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ALAC OFFICERSAND BOARD
PRESIDENTSusan Giles2373 VVheatland DriveManakin-Sabot, VA 23103804-749-4912
VICE PRESIDENTLarry Bruton5406 SW Woods CtPortland, OR 97221503-297-7267
SECRETARYEsther DeFalcis3691 Tuggle Rd.Buford, GA 30519770-945-8455
TREASURERSteve Campbell88 Lake AvenueOcean Grove, NJ 07756
732-897-0544
BOARD MEMBERSJoyceJohanson126 Kurlene Dr.Macomb, IL 61455309-837-1665
Judy 0 Dell1386 Dunning Dr.Laguna, Beach, CA 92651714-494-8322
Ann Lanterman5109 189th Ave NERedmond, WA 98052
425-868-0276
Beverly Drake11506 Harford Rd.Glen Arm, MD 21057
410-592-6636
Betty Chidley23455 SW 152nd Ave.
Homestead, FL 33032
305-969-8370
Dot PrimmRt.2 Box 218Paris, MO 65295206-454-7081
Bud Brockway2631 Bronco LnNorco, CA 91760
909-737-1424
Bobbie Wood102 Kenilworth Blvd.Cranford, NJ 07016908-272-8995
Pat KeenPO Box 119Knightsen, CA 94548
510-679-8676
AKC DELEGATEE. Ray Sledzik1704 Shagbark CircleReston VA 22090703-471-7584
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Table of Contents
Bruton 3
Chidley FC
Cole 11
Clamp 17
Engen 13
Germano BC
Hays 4,5
Hess 13
Hylton 14,15
Irwin 10,11
Keen-Fernandes.... 10,14,15
Kerr 8
Miller 12,13Morris 15
O'Dell 9
Sehnert. 19
Tata 10,11
Walcott 6,7
Walsleben 17
Westminster & Pier .... 20,21
InformationAdvertising rates 22
ALAC Committee and chairs
16ALAC Achievement Annual
Awards form 29
Behind The Champions 24
Board Meeting Minutes
Breed Standard 20
Breeder's Guide 24
Futurity Ad 18
Futurity Form 27
Futurity Rules 28
GMLAC 23
Membership Application 22
Trophy Fund 24
AdvertisersPuppynet 31
The Lhasa Bulletin
USPS 016291 ISSN 10979859
Is published six times annually (Bi-
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APSO CLUB, INC. The American
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NEXT DEADLINEMAY 10TH
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WINNERS DOG t,
PORI LAND
KENNEL CLUB1997
DECEMBER
CALLEA PON 0
by Jim
Ch. San Jo's Shoo In x Ch. Fanfair's Lemon Joy
"Teddy",well on his way to his Championship,thanks Judge Barbara Aldermanfor 2 more points.
Teddy is loved by his proud breeder-owner-handlers at giznizza-
Jan and Larry Bruton5406 S. W. Woods Ct., Portland OR 97221
(503) 297-7267
BUSTER
Buster is still going strong being shown now and then. He has what it
takes for the standard and shows it well.
Buster's kids have all finished at a young age with one more close to her
championship.
Watch for Buster's new kids.
Buster hopes to see you all at Denver.
Sire: CH. San Jo Lots 0' fanFairDam: CH. Woodlyn's LolaBuster is OFA Good
Owner Handler:JoAnne Hays
(612) 774-7994
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BISS CH. Woodlyn's Dust Buster CGCMultiple Group Winner
1995, 1996, 19975
Floral Hill is proud of
CH Floral Hill's Just Beautiful CGC
O1UMBANA COUNTY
KENNEL CLLSNC
TiW1—(5—JAtsi
(OH Rufkins Just In Timex Floral Hill's Sheer Delight)
Fabulous orange-golden coat, correct in size ( just under 11", 15 lbs), lovely narrow head with
almond eyes and 1-1/2" muzzle --Shea is a beauty to look at and a joy to live with. Beauti will be
specialed occassionally through 1998. Thank you, Judge Stanley Whitmore for the nice start to
the new year.
Bred, Owned, Loved and Handled by:Kathleen and Kristen Walcott
3515 Lamor Rd., Hermitage, PA 16148(724) 962-2239 email - [email protected]
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Our New Champion...
CH. Floral Hill's Sweet Elegance
NEW CHAMPION
BEST OF WINNERS
wEsTERN RESERVE
KENNEL CLUB
4tv:rNA AMNON
SON POOTO 1001
( CH Shikara's Yancy of Kibeco x CH. Floral Hill's Just Beautiful CGC)
Sweet Ellie finished easily, garnering all her points from the Puppy and Bred By Exhibitor classes.Thank you Judge Fred Dieball for her exciting finish--W, BOW and BOS (over the bitch special)for a 5-point major!
Bred, Owned, Loved and Handled by:Kathleen and Kristen Walcott
3515 Lamor Rd., Hermitage, PA 16148(724) 962-2239 email: [email protected]
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CH. KNOLWOOD'S SIR WINSTON
WINSTON
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WHAT AN EXCITING YEAR
WINSTON FINISHED 1997 AS THE #3 LHASA AND WENT ON TO WESTMINSTER AS THE #1LHASA ALL SYSTEMS THROUGHOUT JANUARY 1998! NOW HE'S HOME TO SET A NEWRECORD AS THE BEST "BEACH BUM" OF 1998. HE'LL ALSO BE DOING HIS VOLUNTEERWORK AS A THERAPY DOG AT THE LOCAL NURSING HOMES.
WINSTON IS LOOKING FOR A SPECIAL SOMEONE TO SHARE HIS BEACH BLANKET
OWNED AND LOVED BY:
TONY AND DON KERR115S. MYRTLE DRIVE
SURFSIDE BEACH, SC 29575 - 3658PHONE (803) 238-4293
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CH JOFU MMUS GUTTERRUGCH. ladells Spark in the Dark x CH. Jalyn Lindy Ladd! or Joru)
Glitter began her show career in a big way by winning BEST PUPPY at the LACNCSPECIALTY and the 1996 AUK NATIONAL SPECIALTY.
She went on to Finish with 4 majors after going BEST BRED-BY-EXHIBITOR at theLACS( SPECIALTY and WINNERS BITCH at the LACNC SPECIALTY.
We thank all the judges who Found her so irresistible! Raymond Swidersky,Betty Leininger, Florise Hogan, Joan Gordon Alexander, Bill Bergum, Bob Jacobsen,
Ruth Davidson and Carol Williams.
JOFU LADELLPam Gamble Judy O'Dell
NEW CHAMPION...
CII. SEVITUCR UISECOIVTROL
"MARTY "(CH. SINTU MR. MISTER X HYLAN SHOTRU MADONNA)
HERE'S MARTY COMPLETING HIS TITLE WITH A 5 POINTMAJOR UNDER JUDGE EVE WHITMORE....MANY THANKS!!
OWNER:
CARL TATE7657 DOVE CREEK RD.MOUNTAIN GROVE,MO 65711(417) 926-4605
BREEDERS:
REX IRWIN & PAT KEENR1 BOX 204DALE, IN 47523(812) 937-4202E-MAIL: SINTU@PSCLNET
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NEW CHAMPION....
Cll. EASY MONEY OF DOVE CREEK
BESTOF
OPPOSITE SEXKISHWAUKEE
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CLUB
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"EASY"(CH. TAKASHI'S A CURRENT AFFAIR X CH. BELAIR'S RED HOT STUFF)
HERE'S EASY WINNING UNDER JUDGE PEGGY HAAS AT THEROSEMONT CHRISTMAS CLUSTER. THANKS ALSO TO M.K.BRYANT, D. NICKLES, N. USHERWOOD, DR. INDEGLIA, JOEWALTON (4 POINT MAJOR) & D. SCHWARTZ (5 POINT MAJOR)TO FINISH.
OWNER:CARL TATE8657 DOVE CR. RD.MTN GROVE, MO(417) 926-4605
HANDLED BY: BREEDER:REX IRWIN LORRAINE R. COLE
SINTU 708 [email protected] GRAIN VALLEY, MO
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ms DESIDERATA honors
American, Canadian & International
Ch. Desiderata Red Rocket
Nir A MAJOR!WILLAMETTE
VALLEYLHASA APSO
CLUBSPRING 1997
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Am/Can Ch Desiderata Red Rover Am/Can Ch Desiderata Plea CuIpa
Rocket launched his Canadian career with a Group 4 and Best Puppy in Group, Judge MorleyThornton. lie went on to Best of Winners and Best Puppy at both the Lhasa Apso Club of Ontarioand Lhasa Apso Canada National Specialties, under Judges Sari Tietjen and Frank Sabella respec-tively.
Rocket's U.S. career took off with a BOB under Dorothy Nickles for 2 points, a 4 point majorunder Mary Ellen Compagnon, and a BOB under Rosemary Blood. He was Best of Winners at theWillamette Valley Lhasa Apso Club Specialty under Sharon Francis for his third major, Winners Dogfor 2 points under Australian Judge Diane Besoff, and Best of Winners under Arlene Czech for his4th major and title. Rocket was also awarded second in the BBC Class at ALAC's 1997 NationalSpecialty under Judge Keke Blumberg.
Arlene Miller • 2685 Trillium Place, North Vancouver, BC V7H 1J2 • 604/929-3570
U-CD SAN JO DESIDERATA SONJA, CGC
Am/Fin . c hoix s ey i es .Desiderata Miss Amencan rye
"Sadie"Having placed first and second in the Novice A Class with scores of 196.5 and 195.5 respectively, Sadie
is pictured finishing her U-CD title in only two days under Judge Pat Younger. Her average score qualifies herto compete at the prestigious national Heinz Pup-Peroni U.S. Classic Dog Obedience Championships (Gaines),where only 192 dogs are accepted to compete. She is entered at the Regional Competition.
Sadie has also shown twice in AKC all-breed obedience trials, earning two Novice A fourth place fin-ishes with scores of 192.5 and 191. We are very proud that all our qualifying scores have been over 190 sinceour obedience debut in November.
Owned, Trained andSpoiled by:Carol Hess
Bred by:Leslie Ann Engen
Arlene Miller
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LHASA APSO CLUB GRTR NEW YORK
UNDER A. HARPER THANK YOU FOR THE HONOR.PRESENT BY PAT KEEN-FERNANDES
4fIlLAW 540 77zu L4fA-5A- A-p5oMIDGE HYLTON & PAT &WAGNER FERNANDES
P.O.BOX 119KNIGHTSEN CA 94548
1 (510) 679-8676http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/5133/hylanshotru.html
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BEST OF WINNERS & BEST OF OPPSITE SEXLHASA APSO CLUB OF GRTR NEW YORK
CO-OWNED WITH MEGAN MORRISON
641-"1cpayu up TO pA-rzPICTURED WINNING THE STUD DOG CLASS
THE LHASA APSO CLUB OF GRTR NEW YORK
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ALAC Committees
For your convenience listed below are the committees and their chairs.
AKC GazetteCasandra de la Rosa1312 11th Ct SWOlympia, WA 98502360-357-6743
AwardsBobbie Wood102 Kenilworth BlvdCranford, NJ 07016-1512908-272-8995e-mail: [email protected]
Breed StandardSusan Giles2373 Wheatlands DriveManakin-Sabot, VA 23103804-749-4912fax 804-749-3695e-mail: [email protected]
Breeder ReferralLeslie Baumann137 N 250 WestValparaiso, IN 46383219 462-9520e-mail:[email protected]
Breed RescueMary Schroeder5395 S. Miller St.Littleton, CO, 80127Toll Free 800-699-3115
BulletinLeslie Warrene-mail:[email protected] Germanoe-mail: Lhasa [email protected] 205th StBayside, NY 11361718-631-3169
Education and HealthLynn Jamison801 Linda LaneRaymore, MO 64083-9207816-331-7764e-mail: [email protected]
Finance CommitteeMidge HyltonPO Box 119Knightsen, CA 94548510-679-8609e-mail: [email protected]
Futurity SecretaryAnn Lanterman1509 189th Ave NERedmond, WA 98052206-868-0276
Health and Genetics CommitteeCasancira de la Rosa
HistorianLinda Crabill4110 Wessex DrSan Jose, CA [email protected]
Judges EducationDon Hanson2214 Fir St. SEOlympia, WA, 98501360-491-6095e-mail: [email protected]
Measurement ProgramNancy Plunkett14290 Greenview DriveGreencastle, PA 17225717-597-4757
Membership ChairJOYCE JOHANSON126 Kurlene DrMacomb, IL 61455309-837-1665e-mail: [email protected]
ObedienceDot PrinunP.O. Box 115Paris, MO 65275816-327-5576Fax 660-327-4278
Show CommitteeSteve Campbell88 lake AveOcean Grove, NJ732-897-0544e-mail: [email protected]
RosterEsther DeFalcis3691 Toggle RdBuford, GA 30519770-945-6767fax 770-945-8455e-mail: [email protected]
Ways and MeansTom Gertz1806-C West Diversey ParkwayChicago, IL 60614-1035773-525-5583e-mail: [email protected]
YearbookMichael Santora12525 SW 240 St.Princeton, FL 33032305-258-2240e-mail: [email protected]
Yearbook DistributionDot Primm
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Her first weekend out, Sassy was awarded a 4 point major at the LACCC Specialty under Ms. Dorothy Hutchinson, thank you Ms.
Hutchinson for your comment about Sassy's wonderful temperament.
Her second weekend out Sassy was WB, BOW and Best of Breed for a 3 point major under noted judge Mr. Edd Bivin. Thank you Mr. Bivin
for you wonderful remarks about our sassy girl: "This Lhasa bitch represents Type, Type, Type."
Thank you Judge Ms. Betty Linenger for her Group 4 later that day. (pictured)And to finish up the weekend, Sassy was awarded another 3 point major and BOS under Ms. Dorothy Nichols.
Owned, Loved and Shown byCheryl ClampWindstar Lhasa Apsos303-969-8370
A repeat of Sassy's litter out of Claret's Rock Aroundthe Clock and Multi BISS Ch San Jo Smarty Pants is in
the works. Inquires welcome.
Bred, Loved and Owned byDebbi Walsleben
Claret Lhasa Apsos303-973-0885
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Remaining funds will be divided equallybetween the eight Futurity Classes.
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Membership Application Form
By applying for membership you agree to abide by the American Lhasa Apso Club Constitution and By-laws, theALAC Code of Ethics, and the rules of the American Kennel Club if accepted for membership. Applicants must be18 years or older in good standing with the American Kennel Club.
Individual Membership $25Family Membership $35Outside the US please add $10 and pay in US Dollars
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Personal Information: Please fill out all the information below.
First Applicant Name
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Address
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Please mail application and your check in US Dollars to:Joyce Johanson126 Kurlene DriveMalcomb, IL 61455
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Greater Milwaukee LAC Results
Puppy Dog, 6 -9 Months1st - Sintu Lore! Midnight Angel - LaVonne Bennett
2nd - Honeydew Crime of Passion - Mary Anne StaffordPuppy Dog, 9 -12 Months
1st - Northwind Just A Vision - Cindy Butsic, Roberta Lombardi, Barbara Voss12 - 18 Month Dog
1st - Golden Tu Shaken Not Stirred - Jan & Dean GraunkeBred By Exhibitor Dog
1st - Jedi's Four '0 One Sleeper - Dawn Kittleson2nd - Lek Dau Star Chaser - Virginia Anderson
Open Dog1st - Gold Card He's No Angel - Ray & Vi Taus
2nd - Kaazee Sly Rum plestiltskin - Judith George3rd - Lovemi Da Jiggs Up - Jackie Love
WINNERS DOGGold Card He's No Angel
Reserve - Northwind Just A Vision
Puppy Bitch, 6 - 9 Months1st - Woodlyn's Holy Terror - Lynn Replogle
12 - 18 Month Bitch1st - Knolwood's Star Of Hollywood - Catherine Hughes
Bred By Exhibitor Bitch1st - Gold Card's Gilded Angel - Ray & Vi Taus2nd - Jedi's Rambler Re'Bell - Dawn Kittleson3rd - Hohl's A Rose By Any Name - June Hohl
Open Bitch1st - Raffles Bewitched - Sonia Pompeu de Souza Brasil & Cindy Butsic
2nd - Kinderland Ta Sen Hi Five - Susan Giles & Ellen Lonigro3rd - Northwind First Impression - Kathy Sprickler-Dunn
4th - Gold Card's Earth Angel - Ray & Vi Taus
WINNERS BITCHRaffles Bewitched
Reserve - Kinderland Ta Sen Hi Five
BEST OF BREEDCH. Northwind Up Tempo - Kathy Jabara & Cindy Butsic
BEST OF WINNERSRaffles Bewitched
BEST OF OPPOSITE SEXCH. Woodlyn's Dust Buster - JoAnne Hays
We iia9 et wed 70e Petealby Susan Marino, R.N.
There are many beings who come into your life, butevery now and then, one comes into your life and youare never the same. I knew that Missy was specialthe day I brought her home, but I had no idea howprofoundly she would affect my life.
Missy had come from a litter of six Lhasa Apsos, onewas cuter than the next. I couldn't decide whichpuppy to choose so Missy guided me. She separatedfrom the golden bundles of fur in my lap, ran to theother side of the room, and began tossing a stuffed toyin the air. Then she scampered back to where I wassitting on the floor and cocked her head from side toside. I reached out to stroke her head and sheteasingly ran off. It seemed that she was looking outfrom the corner of her eye to see if I were watching. Ofcourse, I couldn't take my eyes off her. She capti-vated my heart completely. I left the breeder's homefeeling as though I had been chosen.
From the very first moment, this wise enchanted beingentered the house as though she was home. Waggingher tail joyfully, Missy excitedly scurried from room toroom. Her excitement was contagious. My children,three year old Jen and one year old Kim, were de-lighted with their new puppy, who playfully jumped andlicked their faces. To this day I can clearly hear thegiggles of my children as they rolled on our front lawnreceiving a healthy dose of Missy's kisses. Jen andKim frequently entertained our family with their "OffBroadway" productions, Missy, dressed in her manycostumes always had the leading roll.
My daughter Heather was born the following year.Missy was totaly intrigued with her. WheneverHeather was sleeping in her cradle Missy would curlup nearby. It looked as though Missy was sleeping,but as soon as someone came near she would alertme with her bark. There was never a need for aplaypen for Heather, Missy was her guardian. I wouldplace the baby on the living room floor with her toys. Ifshe tried to leave the room, Missy would lift her by heroveralls and guide her back to the middle of the room.Missy watched over our home and our children like aguardian angel. She performed the same service whenmy children, Todd and Dantae, were born. Missy wasvigilant about caring for our family. No one came intoour home without getting permission. When theyapproached, Missy would warn me and seek myassurance.
Missy's outstanding nurturing abilities extended toother animals as well. One day our tomcat Mittens,came home from a cat fight, very defeated. His facewas bleeding and he was limping on his front paw,Missy licked his face ever so gently, tending to hiswounds and his hurt pride. She then curled herselfaround him and they both fell off to sleep. I went tobed that night knowing that Mittens was in good paws.When Missy was four years old, my husband and Idivorced. She just seemed to understand how difficultthis was for all of our family. When I would returnhome each day there seemed to be just a little extraenthusiasm in her welcome. Her company eased thevoid during the long lonely nights. Her innate ability tounderstand all that was going on around her showed inall that she did.
Missy aged with grace. When she was fourteen hervet was amazed with her youthfulness. Her sight andhearing were perfect. He was particularly impressedwith her teeth which he claimed were the teeth of afive-year-old.
The following year, I noticed a lump on one of hernipples. My worst fear was confirmed: it was cancer.There would be no surgery; she was too old.Over the next year, the tumor grew slowly. We beganto see signs of aging for the first time. Both herhearing and her sight were beginning to leave her.Missy's playtimes were still filled with enthusiasm, butnow they were always followed by a one hour nap.She began to lose a little weight. I bought her asheep-skin rug to make her more comfortable, and Ispent many hours holding her and talking to her.I was a practicing registered nurse. My dear friendAda had been diagnosed with cancer, and had beengiven only two weeks to live. I met with her at thehospital. We had long talks and three dys later Adamoved into our home.
Once again Missy's sensitivity to her surroundingswas reawakened. She had a job to do. She protectedand cared for Ada. With great vigilance and enthusi-asm she sat outside of Ada's bedroom twenty-fourhours a day, except for the brief moments when shewent outside or ate her dinner. Ada felt safe andprotected, and took great comfort in stroking Missy'shead. If anyone tried to enter Ada's room, Missywould growl warning. Ada just laughed.
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Like a little sentry, Missy would not let a soulin until Ada gave her approval. Missy and Icared for my friend for six weeks until Adapassed. The morning that she died, for the firsttime since Ada came to our home, Missyfinally left her position at the doorway. I was soproud of Missy.
Missy's tumor began to grow and her physicalenergy slowed,, but her spirit was very muchalive. My children, family and friends began tosuggest that I have Missy euthanized. Hereyes told me that she was happy and contentand that she was not ready.More than two years passed and Missycontinued to be the official greeter at out frontdoor. Her tumor had grown to the size of a golfball, and she would sleep most of the day. Webegan to let her outside only with supervisionbecause she could no longer see or hear verywell. During the summer of 1990, we hadexchange students from France living with us.Missy was always happy to have company inour home. One very hot summer day, I wasironing in the den and Missy was curled upsound asleep on her sheep-skin in front of thefireplace. It was always so comforting just towatch her. I got a call from my daughterasking me to come and pick her up at the localpizzeria where she worked. I ran to change myclothes and proceeeded to go and get her. AsI pulled out of the driveway, my right tire wentup in the air and came down with a thud. I gotout of the car, thinking that I had run over oneof the kid's toys, but to my horror I had run overMissy. I held her crushed body in my armsand the tears began to fall. Every fiber in mybody ached and then became numb. Shecontinued to breathe. Minutes passed, but itseemed like hours. As I held her and prayed,she took her final breath. I found out later thatwhile I had been changing my clothes, Missyhad scratched at the front door to go out andone of the exchange students had let her out.
That night we had a little ceremony and Iwrapped Missy in her sheep-skin rug and laidher to rest. I placed her in an "Angel Garden",a place under an old oak tree in our yard.Missy had been with us for more than seven-teen years. I will hold her memory with me formy lifetime. She is an angel with four paws.
Susan Marino is an Animal Communication Specialistand a member of the Association of Pet BereavementShe is also Editor of THE ENCHANTED CONNEC-TIONS REVIEW, a monthly holistic publication forcompanion animals 516 269 - 7614
Official Standard For TheLhasa Apso
Character - Gay and assertive, but charyof strangers.
Size - Variable, but about 10 or 11 inchesat shoulder for dogs, bitches slightlysmaller.
Color - All colors equally acceptable withor without dark tips to ears and beard.
Body Shape - The length from point ofshoulders to point of buttocks longerthan height at withers, well ribbed up,strong loin, well developed quartersand thighs.
Coat - Heavy, straight, hard, not woolly orsilky, of good length, and very dense.
Mouth and Muzzle - The preferred bite iseither level or slightly undershot.Muzzle of medium length; a squaremuzzle is objectionable.
Head - Heavy head furnishings with goodfall over eyes, good whiskers andbeard, skull narrow, falling away behindeyes in a marked degree, not quite flat,but not domed or apple-shaped;straight foreface of fair length. Noseblack, the length from tip of nose toeye to be roughly about one-third ofthe total length from nose to back ofskull.
Eyes - Dark brown, neither very large andfull, nor very small and sunk.
Ears - Pendant, heavily feathered.Legs - Forelegs straight; both forelegs
and hind legs heavily furnished withhair.
Feet - Well feathered; should be roundand catlike, with good pads.
Tail Carriage - Well feathered, should becarried well over back in a screw; theremay be a kink at the end. A low car-riage of stern is a serious fault.
Approved July 11, 1978
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Behind the Champions....CH Floral Kira Sweet EleganceBreodedOwners: Kathisien & Kristen Waton
BISS CH Sham Hylan TalcmbyStCH Hylan Shotru Sintu Bust'n Out
CH Hoshlra Hylan Shotru FedoraCH Shkara's Yancy of Kibeco
CH Cdane's hinitable ROMCH Onane's Flash in the Pan
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Can. Ch. Desiderata Austin SpriteHomespun's Black Porcelain
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Lynn & Joyce Johanson126 Kurlene DriveMacomb, IL 61455(309) 837-1655
Leslie & Jesse Warren38-35205th StreetBayside, NY 11361(718) 631-3169
Jo Ann & Joe Germano85 DeForest AvenueWest Islip, NY 11795(516) 661-6675
JK-Johansonwiu.edu [email protected]
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r For Official Use Only 1The American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc. , FUTURITY NO.
LFUTURITY
OFFICIAL ENTRY FORMENTRY FEE: $15.00To nominate a Ulterior the Futurity year 1998 only, born:October I, 1996 and ending November 30, 1997Or to nominate a litter for the Futurity year 1999, born:December 1, 1997 and ending November 30, 1998Make check or money order payable to The American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc.Mail Entry with Fee to: Ann Lanterman, ALAC Futurity Chairman
5109 189th Avenue N.E., Redmond, WA 98052Phone: 425/868-0276
IMPORTANT: Read instructions accompanying this form carefully.Please TYPE or PRINT clearly, and COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS.
Whelping Date. Number of Males' Number of Females.
Breeder' Place of Birth' State:
Sire.
Dam'
Name of Person Making Entry Phone No.
Street Address
City: State: Zap*
AGREEMENTI (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 holdingthis show has the right to refuse this entry for cause which the Club shall deem to be sufficient. Inconsideration of the acceptance of this entry and of the holding of the show and of the opportunity to havethe dog judged and to win prize money, ribbons or trophies, I (we) agree to hold this Club, its members,directors, officers, harmless from any claim for loss or injury which may be alleged to have been causeddirectly or indirectly to any person or mentioned parties harmless from any claim for loss of this dog bydisappearance, theft, death or otherwise, and for any claim for damage or injury to the dog, whether suchloss, disappearance, theft, damage or injury be caused or alleged to be caused by the negligence of theClub or 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 onlyauthorized agent of the actual owner whose name I have entered above. In consideration of theacceptance of this entry, I (we) agree to abide by the rules and regulations of the American Kennel Clubin effect at the time of this Futurity, and further agree to be bound by the "Agreement" accompanyingthis entry form. I (we) certify and represent the dog entered is not a hazard to persons or other dogs. Thisentry is submitted for acceptance on the foregoing representation and agreement.
Single copies of the latest edition of the "Rules Applying to 'Registration and Dog Shows" may beobtained without charge from any Superintendent or from the American Kennel Club, 51 MadisonAvenue, New York, NY 10010.SIGNATURE of owner or his agentduly authorized to make this entry
The American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc.
FUTURITYACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM
To receive acknowledgementfill out the the form below and:
INCLUDE A SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPEBOTH OFFICIAL ENTRY AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORMS GO TO:
Ann Lanterman, ALAC Futurity Chairman5109 189th Avenue N.E., Redmond, WA 98052Phone: 425/868-0276
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IMPORTANT: Read instructions accompanying this form carefully.Please TYPE or PRINT clearly, and COMPLETE ML SECTIONS.
Whelping Date: Number of Males' Number of Females:
Breeder: Place of Birth: State:
Sire.
Dam:
Name of Person Making Entry: Phone No.
Street Address
City. State: Tap'
A self-addressed, stamped envelope must be included with this form. The envelope willbe used to return the form above which will be proof that your Futurity Nomination has beenrecorded. This acknowledgement will be returned to you within 30 days of the postmark ofyour application.
In the event that this form is not returned to you within 30 days of your date of application,you will have 14 days in which to file an appeal to have your litter nominated. Failure to filean appeal within the prescribed time will forfeit any further consideration for the litter inquestion. Appeals must include all information and dates pertaining to the nomination of thelitter and MUST be sent by CERTIFIED MAIL, RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED, to theALAC Futurity Appeals Board:
Ms. Marie Allman, 1 1 1 Ivy Street, Foreeport, TX 77541
The decision of the Appeals Board is final. In no instance will any litter that exceeds the90-day nomination period, the 30-day processing period, and/or the 14-day appeal period beconsidered for futurity nomination. A self-addressed, stamped envelope MUST be includedwith an appeal.
The American Lhasa Apso Club, Inc.
FUTURITY RULES
The futurity is an annual event sponsored by the American Lhasa Apso Clubto encourage the exhibition of recently whelped Lhasa Apsos.
FUTURITY ELIGIBILITY:
The nomination of a litter is open to anyone who breeds a litter of LhasaApsos. A litter nomination must be made within ninety days of birth. NominationForms are available from the ALAC or Futurity Secretary. By nomination of thelitter, all dogs in that litter are eligible to enter the Futurity, regardless of subsequentownership change.
FUTURITY LOCATION AND DATE:One Futurity is held each year in conjunction with the ALAC National
Specialty.
FUTURITY STAKES AND PRIZES:
Prize money, comprised of all nomination fees, will be awarded as follows:$150 -$100 -$100 -
Grand Futurity WinnerBest Adult in FuturityBest Puppy in Futurity
After these award monies have been reserved, the remaining funds will bedivided equally between the eight classes offered and disbursed as follows:
40%30%20%10%
First in Class- Second in Class- Third in Class- Fourth in Class
All undistributed prize money is the property of the American Lhasa Apso Club.The American Lhasa Club offers the Robert W. Griffing Memorial Plaque to
the BREEDER of the Grand Futurity Winner.
FUTURITY SHOW AND CLASSES:
The Futurity will be divided by sex and age and judged in the following classes:Puppy Dogs: 6 to 9 Months Puppy Bitches: 6 to 9 Months
9 to 12 Months 9 to 12 MonthsWinning Puppy in each class will compete for Best Puppy in Futurity
Adult Dogs: 12 to 15 Months Adult Bitches: 12 to 15 Months15 Months and Older 15 Months and Older
Winning Adult in each class will compete for Best Adult in Futurity
Best Puppy and Best Adult in Futuritywill compete for the Grand Futurity Award
FUTURITY RULES, Continued
ENTRY, FORM, AND FEE:
• A dog entered in the Futurity MUST ENTER AND COMPETE in oneor more of the regular classes of the ALAC National Specialty.
• The entry for the Futurity class and the regular class(es) MUST be madeon the same entry form.
• The entry must be marked in the ADDITIONAL CLASS section withthe word "Futurity" and the assigned Futurity Litter Nomination Number.
• The entry fee for the Futurity class must accompany the fee for the regularclass(es).
OTHER:
• There are NO AKC championship points awarded in the Futurity.
• All dogs MUST be handled by the Breeder, Owner, a member of hishousehold or an amature substitute.
• NO REFUNDS will be made in the event of default by the person makingthe entries.
FUTURITY JUDGE:
• The Futurity Judge will be nominated by the ALAC membership andelected by majority vote of the ALAC membership's written ballot.
• The candidate who is second in the balloting shall be designated AlternateJudge, should the first be unable to judge.
PLAQUE #
THE AMERICAN LHASA APSO CLUBAnnual Awards Form
Award Year: January 1 through December 31,
Please submit ONE form per award and TYPE or PRINTinformation. Supply all information that applies to theaward requested.
Submit Form by April 1° to:Bobbie Wood, ALAC Awards Chairman
102 Kenilworth Blvd., Cranford, NM 07016(1) 272-8995 (AM) (212)456-3922 (PM)
Award Applying For:
Name of Dog:
Primary Owner:
Address, City, State, Zip:
Co-Owner:
Person Applying for Award:
A. CHAMPIONSHIP OR OBEDIENCE AWARD - Charge for duplicates only $15.00
Date Finished AKC Gazette Month Year The following awards are offered as usual but will only appear in the Awards Program and Video. Plaques are available
for purchase at the price listed in advance. Previous plaques and duplicates are available at the same price. MAKEALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO ALAC.
B. REGISTER OF MERIT SIRE (List 5 Champions with AKC Gazette Month and Year) $20.00C. REGISTER OF MERIT DAM (list 3 Champions with AKC Gazette Month and Year) $20.00D. REGISTER OF MERIT BREEDER (List 10 Champions with AKC Gazette Month/Year) $20.00E. REGISTER OF MERIT OBEDIENCE (List 3 titles with AKC Gazette Month/Year) $20.00F. TOP PRODUCER OF THE YEAR (SIRE & DAM) - List champions with AKC Gazette Month/Year $20.00G. NATIONAL SPECIALTY - BEST OF BREED - $20.00, SELECT $15.00H. ALL-BREED BEST IN SHOP (List Bests with AKC Gazette Month/Year) $15.00I. GROUP PLACEMENT (ALAC SYSTEM) $15.00K. ALL-BREED !UGH IN TRIAL (List show & Date with AKC Gazette Month/Year) $15.00L. JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP (List 8 wins with AKC Gazette Month/Year) $15.00M. TOP 20 ROM PRODUCERS (List up-dated data with AKC Gazette Month & Year) NO PLAQUE
1. Month Year2. Month Year3. Month Year4. Month Year5. Month Year
(For ROM Breeders &ROM Updates use back of form_or an additional pagelDEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING FORM - APRIL 1ST
Awards not received by this datewill be considered LATE and must be paid for,
IF NOT ATTENDING NATIONAL. SEND $4.00 PER PLAQUE TO COVER MAILING,
Please send a photo of this_dog for inclusion in the SPECIALTY WEEK AWARDS' PROGRAM VIDEO
Show or candid photo equally 2cm/table, Original photos make the best video,
SEND $3.00 PER PHOTO TO COVER COST & PHOTO RETURN MAIL TO: LARRY BRUTON, 5406 S. W. Woods Court, Portland, OR 97221
ALAC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS - 1997
To be eligible for recognition the owner of the Lhasa Apso must be a member of ALAC in good standing at the time the title or awardis achieved.
Championship & Obedience Titles: Any ALAC member whose dog completed Championship, CD, CDX, UD, UDT and has notifiedthe Awards' Chairman of the date the title was completed and the AKC Gazette issue in which title is confirmed will receive an awardsplaque. Owners of more than one eligible dog will receive one plaque with both names listed. If a single plaque for each Lhasa isdesired, there will be a $15.00 charge payable IN ADVANCE FOR EACH PLAQUE AFTER THE FIRST PLAQUE WHICH ISOFFERED BY ALAC. Co-owners may also purchase duplicate plaques at $15.00 each, payable in ADVANCE.
The following awards will be recognized in the Awards Program and the Awards Video. If a plaque is desired, they can be purchasedat $20.00 PAID IN ADVANCE.
Register of Merit-Sire: To qualify the sire must have produced five (5) champion get. The recognition will come in the year the 5thchampion is confirmed in the AKC Gazette. The dog need not be living to qualify for the ROM status. The owner of the stud mustsubmit the name of the sire along with a list of the champion get including the month and year of the AKC Gazette confirmation.Dogs eligible in a previous year will be given ROM 'ztn h IS by applying as above.
Estgigasatarit:Dgm: To qualify the dam must have produced three (3) champion get. The recognition will come in the year the3'd champion is confirmed in the AKC Gazette. The dog need not be living to qualify for the ROM status. The owner of the dam mustsubmit the name of the dam along with a list of the champion get including the month and year of the AKC confirmation. Dogseligible in a previous year will be given ROM status by applying as above.
Register of Merit-Breeder: To qualify the ALAC breeder must have produced ten (10) champions. The recognition will come in theyear the It? champion is confirmed in the AKC Gazette. The breeder must submit a list of the champions bred including the monthand year of the AKC Gazette confirmation. Breeders eligible in a previous year will be given ROM status by applying as above.Register of Merit-Obedience: To qualify the ALAC member must have completed three (3) obedience titles. The recognition willcome in the year the 3T° title is confirmed in the AKC Gazette. The owner must submit a list of the titles completed including themonth and year of the AKC Gazette confirmation. Owners eligible in a previous year will be given ROM status by applying as above.Top Producers of the Year: ALAC will recognize the top producing sire and the top producing darn for each year. To be eligible,the owner who thinks their dog or bitch will qualify should submit a list of champion get (with AKC Gazette confirmation).National Specialty: Recognition will be given to the ALAC member whose Lhasa wins Best of Breed at the National. Cost of plaque$20.00
Recognition will be given the Lhasa Apsos receiving a SELECT designation at the National that is owned by an ALAC member. Costof plaque $15.00.
All-Breed Bestin Show: ALAC recognizes the Lhasa owned by an ALAC member winning the most Best in Shows in the awardyear. Cost of plaque $15.00.
Group Placement Award: This award is calculated by computing points based on group placements won between January l" andDecember 31'. Points are awarded on the following basis: Group 1 -4 points, Group T'd - 3 points, Group 3rd - 2 points; Group 4th -I point. The awards Chairman keeps the record and the Lhasa who accumulates the most points receives the award. The minimumnumber of group placements is 10. ALAC recognizes both dogs and bitches. Cost of plaque $15.00.
Obedience All-Breed High-in-Trial: Recognition to the ALAC member owning the Lhasa who wins High-in-Trial at an All-BreedShow. Cost of plaque $15.00
Junior Showmanship: Recognition to each child of an ALAC member who qualifies for Westminster Kennel Club show and sonotifies the Awards Chairman. Please submit the child's name and a list of the win with date and show. Cost of plaque $15.00.Top Twenty Register of Merit Sires and Dams Listing: Each year the top 20 ROM sires and the top 20 ROM dams will be listed.In order to keep this list accurate for the current year, owners should submit updates on their Lhasas that are already on the list orshould be on the list.
MAIL COMPLETED FORM NO LATER THANAPRIL 1ST
Bobbie Wood, ALAC Awards Chairman102 Kenilworth Blvd., Cranford, NJ 07016-1512
AMERICAN LHASA APSO CLUBBOARD MEETING MINUTES
Marriott Marquis, New York, New YorkFebruary 14, 1998
The meeting was called to order at 4:15 PM byPresident Susan Giles. In attendance were SusanGiles, Larry Bruton, Bud Brockway, StephenCampbell, Elizabeth Chidley, Beverly Drake, PatKeen, Ann Lanterman, Judy O'Dell, Dot Primm,Bobbie Wood, and Ray Sledzik.
President's Report — Susan welcomed all inattendance and stated that because so much ofALAC business has been conducted via e-mail andFax, there are very few agenda items that need tobe addressed. The meeting should, therefore, befairly short.
AKC Delegate Report —Ray Sledzik reportedthat the next delegates meeting will be in St. Louisin June. AKC is making progress with its programof DNA identification. We should be hearing moreabout this in the near future. There is also an 800(easy access #) now available at AKC. ContactRay for that number.
Secretary's Report — Secretary Esther DeFalciswas not in attendance. Susan Giles gave the
Secretary's Report which was approved. Estherreported that as of January 21, 1998, there are 243members of ALAC, consisting of 164 singlememberships and 79 family memberships. We
received 131 post cards from AKC judges whojudge the Non-Sporting Group and/or Lhasa Apsosrequesting to receive the ALAC Bulletin. Ballotswere sent to the ALAC Officers and BoardMembers and they have elected a 1998/1999Nominating Committee.
Treasurer's Report — Stephen Campbell statedthat the club is on the right track in getting ourfinances accounted for. Steve has begun to puttogether a statement of the club's financialcondition that he will do quarterly. He presentedthe board with an updated budget for the period9/1/97 - 8/31/98, as well as a financial Statementas of 1/15/98. He stated that we currently have$33,054.67 in total assets, with $15,087,62 inliabilities. This gives us a current capital/surplus of
$17,967.05. Steve encouraged all of us to stress tothe membership the importance of donating to theNational Trophy Fund as this is such a majorexpense at the national.
Steve also reported that because of Clive Harrold'srecent accident and injury to his left hand, theBenitez/Wilkes Fund sent $500.00 to help with thecost of his physical therapy.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Awards Committee — Bobbie Wood reiteratedthe necessity of getting the Award Forms to her bythe deadline of April 1.
Breed Standard Committee — Both the BreedStandard Committee and the Judges EducationCommittee met prior to the Board Meeting. Thecommittee is continuing work to complete theIllustrated Standard with additional photos andillustrations.
Educational and Health Committee — LynnJamison reported in writing that her committee hadnot to date heard from AKC regarding DNAtesting at the 1998 National Specialty. Thecommittee does plan to have CGC testing at theSpecialty.
Handbook Committee — Jan Bruton reportedthat the Handbook is now finished and ready toprint. Because there have been so many recentchanges in members addresses and area codes, ithas been difficult to get all the informationupdated. It is hoped that if members findinformation that is still not correct in the updatedHandbook they will send the necessary correctionsto Jan and/or the ALAC Secretary. It is anticipatedthat the Handbook will be printed and ready fordistribution with the mailing of the next Bulletin.
Futurity Committee —Ann Lanterman reportedthat as of Jan 29, 1998, she had received 83
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futurity nominations. Nominations close the end ofFebruary. Eligibility for 1999 litters startsDecember 1, 1997 through November 30, 1998.Litter nominations must be made within ninetydays of birth.
Historian Committee — Linda Crabill, newlyappointed Chair, reported in writing that she is inthe process of completing an inventory of thematerials sent to her by previous Historian, BeckyJohnson. Linda reported the discovery of narratedvideo tapes of some early Specialties. Shesuggested ALAC purchase these tapes for the costof $150 and then show them in the HospitalityRoom throughout the week of the nationalspecialty. A discussion was held on the matter.
Motion 98-1 Pat Keen moved and Ray Sledzikseconded that Pat will donate her personal copy ofthese Specialty tapes to be shown at the National.In the event that Pat cannot find her tapes, ALACwill proceed to purchase the tapes that Linda hasidentified.
Judges Education Committee — Don Hansonreported that the JEC committee held a JudgesSeminar on 2/14/98 at the DJAA in New York.The script used by the presenters has beensomewhat updated and improved and thepresentation went well. This committee also metprior to the board meeting with the BSC. The needfor better visuals continues to be a matter ofconcern and is being rectified. Don furtherreported that the JEC does have plans to schedulea "judges seminar" presentation to the membershipduring the week of the National Specialty. Threeresumes had been submitted to fill the vacant seatsof the JEC Committee. Those who submittedresumes were Ann Lanterman, Fran Strayer, andRobyn White-Lily.
Bev Drake questioned the Board's policyregarding review of a committee and its members.Larry Bruton stated that the Board will regularlyreview a committee's progress and that it is to be
done once a year at the Board Meeting inconjunction with the Annual Meeting in June. InJune 1997, both the JEC and BSC Chairs reportedthat their committees were working well.
The JEC will in the future designate onecommittee member to be responsible for each ofthe six regions in the country.
Measurement Certification Committee —Nancy Plunkett reported in writing that ten dogswere certified in 1997. The numbers were low dueto Nancy's absence from the National Specialty. Itis hoped that more measurers will becomequalified and more dogs will be certified in 1998.
Membership Committee — Joyce Johansonreported in writing that in 1997 there were 15 newALAC single memberships and 9 new familymemberships. Joyce expressed the need to send theHandbook and Bulletin to new members.
National Specialty Show Committee — SteveCampbell reported that the 1998 Specialty will beheld in Denver June 18, 19, and 20. Everything isprogressing on schedule. Regarding the 1999Specialty, Pat Keen Fernandes reported that thecommittee has not been able to secure a location inthe southeast or Florida region. The Marriott at theAirport in Washington DC was not available.
Ways and Means Committee — Pat Hufnail hadno report, but did submit her resignation to theBoard. She requested that Dash Plates be orderedfor the 1998 Specialty.
AKC Gazette CommitteeCassandra de la Rosa No report
Breed Rescue CommitteeMary Schroeder No report
ALAC Bulletin CommitteeLeslie Warren/Jo Ann Germano No
reportGenetics and Health Committee
Cassandra de la Rosa No report
AMERICAN LHASA APSO CLUBBOARD MEETING MINUTES
Marriott Marquis, New York, New YorkFebruary 14, 1998
Local Club Liaison CommitteeBoard Members Verbal reports
Obedience CommitteeDot Primm No report
Yearbook Distribution CommitteeDot Primm No report
AGENDA ITEMS
JUDGES EDUCATION COMMITTEE
OPENINGS: Three resumes were submitted andconsidered by the Board for the two openings.
Those resumes were from Ann Lanterman, FranStrayer, and Robyn White-Lily. The Board votedas follows:
Ann LantermanRobyn White LilyFran Strayer
10 votes*7 votes*6 votes* Elected
ALAC BULLETIN: A discussion was held
regarding the Bulletin and how we might improve
it. Bud Brockway gave the following suggestionsfor increasing advertising activity in the Bulletin:
1. Actively solicit advertisers
2. Lower the advertising rate
At this time, there will be no change in advertisingrates — the Bulletin can not be allowed to lose largesums of money.
Concerns which have been expressed by membersregarding the Bulletin
1. Not receiving the Bulletin on time
2. Not getting photos back in a timely fashion
3. Not knowing when the deadlines are
Motion 98-2 Ray Sledzilc moved and Bev Drake
seconded that each Board member solicit five (5)
ALAC members to advertise in the Bulletin.
Motion passed unanimously.
Further discussion included a reminder of deadlinedates: 3/10/98 and 5/10/98. Judy O'Dell requestedthat the Bulletin's policy regarding the mailing ofissues to Lhasa judges be clarified with a statementin an upcoming issue. Bud Brockway suggestedthat we consider mailing a questionnaire toBreeder Judges and then to All breed/Lhasa Judgesasking them to state what they expect or arelooking for when they are judging. We would thenfeature one judge in each issue of the Bulletin. Adiscussion pointed out that the editors of theBulletin did not have the time to take on this addedresponsibility.
Motion 98-3 A motion was made by Pat KeenFernandes and seconded that Bud Brockway andJudy O'Dell develop such a questionnaire andsubmit it for consideration.
Motion passed unanimouslyMEMBERSHIP DUES:
Motion 98-4 Larry Bruton made a motion and itwas seconded by Pat Keen Fernandes that theBoard extend membership dues reversed untilrenewal March 1, 1998 without having membersreapply for membership.
Motion passed unanimously
Motion 98-5 A motion was made by Ray Sledzikand seconded by Betty Chidley that any committeemember or board member whose dues are not paidby 3/1/98 will no longer be members of ALAC
Motion passed unanimously
Motion 98-6 A motion was made by Susan Gilesand seconded by Bobbie Wood that 1999 duesnotice will be included in the Bulletin and alsounder separate cover according to the by-laws.
Motion passed unanimously
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Marriott Marquis, New York, New YorkFebruary 14, 1998
WAYS AND MEANS CHAIRMAN: Adiscussion was held as to who might be a goodreplacement for resigning Chairperson Pat Hufnail.It was decided to ask Tom Gertz if he wouldconsider accepting this responsibility.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE: The proposedslate was presented by Sarah Fitzgerald,Chairperson, Larry Bruton and Debbie Greene:
President:Vice President:Secretary:TreasurerBoard Members:(3 year terms)
AKC Delegate:(3 year term)
Susan GilesLarry BrutonDebbie GreeneStephen CampbellBobby WoodPat Keen FernandesBud BrockwayRay Sledzik
BREEDER REFERRAL: It was discussed thatindividual regional clubs send breeder referralnames to Leslie Bauman so she knows whosenames to include on her referral list.
PAST ALAC PRESIDENTS DUES: Thequestion was raised as to the Board's 1997 rulingabout past presidents being required to pay yearlydues to maintain their membership in ALAC. Thequestion was whether this was meant to include allpast presidents, or just those from the time themotion was enacted. The Board agreed in total thatit was meant to include all presidents past, present,and future.
Motion 98-7 Larry Bruton made a motion,seconded by Bev Drake that a letter be sent to allpast ALAC presidents informing them of ALAC'spolicy and the requirement that they now need topay yearly dues to be a member of ALAC and thatthey be encouraged to do so.
ALAC 40th ANNIVERSARY: Ray Sledzikbrought to the Board's attention the fact that nextyear, 1999, is the club's 40th anniversary.
Motion 98-8 A motion was made by Ray Sledzikand seconded by Larry Bruton that ALACrecognize our 40 year members at the NationalSpecialty.
Motion passed unanimously.
Motion 98-9 Pat Keen Fernandes made anadditional amendment to recognize these 40 yearmembers with a page in the catalog.
Motion passed unanimously
CLUB LIAISONS: A review of Regional Cluband Board Liaison was conducted. (Susan has list)
Judy O'Dell asked what non-regular classes wereto be offered in Obedience at the NationalSpecialty this year. The answer was that only thoseclasses that have been offered in the past will beoffered this year, except there will be NO teamjudging.
Meeting adjourned at 7:00 P.M.
American Lhasa Apso Club Financial StatementAs of April 15, 1998
RECEIPTS
Previous Balance 9/01/97 Tax Year $ 21,576.62NatI.Spec. Trophy $ 1,015.00NatI.Spec. Advertising $ 695.00NatI.Spec. Bingo/Raffle/Auction/Catalog Sales $NatI.Spec. Superintendent $NatI.Spec. Sweepstakes $ -NatI.Spec. Banquet $ 316.00NatI.Spec. Receivables 1997 National $ 70.00Club Dues 1999 $ 110.00Club Regional Spec Income $Club Futurity ('98 Nominations) $ 575.00Club Futurity (99 Nominations) $ 90.00Club Futurity (Refund Prize & Entry Money) $Club AwardsNideo $ 1,418.00Club Bulletin $ 4,585.00Club Dues 1997-1998 $ 7,570.00Club Checking NC Interest $ 462.31Club Yearbook $ 267.50Club Donations $ 1,000.00Club Contributions-Rescue/VVilks-Benitez $ 895.00Comm. Ways & Mean $ 132.00Comm. MCP $
TOTAL $ 40,777.43
DISBURSEMENTS
Nat.Spec. 1998 Hotel Deposit $Nat.Spec. Judges Selection & fees & Premailer $ 198.55Nat.Spec. Trophies & Ribbons $Nat.Spec. Banquet $Nat.Spec. Conference Call,Telephone,misc. exp. $ 100.00Nat.Spec. Sweepstakes $Club. Futurity $ 216.28Club AwardsNideo $Club Bulletin $ 1,613.03Club Election $Club Annual dues/fees/Board meeting $ 569.14Club Club Insurance $Club Regional Specialty $ 31.35Club Secretary $ 210.93Club President $Club Treasury $Club Wilks/Benitez/Rescue $ 500.00Comm. JEC $ 244.40Comm. Roster $ -Comm. Yearbook Dist. $Comm. Membership $Comm. Ways & Means $Comm. Breed Standard $Comm. National Breeder Referral $
TOTAL $ 3,683.68Balance April 15, 1998 $ 37,093.75
Date Check # Amt. Deposit Amt. Withdrawn Description Balance$21,576.62September 12, 1997 $305.00 101/55. 102/250. $21,881.62September 18, 1997 $75.00 101/55. $21,956.62September 23, 1997 $175.00 101/50. 110/125. $22,131.62September 29, 1997 $104.00 101/80. 105/24. $22,235.62September 29, 1997 $131.00 Interest on acct. $22,366.62October 03, 1997 $450.00 250./30./170. $22,816.62October 06, 1997 $440.00 385./55. $23,256.62October 08, 1997 $455.00 45./410. $23,711.62October 09, 1997 $215.00 190./25. $23,926.62October 10, 1997 $310.00 175./135. $24,236.62October 10, 1997 1134 $100.00 240/100. $24,136.62October 24, 1997 $0.12 fees mc visa $24,136.50October 24, 1997 $385.00 visa350ad35dues $24,521.50October 24, 1997 $1,120.00 101/930/155/35 $25,641.50October 24, 1997 $355.00 101/255.50/30/20 $25,996.50November 04, 1997 $205.00 101/170 25/10 $26,201.50November 04, 1997 $445.00 101/340 95/10 $26,646.50November 04, 1997 $435.00 101/360 110/75 $27,081.50November 04, 1997 $315.00 101/315 $27,396.50November 21, 1997 $720.00 102/720 $28,116.50November 21, 1997 $405.00 101/375 15/15 $28,521.50November 21, 1997 $510.00 101/510 $29,031.50November 21, 1997 $17.51 fees mc visa $29,013.99December 10, 1997 $420.00 101/375.10./35. $29,433.99December 10, 1997 $1,100.00 102/1100. $30,533.99December 31, 1997 $70.00 101/70 $30,603.99December 31, 1997 $485.00 1/32021115 ns50 $31,088.99December 31, 1997 $153.71 Interest on acct. $31,242.70January 8, 1998 $455.00 390/wb45/res20 $31,697.70January 14, 1998 $403.00 f165/a168/r10/d60 $32,100.70January 14, 1998 $190.00 di 85/r5 $32,290.70January 14, 1998 1135 $1,521.03 bulletin $30,769.67February 8, 1998 1136 $500.00 donation wb $30,269.67February 8, 1998 1137 $25.00 akc $30,244.67February 8, 1998 1138 $31.35 regional spec pla $30,213.32February 8, 1998 1139 $500.00 hotel board meet $29,713.32February 8, 1998 $275.00 d240ns25r5wb5 $29,988.32February 8, 1998 $344.00 aw164f u 150/99/30 $30,332.32February 15, 1998 1140 $40.00 bulletin $30,292.32February 15, 1998 1141 $244.40 jec $30,047.92February 15, 1998 $118.00 d30/wb70/a18 $30,165.92February 15, 1998 $786.50 d315y267.50A204 $30,952.42March 6, 1998 1142 $216.28 98 fut exp. $30,736.14March 6, 1998 $1,000.00 bulletin $31,736.14March 6, 1998 $120.00 f98/60 f99/60 $31,856.14March 6, 1998 $385.00 350buV35dues $32,241.14March 6, 1998 $210.00 dues135/75banq $32,451.14March 6, 1998 1143 $22.00 $32,429.14March 22, 1998 $26.51 mc service chgs. $32,402.63March 22, 1998 $177.60 Interest on acct. $32,580.23March 22, 1998 $200.00 adj of 3/6/bulletin $32,780.23March 22, 1998 $1,110.00 a316/b50/a24/t720 $33,890.23March 22, 1998 $370.00 d310/r25/adsr35 $34,260.23March 22, 1998 $637.00 b250/a312/d75 $34,897.23April 15, 1998 1144 $210.93 secry exp $34,686.30April 15, 1998 1145 $30.00 bulletin $34,656.30April 15, 1998 1146 $198.55 spec premailer $34,457.75April 15, 1998 $600.00 $35,057.75April 15, 1998 $1,530.00 $36,587.75April 15, 1998 $506.00 $37,093.75
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