American Belgian Tervuren Club
2002
National Specialty
Tuesday,
May 21st through
Sunday,
May 26th, 2002
Information Brochure
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Specialty
Packages
Special pre-order packages designed for individuals
attending the Specialty.
No
items will be shipped for the following packages.
Best in Specialty Show Package: $220.00
(save $41)
1 – Awards Banquet ticket
1 - Salmon Bake ticket
1 - Bas-relief sculpture
1 - Embroidered heavy-weight pullover
1 – Room raffle ticket
1 – Arm’s length raffle tickets (15)
1 –
Catalog ad (full page-1 photo)
1 - Catalog
Trophy donation
Ticket
to both Seminars
Best of Opposite Package:
$195.00 (save $31)
1 – Awards Banquet
ticket
1 - Salmon Bake ticket
1 - Bas-relief sculpture
1 – Screened T-shirt with Specialty logo
1 – Room raffle ticket 1
– Arm’s length raffle tickets (15)
1 – Catalog ad (full page-1
photo)
1 - Catalog
Trophy donation
Ticket to both Seminars
Select Package:
$140.00
(save $26)
1 – Awards Banquet ticket
1 - Salmon Bake ticket
1 – Room raffle ticket
1 – Arm’s length raffle tickets (15)
1 – Catalog ad (full page-1
photo)
1 - Catalog
Trophy donation
Ticket to both Seminars
High in Trial Package:
$130.00
(save $24)
1 – Awards Banquet ticket
1 – Screened T-shirt with Specialty logo
1 – Room raffle ticket
1 – Arm’s length raffle tickets (15)
1 – Catalog ad (full page-1
photo)
1 - Catalog
Trophy donation
Ticket
to both Seminars
Best of Winners Package:
$50.00 (save $17)
1 – Catalog
1 - Screened T-shirt with Specialty logo
1 – Room raffle ticket
1 – Arm’s length raffle tickets (15)
Trophy donation
Ticket to both Seminars
For individuals not attending the items in the
following packages will be shipped after the Specialty.
Reserve
Package:
$80.00 (save $9)
1 – Marked catalog
1 - Embroidered heavy-weight pullover
Trophy donation
Handling and Shipping costs
Absentee Package:
$50.00
(save $4)
1 – Marked catalog
1 – Screened T-shirt
with Specialty logo
Trophy donation
Handling and Shipping costs
Please mark selected package(s) on the
Specialty order form. Be sure to
indicate your menu choice(s), shirt size, style, color, sculpture style, etc.,
according to your specific package(s).
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Schedule
of Events & Index of Pages
Day, Date
Event
Page
Tuesday, May 21
Agility
5
Tracking 5
Wednesday, May 22
Agility 5
Herding
5
EBTC
HIC
& Trouble-Shooting Clinic (20May02) # insert
Canine Free-style Demonstration * &
**
6
Thursday, May 23
Obedience
5
Sweepstakes (Puppy and
Veteran)
5
Spirit of the
Northwest Salmon Bake *
8
Friday, May 24 CERF and Microchip Clinics * 7
Regular & Veteran Dog Classes
5
“Inherited Eye
Diseases” Seminar *
7
Saturday, May 25
Junior Showmanship
5
Regular & Veteran
Bitch Classes
5
ABTC Annual Meeting
Raffle
Donations & Drawings
11
Sunday, May 26
Terv 2-miler *
& **
7
Terv
2-Miler sign-up Form
**
d
Stud Dog, Brood Bitch, Brace Classes
5
Awards Banquet *
8
Miscellaneous:
Accommodations
(Hotels, RV **)
4
Catalog Ads and
Sales *
9
Events Superintendent
and Secretary
3
Judges
3
Other things to do *
16
Other things you should know
13
Pre-order, donations, and sign up forms*
a–d
Volunteer
Sign-up
Form
a
Raffle
Donations
Form
a
2002
Specialty Order
Form
b
Trophy
donations
Form
c
Terv
2-Miler sign-up
Form
d
RV
Parking Reservation sign-up
Form d
note: see the "2002
Specialty Order form" for
prices.
Show sites,
directions, more hotels
14-15
Specialty Sales *
10
Trophy Donations *
9
Vendor Sales
11
Volunteers ***
12
Volunteer
Sign-up Form ***
notes:
* also see "2002
Specialty Order form" for prices &
instructions.
** also see
***
also see Volunteer
sign-up forms
# also see HIC
& Trouble-Shooting Clinic (20May02) insert
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Welcome to this year’s
National. The committee and EBTC worked hundreds of hours to provide
you with a unique and special experience.
In order for you to walk away with many wonderful memories, get
involved. You can volunteer to
help with any event, around the hotel, donate a trophy, buy specialty items,
or lend a hand to someone in need and make their job easier. Sign-up for EVERYTHING!
Don’t miss the Salmon Bake, seminars, welcome night, canine
freestyle, Terv Two Miler, CERF and Microchip clinic, and Awards Banquet.
ENTER YOUR DOG! National
Specialties should not be about winning, but participating.
Enjoy many different events with your Tervuren; your dog doesn’t care
about ribbons or trophies. It
does not matter if this is your first National or you’ve been attending for
years, it is up to each one of us to take responsibility for the ABTC’s
reputation. We ALL need to follow
the ABTC guidelines; keep our rooms tidy and clean up after our dogs. Thanks to the ABTC’s reputation, we were able to secure The
Westcoast Silverdale Hotel, our host hotel.
We will be their first dog show. Please
do your part so future ABTC National Specialties can continue to obtain
wonderful hotels that other clubs could not. Please don’t hesitate to contact me, or others on the
committee if you have any questions.
Nancy McClure, Show Chair
The
Evergreen Belgian Tervuren Club
Show Chair: Nancy McClure
Asst.
Chair: Dick Drew
5930 67th Ave NE
7210 NW 2nd Ave
Olympia, WA 98516
Vancouver WA 98665
monarachterv@thurston.com
ascebtc@aol.com
Events Coordinator:
Randy Sutton 760 NE Pinecrest Dr. Bremerton, WA
98311
twtervuren@aol.com
Committee Chairs:
Agility:
Bonny Sheppard Hospitality
(Judges): Janett Anson
Greg Sheppard
Hotel Liaison:
Nancy McClure
Archives:
Sara Endicott
Info. Brochure:
Norma Schnars
Awards Banquet: Nancy McClure
Obedience:
Mary Berry
Bait:
Carmen Helgesen Pre-orders:
Norma Schnars
K9 Freestyle Demo: Janett Anson
Raffles/Auction:
Penny Jo Britton
Louisa Beal, DVM
RV Parking:
Randy Sutton
Catalog Ads:
Sally Davis Salmon
Bake: Nancy McClure
Catalog Sales:
Chris Venemon
Seminars:
Louisa Beal, DVM
Chief Ring Steward:
Rich Powell
Specialty
Sales:
Norma Schnars
Conformation:
Carmen Helgesen
Terv 2-miler:
Carl Lentz
Eye/Microchip Clinic:
Louisa Beal, DVM
Jan Lentz
Fund Raising:
Jocelyn Sutton
Tracking:
Kathy Fong
Nancy
McClure Transportation:
Judy
Marquardt
Grounds:
Susan Drew
Treasurer:
Norma Schnars
Dick Drew
Trophies/Ribbons:
Jocelyn Sutton
Herding: Karen Sheppard
Vendors:
Penny Jo Britton
Honor Parade: Dana Mackonis
Volunteers:
Judy Marquardt
Hospitality (Hotel): Judy Marquardt Web Site:
Randy Sutton
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April 5, 2002
Catalog Ads
Honor Parade Photo
& Resume
April 26, 2002
Entries Close for Herding Trial/Test
May 1, 2002
Entries Close for all other AKC events
(Agility,
Conformation, Honor Parade,
Obedience, Sweepstakes, Tracking)
All Pre-orders and Pre-registrations
Raffle & Silent Auction Donations
Transportation reservations
Trophy donations for
Catalog recognition
Vendor Sales & Booth Reservations
Agility:
Gillian Crawford
Conformation:
Sharon Redmer
Herding:
Jan Wesen
Junior
Showmanship:
Sharon Redmer
Obedience:
Open
B, Utility A, Versatility,
Team, Graduate Novice:
C.T. Fulkerson
Open
A, Utility B, Veterans, Brace:
Sharon Fulkerson
Novice
A, Novice B, Team:
Harlowe Jahelka
Sweepstakes:
Helen Hittesdorf
Tracking:
Tannis Witherspoon
Dr. Jean Dieden, DVM
Show
Superintendent (for
all but Herding)
Garvin Dog Show Services 503-558-1221,
fax: 503-558-9236
14622 SE Old Barn Lane, Boring OR 97009-9267
e-mail: mail@garvinshowservices.com, web:
www.garvinshowservices.com
Barbara McCarthy
PO Box 739, Sedro Woolley, WA 98284
360-856-6050
Carl Lindemaier 11850
SW Boones Ferry Rd, Portland, OR 97219
Photos will be available on site for selection and purchase.
Dr. Brent S Yeik, DVM Alder
Trail Animal Hospital
5757 State Highway 303
NE, Bremerton, WA 98311
360-377-3971
(on call)
K9TV PO Box 621442,
Littleton, CO 80162 303-972-6433
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Host Hotel: Westcoast Silverdale
Hotel
3073
NW Bucklin Hill Road, Silverdale, WA 98383
Telephone: 360-698-1000 or 800-544-9799
e-mail: silverdalesales@westcoasthotels.com
website:
www.westcoasthotels.com
$70.00 plus taxes for room with 1 bed, up to 2 people
$80.00 plus taxes for room with 2 beds, up to 4 people
$5.00 each to have a Roll-away bed added to room
$25.00 non-refundable pet deposit.
Maximum limit of 4 adults and 4 dogs per room
Primary Overflow Hotel:
Cimarron Motor Inn (1 block from the host hotel)
9734 Silverdale Way NW, Silverdale, WA
98383
Telephone: 360-692-7777 or
800-273-5076
$65.00 plus taxes for rooms with up to 4 people
No pet deposit. Maximum
limit of 4 dogs per room
Alternate nearby hotels:
Howard
Johnson Plaza 5640 Kitsap Way, Bremerton 98312
360-373-9900 $25 non-refundable pet deposit
Super 8 Motel 5068 Kitsap Way, Bremerton, WA
98312
360-377-8881, 800-800-8000
No deposit
Oysterbay Inn 4412 Kitsap Way, Bremerton, WA
98312
360-377-5510, 800-393-6862 $20
non-refundable deposit
Or,
if coming without dogs (not allowed):
Poplars Motel 9800
Silverdale Way, NW, Silverdale, WA 98383
360-692-6126 or 800-8224-7517
In accordance
with ABTC Board recommendation, cancellations made within 14 days of the start
of the Specialty events may result in a charge of one night’s lodging, for
each room reserved, to the person who reserved the room.
Contact
for questions regarding hotel accommodations:
Nancy McClure monarchterv@thurston.com
RV Parking:
There are a limited number of RV’s spots available at the host hotel available on a first
come basis to those who first submit their pre-registration and payment in
full. Parking will be
in designated spaces.
Fees: $18.00 / night without power
$7.00 additional / night for power
Water fill up and tank dumps will be available for a fee.
Contact
for questions regarding RV accommodations:
Randy
Sutton twtervuren@aol.com
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Two
days of Agility trials will be offered: Tuesday, May 21st, and
Wednesday, May 22nd, at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds, 1200 NW
Fairgrounds Rd, Bremerton, WA. Located
approximately 2 miles from the host hotel, free shuttles will be provided for
transport to and from the host hotel. Parking
is available for those who are driving. The
courses will be set up on grass. Available
shade is limited. Classes
offered: Standard titling Novice A & B, Open, Excellent A & B, Jumpers
with Weaves classes Novice A and B, Open, and Excellent A and B.
Food concessions will be available on sight.
Chairs:
Bonny & Greg Sheppard, rivertervs@hotmail.com.
Conformation
– closes May 1, 2002
All
conformation classes will be held on the Waterfront Courtyard of the host
hotel overlooking Dyes Inlet beginning the afternoon of Thursday, May 23rd,
and continuing through Sunday, May 26th. Classes include: Puppy Sweepstakes (6-9 mo, 9-12 mo, 12-15
mo, 15-18 mo), Veteran Sweepstakes (8-10 yr, 10-12 yr, over 12 yr),
Regular
classes (6-9 mo, 9-12 mo, 12-18 mo, Novice, American Bred, Bred-by Exhibitor,
Open), Veteran, Junior Showmanship, Non-regular classes (Stud Dog, Brood
Bitch, Brace), and Best of Breed. Refer
to page 1 for the schedule. Should
the weather turn extreme we will be permitted to move the ring to the
ballroom.
Chair:
Carmen Helgesen,
snow.terv@worldnet.att.net.
Herding
– closes April 26, 2002
A
Herding Test and Trial will be held on Wednesday, May 22nd, at High
Country Farm at 2720 Thompson Rd in Langley on Whidbey Island, several hours
from the host hotel depending on ferry schedules. Entries are limited to 40 runs. Trial runs will be on A
Course with 5 sheep per Trial run.
Test runs will be with 3 sheep per Test run.
Classes offered: Herding Test, Pre-trial Test, Started, Intermediate,
and Advanced Trial. Boxed lunches
will be available for $10 to those who pre-order through the Specialty order
form.
Chair:
Karen Sheppard, karshep1@aol.com.
Please
refer to the enclosed insert for information regarding a
“Trouble-shooting” Herding Clinic with Joe Kapelos and a Herding Instinct
Certificate (HIC) event which will be hosted by the Evergreen Belgian Tervuren
Club on Monday May 20th prior to the Specialty at Ewe-topia Herd
Dog Training facility in Roy, Washington.
Obedience – closes May 1, 2002
Obedience
will be held Thursday, May 23rd, on the asphalt tennis courts at
the host hotel. Classes include:
Novice A and B, Open A and B, Utility A and B, Veterans, Graduate Novice,
Versatility, Brace, and Team.
Chair:
Mary Berry, mberry@psesd.org.
Tracking
will be held Tuesday, May 21st, at several sites in Sequim,
Washington, located approximately 1 1/2 hours from the host hotel.
The staging site will be at the Sequim Valley Foursquare Church at 9090
Old Olympic Hwy. Entries limited to 4 TD’s with 2 alternates and 3 TDX’s
with 1 alternate. Box lunches
will be available for $10 to those who pre-order through the Specialty order
form. Chair: Kathy Fong,
haolekat@hotmail.com.
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K-9
Free-Style Demonstration -
Deadline May 1, 2002
A
Canine Free-style Demonstration will be held Wednesday, May 22nd,
in the Ballroom in conjunction with the Welcome Reception.
You are welcome to participate. Pre-registration
is required by means of the Specialty order form.
Each team will be given a participation gift.
Fee: $5.00.
Chairs:
Louisa Beal, DVM blackcat115@attbi.com
and: Janett Anson
Janett.Anson@alaskaair.com
Deadlines - Photo
and Resume: April 5, 2002
- AKC
Entry Closes: May 1, 2002
A
favorite event of the National Specialty, the Honor Parade will be held on
Thursday, May 23rd, on the Waterfront Courtyard of the host hotel
following the Salmon Bake. This
is a non-competitive event that celebrates those dogs that have contributed to
the breed and have enriched their owners’ lives. Each Honored Tervuren is paraded individually as their resume
is read aloud. The photograph and
resume of each dog entered will be published in the catalog.
To
enter, you must fill out an AKC entry form provided in the premium list
and mail it to the Show Superintendent with your entry fee.
You must also mail the following information to the
Honors Parade Chair: Dana Mackonis,
PO Box
720, Brookline, NH 03033-0720 cachetnoir@tervuren.com
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A photograph of the dog
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The dog’s birth date
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Registered name and titles
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Registered names and titles of the sire and dam
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Names of the owner(s) and the breeder(s)
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A brief statement of how the dog qualifies for the Honor Parade per the
ABTC Guidelines listed below and in the premium list.
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A short history of the dog in 175 words or less.
The Chair reserves the
right to edit material submitted.
According
to recently modified ABTC guidelines, the Honor Parade is open to any Belgian
Tervuren not entered in any regular or non-regular (including Veterans)
Conformation classes at this show. Dogs
may be entered in Veterans Sweepstakes and/or Performance events.
Each entrant must also meet at least one of the following ABTC
qualifications:
1 Has a Championship title plus at least two AKC obedience, tracking, herding, or agility titles.
2
Has placed at least once in the Herding/Working Group.
3
Has earned a BAR.
4
Has been a previous BOB or BOS winner at an ABTC National Specialty.
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Has won a High in Trial award.
6
Has an OTCH, HCH, CT, or MACH
title.
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Any Tervuren at least eight (8) years of age on the day of the Honor
Parade and has at least one AKC title or BAR award.
8 Show Secretary, Show Chairperson, and any Specialty Judge who will have completed their Specialty assignment, may enter a dog in the Honor Parade as long as the dog meets one of the above requirements.
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Tervuren
2-Miler – Deadline May 1, 2002
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The
11th annual Terv 2-Miler run/walk will be held Sunday, May 26th,
at 7 am. The course starts
and ends at the host hotel and will, in part, follow the scenic route
along an asphalt trail along the beachfront.
Each team consists of one human and one Tervuren connected by a
leash not to exceed 6 feet. The
race will be timed and awards will be presented in various categories. This is a fun run/walk that is open to all regardless of
athletic ability. A signed
release form is required from all participants.
Water will be provided at the finish.
T-shirts will be guaranteed only to those who pre-register on the
Specialty order form. You
do not need to participate to pre-register and receive a t-shirt.
Fee: $15.00. Chairs:
Carl and Jan Lentz,
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Paul
Scherlie, Jr. DVM, of Northwest Veterinary Specialists, 16756 SE 82nd
Dr., Clackamas, OR 97015, will do
eye exams and inject Home Again® Microchips on Friday, May 24th.
You will need to have your dogs’ AKC or CKC registration information
for the CERF forms. Permanent
identification (tattoo, microchip, or DNA profile number) is also required on
the form to register the dog with CERF.
CERF Clinic:
Pre-registered by May 1, 2002: $20 for 1 dog, $18 each for 2 or
more dogs of the same owner. At
show (subject to availability): $25 per dog, $23 each for 2 or more dogs of
the same owner.
Microchip Clinic:
Pre-registered by May 1, 2002: $25 for 1 dog, $23 each for 2 or
more dogs of the same owner. At
show (subject to availability): $30 for 1 dog, $28 each for 2 or more dogs of
the same owner.
Clinics
Chair: Louisa Beal, DVM,
blackcat115@attbi.com
Inherited
Eye Diseases of Purebred Dogs Seminar
Friday
evening, May 24th, Dr. Paul Scherlie, Jr., Diplomat of the American
College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists, who is conducting the CERF
clinic, will show slides and describe what he looks for in a CERF exam
and common ophthalmologic problems. Dr.
Scherlie has examined many Tervuren and knows the problems afflicting our
breed. A must for anyone
concerned with the health of our dogs’ eyes. Pre-registered
by May 1, 2002: $5.00. At
the door: $7.00
Following
the Eye Diseases seminar, the ABTC Education Committee will present this long
awaited and much requested seminar. The
panel will discuss the attributes of a handful of selected dogs and compare
and contrast to the points outlined in the breed standard.
The panel will comprise of: Andrea Meinhart, Edeltraud Laurin, Debbie
Dawe, Linda Robey, and Steve Sorenson.
Pre-registered
by May 1, 2002: $5.00.
At the door: $7.00
Seminars
Chair: Louisa Beal, DVM,
blackcat115@attbi.com.
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The
Evergreen Belgian Tervuren Club is hosting a Welcome Reception Wednesday
evening, May 22nd, in the ballroom.
A buffet offering light hors d'oeuvres will be available while you
catch up with old friends and acquaint yourself with newcomers.
A Canine Free-Style Demonstration will be held for your enjoyment.
No host bar.
Boxed Lunches
– Pre-order by May 1, 2002
Boxes
lunch can be pre-purchased on the Specialty order form for those attending the
Tracking event on Tuesday, May 21st, and the Herding Trial on
Wednesday, May 22nd, or on the insert for the Herding Clinic and
HIC sponsored by the Evergreen Belgian Tervuren Club on Monday, May 20th.
There is a choice of a Roast Beef, Turkey, or Veggie sandwich, with
pasta salad or chips, whole fruit, dessert item, and soft drink.
These must be pre-ordered.
Cost: $10.00.
There
will not be a hospitality suite at this year’s National.
There is a nice Espresso bar at the hotel that offers an assortment of
beverages, including the gourmet coffee drinks that are so popular in the
Northwest and bagels and house-made pastries.
The hotel restaurant will be serving a very nice breakfast buffet each
morning for those interested in a more complete breakfast.
There are also grocery stores and many restaurants within walking
distance. The raffle and auction items will be displayed in a room near
ringside. The room number and the
daily schedule of events will be posted in the main lobby.
For
your convenience the host hotel will provide lunch items for sale at the
agility trial and ringside at the hotel Thursday, May 23rd, through
Sunday, May 26th.
Spirit of the Northwest Salmon Bake-Pre-register by May
1st
You
don’t want to miss this taste of the Northwest on Thursday, May 23rd.
We will gather on the Waterfront Courtyard
overlooking Dyes Inlet to enjoy a deliciously
prepared Salmon barbecued on an open grill that will be served with a
huckleberry BBQ sauce, new red potatoes, corn on the cob, hand-tossed Caesar
Salad, gingered fruit skewers, dinner rolls, dessert, and coffee and tea. Eggplant
Parmesan will be available in lieu of the salmon as a vegetarian option.
You will be entertained by members of a local Native American Tribe who
we have invited to perform some of their ceremonial dances.
No host bar.
Pre-registration:
$27.00 Late registration:
$32.00
Awards Banquet
– Pre-register by May 1, 2002
The
Awards Banquet will be held in the Ballroom Sunday evening, May 26th,
at the conclusion of the Specialty.
You will have a choice of Prime Rib prepared medium rare with a creamed
horseradish sauce, Baked Halibut with a light ginger cream sauce, Mariner
Chicken Breast topped with Portabella mushrooms and feta Dijon sauce, or
Eggplant Parmesan; served with mixed vegetables, baked potato, dinner rolls,
Chocolate Mousse, and coffee and tea. No
host bar.
Pre-registration:
$32.00 Late registration:
$37.00
Chair for all food services:
Nancy McClure
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Catalog Ads – Deadline April 5, 2002
The
ABTC Specialty Catalog has become an annual pictorial that people save and
refer to for many years. Don’t
miss the deadline.
Rates:
Owner/breeder
Commercial
Half page (4 1/2 X 3 1/4”-1 photo)
$30.00 $50.00
Full page (4 1/2 X 7 1/2”-1 photo)
$55.00
$100.00
Two page spread (2 photos)
$100.00 $150.00
Inside back cover (1-photo)
$80.00
$125.00
Additional photos, each
$15.00
$25.00
Send
original photo for best results. Scanned
photos do not reproduce as well but if used, send as a .jpg file saved on a
disk. Color photocopies will not
be accepted.
Send all catalog ads with your check in US funds payable to ABTC 2002
National Specialty to Chair: Sally
Davis, 1762 Bedford Circle, Fort Collins,
CO 80526-2341.
Please waive all signature requirements.
If you have selected a Specialty Package on your Specialty order form,
which includes a catalog ad, please enclose a note with your ad and Sally will
confirm receipt of your payment. No
ad will be published if payment is not received by May 1, 2002.
No refund will be made if your ad is not received by the April 5th
deadline. Photos can be claimed
at the National or include a self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Unclaimed photos become the property of the ABTC Archives.
Contact Sally at: pendragonterv@mindspring.com.
Catalog Sales – Pre-order by May 1, 2002
Pre-paid
catalogs will be available for pick up at posted hours beginning Tuesday, May
21st. Catalogs may
also be purchased at the various event sites.
Catalogs computer marked by the Superintendent will only be made for
those that pre-order and will be mailed following the Specialty.
Please mark your Specialty order form for pre-paid and marked catalogs.
Pre-paid, picked up show
$7.00
Purchased at the show
$10.00
Computer marked, mailed
$15.00
Trophy Donations – Deadline for
acknowledgements May 1st
Trophy
donations are appreciated and needed in many areas. To sponsor a trophy from the list below, please indicate your
request on the Specialty order form and remit the corresponding payment.
If your choice has already been taken, your donation will automatically
be applied to another award or to the General Trophy Fund. We welcome and
encourage donations sponsored by Clubs.
Conformation:
Obedience:
Best
of Breed
$150
High in Trial
$150
Best
of Opposite Sex
$125
High Combined
$75
Best
of Winners
$75
1st in each class
$30
Winners
Dog, Bitch
$60
2nd-4th in each class
$20
Reserve
WD, WB
$40
Agility:
1st
in each class
$30
1st in each class
$30
2nd-4th
in each class
$20
2nd-4th in each class $20
Best Junior Handler
$40
Herding:
Sweepstakes: High in Trial $150
Best
Puppy, Veteran
$50
Reserve
High in Trial
$75
BOS
Puppy, Veteran
$30
1st in each class
$30
Tracking: 2nd – 5th in each class $20
Qualifiers $30
Chair:
Jocelyn Sutton
twtervuren@aol.com
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Belgian Tervuren Bas-Relief Sculpture
(click here)
Available in Black-washed or Terra-cotta. Each piece is individually created. As with any hand-crafted piece of art, slight variations are normal and acceptable and make for their individual uniqueness.
Price: $45.00,
plus $12.50 handling and shipping each, if shipped.
Embroidered Heavy-weight Burly Fleece
Pull-overs (click here)
Embroidered with the Specialty Logo (above center). Offered in two styles, a Quarter-zip with pockets and polar fleece collar or a 2-button Henley with plaid flannel placket. Both styles are available in oatmeal or gray heather, in sizes small through 3X.
Price: $50.00,
plus $4 handling and shipping each, if shipped.
Silk Screened T-shirt with the Specialty Logo
(click here)
Available in Spruce, Stone-washed Blue, or Sand, in sizes small through 2X. Also available in Natural in size 3X only.
Price:
$15.00, plus $4.00 handling and shipping for 1–3, if shipped.
Silk Screened Agility T-shirt (click
here) v
Design by: Bonnie Davis
Available in blue, sizes small through 2X.
Price: $15.00, plus $4.00 handling and shipping for 1-3, if shipped.
v The t-shirt offered in the specialty packages will have the National
Logo, no substitutions. If you
would also like to order a t-shirt with the agility design, please add it on
the Specialty order form as an additional item.
There
are photos of most of these items at our link on the ABTC website:
www.abtc.org or, by going to our site directly at:
abtc2002national01.tripod.com.
The
embroidered shirts and sculptures are made to order. Pre-ordering early is strongly recommended to assure
availability.
All
prices are quoted in US dollars. Handling
and shipping prices are for orders shipped within the US.
Please provide a physical address for the sculptures, which are sent by
UPS ground. Contact Norma Schnars
to make arrangements for special shipping or for shipments outside of the US.
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Raffle –
deadline for donations May 1, 2002
We would love to accept your donations for the raffle. Any artwork, books, videos, training or grooming items, clothing, toys, jewelry, etc., are encouraged. You may also donate money to have items purchased. Tickets can be purchased on the order form or at the show for $1 each or for $10 for an “arm’s length” (15 tickets).
Please
arrange to transport your donation(s) to the Specialty or send them for
delivery by May 1st to Chair:
Penny Jo Britton, 32329 Whitman Lake Dr., Graham, WA 98338.
Contact Penny at spirittervs@hotmail.com
Silent Auction
– deadline for donations May 1, 2002
Items
for the silent auction will be on display and available for bids beginning
Thursday, May 23rd. These
will consist of high interest items, which will without a doubt, create a
great deal of fun that you won’t want to miss out on. Bidding will close on Sunday, May 26th, the time to be posted
at the show. Items must be paid
for and picked up at the show; deadline will also be posted. If items are not picked up by the specified time the next
highest bidder will be awarded the item.
If you are interested in donating special items for the silent auction,
please contact Chair: Penny Jo Britton
spirittervs@hotmail.com
Booth / Vendor Sales – deadline May 1, 2002
Limited vendor space will be available inside the host hotel. If you are interested in obtaining booth space please contact Chair: Penny Jo Britton, spirittervs@hotmail.com
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From the
Seattle-Tacoma Airport: Deadline
May 1, 2002
To arrange for transportation to and from the Seattle-Tacoma Airport and
the host hotel you must make reservations by May 1, 2002.
One
way fares:
1 person
$37.50, plus $5.00 per dog
2 or more people $25.00/person,
plus $5,00 per dog
To
reserve transportation please contact Chair: Judy Marquardt by
May 1, 2002. Judy will need the
flight information for your arrival and your departure, the number of people
traveling in your party, and the number of dogs that you will be transporting.
Any cancellations or changes either for your arrival or departure must
be made 2 weeks prior to your arrival. Contact
Judy at michael.judy@verizon.net.
Volunteers are still needed and welcomed in many areas to assure the smooth flow of all events. We would greatly appreciate your assistance. Your participation will enhance your overall experience as well as that of all those who attend. Please offer your services by signing up on the Specialty order form. A specialty gift will be given to those who volunteer their time and participation.
Chair: Judy Marquardt michael.judy@verizon.net
The following items will be available starting
Wednesday, May 22nd:
For a $25.00 rental fee per item listed below:
36” Wire-crate
8 panel 48” ex-pen
Grooming table with arm
Blowers will be available by the hour, for $5.00 for 2 hours
Only those items reserved will be available at the
show.
Contact Pat Click directly at 509-246-1451
to reserve equipment.
3-C’s
Pet Supplies, 19345 Rd A.3. NE, Soap
Lake, WA 98851.
Judges’
Education Seminar
This
seminar and ring-side mentoring is intended for individuals currently judging
or applying to judge. If you would like to attend the Judges’ Education
Seminar please contact Leslie Earl at
707-678-3712 or Pat Weymouth at
714-544-2459.
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Other things you should know
Bait: Complimentary fresh liver and Great Bait® will be available at ringside for exhibitors.
Climate:
Be
prepared for anything. This is a
time of year when we can have beautiful, warm, sunny weather.
But, it is the Pacific Northwest, famous for rain and showers.
Evenings are usually still cool at this time of year.
Normal highs for the month range in the mid 60’s and lows are
typically in the mid 40’s. Normal
precipitation for the month is reportedly 2.2 inches.
We are also on the water so cool breezes could very well be a factor.
Combined with possible rain it might get down right cold.
Dressing in layers is highly recommended.
This is so you can add and remove layers as needed.
Under
extreme weather conditions, outdoor events held at the host hotel may be moved
indoors.
Dog Food and Water
will not be sold at the Show. You
will be able to purchase these at the grocery & pet supply stores near the street from
the host hotel.
Ex-Pens may be used outdoors
during the day at the host hotel to contain dogs only.
Dogs, however, will need to be pottied in designated areas.
The hotel will run the sprinklers on the lawn each night so all ex-pens
and equipment will need to be removed in the evening.
Grooming is not allowed in the
rooms. Please comply with the
ABTC standards of conduct (refer to back inside cover of this brochure) and
uphold our excellent reputation as guests at our National Specialty sites.
There will be a designated outdoor grooming area available with tents,
power, bathing facilities, and limited tables and blowers.
Returned Checks: Checks received by the
Specialty committee that are returned by the bank unpaid will be dealt with in
accordance with ABTC policy, i.e., if a bad check is not made good, loss of
membership privileges will occur. A
penalty fee of $20.00 shall be charged for each bad check received.
Website: Please visit us at our link on the ABTC website, www.abtc.org or by
going directly to: abtc2002national01.tripod.com.
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To the Westcoast Silverdale
Hotel at 3073 Bucklin Hill Rd:
From the Seattle-Tacoma Airport it’s about 60 miles to the host hotel. From the airport follow the signs to the freeways. Get onto I-5 going southbound. Continue on I-5 South approximately 20 miles to exit 132, in Tacoma.
Exit I-5 at exit 132, Gig Harbor, Bremerton, and merge onto SR-16 (West). Continue 26.7 miles on SR-16 to SR-3. Stay to the left and follow the signs marked Hood Canal Bridge. Continue 8.7 miles on SR-3. Exit at NW Newberry Hill Rd and turn right at the bottom of the ramp onto Silverdale Way NW. Go 1 mile then turn right onto NW Bucklin Hill Rd. Go about 1 block to the hotel on the right.
Driving, from I-5: (see 2nd
paragraph above)
From the Ferries:
From
the Seattle/Bremerton Ferry:
Exit ferry and continue forward leading onto Washington St.
Take Washington to 6th Street and turn left.
6th will turn into Kitsap Way.
Continue on Kitsap Way to Hwy 3 North.
Continue on Hwy 3 to the Newberry Hill Road Exit.
Turn right at the bottom of the ramp onto Silverdale Way.
Follow Silverdale Way about 1 mile to Bucklin Hill Road.
Turn right and go about 1 block to the hotel on the right.
From
the Seattle/Bainbridge Ferry:
Exit ferry and continue forward leading onto Hwy 305.
Follow Hwy 305 North off Bainbridge Island and through Poulsbo.
Take the Hwy 3 South exit and continue on Hwy 3 to the Kitsap Mall
Exit. Turn left off the exit onto
Kitsap Mall Blvd. Follow this to
Silverdale Way and turn right. Follow
Silverdale Way to Bucklin Hill Road and turn left. The hotel is about 1 block on the right.
From
the Edmonds/Kingston Ferry:
Exit the ferry and follow Bond Road (Hwy 104) to Hwy 305 – 9 miles.
Turn right onto Hwy 305 and follow to Hwy 3 South.
Continue to Kitsap Mall Exit. Turn
left onto Kitsap Mall Blvd. Follow
this to Silverdale Way and turn right. Follow Silverdale Way to Bucklin Hill Road and turn left.
The hotel is about 1 block on the right.
A place on the ferries is first come/first load – you cannot make reservations. The WSF (Washington State Ferries – www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/ ) recommends you arrive at the ferry landing 20 minutes prior to sailing. But this is not guaranteed if those who precede you meet capacity. Many people commute to work using the ferries so plan accordingly. You will need cash or a travelers’ check to pay the fare. The fare varies depending upon the size of the vehicle and number of passengers. It is highly recommended to visit the WSF website prior to your arrival in Washington for schedules, estimated wait times and fares.
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Directions to the Show sites (continued)
To the Agility Trial at 1200 NW Fairgrounds Rd,
Bremerton:
From the host hotel turn right onto NW Bucklin Hill Road.
Go .7 miles and turn right onto Tracyton Blvd NW.
Go about 1.2 miles and turn left onto Fairgrounds Road. Go about 1/4
mile and look for the Agility Trial signs at the fairgrounds on the left.
To the Tracking
Trial staging site at 9090
Old Olympic Hwy, Sequim:
From the host hotel plan about 1 1/2 hours. Turn left onto Bucklin Hill Rd.
Turn right onto Silverdale Way then left onto Poplars Ave.
Turn left onto Kitsap Mall Blvd, which becomes Clear Creek Rd.
Take the Hwy 3 freeway entrance towards Hood Canal Bridge.
Go 14 miles on Hwy 3 then turn left onto Hwy 104.
Go about 16 miles to US-101. Take
Hwy 101 about 20 miles to the Sequim Ave N exit. Turn right off the exit and
follow this road to Old Olympic Hwy. Turn
left and continue on this to the Sequim
Valley Foursquare church,
on the left.
Hotels near the tracking sites that accept dogs:
EconoLodge 360-683-7113,
801 E. Washington, Sequim, WA
Ramada Inn
360-683-1775, 1095 E. Washington, Sequim, WA
To the Herding
Trial at 2720 Thompson Rd,
Langley on Whidbey Island: Plan at least 2 1/2 hours
from the Host Hotel. From the
hotel you can choose to drive around the south end of the Puget Sound but plan
for heavy commuter traffic into and through both Tacoma and Seattle.
You can also take any of the ferries that go over to the Seattle side
of the Sound.
From Edmonds, Seattle, or points south go north on I-5 to exit 189, Hwy
526, Mukilteo/Whidbey Island Ferry (just south of Everett).
Merge onto Hwy 526 and continue 3.9 miles.
Following the signs to the ferry turn right onto 84th St SW.
Go .4 miles and turn right onto Mukilteo Speedway, Hwy 525.
Continue 2 miles to the Ferry dock.
Take the Mukilteo/Clinton Ferry. In
Clinton turn right on Thompson Rd approximately .4 miles from the ferry
landing and follow signs to the trial site (approximately 8 miles from the
ferry landing).
A place on the ferries is first come/first load – you cannot make reservations. The WSF (Washington State Ferries – www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/ ) recommends you arrive at the ferry landing 20 minutes prior to sailing. But this is not guaranteed if those who precede you meet capacity. Many people commute to work using the ferries so plan accordingly. You will need cash or a travelers’ check to pay the fare. The fare varies depending upon the size of the vehicle and number of passengers. It is highly recommended to visit the WSF website prior to your arrival in Washington for schedules, estimated wait times and fares.
Hotels near the herding Trial that accept
dogs:
Drakes Landing 360-221-3999, 203 Wharf St, Langley, WA
Harbour
Inn Motel 360-331-6900, 1606 E Main St, Freeland, WA
Iverness
Inn 360-321-5521, 15630 SR
525, Langley, WA
Please
refer to the premium for alternate routes to the herding site.
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Friday
afternoon, take a 2 1/2 hour harbor cruise with a narrated tour of the Bremerton
Naval Ship Yard. The boat
will pick you up and drop you off at the park near the host hotel.
Please pre-register on the Specialty order form by May 1, 2002.
Cost: $10.00. For
additional information contact: Nancy McClure, monarchterv@thurston.com
Whale and Nature Cruises – Plan a day to take a cruise where you have a
chance of seeing Orcas (killer), Minke, and Gray whales, seals, eagles,
assorted seabirds, and other wildlife as well as the beautiful scenery.
Several charter outfits that you might contact are:
Captain
Jack’s Sea Charters 866-672-2522,
www.cpt-jack.com
P. S. Express
360-385-5288, pugetsoundexpress.com
You can take a ferry from Port Angeles over to Vancouver
Island,
British Colombia where you will find a bit of old England in the charming port
city of Victoria. The residents
even speak with an English accent. Take
afternoon tea at the Empress Hotel or, check out the Royal Provincial Museum,
the Parliament Buildings, and Chinatown.
A visit to the renowned Butchart Gardens with its Japanese, Italian,
Rose, and Sunken gardens is always a highlight.
You will need a passport or birth certificate as well as another
picture ID to come back in through U.S. Customs.
You can drive or take a ferry over to Seattle.
Visit the Pike Place Market, the
Seattle Art Museum and the Aquarium. Or,
go to Pioneer Square and the Underground tour.
Take the monorail to the Seattle Center and go up the Space Needle for
a 360° panoramic view taking in the sites and spectacular scenery.
While there, visit the many exhibits and IMAX theater at the Pacific
Science Center or, check out the Experience Music Project, both in the shadow
of the Space Needle. If you’re
into aviation visit the Museum of Flight at Boeing field in Seattle or take
the Boeing Tour at Paine field in Everett.
Explore the Olympic Peninsula and the rugged coastal beaches of
the Pacific. Hike in the
rainforest or Hurricane Ridge in the Olympic mountain range. Visit charming waterfront towns such as Gig Harbor, Poulsbo,
and Port Townsend.
Mount
St. Helens, site of the May 18, 1980
volcanic eruption will take your breath.
The force of the eruption and the devastation it left behind is
awesome, while incredible. You
can view it from any of the various visitor centers, by hiking, or by taking a
tour of the area by air.
Visit
the National Parks of Mt. Rainier, highest peak of the lower 48 states.
There are several visitor centers and countless hiking opportunities.
You can also take a scenic drive to Crystal Mountain Ski resort where
you can hike or take a chair lift up to the top for a spectacular view of Mt.
Rainier, Mount St. Helens, and many of the other peaks of Washington and
Oregon.
Please refer to our website for
links to many of the local attractions.
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We feel very fortunate to be able to use the
Westcoast Silverdale Hotel as our Specialty site. This hotel does not normally accept dogs but agreed to give
us an opportunity to show them that we will be welcomed guests.
Since we contracted with them, several other breeds
have scheduled their Specialties at this hotel. As their first Specialty, please, help us to demonstrate that
the Hotel Management made a wise decision and perhaps they will pass along a
good recommendation throughout their chain of hotels for possible future
specialty sites.
Policy
on Standards of Behavior by ABTC Members attending National (and other)
Specialty Shows
The ABTC has an excellent history of maintaining its
Specialty headquarters and show site in good condition.
Rings, grooming areas and hotel rooms occupied by its members are
expected to be left with no appreciable damage, and as clean as possible, after
the Specialty is over. As a measure of insuring that this standard will be met, the
Club, as a matter of policy sets forth the following standards of behavior.
1.
No dog should be left uncrated in a hotel room in the absence of the room
occupants at any time.
2.
Dogs that constitute a nuisance to the other occupants of the hotel by
continual barking or howling, may subject their owners to being removed by the
hotel.
3.
There will be no extensive grooming of dogs in the hotel rooms.
Grooming will be permitted only in the areas set aside for that purpose.
4.
No dogs should be washed in hotel bathtubs, and hotel towels should not
be used on dogs for drying them or any other purpose.
5.
The external and internal premises of the hotel and show site shall be
kept free of debris and feces caused by the presence of dogs attending the
Specialty.
6.
The Club will provide a committee to inspect rooms upon member checkout,
either separately from, or in concert with, designated member from the hotel
staff. Should any room or its
contents exhibit signs of unusual wear or damage because of the presence of a
dog or dogs, the occupant of that room may be held up to censure by the Club and
shall recompense the hotel for all damages.
Offenders may be censured, held in suspension of membership, or expelled
from membership in the ABTC should the circumstances warrant.
7.
While the ABTC cannot assume legal responsibility for the actions of
individual persons attending one of its national specialties, it does
assume ethical responsibility for their actions.
It will make every effort to assure that any offending person make
redress to the hotel or show site in the event that he/she is responsible for
damage to the premises.
8.
The ABTC urges its member to carefully inspect their rooms prior to
checkout.
All members of the ABTC
are expected to adhere to these Standards.
Exhibitors are requested not to bring litter of
puppies to the Show Headquarters.
Non-ABTC members attending the Specialty will be held
accountable to these Standards.
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