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E a s t e r n A p i c u l t u r a l S o c i e t yEAS JOURNAL09

What’s Inside• Potherings From Our Chairman• A Glimpse of EAS 2009• From The Colonies• EAS Membership List• 2009 EAS Honey Show

(Black Jar only - see inside)Winter 2009

CALL FOR NOMINATIONSThe James I. Hambleton memorial award was estab-

lished by the Eastern Apicultural Society of North Americato recognize research excellence in apiculture. The EASStudent Apiculture award was established to recognizestudents studying apiculture at the undergraduate or gradu-ate level in a recognized college or university in the UnitedStates or Canada. Each award nomination must include abiographical sketch of the nominee, a list of his/her publi-cations, specific identification of the research work on whichthe nomination is based and an evaluation and appraisal ofthe accomplishment of the nominee, especially of work inthe last five-year period for Hambleton award nominees (ora shorter period for Student nominees). Two letters of rec-ommendation supporting the nomination are also required.

The Roger A. Morse Outstanding Teaching/Exten-sion Service/Regulatory Award is given annually to rec-ognize an individual in teaching/extension and/or regula-tory activity in the field of apiculture. Nominations for thisaward are welcome from any person in the field of apicul-ture or may be self-nominating. Nominations shall consistof a letter documenting the achievement of excellence inany or all of the areas of teaching/extension and /or regu-latory activities in apiculture. Some indication of the ap-pointment responsibilities should be included. In addition,a suitable CV or resume documenting the activities of thenominee must be submitted.

Nominations are now being accepted for all threeawards. The awards for 2009 will be presented at the an-nual conference of the Society at Holiday Valley, August 5,2009. Nominations and letters of recommendation shouldbe sent to: Jim Bobb, 2011 Shearer Road, Lansdale, PA 19446and received no later than April 6, 2009.

Resubmissions from a previous year should be updatedif necessary, and a new cover letter should be attached whichshould indicate that this is a resubmission and relevantdata is already in EAS possession.

Welcome to the 2009 Eastern Apicultural Society ShortCourse and Conference. The theme of this year’s meetingis TOWARD NON-CHEMICAL BEEKEEPING, a challenge,and a goal for every beekeeper. We have a bunch of extraactivities planned to go along with the lectures, workshopsand meetings, so please check out the entire schedule tosee what we’ve got planned.

Dr. Nick Calderone from New York’s Cornell Univer-sity in Ithaca has set up the Level Two Short Course witha wide variety of tasks for anybody who wants the nextlevel of experience. Level Two covers a wide variety of sub-jects, most requiring some background in honey bee biol-ogy and beekeeping experience. If you’ve matured to thispoint, you can see that this is the course for you...andthere’s always the fundamentals in Level One you can re-visit if you want.

Both levels include a half day tour of Commercial bee-keeper Andy Card’s New York headquarters (he keeps20,000 plus colonies in Mass and MS, too) and extractionand storage facility. It’s not often we get to tour a really bigoperation and see how they work, and get to listen to howthe big guys make it work. Level two has a great cast ofinstructors . . . just take a look (page 4) . . . and you won’tget a chance to listen and learn from a better group thisyear. Everybody gets the best there is in the EAS ShortCourse this year . . . no matter if you’re just starting out,or have been at it quite awhile. Don’t miss our Short Coursethis time.

On Tuesday evening there will be a Microscopy Work-shop sponsored by the Microscope Store. We are bringingin a collection of dissecting microscopes and will spend anevening with Larry Connor and Leslie Huston studyinghoney bee anatomy, plus other things only a microscopecan find. There is an additional charge of $35 to take thisexceptional workshop but it will be extraordinary. The classsize will be limited to 15. If we have enough interest wewill hold additional workshops Wednesday and Thursdayearly morning.

Our EAS Master Beekeeper Barry Thompson has workedlong and hard this year with a challenge from the Presi-dent to put together a top notch Level One Short Courseprogram. And he’s done an A+ job… He sends along thefollowing…

Ok, so you’ve gotten through the first six months, orthree months (depending where you are.) You installed thepackage successfully, or you have nurtured the nuc throughyour first season. Now what?

Hone your developing skills as a beekeeper and ex-pand your understanding of beekeeping. Take advantage ofthe information and practical tips provided by EAS MasterBeekeepers in the Level One Beekeeping Short Course,Monday-Wednesday, August 3-5, Ellicottville, NY. Amongthe topics to be covered are honey harvesting, late sum-mer management, fall treatments, winter preparations,spring build-up and readying one’s bees for the honey flownext spring and summer. Likely instructors include Mas-ter Beekeepers: Bob Cole (NC), Rick Cooper (ME),Billy Davis(VA), Anne Frey (NY), Allen Hayes (MD), Pat Haskell (VA),

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E A S J o u r n a lJournal of the Eastern Apicultural

Society of North America, Inc.Volume 37, Number 1

Jim BobbChairman of the Board2011 Shearer RoadLansdale, PA 19446610.584.6778

chairman@easternapiculture.orgJimBobb@GCT21.netKathy Summers

Vice Chairman of the Board & Editor7011 Spieth RoadMedina, OH 44256330.461.1081 (cell)330.725.6677, Ext. 3215330.725.5624 (fax)

vicechairman@easternapiculture.orgjournal@easternapiculture.orgKim Flottum

2009 President7011 Spieth RoadMedina, OH 44256330.722.2021 (home & cell)330.725.6677, ext. 3214 (work)330.725.5624 (fax)

president@easternapiculture.orgKent Williams

2008 President580 State Route 385 NorthWingo, KY 42088-8703270.382.2348

Loretta SurprenantSecretaryBox 300, 27 County Home WayEssex, NY 12936518.963.7593 (phone & fax)

secretary@easternapiculture.orgJohn Tulloch

TreasurerP.O. Box 29Blountville, TN 37617423.574.1181

treasurer@easternapiculture.org

Potherings from our Chairman…My term as president of the PA

State Beekeepers Association (PSBA)has come to a close and I now betterunderstand and appreciate the needfor term limits. I was president for fouryears and vice president for two yearsbefore that. It is time for a change inPennsylvania and a time for me to fo-cus my efforts in new directions.

Many have asked what I plan todo now in my “retirement.” Scott, afellow beekeeper, and I have decidedto fix up my shed and turn half into awood shop and the other into an ex-traction house. We hope to offer theextraction room for new beekeepers toextract honey. We are also planningto raise queens, something that I hadstarted to do before PSBA took up somuch of my time.

So, what does this story have todo with EAS? I can find all of the in-formation that I need to expand andexplore new areas of beekeeping eitherat an EAS convention or from fellowEAS members.

Last year, Jennifer Berry gave de-tailed workshops on grafting and rais-ing queens. This year we will visit BobBrachmann’s Russian queen breedingoperation. Many EAS members alsoraise queens and are very approach-able. Feel free to contact some of ourEAS Master Beekeepers for advice ongetting started raising queens whileyou are at the convention.

Have you thought about fabricat-ing your own woodenware? I plan tostart offering some custom-madewoodenware myself. Dave Peregmonwill be happy to discuss his experi-ences, types of wood to use, box joints,and the cost effectiveness.

Beekeepers small and large arealways looking for efficiencies to savetime and muscles. EAS will visit thecommercial operation of Andy Card.Look for ideas that you can use. Whilevisiting a large commercial operation,I discovered a simple setup for label-ing jars that I can recreate at homefor a cost of less than $5 which willapply each label quickly and uniformly.Ask me in August if I am able to makemine work.

Although pests and diseases areserious problems for the bee indus-try, my time in April and May is spentmanaging hives to prevent swarmingand maximize honey production. TomSeeley, who has been studying bee be-havior for years at Cornell, will be atEAS as will our 2008 student award win-ner, Juliana Rangel-Posada, a student

of Dr. Seeley’s. Juliana will share herresearch on swarm behavior.

Finally, if you have questions onbuilding a honey house or setting upan extraction area, Kim Flottum, EASPresident, has written a book entitledThe Honey Handbook in which he ex-plores different equipment used to ex-tract and process honey from a smalloperation that fits in a spare bathroomto a stand-alone honey house. For abeer or a nickel, Kim will share histhoughts on processing honey.

Someone asked me what is EAS?EAS is much more than a convention.Come for the speakers, but learn fromfellow beekeepers. Many of us havebecome close friends. EAS is like afamily. If you are shy or would like tobe introduced to a speaker or otherattendee, let me know and I will in-troduce you. (Warning: Some of thosepast introductions are now married.)

And now a few words about our EASfinances. The economy of the world hastanked and affected many of ourfriends, family, and perhaps some ofus individually. Factories in PA thatsupply doors, windows, furniture, andmobile homes closed leaving severalof my siblings out of work. EAS hasmade an effort to keep costs to a mini-mum this year and still provide a qual-ity convention. Many of my friends willbe camping at EAS again this year soconsider that as a way to reduce costs.We have made a decision to invitespeakers that are more local to keepour costs and fees low. Perhaps theeconomy will turn around in the nextfew months but it is prudent for us tobe frugal and insure the long termhealth of our organization. However,as you can tell by the roster of speak-ers on the program, we will still havea robust convention in Ellicottville.

As for our Honey Bee ResearchFund and other dedicated funds, themoney is safe. Either by luck or thewisdom of our treasurer, John Tulloch,the EAS Finance Committee has in-vested our funds in CDs. The value ofour funds has not decreased with themarket downturn. Many of us now wishwe had the foresight to do this withour personal funds. Other charitableinstitutions that invested their fundsin the markets have seen their invest-ments drop considerably. Your EASfunds are safe.

As always, the leadership of EASis here to serve you. Please contactus with any questions or commentsthat can make EAS better.

Kathy Summers, EAS JournalEditor

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Divelbiss AwardDivelbiss AwardEach year EAS gives the Divelbiss

Award to that person, or husband-wifeteam, who has – over a period of years– reached the non-beekeeping publicto teach about the values of honey beesin our lives.

Each year you are asked to nomi-nate someone, not necessarily fromyour own state, who would be a candi-date for this award. You may wish toannounce this award at your local andstate organization meetings and intheir newsletters. You may wish toinform officers of state and local orga-nizations and request their input.

The nomination is really very easy.Write a letter outlining what the can-didate has done in reaching the non-beekeeping public over a period oftime. Such groups as 4-H, Scouts,school groups, media interviews, com-munity organizations, Lions, GardenClubs, county and state fairs, etc., allqualify as non-beekeeping public.

The letter may also include theteaching of beekeeper’s Short Coursesand other instructional work towardeducating beekeepers and prospectivebeekeepers. The nominee does notneed to be a member of EAS (but we’dbe delighted if he/she would join).

Send letter to: Loretta Surprenant,27 County Home Way, Essex, NY12936. email: eas@willex.com

Since the award needs to be en-graved, the deadline for the nomina-tion is April 15th.

If you have any questions, pleasegive me a call or send me an e-mail.

– Loretta Surprenant, EAS Secretary

Brenda Kiessling (VA), Joe Kovaleski(OH), Ray Lackey (NY), ErinMacGregor-Forbes (ME), Carol Mark(KY), Woody Medina (MD), LandiSimone (NJ), Barry Thompson (MD),Bill and Nancy Troup (MD), KentWillimas (KY) and Ellen Zampino (CT).Plus, there will be Instructors from theLevel Two Course assisting in the bee-yard. This is a first time ever event forEAS, and it’s going to be the best thereis. Come join the fun and get to workwith some of the best beekeepers EAShas to offer!

Wednesday is Overlap Day, andeverybody gets to share the lineup ofgreat speakers we have on hand. Takea look at Wednesday. And be sure toget a seat, it’ll be crowded in both ar-eas all day on Wednesday. The ven-dors open up on Wednesday morningso you’ll have an opportunity to visitthem all day, which is especially im-portant for our Short Course visitors.And Wednesday evening we’ve got aspecial treat lined up... Pig Roast andChicken BBQ out at Andy Card’s Head-quarters. It’s rumored there’ll be mu-sic and other entertainment out theretoo, and everybody is invited. ShortCourse folks – stay another night andmix and mingle with the speakers, theConference attendees, and the folksfrom Andy Card’s Merrimack ValleyApiaires for a whole evening. What anopportunity!

The Conference continues onThursday and Friday, with the doublesessions going on in the morning, andbeeyard sessions, offsite sessions,workshops, vendors and more all af-ternoon. There’s more going on thanyou can do, no matter how hard youtry. But we encourage you to try to bein two, or even three places at once.Here’s a thought on economics…shareeverything with a friend – travel to-gether and split the cost, split a room,attend different short course classesand different Conference lectures andyou can share the experienceslater...it’ll cut your costs in half, anddouble your learning and experiences.Check out everything you can do allweek long.

As far as where to stay? HolidayValley (www.HolidayValley.com) isas close as you can get and has allthe requirements to make your stayperfect. Your room price includes break-fast every day, and you are close toeverything. If that doesn’t suit, thereare more than a dozen Bed And Break-fasts within 10 miles of Ellicottville,www.Ellicottvilleny.com, plus,

there are 17 motels within 15 minutesof so of the Conference, plus two camp-ing locations less than 10 miles awayand two RV parking spots close by. Addto that the B&Bs, hotels, motels andsuch within 20 miles of the EAS Con-ference that will cost less. Check outthe nearby cites of Jamestown,Springville, Salamanca, Allegany,Olean, and Cuba for additional placesto stay. Find out nearly everything ateither of the two web sites mentioned.They have lots of information.

If you choose to stay at the Holi-day Valley hotel, you need to call di-rectly for reservations, or better, go totheir web site atwww.Holidayvalley.com for more in-formation. The cost of their rooms isin the range of $160 or so a night,which includes breakfast. Parking isfree at the hotel and at the meetingroom parking lots.

Conference registration cost is stillbeing refined, but it will be in the $170range which will include your luncheveryday. As usual, the Pig Roast, BBQand Banquet will have an additionalnominal fee.

Begin your plans now for EAS 2009,August 3-7, 2009 in Ellicottville, NY atthe Holiday Valley Conference Center.This summer head toward western NewYork, and TOWARD NON-CHEMICALBEEKEEPING.

– Kim Flottum, President 2009

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Research is a competitive grant programdeveloped from donations received frombeekeepers and others interested infunding research on topical problemsin honey bees. Proposals are solicitedannually with award amounts to bedetermined the spring before the EASannual meeting. Requests for supportfor student projects or for equipment/supplies for distinct research projectsare given highest priority.

There will be one award for $5000in 2009. The award will be announcedat EAS 2009, but will be available byMay 1, 2009. Deadline for applicationis March 31, 2009.

Please see our website for all ofthe criteria and process.

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Tentative EAS, 2009 Short Course ScheduleMonday - Level OneIntroductionSession 1, Summer Management, Removing HoneySession 2 Extracting and Processing the Crop ISession 3 Extracting and Processing the Crop IISession 4 Evaluating Colony Health Before Winter ISession 5 Evaluating Colony Health Before Winter IISession 6 Wintering Options ISession 7 Wintering Options IIEvening - Microscopy Session (still to be scheduled)

Tuesday - Level OneSession 1 Early Spring Management, Colony Autopsy, Colony HealthSession 2 Swarming, Spring Crops, Varietal HoneySession 3 Wrap Up, Summary, Q&AAndy Card Tour

Monday - Level TwoRoom 1 Room 2 BeeyardIntroduction IntroductionIPM Lab, Nick Calderone Winter prep N/S, Clarence Collison Reading Colony, Larry ConnorIPM Lab, Nick Calderone Indoor Wintering, Paul Kozak Grafting, Dave TarpyBee Breeding, Dave Tarpy Winter prep N/S, Clarence Collison Mating nucs, Jennifer BerryIPM Lab, Nick Calderone Indoor Wintering, Paul Kozak Reading Colony, Larry ConnorIPM Lab, Nick Calderone Marketing, Ann Harman Mating nucs, Jennifer BerryHoney House, Kim Flottum Winter prep N/S, Clarence Collison Grafting, Dave TarpyMarketing, Ann Harman Bee Breeding, Steve SheppardEvening - Q&AMicroscopy Session (still to be scheduled)

Tuesday - Level TwoRoom 1 Room 2 Room 3Mating nucs, Jennifer Berry Reading Colony, Larry Connor IPM lab, Nick CalderoneIndoor Wintering, Paul Kozak Honey House, Kim Flottum Evaluating Queens, Clarence CollisonGrafting, Dave Tarpy Evaluating Queens, Clarence Collison Marketing, Ann HarmanAndy Card Tour

Tentative EAS Conference ScheduleTOWARD NON-CHEMICAL BEEKEEPING

WEDNESDAY CONFERENCE(Short Course and Conference meet Jointly)Room 1 Room 2Kathy Summers, Moderator Kim Flottum, ModeratorTom Seeley, (talk 1) Tom Rinderer, (talk 1)Dave Tarpy, (talk 1) Hambleton Winner (talk 1)Maryann Frazier, (talk 1) Tom Seeley, (talk 2)Hambleton Winner, (talk 1) Student 2 (talk 1)Student 1 (talk 1) Jennifer Berry (talk 1)Tom Rinderer (talk 2) Maryann Frazier (talk 2)Alison vanAlten/Tech (talk 1) Larry ConnorBBQ supper at Andy Card’s 5:30 – 9:00

THURSDAY CONFERENCERoom 1 Room 2Will Hicks, Moderator Ed Lafferty, ModeratorKent Williams Ross Conrad (talk 1)Andy Card (talk 1) Student 1 (talk 2)Bob Brachmann (talk 1) Alison vanAlten (talk 2)Gary Reuter (talk 1) Kirk Webster (talk 1)BBQ and Auction at supper

FRIDAY CONFERENCERoom 1 Room 2Jim Bobb, Moderator ModeratorRoss Conrad (talk 2) Gary Shilling (talk 1)Adam Finkelstein (talk 1) Tom Rinderer (talk 1)Gary Reuter (talk 2) Student 2 (talk 2)Tour of Andy Card’s Facility/WorkshopsBanquet in Evening

Thursday WorkshopsThe details of our Thursday and Friday Workshop

schedules are still be worked out, but we can promiseyou an excellent set of choices. The hardest part willbe deciding which ones you don’t want to miss. Wehave an amazing list of workshop speakers, some fa-miliar names and others that you may not have heardof yet. In the Summer issue of this Journal we willhave a complete schedule for you to start planningwhich ones you want to attend.

But for now we can tell you our workshop speakersinclude Paul Kozak, Joanne Thomas, Dave Duncan,Jennifer Berry, Gary Reuter, Tom Seeley, LarryConnor, Maryann Frazier, Claire Waring, EllenHarnish, Adam Finkelstein, Robert Brewer, KittyKiefer, Kent Williams, Peter Seiling, Ross Conrad,Sherry Ferrell and more.

We also have two special treats added to our work-shop program this year. On Thursday afternoon youwill have the opportunity to visit a pure RussianBreeder Beeyard run by Bob Brachmann. Helping Bobout will be Tom Rinderer, Mike Potoczak and CharlieHarper. While there you can do some mite samplingand diagnosis for Varroa, tracheal mites and nosemawith the Ontario Tech Transfer Team.

And Friday you’ll have the chance to visit AndyCard’s extracting facility and listen to other talks whileyou’re there.

As usual, the week will be full. Can’t wait to seeyou there!

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C O N N E C T I C U TC O N N E C T I C U TC O N N E C T I C U TC O N N E C T I C U TC O N N E C T I C U TCT State Association55 Wolf Pit Rd., Farmington, CT 06032860-677-9391; t.c.jones@snet.netBaker, John C. (Director)52 Headquarters Rd., Litchfield, 06759860-567-8427berryledges@optonline.netBlocher, David (L,M)23 Sullivan Dr., Redding, CT 06896203-938-2539; dblocher@mac.comCaplik, Lawrence129 Bee Mountain Rd., Oxford, 06478203-881-0160; lac530@gmail.comCote’, Norman33 Kettle Rd., Norwalk, CT 06850203-842-8851; beekeeperc@aol.comDingman, Douglas,CT Ag. Expt. Sta., 123 Huntington St.New Haven, CT 06504-1106203-974-8471douglas.dingman@po.state.ct.usDonovan, DanielP. O. Box 8119, Stamford, CT 06905203-355-0622; codvus@mail.comFinch, Barry (L)426 Main St., Ridgefield, CT 06877203-743-1621Fischer, Joseph114 Hillcrest Rd., Fairfield, CT 06824203-255-8510josephcarpentry@sbcglobal.netGrimshaw, Jack (L)348 Maple St., Enfield, CT 06082-2129860-763-1795jjackgrimshaw@sbcglobal.netHannan, Rollin (L)597 Hulls Hill Rd., Southbury, 06488203-264-5538; rjhannanjr@aol.comHanze, George66 Newtown Ave., Norwalk, 06851203-846-0625george.hanze@gmail.comHolmberg, Gerald516 Mohegan Parkway,Quaker Hill, CT 06375860-443-7192; beefore@aol.comHowe, John E.315 River Rd., Willington, CT 06279860-429-8000; jehowe@sbcglobal.netHuston, Leslie (L,M)8 Hopewell Rd., Newtown, CT 06470203-417-2023; ljhuston@charter.netJones, Becky & Ted (L)55 Wolf Pit Rd., Farmington, CT 06032860-677-9391; t.c.jones@snet.netKananowicz, John (L)324 Tater Hill Rd. East Haddam, 06423860-873-9099Kiefer, KatherineP. O. Box 177, Taconic, CT 06079860-824-8256; beesweet1@gmail.comLarned, Michael C. (L)178 Farms Rd., Stamford, CT 06903203-322-0294Maerowitz, Max340 Sturges Ridge Rd., Wilton, 06897203-762-0452; maxm67@aol.comMarron, Richard F.50 Liberty Ave., Danbury, CT 06810203-743-0541; dickm@snet.netMatusovich, Chuck877 Jacob Rd., Southbury, CT 06488203-266291; matuscgh@snet.net

Pulliam, Patty216 Dunham Rd., Fairfield, CT 06824203-259-4861; pattpull@optonline.netSheley, LoranP.O. Box 350, Scotland, CT 06264617-308-3015; lsheley@comcast.netStoner, Kimberly498 Oak Ave. #27, Cheshire, 06410203-974-8480kimberly.stoner@po.state.ct.usWeiss, Edward (L)3 WhipStick Rd., Wilton, CT 06897203-762-3538

D E L A W A R ED E L A W A R ED E L A W A R ED E L A W A R ED E L A W A R EBray, Dale F. (L)5 Stage Rd., Newark, DE 19711-4001Caron, Dewey M. (L)7 Oklahoma St. Dr., Newark, 19713302-831-8883; dmcaron@udel.eduDardaris, Paula20933 Beaver Dam Rd.Harbeson, DE 19951-2977302-448-1381pmdardaris@comcast.netDickhart, Donna31 Wakefield Dr., Newark, DE 19711302-366-1374donnalynndi@verizon.netDill, Paul (L)P. O. Box 571, Wyoming, DE 19934302-249-1866; pab192@aol.comKuehn, Faith2320 DuPont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901302-698-4587faith.kuehn@state.de.usLobenhofer, George (L)24794 Rivers Edge Rd.Millsboro, DE 19966-7211globenh@optonline.netMacIntire, Robert (L,M)33668 Baylis Rd., Lewes, DE 19958302-945-0829Marro, Frank (L)105 Applewood Dr., Dover, DE 19901302-687-2272; fmarro@comcast.netMatthews, Alexander12297 Sycamore Rd., Laurel, 19956302-875-4150; matthewsa@hsc.eduQuillen, Ronald907 Heritage Dr., Seaford, DE 19973302-629-9430Reynolds, Charlotte115 Croom Mills Dr., Adare VillageHockessin, DE 19707302-234-4418Reynolds, Martin (L)117 Panorama Dr., Newark, DE 19713302-368-9753Martin_Reynolds@verizon.netSeaver, Warren (L)3619 Bayside Dr., Dover, DE 19901302-674-8969; wwseaver@rcn.comYoung, Marian R.P. O. Box 521, Delaware City, 19706302-420-1678myoung@brightfieldsinc.com

F L O R I D AF L O R I D AF L O R I D AF L O R I D AF L O R I D ABarthelmeus, Jay (L)1844 Whispering Pines CircleEnglewood, FL 34223508-430-2760; kbnjb@comcast.netBrigham, Robinson (L)324 Cornwallis Ct., Kissimmee, 34758McKellar, Charles W. (L)2224 Orkney Dr., Leesburg, FL 34788352-343-1626

Mendes, David (L)11253 Rabin Gap Dr.N. Fort Myers, FL 33917239-340-0625Sanford, Malcolm5002 NW 64th Lane, Gainsville, 32653352-336-9744beeactor@earthlinl.netShimanuki, Hachiro227 Brentwood Dr. N, Lk Placid, 33852863-699-6380snowbees@embarqmail.comVolker, Harry (L)8 Hobnail Dr., N Fort Meyers, 33903

G E O R G I AG E O R G I AG E O R G I AG E O R G I AG E O R G I AGeorgia State Beekeepers Assn.349 Gastley Rd., Clarksville, 30523Allen, RhodaP. O. Box 309, Jewell, GA 31045706-465-9304; Rhoda@mawaje.comBee, Cindy1041 Wilburn Dr., Marietta, GA 30064770-424-0076; dillonbee@bellsouth.netBerry, Jennifer124 Pinenut Lane, Bogart, GA 30622706-769-1736; jbee@uga.eduBinnie, Bob256 Neptune Ln., Lakemont, GA 30552706-782-6722Brewer, Robert (Director)P. O. Box 369, Hiawassee, GA 30546706-896-5248; rbrewer@uga.eduBrown, Greg929 Ft. Mtn. Dr., Chatsworth, 30705706-517-9270; archer9@windstrean.netBurns, Joe (L)P. O. Box 494, Grayson, GA 30017770-822-9706; joeb@color-burst.comColson, Bobby J.945 Sink Hole Rd., Register, GA 30452912-852-5124; beecolson@gmail.comDriggers, Jim260 Spring Branch Dr., Canton, 30115770-714-0221jdriggers@windstream.netFore, TroyP.O. Box 1337, Jesup, GA 31598912-427-3657; troyfore@abfnet.orgHagan, Lee151 Del Ray Dr., Maysville, GA 30558706-652-3333giftworks@windstream.netLaird, Joyce (L)P.O. Box 1285, Dahlonega, GA 30533706-344-9083moggiemama@yahoo.comOvbey, Jim4631 Post Oak Tritt Rd.Marietta, GA 30062-5626770-992-4631; jimovbey@comcast.netOwens, Bill4510 Springwood Dr., Monroe, 30655404-516-1807owensapiaries@windstream.netSmith, Roy M. (L)1416 Deerwood Dr., Decatur, 30030404-292-9509; rmsmith@gatelco.orgSwaney, Joe112 Rollingwood TrailSharpsburg, GA 30277770-304-8315; incontrol@numail.orgWebb, Virginia (L)349 Gastley Rd., Clarkesville, 30523706-754-7062; mtnhoney@alltel.netWilliams, P. N.528 Bridge Ave., Forest Park, 30297404-366-6404; ehoneyman2@aol.com

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I L L I N O I SI L L I N O I SI L L I N O I SI L L I N O I SI L L I N O I SBenslay, MikeRoute 1; Box 132B, Stewartson, 62463217-644-2636; dlbenslay@hotmail.comDhom, David2294 N. 1100th St., Newton, IL 62448618-783-8502dhdhom@psbnewton.comMcDonell, Robert E. (L)1733 Shire Ct., Wheaton, IL 60187630-668-6687bmcdonell@smclean.com1Moniger, Bob2798 Orchard Hill Rd.Murphysboro, IL 62966618-924-1750bmoniger@wildblue.netSchlafer, John26686 Mc Clusky Rd., Dow, IL 62022618-885-5940; johnschlaf@gtec.com

I N D I A N AI N D I A N AI N D I A N AI N D I A N AI N D I A N AIndiana Beekeepers Association4760 Lanesville, Georgetown, 47122812-951-3737Baughman, Robert52076 Larkspur Circle, Granger, 46530574-277-0152bob.baughman@us.bosch.comLaney, Dave25725 New Rd., North Liberty, 46554754-656-8701davelaney@kconline.comLonghrie, Jim844 W. New Hope Rd.Boonville, IN 47601812-897-5243; pelzer_1@msn.comNadworny, Madeline2071 North Brummetts Creek Rd.Bloomington, IN 47408-8900812-335-8751

K A N S A SK A N S A SK A N S A SK A N S A SK A N S A SMarteney, Richard (M)3925 Vineyard Rd., Wamego, 66547785-494-8311beekeeper1945@yahoo.com

K E N T U C K YK E N T U C K YK E N T U C K YK E N T U C K YK E N T U C K YAdams, HoytPO Box 631, Murray, KY 42071-0631270-761-4816Bailey, RodPO Box 830, Jamestown, KY 4269270-343-4600; rod@lc-caa.orgBethel, Chris2300 Coll. Farm Rd., Murray, 42071270-978-1474; jakofall@msn.comBroadbent, Kathryn3735 Jenn Ln., Paducah, KY 42001270-534-8370; kpb42001@hotmail.comBrock, Robert943 Youth Camp Rd., Marion, 42064270-965-2572Broyles, Richard4445 Clinton Rd., Paducah, KY 42001270-554-0068; dickeya@hcis.netBurchett, Gerald L. (M)729 Rolling Meadows Rd.Grand Rivers, KY 42045270-928-4003geraldmyrna@windstream.netCraft, Phil2485 High Bridge Rd., Wilmore, 40390502-330-0797; phil.craft@ky.govDixon, Clancy13207 Rehl Rd., Louisville, KY 40299502-261-0249Dixon, Randy2895 Hall Simpson Rd., Loretto, 40037502-827-3353honeyhills@dishmail.net

Downs, Toni (L)1315 Watkins Ln., Pleasurville, 40057404-310-8278tonivdowns@hotmail.comDrake, Phillip1601 Liberty St., Hickman, KY 42050270-236-9333Estes, Crystal221 So. 15th St., Murray, KY 42071Galyen, Doug859 Soldier Ck. Rd., Kirksey, 42054270-527-9106; jgalyen@hughes.comHenry, John1711 Hebron Church Rd.Marion, KY 42064-5523270-704-1259Hester, Kenneth866 W. Hebron Ln.Shephardsville, KY 40165502-957-2026; khester@wittrans.comHorn, Tammy956 Stonewall Rd., Lexington, 40504859-200-2207; tammy.horn@eku.eduKerns, Bryant317 Farmer Rd., Mayfield, KY 42066270-345-2067; bkerns@wk.netMabry, Donald1361 Shaw Rd., Boaz, KY 42027207-856-3635; dmabry88@wk.netMark, Carol M. (L,M)7754 Lashbrook Rd., Utica, KY 42376270-729-4733whitehousefarm@gmail.comMiller, Elsie1178 Martin Rd.Campbellsville, KY 42718270-469-5808; bemiller@alltel.netMoore, John2562 Chalybeate Springs Rd.Bowling Green, KY 42164270-302-3123ingmoore@hotmail.comNickels, Nick1909 Nicklasville Rd.Lexington, KY 40503-2024stu4chr@uky.eduOverholt, Harris975 Chapel Hill Rd., Adolphus, 42120270-622-5286Peterson, Terry1500 Rocky Hill Est. Rd.Clarkson, KY 42726-8443270-242-4930lindap49@winlstream.netPrettyman, Alethia15275 Meacham Rd.Hopkinsville, KY 42240270-269-6006bramble.bee@netzero.netRichards, Randolph22 Washington School Rd.Scottsville, KY 42164270-622-3615; aura@nctc.comSpath, Bud1905 Conners Station Rd.Simpsonville, KY 40067502-722-8058; caspath@aol.comStewart, Jerry700 Ramp Rd., Austin, KY 42123270-646-4550; jsstewart@yahoo.comThurman, Linda2626 Scottfitts Rd., Murray, KY 42071270-753-2469Vernon, Gordon3583 Brownsford Rd.Scottsville, KY 42164270-622-8313; glvernon@nctc.com

Walter T. Kelley, Co., Inc.P. O. Box 240, Clarkson, KY 42726270-242-2012; sales@kelleybees.comWest, DavidPO Box 1731, Murray, KY 42071-1731270-227-5594; dwest@wkblue.netWilliams, Kent (M)580 State Rt. 385 N, Wingo, Ky 42088270-382-2348; kvwilliams@wk.net

M A I N EM A I N EM A I N EM A I N EM A I N EMaine State BeekeepersPO Box 499, Phippsburg, ME 04562207-389-9045Bradbury, Elaine (L) Hickory Hill Farm349 Cape Rd., Standish, ME 04084207-642-2536; hhfarms@pivot.netCooper, Rickie (L,M)1075 Post Rd., Bowdoinham, 04008honeybee@gwi.netCorderman, Allan (L)P. O. Box 170, Georgetown, 04548504-897-9817Cottrill, Carol (Director,M)164 Wyman Hill Rd., Rumford, 04276207-364-0917; ccottrill@msn.comDumont, Paul (L)Route 1, Box 470, Windsor, ME 04363207-549-7819humbleabodes@pre.var.comDutson, Tish995 Sebec Lake Rd. Willimantic, 04443207-997-3546; tishdutson@yahoo.comJadczak, Tony (L)601 Fairfield St., Oakland, ME 04963207-465-7289 (H)anthony.m.jadczak@maine.govMacGregor-Forbes, Erin (L)188 Capisic St., Portland, ME 04102207-772-3380; shforbes@maine.rr.comPeiffer, Lawrence J. (L)22 Jackson St., Sanford, ME 04073207-642-1089lpeiffer@sad6.k12.me.usRickert, M. Stanley (L)26 School St., Hatfield, ME 01038413-585-9533haagrickert@earthlink.netScott, Matthew (L)29 Gowell Rd., Belgrade, ME 04917207-495-3409; mscott@clinic.net

M A R Y L A N DM A R Y L A N DM A R Y L A N DM A R Y L A N DM A R Y L A N DMaryland State Beekeepers702 Monkton Rd., Monkton, MD 21111410-357-9166; jbealer@comcast.netBaker, James W.16723 Sterling Rd., Williamsport, 21795301-223-8681; bbike02@aol.comBernard, David (L,M)26626 Howard Chapel Rd.Damascus, MD 20872301-414-2317amazing.bee@verizon.netBernstein, Rick (L)2025 Freeland Rd., Freeland, 21053410-343-2507Breitenbach, StephenPO Box 332, Jarrettsville, MD 21084410-692-2839; zogalb@hotmail.comBurroughs, A Dean (L,M)609 Twin Tree Rd., Salisbury, 21801410-546-2910; nectar@verizon.netClark, Greg8000 Terry Dr., Port Tobacco, 20677301-934-6080gclark8000@comcast.netClements, Joel (L)2211 Riverview Rd., Balto., MD 21221410-391-1698

Collins, Oliver (L)5330 Jones Thicket, Vienna, 21869410-943-3448Cory, Robert3402 King Dr., Dunkirk, MD 20754301-855-8431Costa, Christopher9712 Elrod Rd., Kensington, MD 20895302-942-7090; ccosta33@yahoo.comCrouse, Robert L. (M)1606 Dogwood Ln., Belair, MD 21015410-638-0105; rlcrouse@qis.netDenny, James B.407 Wrenleigh Dr., Catonsville, 21228410-965-6506; jim.denny@ssa.govDerrick, Rick4832-Church Ln.; PO Box 141Galesville, MD 20765-0141410-867-3663Dwyer, Sue8377 Jumpers Hole Rd.Millersville, MD 21108410-320-1475; firstmates@aol.comEarhart, Matthew (L)3650 Churchville Rd.Aberdeen, MD 21001410-273-0155; quilternr@comcast.netEsaias, Wayne (M)6971 Mink Hollow Rd.Highland, MD 20777301-646-3025wayne.esaias@nasa.govFerris, Gregory (L)2805 Butterfly Pl., Indian Head, 20640301-743-5933Flaharty, James248 Firetower Rd., Port Deposit, 21904410-658-4637theflaharty@zoominternet.netFoti, Janice K.123 Park Ave., Greensboro, MD 21639410-482-8781; janfoti@erols.comGeggis, Walter104 Quail Run Dr., Centreville, 21617410-758-4614; geggis@verizon.netGibson, Mark1630 Arnoldstown Rd.Jefferson, MD 21755-9705301-371-0811hmarkg@mindspring.com

Greig, Len C. (L)12121 Remington Dr.Silver Spring, MD 20902301-593-2209Hanchak, Margaret3811 Beamers Ct., Sykesville, 21784410-795-1391; sbhahcha@erols.comHasson, David (L)16041 Fields End, Woodbine, 21797410-442-1328queenright@comcast.netHayes, Allen (L,M)709 Weller Dr., Mt. Airy, MD 21771410-489-2835thehayeshouse4@aol.comHiggs, Betty638 Cockeys Mill Rd.Reistertown, MD 21136-5116410-833-1233; norbetfarm@yahoo.comHoffman, Marc9408 Worth Ave., Silver Spring, 20901301-585-7601; gangsal@gmail.comIsley, Donald (L)C/O SS Bee; 602 Lowander Ln.Silver Spring, MD 20901-2829301-445-4636; isley_dr@yahoo.comIsley, Wynett (L)602 Lowander Ln., Silverspring, 20901301-445-4636; w_isley@hotmail.com

9Winter, 2009

Kahkonen, Carl (L)6136 Rohrersville Rd.Boonsboro, MD 21713240-217-4083gentlebear21713@yahoo.comKing, Joseph (L)1435 Uniontown Rd.Westminster, MD 21158-3736410-875-2332Kojzar, Paul11710 Foxspur Ct., Ellicott City, 21042301-854-0260; paulkjzr@yahoo.comLangworthy, Andrea10021 Banner Country Ct.Gaithersburg, MD 20882240-793-0363; andrea@nakedbee.comLewis, Joseph W.1102 Runnymede Ct., Belair, 21014410-322-3342lewisjoseph-atec@comcast.netLinthicum, John W. (L)8501 Hawkins Creamery Rd.Gaithersburg, MD 20882301-253-3744Loomis, David312 Nimitz Ave., Rockville, MD 20851301-762-2818Maier, Cheryl (L)10910 Hoyle Ave., Silver Sprg, 20901202-371-6800; cmaier@kph.comMattheu, Randall11706 Reynolds Rd., Kingsville, 21087410-592-7332; rimattheu@comcast.netMatusky, James (L)2413 Dixie Lane, Forest Hill, MD 21050410-879-0989; jim2413@aol.comMazur, Jennifer (L)4041 Buck Board Ln., Dunkirk, 20754McConaughy, Carolann26004 Fredrick Rd., Clarksburg, 20871301-928-1574McDaniel, Stephen (M)4964 Wentz Rd., Manchester, 21102410-239-7496angie@mcdanielphotography.comMedina, Woody (L,M)6441 Lochridge Rd., Columbia, 21044443-535-940wmedina@pragmatiq.comMergner, Wolfgang104 Tulip Ave., Takoma Park, 20912301-587-3050; gertrud.mergner@att.netMeyer, George8306 Greenwood Ave.Silver Spring, MD 20912-6714301-346-0110beegeorgehoney@hotmail.comMiner, Ernest H. (L,M)1820 Latham Dr., Frederick, MD 21701301-663-8800Morgan, Eileen25116 Silver Crest Dr.Gaithersburg, MD 20882301-451-0384; morgane@od.nih.govMorris, David C. (Director, M)9309 Montpelier Dr., Laurel, MD 20708301-725-6185; beefriend@verizon.netNelson, Jeffery (L)14 Bowers Ln., Glyndon, MD 21071410-833-9535nelsonapiaries@gmail.comNickerson, Eric J. (L)1711 Chateau Ct., Fallston, MD 21047Olmert, John (L)12314 Auburn Rd., Thurmont, 21788301-271-0650Oritt, Mary A. (L)P.O. Box 1261, Solomons, MD 20688410-586-9521

Polk, Dave2420 Mill Hill Rd., Waldorf, MD 20603301-580-9313freestatebees@gmail.comPreston, Cybil3109 Sharon Rd., Jarrettsville, 21084410-836-6993; cybbiep@earthlink.netQuinton, Peter D. (L)4 Edgewater Ln., Severna Park, 21146410-267-1158Ringgold, Charles W. (L)310 North Boulevard, Salisbury, 21801410-749-7851Rossetti, Rupert (L)215 Dr. Jack Rd., Port Deposit, 21904Saunders Papp, Tracie5691 Old Temple Hill Rd.Temple Hill, MD 20748-4964240-460-2617Seets, John F. (L)2203 Belleview, Catonsville, 21228410-471-4335Semmes, Guy11630 Glen Rd., Potomac, MD 20854301-983-1857thesemmes@verizon.netSheer, Barbara4217 Sundown Rd.Laytonsville, MD 20882301-758-9613; msheer48@aol.comSmith, David G. (L,M)522 Kennersley Farm LaneChurch Hill, MD 21623-1255410-690-4480c.f.icarenow@gmail.comSpringston, Mark8101 Fingerboard Rd.Fredrick, MD 21704301-874-0892mark.springston@montgomerycounty.md.govSteed, James & Rebecca (L)9772 Old Annapolis Rd. RR 8Ellicott City, MD 21042Strang, Arthur (L)17000 White Ground, Boyds, 20841301-948-7803Sullivan, Michael J. (L)P.O. Box 420, Mt. Victoria, MD 20661301-870-1033; mountvictoria@aol.comSuman, Ted7591 Polly’s Hill Ln., Easton, 21601410-822-1204; tsuman@goeaston.netTaylor, David1150 Pinch Valley Rd.Westminster, MD 21158410-751-6963; dvltaylor@att.netThompson, Barry (Director, M)13201 Moran Dr., No Potomac, 20878301-947-4652; bht1113@aol.comThompson, Dean (L)21136 Black Rock Rd.Hagerstown, MD 21740240-313-5356gridwood05@verizon.netThompson, JoAnn (L)13201 Moran Dr., No Potomac, 20878Troup, Bill & Nancy (L,M)10618 Honeyfield Rd.Williamsport, MD 21795301-223-9662beestroup@hotmail.comWalton, David (L)3102 Cornwall Rd., Baltimore, 21222410-284-6243Williams, Osborn (L)3700 Cooper Ln.Landover Hills, MD 20784301-341-3461; osbornii@msn.com

Williams, Thomas37990 Mohawk Dr.Charlotte Hall, MD 20622301-884-5230

M A S S A C H U S E T T SM A S S A C H U S E T T SM A S S A C H U S E T T SM A S S A C H U S E T T SM A S S A C H U S E T T SMass State Beekeepers16 Pond St., Apt. 3, Ayre, MA 01432Berard, Robert O.1566 GAR Highway, Swansea, 02777508-673-3511Borden, Venus (L)12 Okorwaw Ave., Nantucket, 02554646-416-4869; venus@nycack.comCard, Andrew96 Dudley Rd., Billerica, MA 01821978-667-5380; cardbee@aol.comCollins, CarolynP. O. Box 704, Whatley, MA 01093413-665-0044; loukhaya@comcast.netComer, Paul (L)106 Bellevue Ave., Melrose, 02176Conlon, Daniel (Director)2 S. Mill River Rd., S Deerfield, 01373413-665-451warmcolors@verizon.netDenhard, Bill25 Springvale Rd., Reading, 01867781-944-1584; billden07@comcast.netDesilets, PaulP. O. Box 808, E Sandwich, 02537508-888-2304; beekeepr@gis.netDeWeerd, Birgit8 Crescent Ave., Bedford, MA 01730781-275-0613brigit.deweerd@gmail.comDuane, Mary E. (L,M)89 Blithwood Ave., Worcester, 01604508-756-9282; mduane@massed.netGaglione, Jan & Vincent (L)12 Elginwood Rd., Peabody, 01960978-535-1622; jgagli/646@aol.comGoldstein, Larry79 Hill St., Topsfield, MA 01983978-887-8580larrygoldstein@hotmail.comGross, Jim (L)P. O. Box 1411, Nantucket, MA 02554508-228-4038landandsea@nantucket.netHebert, David J.10 Lind St., Oxford, MA 01540508-864-2538davidjhebert@charter.netHorton, Albert N. (L)30 Oak St., Dunstable, MA 01827978-649-7763Josephson, Eric (L)46 Washington St., Ipswich, MA 01938978-356-0449; eric@joset.netLagrant, Frank139 Osborne Rd., Ware, MA 01082413-967-5064frank@lagrantshoneybees.comcomLenza, VincentP. O. Box 906, W Tisbury, MA 02575508-693-6834; vlz@earthlink.netLussier, Clifton (L)P. O. Box 2672, Fitchburg, MA 01420800-333-2327Lussier, Rich (L)46 Jackson Ave., Fitchburg, 01420Mangion, Nancy36 Summer St., Lexington, MA 02420781-258-8118nmangion@comcast.netMartin, Eileen2215 Dublin Rd., Richmond, MA 01254413-698-3278; emartin12@mac.com

Mason, Philip (L)115 Sargent Rd., Brookline, MA 02146617-566-6611Mc Cain, Wesley (L)P. O. Box 876, Sheffield, MA 01257Meldrum, David287 So. Main St., Andover, MA 01810978-474-8700david.meldrum@verizon.netPoulin-Hough, Kathy (L,M)200 Asbury St., So Hamilton, 01982978-468-6000; beesbest@attbi.comReault, Ric (L)10 Louis Ave., Tyngsboro, MA 01879978-957-5359Sample, Stanley R. (L)40 Center St., Groveland, MA 01834Sciacca, Gaspare (L)1 Kilcommons Dr.; Apt. 10Pembroke, MA 02359-2638Skamarycz, Gus (L)P. O. Box 5, Tyngsboro, MA 01879918-251-3987; pegus1@verizon.netSpiro, Lionel (L)22 Worthington Rd., Brookline, 02446617-739-6050; lbspiro@aol.comSullivan, Tim101 Sherman Rd, Dedham, MA 02026781-326-2834; timsul123@comcast.netTari, Villu34 Woodlawn Av. Chelmsford, 01824978-455-5679; kvtari@comcast.netTrainor, Christopher (L)70 Benjamin Dr., Boxboro, MA 01719Viner, BrantP. O. Box 367, Northborough, 01532508-393-4939; bviner@bu.eduWatson, Philip & Dawn (L)38 Lombard Ave., Amesbury, 01913978-388-0775Weiss, David & Denise (L)7 Stonehill Rd., Marlborough, 01752508-460-5037Yauckoes, John561 Middle Rd., Boxborough, 01719978-263-0073; jyackoes@msn.comO’Neil, George (L)658 Sunrise Ave., Barre, MA 01005

M I C H I G A NM I C H I G A NM I C H I G A NM I C H I G A NM I C H I G A NDisselkoen, Mel (L,M)1941 Alba, Wyoming, MI 49509616-457-2855; mdiss1@juno.comDurfy, Randall23203 Brentwood Dr.Brownstown TWP, MI 48183734-671-1208randall@organicearthfarm.comHoffman, Carol & Earl (L,M)34936 W. Chicago, Livonia, MI 48150734-427-7649honeyfarm@earthlink.netHoopingarner, Roger2712 Fontaine Trail, Holt, MI 48842517-709-3514; rahoopie@msu.eduHuang, Zachary (L)4287 Farm Meadows Ct.Okemos, MI 48864517-353-8136; bees@msu.eduHutchinson, Dean4630 Spence Rd., Cass City, 48726989-872-2914; hutch@midmich.netLawrence, Wade (L,M)10749 W. M Ave., Kalamazoo, 49009269-353-9885; wblawrence@aol.comLedbetter, Scott (L)2657 Lantern Ln.; Apt. 102Auburn Hills, MI 48326-4219706-592-1524; scottled@aol.com

10 Winter, 2009

Nowak, Edward16260 Hubbard Rd., Livonia, MI 48154734-422-0508; epnowak@earthlink.netPiette, John2705 Ember Way, Ann Arbor, MI 48104734-332-0737Pittsley, Hazen (L,M)222 East Wisconsin St.Mt. Pleasent, MI 48858-3155517-772-2687Pittsley, Michael & Molly (L)8379 Madison Rd., Elwell, MI 48832517-772-2687Schramm, Ken1545 Mc Manus Dr., Troy, MI 48084248-816-1592kenschramm@wowway.comWrosch, John P. (L,M)2411 Hickman Rd., Ann Arbor, 48105734-418-3271; jpwrosch@att.net

M I S S O U R IM I S S O U R IM I S S O U R IM I S S O U R IM I S S O U R IBurns, B. C.194 Scenic View Ln.Cape Girardeau, MO 63701573-339-1671; bcb3d@aol.comFlynn, Gigi1561 Louisville, Ave., St. Louis, 63139314-398-7236; gigithefree@gmail.comHengst, Greg4355 County Rd. 635Cape Girardeau, MO 63701573-335-2695honeyhouse@bigrivertel.netHigdon,Matthew (L,M)10701 N. Hecht Rd., Hallsville, 65255573-696-2579Miller, Laurie505 West Polo Dr., St. Louis, 63105314-863-7072lwm9505@sbcglobal.netSchwertmann, GaryPO Box 771906, St. Louis, MO 63177618-451-7757Sears, Robert7801 Pershing Ave., Clayton, 63105314-479-9517robert.sears@emcstl.comSmith, Natalie210 West Steins St., St. Louis, 63111314-814-2745smithnat@sbcglobal.net

M ISS ISS IPP IMISS ISS IPP IMISS ISS IPP IMISS ISS IPP IMISS ISS IPP IMississippi State BeekeepersP. O. Box 5207, Miss State, MS 39762662-325-7765harry@mdac.state.ms.usCollison, Clarence100 Pear Lane, Starkville, MS 39759662-325-2086 (W)ccollison@entomology.msstate.eduDavis, LeroyPO Box 11, Iuka, MS 38852662-424-9834Fulton, Harry (Director)P. O. Box 5207, Miss State, MS 39762662-325-7765harry@mdac.state.ms.usPotter, ArtPO Box 172, Artesia, MS 39736662-272-5363

N E B R A S K AN E B R A S K AN E B R A S K AN E B R A S K AN E B R A S K AEllis, Marion4035 Prescott Ave., Lincoln, NE 68506402-483-4370; mellis3@unl.eduPortter, Dori3951 Baldwin Ave. #111Lincoln, NE 68504402-741-0542; dportte2@hotmail.com

Stenner, Dennis & Michelle (L)13401 South 34th St., Bellevue, 68123402-293-0973

N E VN E VN E VN E VN E VA D AA D AA D AA D AA D AMuncey, Thomas (L,M)1927 G Street, Sparks, NV 89431-4334775-358-0467

NEW HAMPSHIRENEW HAMPSHIRENEW HAMPSHIRENEW HAMPSHIRENEW HAMPSHIREBayko, Michael69 Bean Rd., Merrimack, NH 03054603-424-5477mbayko1@comcast.netBlodgett, Joseph S. (L)119 Goodhue Rd., Derry, NH 03038603-893-1022Chadwick, Ben (L)49 Lane Dr., Alton, NH 03809-5220603-875-3544Hough, Rick (Director,L,M)9 Royal Crest Dr. #12, Nashua, 03060603-459-8844Januskiewicz, Roy19 Huron Dr., Nashua, NH 03063-3511603-882-1106; janorp@msn.comPhillips, Daniel19 Highland Rd., Kensington, 03833603-394-0130behive1224@comcast.net

NEW JERSEYNEW JERSEYNEW JERSEYNEW JERSEYNEW JERSEYNew Jersey State BeekeepersClarksburg, NJ 08510-9620609-651-4585; curtiscrowell@att.netBarree, Adele1825 Mountain Top Rd.Bridgewater, NJ 08870-2335908-575-8580abarree@optonline.netBerg, AlfBox 3158, Pt. Pleasant, NJ 08742732-458-8423; alf.berg@comcast.netCheney, Laura1 Locust Dr., Asbury Park, NJ 07712732-988-6023luvtoteachart@gmail.comChun, Ping-Sun (L,M)49 Junard Dr., Morristown, NJ 07960973-539-7020; ping.chun@att.netEllis, Susan703 West Quillytown Rd.Carneys Point, NJ 08069-9750856-812-0400; s2ellis@gmail.comHarvey, Bob (L,M)912 Route 40, Monroeville, NJ 08343609-381-8136(C); harvhoney@aol.comHuges, Bob706 Gtoveville Allentown Rd.Yardville, NJ 08620609-585-4359Katz, Janet (L)460 Route 24, Chester, NJ 07930-2903908-879-4377; janet@rapseik.orgKrowicki, Patricia (L)82 Old York Rd., Bordentown, 08505609-298-6324Leighton, J. Peter661 Ollie Burke Rd., Jackson, 08527732-928-4259; p.leighton@att.netMainardi, Margaret7 Pheasant Run, Boonton, NJ 07005973-299-9095mmainardi7@verizon.netMajeski, Joseph1080 Yardville-Allentown Rd.Allentown, NJ 08501609-259-6707; jerseygoldhoney.comMarkley, Ray (L)13 W. Millcreek Rd.Easthampton, NJ 08060609-261-1638; rambeeman@aol.com

Shephard, Thomas482 Almond Rd., Pittsgrove, NJ 08318856-691-4053tsshep41556@aol.comSimone, Landi (L,M)Box 101-B Taylor Rd., Boonton, 07005973-263-0674; beelady@optonline.netSkove, Cathie21 Hunts School Rd., Newton, 07860973-579-5864; honeylady@juno.comToth, Karoly38 Van Cleef Rd., Somerset, NJ 08873732-873-2989; ktoth73424@aol.comWasitowski, Stan57 Amwell Rd., Flemington, NJ 08822908-782-7288fwasitowski@yahoo.comWilson, Walter D. Sr. (L)Connie Ln. #A, Jackson, NJ 08527Zalamea, PetronioP. O. Box 13, Perrineville, NJ 08535609-235-1466; pzrider@gmail.com

NEW YORKNEW YORKNEW YORKNEW YORKNEW YORKAlexander, David25 Dawn Dr., Smithtown, NY 11787631-664-6810 (D); ramoi@aol.comBauer, Ursula200 Winne Rd., Delmar, NY 12054518-475-9930; ubauer2@nycap.rr.comBavaro, Laura59095 Main Rd., Southold, NY 11971631-235-1179; lbavaro@tnc.orgBentley, Darlene17 Puhalka Rd., Newfield, NY 14867607-564-3133; heronblu@lightlink.comBizzoso, Peter F. (L,M)505 Wading River Rd.Manorville, NY 11949-3448631-874-4750Blohm, Richard (L,M)30 Cherry Ln.,Huntington, NY 11743631-271-7812; beebiz@msn.comBlohm, Walter (L,M)80-32 165th St., Jamaica, NY 11432718-380-0829; beevenom@verizon.netBorghi, Victor (L)2631 Rt. 9, East Chatham, NY 12060518-392-4550; ampat@mhonline.netBowen, Francis (L)79 Windernere Dr., Yonkers, NY 10710914-779-9642Boyce, Ken209 Tobin Dr., Chittenango, NY 13037315-687-9495kennethboyce@verizon.netBush, Daniel4552 Sthw 30, Amsterdam, 12001578-212-2108Calderone, Nicholas W. (L)Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853607-275-0266; nwc4@cornell.eduCrankshaw, Sheryl15569 Co. Rte. 59, Dexter, NY 13634315-639-5081Crowell, Bill (L)7677 Kriswood Dr., Rome, NY 13440315-337-2281De Stefano, Charlie333 Middle Country Rd.Middle Island, NY 11953-2506631-924-0619Doan, Ed (M)P. O. Box 486, Hamlin, NY 14464716-964-3121Dodd, Vincent80 Margaret St., Staten Island, 10308718-984-1209

Doring, Al1134 No. Gore Rd., No Creek, 12853518-251-2264; margethebees@aol.comDoumanoff, Nicholas315 Bellvale Lakes Rd.Warwick, NY 10990-3406845-986-3806; scenick@warwick.netDwyer, PatrickP. O. Box 683Cooperstown, NY 13326-0683607-547-7459; pndywer@pol.netEriksen, Thor (L)707 State Route 30, Gilboa, NY 12076516-924-3263Fischer, James & Joanne (L)340 E. 93rd. St. 27-CNew York, NY 10128917-628-4052; 212-410-2200bee-quick@bee-quick.comFrey, Anne (M)4808 Skyline Dr.Delanson, NY 12053-3932518-895-8744; annef@capital.netFudge, Clinton (L,M)1043 Breesport Rd., Erin, NY 14838607-796-2473; cfudge@infoblvd.netGlatz, Roberta (M)524 Copeland Hill Rd.Feura Bush, NY 12067518-768-2225Gondree, Howard1159 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, 14222716-885-4169Grefig, James J.Seven Ripley PlaceCroton-On-Hudson, NY 10520- 1408jjgrefig@verizon.netGriggs, Mike179 Benjamin Rd., Newfield, 14867607-564-0656; mhg3@cornell.eduGutenmann, Walt248 White Church Rd.Brooktondale, NY 14817607-593-7932apisdorseta@verizon.netHodges, Guy (L)161 Lake Kitchawan Dr.South Salem, NY 10590914-763-3211Imbimbo, Pat142 Beecher Rd., Grandville, 12832578-642-3270newenglandfarms@aol.comKogan, HowardP. O. Box 370Stephentown, NY 12168-0370518-733-6662; holi@localnet.comKozlowski, Robert115 W. Groton Rd., Groton, NY 13073607-533-4639; rek4@cornell.eduLackey, Ray (L,M)1260 Walnut Ave., Bohemia, NY 11716631-567-1936Linck, Richard (L)3850 Slate Hill Rd., Marcellus, 13108315-673-2981Lohner, Richard F.62-64 60th Ave., Maspeth NY 11378718-386-5999; rich7346@aol.comLord, David J. (L)1088 Big Woods, Greenville, 12083518-966-4237; miralord22@aol.comMaine, George34 Noxxon Rd., Poughkeepsie, 12603845-452-2100george@aesmailpro.comMattila, Heather325 Cascadilla St., Ithaca, NY 14850607-319-0971; hrm24@cornell.edu

11Winter, 2009

N I G E R I AN I G E R I AN I G E R I AN I G E R I AN I G E R I AFasida, Oluseyi Folajimi (L)9 Ademulegun Rd., Ondo State011-234-803-4706678fadent203@yahoo.com

NORTH CAROLINANORTH CAROLINANORTH CAROLINANORTH CAROLINANORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina Bkprs.329 Laurel St., Mount Ariy, NC 27030336-786-4848plmadren@mindspring.comBalas, John C.6200 Colchester Pl., Charlotte, 28210704-264-4777Bixby, Mrs. Larry (L)P. O. Box 348, Cullwhee, NC 28723704-293-5938Clements, Greg2646 Cherry Ln., Denver, NC 28037704-489-1242gclements@worldpatents.comCole, Bob & Susan (L,M)P. O. Box 220, Todd, NC 28684336-877-1321bobcole@skybest.comCole, Robert F. (L)152 Oakdale Dr., Morganton, 28655Fariss, Gregory (M)142 Cemetery Rd., Mocksville, 27028336-998-2975gregoryfariss@peacefulvalleyhoney.comGreen, Larry (L)424 Woodland Dr., Wakeforest, 27587919-556-9212; tlclarry@nc.rr.comHeatherly, Charles117 Ambiance Ln., Cary NC 27518919859-6995; Heath7@bellsouth.netHicks, Will327 John Allen Rd., Roxboro, 27574336-599-5938; will.hicks@ncmail.netHopkins, Donald381 Griffin Rd., Snow Camp, 27349336-376-8250don.hopkins@ncmail.netJohnson, Alton L.5930 Alley Rd., Catawba, NC 28609828-241-2923aljohnson1220@aol.comKeller, Jennifer54 Lou Ct., Willow Springs, NC 27592919-609-2252; jjkeller@ncsu.eduLangdon, Bruce365 Milling Rd., Mocksville, NC 27028336-909-2641; beelang6@gmail.comMabie, Pete155 Shotts Farm Rd., Chap Hill, 27516919-942-8824; petemabie@yahoo.comMack, Gerard (L)121 Hermitage Rd., Charlotte, 28207704-358-8075libbymack@earthlink.netMcCarter, Mark (L)9540 Richard Sandy Rd.Oakboro, NC 28129704-485-8148; markm@vnet.netPrice, Jeanne182 Elizabeth Ave., Forest City, 28043828-247-1640jeanne.price@gmail.comSamford, ArleneP. O. Box 1164, Cherokee, NC 28719828-497-2246Tarpy, David (Director)P.O. Box 7613, Raleigh, NC 27695919-515-1660; david_tarpy@ncsu.eduToole, Sanford90 Sawmill Rd. West, Pinehurst, 28374910-295-6676; stoole@nc.rr.com

Underwood, Stephen J.624 Wiles Ridge Rd., Hays, NC 28635336-957-3935apis_keeper@yahoo.comWooten, Julian1106 Gould Rd., Jacksonville, 28540910-346-6884; woojam@yahoo.comWyatt, Rachel (L)8638 NC Hwy 9S., Columbus, 28722828-863-1269 X21rachel@boothframing.com

NOVNOVNOVNOVNOVAAAAA SCOTIA SCOTIA SCOTIA SCOTIA SCOTIAMacKenzie, Kenna (L)AAFC - 32 Main St. Kentville, B4N 1J5902-679-5731; mackenzie@agr.gc.ca

OHIOOHIOOHIOOHIOOHIOAgsten, James4035 Duffy Rd. SE, Lancaster, 43130740-689-0628honey@ohiohomestead.comAlley, Raymond3658 State Route 48 NorthLebanon, OH 45036-1040513-932-8139; RAlley3@aol.comAnderson, Dennis (L)462 Sealock Ave., Steubenville, 43952740-282-4075h2010der@hotmail.comBankowski, Garret (L)3215 Waterford Rd.New Waterford, OH 44445-9736Barker, Sonny789 St. Rt. 181, Crestline OH 44827419-683-1478sbarke5@columbus.rr.comBotamer, Richard36580 Bainbridge Rd. Solon, OH 44139440-248-5863Cresho, M.P. O. Box 41368, Brecksville, 44141216-440-0037annzewe97@hotmail.comDaly, Sue1315 S. Galena Rd., Galena, 43021740-965-5878daly1315@embarqmail.comDicken, Jeff (L)14945 Liberty Church Rd.Minerva, OH 44657-9501330-868-3692; je3dic@aol.comFlottum, Kim (L)7011 Spieth Rd., Medina, OH 44256330-722-2021; kim@beeculture.comHaas, J. Michael6180 Chestnut St., Painesville, 44077440-352-2414Hoopes, Ron13180 Twp Rd. 201 NECrooksville, OH 43731740-342-1379; beefarm2003@aol.comKaminski, Daniel (L)1459 E. Howe Rd., Kent, OH 44240330-673-0664Kovaleski, Joseph (Director,M)167 Rosslyn Blvd.Steubenville, OH 43952740-632-7500josephkovaleski@sbcglobal.netLoucek, Kristen9519 Nichols Rd., Windham, 44288330-527-3647; kjpool@gmail.comMarshall, Floyd249 Smyth Ave., Alliance, OH 44601330-821-0563Merrow, Jeffrey (L)8061 Hickory Hill Ln.Cincinnati, OH 45241-1336513-755-0149; jeffmerrow@yahoo.com

Pierson, Bonnie32998 Center Ridge Rd.North Ridgeville, OH 44039440-327-4593; bonbee@aol.comRae, Robert1117 Mint Springs Dr., Fairborn, 45324837-879-2141; brae01@earthlink.netReid, Bill15754 State Route 775Willow Wood, OH 45696740-643-2925; reidapiary@bright.netRoot, John A. (L)4712 White Tail Lane, Sarasota, 34238Sheffield, Max8481 Mocking Bird Ln.Cincinnati, OH 45231-5849513-931-6458; msheffield1@fuse.netSimpson, Carlton15642 Tiger Valley Rd.Danville, OH 43014740-599-7914cwsimpson@embarqmail.comSlay, Ben (L)650 Andrea Lane, Pickerington, 43147614-920-3659; benslay@hotmail.comSpradlin, Frankie346 Millstone Rd., Beaver, OH 45613740-226-1085Stahlmam, Dana (L,M)3075 Mann Rd., Blacklick, OH 43004614-855-1656stahlmanapiaries@aol.comStoller, DarlBox 34, Latty, OH 45855419-399-3239Summers, Kathy (L)7011 Speith Rd., Medina, OH 44256330-461-1081; kathy@beeculture.comSwintosky, Mike1804 Walden Ave.; NWCanton, OH 44709330-575-1787 (c)michael.swintosky@timken.comTew, James (L)4654 Mel Ln., Wooster, OH 44691330-263-3684 (D); tew.1@osu.eduThompson, James (L,M)8227 Eby Rd., Smithville, OH 44677216-669-3352Tuttle, Al915 Crestwood Hills Dr.Vandalia, OH 45377-2613937-890-0811; altuttle@prodigy.netTwaddle, Bonnie1972 Clark Ave.; Alliance, OH 44601330-823-7487; twaddlb@muc.eduWard, Stephen3450 North Pike Ext., Warren, 44481330-847-8576hasold.fine68@yahoo.comWillison, Ron (L)3239 Johnstown-Utica Rd.Johnstown, OH 43031740-892-4290Wilson, Dwight6833 Willowick Rd., Findlay, 45840419-293-2369; djlwilson@aol.com

O N TO N TO N TO N TO N TA R I OA R I OA R I OA R I OA R I OCoyle, Kenneth (L)53 Avon Rd., Kitchener, ON N2B 1T7519-741-5255; coyle@golden.netDodge, David (L)39 Horner Dr., Nepean, Ont. K2H 5E8613-828-2275; ddodge@cyberus.caForsyth, Keith (Director)436 Maple Ave. Grimsby, L3M 3B9905-945-4928;keithb.forsyth@hwcn.org

Meyer, Scott391 Herrington Hill Rd.Greenwich, NY 12834502-744-8006; trehouse@aye.netMiller, Claude H. (L)154 Co. Rt. 11, West Monroe, 13167Morris, Aaron (Director, M)Box 246, Round Lake, NY 12151518-899-6113amorris@uamail.albany.eduMorse, Dale15868 Co. Rt. 62, Watertown, 13601315-788-6722; dmorse@imcnet.netMunzer, Frederick (M)54 Old Brook Rd., Dix Hills, NY 11746631-243-3512munzer39@peoplepc.comRepohl, Roger1183 Franklin Ave., Bronx, NY 10456917-596-2513; repohl@att.netRonconi, Richard484 Ravine Rd., Berne, NY 12023518-797-3922; rronconi@att.netSeeley, Thomas D. (L)332 Hurd Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850607-539-7897; tds5@cornell.eduShort, Brabdon (L)957 Route 394, Kennedy, NY 14747brandonshort@hotmail.comSieling, Peter7201 Craig Rd., Bath, NY 14810607-566-8558garresonlumber@hotmail.comSpear, Lloyd1309 Rugby Rd., Schenectady, 12308518-449-4039; lloyd@rossrounds.comSt. John, Robert (L)103 Penns. Ave., Medford, 11763516-654-3836Stevens, Erica (L)2158 State Rte. 29; Greenwich, 12834518-692-9669Stevens, Justin (L)8 Meader Road, Greenwich, NY 12834518-692-9802; justin@betterbee.comStill, Constance (L)82 Stephen Rd., Bayport, NY 11705631-472-1760; connistill@aol.comSurprenant, Loretta27 County Home Way, Essex, 12936518-963-7593; eas@willex.comThorne III, William S.1432 State Route 203, Chatham, 12037518-392-4825; sathorne@fairpoint.netUtz, Bettina345 E Mtn Rd. N, Cold Spring, 10516845-231-2138bettina@babybluedesign.comValentin, Miguel A. (L,M)6 Waterview Ave.Ronkonkoma, NY 11779516-313-6967; mike16397@aol.comVillecco, Earl593 Tunnel Rd., Port Crane NY 13833607-693-1571casundaze@stny.rr.comWaid Apiaries8661 Powell Rd., Interlaken, NY 14847607-532-4391; waidshoney@fltg.netWard, James P. (L)P. O. Box 712, Wilson, NY 14172-0712Wilson, Walter D. Jr. (L)26 Frontier Rd., Churubusco, 12923518-497-6330Wilsonshoney@hotmail.com

12 Winter, 2009

Utter, Jack (L)2630 Old Trail Rd., York Haven, 17370717-215-2383ckweaver@worldnet.att.netVreeland, Russell219 Valley Green D., Coatsville, 19320610-857-9916 rsvreeland@comcast.netWentling, Deb26 Raven Trail, Fairfield, PA 17320717-642-8219; wenting@msmary.eduWright, Cliff Sunflower (L,M)2371 W. Best Rd., Bath, PA 18014610-759-9655Ziegler, Paul S. (L)9351 Old 22, Bethel, PA 19507-9422717-933-8565

Q U E B E CQ U E B E CQ U E B E CQ U E B E CQ U E B E CMcCaig, Jim (M)2604 Des Pommiers,St. Lazarc, J7T 2K8450-455-8345james.mccaig@sympatico.ca

RHODE ISLANDRHODE ISLANDRHODE ISLANDRHODE ISLANDRHODE ISLANDRhode Island Beekeepers61 Kennedy Rd., Foster, RI 02825401-397-3269; billjones61@yahoo.comBieder, Bernard140 Coldbrook Rd., Warwick, 02888401-463-8654 beeman704@verizon.netDennison, Jane325 Newman Ave., Rumford, 02916401-434-0989; jandmd@aol.comFournier, Robert R.395 S. Main St., Woonsocket, 02895401-769-2407Jones, William M. (L)61 Kennedy Rd., Foster, RI 02825401-397-3269; billjones61@yahoo.comLafferty, Edward (Director)423 Fruit Hill A., N. Providence, 02911401-353-6644fruithillapiaries@verizon.netMcGuire, Jeff (L)72 Andre Ave.,Wakefield, RI 02879401-789-1144; jeffmcguire@cox.netMencucci, Betty1777 Victory Highway; Box 684Glendale, RI 02826401-568-8449; bmencucci@cox.netPeasley, Stanley (L)64 Division Rd., W Greenwich, 02817401-884-4210Richardson, Anne M. (L)40 Memoril Rd., Providence, RI 02906401-331-3239anne-fred@worldnet.att.netRobar, Mark (L)P. O. Box 169, Wyoming, RI 02898401-539-0434

SOUTH AFRICASOUTH AFRICASOUTH AFRICASOUTH AFRICASOUTH AFRICAEdwards, PaulBox 44535, Linden, South Africa, 2104ednet@mweb.co.za

SOUTH CAROLINASOUTH CAROLINASOUTH CAROLINASOUTH CAROLINASOUTH CAROLINASouth Carolina Beekeepers3450 Fork Shoals, Greenville 29680director.sc@easternapiculture.orgBiggerstaff, Robert3495 Old Ferry Rd., John’s Is., 29455843-766-8259Blecke-Lawson, Denise441 Ridge Springs Rd.Cleveland, SC 29635864-878-7592; dblecke@hotmail.comBommer, Wesley403 Edisto Lake Rd., Wagener, 29164803-564-6487; wesgardens@aol.com

Minnick Bill (L)P.O. Box 426, Smithville, L0R 2A0905-957-3667bee.c.min@sympatico.caShanks, Bryan (L)745 Zephyr Rd., Uxbridge, L9P 1R2905-852-6494bshanksy2k@hotmail.comWatson, Norman (M)Box 228, Kleinburg, Ont. L0J 1C0905-893-1221

P E N N S Y LP E N N S Y LP E N N S Y LP E N N S Y LP E N N S Y LVVVVVA N I AA N I AA N I AA N I AA N I ALeigh Valley505 Summit Ln., Riegelsville, 18077610-377-1487; pjthomson@verizon.netPenna. State Bkpers Assoc.R. D. 1, Box 5660, Canton, PA 17724570-673-8201; pabee@epix.netSusquehanna Co. Bkpr.P. O. Box 1, Stevensville, PA 18845570-746-3235; robjw@epix.netAloyo, Vincent (L)736 Cathart Rd., Blue Bell, PA 19422610-278-1621; Aloyo@netreach.netBaker, David A. (L)PO Box 838, Unionville, PA 19375610-724-4803; dabaker10@aol.comBarbor, Gerald L. (L)460 Greenleaf Ct., York, PA 17406717-757-7260; glbarbor@juno.comBarnes, Jeremy1722 Union Church Rd.Seven Valleys, PA 17360717-428-1144; babathemba@mac.comBaues, David6 Red Cloud Circle, Royersford, 19468610-948-0380; baues@verizon.netBayer, Joseph (L)173 Stahls Lane, Tyrone, PA 16686814-684-1783Berthold, Robert (L)230 Sandy Ridge Rd.Doylestown, PA 18901215-345-6556; mcberthold@verizon.netBetlejeski, Linda (L)16 Birch Rd., Malvern, PA 19355-1644610-993-7511; lindabn@nothinbut.netBlasko, Jim (L,M)789 Country Ridge, Bedford, 15522814-623-2767Blodgett, William (L,M)27 Red Oak Dr., Danville, PA 17821570-275-0901; beefun01@yahoo.comBobb, James A. (Chairman)2011 Shearer Rd., Lansdale, PA 19446610-584-6778; jimbobb@gct21.netBryer, Jeffrey (L)447 Reservoir Rd., W Chester, 19380610-696-8448; jeffbryer@comcast.net

Buzas, Anthony M. (L)25 Jones Rd., Flourtown, PA 19031215-8361650Chapin, Richard C. (Historian,M)RR 1 Box 102A, Montrose, PA 18801570-278-1094; oldbeekeeper@epix.netCollins, Anita M. (L)PO Box 806, Kutztown, PA 19530610-683-5172; frozenbeedoc@cs.comCorkran, Susan1000 Hickory Hill Rd.Chadds Ford, PA 19317-9315610-388-6323Crawford, Grace27 Red Oal Dr., Danville, PA 17821610-409-8081; crawfordg@iconus.comDraper, Bill (L)32 Avonla Ln., Millerton, PA 16936800-233-4273

Dulashaw, George210 Pheasant Dr., Mineral Point, 15942814-749-7164; dgdulashaw@aol.comFisher, Curtis210 Limberline Dr., Greensburg, 15601724-836-1030Fitzpatrick, Joseph1036 Doans Way, Blue Bell, PA 19422215-643-6885Frazier, MaryAnn (L)Dept. of Ent.; 501 ASI Bldg.University Park, PA 16802814-542-7291; mxt15@psu.eduGibboney, AllenRD 1, Box 691,Altoo na, PA 16601814-941-1775; aandmgib@aol.comGrube, Charles6 Orchard Sr., Trucksville, PA 18708570-696-2688; grubes@epix.netHackenburg, David & Linda (L)1466 Crossroads Dr.Lewisburg, PA 17837570-568-2337Harcum, David B. (L)2672 Brodhead Rd., Aliquippa, 15001724-375-6312; MHarcum@aol.comHoover, Ken1239 Dysart Dr., Dysart, PA 16636814-946-4412shadetree@shadetreeapiary.comHovanec, Frank15 Bigelow St., Swoyersville, 18704570-288-0825; frajn@juno.comHowe, JessePO Box 31, Cedars, PA 19423215-565-6422everichfarms@yahoo.comJenereski, Robert J. (L,M)2105 Ridge Dr., Mars, PA 16046724-772-0985masterbk@sunstreambees.com

Jenkins, Harold816 Kenilworth Ave., Lansdale, 19446215-855-5613Kaminski, Ted509 3rd. Ave., Hastings, PA 16646814-247-9934; bee1313@forspeed.comKeaton, Roy & Karen1141 Trail Rd., Hummelstown, 17036717-469-0495Keeney, Dennis (L)P. O. Box 68, Bethel, PA 19507-0068717-933-8565Kinbar, CharlesP. O. Box 1678, Milford, PA 18337570-497-6402purepahoney@gmail.comKleiner, Karl180 Germany Ct., East Berlin, 17316717-259-7208Krepicz, Paul (L,M)8618 Rextown Rd., Slatington, 18080610-767-8681; klights@ptd.netKuehn, James (L)2206 Hill Rd., Warfordsburg, PA 17267717-294-3067; dkuehn@frontiernet.netKyle-Brownell, Nancy111 Sixth Ave., Collegeville, PA 19426610-454-0494; nkyle111@comcast.netLutgens, Karl362 James St., Nw Wilmington, 16142724-946-3143karldabeeman@yahoo.comMarcy, Brian101 Warden Rd., Doylestown, 18901267-880-0111

Mathias, Stewart D.514 Early’s Mill Rd.Hummelstown, PA 17036-7612717-533-2231Matthenius, Jacob C. (L)4011 Green Pond RdBethlehem, PA 18020McCormack, Tom (M)115 Reesman Dr., Aliquippa, PA 15001724-495-6310tlmccormack@verizon.netMiller, Warren (Director)P. O. Box 64, Mingoville, PA 16856814-383-4331superbee22@hotmail.comMondjack, William (L,M)2236 N. First Ave., Whitehall, 18052610-264-0494; billzbeez@enter.netOverholser, J. Spencer (L)58 Downing Dr., Wyomissing, 19610610-670-0508Papke, David12703 Blymire Hollow Rd.Stewartstown, PA 17363-8431717-246-2339; dcpapke@aol.comPeregmon, David J. (Director)115 Barnsley Ave., Morrisville, 19067856-981-9483davesawmill@msn.comPurcell, Tara2295 Esten Rd., Quakertown, 18951215-206-0058purcelltara@hotmail.comReich, James450 Freeport Rd., Butler, PA 16002724-283-8637honeysweet@zoominternet.netRoccasecca, Karen3201 Penbrook A., Harrisburg, 17109717-215-9896Roeshman, Robert M. (L,M)798 Red Fern Ln., Bethleham, 18017610-867-4047; bvenom@ptd.netRuthkosky, Frank (L)491 Dowlin Forge Rd., Exton, 19341484-678-1938fruthkosky@taylorgifts.comSalnicky, Michael (L)RR 3; Box 3170 Snow Hill Rd.Cresco, PA 18326-9778570-595-3265; frmjs@earthlink.netSchnarr, Nancy2724 Huntingdon PikeHuntingdon, PA 19006-5112267-625-5908thestonefaery@yahoo.comScott, Carolyn604 S.Washington SquarePhiladelphia, PA 19106-4125215-922-2974; scottc466@aol.comSeiple, Barbara326 Monroe St., Philadelphia, 19147215-925-2549; bhseiple8@gmail.comShaffer, Bob (L)545 Hill Church Rd.Hummelstown, PA 17036717-534-1495Shanor, Terry158 Victor Rd., Butler, PA 16001724-283-5687Sliwka, PeterP. O. Box 381, Leighiton, PA 18235610-377-1875Thomasson, MaryP. O. 75, Eighty Four, PA 15330-0075724-228-1670mary@nottinghamfarmproducts.com

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Fetsko, Mark A.310 Ridge Reserve Dr.Lake Wylie, SC 29710803-746-5447; m.fetsko@att.netFlannagan, Neel1119 Hatchaway Br. Rd., Aiken, 29801803-439-4033; cneelf@yahoo.comGenta, Steve (Director)3450 Fork Shoals Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29680864-243-9013; scbeeman@aol.comHood, Mike305 Long Hall, Clemson, SC 29634864-656-0346; mhood@clemson.eduMacFawn, David (L)205 Ridgecreek Dr., Lexington, 29072803-957-8897; dmacfawn@aol.comSiler, Staci32 Fawnwood Dr. W., Aiken, 29803803-649-2988; stacisiler@bellsouth.net

T E N N E S S E ET E N N E S S E ET E N N E S S E ET E N N E S S E ET E N N E S S E ETennessee Beekeepers AssociationP. O. Box 33, Harriman, TN 37748865-882-2280; riggs167@bellsouth.netAlexander, Charles494 Chickasaw Land WayCollierville, TN 38017901-517-6001; chasdalex@earthlinl.netBomar, Richard119 Byrd Rd., Paris, TN 38242731-363-1113; ku4ac01@bellsouth.netElwood, Robert (L,M)104 Dansworth Ln., Oak Ridge, 37830865-482-5276Forbes, Charles7074 Scepter Dr., Bartlett, TN 38135901-266-4251; c.r.forbes@comcast.netGarrison, Jim (Director)PO Box 83, Chaple Hill, TN 37034615-377-7696; jimg@boardroominc.netHolcombe, Edwin & Elaine (L)P. O. Box 303, Shelbyville, TN 37162931-684-0826Kimbrell, Sarah561 Webb Loop, Crossville, TN 38572931-788-2964; limbrellsrh@yahoo.comMagli, Wib301 Public Square, Franklin, TN 37064615-794-5484kestral2001@yahoo.comMartin, George (L)59 Bashaw Cr. Rd., Manchest., 37355931-728-6366; gmartin02@charter.netMoore, Bob2565 Hopewell Rd., Lavinia, TN 38348731-415-6788; bob.l.moore@state.tn.usMorris, Andy (L)4747 W. Beaver Cr., Powell, 37849865-567-7192; beerx05@yahoo.comReed, David6807 Cedar Wood Ct, E Ridge, 37412423-892-2132reeddavidb@comcast.netRobinson, F. Earl2425 Newman Rd., Rockvale, 37153615-274-6616; pattierob@hotmail.comShaw, Dick2396 Eastwood, Memphis, TN 38112901-323-8520dickshaw9@comcast.netSkinner, John A.1158 Martin Mill Pike, Rockford, 37853865-977-8262; jskinner@utk.eduTaylor,Matthew125 Dogwood Rd., Charlotte, 37036matt@taylorsfinest.com

Templeton, Don115 Red Hill Rd., Taft, TN 38488931-433-2863Thomas, Glendon E. & Marlene (L)51 Hickory Hollow CircleCrossville, TN 38555931-787-4247; beetracking@glenmarTulloch, John (TreasurerP.O. Box 29, Blount, TN 337617423-574-1181treasurer@easternapiculture.orgTurner, Ray1117Howell Dr., Franklin, TN 37069615-300-6953rturnerbee@wmconnect.comWilkerson, Phillip323 Red Clover, Winchester, 37398931-967-4042Young, David A.902 Kingfisher Point, Nashville, 37221615-943-8886youngdav@realtracs.com

T E X A ST E X A ST E X A ST E X A ST E X A SJackson, Paul W. (L)Texas A & M; College Station, 77843409-774-4870Lehman, Kim920 Shady Ln., Austin, TX 78768512-627-0113kim.lehman@sbcglobal.netPollard, Brandon5829 Reiger Ave., Dallas, TX 75214214-826-8696texashoneybeeguild@yahoo.com

UNITED KINGDOMUNITED KINGDOMUNITED KINGDOMUNITED KINGDOMUNITED KINGDOMGibb, Andrew6 Larks W Knaphill, Woking GU21 2LB44-(0)1483-475072andrew@andrewgibb.com

V I R G I N I AV I R G I N I AV I R G I N I AV I R G I N I AV I R G I N I AVirginia State BeekeepersPO Box 213, Amissville, VA 20106Ballard, Lannie D.100 Pear Tree Ln., Natural Br., 24578540-291-2538; lballard@ntelos.netBundy, William (L)17883 Dry Mill Rd., Leesburg, 20175703-779-0894; loudounbee@aol.comCampbell, Lonnie12435 Harpers Ferry Rd.Purcellville, VA 20132703-282-6934; loncamp52@netzero.netClayton, Glenn (L)89 Williamstown Rd., Shipman, 22971434-263-5336; HungryHill@netzero.netCrane, Teresa, Tippitts Hill36024 Bell Rd., Round Hill, VA 20141703-777-8450info@issueauctionpublications.comDavis, Billy M. (Director,M)P. O. Box 415, Purcellville, VA 20134540-903-9274honeybees.flintlock@gmail.comDavis, Giles (L)2348 Miller Dr., Ringgold, VA 24586804-822-7252Eisen, Karla6311 Catharpin, Gainsesville, 20155703-753-9023; karla6311@hotmail.comFerree, John E. (L)5830 Piedmont Dr., Alexandria, 22310703-922-6744; john_feree@adp.comFiala, Alan7250 Idylwood Rd.Falls Church, VA 22043-2702703-790-8044; fialaalan@earthlink.net

Fisher, Kenneth2700 Mike Longs Woods Rd.Stanley, VA 22851-2802540-778-2722kefisherva@hotmail.comFulgham, Frank (L)508 Sleepy Hollow, Richmond, 23229804-282-6167Gallagher, Brian725 Rea’s Ford, Earlysville, 22936434-978-4405; gallagherb@adelphia.netGibson, Robert E.12497 Cedar Ln., Ashland, VA 23005804-798-3928; regbees@aol.comGoodrich, Rudolph C. (L)103 Bethany Terrace, Yorktown, 23693804-595-3569Hanawalt, Ronald2594 Northridge Rd., Hardy, VA 24101540-721-3441Harman, Ann W. (L,M)1214 North Poes Rd., Flint Hill, 22627540-364-4660; ahworkerb@aol.comHaskell, Pat (L,M)8108 Collins St., Annandale, VA 22003703-504-3484; jim.haskell@verizon.netHutto, Chuck10 Darlington Dr., Rocky Mount, 24151540-483-0636chuck.hutto@frco.k12.va.usKiessling, Brenda (L,M)10610 Hunters Val. Rd., Vienna, 22181703-938-9389Kist, Paul1709 Placid Ct, Virginia Beach, 23453757-672-8865; paulkist@juno.comLinton, Frank3722 Warwick Circle, Fairfax, 22030703-983-6728 (D); linton@mitre.orgMagolda, Charles3414 Courtland Ave. NE (L,M)Roanoke, VA 24012540-857-7582Mayr, Louise42165 Black Walnut, Leesburg, 20176703-777-7426; lmayr@mindspring.comMiller, Kathy (L)P. O. Box 614, Ruckersville, VA 22968kfrasemiller@gmail.comNahser, Norman132 John Rolfe Ln., Williamsbrg, 23185757-784-3982connie89130@netscape.netPerrin, Deborah10831 Blake Ln., Bealeton, VA 22712540-439-1957; dlperrin17@yahoo.comPfoutz, Jeffrey L. (L)38595 Hughesville, Leesburg, 20175540-338-5190; bees@mindspring.comRuth, Robert A.1065 Arborhill Rd., Staunton, VA 24401Shaner, Jed (L)2722 Parkersburg Tk, Swoops, 24479540-337-7007Stryker, Kim7716 Shreve Rd., Falls Church, 22043703-989-6088kstryker@furnacecd.comWellemeyer, Robert G. (L)120 Mill Run Ln, Castleton, VA 22716540-229-5359Gillispie, George72 Spring St., Newport, VT 05855413-259-1905; curtis72@msn.comGreene, RobertP. O. Box 633, Bennington, VT 05201802-447-8544; robaero@yahoo.com

Mares, Bill (L)429 S. Willard, Burlington, VT 05401802-863-4938; bill.mares@gmail.comTardie, John J. (L)68 Meadow Lane, Underhill, VT 05489802-899-5464ohnjtardie05489@verizon.netThompkins, Enoch (L)959 Falls Rd., Shelburne, VT 05482

W A S I N G T O NW A S I N G T O NW A S I N G T O NW A S I N G T O NW A S I N G T O NMillers Homestead LLC14606 S Strangland, Cheney, 99004509-299-9085jenine@millershomestead.comWASHINGTON, DCWASHINGTON, DCWASHINGTON, DCWASHINGTON, DCWASHINGTON, DCScholz, Lynn (L)5700 Sherier Pl. NW Wash, DC 20016202-966-7555

WEST VIRGINIAWEST VIRGINIAWEST VIRGINIAWEST VIRGINIAWEST VIRGINIAAmrine, James W. (L)WV Univ., Morgantown, WV 26506West Virginia Beekeepers2 Observatory Rd., Charleston, 25314304-344-1652; wfp94@yahoo.comBlatt, Gabriel3554 Haneys Bridge Rd.Huntington, WV 25704304-429-1268; gabeblatt@prodigy.netCochran, Earl P. (L)P. O. Box 1273, Shady Spring, 25918304-763-3838Copenhaver, Deborah A. (L,M)76 Fiesta Dr., Bunker Hill, WV 25413304-229-8750Copenhaver, James H. (L,M)76 Fiesta Dr., Bunker Hill, WV 25413304-229-8750Everhart, Herbert85 Everhart Dr., Kearneysville, 25430304-876-3832herbert25430@frontier.netFitzgerald, Gerry (Director,M)398 Carlyle Rd., Martinsburg, 25401304-274-1564gerryfitzgerald@msn.comHarris, Thomas B. (L)7000 Hampton Ctr. St.; Suite GMorgantown, WV 26505304-599-3518Hearn, Richard E. (L)HC 62; Box 76, Alma, WV 26320304-758-0547; apischarmer@aol.comKavanagh, M. Ellen (L)4452 Ridge Rd., Shepherdstwn, 25443304-596-0905; elka24@comcast.netKees, Thomas (L)2360 Miller Ave., Fairmont, WV 26554304-363-4782beesnbooks70@peoplepc.comKershner, Thomas W. (L,M)9705 Williamsport PikeFalling Waters, WV 25419304-274-2465May, Steve (L)550 Coal River Rd., St. Albans, 25177304-727-7659Mc Carty, Ronald125 Barton Chaple Rd.Apple Grove, WV 25502304-576-2500Winston, Eldon T.1121 Hollida Ln., Martinsburg, 25404304-264-4783eldon@winstongardens.com

W I S C O N S I NW I S C O N S I NW I S C O N S I NW I S C O N S I NW I S C O N S I NLindokken, Larry H. (L)1275 Lindokken Rd., Mt Horeb, 53572608-523-4978; lindhl@tds.net

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The Massachusetts BeekeepersAssociation 2009 Schedule of events.For more information visitwww.massbee.org.

Bee Equipment IrradiationProject - Our annual state irradia-tion date is March 9th. This is coor-dinated by county associations and thestate association. Interested partici-pants should contact thier county clubcoordinator to signup. This is a way toclean up questionable equipment with-out using chemical treatments. Alter-native to destroying AFB infected equip-ment.

Spring Meeting March 28th -Topsfield Fairgrounds, TopsfieldMA. Opening remarks by Doug PetersenMassachusetts Commissioner of Agri-culture Resources, John Burand PhDUniversity of MA. researcher willpresent information on viruses foundin honeybees and native bees in thestate, and Jerry Hayes guest speakerFlorida Chief Apiary Inspector. Free tomembers and first-time bee school stu-dents. $10.00 for non-members. Lunch(cost is extra) can be ordered in ad-vance. Hosted by the Essex County Bee-keepers Association.

4th Annual Field Day June 20th- UMass Agronomy Farm, SouthDeerfield, MA. A full day of practicaldemonstrations in all areas of bee-keeping. Bring your veil as most pre-senters will be using live colonies. Thisevent is open to all beekeepers at nocharge (must pay for lunch). Lunch canbe ordered in advance. Includes topicsappropriate for new beekeepers andexperienced beekeepers. Hosted by theFRanklin County Beekeepers Associa-tion.

Fall Meeting October 17th -Leiceister Knights of Columbus,Leisceister, MA. Guest speakers in-clude Marla Spivak, and HeatherMattilla. Free to members of MBA andWCBA. $10.00 for non-members. Lunchordered in advance. Hosted by theWorcester County Beekeepers Associa-tion.

– Dan Conlan, MA Director

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The PA State Beekeepers Associa-tion was well represented at the 2009PA State Farm Show in Harrisburg. Thisis one of the largest indoor agriculturalevents in the United States with over10 acres under roof exhibiting all agri-cultural related activities. The eightday event draws more than 400,000people and the State Beekeepers spon-sored three booths associated with ourbeekeeping craft. The Learning Centerhad two observation hives set up andhanded out various fact sheets abouthoney bees and our State Associationand thanks to Dadant and Mann Lakeover 600 beekeeping supply catalogswere given out by the fifth day. Theprospect of new beekeepers was over-whelming.

The Pa Beekeepers also have along tradition of making the best honeyice cream on the east coast and havea stand that sells more than 300 (1/2gallons) and dips out more than 300(3 gallon) containers during the show.This delicious treat is served in a dish,cone or on a hot Belgium waffle madeon the spot. Our third booth is a com-modity booth that sells products madeby PA Bees. The proceeds of this eventare used to support our honey queenprogram promoting our Bees. Thistakes a monumental effort to organizeand staff this event and each year thePA State Beekeepers come throughwith flying colors teaching thousandsof adults and kids about the neces-sity of the worlds most important pol-linator. –Warren Miller, PA Director

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OBA Spring Meeting - March 31stand April 1st in Milton at CountryHeritage Park facility. (this is wherethe new OBA office is located).

OBA Summer Meeting - Satur-day June 27th 2009 in Guelph.

For further meeting details visitwww.ontariobee.com/.

Country Heritage Park, an inter-active heritage park depicting agricul-ture and rural life over the last 150years, is located on an 80 acre sitewith over 30 exhibit buildings and20,000 artifacts. Nestled in theshadow of the Niagara Escarpment, itoffers educational programs for schoolchildren, special events, attractions,tour group programs, day camps, his-torical interpretation of exhibits, anoutstanding collection of antique trac-tors, steam engines, farm equipmentand rural life artifacts. As well, Coun-try Heritage Park offers facilities forweddings, trade shows, corporate andfamily celebrations and businessmeetings. Country Heritage Park isoperated by Country Heritage Experi-ences Inc., a not-for-profit association.

For details please visitwww.countryheritagepark.com.

Keith Forsyth, EAS Director

What’s Happening InOntario?

Black Jar of Extracted Honey1. One jar of extracted honey, any color;2. Exhibitor will enter honey in their own opaque con-tainer;3. Honey will be judged solely on the merits of its taste;4. Exhibitors may remove their entry any time on thelast day of the conference.

2009 Honey ShowThe typical EAS Annual Show is

taking a rest this year. Participation hasbeen considerably down the pastcouple of years so we’ve decided toscale back and keep it very simple for2009. We’re only doing the “Black Jar”Class - see below. There will be a $5entry fee and the winner will receive aribbon and half of the entry money.

Robert Brewer, EAS Director fromGeorgia and International Honey Judgewill be judging your honey.

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EAS FALL BOARD OFDIRECTOR’S MEETING

October 18, 2008 • Ellicottville, NY

Call to order: Chairman, JimBobb called the Eastern ApiculturalSociety of North America to order at7:00 p.m. Saturday, October 18, 2008.

Roll Call: In order for a directorto be able to vote their State/Provin-cial dues need to be paid.

Present: Jim Bobb, PA; KimFlottum, OH; Kathy Summers/Flottum, OH; Loretta Surprenant, NY;John Tulloch, DE; David Peregmon, NJ;Aaron Morris, NY; Barry Thompson,MD, Joe Kovaleski, OH; John Baker,CT; Billy Davis, VA, On ConferenceCall: Robert Brewer, GA; Carol Cottrill,ME; Steve Genta, SC.

Director’s Absent: Ed Lafferty,RI; Jim Carmack, AL; Kent Williams,KY; Dan Conlon, MA; Gerry Fitzgerald,WVA; Will Hicks, NC; Jim Garrison,TN; Toni Downs, KY; Warren Miller,PA; Warren Seaver, DE; David Morris,MD; Earl Hoffman, MI; Keith Forsyth,ONT.

Guest: Steve & Cindy Mead, West-ern NY Honey Producers and BobBrachmann, Commercial QueenBreeder, Western NY Honey Produc-ers. Suzan Kovaleski, OH.

Secretary’s Report: A motion wasmade by Kim Flottum and seconded byBarry Thompson that the minutes beaccepted with the change of the wordcompatible to comparable and 11 p.m.to 11 a.m., Barry Thompson, MD/MBfilling in for Davis Morris. All boardmembers voted in favor of the motion.

A letter was received from DaveAnthony, President of the MI Beekeep-ers’ Association canceling its member-ship in EAS’ as they were not contrib-uting members at this time. Jim Bobbwill contact them to find out more in-formation.

David Laney, IN has also resigned.Treasurer’s Report: The Balance

Sheet as of October 13, 2008 showedtotal liabilities and equity of$166,014.81. Income January-Decem-ber 2008 showed $40,974.03. We havenot received the final bill from MurrayState as of yet. A motion was made byDavid Peregmon and seconded by JoeKovaleski to accept the report pend-ing audit. All board members votedunanimously in support of the motion.

John Tulloch major concern is howthis current crisis in the financialmarkets will affect EAS’ finances.John contacted Edward Jones repre-sentative and asked about the safetyof EAS’s CDs. The CDs are insured bythe government and that was confirmedand the amount increased by the billcongress passed to help stabilize the

markets. What could be in jeopardywas the interest payment.

Past President’s Report EAS2008: Kim Flottum reported that hehad spoke with Kent Williams and saidthat the financial report would reflecthow well they did. We are still waitingfor the final bill. The Board stated itwas a great conference. Kent Williamsand the KY beekeepers did a great job.

Past Chairman’s Report: KimFlottum reported that the Policy andProcedure Manual (P&P) was now elec-tronic and should go on the website.The P&P has two components: It fur-nished examples of documents, let-ters, invitations, nominations, re-quests and the like for reference whennew Directors, Committee Chairs, Ex-ecutive Committee members come onboard, or undertake chores with whichthey are not familiar. The second com-ponent is comprised of a series ofguidelines, job descriptions and thelike. These are, for the most part, therequired instructions referenced in theConstitution and Bylaws. Volume 1.0was presented to the Board. Whenchanges are made at any meeting, re-sults and comments are to be recordedin dated entries by the Secretary, not-ing what provision of the past P&P waschanged, the new provision, and a linkto the meeting minutes that containthe discussion leading to the change.

One item that the P&P should con-tain, but no references to it being re-quired, is a table of contents, and ifthe Board of Directors feels it neces-sary a glossary. Time table: hoping tohave things entered by the end of theyear and on the website by the Springmeeting.

President’s Report EAS 2009NY: to be held at the Holiday ValleyConference Center in Ellicottville, NYAugust 3-9, 2009. Bee Culture will bethe first sponsor for the EAS shortcourse and conference that is not astate beekeeping group. The Confer-ence Center will supply rooms andmeals as a package for a registrantrather than EAS registration dealingwith the details. Will focus on com-mercial beekeeping, Russian bees andharvesting. There is lots of sightseeingin the area.

There will be no Honey Show thisyear. Jim Bobb and Joe Kovaleski feltthe Honey Show should be up to thestate hosting the Conference. Thisyear an alternate Beer and Mead Showwill be presented giving the HoneyShow a rest.

A motion was made by Billy Davisand seconded by Dave Peregmon thatwe forgo the Honey Show for this con-ference and investigate what kind ofpromotion we can do to get more

people involved in the Honey Show. Allvoted in favor of the motion but two.

Robert Brewer asked to be on acommittee to review the Honey Showfor future years.

There will be two levels of bee-keeping. The Advanced Bee Classheaded up by Kim Flottum and NickCalderone with the beginners sessionspearheaded by Clarence Collison,Barry Thompson and the Master Bee-keepers. A tour of Bob Brackmann’sQueen Breeding and Andy Card’s HoneyHouse will be part of the activities.

The board toured the facilities priorto the meeting. John Baker felt that itwould be crowded for eating and meet-ing. Kim stated that they would have1½ hours to clean up from the meal.Meal counts needed to be given twoweeks in advance. They have about 102rooms blocked off with a deadline datefor release. There are also condosavailable that are not air-conditioned.The cancellation policy will be strictand will be spelled out in the Journal.

The budget was presented basedupon 325 people including speakersand vendors. Base cost for the roomis $129 + tax and a big breakfast bring-ing the total to around $160. Lunch willbe included in the registration cost.The board brought up the issue of Holi-day Valley charging the charge cardright away. Kim and Kathy will workon this.

Chairman’s Report: Jim Bobb re-ported on the following:

HAS: Jim Bobb wrote a letter toTom Webster and Phil Craft statingthat we will try not to have our meet-ing too close to each other and we tryto do some joint things together suchas a joint scholarship. Joe Kovaleskistated that Jim Bobb’s letter was anexcellent one.

Speakers Fund Update: Jim Bobbstated that the Chester County Bee-keepers and Longwood Gardens woulddonate money to the Speakers Fundalong with Jeff Pettis. Jim Bobb do-nates his speaker’s compensation tothe EAS’ speaker fund. This Fund isto be used to offset conference ex-penses. Jim Bobb and John Tullochwill work out the details on how thefunds will be distributed.

EAS Education & Outreach Com-mittee: At the EAS Summer Board ofDirectors Meeting a motion was madethat an Education & Outreach Com-mittee be formed to assess and docu-ment the education resources currentlyavailable to member state and local or-ganizations and to document areaswhere resources are lacking and pre-pare a proposal for EAS to meet thoseneeds. At that time, Jim Bobb handedout the Education and Training Sur-

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vey to state directors due back by Sep-tember 15, 2008. He requested that ifyou did not send in the survey thatyou do so.

Sites:EAS 2010: will be held at Appala-

chian State University in Boone, NC.August 1-7, 2010. A site inspection isneeded.

EAS 2011: Ed Lafferty, RI was notable to attend. Kim Flottum reportedthat they had a committee formed andfeel overwhelmed. EAS will do most ofthe work. A site inspection is stillneeded.

EAS 2012: We are waiting for Vir-ginia to resubmit their invitation for2012.Committees:

Editorial Report: Kathy Sum-mers reported that she was workingwith Rick Hough on the electronicnewsletter and things were going well.Kathy stated that Rick was doing ex-ceptionally well with his cancer treat-ments and that he was at home. Be-cause of all of Rick’s dedicated serviceto keeping our website updated, a mo-tion was made by Kathy Summers andseconded by Kim Flottum to pay forRick’s expenses to EAS 09. All votedin favor of the motion.

Membership: Brouchers: Therewill be a brochure for EAS 09 after thefirst of the year.

Renewals: John Tulloch statedthat this year we took a more aggres-sive approach to the membership re-newal. Renewal notices went out inSeptember and thus far we have hadnearly 100 renewals. We will repeat thesolicitation after the first of the year.Approximately 600 notices were sentout. We currently have 547 members.

Corporate Membership: KimFlottum stated that we need to beginthe program by approaching corpora-tions, and setting fees. John Tullochfeels that we need to spell out theRights and Privileges of a CorporateMembership by the Spring EAS BoardMeeting.

Non Renewal List: The board de-cided to send the non-renewal list out(February 2009) after the January bill-ing.

Master Beekeepers: Barry Thomp-son reported that some Master Bee-keepers wanted compensation forteaching the Short Course class whileothers did not. Barry asked for thoseMBs attending the Fall EAS BoardMeeting to state how they felt. JoeKovaleski felt that no compensationshould be given because we need toput forth some of our efforts. AaronMorris felt that compensation was

vague and a grey area, therefore, MBshould be compensated in the samemanners. Billy Davis felt that he wouldnot have been able to participate inthe workshop had he not been com-pensated. He feels that he volunteersenough and it would help if he couldbe compensated.

Kim Flottum offered no charge forregistration for the Short Course if youteach the short course and in returnyou would be able to attend everythingelse for free. John Tulloch felt theboard needs to make it clear what thecompensation was going to cover.Barry Thompson asked that the topicbe tabled.

Master Beekeepers Exam: BarryThompson stated that we now have twonew MBs. They are trying to find outwho the active MBs are and hoping tohave the first MB’s newsletter out be-fore the Annual Meeting.

Barry Thompson stated that oneperson challenged the grading of theirMB exam. Jim Bobb responded to theapplicant by referring the situationback to the MBs. The board felt thefinal decision rested with the MBs.

Awards: The Student Award,J.I.Hambleton, Roger A. Morse/WeissTeaching, Extension and RegulatoryAward and Divelbiss Award will all besent out the first of the year.

Foundation for Honey Bee Re-search: There is about $61,000 in theHBR fund. Dave Tarpy was not able toattend but put forth a written motionwhich was seconded by Aaron Morristhat $5000 be awarded to the HBR win-ner at EAS 09. All voted in favor of themotion.

Web Link for HBR: Kim Flottumwill work out the details on how theHBR and Speaker Funds can be on theWebsite.

CCD: The. HB Foundation awarded($5000) to Colony Collapse Disorder(CCD) grant to the Penn State Univer-sity team of Dennis vanEnglesdorp andDiana Cox-Foster. The money has nowbeen used up.

Resolutions: Aaron Morse statedthat Toni Downs and Tammy Horn pre-sented a great resolution at EAS 08.Resolutions will be presented at EAS09.

Historian: The Historian report isdue at EAS 09 NY.

Life Members: Aaron Morrisstated that two more Life Memberscame in. John Tulloch stated that thereare 547 members with 225 being LifeMembers. We need to know where weare financially so we know if we haveto take money from the Life Member-ship Fund.

Endowment Fund: John Tullochstated that we need another source ofrevenue and endowments are a goodplace to start. He was hoping to be ableto bring the Edward Jones Investmentpeople to the next board meeting ifheld in West Chester, PA.

Nominations: Ann Harman hasstepped down as the NominatingChairperson. An official letter must besubmitted from each state nominat-ing their candidate for director to theEAS board.

The following nominations areneeded: President 2010; Vice Presi-dent: 2011; Master Beekeeper

Director Nominations: GA, OH, ONT,PA, SC, VA

Vacant states: NH, MS, VT, WI,LA, IL, IN, MI

Vacant Provinces: Newfoundland,New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec,PEI.

Website: Aaron Morris reportedthat he went to outside people to lookat the website. We need to define tothe public who don’t know us who weare. He stated that he was surprisedas to how fast the info was put on.Aaron encouraged the board to checkthe website to see what is missing.

Old Business:Conference Call/Teleconferenc-

ing: EAS was using the Conference callat this meeting. All they needed to dowas call the Holiday Valley numberalong with the code number. CarolCottrill, Steve Genta and RobertBrewer participated in the Conferencecall. The participants said it was hardto hear as it kept cutting out. LorettaSurprenant will contact the otherBoard Members who said they wantedto be part of the Conference call butwas not to see why they did not takepart in the call.

Young Beekeeper’s Award: At theEAS Summer Meeting in KY, approvalwas given to set up a young beekeep-ers award with criteria to be decided.An exploratory committee consistingof Billy Davis, Dave Peregmon andBrenda Kriselling was set up. BillyDavis and Brenda Kriselling inter-viewed several Young Beekeepers andthey will have a recommendation asto how it will be administrated.

New Business: Next TentativeEAS Board Meeting: March 7, 2009 atthe North & South Carolina Meetingin Charlotte, NC.

Adjournment: A motion was madeby Aaron Morris and seconded by JohnBaker to adjourn at 10:20 pm. All votedin favor of the motion.

Submitted by: Loretta SurprenantEAS Secretary

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From The ColoniesNews • Events • Gossip From The EAS Beeyard

2008 Society Board of DirectorsALABAMAJim Carmack 2011201 17th Ave. N.W.Birmingham, AL 35215205.854.8334director.al@easternapiculture.org

CONNECTICUTJohn Baker 201052 Headquarters RoadLitchfield, CT 06759860.567.8427director.ct@easternapiculture.org

DELAWAREWarren Seaver 20113619 Bayside Dr.Dover, DE 19901director.de@easternapiculture.org

FLORIDAvacant 2011

GEORGIARobert Brewer 2009P.O. Box 369Hiawassee, GA 30546706.896.5249director.ga@easternapiculture.org

ILLINOISvacant 20011

INDIANAvacant 2010

KENTUCKYToni Downs 20121315 Watkins LanePleasureville, KY 40057director.ky@easternapiculture.org

LOUISIANAvacant 2010

MAINECarol Cottrill 2010164 Wyman RoadRumford, ME 04276director.me@easternapiculture.org

MARYLANDDavid Morris 20109309 Montpelier DriveLaurel, MD 20708301.725.6185240.485.7767 (cell)director.md@easternapiculture.org

MASSACHUSETTSDaniel Conlon 2012Warm Colors Apiary2 South Mill River RoadSouth Deerfield, MA 01373413.665.4513director.ma@easternapiculture.org

MASTER BKPRS.Barry Thompson 200913201 Moran DriveNorth Potomac, MD 20878301.947.4652director.mb@easternapiculture.org

MICHIGANvacant 2012

MISSISSIPPIvacant 2011

NEW BRUNSWICKvacant 2010

NEW FOUNDLANDvacant 2011

NEW HAMPSHIREvacant 2012

NEW JERSEYDavid Peregmon 201133 Chestnut StreetPennsville, NJ 08070856.678.4651director.nj@easternapiculture.org

NEW YORKAaron Morris 2010P.O. Box 246Round Lake, NY 12151518.899.6113director.ny@easternapiculture.org

NORTH CAROLINADavid Tarpy 2012Ent. Department, NCSUP.O. Box 7613Raleigh, NC 27696-7613919.515.1660919.515.7746 (fax)director.nc@easternapiculture.org

NOVA SCOTIAvacant 2009

OHIOJoe Kovaleski 2009167 Rosslyn Blvd.Steubenville, OH 43952740.632.7500director.oh@easternapiculture.org

ONTARIOKeith Forsyth 2009436 Maple AvenueGrimsby, ONT L3M 3B9905.945.4928director.on@easternapiculture.org

PENNSYLVANIAWarren Miller 2009P.O. Box 64Mingoville, PA 16856814.383.4331director.pa@easternapiculture.org

PRINCE EDW. ISLvacant 2010

QUEBECvacant 2009

RHODE ISLANDEd Lafferty 2011423 Fruit Hill AvenueNorth Providence, RI 02911401.353.6644director.ri@easternapiculture.org

SOUTH CAROLINASteve Genta 20093450 Fork Shoals RoadGreenville, SC 29680864.243.9013director.sc@easternapiculture.org

TENNESSEEJim Garrison 2012P.O. Box 83chapel Hill, TN 37028615.377.7696 (w)931.364.4454 (h)director.tn@easternapiculture.org

VERMONTvacant 2010

VIRGINIABilly Davis 2009P.O. Box 415Purcellville, VA 20134540.751.0071director.va@easternapiculture.org

WEST VIRGINIAGerry Fitzgerald 2012398 Carylyle RoadMartinsburg, WV 25401director.wv@easternapiculture.org

WISCONSINvacant 2008

HISTORIANRichard ChapinRR 1, Box 102AMontrose, PA 18801570.278.1094 ph & faxhistorian@easternapiculture.org

EAS JOURNALKathy Summers7011 Spieth RoadMedina, OH 44256330.461.1081 (c)330.725.6677, Ext. 3215journal@easternapiculture.org

CHAIRMAN EMERITUSKim Flottum7011 Spieth RoadMedina, OH 44256330.722.2021330.725.5624 (fax)kim@beeculture.com

WEBMASTERRick Hough9 Royal Crest Dr. #12Nashua, NH 03060603.459.8844webmaster@easternapiculture.org

EAS belongs to most of our region’s StateAssociations in order to keep up with what’sgoing on in the Colonies. If we don’t yet belongto your Association contact Loretta so we cansign up. And, send your newsletter to our Edi-tor so we can keep up.

The CT Beekeepers Association will holdits Spring meeting April 4 at the CT Ag Experi-ment Station, 123 Huntington Ave., New Ha-ven. The speakers, all from the Station, willcover Beekeeping in CT, Honey Bee Health andAFB, and Pesticides and Honey Bees.

Their Picnic and Field Day will be held onSaturday, June 13th at the Station’s LockwoodFarm in Hamden. See www.ctbees.com forfurther details.

The Heartland Apicultural Society (HAS)will host their annual conference July 9-11,2009 in Oberlin, Ohio. Please visitwww.heartlandbees.com for more details.

With support of EAS and several U.S. Bee-keeper organizations, Cornell University’s MannLibrary announces that the first 20 volumes of theAMERICAN BEE JOURNAL are now online in theHive and the Honey Bee Collection of historical bee-keeping materials (http://bees.library.cornell.edu).This is a continuation of the Library’s effort to makeavailable online rare beekeeping books/Journals.

This effort to compliment the Hive and the HoneyBee digitization program with early ABJ journalsbegan two years ago. With matching funds from theLibrary preservation program, an additional 20 vol-umes of the ABJ are also being copied and visitorsto the online site should be able to view the full 40earliest volumes of ABJ online (1861-1884) byspring 2009.

ABJ is the first English language journal in thebeekeeping field. Early editions, started/initially ed-ited by Samual Wagner of York PA, include articlesby L.L. Langstroth, Henry Alley, Moses Quimby andA.I. Root. Observations on Chinese honey harvestmethods and tips on the value of wild onions andother herbs as bee plants are two examples of thematerial covered. “These early volumes are a trea-sure trove of often beautifully illustrated details onthe theory and practice of 19th century American bee-keeping” according to Evelyn Ferretti, Mann Library’spublic programs administrator.

The Hive and the Honeybee is a free, full-textarchive of selected rare works from the E.F. PhillipsCollection, one of the world’s most comprehensiveapicultural libraries. The site also offers more than30 key historical monographs, including L.L.Langstroth’s original The Hive and the Honeybeeplus classics such as the 1623 edition of CharlesButler’s The Feminine Monarchie and SamualHartibs The Reformed Commonwealth of Bees,published in 1855. –Dewey CaronDewey CaronDewey CaronDewey CaronDewey Caron

Cornell Honey Bee Collection

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EAS JournalKathy Summers, Editor7011 Spieth RoadMedina, OH 44256

EAS Membership, Association and Life Member Dues Payment/Address Correction Form(Please send all money in U.S. funds)

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