Issue 108, Summer 2014 - Colonial Newfoundland Club

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Colonial Bear Fare
Issue 108
Early summer 2014
The Official Newsletter of the Colonial Newfoundland Clubm
cncnewfs.com
Newf Scoops
2–4
In Memoriam
5
FYI – List of Titles
6-7
CNC Water Training Seminar
8 - 10
Donations to OAR
11
CNC Membership Applications 12
CNC Newbie Newfs
CNC Newf News
CNC BOD June Meeting
Minutes
CNC Board Of Directors
CNC Committee Chairs
About CNC Bear Fare
13 - 17
18 – 20
22- 26
26
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Charlie - page 13
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NEWF SCOOPS
BOOKER--a Living Legend!!!
This year, The Living Legend Award was presented to Beartrax Booker of Hideaway, at the
Newf National Specialty, held in Lancaster, PA.
The Living Legend Award recognizes all the wonderful dogs, ten years and over, who
continue to be our “sounding boards,” “shoulders to cry on,” and who bring us comfort
and joy.
It is a celebration of Newfoundland dogs, their owners and breeders…and the gains
we've made in both health and longevity.
submitted by Sandy Stultz
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N EWF SCOOPS
GRC OLD BAY'S "POTTER" AS IN HARRY, BN, RN, RA, CGC
Owner(s): Carol and Dan Stultz and Kathy Hamilton and Cindy Flowers
Potter got his CGC 'Canine Good Citizen' on June 14, 2014 at Carroll County,
MD Pet Expo
Potter Best of Breed (BOB) on July 3, 2014 at Howard County, MD Catoctin Kennel
Club
Photograph submitted by: Sandra Stultz
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N EWF SCOOPS
Ch. Emalani of Old Bay
owned by Kathy and Mike Holshey and Cindy Flowers
earned her Championship Title
June 1, 2014
at the
Charlottesville- Albemarle Kennel Club Show
in Charlottesville, VA
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In Memoriam
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
BUOY
WA TOP SHELFS DRAMBUIE NIGHTCAP DD,
TDD1, WRDX2 , NJP, OFP, AXP, RE , UD
Sept 23, 2003 - July 28, 2014
!
He trained me with joy, unending patience and purest love.
He is in my heart forever Christie Smith
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FYI--List of Titles
For all of you “Newbie Newfie” owners…
Have you ever wondered what all those initials before/after a dog’s name stand for?
The following is a list of titles most commonly associated with the Newfoundland
breed. Thanks to Alice Harwell for providing it!
AKC Therapy Dog titles:
Therapy Dog Novice (THDN)
Therapy Dog (THD)
Therapy Dog Advanced (THDA)
Therapy Dog Excellent (THDX)
Therapy Dog Distinguished (THDD)
AKC Rally titles:
Novice (RN)
Advanced (RA)
Excellent (RE)
Advanced Excellent (RAE)
AKC Agility titles:
Agility Champion MACH or Preferred Agility Champion PACH
Standard Classes (Regular and Preferred):
Novice (NA) or Novice Preferred (NAP)
Open (OA) or Open Preferred (OAP)
Excellent (AX) or Excellent Preferred (AXP)
Master (MX) or Master Preferred (MXP)
Jumps With Weaves Classes (Regular and Preferred):
Novice (NAJ) or Novice Preferred (NJP)
Open (OAJ) or Open Preferred (OJP)
Excellent (AXJ) or Excellent Preferred (AJP)
Master (MXJ) or Master Preferred (MJP)
Fifteen and Send Time (FAST) (Regular and Preferred):
Novice (NF) or Novice Preferred (NFP)
Open (OF) or Open Preferred (OFP)
Excellent (XF) or Excellent Preferred (XFP)
Master (MF) or Master Preferred (MFP)
Time 2 Beat:
Regular (T2B) or Preferred (T2BP)
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F Y I - - L I S T OF T I T L E S cont’d
AKC Obedience titles:
Obedience Trial Championship (OTCH)
Companion Dog (CD)
Companion Dog Excellent (CDX)
Utility Dog (UD)
Utility Dog Excellent (UDX)
Optional titles:
Beginner Novice (BN)
Pre Novice (PCD)
Pre Open (PCDX)
Graduate Novice (GN)
Graduate Open (GO)
Pre Utility (PUTD)
AKC Tracking titles:
Champion Tracker (CT)
Tracking Dog (TD)
Tracking Dog Excellent (TDX)
Variable Surface Tracking (VST)
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CNC WATER TRAINING SEMINAR
Summertime is CNC Water Time!
AKA
The Diaries of Lady Calza
The CNC has a history of holding Water Training seminars for those wishing to
participate in water tests with their Newfs. These events are usually held at Codorus
State Park in Hanover, Pennsylvania, which happens to be the test site for the club’s
Annual Water test. These seminars are usually held in mid-to-late June and are
delightful. This year’s event was held on June 14th and 15th; the guest instructor was
Cheryl Dondino.
Calza and I headed up a day early and stayed in our favorite dog friendly hotel in
York. It is just a short drive from York to Hanover. This year’s Water Seminar
started bright and early on Saturday morning. A session just for Beginners was held
after everybody had a chance to get acquainted. The term Beginner was apt, as it was
intended for those with dogs who weren’t yet ready to go consider trying for a WD
(Water Dog title.) The areas covered were very basic, like retrieving a bumper
thrown in the water, or swimming to a boat. Each individual handler / dog team
worked in individual areas on an individual basis with the instructors. CNC
members with extensive Water Test experience served as stewards.
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After lunch, what could be called the “Intermediate” training session began. During
this session, specific exercises in the Junior Water Test were covered. Exercises from
the more advanced tests were covered on Sunday morning. Again, specific exercises
were practiced with each handler and dog. The training was rather rigorous; all the
participants appeared to appreciate it, though!
Many thanks to Cheryl Dondino for being a
first-rate instructor during an educational event.
-Brad Cole
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-pictures submitted by Brad Cole
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OTIS AID TO RESCUE
CNC Rescue Thanks!
Lezli and Bennett Alford!
for their!
$1,000 donation
to the OAR Fund!
in Honor of!
Cindy Flowers, Kathy Hamilton
& Nicki Alford!
Our gifts of love from Otis.!
!
Otis's short life was like a
pebble in the water!
and
continues to send out ripples
of love and friendship.
One day an old man was walking down the beach just before dawn.
In the distance he saw a young man picking up stranded starfish
and throwing them back into the sea.
As the old man approached the young man, he asked,
"Why do you spend so much energy doing what seems to be a waste of time?"
The young man explained that the stranded starfish would die
if left in the morning sun. The old man exclaimed,
"But there must be thousands of starfish!
How can your efforts make any difference?"
The young man looked down at the starfish in his hand and as he threw it to safety
in the sea, he said," It makes a difference to this one!"
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CNC MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS
Colonial Newfoundland Club
Membership Chair Report
June 18, 2014
Membership Applicants
Presented to the Board of Directors for Preliminary Approval
Brian and Cassie Lowell
Monrovia, MD
Sponsor: Ed Shea
Karen Simons & Bob McDonald
Lovettsville, VA
Sponsor: Judith Van Dyke
Membership Applicants
Presented to the Board of Directors for Preliminary Approval
July 16, 2014
Bronn Epperly
Cattawba, VA
Julie & Bob Lawrence
Goochland, VA
Sponsor: Donna McConn
Lawrence & Mary Mesce
Virginia Beach, VA
Sponsor: Xavier Grahn
John & Patricia Willemsen
Newark, DE
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CNC NEWBIE NEWFS
Charlie is going on two years old, and lives in Overlea, MD
with me and my fiancé, Chris Cook.
He came from Brookstone Newfoundlands in Richmond, VA.
We hope to get him into training to become a Therapy Dog
because he loves people so much!
He is a great dog and even behaved well enough to join us
in our engagement pictures!
-Nichole Moore
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CNC NEWBIE NEWFS
Nichole, Charlie and Chris
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CNC NEWBIE NEWFS
Welcome Hank!
Old Bay's Potter's Friend Hank
Raisin and Todd Old Bay's Ragin' Infurno - "Raisin"
(HG/L/HrC/P/DNA) and G.Ch. Sun Valley's It's As Simple As A.B.C
(HG/L/P/HrC/Cn/Cerf)
Boy (black) born April 17, 2014
Breeder(s): Kathy Hamilton & John Borklund & Cindy Flowers
call name: Hank
Owners: Daniel and Carol Stultz, Sandra Stultz and Cindy Flowers
-photograph submitted by: Sandra Stultz
Hank
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CNC NEWBIE NEWFS
My husband Peter and I adopted our Newf in April of this year. Over the past three
years, we lost our Greater Swiss Mountain Dog to Hemangio, our Saint Bernard to
OS, and our other Saint this past March to Hemangio also.
We decided to foster a large breed dog and were approved through Dogs XL Rescue
to foster. As we watched the site for a dog that would fit into our pack--Sailor's profile was posted.
We knew we wanted to adopt him. Can't believe how lucky we are!
Sailor is three years old. He was transported to Baltimore from Missouri, where we
picked him up. He is an absolute gem! When he came to us, he was Heart Worm
positive, Hook Worm positive and had Ehrichlia.
He has had all of his treatments and we only have two more weeks to go in keeping
him "quiet". Quite a feat that has been!
We are really looking forward to starting his carting, and will see if he likes the
water!
Sailor lives with his adopted 11-year-old female Cocker who was rescued from a
puppy mill at the age of 10. She is blind in her right eye and doesn't hear well from
years of chronic ear infections.
Sailor also lives with our 10- year-old adopted Doxy who was paralyzed at the age of
three. He was surrendered to rescue shortly after that. He was eight when we
adopted him. He has a cart and two special beds and he's a happy character!
Sailor also lives with 2 rescue kitty cats. They are quite a pack and all get along
amazingly well!!
Sailor and friend
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CNC NEWBIE NEWFS
We met some of you at Spring Fun Day. We had a ball!!
It was wonderful to meet such dedicated Newfie people and to see all of the beautiful
dogs!! We look forward to the next event!
Thanks to everyone for making us feel so welcome! This is a special breed of dog and
we are grateful to have a Newfie in our lives!
Kindest Regards,
Wendy and Peter Flerlage
Sailor
Sailor and his BFF’s
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CNC NEWF NOTES
I have three Brownie Girl Newfs, all rescues from Autumn Acres
Newfoundland Rescue in Missouri.
!
!
!
Pudge was the first Brownie and she just turned 10.
Posey came next and she just turned 9.
Pansy was the last to join us, but her age is unknown.
Pansy was the worst rescue out of the three.. She was heartworm positive, weighed
in at 59 pounds full grown, had MRSA (flesh eating bacteria) which caused her to be
blind in one eye and deaf in one ear. Her front teeth were so decayed from bad
malnutrition, that hey had to all be removed. She has four molars in the back, but
still enjoys her food. She has gained close to 70 pounds since her arrival. About a
week after her arrival she went into a false pregnancy status, and we took her to the
vet and found out she was NOT pregnant but had bullets in her chest. No surgery
required, and the good news was that Pansy was not having pups. It took about a
year to get Pansy straightened out, but she is doing really well now.
All the three girls are community ambassadors and attend special events to raise
money for the Montgomery County Animal Services and Adoption Center. They all
enjoy taking walks and swimming. They are really good at socializing and eating. :)
I am also fostering Daisy, the Landseer through CNC. She is seven years old and a
very active dock diver! Never say seven is old, because this girl can outrun and
outswim anyone.....ha ha!
-Alesia from
Summerdale, Home
of the Brownies
Pudge
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Pansey
Posey
Daisy
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Enzo learns to pull his cart!!
The very handsome and
talented Enzo is owned
by Judith Van Dyke.
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Jim and Banjo
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“I still have the leads and collars, the feeding bowls
of all my Newfies, these together with four cigar
boxes with their ashes in are all I have to remind
me of twenty wonderful years during which they
were my constant companions. There are also the
few photos on the dining room wall and if you look
at my Twitter page you will see them in situ as I
enjoy them.
It was after I had already written five fictional books
that I felt ready for book based closely on these
years, I altered very little by way of the story or the
action of the dogs it would have been wrong to alter
anything about their individual characters….
In my book Life With My Newfoundlands I have
tried to show my approach to living with them and
the huge return I received from them.”
Sybil Powell
available from Amazon as a Kindle Edition ($5) and
as a paperback ($10.50)
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C N C B O D M e e t i n g M i n u t e s J U N E 2014
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June 18, 2014
Teleconference, 7:30 P.M
Meeting called to order at 7:33 P.M.
Present: Chuck Basham (CB), Judy Van Dyke (JVD), Dotty Hudson (DH), Kathy Paxton (KP),
Dave Rothschild (DR), Rose Miller (RM)
Guest: Jim Wasson (JW).
Vice President, Chuck Basham, presiding - Open meeting
Review Minutes from May 2014 Meeting
A motion was made to accept the May 2014 BOD Minutes as written and place a copy into “Bear
Fare” (KP/DR)
Officer Reports:
Treasurer Report – Judy Van Dyke
Checking Account balance as of June 18, 2014: $12,625.28
We have five CDs = $51,012.58
5/29
5/29
6/5
6/16
Airpark Animal Hospital, OAR Fund
Cheryl Dondino, Water Workshop Judge, travel expenses
Airpark appreciation lunch
Accuconference, BOD meeting, 12 callers, 1,823 minutes
192.42
575.00
180.99
197.96
Checks and Debit Card payments $100 and over from May 20, 2014-June 16, 2014:
Motion to accept the Treasurer Report (KP/DR)
Motion to accept all Checks, Credit and Debit Card Payments $100 and over (KP/DH)
Corresponding Secretary – Cathy Borklund, no report
Committee Reports:
2014 NCA Specialty – Kathy Paxton and Don Sharkey
• Accounting still being worked. Appears we may have a negative $4500, which will come out of
CD Fix Term. This is money set aside CNC hosted National Specialties.
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Awards – Need a chairperson for Cindy Flowers to mentor.
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Would like to train someone for future.
BOD will approach a club member they have in mind.
Nomination Committee
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Rose Miller to Chair this committee. She has gotten confirmation from Kathy Hamilton
(primary), Margaret Marcus (primary) and Linda Boswell (alternate) and waiting to hear
from Craig Katz (alternate).
July 30th the committee will present names of possible BOD members per By-laws.
Notification to membership on candidates and a general canvass to see if there are
additional candidates will go out to membership in a letter that will be enclosed in the
Membership Renewals in mid-August. Rose will write letter.
Motion to accept the Nomination Committee as submitted by Rose Miller, Chairperson.
(KP/JVD)
Membership – Judy Van Dyke
• Members for Preliminary Approval by CNC BOD
Brian and Cassie Lowell, Maryland
Sponsor Ed Shea
Karen Simons and Bob McDonald, Virginia
Sponsor: Judy Van Dyke
A motion to grant preliminary approval to the applicant and publish in the next “Bear Fare”; then
wait 30 days for full Membership. (KP/DR).
NCA Representative – Chuck Basham
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Cathy Borklund will prepare to take over this position.
Publicity – Alice Harwell
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MKC already done, Newf Tide is the July 1 deadline.
Waiting on dates for Draft Test to be confirmed.
Thank you note from Cheryl Donino placed on Face book, email and web.
Regional and Supported Entries – Cindy Flowers
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Dwight’s comments in email--IF CNC wishes to explore an additional supported entry
during the year, if so the BOD should find another member to chair the event.
CNC is hosting a Regional on Saturday and Supported entry on Sunday at Oatlands in
2014. All the paperwork is done and trophies sponsored, sweeps judge hired.
As for future… Cindy would like to turn over the job of CNC show chair to someone
else. She will train and mentor.
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Rescue – Kathy Paxton (for Donna McConn)
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Bear Foot - Bear has chronic long-term osteoarthritis which most likely occurred from a road
injury many years ago. It causes trouble for him using stairs and walking. The foster has
started taking him for short walks, which was approved by the vet, to strengthen and help
continue with his weight loss. Had Fosters take ortho vet for an evaluation to see about
getting the temporary support done for his front leg as discussed at the last BOD Meeting.
He did not recommend it. He instead recommends Laser treatment and Adequan injections. He
already received one Laser treatment while he was there.
o The recommendation is 6-8 Laser treatments.
o Pricing for the Laser Treatments: 6 treatment-$325 ($54.17 per treatment); 8
treatments - $400 ($50.00 per treatment).
Adequan injections are recommended in conjunction with the Laser treatments.
o Pricing for Adequan: Would be less expensive to buy a bottle. He would need 3-4
bottles. Price per bottle-$110.
Need BOD approval for these procedures and would like to start ASAP. Bear is doing so
much better with his other issues. His skin looks great and his hair is growing back. He
averages 6 hours without having an accident in the house and rarely has one at night
anymore. This is the last step to his recovery.
Bear was neutered Wednesday, June 4 by Airpark Animal Hospital.
Approval for Laser Treatments only, as a discussion on shots was considered not warranted at this
time. This approval was completed by BOD through email previous to this meeting and needed to
be ratified.
A motion to ratify and approve decision to give Bear Laser Treatments only (KP/DR)
This month two new rescues were brought in:
• Bear #2 is a 1-year old Landseer. Purchased him from a possible Amish breeder in Ohio.
Bear was vetted and neutered at Airpark. He is ready for adoption and Rescue has a
potential adopter in Virginia. Chuck will do a home visit the weekend of the 21st to make
sure Bear gets along with their dogs.
• Fletcher is a 9-month old Black Newf that was purchased from a BYB (Back Yard Breeder).
He entered CNC Rescue due to financial reasons. Fletcher was born with a bum leg.
According to general Vet: The leg bones do not line up and the knee is not properly formed.
There is significant strengthening of the left leg due to compensation for many months. Dr.
Kable does not believe there is anything a surgeon can do to correct these conditions. Vet’s
opinion is to wait and see. Recommend to use Deramax as needed for pain, but not daily.
Watch as Newf grows and see what happens. He has been compensating for the bad leg and
has learned how to walk and run. If the pain increases and he has trouble using that leg
CNC and Vet can reevaluate the situation. There is a couple interested in adopting. .
Updates on fosters/adoptions:
Dr. Walker at Blue Ridge Vets checked Barefoot/Bearfoot. He recommended Laser Therapy,
which was approved by the BOD. He has started the treatments. He will get the treatments 2 times
per week for a month. Bear still needs to be let out every 5-6 hours to urinate. Because of his age
this will most likely never change. He can go all night sometimes but about once per week he will
have an accident. He does bark when he needs to go out.
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He completed the anti-biotic for the possible urinary tract infection. He has his last bath
for a while and continues to do well. He has been on a fish no grain diet. We do not
have any potential adopters.
• Daisy has been checked for numerous issues for her skin and everything has come back
negative. She continues to get at least 2 baths per week. Because of her significant
weight loss the vet recommended a prescription diet to help her gain and retain weight.
The diet has worked and she is slowly gaining needed weight. We will keep her on this
formula for a month and then slowly change her to another food. Because of her skin
issues we will go back to a fish grain free diet. There is another type of prescription food
that might better benefit her but it is only available on line–Rayne Foods. DMC will
look into it. Daisy’s fur is at least growing back, but she still has red skin and smells.
The foster donated a visit to a dermatologist for Daisy. Her diagnosis was yeast and staff
infection.
No private adoptions were done this month.
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Sunshine – Chris Gorsuch
KP is looking into Sympathy card from Spider Web for loss of your pet for male and
female versions.
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Ways and Means
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Needs New Chairperson. BOD will look for new chair.
Website – Chuck Basham
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Up to date.
Williamsburg Annual Membership Luncheon and Parade – Dotty Hudson/Cathy Borklund
A Storybook Christmas,” Saturday, December 6, 2014
o Parade start: 8:30 AM
o Application (fee $25) due October 6th, I will need to attend a meeting over
summer.
Recommendation of menu – Virginia/southern menu. (Brunswick stew, Ham Biscuits,
etc…). Buffet style. “Encore” to cater.
BOD will subsidize some of cost.
LaQuinta Suites is set and has already blocked rooms.
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Working Dog – Julia Sharkey
Draft Dog
o JVD sent out email request in May.
o Scott Rainy Draft Test Chair. Julie Sharkey will mentor him in the position.
o Still need a Secretary
o Require 4 month lead in for NCA
Water Test
o Chair will be Karin Bystol
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o JVD will co-secretary with Diane Weber
o Need more volunteers, email and face book requests sent this month.
Old Business
Rescue Luncheon at Air Park. June 4, 2014 – Kathy Paxton
o Yesterday went splendidly!! Karen Parry met me there at 12:15, we set up and
disappeared – returned at 3 to clean up – man, and can these guys eat!!
Everyone was very appreciative.
o Total spent $245.39 and we still have paper stuff for next year.
o We should note – in the last 4 weeks we have had discounts at Airpark double
what we just spent.
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New Business:
Greg Strong Seminar –Rose Miller request
a. Looking at February date. Location still being scoped out.
b. Have a chef who is donating time. CNC pay for food.
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Next meeting will be July 16, 2014 at 7:30 P.M. by teleconference.
Motion to adjourn at 8:33 P.M. (KP/CB)
2014 CNC B OA R D O F D I R E C T O R S
President
Dwight Gorsuch
Vice-President
Chuck Basham
Treasurer
Judith Van Dyke
Corresponding Secretary
Cathy Borklund
Recording Secretary
Dotty Hudson
Members at Large
Donna McConn
Kathy Paxton
Dave Rothschild
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2014
CNC C O M M I T T E E C H A I R S
2014 National Specialty
“As Time Goes By”
Kathy Paxton and Don Sharkey
Pancake Walk
Trish Fornadly
Bear Fare
Janet Phares
Pet Fiesta, Reston
Dave Rothschild
Brown Bag Raffles
Peggy Darling
Property
Don Sharkey
Club Photographer
Brad Cole
Publicity
Alice Harwell
Education
Brenda McKeel
Regionals & Supported Entries
Cindy Flowers
Facebook
Dotty Hudson
Donna McConn
Brad Cole
Rescue
Donna McConn
Grooming Seminar
Cindy Flowers
Legislation Affairs
Lisa Lathrop
Resident Agent
Jim Wasson
Sunshine
Chris Gorsuch
Membership
Judith Van Dyke
Virginia Federation of Dog
Clubs and Breeders
Representative
Anne French
NCA/RCC Representative
Cathy Borkland
Website
Chuck Basham
Working Dog
Julia Sharkey
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About CNC Bear Fare
Colonial Bear Fare
is a publication of the
Colonial Newfoundland Club, Inc.
Articles and information are printed for general interest and entertainment value. The
opinions and views of the contributors do not necessarily represent the opinions and
views of the Colonial Newfoundland Club, Inc., or the Newfoundland Club of America.
Articles of a medical nature reflect the opinion of the author. They do not constitute an
endorsement by the Colonial Newfoundland Club, Inc., or the
Newfoundland Club of America.
ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR VETERINARIAN
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO DIAGNOSE
OR MEDICATE YOUR NEWF.
Deadline date for submission to the
2014 summer edition of Bear Fare is September 5th.
The newsletter will be e-mailed/posted
on the CNC website in mid-September.
All members are encouraged to submit articles, Brags, news, pictures or any “finds”
they think will be of interest to the membership. The easiest way to send information is
via e-mail, but I will gladly accept files on CD and through the USPS.
Please send all your contributions to:
E-mail: [email protected]
or by USPS to:
Bear Fare
101 Madison Place
Staunton, VA 24401
Newf Scoops is free to members.
It covers wins/places, obedience legs, etc., at shows and trials,
New Champions and Title-Holding Newfs.
Baby Bear Boom is $5 for members.
In Memoriam is free to members.
Advertising
Acceptable paid advertising will be included as space permits. The advertising rate for CNC
Members is $20 for a full page and $10 for a half page.
Please make checks payable to the CNC.
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Issue 108, Summer 2014 - Colonial Newfoundland Club

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