PREMIUM LIST Events #2019115216 and #2019115217,

#2019115218 and #2019115219

Collie Club of America AKC Licensed Herding Tests and Trials

Friday and Saturday, March 22-23, 2019

OPEN TO ROUGH AND SMOOTH COLLIES ONLY

Tests and Trials will be held OUTDOORS at

Agility At The Farm

8N 861 Burlington Road

Campton Hills, IL 60140

Test/Trial Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Entries limited to a total of

45 runs per day for sheep test and trial classes, and

50 runs per day for duck classes.

ENTRIES CLOSE 5:00 p.m. CST Monday, March 4, 2019 after which time entries cannot be accepted, changed, canceled or

substituted

Drawing for running order to be held March 6, 2019,

at 8:00 p.m. at 22W462 Sycamore Dr., Glen Ellyn, IL

Certification: Permission has been granted by the American

Kennel Club for the holding of this event under American

Kennel Club Rules and Regulations.

Collie Club of America Officers

President ......................................................................................... Gwen Means

1st VP ................................................................................... Sue Wyglendowski

Secretary ................. Jane Clymer, 3385 Upland Road, Lost Springs, KS 66859

Treasurer: .................. Michael Esch, 20 Wooden Lane, Lambertville NJ 08530

AKC Delegate ............................................................................. John G. Buddie

Directors at Large........................................ Maria (Lily) Russell, Dan Cardoza

Host Show Committee Kelly Montgomery ......................................................... Chair 515-708-0807

Jean Framke ................................................................. Co-Chair 708-692-7404

3341 192nd Street, Homewood, IL 60430

E-mail: showchairs@ccanational2019.org

Herding Test/Trial Committee

Trial Chairman: Beth Elliott,

16375 Roller Coaster Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80921

trinitycollies@comcast.net (630) 673-7643

Trial Secretary: Robert Olson, 817 Ogden Ave #3549, Lisle, IL 60532-8549

secretary@livetrial.net (630) 790-8426

Other committee members: Co-Chairman Deanne Levenhagen;

Jill McAdams Hansrote, Sally Richardson, Donna Darland

JUDGES

Events will run concurrently.

Classes offered:

Herding Tested, Pre-Trial test - sheep

Trial Classes:

Course A: Started, Intermediate & Advanced – Sheep & Ducks

Course B: Started, Intermediate & Advanced – Sheep & Ducks

ENTRY FEES:

HT/PT and Sheep Trial classes: $45.00 per entry per day

Duck Trial classes: $45.00 per entry per day

Drawing for running order will take place at the home of the Trial Secretary

on March 6, 2019, at 8:00 p.m.

No dog may be entered in two classes on the same course with the same kind of

stock under the same judge.

LIVESTOCK:

Sheep (Southdown x Khatadin Crosses) 3-5 head per run

$ Value: $250.00 / head for death or injury requiring after care

Ducks (call) 5 head per run

$ Value: $50/head for death or injury requiring after care

FIELD DIMENSIONS: HT 100x100, PT 100x200,

A Sheep 180x230, A Ducks 100x83

Friday Saturday

A & B Sheep

Brian Wistrom #37580,

5652 Clinton Ave.

Minneapolis, MN 55419-1454

Debbie Ekstrom #98355

17208 Lincoln Rd,

Harvard, IL 60033-9668

A & B Ducks Debbie Ekstrom Brian Wistrom

Test Classes Debbie Ekstrom Brian Wistrom

Notices to Exhibitors

ALL DOGS PRESENT MUST BE HELD ON LEASH OR OTHERWISE RE-

STRICTED EXCEPT WHEN WORKING STOCK. Under NO circumstance will

dogs be allowed to disturb the resting stock or interfere outside the arena with

another dog’s performance in the arena. Any dogs aggressive to persons or stock

will be removed. (See Chapter 1, Section 20 of the AKC Herding Regulations).

American Kennel Club Rules regarding Conduct will be strictly enforced.

This club does not agree to arbitrate claims as set forth on the official AKC entry

form for this event.

PLEASE FILL OUT ENTRY FORM LEGIBLY AND COMPLETELY.

There will be no refunds for duplicate entries or errors on entry forms.

Alternates List: Runs limited to 50. Entries received after the numerical limits

have been reached but prior to closing will be placed on an alternates list. If you

DO NOT wish to be on the alternates list, please enclose a signed statement to that

effect with your entry. The alternates list will be used to fill vacancies in the drawn

running order, with the first available alternate entry replacing the first vacancy

in the class entered.

Per Chapter 1, Section 13 of the Herding Regulations, “In tests and for move-ups

from a test class to a trial class, alternate entries shall be given priority over dogs

that are eligible to be moved-up. Within the trial classes, requests to move-up shall

be given priority over alternate entries.

Alternates will be permitted to run if there is an absentee in an earlier class

(provided the alternate’s class has not begun) which was not filled on the same

course, same type of livestock and under the same Judge, or if a dog has been

marked absent with the Event Secretary prior to the beginning of the alternate’s

class.”

Entry fees will be refunded for alternates whose dogs do not run.

Bitches in season will be placed at the end of the running order in test classes

and run in catalog order in trial classes. Please notify Trial Secretary if your bitch

is in season.

Exhibitors should follow their veterinarians’ recommendation to assure their dogs

are free of internal and external parasites, any communicable diseases, and have

appropriate vaccinations.

The Collie Club of America and site owners assume no responsibility for any loss,

damage or injury sustained by exhibitors, handlers or spectators, or by any of their

dogs or property.

THERE WILL BE NO REFUND, AFTER CLOSING DATE, OF ANY DOG ACCEPTED IN THE TRIAL IF NO ALTERNATE IS AVAILABLE.

Refunds will be given to alternates unable to run.

This is a working farm, please take care to close and latch all gates.

PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING SHADE, WATER, CHAIRS AND RAINGEAR.

Mail all entries with fees payable to Collie Club of America, Inc.

to:

Event Secretary: Robert Olson - CCA

817 Ogden Ave #3549

Lisle, IL 60532-8549

Agility and Herding Exhibitors: Please write separate checks for herding and

agility. Do not combine entry fees for both venues in a single check.

Email will be used as a primary means of communication if an email address is

listed on the entry form unless entrant requests otherwise.

Entries not on official AKC entry forms or photocopies of entry forms

without the Agreement and Rules on the official AKC entry form are not

acceptable.

Telephone, incomplete or unsigned entries cannot be accepted.

All entry fees payable in US funds. Entries without full fees will not be ac-

cepted.

Returned checks do not constitute a valid entry. The Secretary will add a

collection fee to the amount of each returned check. Subsequent returned checks

from the same exhibitor may result in the maker’s entries being accepted on a

CASH ONLY basis.

Errors on Entry Forms: Owners are responsible for errors in filling out entry

forms, whoever may make such errors. No entry fee will be refunded in case of any

such errors after the closing date.

ENTRIES CLOSE Monday, March 4, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. CST. Acknowledge-

ment of entries will be made as soon as is practical.

Declination of entries: The Committee may decline any entries for cause and

may refuse to receive or may remove any dog on account of disease, viciousness, or

other cause, and no one shall have recourse against the CCA, any official thereof,

or any judge.

Entry fees shall not be refunded in the event that a dog is absent, disqualified,

excused by a Veterinarian, Judge, or Tester, or barred from competition by action

of the Test/Trial Committee. If because of riots, civil disturbances, or other acts

beyond the control of the organizing committee, it is impossible to open or complete

the test/trial, no refund of entry will be made. Extreme weather conditions, includ-

ing, but not limited to, snow storms, hurricanes, lightning, extreme temperatures,

must be considered for the health and safety of the dogs, livestock, exhibitors, judg-

es and spectators. The well-being of dogs, livestock, exhibitors and spectators is of

paramount importance. In the event it is necessary to cancel or stop the test/trial

before completion, no refund of entry fee will be made.

VETERINARIAN (on call):

VCA Aurora Animal Hospital

2600 W Galena Blvd

Aurora, IL 60506

630-301-6100

PHOTOGRAPHER:

Whitney Rupp- Chops Photography

https://www.chopsphoto.com/

Official show win photographs must be tak-

en by David Sombach at CCA in Peoria.

Collie Club of America

Campton Hills, IL

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MOST VERSATILE COLLIE IN THE 2019 NATIONAL SPECIALTY SHOW

To be eligible for this award a Collie must participate in at least three of the four AKC events offered by the CCA (Breed, Obedience/Rally, Agility or Herding). Sign up for the award at any performance event. You must sign up for the award to be eligible, and signup sheets must be turned in to Jim Smotrel by the end of the agility trial. The detailed rules for determining the winner from the Collies that qualify for the award are given below. Note that weighting fac-tors are used in each of the performance events to recognize the in-creased difficulty of the higher level classes. In the Non-Best of Vari-ety classes, points are awarded based on the number of dogs defeat-ed in the class. All scores will be recorded from the posted Judge's sheets. Jim Smotrel will maintain the official scores at this show. The award presentations will be announced on Saturday, March 30, 2019 in the main conformation ring (Time TBA). MOST VERSATILE COLLIE PRIZES Most Versatile Collie in Show: CCA 15” Silver Plated Loving Cup and Large Rosette. Handcrafted Metal Art of 2019 Show Logo in Small Wood Frame Most Versatile Collie Qualifiers: Qualifying Rosette and Handcrafted Metal Art Barn Star RULES FOR THE MOST VERSATILE COLLIE AWARD To be eligible for this award, your Collie needs a qualifying score in at least three of the four AKC events at the National Specialty. A Collie that receives MVC points in Breed is considered to have re-ceived a qualifying score in that event. Only one score will be count-ed for each event. The Collie obtaining the highest point total will win the award. The following scoring system will apply: Breed: All Collies that are a conformation champion or have at least 5

championship points will receive a minimum of 40 MVC points for entering and showing in a conformation class at the CCA Na-tional.

Collies with less than 5 Championship points will not automati-cally receive any MVC points for showing in a conformation class. Points will only be awarded for placing in a class and de-feating competition.

Since this is an individual award, Brace Class performance do not count. No points will be awarded to Collies entering a con-formation class and not showing (i.e. marked absent).

RULES FOR THE MOST VERSATILE COLLIE AWARD (cont)

In the BOV class and winners competition, points will be awarded as fol-lows: Herding Test and Trial: (No points are awarded for Herding Instinct or Exhibition Only entries) Herding Tested Class: Passing: 50 points Pre-Trial Tested Class: Passing: 50 points Started Trial Class: 90% of total score (out of 100) Intermediate Trial Class: 95% of total score (out of 100) Advanced Trial Class: 100% of total score (out of 100) Obedience & Rally Trial: (Non-Regular Classes (except for Veterans Class) do not count.) Beginner Novice: 40% of total score (out of 200) Novice and Veteran: 45% of total score (out of 200) Graduate Novice: 46% of total score (out of 200) Open and Versatility: 47% of total score (out of 200) Graduate Open: 48% of total score (out of 200) Utility: 50% of total score (out of 200) Rally Novice: 60% of total score (out of 100) Rally Intermediate: 67% of total score (out of 100) Rally Advanced: 75% of total score (out of 100) Rally Excellent: 90% of total score (out of 100) Rally Master: 94% of total score (out of 100) Agility Trial: Standard and JWW Classes, both Regular and preferred: Novice: 90% of total score (out of 100) Open: 95% of total score (out of 100) Excellent/Master/Premier:100% of total score (out of 100) FAST: 125% of total score (out of 80) Time2Beat: 95% (90 + T2B points earned)

Making no cuts: 40 points Reserve Winners: 75 points

Making first cut: 50 points Winners: 80 points

Making second cut: 60 points Best of Winners: 85 points

Making third cut: 70 points BOS to BOV: 90 points

Awards of Merit: 80 points Best of Variety: 100 points

Select Dog or Bitch 85 points

In all other conformation classes, points will be awarded based on the number

of dogs defeated in that class as follows:

No placement: 40 points for conformation Champions

0 points for Collies with fewer than 5 CH points

Placements: Two (2) additional MVC points are awarded for every dog defeated in the class up to a maximum total number of 70 MVC points. (Collies with less than 5 CH points will also receive the base 40 MVC points for placing and defeating dogs in a class.)

ROSETTE PRIZES (both days)

Herding Tests and Pre-Trial Test - Qualifying dogs will receive a Green and

White rosette.

Herding Trial (regular classes) Qualifying dogs will receive a Green rosette.

Placements: 1st Place Blue Rosette

2nd Place Red Rosette

3rd Place Yellow Rosette

4th Place White Rosette

5th Place Pink Rosette

High in Trial Blue, Red, Yellow Rosette

Reserve High in Trial Red, Yellow, White Rosette

New Title Rosette - for any title earned at this event.

THE LOIS RUSSELL PERPETUAL REMEMBRANCE

The Collie Club of Connecticut and the Hartford-Springfield Collie Club

offer The Lois Russell Perpetual Remembrance to honor a gracious lady in

the sport of herding with our beloved breed, the Collie. Lois Russell was

instrumental in her efforts resulting in AKC and CCA adopting herding

as an event to restore our breed’s working heritage. Also, the Collie Club

of Connecticut and the Hartford-Springfield Collie Club wish to pay

tribute to Lois’ ten years of service as Connecticut’s District Director.

The annual winner will receive a copy of the bronze composite relief

casting of the herding scene mounted on the side of The Lois Russell

Perpetual Remembrance to be provided by the Collie Club of Connecticut

and the Hartford-Springfield Collie Club.

The winner must be a CCA member owning the Highest Scoring Collie

with a qualifying score on sheep from any Course A class at the national

herding trial. In years with multiple trials there will be only one

composite relief casting awarded. In the event of a multiple-trial event

creating a tie or a one-day event with tie score classes, the winner is to be

determined by AKC Herding Regulations, Chapter 4, Section 9, “Ties”.

Practice Run Information

Due to limited number of livestock, we regret that practice runs

will not be available.

Other Nationals Premiums

All CCA premiums are available at http://www.ccanational2019.org/

Friday Trophies, Both Trials

High in Trial – Sign with needle felted Collie by Kenleigh Acres

Reserve High in Trial – 20oz travel mug with show logo

Sheep Trial Classes:

First Place – Travel towel w/show logo

Second through Fifth Place – Sherpa Lamb Toy

Duck Trial Classes:

First Place – Travel towel w/show logo

Second through Fifth Place – Bottle Bird Toy

Test Class Qualifiers: Lamb Squooshie Ball

Saturday Trophies, Both Trials

High in Trial – Sign with needle felted Collie by Kenleigh Acres

Reserve High in Trial – 20oz travel mug with show logo

Sheep Trial Classes:

First Place – Travel towel w/show logo

Second through Fifth Place – Nature Sheep Toy

Duck Trial Classes:

First Place – Travel Travel towel w/show logo

Second through Fifth Place – Nature Duck Toy

Test Class Qualifiers: Lamb Squooshie Ball

Trophy Pledges

Joanne Huff & Karen Paul

e-mail: trophies@ccanational2019.org Joanne – 262-878-3580

Please support your 2019 Collie Club of America National Specialty

Show & Trials with a trophy sponsorship!

To view the full list of available placements, please see the CCA

2019 National website at ccanational2019.org . Call or email

Joanne Huff to reserve your choice.

Make Checks Payable to: CCA 2019 Show Account with Trophy in

the memo line.

Send payment to:

Joanne Huff 1705 State Street, Union Grove, WI 53182

For your sponsorship to be included in the catalog, your payment

needs to be received by February 22, 2019

Catalog Sales

Reserved Catalog Reservations will be accepted between

January 2 and March 4, 2019

Pre-ordered Show Catalogs can be designated for pick-up at any

event, PLEASE SPECIFY when ordering.

Pre-ordered Show Catalogs are $15. A limited number of Show Cata-

logs will be available for purchase at each event for $20.

Pre-ordered Invitational Catalogs are $8.00 with the purchase of a reg-

ular show catalog. A limited number of Invitational Catalogs will be availa-

ble for $10.00 at the catalog table in Peoria.

See CCA 2019 National website at ccanational2019.org for Reservation Form

Make Checks Payable to:

CCA 2019 Show Account with Catalog in the memo line

Send Order Form & Payment to:

Joan O’Connor 48W781 Winters Road, Maple Park, IL 60151

Questions: catalogsales@ccanational2019.org

Welcome Bags

Nancy Berg & Jerry Sulewski

e-mail: welcomeparty@ccanational2019.org

Reservations open January 2nd and close March 1st, 2019

Don’t miss out on the CCA 2019 Welcome Bags. Bags will be availa-

ble by reservation only and can be picked up at either the Herd-

ing/Agility events or at the Peoria Civic Center. Please specify

where you will be picking up your bag when reserving. One

bag per person.

See the CCA 2019 National website for more details

Please email your reservation (preferred)

to welcomeparty@ccanational2019.org

or mail to Nancy Berg, 656 Moraine Ct, Colgate, WI 53017

The 2019 National will have one combined Show Catalog that will

include not only Conformation, Junior Showmanship, and

Obedience & Rally entries, but also

Herding and Agility entries. No other

individual event catalogs will be available for Herding & Agility.

CCA 2019 National Show Merchandise

Lenore Owens & Jean Framke

e-mail: merchandise@ccanational2019.org

CCA 2019 logo merchandise will be available for sale online begin-

ning in January. Pre-sales can be shipped in advance of the National

or designated for pick-up in either Peoria or Campton Hills.

See the CCA 2019 National website at ccanational2019.org

for available items, prices and ordering details

Make Checks Payable to: CCA 2019 Show Account

with Merchandise in the memo line

Send payment to:

Lenore Owens 1728 Jeffrey Drive, Lowell, IN 46356

Community Service Project

Karen Soeder & Patt Caldwell

e-mail: community@ccanational2019.org

Please support our

2019 National Specialty Community Service Project.

We have chosen to support the Dream Center Peoria, Basic Human

Needs Program which encompasses The Shelter, The Village and

The HOPE Store. Dream Center Peoria is a faith-based not-for-profit

organization whose mission is to impact individuals and families

in poverty, starting with kids and youth.

Items can be dropped off at any of the 2019 National Events.

Herding / Agility / Conformation / OB-Rally.

Items requested are: New, full-size shampoo, deodorant, body

wash, toothpaste, shaving supplies, diapers, and feminine hy-

giene products. See the CCA 2019 National website at ccana-

tional2019.org for more details.

CCA 2019 Performance Dinner

The Herding and Agility event committees invite you to attend a

Performance Dinner on Saturday evening after the conclusion of

Saturday's Herding Trial (approximately 5:00 pm).

Date: Saturday, March 23, 2019

Place: Agility at the Farm (agility building)

8N861 Burlington Road, Campton Hills IL 60140

Time: After herding is done; approximate time 5:00 PM

Cost: $20.00 per person

Please fill out the performance dinner reservation form below and

send it with your check made out to Donna Darland to:

Donna Darland

N968 Summer Breeze Lane

Greenville, WI 54942

agility@ccanational2019.org 630-715-6325

Don’t wait!!!! Dinner form and payment

MUST be received by March 1, 2019

Note: checks will not be cashed until after March 1st.

Menu:

PERFORMANCE DINNER RESERVATION FORM PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY!!

NAME: ______________________________________________________________

ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________

CITY/STATE/ZIP:_____________________________________________________

PHONE______________________ EMAIL: ________________________________

NUMBER ATTENDING:______________________________________________

Italian Style Buffet Baked Lasagna

Chicken Marsala Ravioli Pomodoro

Caesar Salad Assorted Desserts

Bring your own beverage

CCA Herding Instinct Testing Sunday, March 24, 2019

Open to any collie who is at least 6 months of age. Limited to 40 instinct

runs. Day of registration is allowed if limits have not been reached. Dogs

who pass will get a CCA Herding Instinct Certification. Instinct testing

will run concurrently with the agility trial with some breaks during the

day. Please contact Beth Elliott or Deanna Levenhagen

(herding@ccanational2019.org) with questions. Entry fee is $30 per dog

payable CCA 2019 Show Account. Fill out and return entry form below to

Robert Olson - 817 Ogden Ave #3549, Lisle, IL 60532

Pre-entries must be received by March 16, 2019.

(40’ round pen, dirt/mulch surface, cattle panel fencing, 3-4 head per group)

By signing this form, I release, indemnify and hold harmless, Agility at the Farm,

Laura Kincaid, Collie Club of America and its members from any and all liability,

damage, claim of any nature whatsoever arising out of and in any way related to my

dog’s attendance or participation in the herding instinct test on March 24, 2019,

Agility at the Farm property. I recognize that I am solely responsible for any harm,

injury, personal injury, illness or damage caused by my dog (s). I agree Agility at the

Farm, Laura Kincaid, Collie Club of America and its members do not assume any

liability or responsibility whatsoever for any harm, injury, personal injury, illness,

or damaged caused by my dog (s). I recognize that by attending and/or participating

in this activity it presents some risk of injury and/or illness. I agree that my dog’s

safety is primarily my responsibility. I also understand that if my dog is responsible

for harm to the stock at the cost of $250 to me, the dog’s owner, and that this is

standard and customary at any herding event.

Registered Name:____________________________________________________

Date of Birth______________________________ Sex (circle): M F

Call Name:_______________________________________________

Breeder’s name:______________________________________________________

Sire Name:___________________________________________________________

Dam Name:__________________________________________________________

Owner Name:________________________________________________________

Owner Address:______________________________________________________

Owner Phone #:______________________________________________________

Email: ______________________________________________________________

Signature: ___________________________________________________________

Food:

Lunch will be available for purchase at the show site. Details will be sent

with trial confirmations. Please bring your own beverages. A

performance dinner will be held on Saturday — see details and

reservation form elsewhere in the premium.

Directions to the trial location:

From the North:

Rt 47 South to Burlington Road. Follow the roundabout to Burlington

Road West (first exit). Agility at the Farm is the red building is on the

right side of the road 0.5 miles down.

From the South:

Rt 47 North to Burlington Road, Follow the roundabout to Burlington

Road West (third exit). Agility at the Farm is the red building is on the

right side of the road 0.5 miles down.

From the East:

I90 to Rt. 47 Exit South to Burlington Road. Follow the roundabout to

Burlington Road West (first exit). Agility at the Farm is the red building

is on the right side of the road 0.5 miles down.

From the West:

I90 to Rt. 20 Exit South. 20 will split into 47/20, take the 47 fork.

Continue South to Burlington Road. Follow the roundabout to Burlington

Road West (first

exit). Agility at the

Farm is the red

building is on the

right side of the road

0.5 miles down.

Hotels: Please check with individual hotels for dog policy. See the CCA National

website at http://www.ccanational2019.org/LodgingCampton.html

for full details on the hotels including CCA block information and pet fees.

Quality Inn & Suites CCA reservation block available

500 Tollgate Rd, Elgin IL 60123 (847) 608-7300

Distance to show site: 19.7 miles, 22 min

Super 8 CCA reservation block available

1520 East Main St, St Charles IL 60174 (630) 377-8388

Distance to show site: 11.8 miles, 19 min

Red Roof Inn CCA reservation block available

1212 West Lincoln Highway, DeKalb IL (815) 758-8661

Distance to show site: 20 miles, 32 min

Motel 6

1860 DeKalb Ave, Sycamore, IL 60178 (815) 899-6500

Distance to show site: 15.6 miles, 23 min

For ALL hotels: To help both the hotels and our fellow exhibitors

we will strictly enforce the following rules: • Plastic must be placed under all crates in guest rooms.

• Dogs must be crated in rooms when unattended.

• Dogs may not be bathed in the hotel room bathtub, and no grooming of dogs in the

hotel rooms.

• Guests may not refuse cleaning service.

• All rooms are subject to examination by hotel staff and members of the show

committee.

• Exercise your dogs only in designated exercise areas. You are responsible for

cleanup.

• Damage to the hotel rooms or grounds will be considered “impairing a club’s ability

to retain a site” and will be grounds for an event hearing in accordance with AKC’s

Dealing with Misconduct Regulations. This can result in event suspension from 3‐6

months and fines from $100.00‐$1,000.00

• Hotel guests are personally responsible for any damages to the hotel facility by

their animals. Under no circumstance will the Club be held responsible or liable for

any damage caused by individual guests.

• Please make sure you are aware of your hotel’s reservation cancellation /

modification policy in advance of your stay!

RV Parking

Laura Rizzo & Sue Webber email: rvparking@ccanational2019.org

RV Parking Reservations will be accepted beginning January 2, 2019

Campton Hills RV Parking There will be limited RV parking available by

reservation only on site at Agility at the Farm Thursday March 21 – Tuesday March

26. Fees per night: $15 (self-contained only /no hookups available) Full payment is

due with reservation.

See the CCA 2019 National website for more details and Reservation Forms

Make Checks Payable to: CCA 2019 Show Account with RV Parking in the memo

line Send Reservation Form and payment to:

Sue Webber P.O. Box 2268, Wausau, WI 54402

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