Election of Officers and Directors were held and your
Officers and Directors for 2012 are:
| Officers: |
| President |
Betty McArthur |
| Vice President |
Jerry Burge |
| Secretary |
Pamela Jewell |
| Treasurer |
Deborah Knous |
| Directors: |
| Sue Sweeney |
| Freddi Miller |
| Nancee Taveres |
| Lynn Cantrell |
| Ken McArthur |
We thank Alice Ramsauer who has retired from the Board after serving for such a long time. We all know that Alice will still be at every function volunteering to do something as she always has.
Jerry Burge had reported that the City and County of Los Angeles has enacted a spay-neuter law. The CDOC did fight this legislature, but lost. They will try again and could use donations to help in their efforts to stop this.
Debby Knous and Pam Jewell will again be setting up an information booth at the Golden Gate Show January 28th & 29th. They could use some volunteers to come and share a little time in manning the table. If you are interested in helping out please contact Debby and/or Pam either by phone or email
We had also received a request for 2nd Versatility Award from the STCA. This person was listed in the Awards catalog but the information had not been sent to us.. It has been taken care of and the award has been sent to:
Mary Helen Rice
For
Ch. Campbell’s Einstein’s Theory
CD-RE-NA-NAJ
Congratulation Mary Helen for a great accomplishment.
The meeting ended with the following Brags!
The San Francisco Bay Scottish Terrier Club featured Walkers’ Scottie Dogs at their Fall Specialty 2011. The Sweeney Family was kind enough to send a photo of their two Scotties, Tyler (left) and Abagayle sitting on the front porch.
Betty McArthur donated for- Ken rescuing a Possum and –for the article in the Press Democrat about Nancee Taveres donating the jewelry she makes from beads,crystals etc to local non- profit groups such as Petaluma People Services;; Wildlife Rescue;; Petaluma Woman’s Clubs etc. 11 organizations to date for their fund raisers.
Gem of an idea: Petaluma crafter donates jewelry to charity
Nancee Tavares, the retired manager of Petaluma Animal Services, now makes jewelry that she donates to good causes.