1982 Bagpiper - Scottish Terrier Club of America

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THE
BAGPIPER
VOLUMEXXVI
WINTER ISSUE
FEBRUARY, 1982
CH. BARD ENE BOOKMARK
Best In Show - S.T.C. Northern Ohio Specialty , 10/24/81
The following items ore for sole fr1
purchased from STCA Correspondin
Ch Barberry Knowe Conductor
Raab Hill Prime Minister
Ch Raab Hill Merry Quite Cont rary
Ch Stonehedge Bandmaster
Ch Raab Hill Rollingstone
Ch Raab Hill Rockette
Ch Flora McDona ld of Wallasey
scomsH TEAAIER FACT SHEET .. ..
STCA DECALS ....•........•...
STCA HANDBOOK AND SUPPUMEN
CH RAM TREE STONEHE'DGE KG
ARTHUR
Am Can Ch Bobby Dazzler
Ch Marlorain Alfie of Anstamm
Ch Anstamm Dark Paragon
Ch Marlorain Lolita
Ch Marlorain Rainmaker
Marlorain Lola
Marlorain Star
"Hermie" has been siring Best Jn Show
and Group winning stock. Dominant as
a stud, he passes on his balanced head,
dark eye, heavy bone and excellent Jay.
back in shoulder.
Non-STCA members - $5.00
10% discount when ordering 10 <
.
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AMPLIFICATION AND CLAAIFICATIO
scomsH TEAAIER STANDARD ...
Available fom Dr.TA Kirk, Rt. 7, Be
STCA EMBLEM LAPEL PIN ....... .
Available from M.r. Robert Marsh<
Apt. 4, Sacramento
COVER STO
Wychworth Wayfarer
Ch Schaeffers Skyrocket
Fashion First Impression
Schaeffers Dark Avenger
Ch Barberry Knowe Bagpiper
Ch Countesa 's Fairest Lady
Ch Lady Albert's Ideal Creation
CH STONEHEDGE THUNDER BOLT
Ch Barberry Knowe Wildfire
Ch Barberry Knowe Spitfire
Carmichael's Margaret
Ch Stonehedge Stars & Spars
Stonehedge Majorette
"Thumper" Siring beautiful black pup·
pies. He passes on his beautiful head
& exprression, short backs and excellent
temperament.
STONEHEDGE KENNELS
Tom Natalini & Don Massaker
8 Slacks Rd.
Andover, NJ 07821
201·347·7942
CH. BARD ENE BC
"Sasha" is relaxing with his owners' grand1
2) after his impressive BOS at the S.T.C. !I
Mrs. Cass Ridgley and his BEST IN SHOW at
under breeder/judge Mrs. Ruth Johnson. At
was Best In Sweeps, following WB/BOW at
was WD/BOW. 3 weeks later, his daughter
championship - this makes 2 champions for
Sasha has several litters in the East and Sou
the summer shows. Watch for them.
A repeat breeding of Ch. T. Tantalizer is •
request .
TERRIWA
Bengt & Cynthia Wallgren, 2281 Mancl
(313) 649-6
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Ch Raab Hill Merry Quite Con trary
Ch Raab Hill Rollingstone
Ch Flora McDonald of Wallasey
CH RAM TREE STONEHE'DGE KG
ARTHUR
Am Can Ch Bobby Dazzler
Ch Anstamm Dark Paragon
Ch Marlorain Lolita
Ch Marlorain Ra inmaker
Marlorain Lola
Marlorain Star
Show
ant as
head,
it lay-
pup.
head
el/ent
The following items ore for sole from the STCA and may be
purchased from STCA Corresponding Secretory, Kathi Brown.
scomsH TEAAIER FACT SHEET .................. 10¢ each
STCADECALS ............................... 50¢ each
STCA HANDBOOK AND SUPPLEMENT ........... SJ.50 each
Non-STCA members- S5.00
10% discount when ordering 10 or more
AMPLIFICATION AND CLARIFICATION OF THE
SCOTTISH TEAAIER STANDARD ............... SJ.00 each
Available from Dr.TA Kirk, Rt. 7, Box 410, Roanoke, VA 24018
STCA EMBLEM LAPEL PIN .................... $5.00 each
Available from Mr. Robert Marshall, 2270 Woodside Lone,
Apt. 4, Sacramento. CA 95825.
COVER STORY
Wychworth Wayfarer
Ch Schaeffers Skyrcrcket
Fashion First Impression
Ch Barberry Knowe Bagpiper
Ch Countesa's Fairest Lady
Ch Lady Albert' s Ideal Creat ion
CH STONEHEDGE THUNDER BOLT
Carm ichael's Margaret
Ch Stonehedge Stars & Spars
Raab Hi ll Prim e Minister
Stonehedge Majorette
Ch Raab Hill Rocke tte
STONEHEDGE KENNELS
Tom Natali ni & Don Massaker
8 Slacks Rd .
And over, NJ 07821
201·347-7942
CH.BARDENEBOOKMARK
" Sasha" is relaxing with his owners' granddaughters (Kjerstin, 5, and Brittlen,
2) after his impressive BOS at the S.T.C. Mich. Specialty under breeder/judge
Mrs. Cass Ridgley and his BEST IN SHOW at the S.T.C. Northern Ohio Specialty
under breeder/judge Mrs. Ruth Johnson . At that same show, his granddaughter
was Best In Sweeps, following WB/BOW at Montgomery Cty., and his grandson
was WD /BOW. 3 weeks later, his daughter , Terriwalls Tantalizer finished her
championship - this makes 2 champions for Bookmark in 1981.
Sasha has several litters in the East and South - many of them will be ready for
the summer shows. Watch for them .
A repeat breeding of Ch. T. Tantalizer is due 1/10. Pedigree and stud fee on
request.
TERRIWALL
Bengt & Cynthia Wallgren, 2281 Manchester, Birmingham, MI 48008
(313) 649-6363
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1st EDITION
VOLUMEXXVI
NOTICE~
MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB
AUDIT COMMITTEE selected: Mr. Robert lv
Bart Lapin .
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF THE SCOTTISH TERRIER CLUB
OF AMERICA
MINI-WORKSHOP CHAIRMAN selected : lv
Hammond , IL 61929
Dr. T. A Kirk , Jr., Delegate AKC
Mrs. K. Brown, Corres. Secretary
2% Taylor Rd., Stow, MA 01775
Mrs. C. Ridgley, President
Mr. E. Ingram, V. President
Mrs. M. Cohen, Rec. 5fcretary
Mr. R. Marshall, Treasurer
DIRECTORS
CLASS II
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Mr. Wm. Justus, TX
Mrs. H. Prince, MD
Dr. A. Riga, OH
CLASS I
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Mrs. B. McArthur, CA
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Mrs. J . Seelbach, NJ
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1982 NOMINATING COMMITTEE CHAIR~
8447 Winter Gardens Blvd., Lakeside, CA ~
names and qualifications of members for com
address correspondence to Jerry Roszman at
begin deliberation shortly.
STCA JUNE BOARD MEETING: The Office;
will convene at 9 AM on Friday, June 11 ti
Town & Country Inn , Tacoma International J
REGIONAL CLUBS REPRESENTATIVES C
vene on Friday, June 11th, mid-afternoon.
STCA WASHINGTON STATE ROTATING
12th, 1982. Mr. Fred Ferris, Conn. will ju
Classes. Mr. John Sheehan, Minn. will judge
is the Chinock Middle School, 1 mile from a:
be Sandstone Town & Country Inn, Taco
Washington . Room rates: Single - $36. Doub
will be held Saturday evening at the Sandsto
Kirk, 15527 S. E . 24th St., Bellevue, WA 98
St., Kirkland, WA 98033
This will be a three show weekend. WASH!
Specialty on FRIDAY EVENING, font: 111
Regular and Non Regular Classes and Mr. Ed
Classes. The show site is the same as the STCJ
On Sunday, June 13th there will be an All-Bn
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lS OF THE SCOTTISH TERRIER CLUB
>F AMERICA
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Hammond, IL 61929
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Mrs. K. Brown, Corres. Secretary
296 Taylor Rd., Stow, MA 01775
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1982 NOMINATING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN selected: Mr. Jerry Roszman,
844 7 Winter Gardens Blvd., Lakeside, CA 92040. Anyone wishing to submit
names and qualifications of members for consideration by the committee should
address correspondence to Jerry Roszman at address above. The committee will
begin deliberation shortly.
STCA JUNE BOARD MEETING : The Officers and Board members of the STCA
will convene at 9 AM on Friday , June 1 lth at Club Headquarters, Sandstone
Town & Country Inn, Tacoma International Airport, Seattle, Washington.
REGIONAL CLUBS REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE MEETING: Will convene on Friday, June 11th, mid-afternoon.
STCA WASHINGTON STATE ROTATING SPECIALTY: SATURDAY, JUNE
12th, 1982. Mr. Fred Ferris, Conn. will judge the Regular and Non Regular
Classes. Mr. John Sheehan, Minn. will judge the Sweepstakes Classes. Show site
is the Chinock Middle School, 1 mile from airport/hotel. Club headquarters will
be Sandstone Town & Country Inn, Tacoma International Airport, Seattle,
Washington. Room rates: Single - $36. Double - $40 - $44. The show ban:iuet
will be held Saturd ay evening at the Sandstone. Local Show Charmn. are Elaine
Kirk , 15 527 S. E. 24th St., Bellevue, WA 98007 and Marilyn Salgado, 1625 2nd
St., Kirkland, WA 98033
This will be a three show weekend. WASHlNGTON ST ATE STC will hold their
Specialty on FRIDAY EVENING, font: 11th. Mrs. Barbara Keenan will judge
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WEST CHESTER, PA - 0
Chairman Alan Riga called the meeting to
Members in attendance were : Danalee Sc
STCM; Herb & Linda Quarles - STCWV ;
McArthur* & Ann Woolridge - STCSFB;
Pratt & Carla LaCoe - GDSTC; Mary Severs
Cook - STCGBA ; Judy Hughes - STCC; H!
STCNO ; Marjorie Cohen* - GMSTC; Rob
Alan Riga, Chairman.
Minutes of J une 12 '81 were reviewed and
The RCRC mailing list was updated by the
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
SURVEY COMMITTEE : (R . Marshall &
DVM, Un. of Davis, CA is collecting data anc
Marshall sent Dr. Priester a copy of the d1
June 12th meeting, and a copy of Alan Rig<
AKC records. Dr. Priester pointed out seven
1) if we send out 500 questionnaires we wou
which is not a random sampling; 2) in ord (
will have to know why people did not re:
questionnaire where he and his associates we
members of the STCA. Bob Marshall passe
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meeting 75 copies were distributed and on
response rate.
Dr. Alan Riga will put a revised proposal
Davis. Dr. Riga asked for comments from s·
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REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE
WEST CHESTER, PA - OCTOBER 2, 1981
Chairman Alan Riga called the meeting to order at 3 :38 PM.
Members in attendance were: Danalee Saar* - STCGA; Miriam Stamm* STCM; Herb & Linda Quarles - STCWV; Lorayne Lapin - STCGNY; Betty
McArthur* & Ann Woolridge - STCSFB; Kathi Brown* - STCNE; Shauna
Pratt & Carla LaCoe - GDSTC; Mary Severson - STCGH; Michael & Christine
Cook - STCGBA; Judy Hughes - STCC; Helen Prince - STCGW; Judy Riga STCNO; Marjorie Cohen* - GMSTC; Robert Marshall*; Margaret Drake and
Alan Riga, Chairman.
Minutes of June 12 '81 were reviewed and approved.
The RCRC mailing list was updated by those in attendance.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
SURVEY COMMITTEE: (R . Marshall & Kathi Brown). Dr. Wm. Priester,
DVM , Un. of Davis, CA is collecting data and classifying animal diseases. Robert
Marshall sent Dr. Priester a copy of the draft questionnaire presented at the
June 12th meeting, and a copy of Alan Riga's AKC Gazette article about using
AKC records. Dr. Priester pointed out several problems with the questionnaire:
1) if we send out 500 questionnaires we would be fortunate to get 100 returned,
which is not a random sampling; 2) in order to establish a random sample we
will have to know why people did not respond . He suggested an alternative
questionnaire where he and his associates would assist us and we would use only
members of the STCA. Bob Marshall passed out a rewritten questionnaire on
parvo virus and breeding problems (copy available). At the Chicago June 12th
meeting 7 5 copies were distributed and only 12 were returned; this is a low
response rate.
Dr. Alan Riga will put a revised proposal together and submit it to the Un. of
Davis. Dr. Riga asked for comments from STCA members on the questionnaire
that is out. The approved proposal will be sent to the STCA membership. Members are asked to remember that the more data we get back, the more reliable
the conclusions we can draw after applying statistical techniques.
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were given in conjunction with the parvo vaccine in some cases puppies developed
no immunity to distemper, reported Kathi Brown. The immunity loss lasted up
to a year in some puppies. The ADOA recently sent out a notice recommending
puppies NOT be innoculated with the parvo shot until they were 15 t o 16 weeks
of age. A time table for innoculation was distributed by Helen Prince. It was
recommended that by the next meeting the shot records of as many breeders
as possible be submitted for summary.
An outline of a brochure on " Scotties" will be put together by Ann Wooldridge for presentation at the STCA Feb. 6th Board meeting.
The next meeting of the RCRC will be held on JUNE 11, 1982, Friday , at
3 :30 to 5 :30 PM in Seattle, Washington, pending approval of the STCA President.
The meeting was adjourned at 5 :33 PM
Respectfully submitted ,
Alan Riga, Chairman
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CARING FOR "1
by Melvin A. Ho
Since the beginning with our little Hi
nate interest in their well being, physicall)
overall health. Of course , in our breeding, th
ultimate body conformation were importai
they were happy and healthy.
I suppose this was a natural concern
research and development and I care about t
With my Highlanders, it is somewhat
I try to design a diet for them which is the
which is why I began putting all my dogs
Sodium Ascorbate . I take mega-doses of
intense study of the work done at the Lil
Medicine in Menlo Park, California. Dr. P
least, controversial, but the overriding fact i.!
ties does cause the human body to prod·
protein and has definitely been proven to
against many outside invasions by pathogens
The work is too lengthy and volum
reprints of much of it can be gained by writi
I personally have no wish to get inv
with the facts which apply to my _dogs and t
breeders.
I must admit that when first consider
feeling of urgency ; after all, dogs produce V
investigation , I discovered that this productic
The pet food manufacturers don't fee
with additional "C" as "the naturally prodl
statement is one given to me by a colleagu
major pet food producer. My question was , s
After investigation, from various soun
India on goats, the above information couldr
The facts based on international rese
quadrapeds, the amount of Vitamin C prod
further, that Vitamin C is necessary in large
this condition.
The general consensus amongst reseai
humans at one time in their evolutionary :
of Vitamin C, but through evolutionary deve
When I began giving my Scots "Vit:
scaling down on a mg/kg equivalent of hum
2200 mg/dog/ day. I began having problems v
and hence discontinued usage and contactec
insight into what was happening. It was the
on the right track, as Dr. Pauling referred rr
California-Dr. Wendell Belfield. (The short
edition about Vitamin C for curing Parvo
the past 8-10 years by Dr. Belfield.)
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: parvo vaccine in some cases pu ppies developed
ted Kathi Brown. The immunity loss lasted up
DOA recently sent out a notice recommending
the parvo shot until they were 15 t o 16 weeks
ation was distributed by Helen Prince. It was
meeting the shot records of as many breeders
.ary.
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.C will be held on JUNE II , 1982, Friday, at
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CARING FOR "THE KID S"
by Melvin A. Horst, Ph .D.
Since the beginning with our little Highland friends, I have had an inordinate interest in their well being, physically and mentally and in general, their
overall health. Of course, in our breeding, things such as temperament, type, and
ultimate body conformation were important but the bottom line was whether
they were happy and healthy.
I suppose this was a natural concern, as I am involved in food product
research and development and I care about the American diet.
With my Highlanders, it is somewhat different; they are my children and
I try to design a diet for them which is the best nutritionally I can give themwhich is why I began putting all my dogs on Vitamin C or, more specifically,
Sodium Ascorbate. I take mega-doses of Vitamin C myself as the result of
intense study of the work done at the Linus Pauling Institute of Science and
Medicine in Menlo Park, California. Dr. Pauling's work has been , to say the
least, controversial, but the overriding fact is that Vitamin C in sufficient quantities does cause the human body to produce interferon, which is a complex
protein and has definitely been proven to give the organism natural immunity
against many outside invasions by pathogens.
The work is too lengthy and voluminous to ever footnote it here, but
reprints of much of it can be gained by writing Dr. Pauling.
I personally have no wish to get involved in controversy, but will stick
with the facts which apply to my .dogs and to dogs mentioned herein from other
breeders.
I must admit that when first considering Vitamin C for the kids, I had no
feeling of urgency; after all, dogs produce Vitamin C in their livers: upon further
investigation, I discovered that this production is about 40-60 mg. I day .
The pet food manufacturers don't feel the need to fortify their products
with additional "C" as "the naturally produced 'C' is sufficient." The preceding
statement is one given to me by a colleague who is in charge of research for a
major pet food producer. My question was, sufficient to do what?
After investigation, from various sources, but primarily the work done in
India on goats, the above information couldn't be further from the truth.
The facts based on international research are that in canines and other
quadrapeds, the amount of Vitamin C produced won't even prevent scurvy and,
further, that Vitamin C is necessary in large doses (megadoses) to alleviate even
this condition.
The general consensus amongst researchers in the field is that dogs, like
humans at one time in their evolutionary past, could produce large quantities
of Vitamin C, but through evolutionary development lost this ability.
When I began giving my Scots "Vitamin C" in megadoses, I began by
scaling down on a mg/kg equivalent of human dosage , which worked out to be
2200 mg/dog/day. I began having problems with diarrhea and excessive urination
and hence discontinued usage and contacted Dr. Pauling to hopefully gain some
insight into what was hap pening. It was the result of this call that really put me
on the right track, as Dr. Pauling referred me to a practicing DVM in San Jose,
California-Dr. Wendell Belfield. (The short article in the BAGPIPER, Summer
edi tion about Vitamin C for curing Parvo was a citing of the work done over
the past 8-10 years by Dr. Belfield .)
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Since that time I have spoken and co1
Vitamin C, and in the process have gained i
Orthomolecular (meaning "right molecule'
supplementations with reference to Vitamir
of Vitamin C in a glucose and saline carrier
90% of those animals!
His research agrees with my thoughts a
to become diseased and then treat the sy1
immunity to disease?
Dr. Belfield as well as researchers in Jap.
their work with Vitamin C (namely Ascorba1
the molecule) came to the obvious conclusio
Westies, about 3000 mg/day) of Vitamin Co:
tion of interferon, which is the FIRST LINE
that acquired or "natural" immunity (namel~
ditch effort to ward off invasion from disei
substances. (Interferon has been definitely p1
ous cells.)
I have known for some time that all de
grain inclusions are abundantly supplied with l
with zinc will purge the dog's body of the lead
new beneficial results are being discovered as v
Miss Barbara Kingsbury of Barberry Kn
vania , has had astounding results with mega C
15-year-old miniature smooth Dachshunds, w
"not even knowing what was going on ," begi
act , like a puppy again (there is work being d
of senility being produced by a VIRUS) afte1
The other animal was a smooth miniatl
who developed throat lesions to the point of
Since Miss Kingsbury had had tw0 experienc•
lines before and had them treated unsucce
eventually died, she simply decided to let ti
throat condition and weakened physiology w
with the two other Doxies. I suggested she tJ
and after one month the lesions were gone, 1
and the animal was again active and playing-e
Mrs. Janet Bartholomew at Hillview I
had similar experiences, and these are just a
received about application of Vitamin C, n
recorded by Dr. Belfield.
Since reading the reports from the re~
vaccines at Cornell University in the AKC Gaz(
we have decided not to innoculate against I
search work available to attest to the efficie
possibility of the vaccine actually causing th
chance of either not giving the animal eve:
possibly inducing the disease, I personally will
We have taken a three-stage "natural'
animals:
1) Controlling fleas (vectors for Parvo ai
2) Mega C therapy.
3) Use of non-toxic disinfectants.
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Since that time I have spoken and corresponded with Dr. Belfield about
Vitamin C, and in the process have gained invaluable information about other
Orthomolecular (meaning "right molecule") materials for animals' dietary
supplementations with reference to Vitamin C as a cure for Parvo with 25%
of Vitamin C in a glucose and saline carrier intravenously and has cured about
90% of those animals!
His research agrees with my thoughts and that is, why wait for the animal
to become diseased and then treat the symptoms-why not give the animal
immunity to disease?
Dr. Belfield as well as researchers in Japan, England and India have, through
their work with Vitamin C (namely Ascorbates, which is the "business end" of
the molecule) came to the obvious conclusion that megadoses (for Scotties and
Westies, about 3000 mg/day) of Vitamin C or Ascorbates stimulates the production of interferon, which is the FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE of the animal, and
that acquired or "natural" immunity (namely production of antibodies) is a last
ditch effort to ward off invasion from disease-producing organisms and toxic
substances. (Interferon has been definitely proven to stop the growth of cancerous cells.)
I have known for some time that all dog foods, dry and wet, which have
grain inclusions are abundantly supplied with lead, and that Vitamin C combined
with zinc will purge the dog's body of the lead and other toxic heavy metals, and
new beneficial results are being discovered as work progresses.
Miss Barbara Kingsbury of Barberry Knowe Kennels, Canadensis , Pennsylvania, has had astounding results with mega C therapy! In the case of one of her
15-year-old miniature smooth Dachshunds, which had grown completely senile ,
"not even knowing what was going on," began playing and acting, or trying to
act, like a puppy again (there is work being done which points to the possibility
of senility being produced by a VIRUS) after one month of mega "C" therapy.
The other animal was a smooth miniature Dachshund, eight years of age,
who developed throat lesions to the point of almost total abstinence from food .
Since Miss Kingsbury had had two experiences with animals of the same bloodlines before and had them treated unsuccessfully with antibiotics, and they
eventually died, she simply decided to let this one live out her life until the
throat condition and weakened physiology would take their toll, as was the case
with the two other Doxies. I suggested she try Vitamin C. She did reluctantly,
and after one month the lesions were gone, the animal's appetite had returned
and the animal was again active and playing-even chasing cats.
Mrs. Janet Bartholomew at Hillview Kennels in Des Moines, Iowa, has
had similar experiences, and these are just a few of the many reports I have
received about application of Vitamin C, not to mention the case histories
recorded by Dr. Belfield.
Since reading the reports from the results of the testing of Parvo virus
vaccines at Cornell University in the AKC Gazette, and from personal experiences,
we have decided not to innoculate against Parvo. There is no literature of research work available to attest to the efficiency of present vaccines, or to the
possibility of the vaccine actually causing the disease, but as long as there is a
chance of either not giving the animal even "last ditch" type immunity or
possibly inducing the disease, I personally will refrain from its use.
We have taken a three-stage "natural" approach to protection of our
animals:
1) Controlling fleas (vectors for Parvo and other diseases).
2) Mega C therapy.
3) Use of non-toxic disinfectants.
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I.
Offering For Sale:
CHAMPION BREACAN METTLESOME
(Ch. Kirk Nor Rhymes and Reasons X Ch. Breacan Sun Dancer)
In her prime, at 3 years, "Sugar'' is a proven dam with a litter of 8! She
excels in head, type and temperament.
Breacan
Mrs. Sandi Hach
1534 Sherbrooke Drive
Lynchburg, VA 24502
804-237-1293
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FLEA CONTROL
On a monthly basis we spray the grou
with a low toxicity insecticide which has an l
is the most widely recommended insecticide fc
The product we use contains an ingredie
kill the flea and other insects. One big diffen
Malathion product is that the flea cannot bu
can with Malathion!
We had the experience with Malathion
3-4 applications. Besides, the animals as well
treated areas in as little as 20 minutes after apJ
II.
MEGA "C" THERAPY
In addition to other dietary supplem(
Ascorbate in water solution, and simply add
produces a total product, MEGA "C" PLUS.)
We begin with puppies, giving them 5
intervals by 500 mg until stool tolerance (n
variable ends up being around 2500-3000 m
dentally, loose bowels can be controlled wit
powder.) One then reduces dosage by 250 m
solid or plastic.
III . NON-TOXIC DISINFECTANTS
We are dead-set against the use of chlot
are:
1) Carcinogenic @600 ppm levels.
2) Toxic (form toxic gases, etc.).
3) Dangerous to eyes, mouth, mucous
bottle).
4) Not predictable (dependent on soft'
ammonia compounds have many dn
indicates).
We chose to use a "tamed-iodine" basec
because it is safe! You can even get it in th
topically on hot spots, etc. It does not kill b)
on simple oxidation of the bacteria or virus, 1
microorganisms cannot build resistance to it!
This is not to mention its use as a fungici
This material is used as a spray on all e
daily rinse-down of runs, etc. We also use it
topically on cuts or abrasions to speed healing.
Best of all, this product's self-indicating
are always working with an effective level. Tl
water areas such as here in Southern Californil
hardness, so one is never sure one is working w
I could go on for an entire volume on
product, but will close by simply stating tha
safe for my kids and backed by 20 years of re~
I sincerely hope that all who read this :
I do will consider these approaches to gen(
products or these methods, but at least think
Scottie and Westie breeders all over the count
us have been (and still are) in the middle-ages
is concerned, and I guess my approach is a cc
ways to keep our Scots healthy. The few me
many other approaches which didn't, as I'm su
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FLEA CONTROL
On a monthly basis we spray the grounds, runs and all sleeping quarters
with a low toxicity insecticide which has an LD50 lower than Malathion, which
is the most widely recommended insecticide for flea control.
The product we use contains an ingredient, pyroferos, an agent which does
kill the flea and other insects. One big difference between this product and the
Malathion product is that the flea cannot build resistance to the product, as it
'can with Malathion!
We had the experience with Malathion and it becomes ineffective after
3-4 applications. Besides, the animals as well as humans can run and play in the
treated areas in as little as 20 minutes after application.
II.
MEGA "C" THERAPY
In addition to other dietary supplements, we use 300 mg/day Sodium
Ascorbate in water solution, and simply add it to the morning meal. (Belfield
produces a total product, MEGA "C" PLUS.)
We begin with puppies, giving them 500 mg/day, increasing at 3-4 day
intervals by 500 mg until stool tolerance (runny bowels) is reached. This invariable ends up being around 2500-3000 mg, as each dog is different. (Incidentally, loose bowels can be controlled with another natural product-carob
powder.) One then reduces dosage by 250 mg and waits 3-4 days until stool is
solid or plastic.
III. NON-TOXIC DISINFECTANTS
We are dead-set against the use of chlorine (bleach) as disinfectants! They
are:
1) Carcinogenic @600 ppm levels.
2) Toxic (form toxic gases, etc.).
3) Dangerous to eyes, mouth , mucous membranes (read label on Clorox
bottle).
4) Not predictable (dependent on soft water and phenolic and quaternary
ammonia compounds have many drawbacks, as the enclosed literature
indicates).
We chose to use a "tamed-iodine" based product as a general disinfectant,
because it is safe! You can even get it in the dogs' eyes, and we have used it
topically on hot spots , etc. It does not kill by toxicity as all others do; it relies
on simple oxidation of the bacteria or virus, and since it works in this fashion,
microorganisms cannot build resistance to it!
This is not to mention its use as a fungicide.
This material is used as a spray on all eating and drinking containers and
daily rinse-down of runs, etc. We also use it as a paw sanitizer at shows and
topically on cuts or abrasions to speed healing.
Best of all , this product's self-indicating (amber) color tells you that you
are always working with an effective level. This is especially important in hard
water areas such as here in Southern California, as chlorines react with the water
hardness, so one is never sure one is working with an effective level.
I could go on for an entire volume on the uses of the combined iodine
product, but will close by simply stating that it is effective and, most of all,
safe for my kids and backed by 20 years of research.
I sincerely hope that all who read this article and who love their dogs as
I do will consider these approaches to general health-not necessarily these
products or these methods, but at least think about it. In many discussions with
Scottie and Westie breeders all over the country, I have concluded that many of
us have been (and still are) in the middle-ages as far as the health of our animals
is concerned , and I guess my approach is a constant seeking of new and better
ways to keep our Scots healthy. The few mentioned above work! I have tried
many other approaches which didn't , as I'm sure we all have.
I.
REACAN METTLESOME
id R€asons X Ch. Breacan Sun Da ncer)
:ar'' is a proven dam with a litter of 8! She
perament.
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For those of you interested in more
mentioned and product availability, you can v
1) Vitamin "C"-(MEGA "C" PLUS):
Dr. Wendell Belfield
Bel-Mar Orthomolecular Animal Hos
3091 Monterey Highway
San Jose, California 95111 (408-227
2) Insecticide - WEST BAN-2E and Io
Mr. Bill Hawkins, Senior Consultant
Penetone Corp.-Div. West
Chemical Products, Inc.
4425 Bandini Boulevard
Los Angeles, California 90023 (213I sincerely hope that this article will he
Our local Scottie club, STC of California, wi
many of the members have adopted many of
care. His address was prompted after attendin
to a speaker expound on the use of 600 pp
against Parvovirus.
I simply wanted to cry as I was genu
involved, and how we could do something m
- I have lost Scotties before to lymphosarcon
through the program we have adopted will !es
I would like to thank THE BAGPIPER
and if it only helps one of our kids it has certi
Activity, such os performance in the show ring, on field trlol,
on sentry, even ploying in the yard, requires increased
MAC CAL SCOTS
A.K.C. SCOTTISH TERiRIEIRS
energy.
SCIENCE DIET ®Performance delivers that energy in the
new high energy, nutritionally balanced diet mode
especially for the active dog.
And it delivers it everyday. Unlike norrnol commer·
cial dog foods, the highly palatable forrrula does
not change from botch to batch. The ingredients
remain constant to prOl/ide the high calories, high
d lgestiblltty and low stool volume that make
Performance the ideal food tor active dogs.
SCIENCE DIET Performance. The name fits.
SCIENCE DIET Performance ls available In 25 lb. bogs
lrom leodlng pet shops, kennels and your veterinarian.
At Stud
Ch. Sandgreg's Wanier of ,Mc:
PUPPIES:
BLACK - BRINDLE - I
By "GUNNEF
DAVID & RUTH ANIN KRAUSE
414-662-3057
(Close, to MilwaukeE
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For those of you interested in more detailed information on the items
mentioned and product availability, you can write or call:
1) Vitamin "C"- (MEGA "C" PLUS):
Dr. Wendell Belfield
Bel-Mar Orthomolecular Animal Hospital
3091 Monterey Highway
San Jose, California 95111 (408-227-8844)
2) Insecticide - WEST BAN-2E and Iodine Disinfectant-WESCODYNE:
Mr. Bill Hawkins, Senior Consultant
Penetone Corp.-Div. West
Chemical Products, Inc .
4425 Bandini Boulevard
Los Angeles, California 90023 (213-263-4105)
I sincerely hope that this article will help some of our kids, and I hope all.
Our local Scottie club , STC of California, was addressed by Mr. B. Hawkins and
many of the members have adopted many of his recommendations about animal
care. His address was prompted after attending one of our meetings and listening
to a speaker expound on the use of 600 ppm of chlorine (bleach) as effective
against Parvovirus.
I simply wanted to cry as I was genuinely concerned about the animals
involved, and how we could do something like this to someone we love so much
- I have lost Scotties before to lymphosarcoma and other cancers , and hopefully
through the program we have adopted will lessen this possibility.
I would like to thank THE BAGPIPER for asking me to write this article ,
and if it only helps one of our kids it has certainly been worth the effort.
Melvin A. Horst, Ph.D.
".'::>
MAC CAL SCOTS
A.K.C. SCOTIISH TERrRIEiRS
gv lnl'he
mode
At Stud
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Ch. Sandgreg's Warrier of ,Mac Cal - 161 % VWD
Ngh
PUPPIES:
BLACK - BRINDLE - WHEATEN
By "GUNNER"
DAVID & RUTH AN'N KRAUSE
Rt. 2 Box 190A
Mukwonago, Wi. 53149
414-662-3057
(Close, to Milwaukee Airport)
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LETTER
" ... KILLER DOGS TERRORIZE ..."
"The material below is part of a nation-wide effort by Rottweiler Clubs to prevent distribution of the 3-D movie, " ROTTWEILER." If this derogatory and exploitive film is accepted by the entertainment industry (movie, TV, cable or pay
TV), IT WILL NOT ONLY IRREPARABLY DAMAGE OUR BREED, BUT
WILL OPEN THE DOOR TO SIMILAR FILMS WHICH WILL ABUSE AND
VIOLATE DOGS OF ALL BREEDS AS WELL AS ALL SPECIES OF ANIMALS! THE TREND MUST BE STOPPED NOW!"
"To try to prevent the movie from being accepted by the film industry, Rottweiler Club Presidents, Secretaries and Newsletter Editors have agreed to send a
letter of protest from each club to the persons listed below, and to distribute
this material to their members through Newsletters or as a separate flyer, so that
each member can participate in the protest.
Dear Sir :
I protest the distribution , showing and adv(
WEILER". This film presents a false , maligr
will damage their well-being by attracting J
ploiting the Rottweiler working temperame1
SHOWN!
If it must be shown, THE TITLE MUST B
ENCES TO THE ROTTWEILER BREED i
and/or oral MUST BE REMOVED.
If this film appears in my neighborhood th
encourage my friends and acquaintances to d<
"We're told Warner Bros. _will be the producer's first target but, to increase
coverage, we've selected three additional corporations to contact. If anyone has
access to additional film companies, please feel free to expand our list.
"HERE'S WHAT WE WANT TO DO:
1) Remove or copy the form letter below anu make 6 or 7 copies of it.
2) Address copy to distributor below. Sign the letter.
3) Put each copy in an envelope, address it and mail it.
THAT'S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO TO MAKE KNOWN YOUR OBJECTION
TO THIS DISGRACEFUL DEGRADATION OF OUR BREED!
GOLDFARB DISTRIBUTORS
1888 CENTURY PARK EAST
LOS ANGELES, CA 90053
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"We are specifically demanding; non-distribution of the film; if that is impossible, total deletion of ALL reference to the Rottweiler by breed name from
both film and advertising; and we "threaten" ONLY BOYCOTT - NOT
PICKETING!!
8447 Winter Gardens Blvd ., Lal
To suggest we might picket would imply attracting attention - advertising. Also
we are seeking help ONLY FROM ROTTWEILER OWNERS AND OTHER
SERIOUS, SYMPATHETIC MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL DOG FANCY, plus
selected humane groups. Included are all "Of America" and Obedience Clubs
listed in the Gazette, all Rottweiler judges from the 1980 AKC Judges Book,
ADOA, Actors and Others for Animals, The American Humane Society and
Gaines."
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"If you would prefer to use postcards, please do. A simple message: "I protest
the distribution and showing of the 3-D movie, "ROTTWEILER," and your
signature is sufficient.
"If we all pull together, we can stop the showing of this bestial film! We must
succeed!!"
Ruth E. Twiss, President
COLONIAL ROTTWEILER CLUB
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LETTER
: DOGS TERRORIZE ... "
. nation-wide effort by Rottweiler Clubs to preie, " ROTTWEILER." If this derogatory and exmtertainment industry (movie, TV, cable or pay
.REPARABLY DAMAGE OUR BREED, BUT
>IMILAR FILMS WHICH WILL ABUSE AND
EEDS AS WELL AS ALL SPECIES OF ANISTOPPED NOW!"
Dear Sir:
:om being accepted by the film industry, Rottes and Newsletter Editors have agreed to send a
> to the persons listed below, and to distribute
trough Newsletters or as a separate flyer, so that
he protest.
If it inust be shown, THE TITLE MUST BE CHANGED, AND ALL REFER-
I protest the distribution, showing and advertising of the 3-D movie: "ROTTWEILER". This film presents a false, maligning image of Rottweiler dogs, and
will damage their well-being by attracting persons primarily interested in exploiting the Rottweiler working temperament. THIS FILM SHOULD NOT BE
SHOWN!
ENCES TO THE ROTTWEILER BREED in film and/or advertising, written
and/or oral MUST BE REMOVED.
If this film appears in my neighborhood theater, I will BOYCOT IT, and will
encourage my friends and acquaintances to do likewise.
be the producer's first target but, to increase
lditional corporations to contact. If anyone has
ies, please feel free to expand our list.
Signature
DO:
:er below anu make 6 or 7 copies of it.
elow. Sign the letter.
, address it and mail it.
DO TO MAKE KNOWN YOUR OBJECTION
tADATION OF OUR BREED!
ARB DISTRIBUTORS
~NTURY PARK EAST
LNGELES, CA 90053
; non-distribution of the film; if that is impos·e rence to the Rottweiler by breed name from
we "threaten" ONLY BOYCOTT - NOT
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~e..a{ore.th' i. ~cottie..i.
Scottish, Norwich, Welsh Terriers
8447 Winter Gardens Blvd ., Lakeside, Calif. 92040
CH. STUD SERVICE, PUPPIES
Id imply attracting attention - advertising. Also
ROTTWEILER OWNERS AND OTHER
iBERS OF THE GENERAL DOG FANCY, plus
ed are all "Of America" and Obedience Clubs
eiler judges from the 1980 AKC Judges Book,
Animals, The American Humane Society and
FOR APPT. CALL
714-443-9358
~OM
DONN LA VIGNE
JERRY ROSZMAN
cards, please do. A simple message: " I protest
f the 3-D movie, " ROTTWEILER ," and you r
stop the showing of this bestial film! We must
Ruth E. Twiss, President
COLONIAL ROTTWEILER CLUB
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Bardene Steptoe
Am Eng Ch Gosmore Highland King
Eng Ch Gillsie Highland Lass
Ch Dunbar's Royal Flush
Ch Reanda Ribold
Ch Livy Reanda Fullivet
Ch Barberry Knowe Firefly
CH HILLVIEW TIPPECANOE
Bardene Blue Steptoe
Ch Sandoone Miss Patches
Am Mex Ch Reanda Roska
Sandoone Highland Heather
Ch Sandoone Sable II
HILLVIEW SCOTTISH TERRIERS
John and Janet Bartholomew
RRl, Norwalk, Iowa 50211
515-285-0787 I 515-285-6249
"Tyler" finished at 14 mos. A smart,
good looking dog, that is siri ng nice
puppies . Hi s dam is a litter sister to the
Democrat . VWD Clear.
Ar
CH I
Ct
"Amos" finished at 18 months. He is
a beautiful dog.
Breeder-Owner handled and conditioned.
Ch Carnation Casino
Am Can Ch Firebrand's Bookmaker
Ch Firebrand's Dark Velour
Ch Firebrand's Jackknife
Ch Firebrand's Viking Rex
Ch Viking Carny Ann
Ch Camydnas Pinwheel
CH HILLVIEW'S FRIAR TUCK
Ch Gosmore Highland King
Hillview's Anastisia
"Tucker", A Group winner at 1H~ mos,
Along · with h is good looks, he has the
personality that you adore in a Scottie.
VWD Clear
515-285-0 787 I 515-1285-6249
El
CH
c
"Robbie" finished at just 10 months with
5 majors, including 2 BOB wins over
Specials . He excels in temperament a.nd
type . He ii a true "Show Doll" with
sound m1ovement, a good !opllne and
excellent ears and expression .
Am Can Ch Firebrand 's Bookmaker
Ch Viking Carny Ann
Ch Hill view's Friar Tu ck
HILLVIEW'$ LITTLE JOHN
Ch Li vy Reanda Fullivet
Hillview Anastisia
HILLVIEW SCOTTISH TERR IERS
515-285-0787 I 515-1285-6249
"Bart", under limited showing he has 3
majors . He is a true Scotsman, stub·
born, loving and beautiful. You'll love
him! VWD Clear
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CH
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"Ryan" i s a very sound, typey Scotty .
He has excellent temperament, harsh
coat good expression . "Ryan's" show
career was short lived due to his magnificent showmanship i n achieving his
championship title in limited shows. VWD
Normal. 158%
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Bardene Steptoe
Eng Ch Gil lsie Highland Lass
Ch Reanda Ribold
Ch Barberry Knowe Firefly
CH HILLVIEW TIPPECANOE
Am Mex Ch Reanda Roska
Ch Sandoone Sable I I
smart,
: nice
to the
515-285-0787 I 515-285-6249
Carm ic hael 's Margaret
Am Can Ch Blueberry's Colonial Caper
Ch Rinkestone Bryndle Bryar
Ch Blueberry Thistle
O'Rennen Kitsala
CH EAGER BEAVER
Ch Barberry Knowe Music Man
Ch Brian-Scot's Tufty McDuffy
Carmic hael's Merry Jo
Ch Pack Run Fancy Free
Ch Gren-Aery Edward
Ch Gren-Aery Tiffany of Pack Run
Ch Am Anger Starlight
EAGER SCOTTIES
Eino & Gertrude Reida
119 Pelley St.
Gardner, MA 01440
617-632-3677
"Amos" finished at 18 months. He is
a beautiful dog .
Breeder-Owner handled and conditioned.
Ch Carnation Casino
Ch Firebrand 's Viking Rex
Ch Viking Carny Ann
Ch Camydnas Pinwheel
CH HILLVIEW'S FRIAR TUCK
Ch Li vy Reanda Fullivet
mos,
s the
:ottie.
John a nd Janet Bartholomew
RRl, Norwa lk , Iowa 50211
515-285-0787 I 515-1285-6249
Eng Ch Brio Cabin Boy
Eng Ch Brio Fair 'n Square
Eng Ch Brio Call Me Madam
Eng Am Ch Gaywyn Likely Lad
Eng Ch Gaywyn Emperor
Eng Ch Gaywyn Leila
Eng Ch Gaywyn Isa
CH SUNRISE COUNTRY SQUIRE
Eng Ch Gaywyn Landmark
Ch Perler Perfect Match
Penny Black of Perler
Curtis' El eano r R
Ch Ma rlorain Alfie of Anstamm
Ch Lady Ch ips of Cerstrom
Ch Revran Cantata
SUNRISE KENNELS
Sandra L. Lehrack
32081 East Nine Drive
Laguna Niguel, CA 92677
714-493-9559
"Robbie" finished at just 10 months with
5 majors, including 2 BOB wins over
Specials . He excels in temperament and
type , He ii a true "Show Dog" with
sound m1ovement, a good topline and
excellent ears and expression .
Ch Gaidoune Great Bear
Ch Sagettes Murphy' s Leisure
Ch Carmichael's Heiress
Ch Ki nsmen 's Noble Heir
Ch Scot's Guard Troop The Colors
Sagettes Mary Dweller
Ch Carmichael 's Heiress
CH KINSMON 'S REBEL RYAN
Ch Gaidoune Great Fun Bear I I
Ch Gaidoune Tinsel Glow
Ch Gaidoune Groovy Bear
Ch Gaidoune Great Bear Again
Ch Gaidoune Candy Bear
Ch Gaidoune Lainie Bear
Am Can Ch Firebrand's Bookmaker
Ch Viking Carny Ann
Ch Hil lv iew's Friar Tuck
HILLVIEW'S LITTLE JOHN
Ch Dunbar's Roya l Flush
Ch Li vy Reanda Full ivet
Hill v iew Anastisia
has 3
stublove
515-285-0787 I 515-1285-6249
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"Ryan" is a very sound , typey Scotty .
He has excellent temperament, harsh
coat , good expression . "Ryan's" show
career was short lived due to his magnificent showmanship in achieving his
championship title in limited shows . VWD
Normal. 158%
KINSMON SCOTTISH TERRIERS
Edward & Alice Watkins
67 Benson Lane
Reisterstown, MD 21136
301-833-1368
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Ch Carnation Casino
Ch Firebrand ' s Bookmaker
Ch Firebrand ' s Dark Velour
Ch Sandgreg's Headliner
Ch Charves Dazzler Dyke
Ch Charves Dashing Dawty
Ch Charves Maggie Lauder
SANDGREG'S EXCALIBUR.
Ch Firebrand's Bookmaker
Ch Sandgreg' s Editorial
Ch Charves Dashing Dawtie
Ch Burnt-Land ' s Bewitching Mist
Ch Sandgreg's Ball O' Fire
Campbell's Angela of Argyle
Charves Dashing Discotheque
FOXAIRN
Sanderson & Margaret Mclllwaine
7725 Jennings Rd.
Whitmore Lake, Ml 48189
"Joshua", VWD tested 133%, currently
has 10 pts. (3 majors) all won from the
_puppy class. A very impressive youngster he will be available to approved
bitches .
313-426-3712
C
CH
C
"Danny" is now at home with his co·
owner Barbara DeSaye.
He has sev·
eral promising puppies who will be in
the ring in late Spring. "Danny" pro·
duces excellent bone, substance, his
super personality & showmanship . VWD
Normal
Ch Gaywyn Joel
Ch Gaywyn Landmark
Ch . Gaywyn Lisa
Ch Perler Perfect Match
Ch Eilburn High Society
By Jingo Its Solo
CH HYSCOT MATCHLESS GINGER BOY
Eng Am Can Ch Bardene Boy Blue
Ch Hyscot Andeigh Gi-Blue
Ch Van lstendal's Ginger Snap
Hyscot Blue Laurel
Eng Can Am Ch Bardene Boy Blue
Anstamm Blue Jenifer
Anstamm Dark Mindora
HYSCOT
Jea nne-Marie C. Heyder
2609 Abilene St.
Aurora, CO 80011
"Charlie" is a multiple BOB winner,
proven sire of elegant, sound pups,
Tested VWD High Normal. Representi ng
top American & English bloodlines.
303-344-0946
Cl
CH
8;
''Sasha" is proud of his two American
Champions. He has several young off·
spring who will make their debut this
summer. "Sasha" prodm:es tremendous
bone, substance , elegance & super temperaments . VWD Normal
Ch Anstamm Dark Ventuure
Anstamm Paragon
Ch Anstamm Happy Venture
Eng Can Am Ch Bardene Bobby
Dazzler
Ch Fitzwilliam's Happy Girl
Ch Mar-De's Dark Felicia
CH HYSCOT HAPPY JESTER
Ch Van lstendal's Ginger Snag
Hyscot Blue Laurel
HYSCOT
Jeanne-Marie C. Heyder
2609 Abilene St.
Aurora, CO 80011
"Danny" an impressive showman, producing typey puppies with superb temperament, VWD Tested High Normal. His
pedigree combines top producers of all
time.
303-344-0946
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CH
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"Simon congratulates his daughter Ch
Terriwalls Powerplay on her WB/BOW
win at the STCA Rotating June 1981 and
for her breeds wins out East . "Simon"
is now in obedience & loves every minute of it. VWD Normal
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Ch Carnation Casino
Ch Fi rebra nd's Bookmaker
Ch Firebrand' s Dark Velour
Ch Sandgreg's Headliner
Ch Charves Dashing Dawty
Ch Charves Maggie Lauder
SANDGREG'S EXCALIBUR .
Ch Firebrand 's Bookmaker
Ch Sandgreg' s Editorial
Ch Charves Da shing Dawtie
Ch Burnt-Land 's Bewitching Mist
Ch Sandgreg's Bal l O'Fire
Cam pbe ll 's Angela of Argyle
Charves Dashing Discotheque
FOXAIRN
Sanderson & Margaret Mclllwaine
7725 Jennings Rd.
Whitmore Lake , Ml 48189
313426-3 712
·rently
m the
roungiroved
Ch Carnation Casino
Ch Sandgreg's Head I iner
Sandgreg's Dashing Dawtie
Am Can Ch Charves Maggie Lauder
CH BRAEBURN'S MAIN EVENT
Ch Anstamm Dark Venture
Ch Anstamm Happy Moment
Ch Bardene Bobby Dazzler
Anstamm Dazzling Diedre
Ch Anstamm Bright Promise
TERRIWALL
Bengt & Cynthia Wallgren
2281 Manchester
Birmingham, Ml 48008
313-649-6363
. SANDGREG
John & Barbara DeSaye
2275 Morris Rd .
Lapeer, Ml 48446
313-664-8291
"Danny" is now at home with his coowner Barbara DeSaye .
He has several promising puppies who will be in
the ring in late Spring. "Danny" produces excellent bone, substance, his
super personality & showmanship . VWD
Normal
Ch Gaywyn Joel
Ch Gaywyn Landmark
Ch. Gaywyn Lisa
Ch Perl or Perfect Match
Ch Eilburn High Society
Penny Black of Perlor
By Jingo Its Solo
CH HYSCOT MATCHLESS GINGER BOY
Eng Am Can Ch Bardene Boy Blu e
Ch Van lstendal ' s Ginger Snap
Hyscot Blue Laurel
Anstamm Blu e Jenifer
An stamm Dark Mindora
HYSCOT
2609 Abilene St.
Aurora , CO 80011
303-344-0946
inner,
pups,
enting
s.
Ch Gaywyn Emperor
Ch Gaywyn Joel
Gaywyn Busybody
Ch Gaywyn Landmark
Int Ch Gosm ore Gillson Highland
King
Ch Gaywyn Lisa
Ch Gaywyn Bonetta
CH BARDENE BOOKMARK
Bright Button of Bardene
Dublay Genevieve
Bardene Black Silk
Bardene Black Coffee
Ch Bardene Be Mino
''Sasha" is proud of his two American
Champions. He has several young off.
spring who will make their debut this
summer. "Sasha" produces tremendous
bone, substance, elegance & super temperaments . VWD Normal
TERRIWALL
2281 Manchester
Birmingham , Ml 48008
313-649-6363
Eng Can Am Ch Bardene Boy Bl ue
Ch Anstamm Dark Ventuure
An stam m Paragon
Eng Can Am Ch Bardene Bobby
Dazzler
Ch Fitzwill iam's Happy Girl
CH HYSCOT HAPPY JESTER
Ch Van lstendal ' s Ginger Snag
Hyscot Blue Laurel
HYSCOT
2609 Abilene St.
Aurora, CO 80011
303-344-0946
protem. His
of all
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Bardene By Jingo
Bardene Black Honey
Ch Sandgreg's Candyman
Am Can Ch Sandgreg's Keno Ticket
Sandgreg's Money Girl
Am Can Ch Charves Dashing Dawtie
CH TERRIWALLS POWERHOUSE
Am Can Ch Sandgreg's Ball O'Fire
Terriwall's Lucky Charm
Terriwall Bonnie Dazzler
Terriwall Miss Muffit
Am Can Ch Terriwall Tobermory
Triumph
Terriwall Chatanooga Cho-Cho
Ch Terriwall Barbie Dazzler
"Simon congratulates his daughter Ch
Terriwalls Powerplay on her WB/BOW
win at the STCA Rotating June 1981 and
for her breeds wins out East. "Simon"
is now in obedience & loves every minute of it. VWD Normal
TERRIWALL
2281 Manchester
Birmingham, Ml 48008
313-649-6363
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Jaudon's Guid Brigadier
Ch Jaudon's Highland Jester
Ch Glenlivet's Heatherbell
Ch Glenlivet's Gordon of Jaudon
Ch Marymac's Great Asset
Am Can Ch Glenlivet's Christina
Lynda's Wee Bonnie Lassie
CH JURA OF THE HEBRIDES
Ch Jaudon's Highland Jester
Am Ber Ch Gigha Of The Hebrides
Am Ber Ch Camyscot Miss Pepper
Seil Of The Hebrides
Ch Bonnie Prince McDougal
Edina's Tammie
Ch Dunedin Glenlivet Catriona
Shown finishing under Dr. Duone
year. Winner of the Scots Guard
Trophy. 2 Group , 4 BOB and 6
placements, i n limited showing. At
to approved bitches.
SCOTTIES OF THE HEBRIDES
Dame Catharine C. Carpender
1519 Princess Street
Wilmington, NC 28401
919-763·1659
at 1
1980
BOS
stud
Ch
CH~
Ch
Ke
This beautiful Wheaton finished his
championship in 9 shows. Multiple Best
of Breed w i nner. Look for him as a
Special next year .
Ch Barberry Knowe Blizzard
Seagraves' Heather Starfire
Ch Barberrry Knowe Merrymaker
Ch Carmichael's Cornelia
AM CAN CH BLUEBERRY'S COLONIAL
CAPER
Ch Rinklestone Bryndle Bryar
Rinklestone Blackie Black
Ch Camydnas MacGregor
O'Rennen Kitsala
Rob Roy's Shot In The Dark
BLUEBERRY HILL
Kathi Brown
296 Taylor Rd
Stow, MA 01775
617-897-4717
"Fred", · three year top terrier, multiple
Specialty & Group winner, combines
bone & correct size, type and temperament. Proven stud; Ch sire . Co-owned
by Kathi Brown & Shirley Howe.
En
CH F
Pe
Sire of 5 champions in 1981, Multi BOB
and Group winner. Lin e bred, he excells
in coat & bone, with excellent mouth.
A truely typey Scottie , all of which he
is passing to his progeny. VWD Normal
Ch Jabberwok Bristol Stomp
Ch Seagraves Rogue' s Image
Neidfyre Bright Star
Ch Neidfyre Almanie Whistle
BLUEBERRY'S HARVARD BARD!
Ch Scots Guard Troop The Colors
Ch Carm ichael 's Fanfare
Ch Blueberrys Wayside Willow
Ch Rinkl estone Bryndle Brye
Ch Blueberry Th istle
O'Rennan Kitsa la
BLUEBERRY HILL
Kathi Brown
296 Taylor Rd
Stow, MA 01775
617 ·897-4 717
"Alexander" pictured here at seven
months reflects potential in the ring as
well as at stud. Although he will not
be offered until the Spring he is shown
here for consideration of phenotype and
genotype.
24
Ch
CH liJ
Ch
"Kid " , an intelligent compact l ittle dog.
He's low to the ground and heavy
boned . Has a magnificently hard coat
and a good sound temperament.
25
Jaudon's Guid Brigadier
Ch Jaudon 's Highland Jester
Ch Glenlivet's Heatherbell
Ch Glenlivet's Gordon of Jaudon
Ch Marymac's Great Asset
Am Can Ch Glenlivet's Christina
Lynda's Wee Bonnie lassie
CH JURA OF THE HEBRIDES
Ch Jaudon ' s Highland Jester
Am Ber Ch Gigha Of The Hebrides
Am Ber Ch Camyscot Miss Pepper
Seil Of The Hebrides
Ch Bonnie Prince McDougal
Edina's Tammie
Ch Dunedin Glenlivet Catriona
I
SCOTTIES OF THE HEBRIDES
Dame Catharine C. Carpender
1519 Princess Street
Wilmington, NC 28401
at 1
1980
BOS
t stud
Eng Am Ch Bardene Boy Blue
Ch Wayridge Wistful Wise Guy
Ridge lei Dazzling Wendy
Ch Kenjo Gold Braid Commander
Johnson's Black Beard
Bonnie lass Mystical Heather
Johnson's Mystical lady
CH ROUGHCASTLE FAIR HAIRED BOY
Bardene By Gosh
Dublay Genevieve
Ch Kenjo Roughcastle Rainbow
Ch Kenjo Grand Commander
Kenjo Goldie McCullough
Fancy Katherine McCullough
ROUGHCASTLE
Dick and Faith Erlacher
2212 Tate Ave.
Ft. Lupton , CO 80621
This beautiful Wheaton finished his
championship in 9 shows·. Multiple Best
of Breed winner. Look for him as a
Special next year.
919-763-1659
303-659-6426/659-9024
Ch Barberry Knowe Blizzard
Seagraves' Heather Starfire
Ch Barberrry Knowe Merrymaker
Ch Carmichael's Cornelia
AM CAN CH BLUEBERRY'S COLONIAL
CAPER
·
Ch Camydnas MacGregor
O'Rennen Kitsala
Rob Roy's Shot In The Dark
Eng Ch Gaywyn Joel
Gaywyn Busybody
Ch Gosmore Gillson Highland King
Eng Ch Gaywyn Lisa
Eng Ch Gaywyn Benetta
CH PERLOR PERFECT MATCH
Eng Ch lnverdruie Scorchin
Eng Ch Eilburn High Society
Bardene Betwixt
Eng Ch Eilburn High Society
By Jingo It's Solo
By Jingo It's Honey
BLUEBERRY HILL
Kathi Brown
296 Taylor Rd
Stow, MA 01775
rltiple
1bines
1pera1wned
617-897-4717
Ch Jabberwok Bristol Stomp
Ch Seagraves Rogue's Image
Neidfyre Bright Star
Ch Neidfyre Almanie Whistle
BLUEBERRY'S HARVARD BARD!
Ch Carmichael's Fanfare
Ch Blueberrys Wayside Willow
Ch Rinkl estone Bryndle Brye
O'Rennan Kitsala
BLUEBERRY HILL
Kathi Brown
296 Taylor Rd
Stow, MA 01775
;even
1g as
I not
hown
1 and
617-897-4717
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BESSCO:rT'S
Jack & Elizabeth Cooper
7843 Everett Way
Arvada, CO 80005
Sire of 5 champions in 1981, Multi BOB
and Group winner. Line bred, he excells
in coat & bone, with excellent mouth.
A truely typey Scottie, all of which he
is passing to his progeny. VWD Normal
303-420-9457
!
l
Ch Walsing Westwind of Barberry
Knowe
Ch Barberry Knowe Windfall
Ch Barberry Knowe Sandpiper
Ch Barberry Knowe Bonnie Ballad
Fashion Fine Romance
CH MAC LAPIN GRAIN OF SAND, CD
Ch Scots Delight Rough Rider
Ch Kirk Nor Out Rider
Kirk Nor Hey Babe
Ch Maclapin Judith Kittle Bee
Ch McRae's No Apologies
Carmichael ' s Leal Lesley
FAITH HARROP
3425 Primrose
Philadelphia, PA 19114
"Kid", an intelligent compact little dog.
He's low to the ground and heavy
boned. Has a magnificently hard coat
and a good sound temperament.
215-969-1875
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Ch Wishing Well Gambler's Dream
Ch Capre's Blackjack of Gartland
Gartland Brad ' s Bonnie
Ch Glenby's Gallant Guy
Merryscotts Mr Marty
Ch Glenby Gay Contessa
Ch Greyridge Wicked Witch
GLENBY'S GALLANT TROUPER
Ch Kenjo Venturesome Commander
Kenjo's Lucky Penny
Am Can Ch Glenby's Leading Lady
Ch Glenby Merry Machioness
Ch Grayridge Wicked Witch
GLENBY'S
Fred & Christine Stephens
15560 S. Lammer Road
Oregon City, OR 97045
"J .J.", SFBSTC sweeps winner, Sweeps
& WD at Az . STC for 5 pt . major. Excells in very harsh black coat, heavy
bone, strong muzzle, long head with
beautiful expression and showmanship.
VWD High Clear.
503·632-6075
En
CH I
RE
"Sunny", one of the last sons of Eng
Ch Gaywyn Kingson, is line bred to Eng
Ch Kennelgarth Viking and. is producing
well, the sire of eight champions this
year.
Eng Ch Brio Fair N' Square
Eng Ch Gaywyn Leila
Eng Ch Gaywyn Lisa
AM CAN CH GLENBY GALLANT LAD
Castlegrag Little John
Lockton of Leys
Loch Moy's Sand Storm
Ch Theda Theda
Ch Firebrand ' s Bookmaker
Heritage Farm's Stewa rdess
Ch Gillsie Dream Girl
"~ric". BIS, Multiple Group & Specialty
winner. Excells in Movement & type .
Short back, outstanding shoulders lay
back & exceptional front. Throwing
lleautifu l heads, small ears, dark eyes.
hard straight coats, substance & fiery
spirit . VWD Clear.
GLENBY'S
15560 S. Lamm er Road
503-632-6075
Ch
CH C
Ch
"Bingo" has returned to Dunbar Ken·
nels. A BIS son of Happy Venture & is
probably one of the most overlooked
studs available today. I believe he has
a great deal to offer the breed .
Ch Gaywyn Joel
Ch Gaywyn Jolson
Ch Gaywyn Lisa
Ch Gaywyn Telek
Ch Gillson Grand Disco Queen
Gaywyn Drambie Lass
Gaywyn Jenny Bell
CH TIDDLY-MOUNT FREEMAN
Aberscot Aquisition
Eng Int Ch Lawlord of Scarista
Ch Alberscot Gillson Celebrity
Balmacewan Beautiful Tiddly-Mount
Aberscot Prin cipa l Boy
Balmacewan Dark Eyes
Aberscot Society Lady
"Archie". This marvelous youngster, Kennel Review' s Standard of the Breed, is
a multiple BIS & Group winner . Undupli·
cated bloodlines, typical Diehard temperament and personality. Outstanding
ring presence & showmanship. "Archie"
... perhaps the best since "Bingo".
LAUREN LEIGH
Harry Sebel, Jr.
7226 Brentfield Drive
Dallas, TX 75248
2 14-931-5714
26
En1
Ki r
CH D
Sa1
The Democrat, co-owned by Wm Crouse,
is a multiple Group and BIS winner and
has produced Group & BIS winners.
His pedigree carries the blood of Ken·
nelgarth & Bardene which seems to be
a producing combination.
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Eng Am Ch Gossmore Gillson
Highland King
Eng Ch Gaywyn Kingson
Eng Ch Kennelgarth Viking
Eng Ch Gaywyn Bonetta
Gaywyn Boenigen
CH REANDA KINGS RANSOM
Eng Ch Kenne lgarth Knigh t Errant
Bardene Bi ngo Tessa
Reanda Rosally
Brunnoch Domino
Reanda Rosannetta
Barrow Green Renewal
Ch Wishing Well Gambl er's Dream
Ch Capre's Blackjack of Gartland
Gartland Brad's Bonnie
Ch Glenby's Gallant Guy
Ch Glenby Gay Contessa
Ch Greyridge Wicked Witch
GLENBY'S GALLANT TROUPER
Ch Kenjo Venturesome Commander
Kenjo's Lucky Penny
Am Can Ch Glenby's Leadi ng Lady
Ch Glenby Merry Machio ness
Ch Grayridge Wicked Witch
GLENBY'S
weeps
r. Ex·
heavy
with
nship.
503-632-6075
Eng Ch Brio Fair N' Square
Eng Ch Gaywyn Leila
Eng Ch Gaywyn Lisa
AM CAN CH GLENBY GALLANT LAD
Castlegrag Little John
Lockton of Leys
Loch Moy's Sand Storm
Ch Th eda Theda
Ch Firebrand's Bookmaker
He ritage Farm 's Stewardess
Ch Gillsie Dream Girl
!Cialty
type .
rs lay
rowing
eyes,
. fiery
GLENBY'S
503-632-6075
DUNBAR KENNELS
Richard Hensel
4505 Refugee Road
Columbus, Ohio 43227
"Sunny", one of the last sons of Eng
Ch Gaywyn Kingson, is line bred to Eng
Ch Kennelgarth Viking and. i s producing
well, the sire of eight champions this
year.
l ()
614-861-3506
I
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.t
'~
DUNBAR KENNELS
Richard Hensel
4505 Refugee Road
"Bingo" has returned to Dunbar Ken·
nels. A BIS son of Happy Venture & is
probably one of the most overlooked
studs available today, I believe he has
a great deal to offer the breed .
614-861-3506
Eng Am Ch Barde ne Bingo
Bardene Breezandi
Eng Am Ch Gosmore Gillson Highland
King
Eng Ch Gillsie Principal Girl
CH DUNBAR'S DEMOCRAT OF SANDOONE
Ch Reanda Rosko
Eng Ch Ke ntwelle .Krocus
Ch Anstamm Dark Dennis
Ch Sandoone Sable 11
Sandoone Miss Jacqueline
Ch Gaywyn Joel
Ch Gaywyn Jol son
Ch Gaywyn Lisa
Ch Gaywyn Telek
Ch Gillson Grand Di sco Queen
Gaywyn Drambie Lass
Gaywyn Jenny Bell
CH TIDDLY·MOUNT FREEMAN
Aberscot Aquisition
Eng Int Ch Law lord of Scarista
Ch Alberscot Gillson Cele brity
Ba lmacewan Bea utiful Tidd ly-Mount
Aberscot Principa l Boy
Balmacewan Dark Eyes
Aberscot Society Lady
r, Ken·
~e d , is
nd upli·
I tem·
anding
LAUREN LEIGH
Harry Sebel, Jr.
7226 Brentfield Drive
Dallas, TX 75248
,.
~rchie"
214-931-5714
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Ch Bardene Boy Blue
Anstamm Paragon
Bardene Bobby Dazzler
Ch Mar-De 's Dark Felicia
CH DUNBAR'S DISTINCTION
Ch Dunbar's Special Agent
Ch Dunbar's Silver Tassie
Ch DDunbar's Abigail
Ch Bardene Bingo
Hil-Rays Scotland's Splendour
Ch Gaidoune Gale of of Hil-Ray's
The Democrat, co-owned by Wm Crouse,
is a multiple Group and BIS winner and
has produced Group & BIS winners.
His pedigree carries the blood of Ken·
nelgarth & Bardene which seems to be
a producing combination .
DUNBAR KENNELS
Richard Hensel
4505 Refugee Road
614-861-3506
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Ch Schaeffers Marco Polo
Ch Schaeffers First Impression
Barberry Knowe Babe
CH WYCHWOOO BEAU GESTE
Ch Seagraves Heather Rouge
Ch Seagraves Rouge Image
Seagraves Heather Starfire
Ch Am Anger Glendale Star
Ch Barberry Knowe Merrymaker
Ch Fashion Merry Star
WYCHWOOD
Fred and Jean Ferris
P.O. Box 605
Old Lyme, Conn 06371
'"Beau", just 2 years old, is beginning
his specials career. His pedigree speaks
for itself. Watch for "Beau" and his
offspring in '82. Quality not Quantity.
203-434-8991
c
Ch
c
CH R
c
Ch
c
"Remie". finished with numerous BO.l
and Group 2 over Specials . He passes
his harsh coat, good bone, dark, dark
eye, length of head and his small ears
plus personality to his offsprings .
Ch Schaeffers Calling Card
Ellsie
Ch Schaeffers Main Man
Ch Seagraves Rouges Image
Ch Am Anger Starburrst
CH WYCHWOOD LITTLE BIG MAN
Ch Carmichael ' s Fanfare
Ch Wychwood Julia L.
WYCHWOOD
Jean and Kathy Ferris
P.O. Box 605
"Bob", pictured at 9 mo•s of age fin·
ished his championship before his 1st
birthday. As always Wychwood presents
Quality not Quantity .
203-434-8991
Cl
Ch
STONE
Cl
Ch V
er
P.
"Rocky" pictured at one year of age .
Eng Ch Kennelgarth Knight
Bardene Bingotessa
Eng Ch Kennelgarth Edrick
Eng Ch Kennelgarth King of Scots
Kennelgarth Queen of Diamonds
Eng Ch Kennelgarth Black Diamond
AM CAN CH KENNELGARTH COLIN
Eng Ch Gaywyn Joel
Eng Ch Gaywyn Lisa
Kennelgarth Nell Gwyn
Eng Ch Gillson Grandiloquence
Gillson Enterprise
Gillson Serene
TAIPAN KENNELS
"PEREGIL"
Berenda Perez-Gili
2666 Lyon Road
Newark, NY 14513
"Colin" a great and typical Kennelgarth
with Viking and Bingo on both sides .
Finished at 16 months. Big bones, heavy
coat. VWD Clear 94%
315-597-6878
28
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Cl
En
Ch R
Re
CH SCI
Ch
Ru fft
Ch
Rt lC
"'Baron" f1n1snea at just 14 montns witn
4 majors and recently began his Specials
career with consistent Group placements .
Combines correct balance, size and temperament. Excellent movement and expression. VWD tested clear.
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Ch Schaeffers Marco Polo
Ch Schaeffers First Impression
Barberry Knowe Babe
CH WYCHWOOD BEAU GESTE
Ch Seagraves Heather Rouge
Ch Seagraves Rouge Image
Ch Barberry Knowe Merrymaker
WYCHWOOD
Fred and Jean Ferris
P.O. Box 605
Old Lyme , Conn 06371
203-434-8991
;inning
speaks
id his
antity.
Ch Ram Tree-Stonehedge Kg Arthur
Ch Marlorain Lolita
Marlorain Lola
CH RAM TREE MERRY REMEMBERANCE
Wychworth Wayfarer
Ch Fashion First Impression
Ch Ram Tree Merry Cricketteer
Ch Carmichael's Matchmaker
Ch Ram Tree Merry Go Round
Ch Raab Hill Merry Poppins
RAM TREE
Dick and Jackie Seelbach
17 Pine Tree Rd .
Ramsey, NJ 07446
201-327-9398
"Remie". finished with numerous BO.l
and Group 2 over Specials . He passes
his harsh coat, good bone, dark , dark
eye. length of head and his small ears
plus personality to his offsprings .
Ellsie
Ch Am Anger Starburrst
CH WYCHWOOD LITTLE BIG MAN
Ch Wychwood Julia L.
WYCHWOOD
Jean and Kathy Ferris
P.O. Box 605
203-434-8991
ie fin·
1is 1st
resents
Ellsie
Ch Am Anger Starburst
STONECREST'S SEA ROCKET
Ch Wychwood's Sea Brreze
Ch Rouge Image
Ch Fash ion Merry Star
STONECREST
George White & Louise White
P.O. Box 286, Kings Factory Rd .
Charlestown, RI 02813
401-364-6277
"Rocky" pictured at one year of age .
Eng Am Ch Gosmore Gillson
Highland King
Eng Ch Gaywyn Kingson
Eng Ch Gaywyn Benetta
Ch Reanda Kings Ransom
Eng Ch Kenne lgarth Knight Errant
Reanda Rosally
Reanda Rosannetta
CH SCOTSBAIRN'S BARON DHU
Eng Am Ch Gosmore Gillson
Highland King
Ch Dunbar's Democrat of Sandoo ne
Ruffton's Compliment of Sadie
Ch Dunbar's Southern Dancer
Ch Dunbar's Bear-Bee Doll
SCOTS BAIRN
Thomas & Jan Beaman
Rt 10, Box 6358 Ft. Worth, TX 76135
817--237-5224
. . co-owners . .
RUFFiTON
Richard & Debby Fowler
2434 Via Bonita Carrollton, TX 75006
214-242-1827
Eng Ch Kenne lgarth Viking
Eng Ch Kennelgarth Knight
Bardene Bingotessa
Eng Ch Kennelgarth Ed r ick
Eng Ch Kennelgarth King of Scots
Eng Ch Kennelgarth Black Diamond
AM CAN CH KENNELGARTH COLIN
Eng Ch Gaywyn Joel
Eng Ch Gaywyn Lisa
Eng Ch Gillson Grandiloquence
Gillson Enterprise
Gill son Serene
TAIPAN KENNELS
"PEREGIL"
Berenda Perez-Gili
2666 Lyon Road
Newark, NY 14513
315-597-6878
elgarth
sides .
, heavy
28
"Baron" t1n1snea at just 14 montns witn
4 majors and recently began his Specials
career with consistent Group placements .
Combines correct balance, size and temperament. Excellent movement and expression . VWD tested clear.
29
Anstamm Paragon
REDOUBTS' SALUTE TO ANSTAMM
Eng Am Can Ch Bardene Bingo
Ch Ridge Lei Bobby Bingo
Ridge Lei Dazzling Wendy
Cr Wayridge Becky Nie Bobby
A.l.P.'s Miss Sparkel 0
Charves Kate Dalrymple
REDOUBTS'
Don & Carol Plott
213 Harris Grrove Ln
Yorktown, VA 23692
"Chris" is Happy ventures• top produc·
ing son with 12 Chs . Sire of Specialty
winners, Grandsire of Group winners . 8
yrs. old, very healthy, still at active stud.
Black. VWD 103. Fee $250. Bitches re·
ceived Norfolk & Richmond airports.
1-804-898-7737
At
Ch \
Vi'
CH BE
Pe
Ch E
Be
"Jock" is a proven sire producing move·
ment, good mouths & short backs. He is
also winning breeds & Group placements
consistently. Watch for him in '82 VWD
High Normal & at stud to approved
bitches.
Ch Fitzwilliams Happy Girl
Redoubts' Salute to Anstamm
Ch Wayridge Becky Nie Bobby
A.L.P.'s Miss Sparkle 0'
CH REDOUBTS' GAELWYN C'EST MOI
Ch Gaelwyn 's Beauregard
Sagette's Silver Mist
Gaelwyn's Beau's Image
Don John's Wee Bonnie
Ch Wayridge Highland Beauty
REDOUBTS'
Don & Carol Plott
Yorktown, VA 23692
"O'Neill" is the sire of 5 Chs. m.or1
shown this Spring. Sire of Specialty
and Group winners. Small, very typey,
Black, very .animated. Finished at 3!11,
7 shows. Fee $250. VWD Normal
1-804-898-7737
Ch
Ben s
Be
CH BE
Vie
View1
ea·
"Black Bart", a typey Scot, is a proven
sire, throwing his head, rear and good
temperament.
His daughter, Aberlou
Modesty Blaine (12.13.80) needs only a
major to finish. Watch for "Black Bart"
in '82. VWD Normal, at stud ~· ith owners.
Ch Anstamm Dark venture
Redoubts' Salute Anstamm
A.L.P.'s Miss Sparkle O'
CH LORAE DONOVAN DAVIS
Ch Meeder's Discord
Glencannon's Copy of EllScot
EllScot Wanda Wiggles
Scotbairn's April Fool
Scotbairn's Chatacot
Scotbairn's Pride of Dundee.
REDOUBTS'
Don & Carol Plott
Yorktown, VA 23692
"Donnie", Harsh j:Oated young black
dog from todays popular lines High VWD,
proven stud in excellent health. Fee
$175.
1-804-898-7737
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Ch
F
Ch KE
E
Ch
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CAN
A~
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Hal
[
St Au '
\
Hal
[
"Guy", four generations of dual country
champions. Guys daughter Eedyann of
Chess finished in Canada with a 2Group
1st.
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Aberscot Gillsie Envoy
Aberscot Acquisition of Viewpark
Romona of Lakelynn
Ch Viewpark Buteman
Viewpark Matador
Viewpark Maid of Bute
CH BENSCOT'S TICKLE EM JOCK
Viewpark Truely Fair
Penbriar Patriarch
Ch Benscot Lassie
Ch Benscot Highland Thistle
Benscot Gay Boy
Benscot Heatherbelle
Benscot Gay Model
Anstamm Paragon
REDOUBTS' SALUTE TO ANSTAMM
Eng Am Can Ch Bardene Bingo
Ridge Lei Dazzling Wendy
Cr Wayridge Becky Nie Bobby
A.L.P.'s Miss Sparkel o
Charves Kate Dalrymple
REDOUBTS'
Don & Carol Plott
Yorktown, VA 23692
1-804-898-7737
producJecialty
iners. 8
·e stud.
hes re·
1orts.
BENSCOT
James Bennie & Beth Cloven
13230 Tacoma
Detroit, MI 48205
"Jock" is a proven sire producing move·
ment, good mouths & short backs. He is
also winning breeds & Group placements
consistently. Watch for him in '82. VWD
High Normal & at stud to approved
bitches.
313-521-0237
Benscot Highland Piper
Benscot Bruce
Benscot Maggie
Benscot Gay Model
CH BENSCOT'S BLACK BARTHOLOMEW
Eng Ch Lawlord of Scarista
Viewpark Outlaw
Viewpark Kirsty
Viewpark Ruby
Aberscot Acquisition of Viewpark
Carrie of Viewpark
Viewpark Carry-On
Redoubts' Salute to Anstamm
CH REDOUBTS' GAELWYN C'EST MOI
Ch Gaelwyn ' s Beauregard
Sagette's Silver Mist
Gaelwyn's Beau's Image
Don John's Wee Bonnie
Ch Wayridge Highland Beauty
REDOUBTS'
Don & Carol Plott
Yorktown, VA 23692
1-804-898-7737
. m.ori
pecialty
typey,
at 3Jl2.
al
ABERLOU
Bill and Nancy Armour
2581 Crooks Rd.
Pontiac, Ml 48057
"Black Bart", a typey Scot, is a proven
sire, throwing his head, rear and good
temperament.
His daughter, Aberlou
Modesty Blaine (12.13.80) needs only a
major to finish. Watch for "Black Bart"
in '82. VWD Normal, at stud with owners.
313-853-7155/ 4222
Ch Renaldo's Total Score
Renaldo's Sweet N' Sassy
Ch Kenspeckle of Chess
Brio Midas
Ch Gadget of Chess
Crickets Kilt
CAN AM CH GUYSMILIE OF CHESS
Bardene Bacarrat
Hafan Home Guard
Dalblane Bacarrat
St Aubrey Hafan High Society
Viewpark Matador
Hafan Huntress
Dalblane Misty Dawn
Redoubts' Salute Anstamm
CH LORAE DONOVAN DAVIS
Ch Meeder's Discord
Glencannon's Copy of EllScot
EllScot Wanda Wiggles
Scotbairn's April Fool
Scotbairn's Chatacot
Scotbairn's Pride of Dundee.
REDOUBTS'
Don & Carol Plott
Yorktown, VA 23692
1·804-898-7737
; black
!h VWD,
:h. Fee
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CHESS SCOTTIES
Sandi Anderson
Box 275
Fort Covington, NY 12937
518-358-2039
"Guy", four generations of dual country
champions. Guys daughter Eedyann of
Chess finished on Canada with a 2Group
1st.
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Eng San Am Ch Bardene Blue Boy
Ch Anstamm Paragon
Ch Fitzwilliams's Happy Girl
CH MERRIMACS HAPPY STRUTTER
Ch Gosmore Gillsie Scotch Lad
Ch Glads Macs Scotch Lad
Ch Glad Macs Sweet Talk
Glad Macs Goody Goody
Eng Can Am Ch Bardene Bingo
Ch Gay Clan Abigial Ann
Ch Glad Macs Wave of Seaglen
MERRIMACS
Ruth Peffley
7676 S.W. Canyon Drive
Portland, OR 97225
503-292-2076
"Happy", at stud. Produces large litters
of black puppies • very nice heads, ears
and - good general confirmation. VWD
Clear.
c
Ch
CH DI
c
Ch
c
"Tiger Two" winner of seven Speelialties
(three of them Nationals) . Multiple BIS
winner. VWD Clear . At stud with his
agent, Begit Coady.
Ch Gaywyn Joel
Ch Gaywyn Landmark
Ch Gaywyn Lisa
Ch Bardene Bookmark
Bardene Black Silk
CH HUGHCREST HOME-BREW
Ch Fitzwilliams Hapy Girl
Ch Sonata Serrenade
Brunnoch Domino
Ch Reanda Razziella
Barrow Green Renewell
F
Tarr
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HEAT!
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Hea
s
HEi
HUGHCREST
Chris and Judy Hughes
12201 Baker Ter.
Woodstockk, ILL 60098
815-338-8686
"Beau", an elegant, flashy, extremely
sound dog with a beautiful long clean
head . short back and excellent bone .
He is multiple BOB and Specialty BIS
winner. VWD Clear 104%.
"Doug" - Heatherton Highland Scots have
well boned bodies; level toplines; small
ears; dark eyes & noses; thick, course
coats; sparkling personalities' and love
to hunt . VWD Clear. New litter just
whelped 23 January '82.
Ch Gaywyn Landmark
Ch Bardene Bookmark
Bardene Black Silk
Hughcrest Bogart of Bar-None
Ch Anstamm Happy Ventue
Ch Sonata Serenade
Ch Reanda Razziella
HUGHCREST JACK DANIELS
Ch Dunbar's Democrat of Sandoone
Sanddoone Highland Heather
Ch Hughcrest Bottoms Up
Ch Hughcrest Happy Hour
Fitzwilliams Fancy
LOCHMARRYL SCOTTISH TERRIERS
Darryl and Margaret Drake
W243 S7600 Evergreen Drive
Mukwonago, WI 53149
414-662-4224
"Danny", co-owned by Judy Hughes, is a
beautifully bred, very sound dog with
a gorgeous head and eye. He produces
all the spirit you could want yet has a
truly loving disposition. Watch for him
to finish this spring. VWD Clear.
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B
Ir
K
Ch I
s
CH D.
c
Ch I
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"Dunstan" combines strong Barberry
Knowe, Carmichael's and Gaidoune lines
with "The Democrat". His get are benefiting from his small ears and small
dark eyes, as well as his harsh coat,
compactness, and beautiful temperament.
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Eng San Am Ch Bardene Blue Boy
Ch Anstamm Paragon
Ch Fitzwilliams's Happy Girl
CH MERRIMACS HAPPY STRUTTER
Ch Gosmore Gillsie Scotch Lad
Ch Glads Macs Scotch Lad
Ch Glad Macs Sweet Talk
Glad Macs Goody Goody
Eng Can Am Ch Bardene Bingo
Ch Gay Clan Abigial Ann
Ch Glad Macs Wave of Seaglen
MERRIMACS
Ruth Peffley
7676 S.W. Canyon Drive
Portland, OR 97225
503-292-2076
litters
s, ears
VWD
Ch Dunbar' s Democrat of Sandoone
Am Mex Int Ch Reanda Rosko
CH DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
Ch Gillsie Prince William
Eng Ch Gillsie Principal Girl
Ch Prairyhill's Promenader
Ch Sandgreg's Poker Chip
Ch Sandoone Prairyhill Rebecca
Sandoone Mistress Carole
"Tiger Two" winner of seven Speaialties
(three of them Nationals). Multiple BIS
winner. VWD Clear. At stud with his
agent, Begit Coady .
Ch Gaywyn Joel
Ch Gaywyn Landmark
Ch Gaywyn Lisa
Ch Bard ene Bookmark
Bardene Black Silk
CH HUGHCREST HOME·BREW
Ch Fitzwilliams Hapy Girl
Ch Sonata Serrenade
Brunnoch Domino
Ch Reanda Razziella
Barrow Green Renewell
BARBARA WILLIS
Agent, Bergit Coady
11779 Sheldon St.
Sun Valley, CA 91352
213-767-3330
Ch Viewpark Dictator
FiOr' s Rebels Gift of Buchclan
Tam O'Shanter of Heatherton
Carmichael's Innovat ion
Ginger's Highland Heather
Bilansal Aberrant Angel
HEATHERTON'S BLACK DOUGLAS
Sir Scamber Mac Crackei
Carnegie's Cream Troffles
Bilansal Wild Honey of Fords
Heatherton 's Peppered Nutmeg
Bilansal Steady Jon
Sheena's Kilt & Skirls
Kintyre's Bonnie Heather
HEATHERTON HIGHLAND KENNELS
HUGHCREST
Chris and Judy Hughes
12201 Baker Ter.
Woodstockk, I LL 60098
815-338-8686
remely
clean
bone.
ty BIS
"Doug" • Heatherton Highland Scots have
well boned bodies; level toplines; small
ears; dark eyes & noses; thick, course
coats; sparkling personalities• and love
to hunt. VWD Clear. New litter just
whelped 23 January '82.
Ch Gaywyn Landmark
Ch Bardene Bookmark
Bardene Black Silk
Hughcrest Bogart of Bar-None
Ch Anstamm Happy Ventue
Ch Sonata Serenade
Ch Reanda Razziella
HUGHCREST JACK DANIELS.
Sanddoone Highland Heather
Ch Hughcrest Bottoms Up
Ch Hughcrest Happy Hour
Fitzwil liams Fancy
LOCHMARRYL SCOTTISH TERRIERS
Darryl and Margaret Drake
W243 S7600 Evergreen Drive
Mukwonago, WI 53149
414-662-4224
is a
g with
·oduces
has a
)r him
!5 1
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BarbaraJane "Ginger" Middleton
R.D. # 1
Evans Mills, NY 13637
315-629-4882
lnt'I Ch Gosmore Gillson Highland
King
lnt'I Ch Reanda Rosko
Sa ndoone Highland Heather
CH D. DUNSTAN MAC LAPIN
Ch Scot's Delight Rough Rider
Ch Kirk Nor Out Rider
Kirk Nor Hey Babe
Ch MacLapin Judith Kittle Bee
Ch McRae's No Apologies
Carmichael's Leal Lesley
"Dunstan" combines strong Barberry
Knowe, Carmichael's and Gaidoune lines
with "The Democrat" . His get are benefiting from his small ears and small
dark eyes, as well as his harsh coat,
compactness, and beautiful tempera·
ment.
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MAC LAPIN reg .
Bart and Lorayne Lapin
22 Robins Nest Lane
West Chester, PA 19380
215-692-4583
THE SCOTTISH TERRIER CLVB
OF GREATER ATLANTA, INC.
REGIONAL CLUB
GREATER MIAMI STC
Marjorie Cohen, Editor - 1429 S.E. 6th St.
While most of us were either up to our ears
GMSTC held its 24th Annual Specialty on Jai
day with temperatures near 80 degrees! Miss
Sweepstakes Classes and Mrs. Michele Billing
Regular Classes. No show results have been rece
HEART OF AMERICA STC
Margaret MacDonald, Editor - 1208 W. 45t
1982-1983 OFFIC
President-Margaret MacDonald
V President-Rich Stephenson
DIRECTORS
Ronald Giese, Margaret Brokaw, Bonnie Davi
Alternates: Duane Haverty, Wm. Fenly and Tor
A grooming session was conducted by gue:
assisted by Lee Hastings. Everyone is getting t
MARCH 20th Specialty. Sandra Goose Allen
Regular Classes and Chris Hughes will judge the
THE SCOTTISH TERRIER CLUB
OF GREATER ATLANTA, INC.
We invite you to attend the 6th
STCGA SPECIALTY, APRIL 18, 1982
Judges •Sweepstakes: Debby (Kinsey) Mims
Conformation: Bart Lapin
•
Headquarters
STONE MOUNTAIN PARK AND INN
For Information Contact:
SUSAN MILLS, SECRETARY
1281 Brockett Road
Clarkston, GA 30021
(404) 934-8614
Enjoy Georgia in the Spring
and a
3 Show Weekend!
Plan to attend the banquet
APRIL 17, 1982
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GREATER DALLAS STC
Debby Fowler & Barry Ham
2434 Via Bonita, Carrollto
Tentative plans are to hold a Working Terri
Dallas STC 'Black & White' Specialty.
SAN FRANCISCO BAY STC
Izzie McCool, Editor - 2174 33nl Ave. ,
1982-1983 OFFIC
President- Betty McArthur
V President-Isabelle McCool
BOARD OF DIREC
Beverly Berridge, Arthur Dawdy, Marlene De
Arthur.
Annual Awards were presented to : Frap.c
Charlene Bennett and Marion Giambi for Am<
Meeder for Puppy Dog; Ann Wooldridge and
by Glen and Marta Hood), Puppy Bitch.
Members of the SFBSTC viewed the STCJ
Scotty Cramp and Westminster '65. It was not
a new sound film on the subject of Scotty Crar
Plans are going forth for the SFBSTC's
tember 18th.
STC OF GREATER ATLANTA
Ruth Tryon , Editor - 555 Tahoe Circle, !
Plans are in full swing for the STCGA's Al
details.)
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SH TERRIER CLVB
:R ATLANTA, INC.
REGIONAL CLUB NEWS
GREATER MIAMI STC
"SCOTCH PIPER"
Marjorie Cohen, Editor - 1429 S.E. 6th St., Deerfield Beach, FL 33411
While most of us were either up to our ears in snow
GM STC held its 24th Annual Specialty on January 23
day with temperatures near 80 degrees! Miss Lorraine
Sweepstakes Classes and Mrs. Michele Billings judged
Regular Classes. No show results have been received.
and ice or freezing, the
... on a sunny, balmy
Davis of FL judged the
the Regular and Non-
HEART OF AMERICA STC
"DIEHARD DOIN 'S"
Margaret MacDonald, Editor - 1208 W. 45th St., Kansas City, MO 64111
1982-1983 OFFICERS
President-Margaret MacDonald
Secretary-Marie Fenley
Treasurer-Carl Holliday
V President-Rich Stephenson
DIRECTORS
Ronald Giese, Margaret Brokaw, Bonnie Davis, Pat Howard and Lee Hastings.
Alternates: Duane Haverty, Wm. Fenly and Tonya Stephenson.
A grooming session was conducted by guest instructor John Sheehan , ably
assisted by Lee Hastings. Everyone is getting their dogs ready for the HASTC's
MARCH 20th Specialty. Sandra Goose Allen will judge the Regular and NonRegular Classes and Chris Hughes will judge the Sweepstakes.
:TISH TERRIER CLUB
1.TER ATLANTA, INC.
· you to attend the 6th
:::IALTY, APRIL 18, 1982
y (Kinsey) Mims
t Lapin
•
Headquarters
JNTAIN PARK AND INN
formation Contact:
~ILLS, SECRETARY
1 Brockett Road
kston, GA 30021
rn4) 934-8614
:ieorgia in the Spring
and a
how Weekend!
attend the banquet
PRIL 17, 1982
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GREATER DALLAS STC
"THE SCOTCH BARK"
Debby Fowler & Barry Ham, Co Editors 2434 Via Bonita, Carrollton, TX 75006
Tentative plans are to hold a Working Terrier Trial the day after the Greater
Dallas STC 'Black & White' Specialty.
"BAY SCOT BULLETIN"
SAN FRANCISCO BAY STC
Izzie McCool, Editor - 2174 33rJ Ave., San Francisco, CA 94116
1982-1983 OFFICERS
President-Betty McArthur
Treasurer-Marjory Meeder
V President-Isabelle McCool
Secretary- Wally Helfer
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Beverly Berridge, Arthur Dawdy, Marlene Deal, Fred Koch and Kenneth McArthur.
Annual Awards were presented to : Frap.cis Moore for Bred by Exhibitor ;
Charlene Bennett and Marion Giambi for American Bred Dog and Bitch; Marge
Meeder for Puppy Dog; Ann Wooldridge and Mary Lou Porter (now co-owned
by Glen and Marta Hood) , Puppy Bitch.
Members of the SFBSTC viewed the STCA's video tapes on the subjects of
Scotty Cramp and Westminster '65. It was noted that Dr. K. Meyer is producing
a new sound film on the subject of Scotty Cramp.
Plans are going forth for the SFBSTC's ninth Annual Specialty on September 18th.
STC OF GREATER ATLANTA
"BAGPIPER CHATTER"
Ruth Tryon, Editor - 555 Tahoe Circle, Stone Mountain, GA 30083
Plans are in full swing for the STCGA's APRIL 18th Specialty. (See ad for
details.)
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Annual Champion and Obedience awards were presented to the following
members: Duane and Karen Cox received 3 awards for finishing 3 champions;
Duchess Visconte DeModrome received 3 awards for finishing 3 champions.
Gail Gaines and Martha Roelters received one Champion A ward; GGCaroline
Reid received 2 Champion Awards; and Bert and Ruth Tryon received 1 Champion Award and 2 Obedience Awards.
"SCOTTY TALK"
STC OF GREATER BALTIMORE AREA
Alice Watkins, Editor - 67 Benson Lane, Reisterstown, MD 21136
The STCGBA's Annual Specialty will be held on APRIL 23rd. Neatha Robinson of CA will judge the Regular and Non Regular Classes and Jerry Roszman
of CA will judge the Sweepstakes Classes. (See ad for details.)
"THE SCOTSMAN"
STC OF GREATER DENVER
Gwen Solmer, Editor - P.O. Box 51, Nunn, CO 80648
On December 6th the STCGD held their Fun Match. Mr. Ivan Redford judged.
Major wins were as follows:
BEST JUNIOR OPPOSITE SEX IN MATCH - LADY CHANTILLY LAIRD.
Owner : Janeen Williams
BEST SENIOR OPPOSITE SEX IN MATCH - CUTTER'S GALLANT SCOT.
Owners: Jim and Pris Cutter.
BEST JUNIOR IN MATCH - HYSCOT'S HAPPY MATCH. Owner: JeanneMarie Heyder.
BEST SENIOR IN MATCH - WEE KNOW WALSING KWIKSILVER. Owners :
Graceann and Dick Stewart, handled by Vicky Stewart.
A Pot Luck supper was held after the show at the home of Jack and Betty
Cooper.
"THE SKIRL"
STC OF GREATER HOUSTON
Richard Hickman, Editor - P.O. Box 174 , S. Houston, TX 77587
The BIG EXCITING day is fast approaching . . . MARCH 19th . .. is the
date of the STCGH's FIRST Specialty! Judges will be : Mr. Richard Hensel of
Ohio for the Regular and Non Regular Classes. Mr. Gerry Roszman for the
Sweepstakes Classes. As the judging begins at 8 :OOPM the plans call for the
banquet to be on the following evening where the drawing for the framed
needlepoint picture made by Mrs. Louise Ellsworth will be held . In addition to
that work, Mrs. Ellsworth is making other items to be given as door prizes.
Mid-March is the height of the azalea blooming season on the Gulf Coast , and
Bayou Bend, the most spectacular of the azalea gardens in Houston, is only 10
minutes from the show site. Formerly the home of the late Miss Ima Hogg,
Bayou Bend , now an adjunct to the Houston Museum of Fine Arts, was furnished
by her with a remarkable collections of American antiques, and may be seen on
tours by reservations. Mark your calendars now . .. MARCH 19th. Editor's
note: Apologies to EDITOR Richard Hickman for not listing him as Editor of
"THE SKIRL . "He deserves credit for a superb job as Editor.
STC OF GREATER LOUISVILLE
Raul Bignon, Editor - 217 Wood Rd., Louisville, KY 40222
"SCOT'S RAP"
Mr. Ed Ingram , Tenn will judge the STCGL's March 12 Match Show, held in conjunction with the Mini Specialties at the Kentucky Fair & Exposition Center.
The judging will be held in the evening.
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1982 OFFICE&
Secret
Treast
President .. .. . . . . . . Mr. Tim Dodd
Vice President . ... .Mr. Raul Bignon
BOARD
Larry Bossman
Martha
Han~
STC GREATER NEW YORK
Mrs. Marie Berry , Editor - 3 Sagamore F
The STCGNY's 6th Annual Specialty will I
junction with The Associated Terrier Specialtie
show ... Dunn Sports Arena in Elizabeth, N.:
and unloading and plenty of space inside. Judg1
Regular and Non Regular Classes and Mrs. Chr
STC OF MICHIGAN
Cynthia Wallgren, Editor - 2281 Man.ches
Barbara Palmer, Roving Reporter - 210661
The STCM's Fall Fun Match was held Septerr
Sandy Mcillwain. Sandy judged and did a very
Major wins were as follows :
BEST PUPPY IN MATCH - SANDGREG'S ~
and Barbara DeSaye.
BEST ADULT IN MATCH - ANSTAMM PAR1
BEST ADVANCED - SUN-RAY SUMMER SU
BEST JR. SHOWMAN - ANNE STEPHENSON
Judge for the Jr. Showmanship and Adul
After the judging Frank got the surprise of his
Dorothy Dawes, Barbara Palmer, Trish Maett
Barbara DeSaye, gave an impromptu handling d
John DeSaye AND his dog sat on the exa
judge a bribe. Barb gave the judge a kiss, her c
her squeak toy . Trish asked sweetly to PLEAS
show were Dorothy's pup wearing a "Killer" t
laying motionless in the center of the ring! "K
was felt that her poise, control and sweet tempe1
STC OF NEW ENGLAND
Jackie Brightman, Editor - 77 Middle I
1982-1983 OFFIC
President-Shirley Howe
1st V President-Wm Greelish
2nd V President -John Stanczyk
BOARD
Jackie Brightman, Kathi Brown, Fred Ferris , t.
Gertrude Reida and Barbara Watson.
This year the STCNE will hold their firs1
for details.)
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.ience awards were presented to the following
1x received 3 awards for finishing 3 champions;
received 3 awards for finishing 3 champions.
rs received one Champion A ward; GGCaroline
rds; and Bert and Ruth Tryon received 1 Cham1ards.
E AREA
"SCOTTY TALK"
7 Benson Lane, Reisterstown, MD 21136
tlty will be held on APRIL 23rd. Neatha Robinlr and Non Regular Classes and Jerry Roszman
: Classes. (See ad for details.)
tr -
"THE SCOTSMAN"
P .0. Box 51, Nunn, CO 80648
held their Fun Match. Mr. Ivan Redford judged.
: IN MATCH - LADY CHANTILLY LAIRD.
: IN MATCH - CUTTER'S GALLANT SCOT.
HYSCOT'S HAPPY MATCH. Owner; Jeanne-
'EE KNOW WALSING KWIKSILVER. Owners:
lied by Vicky Stewart.
after the show at the home of Jack and Betty
"THE SKIRL"
- P.O. Box 174, S. Houston, TX 77587
'ast approaching . . . MARCH 19th ... is the
)ecialty! Judges will be: Mr. Richard Hensel of
Regular - Classes. Mr. Gerry Roszman for the
dging begins at 8 :OOPM the plans call for the
1g evening where the drawing for the framed
s. Louise Ellsworth will be held. In addition to
ing other items to be given as door prizes.
e azalea blooming season on the Gulf Coast, and
ar of the azalea gardens in Houston, is only 10
ormerly the home of the late Miss Ima Hogg,
:he Houston Museum of Fine Arts, was furnished
tions of American antiques, and may be seen on
ur calendars now . . . MARCH 19th. Editor's
chard Hickman for not listing him as Editor of
it for a superb job as Editor.
,E
"SCOT'S RAP"
I Rd., Louisville, KY 40222
he STCGL's March 12 Match Show, held in conies at the Kentucky Fair & Exposition Center.
1ening.
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1982 OFFICERS
President . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Tim Dodd
Vice President ..... Mr. Raul Bignon
Secretary . . . . . . Merilyne Bossman
Treasurer . . . . . . . . .Bob McDonald
BOARD
Larry Bossman
Martha Hanka
Dian Dodd
"THE SCOTTIE SCOOP"
STC GREATER NEW YORK
Mrs. Marie Berry, Editor - 3 Sagamore Rd., Parsippany, NJ 07054
The STCGNY's 6th Annual Specialty will be held on February 7th in conjunction with The Associated Terrier Specialties. There is a new location for this
show ... Dunn Sports Arena in Elizabeth, N.J .... easy parking, easy loading
and unloading and plenty of space inside. Judges will be: Richard Hensel for the
Regular and Non Regular Classes and Mrs. Christine Cook for the Sweepstakes.
STC OF MICHIGAN
"THE TARTAN"
Cynthia Wallgren, Editor - 2281 Manchester, Birmingham, MI 48008
Barbara Palmer, Roving Reporter - 210666 LaSalle, Warren, MI 48089
The STCM's Fall Fun Match was held September 19 at the home of Peggy and
Sandy Mcillwain. Sandy judged and did a very nice job with a total entry of 33.
Major wins were as follows:
BEST PUPPY IN MATCH - SANDGREG'S MOLLY MC GEE. Owners: John
and Barbara DeSaye.
BEST ADULT IN MATCH - ANSTAMM PARTY GIRL. Owner: Miriam Stamm.
BEST ADVANCED - SUN-RAY SUMMER SUN. Owner: Luanne Barney.
BEST JR. SHOWMAN - ANNE STEPHENSON.
Judge for the Jr. Showmanship and Adult Handling was Frank Morrow.
After the judging Frank got the surprise of his life when a group of his friends,
Dorothy Dawes, Barbara Palmer, Trish Maetell, Peg Mcillwain and John and
Barbara DeSaye , gave an impromptu handling demonstration.
John DeSaye AND his dog sat on the examining table. Peggy offered the
judge a bribe. Barb gave the judge a kiss, her cigarett, her grooming comb, and
her squeak toy . Trish asked sweetly to PLEASE place her first. The stars of the
show were Dorothy's pup wearing a "Killer" tee shirt and Barbara and "Lance"
laying motionless in the center of the ring! "Killer" was adjudged the winner; it
was felt that her poise, control and sweet temperament should not go unrewarded!
STC OF NEW ENGLAND
"SCOTTIE TAILS"
Jackie Brightman, Editor - 77 Middle Rd., Acushnet, MA 02743
1982-1983 OFFICERS
Treasurer-Mary Tolles
President-Shirley Howe
Rec. Secretary-John McNabney
1st V President-Wm Greelish
2nd V President-John Stanczyk
Corr. Secretary-Deborah Mackie
BOARD
Jackie Brightman, Kathi Brown, Fred Ferris, Marjorie Guppy, Barbara Lundell,
Gertrude Reida and Barbara Wat son.
This year the STCNE will hold their first independent Specialty. (See ad
for details.)
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STC NORTHERN OHIO
Judith Riga, Editor - 6325 Aldenham Dr. ,
1982 OFFICER
President-Alan Riga
V President-Hilda Bigelow
BOARD
Dr. Creed Ward, Linda Swartz
i
STC OF WASHINGTON D.C.
Helen Prince, Editor - 7415 Newburg :
BALTIMORE SPECIALTY
FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1982
East Coast welcomes West Coast distinguished breeder
Scottish Terrier judges:
Regular Classes: Neatha Robinson
Sweepstakes: Jerry L. Roszman
The Baltimore Scottish Terrier Specialty welcomes all exhibitors to our show.
There will be beautiful silver-plate trophies for all classes. This show is held in
conjunction with the Columbia Assoc. of Terrier Clubs, at the spacious Pikesville
Armory.
Our show is also hooked up with the Cherry Blossom Circuit - approximately
8 all-breed shows. A wonderful opportunity to finish or point your Scotties.
There will be a hospitality room after the show ... Please Come!!
for show information please contact
Alice M. Watkins
67 Benson Lane
Reisterstown, Md. 21136
(301) 833-1368
or
Mike Cook
1235 Ten Oaks Rd.
Baltimore, Md. 21227
(301) 247-4537
Major wins of the 32nd STC of Washington I
1981 were as follows:
Mr. Wm. de Villeneuve of NY judged the Swe
BEST IN SWEEP ST AKES - SCHAEFFERS C
fer's Main Man x Ch. Schaeffer's Revelation. Bn
Carol and Harold Ames.
Mrs. W.P. Wear judged the Regular and Non F
WINNERS DOG - SCHWERS HIGHLAND . ~
Schwers Bonny Lass of Gaelwyn. Breeders : W
Lee Lawrence and Mary Schwer.
RESERVE WINNERS DOG - ASHMOOR .
Halligan x Ch. Redoubt's Ruffum O' Ashmoo
Louise Moore III.
WINNERS BITCH - BALGAIR'S CENTER S':
Ch. Balgair's Duhallow. Breeders/Owners: Ann c
RESERVE WINNERS BITCH - EASTER RO!
Ridge Rannoch Dune x Ch. Easter Ross Bl
Katherine Munroe.
BEST OF WINNERS - BALGAIR'S CENTER :
BEST OF OPPOSITE - CH. AERIE FOLLOW
Bear x Ch. Kirk Nor Sitting Pretty. Breeders: l
Judith White and Linda Quarles.
BEST OF BREED - CH. BREACAN NAUGI
lenger x Ch. Breacan Truly Naughty. Breeder/ O
BEST PUPPY IN CLASSES - SCHWER'S HIGI
1982 OFFICER
President-Dorothy Greenhouse
V President-Norman Prince
BOARD
Chuck Baker, Kevin Barry, Robt. Moore, H
THE PHOENIX STC
Pat Kelly, Editor - 2225 West Vista A
On October 23, 1981 The Phoenix STC
show. James Terna, DDS of Hawaii judged
were as follows:
BEST JUNIOR IN SWEEPS - SUNRISE COUJ
Likely Lad x Anstamm King's Treasure. Bree'
and Thomas Lehrack.
BEST SENIOR IN SWEEPS - FIREBRAND '
bar's Democrat of Sandoone x Ch. Firebrand's
Owner: Tannis Howard.
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STC NORTHERN OHIO
"THE CLAN NEWS"
Judith Riga, Editor - 6325 Aldenham Dr. , Mayfield Hts. , Ohio 44143
1982 OFFICERS
President-Alan Riga
V President-Hilda Bigelow
Treasurer-Peg Hanslik
Secretary-Maureen Setter
BOARD
Dr. Creed Ward, Linda Swartz and Ray Bigelow
STC OF WASHINGTON D.C.
"THE TARTAN"
Helen Prince, Editor - 7415 Newburg Dr., Lanham, MD 20801
MORE SPECIALTY
\.Y, APRIL 23, 1982
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West Coast distinguished breeder
ttish Terrier judges:
::lasses: Neatha Robinson
akes: Jerry L. Roszman
Specialty welcomes all exhibitors to our show.
ate trophies for all classes. This show is held in
\ssoc. of Terrier Clubs, at the spacious Pikesville
:h the Cherry Blossom Circuit - approximately
opportunity to finish or point your Scotties.
after the show ... Please Come!!
nformation please contact
or
Mike Cook
1235 Ten Oaks Rd.
Baltimore, Md. 21227
(301) 247-4537
Major wins of the 32nd STC of Washington D.C. Specialty held on October 9,
1981 were as follows:
Mr. Wm . de Villeneuve of NY judged the Sweepstakes Classes.
BEST IN SWEEP ST AKES - SCHAEFFERS CRACK LIN ROSIE - Ch. Schaeffer's Main Manx Ch. Schaeffer's Revelation. Breeder : Ronald Schaeffer. Owners :
Carol and Harold Ames.
Mrs. W.P. Wear judged the Regular and Non Regular Classes.
WINNERS DOG - SCHWERS HIGHLAND. Schwers Highland Traveler x Ch.
Schwers Bonny Lass of Gaelwyn. Breeders: Wilber and Mary Schwer. Owners:
Lee Lawrence and Mary Schwer.
RESERVE WINNERS DOG - ASHMOOR APOLLO. Ch. Glendales Happy
Holligan x Ch. Redoubt's Ruffum O' Ashmoor. Breeders/Owners: Robert and
Louise Moore III.
WINNERS BITCH - BALGAIR'S CENTER STAGE. Ch. Attaway in the Red x
Ch. Balgair's Duhallow. Breeders/Owners: Ann O'Keefe and Joan Duke.
RESERVE WINNERS BITCH - EASTER ROSS MISS COREOPSIS. Ch. Vimy
Ridge Rannoch Dune x Ch. Easter Ross Blackeyed Susan. Breeder/Owner :
Katherine Munroe.
BEST OF WINNERS - BALGAIR 'S CENTER STAGE (see WB)
BEST OF OPPOSITE - CH. AERIE FOLLOW ME. Ch. Gaidoune Bicentennial
Bear x Ch. Kirk Nor Sitting Pretty. Breeders : Herb and Linda Quarles. Owners :
Judith White and Linda Quarles.
BEST OF BREED - CH. BREACAN NAUGHTY ENOUGH. Viewpark Challenger x Ch. Breacan Truly Naughty. Breeder/Owner : Mrs. George Hach, Jr.
BEST PUPPY IN CLASSES - SCHWER' S HIGHLAND (see WD)
1982 OFFICERS
President- Dorothy Greenhouse
V President-Norman Prince
Treasurer- Sue Smith
Secretary-Betty Lou Breese
BOARD
Chuck Baker, Kevin Barry, Robt. Moore, Helen Prince and Jane Seeberg.
THE PHOENIX STC
"SCOTTISH TAILS"
Pat Kelly, Editor - 2225 West Vista Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85021
On October 23, 1981 The Phoenix STC held their 7th Annual Specialty
show. James Terna, DDS of Hawaii judged the Sweepstakes Classes. Results
were as follows:
BEST JUNIOR IN SWEEPS - SUNRISE COUNTRY SQUIRE (D). Ch. Gaywyn
Likely Lad x Anstamm King's Treasure. Breeder : Joyce Gast. Owners: Sandra
and Thomas Lehrack.
BEST SENIOR IN SWEEPS - FIREBRAND'S PAISLEY GIRL (B). Ch. Dunbar's Democrat of Sandoone x Ch. Firebrand's Equinox. Breeder : John Sheehan.
Owner: Tannis Howard.
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Mrs. Donna Dale judged the Regular and
were as follows:
WINNERS DOG - GLENBY'S GALLANT T:
Guy x Ch. Glenby's Leading Lady. Breeders/
Stephens.
RESERVE WINNERS DOG - DUBHAGAN W
Lad x Ch. Theda Theda. Breeder : Kathy Corne
Dougan.
WINNERS BITCH - HILCAR'S CHERIE AMl
Ch. Hilcar's Royal Lady. Breeders: Hildegard ai
Moore and Jerry Roszman, Bergit Coady, Agent.
RESERVE WINNERS BITCH - PACK RUN M
Sandpiper x Pack Run Proper Rendition. Bre€
See berg.
BEST OF WINNERS - HILCAR'S CHERIE AM
BEST OF OPPOSITE - HILCAR'S CHERIE A1'
BEST OF BREED - CH. DEMOCRATIC VIC
crat of Sandoone x Ch. Prairyhill's Promanade
Barbara Willis.
1982 OFFICER:
President-Mrs. Pat Kelly
V President-Mr. Henry Parkinson
DIRECTORS
Judy Owens, Lee McKimmons, Louise Simo
Parkinson.
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SCOTTISH TERRIER CLUB OF NEW ENGLAND
JUNE 4th '82 - FRIDAY PM
FIRST INDEPENDENT SPECIALTY SHOW
BRAINTREE ARMORY
SHOW SECRETARY : ..... Shirley Howe
5 Briarcliff St., Worcester, MA 01602
617-753-8477
REGULAR CLASSES : .. . . Bart Lapin (pending AKC approval)
SWEEPSTAKES: . . . . . . . . Geri Kelly (pending AKC approval)
ENTRY FEES: . . . . . . . . . Classes - $11.00 ... Sweeps - $5.00
CLOSING DATE: . . .... .. 12 noon, Wednesday, MAY 19
with Show Secretary
SPECIALTY DINNER
JUNE 5th, SATURDAY
DRIFTWOOD MOTEL
SHREWSBURY, MA
DINNER CHAIRMAN: . ... Deborah Mackie
9 Tomahawk Dr., Tewksbury , MA 01876
617-851-5666
SPECIALTY RAFFLE : .. .. Hand painted original oil painting of any dog
by Artist Kathleen Ferris
SUPPORTED ENTRIES : ... June 5th - Ladies KC - Visser & Visser, Supt.
June 6th - Framingham DKC - Visser & Visser,
Supt.
CATALOG ADS: . . . . . . . . Contact Marge Guppy - 575 East St.,
Mansfield, MA 02048 617-339-7321
ADVERTISEMENTS CLOSE APRIL 23rd!
WASHINGTON STATE STC
Dick and Marge Vinciquerr;
4632 Beverly Dr. N.E., Olym1
The Washington State STC will host the ST<
12th. Club headquarters will be at the Sandsto:
is located near the Seattle Airport. Rates are $~
for a double room. Extra persons in a room will
Mr. John Sheehan of Minn. will judge the s,
Ferris of Conn. will judge the Regular and Non 1
There will be a meeting of the RCRC on F
will also be a meeting of the Officers and Board
1982-1983 OFFICJ
President-Elaine Kirk
V President-Eileen Childress
Corr. Secretary-Marilyr
GOMESCO
john and Alice G
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RIER CLUB OF NEW ENGLAND
E 4th '82 - FRIDAY PM
PENDENT SPECIALTY SHOW
AINTREE ARMORY
Shirley Howe
5 Briarcliff St. , Worcester, MA 01602
617-753-8477
Bart Lapin (pending AKC approval)
Geri Kelly (pending AKC approval)
Classes - $11.00 .. . Sweeps - $5.00
12 noon, Wednesday , MAY 19
with Show Secretary
'E CIALTY DINNER
DRIFTWOOD MOTEL
SHREWSBURY, MA
Deborah Mackie
9 Tomahawk Dr., Tewksbury , MA 01876
617-851-5666
Hand painted original oil painting of any dog
by Artist Kathleen Ferris
June 5th - Ladies KC - Visser & Visser, Supt.
June 6th - Framingham DKC - Visser & Visser,
Supt.
Contact Marge Guppy - 575 East St.,
Mansfield, MA 02048 617-339-7321
rnMENTS CLOSE APRIL 23rd!
Mrs. Donna Dale judged the Regular and Non Regular Classes. Major results
were as follows:
WINNERS DOG - GLENBY'S GALLANT TROOPER. Ch. Glenby's Gallant
Guy x Ch. Glenby's Leading Lady. Breeders/Owners: Christine and Fredrick
Stephens.
RESERVE WINNERS DOG - DUBHAGAN WHIRLWIND. Ch. Gaywyn Likely
Lad x Ch. Theda Theda. Breeder : Kathy Corner. Owners: Mike and Mary Ellen
Dougan.
WINNERS BITCH - HILCAR'S CHERIE AMIE. Ch. Reanda Kings Ransom x
Ch. Hilcar's Royal Lady. Breeders: Hildegard and Carl Suppes. Owners: Frances
Moore and Jerry Roszman, Bergit Coady, Agent.
RESERVE WINNERS BITCH - PACK RUN MARIMINX. Ch. Barberry Knowe
Sandpiper x Pack Run Proper Rendition. Breeders/Owners: Jane and Richard
See berg.
BEST OF WINNERS - HILCAR'S CHERIE AMIE (see WB)
BEST OF OPPOSITE - HILCAR'S CHERIE AMIE
BEST OF BREED - CH. DEMOCRATIC VICTORY (D) . Ch. Dunbar's Democrat of Sandoone x Ch. Prairyhill's Promanader. Breeders/Owners: Robert and
Barbara Willis.
1982 OFFICERS
President-Mrs. Pat Kelly
Treasurer-Mrs. Edith Sparrow
Secretary-Mrs. Robin Meyer
V President-Mr. Henry Parkinson
DIRECTORS
Judy Owens, Lee McKimmons, Louise Simon, Christine Kovac and Henry
Parkinson.
WASHINGTON STATE STC
"CLAN CLARION"
Dick and Marge Vinciquerra, Editors 4632 Beverly Dr. N.E., Olympia, WA 98506
The Washington State STC will host the STCA Rotating Specialty on JUNE
12th. Club headquarters will be at the Sandstone Town and Country Inn which
is located near the Seattle Airport. Rates are $36 for a single room and $40-$44
for a double room. Extra persons in a room will be $5 each.
Mr. John Sheehan of Minn. will judge the Sweepstakes Classes, and Mr. Fred
Ferris of Conn. will judge the Regular and Non Regular Classes.
There will be a meeting of the RCRC on Friday, June 11th at 3:00. There
will also be a meeting of the Officers and Board members of the STCA.
1982-1983 OFFICERS
President-Elaine Kirk
Rec. Secretary-Maggie Diem
Treasurer-Florence Hicks
V President-Eileen Childress
Corr. Secretary-Marilyn Salgado
GOMES COT
john and Alice Gomes
39 Li::e Hill Rd.
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OBEDIENCE
by Ruth Tryon, Obedience Chairman
In everything we do there comes a time when we should stop and look at
where we have been, where we are now and how close we have come to our
objective. This is true in Obedience as in all other activities. So it can well be
the time for us to look at Mac, his progress and our contribution, both good
and bad, to his performance.
It really means going back and checking our basics. As handlers and trainers
we probably contribute more to Mac's failures and problems than he does. As
Mac's work improves we too often tend to get sloppy and careless in our handling, putting more and more of the responsibility of teamwork on him. When
you give the command "Mac, heel" are you starting off before the word heel?
This means Mac starts his heeling lagging, not because of his error but because
of yours. And how about your footwork! This is such an important part of
handling and is too often neglected. It is probably time to re-practice your
turns, changes in gait and halts by yourself. Amazing, but you will probably
find you have become a bit careless about clean, sharp footwork. Are you
expecting Mac to make up for your stumbling around and errors? Don't ever
forget you and Mac are a team, and teamwork requires as much of you as of
Mac. So polish your own performance and then get to Mac's.
The fundamental thing in Mac's training is his attention to you and your
commands. So go back t o " Watch me." With Mac at your side in heel position, tell him "Watch me." The minute his eyes and attention are diverted
MOVE. Don't say a word - just move in any direction, and rapidly . Catching
him off guard , he will correct himself actually for the snap of the lead will
remind him he wasn't paying attention to you. As soon as he comes along with
you PRAISE HIM . It won't take long for him to remember he is supposed to
be paying attention only to you, and you will notice improvement in his work
almost immediately. Heeling wide and lagging problems are basically problems
caused by handling and lack of attention on Mac's part. Get his attention sharpened up and everytime he starts to drift wide or lag, correct him with a snap of
the lead before he is really away from you. Again, he will catch on quickly.
Observe Mac carefully and learn to sense what he is about to do and correct
any error swiftly and surely. Sniffing is also lack of attention on his part. Those
scents on the ground may be delightful but he must be reminded that concentrating on you is essential, and also more rewarding-for it brings forth praise
and affection, very basic needs in his life. Mac probably won't crowd too often
in heeling as he learns quickly that your feet and his face connect under these
circumstances, not to his advantage. If his sits are slow , you have been relaxing
on correcting him . It may be a long way down there, but the faster and more
consistently you do it, in the end, the less you will have to. As for coming in to
you and sitting slightly to one side or the other, again, get your corrections in
and make sure you do it every time necessary. Evaluate Mac's errors very carefully and don't let him get into the habit of making them. Don't nag-make
your corrections clear, sharp and precise and Mac will be with you all the way.
No matter what the stage of training, never forget the ·PRAISE. You should
be quick to reprimand him when he makes a mistake, but you should also be
quick to praise him-and mean it! It cannot be stressed enough, never forget
the praise, nor can it be routine. It must be genuine for you are a pair working
together to make a team.
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OBEDIENCE
ryon, Obedience Chairman
:ornes a time when we should stop and look at
! are now and how close we have come to our
ience as in all other activities. So it can well be
~. his progress and our contribution, both good
nd checking our basics. As handlers and trainers
:o Mac's failures and problems than he does. As
'ten tend to get sloppy and careless in our handf the responsibility of teamwork on him. When
teel" are you starting off before the word heel?
ng lagging, not because of his error but because
r footwork! This is such an important part of
lected. It is probably time to re-practice your
; by yourself. Amazing, but you will probably
:areless about clean, sharp footwork. Are you
your stumbling around and errors? Don't ever
1, and teamwork requires as much of you as of
nance and then get to Mac's.
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atch me." With Mac at your side in heel posihe minute his eyes and attention are diverted
t move in any direction, and rapidly. Catching
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attention on Mac's part. Get his attention sharts to drift wide or lag, correct him with a snap of
ay from you. Again, he will catch on quickly.
n to sense what he is about to do and correct
tiffing is also lack of attention on his part. Those
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in his life. Mac probably won't crowd too often
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Another question to ask yourself-are you finding it more and more convenient to practice with Mac in the same place and with the result he does not
get the exposure to many types of situations and conditions that will give him
steadiness? It is an easy trap to fall into. Mac does so well at a certain place
that it becomes increasingly easy to use that area as the major training ground.
Check with yourself about how recently you have been to different sites and
it it is quite a while, go to them !
Have you sent to the AKC for your copy of the "Obedience Regulations? "
If not, do so at once and when the pamphlet comes, read every word in it!
Remember, these are the rules of the game. Know them.
You will soon be showing Mac in Novice. So along with looking at his behavior, take a look at him . When he goes in the ring, make sure he looks his best .
Maybe he is a Champion or maybe he will never earn his Championship , but in
either case he is a find dog and you both want the world to know it . So have
him well groomed, well trained and you both will have a wonderful time. Happy
heeling!
BALACHAN BRED BY EXIDE
22 B1
17 Bi
12 w
10 R•
9 G
G
Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Reida
9 El
Mrs. Miriam Stamm
9 A
A
6. Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Young
7 M
Mrs. Jeanne Passmore
7 Pa
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. de Villeneuve
7 D
l. Mrs. G. B. Hach, Jr.
2. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cook
3. Mrs. J, Ferris & Kathleen Ferris
4. Mrs. Danalee Saar
5. Ms. Caroline Reid
STONEHEDGE TROPHY: AMERICA!'
I. Thomas Natalini
C Bennett & M Giambi
2. B. M. Lawrence
3. Deborah Kinsey
Dr. F. Gough & Sandra Gander
1981 THIRD QUARTER STANDINGS
SCOTTISH TERRIER CLUB OF AMERICA ANNUAL AWARDS
1.
FRANCIS G. LLOYD MEMORIAL THOPHY: BEST OF BREED
2.
3.
1. Ch. Democratic Victory
2. Ch. Glenby Gallant Lad
3. Ch. Braeburns' Oose Encounter·
4. Ch. Gren Aery Small Wonder
5. Ch. Tiddlemount Freemon
6. Ch. Jabberwok Bristol Stomp
7. Ch. Benscots' Tickle Em Jock
8. Ch. D. Dunstan MacLapin
9. Ch. Blueberrys' Colonial Caper
10. Ch. Short Scot Black Marble
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
72 Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Willis
58 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Stephens
49 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Maclnnes
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SANDISSY AWARD:
BEST OF BREED IN ALL
Ch. Braeburns' Oose Encounter
Ch. Democratic Victory
Ch. Jabberwok Bristol Stomp
Ch. Glenby Gallant Lad
Ch. Gren Aery Small Wonder
Ch. Benscots' Tickle Em Jock
Ch. Firebrands Top Gallantry
Firebrands Paisley Monarch
Ch. Amburns' Rosy Windfall
Ch. Blueberrys' Colonial Caper
Mrs. Joan H. Eagle
Mr. Harry L. Sebel, Jr.
Mrs. C. Taylor
Mr. Jam es Bennie
Mr. & Mrs. Bart Lapin
Kathi Brown & Shirley Howe
Marguerite Robles
AMERICAN BRED
BREED COMPETITION
143 Mr. & Mrs. Wm . Macinnes
142 Mr. & Mrs. R . L. Willis
67 Mrs. C. Taylor
35 Mrs. Joan H. Eagle
31 Mr. James Bennie
27 Mr. John Sheehan
17 Mr. John Sheehan
14 Dr. & Mrs. A. J. Maleug
14 Kathi Brown & Shirley Howe
4.
5.
6.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
27 St
27 Cl
10 c,
6 D
6 G
AM ANGER CINDERELLA MEM
AMERICAN BRED BITCH
C Bennett & M. Giambi
12 CL
Mrs. Martha Merrill
10 Mt
John Sheehan
6 Fi
Mrs. J. C. Diem
6 Pa
J. English & Danalee Saar
5 R<
Karen Cox & Nancy Fingerhut
5 Di
Thomas Natalini & Don Massaker
5 St1
J. Massa & P. DeSciscio
4 St1
J. D. & A. E. Gomes
3 G<
Janice Bartholomew
3 Hi
THE CH. LAIRD OF SCOTS GUARD I
PUPPY DOG CLAS
Mrs. Danalee Saar
29 R<
Wm. Macinnes & Barbara DeSaye
25 Sa
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Ridgley
20 W:
L. L. & J. Anderson
17 Ar
John Sheehan
12 Fi
Mrs. Miriam Stamm
12 AI
Hanice Bartholomew
11 Hi
Mr. & Mrs. F. Morrow
11 L}
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7. Barbara z. Lundell
8. Mr. & Mrs. S. Mcilwaine
Margaret Drake & Judy Hughes
8 Gi
7 Sa
7 Ht
DUNBAR TROPHY: PUPPY Bl
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
GIL WYN BEST OPPOSITE SEX A WARD
Ch. Short Scot Black Marble
26 Marguerite Robles
Ch. Thomas's Silver Hastie
21 M. Roetteis & Gail Gaines
Ch. Ceilidhs Up Helly AA
19 Mrs. Claudia Leffler
Ch. McLyns Super Julliscious
18 Mr. & Mrs. John McNabney
Ch. Schorls Maxine Mouse
18 Dr. & Mrs. Duane Cox
Ch. Blueberrys' Colonial Caper
Ch. Rigadoons Midnight Ransom
15 Mr. Richard Hensel
Steffens Donna Brooke Leigh
13 Mr. & Mrs. Lee Steffen
Ch. Bardene Bookmark
12 Mr. & Mrs. Bengt Wallgren
Ch. Benscots Black Bartholomew
10 Nancy L. Armour
Wychwoods Beau Geste
10 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Ferris
Ch. Dunbars Mopsa
10 Mr. Richard Hensel & Wm. Crouse
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1. Dr. & Mrs. Duane Cox
29 Sc
17 Ja
15 W:
11 U1
11 Hi
10 Di
2. Mr. & Mrs. M. Taylor
3. E. B. Jarvis & M. A. Simpson
4. J. S. & J. Anderson
Frances Moore
5. Col. & Mrs. F. Powell
7. John Sheehan
9 Be
8 Fi
Fi
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Fi
8 Di
Mr. & Mrs. G. Dolly
Mr. & Mrs. A. B. Bower
8 B<
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·ourself-are you finding it more and more conn the same place and with the result he does not
es of situations and conditions that will give him
to fall into. Mac does so well at a certain place
tsy to use that area as the major training ground .
>W recently you have been to different sites and
i!
: for your copy of the "Obedience Regulations?"
1en the pamphlet comes, read every word in it!
of the game. Know them.
Mac in Novice. So along with looking at his behavhe goes in the ring, make sure he looks his best.
1aybe he will never earn his Championship, but in
nd you both want the world to know it. So have
d and you both will have a wonderful time. Happy
BALACHAN BRED BY EXHIBITOR AWARD
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Mr. & Mrs. E. A. Reida
Mrs. Miriam Stamm
6. Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Young
Mrs. Jeanne Passmore
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. deVilleneuve
STONEHEDGE TROPHY: AMERICAN BRED DOG CLASSES
72 Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Willis
49 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Maclnnes
39 Mrs. Joan H. Eagle
37 Mr. Harry L. Sebel, Jr.
24 Mrs. C. Taylor
23 Mr. James Bennie
18 Mr. & Mrs. Bart Lapin
12 Marguerite Robles
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AWARD: AMERICAN BRED
D IN ALL BREED COMPETITION
143
142
67
48
er
35
31
27
17
14
14
Mr. & Mrs. Wm . Maclnnes
Mr. & Mrs. R . L. Willis
Mrs. C. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Stephens
Mrs. Joan H. Eagle
Mr. Jam es Bennie
Mr. John Sheehan
Mr. John Sheehan
Dr. & Mrs. A. J. Maleug
EST OPPOSITE SEX AWARD
26
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19
18
18
15
15
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12
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Marguerite Robles
M. Roetteis & Gail Gaines
Mrs. Claudia Leffler
Mr. & Mrs. John McNabney
Dr. & Mrs. Duane Cox
Mr. Richard Hensel
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Steffen
Mr. & Mrs. Bengt Wallgren
Nancy L. Armour
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Ferris
Mr. Richard Hensel & Wm . Crouse
27 Stonehedge Thunder Bolt
27 Charmar Lord of Clay Manor
1. Thomas Natalini
C Bennett & M Giambi
2. B. M. Lawrence
3. Deborah Kinsey
Dr. F. Gough & Sandra Gander
D QUARTER STANDINGS
LUB OF AMERICA ANNUAL AWARDS
lfEMORIAL THOPHY: BEST OF BREED
22 Breacan Naughty Enough
17 Bar Nones Keepsake
12 Wychwood Little Big Man
10 Rod ans Joshua Chip of Rocky
9 Glenlivet Nae Saw Bad
Glenlivet Cute Trick
9 Eager Beaver
9 Anstamm Midnight Sun
Anstamm Calico Kid
7 Marberts Sundae Fantastic
7 Passmores Dare Me
7 Duff De Solitaire
Mrs. G. B. Hach , Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cook
Mrs. J. Ferris & Kathleen Ferris
Mrs. Dana!ee Saar
Ms. Caroline Reid
10 Cantels' Winter Wheat
6 Danas' Bear Bee Bentley
6 Glencannon Jamie Boy
AM ANGER CINDERELLA MEMORIAL TROPHY:
AMERICAN BRED BITCH CLASSES
1. C Bennett & M. Giambi
2. Mrs. Martha Merrill
3. John Sheehan
Mrs. J. C. Diem
4. J. English & Danalee Saar
Karen Cox & Nancy Fingerhut
Thomas Natalini & Don Massaker
S. J. Massa & P. DeSciscio
6. J. D. & A. E. Gomes
Janice Bartholomew
12 Clanronalds Wendi of Charmar
10
6
6
5
5
5
Merrilland Winter Rains
Firebrands Paisley Shawl
Passmore Molly Mac
Rodans Lady Jasmine
Danas' Amelia Poochie
Stonehedge Scots Guard Hope
4 Stonehedge Tamasham Mandy
3 Gomescot Thunder Cloud
3 Hill views Yosemite Sam
THE CH. LAIRD OF SCOTS GUARD MEMORIAL TROPHY:
PUPPY DOG CLASSES
29
25
20
17
12
12
11
11
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Mrs. Danalee Saar
Wm. Macinnes & Barbara DeSaye
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Ridgley
L. L. & J. Anderson
John Sheehan
Mrs. Miriam Stamm
6. Hanice Bartholomew
7. Mr. & Mrs. F. Morrow
Rodans Joshua Chip of R ocky
Sandgregs Arbitrator
Wayridge Bold Ruler
Anstamm Bayou Instigator
Firebrands Paisley Monarch
Anstamm Calico Kid
Hillview Little John
Lynmore Red Baron 8
Lynmore Irish Rogue 3
8 Gaidoune Paddington Bear
7 Sandgregs Excalibur
7 Hughcrest Jack Daniels
7. Barbara Z. Lundell
8. Mr. & Mrs. S. Mcilwaine
Margaret Drake & Judy Hughes
DUNBAR TROPHY: PUPPY BITCH CLASSES
1. Dr. & Mrs. Duane Cox
2. Mr. & Mrs. M. Taylor
3. E. B. Jarvis & M. A. Simpson
4. J. S. & J. Anderson
Frances Moore
5. Col. & Mrs. F. Powell
7. John Sheehan
29
17
15
11
11
10
9
Schorls Maxine Mouse
J abberwok Ain t Misbehavin
Wychwood Elizbeth
Uncannys A Little Night Music
Hilcars Cherie Aimie
Dornans Lady Glenncora
Bar Nones Keepsake
8 Firebrands Paisley Girl 2
Firebrands Phoebe 3
Firebrands Madcap 2
Firebrands Paisley Shawl 1
8 Dolscots Bard Portia
8 Barraglens Bachelors Bait
Mr. & Mrs. G. Dolly
Mr. & Mrs. A. B. Bower
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THE WAYRIDGE TROPHY : STUD DOG
1. Ch.
Ch.
Ch.
Ch.
2. Ch.
Ch.
Reanda Kings Ransom
Scotsmuir Sandpiper
Anstamm Happy Venture
G. Aywyn Square Deal
Dunbars Democrat of Sandoone
Barberry Know Spitfire
4
4
4
4
3
3
Richard Hensel
John Sheehan
Mrs. Miriam Stamm
Mrs. Miriam Stamm
Richard Hensel & Wm. Crouse
Ms. Barbara Kingsbury
NOTE: There are twelve stud dogs with two champions each
THE CHAMPION LADY ALBERT A MEMORIAL TROPHY: BROOK BITCH
l. Hyscot Blue Laurel
2. Ch. Anstamm Most Likely
Ch. Anstamm Kings Treasure
3 Ms. Jeanne-Marie Heyd er
2 Mrs. Miriam Stamm
2 Mrs. Miriam Stamm &
Mrs. & Mrs. W. H. Dunham
2 Faith Erlacher & Joann Glaser
2 Mrs. G. B. Hach, Jr.
Ch. Kenjo Roughcastle Rainbow
Ch. Breacan Truly Naughty
WELCOME WAGGIN'
AMES, HAROLD
RFD 1, Box 298
Canaan, NH 03741
Sponsors: Gary Carr
Joyce McNabney
HAM, BARRY
1126 Kathy Drive
Carrollton, TX 75000
Sponsors: Carla LaCoe
Rick & Debbie Fowler
BEAMAN, THOMAS J.
Rt. 10, Box 635 A
Fort Worth, TX 76135
Debby Fowler
HANDLY, KIMI AND HANDLY, STEVE
310 Tuckaway Court
Indian Trail, NC 28079
Sponsors: Miriam Stamm
Cindy Cooke
BETT, DR. DOUGLAS AND JANICE
1115 W. 53rd North
Wichita, Kansas 67204
Sponsors: Jeannie-Marie Heyder
Elizabeth Cooper
KOPP, GORDON AND PATRICIA A.
6 N 102 Emily Lane
St. Charles, IL 60174
Anne Goodell
BLAKE, DELORIS D. AND JOHN B.
5915 Meadowview
Beaumont, TX 77708
Sponsors: Joseph Lanbert
Joyce Smith
SCOTT, VICKI L.
97 Kempwood No. 1049
Houston, TX 77055
Carla LaCoe
COBB, LYNN JOHN
Box 287
Lingle, WY 82223
Sponsors: Jeanne-Marie Heyder
Elizabeth Cooper
MCSHANE, ECHO
1813 Carlisle Court
Schaumburg, IL 60194
Sponsors: Anne Goodell
Iris Burke
ELSON, AMY
2212 Park Place
Cheyenne, WY 82001
Sponsors: Ron Giese
Larae Shafer
VISCONTI DI MODRONE, ANTONELLA
Quercus Farms Route 1
Gay, GA 30218
Sponsors : Miriam Stamm
Danalee Saar
FRANCE, DR. GARY W.
Box 572
Torrington , WY 82240
Sponsors: Jeannie-Marie Heyder
Elizabeth Cooper
REMMELE, AMY JO
445 St. Lawrence Ave.
Buffalo, NY 14216
Sponsors: Bonnie Mott
James Scott
ROGERS, DOROTHY
509 Fenwick Drive
San Antonio, TX 78239
Cindy Cooke
RUESCH, JR., LOUISA & ROBERT
35 W. 348 Elder Ave.
Sponsors: Debbie Kinsey
Gail Gaines
46
WILLI
18220
Beaver
Sponsc
STRUCK, LYNN
3426 Pike Ridge Rd .
Edgewater, Maryland 21037
Sponsors: Christine Cook
Alice Watkins
WURTH, JANE P.
3435 Hathaway Lane
Jackson, MI 49201
Robert Wilson
PARADE OF CHM
(ONLY dogs listed in the A.K. C. Gt
are published in the BA i
ROUG
Ch.Ke
Ch. Ke
Breede
Owner
DA VENITCH BUCKSTONE BINGO (D)
Ch. Jabberwok Bristol Stomp x
Davenitch Bright Promise
Breeders : Thomas & Constance Finch
Owners: Robert & Peggy Dengler
GLENLIVET MACKIE MESSER (D)
Ch. Glenlivet's Gordon Of Jaudon x
Ch. Jaudon's Gypsy Queen
Breeders: Duane & Karen Cox
Owners: Caroline Reid
KENNELGARTH COLIN (D)
Kennelgarth Edrick x
Breeder: Miss B. Penn-Bull
Owner: Berenda Perez-Gili
MILADY BONNIE LASS (B)
Ch. Barberry Knowe Brimstone x
Ch. Milady Vivacious
Breeders/Owners: Bert & Ruth Tryon
SEAFORTH'S BRINDL BART (D)
Ch. Prairyhill Nop Notch x
Dunbar's Sable of Sandbark
Breeders: J. Roszman & D. Lavigne
Owners: T. Garza & M. Charves
SEAGRAVESS' HEATHER RUFF AN (D)
Ch. Seagraves' Rogue's Image x
Seagraves' Silver Locket
Breeder: Goldie Seagraves
Owner: Helen Harbulak
SORCERY (B)
Ch. Gaywyn Likely Lad x
Ch. Anstamm King's Treasure
Breeders: M. Stamm & Castlecraig Kennels
Owner: Sandra Lehrack
ANSTAMM BAYOU INSTIGATOR (D)
Ch. Anstamm Ruff-Me-Tuff Rowdy x
Ch. Anstarnm Minute Waltz
Breeder: Linda Stearns
Owners: Lea Anderson & J. Anderson III
ANSTAMM FANCY THIS (B)
Ch. Gaywyn Square Deal x
Fitzwilliam's Fancy
Breeders: M. Stamm & L. Barney
Owners: M. Stamm & C. Cooke
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Scozzi
Bree de
Owner
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Terriw
Breed€
THOM
Alexru
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Ch. Ga
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HIS ill
Ch. Hi
Tweed
Breede
Owner
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Breede
Owner
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Ch. Ta
Ch. Ta
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UDGE TROPHY: STUD DOG
4
4
4
4
3
3
loone
~Ive
Richard Hensel
John Sheehan
Mrs. Miriam Stamm
Mrs. Miriam Stamm
Richard Hensel & Wm. Crouse
Ms. Barbara Kingsbury
stud dogs with two champions each
IERT A MEMORIAL TROPHY: BROOK BITCH
3 Ms. Jeanne-Marie Heyder
2 Mrs. Miriam Stamm
2 Mrs. Miriam Stamm &
Mrs. & Mrs. W. H. Dunham
2 Faith Erlacher & Joann Glaser
2 Mrs. G. B. Hach, Jr.
w
~LCOME
WAGGIN'
HAM, BARRY
1126 Kathy Drive
Carrollton, TX 75000
Rick & Debbie Fowler
HANDLY, KIMI AND HANDLY, STEVE
310 Tuckaway Court
Indian Trail, NC 28079
Cindy Cooke
ICE
KOPP, GORDON AND PATRICIA A.
6 N 102 Emily Lane
Anne Goodell
I B.
SCOTT, VICKI L.
97 Kempwood No. 1049
Houston, TX 77055
Carla LaCoe
MCSHANE, ECHO
1813 Carlisle Court
Schaumburg, IL 60194
Sponsors: Anne Goodell
Iris Burke
VISCONTI DI MODRONE, ANTONELLA
Quercus Farms Route 1
Gay, GA 30218
Danalee Saar
REMMELE, AMY JO
445 St. Lawrence Ave.
Buffalo, NY 14216
Sponsors: Bonnie Mott
Jam es Scott
RUESCH, JR., LOUISA & ROBERT
35 W. 348 Elder Ave.
Sponsors: Debbie Kinsey
Gail Gaines
46
STRUCK, LYNN
3426 Pike Ridge Rd.
Edgewater, Maryland 21037
Sponsors : Christine Cook
Alice Watkins
WILLIAMS, CAROL A.
18220 N. W.Walker Rd.
Beaverton, OR 97006
Sponsors: Ruth Peffley
Florence Hicks
WURTH, JANE P.
3435 Hathaway Lane
Jackson, MI 49201
Robert Wilson
PARADE OF CHAMPIONS
(ONLY dogs listed in the A.K.C. Gazette under "Titles"
are published in the BAGPIPER.)
ROUGHCASTLE FAIRHAIRED BOY (D)
Ch. Kenjo Gold Braid Commander x
Ch. Kenjo Roughcastle Rainbow
Breeders: Faith Erlacher & Joann Glaser
Owners: R.U. & Faith Erlacher
SCOZZIA 'S LIKELY LIEGE (D)
Ch. Gaywyn's Likely Lad x
Scozzia's Little Bit of Diva
Breeders: C. & E. Pagani
Owners: Hugh & Lenore Cameron
TERRIW ALL TREASURED EDITION (B)
Ch. Sandgreg's Editorial x
Terriwalls Treasure
Breeders/Owners: Bengt & Cynthia Wallgren
THOMAS'S SILVER HASTIE (B)
Alexander's Dusty Roads x
Clyle Review
Breeder: Dr. J. Alexander
Owners: M. Roetteis & Gail Gaines
DA VENITCH BUCKSTONE BINGO (D)
Ch. Jabberwok Bristol Stomp x
Davenitch Bright Promise
Breeders: Thomas & Constance Finch
Owners: Robert & Peggy Dengler
GLENLIVET MACKIE MESSER (D)
Ch. Glenlivet's Gordon Of Jaudon x
Ch . Jaudon's Gypsy Queen
Breeders: Duane & Karen Cox
Owners: Caroline Reid
KENNELGARTHCOLIN(D)
Owner: Berenda Perez-Gill
MILADY BONNIE LASS (B)
Ch. Barberry Knowe Brimstone x
Ch. Milady Vivacious
Breeders/Owners: Bert & Ruth Tryon
SEAFORTH'S BRINDL BART (D)
Ch. Prairyhill Nop Notch x
Dunbar's Sable of Sandbark
Breeders: J . Roszman & D. Lavigne
Owners: T. Garza & M. Charves
SEAGRAVESS'HEATHER RUFFAN (D)
Ch. Seagraves' Rogue's Image x
Seagraves' Silver Locket
Breeder: Goldie Seagraves
Owner: Helen Harbulak
SORCERY (B)
Ch. Anstamm King's Treasure
Breeders: M. Stamm & Castlecraig Kennels
Owner: Sandra Lehrack
ANSTAMM BAYOU INSTIGATOR (D)
Ch. Anstamm Ruff-Me-Tuff Rowdy x
Ch. Anstamm Minute Waltz
Breeder: Linda Stearns
Owners: Lea Anderson & J . Anderson III
ANSTAMM FANCY THIS (B)
Ch. Gaywyn Square Deal x
Fitzwilliam's Fancy
Breeders: M. Stamm & L. Barney
Owners: M. Stamm & C. Cooke
DUNWOODIE THISTLE (B)
Ch. Dunwoodie of Dunbar
Breeders/Owners: Shirley & Bill Justus
HISUM BLACK MAGIC DUBL TRUBL (B)
Ch. Hisum Black Magic Lucky Lad x
Tweeds Kristosha
Breeder: Kathy Murphy
Owner: Florence Hicks
KENNELGARTH LESTER (D)
Gaywyn Landmark x
Kennelgarth Pigeon
Owner: Stephen Spector
LOCHNEL POPPIT (B)
Ch. Tambrae Kernel x
Ch. Tambrae Tulia
Breeder/Owner : Charlene Hallenbeck
47
PARADE OF CHAMPIONS
ASHTON'S RENALDO ARISTOCRAT (D)
Ch. Anstamm Ruff-Me Tuff Rowdy x
Ch. Ashton's Especially Me
Breeders: David & Suzanne Smith
Owners : Marcia & James Reynolds
BAR-NONE'S KEEPSAKE (B)
Ch. Bar-None's Dazzling Ad Venture x
Ch. Gawywn Nelda
Breeders/Owners : Charles & Christine Cook
DONNARRY'S WEE BONNIE DUNDEE (B)
Ch. Donnarry's Wee Doc N Doris x
Donnary's Wee Tar Baby
Breeders/Owners : Harry & Donna Erskine
FIREBRAND'S MORNING MIST (B)
Ch . Firebrand's Foolish Fun x
Firebrand's Maggie
Breeders : James and Christine O'Donnell
Owner : John Sheehan
FIREBRAND'S PAISLEY MONARCH (D)
Ch. Dunbar's Democrat of Sandoone x
Ch. Firebrand's Equinox
Breeder/Owner: John Sheehan
GLAD MACS MERRYMAKER (B)
Glad Mac's Black Coffee x
Glad Macs Happy Gypsy
Breeder: Mrs. W. Robertson
Owners : Vernon & Elsie Stuart
HYSCOT PERFECT GINNY BLUE (B)
Ch. Perlor Perfect Match x
Hyscot Blue Laurel
Breeder : JeannP Marie Heyder
Owners : J eilrtne Marie Heyder & Sandi Smith
KENJO SPECIAL COMMANDER (D)
Kenjo A Commander x
Kenjo Lady Catherine
Breeders/Owners: Kenan & Joann Glaser
KENNELGARTH ANNABEL (B)
Kennelgarth Daisybell
Breeder: Betty Penn-Bull
Owner: Stephen Spector
KROLSCOT GREAT GUNS (B)
Ch. Gawywn Square Deal x
Ch. Krolscot Catherine The Great
Breeders/Owners: Wm. & Sandra Kroll
WHISKYBAE YANKY TREV ANIAN (D)
Schaeffer's Dark Avenger x
Ch. Whiskybrae Ginger Bear
Breeders : Susan Carr & Richard LaCoe
Owner : Dorothy Simmons
HAMPTON HILL,
OFFERS AT STUI
CHAMPION KENNELGi
"Lester" to date has sired 2 litters in Eng
from England are that his get are of goo
short backs •. . ..
LL INQU IRIES TO:
Natalini., PHA Agent
:: o Stonehedge Kennel
:: S' acks Rd , Andover, NJ 07821
- :-347-7924
CH K
Ke1
Steven Spector
Peter Josten
48
)E OF CHAMPIONS
AT (D)
HAMPTON HILL. ...•
OFFERS AT STUD . ....
CHAMPION KENNELGARTH LESTER
x
: Cook
IEE (B)
:kine
nell
H (D)
x
3)
.Smith
ser
"Lester" to date has sired 2 litters in England and 1 in USA. Reports
from England are that his get are of good bone, beautiful heads and
short backs .. ...
LL IN QU IRIES TO:
atal i ni,. PHA Agent
=i o Stonehedge Kenne l
~ Slacks Rd, Andover, NJ 07821
7-1:-347-7924
I
(D)
-rs:
Steven Spector
Peter Josten
48
Eng Ch Gaywyn Joel
Gaywyn Busybody
Eng Ch Gosmore Gillson Highland
King
Eng Ch Gaywyn Lisa
Eng Ch Gaywyn Bonetta
CH KENNELGARTH LESTER
Eng Ch Kennelgarth Knight Errant
Eng Ch Kennelgarth Edrick
Kenne lgarth Pigeon
Kennelgarth Conspirator
Eng Ch Kennelgarth Deborah
Kennelgarth Delilah
CH. *BARRAGLEN'S BRINDLE BACARDI
"Cardi" is pictured going Winners Dog at the STCA National Specialty , Montgomery K.C.,
October 4, 1981 under the highly respected Scottie authority and breeder-judge Mr. F.J.
"Bob" Bartos, expertly presented by Bergit Coady.
"Cardi" was Winners Dog and Best of Winners the previous day at Devon under Dr. Leon
Seligman, acquiring back-to-back 5-point majors and defeating a total of 75 Scotties in
two days.
Finishing 18 days after Montgomery, "Cardi" is now home and at stud to approved bitches.
He is VWD clear.
*Pending AKC confirmation
BARRAGLEN SCOTTISH TERRIERS
Ross & Ann Bower
Kitten Bower
150 Detrick Drive
Grants Pass, Oregon 97526
(503) 479-0509

1982 Bagpiper - Scottish Terrier Club of America

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