The week of
May 24-30, 1987

© By Lillian Bono wy yee EW ea HY

ARIES (March 21-April 20):
You may be taking a problem

my at work too personally, Some

time alone might help you get a bet-
ter perspective.
TAURUS (April 21-May 20):
Improve your environment
with a special purchase or
home improvements.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
* You may be tempted to take
a financial risk. Think it over
carefully before you spend your
money.
CANCER (Jane 21-July 22):
4 You are feeling very sensitive
and touchy. Do something _
creative to lift your spirits.
LEO (Jaly 23-Aug. 22):
G 4 Romance enters your life. Be
kind to loved. ones and
children. Plan time alone with a
s ne - -

before taking that planned
vacation. You'll be able to enjoy
urself better.

l Trials
go to
dogs

GERMAN SHEPHERDS will '
have.centre stage at an upcoming -

‘ dog show. .
' The German Shepherd Dog Club
of B.C. is ‘holding its 34th annual

“specialty show ‘with two obedience ~

-trials and a futurity and maturity
-show.. The event takes place at
William Griffin Park, 851 West
Queens in North Vancouver,
Saturday and Sunday, May 23 and
24, starting each day at 10 a.m.

This show is a major event for
the German shepherd dog breeder
or owner with entries from B.C.,
Alberta, Washington and Oregon.

On May 23 there will be two

‘ obedience trials open to all breeds
of pure bred dogs. The futurity
and maturity shows will be judged
by Theis Mesdag of Oregon. This
is a breeders’ showcase where the
products of various breeding pro-
grams compete. Winners are eligi-
ble to go to the National Specialty
Show in Toronto in September.

On May 24 the German Shep-
herd Specialty Show, with an entry
of 125 dogs, will be judged by
Helen Gleason-Faye from Texas.

The German Shepherd Dog Club
of B.C. was created in 1953 and is
founded upon the integrity, sport-

smanship and geniune love for the ©

German shepherd dog. The. main
purpose of the club is to improve
the breed and to educate the Ger-
man shepherd dog lover in all
aspects of. breeding, grooming,
obedience, nutrition and care.
Members. are seriously concerned
with problems within the breed
and the public’s perception of it,
particularly temperament and _ir-
responsible breeding.

The ciub runs two eight-week
obedience classes on the North
Shore for all breeds of dogs and
has show-handling classes in the
Fraser Valley.

Some members are active in pet
visitation programs, visiting the
elderly in special care homes in the
Vancouver area.

Anyone interested in the pure
bred German shepherd is invited to
attend meetings or to contact the
group for assistance or informa-
tion on the breed. .

For further information about
the club call Inga Newbury at
922-9818.

rE: VIRGO (Ang. 23-Sept. 22):
CHA Wind up business matters [——1

Cai LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
You may receive unexpected
news by mail. Use discretion

in personal matters.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22):

ae Compromise will bring the

solution you seek with a

close friend. Do not be stubborn or
ou could breed hard feelings.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-

Dec. 21): You can make great

strides if you get involved.

Put your talents to work in com-
munity activities.

Ee CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
i} 19): Do not hesitate to ex-
EA press your originality. Your
popularity is high and people will res-
nd with enthusiasm.
AQUARIUS (San. 20-Feb.
38): Variety is the spice of
your life! New people and
events enter your world.

em PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):

ame You may find your business

It might be to your advantage for
associates to sce you in a different
eavironment.

and social lives overtapping.

15 - Friday, May 22, 1987 - North Shore News

Local art exhibition opens

THE OUTSTANDING Artists of
West Vancouver exhibit by West
Vancouver Community Arts
Council opens at the municipal
hall June 3 to promote the area’s
local talent.

‘“*We've gone through lists and
research has turned up 60 or 70 ar-
tists living here who are profes-
sional or semi-professional,’’ said
organizer Jane Ford.

“*From that we've chosen 24 (ar-
tists for this Outstanding Artists
show).”’

*“We felt they may not, within
their own community, have ever
been recognized. It is just to honor
them,’’ she explained of the arts
council-sponsored show.

Open to the public, the
Outstanding Artists of West Van-
couver show runs until June !2 at
the West Vancouver municipal hall
and is open 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

In another exhibit June 16 to 30,
50 pieces from West Vancouver
high schoo! students, who have
worked from the suggested theme
West Vancouver — My Home, will
be on display. ;

“We don’t want it to be a com-

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