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With Devon Rex Breed Club Present Devon Heaven Presents A With Devon Rex Breed Club Present a CFA All Breed Cat Show - 6 x 6 Format October 10 & 11, 2015 Lakefront Arena, 5310 Hauserman Rd, Parma, Ohio 44130 (440) 886 0512 Saturday’s All Breed Judges Sunday’s All Breed Judges Rachel Anger, Gene Darrah, Donna Jean Thompson, Pam Bassett, Diana Doernberg, Chuck Darrell Newkirk, Jeri Zottoli Gradowski, Ellyn Honey Saturday’s Specialty Judge Sunday’s Specialty Judges Sharon Powell, Annette Wilson – LH/SH Loretta Baugh, Teresa Sweeney – LH/SH Show Managers Check-In: 7:30 – 8:30 Saturday Jim Flanik – 216-244-1705 8:00 – 8:30 Sunday Linda Murphy – 440-223-5316 Show Secretary Show Hours: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm both days Dianne Dodd– 216-789-2463 Advertised Hours: 10:00 – 4:00 both days Entry Fees Each Day Entry Clerk st $52 – 1 entry ($48 per day if entering both days) Bethany Colilla $48 – 2nd entry same owner ($45 per day if entering both days) 1907 Slaton Court, Columbus, OH 43235 $40 – 3rd or more same owner ( $38 per day if entering both days) Phone: 614-557-9471 (4-10 EST only) $20 - double cage ($15 per day if entering both days) [email protected] $15 – end of row ($10 per day if entering both days) Please confirm that entries were received $30 – grooming space ($20 per day if entering both days) $25 service charge for returned checks $10 – substitution fee Payments are first applied to any balance Household Pets - $25 each day (scored for regional awards) Enter Online at: www.catshows.us or CFA website Make Checks payable to Cleveland Persian Society Closing date: October 6, 2015, 8:00 pm EST or when 225 entry limit is reached All cats must be present until the completion of judging unless permission to leave is granted by the Show Manager. All entries should be inoculated by a licensed veterinarian against feline enteritis, feline rhinotracheitis, calici viruses and rabies and tested for FeLV before entry. Cats must be free of fungus, fleas and ear mites. All claws of all entries must be clipped prior to benching! Designated ribbons will be awarded for first, second and third places. All entries in Championship (except Novice), Premiership (except Novice), registered Kittens, recorded Household Pets, and registered cats competing as Household Pets with an Household Pet color class prefix will be scored for CFA awards. Owners of novices can contact the entry clerk for a temporary registration number. CFA rules will be strictly enforced. Current Show Rules ($7.00) and Show Standards (Single Breed Free/ Complete Set $9.00) may be obtained from: CFA, 260 East Main Street, Alliance, Ohio 44601 Cage size: 22 x 22 x 22. Novice exhibitors, please bring cage curtains and grooming aids. All cats must be brought to the show hall in some sort of container. Litter will be provided. Bring your own litter box, dishes and food. Show hall is air conditioned, heat controlled and handicapped accessible. Photographer: Chanan Photography Vendor Coordinator: Joel Chaney – [email protected] Hotel: Information sent with confirmation. Devon Heaven presents a costume contest on Saturday. All cats entered Saturday are eligible. Please join in on the fun. Revised 7/15/2015 - 1 .
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