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TICA TREND
April/May 2014—Vol 35, No 3
2012-2013
Best Household Pet
of the Year
For Fabulous Felines, Fun and Friendships!
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April/May 2014 * Volume 35, No. 3
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Contents
President’s Message ............................................................................. 4
Born To Be A Cat Judge (Guess Who They Are)
Trendsetters .......................................................................................... 5
Consider Writing A Breed Article
Royal Canin Feline Reproduction ........................................................... 6
Best Household Pet of the Year LA SGM Feral Faucet ......................... 10
The Flavor of Miami.................................................................................. 12
COVER CAT
Best Household Pet of the Year
LA SGM Feral Faucet
“Read the Story on page 10”
Cover Photo: Helmi
Advertisers
Sturdi Cage .............. Inside Front Cover
Trendsetters ............................... Page 5
Red Roof .................................. Page 15
CritterZone ............................... Page 15
Jewels Nile Cattery ................... Page 16
Maine Coon Polydactyl ............. Page 19
J-Kat, Inc. ................................. Page 33
Royal Canin ............... Inside Back Cover
Dr. Elseys Precious Pets ..... Back Cover
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International Best Cat
International Best Kitten
International Best Alter
International Best Household
Pet
International Best Household
Pet Kitten
International Best Cat
(opposite coat length)
Sara Smore’s Favorite Things............................................................... 15
Notice of Intent ..................................................................................... 16
Amazing Maze
Notice of Intent ..................................................................................... 17
Junior Cork Board
Introducing Applicants to the Judging Program ..................................... 18
2014 Meeting Schedules
TICA 2014 Winter Board Meeting Minutes ............................................ 20
TICA Clerks .......................................................................................... 26
Elected Officers .................................................................................... 27
Appointed Officials
Judges/Judges Emeritus....................................................................... 28
Welcome to The International Cat Association (TICA) .......................... 31
Ballot Results........................................................................................ 32
Temporary Suspension/Disciplinary Action List .................................... 34
Answers to Born To Be A Cat Judge
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THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
TICA President Vickie Fisher
Email: [email protected]
THE VIEW FROM
30,000 FEET
I write this, literally, from 30,000
feet. I, like many of our great
TICA judges, spend a lot of time
on airplanes, having shared a
weekend with you at a cat show.
In my case, I’m just returning
from my first visit to our TICA
family in Russia. Huge thanks to
them for their warm hospitality
(though the temperature outside
didn’t exceed -2 degrees
Fahrenheit ).
As a new club, they faced the
challenges of putting on their first
TICA show, but it was a success.
Not only were there fabulous
felines, fun and friendships to be
seen, but there were crowds of
admiring spectators, enjoying
(perhaps) their first glimpse of
our “exotic” cats. In truth, our
cat shows are our best marketing
tool, not only for TICA, of
course, but more importantly for
cats and the cat fancy. When we
can “touch” the public through
our cat shows – and pet expos,
exhibitions, Meet the Breeds,
London Pet Show- we are not
only educating people about the
value of cats and respect for cats,
we are showcasing our hobby.
Do we expect that every spectator
will join our hobby? Of course
not. Do we hope that every
spectator leaves with some
respect for cats as a valued
companion animal, a desire to
preserve our beautiful breeds for
the future, or the determination to
own one of our fabulous cats?
Yes! If we can do that, we’ve
had a truly successful event.
(Well, of course, a few finals and
new titles certainly help with the
feeling of success, too!)
The TICA Trend is published bi-monthly by
The International Cat Association, Inc.
PO Box 2684, Harlingen, TX 78551
306 E. Jackson, Harlingen, TX 78550
Phone (956) 428-8046; FAX (956) 428-8047
For show schedule only: (800) TICA-INFO
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in one hour intervals. Please only email one department.
Emailing multiple addresses will cause your work to be
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Leslie Bowers:
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Secretary
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Judith Milling
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Wherever you are, you’re in
TICA’s world. Wherever you
are, you’re marketing cats, the cat
fancy and TICA! Enjoy.
BORN TO BE A CAT JUDGE
Can you guess who these judges are?
Answers are on Page 34
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Reminder to Clubs
Item #7 in the TICA Judging Contract: The lodging
provided by the club shall be within reasonable
walking distance of a restaurant that is open for all
meals, if such food service is not available at the
hotel itself.
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Copyright 2012 by The International Cat Association, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part is
prohibited unless expressly authorized in writing by the editor. Copyright for all photographs is retained by the
individual photographer and may ot be reproduced without permission from the photographer. Comments,
contributions and photographs are welcome, but the TICA TREND reserves the right to edit or reject any material
submitted for publication. Contributions and photographs are accepted without liability for any loss or damage. All
comments and contributions represent the position or opinion of the contributor and are not necessarily the official
position of TICA, its officers, or the editor. Published in the USA CPC Acct # 7049429 Agr # 40706055.
Feature your TICA titled cat/s in Trendsetters and share your cat’s wins with over 5,000 people who are reading the TREND!
GRC Kattegate Lucky Shamrock
Pixiebob Female
Owner: Wyatt VanMeter
Photographer: Chanan
RW SGC DesignerStripes Onyx
Toyger
12th Best Allbreed Kitten and
Best of Breed Kitten in GL Region 2013
2nd Best of Breed Kitten International 2013
Breeder/Owner: Helen Baloun
Photographer: Helmi
SGC Willowtreerags What All Women Want
Seal Point Mitted Ragdoll
Owner: Pat Doss
Breeder: Mable Roberts
Photographer: Larry Johnson
TRENDSETTERS
Trendsetter photos are for any TICA cat that has
earned a new title.
Photos can be in either color ($20) or black and
white ($10). Minimum photo size is 3” wide by 3.5”
high, resolution at no less than 300 dpi.
Please provide cat’s title, registered name, breed,
color, sex, Region, owner and photographer if
submitting by email.
For mailing, print or type the information on a label
and place on back of photo. Do not write directly on
the photo. Photos will be returned only if a stamped,
self-addressed envelope is included.
Payment can be made to TICA at: [email protected],
by credit card or personal check. Annotate that the
payment is for Trendsetters.
Send trendsetters’ photos to:
[email protected], in subject line, type
“trendsetters” - or mail photo to: Judith Milling, TICA Trend Editor, 105
Kings Mountain Ct, Troutman, NC 28166, USA.
If there are any questions, please send me an email.
Consider Writing A Breed Article
for the TICA Trend!
If you wish to submit a breed article to the TICA Trend, the guidelines are:
 2-4 pages total, including photos
 Breed history
 A thorough description of your breed—personality and appearance
 The article will contain TICA’s current breed standard
 Photos with emphasis on TICA award winning cats
 Contact your breed committee chairperson for resources and final review of
the breed article
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LA SGM FERAL FAUCET
2012-2013 TICA’S BEST
HOUSEHOLD PET OF THE YEAR
Article by: Ken Kershaw
Photography By: Helmi
I was adopted by Ken Kershaw at a
Gloria Mahan’s 2011 October Jazzy
Cats Show in Sacramento CA, from
the City of Sacramento Animal
Services, now known as Front Street
Shelter. I don’t know specifically
how I found my way to the shelter.
All I know is that a very nice lady
Nicole Barnett, aka, Nikki, took me
under her wings at the Shelter. She
was responsible for my great
personality.
My name is Feral Faucet and I’m
a Black and White Household Pet.
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This was the Shelters first time
attending a Cat Show. I heard that
they brought 12 Cats and I was the
first adopted out. We got there early
and were in our cages in the
adoption area prior to the start of the
show and we had left the home we
knew. This man, Ken, came by
looking in all the cages. I decided I
needed to move to the front of the
cage for him to get a better look at
me as the other cats were in the back
of the cages. He was talking to all of
us but spent some time with me, but
he left. I thought, did we do
something wrong. A few minutes
later he came back and looked at two
of us and again I moved to the front
of the cage so he could get a better
look. As he came to my cage I
reached my paw out for him to come
closer which he did. He reached
through the bars of the cage to pet
me. It was love at first sight for me.
He talked with Valerie Heimerick a
Volunteer with the Shelter. He
asked about adopting me. Next
thing I knew was I was adopted. I
stayed in the Shelter area for the rest
of the weekend as he didn’t have a
cage for me. Every time I was
called up to a Ring he would come
over and take me to the Ring. I
didn’t know what they want us to do
in the Rings. This was a strange
experience for us Shelter cats but
many of these people in the rings
that I later
learned were
called Judges
were ranking
us. I ended up
doing fairly
well at the
show.
When the
show was
over I
expected to go
home with
him but ended up staying with the
Shelter. I found out that I was not
spayed and the Shelter was going to
spay me before I could go to my
forever home. I was hoping that he
would not change his mind about
me. I only had to wait 3 days for my
forever home. He took his lunch
hour to come pick me up. It was a
two hour drive back and I ended up
at his Office and I met all his
co-workers. My surgery didn’t slow
me down at his Office as I walked
around greeting every one and
meeting his clients. At the end of
the day I went to my forever home to
find out I was not the only cat in the
house. My first thought was what
did I get into. I didn’t care but some
of the others took exception, but
the end of June
almost two months
into the show
season. At that
Jazzy Cats Show, I
had an excellent
show. Then Dad
said that he learned
from all of the years
of showing and
campaigning what
shows we needed to
enter. We did a
couple of
Regional’s, and one
Regional, the
Southwest Regional
Dad had a friend,
Gloria Mahan, take
me down to the show
after a few days I was accepted by the in Tucson AZ, and show me. I had
other cats in the house.
another great show and I was now in
the top 25 International after 3 shows.
Little did I know the life I was now
So we flew back to the Annual in
getting in to. Within two weeks I was Columbus OH. I had a so-so show but
in another Cat Show. In the next 2 ½ good enough to stay in the top 25
months I was in 6 Cat Shows and
International. After the Annual I did a
ended up 3rd Best International HHPk. couple of local shows if you can say
I was Best HHPk in the Mid-Pacific
traveling 400+ miles as local. Then
Region. I had only 4 months to prove Dad said that he was going to make or
what I was capable of doing as a
break me as he had 4 three day shows
Household Pet Adult. Going into the scheduled in the next 4 weeks. We
last show of the Show Season in 2012 I traveled to Arcadia, New Orleans,
was a surprising 38th International and Tucson and Corpus Christi, three of
over 1500 points out of 25th my Dad
which I had to fly to. It didn’t break
said. He told me we had a great run in me and after the 4 shows I was now
only 5 shows and that he was proud of Best International Household Pet.
me. At the America’s Finest Felines Now Dad said that we were going to
Show after all the Judging was done
shows that had good counts and with
and over with I had moved from 38th
as many rings that we could find which
International to 22nd International in
meant more 3 day shows.
the final show. Dad said he has never
seen anything like this in his almost 30 I hated sitting in Cat Carriers at
airports so when I had a chance at the
years of showing.
San Jose, CA, International Airport I
Dad told me the next Show Year we
decided to take a walk on my own as
could have an excellent show season
we were on our way to the Portland,
after what I did the prior year. My
OR show. I’m not a runner but I do
Dad did not put me into a show until
like walking. The Southwest Airline
personnel had a panic looked on their
faces with a cat on the loose. I got
under the chairs in the waiting area and
Dad just had to ask someone to reach
down and hold on to me till he could
reach in and pull me out ending my
walk. I had been known to get out of
my cage in Show Halls and do walk
abouts but was always easy to catch.
Dad picked all the right shows and by
the end of the season I was TICA’s
Best International Household Pet. I
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know that I couldn’t have done this by
myself. I’m not sure that I can thank
Dad as he dragged me around the
Country. I enjoyed traveling with Dad
as when we flew I was the only cat he
took so he and I had time together
away from the other cats in the house
which I really loved as I did not have
to share him.
One of my final exhibitions was
attending the Annual, where yes, I did
do a couple of walks up the isle as I
was able to get out of my harness. I
was proud to show all the people who
came to the show that Shelter Cats can
be special and be an achiever.
I know that I need to thank the Judges
who thought I was pretty enough,
friendly or whatever they saw in me to
make me TICA’s Best. I know I have
to thank many of the other exhibitors
who brought out cats, many of them
retired, to boost the counts for me.
This showed me that TICA people are
out there to help each other. Dad said
as I’ve achieved everything that I’m
now retired.
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ALLIGATORS. MANGOS.
Written by: Rene Knapp and Sue Hansen
And so begins the week –
for those arriving early to be a part of
the TICA hosted 2014 World Cat
Congress or attend the TICA
ALLCATS show, there was the
opportunity to tour the Everglades on
Thursday.
Mysterious...
Dangerous….
ExCiting…...
For those
of us feeling
adventurous,
Thursday
evening
brought us
to Mango’s
in the heart
of South Beach. Bright colorful
costumes, loud music, sexy dancing
and gorgeous men and woman
performers were all around us. There
was great food, superb Mojitos and
fresh fruit Martinis. We all came
away with the feeling of “It’s Miami.”
Early Friday morning brought some of
our group out to be guests on
Telemundo, NBC/Universals national
These are all words to describe the
Everglades. After snacks of alligator
and frogs legs, there was an airboat
tour through the Glades – feeling a bit
like CSI Miami was right around the
corner.
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American/Spanish television network.
Clint Knapp, Deb Milette Cheryl Kerr,
Penny Crawford, along with our
designated speaker, Anthony
Hutcherson, presented some of our
very special cats in costume and talked
about the World Cat Congress (WCC)
event and all breed cat show.
At the
same
time,
Fusion,
Inc (A
new
Disney
channel)
was at our press conference and our
WCC seminar participants were
enjoying lectures by such exalted
guest speakers, such as Dr. Neils
Pedersen.
On another floor of the conference
room, set-up for the TICA
ALLCATS show was
going strong. It’s
very hard to be in
for our exhibitors’ enjoyment.
You just never know what
talents our TICA members and
judges are hiding.
four places at once, but somehow it
all got done and it was time for the
Exhibitor’s Welcome Reception.
Miami. It’s all about music,
good food and drink. So after our
little get together, 65 of us made our
way to the Versailles for an authentic
Cuban meal and – of course, Mojitos.
The highlight of the week: a
fourteen ring TICA show
with judges from six
continents. With a Parade of
Breeds, an Agility
competition, Education Ring,
incredible raffle, vendors
galore and beautiful cats,
there was plenty for our
spectators (and news media)
to enjoy. Showing off our
TICA cats to the other associations
was a great experience. This entire
week, all events and the show were
graciously sponsored by our corporate
partners, Royal Canin, Dr. Elsey
Precious
Cat litter
products
and Sturdi
Products.
Much
thanks
needs to go to these generous
sponsors; they helped to make this
happen.
Saturday night held a new twist to a
Cat Fancy Dinner – when in Miami it
is mandatory to have a dance floor
and a DJ to play lively Latin
music. Then find two TICA
members who were at one time,
Sunday afternoon brought our
show to a close with our Best of the
Best Awards – Gorgeous trophies and
tiaras for our winning cats,
along with gifts from our
sponsors. Congratulations
to all our winners. Thank
you to an incredible team of
workers and Sue and I
sincerely hope y’all enjoyed
attending the show as much
as we enjoyed putting it
together.
both Arthur Murray instructors,
put them together and Voila!
You have entertainment not soon
to be forgotten.
Rene Knapp and Mort Sherzer
started the Dancing with the
Delegates evening with a
choreographed Chacha routine
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My name is “Sara Smore” and I am a
chocolate and white oriental shorthair.
I was curled up on my mommy’s lap
when she was watching the live
television broadcast of the Sound of
Music. I listened to a song called “My
Favorite Things” that they sung many
times during the movie. I started to
think about my favorite things and
made up a list.
I am sharing my
favorite things with you in a song.
Carrie Underwood move over, Sara Smore
is in town!
Sara Smore’s Favorite Things
(sung to My Favorite Things )
Frozen dried cat treats that melt in my mouth
Looking out windows while lying on the couch
Cool fresh water that tastes like a spring
These are a few of my favorite things
Bubbles in bath tubs to swat and to pop
Belly rubs and chin rubs from mom and from pop
Clean litter boxes and drinks from the sink
When our dogs bark
When the cats hiss
When I'm feeling sad
I simply remember my favorite things
And then I don't feel so bad
Warm cozy cat beds and whiskers on kittens
Q-tips to play with and sires that are smitten
Cat toys with catnip and ribbons with bling
Written By: Sara and Christina Baumer
Photography By: Larry Johnson
CritterZone is now our new affiliate.
They have provided a personalized Promo Code just for TICA.
Go to http://www.critterzoneusa.com and add the CitterZone unit(s)
to your cart. Enter your personalized PROMO CODE (tica) into the box
labeled “Apply Promo Code” and a $10 discount will be adjusted
on your order before checkout.
TICA also receives a portion of the sale price.
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**NOTICE OF INTENT**
Per TICA Registration Rules 33.8.9 A Notice of Intent
to Apply for Advancement to Championship Status must be
published in the TICA TREND at least 120 days prior to the
meeting at which the application for advancement will be
heard and which invites comments about the breed
to be forwarded to the Executive Office.
The Khao Manee Breed Group published this
Notice of Intent to present at the
TICA Annual Meeting, August 27-29, 2014
an application requesting
advancement from ADVANCED NEW BREED
to CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Australian Mist Breed Group published this
an application requesting
advancement from ADVANCED NEW BREED
to CHAMPIONSHIP.
Any Comments can be sent to TICA
PO Box 2684, Harlingen , TX 78551
Photograph by: Tetsu
AMAZING
Jewels Nile
is a small
family home Cattery located in
Toronto, Ontario, Canada. We
are registered with CFA and
TICA. Our cats come from
Supreme Grand Champion and
Distinguished of Merit Lines.
Kittens are vet checked,
vaccinated according to age and
dewormed prior to going to their
new homes. For more
information, questions or
concerns, please email us at: [email protected] or
check out our website: www.jewelsnile.net
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Per TICA Registration Rules 33.9.2.7 A Notice of Intent
to Apply for Advancement to Champion Status must be
The PolyStandard Group published this
an application requesting advancement
of the new trait, polydactyl, in the Maine Coon Breed
from NEW TRAITS to CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Burmilla Breed Group published this
an application requesting advancement
to CHAMPIONSHIP.
Photograph by: Poezels
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INTRODUCING APPLICANTS TO THE JUDGING PROGRAM
Aimed at introducing Trainee applicants and Transfer Judges to the TICA membership.
All applicants should send photos to the Trend editor
Judging
Schools
We need at least one
judging school per
year in each region.
The Judging
Admiistrator or her
designee should be
advised of when and
where schools are
held.
Géraldine Tessens
Applicant for
LH/SH Trainee
SchoolsSeminars-CEUs
To include your
schools/ seminars in
the TREND contact
the Judging
Administrator
2014 MEETING SCHEDULES
SPRING 2014 MEETING CANDIDATES
FOR CONSIDERATION
Provisional AB:
Approved AB:
Jane Allen (EW); Sharon Kalani (SW);
Vlada Beninya (EN);
Phillipa Holmes (EW)
ANNUAL 2014 MEETING CANDIDATES
FOR CONSIDERATION
LH/SH Trainee:
Probationary SP:
Géraldine Tessens (EN)
Debbie Prince (MP); Nikki Crandall-Seibert (GL)
Nicki Fenwick-Raven (EW)
Provisional AB:
Brenda Russo (MA); Laurie Patton (SE);
Kim Chenault (GL)
Approved AB:
Barbara Kissinger (SE)
Ring School Instructor: Carlos Lopez (SA); Kim Tomlin (SE)
INTERNATIONAL INCENTIVE
International Clients (anyone, including North A merica) may register five or more
individual cat registrations at $15 each and add a cattery registration for an additional $40.
You must send cats and cattery registration requests at the same time
to be eligible for this discount.
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Judging Program
Official Notice of
Intent
If you are applying as a
trainee or for advancement,
your name must be sent in
writing to the Judging
Administrator, for your name
to be included in the TICA™
Trend’s Notices of Intent. It is
the applicant’s responsibility
to send a photo of him to or
herself to the Trend editor and
to notify the Judging
Administrator and the Trend
editor if his or her name does
not appear in Notices of Intent
as expected.
If your application was not
considered at the Board
meeting, you must notify the
Judging Administrator if you
wish to continue to have your
name listed in Notices of
Intent.
Judging applications must be
received by the Judging
Administrator/designee by
April 15th for consideration
at the annual meeting,
August 15th for
consideration at the winter
meeting and December 15th
for consideration at the
spring meeting.
Those having applied for
acceptance or advancement in
the TICA™ Judging Program
are listed on this page.
Comments regarding
acceptance or advancement
should be sent in writing to
Marylou Anderson, Judging
Administrator and the
applicant’s Regional
Director.
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THE INTERNATIONAL CAT ASSOCIATION, INC.
2014 Winter Board Meeting
January 23-24, 2014
Harlingen, Texas
The meeting was called to order at 9:11AM on January 23, 2014 in the White Wing Room of the Best
Western Casa Villa Suites in Harlingen, Texas and the President welcomed the new Board Members . The
following Board members were present:
President, Vickie Fisher
Vice President, Bobbie
Tullo
Directors:
Asia, Motoko Oizumi*
Great Lakes, Mike Vasquez
Mid Atlantic, Susan Adler
Mid Pacific, Jay Bangle
Northeast, Francine Hick
Northern Europe, Ralph Stadter
Great Northwest, Ellen Crockett
South America, Luiz Paulo Faccioli*
South Central, Wendy Klamm*
Southern Europe, Damien Boureau*
Southeast, Laurie Patton
Western Europe, Phil Cornwell
*new board members
Southwest Regional Director, Kristine Alessio was unable to attend and Southeast Regional Director, Laurie
Patton and Northeast Regional Director, Susan Adler were delayed in flight but able to join the meeting by
telephone enroute to Harlingen. Michiko Hagan, translator for Mrs Oizumi and Christina Unangst, Yearbook
Editor were also present. Georgia Morgan, Fate Mays, Kay and Harley DeVilbiss attended the meeting.
The President welcomed the Board and acknowledged Georgia Morgan, Founding President, Kay
DeVilbiss, Immediate Past President, Christina Unangst, Yearbook Editor, and additional guests, Fate Mays and
Harley DeVilbiss. She asked Susan Adler, Legal Counsel, to brief the new Board Members on their fiduciary
responsibility as a member of the TICA Board.
Susan Adler indicated to the Board that fiduciary responsibility is the foremost duty of the Board of Directors. The
Board is charged with making the best decision for the organization as a whole. Board members were
reminded that knowledge gained or shared in Executive Sessions is confidential. The President then asked the
directors previously on the board to share with the new Board Members their advice and expectations. New
Board Members were invited to ask any questions that they might have.
The President noted that the Spring Meeting date was on the same weekend as the London Pet Show.
Various changes were discussed and the issue was ultimately tabled to later in the meeting.
Hicks gave an update for the 2014 Annual Meeting to be held in Worcester, MA. Information is available at
http://www.ticamembers.org/calendar/140830a.htm.
1. Unanimous consent to approve the Consent Agenda. Without objection.
2. Motion was made by Klamm and seconded by Hicks to accept the appointments of Caroline Fralia and Beth
Edwards (as proposed by Cheryl Hogan) to the currently inactive Household Pet Breed Committee. Motion
carried with Crockett opposed because she felt that we should just wait for elections being held in October
2014.
3. Motion was made by Vasquez and seconded by Bangle to appoint Micheline England from the Great
Lakes Region to the Household Pet Breed Committee. Motion carried with Crockett opposed because she felt
that we should just wait for elections being held in October 2014.
The Governance Policy proposal was tabled to allow for the arrival of Directors Adler and Patton.
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4. Motion was made by Cornwell and seconded by Bangle to leave Ireland in Isolated Status but to change
England, Scotland, and Wales to Non-Isolated status. Motion carried with Patton and Stadter opposed.
5. Motion was made by Crockett and seconded by Stadter to accept the FY2013 Audit Report
(attached). Motion carried unanimously.
6. Motion was made by Bangle and seconded by Tullo to accept the Budget Report. Motion carried
unanimously.
7. Motion was made by Stadter and seconded by Klamm to set the Winter Meeting per diem rate to $40 for
up to 6 days. Motion carried unanimously.
8. Motion was made by Crockett and seconded by Vasquez to pay for the Winter Meeting hotel costs for
up to 6 nights. Motion carried unanimously.
9. Motion was made by Crockett and seconded by Klamm to allocate an additional $300 over the
current travel reimbursement for the international directors. Motion carried with Bangle abstaining.
10. Motion was made by Stadter and seconded by Bangle to reimburse the full flight costs for Asia and
South America. Motion carried with Crockett opposed.
The Board recessed for lunch. Upon reconvening, Adler and Patton joined the meeting.
11. Motion was made by Bangle and seconded by Tullo to fund $3,000 for a TICA- sponsored reception for
the World Cat Congress guests and delegates. Motion carried unanimously.
12. Motion was made by Bangle and seconded by Adler to increase the travel reimbursement by $100 for
US directors (from $300 to $400) for this meeting. Motion carried unanimously.
13. Motion was made by Stadter and seconded by Crockett to discount the Show License Fees by $40 for
those clubs not requiring the Executive Office to send Judging Book supplies, effective May 1, 2014. Motion
carried with Cornwell, Hicks, Klamm, Patton, Tullo and Vasquez opposed.
14. Motion was made by Vasquez and seconded by Klamm to amend the Board Governance Policy to
include the proposal Publishing Minutes of the Executive Session Meetings. Motion carried with
Bangle, Bourreau, Crockett, Stadter and Tullo opposed. Adler was in favor with the provision that we should use
the opportunity to publish a statement outlining the issues and reasoning behind what we are voting on.
Publishing Minutes of the Executive Session Meetings of the TICA Board of Directors: Article Nine of the
By-Laws provides that the Board of Directors may go into closed session if the matter under discussion
concerns personnel matters, contract negotiations, is of such a nature that it may be embarrassing, derogatory
or humiliating to a member or is of a sensitive business nature related to business strategy for the
organization. The Article further makes public to the membership the results of all actions by the Board, other
than those relating to pending contract negotiations or those relating to charges, complaints or protests which
have been found to be groundless. It is the policy of the Board that the minutes of its meetings are reported
consistent with the By Law provisions and in a uniform manner. Therefore, the Board adopts the following
guidelines for publishing minutes of its Executive Session meetings.Reporting Executive Sessions
It is expected that the published minutes of the general board meeting record that the Board went into
executive session, the purpose of the session, and the outcome of the discussion. For example, the general
minutes of the meeting may record that, “the Board went into executive session to consider advancement and
re-licensing of judges.” The general minutes would then record the outcome of that consideration, including
the name of the maker and second of the motion. For votes on any issues involving personnel matters or
matters that may be embarrassing, derogatory or humiliating to a member, the outcome of voting on
motions will be either noted as “carried” or “denied”. The same is true for votes involving
contract negotiations. The use of “carried unanimously” shall be used only if requested by the Chair and
agreed to by the Board.
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For votes on issues involving approving contracts and taking action on protests, the individual
votes of the Board Members will be recorded. Exempt from reporting in the general minutes would be the
outcome of charges, complaints or protests which were found to be groundless. In accordance with Standing
Rule 109.2.7, the Board will maintain separate minutes of the executive session meeting, in the form of a
confidential addendum, if discussions and actions are taken on matters prohibited from dissemination to
Members under By Law 19.2.7.
15. Unanimous consent to go into Executive Session to include Michiko Hagan, Larry Hart, Frances
Cardona and Lesley Hart for the purpose of Strategic Business Discussion and Planning. Without objection.
16. Motion was made by Stadter and seconded by Crockett to take no action on the proposal to change the
Judging Program 417.3 below. Motion carried with Faccioli opposed.
417.3Participants in the Judging Program are representatives of TICA at all times, and shall conduct
themselves as such.
417.3.1 TICA Judges will not serve as a club officer in another cat association that completes
with TICA in putting on shows.
T417.3.2 TICA Judges will not be part of a show committee that puts on shows in a cat
association other than TICA.
417.3.2.1 The exception to 417.3.2 is a show management role in a show that is coordinating
shows from multiple organizations at the same time and in the same venue as long as a TICA
show is included as one of the shows.
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17. Motion was made by Crockett and seconded by Bangle to take no action on the Judging Contract
amendment concerning reimbursement of the judge. Motion carried unanimously.
f. Mileage at the prevailing rate allowed by the Internal Revenue Service regulations, or the official
rate set forth by Government in the Country of residence of the judge.
18. Motion was made by Stadter and seconded by Faccioli to take no action on the proposal to amend the
Standing Rules as below. Motion carried with Cornwell and Patton opposed.
204.3 At the option of the Each club, for each entry, shall may include a nominal fee to help defray the
cost of expenses of the Regional Director. Said fee, to be determined by the club, shall not exceed
be a minimum of $1 per entry.
************************************************TAKE NO ACTION************************************************
Add to follow up report: Look at show license fee increase to offset the expense of Regional Director
travel.
19. Motion was made by Klamm and seconded by Hicks to take no action on the proposal to amend the
Standing Rules as below. Motion withdrawn.
209.4.3.1 Whenever possible The tables on which the judging cages are placed shall have leg
extenders to raise the height of the tables to between 34 and 38 inches (89 and 97 centimeters) from
the floor.
20. Motion was made by Stadter and seconded by Crockett to amend Standing Rule 209.4.3.1 as
proposed. Motion denied with Bangle, Bourreau, Cornwell, Crockett, Stadter and Tullo in favor.
209.4.3.1 The tables on which the judging cages are placed shall be between 34 and 38
inches (89 and 97centimeters) from the floor.
~~~DENIED~~~
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21. Motion was made by Bangle and seconded by Patton to amend the Standing Rule 2013.1 as below. Motion carried unanimously.
2013.1 Permission to Judge. A TICA judge may judge any TICA show any place at any time. Only
licensed TICA
Allbreed judges may judge non-TICA shows outside North America.
22. Motion was made by Stadter and seconded by Bangle to accept the proposal to revise Show Rule 22.4 so
that all TICA shows are publicized for at least 30 days prior to the show date on the TICA website and any
additional publicity channels selected by the clubs. Motion withdrawn.
22.4 Show Licenses.
22.4.1 A show shall not be held under the auspices of this association, nor shall the cats entered in that
show be awarded any regional, international and/or title points, unless the show has been published
issued a show license at least 30 days prior to the first date of the show on the approved show calendar of the Association. (see Standing Rule 202.4.3)
22.4.2 A show license must be applied for at least 60 days prior to the first date of the show.
A show license shall be issued upon the following requirements having been met:
A completed show application has been submitted, listing the total number of rings, type of rings (AB,
SP, HHP and/or congress);
The club applying for the show license is in good standing;
The application is accompanied by the insurance fee, or that fee has been waived.
22.4.34 All fees must be paid to Executive Office at least 30 days prior to the opening day of the
show unless other arrangements have been made in writing with the Executive Office.
22.4.45 Show licenses issued to clubs employing a show production company must be issued jointly to
the club and the show production company.
If the above rule is passed by the membership, the following Standing Rules changes will
also be made: Add new rule 204.4.4 and renumber the rule following it to 204.4.5:
202.4.4 The show must be publicized at least 30 days prior to the first date of the show in the
show calendar on the official TICA web site. In addition to this, clubs are encouraged to use other available means to publicize their shows.
202.4.5 Late Show License Application. The Executive Office shall charge a $25 late Application for
Show License Fee to any club that does not have the proper paperwork in the hands of the Executive
Office staff 60 days prior to the show.
23. Motion was made by Stadter and seconded by Bangle to amend the following Show Rule. Motion carried unanimously.
22.4.1 A show shall not be held under the auspices of this association, unless the show license application
has been received by the Executive Office at least 30 days prior to the first date of the show.
24. Motion was made by Crockett and seconded by Adler to add 202.4.4 to the Standing Rules. Motion carried unanimously.
202.4.4 The show information must be submitted for publication to the show calendar on the official TICA website at least 30 days prior to the first date of the show. In addition to this, clubs are encouraged to use other available means to publicize their shows.
From the prior Follow up Report, the Rules Committee was asked to consider defining a Show
Weekend. The Rules Committee submitted a white paper asking for guidance from the Board. Upon
discussion the Board decided to drop the item from the Rules Committee task list.
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The Board received a report from Christina Unangst, Yearbook Editor. The Board congratulated her on a job
well done.
25. Motion was made by Vasquez and seconded by Klamm to increase the yearbook size from 8.5x11
inches to 9x12 inches. Motion carried unanimously
26. Motion was made by Bangle and seconded by Stadter to appoint Jessie Machuca and Julio Vega to the
Turkish Angora Breed Committee. Motion carried with Crockett opposed because there are breed committee elections this year.
27. Motion was made by Tullo and seconded by Faccioli to accept the amber and light amber colors for
championship for the Norwegian Forrest breed effective May 1, 2014. Motion carried with Crockett opposed because she felt that we shouldn’t accept amber for just one breed. By accepting amber for the Norwegian Forest, we should accept the color for all breeds which accept all colors, all divisions.
28. Motion was made by Tullo and seconded by Bangle to approve the changes to the Turkish Van Breed
Standard: “Change Ears to: Moderately large in proportion to the body” (the rest of the ear section to remain the
same). Motion denied with Tullo in favor and Stadter abstaining
~~~DENIED~~~
Cheryl Hogan presented the Scottish Fold Straight-Ear breed application via Skype.
29. Motion was made by Tullo and seconded by Hicks to accept the Scottish Straight/Scottish Straight
Longhair breed for championship. Motion carried with Adler, Oizumi and Patton opposed.
30. Motion was made by Tullo and seconded by Hicks to accept the standard for the Scottish Fold Breed
Group (SF/SFL/SCS/SCL) as revised. Motion carried unanimously. (See Addendum page 9.)
Robin Lively and Patti Stuck presented the Highlander proposal.
31. Motion was made by Tullo and seconded by Hicks to accept the Highlander proposal for polydactyl feet to
be added to the standard. Motion denied with Adler, Cornwell, Hicks, Stadter and Tullo in favor and Faccioli abstaining.
~~~DENIED~~~
32. Motion was made by Crockett and seconded by Hicks to accept the revised Highlander Breed Group
standard without the wording to include the polydactyl trait. Motion carried unanimously. (See Addendum
page 11.)
Wendy Klamm presented the proposal for the Burmese/Bombay Breed Group.
33. Motion was made by Klamm and seconded by Hicks to accept the Burmee/Bombay proposal. Motion denied with Klamm, Adler, Stadter and Oizumi in favor and Cornwell abstaining.
~~~DENIED~~~
34. Unanimous consent to go into Executive Session for the purpose of considering protests and Judging Program matters and to include Marylou Anderson and Michiko Hagan. Without objection.
35. Motion was made by Patton and seconded by Stadter to take no action on the Vandiver v Stomback
complaint. Motion carried.
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36. Motion was made by Bangle and seconded by Stadter to take no action on the Newby v Bliss complaint
pending a court order or directions from a tribunal. Motion carried.
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37. Motion was made by Adler and seconded by Patton to accept Christina Baumer as LH/SH Trainee. Motion carried.
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38. Motion was made by Faccioli and seconded by Tullo to accept Ana Ferreya as LH/SH Trainee. Motion
carried.
39. Motion was made by Bourreau and seconded by Hicks to accept Walberga Petz as a LH/SH Trainee.
Motion carried.
40. Motion was made by Cornwell and seconded by Hicks to accept Delsa Rudge as Probationary SP
Judge. Motion carried.
41. Motion was made by Hicks and seconded by Bourreau to accept Erwin van den Bunder as Probationary
Specialty Judge. Motion carried.
42. Motion was made by Patton and seconded by Hicks to advance Clint Knapp to Provisional Allbreed
43. Motion was made by Klamm and seconded by Faccioli to advance John Creech to Provisional Allbreed
44. Motion was made by Cornwell and seconded by Stadter to advance Sue Hart-Jones to Provisional
Allbreed Judge. Motion carried.
45. Motion was made by Bourreau and seconded by Hicks to advance TOMOKO VLACH to Ring Instructor.
Motion carried.
46. Motion was made by Crockett and seconded by Faccioli to relicense all judges who are current on their
license fees/memberships with the exception of Valerie Davidson, Juri Yawata, Alberto Leal and Carlos
Arrieta. Motion carried.
47. Motion was made by Crockett and seconded by Adler to relicense judges who owe debts as soon as
they clear their debts and meet all requirements. Motion carried.
48. Motion was made by Hicks and seconded by Klamm to relicense Alberto Leal and Carlos Arrietta.
Motion carried.
49. Motion was made by Faccioli and seconded by Bangle to start gathering information to begin the
complaint process relative to Carlos Arrieta and Alberto Leal. Motion carried.
50. Motion was made by Bangle and seconded by Hicks to relicense Valerie Davidson. Motion denied.
~~~DENIED~~~
51. Motion was made by Faccioli and seconded by Stadter to relicense Juri Yawata. Motion denied.
~~~DENIED~~~
52. Motion was made by Bangle and seconded by Vasquez to approve the Yearbook contract with Christina
Unangst. With a proposal by Patton to increase the compensation, the motion was tabled to allow research.
53. Motion was made by Bangle and seconded by Hicks to accept the Employment Agreement for the
Business Manager, Leslie Bowers, with an amendment to the proposed compensation by 3 percent.
Motion carried.
54. Motion was made by Crockett and seconded by Patton that the salary will be retroactive to July 1, 2013.
Motion carried.
The President appointed Francine Hicks to work with Leslie Bowers to create a set of goals by the next
meeting.
55. Motion was made by Bangle and seconded by Vasquez to accept the Yearbook Contract for Christina
Unangst, as proposed, but with an amended base compensation of $14,000. Motion carried.
56. Motion was made by Crockett and seconded by Stadter to authorize the President to go forward with
filing for the 501 tax exempt status for TICA. Motion carried unanimously.
The meeting was adjourned at 7PM.
The Addendum and Form 1024 from the meeting can be accessed at:
www.tica.org/members/meetings.php
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TICA CLERKS
MASTER CLERKS
Adickes, Elaine
Allen, Jane
Amonn, Kathryn
Armel, Donna
Barnes, Dewane
Baumer, Christina
Bobinski, Alisa
Broing, Asa
Brooks, Canie
Charvat, Bonnie
Chenault, Kimberly
Cherau, Christian
Chisholm, Alexandra
Christian, Jamie
Corneille, Steven
Crandall-Seibert, Nikki
Crawford, Vanadis
Davidson, Valerie
Deutsch, Andrea
Edwards, Joe
Fenwick-Raven, Nicki
Ferreyra, Ana
Fralia, Caroline
Fukutomi, Yasuko
Goulter, Nicky
Guerra, Cynthia
Hagiwara, Jun
Hamano, Tamami
Hammond, Elektra
Hansen, Liz
Haraguchi, Keiko
Haraguchi, Noriko
Haraguch, Naoko
Harrison, Vicki Jo
Hart-Jones, Susan
Hawksworth-Weitz, Elaine
Hongo, Yoriko
Howell, Vicki
Jones, Toni
Kalani, Sharon
Kalani, Tatyana
Kanda, Satomi
Kempton, Theresa
Kissinger, Barbara
Krenn, Katharina
Kretschmer-Kraiczek, Andreas
Lawson, Carol
Lawson, Steven
Lee, Sun Hee
Legeza, Anna
Maeyama, Atsuki
Marinets, Alexandra
Mays, Fate
Meisberger, Toni
Nakagawa, Kanako
Nudleman, David
Patton, Laurie
Petz, Walburga
Reardon, James
Rudge, Delsa
Russo, Brenda
Satoh, Michiyo
Scanlin, Shana
Schofield, Cornelia
Shelton, Lorraine
Sherzer, Angela
Shevchenko, Sergey
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Shiratori, Kimie
Smith, Stephanie
Sosa, Ana Maria
Starovoitova, Olga
Tessens, Geraldine
Tomlin, Kim
Torisaka, Ayako
Unangst, Christina
van den Bunder, Erwin
van den Eijkhof, Willem-Jan
Webb, Connie
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Karovic, Mina
Kruszona-Zanadzki, Agata
Kruszona-Zanadzki, Jacob
Martin, Zach
Mitchell, Brenda
Pang, Ruixuan
Radcliff, Lisa
Richards, Michelle
Takahashi, Kazuo
Useckaite, Zivile
Weber, Sabine
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HEAD RING CLERKS
Arai, Shouko
Baldwin, Carol
Bourreau, Damien
Byram, Kathy
Carini, Rosaida
Chambers, Darrell
Corey, Kim
Dailey, Brittany
Delmont, Karen
DeLong, George
DeLong, Marilyn
Earnshaw, Alex
Faust, Dawn
Fujiyoshi, Rumi
Gilmore, Honey
Goodwin, ZellaJane
Ikeda, Miho
Jacobson, Gary
Jauk, Alexandra
Jordan-Lombard, Andrew
Kitami, Tomomi
Levkovich, Sofya
Machuca, Jesse Raphael
Maloff, Joyce
Martinec, Barbara
Milling, Judith
Mitchell, Helen
Moculeski, Karen Ann
Poole, Janice
Prince, Debbie
Recco, Marie Dominique
Robinson, Kathy
Sawada, Akio
Shafstall, Becky
Van Haver, Franky
van Mullem, Liesbeth
Vodicka, Marie
White, Vickie
Yoshida, Motoko
Zalewski, Elaine
Zaruba, Michael
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LICENSED ENTRY CLERKS
Anttila, Heidi
Baumer, Christina
Broda, Aline
Broing, Asa
Bulanova, Maria
Cherau, Christian
Corneille, Steven
Crawford, Vanadis
Davidson, Valerie
Dell, Jan
Earnshaw, Alex
Ferreyra, Ana
Fuchigami, Yuka
Fukutomi, Yasuko
Goodwin, ZellaJane
Hammond, Elektra
Hart-Jones, Susan
Heineck, Laura
Hongo, Yoriko
Ishimura, Akiko
Kalani, Sharon
Kalani, Tatyana
Krenn, Katharina
Lee, Sun Hee
Legeza, Anna
Maeyama, Atsuki
Marinets, Alexandra
Meisberger, Toni
Nudleman, David
Petz, Walburga
Prince, Debbie
Rudge, Delsa
Russo, Brenda
Scanlin, Shana
Sherzer, Angela
Tessens, Geraldine
Van den Bunder, Erwin
Van den Eijkhof, W.J.
Van Mullem, Liesbeth
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Dunne, Robert
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Aizawa, Seiji
Appleby, Megan
Nalog, Iva
Bolonkowska, Malgorzata
Edwards, Beth
Geraghty, Patrick
Hirose, Yoshiko
Hagberg, Christian
Ilic, Zora
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Appleby, Megan
Bourreau, Damien
Byram, Kathy
Deutsch, Andrea
Goulter, Nicky
Johnson, Regina
Torisaka, Ayako
Verbeeren, Marc
Whisler, Tammy
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ELECTED OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Vickie L. Fisher
p/f 505-897-0464
139 Palacio Rd., Corrales, NM 87048-9650
VICE-PRESIDENT
Bobbie Tullo
cell 928-978-0487
PO Box 212, Pine, AZ 85544-0212
ASIA REGION (AA):
China, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore,
South Korea, Taiwan, The Philippines
Oizumi, Motoko
148-642-5907
1-341 Amanuma-Cho, Omiya-Ku
Saitama City, Japan 330-0834
AA Web Site: www.tica-asia.org
EUROPE NORTH REGION (EN):
Belgium, Belorussia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland,
Germany, Latvia, Lichtenstein, Lithuania,
Luxemborg, Netherlands (Holland), Norway,
Poland, Russia, Sweden, Ukraine
Ralph Stadter, Regional Director
626-291-6565
An Der Klinge 44, Aglasterhausen, D-74858
GERMANY
EN Web Site: www.tica-en.org
EUROPE SOUTH REGION (ES):
Albania, Austria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Channel
Islands, Croatia, Czech Republic, France,
Gibraltar, Greece, Herzegovina, Hungary, Israel,
Italy, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco,
Montenegro, Portugal, Romania, Serbia,
Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey
Damien Bourreau, Regional Director
18, Rue De La Falaiserie, Mereville, 91600
FRANCE
SN Web Site: www.tica-europe-south.eu
EUROPE WEST REGION (EW):
England, Isle of Man, Iceland, Ireland, Northern
Ireland, Scotland, Wales
Phil Cornwell, Regional Director
01487 800014
31 Louthe Way, Sawtry
Cambridgdeshire PE28, 5 TR England
EW Web Site: www.tica-ew.org
GREAT LAKES REGION (GL):
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Manitoba CN,
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North
Dakota, Ohio, Saskatchewan CN, South Dakota,
Wisconsin
Mike Vasquez, Regional Director
3525 Orchard Trail Drive, Toledo, OH, 43606
GL Web Site: www.TICAGreatLakes.com
MID ATLANTIC REGION (MA):
Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia
Susan Adler, Regional Director
RR#1 Box 269A, Effort, PA 18330
MA Web Site: www.ticama.org
INTERNATIONAL (IN):
None
MID PACIFIC REGION (MP):
N. California, N. Nevada, Oregon, Utah
Jay Bangle, Regional Director
510-733-0633, cell 510-681-7261
5124 Ray Ave, Castro Valley, CA 94546-2511
MP Web Site: www.tica-mp.org
NORTHEAST REGION (NE):
APO, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New
Brunswick, CN, Ontario, CN, New Foundland
CN, New Hampshire, New York, Nova Scotia
CN, Prince Edward Island CN, Quebec CN,
Rhode Island, Vermont
Francine Hicks, Regional Director
207-353-2633, fax 207-775-0161
26 Wing Street, Lisbon Falls, ME 04252
NE Web Site: www.ticane.com
NORTHWEST REGION (NW):
Alaska, Alberta CN, British Columbia CN, Idaho,
Montana, Northwest Territory CN, Nunavut CN,
Washington, Wyoming, Yukon CN
Ellen Crockett, Regional Director
360-385-9635, fax 781-998-5921,
PO Box 1948, Port Townsend, WA 98368
NW Web Site: www.ticanw.com
SOUTH AMERICA REGION (SA):
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, El
Salvador, Panama, Peru, Uruguay
Luiz Paulo Faccioli, Regional Director
55 / 51 / 3346 6340, cell: 55 / 51 / 9912 3107
fax +55-51-3342-0618
Rua Marques do Herval
641 - Porto Alegre - RS, Brazil - CEP 90570-140
SA Web Site: http://ticasaonline.org
BALLOT OFFICIAL
VoteNet Solutions USA Headquarters
1420 K St NW Suite 200
Washington, DC 20005
BALLOT JUDGE
Patricia Hopps
206-386-2822
6905 96th Avenue SE
Mercer Island, WA 98040
CLERKING ADMINISTRATOR
Dewane Barnes
847-848-1579
41 S. Elm St., Palatine, IL 60067
JUDGING ADMINISTRATOR
Marylou Anderson
817-613-0070,
3509 Cliff View Loop, Weatherford, TX 76087
LEGAL COUNSEL
Susan Adler, Esq.
570-807-0406
RR#1 Box 269A, Effort, PA 18330
TICA YEARBOOK EDITOR
Chris Unangst
919-671-1197
811 Hilltop Lane #201
Toledo, OH 43615
TICA TREND EDITOR
Judith Milling
704-508-1358, cell: 410-474-3359
FUTURE MEETINGS
Year Meeting Club/EO
City/State
Date of Meeting
SOUTH CENTRAL REGION (SC):
Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Mexico,
New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas
Wendy Klamm
337-739-6433
107 Belle Maison Dr., Lafayette, LA 70506-3734
SC Web Site: www.ticasc.com
2014 Spring
Electronic
2014 Annual
NE
2015 Annual
Blue Danube Salzburg, Austria 09/02-04/2015
2016 Annual
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SOUTHEAST REGION (SE):
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Guadeloupe,
Martinique, Mississippi, North Carolina, Puerto
Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee
Laurie Patton, Regional Director
803-754-9975
213 Montgomery Rd, Columbia, SC 29203
SE Web Site: www.geocities.com/seregionaltica/
109.1.1
Annual Convention. Labor Day weekend
each year is reserved for the Annual Convention. No
other shows may be held the weekend of the Annual
Convention with the following exception. A club may
receive permission to hold a show on the Annual
weekend upon application to the Board. Application
must state specific reasons for the request for
exemption and why such a show would have no
impact on the Annual.
SOUTHWEST REGION (SW):
Arizona, Hawaii, S. Nevada, New Mexico,
Southern California
Alex Chisholm, Interim Regional Director
760-788-0562, cell 760-443-1848
947 Haverford Rd., Ramona, CA 92065
SW Web Site: www.ticasw.com
TICA™ TREND
San Diego, CA
08/27-29/2014
08/31-09/02/2016
Annual Convention.
109.1.1.1 The rotation for the Annual Conventions
shall be: Mid Pacific - 2010, Mid Atlantic - 2011, Great
Lakes - 2012, Northwest -2013, Northeast - 2014,
International - 2015, Southwest - 2016, South Central 2008, Southeast - 2009.
109.1.1.2 Proposals to host the Annual Convention
in the designated region must be received for the
Annual Meeting 3 years prior to the proposed
convention.
APPOINTED OFFICIALS
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Business Manager/Executive Secretary
Leslie Bowers
956-428-8046, fax 956-428-8047
PO Box 2684, Harlingen TX 78551
109.1
05/16-18/2014
Worcester, MA
109.1.1.3 In the event no club submits an acceptable
proposal, any club in any region may submit a
proposal to host the Annual Convention by the agenda
deadline for the Semi-Annual Meeting 2½ years prior
to the convention and a notice soliciting such
proposals shall be published in the TICA TREND.
109.1.1.4 The subsequent
rotation will remain the same.
designated
order
of
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Judges Emeritus
Burch, John JE, DJ (‘79) (2)
604-576-9359
Apt #222 - 5772 - 177B St., Surrey
British Columbia V3S 4J5 Canada
De Araujo, Erica Knieling JE
55-51-3337-5611 (Brazil);
55-22-2623-2766 (Rio)
Rua Coronel Bordini 396 / 2;
90440-002 Porto Alegre RS Brazil
Hanna, Marjorie JE, DJ (‘79) (1)
805-922-7492
205 W. Taft St., Santa Maria, CA 93458-1333
Lewis, Dorothy JE, DJ (‘80)
408-872-0591
14508 Chester Ave, Saratoga, CA 95070
Lindsey, Linda JE JM (‘82)
216 Goose Island Drive, Georgetown, TX 78633
Meins, Betty JE, DJ (‘84)
619-277-3770
8825 Glenhaven St., San Diego, CA 92123
Morgan, Georgia JE, DJ (‘79)
956-423-5233
PO Box 2747, Harlingen, TX 78551
Ray, Joan JE, DJ (‘87)
626-333-0635
2122 E. Brown Rd., Rm. 78B
Mesa, AZ 85213-5253
Young, Frances JE DJ (‘82)
601-659-7778, [email protected]
102 Erwin Rd., Stonewall, MS 39363
2013 TICA JUDGE OF THE YEAR
Approved Allbreed Judges



Judge Emeritus (JE): Retired Judges honored for outstanding service as a
judge to TICA and the cat fancy
Distinguished Judge (DJ): 25 years or more as a licensed TICA judge
Judge of Merit (JM): 20 years as a licensed TICA judge
Allen, Roslyn (‘93) (SMF, RNO)
530-878-4602
1681 Meadow Vista Rd
Meadow Vista, CA 95722
Anderson, Marylou (‘01) DFW, DAL)
817-613-0070
3509 Cliff View Loop
Weatherford, TX 76087
Arnold, Mary DJ (‘86) (1) (MRY, SJC, SFO)
831-663-6945, cell 831-594-0192
fax 831-663-1119
9835 Rolling Meadows Ln
Salinas, CA 93907
Arrieta, Carlos P. JM (‘89) (5) (EZE)
p/f 54-11-4522-4519
Triunviarto 4211
Buenos Aires 11431, Argentina
Barnes, Dewane DJ (‘88) (ORD)
847-359-6516, cell 847-848-1579
41 S. Elm St., Palatine, IL 60067
Barrett, Pamela DJ (‘87) (PDX)
503-366-3490
29975 E. Meissner Rd., Deer Island, OR 97054
Barton, Carol DJ (‘84) (MRY, SJC, SFO, OAK)
831-375-0801
1033 Benito Ave., Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Basquine, Genevieve (‘96) (CDG, ORL)
p/f 331-48-25-69-41
7 rue de la Saussière, 92100
Boulogne-Billancourt, France
Becknell, Sue DJ (‘81) (1) (ELP)
cell 915-491-6300
224 Three Rivers Dr., El Paso, TX 79912-2116
Bright, Amanda (‘98) (1) (YYZ)
416-694-3425, cell 416-993-2075
156 Golfview Ave,
Toronto Ontario M4E 2K5 Canada
28
TICA™ TREND
Brown, Debbi JM (‘88) (ACT/DFW/AUS)
254-715-6815
13232 East Highway 84, Axtell, TX 76624
Caillard, Martine (‘95) (1)
011-33.2.48.21.02.04
13 Rue Villeboir-Mareuil
18000 Bourges, France
Caruthers, Don DJ (‘85) (1) (DFW)
469-888-4151
8268 Davis Dr, Frisco, TX 75034
Chisholm, Alexandra (‘05) (SAN)
760-788-0562, cell 760-443-1848
947 Haverford Rd., Ramona, CA 92065
Coleman, Mark DJ (‘84) (1)(SBP)
610-316-5868
322 Village Glen Drive
Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
Crockett, Ellen DJ (‘85) (2) (CLM, SEA)
360-385-9635, fax 781-998-5921
PO Box 1948, Port Townsend, WA 98368
Cunningham, Laura (‘99) (OAK, SFO)
cell 925-872-6889, work 415-430-7404
3666 Whitworth Dr., Dublin, CA 94568
Dany, Monika ('02) (VIE)
+43 650 2357588,
Gruberweg 11, A-2534 Alland, Austria
Dendauw, Marie France (‘02)
p/f 01 41 32 02 80
4 Square Andre Gedalge,92600
Asnieres, France
De Landtsheer, Mary-Lise (1)(Lisette Baudoux)
(‘99) (BRU)
p/f 32.473.35.15.11
JL Vrankenstraat, 25, Jeuk-Gingelom
Belguim B-3890
DeVilbiss, Margaret (Kay) (‘99) (AUS)
512-247-3964
2612 Caldwell Lane, Del Valle, TX 78617
Adriana Kajon
DeVilbiss, Harley (‘03) (AUS)
512-796-6999
3200 S. 1st., #1203, Austin, TX 78704
Doi, Ryoko (‘02)
81-467-25-0843, fax 81-467-25-0843
7-8-21 Kotsubo Zushi-shi
Kanagawa-ku, Japan 249-0008
Edwards, Joe DJ (‘84) (2) (DFW)
817-926-7822, cell 817-366-9701
fax 817-420-9586
PO Box 11887, Fort Worth, TX 76110-0887
Faccioli, Luiz Paulo (‘93) (1) (POA, GRU)
55 / 51 / 3346-6340, cell 55 / 51 / 9912 3107
fax +55-51-3342-0618
Rua Marques do Herval
641 - Porto Alegre - RS - Brazil - CEP 90570-140
Fisher, Vickie L. (‘93) (2) (ABQ)
p/f 505-897-0464
139 Palacio Rd., Corrales, NM 87048-9650
Gregg, Marilyne DJ (‘80) (1) (ORF/PGV)
302-358-8624
215 Gates Forest Rd. Eure, NC 27935
Grillo, Lindajean DJ (‘80) (1) (RNO)
775-267-5064
2908 Romero Dr., Minden, NV 89423
Hammond, Elektra (‘00) (PHL, BWI)
607-279-6047
PO BOX 85, Odessa, DE 19730-0085
Harding, Patricia DJ (‘79) (1) (ABQ)
p/f 505-298-4513
1030 Shirley NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112
Harrison, Vicki Jo (‘95) (1) (SAT)
210-674-0751, cell 210-274-6227
7354 Meadow Breeze
San Antonio, TX 78227-1629
Hattori, Yukimasa DJ (‘80) (3) (13) (NGO)
81-52-721-2528
2-2-6-302 DaikominamiHigashi
Nagoya, Japan 461-0047
Hawksworth-Weitz, Elaine (‘05) (SEA)
cell 206-920-9214, fax 425-743-5387
PO Box 6065,
Edmonds, WA 98026
Hicks, Francine (‘02) (1) (PWM, MHT, BOS)
207-353-2633, fax 207-775-0161
26 Wing Street, Lisbon Falls, ME 04252
Higgins, Robin DJ (‘84) (2) (ATL, GSP)
Cell 706-372-1837
140 Urbana Way, Athens, GA 30606
Hoehn, Ann JM (‘88)
254-723-4719
Kennedy LN, Eddy, TX 76524
Jones, Toni (‘02) (1) (SAT)
210-521-6544, cell 210-241-8295
8614 Silver Quail, San Antonio, TX 78250
Judge, Lynn JM (‘89) (SAT)
604-534-9540,fax 604-534-4553 l
#22 - 3031 - 200 St, Langly
BC V3Z IN5Canada
Kaizuka, Nahoko (‘02)
81-297-48-0874, fax 81-297-45-2007
1345-2 Nogisaki Moriya-shi
Ibaraki 302-0117 Japan
Kajon, Adriana JM (‘92) (1) (13) (ABQ)
p/f 505-255-2255
1611 Ridgecrest Drive SE
Albuquerque, NM 87108
Katoh, Yumeko JM (‘88)
028-627-2050
c/o Uno 446-3 Kamioso, Utsunomiya, Japan
Kawahashi, Kinue DJ (‘79) (3)
082-691-9729
3-30-4 Yutaka Minami-Ku Nagoya City,
Japan 457
Kikuchi, Mariko (‘98)
p/f 03-3290-7057
3-32-3 Shimotakaido
Suginami-Ku Tokyo, Japan 168
Klamm, Wendy (‘89)
337-739-6433, fax 337-993-0009
107 Belle Maison Dr., Lafayette, LA
70506-3734
Kovic, D’Ann JM (‘88) (1) (DFW)
972-867-0683
Avonshire Lane, Plano, TX 75093
LaGarde, Jean-Marc (‘07)
p/f 033 682927704
10 rue des Casernes D13
Toulouse, France 31400
Lahey, Paul JM (‘90) (PHL, BWI)
410-275-8016, cell 443-466-7047
80 Delaware Ave, P.O. Box 82
Earleville, MD 21919
Lamoureux, Odette (‘94) (YUL, BTV)
450-515-9855
35-2 rue Donais, St-Jean-sur-Richelieu
Québec, Canada J2W1W5
Leal, Alberto A. JM (‘89) (5) (EZE)
54-11-4523-6282, fax 011-5411-4523-1940
Avda de Los Incas 5059
1427 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lee, William (‘04) (LAN, DTW, FNT, GRR)
p/f 517-332-2184
P O Box 1644, Okemos, MI 48805-1644
Lopeman, Debbie (‘00) (2) (BMI, ORD, MDW)
815-842-1452, cell 815-674-9005
fax 815-842-1452,
505 Payson, Pontiac, IL 61764
Lopez, Carlos ('98) (EZE)
p/f 54-11-4862-0986
Bulnes 609, 6B, Buenos Aires, 1176, Argentina
Madison, Donna (‘04) (PWM, MHT, BOS)
p/f 207-831-6369 (MEO)
3 Jordan Street, Portland, ME 04103
Mattingly, Sandi (‘00) (PHX)
480-921-1713, fax 480-967-3440
P.O. Box 40428, Mesa, AZ 85274-0428
Mays, Fate JM (‘91) (1) (CRP)
361-852-2219, cell 361-739-8898
3502 Austin, Corpus Christi, TX 78411
McInchak, Karen DJ (‘84) (2) (SFO, SJC)(MRY)
831-622-0819, fax 831-622-0814
27590 Via Sereno, Carmel, CA 93923
Noel-Garel, Aline JM (‘88) (2, 4, 5) (YUL)
p/f 819-843-8322, cell 819-437-7878
483 Chemin Viens, Magog Canton
J1X5R9 Quebec, Canada
Nolen, Nancy DJ (‘84) (DFW, ACT)
254-687-9236, cell 254-221-2988
P.O. Box 66, Itasca, TX 76055
Odaka, Erico JM (‘89)
21-15-4 Chome Oomori, Kita Otaku,
Tokyo, Japan
Ohira, Chieko DJ (‘79) (3)
011-8133-935-1236
3-19-6 Tokumaru, Itabashi Ku,
Tokyo, Japan 175
Oizumi, Motoko JM (‘88) (3)
148-642-5907
1-341 Amanuma-Cho, Omiya-Ku
Saitama City, Japan 330-0834
Osada, Hiromi (‘01)
053-578-1326, fax 053-578-1546
314-18 Ohchiba Kosai-city, Japan
Parkinson, Nancy DJ (‘86) (1) (AUS)
512-420-8510
7522 Northcrest Blvd, Austin TX 78752-1412
Parsley, Melissa (‘00) (SEA)
360-793-1874, cell 425-876-6137
PO Box 128, Skykomish, WA 98288-0128
Patrick, Yvonne DJ (‘79) (1) (YVR, BLI, SEA)
p/f 604-792-8494
46693 #109 Yale Rd., Chilliwack, BC
V2P 7Z4 Canada
Pflueger, Solveig DJ (‘79) (13)
860-668-7518, cell 413-531-4811
935 N. Grand St., West Suffield, CT 06093
Picardello, Massimo (‘93) (1) (13) (FCO)
cell +39-348-444-93-86
ofc +39-06-72594693, fax +39-06-72594699
Dept. of Mathematics, U. of Rome
“Tor Vergata” 00133 Rome, Italy
Portelas, Pascale (‘94) (1) (NTE)
011-33-684-743-617
147 rue d’Allonville4400 Nantes - France
Ray, Barbara JM (‘90) (BHM)
205-991-7424
1100 Barkley Lane, Birmingham, AL 35242
TICA™ TREND
Remy, Pascal (‘05) (LYS/GVA)
p/f 00-33-3.85-76-09-48, cell +33-777221814
555, route de Sainte Croix
71500 Bruailles, France
Rhea, Alice JM (‘88) (LAS)
p/f 425-785-1648
PO Box 3030, Pahrump, NV 89041
Roberts, Heather (‘05) (13) (SMF, SFO)
530-368-0432
PO Box 2743, Rocklin, CA 95677
Roberts, Jeffrey (‘05) (SMF, SFO)
530-304-1106
PO Box 2743, Rocklin, CA 95677
Ruttan, Kathrine DJ (‘84) (SMF)
209-245-6815, fax 209-245-6825
5284 Carbondale Road, Plymouth, CA 95669
Savant, Steven DJ (‘85) (1) (LFT)
337-989-0085, cell 337-298-9010
100 Jonah Circle, Lafayette, LA 70508
Schiff, Laurie (‘01) (SNA)
949-417-2211, fax 949-417-2212
3700 Campus Dr., Ste 202
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Sherer, Lynne (‘86)
Cell 901-827-2268
3840 Charbon Ln, Bartlett, TN 38133
Shields, Vickie JM(‘89) (1) (ABQ)
p/f 505-255-2255
1611 Ridgecrest Drive SE,
Smith, Edith Mary DJ (‘86) (1) (YWG)
204-728-7877, fax 204-728-4245
c/o Dr. J.G. Williams, Dept. Math, Brandon U
Brandon Manitoba R7A 6A9 Canada
Tasaki, Hisae (‘05)
p/f 81-29-827-0968
45-20 Sakuragaoka-Machi
Tsuchiura Ibaraki 300-0832 Japan
Tomlin, Kim (‘07) (MGM, BHM)
334-508-0082
3906 Quail Tower Rd, Luverne, AL 36049
Tomonari, Haruyo JM (‘88) (3)
81-283-66-2326, fax 81-283-66-2188
6221 Hikoma Aso Tanuma
Tochigi 327-0231 Japan
Tullo, Bobbie DJ (‘82) (1) (PHX)
cell 928-978-0487
PO Box 212, Pine, AZ 85544-0212
Unangst, Chris (‘01)(TOL, DTW)
919-671-1197
811 Hilltop Lane #201,
Toledo, OH 43615
Vlach, Kurt (‘99) (1)
cell 43-664-1206 154
Marc-Aurel-Strasse 4/Top 9, A -1010
Wien, Austria
Vlach, Tomoko (‘00) (2)
+43-664-1206 154
Marc Aurel Strasse 4/Top 9, A-1010
Wien, Austria
29
Walbrun, Allen (‘98) (1) (JAN)
601-706-4858, cell 601-968-7016
119 Firecrest Dr, Brandon, MS 39042
Webb, Connie JM (‘92) (1) (PHL)
610-399-0926
1408 Carter Place
West Chester, PA 19382-7770
Whyte, Robert (‘97) (JAN)
601-259-6369
1018 Bayridge Dr, Jackson, MS 39211
Yamada, Hisako DJ (‘83) (1) (ABQ)
505-298-8015
6133 Rosetree Pl, NE
PROVISIONAL ALLBREED
Andersen, Thomas (‘02)
+3645 3001
Hjalmar Bergstroms, Vej 4, 4, DK-2500
Valby, Denmark
Bailey, Richard (‘94)
601-955-7513, fax 601-932-7854
2425 N. Cheryl Dr., Jackson, MS 39211
Bangle, Jay (‘06) (OAK, SFO)
510-733-0633, cell 510-681-7261
5124 Ray Ave, Castro Valley, CA 94546-2511
Bastide-Campala, Catherine (‘02)
00-33-6-69-56-33-00, fax 33-1-42-42-26-25
7 Square Michelet, 95100
Argentevil, France
Berthelon, Brigitte (‘06)
cell 33-6-84-39-10-06
13 bis rue Marguerite Thibert
21000 Dijon, France
Borras, Eduard (‘08)
+34-93-531-97-60
Entenca 175, E3, Barcelona, Spain E08029
Brooks, Canie (‘09)
562-972-1211, Fax: 562-420-1831
PO Box 50198, Long Beach, CA 90815
Creech, John (‘02) (AUS)
cell 512-902-7331
5806 Breezewood Dr, Austin, TX 78745-4088
Dickie, Lisa (‘02) (BWI, DCA, IAD)
410-884-9911, cell 410-446-4202
8523 Black Star Circle, Columbia, MD 21045
Gagern, Francesca (‘02)
cell +43-664-5057718
Joseph Haydn Gasse 4B
7081 Schuetzen am Gebirge, Austria
Guillaume, Helene (‘04)
00-33-3-06-85-53-22, fax 00-33-3-44-54-29-98
8, rue de Meux 60810, Barbery, France 60810
Hamano, Tamami (‘03)
+81-93-761-5760, fax +81-93-761-5766
1-13-18 Hamamachi, Wakamatsu
Kitakyushu, Japan 808-0024
Hammond, Michael (‘02) (PHL, BWI)
cell 607-279-6048
PO Box 85, Odessa, DE 19730-0085
30
TICA™ TREND
Hart-Jones, Sue (‘11)
p/f +44 1634 370318
4 Bond Rd, Gillingham, Kent ME8 9JJ England
Holmes, Phillipa (‘09) (LGW/LHR)
+44 1424 819041
Jameson Road, Bexhill on Sea
East Sussex, United Kingdom, TN40 1EJ
Kempton, Theresa (‘08) (TPA)
727-289-1989
2695 65th Ave South, St. Petersburg, FL 33712
Kissinger, Barbara (‘07) (MCO)
484-554-3627
Lot 796, Box 1779, 609 Highway 466
Lady Lake, FL 32159-3721
Knapp, Clint (‘10) (TPA, ORL)
p/f 352-397-9039, cell 860-705-4387
15407 Myland Road, Brooksville, FL 34614
Knapp, Rene (‘06) (TPA, ORL)
p/f 352-397-9039, cell 860-705-4386
15407 Myland Rd, Brooksville, FL 34614
Krenn, Katharina (‘11)
Haupstrasse 119/65 A
Pressbawm, Austria
Lawson, Carol (‘11) (TPA, SRQ)
941-751-9495
4003 Avenida Madera, Bradenton, FL 34210
Lawson, Steve (‘11) (TPA, SRQ)
941-751-9495
4003 Avenida Madera, Bradenton, FL 34210
Lee, Susan (‘06) (LAN, DTW, FNT, GRR)
517-332-2184
PO Box 1644, Okemos, MI 48805-1644
Scarboro, Toni (‘10) (HSV,BNA, BHM)
256-777-2058
205 Lindsay Lane S, Athens, AL 35613
Seliskar, Rob (‘07)
813-968-5342, fax 813-968-5394
4212 Windtree Drive, Tampa, FL 33624
Sessler, Robin (‘98) (ORD, MDW)
cell 815-585-6412
1205 E Union St, Earlville, IL 60518
Shchukin, Alexey (‘97)
+(31) 615 630 770
Basishof 9, IJsselstein, NL-3402 DT
The Netherlands
Smith, Stephanie (‘07) (TYS)
p/f 423-261-2049, cell 770-715-5600
770 Old Furnace Rd, Tellico Plains, TN 37385
Sosa, Ana Maria (‘03) (MTY)
8 3 58 43 66
Juana de Asbaje, 215 Col.Roma
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 64700
Stinson, Karen (‘06) (IAH)
936-441-9627, cell 936-697-9225
1600 River Pointe Drive, Apt 361
Conroe, TX 77304
Tsuruoka, Mimi (‘08)
p/f 81-3-5810-5166
7-23-2-604 Minamisenju Arakawaku
Tokyo, Japan
van Belzen, Irene (‘02)
011-31.13.5355601,
Email: [email protected] 24,
Tilburg 5017 LE, The Netherlands
Yano, Nozomu (‘95) (Asia Only)
p/f 03-5965-2686,
802# 1-9-9 Minami, Tokiwadai Itabasiku
Tokyo, Japan 1740072
Yokoyama, Keiko (‘97)
81-76-462-3024
127 Suetaniguchi Tateyama, Nakaniikawagun
Toyama, Japan 930-0244
APPROVED SPECIALTY
Allen, Jane (‘11)
0044170254-6107
17 Nutcombe Crescent
Rochford, Essex, UK SS4 1RT
Armel, Donna (IAH) (‘12)
832-725-1527
22515 Rockgate, Spring, TX 77373
Armel, James (Jim) (‘12) (IAH)
832-423-6586
22515 Rockgate, Spring, TX 77373
Beninya, Vlada (‘06)
1 7095 754 35 02
Generala Beloborodova 15-105Moscow,
Russia 125222
Broing, Åsa (‘12) (CPH) (GOT)
0046703927475
Doingabergsvagen 7
31169 Ugglarp, Sweden
Chenault, Kimberly (‘11)
cell 937-367-4995
1955 Amarillo Dr, Hamilton, OH 45013
Hogan, Cheryl (‘03)
817-236-8111, cell 817-456-8007
fax 817-236-8248
8800 Summit Point Ct, Fort Worth, TX 76179
Iwata, Mamiko (‘97)
p/f 81-3-5670-9552
4-11-2, Nishishinkoiwa Katsushika-ku
Tokyo, Japan 124-0025
Kalani, Sharon (‘12)
310-529-1901, fax 310-534-5986
2004 West 232nd Street, Torrance, CA 90501
Nudleman, David (‘12) (JFK, LGA)
516-599-1708
194 Davison Ave, Lynbrook, NY 11563
Patton, Laurie (‘11) (CAE, CLT)
803-754-9975
213 Montgomery Rd, Columbia, SC 29203
Reardon, James (‘02)
cell 617-939-4795, fax 775-416-4369
25 Moultrie St, Boston, MA 02124-2229
Russo, Brenda (‘12) (PHL, BWI, EWR)
610-775-5027, cell 610-781-3240
1938 Squire Court, Wyomissing, PA 19610
Shelton, Lorraine (‘13)
951-279-7170
7056 Archibald #102 PMB 204
Eastvale, CA 92880
Yates, Marion (‘11)
949-417-22122, cell 714-290-0915
3700 Campus Dr., Suite 202
Newport Beach, CA, 92660
PROBATIONARY SPECIALTY
LH/SH TRAINEES
Christian, Jamie (‘12) (TOL, DTW)
419-343-1751
3525 Orchard Trail Drive, Toledo, OH 43606
Corneille, Steven (‘13)
+33(0)648135438
5, Place Robert Brame, 78590 Noisy le Roi
France
Iwaida, Yoshiko (‘95)
092-531-8195
2-12-3 Noma Minami-Ku
Fukuoka City 815-0041 Japan
Meisberger, Toni (‘13)
325-752-1796
P.O. Box 61, Bangs, TX 76823
Rudge, Delsa (‘14)
01709892077 or 07903289987
8 Springwood Grove, Thurnscoe
Rotherham, South Yorkshire, UK S63 OUA
van den Bunder, Erwin (‘14)
Hauptstrasse M9165, Pressbaum, Austria 3021
Baumer, Christina
717-666-5755
494 Cinder Road, New Providence, PA 17650
Broda, Aline
+55-48-8418-6000
R Antonio E Vieira, 412—Agronomica
Florianopolis Brasil 88025-380
815-633-6104
P.O. Box 2724, Loves Park, IL 61132-2724
+44 7791 168963
Bryson,92 Frinton Road, Kirby CrossFrinton
on Sea, Essex, UK CO13 0HJ
Ferreyra, Ana
+541135287788
Hernandarias 462
Lomas del Mirador Bs As, Argentina 1752
Kalani, Tatyana
310-265-3542
2004 232nd Street, Torrence, CA 90501
Lee, Sun Hee
82-10-5394-7082
202-11-2 Susaek-Xii Apt Jeoungsan - Dong
Eunpeung - Gu, Seoul, Korea 122-941
Lopes Araujo, Virginia (‘12)
55 51 8467.4234
Francisco Massena Vieira, 122-Santa Tereza
Porto Alegre, Brazil 90850-460
APPROVED HHP (AB/SP)
Howell, Vicki (‘03)
630-405-8596
2720 Village Green Dr., A4, Aurora, IL 60504
Lewis, Dorothy DJ (‘80)
408-872-0591
14508 Chester Ave, Saratoga, CA 95070
Show Clubs
According to the show rules, exhibitor lists must
accompany marked catalogs sent to the
Executive Office, Regional Directors, and
Judges.
Please advise Marylou Anderson, Judging
Administrator, of any Judging Schools, Breed
Seminars, or Conferences that you are hosting
for insertion in the Judges Newsletter and the
TICA Trend.
Marinets, Alexandra
604 612 7422
960 Jarvis St, Coquitlam. BC. Canada V3J4Z9
Petz, Walburga
004369919730210
Sportplatzgrasse 8, Tadten, Austria 7162
Prince, Debbie
530-320-9185
P.O. Box 4283, Auburn, CA 95604
Shea, Charlotte
210- 643-3248
6816 Wayman Ridge, Live Oak, TX 78233
van den Eijkhof, Willem-Jan
+31 6 24685606
Email: [email protected] Hoornbloemlaan 7
Vieuten, The Netherlands NL-3452 BM
GENETICS INSTRUCTOR
Lorimer, Heather
330-792-3677
2351 Old Furnace Rd., Youngstown, OH 44511
WELCOME TO
THE INTERNATIONAL CAT ASSOCIATION (TICA)
WEBSITE INFORMATION
Come visit the TICA Website and see all that it has to offer!
http://www.tica.org/
If you are inviting someone that is not yet
licensed to judge for your show, they must be
listed as TBA or Pending on show flyers and in
show ads until they have been licensed.
Item #7 in the TICA™ Judging Contract: The
lodging provided by the club shall be within
reasonable walking distance of a restaurant that
is open for all meals, if such food service is not
available at the hotel itself.
Judging Program Level
1. Instructor, School/Ring
2. Instructor, Ring only
3. Instructor, Asia only
4. Instructor, Europe only
5. Instructor, South America
only
7. Leave of Absence
8. Approved AB, South
America
9. Approved AB, Europe
10. Provisional AB, Europe
11. Approved AB/Instr.,
Asia
12. Provisional AB, South
America
13. Genetics Instructor
Attention Judges, Officers and
Breed Committee Chairs!
Please make sure your contact information is listed correctly
in the Trend. If you are listed in more than one place in the
Trend, please mention this when contacting the editor about
a change in your contact information.
TICA now has a coloring book. Copies will be available free to clubs for
use at shows, expos, and such. There are around 350 to a box. Please get
your orders in to the Executive Office if you have an upcoming event and
would like to hand them out to children.
TICA™ TREND
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BALLOT RESULTS
BALLOT NUMBER: 14-01
DATE: 03/03/2014
SUBJECT: Migration of TICA website to a Content Management System
REQUESTED BY: Vickie Fisher
BALLOT: Budget up to $3,000 for the purpose of migrating TICA's www.tica.org website from a static
HTML platform to a Content Management System (CMS) and request the Executive Office work with
Erwin van den Bunder to complete the task in a timely manner and in conformance with the deliverables
enumerated in his proposal for the project.
YES: Adler, Alessio, Bangle, Bourreau, Crockett, Faccioli, Hicks, Oizumi, Stadter, Tullo
NO: Cornwell, Klamm, Patton, Vasquez
COMMENTS FOR THE TREND:
JB: An excellent offer. We've needed and wanted to do this for years.
SA: This is a largely administrative move that has been discussed before and it is time to make it
happen. I do not think this move is in any way based on "emotion" and disagree with such
characterization.
PC: I agree that this improvement needs making. However, I don’t know enough about IT to know
whether this is a good quote or not, and feel that this should have been made open to bids, rather than be
presented with this one single offer.
WK: Being a newbie to the Board, I would like the opportunity to understand the issue of the
migration of TICA website to a CMS better. Going back and forth between all the emails was not
sufficient for me. I would also like us to follow common business practices and obtain bids on the project
since this has not been done. While it has been stated that this could have been handled as a function of
the EO, it has been brought to the Board. Therefore, obtaining bids, discussing and voting on them at the
next board meeting does not seem like an unreasonable process. No disrespect intended for the seasoned
board members, but if the Board has waited this long to address this issue, waiting 2 more months and
doing it the correct way is the best way to go.
LP: I feel I have to vote no because of pertinent information that has not been made available to all
board members. If we are to work together, I feel we all need the same information. I agree we need to do
something, however, I cannot vote without having more information.
RS: The TICA website always has been handled as an administrative issue at the Executive
Office. Since the current website was designed one of the main concerns has been that it lacks
multilingual support. Due to the architecture of the current website (static HTML) it would be difficult and
expensive to support additional languages. Moving our website to a Content Management System (CMS)
would solve this issue. At the same time use of a CMS would allow multiple people to contribute to the
website content as well as extending the services TICA can offer through its website. There are several
people on the Board of Directors who understand the technological aspects and advantages of moving to a
CMS in-depth. This board ballot is simply an impetus to start movement in our website's
development. The board has not been actively involved in the website development so far. However, the
general direction and various issues with the current website have been discussed various times over the
last several years. Based on the available information our president solicited an offer from Erwin van den
Bunder. Erwin is a professional with a proven track record in this area of expertise. At the same time he
understands TICA from the perspective of member, customer, exhibitor, and judge. The offer Erwin made
to TICA is beyond a doubt very competitive. This decision doesn't tie TICA to any additional expenses
or any person in particular. However, it enables a discussion regarding future developments based on a
specific platform which is something a committee or this board can actually achieve within a reasonable
amount of time. I understand that some of the members of this board have concerns regarding the time
-frame of this decision and may feel like they would like to understand the technical aspects of this
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BALLOT RESULTS
BALLOT NUMBER: 14-01 (continued)
DATE: 03/03/2014
SUBJECT: Migration of TICA website to a Content Management System
decision in more depth. However, some of the comments made lack objectivity and are based on misunderstanding the available information.
MV: Doing board ballots outside of meetings has been discussed many times and the outcome has
always been that they should be used “at a minimum.” and used for emergency situations in between meetings.
Being asked to vote on something that has long been a sticking point with previous boards and being expected
to go along just because of who is involved is improper. Once again this board has been asked to make a vote
without knowing exactly how this will impact TICA beyond today. While I have no personal issue with the
actual migration of TICA.org to another platform, the issues are: 1. This is not an emergency, and therefore
does not fit the reasoning required to hold a Board Ballot. 2. Passing this ballot with no specific approval of
future plans (or their costs to TICA), and without true consultation of those who work for TICA, nor input
from the membership, seems somehow shady and devious. 3. This is moving too fast, with no good reason.
One random communication with someone and we vote on an important issue? What if we take this bid and
everything to follow may be too expensive, or voted down by the Board (as in the past). Why start something until we know we can finish it? I understand this is an important time for some but that does not mean
the board should continue to act on emotion rather than follow proper procedure. This issue can, and should,
wait till the May meeting, when a full report of the transition and future costs and pros/cons can be discussed
in detail.
BALLOT CARRIED
TICA™ TREND
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New Advertising Rates
Black and White (inside pages)
Sizes (w x h/inches
Full page
$225
8.5 x 11
2/3 page
$175
7.50 x 6.40
1/2 page
$125
7.50 x 4.80 or 3.65 x 9.75
1/3 page
$ 75
2.44 x 9.75 or 7.50 x 3.13
1/4 page
$ 50
3.65 x 4.80
1/6 page
$ 35
3.69 x 3.13
1/8 page
$ 25
3.67 x 2.38
Breeder Ads
$ 25
2.40 x 2.30
Color Advertising (inside pages)
Full page
$375
8.50 x 11
2/3 page
$350
7.50 x 6.40
1/2 page
$200
7.50 x 4.80 or 3.65 x 9.75
1/3 page
$175
2.44 x 9.75 or 7.50 x 3.13
1/4 page
$100
3.65 x 4.80
1/6 page
$ 50
3.69 x 3.13
Show ads black and white
(contact editor for color pricing)
Full page
$150
8.50 x 11
2/3 page
$125
7.50 x 6.40
1/2 page
$100
7.50 x 4.80 or 3.65 x 9.75
1/3 page
$ 50
2.44 x 9.75 or 7.50 x 3.20
1/4 page
$ 40
3.65 x 4.80
1/6 page
$ 30
3.69 x 3.13
Rainbow Bridge (color)
Full Page
$100
Half Page
$ 50
1/4 Page
$ 25
8.50 x 11
8.50 x 5.50
4.25 x 2.75
Trendsetters
Black and White
$ 10
Color
$ 20
Camera ready art: High resolution 300 dpi/ jpeg or pdf format. All
other artwork will be recreated based on the information sent to the
editor. An exact match may not be possible.
Artwork: Must be copyright free or copyrighted for your use.
Email: Photos must be 300 dpi. Do not crop. Include all info with
photo.
If sent by mail: Photos must be the size required for the ad or
larger. Do not crop photos; photos are cropped electronically. Write
the cat’s name, your name, and your address on a label and then
apply to the back of the photo. PLEASE do not write on the actual
photo. To have the photo returned, please include a stamped, selfaddressed envelope.
Ad sizes: May not be combined to create final or unique sizes –
i.e., two 1/6th page ads may not be combined to create a 1/3 page.
Show ads: Are discounted. Black and white ads for the annual
show are free. Color is discounted.
Layout work: Is provided by the editor, as time permits. Make
sure your copy is legible. Editor will strive for accuracy but the
Trend will not be liable for errors.
Contact Information: Must be provided, including email in case
the editor needs to contact you about your advertisement.
Enclose payment: No advertising will be accepted without full
payment. For multiple insertions, full payment must be received in
advance. Please make sure you state that the payment is for the
TREND advertising or Trendsetters.
Make checks payable to TICA; Accepted credit cards: American
Express, Visa, MasterCard, Discover or Diner’s Club; TICA’s
Paypal Address: [email protected]
The Trend reserves the right to refuse advertising without
explanation and also to alter or amend copy for any cause deemed
proper, including advertising which does not meet our standards.
Ads are accepted without liability for loss/damage.
BORN TO BE A CAT JUDGE?
The answers will be in the next Trend
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Temporary Suspension/Disciplinary
Action List
These lists are current as of the publication deadline (only includes the past five years).
Entry clerks may contact their Regional Director to verify suspension status.
AALTOROSENBAUM, GRACE
ABRAMSON, BEVERLEY
ALEXANDER, ALEX/GEORGIA
ATHERTON, GINGER M
BALDINGER, JANE R
BARBOUR, DANELL L
BAUER, IRA S
BILOTTI, ALECIA A
BOOKBINDER, ANNA-MAE
BOOKBINDER, PAUL S
BRACETTY, TARA
BRASSEAUX, JOYCE
BRENAN, ADDISON W
BREWER, VICKI
BROCKLEBANK, ANN
BRUNELLE, TASHA
BULTMAN, RICHARD L
CAFARO, ALICE K
CAFARO, CHARLES
CALLIER, FRANK
CALLIER, NELDA
CASSALIA, SANDRA
CLOUD, HARRIET
COGGON, ERIN
CONLEY, LISSA
COSSETTE, SANDI
CROWE, ASHLEY
CRUTCHER, SHEILA
DELLARIA, GLORIA
DELLARIA, JON
DREKE, LINDA
DRYSCH, LUPE
DUCKWORTH, DEBORAH A
DUNPHY, JOSEPH C
DYE, SHEILA G
EASTERLING, JONI
EHRHART, KENNETH
ELLIS, BRENDA
EVANS, LEE LAUREN
FEDUNYAK, RUSLAN
FISH, MARILYN
FLEURY, ROBERTA M
FOG, CHRISTOPHER
FOG, RHONDA
FRAZETTI, DARYL
FRENCH, MICHELLE
FUJITA, YASUSHI
FULLER, SHAWN
FURLOTTE, TRACY
GADDIS, VIRGINIA KAYE
GRANT, LINDA
GRASHEL, KATIE D
GREWELL, ARLENE R
GRINGET, GUY
GUSTAFSON, JAN CRISTINA
HADFIELD, MARTIE
HALE, SHANDY
HARPHAM, STEPHANIE
HERLIHY, HELEN M
HODGES, VICKI
HOWARD, MARY LOU
IORLANO, LINDA
JENKINS, KATHLEEN M
JOHNS, KIMBERLY H
JONES, TIMOTHY
JORDAO, ELAINE
KALININA, ELENA
KEARNEY, ERIKA
KELLER, GREGORY
KELLY, KAY
KIM, HYOUNG SEOK
KIM, HYUNG SUK
KOHNO, JUN
KONFRST, ANNETTE
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KORZHEVSKAYA, NATALIA
KUROKAWA, KAZUKO
KUZNETSOWA, IRINA
LAW, ANN
LAWSON, JUDITH ANN
LECLAIR, CAROL S
LEWIS, REBEKAH
LEWIS, TOM
LUFF, TIMOTHY
MALCOLM, JENNIFER JO
MARTIN-BORJA, JENNIFER
MASONER, GINGER
MCCUNE, STEPHANIE
MITCHELL, DEBRA
MOHD DIN, NORAZIAN BT
MOISEEV, ALEXEY
MOORE, SVITLANA
MORI, HATSUE
MORI, KUNIO
MORRIS, SANDRA L
NANKERVIS, JOYCE
NATSUME, MIKI
NICHOLS, RONALD L
NUNLEY, S.H. RUSTY
O'BRIEN, MARY
O'DAY, MARY
OGAWA, MARIA LOREN
OSBORNE, STEPHANIE
PARKER, VANESSA
PETERSEN, RICHARD K
PETERSON, MICHELLE
PETERSON, STEVEN
POMARANSKI, AGATHA
POWERS, JR, JAMES T
POZNIAK, JOLANTA
PRICE, BARBARA
RASMUSSEN, JANET
REXELLE, DEBRA
RICHES, JACKIE
RILEY, PAM
ROSSI, MICHELLE
SALCEDO, ADRIAN
SATHER, TABATHA
SCHWEM, TAMMI
SIVERSON, KATHLEEN ANN
SMITH, J W
SMITH, LACEY
SONNEVILLE, RUTH
STILWELL, DAVID R
STILWELL, TINA
SURYAN, BETH
SWEENEY, DANIEL
TAKAHAMA, MASATOMO
TALLMAN, TAMARA
TAMAYO RUIZ, FELIPE
TASSLER, BYRON W.
TURNER, BRENDA
VAN DUNK, JUDY
VILLOCERO, JONATHAN
WALSH, COURTNEY
WANG, VIVIAN
WEBSTER, KRISTINE
WILLIAMS, JERRI
WILLIAMS, SUSAN
WILSON, LAURA
WREST-JAMES, SUZANNE
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