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August 2016 “Summer of Love” Cover Photo Provided from “Woofstock” Pip and Booty and Rachelle Duncan Pip Is Owned by Rachel Berrend and Rachelle Duncan Owns Booty AMTC Newsletter August 2016 “Summer of Love” Cover Photo provided from “Woofstock” Pip and Booty and Rachelle Duncan Pip is owned by Rachel Berrend and Rachelle Duncan owns Booty Photo by Callea 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS General AMTC Club Information ............................................................................................................ 4 Publishing Dates & Deadlines................................................................................................................ 5 President’s Message ............................................................................................................................. 6 Note from the Editor .............................................................................................................................. 7 AMTC Webmaster Comments ............................................................................................................... 7 Report of the Secretary.......................................................................................................................... 7 2016 Annual Meeting Notice……………………………………………………………………………………...8 New Membership Applications ............................................................................................................... 9 AMTC Judges Education Committee Report ........................................................................................18 Health Chair Report - JCM News!!!! ......................................................................................................21 Public Education ...................................................................................................................................22 AMTC Rescue Chair Report - Buddy's Story ........................................................................................25 AMTC District Governor's Reports..........................................................................................................30 AKC Delegate's Report ........................................................................................................................57 Juniors' News! ......................................................................................................................................58 Request for Mentors .............................................................................................................................62 New Titles.............................................................................................................................................63 AMTC Financial Statements .................................................................................................................72 Purina News……………………………………………………………………………………………………….78 AKC News ............................................................................................................................................79 Upcoming Events .................................................................................................................................83 National Specialty 2016 ........................................................................................................................84 News and Notes ................................................................................................................................. 104 Corrections/Additions/Changes ........................................................................................ 108 Member Profile - Ruthye Silver ........................................................................................ 116 Leptospirosis Update……………………………………………………………………………………………111 ................................................................................................................................................................ 2017 Membership Dues Renewal Notice ......................................................................................... 119 AKC Stud Book Certification ........................................................................................................... 121 Volunteer Form ................................................................................................................................. 123 Membership forms are now available on the AMTC web site and in the back of this newsletter. WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!!! For Membership, Contact Secretary Kathy Nissen Newsletter Editor is Cheryl Roach at [email protected] 3 GENERAL AMTC CLUB INFORMATION Committee Chairpersons 2015 - 2016 Officers AKC Gazette Virginia Antia President Jeremy McClister, KY 1st Vice President Lisa Nonog, WA Awards Roberta Berman 2nd Vice President Roberta Berman, NY Secretary Kathy Nissan, IA Archives Virginia Antia Treasurer Dianna Texter, CA Health Michelle Barlak Board of Directors Judges Education Jo Ann Emrick Susan Thrasher, IN Legislative Liaison Carolyn Horowitz Marla Gangler, FL Membership Susan Thrasher Betty Hodges. CA Newsletter Cheryl Roach Ellen Murtagh, CT Obedience Roberta Berman AKC Delegate Public Education Rachel Jonas Roberta Berman Rescue Michelle Barlak Tammi Myers 2015 District Governors Standing Rules Susan Thrasher District 1 Carol Wert District 2 Marla Gangler Sunshine Rachel Jonas District 3 Regina Allen District 4 Susan Thrasher Ways N’ Means Mary Gonzalez District 5 Marla Zoz District 6 Barbie Munafo Web Site Jeremy McClister District 7 Valerie Stanert District 8 Christina Caridis Disclosures: This newsletter is a publication of the American Manchester Terrier Club (AMTC). As such, the Board of Directors and the Editor reserve the right to refuse advertising or submissions which are not in the best interest of the breed or the club, or to cancel any advertising on refund of payments made for unpublished material. Items included in this newsletter do not necessarily represent the views of the Club, the Board or the Editor. Publication of advertisements should not in any way be considered an endorsement. Articles or letters for submission must be signed and presented in a manner which is not libelous or slanderous to an individual or the AMTC. The editor reserves the right to edit and/or verify all copy. All submissions become property of the AMTC unless otherwise noted. The AMTC newsletter is published quarterly. All rights are reserved. Reproductions of contents, either whole or in part, is not permitted without the written consent of the AMTC. Subscription rates are $35 per year within the US and $55 per year outside the US via First Class Mail service. All fees must be in US funds, drawn on US banks. Membership inquiries should be directed to the AMTC Secretary as follows: Kathy Nissen – Secretary 208 South Elm St. Gilman, IA 50106-2029 Copyright 1996-2011 The American Manchester Terrier Club 4 PUBLISHING DATES AND DEADLINES Issue Advertising/Article Submission Deadline August July 28 November October 28 February January 28 May April 28 ADVERTISING INFORMATION Advertising rates All advertising must be pre-paid, and sent directly Ad Type B/W Color to the AMTC Treasurer. FULL PAGE WITH 1 PHOTO $50.00 $100.00 HALF PAGE WITH PHOTO $30.00 $60.00 QUARTER PAGE $20.00 N/A Checks made payable to AMTC FRONT COVER $200.00 $400.00 BACK COVER $150.00 $300.00 INSIDE FRONT COVER $100.00 $200.00 INSIDE BACK COVER $100.00 $200.00 EXTRA PHOTOS PER AD $20.00 $40.00 each COMPLETE AD LAYOUT $40.00 $40.00 BREEDER LISTING: 1 YEAR $50.00 NA (business card size, no photo) NEW TITLEHOLDERS $10.00 $20.00 PHOTO, (two lines of text) LITTERBOX LISTING W/3 $10.00 N/A GENERATION PEDIGREE – (1/2 page) BRAG LISTING - Subject to $10.00 NA Treasurer: Dianna Texter editorial condensation – (¼ 442 Panorama, page no photo) $5.00 for one issue, 150 words Benicia, CA 94510 CLASSIFIED Ads max. $10.00 for a BW photo ad 150 words max. Business card ads $25.00 a year * Very complex advertising may be subject to additional charges. 5 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Hello all Hope everyone is doing well and having a fun and eventful summer. Dog show season is in full swing and it's been great seeing all of the nice wins by our members in conformation as well as performance. Also hats off to our juniors, great job all of you keep it up. The National is coming soon and I know the team has been working hard putting it together. Everyone be safe as you travel there and have lots of fun. It's almost election time so if you feel like you want to get more involved or run for an office or head a committee please drop a line to our secretary. Jeremy McClister President AMTC NOTES FROM THE NEWSLETTER EDITOR Rick and I are very sad we can’t go to the National this year. We know it’s going to be awesome. We are SO very blessed to have such beautiful animal companions, amazing friendships and mentors, active (and often unappreciated and unsung) volunteers, and just all around genuine sportsmanship in our Manchester group. Rick and I could have never imagined when we got our little “pet” Cricket eight years ago how truly rich and expansive our life would become because of “just one little dog”. I am also so thankful I get to give back to all of you and our beautiful breed through editing our newsletter, and sincerely appreciate all of the wonderful contributions to its’ success. Safe travels to all of you, and please send lots and lots of pictures for those of us missing you! Cheryl Roach =) Editor Co-owner Lakeway Manchesters [email protected] and/or [email protected] 6 AMTC WEBMASTER COMMENTS President Jeremy McClister is the Webmaster for our website. Please send any suggestions & /
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