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A MONTHLY PUBLICATION DEDICATED TO OUR MEMBERS & THEIR DOGS
July has been a busy month with water practice, obedience class and trials and agreat evening spent with friends at the A’s Dog Day at the Park.
Kathy, Gabe, and I met up with Robin, Ray and their dogs, Foyle and Hazel to attendthe A’s Dog Day at the Park. The day began with a gathering of over 750 dogs in theparking lot outside of the coliseum. Several dogs did some tricks on stage and therewas a brief discussion about fund raising for canine cancer research. The group thenparaded around the warm up track which is right down on the field skirting the grassof the playing field. I must say I have never been on the actual playing field of anyprofessional sport. I was awe struck at the level of field grooming and when you lookup into the coliseum and see all of those seats it really puts into perspective what oneis actually seeing on television, everything is so much larger and faster in real life.
Time to take our seats and watch the game! I should have really thought this onethrough when they suggested you hold your dog on your lap I should have knownseating would be an issue for our Newfs. We did have to buy an extra seat for ourdog but a Newfy could have used three extra seats! Gabe and Foyle made the bestof it by either sitting up or laying under our feet on the cool concrete. The funniestthing that happened and still makes me giggle is that there was a young man around6 years of age sitting directly in front of Gabe. I warned the little one that when andif he gets the courage to turn around he would be face to face with a very largeslobbering Newf who is trying very hard to behave and not give some ear kisses. Thelittle boy put up a brave front and decided the best way to handle the situation was toignore it. The boy just sat, head facing forward and ate his little Lunchable box thathis grandmother brought him. The entire thing was a blast to watch unfold and I needto brag that Gabe never bothered the little boy or his Lunchable box.
Foyle had much better seats and was able to enjoy watching the game while peeringover the edge. I was wondering if anyone below Foyle caught some drool…..
The event is something else I can strike from my bucket list. The wonderful thingabout my bucket list is that so many of the items I can share with our Newfs,makes the experience even more memorable.
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2 Do you like to makehomemade treats foryour dogs? Jumpover to page 2 for twogreat treats to use fortraining or forsomething special
August
2012
4 Check out picturesfrom the July watertest! It was a greatday and all ourvolunteers made it runsmoothly and quickly.
9 Are you looking for aramp to help yoursenior or recuperatingdog? Dana tested outtwo ramps so seewhich one she likedbetter!
By Hazel Jacoby & June Gibson
NEWFOUNDLAND HEALTH RESCUE
CHOMPING AT THE MOUTH!Delicious homemade treats for training and snacks! As always, talk toyour veterinarian if your dog has special dietary needs or is allergic
to any ingredients in the recipes. We want healthy, happy dogs!Originally printed in Modern Dog Magazine
AUGUST DONATIONS!We would like to thank andacknowledge the followingfor their donations thismonth:
Samantha Westgate
Stephanie Shattuck, inmemory of Kodi (and forhis human Cindy Cohn)
Edgar: 6 year old black neu-tered male. Being medicallyevaluated.Sophia: 2 year old black fe-male. Being spayed andmedically evaluated.
DOGS IN RESCUE
DONATE TONEWFOUNDLAND
HEALTH & RESCUE!NH&R website,newfhealthandrescue.org, oryou can send a check to thefollowing: Hazel Jacoby 5514Greenridge Rd. Castro Valley,CA 94552
LIVER DUMPLINGS
Ingredients● 2 ½ cups rye flour● 1/3 lb fresh chicken liver● 2 Tbsp chopped parsley● 3 ½ Tbsp sunflower oil● About ½ cup water
UtensilsCooking pot, hand mixer
How to do it● Preheat oven to 340 degrees F
and line the baking pan withbaking paper.
● Cook chicken liver in waterabout 15 minutes and let cool.
● Puree chicken liver with water.● Measure rye flour● Add pureed chicken liver, pars-
ley, and oil and stir to a smoothdough.
● Make small balls, about 3/4”diamter with your fingers.
● Bake about 25 minutes at 340degrees F.
Tip: Instead of ½ cup tap water, you
can also use ½ cup of chicken-liver
Peanut butterJellypops
Ingredients● 4 cups plain low fat yogurt● 1 ripe banana● 1 cup of blueberries● 3 Tbsp peanut butter, natural
and salt free● 1 tsp vanilla extract
UtensilsBlender, ice cube trays
How to do it● Stir all the ingredients together
in a medium bowl,● Pour into a blender,and puree
until smooth.● Pour smoothy into ice cube
trays and freeze.
Tip: If frozen the treats will last up to 6
months in the freezer. You can keep theliquid mixture in the refrigerator for up toa week, but use as quickly as posiblefor the best flavor.
AUGUST BIRTHDAYS & ADOPTIONS!HAPPY BIRTHDAY/ADOPTION TO YOU!
If you’ve adopted/rescued a dog and not sure what the “birthday” is, H&R uses the adoption date!
BIRTHDAY DATE DOG OWNER8/20/1999 Ch. Capriccio's Autumn Leaves (Autumn) Linda & Merle Maggy
8/20/1999 Ch. Capriccio's Jeepers Creepers (Joey) TDD Nancy Bynes
8/19/2001 Vn Ch. Sierraview's-KaraBleu Sea-nna WD, WRDX, CD, TDD Rick & Donna Humphreys
8/15/2002 Bonnie Bay's Heaven Sent (Sophie) Terri & Dave Muro
8/27/2002 CH Nordicagel Exodus (Moses) DD, WD Patty O'Brien/ Ed O'Donoghue
8/1/2003 Molly Shami Edun/Bill Parsons
8/7/2004 Sweet Dreams Sophia John & Carol Haggerty
8/20/2004 VN, WA, Ch Nakiska Shines at Aukai (Twinkle) CDX, TDX, RE,
WRD,T DD
Cherrie & Steve Brown
8/23/2005 Beowulf Pat Roy/Roger Duke
8/17/2006 Black Watch Ondine (Ola) Walt & Marge Parsons
8/29/2006 Sadie Heidi & Ted Schmidt
8/3/2007 Goldcoast's The Producers (Ami) Dean & Annemarie Mancini
8/15/2007 Springhaven's Sierra "Storm" Carol & Jerry Stohlgren
8/1/2008 Soda Creek's Why Not "Chloe", WRD, DD Amy Ryan
8/8/2008 Ch Capriccio's Sweet Baby James (James) George, Carol & Justin Chew
8/8/2008 Capriccio's Steam Roller Blues John & Mary Lou Raduly
8/8/2008 Ch Capriccio’s How Sweet It Is (Brooklyn) DD Lynne & Terry Baker
8/8/2008 Ch. Capriccio’s Shower the People (Rain) DD Linda & Merle Maggy
8/8/2008 Capriccio's Baby Buffalo (Nora) Jessie Parsons/Jason McGuire
8/8/2008 Capriccio's Your Smiling Face (Sequoia) Jim & Cindy Walling
8/18/2008 Gibson "Gibby" Diane Garfield/ John Carlson
8/21/2008 Ch. Aukai's Southwind "Makani" Lori & Randy Schimm
8/21/2008 Aukai "Koali" ' awa Cherrie & Steve Brown
8/21/2008 GCH Aukai - 911 Dragon Rider’s "Saphira", CD, DD1, CGC Patti & Mike Emmerling
8/25/2008 Linkville's Tippy Chris & Glenda Jones
8/26/2008 Capriccio's The Right Time (Tempo) Mohamed Reem
8/17/2009 Karazan Marni Gene & Valerie Maczek
8/24/2009 Bydand's "Rocco" Mousse Au Chocolat Lou & Maria Gerlinger
8/7/2011 Bear N Mond's Give Me Liberty (Roxy) Sharal Cole
13!My name is Ch.Capriccio’s Autumn Leave, but just call me Autumn. A little over
three years ago I was very sad, my mom passed away. Then I found out our
good friends Merle and Linda Maggy were taking me to live with them. I then
had a whole family of Newfies to live with. I did have to let them know that I was
the team leader. I have two human grandchildren who love to shower me with
hugs. I got to sleep on the bed until it got to hard to get up on, but I still come
upstairs and sleep on the foot of the bed. We have had lots of walks in lots of
different places. I get to go on lots of car rides and even went to Glacier and
Alberta. I think In N Out has the best burgers. Life is good!
WORKING DOG-JULY WATER TEST!
PICTURES FROM THEJULY 28 WATER TEST!We had our own openingceremonies complete witha wonderful Olympic NewfRings! Congratulations toall the new WD and WRDdogs!
WORKING DOG-SEPTEMBER WATER TESTS!
SEPTEMBER WD/WRD WATER TEST
SEPTEMBER 8-9TH ATDEL VALLE REGIONAL PARK, PLEASANTON,One test down two more to go for 2012! Here’s yourchance to get that title or requalify again this year!
WHERE: Del Valle Regional Park Pleasanton, CA
Directions here
WHEN: september 8-9th
CLOSING DATE: 6 p.m. Saturday, August 25th
JUDGES: Pam Rubio from Northern CaliforniaJo Nussle from Washington
This is just a reminder that we will be having a group campat Eagle View on Friday and Saturday nights. The chargewill be $15.00 per night per car, RV or Car-Trailercombinations. Merle Maggy will be the campground host.There will probably be campground pot luck suppers on bothFriday and Saturday nights.
If you’d like to make an early reservation send an email toWalt Parsons ([email protected]) including thefollowing information:
Who will be in your party, what nights you will be stayingand if you have an RV, Trailer, Tent or will be sleeping inyour car.
SEPTEMBER WRDX WATER TEST
SEPTEMBER 23RD ATLINCOLN POND
Are you ready for WRDX? Take it up a notch!
WHERE: Cohen/Vroegryk Pond, Lincoln, California 3255 Gladding Road Lincoln, CA
Directions here
WHEN: September 23rd
CLOSING DATE: 6 p.m. Monday, September 10th
JUDGES: Lori Littleford and Rick Humphreys from N. Californnia
DIRECTIONS TO TEST SITEFrom I-80 at the east side of Roseville, exit north on Hwy65. Stay on 65 until it becomes a narrower street andpasses through the town of Lincoln. Just past the GladdingMcBean factory, turn right on Gladding Rd. FollowGladding until about 0.4 mi. past the stop sign. The shareddriveway is on the left and the site is on the left near theend of the gravel driveway.
A HELPING PAW…NEWFOUNDLAND DOGS & THEIR OWNERS HELPING THE COMMUNITY
Dog Days at the Oakland A’s Game!
Foyle and Gabe had a great time at the baseball game on the 19th
along with 750 other dogs! We had our “15 minutes” of fame as we allwalked on the warning track around the field and even got up on thebig screen! It was a fun crowd and everyone enjoyed seeing all thedogs decked out in A’s related attire. Foyle lucked out with a great viewup front and the bonus was that the A’s actually beat the Yankees thatnight! Go team! Special thanks to Lori at Otiswear for making usawesome bibs! More importantly a portion of the proceeds from thenight were donated to Dogs4Diabetics!
WOODIE THE NEWF!
If you’ve been out to theLincoln Pond then you’vecome across this amazingwood-cut Newfie sculptedby the talented MartinVroegryk!
He is the mascot of thepond and greets everyvisitor as the come up tothe ranch.
Beautiful work Martin!
(I just gave him a name butif you have one for him letus know!)
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Fred is a licensed Broker Associate with Better Homes and Gardens RealEstate Mason-McDuffie working out of their Orinda, CA office.Licensed since 1995, Fred is well-regarded in the industry for his attentionto detail, professionalism and commitment to personal service.
He specializes in helping short sale sellers and first-time home buyerssolve their real estate problems and achieve their lifestyle dreams with aunique, consultative approach using his training as a UC Berkeley MBA,and is HAFA and SFR certified for handling alternatives to foreclosure.
Fred's clients appreciate his local community knowledge, communicationsavvy and seasoned negotiation skills, honed from many decades ofcorporate activities, as well as his own extensive purchases of residentialreal estate and raw land for development.
Fred believes that communication is one of, if not the most critical elementof the client-agent relationship. "Knowing the local community and marketis only part of an agent's job, keeping my clients apprised of the latestdevelopments in their home buying or selling process, especially whennegotiating on their behalf, is the key to a smooth real estate transaction."
Fred is a current member, and a past Executive Committee member of theSierra Club SF Bay Area chapter, and has been involved with Habitat EastBay since 2001 -- and was the driving force behind their wildly successful"Solar Habitat" program that provides a solar electric system to each of thehundreds of ultra-affordable homes HEB has provided throughout the EastBay.
Fred has lived in California since 1981, after graduating from YaleUniversity, and in the hills above Castro Valley since 1988; he and his wifeDonna enjoy daily walks in the hills with their two adopted Newfoundlands.
Frederic (Fred) Klaske, MBABroker Associate / Realtor
DRE # 01199772Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate
[email protected] (E-mail)
510-909-8813 (Cell) / 925-254-0440 (Office)
www.fredklaske.com (Website)
51 Moraga Way, Suite 1, Orinda, CA 94563
AUGUST PHOTO CONTESTCAPTURED MOMENTS…..
Drive On!By John Bonnell
Nashville as Co-pilot!
By Lisa Pinguelo
Peggy & EchoBy Michael & Cindy Day
Name: Ch Midnite Bays Smart Asset ROMAge: 7 years oldLoved by: Jennifer Larsen & familyFavorite Toy: “Apples!Favorite Activity: Leaving the house!Nicknames: Sophia, Phia, Bananas, Nana, MamaBad Habit: Leaving drool rings after doing a dinnercheckWhere Would She Drive If She Could?: The pondin LincolnIf She Were A Movie Star: Tina FeyWho Is Her Best Friend?: Kiwi, her kitty cat!
MEET DOG MEMBER SOPHIE!
Sophopotomus
ROAD TRIP!Road trips are a great way to spendtime with your dogs and this crew ishaving a good time hitting the pave-ment! Congratulations goes to JuniorBrown and Bari for their pit stop pic-ture! You’ll be receiving a specialcleaning kit courtesy of Foyle! Thankyou to everyone who participated andhad fun on the road with your dogs! Junior Brown & Ron Chillin!By Bari Halperin
SEPTEMBER CONTEST!Summer Vacation!
Did you bring your dog with you onyour vacation this summer? Did youhave an excellent staycation hangingout with your dog at home? Send in apicture of you and your 4-leggedenjoying some time off!Email your photos [email protected] or postthem on our Facebook page! Thewinner will receive a bag of delicioustreats to eat hanging out by the pool!
Chloe at the Drive-Through
By Amy Ryan
1st
PAWS TO THE GROUND!EVENTS, DOG-FRIENDLY PLACES, WEB SITES, APPS, FUN DOG STUFF!
My seven year old boy Lexrecently had a back/nerve injuryand the vet said he had to use aramp from now on. I ordered tworamps for my two boys to try,100lb (Lex) and 150lbs (Flint)---the Solvit telescoping ramp andthe Pet Gear tri fold ramp.
Comparing the two ramps:Telescoping ramp is muchstronger than the tri fold. When Istood on the tri fold ramp itsagged down about 6+ inches, itbounced a great deal as I walkedover it on all fours like a dogwould, it is unsteady and I wasnervous being on it. Thetelescoping ramp didn't sag anddidn't bounce. The good thingabout the tri fold ramp is that it ismuch wider at 20", vs. thetelescoping ramp at 17". Thewider ramp was easier for myolder boy Lex, but the youngerFlint being more agile didn’t havetrouble with the narrower ramp.
The telescoping ramp is alsoeasier to move around andposition on the back of the car orgrooming table, were as the trifold ramp doesn't have anythingto keep it flat when you are tryingto possition it, it will fold up onyou, being very large and heavy itwas very difficult to work with.
Surface: The surfaces of bothramps are the same, a very roughsand paper thing (Grip tape). Iscraped my knees and after mydogs were playing on the ramptheir paw pads were scraped also.It is non-skid when the ramp isnot too steep but at a steeperangle my dogs slSurface: Thesurfaces of both ramps are thesame, a very rough sand paperthing (Grip tape). I scraped myknees and after my dogs wereplaying on the ramp their pawpads were scraped also. It is non-
skid when the ramp is not toosteep but at a steeper angle mydogs slipped quite a bit. Thequality of the surface is also verypoor, after only one short ofpractices the corners were peelingoff and the grip tape was veryscratched (I even used my figurenails and was able to makescratch marks). I decided to pealthe cheap surface off and glue onrubber mats (or you can even cutup a yoga mat or thin carpet). Aslong as the new mat is not toothick the telescoping ramp willstill be able to slide back togetherfor storage, the tri fold ramp canbe re-surfaced with any thick orthin material.
Safety: the two ramps are prettysafe when it comes to dogswalking up and down, except forthe sagging of the tri fold rampbeing a bit unnerving. Thetelescoping ramp however hasmany sharp places. They haveplastic covers but the covers areonly wedged on, not glued orscrewed on, as I was setting upthe ramp one of the covers fell offand the corner was extremelysharp and dangerous. If I had notseen the plastic fall off I or mydogs could have easily been cut.I had to go around and reglueevery plastic cover to insure theywon't fall off later.
I like the telescoping ramp betterthan the tri fold because it islighter and easier to use and dealwith. For a $100 ramp theyshould have made a better surfacethough, but you would have tore-mat the tri fold ramp anywaybecause the surface will peel offafter only light use and rubbermats will make that heavy tri foldramp even heavier.
RAMP REVIEW by Dana Kuo
Solvit Telescoping Ramp
PetGear Tri-Fold Ramp
PAW-RIFIC WEBSITES
If you don’t subscribe to these dogmagazines then you can find themonline!
Modern Dog MagazineFido FriendlyThe Bark
DROOLING OVER ON ETSY!
Have you discovered Etsy yet? It’sthe best place to look for handmadegifts for you and your dog! Here are afew Newfy friendly shops!
Dreamwood Art Designs- customfelted NewfoundlandDogs Incorporated- cute Newf printsPooch Tags- Newf key ring
MEETING EVENTS & CALENDAR2012 MEETING DATES
WHEN WHAT EVENT WHERE IT WILL BE WHO TO CONTACT
July 29 & 29, 2012 Early Water Test Lincoln Pond
3255 Gladding Road
Lincoln, CA
June Gibson 714-292-8461
August 12, 2012 General Meeting Pet Food Express
Roseville, CA
Dawn Druge
September 8-9, 2012 Late Water Test Del Valle Regional Park
Livermore, CA
Dana Kuo 209-284-7679
September 22, 2012 Family Wellness Day
(Formerly Teddy Bear Clinic)
Hayward, CA Linda Maggy
510-886-9385
September 23, 2012 WRDX Water Test
(WRDX Only)
Lincoln Pond
3255 Gladding Road
Lincoln, CA
Lynne Baker 530-587-5384
October
Date TBD
Regional Specialty Show Dixon, CA Pam Rubio & Gina Bonnell
408-847-1641, 408-779-2541
November 11, 2012 Fall Draft Test Shadow Cliffs Regional Park,
Pleasanton
John Pearson 408-859-3677
December 8, 2012 Christmas Party Linda & Merle Maggy
28103 Dobbel Ave.
Hayward, CA
Linda Maggy
510-886-9385
January 12th, 2013 General Meeting Kevin & Laura Gallagher
337 Fruitvale Rd.
Vacavill, CA
Kevin & Laura Gallagher
707-447-9079
February 16th, 2013 Club Banquet TBD TBD
MEETING TIMES: Board - 10:00 AM Potluck Lunch - 11:30 Noon General Meeting - 12:00 PMPlease leave dogs at home for meetings unless host is contacted first. Thank You!
NCNC Meeting Schedule (unless otherwise scheduled)
Note meeting change for august general meeting!KEY REASONS TO ATTEND:
● 30% off on all purchases at the storethat day!
● Selection of judges for Regional 2013will take place.
● Selection of Nominating Committee● Well mannered dogs only please
DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 80 take theHighway 65 exit:
● Take the Galleria/Stanford Ranchexit toward Galleria
● Turn right on Roseville Parkway● Turn left on Reserve● Turn left on Diamond Oaks into the
shopping center● Pet Food Express is straight ahead
MEETING TIMES:● 10 am – Board Meeting
● 11:30 am – Potluck Lunch. PleaseNote: Cold lunch items only
● 12:00 pm – General Meetingbegins
NCNC MEETING NOTESJUNE 16TH MEETING NOTES - BY JUNE GIBSON
NCNC Board Meeting June 16, 2012Call to order: 10:10 amPresent: Dawn Druge, Kevin Gallagher, June Gibson, Lynne Baker, Hazel Jacoby, Patty O’Brien, Debbie Bridge.Absent: Rick HumphreysOfficer Reports:President-NothingVice President-NothingCorresponding Secretary-NothingRecording Secretary-NothingTreasurer-Reviewed Treasurer's Reports. Asked if the CGC test should be classified as Working Dog, and Boardsaid yes.
Old Business:
● DMV Renewals-Where should they be sent? Dawn is going to ask Rick if he they could all go to him.
● NCNC Event Report draft by John Pearson-Lynne Baker moved to accept the event report written by JohnPearson, Hazel seconded. UC. Board approved it.
● Discuss use of Club printer which is housed at the Bonnell home-We are going to let the general members knowwhere it is and that it is available for use.
● Hazel-Discuss findings of how much we need in reserves to run the club for 5 yrs. Since most expenses forRegional are paid before entry fees come in from the Show Secretary, about $9,000. is required in the bank foreach Regional. Therefore we do not have 5 years available. We then discussed Philanthropic donations andfeel we could increase the budget amount to $1,000, perhaps half each 6 months. Hazel will send somepotential criteria for organizations NCNC might support to the Board for comments. Hopefully decide on this atnext meeting, then begin procedure definition.
● The Board is now using Dropbox as a file sharing program. Kevin will ensure all have it installed and set up adirectory to use.The new membership coupons have been sent to Gina and John. Each new member willreceive a coupon for both a water and draft seminar in hopes of getting more people involved.
New Business:
● Dawn: Charitable Trust item to be raffled off, what is it going to be and which location will the item be placed forthe raffle and who will be in charge of it. June volunteered to be in charge of the item and it will be raffled off atthe Regional as a separate item. Motion: Kevin made a motion that the NCNC spend $150 as a donation to theprize package raffled off at the Regional to benefit the Charitable Trust.
● NH&R Board Approval-The board of NH&R has asked to remain for one more year. Motion: Kevin made amotion to accept the Board of NH&R and Lynne seconded. UC
● Kevin is going to work on a website update policy. He is also going to work up Terms of Service for Facebook.
● There is a concern that people feel that they do not need to RSVP for a “free” picnic. Kevin made a motion thatnext year a $5 donation per family will be required for the picnic registration, to be donated to NH&R. Lynneseconded. UC
● Hazel reviewed the 2011 audit report and its recommendations. Patty made a motion to approve the 2011 auditreport. Kevin seconded. UC
Meeting Adjourned: 11:40
General Meeting
Call to order: 1:00
● June- read the minutes of the board meeting to the members.
● Hazel-Reminded the Secretary and Chairs of working dog events to send in the entry fees before the actualevent. Money continues to go out to pay for expenses when no money has come in. She also remindedeveryone that only the Working Dog Chair and the Event Chair are authorized to sign vouchers. Budget time iscoming and she will be contacting Chairs for the amounts for the 2013 draft. The budget will be presented toBOD at the August meeting.
Reports from Committee Chairs:
● Rescue-June Gibson, We currently have no dogs in rescue.
● Newfspaper Editor-Robin Welter, Keep the pictures coming. Also, please keep the comments of Facebookpositive.
● Recognition Chair-Summer Poris, NCNC in conjunction with NH&R would like to show our appreciation to HazelJacoby for all her hard work and dedication as the Treasurer for both NCNC & NH&R.
● The club is still looking for a chair for the 2013 Regional.Pam Rubio will be coming around looking for trophysponsors for our 2012 Regional.
Brags
TEAM BUTT-Indy and Riley Parker earned their Team Draft Dog title at Christmas Hill park April 1st. Annika Bridgeis 10 years old! Royal Flush Kona Coast Showdown CGC WD DD earned her DD title in Gilroy in April. She madeElisa work. Capriccio’s El Gusto went WD/BOW Thursday at Woofstock for his second major. Ch Capriccio’s HowSweet It Is got her GCH Friday at Woofstock. Capriccio’s Satin Doll is a new Living Legend.Ch. SaltyDog’s So Farit’s Rose owned by Lori Littleford and John Pearson finished her Championship at the Thursday show at Vallejo inMarch at 4 weeks pregnant. She had a litter of 9, 5 boys and 4 girls. Heart checks are Tuesday. Seacrest’s I’mNot What You Think (Dexter) won the 9-12 month dog class at the 2012 National.CH Nakiska’s Lord of the Ring(Viggo) DD, WRD, WD2, TDD, CGC earned his 1st leg in obedience. Nakiska’s Say My Name (Gabe) got back toback majors at the Woofstock show. Pam Rubio made the presentation of the Living Legend awards.
Meeting Adjourned.
NCNC MEETING NOTESJUNE 16TH MEETING NOTES CONTINUED - BY JUNE GIBSON
NCNC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENTDawn Druge 707-326-1308 [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT:Kevin Gallagher 916-847-4906 [email protected]
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY/ RESCUE CHAIRLynne Baker 530-587-5384 [email protected]
RECORDING SECRETARY/ EDUCATION CHAIR:June Gibson 714-292-8461 [email protected]
TREASURER:Hazel Jacoby 510-582-9027 [email protected]
NCNC COMMITTEE CHAIRS
DIRECTORS:Patty O’Brien 916-726-609 [email protected]
Debbie Bridge 916-340-5230 [email protected]
Rick Humphreys 925-757-6196 [email protected]
MEMBERSHIPJohn & Gina Bonnell 408-309-2991 [email protected]
NEWFS PAPER EDITOR:Robin Welter 415-272-0914 [email protected]
SUNSHINE COMMITTEE CHAIR:Linda Maggy 510-886-9385 [email protected]
WAYS & MEANS:Patti & Buzz Sondgroth 530-809-1817 [email protected]
WORKING DOG CHAIR:Dana Kuo 209-384-7679 [email protected]
NEWFOUNDLAND CLUB OF AMERICA
http://www.ncanewfs.org/
2012 NATIONAL SPECIALTY
http://www.ncanationalspecialty.org/
NCA MEMBERSHIP
http://www.ncanewfs.org/members.shtml
NEWFTIDE
http://www.ncanewfs.org/newftide.shtml
Board of Director’s Meeting Agenda June 21st, 2012
Board of Director’s Approved Minutes March 22nd, 2012
Board of Director’s Meeting Summaries May 24th, 2012
Board of Director’s Nominating Petition 2011-2012 Board
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