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Letter from Editor

AMERICANSO CLUB, INC.

BULLETIN

Marie & I wish to thank all

those who sent us articles and letters

of praise. We will endeavor to

publish these articles as space allows.

So, If you do not see an article you

have sent in, please be patient as

ALAC communications must take priority.

We do not wish to discourage anyone

from sending material, so please

continue mailing in articles of

interest.

We are requesting , if

anyone did not get the December Issue

or you know of someone, please write

to us and we will send out an issue

immediately.

This issue is slightly late

due to our Annual Awards Dinner.

The dead-line for sending

material for the April Bulletin is

April 6, 1979 .

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

I want to thank all of you for

your response to our membership

problems. I think, at this time,

we have that pretty well under

control and now we can go onward and

upward!

Your officers and Board Members

have worked very hard this year and

we believe that we have accomplished

a great many things of benefit to our

club. I wonder if you have any idea

how much time and effort is put in by

your elected officials and volunteers?

FEBRUARY 1979

I can tell you that it is alot:

I highly recommend that you

read the minutes thoroughly and see

who contributes to the running of

ALAC and who the members of the Board

are who do not hold up their part, '

and when you have your chance to vote

support our workers and turn away those

who use the position in name only.

We truly need people who are willing

to donate their time and work.

The meeting and Awards Dinner in

New York was a great

Wilks, as usual, did

we all thank her and

event. Ms. Raena

a superb job, and

appreciate her

efforts. Everyone had a wonderful

time.

We have our new committee

together for our second Ch-CD Book.

We hope each and every member will

support this venture. It is a

tremendous undertaking but you all

have seen the marvelous first edition

and I am sure that our new one will

be equally fabulous. These books are

a lasting record of our Lhasa show

dogs for the interested Lhasa Apso

fans of the future. We want each

and every member to participate.

Please support this project. It is

important to everyone.

We are going to hold the

annual meeting and dinner in Seattle

along with the Western National

Specialty weekend - June 9th. We

hope everyone will attend and support

the show.PRESIDENT

KEKE BLUMBERG

R EV I E-1 [e} TO LHASA APSO STAN13ARD

APPROVED JULY 11, 1978

The Board of Director of the

American Kennel Club has approved

the following revisions to the Standard

for Lhasa Apsos as submitted by the

American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc.:

Under Color—Delete the entire sectionand substitute therefore the following: "Allcolors equally acceptable with or withoutdark tips to ears and beard."

Under Mouth and Muzzle—Delete the en-tire section and substitute the following:"The preferred bite is either level or slightlyundershot. Muzzle of medium length; asquare muzzle is objectionable."

Under Head—In the last sentence deletethe words "about 11/2 inches long, or", so thatthe entire section reads as follows: "Heavyhead furnishings with good fall over eyes,good whiskers and beard; skull narrow, fall-ing away behind eyes in a marked degree,not quite flat, but not domed or apple-shaped; straight foreface of fair length.Nose black, the length from tip of nose to eyeto be roughly about one-third of the totallength from nose to back of skull."

be

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NcyncEWe are urging ALL ALAC MEMBERS to

aware of the changes being proposed

the Canadian Kennel Club, with regards

the Standard of the Lhasa Apso.

Please read this proposal carefully

so you may write to our board and

officers with your opinion. It is

imperative that our board and officers

take a position and communicate with

the CKC.

SUBJECT: Proposed new standard for the

Lhasa Apso.

Aciing on the recommendation of the

Breed Standards Committee the Board of

Directors has directed that notice be

published with regard to a proposed new

standard for the Lhasa Apso.

Persons and clubs interested in the

the proposed standard published here-

under are invited to submit their com-

ments for the consideration of the

Breed Standards Committee and the Board

of Directors.

•All such comments must be addressed

to The Secretary, The Canadian KennelClub, 2150 Bloor St. West Toronto, Ont.M6S4V7, so as to be received no laterthan MAY 31, 1979.

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE LHASA APSO

STANDARD

1. ORIGIN AND PURPOSE:

Beyond the northern boundary of India,

whereMount Evereststands like a guardiansentinel, is the land of Tibet. A countryof•huge mountains, deep valleys,

windswept plateau warm summers and

cold winters, it is the home of the

Lhasa Apso.

After years of experimentation the

Buddhist Monks created the Lhasa Apso

as a living symbol of the legend inwhich Buddha was rescued by a lion.The Lhasa Apso exclusively a PalaceDog, was reserved for the Grand Lamasas one of the badges of their Holy

Si It is an ancient breed and

genealogical tables show them to be in

existence as far back as 800 B.C. Having

been bred for centuries as a special

indoor sentinal, the Lhasa Apso has

never lost this characteristic of keen

watchfulness.

2. GENERAL APPEARANCE

The Lhasa Apso is a small, exotic, very

hardy breed with a well developed body,

strong loins, good quarter and thighs.

The long, straight, hard, very dense

coat enhances the beauty of the breed

and completely covers the animal.

3. TEMPERAMENT

The Lhasa Apso is extremely adaptable,

of high intelligence, and inherently

faithful, He comprehends very quickly

what is expected or desired of him.

4. SIZE

Males are 10" to 11" (25.40 cm. to 27.94

cm.) at the withers with 1" (1.27 cm.)

tolerance.

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.CRANIUM Almost flat, not domed or apple-shaped. Viewed from the front, the topof the cranium is narrower than the

width at the level of the eyes. Theforeface is straight.

B. MUZZLE The length from the tip of thenose to the inside corner of the eye tobe roughly one-third of the total lengthfrom the tip of the nose to the back ofthe skull. A correct muzzle should benarrow and blunt.

C. NOSE Black. The tip of the nose is

level with or very slightly below the

lower eye rim.D. MOUTH - BITE Level preferred or

reverse scissors with full dentition.

Incisors to be in a straight line.

Lips - black.

E. EYES - Dark Brown. Not large and full

or small and sunken. The iris should

be a reasonable size, no white showing

at the base or top of the eye. The

eyes are frontally placed in an almond

shape black rim.

F. EARS Pendant. The ears should be set

well back on the skull at eye level

(not level with the topline of the skull)

The leather should hang close to the

head and in adults should reach the

level of the lower jaw.

7. NECK Well proportioned, strong,

and long enough to carry the head well.

8. FOREQUARTERS

A. SHOULDERS - Strong, muscular, well

laid back.

B. UPPER ARM - The upper arm may have a

very slight curve for the spring of the

rib.

C. LOWER ARM - The forelegs should not

be bowed. From the front, when the dog

is standing, the legs should be straight

and parallel, elbows well under the

body. The forelimbs support a good

share of the bOdy weight When the. dog is

standing or when nioVing at 'a' slow pace.

Bitches are 9" to 10" (22,85 cm. to25.40 cm.) at the withers with a

(1.27 cm.) tolerance.

Body length from the point of the

shoulders to the point of the buttocks

should be slightly longer than the

height at the withers. A desired weight

is from 12 to 18 lbs. (5.443 kg. to

8.165 kg.). A well balanced and compact

type is to be preferred.

5. COAT AND COLORA. COAT - the adult coat is hard, dense,

and of good length. A straight coat is

desired. There is sometimes a slight

wave in a very long coat. The coat

the nose to theshould be parted from

root of the tail.

B. HEAD - The head should have heavyfurnishings with a good fall over theeyes, good whiskers and beard. Inheavily coated dogs a small neutralcoloured elastic may be used to controlthe fall over the eyes, or the eyefallmay be tied back in two small ponytailswith a tiny neutral coloured elastic,one ponytail on either side of the part.No clips, barrettes, or bows are to beallowed. Any deviation from this willresult in the dog being excused fromthe ring. In OBEDIENCE the hair may betied back from the eyes.

C. EARS Should be heavily furnished.D. LEGS Should be well furnished.E. TAIL Should be well furnished.F. FEET Sould be surrounded with hair.The pads should have hair between them.G. FOREQUARTERS, HINDQUARTER, AND NECKAre heavily furnished with hair.

H. COLOR - All colors are considered

equal.

6. HEADA. SKULL Moderately narrow, fallingaway from behind the eyebrow ridges in amarked degree.

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D. PASTERNS - There should be no weak-

ness of the pasterns.

D. FEET - Short, round and compact with

good pads.

PADS- should be black. NAILS - Hard

and black. Dew Claws Permissable,

9. BODY

A. TOPLINE - Level.

B. CHEST - The so-called depth of chest

is not required. The Lhasa Apso should

be well ribbed up, i.e. the ribs should

extend well back along the body.

The slightly curved ribs should not

extend below the elbows.

C. LOIN - Slightly arched. Too long a

loin adds excess length to the back

and results in a loss of strength to

the forepart of the body. If the loin

is too short there will be a loss of

flexibility. The loins should be firmly

muscled.

D. CROUP - Has a degree of angulation

which gives power for the forward

propulsion.

E. ABDOMEN - Tucked up to a shallower

depth at the loin.

10. HINDQUARTERS Strongly muscled and in

balance with the forequarters.

A. HOCKS - When viewed from the rear the

hocks should be strong, straight,

parallel, perpendicular to the ground,

and turning neither in nor out. When

viewed from the side, the hock joint

should point backward but should not

extend beyond the stern of the dog.

When in motion, the hocks should flex to

show the pads of the feet when viewed

from the rear.

B. STIFLE BEND The stifle is moderately

bent.

C. FEET Same as in forequarters.

11. TAIL - The tail is set well up,

carried forward close to the back with

the tip hanging on either side of the

body. •The tail should not rise

vertically. A kink at the end is

permitted.

12. GAIT - An easy moving, free-flowing

trot is the normal pace of the Lhasa Apso.

This trot shows the character of his

movement at its best and is what should

be aimed for. The dog should not be

run in the show ring.

HEALTH CORNER

Mary Cole of our Health

Committee has sent a report to us

entitled: HYPERCALCEMIA SECONDARY TO

CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE IN THE DOG:

A REPORT OF FOUR CASES by Delmar R.

Finco, DVM, Ph.D. and George N.

Rowland, DVM, Ph.D. Due to the

length of the report, we are unable

to reprint it in its entirtty. Anyone

who would like a copy needs only to

mail a self-addressed, self stamped

envelope to us and we will send you a

copy.

The following is the SUMMARY

from the report:

Hypercalcemia occurred in 4 dogswith renal failure. Primary causes of

hypercalcemia previously described inthe dog (primary hyperparathyroidism,

pseudohyperparathyroidism, vitamin D

toxicosis) were not identified.

Increased concentrations of circula-

ting immunoreactive parathormone were

found in 2 dogs, and thyroparathy-

roidectory of 1 dog resulted indecreased

serum concentrations of that hormone

as well as of calcium. The latter

observations indicated that hyper-

calcemia was related to increased

parathormone activity, but the possi-

bility of other homeostatic imbalances

was not excluded.

It was concluded that renal

failure should be considered as a

primary cause of hypercalcemia, along

with other causes previously identified.

1978 AWARDS

CHAMPIONS

Ch. Anabara - Rimar Crackerjack

Linda & Phillip Siago

Ch. Arborhill's Mah-Lee-Sah of Ja-Ma

Janet Whitman & Sharon Binkowski

Ch. Bit 0 Gold Buffae of Canton

Jackie Miller

Ch. Brush's Tiko of Samara

Nancy Coglianese

Ch. Cabridle Yen Tsung

Maria Aspuru

Ch. Cachajuna Tsung

Maria Aspuru

Ch. Chen Krisna Tob-Zan

J. Lancaster & Pat Chenoweth

Ch. Chiyoko Nik Ki of Laran

Marie Allman

Ch. Chiz An Wellington Shofar

Maddi Chizever & Joanne Baker

Ch. Chiz Wellington Zahar 0 Joval

V. Reed, Denese Vigorita and

R. Jakobowski

Ch. Choks Chikara

Jerry Dean & Carol Kuendel

Ch. Cybelle Yen Tsung

Maria Aspuru

Ch; Darma Dyke of Chey Lain

Lynn Ramshardt

Ch. Dessire Yen Tsung

Maria Aspuru

Ch. Galecliff's Chinook

Gale Noblissa

Ch. Gandor Maran Kin-Cee

Dianna Holland & Marilyn Rinaldi

Ch. Gi-Gi E Tsung

Maria Aspuru

Ch. Hedline's Miss Smokey Shadow

Eleanor Duffy

Ch. Hope-Full's Honykom of Potala

Jeanne Hope & Barbara Wood

Ch. Ja-Ma's Bohemian Rapso-Dieh

Janet Whitman & Sharon Binkowski

Ch. Ja-Ma's Breezin Bya of Mar-Mel

Marcia Jewell & Janet Whitman

Ch. Ja-Ma's

Oscar

Ch. Ja'Ma's

Janet

Ch. Jawin's

James

Ch. Jawin's

James

Ch. Jawin's

James

Rah-Bieh of Karlan

Handle'

Rhe-Bhel-Yen of Jabu

Whitman & R Janowsky

Meiko of Innsbrook

& Winnie Barton

Shadow Image

& Winnie Barton

Zolotaya Sobaka

& Winnie Barton

Ch. Joi San's Peppermint Lace

Susan Burgess

Ch. Kabubi Tsung

Maria Aspuru

Ch. Kai-La-Sha Dolma

Catherine Marley

Ch. Kai-La-Sha Ole Tsung

Maria Aspuru

Ch. Kaleko's Foxy Lady

D. Primm & B. Thomas

Ch. Larma Rus-Tilomar

Paula Lieberman

Ch. Kill's Mhar-Ta V Moon Yeen

Bettye Gotelli

Ch. Kinderland's Kishri Ruff

Faith Kirk & Ellen Lonigro

Ch. Kizamu's Ozark Griffo

Steve & Cheri Newell

Ch. Kizamu's Ozark Mupgles

Sandy Russo

Ch. Krisna Hy-Lan Krissi

Bob Sharp & Wendy Harper

Ch. Kyber Rum Poppy

Jeanne Holsapple

Ch. Kyi Chu and Raaga

Ruth Smith & Jerry Berman

Ch. Lady W's Becky Sharp

Barbara Chevalier

Ch. Lazsafare Tangleloft Sun Ray

S. Bologna & T. Lalibgrte

Ch. Le Sa Panda Bear

L. & B. Gotelli

Ch. Lysis Beau Son of Maru

George Gassett

Ch. Madoros Dah-Vieh of Flo J

Don & Marie Ross

Ch. Madoros D. K.'s Sheih-Lah

Don Ross; K.& D. Woolery

Ch. Maran's Tiger Tango

Dianna Holland & Marilyn Rinaldi

Ch. McFague's Bo Jan Guus

C. & M. McFague

Ch. Mio Pasha Kumara

Dorothy Kramer & Joan Pettit

Ch. Misti's I've Got Da Spirit

Beverly Drake

Ch. Moby Dick Tsung

Maria Aspuru

Ch. Mor-Knoll An Tova of Chiz

Madeline Chizever

Ch. Nor-Knoll Rgyal Arisa Volent's

Beverly Volent, Liz Morgan,

Maddi Chizever

Ch. Mor-Knoll Rgyal Tiffany

Dotty Sweeney, Liz Morgan,

Brenda O'Donnell

C. Munday's Pal Joey

Helen & Bo Munday

Ch. Nizam Shangrelu Goldilocks

Wendy Penn - G. Runner

Ch. Pawprints Tsela Tsamo

Bob & Nanky Damberg

Ch. Potala Keke's Candy Bar

Keke Blumberg

Ch. Potala Keke's Hula Doll

Gale Noblissa & Keke Blumberg

Ch. Qua-La-Ti's Makara

Nancy Coglianses

Ch. Rimzhi's Collector's Item

Bob & Nancy Bamgerg

Ch. Rinchen Dorje

Lenore Rosselot

Ch. Ruffway Kamara of Patra

Patricia Boyd

Ch. Ruffway Marhala Chu

Georgia Palmer

Ch. Ruffway Tashi

Pat Boyd & Georgia Palmer

Ch. Salem's Tuff Tuff of Orlane

Ruth Kruse

Ch. San Jo's Hussel Bussel

Leslie Ann Nixon

Ch. San Jo's Kian Kandi Kan

Lois & Paul Voigt & Leslie Ann

Nixon

Ch. San Jo's Shazam

Leslie Ann Nixon &

Marianne Nixon

Ch. San Jo's Soshome

Neil & Hanni Graves

Ch. Shang Lang Fuchs

Howard Prgoser

Ch. Sharbil Angelique O'Dolsa

Sharon Russett

Ch. Sharbo Thuji-Ba of Marpori

Maria Aspuru

Ch. She Bas Ha Czar

Barbara Shafer

Ch. Shen Pa Ni-Mi

Laura Shein

Ch. Shisedo's Soo-Lai-Mon

Sandy Nyberg

Ch. Shoga's Ben Ming

Steve & Cheri Newell

Ch. Shukti Lingka Pongo Zim-Ze

Harriet & Ken Silverman &

Ed Sledzik

Ch. Shyr-Lyz Red Baron of Rgyal

Brenda O'Donnell & Shirley Scott

Ch. Shyr-Lyz Shakira of Knolwood

Marion Knowlton

Ch. Suntory Madrigal of Kyu-Ru

L. Oliver & Cabsandra. de La Roda

Ch. Suntory Samurai Nor

Cassandra De La Rosa

Ch. Suntory Sonata

Don & Naomi Hanson

Ch. Syung's Chico the Cocane Kid

Charles Severson

Ch. Syung's Everka

Charles Severson

Ch. Tabu's Appleseed Annie

Garnet & Susan Gehr

Ch. Tabu's Bric-A-Brac

Barbara & Charles Steele

Ch. Tabu's Cinnamon Stack

Carolyn Herbel & J. Robinette

Ch. Tabu's Gold Digger

Carolyn Herbel & Nancy Clark

Ch, Tal-Hi Gold N' Reddi Randi

J. Colantonio & B. Reed

Ch. Tena Starr Me-An Me-Shado

T. & N. Heskett

Ch. Tical's Ho Toi of Gold

Maurice Melvin

Ch. Tiko's Dorje

Betty Bowman

Ch. Tn Hi Lammi Po Kah

Joyce Hadden

Ch. Wen Le's Misty Little Star

Judith Tillinger

Ch. Win-Nee-Ling-Po

Diana T. Greiner

Ch. Zarrah Lyngso Tarbaby

Roberta Richardson

Ch. Zijuh Tsirin of Sharbo

Mildred Loob

OBEDIENCE AWARDS

Green Pond's An, C.D.

Miriam Krum

Green Pond's Bow Bay, C.D.

Miriam Krum

Reiniet's The Friendly Lion, C.D.

Donna Strand_

Shangrilas Shadow; C.D.

Betty Baker

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TiKi Queen of Spades, C.D.

Elaine Diedrich

JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP AWARDS

Lisa Duff

Tracie Laliberte

Carol McFague

REGISTER OF MERIT - BREEDERS

10 OR MORE CHAMPIONS

Dolsa Lhasa Apsos

Jean Kausch

Licos Lhasa Apsos

Grace Licos

Rimar Lhasa Apsos

Stephen G. Campbell

Rgyal Lhasa Apsos

Brenda O'Donnell

REGISTER OF MERIT OBEDIENCE

THREE 'TITLES .

Green Pond's Lhasa Apsos

Miriam Krum

REGISTER OF MERIT SIRES

Ch. Al-Mar's Ala-Kazam

Marlene Kimbrel & Suzette Michele

Ch. AmericaRs Leng Kong

Grace Licos

Ch. Arborhill's Rapso-Dieh

Janet Whitman

Ch. Donicia's Chim-Zu El Torro

Pat & Donald Stewart

Ch. Jampo's I'm Steppin Out of Syung

Charles Severson

Ch. Licos Chaplin La

Grace Licos

Ch. Licos Chulung La

Grace Licos

Ch. Licos Omorfo La

Grace Licos

Ch. Little Firs Shel An of Chiz

Madeline Chizever

Joanne Baker

Ch. Kyma of Abbotsford

Bob & Nancy Damberg

Ch. On-Ba Jo-Bo

lynn Morgan

Ch, Potala Keke's Golden GatsbyBarbara Chevalier

Ch. Yeti's Paper Tiger

Helen Ingel

REGISTER. OF MERIT BITCHESCh. Americal's Rika

Grace LiCO5

Ch. Hamilton Pluti

Grace LicosCh. Licos Nyapso La

Grace Licos

Ch. Licos Soji La

Grace Licos

Ch. Lifelong's Stolen Hours

Janet WhitmanCh. Mor-Knoll's Darlin of Rgyal

E. Heintz & Liz MorganCh. Potala Keke's Kelana

Jeanne Hope

Ch. Sa-Man-Tha of Byrd Hill

Betty Bowman

Ch. San Jo's Tamara of Rob-Tell

Ann Lanterman & Marianne NixonCh. Tai-Ping Tien Kuo

James & Winnie Barton

Ch. Windsong Madoros Mai Li ChinDon & Marie Ross

Dama's Lu Country Fair

Grace Licos

Everglo Mai-Ling Tsung

Maria Aspuru

Shangrelu Tibbe Tu

Wendy Penn

NATIONAL SPECIALTY AWARD

EASTERN for the 2nd year in a row

BIS Ch. Rimar's RumpelstiltskinOwned by: BettyJo & William BowmanHandled by: Jean Lade

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WESTERN

BIS CH. Everglo Sundance

Owned by:

Handled by:

BEST IN SHOW AWARD

This year there was a three

way tie with two shows each.

BIS Ch. Little Firs Shel An of ChizOwned by: Maddi Chizever & Joanne

Baker

Owner Handled by: Joanne Baker

Both within two weeks of showing.

BIS Ch. Orlane's Vindicator

Owned by:

Handled By:

BIS Ch. Yojimbo Orion

Owned by: Elaine Spaeth

Handled by: Joan Tyson

GROUP PLACEMENT AWARDS

Most points accumulated forgroup placements.

BITCHES -

BIS Ch. SanJo's Hussel Bussel

Owned by: Marianne Nixon &

Leslie Ann Nixon

Handled by: Leslie Ann Nixon to all

wins including her Best In Show.DOGS who is also top Lhasa Apso for1978:

BIS Ch. Rimar's RumpelstiltskinOwned by: BettyJo & William BowmanHandled by: Jean Lade

ART WORK

We wish to Thank Judy Til1inger

for her very special art work inthis bulletin.

LOCALCLUBHAPPEN1NGS

By

CAROLYN HERBEL

Liason Representative

RFD #1

Lucas, Kansas 67648

(913) 525-7055

Early in December I sent a letter

to all the Local Lhasa Apso Clubs listed

on the ALAC Secretary"s records. This

list included thirty-five clubs. At

this writing one month later I report

that three clubs' letters were returned

as "Not Deliverable". These three

clubs are: MIAMI VALLEY LHASA APSO CLUB,

THE NORTH TEXAS LHASA APSO CLUB, and

THE NORTH EAST LHASA APSO SPECIALTY

CLUB. May I reauest that anyone knowing

the status ofthese clubs please contact

me.

I received answers from only five

other clubs to date. I am not surprised.

The liason between ALAC and the local

clubs has in thepastbeen at a very low

ebb. If the local club was hosting a

Futurity or Specialty then there was

some correspondence. Those local clubs

eligible to hold licensed specialties

soon learned when they first applied

to the AKC that there was a parent club

named the American Lhasa Apso Club for

to it you had to send $10 and request

their permission to hold your licensed

specialty.

I hope as liason representative

to change much of -Cis and perhaps

make the parent club truly a "parent"

to those of you who would wish our help,

support and guidance. At one time ALAC

was offering a trophy at Local Special-

ties: I think that we should find out

if that is still true. Such a practicemight help your trophy chairman get his

job started.

The CANAL COUNTRY LHASA APSO CLUB

responded to my letter and sent along a

copy of their newsletter. A very

impressive piece of work for a club

only formed since July 1978 and covering

a sparsly populated area of about 120

miles. They try to hold a Fun Match

with each meeting at the request of their

members.

The HEART OF AMERICA LHASA APSO

CLUB responded with much enthusiasm

about liason with ALAC as they feel that

communication with ALAC has been so

difficult that it has been brought up

at more than one of their meetings.

They have a newsletter which is sent toALAC regularly. They will be hosting

the 1980 Mid-West Futurity for ALAC andlook foward to having specialties when

they are eligible.

THE LHASA APSO CLUB OF MEMPHIS

states that they have a monthly news

letter and are planning their third

sanctioned B match. They state that,

"Being a small club, we need support

and helpful means of continuing in the

goals we seek. We have felt very alone

in trying to keep the club together and

carrying on matches and educational

programs. Perhaps ALAC could offer some

helpful guidelines to small clubs who

are determined not to be beat."

The LHASA APSO CLUB OF WESTCHESTER,

INC. sent along a copy of their news-

letter DORJE and stated that they are a

Licensed Specialty Club. They think that

a competition to present the best .

Newsletter with an award is a good idea.

The LHASA APSO CLUB OF NORTHERN

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CALIFORNIA states that they have hosted

two Futurities and are holding their

second Specialty in February of 1979.

On February 24, 1979 they will hold what

they believe to be a Lhasa first, the

very first Sanctioned A-OB independently

held obedience match. They have a club

newsletter issued monthly to inform

their members of events of interest to

them as Lhasa fanciers with emphasis on

local club news and affairs.

Those of you who know me also know

that I am persistent, therefore, I shall

continue to contact all of you until I

have an up to date list and hopefully a

liason between us that will benefit you,

the Local club, ALAC and most importantly

the Lhasa Apso.

LOCAL LHASA APSO CLUBS

CANAL COUNTRY LHASA APSO CLUBSally Helf, PresidentBox 673Clarkson, N.Y 14430

CASCADE LHASA APSO FANCIERS OF GREATERSEATTLEWendy Everist2636 110 Avenue N.E.Bellevue, WA 98501

CENTRAL JERSEY LHASA APSO CLUBVirginia Bunting, Secretary482 tennent RoadEnglishtown, NJ 07726

CENTRAL MARYLAND LHASA APSO FANCIERSLiz Wyatt2 Ferndale RoadFerndale, MD 21061

CENTRAL NEW YORK LHASA APSO CLUBErma Daly, Secretary126 Park WayCamillus, N.Y 13031

CHICAGOLAND LHASA APSO CLUBPat Keen, Correspondent35 StrasmaKankakee, IL 60901

'GREATER ALBUQUERQUE LHASA APSO CLUBNedra McCash, Secretary5129 Camino Vita, NWAlbuqueraue, NM 87120

GREATER DALLAS LHASA APSO CLUBWanda Van De CasteeleRt 1, Box 139Aledo, TX 76008

GREATER DETROIT LHASA APSO CLUBCheryl Zink30453 BirchwoodWestland, MI 48185

GREATER MILWAUKEE LHASA APSO CLUBElaine Diedrich, Corresponding Secretary547 Mill St.Saukville, WI 53080 •

HEART OF AMERICA LHASA APSO CLUBJoan DittonRoute 1Waverly, MO 64096

KENTUCKIAN LHASA APSO CLUBIrene Smith, Secretary6305 Upper Hunters Trace RoadLouisville, KY 40216

LHASA APSO CLUB OF ATLANTALinda Corcoran, Secretary4765 Manly CourtStone Mt., GA 30088

LHASA APSO CLUB OF GREATER HOUSTONMrs. Marie Allman, Corresponding

111 Ivy, Route 3Freeport, TX 77541

LHASA APSO CLUB OF GREATER NEW YORKPam Lawson520 East 72nd, #50New York, N.Y 10021

LHASA APSO CLUB OF GREATER ST. LOUISJoan Slay, Secretary2009 ManleyGranite City, IL )62040

LHASA APSO CLUB OF HAWAIIDarlene Idemoto87-209-1 Helelua St.Waianae, HI 96792

LHASA APSO CLUB OF MEMPHISTerrie Petrikin, Secretary3729 Windyke DriveGermantown, TN 38138

LHASA APSO CLUB OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIAPatricia Chenoweth, Corresponding12510 Quito Road -Saratoga, CA 95070

LHASA APSO CLUB OF THE ROCKIES.-..Mrs. Rebecca Hurley, Secretary_1351 Tipperary St..Boulder, CO 80302, rt=11.4utfo

hLHASA APSO CLUB OF SOUTHERNWiFORNIASally Silva, Secretary.1532 Sylvan Blvd.

10 Redlands, CA 92373

LHASA APSO CLUB OF WESTCHESTER, INC.Darryl Shein, Secretary791 Longview AvenueN.Woodmere, NY 11581

LONG ISLAND LHASA APSO CLUBAnn Sergio, Secretary1 East DriveWoodbury, L.I., NY 11797

MERRIMACK LHASA APSO CLUBAnn Beth Sideman, Secretary225 Foster St.Lowell, MA )1851

MIAMI VALLEY LHASA APSO CLUBMarlie Clay, Secretary340 Lincolnshire BlvdBelleville, IL 62221

NATIONAL CAPITOL AREA LHASA APSO CLUBCarol Kuendel6519 Terry DriveSpringfield, VA 22150 .

NORTHERN ILLINOIS LHASA APSO ASSOCIATIONJolene Cazzola, Corresponding7105 North Ridge BoulevardChicago, IL 60645

THE NORTH TEXAS LHASA APSO CLUBMrs. Nancy Rowe Lee, Secretary13707 Crooked Creek DrivePflugerville, TX 78660

PROGRESSIVE LHASA APSO FANCIERS ASSNOF DALLASDiane Walker, Secretary3718 GrayMesquite, TX 75150

THE SUNSHINE LHASA APSO CLUB OF MIDFLORIDACarole Sardelis, SecretaryP 0 Box 854Asachua, Fl 32615

THE TWIN CITY LHASA APSO CLUBCeata Iwen, Corresponding15994 Harrow Ave. NHugo, MN 55038 •

WORCHESTER LHASA APSO CLUBRobert A. Mitten Jr., Secretary15A Stelle StreetWorchester, MA 01607

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MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

December 3, 1978(At Atlantic City)

The meeting of the Board of Directorswas called to order by President KekeBlumberg. Present were Keke Blumberg,Stephen Campbell, Dick Hoyt, Ed Sledzik,Paul Voight, Raena Wilks, Janet Whitman,and Barbara Woods, Also in attendance

were Helen Ingel, Sandy Dellano andMarie Belluscio.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT-Keke Blumberg spoketo the Board regarding the Mid-WestGrand Futurity winner. By a mail votethe winner was declared ineligible andthe win vacated.

The AKC standard revision, was approvedas of August 1978.

The Bulletin- Lynn Morgan resigned hiseditorship due to personal committments.Sandy Dellano and Marie Belluscio willbe co-editors of the newsletter.

The film on the Dahli Lhama was sent tothe Detroit meeting and was shown onbehalf of ALAC. A special thank you toLenore Rosselor and to Barbara Wood andSarah Fitzgerald who made it possible.

Plans for one National Specialty passedwith a mail vote approval by the Board.It will be sent out to the wholemembership now for their approval.

TREASURERS REPORT- June Balance is $2685.T'Aul Volght expressed theneed to in-crease the yearly membership dues tocover gur expensgs. _Rost of our currentbalance is committed to cover identifiedexpenses for the balance of the fiscalyear.

7 17,1 .CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES- Ed Sledzik

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suggested the following changes

We would leave open the amount of dues.

Membership Dues will be determined by

the Board. Set a date for Officers to

take office. A motion was made and pass-

ed to accept these changes.

A resolution was made to accept themailing list and list of new members as

compiled by the Treasurer-passed.

The new members were approved. We

currently have 375 family membershipsand 88 individual members. (Total 463)

Keke Blumberg will write to the members

who did not renew their membership.

COMMITTEE REPORTS:

Specialties- We will have packets madeup for both Independent Specialties andRegional Specialties. The Cascade LhasaApso Club would like their flyer to beplaced in the next Bulletin. Approved.

Futurity- The 1979 Eastern Futurity willbe hosted by the Merrimack Lhasa ApsoClub in conjunction with their Independ-ent Specialty to be held on June 17th or18th 1979. The Chicagoland Lhasa ApsoClub will host the 1979 Midwest Futurityin conjunction with the Chain 0' LakesShow on June 17th 1979.

Dick Hoyt announced that a total of 124litters have been nominated for theFuturities to date including 5 inHawaii.

The 1978 Mid-West Futurity problem is amatter of record. Carol Hart neverresponded to our letters requestingreturn of prizes. The Greater DetroitLhasa Apso Club request that a retractionbe printed in all magazines whichcarried advertisements paid for by themember who's win was under protest. Dicksuggested that instead we print allwinners of Futurities in the Bulletinand publications with the Mid-WestGrand Futurity Winner identified as"vacant."

Dick Hoyt indicated that he's handledthe Futurity now for four years andthought it time that others had theopportunity. He recommended Helen Ingelfor the job. A motion was made andpassed.

AWARDS CHAIRMAN Stephen Campbell,because of his duties as AKC delegateand all brred Show Chairperson, askedto be relieved as Chairman. We thankSteve for. making the Awards and inter-esting and important function for theclub. Barbara Wood was selected as thenew Chairperson.

AWARDS DINNER Raena Wilks told us theAwards Dinner will be held at Luchows.The price will be $16.75 per person.(Which was the best price we could findin the city after considerable checking.)The next Board Meeting will be on SundayFebruary 11th at Luchows. The GeneralMeeting will be from 4 to 6 P.M.

MEMBERSHIP The function of the Member-ship Chairman is to welcome people inthe name of ALAC. A motion was made

and passed that all membership applica-tions go first to the Treasurer. Copieswill be sent to the Membership Chairmanand Secretary. When the membership isapproved by the Board, notification willgo to the chairman of membership, thePresident, and the Treasurer.

BULLETIN The new Co-Editors of theBulletin are Sandra Dellano and MarieBelluscio. They will get a bulletinout to the membership every two months.Our next issue will be one week afterWestminster.

ONE NATIONAL SPECIALTY Suggestions weresubmitted and accepted with the followingchanges:25 members sign a petition fornominations for judges. The membershipat large will nominate, and the Boardor a Committee selected by the Boardwill elect at least 5 and no more than10 judges to be voted on by the member-ship.. Our first National RovingSpecialty will be in 1981. We will have2 judges - those receiving the largestnumber of votes.

CH-CD BOOK Paul Voigt will look intothe po5ibility of getting a better pricefor our next CH-CD book.

NOMINATING COMMITTEE The NominatingCommittee for the Officers and Boardof Directors for 1979-1980 were selected.The Nominating Committee will consistof Carolyn Herbel, Harriet Silvermanand Anti Lanterman. Alternates areMarie Ross and Chuck Severson.

The meeting was adjourned at approxi-mately 6 P.M.

Respectfully iubmitted,

SECRETARY

JANET WHITMAN -

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AMERICAN LHAsA APs0 CLUB, Mc.

Recommendation for Specialty Show Site:

1. Name of person submitting recommendation.

Name

Address

Telephone Number

2. Date of suggested Show

3. What facilities are available to ALAC?

4. If in conjunction with an All Breed Show, what does theAll Breed Club offer? Has it been contacted?

5. Can ALAC choose the Judge?

6. Will the Judge be paid by the All Breed Club?

Return to:Janet Whitman

21 Great Oaks Drive

Spring Valley, N.Y 10977

Return by: April 16, 1979'PLEASE be Sure the application is complete',- otherwise, the Board will' be

unable to consider the application.

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1978 FUTURITY WINNERS

WESTERN FUTURITY MAY 13, 1978

LHASA APSO CLUB OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

HOST

JUDGE: CAROLYN HERBEL

BEST PUPPY & GRAND FUTURITY WINNER:

SONG'S TOMASETA OF BUD BUD LA

Carole Lewis & Eugene Williams

BEST ADULT:

MARLO'S AN-NE MEI

Lynn Lowy, G. & D. Lloyd

PUPPY DOGS, 6 MONTHS AND UNDER 9 MONTHS

1-Sankor Marlo's It's Danny

Breeder, Eugene & Vivian Sanford

Owner, Lynn Lowy

2-Jampo's Just Me

Breeder,Owner, Valerie I. Viets

3-Aruba Karo La Joker's Wild

Breeder, Tom Conley & David Thoma

Owners, Carol Smith, Tom Conleyand David Thoma

9 Months and Under 12 Months

1-Kyu-Ru's Ke-Mo of Likala

Breeeer, Lila Kaiser & Wendy

Harper

Owner, Margaret Bakker

2-Lyngso Zarrah Ku-Ba

Breeder, Owners, Lynn Morgan

& Roberta Richardson

3-Chen Ti-Kando Kori of Kan-Sa

Breeder, Pat & Tom Chenoweth

Owners, Bette Kitchen &

Patricia Chenoweth

4-0n-Ba Jo-De

Breeder, Owners, Ellie Bauman &

Eugene Bragazzi

YOUNG ADULTS, 12 Months and Under 15Mo.

1- Rumtek Cracker Jack

Breeder Owners, Darby & Richard

Mc Sorley

2-Kyi-Chu Charlatan

Breeder, Owner, Ruth H. Smith

15 Months and Under 18 Mcmths

1-Tacin Zarrah Tuff Stuff

Breeder, Owners,Gerry Gordy &

Roberta Richardson

2-Dormar's Kubi-T'Sang Po

Breeder, Owner,Doris D.Marquez

3-Dormar"s Nagia Ke Kai

Breeder, Doris D. Marquez

Owner, Dennis & Barbara

Fitzsimmons

4-To-Bari Hy-Lan of Sanele

Breeders, B. Ross & M. Hylton

Owners, Sandy Hess & Barbara

Ross

PUPPY BITCHES 6MONTHS and UNDER 9 Mo.

1-Song's Tomaseta of Bud Bud La

Breeder, Carole Lewis & Eugene

Williams

Owners, Ricki Andrews & Carole

Lewis

2-Zarrah's Winona

Breeder,Owner, Roberta Richardson3-To-Bari Sharman of Hy-Lan

Breeder B.Ross & M. Hylton

Owners, Tony & Barbara Ross4-Aruba Saturday Nite Live

Breeder,Owners, Thomas A. Conley& David A. Thoma

9Months and Under 12 Months

1-On Ba Jo-Le

Breeder, Owners,Ellie Bauman &

Eugene Bragazzi

2-Kyu-Ru's Ti-Ma of Likala

Breeder, Wendy Harper & Lila

Kiser

Owners, Preston & Linda Oliver3-San Jo's Onba Mozan Ellesar

Breeders,Nancy & Craig Birkmaier

Owners, Ellie Bauman & Marianne

Nixon

YOUNG ADULT BITCHES 12 MONTHS AND

UNDER 15 MONTHS

1-Tena's Tillie the Toiler

Breeder,Owners, Ted & Nat Heskett

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PUPPY DOGS 9-12 MONTHS

1 Shi Sedo's Tochi Kele Tamaka

Owner: Mrs. Lawrence Nyberg

2 Qua-La-Ti's Barracuda Bear

Owner: Nancy & Tammy Coglianese

3 Joymarc's Pretty Boy Floyd

Owner: Winifred Graye

4 Joymarc's Rocka-Fella

Owner: Winifred Graye

ADULT DOG 12-13 MONTHS

1 Mardoros Solo Of Orlane

Owner: D. Ross & D. Lohmann

2 Char-Ru's Root'n Toot'n Dakota

Owner: Ruth Hayden

ADULT DOG 15 - 18 MONTHS

1 Ch. Qua-La Ti's Makara

Owner: Nancy & Donald Coglianese

2 Samara's Kasper of Ja Jean

Owner: Gerald W. Dean & Pat Dieball

PUPPY BITCHES 6 - 9 MONTHS1 Sankor Skylark

Owner: Miriam S. Krum

2 Madoros Texas Taf-Fieh

Owner: Don & Marie Ross

3 Char-Ru's Wag'n Wascala

Ownei.: Carolyn Sue Paulson

4 Woodlyn's Crackling Rosie

Owner: Ellen Tock

PUPPY BITCHES 9 - 12 MONTHS1 Joymarc Sharlee Kami-U-Lena

Owner: Carol Lee Smith &

Winifred Grave2 Mi Wagg-A-Bee Ann

Owner Sandra G. Fuller &

Joan M. Buck3 Ming's Tamera

Owner: Cheryl A. Zink4 Joymarc's Durcella

Owner: Winifred GrayeADULT BITCHES 12- 15 MONTHS1 Tisha's Tiki of Somerset

Owner: Pat Dieball

Somerset's Jezebelle-

Owner: Gerald W. & Carole A. Dean

2-Lyngso Sunflower of Aruba

Breeder, Lynn L. Morgan

Owners, Thomas A Conley, David

A. Thoma & L. Morgan3-Rumtek Dorothy C.

Breeder, Owners, Darby & Richard

Mc Sorley

4-Marlo's Ice Cream Sundae

Breeder, L.Lowry

L.&L.Weinmueller

Owner, Lynn Lowy

15MONTHS and Under 18 Months

1- Marlo's An-Ne Mei

Breeders, Lynn Lowy

G.&.D.Lloyd

Owner, Lynn Lowy

2-Hy-Lan Knjira

Breeder Owners, John & MidgeHylton

3-MR.rlo's Scarlett O'tara II

Breeders, Clar Widney & LynnLowy

Owners,E.&.V. Sanford, ClarWidney & Lynn Lowy

4-Dormar's Red Sensation

Breeder, Doris D. MarquezOwner, Doris D. Marquez

MID-WEST FUTURITY MAY 21, 1978GREATER DETROIT LHASA APSO CLUBHOST

JUDGE: MISS BARBARA WOOD

BEST PUPPY: SANKOR SKYLARK

Owner- Miriam S. KrumBEST ADULT: VACATED

GRAND FUTURITY WINNER-VACATED

PUPPY DOGS, 6-9 MONTHS

1 Madoros the Magician

Owner:

2 Mardoros

Owner:

Don & Marie Ross

Mandala D'Oro

Don Ross & David Llewellyn3.Char-Ru's Wag'n Whirl-a-way

Owner: Ruth Hayden

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3 Ruffway Tiffany of Maraja

Owner: Jane N. Bunse &

Georgia E. Palmer

ADULT BITCHES 15-18 MONTHS

Vacated - Loshe's Mar Nel Of El-Lon

Owner: Carol A. Hart

1 Ruffway Kamara of Patra

Owner: Patricia L. Boyd

EASTERN FUTURITY MAY 20, 1978

AMERICAN LHASA APSO CLUB, INC.

CHAIRMAN: ANGIE TAYLOR

JUDGE: MARIANNE NIXON

BEST PUPPY:

Mor-Knoll Chok's Grand Siam

OWNER/BREEDER: Carol Kuendel & Liz

Morgan

BEST ADULT AND GRAND FUTURITY WINNER:

Potala Keke's Candy Bar

Breeder: Sarah Klelter

Owner: Keke Blumberg

PUPPY DOG 6 - under 9 MONTHS

1 Mor-Knoll Chok's Grand Siam

Breeder: Owners:

Carol Kuendel & Liz Morgan2 Kinderland's Ta Sen Dakini

Breeder: Owners

Ellen Lonigro & Susan Giles3 Simha's Golden Hugget

Breeder: Martin A. & Elaine FisherOwner: Elaine Fisher

4 Se-Mor Dolsa's Big Top

Breeder S.E. Moore & Jean KauschOwner: Suzanne E. Moore

PUPPY DOG 9 - under 12 MONTHS1 Chit An Landor's Gaucho

Breeder : Madeline P. ChizeverOwner: Billy L. Baker &

Joanne P. Baker2 Suntory Aladdin

Breeder: Raul & Cossandra de la

RosaOwner: Mr. & Mrs. J. Ronnie

Garrett

3 Char's Hsiung

Breeder: Julie P. Duley &

Charlette Rickell

Owner: Charlotte Rickell

4 Wenrou's Samson

Breeder: Rosemary B. Clarke &

Donna H. Baxley

Owner: Rosemary B. Clarke &

Diane R. Pickett

ADULT DOGS 15 MONTHS AND UP

1 Potala Keke's Candy Bar

Breeder: Sarah Klelter

Owner: Keke Blumberg2 Ch. Chiz An Wellington Shofar

Breeder: L. & P. Voight,

M. Chizever, & J. Baker

Owner: Madeline P. Chizever &

Joanne P. Baker.

3 Loshe's R'Edd Ember

Breeder/Owner Carol A. Hart4 Kymba's Buster Brown

Breeder: Helen E. Ingel

Owner: Helen E. Ingel &

Richard M. Hoyt

PUPPY BITCHES 6 - under 9MONTHS

1 Mor-Knoll Chok's Farrah

Breeder: Carol Kuendel &

Liz Morgan

Owner: Liz Morgan

2 Mor'Knoll Chok's Line Drive

Breeder: Carol Kuendel

& Liz Morgan

Owner: Carol A. Kuendel

3 Mohican's Pony Express

Breeder: Thelma G. Hartmann

Owner: Thelma G. Hartmann &

Sandra J. F. Pond

4 Simha's Sassberilla Special

Breeder: Martin & Elaine Fisher,Owner: Dennis & Kathy Rivet

PUPPY BITCHES 9 - under 12 MONTHS

.1 Ra'Cal's My-Ri-Ya's Shi-Mo

Breeder/Owner: Raymond &

Caroline Gillin

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2L 1Na:Bar Samba Pu-Mu-LaCASCADE LHASA APSO FANCIERS OF

Breeder/Owner: Barbara & G.

Evan PaisleyGREATER SEATTLE

3 Se-Mor's Sparle PlaentyIS HONORED TO HOST -

Breeder/Owner: Suzanne E. Moore Day One

4 Schica's Princess Starfire CLAF SWEEPSTAKES Friday, 6/8/79

Breeder/Owner: Carol B. Schmitz CLAF SPECIALTY Friday, 6/8/79

ADULT BITCHES 12- under 15 MONTHS

1 Char's Tibetan Princess

Breeder/Owner: Charlotte Rickell

2 Char's Me,To Ling

Breeder/Owner: Charlotte Rickell

3 Bonnefond's Swan Song

Breeder: Fran Wesley

Owner: Donna Boxley

ADULT BITCHES 15 MONTH & UP

1 Lady W's Becky Sharpe

Breeder: Owner: Barbara Chevalier

2 Chiz An Wellington Ma'risa

Breeder: L. & P. Voight;

M. Chizever; & J. Baker

Owner: Liz Morgan, Valerie Reed,

Joanne P. Baker.

3 Alasara-Hopefull A Cappella

Breeder: Marilyn Rinaldi

Owner: Dianna Holland &

Marilyn Rinaldi

4 Rimmon Helter Skelter

Breeder/owner: Leonard &

Adrienne Ripley

Day Two

ALAC WESTERN DIVISION FUTURITY Saturday, 6/9/79

ALAC WESTERN SPECIALTY Saturday, 6/9/79

LOCATION: All four events:

Former World's Fair GroundsDowntown Seattle.

Day Three

ALL-BREED TACOMA DOG SHOW... .Sunday,

Location is nearby Tacoma

*Transportation for out-of-town guestsis available from airport to WashingtonPlaza Hotel in downtwo Seattle where ablock of rooms on one floor has alreadybeen reserved. Plans are being made toprovide transportation between the hoteland show site, 8 blocks away.

* CLAF will host an informal gatheringon Friday Evening and ALAC's Judge'sDinner is planned for Saturday Evening,all to take place in the hotel.

*Detailed information on this SpecialLhasa Weekend will follow!

CLAF IS INTERESTED IN HOSTING ASEMINAR AT THE HOTEL ON THURSDAY,JUNE 7, 1979, PRIOR TO THE 3-DAYSHOW WEEKEND. WE WANT YOUR REACTIONTO SUCH A PROGRAM AND REQUEST YOUFILL OUT THE QUESTIONS BELOW ANDRETURN IMMEDIATELY!

6/1c

No1. / have tentative peam to attend the 6how6 Ye6

2. I have deiinite pean6 to attend the 4hoto Ye4 No

3. 1 woad be inteusted in waiving in Seattte one day eaAtyand attending a 4eminat and tuncheon Yea No

4. I am inteke4ted in 4peaken(s) on the iottowing 4ubjects

Eye St/meta/Le/Motion Bone Genetic4 Meeding

Bneedek/Judge FOAM Standaut Othek

Ptea6e'MaiL to: M.L: Nixon, 13216 N.E. 40th, BetZevue, Wa. 98005

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FUTURITY NEWS

The 1979 Futurities are now Closed and here are the results - total numberlitters nominated are 143 with a total number of 602 pups.

The 1979 Futurities will be held in the following locations:EASTERN Merrimack Lhasa Apso Club, Lexinton, Ma.

June 1, 1979, Elizabeth O. Morgan Judging.Chairman: Harriet A. Silverman, 27 Brook Rd. Marblehead, Ma., 01945

MID-WEST Chicagoland Lhasa Apso Club, Grayslake, Ill.June 17, 1979, Phyllis Marcy Judging.Chairman: James A. Morano, 885 Westgate Rd. DesPlaines, Il., 60016

WESTERN Cascade Lhasa Apso Fanciers of Greader Seatte, Seattle, W.June 9, 1979, Leslie Ann Nixon Judging.Chairman Don L. Hanson, 2422 South Columbia, Olympia, Wc., 98501

SOUTHERN Lhasa Apso Society of Atlanta, Marietta, Ga.May 6, 1979, Shirley Scott Judging.

HAWAIIAN Lhasa Apso Club of Hawaii., Honolulu, Hi.May 27, 1979 Jean Kausch Judging.

Shortly you will be hearing from the Host Committees with all the informationabout their Futurity and other shows and dog related functions going on thoseweekends. I'm sure you will want to attend.

All of them look like fun filled weekends and I urge you to enter as many ofyour eligible pups as you can. Lets make 1979 a record year for entries.

A word about eligibility: The designation of 'Region' on the nomination formhas NOTHING TO DO with the Futurity you choose to enter. It only relates tothe prize distribution of the &7.00 nomination fee you paid. There is noGeographic restriction on entering_your pups. For example, a pup whelped inthe Mid-west region may enter the Southern Futurity and his litter-mate mayenter the Western Futurity. The only restraint, of course is that EACH PUPMAY ENTER ONLY ONE FUTURITY.

A few words abmt entries: If you are planning to enter the EAST, MID-WEST,SOUTHERN OR WESTERN FUTURITIES, you should recognize that they are beingheld in conjuction with an All-Breed Point Show or Specialty Point Show. As aresult, you must enter and compete in the appropriate point-show class at thatshow. Your Futurity entry will be made on the same form and be treated as anadditional class.

We are now recieving nominations for the 1980 Futurity. If you had a litterRemember to nominate it within 90 days of whelp. Enclosed with this Bulletinis a blank form in case you don't have one handy.

Something. new has been added and that is a new Futurity Chairman, Dick Hoyt,after being our National Futurity Chairman for 4 years thought it time theFuturity go to someone else. He has spent many hours keeping records andmaking sure the Futurity was running smoothly, he felt it time the Futurityhave a new face. At the November Board Meeting I was appointed by the Boardof Directors of MAC to try and fill his shoes. I will give it a gun-hoeffort but that's a pretty tall order. Let me take the time to say THANK YOUDick for an excellent job: I'm sure all of us feel the same way.

If you need any forms or have any question fee free to contact me at - HelenE. Ingel 24 Idlewild Rd., Levittown, Pa., 19057: 215 945-5158

Thanks.Cordially,

Helen E. Ingel

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OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

American Lhasa Apso Club Futurity

ENTRY FEE S7.00 to nominate a litter for the Year beginning November 1,

and ending October 31,

MAKE CHECKS AND MONEY ORDERS payable to the American Lhasa ApsoClub.

MAIL ENTRIES WITH FEES to: HELEN E. INGEL

24 IDLEWILD ROADLEVITTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA

19057

PLEASE TYPEWRITE OR PRINT CLEARLY

IMPORTANT — Read carefully instructions accompanying this Form.

FUTURITY NUMBER

REGION

For Official Use Only

Whelping DateNumber ofMales

Number ofFemales

BreederPlace of City: State:Birth

Sire

Dam

Name of PersonMaking Entry Phone Number

Street Address

City State Zip Code

AGREEMENT

I (we) acknowledge that the "Rules Applying to Registration and Dog Shows" have been made available to me (us) and that I am(we are) familiar with their contents I (we). agree that the Club holding this show has the right to refuse this entry for cause whichthe Club shall deem to be sufficient. In consideration of the acceptance of this entry and of the holding of the show and of theopportunity to have the dog judged and to win prize money, ribbons or trophies, I (we) agree to hold this Club, its members,directors, governors, officers harmless from aii claim for loss or injury which may be alleged to have been caused directlyor indirectly to any person or thing by the 3CI of this dog while in or upon the show grounds, or near any entrance thereto,and 1 (we) personally assume all responsibAity ai,d liability for any such claim, and I (we) further agree to hold the aforementionedparties harmless from any claim for loss of this dog by disappearance, theft, death or otherwise, and from any claim for damage orinjury to the dog, whether such loss, disappearance, theft, damage or injury be caused or alleged to be caused by the negligence ofthe Club or of any of the parties aforementioned.

I CERTIFY that I am the actual owner of this bitch or dog being qualified or that I am the duly -authorized agent of the actualowner whose 'name I have entered above. In concideration of the acceptance of this entry, I (we) agree to abide by the rules andregulations of the American Kennel Club in effect at the time of this Futurity, and further agree to be bound by the "Agreement"accompanying this entry form. I (we) certify and represent that the dog entered is not a hazard to persons or other dogs. Thisentry is submitted for acceptance on the foreqoing representation and agreement.

Single copies of the latest edition of the "Rule Applying to Registration and Dog Shows" may be obtained without charge fromany Superintendent or from the American Club, 51 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10010.

SIGNATURE of owner or his agentduly authorized to make this entry

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AMERICAN LHASA APSO CLUB, INC.

OFFICERS 1978-1979President: Keke Blumberg

848 Winter Road

Rydal, Pa. 19046

Vice President: Marianne Nixon

13216 N.E. 40

Bellevue, Wash. 98005

Secretary: Janet Whitman

23 Great Oaks Dr.

Spring Valley, N.Y 10977

Dorothy Benitez

Mary Cole

Richard M. Hoyt

Phylis Marcy

Carolyn Herbel

Treasurer: Paul Voight

13745 Wellington CrescentBurnsville, Mn. 55337

AKC Delegate: Stephen G.C. CampbellArden # 6 Village 2

New Hope, Pa. 18938

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David N. Marshall

Shirley Scott

Barbara Wood

Edmund R. Sledzik

Raena Wilks

ALAC COMMITTEES

The following isALAC Committees and theirchairpeople:

FINANCE - Dick Hoyt; Paul

Mary Whitman.

AWARDS - Bobbi Wood

FUTURITIES - Helen Ingel

SPECIALTIES - Ed SledzikMEMBERSHIP - Raena WilksCH-CD BOOK - Marianne Nixon; Bobbi Wood

a list of

respected

Voigt; and

BULLETIN - Marie Belluscio;

Dellano.

LOCAL CLUB LIASON - Carolyn

HEALTH - Mary Cole

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