NOVEMBER 1964 TYPE. CH. PENDA SPOT ON Own ed By TARA CREST KENNELS. MR. and MRS. THOMAS F. COMAN 23 Knoll Way San Rafael, California

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1 NOVEMBER 1964 TYPE CH. PENDA SPOT ON Own ed By TARA CREST KENNELS MR. and MRS. THOMAS F. COMAN 23 Knoll Way San Rafael, California

2 Volume Ill, Numbe r 11 November, 1964 DANIEL KIEDROWSKI - Editor and Publisher 4961 OLD DUBLIN ROAD, HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA PHONE: Second Class Postage Paid at Hayward, C a lifornia / / CONTENTS COVER STORY-Taracrest Kennels FROM WHENCE CAME THE TERRIERS OF SCOTLAND.. 4 By T. Allen Kirk, Jr. SHOW OF THE MONTH-Montgomery County MOSTLY... Bedlington Terriers Australian Terrie rs Skye Terriers Airedale Terrie rs Kerry Blue Terrie rs Welsh Terriers Scottish Terriers Lakeland Terriers Fox Terriers Bu II Terrie rs Cairn Terriers Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers SB Manchester Terriers West Hig hland White Terriers NEW CHAMPIONS,' ADVERTISING RATES Prices Indicated Are for Ea ch Insertion 12 3to 11 I or 2 insertions insertions insertions I column inch $ 6.00 $ 7.00 $ /s page 'I page II, page Full page In sertions must be consecutive. Copy may be changed month ly. Size of advertising may be increased at any time and will be charged for proportionately. Fo r greater convenience t o a ll, payment with advertising copy is requested. Cuts used in advertisements and with news coverage a re charqed at cost to the ow ner and become your property. Win pictures are p ubl"ished at a c harge of $ COYER RATES - on request Closing Date for January Issue: December 1 5th Terrier Type is pub lished monthly. No part of this magazin e may be reproduced for anv purpose without written permission of the publisher. The opi nions expressed in the articles herein are those of the authors.and d o not necessa rily constitute e ndo rsement by t he editorial staff. The editor reserves the right t o reasonably edit al l copy submitted. Subscription Rates: Year-$5.00; 2 Years-$9.00 Foreign Rates $6.00 Yearly

3 SHOW OF THE MONTH TERRIERS at MONTGOMERY COUNTY CH. CARMICHAEL'S FANFARE repeals her wi n of the previous year by again taking Best in Show at the Montgomery County event under judge, Mr. C. K. Ric kel. At left is Club President, Mr. G. Harrison Frazier, a nd handling " Mam ie" is John Murphy for owners, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stalter of Woodcliff Lake, N. J. (Shafer photo) The Montgomery County Kennel Club show, Oct. 4th, is always the "hig hlight" of the fall show season for Terrier exhibitors. This event lacked none of the glamour of previous events, and was in fact, one of the greatest, spaked by a substantial rise in entries over previous years, clearly indicating that Terriers in general are "on the way up." Entries well up over last year in Schnauzers and Wire Fox Terriers were a fine tribute to the judges of these breeds. It was another "repeat performance" for the current Eastern sensation, CH. CARMICHAEL'S FANFARE, earning her second Best in Show at this event. "Mammie" also scored BIS at the Devon Kennel Club the day before, continuing her long string of unbroken Group wins since early September. Her Best in Show record during this period is a lso second to none, and these wins currently place her Number One in the entire country, All Breeds. Handled impeccably b y John Murphy, she is the proud possession of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Statler. In the Second spot was the Miniature Schnauzer, CH. MANKIT'S SIGNAL "GO," owned by the Emanuel Millers and handled b y Wayne Miller. Earning a Group Third was the breeder-owner handled Bedlington, CH. HOLLY- 7

4 I/ /It, y mostly... SCOTTIES by Martha Mel ekov Bell e Port Ave. Harbor City, Ca liforn ia Show people aren't the only ones with open purses for their unfortunate members; the dog people can also rise to the occasion and open their hearts when one of their own faces disaster. Recently, we received a shocking letter from the Fullers of Anchorage, Alaska. Scottie fanciers and victims of the Alaska quake. Alice wrote that a lthough they were trying desperately to maintain their 8 Scots in a kennel, while they existed in a trailer near the kennel, she was afraid that financially it would be impossible to continue keeping the dogs there. She wrote that she and Keith had talked it over and had made the dread decision to put the dogs to sleep, as soon as it became inevitable. She wrote that after losing all material things, she didn't know how they could bear to lose their beloved Scotties. It was the time to act - but for the Grace of God the same dreadful situation could occur in our Cali-. fornia, where quakes are not unknown. We called on Scottie fanciers, and contacted some of the clubs and some out-of 0 state fanciers to ask them to donate to the Alaska Kennel Club Quake Fund, which the Fullers had w ritten was helping the breeders. The call was not unheeded. A letter today from Anchorage tells that the Alaska Kennel Club Fund has paid out $ on the Fuller's Kennel bill from money received from Scottie people and dog clubs - and for the present, at least, all is well. But the emergency still exists and further help is needed. If any of y ou Scottie lovers read- 26 CH. LE ATHERS SEA NN ACHIE, featu red last month with this co lumn, was erroneously ca ll ed "female," when he is ve ry mu ch a M A LE, and is owned by the Ro bert W. Leathers of Carthage, Mo. ing this would like to help, a check payable to Alaska Kennel Club Quake Fund, marked in the corner, "For Scotties," can be sent to me, and I'll see that it gets to the proper party. Scottish terriers lost a true friend with the passing, in August, of Margaret (Peg) Sprankle. Peg was devoted to all dogs, but particuarly Scots. It was she who insisted, some thirteen or more years ago, that we buy a lonesome little female Scot, the only one in a litter, who became GAIDOUNE QUALITY SCOTTISH TERRIERS CH. GAIDOUNE GREAT BEAR His record to date: IS BESTS IN SHOW 47 GROUP Fl RSTS 3 SPECIALTY BESTS OF BREED "MAZ" and other CHAMPIONS a re at stud to approved bitches. PUPPIES NOW AVAILABLE-ALL TOP BREEDING Correspondence to Agent-Ha ndler: DR. NANCY C. LENFESTEY Silver Ho Farm. R.D. I, Box 98 Wheelin<1. W est Virqin ia Phone: O wner: MISS HELEN B. GAITHER

5 CH. BALLANTINE'S FASH ION MODEL, shown finishing her title by going BW and BOS at Redding, Calif., under judge, Mr. Anthony Stamm. She is handled bv Mildred Charves, for owner, Celia Desmond of San Francisco, Calif. (Roberts photo) our beloved foundation bitch, Ch. Mariglen Blithe Spirit. Peg's love and enthusiasm for the breed undoubtedly played a large part in our ever becoming so involved with it. Mrs. Sprankle had many Scots over the years but showed only occasionally, although she did train one of hers to attain a C.D. degree. We are happy that we picked her last Scot for her, Ch. Marlorain Silver Spoon, who brought her such joy by winning the STCC Specialty in "Silver" will make her home at Marlorain, now. We extend our sympathy to Ed Sprankle. It was more than just a "Major Weekend" on this year's four show Cal-Ore Circuit, as all four produced 5-pointers for the lucky winners. Anthony Stamm judged an entry of 9 dogs, 11 bitches and 2 Specials at Redding, Calif., awarding BOB and Group Second to Ch. Gilkey's Johnny Come Lately, owned by Ann Gilkey and shown by Bob Charves. The Charves ROBERT and MILDRED CHARVES 2077 Willow Pass Road Pittsburg, Calif. Phone: CHARVES SIL-BLU GRINDL, shown scorinq WB while still a puppy, at the Sir Francis Drake Kennel Club under judge, Mrs. 0. Carley Harriman. Robert Charves, breeder, shows for owner, James Bracisco of San Francisco, Calif. (Bennett photo) 6-9 Puppy Dog was also Best Local; Castlecrag Highland Wanderer (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Charves Gillie Callum) bred and owned by W. and B. Dunham. The lone Novice dog was Glenkerry' s Cameron D'Lochiel (Glenkerry's Bean Diddley - Glad Mac's Sweet Music). Three in American-Bred, and first to Alvyn Gaither's Royal Blue (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Marlorain Battle Maid), second to Beulah White's Charves Brig O'Doon (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Ch. Balachan Gambit) and third to Mildred and Bob Charves' litter brother Charves Peter Street. Four in Open Dogs with first and WD going to Charves Rory O'More (Ch. Gilkey's Johnny Come Lately - Ch. Balachan Gambit) owned by the Quality SCOTTISH TERRIERS Presents At Stud: CH. GILKEY'S JOHNNY COME LATELY Top producing sire of 7 champions, o Home of CH. BALACHAN GAMBIT, CH. CHARVES SILVER TASSIE (pictured) and Am. & Can. Ch. Charves Maggie Lauder GROOMING BY APPOINTMENT 27

6 C H. G LEN KER RY'S MR. MAC PHERSON, shown fin ishing his title with a 5 point win at Medford, Oregon under jud g e, Mr. Ro bert W aters. Owned by C astlecrag Scotties (W. H. and B. Dunha m), " Mac" was ow ne r trained a nd ha ndled to his cha mpionship a nd will be specialed ea rly next yea r. (B ennett photo) Charves. Second and Reserve to the Dunhams' Glenkerry' s Mr. MacPherson (Ch. Glad-Mac's Sailor of Seaglen - Merrie Oak's Lucky Me), third to Joseph Allan's Hammond of Clifton (Niddbank Dominie - Erica of St. Leonardville) handled by Lena Kardos, and fourth to Mrs. W. M. Robertson's Glad-Mac's Piccolo Pete (Ch. Carnation Silver Note - Ch. Reanda Raili) handled b y Dorothy Christiansen. In Bitches, first in 6-9 to the Dunhams' Castlecrag Highland Meg, a sister to "Wanderer," and second to Neatha Robinson's Millionaire of Gil-Mac (Ch. Glad-Mac's Millionaire Baby Doe's Betsy Ross). First in 9-12 to Charles and Betty Pengra's Charves Meg Merrilee, a sister to "Peter Street," and second to another sister, Charves Rachael Rae, owned by the Charves. First in American-Bred and Reserve Winners to the Dunhams' Castlecrag Highland Thistle, also a sister to "Wanderer," handled by Kardos. Second to James Bracisco's Charves Sil Blue Grind! (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Ch. Charves Silver Tassie, and third to Charves Foxy Doll (Ch. Gilkey's Fancy Tammie - Bomar Heich of Fash) owned by the Charves. First in Open, Winners, BW and BOS to finish her championship to Celia 28 C H. N IDDB ANK EDG EMOOR EXTRA HEA DLI NE, imported son of Niddbank Head line ex Edgemoor W yc hwort h W oodnymph, fi nished with 3 Best of Breed, and a G roup p lacement, a nd will soon be out as a Specials with hand ler. J immy But ler. Owned by Martha Merri ll of No. Ho ll ywood, Calif. (L udwig photo) Desmond's Ballantine's Fashion Model (Ch Taggard's Toddy Torpedo - Balla ntine's Miracle Girl). Second to the Pengras' Charves Honey Be e, a sister to "foxy Doll," third to the Dunhams' Charves Gillie Callum (Ch. Balachan Advocator - Ch. Balachan Gambit) and fourth to Lettswynne Lynda (Ch. W oodhart Wingover - Marlorain Jennifer ) owned by Lyle and Patty Gingerich. Roy Cowan judged the entry at Klamath Falls, Oregon, with BOB and Group Second going to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamm's Ch. Anstamm Dark Venture (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Anstamm Paragon) handled by Kardos. Winners Bitch and BOS went to Merrilland Kennels' Merrilland Drambuie (Kenbrick Benny Growler - Garlu McDuff Annie Laurie) handled by Jimmy Butler. Reserve in Bitches went to "Lynda." WD and BW to "Hammond" and Reserve to "Pete." On Sept. 6th, BOB again to "Venture," and BOS to Ch. Charves Maggie Lauder (Ch. Gilkey's Johnny Come Lately - Ch

7 CH. MATSCOT ROGER RINGLEADER (left) winning BIS at the Coulee K. C., Wisc., July 19th under judge, Dr. Frank Porter Miller, and (right) wins the Terrier Group at Duluth, Minn., Aug. 2nd under judge, Anthony Stamm. "Ringleader" now has a record of 3 BIS, and 51 Group placements, including 11 Firsts. He is a homebred son of Ch. Gillsie Roger Right, and grandson of the great Eng. Ch. Reanda Roger Rough. Handled by Jack Funk for owner, Math Rauen of Oconomowoc, Wisc. Balachan Gambit). WD and BW to finish his title was "Mac Pherson," while Reserve went to "Pete" again. "Drambuie" repeated as WB and "Grind!" was Reserve. Chris Shuttleworth judge the Labor Day entry, and "Venture" again scored BOB, going on to a Group Fourth. "Maggie" repeated as BOS, while "Ham- Marlorain Kennels, Reg. Qualify Scottish Terriers at Stud mond" scored his second 5-pointed as WD and BW. "Drambuie" picked up her title b y going WB for her third successive 5-pointer. Reserves went to " Royal Blue" in dogs and to "Honeybee" in bitches. At the Santa Ana, Calif. show, Sept. 20th, a nice entry of 6 dogs, 4 bitches and 3 Specials for judge, Carnation AT STUD CH. MARLORAIN PROUD PIPER Sire of I Champion 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. MAR!.ORAIN 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 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

8 MARLORAIN FOREVER YOURS, goes WB at the lntermountain K. C., Oct. 3rd under iudge, Glenn Fancy, and repeated the next day at Ogden, Utah. going on to BW under iudge, F. F. Davis. Handled by owner, Mrs. E. E. Ogden of Roy, Utah. (Bennett photo) Thomas Lee. Best of Breed honors went to Ch. Marlorain Proud Piper (Ch. Marlorain Dark Seal - Ch. Marlorain Silver Spoon) owned by Marlorain and handled by Daisy Austad. BOS went to Ralph and Louise Tennant's Ch. Carmicha el's Frivolity (Ch. Barberry Knowe Merrymaker - Ch. Carmichael's Cornelia). Winners Dog and BW went to Haydenhill's Skean Dhu, owned by Haydenhill and handled by Fred Young, while the bitch points went to Lettswynne Lynda, owned b y the Gingeriches. Reserve in Dogs went to Mrs. Caty 's Marlorain Heather Astronaut, and in bitches to Paul and Marion Sackos' Merrilland Fashion Model. A week earlier, at San Rafael, Calif., a major in Dogs and 2 points in Bitches for judge, Mrs. 0. C. Harriman. BOB and Group Third to "Venture," and WB and BOS to the puppy, Charves Sil-Blu Grindle, and Reserve to the Charves' "Rachel Rae." Winners Dog and BW to Florence Wolman's Ayrloch Roust About while Reserve went to the Charves "Rory O'More." On Sept. 12th at North Hollywood Park, the Assoc. Terrier Match produced a nice win for Carole and Everett Brown's Crescent Hill Letty, who was First in Senior Group un- 30 CH. MAR LORAIN PROUD PIPER scored Best of Breed under Melbourne Downing, and went on to a Group Second under Chris Shuttleworth at the Si lver State K. C. show, La s Vegas, Nev., Oct. 11, Han dled by Daisy Austad for owners, Marlorain Kennels of Harbor City, Calif. (Ludwig photo) der Joe Waterman, and Best in Match under Fred Young. Up in the mountains now, and a two show weekend in Utah. Glenn Fa ncy judged an entry of 4, 4 and 1 at Salt Lake City, Oct. 3rd, giving breed honors to Ch. Marlorain Proud Piper (Ch. Marlorain Dark Seal - Ch. Marlorain Silver Spoon) owned by Marlorain. WB and BOS went to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ogden's Marlorain Forever Yours (Ch. Marlorain Proud Piper - Ch. Marlorain Lollipop), and RWB was J. and M. Stephens Duinecanis Celtic Caprice. WD to Marlorain Bit O'Honey, a brother of "Forever Yours" owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Sagud. RWD went to Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hanna's Blanart Bookmaker. "Proud Piper" repeated the next day at Ogden, under Frank Foster Davis, scoring a Group Third. The dog points went to the Stephens' Duinecanis Midas Touch (Laird Jock Morae O'Misteglen - Young Grande D'or), with Reserve to Betty Grewe's Marlorain Valentine. "Forever Yours" scored another 2 pointer in bitches, and BOS, while "Caprice" repeated as RWB. Young Michael Ogden, age 12, had a "big day" topping a large Novice Junior Handling class with "Forever Yours" under judge, Fred Young. The same weekend saw Mar-

9 CH. WOODHART W\NGOVER (right) is owner-handled to Best of Breed over 4 Specia ls a t the Pasadena K. C. show, Oct. 4th, while ke nn e lmate, LETTSWYNNE LYNDA (left) is awarded WB and BOS. also owner handled un til the fin a ls, where she was taken over by Chuck Miller. The pair is owned by Mr. a nd Mrs. Lyle Gingerich, Lettswy nne Kennels, of Torrance, Calif. (Rum\ photo) lorain Heather's Astronaut finish his title at Pasadena, under William Harvey. He is a son of "Proud Piper" out of Ch. Garlu Haggis Heather, owned by the Kenneth Cotys. Big news about a recent import... Carnation Farms has purchased the famous Eng. Ch. Bardene Bingo. EASTERN NEWS by Robert A. Marshall 329 Newtown Road Wyckoff, New Jersey Twelve Scots for Stanley Dangerfield at Far Hills, N. J. on Sept. 5th, with the Statlers having a "winning day." Their Barberry Knowe Backstop was WD, BW and BOS; Barberry Knowe Frolic, WB, a nd their Ch. Carmichael's Fanfare BOB, then on to Group First and BIS, with the trio handled by John Murphy. "Fanfare" repeated her BIS the next day at Westchester, and made history b y repeating her wins at these two events from last year. There were TERRIER. TYPE 10 at Westchester, with WD, BW and BOS going to A. Harding Paul's Filbert Foremost Wish, shown by Cliff Hallmark; WB to Bert Tyron's Milady Merry Mischief, handled by Murphy. On Labor Day, the New Brunswick K. C. held their first show. Ernie Crowley had an entry of 11 with "Foremost Wish" repeating, and "Frolic" taking the bitch points. "Fanfare" made it three in a row. by again going through to BIS. September turned into a glorious record-setting month for Ch. Carmichael's Fanfare, or "Mammie" as she is known around Barberry Knowe. Shown 8 times during the month, she was Group First a t each, and BIS 6 times. In addition to the Labor Day weekend "trio," she went to the top at Lehig h Valley, Sept. 12th, Berks County, on the 13th, Ox Ridge on the 19th, and won at both Suffolk County a nd Westbury, Sept th. The Stalters' Barberry Know Backstop completed his title at West- 31

10 bury under Charles Werber. With such a superb record, we feel a little background material on "Mammie" is due. She was whelped on May 8, 1960, a nd was bred by Mrs. Ruth Johnson. She is the product of a selective breeding program and shows the value of careful attention to both objective evaluation of conformation and pedigree research on both sides of her parentage. The Stalters' Ch. Barberry Knowe Merrymaker is her sire, and Ch. Carmichael's Cornelia her dam. Under the expert hand of Johnny Murphy, "Mammie" has been condi honed and groomed to a fine edge; her natural showmanship is the final asset needed to justify a well-earned and enviable record of great wins. And now to the "big one," the STCA Specialty at Montgomery County... Mrs. Eileen Weaver judged a fine Sweepstakes entry of 28, placing them as follows: Puppies (5): First to Robert and Alma Marshall's bitch, Raab Hill Naughty Merry-Etta (Ch. Barberry Knowe Merrymaker - Fashion Felicity). Second to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stalter's male, Barberry Knowe Black Jack (Eng. Ch. Bardene Bingo - Braggarts Muckle Meg). Third to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weisman's bitch, Highlander High Sheri (Ch. Wychworth Heyday Hoagy - Ch. Scotvale Sherry). Fourth to the Marshalls' male, Raab Hill Rollingstone, brother of the winner. Juniors (17): First to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamm's male, Anstamm Da rk Dennis (Ch. Anstamm Dark Venture - Anstamm Black Velvet). Second to Blanche Reeg's bitch, Blanart Bedazzle (Ch. Blanart Barcee's Duke - Ch. Blanart Bewitching). Third to her male, Blanart Blackboard ( Ch Blanart Billboard - Ch. Blanart Barcee's Dutchess), and fourth to Dr. and Mrs. T. Allen Kirk's Balachan Valkyrie (Ch. Bala- 32 CH. SAN DOONE LAURIE TAIT. finished title by going BW over 18 entries a t the Steel City K. C. show, Sep;. 20th, for her third major. She is the first champion for her owners, a nd is due to whelp a litter soon. Point, Ind. Owned by Mrs. John Tait of Crown chan Grenadier - Viewpark Venturesome). Seniors (6): First to the Stamm's bitch, Anstamm Dark Paragon (Ch. Anstamm Dark Venture - Tubbs Dutchess of Mullford). Second to Ruth Johnson's bitch, Carmichael's SCOTTISH TE RRIERS CHAMPION STUD SERVICE YOUNG BREEDING STOCK QUALITY PUPPIES FROM TOP PRODUCING BLOODLINES DR. & MRS. T. ALLEN KIRK, JR. RT. 7, BOX 410 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA SP

11 Intriguing (Rannoch-Dune Rajah - Ch. Carmichael's Cornelia). Third to the litter brothers, Malrie Person ~lity Kid and Mr. Winks (Ch. The Laird of Scots Guard - Fulluvit Teatown Bell) owned by Marie Bair. Tom Carruthers enjoyed an entry of 26 dogs, 28 bitches and 5 Specials in the Regular classes, placing them as follows: Puppy Dogs, 6-9 (2): First to Barberry Know Black Jack and second to Raab Hill Rollingstone. Puppy Dogs, 9-12 (10): First to Anstamm Dark Dennis, second to Blanart Blackboard, third to Ruth Johnson's Carmichael's Innovation, and fourth to Joan Hannephin's Gaidoune Good as Gold. Novice Dogs (2): First to Ruth Johnson's Carmichael's Inheritance (Ch. Barberry Knowe Blizzard - Ch. Carmichael's Carmelita). Second to Mabrie Mr. Winks. Bred By Exhibitor Dogs (3): First to Helen Gaither's Gaidoune Great Expectations (Ch. Gaidoune Great Bear - Ch. Gaidoune Gisele). Second to Vanlstendal's Wee Billie, owned by Richard and Jan Vanistendal, and third to Malrie Personality Kid. American-Bred Dogs (4): First to Sylvia Patton's Scotts Rill Black Friday (Ch. Bardene Boy Blue - Black Cinder of Anstamm). Second to the Stalters' Barberry Knowe Big Storm, third to Kathy Leifels' Rannoch-Dune Patience, and fourth to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham's Todhill's Bear Edition. Open Dogs (5): First to Hil-Ray's Smoke Signal (Ch. Gaidoune Grea t Bear - Hil-Ray's Silver Bella) owned by Helen Gaither and Hilda Bigelow, and handled by Nancy Lenfestey. Second to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Byrne's Blanart Bla ck Baron, third to Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Buel's Tartan Stewart, and fourth to Marie Bair's Malrie Little Black Topper. Winners Dog: Hil-Ray's Smoke Signal. Reserve Winners: Anstamm Dark Dennis. Puppy Bitches, 6-9 (4): First to Raab Hill Naughty Merry-Etter, second to Highlander High Sheri, third to the Grahams' Gaidoune Gaiete, and fourth to the Marshalls' Raab Hill Fashionette. Puppy Bitches, 9-12 (10): First to Blanart Bedazzle, second to Mrs. Bigelow's Hil-Ray's Dungavin Lass, third to the Stamms' Anstamm Dark Pippin, and fourth to the Stalters' Barberry Knowe Extra Edition. Novice Bitches (1): Lady Alberta's Scotch Heather (Cabrach Lenox - Ch. Lady Alberta) owned by Anne Kaplan and Vena Mapplebeck. Bred by Exhibitor Bitches (1): Lady Alberta's Scotch Beauty, a sister to "Heather." owned b y Miss Mapplebeck. American-Bred Bitches (5): First to Carmichael's Intriguing, second to Anstamm Dark Paragon, third to Dorothy Morris' Gaidoune GrindL and fourth to Miss Bair's Malrie Personality Babe. (Continued on Page 59) ANSTAMM'S TOP-NOTCH STUD FORCE CH. BARDENE BOY BLUE (Eng.-Am.-Can. Ch.) CH. ANSTAMM DARK VENTURE CH. ANSTAMM BLUE BLAZES CH. A NSTAMM ROB ROY CH. MIDDLEMOUNT RED SUN (Red Wheaten) and introducing BARDEN BOBBY DAZZLER (Sire : Eng. Ch. Bardene Bingo- Dam : Bardene Barefoot Contessa) LOOKING FOR : Small ears? Long heads and clea n skull s? Small, dark, correctly placed eyes? True Scottish Te rrier expression? Class, style. and d istinction? In comparable temperament? TRY ONE OF A NSTAM M'S STUDS! Mr. and Mrs. A nthony Stamm, 2097 South 4th St., Rt. I, Kalamazoo, Mich. Tel. A.C. 616,

12 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. PAN TERRA FLUTTER BY. Bedlington Terrier female. Bred and owned by Mrs. William J, Doyle. Ch. Rock Ridge Reflector Draherin Blue Concerto Int. Ch. Janice Blue Tango Gidget Girl of Danzikor Hughcliff Blu e Torch Vogue's Blue Angel CH. ALDERBROOK JOLLY ROGER. West Highland White male. Bred by Fairfax & Shirley Carter. Owned by Dr. Lois G. Dickie. Ch. Snowcliff Lucky Strike Ch. Wishing Well's Fancy Frills Eng. Ch. Kirnbrae Symmetra Sailaway Snowcliff Katrine Ch. Rhianfa the Rock Ch. Wishing Well's Fancy Free CH. STOCKDALE MAC OF MORAY. Scottish Terrier male. Bred by C. B. Van Meler. Owned by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Leach. Carnation Squire C h. Stockdale Black Jack Stockdale Scotch Toddy Stockdale Janna Ch. Stockdale Gallant Man Stockdale Miss America CH. GLENKERRY'S MR. MAC PHERSON. Scottish Terrier male. Bred by Glenkerry Kennels. Owned by W. H. and B. Dunham. Eng. &Am. Ch. Reimill Radiator Am. & Can. Ch. G lad-mac's Sailor of Seaglen Leading Wren of Seaglen Merrie Oaks Lucky Me Merrie Oaks Mickey Finn Merrie O a ks Souvenier CH. SANDOONE LAURIE TAIT. Scottish Terrier female. Bred by Betty Malinka. Owned by Mrs. Jean Tait. Ch. Special Edition Ch. Rebel Edition Ch. Fulluvit Fieldmouse Ch. Sandoone Casandra C h. Woodhart Waterloo Ch. Sandoone Miss Cindy Lou Whelped Ch. Rock Ridge Flare Light Ch. Rock Ridge Ballerina Int. Ch. Foggyfurze Classic Cut Ch. Janice Love Life Ch. Rock Ridge Night Rocket Int. Ch. Hughcliff Berna Vogue's Lanifer Blue Ch. Acadia Lodge Blue Satin Whelped Eng. Am. Ch. Cruben Moray of Clairedale Denmohr Gay Maid Eng. Ch. Famecheck Jolly Roger Eng. Ch. Famecheck Comet Eng. Ch. Famecheck Jolly Roger Rhianfa Rachel Eng. Ch. Laird of Lochalan Eng. Am. Ch. Famecheck Fancy Free Whelped C h. Deephaven Red Seal Ch. Marlu Sassy Lassie Stockdale Marked To Go Stockdale Twinkle Toes Stockdale Marked To Go Stockdale Bumble Bee Stockdale Marked To Go Stockdale Wee Bonnie Whelped Westpark Masterpiece Medwel Musique Eng. Ch. Westpark Romeo Reimill Hydale Penelope Ch. Merrie Oaks Sniffer Merrie Oaks Penny Pincher Ch. Blanart Barrister Merrie Oaks Hellion Whelped Ch. Wyrebury Wilwyn Wyrebury Watersprite Ch. Edgerstoune Troubadour Ch. Fulluvit Wee Bousee Ch. Rebel Invader W oodhart Wee Maggie Fran-Jean Bayer's Bow Ch. Sandoone's Missy Lou CH. LANARKSTONE SILVER SPRAY. West Highland White female. Whelped Bre d by Mrs. M. J. Brownlie (Scotland). Owned by Mrs. C. K. Weaver Eng. Ch. Kirnbrae Symmetra Brox Gilly Sailaway.arkstone Ugadale Endeavour Brox Geala Eriegael Olympiad t:kfe!jk~tabian O'Petriburg ::C..--:egael Jaqueline :TRRIER TYPE Eng. Ch. Kirnbrae Symmetra Sailaway Nethercliffe Lass Int. Ch. Cruben Moray Denmohr Gay Girl Rowmore Rowallan Hea thermaid of Ardluce 7