TERRIER TYPE AUGUST 1966 CH. THUNDERBIRD OF SIERRADALE. Owned by THUNDERBIRD KENNELS SHANNON & DON -CARTER Altadena, California. Handler and Breeder

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1 AUGUST 1966 TERRIER TYPE CH. THUNDERBIRD OF SIERRADALE Owned by THUNDERBIRD KENNELS SHANNON & DON -CARTER Altadena, California Handler and Breeder MAY P. PRIDHAM E. Foothill Boulevard Glendora, California

2 r- Volume V, Number 8 August, 1966 DANIEL KIEDROWSKI - Editor and Publisher 4961 OLD DUBLIN ROAD, HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA PHONE: Second Class Postage Paid at Hayward, California CONTENTS COVER STORY-Ch. Thunderbird of Sierradale. 2 MOSTLY Airedale Terriers....._ West Highland White Terriers Cairn Terriers Scottish Terriers Fox Terriers Bull Terriers Skye Terriers Welsh Terriers Dandie Dinmont Terriers Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers Australian Terriers Lakeland Terriers Bedlington Terriers Manchester Terriers Kerry Blue Terriers ADVERTISING RATES Prices Indicated Are for Each Insertion 12 3 to 11 I or 2 insertions insertions insertions I column inch $ 6.00 $ 7.00 $ /s page /4 page /, page Full page Inse rtions must be consecutive. Copy may be c hanged mont hly. Size of advertising may be increased at any time and will be charged for pro portionately. For g reater convenlence to all, payment with advertising copy is requested. Cuts used in advertisements and wi th news coverage are char9ed at cost to t he ow ner and become your propertv. Win pictures a_re pubf,sh ed at a c harge of $ for a single column; $20.00 for double size. COVER RATES - on request CLOSING DATE FOR OCTOBER ISSUE: SEPTEMBER 1st Terrier Type is published monthly. No pa rt of this magazine may be reproduced for anv purpose without written permission of the publisher. The opinions expressed in ihe articles herein are those of t he authors and do not necessarily consti tute e ndorse ment by the edito ri a l staff. Tne editor reserves the right to reasonably edit all copy submitted. Subscription Rates: Year-$5.00; 2 Years- $9.00 Foreign Rates $6.00 Yearly

3 mostly... SCOTTIES by Martha Melekov Denker Ave. Gardena, California The K. C. of Beverly Hills was the site for the Specialty of the S.T.C. of California, June 26th, bringing out 64 present for the Regular classes, and 31 in the Sweepstakes. In the Regular classes, Mr. T. H. Snethen of Shieling fame, placed the entry as follows: Puppy Dogs, 6-9 (3): First to W. H. Dunham's Castlecrag Black Chanter (Ch. Bardene Bobby Dazzler - Castlecrag Highland Meg), second to Charves Dazzler Dyke, owned by Bob & Mildred Charves, and third to John Enrico's Marlorain MacIntosh. Puppy Dog, 9-12 (1): Garlu Wee Mac Alexander (Garlu Wee Willie Winkle - Garlu Meg Maclachlan) owned by Floyd & Louise Gardner. American-Bred Dogs (6): First to Marlorain Rainmaker (Ch. Bardene Bingo-Ch. Marlorain Silver Spoon) owned by Marlorain K' ls. Second to Charves Sil-Blu Simon, owned by the Charves, third to John Nettekoven's Short-Scot Little Dragon and fourth to the Dunham's Castlecrag Littlejohn. Open Dogs (8): First and Winners SCOTTISH TERRIERS RANNOCH-DUNE STUD DOGS SHOW DOGS and CHAMPIONS always for sale OUR MOTIO: We breed what we show a11d we sell what we breed. CH. GAB BONNIE l\ir. F ITZ, Best of Breed at both F ox Rive 1 Valle)' & Stone City K. C. in Illinols, J une 4-5th unde1 judg-es C. H. Colma.n (9 entries) and. Alfred Glaves (8 e n tries). "1'1r. F itz" finis h e el,vith 3 111ajors ancl 5 BOB wins. He is owne<l by 11'.[r, & l\irs. E d F itz\\'illiam of St. Louis, 1\10. (Alexander J>hoto) Dog to Mrs. Richard Swatsley's Revran Clarion (Ch. War Lord of Old County - Ch. Revran Mazurka). Second and Reserve to Ayrloch Regis (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Ch. Cam Bria's Doll ) owned b y Ernest Carabba & Fred Phillips. Third to Ralph & Louise Tennant's Barberry Knowe Winter Wind and fourth to Fred Politz' Charves Peter Street. Puppy Bitches, 6-9 (10): First to Charves Dazzler Desire (Ch. Bardene WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIERS One of our homebred champions MRS. FRANK B. BRUMBY Curran Road Middle Isla nd, L. J., New York Telephone One of our homebred c hampions 18

4 MOO RSC OTT DONNA DEAN TOPS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPECIALTY l\100rscott DONNA DEAN s hown going Best of Breed from the An1 erican-bred cla ss, over an entry of 64 at t he Scottish Ter1 ier Club of California Specia.Jty under breeder-.iuclge, Mr. T. H. Snethen. "Donna D ean" also,von the Senior Division of t he Sweepstakes under l\1r. Heywood Hartley, Jiandle d by Ji m Hohe fo1 owne1 s, Charles & Betty Pengra of Alamo, Calif. (Roberts photo) Bobby Dazzler - Charves Elsie Marley) owned by the Charves. Second to Tom & Kay Kirsch's Marlorain Penny Candy, third to Erline Howell's Marlorain Cher and fourth to Charves Dazzler Design, owned by the Charves. Puppy Bitch, 9-12 (I): Odd-M-Dodd Silver Dew (Odd-Me-Dodd Trail Scout - Odd-Me-Dodd Marianna) owned by Mrs. Laura Smith. Novice Bitches (4): First to Mr. & Mrs. L. Hartman's Marlorain Sugar 'N Spice (Ch. Marlorain Proud Piper - Ch. Marlorain Lollipop), second to Darby's Cindy Lou, owned by Robert & Barbara Darby, third to Al Gonzales' Merriland Nina and fourth to Marlorain Mary Poppins, owned b y Marlorain K'ls. Bred by Exhibitor Bitches (5): First to Mel Fertado's Brentnut Cover Girl ;fflerrtllanb Jkennds QUALITY PUPPIES TERRIER. TYPE BREEDING STOCK USUALLY AVA IL ABL E Owner: MARTHA MERRI LL 5339 C artwright Avenue No. Hollywood, California Phone: 2 13-TR Handler: JIMM Y BUTLER (Ch. Gilkey's Tohnny Come Lately Ch. Anstamm Dark Secret). Second to Florence Wolman' s A yr loch Minx Too, third to the Dunhams' Castlecrag Lady Susan Stuart and fourth to Mrs. Swatsley's Revran Celeste. American-Bred Bitches (9): First, Winners Bitch, Best of Winners and Best of Breed to MOORSCOTT DON NA DEAN (Ch. Anstamm Da rk Venture - Charves Honeybee) bred and owned by Betty & Charles Pengra. Second to Mel & Elsie Wood's James Spicy One, third to Lettswynne Light O'The Dawn, owned by Lettswynne K'ls, and fourth to GAIDOUNE THE GREATEST SCOTTISH TERRIERS AT STUD CH. GAIDOUNE GREAT BEAR TOP WINNING DOG, 1963-AII Systems TOP WINNING DOG, 1964-Phillips System TOP SIRE, Champions a nd CH. GAIDOUNE GRIN AND BEAR IT Currently being shown 4 BIS-24 Group Firsts-N. Y. Specialty Sire of 3 Champs in first litter 7 Other Champions At Stud PUPPIES NOW AVAILABLE-ALL TOP BREEDING Owner: MISS HELEN B. GAITHER Silver Ho Farm. R.D. 1 1 Box 98 Wheelinq. West Virginia Phone:

5 Cas tlecrag Maid Marian, owned by Rosecliffe K'ls. Open Bitches (1 0): First and Reserve to Lesley Sealing's import, Penvale Perfection (Carron Chai - Penvale Pertina). Second to Neatha & G ilbert Robinson's Charves Rachael Rae, third to Mr. & Mrs. E. E. Ogden's Marlorain Forever Yours, handled b y Daisy Austad, and fourth to the Pengras' Charves Meg Merrilee. Merrilee. Best Opposite Sex: Ch. Carmichael's Inheritance (Ch. Barberry Knowe Blizzard - Ch. Carmichael's Carmelita) owned b y Ralph & Louise Tennant. Mr. Heywood Hartley judged the Sweepstakes, and his finalists in the three divisions are as follows: Puppy Stakes (15): First to Marlorain Penny Candy, second to Charves Dazzler Desire, third to Charves Dazzler Dyke and fourth to Castlecrag Black Chanter. Junior Stakes (3): First to Medora Messenger's Medrick's Magnetic II, second to her Medrick's Monopoly and third to Garlu Wee Mac Alexa nder. Senior Stakes (13): First to Moorscott Donna Dean, second to Lettswynne Light O'The Dawn, third to Castlecrag Littlejohn and fourth to Marlorain Rainmaker. And can you imagine any happier folk than the Pengras... their first homebred, a Sweeps winner, and Best of Breed at a Specialty from New 9H, KOTT-KLAN KINROSS, f inished by gomg BOB at the Golden Gate IC C. summ er sl,ow, J uly 10th, ha.n<lle<l by Ric Chashou<lian. "Ross" is pictured here with Mr Scott, and. is o~vnecl by _Ba1 ton & Do1 oth); Scott of Pico R1vern, Cahf. (Ludwig photo) the American-Bred Class! In other California shows, Mrs. Paul Silvernail judged an entry of 4 dogs, 5 bitches and 1 Specials at Pasadena, where BOB went to the Tennants' Ch. Carmich11el's Inheritance, while WB, BW & BOS went to the Robinsons' Charves Rachael Rae, handled b y Ric Chashoudian. Winners Dog went to Mrs. Swatsley' s Revran Clarion, and RWD to Darrell and Sharon Countryman's ANSTAMM'S TOP-NOTCH STUD FORCE CH. BARD ENE BOY BLUE (Eng.-Am.-Ca n. C h.) CH. ANSTAMM DARK VENTURE CH. ANSTAMM BLUE BLAZES CH. AN STA MM ROB ROY CH. MIDDLEMOUNT RED SUN (Red Wheaten) and introducing CH. BARDENE BOBBY DAZZLER (Sire: Eng. Ch. Bardene Bingo Dam: Bardene Barefoot Contessa} LOOKING FOR : Small ears? Long heads a nd clean skulls? Small, dark, correctly placed eyes? True Scottish Terrier expression? C lass ~~~t? a nd distinction? Incomparable tempera: TRY ONE OF ANSTAMM'S STUDS! Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamm 2097 So uth 4th St Rt. I, Ka lamazoo, Mich. Tel: A.G. 616,

6 Charves Teddy Bear; RWB to Ron & Marilyn Sherman's Marlorain Heather Jill, handled by Daisy Austad. At the Golden Gate summer show, July 10th in San Francisco, an entry of 4 dogs and 6 bitches was topped by Barton & Dorothy Scott's Kott-Klan Kinross (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Revran Resonance) handled by Ric Chashoudian, and earning the title w ith this win. Winners Bitch & BOS went to Mel Fertado's Brentnut Cover Girl, with the Reserves going to Margaret Watt's Mar Se's Marten Reando in Dogs, and to the Robinsons' Charves Rachael Rae in Bitches. A letter from the Robert Leathers of Missouri tells of completing two new championships in Florida recently. Their Leathers Lichtsome Edition needed but a major before the trip, and she took 3 points a t Orlando, June 25th. There Leathers Leesome Leddy scored well, earning 3 Bests of Breed, a Group Second at Greater Miami Dog Club under Louis Murr and a Group Second at Orlando under Percy Roberts. She finished with 8 Bests of Breed, and was bred on the trip to Rossalie Lynch's Ch. Leathers Michty Edition. They made a brief stop in Greenwood, Miss. to see that grand old Ch. Wyrebury Wrangler. a great producer, and the basis for the Leathers bloodlines. Our "Top Ten" in Breed Competition covers shows published in the "Gazette" through April 24th, and no less than 48 different Scotties have earned a t least 1 Best of Breed to this da te. After the individuals named, in parenthesis will appear first the number of points earned (the total number of Scots defeated) a nd then the number of Breed wins. Moving into First place is Ch. Barberry Knowe Blizzard (130-10), while in second place is Ch. Gaidoune Grin And Bear It (125-6). Leading the West, and in third place is the import, Ch. Bardene Bobby Dazzler (115-6), closely pressed by Ch. Bala- chan Night Hawk (109-7) in fourth place. Ch. Stedplane Summerton (65-9) is holding down the fifth spot, while in sixth is this year's only Best in Show winner, the import, Ch. Bardene Bingo (49-6). Still leading the bitches, and in seventh place is Highlander Hey Winona (46-3) now a champion, but all wins recorded were from the classes. Eighth and ninth place are also held by b itches, and both "Westerners".. Ch. Merrilland Miss Misty (41-4) and Marlorain Melanie (39-2). Still another two bitches are tied for the tenth spot, Gadiscot Sugar And Spice (30-2) and Moir Lass (30-4). Six other Scots are close at hand with 20 points or more. Only 2 Bests in Show have been recorded, and "Bingo" earned both. He a lso leads in Group wins, with four, while three Firsts have been earned by "Grin And Bear It". "Blizzard" has two Firsts and 6 additional placements, making the above four leading contenders in "Phillips" points Marlorain Kennels, Reg. Quallty Scottish Terriers at Stud CH. MARLORAIN PROUD PIPER Sire: CH. MARLORAIN DARK SEAL (S ire of 8 Champions) Da m: CH. MARLORAIN SILVER SPOON (Winner of 1963 STCC Specialty) 11 PIPER" is the sire of 8 Champions and more to finish soon! AND THE "PIPER" SONS.. CH. MARLORAIN HEATHER JACK o MARLORAIN BLACK SEAL Fe es and Pedigrees on Request QUALITY PUPPIES SHOW, PET a nd BREEDING STOCK USUALLY AVAILABLE MARLORAIN KENNELS Martha Melekov Lorraine Davis Denker Ave. Gardena, Calif Phone: (213)

7 CH. BARBERRY K N OWE BLIZZARn, pictm i,d scoring B est in Show at the Staten I sland ){. C., J,me 26, 1966 ove, au e ntry of 837, undi,1 judge,!\fr. Robe1 t B. Griffing. "Blizzard" i s conditioned a nd h andle d by John P. Murphy for owners, Mr. & 1'11-s. Cha.1 les Stalter of Woodcliff Lake, N. J. (Bushman photo) No less than 10 other Scotties have earned Group Firsts as of April 24th, and it is quite remarkable that four of these are bitches, and each of these earned their wins from the classes... Marlorain Melanie, Moir Lass, Gaidoune Dream Girl and Taviscot Tres Gai. EASTERN NEWS by Robert A. Marshall 329 Newtown Road Wyckoff, New Jersey Huntington Valley K. C. in Pennsylvania, had an entry of 10 on June 4 for judge E. Pennington Meyer. Winners Dog was Suzanne Schantz's Van Instendal's Ian of Barberry (Ch. Barberry Knowe Merrymaker - Van Istendal's W ee Bonnie). RWD to Van lstendal's Wee Billie. WB, BOW and BOS to our Raab Hill Merry Quite Contrary (Ch. Barberry Knowe Merrymaker - Ch. Fa shion Felicity) and reserve to Van 22 Istendal's Katherine. BOB to Dr. a nd Mrs. T. A. Kirk's Ch. Viewpark Red Hackle. The next day an identical entry a t Delaware County K. C. for judge Maurice Baker. The d ogs w ere reversed with Wee Billie taking the points and Ian reserve. In bitches, Merry Quite Contrary was again w inners, BOW and BOS, finishing her title Reserve to Vona Ma pplebeck's Lady Alberta's Scotch Beauty and BOB to Red Hackle. Greenwich K. C. the following Saturda y had an entry of 13 for Mrs. Paul Silvernail w ith Barberry Knowe Windfall (Ch. Walsing Westwind of Barberry Knowe - Ch. Carmichael's Fanfare) owned b y the Stalter's going winners, and Davis Morris' Raab Hill Merry King Cole reserve. Winners Bitch, BOW and BOS to the Stalter's Barberry Knowe Blae Berry (Ch. Barberry Knowe Blizzard - Barberry Knowe Wish-

8 .~. \' ~. ~::!~.~ {}U)' CH. RAAB HILL JIIEURY QUI'l'E CON'l'RAUY, 10 months olcl bitch, s hown finishing h e r title under judge. 1Ua.urice Baker at the Dela,Ya1 e County K. C. show on JU11e 5, "Q. C." comj)lete<l h er titlp- wit h ~ ma.iors, 2 BOB ancl 2 Gron]) placem ents. Ownecl and brecl by l\1r. & l\1rs. RohP.rt A. J1Ia1 shal1 of wyckoff, New Jersey. (Shafer photo) ful), and reserve to Raab Hill Merry Poppins owned by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Seelbach. BOB to the Stalter's Ch. Barberry Knowe Bingo (Ch. Barberry Knowe Bonfire - Ch. Barberry Knowe First Edition). Sunday, the 12th, had the same entry for judge Miss Delphine McIntyre at the Longshore-Southport K. C. in Westport, Conn. A repeat for Windfall for WD with Bonny Laird Angus, owned by the Robert Tents, reserve. The Stalter's Fashion Foreign Affair (Ch. Bardene Bingo - Braggart's Muckle Meg) WB and BOS. Reserve to Scotch Beauty, the dog g oing BOW. BOB to Red Hackle. That's about all the local show news but while on a business trip I did manage to stop off at two of the more famous of the English shows. The first was The Scottish Terrier Club of England's Championship Show at Ascot Wood on July 1. I arrived at the show a little late and saw Cliff Hallmark sitting at ringside busily marking his catalog. It was good to see so many old friends and meet so many new, and a particular joy to watch Mr. Willie Gill do the judging honors. Not a youngish man anymore, it was the first time he has jud ged this show and he did it with pride and obvious relish. A man who enjoyed his assignment The entry was superb, composed of 105 d ifferent d ogs, and a sight to see, with 10 and 15 to a class. The dog Certificate was awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palethorp's Bardene Bo Diddly (Bardene Blue Steptoe - Ch. Bardene Be Mine). A magnificent black dog tha t later went on to BOB. The reserve CC went to Miss Jane Miller's Brio Pickpocket (Ch. Kennelgarth Viking - Brio Chorus Girl). In bitches, Mr. Gill gave the Certificate to Mrs. M.A. Micklethwaite's w heaten Glene cker Golden Girl (Ch. Glenview Silver Gilt - Glenecker Silver Hammer) and reserve to Miss Betty Penn Bull's Kennelgarth Black Diamond (Ch. Kennelgarth Viking - Kennel- 23

9 garth Dairymaid). One of the high points of the day came in the Veterans class. I was more than slightly interested when Ch. Reando Roger Rough came into the ring. This 11 year old pranced and showed like a trooper - he and Mr. Gill both seemed to be having a b all. His win of this class brought a rising ovation from ringside. Age seems not to have caught up with this great dog, a little more grizzled in muzzle and all his teeth not in their proper place, but he still moves and looks a lot younger. Perhaps that same certain something keeps English Scottie breeders so young and fit! After the show the club's annual dinner was held at the Castle Inn in Windsor. Conversation before the meal and after, coupled with several magnificent speeches of reminiscence and recollection, rounded out a most pleasant day. Mr. Gill, in broad Yorkshire tones, spoke of his impressions of the entry. He commented that the bitches were of high quality and this augurs well for the breed. Visitors from not only the U. S. b ut also from South Africa, Scandinavia and Italy were present, adding an interna tional flavor to the affair. Mr. Ross' (NIDBANK) introduction of the visitors was both gracious and reckless. He allowed that I was available to be held accountable for previous "TT"' colums. So there be no misunderstanding, my hasty retreat after dinner was to catch the last train back to London. The next day, Saturday, was the Windsor Championship Show, held at the great park under the shadow of the towers and ramparts of Windsor Castle. Mr. Fred Gee of the Glenview Prefix judged a magnificent entry of 106 composed of 68 dogs, and sele cted Gosmore Gillsie Scotch (Continued on Page 47) Carnation SCOTTISH TERRIERS w.i.. " " - CH. BALACHAN GRENADIER also at stud CH. BALACHAN NIGHT HAWK VIEWPARK RED HACKLE (with Cliff Hallmark) CH. BALACHAN HOSEA BAYOR CH. VIEWPARK VINDICATOR YOUNG BREEDING STOCK QUALITY PUPPIES DR. & MRS. T. ALLEN KIRK, JR. RT. 7, BOX 410 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA SP English, American and Canadian CH. BARDENE BINGO 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