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TTCA Newsletter April:May,2019 Pdf 3 VOLUME: XLXIII ISSUE: 2 March/April, 2019 The Tibetan Terrier Club of America Protecting and Advancing The Interests of the Tibetan Breed. Presidents Letter -March/April 2019 Table of Contents AND THE SURVEY SAID…. President’s Letter 1&2 A huge THANK YOU to all who completed the survey sent out Membership Matters earlier this year! It has provided us with some concrete ideas we 3 can address when it comes to holding future National Specialty. TTHWF We received a ton of data and currently are exploring ways to share these results with everyone in a simplified way. Most of the 4 people who responded had attended the 2018 National and 53% Journal/Yearbook Advertising Form noted their experiences were excellent, 45% felt it was average. 5 Our goal is to get more people attending and having a great time! The OFA The most attended activity, according to those who participated in the survey, was the Auction Dinner, with the Conformation, the 6 Annual Meeting and the Top 20 to follow in that order. As AKC Canine Health Grants President I was excited to see the stats on the attendance at the 7&8 Annual meeting. People also commented on the importance of this Meet the Breeds event, noting it is an “obligation” as a member of the Club, and I agree. When ranking the order of the events people consider the 9 most important to the TTCA, “Conformation, Sweeps & Futurity” AKC PAC was #!. Performance events were #2, Breeder Education #3, and 10 thru 13 with the Auction #4. It terms of it’s ranking, the Annual Meeting Touring the AKC Museum of the Dog was ranked last! It may not be one of the most fun parts of the National but it is one of the most important and it define us as an 14 AKC Parent Club. The annual meeting gets to highlight what we National Specialty have achieved and where are we going and offers a way to talk to 15 thru 23 our membership about upcoming projects, issues and concerns. TTCA Announcement SO, if you have concerns, recommendations or just some good ideas, please sent them to me to bring to the floor, or at least to the 24 Board meetings. The Annual Meeting is also to honor those winning special achievements, titles and awards and a time for All information and pictures for the next members to get a glimpse of what the next year’s National will be newsletter will be due to me June 10th. offering. So please plan on attending even if you never have in the past. The newsletter will be sent out June 28th. Elise Kind davidtt09@comcast.net !1 A few other interesting responses from the survey showed: - 67% feel we should have 2-4 pre-determined locations, leaving 33% who disagree. This is actually a very complex question put President into a very simple format, so in exploring what it could look like BETSY RICHARDS for us there is still much to look at. 36 Nichter Road Lancaster, NY 14086 - most responses indicated that having the events at the Host Hotel abrich27@aol.com works best. - It is no surprise that the main reasons for NOT attending the 1st Vice President National are cost and distance to the site. KAREN TROMBLEE - People expressed a desire to offer more for the pet owner 1941 East View Drive Sun City Center, FLA 33573 population and those doing performance. As you can see from kbtromblee@together.net this year’s venue the TTCA is really trying to provide more for the pet TT owners, just look at the upcoming Jamboree. In 2020 and 2nd Vice President thereafter we will try to provide more performance activities by SHERYL GETMAN linking with clubs that also have added performance activities to 21848 Mt Highway35 Bigfork, MT 59911 their venue. getman@me.com There were hundreds of comments, both positive and negative in each area addressed. I assure you, the Board heard your comments Corresponding Secretary and will be working to help make improvements. JANET SLOTHOWER Soon after this year’s National Specialty we are planning to send 7172 Goldview Drive Aiken, SC 29801 out another survey with the object of gathering even more input janetslothower@me.com from our members. Please be sure to complete it in a timely manner when it arrives. Recording Secretary I.T. Changes coming to the TTCA SHARON HURD Thanks to dedicated TTCA members Steve Layton, Sandy White, 4511 Tower Drive Greensboro, NC 27410 Sheryl Getman and Paul Soderman we will be migrating our wnattobeme@aol.com website from its original, and now outdate construction, to a more user friendly platform, for those who understand Wordpress. The objective is to make the handling of our website easier for future Treasurer webmasters. Steve has dedicated years in not only developing our AMY SODERMAN website, but as acting webmaster, he has been involved in all of its PO Box 217 Boonville, CA 95415 growth. He has now shared he is ready to pass this job on to asoderman613@gmail.com another but has agreed to spending upcoming months helping to make the transition go as smoothly as possible. Sandy White has AKC Delegate agreed to take over the new website as needed. To do this though, STACEY LA FORGE we have promised Sandy to find others to handle many of the 87 Pleasantview Avenue New Providence, NJ 0797 other project she now does. Two of these are: laforge-gross@comcast.net - creating the annual Calendar sold to promote the upcoming Specialty BOARD MEMBERS - soliciting people to advertise in both the Journal and the National GRANT GIBSON Specialties catalogs and handling all that goes into this. 17818 Ardsley St. Parker, Co 80134 We are seriously looking for someone(s) to help with these gibson244@comcast.net projects which require tech knowledge and a willingness to help RENE STAMM the TTCA as we move more into the digital age! Please contact 1718 Weidner Court Quakertown, PA 18951 any Board member if you are willing to help, or link us with rene@euphoriatt.com members you feel may possess these skills DEE TRAVELLA OTHER MATTERS 10259 Smokebush Ct. Fort Myers, Fl 33193 MEMBERSHIP- there are over 65 members who have still not moonrise.showdogs@prodigy.net renewed their membership!! It is so easy to do on line at the store, RON PANKIEWICZ so please do it now so your membership does not lapse! 1645 Seaks Run Rd. Glen Rock, PA17327 malishar@msn.com It is looking to be a great Specialty! Be sure to get you meal FLORENCE BARCZEWSKI reservations, catalog orders and educational seminar registration 811 W. 28th St. Wilmington, DE 19802-2901 out to Lorna Cook ASAP! flossiebar@comcast.net Hope to see you all soon in Boxboro! Betsy !2 MEMBERSHIP MATTERS March 2019 " The following individuals have submitted applications for membership in the Tibetan Terrier Club of America (TTCA). " Associate Member Applicant Angela Pippin of Augusta GA currently owns 1 Tibetan Terrier and has no plans to become a breeder. She is interested in joining the TTCA in order to meet other owners, learn more about the breed and begin showing in confirmation. Per her sponsors, MaryAnn Gri#n and Fran Kridakorn, she has already volunteered and helped at a couple of shows, and has volunteered to help at the 2020 National Specialty show." Regular Member Applicants Molly Sartori of Syracuse NY has been an Associate member since 2016. She has owned Tibetan Terriers for over 8 years and is currently showing her 6-month-old puppy in confirmation. " Julie St. Arnaud of Port Orange, FL was previously a member of the TTCA since 2008, but is reapplying due to her membership having lapsed over a year ago. She acquired her first Tibetan Terrier in 2006 and currently owns 2 TTs. Julie has bred 5 litters, 3 in the past 5 years, and does plan to breed in the future. In previous years her dogs have been shown in the Top 20 Invitational. " =============================================================================" If you wish to submit any comments regarding these applicants please do so within fifteen (15) days of receipt of this Newsletter. Send comments to:" Vicki Hawkins 23577 Darkhorse Drive, Auburn, CA 95602 (530) 268-9150 vrhawkins@hotmail.com New Member We also extend a very warm welcome to the following new Regular member: " Courtney Gibson Sponsors: The application forms can be confusing, so please assist the people you sponsor to ensure that they are correctly completed. Also, please verify that you are a Regular (not Associate) member, since only Regular members are eligible to sponsor new members. Associate members applying for Regular or Household membership status: Associate members, please send in your dues and remain listed as an Associate member. Once you are approved for Regular or Household membership, your status will be changed on the roster !3 Tibetan Terrier Health and Welfare Foundation received the following donations through March 2019 In Memory of Carol Adams Gamine Kennels from Jane Goodell & Travis Brock In Honor of “Scarlett” & “Gracie” from Caroline McCallum " " In times of joy, all of us wished we possessed a tail we could wag. " - W. H. Auden !4 TTCA Journal/Yearbook Advertising Payment to TTCA must accompany ad submission. Deadline: June 15, 2019 No ads will be accepted 2018 after the deadline. Please reserve the following ad space: Get your ad in early! Full page color 1 Ad $100 ________ Ads will appear in the Journal/ Yearbook Discount for multiple full- page color ads 2 Ads $190 ________ 3 Ads $270 ________ in the order they are received 4 Ads $340 ________ Inside full page – B&W _____ at $60 each ________ Health Testing Information (voluntary) This information will be included in the ads Obituaries (for 2017 or earlier only) for those who wish to display their testing.
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