Dog Events Event
OHIO
GEM CITY DOG OBEDIENCE CLUB
DAYTON (I) CONF JS
Nov 7; S1 Teresa Kocher JS GUARD SCENT SIGHT GUN NORTH (except AE) HERD (except BSD) TERR COMP Entries 7:30-8:30 am Show 9:30 am
Nov 7; S2 David Arthur JS GUARD SCENT SIGHT GUN NORTH (except AE) HERD (except BSD) TERR COMP Entries 9:30-10:30 am Show 11:30 am
Nov 8; S1 Diana Allen JS GUARD SCENT SIGHT GUN NORTH HERD (except BSD) TERR COMP Entries 7:30-8:30 am Show 9:30 am
Nov 8; S2 Joseph Allen JS GUARD SCENT SIGHT GUN NORTH HERD (except BSD) TERR COMP Entries 9:30-10:30 am Show 11:30 am
DOS $25; JS $10; PE $20 received by October 21, 2009
Gem City Training Building, 1654 Springfield St 45402; From the North: 1-75 South to Stanley Ave East. Take Stanley Ave East to First Street. Make a left on First Street. First Street dead ends onto Springfield St. Left on Springfield St. for 1+ miles. Building is on the right. Across the street from the Ohio E-Check station. From the South: 1-75 North to First Street. Follow above directions. Located in the rear of the building beyond the fence.
Chairperson: Jennifer Scott (937) 602-6170 sscott21375@woh.rr.com
Event Secretary: Tami Woodrow, 7065 Woodcroft Dr, Englewood OH 45322 tbrown2126@aol.com
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