C4 - Wednesday, February 17, 1982 - North Shore News

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EACH IN THEIR own world, these young gymnasts wait their turn at a recent balance beam competition. The
young ladies are all members of the West Van Whip-Its. (Eric Eggertson photo}

Dogs star in Sportsmen’s show

Nine retriever clubs from Feb. 17-21 — the dog

jor variety of retrievers.”
throughout the province demonstration schedule

displaying their wares
Hatfield says. “The shows

throughout the South Forum

come under the jurisdiction
of the B.C. Association of
Retriever Trial Clubs: five
from the Lower Mainland,
two from Vancouver Island,
one each from Prince
George and Kamloops.

“The five from Vancouver
will be sharing the spotlight
at this year’s Sportsmen's
Show,” says Association
president John Hatfield.
“It be our first major
public demonstration as a
group and our people have
gone to enormous lengths to
leave a good impression.”

With the Sportsmen's
Show running through five
dates at Exhibition Park —

TIME TO RENEW AUTOPLAN?

shapes up thusly: Wed., Feb.
17 - B.C. Gun Field Tnal
Club; Sat... Feb. 20 —
Langley Labrador Retriever
Club; Sun., Feb. 21 —
Golden Retriever Club of
B.C.

Through the week there
will be two nightly
demonstrations (7 p.m. and
8 p.m.) while Saturday and
Sunday the schedule ex-
pands to three shows featur-
ing puppies, juniors and
open-age retrievers.

A large area in the North
Forum Building has been
reserved for the sport dog
demonstrations.

“We've put together a ma-

will be an ideal way for our
Association to prepare for
the first licensed tnals of our
calendar year in_ mid-
March.”

The Vancouver = Sport-
smen's show. in its third
year, is owned and operated
by the Canadian Natonal
Sportsmen's Shows, with the
entire proceeds devoted to
the support of Canadian con-
servation research, projects
and outdoor education
through the Canadian Na-
tional Sportsmen's Fund.

Besides the North Forum,
over 100 companies
representing hundreds of
lines of products will be

as well as the Food Building.

Show hours are from 5
p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday
and Thursday: noon to 10
p.m. Friday and Saturday:
noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
Feb. 17. There’s plenty to do
and plenty to see for the en-
tire family.

Admission is just $3.50 for
adults; $2 for juniors (5-15)
and senior citizens.

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