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Thank you for visiting the Northstar Newfoundland Club Website!!!
The Club welcomes individuals interested in Newfoundlands--whether they have a Newf or are just
trying to learn about the breed. The Club hosts social activities such as educational meetings, picnics, and participation
in organized activities such as parades.
Please browse the site and its links for more information about the Club, its activities, and information regarding Newfoundlands.
**Mark your
calendars** Saturday, June 21, 2008 -- Membership
meeting & picnic, Cambridge, MN. Annual event that follows the Cambridge dog show. Fun for the whole family.
Isanti County Fairgrounds, 3101 NE Highway 95 in Cambridge. We will meet at the shelter on the north side of the grounds
near camping & RVs. 10:00 am - Conformation - Supported Entry in Ring 2 11:30 am - Pot Luck
Picknic - Bring a dish to share, beverages provided! 12:30 pm - Membership meeting 1:30 pm - Newfie games &
fun match For more info, contact Susan Wagner @ 320-280-9473
Saturday, July 19, 2008 - Water Training workshop in Ham Lake, , MN. Event Hosts are Gary & Rhonda
Kern. Trainers are Andre and Ann Lapeyre and Ann Dunnigan. A great day for dogs & owners of all levels of
experience! For complete information, including a registration form, click HERE.
Check out our new Bulletin Board page for a new Items
Wanted section!
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needed! The Club is looking for individuals interested
in serving on a Newf Rescue Exploratory Committee. The role of this committee is still undefined, but
we are basically looking to re-work our Rescue Committee--redefine our goals, identify people interested in contributing,
and form a committee. If interested, please contact one of the Board Members. | | Do you have pictures or information for our website
or Newfsletter? Forward to website@northstarnewfclub.org or newfsletter@northstarnewfclub.org |
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"Beauty without vanity, strength without insolence,
courage without ferocity, and all the virtues of man without his vices." -- Lord Byron, inscribed on his beloved Newfoundland's
gravestone.
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