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1 FEBRUARY 1965 AIREDALE ISSUE TERRIER TYPE OWNED OR BRED BY JUNE and ROBIN DUTCHER 9019 Jeff Street Bellflower, California HANDLED BY DAISY and LOUIS ALSTAD 9027 Jeff Street Bellflower, Californi.a

Vo lume IV, Number 2 February, 1965 DANIEL KIEDROWSKI - Editor and Publisher 4961 OLD DUBLIN ROAD, HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA 94546 PHONE: 4 15-581-6062 Second Class Postage Paid at Hayward, California

tralian Terriers 54 Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers -------------- -------- ------------------ 55 Scotti sh Te rrie rs 57 Skye Terriers _ --------------------- ------------------------------ 61 NEW

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2 Vo lume IV, Number 2 February, 1965 DANIEL KIEDROWSKI - Editor and Publisher 4961 OLD DUBLIN ROAD, HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA PHONE: Second Class Postage Paid at Hayward, California CONTENTS COVER STORY-The Coppercrest Story SPECIAL AIREDALE ISSUE THE TOP PRODUCERS O F By John T. Knight MOSTLY Lakela nd Te rriers 34 Kerry Blue Terriers 35 West Highland White Terriers 38 Bull Terriers 41 Fox Terriers 44 Dandie Dinmont Terriers 50 Manchester Terrie rs 51 Ca irn Terriers 52 A us tralian Terriers 54 Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers Scotti sh Te rrie rs 57 Skye Terriers _ NEW CHAMPIONS 62 ADVERTISING RATES Prices Indicated Are for Each Insertion 12 3to II I or 2 insertions insertions insertions I column inch $ 6.00 $ 7.00 $ / 8 page /4 page ( '!, page Full p age In sertions must be consecut ive. Co py may b e c ha nged month ly. Size of advertising may be increa sed at an y time a nd will be charged for proportio nate ly. For greater co nvenience to a ll, paym en t with advertising copy is re qu ested. Cuts used in advertisem ents and wit h news cove rag e are cha rged at cost to th e owner and become your property. Win pictures are p ub lished at a cha rge of $ COVER RATES - on request CLOSING DATES FOR APRIL ISSUE: MARCH 15th Te rrier Type is p ub lis hed monthly. No pa rt of this magazine may be reproduced for a nv purpose without written permission of the pub lisher. The opin ions ex pressed in t he articles he rei n a re t hose of th e authors an d do not necessa rily con stitut e endorsement by t he ed itorial staff. The editor reserves th e rig ht to reas on ab ly edit a ll co py su b mitted. Subscription Rates: Year-$5.00; 2 Years-$9.00 Foreign Rates $6.00 Yearly

mostly... SCOTTIES by Martha Melekav 26332 Belle Port Ave. Harbor City, California Have received many interesting comments on the reference to "Scottie Cramp" in this column.

More commonly known as "Scottish Cramp," a condition in which stiffness and rigidity occurs when dog is excited or exercised.

" Tetany, is defined in the dictionary as "a disease characterized by irregularly intermittent muscular spasms, especially in the extremities, usually accompanied by fever.

3 mostly... SCOTTIES by Martha Melekav Belle Port Ave. Harbor City, California Have received many interesting comments on the reference to "Scottie Cramp" in this column. Some of them, I feel, should be transmitted to the readers, and I wish to thank each and every correspondent. Jean Craft, in her excellent newsletter of the Heart of America Scottish Terrier Club, "Diehard Doin's," mentions that she scanned old dog magazines and came up with this, specific source not stated: "Tetany; irregular, possibly recessive gene. Found mainly in Scottish Terriers, but occasionally in other breeds. More commonly known as "Scottish Cramp," a condition in which stiffness and rigidity occurs when dog is excited or exercised. Was probably introduced through one strain and possibly by one particular sire. It was considered b y 1959 to be lessening in incidence." Tetany, is defined in the dictionary as "a disease characterized by irregularly intermittent muscular spasms, especially in the extremities, usually accompanied by fever." Jean also states, and I heartily concur, that "Breeders should discuss breeders problems. Subjects such as "Scottie Cramp" and "Swimmers' should be discussed more freely instead of hiding them away like skeletons in a closet." F. J. (Bob) Bartos, of Carnation Farms Kennels, in answer to my inquiry writes, re "Scottie Cramp," Charves ROBERT and MILDRED CHARVES 2077 Willow Pass Road Pittsburg, Calif. Phone: CH. MARLORAIN PROUD PIPER, shown going Best of Breed at Antelope Valley K. C.. Dec. 13, 1964 over a n entry which included 5 Specials, under judge, Mrs. H. Hotchkiss Neal. Finished in May, 1964, "Piper" has amassed 7 B0Bs, I Group First, 2 Seconds and I Third. and 3 of his get have finished their championships. He is handled by Daisy Austad, and owned by Marlorain Kennels, Harbor City, Calif. ( Ludwig photo) "I have seen it occur in all parts of the country from many different bloodlines and breedings throughout these many years. We have been free of it but I do realize it can crop out in any litter, as through the years I get letters and inquiries on GAIDOUNE QUALITY SCOTTISH TERRIERS CH. GAIDOUNE GREAT BEAR His record to date: 15 BESTS IN SHOW 47 GROUP FIRSTS 3 SPECIALTY BESTS OF BREED "MAZ" and other CHAMPIONS are at stud to approved bitches. PUPPIES NOW AVAILABLE-ALL TOP BREEDING Correspondence to Agent-Handler: DR. NANCY C. LENFESTEY Silver Ho Farm, R.D. 1 1 Box 98 Wheelinq. West Virginia Phone: Owner: MISS HELEN B. GAITHER SCOTTISH Quality TERRIERS Presents At Stud: CH. GILKEY'$ JOHNNY COME LATELY Top producing sire of 8 cha mpions and his son CH. CHARVES RORY O'MORE 57

the subject from the different breeders. However, the last few years it has apparently not been a problem. No one, to my knowledge, has ever been able to come up with a comprehensive answer.

Bitches having displayed it have b een bred with none of their offspring in several generations again showing it. Others have reproduced it in their immediate offspring.

" "It may show up by the third or fourth month, then again may not develop until much later in life- the 5th to 6th year. The ones people are most aware of are the puppies that develop the problem.

We have not had a case to try it on, but I feel there is a possibility it may be bene ficial to the point of correcting the problem. The drug is being used in horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, and dogs.

4 the subject from the different breeders. However, the last few years it has apparently not been a problem. No one, to my knowledge, has ever been able to come up with a comprehensive answer. There are apparently different forms of it and each animal or group respond a s they do through different phases. Bitches having displayed it have b een bred with none of their offspring in several generations again showing it. Others have reproduced it in their immediate offspring. It is a bit difficult to prove it hereditary, or just a combination of many other factors, plus the chances of coincidence." "It may show up by the third or fourth month, then again may not develop until much later in life- the 5th to 6th year. The ones people are most aware of are the puppies that develop the problem. There is a possibility that a new experimental drug may be of help in these cases. As yet I know of no one who has ANSTAMM'S TOP-NOTCH STUD FORCE used it as a specific. We have not had a case to try it on, but I feel there is a possibility it may be bene ficial to the point of correcting the problem. The drug is being used in horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, and dogs. In horses it has proven very beneficial in the control of muscle tie-up (Azorturia).'' "As I said, the drug is still experimental, and in talking with our Veterinary Dept., they suggested if needed your veterinarian w rite Henry C. Burns of H. C. Burns Co., as to availability of the drug C-SE (Selen ium Tocopheryl) as an application must be made for its use. I think it is worth a try." It is indeed encouraging to know that research continues for diagnosis and treatment of this condition, and let's hope that this new drug may be the answer. A breeder in the Midwest wrote that she had one afflicted puppy in a large litter, but placed him in a home w here she can watch his prog- Carnation CH. BARDENE BOY BLUE (Eng.-Am.-Can. Ch.) CH. ANSTAMM DARK VENTURE CH. ANSTAMM BLUE BLAZES CH. ANSTAMM ROB ROY CH. MIDDLEMOUNT RED SUN (Red Wheaten) and introducing BARDENE BOBBY DAZZLER (Sire: Eng. Ch. Bardene Bingo- Dam : Bardene Barefoot Contessa) LOOKING FOR: Sma ll ears? Long heads and clean skulls? Small, dark, correctly pla ced eyes? Tru e Scottish Terrier expression? Class, style, and distinction? Incomparable temperament? TRY ONE OF ANSTAMM'S STUDS! 58 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamm, 2097 South 4th St., Rt. I, Kalamazoo, Mich. Tel. A.C. 616, CH. CARNATION SILVER NOTE AT STUD an unmatched group of proven CHAMPION SIRES Representing the best of RED SEAL, RIO GRANDE, BAFFIE for all particulars, address CARNATION FARM KENNELS BOB BARTOS, Manager CARNATION, WASHINGTON STerling

ress. Now, he is over a year old, and other than being a nervous dog, seems normal. She further states that when the dog dies, he will be posted to try to determine a cause.

Through her and other breeders' conscientious efforts to find the answer, eventually the breed will be rid of this scourge.

Many thanks to a ll who contributed. TOP PRODUCERS OF 1964 We again feature those sires and dams that produced two or more champions recorded in the AKC's Pure Bred Dogs (January-December 1964).

Bardene Boy Blue, who again sired 3 champions. The TOP PRODUCING Scottie for 1964 is CH. GAIDOUNE GREAT BEAR, who was also the top winning male Scottie for the year.

5 ress. Now, he is over a year old, and other than being a nervous dog, seems normal. She further states that when the dog dies, he will be posted to try to determine a cause. She also deplores the d estroying of afflicted pups, and states that she has heard of w hole litters being put to sleep when the symptoms appear. Through her and other breeders' conscientious efforts to find the answer, eventually the breed will be rid of this scourge. Among other mail, it was heartwarming to receive contributions to the Alaska Quake Disaster Fund, which were forwarded with the specific request that the monies be used for the Fullers' Scotties. Many thanks to a ll who contributed. TOP PRODUCERS OF 1964 We again feature those sires and dams that produced two or more champions recorded in the AKC's Pure Bred Dogs (January-December 1964). We find tha t there were 62 new champions, down 2 from last ~atadan SCOTTISH TERRIERS year. Our Top Producing sires number 10, but only one repeated from last year: Eng. Can. & Am. Ch. Bardene Boy Blue, who again sired 3 champions. The TOP PRODUCING Scottie for 1964 is CH. GAIDOUNE GREAT BEAR, who was also the top winning male Scottie for the year. "Great Bear" sired 4 champions: Chs. Scots Delight Gay Flirt and Gidgit's Ga dget, Ch. Gaidoune Grizelda and Ch. Hil-Ray's Smoke Signal. Tied for second place with 3 new champion get are "Boy Blue," Ch. Gilkey's Johnny Come Lately and Ch. W alsing Wild Winter of Barberry Knowe. "Boy Blue" is the sire of Chs. Anstamm Ebony and Blue Charm, and Ch. Scotts Rill Anita of Aldon. "Johnny" is the sire of Ch. Charves Maggie Lauder, Ch. Gilkey's Johnny and Ch. Minuet of Wundar. "Wild Winter" is the sire of Chs. Barberry Knowe Back Stop and Wishbone, and Ch. Little Me De La Termitiere. Six other Scots sired 2 champions each. Ch. Crescent Hill Marlorain Kennels, Reg. Quality Scottish Terriers at Stud ~ CH. BALACHAN GRENADIER also at stud AM. & CAN. CH. BALACHAN AGITATOR Sire of 1 0 Chompions CH. BALACHAN HOSEA BA YOR CH. VIEWPARK VINDICATOR YOUNG BREEDING STOCK QUALITY PUPPIES DR. & MRS. T. ALLEN KIRK, JR. RT. 7, BOX 410 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA SP AT STUD CH. MARLORAIN PROUD PIPER Sire of 3 Champions and several others nearing their titles. CH. WYCHWORTH WINDFALL (Eng.) SIRE OF 3 CHAMPIONS IN 1963 ALSO : YOUNG, PROVEN SONS OF CALIFORNIA'S LEADING SIRE CH. MARLORAIN DARK SEAL Sire of Eight Champions to Date QUALITY PUPPIES SHOW, PET and BREEDING STOCK USUALLY AVAILABLE MARLORAIN KENNELS Martha Melekov Lorraine Davis Belle Port Avenue Harbor City, California, Phone DAvenport

Indian Scout sired Chs. Crescent Hill Blaze O 'Glory and Shela. Ch. Lynbrier of Zelwyn sired Ch. Lynhaven Commander and Ch. Brymstone Bittersweet. Ch. Rebel Edition sired Chs.

Viewpark Dictator sired Chs. Balachan Grenville and Grenadier. There are six different bitches tied for Top Producing honors, each having produced two champions.

6 Indian Scout sired Chs. Crescent Hill Blaze O 'Glory and Shela. Ch. Lynbrier of Zelwyn sired Ch. Lynhaven Commander and Ch. Brymstone Bittersweet. Ch. Rebel Edition sired Chs. Sandoone La urie Ta it and Thunderstorm. Shieling's Tribute sired Chs. Shieling's Tasty Dish and Impression. Ch. S pecial Edition sired Ch. Lochcarron's Fashion Model and Ch. Leathers Seannachie. Viewpark Dictator sired Chs. Balachan Grenville and Grenadier. There are six different bitches tied for Top Producing honors, each having produced two champions. Aldon's Angela of Anstamm is the dam of Ch. Scotts Rill Anita of Aldon and Ch. Anstamm Ebony. Ch. Glendoune Gwenda produced Chs. Balachan Grenville and Grenadier. Ch. Gaidoune Gidgit is the dam of Chs. Scots Delight Gay Flirt and Gidgit's Gadget. Ch. Lycee of Zelwyn is the dam of Chs. Zelwyn 's Lyk and Dainty Lyadee. Reanda Roseline produced Chs. Shieling's Impression and Tasty Dish. Ch. S'andoone Cassandra is the dam of Chs. Sandoone Laurie Tait and Thunderstorm. Show news in the West is limited to the Antelope Valley K. C., the last show in December, where Mrs. H. Hotchkiss Neal drew an entry of 3 d ogs, 4 bitches and 5 Specials. Winners Dog and BW to Florence Wolman's Ayrloch Jason (Ch. Crescent Hill Comet - Ch. Cambria's Doll); Winners Bitch and BOS to Medrick's Maxine (Medrick's Maxim - Lochigh Linda) owned by Medrick Kennels. Best of Breed to Ch. Marlorain Proud Piper (Ch. Marlorain Dark Seal - Ch. Marlorain Silver Spoon) owned by Marlorain Kennels, and handled by Daisy Austad. EASTERN NEWS by Rob ert A. Marshall 329 Newtown Road Wyckoff, New Jersey The S.T.C. of Greater Washington, D.C. reports their new officers for 1965: President, David S. Smith, Jr.; Vice-President, Fred Freedman; Sec- 60 retary, Dorothy Morris; Treasurer, Stewart Gettle. Joseph Allen was elected to succeed himself as a member of the Board. Lynn Weaver will finish the term vacated by Fran Nicholas, and Margaret Pringle, as past president, w ill serve one year as a member of the Board of Directors. Philadelphia KC December 5th, Dr. T. Allen Kirk judging with 13 present. Sylvia Patton's Scotts Hill Black Friday (Ch. Bardene Boy Blu e ex Black Cinder of Anstamm) Reserve; Ruth Johnson's Carmichaels Innovation (Ch. The Laird of Scots Guard ex Carmichaels Goyette) Winners and BOW. Cornelia Crissey's Rannoch Dune Remember (Ch. Rannoch Dune Rolero ex Rannoch Dune Rumor) W B, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas' Highlander Hey Sheri, Reserve. Ch. Carmichaels Fanfare BOB and Ch. Anstamm Blue Blazes BOS. The last show of 1964, Bronx County KC on the 20th, Henry Stoecker Judging, " Fanfare" again BOB, "Black Friday" WD, BOW a nd BOS. The Marshalls Trojan Mac Bee, RWD, Fashion Felicity WB, and Raab Hill Naughty Merry-Etta RWB. 10 Scotties present. WESTIES-(Cont. from Page 40) Maggie is the dam of Chs. Wishing Well's Holiday Fling and Wee Winklot Mar-Grin's Wee Dimity produced Ch. Glenbrier Tammy Too and Ch. Ken-Ho White Tornado. Rannoch-Dune Music is the dam of Chs. Rannoch-Dune Down Beat and Drum Beat. Mrs. Brumby's Rannoch-Dune prefix accounted for 5 new champions to finish in 1964, which makes her W estie "Breeder of the Year" with the following: Chs. Rannoch-Dune Down Beat, Drum Beat, Deleo, Defying and Doreen. Barbara Sayres' Wishing Well prefix was found on four: Wishing Well's Fancy Frills, Holiday Fling, White Frost and Wee Winklot. you! Congratulations to all of

NEW CHAMPIONS Each month we present pedigrees of new champions.

This department will be of value only if all breeders and owners of champions will send in the necessary infonmation as soon as their dogs are confirmed by the American Kennel Club.

Dundalk's Shawn Sharon By G ussie Green Starr's Cross Fire Ch. Dundalk's Alehouse Annie Ch. Ahtram Golden Chance Goswyre G ussie CH. LEATHERS MICHTY EDITION. Scottish Terrier male.

Siegel's Bon lrnptornatic CH. COPPERCREST RED FLARE. Airedale Terrier female. Bred by June Dutcher. Owned bv Mr. & Mrs. Fred Love. CH. COPPERCREST RED ROCKET. Airedale Terrier female. Bred by June Dutcher. Owned by D.

7 NEW CHAMPIONS Each month we present pedigrees of new champions. This gives our readers all over the country an opportunity to see and study the individuals and bloodlines which are producing today's winners. This department will be of value only if all breeders and owners of champions will send in the necessary infonmation as soon as their dogs are confirmed by the American Kennel Club. Include breeder, owner and date of birth. CH. ROCKLEDGE'$ ANNIE-CLIMAX. Irish Terrie r female. Bred by C. C. Honey. Owned by Marion Honey. Ch. Dundalk's Shawn Sharon By G ussie Green Starr's Cross Fire Ch. Dundalk's Alehouse Annie Ch. Ahtram Golden Chance Goswyre G ussie CH. LEATHERS MICHTY EDITION. Scottish Terrier male. Bred and owned by Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Leathers. Ch. Wyrebury Wilwyn Ch. Special Edition of Todhill Wyrebury Watersprite Ch. Brymstone Bittersweet Ch. Lynbrier of Zelwyn Ch. Siegel's Bon lrnptornatic CH. COPPERCREST RED FLARE. Airedale Terrier female. Bred by June Dutcher. Owned bv Mr. & Mrs. Fred Love. CH. COPPERCREST RED ROCKET. Airedale Terrier female. Bred by June Dutcher. Owned by D. W. Quillin. Hilltop Blitzkrieg Ch. Town Girls Challenge C h. Hatdale's Town Girl Ch. Scatterfoot Tim Tarn Ch. Aireline Star Monarch Scatter oot Lady CH. NORLAIR NETTLE. Wire Fox Terrier female. Bred by Harry Orr. Owned by Earl L. B. Greene. Maverick 0 Haddon Hall Norlair Mystery Ch. Wynwyre's Satellite Bello of Haddon Hall Ch. Mac's Revelation Norlair Rockette Whe lped Ch. Goswyre Music Man Ch. Ahtram Mahubah Ch. Ahtram Golden Chance Connemarra Coquette Ch. Kilvara Magic Master Kilvara Magnet Ch. Kilvara Magic Master Ch. Goswyre Empress Whelpe d Int. Ch. Wyrebury Wrangler Wyrebury Wild Jig Int. Ch. Wyrebury Wrangler Int. Ch. Wyrebury Watercress Int. Ch. Wyrebury Wrangler Ch. Crescent Hill Lyra Ch. Siegel's Bon Hobart Ch. Frangan Firefly C h. Hilltops Rocky Top Notch Cowboy's Cowqirl 0 Fox Glove Ch. Hatdale's Playboy Ch. Hatdale's Kathleen Eng. Ch. Son of Merrijak Aireline Classic C lipper's Double Miss Merry Maid Wh!pe d Ch. Kirkmoor Timothy Albany Bandana Rhythmic Recruit C restohill Striking Lady Enq. Ch. Weltona Exelwyre Dustynight Mac's Model Wire Teri-Aire's Rocket Caswell Sugar CH. RAINSBOROWE REDVERS. West Highland White male. Whelpe d Bred by Mrs. M. E. Pratten (England). Ow ned by Mr. & Mrs. Henry Sayres. Eng. C h. Cruben Mentor Eng. Ch. Barrister of Branston Bloom of Branston Eng. Ch. Banker of Branston Brigadier of Branston Binty 0 Branston Beau 0 Branston Rainsborowe Michala Famecheck Musketeer Rainsborowe Treasure CH. WYB.EQUEST'S CALL ME BESSIE. Wire Fox Terrier female. Bred and ow ned by Raymond M. Splawn. Ch. Nemo's Magic of Livewyre Ch. Lyvewyre Sure Set Ch. Starlight Silver Gem Kimie Kirn Kim of Wyrequest 62 Ch. Kevin of Wembley Downs II C-Cove's Concetta En3~u~~dr~mecheck Gay Eng. C h. Farnecheck Lucky Mascot EC;u~~dr~mecheck Gay Rainsborowe Trudy Whelped Wyretex Wyns Copper Stock Mahonia 0 Freams Eng. Ch. Travella Sunset The! Tina Ch. Miller Haven's Ike Patrice of W ernbley Downs Ch. Hallwyre Harley Fulgent C h. Oxley Ornamental

NEW CHAMPIONS CH. DOR-WYNS GOLDEN HOPE. Smooth Fox Terrier female. Bred by Westman Kennels. Ow nd by Mrs. Dora Lee Wils on. Ch. Climax of Andely C h. Westman's S Ponoco Prince Ch. Sandgate Storm Ch.

Asset of Andely Ch. Hi-Princess Jeannie CH. CHAMPAGNE LASS OF DEW WEST. West Highland White female. Whelped 1-26-63 Bred by Mrs. Georgia DeWitt. Ow ned by Mrs. Anthony Torre. Int. Ch. Tulyar of Trenean Int.

Wigmac Crusader C h. Wigmac Attention Please CH. REVLIS VENTURE. Wire Fox Terrier male. Bred by Mac Silver. Ow n e d by Mrs. David Cosgrove.

Roundway Lightning of Gayterry Ch. Dancer of Wildoaks Roundway Strike A Light Roundway Twilight Ch. G lynhir Great Guns Cinderella of Wildoaks CH. MARLORAIN CANDIBAR. Scottish Terrier female.

8 NEW CHAMPIONS CH. DOR-WYNS GOLDEN HOPE. Smooth Fox Terrier female. Bred by Westman Kennels. Ow nd by Mrs. Dora Lee Wils on. Ch. Climax of Andely C h. Westman's S Ponoco Prince Ch. Sandgate Storm Ch. Dor-Wyns Desert Lass Eng. & Am. C h. Tufnel Storm Ch. Saffron Hi-Hat of Gaycliffe Whelped Ch. Dictator of Andely Ch. Vanity of An dely Ch. Highlander of Andely Sandgate Stardust Eng. Ch. Laurel Wreath Short and Sw eet Ch. Asset of Andely Ch. Hi-Princess Jeannie CH. CHAMPAGNE LASS OF DEW WEST. West Highland White female. Whelped Bred by Mrs. Georgia DeWitt. Ow ned by Mrs. Anthony Torre. Int. Ch. Tulyar of Trenean Int. Ch. Gruben Dextor C h. Kirkaldy's Karbon Kopy Heathcolne Thistle Crest-0 -Lake Sassy Ch. Kirkaldy's Sparky Crest-0 -Frosty Tidbit Int. Ch. Tulyar of Trenean Int. Ch. Cruben Dexter Kirkaldy's Kokette Heathcolne Thistle Mayer's Bittee Ch. Wigmac Crusader C h. Wigmac Attention Please CH. REVLIS VENTURE. Wire Fox Terrier male. Bred by Mac Silver. Ow n e d by Mrs. David Cosgrove. Whelped Monarch of Macroom Music Man of Macroom Missie of Macroom Ch. Glynhir Grenville Ontos of Macroom Ch. Radar of W ildoaks Fashion Plate of Wildoaks Ch. Gay Venture of Wildoaks Ch. Roundway Lightning of Gayterry Ch. Dancer of Wildoaks Roundway Strike A Light Roundway Twilight Ch. G lynhir Great Guns Cinderella of Wildoaks CH. MARLORAIN CANDIBAR. Scottish Terrier female. Whelped Bred by Marlorain Kennels. Ow ned by Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kirsch. CH. MARLORAIN BIT O'HONEY. Scottish Terrier male. Whelped Bred by Marlorain Kennels. Ow ned by Mr. & Mrs. John Sagud. Ch. Marlorain Dark Seal Ch. Deephaven Red Seal C h. Marlorain Proud Piper Ch. Mariglen Blithe Spirit Ch. Marlorain Silver Spoon Ch. Wychworth Windfall Ch. Marlorain Imogene Ch. Special Edition Ch. Wychworth Windfall Wychworth Wishbone C h. Marlorain Lollipop Kenbrick Benny Growler Ch. Marlorain Abigail Ch. Mariglen Blithe Spirit CH. CAL'S CONTENDER. Wire Fox Terrier male. Bred and owned by Nick & Alice Calicura. Eng. Ch. Weltona Exelwyre Dustynight C h. Ma c's Reve lation Mac's Model Wire Ca l's Ballerina Ch. Trucote Belami Ch. Bristowe s Copyright Glamour Whelped Eng. Ch. Mid dleforth Tuscan Juliette of Exelwyre Meritor Moo rcrest Ma c Miss Dusty In t. Ch. Caradochouse Spruce Ch. Zeloy Roseana Eng. C h. C a sfala Copyright Can. Ch. Bristowe's Gai Marchioness CH. MELMAR'S JACK FROST One of the West Coast's TOP WINNING Schnauzers ( ) is currently siring several of the West Coast's TOP WINNERS, including.. CH. ADFORD'S BOB WHITE (Group Winner) CH. SAMOS OF ELFLAND (BIS Winner) CH. JANHOF'S BON-BON OF ADFORD CH. PAT-JE'S COUNTRY SQUIRE * CH. ADFORD'S KANDIE OF ALANDIE ADFORD BILL and ADELE STANIFORD STate Tobias Avenue Van Nuys, California 63

TERRIER OCTOBER 1963 CH. PHIDGITY OF PHL YING FANCY. Owned by ROBERT "BUZZ" HENRY 4825 Willow Crest North Hollywood, Calif. Handler: JIMMY BUTLER

TERRIER OCTOBER 1963 CH. PHIDGITY OF PHL YING FANCY. Owned by ROBERT BUZZ HENRY 4825 Willow Crest North Hollywood, Calif. Handler: JIMMY BUTLER OCTOBER 9 TERRIER Photo by W. Rum! CH. PHIDGITY OF PHL YING FANCY Owned by ROBERT "BUZZ" HENRY 8 Willow Crest North Hollywood, Calif. Handler: JIMMY BUTLER Volume II, Number October, 9 DANIEL KIEDROWSKI