Austin Retired Teachers Association

Regular Monthly Meeting Friday, December 11, 2020

Via Zoom

AGENDA

ZOOM LOG-IN/SOCIAL TIME: 9:00 a.m.–9:45 a.m. Breakout sessions on holiday traditions will run from 9:30 to 9:44 a.m.

GATHERING: Call to Order Joe Ramirez Pledge of Allegiance to the U. S. and Texas flags Leilani Clark Inspiration Joe Ramirez

PROGRAM: Introduction of Speaker Dr. Ellen Bell

“The Legislature is Coming to Town!” Larry Yawn, TRTA State Legislative Coordinator

ARTA Holiday Festivities Gladys Havel “A Special Holiday Video Performance by Carole Stockton and

the Hawaiian Kona Isle Dance Group” ARTA Foundation Report Trish Davis Introduction of Guests/New Members, Birthday Wishes Lois Mayes

BUSINESS and COMMITTEE REPORTS: Approval of November 13, 2020, Minutes Carole Stockton Treasurer’s Report Dr. Wayne Schade Legislative Committee Report Dr. Craig Campbell Membership Report Norma Jost Call for Nominations (First VP, Secretary, Treasurer) Dr. Rosemary Morrow Updates on Community Volunteer Service and Evangelina Mangino, Rose Healthy Living Check Forms Gonzales, & Mary Ann Baker

Closing Remarks and Announcements Joe Ramirez

Next Meeting: January 8, 2021, via Zoom – Addison Reagan, Assistant Director of Government Relations at TRS, will share the latest TRS Update with us.

Remember to follow ARTA at http://localunits.org/austinrta/ and our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/TRTA.org

These codes will be used for the September – December regular meetings on Zoom: If using computer or tablet or smartphone:

Meeting ID: 896 4218 5685 Passcode: Retired

If calling in by telephone, dial 1-346-248-7799 Meeting ID: 896 4218 5685 Passcode: 4747095

Austin Retired Teachers Association Meeting Highlights November 13, 2020

by Joyce Clendennen, ARTA Historian President Joe Ramirez

honored his Grandfather Max Hinojosa by reading about his

heroism in the World War I Diary of José De La Luz Sáenz.

Dr. Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez, Founder and Director, Voces

Oral History Project and Professor, Moody College of Communication, UT Austin

School of Journalism, spoke about the Latino oral military history archived at UT-Austin.

ARTA volunteers Gerry Brooks, Bonnie Elliott, Norma Jost, Joe Ramirez, and Barb Worley, read Evelyn del Rey Is Moving Away to students at Metz-Sanchez via Zoom on Oct. 29, 2020, for the

“Read for the Record” day project.

U.S. ARMY

Specialist 4, 66th Military Intelligence

Wayne Bowen 1973-1974

Lieutenant Colonel Rudy

Munguia 1964-1992

U.S. AIR FORCE

Master Sergeant Clyde Simeroth

1959-1983

Staff Sergeant Buck Cole 1973-1984

Wes Braden

HONORING ARTA MEMBERS THAT SERVED IN THE MILITARY

First Sergeant

Bill Bacon 1950-1972

U.S. NAVY

Chief Dental Tech James Harrington

1958-1981

Master Chief Torpedoman B-9

Jerry Jarmon 1967-1995

Gerry Brooks

Austin Retired Teachers Association Minutes of the Regular Monthly Meeting

Friday, November 13, 2020 Via Zoom

The regular monthly meeting of the Austin Retired Teachers Association was held Friday, Nov. 13, 2020, on Zoom. Sixty-five persons were in attendance. GATHERING Welcome—President Joe Ramirez called the meeting to order at 9:45 a.m.

Pledge of Allegiance to the U.S. and Texas flags—Wayne Schade led the pledges of allegiance.

PROGRAM “Findings from the Leading Latino Oral History Archive in the U.S.”—Dr. Rosemary Morrow introduced Dr. Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez, Moody College of Communication, The University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Rivas-Rodriguez described her project which focuses on Latinos/Latinas in the military, especially during WWII. The Oral History Project collects interviews that can be later used for research. A question/answer period followed the presentation. Inspiration—Joe Ramirez honored his Grandfather Max Hinojosa by reading a tribute describing his heroism in World War I Diary of José De La Luz Sáenz. ARTA Foundation Memorial Tribute— Rudy Munguia said that collections toward student scholarships were at $5,560 toward our $14,000 goal. He also honored four members who had passed away since our October meeting: Catherine Witschey Tompson, Barbara Helen Raines Braden, Audrey Fay Robnett Little, and Helen Edna Niemtschk Scheer. This was followed by a moment of silence in their honor. President Ramirez also honored Audrey Little, who was 105 when she passed away, with a reading from When Great Trees Fall by Maya Angelou. Introduction of Guests/New Members, Birthday Wishes—Lois Mayes said we have 1 new member since the October 9 meeting, and 13 members with November birthdays. She introduced Gene Stokes, District 13 President, as our special guest.

BUSINESS and COMMITTEE REPORTS

Minutes of October 9, 2020, Meeting—The minutes were approved as printed.

Treasurer’s Report—Wayne Schade presented the October 31, 2020, Treasurer’s report, and President Ramirez asked for changes or additions. Since there were none, the report will be filed for audit.

Voting on Proposed Bylaws Amendments—On behalf of the Bylaws Committee, co-chair Nancy Lehmann-Carssow MOVED amendments to Article IV, Section 5, Subsection I; Article VI Section 1; and Article VII, Section 3, Subsection F to go into effect immediately upon adoption. The amendments were approved unanimously by voice vote.

Legislative Update—Dr. Craig Campbell announced the results of the Central Texas Delegation survey. He also outlined what should be our next steps, which included staying in touch with our legislators and holding them accountable for what they promised. Finally, he announced a virtual visit with Sen. Sarah Eckhardt, date and Zoom link TBA.

TRTF Update—Julie Campbell reminded members that November is Foundation Month, and reminded us to donate to the TRTF annual fund. Projects include Helping Hand and TRTF Teaching Initiative. Retired teachers can apply to become tutors at: trtf.org/tutor

TRTA Children’s Book Project—Judy Reinhart said that the Book Project will be postponed until next year. Eight hundred and fifty books are ready to be distributed. President Ramirez described the success of Jumpstart’s 15th annual Read for the Record day. Volunteers read both in English and in Spanish virtually to Metz-Sanchez and Emma A. Neal Elementary students. Gerry Brooks, Bonnie Elliott, Norma Jost, Joe Ramirez, and Barb Worley were participants in the project.

Membership Report—Norma Jost said that we now have 524 members and encouraged members to recruit 2 new members a month. We are up 9 members since our October meeting. Online payment has been simplified and members are able to pay directly using PayPal, credit card, or debit card.

Member Benefits—In the absence of Laura Grayson, President Ramirez said that AMBA Dental and Vision information would be available next month.

Community Volunteer Service—Evangelina Mangino shared a Google form with five questions she is developing for members to complete online, or members can contact her with their answers via email or phone. The deadline to submit volunteer hours is anytime before February 1.

Healthy Living Check Forms—Rose Gonzales said that Healthy Living Forms can be filled out on our website or submitted by email or by telephone. Deadline is anytime before February 1. Mary Ann Baker said that links to the forms on the website will be located on the committee pages for the respective committee.

Recognition of ARTA Military Veterans: President Ramirez recognized and saluted the following

military veterans: Wayne Bowen (Army), Rudy Munguia (Army), James Harrington (Navy), Jerry Jarmon (Navy), Bill Bacon (Air Force), Clyde Simeroth (Air Force), Buck Cole (Air Force), and Wes Braden (Air Force).

CLOSING REMARKS and ANNOUNCEMENTS :

NEXT MEETING: December 11, 2020, via Zoom—Larry Yawn will speak about the Legislature is Coming to Town. The Holiday program will be a video performance. He reminded us to keep the Zoom codes for entering the link.

President Ramirez signed off by again leaving us with a song by venerable British singer Dame Vera

Lynn: “We’ll meet again…Don’t know where, don’t know when! But I know we’ll meet again some sunny day.” The meeting adjourned at 11:49 a.m. _________________________ ____________________________________ Carole Stockton, Secretary Joe Ramirez, President

Austin Retired Teachers Association Treasurer’s Report – November 30, 2020

(2020-2021 Fiscal Year) Savings Account

Balance – October 31, 2020 $ 271.75 Dividend Year-to-date (CD#50) $ 4.14 Balance – November 30, 2020 $ 275.89 $ 275.89

Checking Account

Balance – October 31, 2020 $ 8,236.91 Receipts November** $ 526.66 Disbursements November ++ $ 265.00

Balance – November 30, 2020 $ 8,498.57 $ 8,498.57 Money Market Account

Balance – October 31, 2020 $ 3,336.02 Dividend November $ .55 Balance – November 30, 2020 $ 3,336.57 $ 3,336.57

Certificates of Deposit Account

Startup Certificate (#50) $ 1,000.00 FY Balance (#51&52) – October 31, 2020 $ 4,227.15 Dividend November (#51& #52) $ 1.75 Balance – November 30, 2020 $ 5,228.90 $ 5,228.90

** Includes 2020-21 ARTA & TRTA dues deposited for 14 members ++ Includes TRTA 2020-21 dues for 7 members Dr. Wayne Schade Treasurer

TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE CREDIT UNION $17,339.93

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President’s Message I hope all of you had a safe and relaxing

Thanksgiving holiday. Thanksgiving 2020 was definitely different for all of us as we had to limit our travel plans and the size of gatherings with family and friends. Many of us probably even had to dine outdoors at socially-distanced tables in our backyards or patios just so we had the opportunity to see our loved ones during this pandemic.

With the rise of COVID cases in Texas, TRTA has extended its ban on in-person meetings for local units through March 31, 2021. This means that we will continue to meet via Zoom. Many of our spring activities will take on a different appearance. The April 7 TRTA Day at the Capitol will be virtual. Our Legislative Committee will be keeping you informed on how ARTA members can get involved both virtually and through the Red Envelope Campaign that TRTA will be sponsoring. Our March ARTA Birthday Luncheon will also take on a different format, and the ARTA Executive Board will look at innovative ways of holding this event when we meet on January 4. The most important thing I want to convey to you is that, while all of these bans on in-person events may be frustrating, keep in mind that everyone’s health and safety comes first so that we can hopefully begin to gather in person again later in 2021.

The November 13 ARTA regular meeting was a huge success. Many thanks to Dr. Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez from The University of Texas at Austin Moody School of Communications for her enlightening presentation on the Latino Oral History Archives that she established at the Benson Library on the UT campus. Many of our members were pleasantly surprised to discover that this valuable resource exists on campus and asked some very thought-provoking questions that led to excellent conversation both during and after our meeting. ARTA military veterans were also recognized for their service in an innovative, virtual way; so thank you again for your patriotism and dedication to our freedom and democracy.

If you were unable to join us or would like to review the November regular meeting again, you can view a recording at the ARTA website homepage: http://localunits.org/austinrta/. I urge you to check our website and our ARTA Facebook

page at https://www.facebook.com/TRTA.org to stay informed about our organization. I continue to commend the hard work that Technology Chair Mary Ann Baker and Facebook page moderator Kevin Gillespie do to keep these resources updated.

I am excited about our December regular meeting as we celebrate the holidays through Zoom. TRTA Legislative Coordinator and long-time ARTA friend Larry Yawn will give us a preview of what to possibly expect from the 87th Texas Legislature when it convenes on January 12. We will continue to “Zoom into New Frontiers” as we take our traditional holiday celebrations virtually. To begin with, we will have online chat rooms from 9:15 to 9:40 that members will be assigned to so they can share their favorite holiday traditions. I urge you to log-in early so that you have a chance to participate. We will also be treated to a special video presentation during our meeting featuring ARTA Secretary Carole Stockton and other members of the Hawaiian Kona Isle Dance Group. They have been working diligently on their presentation this past fall, so I know we will all be in store for a “Mele Kalikimaka” at our meeting!

Although the November 3rd General Election is behind us, those of us who live within the boundaries of the Austin Independent School District still have the opportunity to participate in the December 15 Austin ISD Board of Trustees run-off election. There are two positions that have gone into this run-off. All residents within the Austin ISD boundaries are eligible to vote in the at-large Position 8 Trustee election, while residents in Central, West, and parts of South Austin are eligible to vote in the District 5 Trustee run-off. If you are unsure if you reside in District 5, please refer to the Austin ISD boundary map at https://www.austinisd.org/board/boundaries.

Early voting for the AISD Board of Trustees run-off extends from December 3 through December 11. Information on this election can be found at the Travis County Elections Division website at https://countyclerk.traviscountytx.gov/elections/calendar-of-elections.html.

Keep in mind that the Austin ISD Board of Trustees is responsible for making many decisions that impact our in-service teachers and students;

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so I urge you to research candidates’ positions and to vote, whether it be by mail, early, or in person on December 15th.

Mark your calendars for Friday, January 8, for our next regular meeting via Zoom. Addison Reagan, Assistant Director of Government Relations at TRS, will update us on the latest developments from the Texas Teacher Retirement System.

I wish all of you a happy and safe holiday season as we end this challenging year.

Best wishes for a safe and prosperous 2021! Joe Ramirez

DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS Wayne Bowen Mary Nelson Diane Donaho Diane Rogers Billie Jordan Doris Wilhite Ann Lille

WELCOME NEW ARTA MEMBERS Welcome to new ARTA members who joined

in November! What you will be experiencing these next few months will not be what typical ARTA meetings are like. ARTA members are honored that you are now part of our organization. We have plenty of committees that you can join; so do not hesitate to contact members of the Executive Board if you are interested in getting involved with ARTA.

Please welcome the following new members who joined ARTA this month:

• Elizabeth Abrahams• Mary Ashford• Lloyd Gober• Laurel Nelle• Gretchen Polnac• District 13 President Gene StokesWe are also happy to welcome back the

following former member who rejoined us after being away for several years:

• LaFalco “Corkey” RobinsonJoe Ramirez

MEMBER BENEFITS This December the TRTA Benefits Committee

is spotlighting a 15% discount offered by 1-800 -FLOWERS for its members.

Laura Grayson

COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER SERVICE HOURS & HEALTHY LIVING SURVEY

Community Volunteer Service hours and Healthy Living Survey are due by January 31, 2021, for the calendar year 2020.

Below are links to Google polls for the Healthy Living annual survey and the Community Volunteer Service hours survey. These polls feed information into a spreadsheet so that Rose Gonzalez and Evangelina Mangino can easily collect the necessary data to send to District 13 by February 1. Please use these links to complete your surveys by the end of January. The links will also be posted on the website on the corresponding committee pages. Your email address is needed to insure we only record one response from each member. You can still use the forms in the Yearbook or on the website if you do not have computer, tablet, or smartphone access to the Internet, or you can call in your data to Rose and Evangelina. Using the electronic polls will help Rose and Evangelina get the data together easier. Copy and paste these links to your browser:

Healthy Living: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NI8LIkKlXfBjp Nak-nIki5jFec-luabaSVtJBSbodD0/edit

Community Volunteer Service: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1V03dzwtlZSd1 NrjU92sCILnTWoY-Lb3O9yxQ399F2GM/edit

Mary Ann Baker

HEALTHY LIVING Staying Healthy for the Holidays

The coronavirus pandemic has upended life since March and our normal life poses particular challenges during this time of year. Not everyone wants to stay home or can stay home (some college students in particular) says Steve Mooney, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology at the University of Washington. “It would be really nice to say, ‘Everyone should stay home and we’ll be able to block all new cases,’” he adds, but that’s always not possible. “You know at a certain age your life is finite and you can’t wait forever to see people you love.”

So what is the best way to celebrate or stay connected with family and people you love during the holidays? Of course, we know some of the virtual ways to stay in touch with family or loved

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ones include Zoom, Skype, FaceTme, Chat Rooms,

etc., but if you must meet in person, Dr. Russo

gives some advice. “It’s about weighing relative

risks versus the ability to minimize risks,” says

Thomas Russo, M.D., Chief of Infectious Disease at

the University of Buffalo. Here are some things to

consider from top public health experts.

• Consider Others. Who’s most vulnerable in

the group of people you hope to bring together? If

the risks to Uncle Joe, who has heart disease,

outweigh your ability to minimize risk, then wait

until next year, suggests Dr. Russo. “We love being

with our families; we all miss them terribly, but

we want to protect them,” says Marie Budev,

Medical Director of the lung and heart-lung

transplant program at the Cleveland Clinic. If you

are not feeling well before the holidays, she says,

“cancel, cancel, cancel.”

• Celebrate in Pods. Ellen Malooly Bowden,

61, created a holiday plan for her “bubble” in

Rochester Hills, Michigan. Bowden had an

autoimmune disease that led to a liver transplant

in 2012 and takes immunosuppressant drugs. Her

family celebration of 10 on the Sunday before

Thanksgiving included her daughter, a sister who

is a nurse, and another sister who is married to a

two-time cancer survivor. They were all extremely

cautious in their family pod. They all maintain

hermit lives and wear masks in public when it is

necessary to go out.

If you are traveling, your “bubble” (and any

“bubbles” you’ll be with) should all quarantine

and test, says Steve Mooney, who, after testing,

drove from Seattle to Oakland, where his parents

live, and arrived around the same time as his test

results.

• Drive. The lowest risk in terms of travel is

“in the car with your social bubble,” Dr. Russo

says. “Planes, trains, and buses all involve

increased risk because they involve interactions

with multiple other individuals.” Those travelers

may not have been following public health

guidelines.

• Get Outside. In a perfect world, you would

have separate social bubbles each at their own

table outdoors on a patio, with a separate table

for food, Russo says. Each social bubble would go

up as a group to get food. Weather may make that

impossible; but you can use the same system

indoors with tables spaced at least 6 feet apart.

• Use Inside Voices. “At my Thanksgiving

dinners there’s a lot of debating and a lot of

shouting,” says Cleveland Clinic’s Budev. “That’s

no different than a choir getting together and

singing and passing COVID along.” Dr. Russo

seconds the speak-softly approach. “The more

exuberant and loud you are, the greater the

number of respiratory droplets you generate and

the greater the distance they travel.”

• Stick to Basic Preventive Measures and BeFlexible. “Masks, distancing, and hand hygiene are

really pretty good,” Dr. Russo says. Wear masks

when you are inside the house and wipe surfaces

two or three times a day. If Thanksgiving leads to

a spike in cases a few weeks later, you should be

ready to change how you celebrate Hanukkah,

Christmas, or New Year’s gatherings.

Visit Parade.com/healthynow for more

Parade/Cleveland Clinic survey results.

Natural Remedies for Chronic Fatigue? At this time there is little evidence to

recommend any specific natural remedy as a

treatment for chronic fatigue. Dealing with a

condition such as chronic fatigue syndrome can be

challenging. There is a lot of hype about various

treatments and “natural” approaches. As with any

dietary supplement, talk to your doctor before

adding something new to your care program.

Some herbal products can interact with

prescription medicines or have other side effects.

Alzheimer’s: Ways to Help a Caregiver Alzheimer’s care is a round the-the-clock job.

When you offer to help an Alzheimer’s caregiver,

be specific—and gently persistent. General offers

of help can be hard for a caregiver to accept. If

you want to support a friend or relative who is

caring for a loved one, make a concrete offer. For

example:

Ø “I am going to the grocery store today. What

can I pick up for you?”

Ø “I have a couple of hours of free time

tomorrow afternoon. May I sit in for you

while you run errands or take time for

yourself?”

Ø “I doubled my meatloaf recipe so that I could

share it with you. I brought enough to last

you for several meals.”

A R T A N e w s e t t e December 2020 page 4 Ø “Do you need some laundry done? I can pick

it up today and bring it back clean tomorrow.”

Ø “Does your yard need to be mowed? I would be happy to take care of it this weekend."

Ø “I will be happy to take your dog (Max) for a walk tomorrow morning.” Decide if this caregiver needs logistical

support or emotional support. Both can be a big help. Reminder that the Healthy Living Survey is Due Before February 1, 2021

I will need to submit a report to our district health chairperson on how our local unit is addressing our comprehensive approach to health before February 15, 2021. I am, therefore, asking

that you please either submit the following completed health check form, the one located in your 2020-21 Austin Retired Teachers Association Yearbook (page 11), or on the ARTA local website (https://localunits.org/austinrta/). Please use U.S. mail or e-mail address given on this form (make sure to use my Gmail address and not Yahoo). I am also including the Google link to complete it on the website:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NI8LIkKlXfBjpNak-nIki5jFec-luabaSVtJBSbodD0/edit

If you have any questions, you may call my home telephone number given at the bottom of the form. Thank you and continue to Strive to Live a Healthy Life!

Rose Gonzales

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Austin, Texas TRTA HEALTHY LIVING CHECK

September 2020- January 2021

Name _________________________________________________ 1. How many times a week do you exercise? _______ 1-2 _______3-4 _______5-6 _______more 2. What type of exercise do you participate in? (Check all that apply) ___walking ___jogging/running ___dancing ___cycling/mountain biking ___swimming/rowing ___aerobics/Zumba ___yoga/Pilates ___gardening/lawn work ___organized sports ___other 3. Do you have regular doctor/dentist care? ____yes ____no ____sometimes 4. How often do you make time for relaxation and social activities or vacation time? ___daily ___weekly ___biweekly ___monthly ___other (explain) ____________________________________________________ 5. How often do you try to eat healthy meals/snacks? ___always ___regularly ___sometimes ___not always ___never **************************************************************** Please complete this form on the ARTA website or U.S. mail/e-mail it before February 1, 2021 to: Rose Gonzales, 8907 Kentish Cove, Austin, TX 78748-5112. rosegz53@gmail.com (512) 243-8717

ARTA Membership Update from Norma Jost, Membership Chair Winter thoughts/cooking smells/temps/magic are here, and it is never too late to renew or recruit! Our wonderful ARTA meetings by ZOOM are a perfect chance to invite a friend to join. Currently, the only way to join or pay dues is through the mail (check or credit card) or online (credit card or PayPal). Please check out how easy and secure it is to join ARTA using the online dues payment page on our website. If you are on Facebook, please share our ARTA meetings. And - please remember: ALL retired school personnel are important ARTA & TRTA members as well as noneducators as Associate members. Please keep all educators in your thoughts during these trying times. Connect with us at http://www.localunits.org/AustinRTA/ or https://www.facebook.com/TRTA.org/?ref=br_rs

MEMBER FORM: Please Pay dues on time AUSTIN RETIRED TEACHERS ASSOCIATION (ARTA) Membership/Dues Renewal

Membership Year is July 1 through June 30; ARTA/TRTA serves all retired school personnel. Name______________________________________________________________________________________

Check One: I DO ( ) or DO NOT ( ) want to be contacted by the ARTA Telephone Tree. Check One: I DO ( ) or DO NOT ( ) want my email in the ARTA Yearbook.

Check One: Are your dues $15 or $50?

o I am paying both my ARTA and TRTA dues together: $50

o This year I am signing up with the ARTA Treasurer for the TRS Payroll deduction for my TRTA dues. I am paying my ARTA dues of $15. Payroll deduction will be $2.92 per month beginning July 1. Contact ARTA

Treasurer below (hilledge.1@mac.com) for sign-up details.

o I am already a TRTA CONTINUING MEMBER by TRS payroll deduction. I am paying my ARTA dues of $15. o I pay my TRTA dues directly to TRTA. I am paying my ARTA dues of $15.

Dues Total: __________________________

If NEW or have any CHANGES to Address, Phone and/or Email, please fill out!

Address______________________________________________________________________________________ CITY/STATE/ZIP__________________________________________________ Phone_____________________________ E-MAIL_______________________________________________________________________________________

So Many Payment Options! (at this time, online or by mail only) Option 1: From home - mail this form and check (payable to “ARTA”) to the ARTA Treasurer. Option 2: Online with credit card or PayPal: https://bit.ly/2GZjFMf Option 3: From home - fill out Credit Card info below and mail this form to the ARTA Treasurer

(please add a $2.00 service fee to Dues Total). Please charge my: Am. Express Discover Visa Master Card Amount $_______________ (add $2 service fee) Credit Card Expiration ________________

Credit Card #_____________________________________________ CVC Code (on CC back) _________

Signature _____________________________________________________________________

Mail Payment Options 1 & 3 with form to the ARTA Treasurer: Dr. Wayne R. Schade, Treasurer; 16707 Chamonix Terrace; Round Rock, TX 78681-5317

Please note: Your dues are not $65. They are only $15 or $50, plus $2 if paying by credit card.