Capital City Cocker Club, Inc.
IN MEMORIAM
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Capital City Cocker Club, Inc.
elcome to the Capital City Cocker Club Web Site. CCCC is a non-profit organization for people in the Washington DC area interested in the Cocker Spaniel. The Club publishes a newsletter, The Cocker Chatter, and hosts numerous events, including Conformation Specialities, Obedience Trials, Agility Trial,s, an annual Eye Clinic, and Fun Matches.
This web site is a resource for people interested in the Club, Cocker Spaniels, and the betterment of the Breed. It contains information on the issues and activities involving the Club and the Cocker Spaniel.
The Capital City Cocker Club was founded in April, 1939 and chartered in The District of Columbia in 1940 to encourage responsible and quality breeding of purebred Cocker Spaniels, to showcase these successes in annual shows, and to promote activities that enhance the natural abilities of the cocker as a sporting, performance and companion dog.
We welcome members who will embrace these aims through support of our club and it's functions. Our members agree to abide by our Constitution and By-Laws and to fulfill all obligations of membership in the club.
CCCC NEWS and EVENTS
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CCCC 2012 Agility Trials
Saturday, Sunday, and Monday
May 26-28, 2012
Please join us at the Capital City Cocker Club's AKC All-Breed and Mixed Breed Agility Trials to be held on May 26-28, 2012 at the Fredericksburg Field House in Fredericksburg, VA.
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CCCC Conformation Shows, Obedience Trials, and Rally Trials
Information coming soon!
Prince William County Fairgrounds
10624 Dumfries Road (Route 234 Business)
2 Miles South of Manassas Virginia 20110
Directions and further information in the Premium List
Friday and Saturday CCCC 81st and 82nd Speciality Shows
Sunday supported entry with Mattaponi Kennel Club
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A message from the President
The core reason for the Capital City Cocker Club to exist is the same as it was when the club was created more than 70 years ago -- to promote the enjoyment of the Cocker Spaniel and the breed's many loving qualities.
Whether club members are involved in conformation, obedience, rally, agility, field work, therapy, rescue, or any other venues, the club's focus continues to be the versatility and joyfulness of our Cocker Spaniel companions.
Members are encouraged to celebrate the endeavors of those involved with Cocker Spaniels and the sport of purebred dogs, no matter where those endeavors may take them. We ask that they participate in as many club activities as their personal schedules will allow. And that they be good examples of sportsmanship and treat other members with respect and civility.
For those who are not yet members, the club invites you to come with us on our journey of the enjoyment of the Cocker Spaniel -- the smallest of the sporting dogs which have the biggest, loving hearts and a merry attitude that just never quits!
New members and ideas are always welcome. All we ask is that you love your dogs and are willing to work in the best interest of the breed, the club and purebred dogs.
Diane Kepley
President
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Officers 2010-2011
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President
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Diane Kepley, Westhaven
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Vice President
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Bill Gorodner, Gings
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Secretary
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Nancy Bean
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Treasurer
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Felicia Mazur
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Directors at Large:
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Shirley Murphy
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Christal Stanbrough, Jigsaw
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Beth Slagle, Landmark
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John Moore
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