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1/5/2015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter http://us8.campaignarchive1.com/?u=8c7f0828bbceac1e9103c935f&id=44f576f6d3 1/10 Happy New Year from PCBA! View this email in your browser January 2015 Volume 21 Issue 1 January Meeting: Hives in the ‘Hood Get to know your beekeeping neighbors in our winter community cluster meeting! Rather than have a speaker in January, members will have the chance to meet their beekeeping neighbors and new students in community clusters. Right now, our bees are clustered together. We thought we’d do the same with PCBA members. People can learn where they have common interests and community groups can talk about what bees need this time of the year, and what beekeepers can do during winter. PCBA Member Service committee chair Larry Golden will show how his member database can be used to find mentoring teams, where suppliers are located, and other useful information. We’ve asked suppliers who advertise in our newsletter to be at the meeting, ready to start taking orders for 2015 packages, queens and supplies. We’re lining up some people to lead the cluster discussions. We’ll share results from our recent survey that will guide the Board for its work in 2015. You, the PCBA members, have been clear about the topics that interest you the most and what you’d like to have happen in our meetings. We meet at the Allmendinger Center, WSU Puyallup Campus, 2606 West Pioneer, just West of downtown Puyallup. Classes are from 6:15 – 7:15 PM. The general membership meeting begins at 7:30 PM. Subscribe Share Past Issues Translate

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152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Happy New Year from PCBA View this email in your browser

January 2015 shy Volume 21 shy Issue 1

January Meeting Hives in the lsquoHoodGet to know your beekeeping neighbors in our winter community cluster meeting Rather than have a speaker in January members will have the chance to meet theirbeekeeping neighbors and new students in community clusters Right now our beesare clustered together We thought wersquod do the same with PCBA members Peoplecan learn where they have common interests and community groups can talk aboutwhat bees need this time of the year and what beekeepers can do during winter PCBA Member Service committee chair Larry Golden will show how his memberdatabase can be used to find mentoring teams where suppliers are located and otheruseful information Wersquove asked suppliers who advertise in our newsletter to be at themeeting ready to start taking orders for 2015 packages queens and supplies Wersquorelining up some people to lead the cluster discussions Wersquoll share results from our recent survey that will guide the Board for its work in 2015You the PCBA members have been clear about the topics that interest you the mostand what yoursquod like to have happen in our meetings We meet at the Allmendinger Center WSU Puyallup Campus 2606 West Pioneer justWest of downtown Puyallup Classes are from 615 ndash 715 PM The general membership meeting begins at 730PM

Subscribe Share Past Issues Translate

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The agenda follows

Welcome and Introductions ndash 15 minutes ndash Franclyn Heinecke

Welcome DVD2014 PCBA accomplishments2014 Volunteer Recognition2015 PCBA Board ndash Elected Officers and Committee ChairsVolunteer opportunitiesSummary of Survey Results (view document here)

Hives in the lsquoHood Community Clusters ndash 45 minutes shy Larry Golden

About the PCBA member database and how it will be usedMembers meet new students and neighboring beekeepersAnswer three questions about bees and beekeeping tasks for winterReport out to full group

In the Bee Yard With RenzyHopefully your bees are still alive and well If youve been lucky youve gotten tosee your bees come out and buzz around a bit on the rare warmer days If youhavenrsquot seen any signs of your bees and need some reassurance just place yourear against the back of the box and listen If all is well yoursquoll hear the soft hum ofbees as they cluster to stay warm Just 2 frac12shy3 more months before we begin tosee consistent activity

Lift the back of the hive to check the weight Compare hives of similar sizeIf one of them feels lighter than the others then perhaps itrsquos time to feedthem to ensure they make it through winterCheck the hive entrance for blockage from the buildup of dead bees snowor iceRead a good book on beekeeping If you need bees now is the time to start ordering for arrivals in AprilshyMay Build and repair equipment for the upcoming season On the rainy cold days start looking through bee catalogs What went well last year and where did we go wrong Itrsquos time to startthinking about what we might want to try this year perhaps queen rearingmaking a Nuc or focus on honey production methods

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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PCBA Highlights 2014 Alisa Shorey was named the Washington State Beekeeper of the Year by WSBA Among other contributions at the state and local level Alisa was instrumental inorganizing four consecutive statewide conferences that reached many beekeepers andmade a positive contribution to WSBA Franclyn Heinecke was appointed to serve on the statewide Honey Bee Work Group The legislature directed the Dept of Agriculture to convene this work group to addresschallenges facing beekeepers in Washington and to offer solutions The report is nowfinal and being delivered to the legislature Suwamee Robbins was selected to receive the PCBA Bob Stump Award for hercontinued work and energy to provide bees supplies education information andresources to new and experienced beekeepers Suwamee is married to HarvardRobbins PCBA member with perhaps more years keeping bees than anyone else inPierce County

PCBA Activities and Volunteers in 2014501 (c)3 Nonshyprofit status ndash Michael DeAngeloHoney House Renovations and WSU Campus Adviserndash John ThomasOur thanks to WSU Campus staff who helped John with the renovationsExtractor rentals ndash Bob Pietila John ThomasFunds raised through the spring fair November auction and raffle ndash Alisa ShoreyJohn Timmons Larry Golden Marge Pearson Ginger Carter Sherri Thomasand members who donated to the raffle and auctionRevised website ndash Becky Sundstrom Larry Golden Michael DeAngeloWebsite ndash James Getty Kim KapisOnshyline payments use of credit cards ndash Michael DeAngelo Larry Golden JohnThomasMembership database ndash Larry GoldenMother Earth Fair ndash Alisa ShoreySpeaker logistics ndash Renzy DavenportCedar Creek Inmate apprentice certification ndash Renzy DavenportQueen rearing program ndash Jeff JonesClasses and certifications ndash Louis Matej Renzy Davenport Jim EricksonJames Getty Kim KapisStudent study grant ndash Bob Pietila Jim Erickson Lillian AllredSummer picnic and extraction party ndash Charles Carter Laurence Jungers Bob

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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BennettPCBA panel presenters ndash Harvard Robbins Dennis Carlson AliciaHalbert Franclyn Heinecke Renzy Davenport Kris UrvshyWongHoney Queen Program ndash Kris UrvshyWong Bob Pietila Sarah Jackson QueenElizabeth KrokerNational Honey Princess Visit ndashKris UrvshyWong Bob PietilaAward and recognition plaques ndash Bob PietilaManaging the apiary ndash Gary Moore Jeff Jones Susan Young Crane JasonAndersonSwarm coordination ndash Jeff JonesMentoring ndash Susan Young Crane Ernie Stevenson Larry GoldenNominations and elections ndash Bob PietilaLibrary ndash Hannah Carter Charlie CarterPCBA resources and logistics ndash Bob Pietila Renzy Davenport Charlie CarterCoordination of spring and fall fair staffing ndash Alisa ShoreyHoney Show ndash Bob Bennett judges Kris UrvshyWong Franclyn HeineckeFall fair coordination assistance ndash Alisa Shorey Gary Moore Jim EricksonAndy Matelich PCBA members who helped with setshyup and tearshydown justabout everyone in PCBA for helping to staff the booth and members from PugetSound and Olympia Beekeepers who helped staff the boothQueen bees for the fair ndash Andy MatelichBees for the fair ndash Bob BennettNewsletters ndash Ginger Carter Mike Konschuh and newsletter contributorsHospitality ndash Charlie Carter Laurence JungersChristmas party organization ndash Lisa Garrett Larry Warwick with music byQueen Elizabeth Kroker

PCBA Bylaw Changes At the January 2015 general meeting PCBA members will vote on proposed bylawslanguage changes Any proposed changes must be brought to the generalmembership for three consecutive months The following changes were introducedand discussed at the November meeting included in the December and Januarynewsletters hard copies were made available at the December meeting and will alsobe available at the January meeting The proposed language

Indicates in Article I that PCBA is now a registered 501 (c)3 nonshyprofitorganization Expands Article VI shy Conduct of Business shy to include all voting board members

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Revises in Article VIII who serves on the Board and who may vote on BoardmattersClarifies in Article IX what constitutes a committee chair and an associationvolunteer

The complete text of the proposed bylaw changes can be viewed here

Statewide Honey Bee Work Group Report Due to CCD and the many other difficulties facing beekeepers the 2013 Legislaturedirected the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) to convene a workgroup to address challenges facing beekeepers in Washington and to offer solutionsThe work group looked to raise the strength of our colonies and to increase use ofWashington honeybees to pollinate tree fruits berries and seeds The group metseveral times over the past year The report required by that directive is complete andwill be turned over to the Legislature for action by the end of 2014 A summary of thereport is available here The full report will be made available online as soon as it ispublished

Honey Always Worksby Tina Tyler

Because the bees are taking the winter off and refusing to work I wanted to talk abouthoney As you know herbs have benefits Did you know that the herbal benefits from theoriginal plant cross over from the nectar to the honey I have always grown herbsThey are always there whenever I need them During the holidays I walked back in thedoor in a matter of minutes carrying parsley sage thyme blooming rosemary sorreland wintergreen I call my honey Herbal Honey Honey does not spoil but the other foods do even with refrigeration This shows methat honey inhibits bacteria and fungus It will inhibit bacteria and fungus on my skintoo In medicine honey is a great dressing since water easily removes it It iscomfortable and nonshyadhesive The antibacterial properties of honey are from osmolarity acidity hydrogen peroxideproduction and the floral nectar component The osmolarity kills bacteria and fungus bypulling water from their cells The acidity of honey inhibits the growth of most bacteriaHydrogen peroxide can kill bacteria on contact Honey has a small amount of enzymefrom the beersquos stomach that activates with the glucose when conditions are right

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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hence a small amount with a slow release It is perfect (1)

1) Traynor Joe Honey the Gourmet Medicine p 9shy12

Reports

TreasurerWe had a record auction activity this year with nearly $1200 in revenue Last year wasabout $700 so that is nearly a $500 increase The auction is our second largest sourceof income and as a result is an important event that funds our Association Thank youall who donated items and participated in the auction

Below is the summary for the month of November The main elements of interest arethe Auction and Raffle activities in November We also purchasedfondant for the apiaryto help the bees get through winter The Gallop expense an assessment the board isusing to help plan for 2015

PCBA Income and Expense Reportfor November 2014 Statement Period

Beginning Balance $458689 Ending Balance $595940 Income Amount Expenses AmountMemberships $36000 Payment to WSBA books $6000WSBA books $6000 Transaction fees $2620PCBA HatsPatches $1000 Fondant for Apiary $12539

Donations $1000 Gallop (board memberassessment)

$9990

Raffle $6800 Auction $117600 Income Total $168400 Expenses Total $31149

shy Michael DeAngelo

Secretary

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Tina Tyler has decided not to continue as PCBA secretary She brings a lot to theassociation Were pleased to have had the chance to work with her on the Board andlook forward to her continued involvement with PCBA Her resignation means that there is an opening on the PCBA Board If you are a goodlistener have skills at summarizing a lot of information into succinct minutes have priorexperience with a nonshyprofit Board or want to get more involved in the decision makingof PCBA please let me or Alisa Shorey (Vice President) know Thanks Tina for everything you have and will do for PCBA

shy Francly Heinecke

EducationFirst I am honored and want to thank Franclyn for asking me to fill the Education chairposition Irsquom excited and hopeful what the future holds for the club

Kris UrvshyWong will be facilitating the Journeyman group She is motivated energeticand excited about helping She has some great ideas I think will improve theknowledge of our Journeyman and help get them certified We are trying to make thetransition seamless for those in the Apprentice and Journeyman group and look forways to improve education while remaining under the guidelines set forth by WSBA

If you have any improvement suggestions please let me know I canrsquot promise toimplement them as our resources and what we can do are limited but I assure you Iwill consider them With that being said there may be times we need your help Whenasked please consider volunteering A clubs potential is only limited by the peoplewithin it I am excited for what this New Year holds and look forward to serving you shy Renzy Davenport

ApiaryNothing to report for Swarm or Queen Rearing

Apiary is doing well bees are eating fondant and the numbers look good for this time ofyear

shy Jeff Jones

Membership

PCBA January 2015 Membership ReportActive Members 239

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Comp amp Other Bee Clubs 7Additional Records 91

November meeting attendance 68 New Members Alan Albanese Catherine Carruthers Harold Danner CatherineNelson Laura Steffens Susan Wetherford Amanda Wilde

Member Renewals Michael Henson

Due Oct Mark Adams Ann Church Shannon Cline Elena Gleyzer Richard HolmesBrian Holthe John Inch Jill Jensen Robert Jones Carolynn Jones Edward KetchamJohn Knowles Sheila Lentz Heather Marshall Fred Masella Roger McLhathin LauriMiller Rebecca Nighswonger Keanu Pernorio Cheryl Peterson James RoemhildtJames Smith Gayle Southwell Vikki Stevens Matt Sudo Wayne Ward Alyssa White

Due Nov Wendy Bitney Charity Bodhaine Deborah Davenport Jim Erickson SarahElizabeth Jackson Mike Konschuh Suzanne Lewis Andy Matelich Marin Miller PamMurry Charles Schaffer Chrisine Scott Dan Smith Annette Smith Ellen SumnerSherri Thomas Justin Viene

Due Jan Lillian Allred Jason Anderson Denise Angerman Karen M Boyd SallyBricka Tyler Bridge Laura Brooks Chad Brundage Elsa Buchert Kelly Buck TylerBudge Vivian Chamorro Sharon Charbonnel Candyce Chittenden John ClancyKaren Cota Steve Curtiss Renzy Davenport Joe Delgado Ryan Everett EricaFickeisen Michael Flannigon James Getty Anne Gilman Mandy Gomez AliciaHalbert Karen Hegarty Alister Hunt Blake Hurlbut Susan King Matt Koch ElliottKroker Eric Kuester Laura Lee Hal LeMay Jill Lyons Bridget Macchione DouglasMcDonald Laura McDonald Mark Mietzner Faith Miller David Mitman Tim ModineDeborah Moore Keith Ostlund Sandi Phillips Ronald Plewka Thomas P QuinlarKenneth Quirie Deborah Raynes Deborah Reeve Michelle Reinicke NancySeabourne Mary Settle Charbonnel Sharon Bruce Stelmar David Sturtz RebeccaTaxier Doug Thomas Charles Thornhill Delbert Tomlinson Jenn Trettin Dave TrotterTina Tyler Shelby Vander Molen Doug Watt Ralp Wessels Greg Willits MaruaWinter Lee Woody Rachel Yantzer TimgshyLing Yeh Susan YoungCrane

Upcoming EventsJanuary 5th

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting Hives in the lsquoHood

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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January 20th

600pm shy Executive Board Meeting Board meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

February 2nd

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting

February 14th

1100am shy Apiary Field Day hiveframe building demo at the Honey House

February 17th

600pm shy Executive Board MeetingBoard meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

View complete event information here

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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The agenda follows

Welcome and Introductions ndash 15 minutes ndash Franclyn Heinecke

Welcome DVD2014 PCBA accomplishments2014 Volunteer Recognition2015 PCBA Board ndash Elected Officers and Committee ChairsVolunteer opportunitiesSummary of Survey Results (view document here)

Hives in the lsquoHood Community Clusters ndash 45 minutes shy Larry Golden

About the PCBA member database and how it will be usedMembers meet new students and neighboring beekeepersAnswer three questions about bees and beekeeping tasks for winterReport out to full group

In the Bee Yard With RenzyHopefully your bees are still alive and well If youve been lucky youve gotten tosee your bees come out and buzz around a bit on the rare warmer days If youhavenrsquot seen any signs of your bees and need some reassurance just place yourear against the back of the box and listen If all is well yoursquoll hear the soft hum ofbees as they cluster to stay warm Just 2 frac12shy3 more months before we begin tosee consistent activity

Lift the back of the hive to check the weight Compare hives of similar sizeIf one of them feels lighter than the others then perhaps itrsquos time to feedthem to ensure they make it through winterCheck the hive entrance for blockage from the buildup of dead bees snowor iceRead a good book on beekeeping If you need bees now is the time to start ordering for arrivals in AprilshyMay Build and repair equipment for the upcoming season On the rainy cold days start looking through bee catalogs What went well last year and where did we go wrong Itrsquos time to startthinking about what we might want to try this year perhaps queen rearingmaking a Nuc or focus on honey production methods

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

httpus8campaignshyarchive1comu=8c7f0828bbceac1e9103c935fampid=44f576f6d3 310

PCBA Highlights 2014 Alisa Shorey was named the Washington State Beekeeper of the Year by WSBA Among other contributions at the state and local level Alisa was instrumental inorganizing four consecutive statewide conferences that reached many beekeepers andmade a positive contribution to WSBA Franclyn Heinecke was appointed to serve on the statewide Honey Bee Work Group The legislature directed the Dept of Agriculture to convene this work group to addresschallenges facing beekeepers in Washington and to offer solutions The report is nowfinal and being delivered to the legislature Suwamee Robbins was selected to receive the PCBA Bob Stump Award for hercontinued work and energy to provide bees supplies education information andresources to new and experienced beekeepers Suwamee is married to HarvardRobbins PCBA member with perhaps more years keeping bees than anyone else inPierce County

PCBA Activities and Volunteers in 2014501 (c)3 Nonshyprofit status ndash Michael DeAngeloHoney House Renovations and WSU Campus Adviserndash John ThomasOur thanks to WSU Campus staff who helped John with the renovationsExtractor rentals ndash Bob Pietila John ThomasFunds raised through the spring fair November auction and raffle ndash Alisa ShoreyJohn Timmons Larry Golden Marge Pearson Ginger Carter Sherri Thomasand members who donated to the raffle and auctionRevised website ndash Becky Sundstrom Larry Golden Michael DeAngeloWebsite ndash James Getty Kim KapisOnshyline payments use of credit cards ndash Michael DeAngelo Larry Golden JohnThomasMembership database ndash Larry GoldenMother Earth Fair ndash Alisa ShoreySpeaker logistics ndash Renzy DavenportCedar Creek Inmate apprentice certification ndash Renzy DavenportQueen rearing program ndash Jeff JonesClasses and certifications ndash Louis Matej Renzy Davenport Jim EricksonJames Getty Kim KapisStudent study grant ndash Bob Pietila Jim Erickson Lillian AllredSummer picnic and extraction party ndash Charles Carter Laurence Jungers Bob

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

httpus8campaignshyarchive1comu=8c7f0828bbceac1e9103c935fampid=44f576f6d3 410

BennettPCBA panel presenters ndash Harvard Robbins Dennis Carlson AliciaHalbert Franclyn Heinecke Renzy Davenport Kris UrvshyWongHoney Queen Program ndash Kris UrvshyWong Bob Pietila Sarah Jackson QueenElizabeth KrokerNational Honey Princess Visit ndashKris UrvshyWong Bob PietilaAward and recognition plaques ndash Bob PietilaManaging the apiary ndash Gary Moore Jeff Jones Susan Young Crane JasonAndersonSwarm coordination ndash Jeff JonesMentoring ndash Susan Young Crane Ernie Stevenson Larry GoldenNominations and elections ndash Bob PietilaLibrary ndash Hannah Carter Charlie CarterPCBA resources and logistics ndash Bob Pietila Renzy Davenport Charlie CarterCoordination of spring and fall fair staffing ndash Alisa ShoreyHoney Show ndash Bob Bennett judges Kris UrvshyWong Franclyn HeineckeFall fair coordination assistance ndash Alisa Shorey Gary Moore Jim EricksonAndy Matelich PCBA members who helped with setshyup and tearshydown justabout everyone in PCBA for helping to staff the booth and members from PugetSound and Olympia Beekeepers who helped staff the boothQueen bees for the fair ndash Andy MatelichBees for the fair ndash Bob BennettNewsletters ndash Ginger Carter Mike Konschuh and newsletter contributorsHospitality ndash Charlie Carter Laurence JungersChristmas party organization ndash Lisa Garrett Larry Warwick with music byQueen Elizabeth Kroker

PCBA Bylaw Changes At the January 2015 general meeting PCBA members will vote on proposed bylawslanguage changes Any proposed changes must be brought to the generalmembership for three consecutive months The following changes were introducedand discussed at the November meeting included in the December and Januarynewsletters hard copies were made available at the December meeting and will alsobe available at the January meeting The proposed language

Indicates in Article I that PCBA is now a registered 501 (c)3 nonshyprofitorganization Expands Article VI shy Conduct of Business shy to include all voting board members

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

httpus8campaignshyarchive1comu=8c7f0828bbceac1e9103c935fampid=44f576f6d3 510

Revises in Article VIII who serves on the Board and who may vote on BoardmattersClarifies in Article IX what constitutes a committee chair and an associationvolunteer

The complete text of the proposed bylaw changes can be viewed here

Statewide Honey Bee Work Group Report Due to CCD and the many other difficulties facing beekeepers the 2013 Legislaturedirected the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) to convene a workgroup to address challenges facing beekeepers in Washington and to offer solutionsThe work group looked to raise the strength of our colonies and to increase use ofWashington honeybees to pollinate tree fruits berries and seeds The group metseveral times over the past year The report required by that directive is complete andwill be turned over to the Legislature for action by the end of 2014 A summary of thereport is available here The full report will be made available online as soon as it ispublished

Honey Always Worksby Tina Tyler

Because the bees are taking the winter off and refusing to work I wanted to talk abouthoney As you know herbs have benefits Did you know that the herbal benefits from theoriginal plant cross over from the nectar to the honey I have always grown herbsThey are always there whenever I need them During the holidays I walked back in thedoor in a matter of minutes carrying parsley sage thyme blooming rosemary sorreland wintergreen I call my honey Herbal Honey Honey does not spoil but the other foods do even with refrigeration This shows methat honey inhibits bacteria and fungus It will inhibit bacteria and fungus on my skintoo In medicine honey is a great dressing since water easily removes it It iscomfortable and nonshyadhesive The antibacterial properties of honey are from osmolarity acidity hydrogen peroxideproduction and the floral nectar component The osmolarity kills bacteria and fungus bypulling water from their cells The acidity of honey inhibits the growth of most bacteriaHydrogen peroxide can kill bacteria on contact Honey has a small amount of enzymefrom the beersquos stomach that activates with the glucose when conditions are right

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

httpus8campaignshyarchive1comu=8c7f0828bbceac1e9103c935fampid=44f576f6d3 610

hence a small amount with a slow release It is perfect (1)

1) Traynor Joe Honey the Gourmet Medicine p 9shy12

Reports

TreasurerWe had a record auction activity this year with nearly $1200 in revenue Last year wasabout $700 so that is nearly a $500 increase The auction is our second largest sourceof income and as a result is an important event that funds our Association Thank youall who donated items and participated in the auction

Below is the summary for the month of November The main elements of interest arethe Auction and Raffle activities in November We also purchasedfondant for the apiaryto help the bees get through winter The Gallop expense an assessment the board isusing to help plan for 2015

PCBA Income and Expense Reportfor November 2014 Statement Period

Beginning Balance $458689 Ending Balance $595940 Income Amount Expenses AmountMemberships $36000 Payment to WSBA books $6000WSBA books $6000 Transaction fees $2620PCBA HatsPatches $1000 Fondant for Apiary $12539

Donations $1000 Gallop (board memberassessment)

$9990

Raffle $6800 Auction $117600 Income Total $168400 Expenses Total $31149

shy Michael DeAngelo

Secretary

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Tina Tyler has decided not to continue as PCBA secretary She brings a lot to theassociation Were pleased to have had the chance to work with her on the Board andlook forward to her continued involvement with PCBA Her resignation means that there is an opening on the PCBA Board If you are a goodlistener have skills at summarizing a lot of information into succinct minutes have priorexperience with a nonshyprofit Board or want to get more involved in the decision makingof PCBA please let me or Alisa Shorey (Vice President) know Thanks Tina for everything you have and will do for PCBA

shy Francly Heinecke

EducationFirst I am honored and want to thank Franclyn for asking me to fill the Education chairposition Irsquom excited and hopeful what the future holds for the club

Kris UrvshyWong will be facilitating the Journeyman group She is motivated energeticand excited about helping She has some great ideas I think will improve theknowledge of our Journeyman and help get them certified We are trying to make thetransition seamless for those in the Apprentice and Journeyman group and look forways to improve education while remaining under the guidelines set forth by WSBA

If you have any improvement suggestions please let me know I canrsquot promise toimplement them as our resources and what we can do are limited but I assure you Iwill consider them With that being said there may be times we need your help Whenasked please consider volunteering A clubs potential is only limited by the peoplewithin it I am excited for what this New Year holds and look forward to serving you shy Renzy Davenport

ApiaryNothing to report for Swarm or Queen Rearing

Apiary is doing well bees are eating fondant and the numbers look good for this time ofyear

shy Jeff Jones

Membership

PCBA January 2015 Membership ReportActive Members 239

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

httpus8campaignshyarchive1comu=8c7f0828bbceac1e9103c935fampid=44f576f6d3 810

Comp amp Other Bee Clubs 7Additional Records 91

November meeting attendance 68 New Members Alan Albanese Catherine Carruthers Harold Danner CatherineNelson Laura Steffens Susan Wetherford Amanda Wilde

Member Renewals Michael Henson

Due Oct Mark Adams Ann Church Shannon Cline Elena Gleyzer Richard HolmesBrian Holthe John Inch Jill Jensen Robert Jones Carolynn Jones Edward KetchamJohn Knowles Sheila Lentz Heather Marshall Fred Masella Roger McLhathin LauriMiller Rebecca Nighswonger Keanu Pernorio Cheryl Peterson James RoemhildtJames Smith Gayle Southwell Vikki Stevens Matt Sudo Wayne Ward Alyssa White

Due Nov Wendy Bitney Charity Bodhaine Deborah Davenport Jim Erickson SarahElizabeth Jackson Mike Konschuh Suzanne Lewis Andy Matelich Marin Miller PamMurry Charles Schaffer Chrisine Scott Dan Smith Annette Smith Ellen SumnerSherri Thomas Justin Viene

Due Jan Lillian Allred Jason Anderson Denise Angerman Karen M Boyd SallyBricka Tyler Bridge Laura Brooks Chad Brundage Elsa Buchert Kelly Buck TylerBudge Vivian Chamorro Sharon Charbonnel Candyce Chittenden John ClancyKaren Cota Steve Curtiss Renzy Davenport Joe Delgado Ryan Everett EricaFickeisen Michael Flannigon James Getty Anne Gilman Mandy Gomez AliciaHalbert Karen Hegarty Alister Hunt Blake Hurlbut Susan King Matt Koch ElliottKroker Eric Kuester Laura Lee Hal LeMay Jill Lyons Bridget Macchione DouglasMcDonald Laura McDonald Mark Mietzner Faith Miller David Mitman Tim ModineDeborah Moore Keith Ostlund Sandi Phillips Ronald Plewka Thomas P QuinlarKenneth Quirie Deborah Raynes Deborah Reeve Michelle Reinicke NancySeabourne Mary Settle Charbonnel Sharon Bruce Stelmar David Sturtz RebeccaTaxier Doug Thomas Charles Thornhill Delbert Tomlinson Jenn Trettin Dave TrotterTina Tyler Shelby Vander Molen Doug Watt Ralp Wessels Greg Willits MaruaWinter Lee Woody Rachel Yantzer TimgshyLing Yeh Susan YoungCrane

Upcoming EventsJanuary 5th

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting Hives in the lsquoHood

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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January 20th

600pm shy Executive Board Meeting Board meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

February 2nd

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting

February 14th

1100am shy Apiary Field Day hiveframe building demo at the Honey House

February 17th

600pm shy Executive Board MeetingBoard meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

View complete event information here

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

httpus8campaignshyarchive1comu=8c7f0828bbceac1e9103c935fampid=44f576f6d3 1010

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PCBA Highlights 2014 Alisa Shorey was named the Washington State Beekeeper of the Year by WSBA Among other contributions at the state and local level Alisa was instrumental inorganizing four consecutive statewide conferences that reached many beekeepers andmade a positive contribution to WSBA Franclyn Heinecke was appointed to serve on the statewide Honey Bee Work Group The legislature directed the Dept of Agriculture to convene this work group to addresschallenges facing beekeepers in Washington and to offer solutions The report is nowfinal and being delivered to the legislature Suwamee Robbins was selected to receive the PCBA Bob Stump Award for hercontinued work and energy to provide bees supplies education information andresources to new and experienced beekeepers Suwamee is married to HarvardRobbins PCBA member with perhaps more years keeping bees than anyone else inPierce County

PCBA Activities and Volunteers in 2014501 (c)3 Nonshyprofit status ndash Michael DeAngeloHoney House Renovations and WSU Campus Adviserndash John ThomasOur thanks to WSU Campus staff who helped John with the renovationsExtractor rentals ndash Bob Pietila John ThomasFunds raised through the spring fair November auction and raffle ndash Alisa ShoreyJohn Timmons Larry Golden Marge Pearson Ginger Carter Sherri Thomasand members who donated to the raffle and auctionRevised website ndash Becky Sundstrom Larry Golden Michael DeAngeloWebsite ndash James Getty Kim KapisOnshyline payments use of credit cards ndash Michael DeAngelo Larry Golden JohnThomasMembership database ndash Larry GoldenMother Earth Fair ndash Alisa ShoreySpeaker logistics ndash Renzy DavenportCedar Creek Inmate apprentice certification ndash Renzy DavenportQueen rearing program ndash Jeff JonesClasses and certifications ndash Louis Matej Renzy Davenport Jim EricksonJames Getty Kim KapisStudent study grant ndash Bob Pietila Jim Erickson Lillian AllredSummer picnic and extraction party ndash Charles Carter Laurence Jungers Bob

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BennettPCBA panel presenters ndash Harvard Robbins Dennis Carlson AliciaHalbert Franclyn Heinecke Renzy Davenport Kris UrvshyWongHoney Queen Program ndash Kris UrvshyWong Bob Pietila Sarah Jackson QueenElizabeth KrokerNational Honey Princess Visit ndashKris UrvshyWong Bob PietilaAward and recognition plaques ndash Bob PietilaManaging the apiary ndash Gary Moore Jeff Jones Susan Young Crane JasonAndersonSwarm coordination ndash Jeff JonesMentoring ndash Susan Young Crane Ernie Stevenson Larry GoldenNominations and elections ndash Bob PietilaLibrary ndash Hannah Carter Charlie CarterPCBA resources and logistics ndash Bob Pietila Renzy Davenport Charlie CarterCoordination of spring and fall fair staffing ndash Alisa ShoreyHoney Show ndash Bob Bennett judges Kris UrvshyWong Franclyn HeineckeFall fair coordination assistance ndash Alisa Shorey Gary Moore Jim EricksonAndy Matelich PCBA members who helped with setshyup and tearshydown justabout everyone in PCBA for helping to staff the booth and members from PugetSound and Olympia Beekeepers who helped staff the boothQueen bees for the fair ndash Andy MatelichBees for the fair ndash Bob BennettNewsletters ndash Ginger Carter Mike Konschuh and newsletter contributorsHospitality ndash Charlie Carter Laurence JungersChristmas party organization ndash Lisa Garrett Larry Warwick with music byQueen Elizabeth Kroker

PCBA Bylaw Changes At the January 2015 general meeting PCBA members will vote on proposed bylawslanguage changes Any proposed changes must be brought to the generalmembership for three consecutive months The following changes were introducedand discussed at the November meeting included in the December and Januarynewsletters hard copies were made available at the December meeting and will alsobe available at the January meeting The proposed language

Indicates in Article I that PCBA is now a registered 501 (c)3 nonshyprofitorganization Expands Article VI shy Conduct of Business shy to include all voting board members

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Revises in Article VIII who serves on the Board and who may vote on BoardmattersClarifies in Article IX what constitutes a committee chair and an associationvolunteer

The complete text of the proposed bylaw changes can be viewed here

Statewide Honey Bee Work Group Report Due to CCD and the many other difficulties facing beekeepers the 2013 Legislaturedirected the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) to convene a workgroup to address challenges facing beekeepers in Washington and to offer solutionsThe work group looked to raise the strength of our colonies and to increase use ofWashington honeybees to pollinate tree fruits berries and seeds The group metseveral times over the past year The report required by that directive is complete andwill be turned over to the Legislature for action by the end of 2014 A summary of thereport is available here The full report will be made available online as soon as it ispublished

Honey Always Worksby Tina Tyler

Because the bees are taking the winter off and refusing to work I wanted to talk abouthoney As you know herbs have benefits Did you know that the herbal benefits from theoriginal plant cross over from the nectar to the honey I have always grown herbsThey are always there whenever I need them During the holidays I walked back in thedoor in a matter of minutes carrying parsley sage thyme blooming rosemary sorreland wintergreen I call my honey Herbal Honey Honey does not spoil but the other foods do even with refrigeration This shows methat honey inhibits bacteria and fungus It will inhibit bacteria and fungus on my skintoo In medicine honey is a great dressing since water easily removes it It iscomfortable and nonshyadhesive The antibacterial properties of honey are from osmolarity acidity hydrogen peroxideproduction and the floral nectar component The osmolarity kills bacteria and fungus bypulling water from their cells The acidity of honey inhibits the growth of most bacteriaHydrogen peroxide can kill bacteria on contact Honey has a small amount of enzymefrom the beersquos stomach that activates with the glucose when conditions are right

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1) Traynor Joe Honey the Gourmet Medicine p 9shy12

Reports

TreasurerWe had a record auction activity this year with nearly $1200 in revenue Last year wasabout $700 so that is nearly a $500 increase The auction is our second largest sourceof income and as a result is an important event that funds our Association Thank youall who donated items and participated in the auction

Below is the summary for the month of November The main elements of interest arethe Auction and Raffle activities in November We also purchasedfondant for the apiaryto help the bees get through winter The Gallop expense an assessment the board isusing to help plan for 2015

PCBA Income and Expense Reportfor November 2014 Statement Period

Beginning Balance $458689 Ending Balance $595940 Income Amount Expenses AmountMemberships $36000 Payment to WSBA books $6000WSBA books $6000 Transaction fees $2620PCBA HatsPatches $1000 Fondant for Apiary $12539

Donations $1000 Gallop (board memberassessment)

$9990

Raffle $6800 Auction $117600 Income Total $168400 Expenses Total $31149

shy Michael DeAngelo

Secretary

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Tina Tyler has decided not to continue as PCBA secretary She brings a lot to theassociation Were pleased to have had the chance to work with her on the Board andlook forward to her continued involvement with PCBA Her resignation means that there is an opening on the PCBA Board If you are a goodlistener have skills at summarizing a lot of information into succinct minutes have priorexperience with a nonshyprofit Board or want to get more involved in the decision makingof PCBA please let me or Alisa Shorey (Vice President) know Thanks Tina for everything you have and will do for PCBA

shy Francly Heinecke

EducationFirst I am honored and want to thank Franclyn for asking me to fill the Education chairposition Irsquom excited and hopeful what the future holds for the club

Kris UrvshyWong will be facilitating the Journeyman group She is motivated energeticand excited about helping She has some great ideas I think will improve theknowledge of our Journeyman and help get them certified We are trying to make thetransition seamless for those in the Apprentice and Journeyman group and look forways to improve education while remaining under the guidelines set forth by WSBA

If you have any improvement suggestions please let me know I canrsquot promise toimplement them as our resources and what we can do are limited but I assure you Iwill consider them With that being said there may be times we need your help Whenasked please consider volunteering A clubs potential is only limited by the peoplewithin it I am excited for what this New Year holds and look forward to serving you shy Renzy Davenport

ApiaryNothing to report for Swarm or Queen Rearing

Apiary is doing well bees are eating fondant and the numbers look good for this time ofyear

shy Jeff Jones

Membership

PCBA January 2015 Membership ReportActive Members 239

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Comp amp Other Bee Clubs 7Additional Records 91

November meeting attendance 68 New Members Alan Albanese Catherine Carruthers Harold Danner CatherineNelson Laura Steffens Susan Wetherford Amanda Wilde

Member Renewals Michael Henson

Due Oct Mark Adams Ann Church Shannon Cline Elena Gleyzer Richard HolmesBrian Holthe John Inch Jill Jensen Robert Jones Carolynn Jones Edward KetchamJohn Knowles Sheila Lentz Heather Marshall Fred Masella Roger McLhathin LauriMiller Rebecca Nighswonger Keanu Pernorio Cheryl Peterson James RoemhildtJames Smith Gayle Southwell Vikki Stevens Matt Sudo Wayne Ward Alyssa White

Due Nov Wendy Bitney Charity Bodhaine Deborah Davenport Jim Erickson SarahElizabeth Jackson Mike Konschuh Suzanne Lewis Andy Matelich Marin Miller PamMurry Charles Schaffer Chrisine Scott Dan Smith Annette Smith Ellen SumnerSherri Thomas Justin Viene

Due Jan Lillian Allred Jason Anderson Denise Angerman Karen M Boyd SallyBricka Tyler Bridge Laura Brooks Chad Brundage Elsa Buchert Kelly Buck TylerBudge Vivian Chamorro Sharon Charbonnel Candyce Chittenden John ClancyKaren Cota Steve Curtiss Renzy Davenport Joe Delgado Ryan Everett EricaFickeisen Michael Flannigon James Getty Anne Gilman Mandy Gomez AliciaHalbert Karen Hegarty Alister Hunt Blake Hurlbut Susan King Matt Koch ElliottKroker Eric Kuester Laura Lee Hal LeMay Jill Lyons Bridget Macchione DouglasMcDonald Laura McDonald Mark Mietzner Faith Miller David Mitman Tim ModineDeborah Moore Keith Ostlund Sandi Phillips Ronald Plewka Thomas P QuinlarKenneth Quirie Deborah Raynes Deborah Reeve Michelle Reinicke NancySeabourne Mary Settle Charbonnel Sharon Bruce Stelmar David Sturtz RebeccaTaxier Doug Thomas Charles Thornhill Delbert Tomlinson Jenn Trettin Dave TrotterTina Tyler Shelby Vander Molen Doug Watt Ralp Wessels Greg Willits MaruaWinter Lee Woody Rachel Yantzer TimgshyLing Yeh Susan YoungCrane

Upcoming EventsJanuary 5th

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting Hives in the lsquoHood

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January 20th

600pm shy Executive Board Meeting Board meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

February 2nd

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting

February 14th

1100am shy Apiary Field Day hiveframe building demo at the Honey House

February 17th

600pm shy Executive Board MeetingBoard meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

View complete event information here

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BennettPCBA panel presenters ndash Harvard Robbins Dennis Carlson AliciaHalbert Franclyn Heinecke Renzy Davenport Kris UrvshyWongHoney Queen Program ndash Kris UrvshyWong Bob Pietila Sarah Jackson QueenElizabeth KrokerNational Honey Princess Visit ndashKris UrvshyWong Bob PietilaAward and recognition plaques ndash Bob PietilaManaging the apiary ndash Gary Moore Jeff Jones Susan Young Crane JasonAndersonSwarm coordination ndash Jeff JonesMentoring ndash Susan Young Crane Ernie Stevenson Larry GoldenNominations and elections ndash Bob PietilaLibrary ndash Hannah Carter Charlie CarterPCBA resources and logistics ndash Bob Pietila Renzy Davenport Charlie CarterCoordination of spring and fall fair staffing ndash Alisa ShoreyHoney Show ndash Bob Bennett judges Kris UrvshyWong Franclyn HeineckeFall fair coordination assistance ndash Alisa Shorey Gary Moore Jim EricksonAndy Matelich PCBA members who helped with setshyup and tearshydown justabout everyone in PCBA for helping to staff the booth and members from PugetSound and Olympia Beekeepers who helped staff the boothQueen bees for the fair ndash Andy MatelichBees for the fair ndash Bob BennettNewsletters ndash Ginger Carter Mike Konschuh and newsletter contributorsHospitality ndash Charlie Carter Laurence JungersChristmas party organization ndash Lisa Garrett Larry Warwick with music byQueen Elizabeth Kroker

PCBA Bylaw Changes At the January 2015 general meeting PCBA members will vote on proposed bylawslanguage changes Any proposed changes must be brought to the generalmembership for three consecutive months The following changes were introducedand discussed at the November meeting included in the December and Januarynewsletters hard copies were made available at the December meeting and will alsobe available at the January meeting The proposed language

Indicates in Article I that PCBA is now a registered 501 (c)3 nonshyprofitorganization Expands Article VI shy Conduct of Business shy to include all voting board members

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Revises in Article VIII who serves on the Board and who may vote on BoardmattersClarifies in Article IX what constitutes a committee chair and an associationvolunteer

The complete text of the proposed bylaw changes can be viewed here

Statewide Honey Bee Work Group Report Due to CCD and the many other difficulties facing beekeepers the 2013 Legislaturedirected the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) to convene a workgroup to address challenges facing beekeepers in Washington and to offer solutionsThe work group looked to raise the strength of our colonies and to increase use ofWashington honeybees to pollinate tree fruits berries and seeds The group metseveral times over the past year The report required by that directive is complete andwill be turned over to the Legislature for action by the end of 2014 A summary of thereport is available here The full report will be made available online as soon as it ispublished

Honey Always Worksby Tina Tyler

Because the bees are taking the winter off and refusing to work I wanted to talk abouthoney As you know herbs have benefits Did you know that the herbal benefits from theoriginal plant cross over from the nectar to the honey I have always grown herbsThey are always there whenever I need them During the holidays I walked back in thedoor in a matter of minutes carrying parsley sage thyme blooming rosemary sorreland wintergreen I call my honey Herbal Honey Honey does not spoil but the other foods do even with refrigeration This shows methat honey inhibits bacteria and fungus It will inhibit bacteria and fungus on my skintoo In medicine honey is a great dressing since water easily removes it It iscomfortable and nonshyadhesive The antibacterial properties of honey are from osmolarity acidity hydrogen peroxideproduction and the floral nectar component The osmolarity kills bacteria and fungus bypulling water from their cells The acidity of honey inhibits the growth of most bacteriaHydrogen peroxide can kill bacteria on contact Honey has a small amount of enzymefrom the beersquos stomach that activates with the glucose when conditions are right

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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hence a small amount with a slow release It is perfect (1)

1) Traynor Joe Honey the Gourmet Medicine p 9shy12

Reports

TreasurerWe had a record auction activity this year with nearly $1200 in revenue Last year wasabout $700 so that is nearly a $500 increase The auction is our second largest sourceof income and as a result is an important event that funds our Association Thank youall who donated items and participated in the auction

Below is the summary for the month of November The main elements of interest arethe Auction and Raffle activities in November We also purchasedfondant for the apiaryto help the bees get through winter The Gallop expense an assessment the board isusing to help plan for 2015

PCBA Income and Expense Reportfor November 2014 Statement Period

Beginning Balance $458689 Ending Balance $595940 Income Amount Expenses AmountMemberships $36000 Payment to WSBA books $6000WSBA books $6000 Transaction fees $2620PCBA HatsPatches $1000 Fondant for Apiary $12539

Donations $1000 Gallop (board memberassessment)

$9990

Raffle $6800 Auction $117600 Income Total $168400 Expenses Total $31149

shy Michael DeAngelo

Secretary

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Tina Tyler has decided not to continue as PCBA secretary She brings a lot to theassociation Were pleased to have had the chance to work with her on the Board andlook forward to her continued involvement with PCBA Her resignation means that there is an opening on the PCBA Board If you are a goodlistener have skills at summarizing a lot of information into succinct minutes have priorexperience with a nonshyprofit Board or want to get more involved in the decision makingof PCBA please let me or Alisa Shorey (Vice President) know Thanks Tina for everything you have and will do for PCBA

shy Francly Heinecke

EducationFirst I am honored and want to thank Franclyn for asking me to fill the Education chairposition Irsquom excited and hopeful what the future holds for the club

Kris UrvshyWong will be facilitating the Journeyman group She is motivated energeticand excited about helping She has some great ideas I think will improve theknowledge of our Journeyman and help get them certified We are trying to make thetransition seamless for those in the Apprentice and Journeyman group and look forways to improve education while remaining under the guidelines set forth by WSBA

If you have any improvement suggestions please let me know I canrsquot promise toimplement them as our resources and what we can do are limited but I assure you Iwill consider them With that being said there may be times we need your help Whenasked please consider volunteering A clubs potential is only limited by the peoplewithin it I am excited for what this New Year holds and look forward to serving you shy Renzy Davenport

ApiaryNothing to report for Swarm or Queen Rearing

Apiary is doing well bees are eating fondant and the numbers look good for this time ofyear

shy Jeff Jones

Membership

PCBA January 2015 Membership ReportActive Members 239

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Comp amp Other Bee Clubs 7Additional Records 91

November meeting attendance 68 New Members Alan Albanese Catherine Carruthers Harold Danner CatherineNelson Laura Steffens Susan Wetherford Amanda Wilde

Member Renewals Michael Henson

Due Oct Mark Adams Ann Church Shannon Cline Elena Gleyzer Richard HolmesBrian Holthe John Inch Jill Jensen Robert Jones Carolynn Jones Edward KetchamJohn Knowles Sheila Lentz Heather Marshall Fred Masella Roger McLhathin LauriMiller Rebecca Nighswonger Keanu Pernorio Cheryl Peterson James RoemhildtJames Smith Gayle Southwell Vikki Stevens Matt Sudo Wayne Ward Alyssa White

Due Nov Wendy Bitney Charity Bodhaine Deborah Davenport Jim Erickson SarahElizabeth Jackson Mike Konschuh Suzanne Lewis Andy Matelich Marin Miller PamMurry Charles Schaffer Chrisine Scott Dan Smith Annette Smith Ellen SumnerSherri Thomas Justin Viene

Due Jan Lillian Allred Jason Anderson Denise Angerman Karen M Boyd SallyBricka Tyler Bridge Laura Brooks Chad Brundage Elsa Buchert Kelly Buck TylerBudge Vivian Chamorro Sharon Charbonnel Candyce Chittenden John ClancyKaren Cota Steve Curtiss Renzy Davenport Joe Delgado Ryan Everett EricaFickeisen Michael Flannigon James Getty Anne Gilman Mandy Gomez AliciaHalbert Karen Hegarty Alister Hunt Blake Hurlbut Susan King Matt Koch ElliottKroker Eric Kuester Laura Lee Hal LeMay Jill Lyons Bridget Macchione DouglasMcDonald Laura McDonald Mark Mietzner Faith Miller David Mitman Tim ModineDeborah Moore Keith Ostlund Sandi Phillips Ronald Plewka Thomas P QuinlarKenneth Quirie Deborah Raynes Deborah Reeve Michelle Reinicke NancySeabourne Mary Settle Charbonnel Sharon Bruce Stelmar David Sturtz RebeccaTaxier Doug Thomas Charles Thornhill Delbert Tomlinson Jenn Trettin Dave TrotterTina Tyler Shelby Vander Molen Doug Watt Ralp Wessels Greg Willits MaruaWinter Lee Woody Rachel Yantzer TimgshyLing Yeh Susan YoungCrane

Upcoming EventsJanuary 5th

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting Hives in the lsquoHood

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January 20th

600pm shy Executive Board Meeting Board meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

February 2nd

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting

February 14th

1100am shy Apiary Field Day hiveframe building demo at the Honey House

February 17th

600pm shy Executive Board MeetingBoard meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

View complete event information here

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Revises in Article VIII who serves on the Board and who may vote on BoardmattersClarifies in Article IX what constitutes a committee chair and an associationvolunteer

The complete text of the proposed bylaw changes can be viewed here

Statewide Honey Bee Work Group Report Due to CCD and the many other difficulties facing beekeepers the 2013 Legislaturedirected the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) to convene a workgroup to address challenges facing beekeepers in Washington and to offer solutionsThe work group looked to raise the strength of our colonies and to increase use ofWashington honeybees to pollinate tree fruits berries and seeds The group metseveral times over the past year The report required by that directive is complete andwill be turned over to the Legislature for action by the end of 2014 A summary of thereport is available here The full report will be made available online as soon as it ispublished

Honey Always Worksby Tina Tyler

Because the bees are taking the winter off and refusing to work I wanted to talk abouthoney As you know herbs have benefits Did you know that the herbal benefits from theoriginal plant cross over from the nectar to the honey I have always grown herbsThey are always there whenever I need them During the holidays I walked back in thedoor in a matter of minutes carrying parsley sage thyme blooming rosemary sorreland wintergreen I call my honey Herbal Honey Honey does not spoil but the other foods do even with refrigeration This shows methat honey inhibits bacteria and fungus It will inhibit bacteria and fungus on my skintoo In medicine honey is a great dressing since water easily removes it It iscomfortable and nonshyadhesive The antibacterial properties of honey are from osmolarity acidity hydrogen peroxideproduction and the floral nectar component The osmolarity kills bacteria and fungus bypulling water from their cells The acidity of honey inhibits the growth of most bacteriaHydrogen peroxide can kill bacteria on contact Honey has a small amount of enzymefrom the beersquos stomach that activates with the glucose when conditions are right

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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hence a small amount with a slow release It is perfect (1)

1) Traynor Joe Honey the Gourmet Medicine p 9shy12

Reports

TreasurerWe had a record auction activity this year with nearly $1200 in revenue Last year wasabout $700 so that is nearly a $500 increase The auction is our second largest sourceof income and as a result is an important event that funds our Association Thank youall who donated items and participated in the auction

Below is the summary for the month of November The main elements of interest arethe Auction and Raffle activities in November We also purchasedfondant for the apiaryto help the bees get through winter The Gallop expense an assessment the board isusing to help plan for 2015

PCBA Income and Expense Reportfor November 2014 Statement Period

Beginning Balance $458689 Ending Balance $595940 Income Amount Expenses AmountMemberships $36000 Payment to WSBA books $6000WSBA books $6000 Transaction fees $2620PCBA HatsPatches $1000 Fondant for Apiary $12539

Donations $1000 Gallop (board memberassessment)

$9990

Raffle $6800 Auction $117600 Income Total $168400 Expenses Total $31149

shy Michael DeAngelo

Secretary

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Tina Tyler has decided not to continue as PCBA secretary She brings a lot to theassociation Were pleased to have had the chance to work with her on the Board andlook forward to her continued involvement with PCBA Her resignation means that there is an opening on the PCBA Board If you are a goodlistener have skills at summarizing a lot of information into succinct minutes have priorexperience with a nonshyprofit Board or want to get more involved in the decision makingof PCBA please let me or Alisa Shorey (Vice President) know Thanks Tina for everything you have and will do for PCBA

shy Francly Heinecke

EducationFirst I am honored and want to thank Franclyn for asking me to fill the Education chairposition Irsquom excited and hopeful what the future holds for the club

Kris UrvshyWong will be facilitating the Journeyman group She is motivated energeticand excited about helping She has some great ideas I think will improve theknowledge of our Journeyman and help get them certified We are trying to make thetransition seamless for those in the Apprentice and Journeyman group and look forways to improve education while remaining under the guidelines set forth by WSBA

If you have any improvement suggestions please let me know I canrsquot promise toimplement them as our resources and what we can do are limited but I assure you Iwill consider them With that being said there may be times we need your help Whenasked please consider volunteering A clubs potential is only limited by the peoplewithin it I am excited for what this New Year holds and look forward to serving you shy Renzy Davenport

ApiaryNothing to report for Swarm or Queen Rearing

Apiary is doing well bees are eating fondant and the numbers look good for this time ofyear

shy Jeff Jones

Membership

PCBA January 2015 Membership ReportActive Members 239

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Comp amp Other Bee Clubs 7Additional Records 91

November meeting attendance 68 New Members Alan Albanese Catherine Carruthers Harold Danner CatherineNelson Laura Steffens Susan Wetherford Amanda Wilde

Member Renewals Michael Henson

Due Oct Mark Adams Ann Church Shannon Cline Elena Gleyzer Richard HolmesBrian Holthe John Inch Jill Jensen Robert Jones Carolynn Jones Edward KetchamJohn Knowles Sheila Lentz Heather Marshall Fred Masella Roger McLhathin LauriMiller Rebecca Nighswonger Keanu Pernorio Cheryl Peterson James RoemhildtJames Smith Gayle Southwell Vikki Stevens Matt Sudo Wayne Ward Alyssa White

Due Nov Wendy Bitney Charity Bodhaine Deborah Davenport Jim Erickson SarahElizabeth Jackson Mike Konschuh Suzanne Lewis Andy Matelich Marin Miller PamMurry Charles Schaffer Chrisine Scott Dan Smith Annette Smith Ellen SumnerSherri Thomas Justin Viene

Due Jan Lillian Allred Jason Anderson Denise Angerman Karen M Boyd SallyBricka Tyler Bridge Laura Brooks Chad Brundage Elsa Buchert Kelly Buck TylerBudge Vivian Chamorro Sharon Charbonnel Candyce Chittenden John ClancyKaren Cota Steve Curtiss Renzy Davenport Joe Delgado Ryan Everett EricaFickeisen Michael Flannigon James Getty Anne Gilman Mandy Gomez AliciaHalbert Karen Hegarty Alister Hunt Blake Hurlbut Susan King Matt Koch ElliottKroker Eric Kuester Laura Lee Hal LeMay Jill Lyons Bridget Macchione DouglasMcDonald Laura McDonald Mark Mietzner Faith Miller David Mitman Tim ModineDeborah Moore Keith Ostlund Sandi Phillips Ronald Plewka Thomas P QuinlarKenneth Quirie Deborah Raynes Deborah Reeve Michelle Reinicke NancySeabourne Mary Settle Charbonnel Sharon Bruce Stelmar David Sturtz RebeccaTaxier Doug Thomas Charles Thornhill Delbert Tomlinson Jenn Trettin Dave TrotterTina Tyler Shelby Vander Molen Doug Watt Ralp Wessels Greg Willits MaruaWinter Lee Woody Rachel Yantzer TimgshyLing Yeh Susan YoungCrane

Upcoming EventsJanuary 5th

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting Hives in the lsquoHood

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January 20th

600pm shy Executive Board Meeting Board meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

February 2nd

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting

February 14th

1100am shy Apiary Field Day hiveframe building demo at the Honey House

February 17th

600pm shy Executive Board MeetingBoard meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

View complete event information here

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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hence a small amount with a slow release It is perfect (1)

1) Traynor Joe Honey the Gourmet Medicine p 9shy12

Reports

TreasurerWe had a record auction activity this year with nearly $1200 in revenue Last year wasabout $700 so that is nearly a $500 increase The auction is our second largest sourceof income and as a result is an important event that funds our Association Thank youall who donated items and participated in the auction

Below is the summary for the month of November The main elements of interest arethe Auction and Raffle activities in November We also purchasedfondant for the apiaryto help the bees get through winter The Gallop expense an assessment the board isusing to help plan for 2015

PCBA Income and Expense Reportfor November 2014 Statement Period

Beginning Balance $458689 Ending Balance $595940 Income Amount Expenses AmountMemberships $36000 Payment to WSBA books $6000WSBA books $6000 Transaction fees $2620PCBA HatsPatches $1000 Fondant for Apiary $12539

Donations $1000 Gallop (board memberassessment)

$9990

Raffle $6800 Auction $117600 Income Total $168400 Expenses Total $31149

shy Michael DeAngelo

Secretary

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Tina Tyler has decided not to continue as PCBA secretary She brings a lot to theassociation Were pleased to have had the chance to work with her on the Board andlook forward to her continued involvement with PCBA Her resignation means that there is an opening on the PCBA Board If you are a goodlistener have skills at summarizing a lot of information into succinct minutes have priorexperience with a nonshyprofit Board or want to get more involved in the decision makingof PCBA please let me or Alisa Shorey (Vice President) know Thanks Tina for everything you have and will do for PCBA

shy Francly Heinecke

EducationFirst I am honored and want to thank Franclyn for asking me to fill the Education chairposition Irsquom excited and hopeful what the future holds for the club

Kris UrvshyWong will be facilitating the Journeyman group She is motivated energeticand excited about helping She has some great ideas I think will improve theknowledge of our Journeyman and help get them certified We are trying to make thetransition seamless for those in the Apprentice and Journeyman group and look forways to improve education while remaining under the guidelines set forth by WSBA

If you have any improvement suggestions please let me know I canrsquot promise toimplement them as our resources and what we can do are limited but I assure you Iwill consider them With that being said there may be times we need your help Whenasked please consider volunteering A clubs potential is only limited by the peoplewithin it I am excited for what this New Year holds and look forward to serving you shy Renzy Davenport

ApiaryNothing to report for Swarm or Queen Rearing

Apiary is doing well bees are eating fondant and the numbers look good for this time ofyear

shy Jeff Jones

Membership

PCBA January 2015 Membership ReportActive Members 239

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Comp amp Other Bee Clubs 7Additional Records 91

November meeting attendance 68 New Members Alan Albanese Catherine Carruthers Harold Danner CatherineNelson Laura Steffens Susan Wetherford Amanda Wilde

Member Renewals Michael Henson

Due Oct Mark Adams Ann Church Shannon Cline Elena Gleyzer Richard HolmesBrian Holthe John Inch Jill Jensen Robert Jones Carolynn Jones Edward KetchamJohn Knowles Sheila Lentz Heather Marshall Fred Masella Roger McLhathin LauriMiller Rebecca Nighswonger Keanu Pernorio Cheryl Peterson James RoemhildtJames Smith Gayle Southwell Vikki Stevens Matt Sudo Wayne Ward Alyssa White

Due Nov Wendy Bitney Charity Bodhaine Deborah Davenport Jim Erickson SarahElizabeth Jackson Mike Konschuh Suzanne Lewis Andy Matelich Marin Miller PamMurry Charles Schaffer Chrisine Scott Dan Smith Annette Smith Ellen SumnerSherri Thomas Justin Viene

Due Jan Lillian Allred Jason Anderson Denise Angerman Karen M Boyd SallyBricka Tyler Bridge Laura Brooks Chad Brundage Elsa Buchert Kelly Buck TylerBudge Vivian Chamorro Sharon Charbonnel Candyce Chittenden John ClancyKaren Cota Steve Curtiss Renzy Davenport Joe Delgado Ryan Everett EricaFickeisen Michael Flannigon James Getty Anne Gilman Mandy Gomez AliciaHalbert Karen Hegarty Alister Hunt Blake Hurlbut Susan King Matt Koch ElliottKroker Eric Kuester Laura Lee Hal LeMay Jill Lyons Bridget Macchione DouglasMcDonald Laura McDonald Mark Mietzner Faith Miller David Mitman Tim ModineDeborah Moore Keith Ostlund Sandi Phillips Ronald Plewka Thomas P QuinlarKenneth Quirie Deborah Raynes Deborah Reeve Michelle Reinicke NancySeabourne Mary Settle Charbonnel Sharon Bruce Stelmar David Sturtz RebeccaTaxier Doug Thomas Charles Thornhill Delbert Tomlinson Jenn Trettin Dave TrotterTina Tyler Shelby Vander Molen Doug Watt Ralp Wessels Greg Willits MaruaWinter Lee Woody Rachel Yantzer TimgshyLing Yeh Susan YoungCrane

Upcoming EventsJanuary 5th

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting Hives in the lsquoHood

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January 20th

600pm shy Executive Board Meeting Board meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

February 2nd

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting

February 14th

1100am shy Apiary Field Day hiveframe building demo at the Honey House

February 17th

600pm shy Executive Board MeetingBoard meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

View complete event information here

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152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Tina Tyler has decided not to continue as PCBA secretary She brings a lot to theassociation Were pleased to have had the chance to work with her on the Board andlook forward to her continued involvement with PCBA Her resignation means that there is an opening on the PCBA Board If you are a goodlistener have skills at summarizing a lot of information into succinct minutes have priorexperience with a nonshyprofit Board or want to get more involved in the decision makingof PCBA please let me or Alisa Shorey (Vice President) know Thanks Tina for everything you have and will do for PCBA

shy Francly Heinecke

EducationFirst I am honored and want to thank Franclyn for asking me to fill the Education chairposition Irsquom excited and hopeful what the future holds for the club

Kris UrvshyWong will be facilitating the Journeyman group She is motivated energeticand excited about helping She has some great ideas I think will improve theknowledge of our Journeyman and help get them certified We are trying to make thetransition seamless for those in the Apprentice and Journeyman group and look forways to improve education while remaining under the guidelines set forth by WSBA

If you have any improvement suggestions please let me know I canrsquot promise toimplement them as our resources and what we can do are limited but I assure you Iwill consider them With that being said there may be times we need your help Whenasked please consider volunteering A clubs potential is only limited by the peoplewithin it I am excited for what this New Year holds and look forward to serving you shy Renzy Davenport

ApiaryNothing to report for Swarm or Queen Rearing

Apiary is doing well bees are eating fondant and the numbers look good for this time ofyear

shy Jeff Jones

Membership

PCBA January 2015 Membership ReportActive Members 239

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

httpus8campaignshyarchive1comu=8c7f0828bbceac1e9103c935fampid=44f576f6d3 810

Comp amp Other Bee Clubs 7Additional Records 91

November meeting attendance 68 New Members Alan Albanese Catherine Carruthers Harold Danner CatherineNelson Laura Steffens Susan Wetherford Amanda Wilde

Member Renewals Michael Henson

Due Oct Mark Adams Ann Church Shannon Cline Elena Gleyzer Richard HolmesBrian Holthe John Inch Jill Jensen Robert Jones Carolynn Jones Edward KetchamJohn Knowles Sheila Lentz Heather Marshall Fred Masella Roger McLhathin LauriMiller Rebecca Nighswonger Keanu Pernorio Cheryl Peterson James RoemhildtJames Smith Gayle Southwell Vikki Stevens Matt Sudo Wayne Ward Alyssa White

Due Nov Wendy Bitney Charity Bodhaine Deborah Davenport Jim Erickson SarahElizabeth Jackson Mike Konschuh Suzanne Lewis Andy Matelich Marin Miller PamMurry Charles Schaffer Chrisine Scott Dan Smith Annette Smith Ellen SumnerSherri Thomas Justin Viene

Due Jan Lillian Allred Jason Anderson Denise Angerman Karen M Boyd SallyBricka Tyler Bridge Laura Brooks Chad Brundage Elsa Buchert Kelly Buck TylerBudge Vivian Chamorro Sharon Charbonnel Candyce Chittenden John ClancyKaren Cota Steve Curtiss Renzy Davenport Joe Delgado Ryan Everett EricaFickeisen Michael Flannigon James Getty Anne Gilman Mandy Gomez AliciaHalbert Karen Hegarty Alister Hunt Blake Hurlbut Susan King Matt Koch ElliottKroker Eric Kuester Laura Lee Hal LeMay Jill Lyons Bridget Macchione DouglasMcDonald Laura McDonald Mark Mietzner Faith Miller David Mitman Tim ModineDeborah Moore Keith Ostlund Sandi Phillips Ronald Plewka Thomas P QuinlarKenneth Quirie Deborah Raynes Deborah Reeve Michelle Reinicke NancySeabourne Mary Settle Charbonnel Sharon Bruce Stelmar David Sturtz RebeccaTaxier Doug Thomas Charles Thornhill Delbert Tomlinson Jenn Trettin Dave TrotterTina Tyler Shelby Vander Molen Doug Watt Ralp Wessels Greg Willits MaruaWinter Lee Woody Rachel Yantzer TimgshyLing Yeh Susan YoungCrane

Upcoming EventsJanuary 5th

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting Hives in the lsquoHood

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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January 20th

600pm shy Executive Board Meeting Board meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

February 2nd

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting

February 14th

1100am shy Apiary Field Day hiveframe building demo at the Honey House

February 17th

600pm shy Executive Board MeetingBoard meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

View complete event information here

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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Comp amp Other Bee Clubs 7Additional Records 91

November meeting attendance 68 New Members Alan Albanese Catherine Carruthers Harold Danner CatherineNelson Laura Steffens Susan Wetherford Amanda Wilde

Member Renewals Michael Henson

Due Oct Mark Adams Ann Church Shannon Cline Elena Gleyzer Richard HolmesBrian Holthe John Inch Jill Jensen Robert Jones Carolynn Jones Edward KetchamJohn Knowles Sheila Lentz Heather Marshall Fred Masella Roger McLhathin LauriMiller Rebecca Nighswonger Keanu Pernorio Cheryl Peterson James RoemhildtJames Smith Gayle Southwell Vikki Stevens Matt Sudo Wayne Ward Alyssa White

Due Nov Wendy Bitney Charity Bodhaine Deborah Davenport Jim Erickson SarahElizabeth Jackson Mike Konschuh Suzanne Lewis Andy Matelich Marin Miller PamMurry Charles Schaffer Chrisine Scott Dan Smith Annette Smith Ellen SumnerSherri Thomas Justin Viene

Due Jan Lillian Allred Jason Anderson Denise Angerman Karen M Boyd SallyBricka Tyler Bridge Laura Brooks Chad Brundage Elsa Buchert Kelly Buck TylerBudge Vivian Chamorro Sharon Charbonnel Candyce Chittenden John ClancyKaren Cota Steve Curtiss Renzy Davenport Joe Delgado Ryan Everett EricaFickeisen Michael Flannigon James Getty Anne Gilman Mandy Gomez AliciaHalbert Karen Hegarty Alister Hunt Blake Hurlbut Susan King Matt Koch ElliottKroker Eric Kuester Laura Lee Hal LeMay Jill Lyons Bridget Macchione DouglasMcDonald Laura McDonald Mark Mietzner Faith Miller David Mitman Tim ModineDeborah Moore Keith Ostlund Sandi Phillips Ronald Plewka Thomas P QuinlarKenneth Quirie Deborah Raynes Deborah Reeve Michelle Reinicke NancySeabourne Mary Settle Charbonnel Sharon Bruce Stelmar David Sturtz RebeccaTaxier Doug Thomas Charles Thornhill Delbert Tomlinson Jenn Trettin Dave TrotterTina Tyler Shelby Vander Molen Doug Watt Ralp Wessels Greg Willits MaruaWinter Lee Woody Rachel Yantzer TimgshyLing Yeh Susan YoungCrane

Upcoming EventsJanuary 5th

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting Hives in the lsquoHood

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

httpus8campaignshyarchive1comu=8c7f0828bbceac1e9103c935fampid=44f576f6d3 910

January 20th

600pm shy Executive Board Meeting Board meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

February 2nd

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting

February 14th

1100am shy Apiary Field Day hiveframe building demo at the Honey House

February 17th

600pm shy Executive Board MeetingBoard meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

View complete event information here

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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January 20th

600pm shy Executive Board Meeting Board meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

February 2nd

615pm shy Beginning Beekeeping Class amp Journeymen Group730pm shy General Meeting

February 14th

1100am shy Apiary Field Day hiveframe building demo at the Honey House

February 17th

600pm shy Executive Board MeetingBoard meeting will be held on Tuesday due to the Monday holiday andlibrary closure

View complete event information here

152015 January 2015 PCBA Newsletter

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