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Secretary's Pages SECRETARY ’S PAGES MIS SION STATEMENT The American Kennel Club is dedicated to upholding the ATTENTION DELEGATES integrity of its RMegIisStrSy, IpOroNmo ting the spSorTt Aof TpEurMebrEeNd dT ogs and breeding for type and function. ® NOTICE OF MEETING TFohuen Admederiin ca1n8 8K4e, ntnhelAKC Cluba nisd dites daicffailtieadte td o ourpghaonlidziantgio nths ea idnvteogcarittey foofr iths e Rpeugriset brrye, dp rdoomgo atisn ga tfhame islyp ocrot mofpapnuiroenb,r ead vdaongcs e acnad nibnree ehdeianlgthf oarndty pwe elal-nbd eifnugn,c wtioonrk. to protect the rights of all The next meeting of the Delegates will be Fdougn odwedneinrs1 a8n8d4 ,ptrhoe mAKCote raensd piotns saifbflieli adtoegd orwgnaenrizsahtipio. ns advocate for the pure bred dog as a family companion, advance canine health and well-being, work to protect the rights of all held via video Zoom Webinar on Wednesday, dog owners and 805prom1 oAtrec ore Csopropnosribaltee dDorgiv oew, Snueirtseh 1ip0. 0, Raleigh, NC 276 17 101 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10178 8051 Arco Corporate Drive, Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 276 17 December 2, 2020 beginning at 12:30 p.m. Raleigh, NC Customer Call Center ..............................................................(919) 233-9767 260 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016 New York, NY Office ...................................................................................(212) 696-8200 Eastern Time. It will follow the Delegates Raleigh, NC Customer Call Center ..............................................................(919) 233-9767 Fax .............................................................................................................(212) 696-8299 New York, NY Office ...................................................................................(212) 696-8200 Website ..........................................................................................................www.akc.org Forum which will begin at 11:00 a.m. ET. Fax .............................................................................................................(212) 696-8299 Website ..........................................................................................................www.akc.org BOARD OF DIRECTORS DR. THOMAS M. DAVIES, CHAIRMA N•DOMINIC P. CAROTA, VICE CHAIRMAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS RONALD H. CMLAESNSA KOEFR 2, 0C2H1 AIRMA N•DR. THOMAS MC.L DAASVSIE OSF, V2I0C2E 3 CHAIRMAN DELEGATES CREDENTIALS RITA J. BIDDLE DR. J. CHARLES GARVIN DOCMLAINSISC OP.F C 2A0R1O8 TA SCTELAVESNS OHFA M20B2L0 IN Claudia L. Burk, Bakersfield, CA, Kern DR.J TAHMOEMS ARS. DOAKVIES DANPAIETLR IJC. IAS MMY. TCHR,U EZ SQ. DRT. HJ.O CMHAASR LPEOSW GEARRS VIN WILLIAM J. FEENEY County Kennel Club RONALD H. MENAKER KAROCLLYANSNSE OMF. 2M0C2A4 TEER CLASS OF 2022 CLASS OF 2019 DR. CACRLAMSESN OLF. B2A0T2T1 AGLIA Dr. Timothy Carrion, Owings Mills, MD, CHRISTOPHER L. SWEETWOOD DR. MICHAEL KNIGHT DHRA. RCOALRDM “ERNE LD.” B TAATTTRAOG LIIIIA RITA J. BIDDLE DR. THOMAS M. DAVIES KARDOOLMYNINNICE PM. C. MARCOATTA EER Swamp Dog Retriever Club ANN WALLIN ANN WALLIN THOMAS POWERS RONALD H. MENAKER, ChairmaHnA ERmVEeYri tMu.s WOODING Carey Fayram, Gilroy, CA, Del Monte Kennel DDEENNIIS B. SPRUNG, Ex Offffiicciioo Club EXECUTIVE OFFICERS DENNIS B. SPRUNG GIINA M. DINARDO JOTSHEEPOHD VO.R BEA PFFHUILTLOIP, JS R. Jan Ritchie Gladstone, Stokesdale, NC, St. President Executive Secretary Chiief Financial Offiicerr Chiief Executive Offiicerr Petersburg Dog Fanciers Association VICE PRESIDENTS VICE PRESIDENTS Heidi Henningson, Springfield, NE, JAY WAKS KIRSTEN BAHLKE BRANDI HUNTER Senior ExecutiKvIe RSTEN BAHLKEV,i cPeu rPerberseidd eCnotnsumer DemanPdublic Relations & American Chesapeake Club Vice President & MARK PDuUreNbNre, dE xCeocnustuivmee Vr iDcem Parendsident Communications General Counsel KEITH FRAZIER, Executive CVYicNeT HPrIAe sBidEeAnGtL, EBS usiness SuppDoOrUt GS eLrJvUicNeGs REN Michael L. Moscowitz, New Haven, CT, ALEXANDRA ALESKOVSSKHY EILAA GssOiFstFaE n, tG Goevneerrnaml Cenout nRseelal tions Sports & Events Executive Vice President & Shoreline Retriever Club Chief GrowthB ROAffNicDeIr HUNTER , PubMlicA RKe lDatUioNnN s & CommunicHaEtAioTnHs ER MCMANUS DOUG LJUNGREN, ExSeecnuitoivr eV iVciec eP rPerseidsiednet nt, SporDtse p& utEyv Genents eral Counsel Sherri Swabb, Sugarcreek Township, OH, THERESA CHIN Registration & Senior Vice PresiHdEeAnTt HER MCMusAtoNmUSe,r Deepvueltoyp Gmeennetral CounsMeAl RI-BETH O’NEILL Dayton Dog Training Club Planning & Operations MARI-BETH O’NEILL, S port Services Sport Services KEITH FRAZIER AIDEN COLIE PAULA SPEBCuTsOinR e, sCso Srpuoprpaotret Services ELIZABETH SOROTA Laurie Zembrzuski, Leesburg, VA, Senior Vice PresideDnAt PHNA STeRrvAicUeS s,/ BNuCs Finaecsilsit yD eOvpes lopment Marketing Technology Bedlington Terrier Club of America TIM THOMASSH,E JILuAd gGiOnFgF OE perations DAPHNA STRAUS JAY WAKS, Senior ExeGcouvteirvnem Veicnet RPreelastiidoenns t & GeneBruasli nCeosusn sDeelvelopment TRIAL BOARDS Nominating Committee APPEALSA TPRPIEAALL BS OTARRIADL BOARTD RIAL BOARD MEMBERS (cnt’dT)R IAL P EBROFAORRDM CAHNACIRES TRIAL BOARD MARTHA FELRTAELNPSHT EDINE,L E DSQE.O, C, EHSAIQR. , CHAIR CHARLES FOLEY THERESAJ DOOSWEPELHL ,B EESNQA. GE, ESQ. The AKC Board of Directors, at its July 2020 BARBARAM WAR. TMHIEAN FEERL,T EESNQS.T EIN, ESQ. ROGER HARTINGER BARBATRIMA PCEANRNWY, IELSEQ, .ESQ., CHAIR BARBARBA RPBEANRNAY, WE.S MQ.I ENER, ESQ. MEDORA HARPER LAURIE RAYMJOONHDN, ERSUQS. SELL DANIEL SMYTH, ESQ. DONNA HERZIG TRIAL BOARD MEMBERS TRIAL BOARD CHAIRS CARL HOLDER ALTERNATES You can also read the Secretary’s Pages in the THERESA DROW. KELLA, UESQ A NSELM PERFORMANCE TBRILIALL T EBAOGAURED CHARLES FOLEY LAURIE MAULUCCID AVID HOPKINS, ESQ., CHAIR EUGENIA HUNTER, ESQ. ROBERT W. MONTLER ROGER HARTINGER DR. ROBERT MYALL TIM CARWILE, ESQ. LAURIE RAYMMEODNOD,R EAS QH.A RPER HON. JAMES PHINIZY JOHN RUSSELL DR. ROBERT MYALL ALTERNATES TRIAL BOARD MEMBERS ROBERT STEIN BERNARD SCHWARTZ MIKE NECAISE DR. KLAUS ANSELM BETTY-ANNE STENMARK BETTY-ANNE STENMARK SYLVIA THOMAS BILL TEAGUE KATHI BRJOAMWENS WHITE Click here to read the September 2020 issue! AKC GAZETTE 1 SEPTEMBER 2020 SECRETARY ’S PAGES meeting, elected the Nominating Committee imposed a $10,000 fine, for conduct prejudi - that is to select candidates for vacancies on the cial to purebred dogs, purebred dog events, or Board of Directors that are to be filled at the the best interests of the American Kennel March 2021 Delegates Meeting. There are Club based on their violation of the AKC’s four vacancies for the Class of 2025. Judicial or Administrative Determination of The Nominating Committee members are: Inappropriate Treatment Policy: Ms. Nancy Fisk, Chair, Hockamock KC Effective August 11, 2020: Viola Burgos, Naugatuck Valley KC Mr. Darryl Butler (Harrisburg, PA) Belgian Eduardo Toshio Fugiwara, Fort Lauderdale Malinois, German Shepherd Dog Dog Club Ms. Marjorie Satterfield (Shiatook, OK) Doug Johnson, Colorado Springs Kennel Club Multiple Breeds Harold Miller, American Foxhound Club CONFORMATION JUDGES Alternates: Letters concerning judges and provisional Marge B Calltharp, Chinese Shar-Pei Club of judges should be addressed to the Judging Op - America erations Department at PO Box 900062, Melanie Steele, Abilene Kennel Club Raleigh, NC 27675-9062. Letters concerning Agility, Obedience, Rally, Tracking, and VST NOTICE applicants should be addressed to the Com - The AKC’s Management Disciplinary panion Events Department in North Carolina. Committee has suspended Mr. Richard The American Kennel Club will, at the re - Whetsell (Prairie Grove, AR) from all AKC quest of a judge or judge applicant, provide privileges for five years and imposed a $1,000 that individual with copies of letters received fine, effective August 11, 2020, for submitting regarding their judging qualifications. As a re - false applications to register or transfer which sult, it should be understood that any such affect the Stud book and submitting applica - correspondence will be made available, upon tions to register litters containing false certifi - request, to the judge or judge applicant cations as to the signature of one of the own - It is the responsibility of all Conformation ers. (Rottweilers) and Junior Showmanship judges to notify the Judging Operations Department of any NOTICE changes or corrections to their address, The AKC’s Management Disciplinary phone, fax or emails. These changes are very Committee has suspended the following indi - important because they affect your judges’ viduals from all AKC privileges for life and record, the web site and the Judges Directory. AKC GAZETTE 2 SEPTEMBER 2020 SECRETARY ’S PAGES Please notify Judging Operations by email at King Charles Spaniels, Chihuahuas, Chinese [email protected]. Cresteds, English Toy Spaniels, Italian Grey - hounds, Manchester Terriers, Papillons, APPLICANTS Pekingese, Pomeranians, Shih Tzu The following persons applications have been Mrs. Regina (Regi) Lee Bryant (105299) CA submitted for the breed(s) specified but they are (209) 327-8778 NOT eligible to accept assignments. [email protected] Australian Cattle Dogs, Border Collies, NEW BREED JUDGING APPLICANTS CardiganWelsh Corgis, Pembroke Welsh Ms. Gerri C. Auchincloss (108458) MD Corgis, JS [email protected] Ms. Mary Jane Carberry (49892) NC Wirehaired Pointing Griffons (336) 698-0809 Ms. Elaine Demopoulos (108485) NJ [email protected] (321) 948-2285 Balance of Toy Group (Maltese, Papillons, [email protected] Pomeranians, Pugs, Toy Fox Terriers) Rhodesian Ridgebacks Mrs.
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