MAY 1968 TERRIER TYPE CH. MAR-DE'S DARK FELICIA OWNED BY ED and SUE FITZWILLIAM 2667 McKelvey Road Hazelwood, Missouri 63042
CH. MAR-DE'S DARK FELICIA Owned by ED and SUE FITZWILLIAM Pictured winning GROUP Fl RST, Dec. l 6, l 967, at the Richland County K. C. Handled by JACK FUNK The beautiful jet-black Scottish Terrier pictured on this month's cover d epicts the profile of CH. MAR DE'S DARK FELICIA. This California-born Scottie is the most recent recipient of the Scottish Terrier Club of America's Francis C. Lloyd Memorial Challenge Cup. To qualify for this award, "Filly" attained the most Best of Breeds during the 1967 show season based on the AKC championship point schedule. She was capably handled during the past year by Lena Kardos on the West Coast and by Jack Funk in the Midwest and East. "Filly" is a unique combination of two outstanding bloodlines. Her sire, Ch. Anstamm Dark Venture, won the Lloyd Memorial Trophy in 1964. Her dam, Reanda Dalblane Moon Dream, was imported by Margaret Watt from the Reanda Kennels. Although not shown in 1968, "Filly" has been busy with her litter of nine puppies, whelped February 2nd. Bred to still another Lloyd Trophy winner, Ch. Bardene Bobby Dazzler, she is presently being conditioned for a trip to Canada later this year. Only three years old, Ch. Mar-De's Dark Felicia has a bright and promising future a head. Watch for "Filly" and her puppies this fall. Inquiries concerning h er beautiful litter will be answered promptly, as we are particularly interested in placing these youngsters with breed er-exhibitors. Eng. Am. Can. Ch. Bardene Boy Blue Ch. Anstamm Dark Venture Anstamm Paragon CH. MAR-DE'S DARK FELICIA Eng. Ch. Reanda Kentwelle Kingpin Reanda Dalblane Moon Dream Dalblane Michelle 2 Eng. Ch. Happy Kimbo Bardene Beau Peep Ch. Sandbark Stalwart Ch. Galley Wren of Seaglen Eng. Ch. Reanda Roger Rougl:-. Kentwell Kamelia Dalblane Marshland Eng. Ch. Reanda Roumelia TERRIER ':"':~
Volume VII, Number 5 May, 1968 DANIEL KIEDROWSKI - Editor and Publisher 4961 OLD DUBLIN ROAD, HAYWARD, CALIFORNIA 94546 PHONE: 415-581-6062 Second Class Postage Paid at Hayward, California CONTENTS COVER STORY -Ch. Mar-De's Dark Felicia------- ---------------- 2 INTERVIEWS - Mr. & Mrs. Charles Stalter ------------------------------ 4 By Fran Ca zier MANCHESTER CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW------------------------------------ 6 MOSTLY... Fox Terriers ----------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 Dandie Dinmont Terriers ----------------------------------------------------------'9 Scottish Terriers ----------------------------- --------------------------------------------20 Lakeland Terriers -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------26 Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers -----------------------------------------------28 Airedale Terriers ------------------------------------------------------------------------30 West Highland White Terriers -------------------------------------- ---------32 Kerry Blue Terriers --------------------------------------------------------------------37 Sealyham Terriers ---------------------------------------- -----------------------------4 1 Ca irn Terriers ---------------------------------------------------------------- -------------44 Skye Terriers ----- ------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------47 Bull Terrie rs ------------------------------------- -------------------------------- 48 Bedlington Terriers --------------------------------------------------------------------50 Irish Terriers ----------------------- - ------------------------------------------------------5 l Welsh Terriers ----------------------------------------- ---------------------------------52 NEW CHAMPIONS -------- - ----------------------------------------------------------------54 ADVERTISING RATES Prices Indicated Are for Each Insertion 12 insertions 3to II insertions I or2 insertions I column inch $ 6.00 $ 7.00 $ 7.50 1/a page 9_00 11.00 12.50 1,4 page 15.00 17.50 20.00 1/, page 27.50 32.50 37.50 Full page 50.00 55.00 60.00 Insertions must be consecutive. Copy may be changed monthly. Size of advertising may be increased at any time and will be charged for proportionately. For greater convenience to all, payment with advertising copy is requested. Photographs used in advertisements are charged at cost to the owner. W in pictures are published at a charge of $15.00 for a single column; $25.00 for double size. COVER RATES - on request Closing Date-1st of month preceding publication SAMPLE: January 1st for February issue. Terrier Type is published mon th ly. No part of this magazine may be reproduced for anv purpose without written permission of the publ,sher. The opinions expressed in the articles herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily constitute endorsement by the editorial staff. The editor reserves the right to reasonably edit all copy submitted. Subscription Rates: Year-$5.00; 2 Years-$9,00 Foreign Rates $6,00 Yearly
FRAN CAZIER INTERVIEWS MR. and MRS. CHARLES ST ALTER The INTERVIEW which follows was prepared just one month before the untimely death of Mr. Stalter, on March 19th. Mrs. S'talter, who will carry on the breeding program at Barberry Knowe, wished that the article be published, and we present it now as a tribute to a fine gentleman... one who has given a great deal to the sport of dogs, and one who will be greatly missed by us all. Breeder, exhibitor, member of several kennel clubs (president of at least one), member and Past-President of the Scottish Terrier Club of America besides membership in two other parent breed clubs, President of the Associated Terrier Clubs of New York, and judge; Charles C. Stalter is all these things and more to the dog fancy. The record as breeder-exhibitors of Charles Stalter and his wife Helen speaks for itself. They have finished 70 Scottish Terrier Champions, 57 of them home-bred; 7 Sealyham Champions, 2 home-breds; and 24 Dachshund Champions, of which 16 were their breeding - for a total of 101 champions. His dedication and hard work for breed and kennel clubs is attested to by the numerous offices he has held in them. His judging record includes assignments at Westminster and quite a number of STCA specialties across the country. The biggest honor of all was when he was asked to judge the Scottish Terrier Club of England at Ascot in 1964. When I asked why he had stayed so long and worked so hard in dogs, he told me, "We've been blessed with marvelous stock, and we've done so much winning. First, it's 4 luck, then a good dog, then a good jockey. You're lucky to have a good handler. We love it... it's a marvelous hobby." As to all the time and effort for the clubs, "Somebody has to do the work. There are only a few in each club that do all the work. I help financially, too." Barberry Knowe, as the Stalters have named their New Jersey home, is probably one of the last of the big kennels in the United States. 75 to 80 dogs are kept there, the majority of them being pensioners. There are 18 large fenced runs and six covered runs. The two big indoor runs with drains and cedar shavings are used for exercising dogs in bad weather. There is a separate house and runs for bitches in whelp and a large house and five runs for puppies. Barbara Kingsbury is Kennel Manager. She supervises kennel work, does all breeding and whelping, and conditions and trains young stock. Teenagers are hired to walk the puppies and adult dogs. The show dogs are conditioned by John Murphy, the Stalter's handler. The kennel is under constant supervision by two veterinarians. Mr. Stalter told me, "We've been lucky, we've only had awfully sick dogs once, and that
J was 25 years ago. It was something w e got from the Garden, and we lost one or two." The Stalters bought their first Scottish Terrier in 1929. They finished their first Scottie in 1932, under Alva Rosenburg at the Washington KC show. Most of the long string of champions that followed were bred at Barberry Knowe, but even those that weren't w ere personally selected by Mr. and Mrs. Stalter. "No one has ever bought dogs for us," he told me, "we buy our own. Mr. Singleton is the only one who ever sold us dogs sight unseen." One of their early thrills in dogs was when Ch. Heather Glory went BIS a t Boston in 1938 and Mr. Stalter reminisced about it. "It was the first time a Scottie had won the Boston show. There were over 1850 dogs, and she was shown by Phil Prentice, who handled for us for over twenty years, and the judge was the great George Thomas. An amusing incident occured with the same bitch. She was in the classes at the Tuxedo show, and went fourth in a class of four. The next weekend, at Somerset Hills, the president of the club was the judge who had given her fourth the week before, and he had to present her with the BIS trophy- from the classes!" Before continuing further, it seems to me necessary to mention the Stalter's handler, John Murphy. He has been with them since 1960, and has had, as said before, the principal responsibility, not only for conditioning Barberry Knowe show Scotties, but for presenting them in the show ring. To quote Mr. Stalter, "He's marvelous with dogs. They all adore him. Johnny Murphy - the map of Ireland a ll over his face, with a Scottish accent." I think the Stalter attitude toward dogs and people involved a question I asked at Westminster this year when this interview took place. I had heard rumors all over the Garden that Ch. Charmichael's Fanfare JOHNNY MURPHY and "MAMIE" had been sold. When I asked them about the truth of the rumor, they laughed. Said Mr. Stalter, "No money in the world could buy her, and if she were sold, Johnnie would have to go along, too." Statistics alone could never convey what "Mamie," as Fanfare is called, means to the Stalters. Nonetheless, the statistics are most impressive. Mamie was 17 months old when she became an AKC Champion. On that particular day she took Group 1 under Louis Murr at Rock Creek KC, handled by her breeder, Mrs. Ruth Johnson. She was two and one-ha lf years old when the S t alters bought her through John Murphy. She was three months short of being five years old when she took Best In Show at the Westminster Kennel Club in 1965. Her record includes 32 BIS's, 61 Group Firsts, 92 Best of Breeds, and six Specialties. Mr. Stalter continued, "She just likes to be with Johnnie. Johnnie's wife says, 'If you listen on the intercom in the morning to what is going on in the kennel, you'd think he had a blond out there.' She is with (Continued on Page 24) 5
mostly... SCOTTIES by Martha Melekov 17819 Denker Ave. Gardena, California 90247 There were 24 new champions published in the first three months of 1968, and only 3 of these were imported. Ch. Bardene Boy Blue continues to build on his record of top living sire, with three more recorded... Chs. Anstamm Boy Blue, Charles Elsie Marley and Charves Sil Blu Annie Laurie. Three other sires (two of these British) also adding to their growing records. Ch. Gaidoune Great Bear adds Chs. Marymac's Great Asset and Sagettes Great Flirta tion. Ch. Bardene Bingo- adds Chs. Firebrand 's Viking Rex a nd Marlorain Rainmaker. Eng. Ch. Reanda Ringold sent this pair of champions over... Reanda Rocksand and Gaywyn Highland Fling. With the year still young, it looks like an extensive Top Producers list for this year. Willie Gill of the famous Gillsie Kennels enjoyed a good entry at Crufts, giving the Dog CC and BOB to the great campaigner, Ch. Gosmore Eilburn Admaration, owned b y Audrey Da llison, and handled b y Vin ce Mitchell to the head of a good Terrier Group. The Reserve CC went SCOTTISH TERRIERS RANN OCH-DUNE CH. WEE DOC OF RANCHO l\ulandy scores BOB at the Sa,nta Clara K. C. under W'illiam Ha.rvcy; more recently BOB over 37 entries at the Rern County K. C. under Terrier Specialist, Jerom e R iel.. His record to date includes 4 BOBs in just 6 times shown in Specials, handled by owner, John DeSaye, Sandgreg Scotties, Haywa.rd, Calif. (Bennett photo) to Betty Penn-Bull's Kennelgarth Knight Errant, on which the judge commented, "... black, head of proportion, good neck, shoulders, legs and feet, corky d og, sound throug h out, showed and moved to perfection. I thought in rather full coat today. The Bitch CC went to Jane Miller's puppy, Brio Jezehel. "... b lack, had a commanding appearance, the right type combining substance and quality; long head, deep,,merrillanb 1Sennds QUALITY SCOTTISH TERRIERS Owner: MARTHA MERRILL 5339 Cartwright Avenue No. Hollywood, California 91601 Phone: 213-TR 7-7407 Handler: CORKY VROOM WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIERS One of our homebred Scotties STUD DOGS SHOW DOGS and CHAMPIONS always for sale OUR MOTTO: We breed what we show arid we sell what we breed. MRS. FRANK B. BRUMBY Curran Road Middle Island, L. I., New York Telephone 516-924-5155 One of our homebred West Highlands 20
CH. DUNBAR'S MISCHIEVOUS MEG (Ch. D unbar's Sugarfoot - Dunbar's Ornery Alice) shown completing her championship under Edith Izant in January, having earned her title with 4 majors, handled by owner, Mrs. Donya Evans of Seattle, Wn. (Roberts photo) CH. DUNBAR'S DOWNB:EAT (Ch. The Laird of Scots Guard - Ch. Dunbar's Silver Tassie) shown finishing his title at the Michigan Specialty, where breeder-judge, Mr. Robert Marshall gave him a five-point win. He is a homebred, owned and handled by Richard Hensel of Columbus, Ohio. (Frank photo) * * * CH. WEE KELBIE OF ANGUS pictured scoring WB, BW & BOS at the Santa Clara K. C. under Mr. William Harvey, and later finishing her championship with a four-point ma.jor scored at the Kern County I{. C. show, March 31, 1968, where Mr. Jerone Rich gave her the same awa.rds. This lovely daughter of Ch. Charves Rory O'More is conditioned and shown by her owners, Marge and Jerry Meeder of Orinda, Calif. (Bennett photo)
compact body, powerful quarters, in grand condition, showed and moved to perfection." The Reserve CC was awarded to Fraser's Aberscot Legal Lady, "... brindle, I have a lways liked; not a kingsize favourite but a typical Scottie, sound throughout. Just short of professional touching up, being novice owner, I d ecided to forgive." TENNESSEE VALLEY K. C. March 8, 1968 Judge-Earle Adair WB, BW, BOB: Ba lachan Tosspot - T. Kirk. WD, BOS: Bei im Tige r - 8. G arriso n (Ga uge r). RWD: Balacha n Red Knig ht - T. A. Kir k. RWB: Easter Ross W ee C lootie - K. Munro. CHA TT ANOOGA (Tenn.) K. C. March 9, 1968 Judge-John Marvin WB, BW, BOB: Balacho n J essamine - H. Bea n. WD, BOS : Glenlivet Atholl Brose - C. Re id (Chappe ll ). RWD: Balachan Red Knight. RWB: Stratherrick Bethel - R. Moore. NASHVILLE (Tenn.) K. C. March 10, 1968 Judge-Frances Holland WB, BW, BOB: Bala cha n Never To o La te - L. Craig. WD, BOS: Ba lachan Red Knigh t. RWD: Sir Robert Bru ce - J. Vi oletta. RWB: Balachan Toss pot. HARRISBURG (Pa.) K. C. March 16, 1968 Judge-Heywood Hartley BOB: Ch. Barberry Knowe Pol lyanna - C. Stalte r (Murphy). BOS: Ch. Scots De lig ht Ro ugh Rid e r - D. Morris. WD, BW: Sagettes Great Wonder - S. G ettle. WB: Barberry Knowe Curta in Call - C. Stalter (M urphy). RWD: Scots Del ig ht Top Rascal - M. Zipprich ( Morri s). RWB: Sagettes Gold Reward - S. G ettle. HEART OF AMERICAN (Mo.) K. C. March 17, 1968 Judge-Glenn Fancy BOB: Ch. Hea t he rlane Tige r Rag - L. Sealin g. WD, BW: Leathers Lynson - R. Lynch (Wil- 22 SANDGREG JOHN & BARBARA DESAYE 25072 Meredith Court Haywa rd, Calif. 94545 Phone: 415-783-5442 PUPPIES NOW AVAILABLE LETTSWYNNE KENNELS, Reg. 17911 S. LaSalle Ave., Gardena, California Agent-Handler EDDIE BOYES 491 6 Encinita Avenue Temple City, Calif. 91780 so n). WB, BOS : Greenhagen's Maiestic Note - R. Greenhagen. RWD: Greenhagen's Och Aye - D. Ha ve rty. RWB: Scotch Sh enanig a ns - E. FitzWi ll iam. TIDEWATER (Va.) K. C. March 17, 1968 Judge-Mrs. A. Riggs IV BOB, GR3 : Ch. G a discot G ui d e Giftie- 8. Mund e n. WB, BOS: Camyscot Eliza beth - J. My ers. WD: (none). ROANOKE (Ya.) K. C. March 18, 1968 Judge-Dr. T. A. Kirk, Jr. BOB: Ch. Scots Deli ght Rough Rider. WD, BW: Sagettes Great W ond e r. WB, BOS: Sagettes G old Reward - S. Gettle. DANVILLE (N. C.) K. C. March 19, 1968 Judge-Alva Rosenberg BOB, GR4 : Ch. Gadiscot G ui d e G ifti e. WD, BW: Sagettes G reat W ond e r. WB, BOS : Sagettes Gold Reward. CAROLINA K. C. March 20, 1968 Judge-Haskell Schuffman BOB, GR2: C h. Gaidoun e G ood Will - H. Gaithe r ( Le nfestey). WD, BW: G aidou ne Grea t Bear Again - H. Gaither (Lenfestey). WB, BOS: Balachan To ss pot - T. Kirk. ALAMANCE (N. C.) K. C. March 21, 1968 Judge-Heywood Hartley BOB, GR2: C h. Gadiscot Guid Giftie. WD, BW: Sagettes Great Wonde r. WB, BOS: Bala chan Never Too Late - L. Craig. DURHAM (N. C.) K. C. March 22, 1968 Judge-Mrs. Heywood Hartley BOB, GRl: Ch. Gadiscot G uid Giftie. WD, BW: Sagettes Great W onder. WB, BOS: Fashion Merry Sta r - E. Jarvis (Murphy). RALEIGH (N. C.) K. C. March 23, 1968 Judg e-james Trullinger BOB : Ch. Scots De ligh t Rough Rider. WD, BW: Sagettes Great W ond e r. WB, BOS: Fashio n Merry Star. QUALITY SCOTS BLACK - BRINDLE - WHEATEN At Stud... CH. WEE DOC OF RANCHO MILANDY PUPPIES OCCASIONALLY GROOMING and STRIPPING PRESENTS AT STUD CH. CHARVES DARK VIKING Sire: CH. ANSTAMM DARK VENTURE Dam: CH. CHARVES SILVER TASSIE IDEAL FOR " BOY BLUE" AND "JOHNNY COME LATELY" BITCHES PUPPIES - BREEDING STOCK GROOMING BY APPOINTMENT
CH. ANSTAMM BOY BLUE scores Group First at Las Vegas, April 7, 1968 under Frances Holland, handled by Lena Kardos. He is a son of Eng., Am. & Can. Ch. Bardene Boy Blue, top terrier sire of 1967 and currently the top living sire of the breed with 31 champions (just 4 Jess than the all-time top sire). Both "Boy Blues" a.re owned by Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Stamm of Kalamazoo, Mich. (Ludwig photo) BRONX COUNTY (N. Y.) K. C. March 23, 1968 Judge-Dr. T. A. Kirk, Jr. WB, BOB: Raab H ill Rackette - D. Massaker. WD, BOS: Blanart Buckpasse r - A. Ayers. RWD: Barberry Knowe Georgie Pase - G. Siegel. RWB: Black Shadow of Misty Moor - A. Schunkewitz. FAYETTEVILLE (N. C.) K. C. March 24, 1968 Judge-Frank F. Davis BOB, GR4: Ch. Gadiscot Guid G iftie. WB, BW, BOS: Camyscot Elizabeth. WD: Bej im Tiger - B. Ga rrison. WESTERN PA. K. C. March 30, 1968 Judge- T. H. Carruthers WD, BW, BOB: Sh ieling 's Roan Robi n - T. Snet hen. WB, BOS: Hi l-ray's Hot Topic - H. Bigelow. RWD: Bla nart Buckpasser. RWB: H il -Ray's Tam-0-Shanter - N. Knight. HOOSIER (Ind.) K. C. March 24, 1968 Judge-Mr. C. H. Colman BOB: Ch. Camydnas An stamm Blue Da rt - A. Cartwright. W B, BW, BOS : Anstamm Blue Mischief - A Stamm. WD: Charles of A ldon - D. Hadsa ll. RWD: Anstamm Blue Strutter - A. Stamm. RWB: Ba lachan J essamine. CH. ANSTAJ\IM BRIDGET (Ch. Bardene Bobby Dazzler - Anstamm Blue Jeans) completed her championship on the March Texas circuit, and is pictured at the Shreveport show with judge, Mr. Lee Murray. Handled by Ric Chashoudian, Bridget scored 2 BOBs enroute to the title, and will shortly be campaigned in Specials. She is owned by Donald St. Lawrence of Pasadena, Calif. (Twomey photo) SUN MAID (Calif.) K. C. March 30, 1968 Judg e- Anthony Stamm BOB: Ch. Anstamm Blue Ray - I. Raybin. W B, BW, BOS: Andee Avant Garde - T. Ki rsch (Kardos ). WD: Castl egrag Highla nd Wander"r - W. Dunham. RWD: Lettswynne Pipers West Wind - P. G ingerich (Boyes). RW B: A lp's Me rry O - W. Barber. KERN COUNTY (Ca lif.) K. C. March 31, 1968 Judge-Jerom e Rich BOB: Ch. Wee Doc of Rancho Mi landy - J. De Saye. WB, BW, BOS: Wee Ke lbie of Angus (finished ) - G. Meeder. W D: Lettswynne The Senator"s Boy - P. G ingerich. RWD: Charves Moorscott Valiant - B. Pengra. RWB: Charves Dazzle r Desi re - L. Kardos. CHICAGO INT. (I ll.} K. C. April 6, 1968 Judge-Mrs. Heywood Hartley BOB: Ch. Reando Rocksand - B. Ma li nka. W B, BW, BOS: Dunbar's Mammie McCoy - R. H ensel. WD: Charles of Aldon - D. Hadsa ll. RWD: Viewpark Da lb lane March C hestnut - R. Graham (Kendrick). RW B: Dunbar's Gay Fli rtation - R. Hensel. SACRAMENTO (Calif.) K. C. April 14, 1968 Judge-Mrs. 0. C. Harriman BOB : Ch. Charves Sil Siu Grindl - J. Bracisco. BOS: Ch. Anstamm Boy Blu e - A. Stamm (Kardos). WB, BW: Cha rves Dazzler Desire. WD : Garlu W in Ross Bowse r - F. G ardner (Mankey ). RWD : Jai me D - I. Raybin (Kardos). RWB: Bracisco's Flora O ' Lochiel - J. Bracisco. 23
INTERVIEW-Continued from Page 5 Johnnie all day while he does his w ork. She owns the kennel." W hen I spoke to John Murphy a bout her, he said, "Mamie and I have something between us. She wants to be with me, and that's about the size of it. We get along together somehow. It's hard to describe. I was looking for something like her all my life, and I guess she was too. I put her w here she could see me all the time. She loved to go for w alks a nd was happy just to be on a lead. She's in great sha pe - better today than when she won the Garden. A tremendous b ody on her. She's groomed the same as the show dogs. I doubt if sh e'll ever b e shown a g ain in competition, even in Vetera ns. But at W estchester every ten years they ha ve a spe cial tribute to all the dogs that ha ve w on a BIS, and I think it's about tha t time now. So, ma ybe w e 'll parade her for tha t one." BARBERRY KNOWE QUALITY SCOTTISH TERRIERS Presents At Stud: Ch. Barberry Knowe Merrymaker (Private Contract) Ch. B. K. Bingo Ch. B. K. Windfall Ch. B. K. Bonfire Ch. B. K. Merry Andrew Ch. B. K. Wishbone Ch. B. K. Blizzard Ch. B. K. Blackjack Ch. B. K. Wildfire Ch. B. K. Beau James PUPPIES AVAILABLE OCCASIONALLY Owners: Agent-Handler: MR. and MRS. MR. JOHN P. MURPHY CHARLES C. STALTER Forest Road 34 County Road Allendale, N. J. Woodcliff Lake, N. J. Phone: 201-891-0548 Phone: 201-391-5117 All inquiries to BARBARA KINGSBURY, Mgr. And back to the Stalters, "There is no question about it, Mamie was our greatest dog. Great showmanship, coat and conformation. She never let down for Johnnie. She had the power of relaxation. She'd sleep for two days if there was nothing to do. She was unusual in this respect. She was sa ving her strength. She was a great one. She wouldn't start a fight, but she w ouldn't back up, either. She's going to be one of the great producers, too. She has 4 champions already, and more on the way. It's very unusual for a show bitch to produce such fine champions in such a short time. "The second greates t dog w e had was Bobbie, Eng. and Am. Ch. W alsing Wild Winter of Barberry Knowe. He w a s a dog that couldn't stand hea t, and many times n ever got to the group because of the hea t. "And the dog always came first." CH. BARBERRY KNOWE BINGO Mostly... DANDiES-(Continued from Page 19) HOOSIER (Ind.) K. C.. CHICAGO (Ill.) K. C.. Morch 24, 1968 Judge-Mr. C. H. Colman April 7, 1968 Judge-Mrs. A. R,ggs IV WD, BOB: Ma rywood 's Si r Lancelot_ D. Hell- BOB: Ch. No rthwood Dots ' N Dashes - T. er. WB, BOS: Highland 's Brigadoon Lass _ L. McKenney. WD'. BW, BOS: Barvae Percy. WB: Thorp. RWD: Waterbeck Bo rd er Laird _ Woodbourne Dpnn of Dalke, th - 8. Levene. Arnold & Watrous. RWB: (none). RWD: Waterbeck Border La,rd - Arn old & Watrous. RWB : Cliffield Heather of th e Hi ll WESTERN PA. K. C. - Arnold & Watrous. March 30, 1968 Judge-T. H. Carruthers WD, BW, BOB: Barvae Percy. WB, BOS: Woodbourne Da lkeith Dreamer - J. Davies. RWD: Caldon- Law's Datcryk Di rk - F. Alb right. RWB: Caldon-Low's Glassfo rd Tan see - B. Ma rsden. 24 Advertise in
~atadan SCOTTISH TERRIERS Carnation b;i- CH. BALACHAN GRENADIER also at stud CH. BALACHAN NIGHT HAWK (with Cliff Hallmark) CH. BALACHAN TOPGALLANT BALACHAN KINGMAKER YOUNG BREEDING STOCK QUALITY PUPPIES DR. & MRS. T. ALLEN KIRK, JR. RT. 7, BOX 410 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA SP 4-1291 GAIDOUNE SCOTTISH TERRIERS GREAT DOGS AT STUD "OUR THREE BEARS" CH. GAIDOUNE GREAT BEAR CH. GAIDOUNE GRIN AND BEAR IT CH. GAIDOUNE SMOKEY BEAR HAVE SIRED OVER 35 CHAMPIONS INCLUDING THE LATEST BEST IN SHOW & SPECIALTY WINNERS CH. GAIDOUNE GREAT ONE CH. GAIDOUNE BEAR GARDEN CH. GAIDOUNE PARTY GIRL CH. GAIDOUNE GAVIN CH. GAIDOUNE GO BINGO ARE THE SIRES AND GRANDSIRES OF CHAMPIONS Owner: HELEN B. GAITHER Correspondence to: DR. NANCY C. LENFESTEY Silver Ho Farm, RD. I, Box 98 Wheeling, West Virginia 26003 Phone: 304-336-7221 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 206-788-2511 Marlorain Kennels, Reg. Quality Scottish Terriers af Stud CH. MARORAIN RAINMAKER and his son... MARLORAIN HOOT MON CH. MARLORAIN PROUD PIPER Sire: CH. MARLORAIN DARK SEAL Dam: CH. MARLORAIN SILVER SPOON "PIPER" is the sire of 8 Champions AND THE "PIPER" SONS CH. MARLORAIN HEATHER JACK MARLORAIN BLACK SEAL QUALITY PUPPIES SHOW, PET and BREEDING STOCK USUALLY AVAILABLE MARLORAIN KENNELS Martha Melekov Lorraine Davis 17819 Denker Ave. Gardena, Calif. 90247 Phone: (213) 324-5717
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 information as soon as their dogs are confirmed by the American Kennel Club. Include breeder, owner and date of birth. CH. KIRKBY HAILSTORM OF TALISKER. Skye Terrier female. Whelped 4-28-64 Bred by Mrs. Kirkby Peace. Ow ned by Clement Crispi and Ralph and Sandra Allen. Eng. Ch. Merrymount Wot Merrymount Wot Airs No Sun Kirkby Sunshine of Talisker Burmar Gorse Kirkby Shiny Maria McGregor's Moonshine Merrymount Marie Douce Horizon Merrymount Make Do Kirkby Heavensent Phillipa of Meerend Serene of Meerend Spanker of Meeren d Nettleham Fawna AM. & CAN. CH. ROUNDWAY BRYONY. Kerry Blue Terrier female. Bred by Mrs. Josephine Creasy. Owned by Knut Egeberg. Eng. Ch. Ryeland Reggie Eng. Ch. Wulfreda Rhiwlas Digger Serena of Wulfreda Roundaway Bo'sun Swed. Ch. Rownham's Myrtle of Roundway Rownham's Petito Ryeland Reminder Reyland Reina Eng. Ch. Riviva Shamus Wulfreda Gaysham Weenoak Eng. Ch. Bhoy of the Bog Roundway Belief Eng. Ch. Underbridge Uriah Lisdhu Ethne CH. KEMO'S LUCKY IN LOVE. Kerry Blue Terrier female. Bred and owned by Ozzie Gaines. Ch. Kerrycroft's Benedict Ch. Am Bruth John-John Ch. Am Bruth Bean Cinneide Ch. Kerrycroft's Gilfagan Kearnach's Loverly Lady Ch. Justag's Rhapsody Whelped 1-7-66 Can. Ch. Finian o f Elm-Acres Can. Ch. Kerrycroft's Serenade Ch. Tregoad's Vicky's Cappy Ch. Tailteann's Best Combination Ch. Kerrycroft's Mr. O'Rourke Ch. Kerrycroft's Abigail Ch. Truli-Blu Roxianna CH. GAYWYN HIGHLAND FLING. Scottish Terrier male. Bred by Mrs. Muriel Owen. Owned by John and Jean Tait. Ch. Bardene Bingo Eng. Ch. Reando Ringold Stedplane Reando Rainette Gaywyn Marchioness Eng. Ch. Kennelgorth Viking Gaywyn Countess.c-u«.11:: wus u1e vog ~A., winner wn 11e Etter. RWB: Whelped 7-31-65 Bardene Blue Star!ite Bardene Bluecap Eng. Ch. Reando Rohan Reando Rioletto Eng. Ch. Kennelgarth Eros Eng. Ch. Kennelgarth Gleam Ch. Bardene Boy Blue (1rrvwvn r.h,,.t"'n. Monty Em lyn - A. Elmer (Ayers). PENZANCE KENNELS offers at stud... CH. TAWE TELSTAR OUTSTANDING IMPORT, AND THE SIRE OF TEN CHAMPIONS, INCLUDING CH. PENZANCE TELSTAR SATELLITE Also At Stud QUALITY PUPPIES BREEDING STOCK CH. TAWE TELSTAR NELL BENTON HUDSON 8700 Wolf Trap Rd. Vienna, Va. 22180 Phone: 703-938-2430 Agent-Handler: TOM GATELY 52