Pap Talk Newsletter - Papillon Club of America

Pap Talk Newsletter
Official Publication of the Papillon Club of America, Inc.
October 2010
Volume 53
Issue 10
Secretary’s Page
Angela Pickett, Recording Secretary
2633 Pickett Downs Drive • Chuluota, Florida 32766 • (407) 359-6659 • E-mail: Secretary@papillonclub.org
New Member Applicants for
October 2010 & November 2010
Sue Ann Branstein
6373 Ambrose Dr
Mentor, OH 44060
440-951-8256
baristamama@sbcglobal.net
Sponsors: Leona Domino/Deborah Lowe
Beth A. Giles
35 Cimarand Ave
Williamsville, NY 14221
716-609-0226
Beth.a.giles@gmail.com
Sponsors: Mary Jo Loye/Kim Barbolini
Mary M. Hastetter
P O Box 460614
Papillon, NE 68046
402-276-2675
rhastetter11@gmail.com
Sponsors: Marcy Wyrens/Terri Rothwell
Isabel Isaacson
981 W Detroit St
Chandler, AZ 85225
480-963-8339
tvisaacson@cox.net
kennel prefix: Bel
Sponsors: Jo Anne Ybaben/Helen Angle
Ann Reed
P O Box 1195
Lone Star, TX 75668
903-656-3260
ameristar.papillons@gmail.com
kennel prefix: Ameristar
Sponsors: Mary Hakel/Don Colvard
Ann Zimmer
33124 Chief Ln
Westland, MI 48185
734-422-8823
a_zimmer@msn.com
Sponsors: Mary Jo Loye/Susan Edwards
New Member Applicants for
September 2010 & October 2010
Patricia Anders
145 Woodcliff Ln
Staunton, VA 24401
540-887-2399
belcantoigs@gmail.com
kennel prefix: BelCanto
Sponsors: Peg Quarto/Margaret Van Cleave
Beverly Daughtry
398 Salem Chipley Rd
Pine Mountain, GA 31822
706-957-2358
donandbeverly@wirelesshometown.com
Sponsors: Edwina Mintz/Gayla Spivey
Chelsea Davang
3719 County Rd 131
Wharton, TX 77488
713-252-8200
papilloncdm@hotmail.com
Sponsors: Elyse Vandermolen/
Sharon Newcomb
Danae Fayard
14550 Tiffany Ln
Skiatook, OK 74070
918-269-7906
Ohboyx3@atlasok.com
kennel prefix: Adaugeo
Sponsors: Brian Leonard/Don Bauer
Art Hattan
5445 Rudy Rd
Tipp City, OH 45371
937-667-4253
morganwhip@aol.com
Sponsors: Carrie Blair/Paula Ray
Nancy Hattan
5445 Rudy Rd
Tipp City, OH 45371
937-667-4253
tippersgal@aol.com
Sponsors: Carrie Blair/Paula Ray
Brooke L Hernandez
94-1139 Kapukawai St
Waippahu, HI 96797
808-295-4779
chamberypaps@gmail.com
kennel prefix: Chambery
Sponsors: Joyce Chapman/Diana Holt
Papillon
Club of America, Inc.
Teleconference Board Meeting – August 24, 2010
T
he meeting was called to order at
9:04 PM ET by President Lori Bovee.
Board members present: Lori Bovee,
Sandy Schumacher, Jane Sirkoch, Nikki
Berthold-Illias, Angela Pickett, Kevin Ray,
Jeri Naylor, Mary Keith Welch, Mary Jo
Loye,
The August 5, 2010 PCA Board minutes
were approved by the Board. (Votes were
cast by Lori Bovee, Sandy Schumacher,
Jane Sirkoch, Nikki Berthold-Illias, Angela
Pickett, Kevin Ray, Jeri Naylor, Mary Jo
Loye to approve & Mary Keith Welch voted
not to approve.)
Report of President, Lori Bovee
Jan Paulk confirmed she received the
materials discussed (Old Masters projector
slides, Booth CD, CD of Papillon photos
which are Club JE materials, plus various
breed CDs and a picture of CH Denzel
Loteki Crown Prince belonging to Jan) in
the August 5th, 2010 minutes on August
22, 2010.
Report of Treasurer, Jane Sirkoch
Jane Sirkoch submitted the following
report:
• Balance in Citizens Checking is
$12,521
• Balance in Citizens National Specialty
$6,608
• Balance in Citizens Savings is $97,733
• Fund Balances:
Genetics $51,223
Benevolent $ 1,931
Special Projects $14,901
Rescue
$ 4,302
General
$44,505
Expenses include $300 for webmaster,
$15 AKC for NE Regional, $38.74 for
Secretary expense, $844.91 for August
Paptalk.
Judges Education Committee
Sandy Schumacher reported the
following:
The new Judges Education Committee is
progressing & working on getting organized
to start the new Judges Education CD. The
JE committee is also working to complete
the release for the photos.
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National Judges Selection Committee
Mary Jo Loye reported that the nominations for the 2013 & 2014 National Specialty
judges are being accepted. The information
is available in the May issue of Pap Talk
& available online at the PCA website.
Members are asked to submit no more than
four names of judges you would like to see
judge regular and non-regular classes at
our National Specialty and no more than
three nominations for a Sweepstakes judge.
In order for a nominee to be listed on the
ballot that individual must have received at
least five nominations from members. A list
of those judges names received to date will
appear in the August issue of Pap Talk with
nominations to remain open until October
1, 2010. Nominations can be e mailed to
Cheslie Pickett at the1andonlychez@aol.
com or Mary Jo Loye at josandre@comcast.
net.
PCA Supported Shows
The PCA Board of Directors is soliciting
proposals from PCA members who would
like to host a Supported Entry show at
select show circuits across the country. The
goal of the Supported Show program is to
promote additional Papillon entries during
the show circuit, increasing the number of
major points opportunities, while bringing Papillon exhibitors together for a day
of camaraderie, education and exposure to
PCA.
poses; example: Papillon winning High
In Trial, Best Junior Handler or High
Scoring In Agility, etc.)
• PCA will support one show during
a circuit, preferably on a Saturday or
Holiday.
• Show circuit should have a history of
producing majors, or close to majors,
annually.
• The host PCA member would be the
contact person and liaison between the
show chairman and the PCA Board.
The host would be expected to solicit
donations of prizes for additional classes
at the show, and coordinate a lunch, pot
luck carry-in or cookout as a gathering
of Papillon fanciers. The host will also
be expected to provide all premium list
information to the show chairman or
other club contact.
When contacting a show giving club about
supporting their show a PCA host
should be aware of possible amenities
that could be offered to PCA.
• A portion of the entry fee, (typically
this could be $1.00 or $2.00 per entry if
there is a major for either sex available).
• A grooming and gathering area designated for Papillon exhibitors.
Application to host a Supported Entry
show should be made no later than 8 months
prior to the event to allow time for the
application to be approved and for the host
to be able to solicit prize donations from the
membership.
It must be understood that any approved
Supported Show must be listed in the Show
premium list and each and every prize being
offered must be individually listed in order
for the event to meet AKC guidelines. Any
approved event that is not listed in the show
premium list will not be honored by PCA.
A form is available on the PCA website under the “downloads” tab to make a
Supported Show application to the PCA
Board for approval.
For additional information you may contact Kevin Ray at 937-836-6333 or email:
kevin.ray08@yahoo.com.
The guidelines are as follows:
• PCA will offer prizes for the Supported
Show consisting of medallions for Best
of Breed, Best of Opposite Sex, Winners
Dog and Winners Bitch. A medallion is
also available as a prize for other pur-
Website Maintenance
A motion was approved by general consent to continue under the current terms for
PCA website maintenance through March
2011 with the PCA Webmaster, Towal
Jacobsen.
Breeders Support Committee
Mary Jo Loye reported that there has
been no response from the membership
from the communication and requests from
the committee that was sent out in Pap Talk.
The committee is interested in hearing from
the membership as there was a lot of interest
to support the breeders of the club.
(End of Committee reports)
Supported Entry Guidelines
A motion was approved by general consent to approve the supported entry guidelines as submitted.
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PCA Annual
The PCA annual will be over 200 pages
& Kevin is working on putting it together at
this time. Costs on printing the annualwill
be available soon. Paula Botwinick will be
contacting the independent clubs for their
specialty photos. The annual will be to the
printer by the end of September.
Midwest Regional
A motion was approved by general
to approve the auction at the 2010 PCA
Midwest Regional and all the proceeds will
benefit the Papillon Club of Iowa.
Meet the Breed Events
Angela will send the following PCA
Announcement:
Volunteers are needed to host the
Papillon booth at the following AKC Meet
the Breed events:
October 16 & 17, 2010 at the Jacob Javits
Convention Center, New York, NY
December 4 & 5, 2010 at the 2010 AKC/
EUKANUBA Invitational in Long Beach,
California.
If you are interested in volunteering
please email the Board at pcaboard@papillonclub.org
Election Schedule
A motion was approved by general consent to approve the following schedule for
the upcoming PCA election:
Nominating Committee slate due to the
Recording Secretary by September 1, 2010
Nominating Committee slate to be published in Pap Talk – October issue, 2010
Petitions for additional nominations to
be received by the Recording Secretary by
November 15, 2010
Election ballots to be mailed on or before
January 1, 2011
Election ballots deadline February 1,
2011
The next Board meeting will be on,
September 14, 2010 at 9:00 PM ET.
The meeting adjourned at 11:24 PM
ET.
Nominated Slate for PCA Officers & Directors for 2011-2013
President:
Vice President:
Kevin Ray, 6152 Brookville-Salem Rd., Clayton, Ohio 45315
Angela Pickett, 2633 Pickett Downs Dr., Chuluota, Florida 32766
Recording Secretary: Dottie Teeple, 3509 Dorothy Ln., Williamston, Michigan 48895
Correspond Secretary: Nikki Berthold-Illias, 17400 NW Lucy Reeder Rd, Portland, Oregon 97231
Treasurer:
Jane Sirkoch, 129 Sawmill Ln., Renfrew, Pennsylvania 16053
Director:
Barbara Ankersmit,1570 Uluhao St., Kailua, Hawaii 96734
Director:
Mary Jo Loye, 2437 Snellbrook Rd., Auburn Hills, Michigan 48326
Director:
Linda Moret, 2906 S Ketterman Rd., Oak Grove, Missouri 64075
Director:
Jerrilin Naylor, 3008 Haney Rd., La Grange, Kentucky 40031
Delegate to AKC: Arlene Czech, 778 99th Ave N., Naples, Florida 34108
Signed acceptance forms will be sent to Recording Secretary, Angela Pickett for the club records.
Respectfully submitted,
Nominating Committee
Sandra Schumacher, Chair
Sandra Haber
Ronni Warshaw
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Papillon
Club of America, Inc.
Teleconference Board Meeting – September 14, 2010
T
he meeting was called to order at
9:06 PM ET by President Lori Bovee.
Board members present: Lori Bovee,
Sandy Schumacher, Jane Sirkoch, Nikki
Berthold-Illias, Angela Pickett, Kevin Ray,
Jeri Naylor, Mary Keith Welch, Mary Jo
Loye,
The August 24, 2010 PCA Board minutes were approved by the Board.
Report of Treasurer, Jane Sirkoch
Jane Sirkoch submitted the following
report:
• Balance in Citizens Checking is
$14,054
• Balance in Citizens National Specialty
$6,608
• Balance in Citizens Savings is $97,711
• Fund Balances:
Genetics
$51,736
Benevolent
$ 1,931
Special Projects
$14,902
Rescue
$ 4,303
General
$45,501
Expenses include $261.11 for Pap Talk
Editor.
Judges Education Committee
Sandy Schumacher submitted the following report from Jan Paulk, Judges Education
Chair:
The Judges Education Production
Committee for the new JE presentation:
Barbara Ankersmit
Mary Jo Loye
Carol Ochs
Jan Paulk
Sandy Schumacher
Jane Snider
Several other PCA Members have been
asked to serve as consultants to the project
and all have agreed.
Towal Jacobsen created a site as a repository for the photos that are being sent to
us for use in the new disc. Mary Jo Loye
will handle the releases. Jane Snider is
the artistic director of this project. Sandy
Schumacher will act as Committee Member
and Board Liaison. Other Committee
Members will contribute their individual
talents in developing the presentation which
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will be presented to the PCA Board prior to
presentation and duplication.
I have used email and USPS to send the
release for the 2009 JE CD, as detailed in
previous Board minutes. My first email to
the member was on August 1 and my last
was on September 3. I have also mailed a
copy of the release to the member via USPS.
I have not received a signed a release, despite
receiving an email from the member dated
July 7, offering to sign the release.
It would seem to me if that release is
signed, the 2009 CD could be used in
addition to the new 2010 disc for Judges
Education matters. That, of course, is up to
the Board and would be determined when/
if a release is received.
(End of Committee reports)
Meet the Breed Booth NY
A motion was approved by general consent to approve Carlotta Dennie as Chair of
the AKC Meet the Breed Event on October
16 & 17, 2010 at the Jacob Javits Convention
Center, New York, NY.
Parent Club Approval
A motion was approved by general consent to grant parent club approval to the
Southern California Papillon Club for their
specialty on April 9 & 10, 2011.
PCA Juniors
A motion was approved by general consent to award $250 to any PCA Junior
member who qualified and competed with
and a Papillon at the 2010 AKC Eukanuba
Invitational in Long Beach California in
December 2010 and to award $250 to any
PCA Junior member who qualified and competed with a Papillon at the Westminster
Kennel Club Dog Show in NY in February
2011.
Election Tallying
A motion was approved by general consent to use the Ballot Box for tallying for the
upcoming election.
2011 PCA National Schedule
A motion was approved by general consent to approve the following schedule for
the 2011 PCA National:
Monday, April 18th
6:30–8 am Hospitality Suite Open – TBD
9:00 am - Battaglia Seminar - TBD
6:30 pm -Agility – off site
Tuesday, April 19th
6:30–8 am Hospitality Suite Open – TBD
8:00 am – Obedience/Rally – Ballroom
11:00 am – Open Board Meeting – TBD
3:00 pm – Puppy & Veteran Sweepstakes
– Ballroom
7:00 pm – Welcome Party – Hospitality
Suite – TBD
Wednesday, April 20th
6:30–8 am Hospitality Suite Open – TBD
8:00 am – Conformation Judging – Dogs,
Veteran Dogs - Ballroom
(Lunch Break at Judges
Discretion)
3:00 pm – Annual General Meeting
6:30 pm -Phalene Banquet – TBD
Phalene Fun Match – TBD
Thursday, April 21st
6:30–8 am Hospitality Suite Open – TBD
8:00 am – Conformation Judging Bitches
and Veteran Bitches – Ballroom
(Lunch Break at Judges
Discretion)
An hour after judging – Judges Education
Seminar – TBD. An hour after judging –
Genetics (pending info)
7:30 pm – Top 20 Competition with Live
Auction – Ballroom
Friday, April 22nd
6:30–8 am Hospitality Suite Open – TBD
8:00 am – Rescue Parade/Parade of Title
Holders
10:00 am - Conformation Judging – Jr.
Showmanship, Intersex, Nonregular – Ballroom
4:00 pm – Champagne Celebration for
2010 Award Winners,
2011 National Winners & Announcement
of Top 20 Winner - TBD
The next Board meeting will be on
September 30, 2010 at 9:00 PM ET.
The meeting adjourned at 10:09 PM
ET.
October 2010
2011 Papillon Club
of America National
Tentative Schedule
Chattanooga Choo Choo – Holiday Inn
Chattanooga, TN
Pardon me, is this the Chattanooga Choo Choo?
Perry, GA shows April 14 – 17 * PCA Southeast Regional Specialty April 17th *
Monday, April 18
6:30 am – 8:00 am Hospitality Suite Open – TBD
9:00 am - Battaglia Seminar - TBD
6:30 pm - Agility – off site
Tuesday, April 19
6:30 am – 8:00 am Hospitality Suite Open – TBD
8:00 am – Obedience/Rally – Ballroom
11:00 am – Open Board Meeting – TBD
3:00 pm – Puppy & Veteran Sweepstakes – Ballroom
7:00 pm - Welcome Party – Hospitality Suite – TBD
Wednesday, April 20
6:30 am – 8:00 am Hospitality Suite Open – TBD
8:00 am – Conformation Judging – Dogs, Veteran Dogs - Ballroom
(Lunch Break at Judges Discretion)
3:00 pm – Annual General Meeting
6:30 pm - Phalene Banquet – TBD
Phalene Fun Match – TBD
Thursday, April 21
6:30 am – 8:00 am Hospitality Suite Open – TBD
8:00 am – Conformation Judging
Bitches and Veteran Bitches – Ballroom
(Lunch Break at Judges Discretion)
An hour after judging – Judges Education Seminar – TBD
An hour after judging – Genetics (pending info)
7:30 pm – Top 20 Competition with Live Auction – Ballroom
Friday, April 22
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6:30 am – 8:00 am Hospitality Suite Open – TBD
8:00 am – Rescue Parade/Parade of Title Holders
10:00 am - Conformation Judging – Jr. Showmanship, Intersex, Non-regular – Ballroom
4:00 pm – Champagne Celebration for 2010 Award Winners, 2011 National Winners & Announcement
of Top 20 Winner - TBD
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Papillons in Sweden
An entry of 76
I
was invited to judge Papillons in
Boras, Sweden, a town about an hour from
Gutenburg. My husband Jeff and I started
our tour in Stockholm where we spent 5
days including “midsummer fest”. The first
thing any dog lover notices in Sweden is that
dogs are everywhere. Well behaved dogs are
on trains, in boats, on buses --and not in
crates, just on lead. Most restaurants had
outdoor seating as well as indoor and most
of the dogs were ensconced under tables
while their owners dined. The restaurants
provided blankets should the evening get
chilly, but the temperature was quite warm
while we were there.
Since we arrived in Stockholm near the
summer solstice, the sun sets around midnight (but it is still very light out) and rises
around 4am.
Our next stop was a 5 hour train trip to
Copenhagen which is far enough south that
the sun actually does go down. Three days
later we flew to Gutenburg for the shows
in Boras.
The dog show system is very different in
Sweden than what we are accustomed to in
the US. Each class enters the ring and the
dogs are individually critiqued and graded
Excellent (1-Red), Very good (2-Blue), ...
Unable to examine (3) or Excused. Only
the Grade 1 dogs return to the ring to be
placed.
Each class is placed 1 thru 5 and the
judge decides how many of the 5 should
come back in for the challenge class (their
version of winners) and those dogs are given
CK designation-- worthy of being a champion. Dogs that are not brought back in can
be given Honor designation.
Unlike the US exhibitors, the Swedish
exhibitors are very interested in the critiques, which are very detailed in nature,
and are both verbal and written. They often
asked for clarification (our terminology differs somewhat) and the written critiques are
given to the handlers as well as published by
the kennel club.
Puppies are shown from the age of 4-6
months and 6-9 months, and they compete
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for best puppy. They are not eligible for
points, but those of excellent quality can be
designated as Promising.
The Swedish Kennel Club is very concerned about health issues that are caused
by overexpression of type. They have a list
of breeds with health concerns that was
generated by the parent clubs. Papillons are
not on their health concern list, but the Shih
Tzu I judged the day before are. As a result,
when doing the Shih Tzu Specialty I was
instructed to pay particular attention to eyes
(not too protuberant) and nostrils (must be
open not pinched). Unlike much of Europe,
the Swedish Kennel Club has a very sensible
attitude about how to keep purebred dogs
healthy while retaining type.
The Swedish standard for Papillons is a
bit different from the US standard. Phalenes
are shown as a separate breed. There are
two weight classes, above and below 2.5 kg
(around 5 lbs) with a max of 4.5 kg for males,
5 kg for bitches. (1kg = 2.5 lbs.) The muzzle
is shorter than the skull, but it is not defined
as 1/3 the head. The eyes are “rather large,
well open, in the shape of a large almond”
rather than small and round.
The term dainty does not appear and
fine refers only to the forelegs.
The coat, while single, may be wavy.
As in the US standard all pigment is
Black.
Neutered dogs are permitted to compete
with a vet certificate certifying that the dog
had 2 descended testicles prior to neuter.
(I had one neutered male in the champion
class.)
The two sizes of dogs are not separated
in the classes so there are two distinct types
in most classes. The smaller is more the
style we hope to see in the US—fine boned,
dainty, 1/3 muzzle. The larger, equally
acceptable in Sweden, is more dog, larger
boned, longer muzzle. Because the standard
does not stress fine boned and dainty is not
mentioned, and the muzzle is not defined as
in the US standard, I felt obligated to consider the two types equally.
Champions are judged in their own class
and are critiqued and placed 1-5, but not
given a quality grade. All Grade 1 designated
CK and any champions and Veterans the
judge wishes to include are returned to the
ring for the CC. There are a lot of dogs in
the ring at this point! The judge then places
the dogs 1-5 and the Challenge Certificate
goes to 1st place. The Championship certificate (ticket) passes down the 5 until a
non-champion is reached and that dog gets
the points.
The dog and bitch CC compete for
BOB.
I found the dogs overall somewhat better
in quality than I normally see in a good entry
in the US. Their proportion was far better
than ours. There were no rectangular dogs
– no short legs with long backs. Many of the
dogs were elegant, but there were some short
necks. We share the problem of flat tails!
While there no double coats, there were a
few coats that were too soft. However, there
were many correctly flowing coats on very
elegant outlines. Generally temperaments
were good, although there were a couple that
repeatedly dropped tails in the ring and one
that would not tolerate examination. Three
otherwise lovely dogs were given grade 2 due
to soft ears, but in the case of the younger
dogs they were still awarded Honor grades
for overall quality. One big difference is that
all the dogs had wonderful teeth. Even in
my veterans classes where the dogs were all
around 10 years old, the dogs had nearly full
dentition.
My BOB, later given the group by
Andrew Brace, was more dog than I would
reward in the US. He had a very silky
flowing coat and presented a wonderfully
elegant outline. He moved well and was in
excellent condition. Had I been judging by
the US standard I would have found him a
bit coarse. Given the same dogs in the US,
I might well have used the Championship
Certificate winner (junior dog) for the breed
as he was more refined while still meeting
the Swedish standard.
The bitches were overall smaller and
feminine. My favorite bitch (typewise) would
not keep her tail up and was eliminated.
Overall the Swedish shows are more
relaxed. The exhibitors are more casually
attired, and there are no professional handlers. Sportsmanship was excellent as ringside applauded every class and every exhibi-
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tor seemed genuinely pleased for each other’s
success. The exhibitors show their dogs for
years (many of the open and champion dogs
were 4-6 years old) and simply enjoy the
competition. They were interested in the
critique and engaged in lively discussion following the judging. We did discuss genetic
issues in the breed and they have very little
PRA remaining since they have identified
most of the carriers, have seen a bit of Legg
Perthes, and are currently following any
incidences of neurological disorders. They
have not seen any problems with vWD to
date.
While I did not judge phalenes, a couple
of exhibitors, hearing there was an American
Papillon breeder-judge at the show, brought
their dogs over to my ring for me to go over.
They were two of the nicest drop ear bitches
I have ever seen. One was very American
style, the other more Swedish larger style.
I requested digital pictures of the two to be
included at the end of this article.
This was a uniquely wonderful experience to see some beautiful Papillons in
Sweden. I am grateful to the Boras club for
allowing me this opportunity.
Sandy (Markowitz) Walker
September Delegate Meeting - 2010
T
his marked 9 years since 9/11 when
we all were here in Newark when it happened. It was 6 long days before I was able to
fly back home. Things at the hotel were not
good. Food was minimal and TV was completely out due to the main TV Antennas
being at the top of the Towers. This year
was a delightful change - except for the horrible storm that hit Monday night with hail
and tornado warnings. Better that then the
former!
Anyway back to the meetings. Monday
was the committee meetings and again I
attended the Parent Club where much news
was dispatched. They want to enhance our
shows with a Reserve BIS, increase the
number of Group Placements to 6, include
4-6 month puppies in a class that gives
no points, and set up an owner/handler
competition. This is not the Amateur etc.
It would be similar to our BBE and Puppy
BISs. These are only pilot programs and
there will be much discussion in the following meetings.
The Meet the Breeds was mentioned and
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Carllota has graciously agreed to take over
from the original person. The AKC wants
every breed to be represented. Booths need
not be fancy or decorated and dogs can be
left out. What they want is knowledgeable
breeders to talk to the public. Personally I
think dogs are important.
If you are on the list as a referral person
for any committee please do answer the
requests.
Seems they refer a question to someone
in a club and they never get an answer.
Then there was an announcement of giving a Breeder of Merit Award. I will not go
into it since it will be published on line and
in the Gazette. It is complicated. there is
even an email stating a mistake and revision
in the original handed to us.
They discussed the Parent Club
Conference just held and asked that next
time the clubs should send different members of the club not the same people every
time.
Then I attended the All Breed Committee
where club insurance was discussed. Not all
clubs have adequate insurance to cover liability, crime, but not rescue. Rescue should
have separate coverage. Also if a claim is
made make no comments or agreements
until the insurance company is contacted.
Equisure has a CD Rom to explain your
needs.
Tuesday the Forum was held and the
speaker from Calgary spoke about animal
services and how to have a self-funded operation without tax dollar support. If interested email Bill.Bruce@Calgary,CA He was
extremely interesting and his speech may be
in the Gazette.
The regular meeting was held with the
election of new committee members and
the Officers Reports that presented what
I heard in the Parent Club Meeting. The
amendment to eliminate term limits was
defeated. All the Field Trial amendments
passed. CAR made an announcement that
they are now doing their own chips and the
new scanners being distributed will scan all
kinds of chips.
All in all this was a very informative two
days and I hope they continue to bring up
new programs to us so we can evaluate them
before they are enacted.
Arlene Czech - Delegate
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PAPILLON CLUB OF AMERICA, INC.
SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SPECIALTY
held with the
COMBINED SPECIALTY CLUBS OF ATLANTA
Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter
401 Larry Walker Parkway
Perry, GA
SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 2011
Breed Judge:
Sweepstakes Judge: Mrs. Tara Martin Rowell, Dallas, TX
Breed: Mr. Desmond J. Murphy, Monroe, NY
(pending AKC approval)
VALDOSTA KENNEL CLUB, THURSDAY APRIL 14, 2011
JUDGES: Breed: Mrs. Charlotte P. Patterson, Destin, FL
Group: Mrs. Betty Regina Leininger, Frisco, TX
Best in Show: Mr. Michael Dougherty, Escondido, CA
VALDOSTA KENNEL CLUB, FRIDAY APRIL 15, 2011
JUDGES: Breed: Mrs. Betty Regina Leininger, Frisco, TX
Group: Miss Virginia L. Lyne, Saanichton, BC Canada
Best in Show: Mrs. Betty-Anne Stenmark, Woodside, CA
ATLANTA KENNEL CLUB, SATURDAY APRIL 17, 2011
JUDGES: Breed & Best in Show: Miss Virginia L. Lyne, Saanichton, BC Canada
Group: Mrs. Charlotte P. Patterson, Destin, FL
Hotel: Holiday Inn, 200 Valley Dr., Perry, GA 478-987-3313
Motorhome Parking: Georgia National Fairgrounds, RV Reservations
P.O. Box 1367, Perry, Georgia 31069
478-987-3247 www.gnfa.com
CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS!!!!
CATALOG ADVERTISING (ADS DUE BY FEBRUARY 1, 2011)
Full Page
Half Page
Photos
$80.00
$40.00
$10.00/photo
Superintendent for all four shows:
Onofrio Dog Shows, P.O. Box 25764, Oklahoma City, OK 73125
405-427-8181 www.onofrio.com/
(Closing date, Wed. March 30, 2011)
Please direct trophy donations & catalog advertising checks,
made payable to Papillon Club of America, and any questions to:
Show Chair: Linda Sohn, P.O. Box 631, Mansfield, MA 02048
508-339-5620 pappwr@comcast.net
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October 2010
NORTHEAST REGIONAL SPECIALTY
held with the
NEW YORK METRO SPECIALTIES “NYMS”
at the Hotel Pennsylviania
401 Seventh Ave. at 33rd St., New York, NY
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2011 & SUNDAY, FEBRUBARY 13, 2011
Saturday,
February
12,
2011
Breed
Judge
&
Juniors:
Mr.
Troy
Clifford
Dargin,
Kansas
City,
MO
Sweepstakes
Judge:
Mrs.
Linda
Pitts,
Knoxville,
TN
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Breed & Juniors: Mr. Carl E. Gomes, Bronx, NY
Sweepstakes Judge: Mr. David Fitzpatrick, East Berlin, PA
PROGRESSIVE DOG SHOW - Friday, February 11, 2011
Breed: Mrs. Michelle Billings, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Group: Mr. Kenneth McDermott, Newburgh, NY
(pending AKC approval)
Show Superintendent for all three shows is
MB-F, Inc., P.O. Box 22107, Greensboro, NC 27420 (800) 334-0813
(Closing date is Wednesday, January 27, 2010)
For a premium list call MB-F or at www.infodog.com
Please direct trophy donation checks,
made payable to Papillon Club of America, to
Susan
Pollard,
7
Shirley
Road,
Townsend,
MA
01469
(978)597‐5382
susanpollard@compuserve.com
Please
direct
advertisements
and
checks,
payable
to
Papillon
Club
of
America,
to
Angela
Pickett,
2633
Pickett
Downs
Dr.,
Chuluota,
FL
32766
(407)359‐6659
pickettpap@aol.com
Show
Chair:
Linda
Sohn,
P.O.
Box
631,
Mansfield,
MA
02048
508‐339‐5620
pappwr@comcast.net
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Papillon Club Of America, Inc.
2011 National Specialty
Monday, April 18, 2011 thru Friday, April 22, 2011
HOTEL
Chattanooga Choo Choo – Holiday Inn
1400 Market Street
Chattanooga, TN
Room Rates - $99.00 per night plus tax
Reservations at the discount rate will be
accepted beginning
September 1, 2010 thru March 27, 2011.
SUPERINTENDENT
Foy Trent Dog Shows
P.O.Box C
Sturgeon, MO 65284
(573) 881-2655
www.foytrentdogshows.com
Closing Date: Wednesday, March 30, 2011
NATIONAL SHOW CHAIR
Laura Nicolosi
1645 Sugarloaf Club Drive
Duluth, GA 30097
(678) 417-0661
alwayspapillons@hotmail.com
NATIONAL ADVISORY
COMMITTEE “NAC” CHAIR
Brian Leonard
511 Stover Ln
Hot Springs, AR 71913
(501) 282-7444
papboyusa@hotmail.com
“NAC” - COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Linda Sohn
P O Box 631
Mansfield, MA 02048
(508) 339-5620
pappwr@comcast.net
Jo Anne Ybaben
16301 Anita Ln
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
(714) 847-8419
joanne@brevette.com
COMPANION EVENTS
Agility – Papillon Only
Monday, April 18, 2011 @ 6:30 pm
Judge: TBA
Closing Date: TBA
For more information, please visit the website www.papnationalsagility.com or contact
Chair, Nikki Berthold-Illias at Illias@
hevanet.com
Obedience – Papillon Only
Tuesday, April 19, 2011 @ 8:00 am
Judge: TBA
Closing Date: Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Rally – Papillon Only
Tuesday, April 19, 2011 @ 8:00 am
Judge: TBA
Closing Date: Wednesday, March 30, 2011
For more information contact Chair, Nikki
Berthold-Illias at Illias@heavanet.com
CONFORMATION EVENTS
Puppy and Veteran Sweepstakes
Tuesday, April 19, 2011 @ 3:00 pm
Judge: Mr. Michael Garofalo, Sicklerville,
NJ
Pending AKC approval
CONFORMATION JUDGING
Judge: Ms. Joanne (Jan) Paulk, Sante Fe,
NM
Pending AKC approval
Dogs and Veteran Dogs
Wednesday April 20, 2011 @ 8:00 am
Bitches and Veteran Bitches
Thursday, April 21, 2011 @ 8:00am
Best of Breed Judging, Jr. Showmanship,
Inter-sex, and
Non-regular classes
Friday, April 22, 2011 @ 10:00 am
SEMINARS
“Breeding Better Dogs”
Dr. Carmen Battaglia
Monday, April 18, 2011 @ 9:00 am
10
Judges Education Seminar
Thursday, April 21, 2011 - One hour after
judging
Genetics Educational Seminar
Thursday, April 21, 2011 – Pending
Information
OTHER NATIONAL EVENTS
Hospitality Suite
Monday, April 18, 2011 thru Friday, April
22, 2011
6:30 am thru 8:00 am
Welcome Party
Tuesday, April 19, 2011 @ 7:00 pm
Phalene Fanciers Recognition Dinner &
Fun Match
Wednesday, April 20, 2011 @ 6:30 pm
Top 20 Event
Thursday, April 21, 2011 @ 7:30 pm
For more information contact Chair,
Linda Sohn at pappwr@comcast.net
Parade of Title Holders/Rescue Parade
Friday, April 22, 2011 @ 8:00 am
Champagne Celebration
For the 2010 Award Winners,
2011 National Winners & Announcement
of Top 20 Winner
Friday, April 22, 2011 @ 4:00 pm
For more information contact Chair,
Linda Sohn at pappwr@comcast.net
TROPHY DONATIONS
Please make check payable to Papillon
Club of America and send to:
Jane Sirkoch
129 Sawmill Ln
Renfrew, PA 16053
(724) 586-7652
jsirkock@zoominternet.net
October 2010
Direct any trophy donation questions to:
Sandy Schumacher
4308 14th Ave So
Great Falls, MT 59405
(406) 761-3937
sandy.schumacher@mpls.frb.org
CATALOG ADVERTISING
Ad deadline: February 1, 2011
Catalog advertising rates will be made
available at a future date.
Direct any questions to:
Jerrilin Naylor
3008 Haney Drive
La Grange, KY 40031
(502) 225-0479
jnaylor4@bellsouth.net
Vendor Space
Vendor space will be available for $175.00
per 6’ table for the duration of the show.
Fee will also include a listing or your name
on the vendor page in the National catalog.
Space will be filled on a first come first
served basis
Please make check payable to Papillon
Club of America.
Send check and direct any questions to:
Claudia Clark
P O Box 834
Tualatin, OR 97062
(503) 691-2780
pinpaps@aol.com
RESERVED SEATING
Reserved seats will be available for $75.00
and will include a catalog.
Seating will be filled on a first come first
served basis.
Please make check payable to Papillon
Club of America.
Send check and direct any questions to:
Angela Pickett
2633 Pickett Downs Drive
Chuluota, FL 32766
(407) 359-6659
pickettpap@aol.com
RV RESERVATIONS
RV parking spaces will be available for
$25.00 per night unless you have a room
reserved in the hotel; in that case there is
no charge.
A maximum of 20 RVs will be permitted
to park on the Hotel property.
Spaces will be filled on a first come first
served basis.
Please make check payable to Papillon
Club of America.
Send check and direct any questions to:
Ronni Warshaw
33 Vails Gate Hts Drive
New Windsor, NY 12553
(845) 561- 2308
paphappy@aol.com
Pardon me, is this the Chattanooga Choo Choo?
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3rd annual PCA Midwest Specialty
SWEEPSTAKES
REGULAR CLASSES
JUDGE: Ms Betsy Owens
JUDGE: Mrs Marjorie A Tuff
Puppy Dogs 6 Mos & Under 9 Mos.
1 Mystery’s Question Mark. Breeder/Owner:
Jennifer Widing & Kim Widing.
2 Marric’s Million Dollar Baby. Breeder:
Marcy Wyrens. Owner: Grace Stewart
and Marcy Wyrens.
3 Willow’s Pond Vlinder Illusion. Breeder:
Vicki Eckstein. Owner: Robbie Meerdink
& Vicki Eckstein.
Puppy Dogs 6 Mos & Under 9 Mos.
1/BPY Willow’s Pond Vlinder Illusion. Breeder:
Vicki Eckstein. Owner: Robbie Meerdink
& Vicki Eckstein.
Puppy Dogs 9 Mos & Under 12 Mos .
1/OSS Kenara Denzel Talk To Me. Owner:
Barbara Blum & Tracy Burdick.
Puppy Bitches 6 Mos & Under 9 Mos .
1 Canisphere Morning Angel.. Breeder: K.
Shiels & D. Anonychuk. Owner: Mardelll
Leppington.
2 Zelicaon Holiday Attraction At Winghaven.
Breeder: Forrest G Johnson. Owner: John
Shonts & Elizabeth Shonts & Forrest G
Johnson.
3 Mystery’s Painted Lady. Breeder/Owner:
Jennifer Widing & Kim Widing.
4 J-Bar Majical Pixie Dust. Breeder: Jennifer
Able-Jones. Owner: Alberta Klein.
Puppy Bitches 9 Mos & Under 12 Mos .
1/BSS Kenara Denzel Double Talk. Breeder:
Barb Blum & Tracy Burdick. Owner:
Barbara Blum & Tracy Burdick.
2 Sleepy Creeks Chillngoodtime. Breeder/
Owner: Candy & Hannah Janke.
Junior Bitches 12 Mos & Under 15 Mos .
1 Zelicaon Ordinary Miracle. Breeder/
Owner: Forrest G Johnson.
2 Ch Denzel High Maintenance. Breeder:
Tracy Burdick. Owner: Beth Gray And
Tracy Burdick.
VETERANS SWEEPSTAKES
Veteran Sweepstakes Dogs 7 Yrs & Under
10 Yrs .
1/BSV Ch Siljans Secret Connection. Breeder:
Ulla Hanis. Owner: Marcy Wyrens &
Vesa Toivanen.
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Puppy Dogs 9 Mos & Under 12 Mos.
1 Sleepy Creek’s Johnny B Good. Breeder:
Candy & Hannah Janke. Owner: Ruth
& Emily Dow And Candy & Hannah
Janke.
2 Kenara Denzel Talk To Me. Breeder/
Owner: Barbara Blum & Tracy Burdick.
Amateur-Owner-Handler Dogs.
1 Marric’s Million Dollar Baby. Breeder:
Marcy Wyrens. Owner: Grace Stewart
And Marcy Wyrens.
Bred-By-Exhibitor Dogs.
1/BBY Mystery’s Question Mark. Breeder/
Owner: Jennifer Widing & Kim
Widing.
2 Marrics Truth Be Told. Breeder: Marcy
Wyrens. Owner: Mary S Smith & Marcy
Wyrens.
Open Dogs Erect Ears.
1/W Hallmark’s Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Breeder: Jane Snider. Owner: Jane Snider
& Jerrilin L Naylor & Katherine Snider.
2/R Nightfire’s If ’s An Illusion. Breeder:
Yvonne Webber. Owner: Vicki &
Michael Eckstein.
3 Forevr Gene Autry At Dreampaps. Breeder:
Danny R Ford II & Ruth A Ford. Owner:
Keith N Forbes III.
4 Denzel Trade Secret. Breeder/Owner:
Tracy Burdick.
A Involo Smooth Criminal. Breeder: Michael
S & Donna G & Gia G Garofalo.
Owner: Michael S & Donna G & Gia G
Garofalo.
A Pixiedust Neener. Breeder: David Bixler.
Owner: Fred Papke & Bill Grimes.
Puppy Bitches 6 Mos & Under 9 Mos .
1 Canisphere Morning Angel. Breeder: K.
Shiels & D. Anonychuk. Owner: Mardelll
Leppington.
2 Zelicaon Holiday Attraction At Winghaven.
Breeder: Forrest G Johnson. Owner: John
Shonts & Elizabeth Shonts & Forrest G
Johnson.
3 J-Bar Majical Pixie Dust. Breeder: Jennifer
Able-Jones. Owner: Alberta Klein.
4 Mystery’s Painted Lady. Breeder: Owners.
Owner: Jennifer Widing & Kim
Widing.
Puppy Bitches 9 Mos & Under 12 Mos.
1/R Kenara Denzel Double Talk. Breeder: Barb
Blum & Tracy Burdick. Owner: Barbara
Blum & Tracy Burdick.
2 Marrics Fling With Lady Luck. Breeder:
Marcy Wyrens. Owner: Ruth Ann Ford
And Marcy Wyrens.
Bred-By-Exhibitor Bitches.
1/W/BW Mystery’s Little Metalmark. Breeder:
Jennifer Widing & Kim Widing. Owner:
Jennifer Widing & Kim Widing.
2 Little Dutch I’m So Fine. Breeder: Lisa
Cohen & Robbie W Meerdink. Owner:
Robbie Meerdink.
3 Marrics Something In Red. Breeder: Marcy
Wyrens. Owner: Marcy Wyrens.
4 Sleepy Creeks Chillngoodtime. Breeder:
Candy And Hannah Janke. By Ch
Owner: Candy & Hannah Janke.
American-Bred Bitches.
1 Monarch’s Perfume & Promises RN.
Breeder: Margie Riccomini. Owner:
Norine Nieman.
Open Bitches Drop Ears.
1 Forevr Indigo Liberty Belle At Marric PH.
Breeder: Mary Hewes & Ruth Ann Ford.
Owner: Marcy Wyrens.
Open Bitches Erect Ears .
1 Connection Pink Is The Top. Breeder: Vesa
Toivanen. Owner: Melanee Clark &
Tanner Clark.
2 Amoure Beau’s In The Quiet Woods. Breeder:
Derrick & Anne Nettles. Owner:
Danielle Wagner & Darci Wagner.
3 Kay-Bar’s Tilly. Breeder: Owner. Owner:
Katherine L Gress.
October 2010
4 Forevr Jaztyme Spirit Of New Years Eve.
Breeder: R. Ford & G. Gilmore. Owner:
R. Ford & Tammy Tackett.
A Draco Winghaven Serafina Pekkala. Breeder:
Anita Wright. Owner: John & Elizabeth
Shonts And Samantha Shonts.
A Sandel’s Katiam I Love Lucy. Breeder:
Sandra J Stamper. Owner: William
Goodworth & Kathleen Goodworth.
Veteran Dogs.
1/AM/BVT Ch Siljans Secret Connection.
Breeder: Ulla Hanis. Owner: Marcy
Wyrens & Vesa Toivanen.
2 Ch Wilsong’s Light Of My Life. Breeder:
Garoleen Wilson. Owner: Jill Clark.
Best of Breed Competition.
BB CH Wingssong Rock Star. Breeder: Pat
Jones. Owner: Pat Jones & Diane
Schmitt & Jim Warych.
OS Ch Wildfire On The Rocks. Breeder/
Owner: Madeline Mosing & Cheslie
Pickett.
SEL Ch Involo Seeing Is Believing. Breeder:
Donna G & Michael S Garofalo & J
Paulino. Owner: Michael & Donna &
Gia Garofalo.
SEL Ch Denzel High Maintenance. Breeder:
Tracy Burdick. Owner: Beth Gray
And Tracy Burdick.
A Ch Cross Paws Tom Terrific. Breeder:
Owners. Owner: Douglas H & Linda
J Moret.
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AM Ch Connection Midnight Sky. Breeder:
Vesa Toivanen. Owner: Melanee
Clark.
AM Ch Hallmark’s Joan Of Arc. Breeder/
Owner: Jerrilin L Naylor & Jane S &
Katherine Snider.
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ongratulations to all the winners.
Thank you for coming and hope to see you
next year.
Bernie Postle
Trophy Chair
Novice Junior
1 Grace Stewart. Marric’s Million Dollar
Baby. Breeder: Marcy Wyrens. By Ch
Forevr The Real Macoy-Ashlor’s Smooth
As Silk. Owner: Grace Stewart and
Marcy Wyrens,
2 Emily Dow. Ch Sandel’s Duchess Of
Monarch CDX OA OAJ. Breeder: Amy
Rader. By Sandel’s Leonardo VoncrossZelicaon Summer. Owner: Candy Janke
& Hannah Janke
Open Junior
1 Ruth Dow. Ch Ashlor’s Smooth Sailing
UD OA OAJ. Breeder: Lori & Ashley
Coffman. By Ch Dear’s Wildways
Reveille-Ch Marrics Key To My Heart.
Owner: Hannah Janke
Open Intermediate
1/BJH Jade Stevenson. Ch Skies Henri At
Cross Paws. Breeder: Virginia Read &
Debbie Barnett. By Ch Springhill The
Muppet Caper-Ch Skies Waiting In The
Wings. Owner: Linda & Doug Moret
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Michigan State University is seeking “forever” homes for two PRA puppies.(male and female)
The person interested would only be required to let Dr. Petersen-Jones occasionally examine the puppy to follow the
progress of the PRA. They were born November 30, 2009 and need to reside in the vicinity of Michigan State.
If you are able to furnish a home for one of these puppies, please call Leona Domino 330 608 3547 or 330 239 3212
We are also seeking an affected male with PRA who has not been neutered.
He will be needed to breed to our PRA bitch, Misty, early in December. You may contact Leona Domino 330 608
3547 or Dr. Petersen-Jones at Michigan State: Office Phone: 517 353 3278
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PCA Supported Shows
he PCA Board of Directors is soliciting proposals from PCA members who would like to host a Supported Entry show at
select show circuits across the country. The goal of the Supported Show program is to promote additional Papillon entries during the show circuit, increasing the number of major points opportunities, while bringing Papillon exhibitors together for a day of
camaraderie, education and exposure to PCA.
The guidelines are as follows:
• PCA will offer trophies for the Supported Show consisting of medallions for Best of Breed, Best of Opposite Sex, Winners
Dog and Winners Bitch. A medallion is also available as a prize for other purposes; example: High In Trial Papillon, Best
Junior Handler or High Scoring Papillon In Agility, etc.)
• PCA will support one show during a circuit, preferably on a Saturday or Holiday.
• Show circuit should have a history of major entries or near major entries, annually.
• The host PCA member would be the contact person and liaison between the show chairman and the PCA Board. The host
would be expected to solicit donations of prizes for additional classes at the show, and coordinate a lunch, pot luck carry-in or
cookout for Papillon fanciers. The host will also be expected to provide all information to the show chairman or other club
contact meeting all deadlines for premium list & catalogs information.
When contacting a show giving club about supporting their show a PCA host should be aware of possible amenities that
could be offered to PCA.
• A portion of the entry fee, (typically this could be $1.00 or $2.00 per entry if there is a major for either sex available).
• A grooming and specified area designated for Papillon exhibitors.
Application to host a Supported Entry show should be made no later than 8 months prior to the event to allow time for
the application to be approved and for the host to be able to solicit prize donations from the membership.
It must be understood that any approved Supported Show must be listed in the Show premium list and each and every
prize being offered must be individually listed in order for the event to meet AKC guidelines. Any approved event that is
not listed in the show premium list will not be honored by PCA.
A form is available on the PCA website under the “downloads” tab to make a Supported Show application to the PCA
Board for approval.
For additional information please contact Kevin Ray at 937-836-6333 or email: kevin.ray08@yahoo.com.