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West Highland White Terrier Club of Northern IL

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Upcoming Events

Annual Election Brunch
Sunday, January 4, 2009
10:30 am – 1:30 pm

Two Chefs Cafe
3 South Center Street
Bensenville , IL (630)766-6030

Please come and join us for food and good time with your fellow Westie owners.
A general club meeting will be held to elect a new Board and vote on new members.

Raffle and Door Prizes

RSVP By: January 2, 2009
Click here for the more information.

Cost: $24 per person

Menu: Eggs, bacon, sausage, chicken, pasta, fresh fruit, juice, coffee, and other assorted items

Club Fund Raiser - Sweatshirts and Fleece Vests

Hooded Zippered Sweatshirts - $45
Fleece Vests - $50 

See order form for details

 

Mark your calendars for more upcoming events!

Click here to see photos from our 2007 Specialty.
Click here to see photos from our 2006 Specialty.
Click here to see photos from our 2005 Specialty.
Click here to see photos from our 2004 Specialty.

We are Westie enthusiasts dedicated to showing the world the wonders of West Highland White Terriers

A Little History          

This club is the result of a merger of two clubs. The first group, known as the West Highland White Terrier Club of Illinois, disbanded after two specialty shows in 1948 and then reactivated in May 1962 with Mrs. Mary Kay Fischer as president.  The second group, the Land of Lincoln West Highland White Terrier Club incorporated in the same area in October, 1967, led by Peggy Haas as President.  After the memberships approved the merger and a name change, the West Highland White Terrier Club of Northern Illinois, was incorporated in May, 1968.  Al Fischer was president and Peggy Haas was vice-president.  Dorothy Hardcastle, designed our club's logo and newsletter the "Highlights".  The West Highland White Terrier Club of Northern, Illinois held its first specialty show on June 3, 1973, and hosted the National Roving Specialty in June 1972 and June 1992. 
(Historical Information provided by:  Daphne Gentry and the WHWTCA 2000 yearbook.)

Page updated:  11/18/2008