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Secretary's Pages SECRETARY ’S PAGES MISSION 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 Fdougn odwedneinrs1 a8n8d4 ,ptrhoe mAKCote raensd piotns saifbflieli adtoegd orwgnaenrizsahtipio. ns advocate for the pure bred dog as a The next meeting of the Delegates will be held family companion, advance canine health and well-being, work to protect the rights of all dog owners and 805prom1 oAtrec ore Csopropnosribaltee dDorgiv oew, Snueirtseh 1ip0. 0, Raleigh, NC 276 17 101 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10178 at the Doubletree Newark Airport Hotel on 8051 Arco Corporate Drive, Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 276 17 Tuesday, March 12, 2019 Raleigh, NC Customer Call Center ..............................................................(919) 233-9767 260 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016 , beginning no earlier New York, NY Office ...................................................................................(212) 696-8200 9:00 a.m FRaxle.............................................................................................................igh, NC Customer Call Center ..............................................................(29129) 629363-89279697 than . There will not be a Delegates WNeewbs Yitoe r..........................................................................................................k, NY Office ...................................................................................(21w2w) 6w9.a6k-8c.2o0rg0 Fax .............................................................................................................(212) 696-8299 Forum. Website ..........................................................................................................BOARD OF DIRECTORS www.akc.org RONALD H. MENAKER, CHAIRMA N•DR. THOMAS M. DAVIES, VICE CHAIRMAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS RONALD H. CMLAESNSA KOEFR 2, 0C1H9 AIRMA N•DR. THOMAS MC. LDAASVSIE OSF, V2I0C2E 1 CHAIRMAN DELEGATES CREDENTIALS DR. CARMEN L. BATTAGLIA RITA J. BIDDLE DR. CTHLAOSMSA SO FM 2. 0D1A8 VIES DOCMLAINSISC OP.F C 2A0R2O0 TA Sylvia Arrowwood, Moncks Corner, SC, RONJAALMDE HS. RM. EDNOAK KER TPHATORMICAISA PMO. WCRERUSZ DR. J. CHARLES GARVIN HWARILVLEIAYM M J. .W FOEOENDEINY G Myrtle Beach Kennel Club RONCALALDS SH O. MF E2N02A0KER KAROCLLYANSNSE OMF. 2M0C2A2 TEER PATRICIA M. CRUZ CHRISTOPHER L. SWEETWOOD Nancy Bougher, Sacramento, CA, California WCILLLAIASMS OJ.F F 2E0E1N9 EY HAROCLDA S“SR EODF” 2 T0A2T1RO III DKRA.R COALRYMNNENE ML.. BMACTATATEGELRIA RAITNAN J W. BAILDLDINLE DR. THOMAS M. DAVIES DOMINIC P. CAROTA Airedale Terrier Club ANN WALLIN DENNIS B. SPRUNG, Ex OffiTcHio OMAS POWERS HARVEY M. WOODING Joan Church, Easton, PA. Garden State All EXECUTIVE OFFICERS DENNIS B. SPRUNG, Ex Officio DENNIS B. SPRUNG GINA M. DINARDO JOSEPH V. BAFFUTO, JR. Terrier Club President EEXxEeCcuUtTivIVeE S OeFcFreICtaErRy S Chief Financial Officer ChDiEefN ENxISec Bu.t iSvPeR OUfNficG er GINA M. DINARDO JOSEPH V. BAFFUTO, JR. Cathy M. Driggers, Lake Helen, FL, West President Executive Secretary Chief Financial Officer Chief Executive Officer VICE PRESIDENTS Volusia Kennel Club VICEJ APYR WESAIKDSENTS Sally L. Fineburg, Yardley, PA, Hatboro Dog JAY WAKS KSIeRnSiToEr NEx BeAcHutLiKveE BRANDI HUNTER Senior Executive VVicicee P Preressidideennt t& Public Relations & Vice President & PurebrGeedn Ceoranls Cumouenr sDeel mand Communications Club General Counsel MARK DUNN CYKNETITHHIA F BREAAZGIELR ES DOUG LJUNGREN Prudence Hlatky, Rosharon, TX, Borzoi Club AELxEeXcAuNtiDveR AVi cAeL EPSreKsOiVdSenKtY AEsxseisctuatnivt eG Veinceer aPlr eCsoiudnesnet l ExecSuptiovret sV &iceE vPernests ident Executive Vice President & Business Support Services Sports & Events of America Chief Growth Officer MARK DUNN HEATHER MCMANUS KIRSTEN BAHLKE SeCnYiNoTr HVIiAce B PErAeGsLidEeS nt DepuStyH EGIeLnAe GraOl FCFoE unsel Erika N. Wyatt, Maple Park, IL, American TVHicEeR PErSeAs iCdHenIN t AssistRanetg iGsetrnaetrioanl C& ounsel Government Relations PurSeberneido rC Voincseu Pmrers iDdeemntand Customer Development MARI-BETH O’NEILL Planning & Operations Sport Services Sloughi Association BRANDI HUNTER HEAKTEHITEHR FMRCAMZIAERNUS MARI-BETH O’NEILL PubAlIiDc ERNe lCaOtiLoInE s & DepBuutsyi nGeesnse rSaul pCpoournt sel ELISZpAoBrEt TSHe rSvOicReOs TA SeCnoiomr mViucne icParetisoindsent Services/NC Facility Ops Marketing Technology NOTICE TIM THOMAS PSAHUELIAL AS PGEOCFTFOE R DAPHNA STRAUS Judging Operations GoCvoerprnomraeten tS Reervlaictieosns Business Development Pursuant to Article VIII of the Charter and TRIAL BOARDS Bylaws of The American Kennel Club, the fol - APPEALS TRIAL BOARD TRIAL BOARDS TRIAL BOARD CHAIRS RAALPHPE DAELLS D TEROI,A ELS BQO.,A CRHDA IR TTHREIRAELS BAO DAORWDE CLHLA, EIRSSQ . RMAALRPTHH DAE FLE DLTEEON, SESTEQI.N, ,C EHSAQIR. TBHAERRBEASRAA D POEWNENLYL, ,E ESSQQ. MBARTBHAAR AF EWLT. EMNIESNTERIN, ,E ESSQQ. LBAAURRBIEA RRAA YPMENONYD,, EESSQQ.. BARBARA W. MIENER, ESQ. LADUARNIIEE LR ASYMMYOTNH,D E, SEQSQ. TRIAL BOARD MEMBERS DANIEL SMYTH, ESQ. You can also read the Secretary’s Pages in the TRIDARL. BKOLAURSD AMNESMELBM ERS PERFORMANCE TRIAL BOARD DRC.H KALRALUESS AFNOSLELY M PDEARVFIODR HMOAPNKICNES T, ERSIAQL., BCOHARIR D RCOHGAER LHEASR FTOINLGEEYR DAVIDTI MHO CPAKRINWSI,L ES, EQS.,Q C. HAIR RMOEGDEORR HAA HRATIRNPGEER R TIMJO CHANR RWUILSES,E ELSL Q. DMRE. DROBREAR HTA MRPYAERLL JOAHLTNE RNUASTSEESLL BDER.N RAORBDE SRCTH MWYAARLTLZ MAILKTEE RNNECATAEISSE BETTY-ANNE STENMARK MBIIKLEL TNEEACGAUISE E Click here to read the January 2019 issue! JAMES WHITE BILL TEAGUE AKC GAZETTE 1 JANUARY 2019 SECRETARY ’S PAGES lowing Delegates have either been nominated Ms. Stephanie House (Auburn, CA) by the Nominating Committee appointed by the Board of Directors on August 13, 2018, or NOTICE have been endorsed in writing by the required Mr. Jim Armstrong (Norman, OK) Action number of Delegates as additional candidates was taken by the Bulldog Club of America for for such vacancies on the Board of Directors as conduct at its October 31, 2018 event. Mr. are to be filled at the next annual meeting of Armstrong was charged with disregard of pub - the Club on March 12, 2019. lished club regulations. The Staff Event Committee reviewed the Event Committee’s Class of 2023 report and set the penalty at a reprimand and Karen J. Burgess a $100 fine. (Bulldog) Greater Clark County Kennel Club, Inc. NOTICE Dr. Thomas M. Davies Mr. Michael Brown (Menominee, MI) Action Springfield Kennel Club, Inc. was taken by the Gogebic Range Beagle Club for conduct at its September 9, 2018 trial. Mr. Dr. Charles Garvin Brown was charged with inappropriate abusive Dalmatian Club of America, Inc. or foul language directed personally to a judge and inappropriate public criticism of a judge, Steven Hamblin not disruptive, but demonstrating a lack of Pekingese Club of America sportsmanship. The Staff Event Committee reviewed the Event Committee’s report and Daniel J. Smyth, Esq. set the penalty at a two-month event suspen - Burlington County Kennel Club, Inc. sion and a $100 fine. (Beagle, Miniature Schnauzer) NOTICE As a result of an Event Committee determi - NOTICE nation the following individual stands sus - Mr. Joseph Covill (N. Scituate, RI) Action pended of AKC privileges. It should be noted was taken by the Framingham Kennel Club for that this determination may still be appealed conduct at its November 10, 2018 event. Mr. and may be reversed. Upon expiration of the Covill was charged with inappropriate public appeal process, an appropriate notice describ - criticism of a judge, not disruptive, but ing the status of the individual’s suspension, if demonstrating a lack of sportsmanship; dis - any, will appear in this column: ruptive behavior at an event, and failure to fol - AKC GAZETTE 2 JANUARY 2019 SECRETARY ’S PAGES low a judge’s instruction. The Staff Event control a dog at an event and disregard of pub - Committee reviewed the Event Committee’s lished club regulations and AKC rules. The report and set the penalty at a three-month Staff Event Committee reviewed the Event event suspension and a $300 fine. (Multiple Committee’s report and set the penalty at a Breeds) three-month event suspension and a $500 fine. (Poodle, German Shepherd Dog) NOTICE Mr. Earl Shore (Rockvale, TN) Action was NOTICE taken by the Great Dane Club of America for Mr. Thomas Christnagel (Monroe, MI) Action conduct at its October 26, 2018 event. Mr. was taken by the Ox Ridge Kennel Club for con - Shore was charged with physical contact of an duct at its August 24, 2018 event. Mr. Christnagel insulting or provoking nature. The Staff Event was charged with inappropriate, abusive or foul Committee reviewed the Event Committee’s language and impairing a club’s ability to retain a report and set the penalty at a three-month site. The Staff Event Committee reviewed the event suspension and a $300 fine. (Multiple Event Committee’s report and set the penalty at a Breeds) four-month event suspension and a $1000 fine. (Brittany. Labrador Retriever) NOTICE Ms. Hope Sylvain (Wilmington, NC) Action NOTICE was taken by the French Bulldog Club of This notice is to correct AKC’s
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