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    EVERGREEN BASENJI CLUB
    Annual Sanctioned “B” Match (Basenjis only)
    Judge: David Davidson of Bajoran Basenjis
    Tuesday evening, May 27th 2008

    Set up begins at 6:00pm
    Entries are accepted at 6:15pm
    Entries close at 6:45pm – sharp!
    Judging commences at 7:00pm

    Luther Burbank Park, Mercer Island, WA
    2040 84th Avenue SE (just off of I-90)

    Driving directions:

    From I-5, take I-90 East to Mercer Island:
    Take the 77th Ave. SE exit (#7A) immediately after the 2nd tunnel, and turn left on 77th Ave. SE.
    Turn right at the stop sign onto N. Mercer Way, go through the light at 80th Ave. SE
    Turn left onto 81st Ave. SE.
    Turn right on SE 24th St. and drive to the end.
    The park entrance is on your left.

    From I-405, take I-90 West to Mercer Island:
    Take the Island Crest Way exit (#7).
    At top of the ramp, turn right onto SE 26th St.
    At the stop sign turn left onto 84th Ave. SE and drive straight into the park after another stop sign at SE 24th St.

    From either direction, upon entering the park, go deep into the parking lot and path at the far right/south end of the parking lot to the open field.

    For more info and a map of the park: www.ci.mercer-island.wa.us/Page.asp?NavID=1138

    This is a fun introduction for you and your puppy to the sport of dog shows and a perfect opportunity for breeders to invite their “puppy people” to a Basenji-friendly social to see and be seen!
    Brush up the ring skills of those FAB-U-LOUS old-timers (dogs and humans) for the veteran competitions coming up this summer!
    HAVE FUN! Meet Basenji folks! WIN PRIZES!

    Cost is ONLY: $4.00 per entry!

    Jordan Reed, Match Chair: http://www.atarasi.com/contactinfo.htmlatarasi67@hotmail.com

    Sharron Hurlbut

    BRAT, basenji rescue

    Evergreen basenji club

    Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue

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  • MarleyJoM

    Sharron are you going? Thinking about it myself.

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