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DWCC-Great Britain (formerly DWCC-UK and DWCC-EA) |
Founded Summer 1996. Meetings: Usually every three months
Newsletter: Quarterly plus regular updates entitled The Cottage Times and Membership piece "Friary Ruins" £30. 00. subscription fee. Subscription fee includes right to attend meetings and functions. Contact Ann Hamlet email address: dwcellar@aol.com. |
DWCC-Washington/Baltimore |
Founded: July 1993. Meetings: Generally held on the second Saturday of February or March, June, August, October and December.
Newsletter: Produced three or four times a year, entitled "The Capital Cottage."
Subscription: $17 (Single) $22 (Family) or $14 (newsletter only) .
Contact: Michael denOuter; email address: MdenOuter@aol.com or call 301-460-8253.
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Founded October 1989. Meetings on Second Sunday of every other month.
Newsletter - Bi monthly entitled The Village Voice
Contact Judy Lacey email address: judylacey@aol.com or call 909-599-2283
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DWCC-Florida Gulf Coast |
Founded January 1993. Meetings every other Month with next Meeting due on 11 March.
Newsletter - Produced quarterly entitled The Fairytale News
Subscription $17 (Single) $22 (Family) outside US $25. 00.
Contact JoAnn Murdoch. email: JMMMouse@aol.com or call 941-792-4241 |
DWCC-of Central Virginia
FODWCC-Pacific Northwest Chapter |
We are also aware that two others clubs are surviving. DWCC-of Central Virginia is still very much a David Winter staunch supporters clubs and although their meetings, they only have seven members, are more social now, they hope to be included in whatever news is circulating and I, for one, will make sure this happens.
The other club is the FODWCC-Pacific Northwest Chapter. This club is ongoing but with a very restricted membership. The remaining members have noted a marked de-crease in interest over the past 2/3 years mainly due to all the changes we have seen.
The club has diversified with the inclusion of other collectables such as Harbour Lights which has supported them over the years. |
DWCC Northern Virginia |
Founded: December 1, 1992
Meetings: three times a year typically in March, July and September or October at the Mason Government Center in Annandale, VA.
There are no dues, but we do hold raffles to raise funds for our charities and the club.
We no longer publish a newsletter, but we do keep an email list of members who are interested in receiving news about David Winter Cottages.
The club has mainly become a social club where collectors have become friends and the meetings are an opportunity to see everyone and to catch up on the latest David Winter Cottages news.
Contact: Judy Schneider, President at panamfa@comcast.net or 410-721-2183. |
DWCOTTAGES Junkies of North Texas |
Founded June 1996
Meetings: . One in the Spring and one at Christmas. Newsletter - Produced 2-3 times a year entitled The Cottage Junkie Gazette Subscription Contact Mary Roberts on 817-346-1601 or email Newsletter Editor, Rosie Homiller at: tavenger@earthlink.net or President: Mary Roberts at roberts.mary@sbcglobal.net |
DWCC-Winter in Woollongong (Australia) |
Founded:
Meetings:Bi-monthly. First Wednesday of the month (Feb, April, June ,August, Oct and December). The Members also meet socially in between meetings at a local Resturant or place of interest.
Subscriptions: Annual Fee of $10.00. and $2.00. at each meeting to cover cost of refreshments.
Contact June Theobald email address: theobaldd34@hotmail.com or call (Internal Code plus) 24284-1116 |
DWCC- Victoria Chapter (Australia) |
Founded in November 1991
Meetings: February and then every second weekend of May, August and November
The members usually meet for a Social Day, usually lunch, in between each regular meeting.
Contact: Elizabeth Gaeth email address: Egaeth@aol.com or call (Internal code) then 5975-6142. |
DWCC- Perth, Australia |
The Club held its first meeting of the year at the end of January. President Jesse Jackson has reported the club, which has 12 members, is still continuing to survive despite losing members to either past members moving from the area or sadly due to death.Recruitment for the club is difficult. Australia has strict privacy laws and the reluctance of retailers to become involved means the details of the club's existence are never passed on to lapsed collectors or possible collectors enquiring about hte cottages. Hopefully this can be changed over the coming months. |
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