hardy Street Cranston RI 02920
SOUTH CAROLINA
Carol M. Burford CARALEE Rt. 2, Box 487-C tudgeland SC 29936 803-726-3134
SOUTH DAKOTA
Douglas & Linda Johnson BRULE R.R.2, Box 68 Alcester SD 57001 605-934-2816
Joy & Amo Wm. Beal DAKOTACATS 508 W. Hemlock Beresford SD 57004 605-763-5894
Bert J. Loehrer FARMAINE RRI Box 129 Milbank SD 57252 605-432-5783
TfNNESSEtr
CatherineGlynn GLYNNWOLD lT90PleasantHillRd. FranklinTN 37064 615-776-2530
Leslie Ann Bruce CINNAMAINE 4515 Saint Elno Avenue Chatt TN 37409 615-821-3240
Tf,XAS
Elizabeth Witt MAINELY CATS 3904 Bandera Plano TX 75074 214-424-6832
FranVAnnette/Juliet Allen CANYONCREEK 18975 Ravenglen Ct. Dallas TX 75287
Elizabeth & Stephen Cole RYAN PLACE CATS 1500 Elizabeth Blvd. Ft. Worth TX 76110 817-926-4544
Joe/Toni Edwards ORO OJOS 2817 Boyce Ave. West Ft. Worth TX '76133 817-921-5585
Louise/SteveClair MAINELINE 1859VintageCourt CorinthTX 76205 817-497-2035
Karen B. Crooke TERzuFICATS P.O. Box 35407 Houston TX 77235 '113-'7'76-8827
Katherine P. Ruf MAGICOONS P.O. Box 843 Humble TX 77347 713-454-6191
Kinrberly & James Lindenfeld CUDDLECOONS 6814 White Tail Dr. Spring TX '113'79 713-251-8691
RosemaryHannon TOMY-TCOON l9l5AlabarnaStreet PasadenaTX 77503 7L31'78-4063
UTAH
Anne/Paul Magin LOONEY COONS 2351 W. Williamsburg Cir. West Jordan UT 84084 801-566-9014
Ms. Sue Yanik YANIKAT 1528 Emerson Ave. Salt Lake City UT 84105 801-484-5790
VIRGINIA
Debra/Jeffrey Diehl ROCKCOON P.O. Box 941 Centreville VA 22020 703-968-6980
Barbara L. Truitt ALABAR Lee Polk 3325 Willow Crescent Dr. #T-3 Fairfa\ VA 22030 703-256-6086
Jane R. Baldinger YANKEECATS 6320 Hillsborough Dr. Falls Church VA 22A44 '103-241-5989
Sandy & Reed Stirling COONEYISLE I1628 Nervbridge Ct. Reston VA 22091 703-476-2308
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Cheryl M. Gower CFIERMAINE 12376 Checkerboard
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VIRGINIA (Continued)
A.G./Pat Robbins GEMUTLICHKATZE 1009 Neal Dr. Alexandria VA 22308 703-780-8361
Elizabeth/Alfred Haeberer HAIRBEAREI 3001 Voyage Drive Stafford,YA 22554 703-'720-0659
Traci M. Carter ROCQUOONE 9627 Greenmeadow Circle Glen Allen VA 23060
Annie/EdwardMann FANTAIL 909 EnglewoodDr. Chesapeake VA 23320 804-541-3912
Mrs. Lesley Russell RANDCOON 217 69th Street Virginia Beach VA 23451 801-481-2251
Deborah Elder DEJONS 4905 Farrington Drive Virginia Beach VA 23455 804-466-4272
Vicki/Steven Gallagher PURRZAZZ 2236 Crossroad Trail Virginia Beach VA 23456
Susan Lymbouris CREMOCROP 424 Brackenridge Ave. Norfolk VA 23505
Gladys Garner PA-GAR l0l3 Gardens Rd. SW Roanoake VA 24014 103-343-2750
VERMONT
Lynne & Arthur Boroff ADVENT HILL Advent Hill Farm Advent Hill Road Hartland VT 05043 802-436-2050
WASHINGTON
Jane Cargill KISKATA R.F. Hawk Jr. 21516 86th Ave. West Edmunds WA 98020 206-'174-0445
ConnieZimmerman COONMORA 15127 NE 24th#l0l Redmond WA 98052 206-74i-3gtl
Alice/Dale Rhea RASCOONS 40912 SE 65th St Snogualmie WA 98065 206-831-6103
Elizabeth & David Tinney PINECOON 16300 - l77th Place N.E. Woodinville WA 93072 206-486-5589
Debbie & Tony Mabbutt QUITACATS 321 NE l63rd St. Seatrle WA 98155 206-364-85'76
Judylngram TFIE TRIBE P.O. Box 1709 SultanWA 98294 2061'193-2195
Nancy/Richard Koch SOL-KATZ 5314 Bunker St. N.E. Bremerton WA 98310 206-3'7'7-'7220
HelenDohrmann FIREROSE 5220 RidgePl.NE TacomaWA 98422 206-952-4435
WISCONSIN
Anne Vytlacil COLINTRY COUSIN P.O. Box 84 Mukwonago WI 53149 414-642-3884
C. Sue & Don Gleason GLEADOM Box 421 Depere WI 54il-5 4t4-336-3443
WYOMING
EileenMichals VONARABY P.O. Box726 WheatlandWY 82201 30'7-322-5937
OVERSEAS BREEDER MEMBERS
Ronnie
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CANADA
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Cheryl/John Gelinas KOONANASKIS 122 Goodwin Place Fort McMurray, AIra. T9J lKl pHONE: :,43-090:Laurel Grams WYNDHAVEN P.O. Box 23, GzuFFIN Saskatchewan SOC lC'O PHONE: 306-842-6360
JoAnne/George Prima PRIME-A-CAT 6 Maisonneuve Dr. Dollard Des Ormeaux Quebec HgB lK4 PHONE: 514-684-6817
Alma/Ken Shindler HILLSIDE 196-2lll Montreal Rd. Ottawa, Onrario KIJ 8M8 pHONE: 6I3-i45-40I8
GREAT BRITAIN
Amanda Thomas AMORACOON 1l Cannon Hill Lane Wilbmedon London SW20 9EN
GERMANY
Hans-Jo Appold GER-MAINE Urseler Str. 4 D-6380 Bad Homburg PHONE: 061i2-3g1t5
Jan-Carsten Burkuhl SffiRBROOKE FORREST Hohenzollerndamm 24 1000 Berlin 3l West Berlin
SuzanneLietzat SHAGGYCAT Fritz-ReuterStrasse 16 2l54loestedt PHONE: 0Il4g-4'ti-3284
Simone Muehlfeit TARA Schulstrasse 39 i90l Schnuerpflingen
Jorge/Gabriele Reichenauer RIVENDELLS Reitweg 54 4l5}Krefeld PHONE: 02-15l-473108
Carmen/Rudi Schwermer FORESTSPRITE An der Lehmkuhle 20 2854 Loxstedt-Nesse pHONE: 01149-4'744-5666
Frau Ingrid Storm STORMAINE In Der Hoern 50A 2050 Hamburg 80 PHONE: 01149-40-7261214
THE NETHERLANDS
Heer/Jvlevr. R. Schopman CHILDOFMAINE Adm.
de Rulterweg 495
hs
1055
MH Amsterdam
If you have changes to this list, or if you feel that you were erroneously omitted
from the list,
please contact the Breeder Member Secretary, Judy Chappetta (address insidefront cover).
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FANCIBRRENEWALS
If you have already
paid, please disregard this notice. Fancier dues to Sue Servies (address inside
fitnt
cover)
DECEMBER: Rosemary Dunsford; Barbara Shaw; Joyce/Arnold Brown; PatMike Collins; Teresa Coopeq Linda M. Dulaney; Melanie LR. Holland;
patricia/Charles Myers; Karen Schaefer; James E. Shireman; Charles Appel; John Atherton; Barbara Bair; Susan M. l:e Bales; Barbara/?eter Bergstrom;
Carol Brown; George P. Cutshaw. M.E. Dawson-Bell; Rosemary Dunsfort; Virginia A. Erts; Stephanie A. Fox; James W. Furr; Rochelle A. Gustoso;
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