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Third Eye Winter • 2007 End-Of-The-Year Holiday Issue Third Eye Winter • 2007 End-of-the-year Holiday issue Don’t forget to renew your IHCUS membership today! A Publication of the Ibizan Hound Club of the United States Cascade Hound Show – Ridgefield, Wa. Bodean’s Bodacious Bunch sweeps the results on Sunday at the Cascade Hound Show. BOB: Angel (CH Ruby’s Lil Angel in Eden) with Jr. Handler Lindsey McKim BOW: Eh (Amahte’s Heyday at Bodeans) with Dean O’Neal (Bodean’s) BOS: Dude (CH Wirtu’s Norcal Dude in Eden) with Judy Parker (Bramblewood) Nike (CH Eden’s Goddess of Victory) from Bodean’s Bodacious Bunch was BOB on the first day of the Tucson, AZ Shows in Nov. 2006 over several other Specials. She just missed getting invited to the AKC/Euk Show in the 26th position after limited showing during the year.Her dad Dude will be there in the 8th position, her sister Shammy in the #1 position and her brother Issac in the 18th position. www.ihcus.org Third Eye Winter 2007 Canadian Champion Aranjuez de Tekoneva (Spain import Melqart’s Baal x Ch. Da Vinci Icing on the Cake) Aron takes BOB over specials at Gazehound Specialty! At Temiskaming Shores KC BOS and Best puppy in Group. Next day BOB and again Best puppy in Group. Aron finishes his champion ship taking three back to back BOB at Sudbury District KC. Special thanks goes to Jessica Moulton for taking just a wonderful care of Aron and presenting him to his best. Breeder-owner: Eva Partida 8 Promenade Ct Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 856-354 0183 [email protected] http://ibizanhounds.tekoneva.com/index.htm Third Eye Winter 2007 www.ihcus.org Third Eye The Official Ibizan Hound Club of the United States Quarterly Newsletter • Circulation 120 Subscriptions: IHCUS Members – free with membership • Non-Members – $25 per year Newsletter Material and Ad deadlines: Winter – Dec. 1 Spring – Mar. 1 Summer – June 1 Fall – Sept. 1 Advertising Rates: Color: Full Page $80.00 (inside front, inside back or back cover) Placement on all color ads is first ‘paid’, first served Full Inside Page $90.00 (inside facing front cover or opposite, inside facing back cover or opposite – offered on a limited basis) Black & White: Full page $30.00 Half Page $20.00 Business card $10.00 Inserts Call for price New titles • brags • litter announcements • black ribbon FREE Advertisement Artwork Requirements: You can mail or email your ad artwork. Submit digital photos on CD or via email separately as .TIF, .EPS or .JPG at high resolution (300 dpi). Images taken from the web will not do your ad justice in print. Text can be submitted in Microsoft Word (.doc or .txt) or in an email. Submit to: Editor: Kristie Stocker 52859 Muirfield Dr. • Chesterfield Twp., MI 48051 586-598-5938 • [email protected] All checks must be made out to IHCUS. We also accept payments through PayPal. Visit www.paypal.com and enter [email protected]. The club name will come up and enter your payment amount, what it is for and your info. Be sure to inform the Editor of your online payment, so it can be recorded. About the Cover Artist Inside this Issue Susan Fegan completed BA degrees Letter from the Editor .................... 2 in zoology and painting at the President report .............................. 3 University of Washington. Susan Secretary report .............................. 4 returned to Seattle to completed a BFA in Printmaking and was Treasurer report .............................. 5 included in the Henry Gallery Historian report .............................. 6 Undergraduate Show and was one of Membership ................................... 6 ten artists in the Women and Their Editor’s Note: Keep Dogs show at the ABC Gallery. Health & Research ......................... 7 sending in those Susan moved to Skagit County in Rescue ............................................ 7 ads! Next edition 1984 to pursuit the preservation of a Gazette Column ............................. 8 is the Breeder/ rare, ancient hound of the pharaohs Puppy issue. All-Breed Standings ....................... 9 she imported from Spain. She cur- We appreciate rently lives in a studio she designed Breed Standings ........................... 11 your support. and built for her hounds and art. Specialty Site Submissions .......... 12 If you’re interested in being a Third “12 Days of Christmas” ............... 14 Eye cover artist, please email Kristie ASFA Standings ........................... 15 at [email protected] with a few sentence bio of yourself. www.ihcus.org •1• Third Eye Winter 2007 Letter from the Editor If it takes a village to raise a child, for the club? Maybe you have valu- tative of the breed. While at a dog don’t you think it takes a National able knowledge on canine health or show this weekend, I had a friend ac- Breed Club to improve a breed? training. Ever think of contributing company me that had never been to a One person alone cannot help our an article on it for the Third Eye? dog show. As we walked around with breed flourish, it takes many What if you’re not a writer and don’t Jaz and Nyra, we were stopped about dedicated people. Not just have enough time to help every 50 feet by people wanting to breeders, but owners too. on a committee? Donating know what type of dog they were. Not just club members, toward the trophies for the I always stopped, politely answered active club members. upcoming National isn’t their questions and carried on. My friend was astounded at how many Let’s face it, IHCUS is a time consuming, nor is emailing some fun photos times I did that and even “he” was small club compared to asked questions. I told him that if I the amount of members in to appear in the next Third Eye. were rude to these inquisitive minds, say, the American Whippet what type of person do you think Club. I see that as a good My point is, don’t lose they’ll associate with this breed? thing as with a smaller Nyra (14 months) & Kristie touch with this breed. membership, we can get to Stay involved, volunteer With 2007 right around the corner, know each other better. We, as a club, and most of all, listen. Continue to I ask all you IHCUS members…are can make a more personal experience educate yourself and push the enve- you involved as you want to be, or is with our National and other club- lope of your current knowledge. The there something else you can con- sponsored events. Members can more you get involved with this club tribute to the club? Make this 2007 volunteer their efforts and not get lost and its members, I assure you, the where you take action and make your in a crowd. more you will learn. Not just about positive mark on the club and the breed! So, what are you doing to help out this breed, but maybe more about the breed? Ever think of volunteer- yourself. Beezerly yours, ing for a committee? What about that Also remember, as an owner of an Kristie Stocker great idea you have for fundraising Ibizan Hound, you are a represen- [email protected] IHCUS Officers and Board Officers Treasurer Carol Dickerson-Kauffman President Bonnie Fleming 630 North Sixth St. Lisa Puskas 2940 Grangemont Rd. Indiana, PA 15701-1204 P.O. Box 55145 Orofino, ID 83544 724.349.3743 Phoenix, AZ 85078-5145 208.476.3928 [email protected] [email protected] 602.493.7080 Lisa McKay [email protected] Board 5878 Harshmanville Rd. Vice President Mel Clark Huber Heights, OH 45424-5315 Heidi Smith-Clevenstine 17118 NE 202 Pl. [email protected] 8 Kiswisk Dr. Woodinville, WA 98072 Bella Vista, AR 72714 425.398.4308 479.876.1170 [email protected] [email protected] Arial Harper Secretary 5417 Danford Rd. Michelle Paulin-Brown Billings, MT 59106-4014 1245 North 8th St. 406.656.2074 Colton, CA 92324 [email protected] 909.514.0558 [email protected] Third Eye Winter 2007 •2• www.ihcus.org President’s Report Best wishes for the Holiday season. will be adding to the decorations in Thank you to everyone who has I hope this newsletter finds you, our booth each year, and establish- helped the Club and breed this past your families, and your beezers ing a permanent display that we can year. We have some new members healthy and happy. There are many ship to whatever area of the country who have a lot of enthusiasm for the things that IHCUS is working on at it may be needed. breed, and I look forward to a great this time, and I’ll touch on just a few Pam Mutchek is the Club’s new 2007. items. Specialty Coordinator. She will be Best, Be sure to order assisting with We have some new your 2007 IHCUS specialty planning Lisa Ibizan Hound members who have a lot of in the future, and I enthusiasm for the breed, Lisa Puskas calendar. The thank her for taking President, IHCUS calendar always and I look forward to a on this position. great 2007. sells out each year, We are still looking so be sure to place for members who your order soon. This year’s calen- can help on the by-laws commit- dar is especially nice. Contact me tee. There are changes that need to at [email protected] for ordering be made to the by-laws, such as the information. audit wording and new member A special thank you goes to those criteria. If you can help, please who assisted at the Eukanuba breed email me. booth in Long Beach, CA. Our club 2005 – 2007 Committee Members AKC Delegate: Luane Williams Heidi Smith-Clevenstine, Michelle Paulin, AKC Gazette Columnist: Bonnie Fleming Luane Williams ASFA Delegate: Judy Parker Membership Chair: Teddy Burke Members: Janet Rivers, Sue Ellen Wasick Awards Chair: Bonnie Krueger Members: Michelle Paulin Newsletter Chair: Kristie Stocker Members: Alex Mitchell Breeder Referral Chair: Dr.
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