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Entomological Society of Canada Societe D'entomologie Du Canada '• The Bulletin of the Entomological Society of Canada, JUustrated on the from cover is a female Melanoplus bivittatus (Say) published since 1969, presents quarterly entomological (Orthoptera: Acrididtu). The two-striped grasshopper occurs widely in North America. It prefers locations thot are relatively moist. It is news, opportunities and information, details of Society Volume 29 polyphagous and fuds on may kinds of plants, but prefers forbs. This business, matters of wider scientific importance and book grasshopper is a major crop pest causing great damage to small grains, .. reviews. alfalfa, and com. [Drawing courtesy of R.E. Pfadt, Laramie, Wyoming./ Entomological Society No.2 La page couverture illustre /afemelle adulte de Melanoplus bivitlalus (Say) Le Bulletin de Ia Societe d'Entomologie de Canada, (Orthoptera: Acrididae). Le criquet biraye est tres repandu en Amerique du of Canada publie depuis 1969, pn!sente trimestriellment des infor- Nord. On le retrouve. surtout dans le.s endroits relativement humides. C'est mations entomologiques, des occasions, des reseigne- un polyphage qui se nourrit de plusieurs sortes de plantes mais montre une ments sur les operations de Ia Societe, des dossiers scien- prifirence pour les herbaci es. Ce criquet est un important ravageur des Societe d'Entomologie June/juin 1997 tifiques d'importance, et des analyses d' ouvrages. petits grains, de Ia luzerne et du mals. [Le dessin est une gracieusete de R. E. Pfadt, Laramie, Wyoming]. du Canada List of contentsffable des matieres Volume 29, no. 2 June/juin 1997 Society Business I Affairs de Ia Societe.......... .......... .. ...... .. .. .... ...... .. ...... .. ........ ............................ 33 Meeting Announcements... .... ..... ... ...... ... ... .... ... .......... ..... .. ... ........................... .. ... .. ............ .. 33 ESC/ESA Meeting Information.... .. .. ............. ..... ... .......... ... .... ............. ... .......... .................... 34 ESC/ESA Registration forms........ .. .. ... ... ....... .... ..... .. .... .... .. .... ........ .... .... .. ... ........ .. .... ... ... .... 36 ESC/ESA Abstract Forms .... .... ... .. .. ... ....... ...... .. ... ................ .. ................ .. ... ... .. .. ... .. ... .... ... ... .. 38 ESC/ESA Associates Activities .... .. .................. .......... ... ... ....... ......... .. ..... .. .. .................... .... .. 40 ESC/ESA Linnaean Games.. .... ..... .. ........................... ..... .. ... ..... ... .. ......... ... ....... .. ........ .... ... ... 42 Call for Nominations - Achievement Awards ............ ...................... .. .. .............. .................. .. 44 Student Affairs Update.... ..................... ... ... .. ...... .. .. .... .. .... ... ............. .. .. ... ... ..... .. .. .. ... .... ... .. ... 46 Auditor's Report for 1997 ................. ... .... ... ..... ..... .. .. .. ... ........... ... .... .... ... ... .. ... ... .... ... ... .. .... ... 47 News of Organizations .. ......... ............ .. .. ..... ... .............. .. .......... ... .............. ... ... .. .. .... .. ... ... ..... ... .. ... .. 61 61 Publications....... .. .. .. ............ ... ... ......... ... .............. .. .. ... ..... ...... .. .............. ........ ... ........................... .. .. 62 Book Reviews................................... .. .... ...... .. .. ... .. ........ ........... ... .................. ........... .. .......... 62 New 64 Personalia 64 Heritage Lecture ...... ... .. ..... .. ................ ................. .. ... ......... ............. ...... .... .... ... .. .. .. .... ......... 64 In Memory .................................................... .. ......... .. .............. ......... .. ... ............... .. ......... ... .. 80 Meetings 81 Miscellaneous ... .. .............................................................. .. ........................... .. ........ ..... .. ... .. ..... .. ... 82 Net, Shovel and 82 Membership form (new members only).......... .............. .. .................... ................................ .... .. .. 84 The Entomological Society of Canada was founded in 1863 primarily to study, advance and promote ento- mology. It supports entomology through publications, meetings, advocacy and other activities. Entomological Society of Canada Table of contents on back cover I Table Societe d'Entomologie du Canada des matieres sur Ia couverture-arriere La Societe d'Entomologie du Canada a ete etablie en 1863 principalement pour promouvoir !'etude et l'a- 393 Winston Avenue, Ottawa, vancement de I' entomologie. Elle soutient I' entomolo- Date of issue/Date de publication: Ontario, Canada K2A 1 Y8 June{juin 1997 gie par I' entre mise de publications, de reunions et d' autres acti vites. '• The Bulletin of the Entomological Society of Canada, JUustrated on the from cover is a female Melanoplus bivittatus (Say) published since 1969, presents quarterly entomological (Orthoptera: Acrididtu). The two-striped grasshopper occurs widely in North America. It prefers locations thot are relatively moist. It is news, opportunities and information, details of Society Volume 29 polyphagous and fuds on may kinds of plants, but prefers forbs. This business, matters of wider scientific importance and book grasshopper is a major crop pest causing great damage to small grains, .. reviews. alfalfa, and com. [Drawing courtesy of R.E. Pfadt, Laramie, Wyoming./ Entomological Society No.2 La page couverture illustre /afemelle adulte de Melanoplus bivitlalus (Say) Le Bulletin de Ia Societe d'Entomologie de Canada, (Orthoptera: Acrididae). Le criquet biraye est tres repandu en Amerique du of Canada publie depuis 1969, pn!sente trimestriellment des infor- Nord. On le retrouve. surtout dans le.s endroits relativement humides. C'est mations entomologiques, des occasions, des reseigne- un polyphage qui se nourrit de plusieurs sortes de plantes mais montre une ments sur les operations de Ia Societe, des dossiers scien- prifirence pour les herbaci es. Ce criquet est un important ravageur des Societe d'Entomologie June/juin 1997 tifiques d'importance, et des analyses d' ouvrages. petits grains, de Ia luzerne et du mals. [Le dessin est une gracieusete de R. E. Pfadt, Laramie, Wyoming]. du Canada List of contentsffable des matieres Volume 29, no. 2 June/juin 1997 Society Business I Affairs de Ia Societe.......... .......... .. ...... .. .. .... ...... .. ...... .. ........ ............................ 33 Meeting Announcements... .... ..... ... ...... ... ... .... ... .......... ..... .. ... ........................... .. ... .. ............ .. 33 ESC/ESA Meeting Information.... .. .. ............. ..... ... .......... ... .... ............. ... .......... .................... 34 ESC/ESA Registration forms........ .. .. ... ... ....... .... ..... .. .... .... .. .... ........ .... .... .. ... ........ .. .... ... ... .... 36 ESC/ESA Abstract Forms .... .... ... .. .. ... ....... ...... .. ... ................ .. ................ .. ... ... .. .. ... .. ... .... ... ... .. 38 ESC/ESA Associates Activities .... .. .................. .......... ... ... ....... ......... .. ..... .. .. .................... .... .. 40 ESC/ESA Linnaean Games.. .... ..... .. ........................... ..... .. ... ..... ... .. ......... ... ....... .. ........ .... ... ... 42 Call for Nominations - Achievement Awards ............ ...................... .. .. .............. .................. .. 44 Student Affairs Update.... ..................... ... ... .. ...... .. .. .... .. .... ... ............. .. .. ... ... ..... .. .. .. ... .... ... .. ... 46 Auditor's Report for 1997 ................. ... .... ... ..... ..... .. .. .. ... ........... ... .... .... ... ... .. ... ... .... ... ... .. .... ... 47 News of Organizations .. ......... ............ .. .. ..... ... .............. .. .......... ... .............. ... ... .. .. .... .. ... ... ..... ... .. ... .. 61 61 Publications....... .. .. .. ............ ... ... ......... ... .............. .. .. ... ..... ...... .. .............. ........ ... ........................... .. .. 62 Book Reviews................................... .. .... ...... .. .. ... .. ........ ........... ... .................. ........... .. .......... 62 New 64 Personalia 64 Heritage Lecture ...... ... .. ..... .. ................ ................. .. ... ......... ............. ...... .... .... ... .. .. .. .... ......... 64 In Memory .................................................... .. ......... .. .............. ......... .. ... ............... .. ......... ... .. 80 Meetings 81 Miscellaneous ... .. .............................................................. .. ........................... .. ........ ..... .. ... .. ..... .. ... 82 Net, Shovel and 82 Membership form (new members only).......... .............. .. .................... ................................ .... .. .. 84 The Entomological Society of Canada was founded in 1863 primarily to study, advance and promote ento- mology. It supports entomology through publications, meetings, advocacy and other activities. Entomological Society of Canada Table of contents on back cover I Table Societe d'Entomologie du Canada des matieres sur Ia couverture-arriere La Societe d'Entomologie du Canada a ete etablie en 1863 principalement pour promouvoir !'etude et l'a- 393 Winston Avenue, Ottawa, vancement de I' entomologie. Elle soutient I' entomolo- Date of issue/Date de publication: Ontario, Canada K2A 1 Y8 June{juin 1997 gie par I' entre mise
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