Colonial Bear Fare - Colonial Newfoundland Club

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Issue 105
The Official Newsletter of the Colonial Newfoundland Cub
Colonial Bear Fare
cncnewfs.com
Snickers owned by Kathy Hamilton
A Majestic Farewell
CNC Member of the Year
2013 Williamsburg Christmas Parade
CNC Pancake Breakfast & Newf Hike
CNC New Membership Applicants
NCA Draft Test Premium
CNC Newfs
CNC BOD Meeting
Donations Made During CNC Membership Renewals
Otis Aid to Rescue Donations
CNC Rescue Donations
CNC Rescue Volunteer Assistant Position
2014 CNC Board of Direct
2014 CNC Committee Chairs
About Bear Fare
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WINTER 2014
In Memoriam – Kenneth Ardell Meyers, Jr.
n Memoriam
A Majestic Farewell
Kenneth Ardell Myers Jr. and his wife Su Myers, of Manassas, VA have been long-time
members and supporters of the Colonial Newfoundland Club. Together they fostered and
rescued four Newfoundlands, welcoming each into their hearts and homes.
On December 28, 2013, Kenneth Myers, 72, passed away. On the day of his burial, standing
outside Pierce Funeral Home in Manassas, VA were nine Newfoundlands and their owners.
As mourners exited a very crowded ceremony, these majestic creatures lined the walkway.
The family, overwhelmed with emotion and pride, watched as the Newfoundlands stood at
perfect attention.
Later at the burial, these Gentle Giants (as Ken frequently referred to them), sat quietly in the
distance as Ken was laid to rest; a majestic farewell for an amazing man.
The family would like to thank all those who made donations to the Colonial Newfoundland
Club in lieu of flowers and in memory of Ken. Over $1500 has been collected thus far.
This money and recognition will go a long way in assisting the many Newfoundlands in our
area.
Special thanks to the owners and their pets who graciously attended the service:
Donna McConn with Chance
Delma & Donald Taylor with Trevor
Tracy Guthery with Totoro
Hilary Hyland with Ethie
Dave Rothschild & Alex Early with Thunder & Titan
Kathy Hamilton with Lucy
Rose Miller with Brucie
Sandra & David Tancreti with Chloe
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Kenneth Ardell Meyers, Jr.
I might not be able to talk,
but still have two ears to listen.
I might not be able to say I support you,
but my eyes speak volumes.
I might not have a shoulder to cry on,
but I have fur you can use to wipe away your tears.
I might not have two arms to hold you
but I’ll stand by your side just the same.
I promise to try my best to make you laugh,
even when you feel like crying.
With a love that is unconditional,
and loyalty everlasting.
Your Dog
--written by Cherly Goede
-contributed by Heather Myers
A VERY SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO KEN MYERS
CNC Rescue has received many generous donations and heartfelt comments in
memory of Ken Myers but this one is extra special.
We have received permission from the writer to publish it here:
My name is Kenny Myers and my grandfather was Kenneth
Ardell Myers Sr. and I know how much he loved his dogs and
that is why I would like to donate the $15 I earned to the
Newfoundland Foundation because I know my grandfather would
have done the same thing and when I get older I will be taking
his place in serving the country with the dignity and respect
just as he did.
Respectfully,
Kenny Myers
Contributions to CNC Rescue may still be made in memory and in honor of Ken
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CNC Member of the Year!
CNC Member of the Year Award
by Rosemary Miller
As outgoing president, I’d like to take a few minutes to honor our member of the year –
Cindy Flowers.
There is so much to say about Cindy…she has given so much to Colonial Newfoundland Club
in so many ways. From designing artwork and fund-raising for the National; to multiple jobs in
multiple water tests; to Middleburg Specialty Chair and chairing our supported entries and regionals
for year…Cindy is there for the club. Her grooming seminars are legendary, as are her individual
grooming lessons – and every penny earned goes to Newfie rescue. She’s been there for so many of
us – myself included.
Cindy is always there for the Newfies. As an AKC Breeder of Merit and even more
importantly, the strongest of proponents for breeding healthy, happy, true to type Newfoundlands
that excel in both the show and performance arenas. As a teacher, she’s helped so many of us by
giving a Water Rescue Seminar, show trimming, tips on handling in the ring, evaluation of puppies,
breeding advice…
While so much more can be said, what needs to be said is a heartfelt
THANK YOU CINDY from Colonial Newfoundland Club!!
Cindy…grandmother…breeder…registration chair at national…steward…chair…secretary for so many
working events…sweeps judge at national…and good friend to all!
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Williamsburg Christmas Parade
2013
Of Christmas Parades and Annual Meetings
Aka
“The Diaries of Lady Calza”
One of my favorite events that the CNC attends is the annual Williamsburg Christmas
Parade. It is usually held the first Saturday in December, and judging by attendance,
seems to be one of the most popular CNC events! After the parade, the CNC Annual Meeting is
usually held at the Club’s host hotel. A few changes were made this year, primarily to the host
hotel and the food at the meeting; prizes were also given for best costume and best-decorated cart.
This year, the host hotel was the LaQuinta. I must say that this venue was MUCH nicer
than the Days Inn we have stayed at in the past. This year we had a large crew of Newfs and
their handlers in the parade. There was a winter storm approaching that day but fortunately, the
cold rain held off for the length of the parade. It was touch and go there for a few minutes! Both
the carts AND participants were well dressed, and as always, our dogs were very popular with the
crowd. There were a lot of pictures taken during and after the parade; some appear with this
article, while others appear on the Club’s Rescue page on Facebook.
The Annual Luncheon and Meeting went very well. The La Quinta eating and meeting
areas comfortably handled the 50 people who were in attendance. The meeting was a jovial affair
with lots of awards and many Power Point presentations. As usual, there was a Brown Bag Raffle
and a great deal of Newfoundland dog related merchandise for sale. This is such a great event on
which to end our “Newf” year, and I would personally like to thank the people who made this
special event possible!!
-Article and Williamsburg pictures submitted by Brad Cole
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Williamsburg Christmas Parade 2013 – cont’d
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CNC Pancake Breakfast and Newf Hike
The CNC Pancake Breakfast and Newf Hike at Oregon Ridge Park
****Attention those getting ready for the Draft tests at the National, this is
an excellent training opportunity!!
Date: March 1st, Rain/Snow date of March 2.
Location: 13401 Beaver Dam Rd., Cockeysville, MD
Meeting Place: bottom of the parking lot at the Lodge
Meet Time: 9:30 am - at 10 am we will head into the lodge to consume our
pancakes, sausage and the Maple Syrup that comes from the trees in the park.
*** Dogs are not permitted inside the lodge
Hike time: approx. 11:00-11:30 we will round up back in the parking lot to head
out on our hike.
This is a casual event for you, your family and your Newf.
Please dress appropriately for the weather and wear comfortable shoes.
Puppies are welcome but please be advised-- this is a 2+ mile hike and depending
on age it may not be in their best interest to complete the entire route.
Accommodations can be made if you want to bring your pup but not take them on
the hike. This is an excellent socialization activity that would be a shame to miss.
***Those getting ready for Draft Tests are welcome to bring their carts as most of
the trails will accommodate them and the park has every terrain available
including a beach.
If you are carting, please give yourself extra time for assembly.
Chairperson: Trish Fornadley / mysticridgenewfs@hughes.net /
text only 4108045578 / home 7172358753
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CNC Membership Applicants
Colonial Newfoundland Club
Membership Chair Report
November 20, 2013
Membership Applicants
Presented to the Board of Directors for Preliminary Approval
Karen Burley & Ray Huie
Henrico, VA
Laura Diekon
Chantilly, VA
Ruth Hieneman
Alexandria, VA
Peggy McBride & Kevin Leedy
Camden, SC
Amburr Reese
Laurel, MD
Colonial Newfoundland Club
January 11, 2014
Membership Applicants
Presented to the Board of Directors for Preliminary Approval
Carol & Terrance Ford
Burke, VA 22015
Jeffrey Lembke & Maureen Kane
Baltimore, MD 21212
Ed Shea
Norfolk, VA 23507
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Newfoundland!Club!of!America!Draft!Test!Premium
Hosted!by!!
Southeastern!Newfoundland!Club
April!7th!and!8th,!2014!!
Two!Tests/Two!Days!
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Lancaster)Resort)and)Conference)Center))
2300)Lincoln)Highway)East))
Lancaster,)PA)17602)
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))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))Judges:)
))))))))Bethany)Karger))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))Ron Horn
406 Circle Dr.
5880 S. Gilpin St.
Allison Park, PA
Greenwood Village, CO
15100
80121
2014 Draft Test Co-Chairs:
Mary Ann Barnhill – lovanewf@aol.com
Benita Edds – benita@timberknollnewfoundlands.com
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CNC Newfs
“Professional Newfoundland Snow Eater”
General Lee
Submitted by SANDRA STULTZ
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CNC Newfs cont’d
Submitted by SANDRA STULTZ
General Lee ~ Tony Haines ~ Potter
CNC Newfs at Greenspring Retirement Village
This past October, I was contacted by Greenspring Retirement Village; they asked if a
Newfoundland team could participate in their Pet Parade. The number of members who graciously
volunteered to share their wonderful dogs was tremendous. However, there was only room for one
Newf team, and after a last minute cancellation, Jules Gable and her dogs from Virginia Beach
represented both our club and breed.
“I’ll always be grateful to her for saving us at the last minute, which she did so very
graciously. And what lovely dogs Blue and Sammi are! The residents were absolutely thrilled to
meet them. In addition to her major contributions, Julia and Gabor took great photos of the other
dogs and made them available to us. Thank you again for your significant role in making our Pet
Parade such a success!”
Kay – Greenspring Retirement Village
Thank you to everyone who volunteered to participate in this event. The coordinator was very
impressed and overwhelmed at the number of people who offered to take part in their program. I
would especially like to thank Jules and Gabor for sharing their beloved Newfoundlands, Blue and
Sammi with the residents!
-Alice Harwell – Publicity Committee Chair
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CNC BOARD OF
CNC BOD MEETING
DIRECTORS
NOVEMBER 20, 2013
MEETING
TELECONFERENCE
Meeting called to order @ 7:30 p.m.
Present: Kathy Paxton, Andrea Westerfield, Chuck Basham, Dotty Hudson, Rose Miller, Judy Van Dyke,
Dru Kappe, Don Sharkey (National Site Chair), and Julia Sharkey (Working Dog Chair),
Donna McConn (Rescue)
Minutes accepted from October’s meeting. Change website to show only Donna McConn name on
Rescue. Adopted minutes as amended (KP/CB)
Rescue Report: (DM)
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Intakes – two for the month
Addison Dog with skin problems. CNC member taking care of issue, Newf is doing well.
Four adopted
One is being kept with disabled owner and CNC Paid for vetting and grooming in order for
Newf to stay home.
Officer Reports:
Vice President (CB) - no report
Treasurer (JVD)•
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Checking Account balance as of November 20 : $8,475.30.
Recommend we withdraw $5000 from a CD to replenish checking account which normally has a
balance of $12,000 to $14,000. Approved.
We have five CDs: $55,990.41
o 9 month risk free - $8,040.43
o 9 month risk free $11,352.05
o 9 month risk free $10,009.97
o Fixed Term - $10,992.61
o Fixed term - $15,595.35
Checks, Credit and Debit Card payments $100 and over from October 16, 2013 – November 19, 2013:
10/21 - Lou Hansen, Annual Awards,
10/21 – Donna Mc Conn, reimburse Rescue Expenses for rescues Mia, Bella#1 and Sinbad
10/21 – Golden Retreat for K-9s, boarding and expenses of Rescued Newfs
10/22 – Chuck Basham, reimburse for Fall Fun Day
10/24 – Full Circle Equine Services, vet care for rescues Bella, Riptide, Bella #3 and Mia
10/29 – Nancy McKee, Water Test Judge, travel expenses
11/07 – Blue Ridge Veterinarian for rescues Mindy and Abby
11/08 – McKenzie Casad, reimburse for expenses on rescue, Taiyo.
11/12 – Leesburg Best Western, lodging for Draft Test Judge #1
11/12 – Leesburg Best Western, lodging for Draft Test Judge #2
11/12 – Carroll County Contracting for fencing at Speck’s for Newf in Need (OAR FUND)
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$1,740.00
$3,568.50
$1,220.00
$ 386.95
$ 412.00
$ 416.35
$ 938.28
$ 209.30
$ 307.80
$ 205.20
$1,700.00
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CNC BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
M E E T I N G cont’d
11/12 – Full Circle Equine, veterinarian service for rescues Mindy and Abby
11/13 – Riner Animal Hospital, rescue Bear
11/13 – Maury, Donnelly, Parr for yearly insurance premium
11/15 – Scott Casad, reimburse for rescue expenses for Riptide and Satchmo
$ 747.00
$ 309.25
$1,219.50
$1,011.15
11/15 – Maury, Donnelly, Parr for Draft Test Insurance
$ 103.00
11/18 – Riner Animal Hospital, Rescue Bear
$ 100.00
11/18 – Associated Dog Clubs of New York State, support injunction (USDA/APHIS Rule)
500.00
Treasurer’s report accepted, CB/AW; checks over $100.00 KP/CB, all in favor.
Corresponding Secretary Report (DH)
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10/16 - Sent email to Newf Club of Canada on closing date for trophies. Copied RM and Kathy
Hamilton.
Prep and sent September BOD Minutes to Bear Fare
No Donation Cards this month
Update email address in Maryland Pet Gazette
COMMITTEE REPORTS: Only submitted reports will appear in the Minutes.
National 2014 (KP and Don Sharkey)
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KP working with CB to get packet on website
Committee Chairs in place
NCA will sponsor a celebration directly following BOD
Getting AKC Letters of Acceptance
Draft Test (Erin Murphy/John O’Neil)
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Thank You to you both and all volunteers for doing a great job
Facebook (DH)
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Looking to add Rescues to Face book, without names, location or other identifiers from previous
owners (New Business under Rescue)
Currently 692 Likes
Great Feedback on page
Added info on trophies, parade, Christmas Sweatshirts, current events and pictures from Draft Test
Membership (JVD)Membership Applicants Presented to the Board of Directors for Preliminary Approval
Karen Burley and Ray Huie of VA, sponsor Kathy Hamilton/Terry Mahon
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CNC BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Laura Diekon of VA , sponsor Donna McConn
Ruth Hieneman of VA, sponsor Judy Van Dyke
Peggy McBride and Kevin Leedy of SC, sponsor Judy Van Dyke
Amburr Reese of Laurel, MD, sponsor Donna McConn
Accept for Preliminary Approval to be published in Bear Fare, KP/CB
NCA Rep (CB)
• No quorum, next meeting in December.
Publicity (Alice Harwell)
• Request was made from Green Spring Retirement Community, in Springfield, VA for a
Newfoundland to join in their parade for the residents in October. CNC club member,
Julie Gable and her fiancé gladly shared their lovely, BLUE and SAM.
Regional’s (Cindy Flowers)
• CNC held an NCA Regional Specialty with Sweepstakes on October 26th and a
Supported Entry on October 27th in conjunction with the Middleburg Kennel Club All
Breed Shows at Oatlands Plantation in Leesburg, VA.
• Our Sweep Judge was a Bernese Mountain Dog Breeder, Mr. Michael Lella. Breed
Judge was Ms. Betty Regina Leininger. Sunday’s Breed Judge was Mr. James Reynolds.
• We had 12 dogs entered in sweeps and 10 dogs entered in Veteran Sweeps. 43 entered in
Breed on Saturday and 39 on Sunday.
Many thanks to the volunteers who helped make this event special: Trish Fornadley for
Hospitality; Kathy Hamilton for Trophies; Peggy and Ron Darling for Brown Bag and
Chuck and Cookie Basham, Don and Julia Sharkey and all the other members who helped
keep things running smoothly.
Website (CB)
• Up to Date.
Williamsburg Parade and Luncheon (AW and DH)
• We are number 29 in the parade line.
• All 20 rooms plus some are reserved
• RSVP over 30
• Agenda prepared for President; awaiting reports from Chairpersons
• Packet for parade is complete and sent to membership
• Chairpersons on target
o Peggy Darling with Santa Paws
o Jess Regan and Mary Coombe with Brown Bag Raffle
o Cindy Flowers on Awards Presentation
o Costume Contest Judges and Judy pick up awards
o Brad Cole, slide show presentation
o Andrea has lunch set up
o Dotty has hotel, parade and meeting
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CNC BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Will remain the same pricing $350 for ages
0 to thru age 6; $150 age 7 and over.
Rescue Assistant (DH/KP) Position being reviewed and will be on the table for
January Meeting
New Business
Rescue Adoption Fees
Rescue Files (DH/DMC)
Looking to scan or place on hard drive
Rescue Billing Form-
Looking for a line that says “Keep Copy for Dog File,”
Table for next meeting
Rescue Dogs on Facebook Will give each Rescue a number instead of a name. Approved by
BOD to add to our CNC Website. Donna McConn to send sample to Chuck during December
to start process in January.
BOD will re-assess in May 2014
Rescue Surrender Form (intent to release) and Release Form (actual release)
(DH and KP) Need to review and change into one format.
Rescue Foster Packet Typed and being review by committee (DH, Laura Dunn, and Barb
Fellers) in hopes of BOD review in January. Need Donna McConn and KP to also review prior
to BOD meeting.
Rescue Chair Guidelines (DH/DMC)
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Dotty has started process of guide.
Next mtg. January 18, 2014 with a back-up date of January 25, 2014.
Time to be announced.
Meeting adjourned CB/KP @ 8:50 p.m.
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Contributions Made During CNC Membership Renewals
THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONS
DURING OUR MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS
Anonymous in memory if Indigo
Anonymous in tribute of thanks to Donna McConn
Lezli and Bennett Alford to the OAR Fund in tribute of thanks to Cindy Flowers and Kathy
Hamilton
Katie Amundson in tribute of thanks to John & Cindy Flowers
Jenni and David Arnett
Chuck and Cookie Basham
Bob and Anne Blaicher in memory of Bailey Bear
John and Kathy Borklund in memory of Koda, our sweet girl and first Newf
Frauke Bowen
Kimberly and Chris Briggs
Art and Angela Brummer
Jennny Bryl in memory of Darwin Briggs
Jeff and Jeddie Busch in honor of “Max”
Karin and Adam Bystol
Kevin and Sharon Carlton
Scott and McKenzie Casad
Russell and Ann Corbett
Jane Cornett
Peggy and Ron Darling
Jerry and Nancy Dickens
Kathy and R.W. Emery
Bruce Ensor
Ann Farese
Peggy Focarino and Bill Roege
Kathleen Fromme in memory of “Andrew” & “Susy”
Julie Gable and Gabor Adamovics
Peggy and Joe Gibson
Jim Giordano and Sherry Loveless
Tracy and Craig Guthery
Maida and Malcolm Gutterman
Jim and Judy Henry
Hilary Hyland in memory of Teddy Bear
Alice and Ajay Jagtiani
Kris and Jerry Jirgl in honor of Christine & Dwight Gorsuch
Zachary Karr and Kara Hughes
Paul and Carole Katinas
Craig and Marcia Katz
Tom and Carol Keightley
Virginia Kelly
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Contributions Made During CNC Membership Renewals
Charles and Sherry Lane
Margaret and Brad Marcus
Nancy Metta
Erin Murphy and John O’Neill in memory of Katie our first Newf and in honor of Hoover our
second Newf
Lucy and David Ordoobadi in memory of Prince Bumpo
Tami Palomba
Karen and Gene Parry
PetKpr in memory of Hanna Bear
Arlene Proebsting
Jason Robey
Dan and Cheryl Rosen
Richard and Karen Russell
Rick and Brenda Santiago
Michael and Linda Smith
Sherry Snider in honor of Beauregard
Gordon and Gina Songer
Mary Jane Spackman
Dave and Patricia Stack in memory of “Magic Bear von Nanstein”
Chuck and Kimberly St. Clair
Richard and Jacqueline Takacs
Delma and Donald Taylor in memory of Sun Valley Benedetto (Ben)
Stephen Thomas
Patrice Thomas and Ira Rheingold
George and Lisa Turner
Judith Van Dyke in memory of Alfie
Elaine and Dick Vande Hei in memory of “Hank”
Jim Wasson
Kathy Weber
Leslie Mary Wells in memory of Bella, Heart of the Ocean
Scott and Cheryl Wingate
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OTIS AID TO RESCUE
CNC Rescue Thanks
CNC Rescue Thanks
Lezli and Bennett Alford
Lezli and Bennett Alford
for their
for their $500 Donation
$200 Donation
to the Oar Fund
to the OAR Fund
in
in Memory
Appreciation of
of
Cindy Flowers
Sinbad
for Grooming
Niki
Starfish Poem
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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OTIS AID TO RESCUE cont’d
CNC Rescue Thanks
CNC Rescue Thanks
LEZLI AND BENNETT ALFORD
LEZLI AND BENNETT ALFORD
FOR THEIR
FOR THEIR
$1,000 DONATION
$200 DONATION
TO THE OAR FUND
TO THE OAR FUND
IN HONOR OF THEIR
CHILDREN
IN MEMORY OF
AND
REGINA SCHWABE
GRANDCHILDREN
CNC RESCUE THANKS
TERRY LINEHAN OF BLACK PAW STUDIO
FOR HER $100 DONATION
TO THE OAR FUND
IN MEMORY OF
OTIS
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CNC RESCUE
CNC Rescue Thanks
Bob and Anne Blaicher for their
$500 donation
in Memory of
Our Beloved "Bailey Bear" Blaicher
President Ulysses Grant loved horses, but suffered misfortune with a series of dogs.
While in the White House, each died of unknown causes. When Jesse, Grant’s son, voiced fears
that his treasured Newfoundland was fated to go the same way,
the president summoned the White House steward.
"Father asked no questions, made no accusations,” Jesse wrote later and Grant ended
the matter with a simple political promise:
"Jesse has a new dog. You may have noticed that his former pets have been
particularly unfortunate. When this dog dies, every employee in the White House
will be at once discharged.'
The Newfoundland, named Faithful, enjoyed superb health throughout Grant's tenure in
the White House, according the 1979 book entitled White House Pets by Margaret Truman.
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CNC IS LOOKING FOR A
VOLUNTEER
TO ASSIST THE RESCUE CHAIR
WITH PHONE CALLS
Working Title: Rescue Assistant
Job Open Date: January 2014
Job Type Detail: Volunteer
Agency: Colonial Newfoundland Club
Rescue, Inc.
Agency Website www.cncnewfs.com
Location: Your home
Job Description
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This position will assist the Colonial Newfoundland Rescue Chair with initial phone calls
requesting an application to adopt a Rescue Newfoundland dog from our club.
To assist with email and/or calls requesting help with behavior/medical/breed issues not
pertaining to the adoption program and referring these request to a Club Specialist as noted
in our Club Directory.
Follow up on status of Newfoundland dogs adopted out by CNC which are completing the 4
week Trial Period written in our Adoption Contract.
Minimum Qualifications
-CNC Member in good standing.
-Love of the Newfoundland dog.
-Have a computer with internet access.
-Knowledge of Word software
-A telephone that has unlimited long
distance coverage.
-Good customer service skills.
–Proven ability to handle and organize
paperwork.
-Ability to ask probing questions to gain
more information from the caller.
-Availability to return calls and emails in a
prompt manner.
CNC will provide you with the forms
and guidelines to assist those looking for
information from our club. You set your
schedule.
APPLICATION PROCESS
For volunteering and questions,
applicants must contact
Dotty Hudson, Secretary
at 1-757-233-0300
or
newfrescue@cox.net
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2014 CNC Board of Directors
President
Dwight Gorsuch
Recording Secretary
Dotty Hudson
Vice-President
Chuck Basham
Members at Large
Kathy Paxton
Dave Rothschild
Donna McConn
Treasurer
Judy Van Dyke
Corresponding Secretary
Andrea Westerfield
“After the Parade” – Brad Cole
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2014
CNC Committee Chairs
2014 National Specialty,
Lancaster, PA
“As Time Goes By”
Kathy Paxton and Don Sharkey
Pet Fiesta, Reston
Dave Rothschild
Bear Fare
Janet Phares
Property
Don Sharkey
Brown Bag Raffles
Peggy Darling
Publicity
Alice Harwell
Club Photographer
Brad Cole
Regionals & Supported Entries
Cindy Flowers
Education
Brenda McKeel
Rescue
Donna McConn
Facebook
Dotty Hudson
Donna McConn
Brad Cole
Resident Agent
Jim Wasson
Grooming Seminar
Cindy Flowers
Sunshine
Chris Gorsuch
Legislation Affairs
Lisa Lathrop
Virginia Federation of Dog
Clubs and Breeders
Representative
Anne French
Membership
Judy Van Dyke
Website
Chuck Basham
NCA/RCC Representative
Chuck Basham
Working Dog
Julia Sharkey
Pancake Walk
Trish Fornadly
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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 March edition of Bear Fare is March 5th.
The newsletter will be e-mailed/posted
on the CNC website as close as possible to March 20th
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: bearfare@gmail.com
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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