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The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International

Volume 60 Number 2 December 2013

The Hoosier Newsettewww.deltakappagamma.org/IN/

Inside this issue:FAR...................................1From the President ............2Membership ......................3Strategic Planning..............3World Fellowship ...............4Election Process to beconsidered at InternationalConvention. .......................5Seeking Applicants forTreasurer...........................6White Roses .......................7International 2014 .............8Registration Form (April 26State Conference)........insertPoster Session Application(April 26 State Conference)...................................insert

ImportantDates

State Officers/Chairs Mtg.Castleton MCL (Indianapolis)January 25, 2014 • 10:00 amState Conference/Janet O’Neal SeminarNew Castle, IndianaSaturday, April 26CCOT - KokomoJune 12, 2014CCOT - BloomingtonJune 21, 2014DKG!International ConventionJ.W. MarriottIndianapolis, INJuly 28 – Aug. 1, 2014State Officers/Chairs Mtg.Noblesville - 7:00 pm

Sept. 5, 2014

I had signed up to attend the Fall Arts Retreat...Sheila Baker, Beta President

but the timing overlapped with another opportunity as well as anotherobligation. I considered just not attending the workshop. But as I readthe directions to the Shiloh Park location, it sounded like I would bedriving near my grandparents' farm. I headed to the retreat realizingthat I was one of our family members that really did not possess anartistic gene, and this would probably test my creativity patience to thelimit. Less than 10 minutes into thedrive, my frame of mind hadcompletely turned around. Theweather was absolutely beautiful.As I was driving north on 37, fallcolors seemed to increase witheach passing mile. The sprays ofred, orange, yellow, and evenbrown were so beautiful. I keptthinking "Please don't stop. I justwish this would continue for morethan another week or two." Then thechildhood landmarks from my manytrips to the farm started to appear.Although the surroundings hadchanged quite a bit, the majorlandmarks were still there. When I pulled into the park Iimmediately saw my collegeroommate, Nancy Hoff, getting outof her car. We started our projectsthat evening. I am thrilled to tellyou that I completed all theprojects without shedding a tear!We made rings, a bracelet, a leafpainting, a manger scene, a fairygarden, a beautiful rose pendant, and a name tag. All were projectsthat one could share with a class or children of any age. We roastedmarshmallows, sang, listened to a storyteller and had hot chocolate bythe fire in the shelter house. It doesn't get any better than that! Thankyou, DKG!Editor’s note: And thank you, Barb Gillan, Barb Buroker, Carol Winterholter, and AngieSchonberger for a wonderful weekend!

Everyone came away with at least acouple of handmade rings.

Beta Members Sherry Watkins, Nancy Hoff,and Sheila Baker warm up by the fire

Share the Vision. Make a Difference.

Can you feel the excitement building?This is an exciting time to be a Delta KappaGamma member in Indiana! Darlene Trusty andthe steering committee are meeting and makingplans to host the 2014 International Conventionand are dedicated to making this amazing eventa success. There will be opportunities to showyour support for Delta Kappa Gamma and yourpride in membership by volunteering toparticipate in one of the many areas needed.Please make this one of your personal and

professional goals for 2014. This biennium is about sharing a vision. When you have a vision,you know where you want to go, and you see the next steps, butyou won’t be able to see the whole path at first. Vision is notabout seeing the whole path but about the destination. Where dowe want to go? What is our vision? Our mission and our visionguide our planning. The Strategic Action Planning Committee,under the leadership of Kaaren Rodman, is researching and givingcareful thought to a strategic action plan for Alpha Epsilon State.You will see the fruits of their labor soon.Please notice the registration form for the State Conference to beheld April 26 in New Castle. This is a one-day conference with abusiness meeting with professional and personal learningopportunities. We are honored to have Glenda Ritz, theSuperintendent of Public Instruction, as our keynote speaker. TheRaintree Children’s Choir will perform for us. The Janet O’Neal Seminar for Personal Growth will be held alongwith the State Conference. A double session on the use of iPadswill be presented. You may participate in this or any of the othersessions being offered.May we all have quiet moments to gather our thoughts and countour blessings as we celebrate the holidays with family and friends.

Lois VogelAlpha Epsilon State President 2013-2015

State Officers 2013-2015Lois Vogel, Mu President

5370 S. Benham Rd.Versailles, IN [email protected] Ann Manes, Beta Delta 1st Vice President2351 Voliage Ln. Educ. ExcellenceDyer, IN [email protected] Watkins, Beta 2nd Vice President7531 Farm View Circle E. MembershipIndianapolis, IN [email protected] Jones, Mu Secretary927 Shook St.Osgood, IN [email protected] Henderson, ParliamentarianAlpha Sigma109 S. Jefferson St.Medaryville, IN [email protected] Herzog, Alpha Zeta Exec. Secretary1020 Henry St. (2012-2016)Huntington, IN [email protected] Marcinko, Alpha Alpha Treasurer6778 N US Hwy 41 (2010-2014)Bloomingdale, IN [email protected] Daily, Omega Editor9291 Golden Leaf Way (2013-2017)Indianapolis, IN [email protected] Hewlett, Sigma Webmaster8230 Beech Ave. (2013-2017)Munster, IN [email protected] Marie Kesler, Alpha Omicron Historian151 Moore Ave.Dunkirk, IN [email protected] Trusty, Beta Tau Immediate 510 Shadowcrest Ct. Past PresidentNoblesville, IN [email protected]

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Young Educators as New MembersSherry Watkins, 2nd Vice President/Membership Chair

As we consider sharing thegift of Delta Kappa Gammamembership with newmembers, especially withyounger educators, we canbenefit from research on thedesires of today’s youngprofessionals. According torecent research, youngprofessionals are looking forthree things—opportunities

for professional development, opportunitiesfor leadership, and opportunities to make adifference. You can readily see that the gift ofDKG membership provides opportunities for all ofthese. It is important that we provide leadershipopportunities early in the Delta Kappa Gammaexperience of our new initiates—this can begin assimply as being a greeter and distributing nametags at a meeting to progressing into serving oncommittees and assuming other leadership roles.Chapter programs provide professionaldevelopment as they are focused on our sevenpurposes. Encouraging our young initiates toattend state/international meetings is importantas professional development opportunitiesabound and members are able to see a muchbroader scope of our society. In addition our DKGmembers provide young professionals theopportunity to have wonderful role models andmentors. Making our new initiates aware of the manyscholarship and grant opportunities available tothem at all levels through DKG can proveinvaluable as educators fulfill their professionaldevelopment and licensing responsibilities. Themany DKG chapter, state, and internationaloutreach programs give additional opportunitiesfor young educators to make a difference. Soplease look to young educators as new membersof your chapter. We can share our many DKG giftswith them, and they can share their gifts ofpotential, commitment, and talent with us. Withan International goal of “everyone getting one,”let’s make sure each of us finds one person withwhom we can share our gift of membership thisyear.

The Hoosier Newsette December 2013 – 3Share the Vision. Make a Difference.

Ad Hoc Strategic Action Planning Committee

Kaaren Rodman, ChairOur committee metagain recently tocontinue work on the AEState Strategic ActionPlan. The present drafthas objectives andactivities (“actions”) infive Areas of Focus:Membership, LeadershipDevelopment, Finance,Communications andMarketing. Organizational Effectiveness isnext on our agenda. The input of individual members is animportant part of the process. For thisreason, the current draft is available for youto read on the state website. The committeewould appreciate you reading the documentand sending your questions, comments andsuggestions to us. We promise to get backwith you to answer your questions and toinclude your ideas in the discussion as wework. Our next meeting is on December 14,and our goal is to present a proposedStrategic Action Plan to the Executive Boardat the 2014 AE State Conference. We plan tokeep a current document on the website, socheck again after the holidays to seeadditions and changes. And most importantof all, stay in contact with us.Another of our goals is to present aworkshop on strategic action planning forchapters at the 2014 State Conference.Participants will be introduced to a miniversion of the process and will learn how touse it to proactively plan for the future oftheir chapters. They will begin a draft andleave with materials and resources tocomplete their action plans within their ownchapters. Discussing and proactivelyplanning for the future of DKG with yoursisters can be rewarding and inspiring. Don’tmiss out on this opportunity! Considerrepresenting your chapter at this workshop.

World Fellowship: Paying Forward to Touch the FutureLeslie Hamman, International Projects Chair

As 2013 is coming to a close, we lookforward to 2014 through bright eyes filledwith hope. This is what lucky, yet worthy,World Fellowship recipients feel. With thisscholarship, we are providing opportunitiesto further education, brighten futures, and opportunities to “pay itforward” when recipients return home. We can all imagine how thisfeels, and some may even know, but I would like to share thewords of a former recipient who is now home in Pakistan, buildinga brighter future for herself and those around her. Fatima Hashmishared her thoughts with me. Below is a portion of those thoughtsthat I would like to share with you.

My interaction, professionally, academically andsocially with the American people was a criticalcomponent to my overall experience in the US duringthe last two years. I understood their compassion tohelp others, and this motivated me to help academicinstitutions here in Pakistan. I saved a few hundreddollars while I was at Duke University, and when Ireturned to Pakistan - inspired by the DKG fellowshipthat I had been awarded - I donated that money to aschool for underprivileged children in Pakistan, withthe hope that those children will value and benefitfrom another person’s generosity as much as I did… Through the World Fellowship program, I believe theDKG has planted seeds of compassion and generosityin the recipients, and more importantly, imparted thevalue of education for women in our societies.

As you can see from Fatima’s thoughts, our World Fellowshipdollars have the potential to reach much farther than just ourrecipients. Please make a World Fellowship donation a priority foryour chapter. If a World Fellowship donation is not alreadyincluded in your budget, please consider adding it while looking atwhat funds are available (or fundraising activities) to contribute tothis cause. World fellowship is an opportunity to touch the futureof very deserving young women and their home countries. Thankyou for your support of World Fellowship! (Donation forms can be found on the DKG website.)

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Committee Chairmen2013-2015

Evelyn Campbell, Alpha Omega1316 West 4th St. CommunicationHobart, IN 46342-4906 and [email protected]

Rebecca Roland, Mu Finance1114 W. Waid Ave.Muncie, IN [email protected]

Darlene Trusty, Beta Tau Leadership510 Shadowcrest Ct. DevelopmentNoblesville, IN [email protected]

Loretta Neidigh, Alpha 2014 South CCOT5016 W. DeAnn Dr. Site ChairBloomington, IN [email protected]

Ruth Van Metre, Theta 2016 North CCOT3655 N 975 W. Site ChairDelphi, IN [email protected]

Sandra Bussell, Gamma Omicron1905 N. County Rd. 75E 2016 South CCOTNorth Vernon, IN 47265 Site [email protected]

Carolyn Borchardt, Sigma Nominations/1049 169th Pl. PersonnelHammond, [email protected]

Beth Myers, Gamma Mu Rules3015 High St.Logansport, IN [email protected]

Michelle Ball, Alpha Zeta Non-Dues 330 West 400 North RevenueColumbia City, IN [email protected]

Barb Buroker, Alpha Zeta Personal Growth/1660 Greenacre Drive Professional AffairsHuntington, IN [email protected]

Roni Embry, Beta Legislation6182 Elsbury Dr.Indianapolis, IN [email protected]


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Election process to be considered at 2014 International ConventionMembers voting at the 2014 International Convention will consider proposed amendmentsthat determine whether to continue with our current process of delegate voting or toinstitute a general election that allows every member to vote in the election ofAdministrative Board and elected committee members. All members in attendance at the convention vote on proposed amendments to theConstitution and the International Standing Rules. Officers and elected committee membersare currently elected by state organization presidents who have one vote for every fiveactive and reserve members. The state organization president may cast all her state’s votesfor a particular nominee, or she may split her vote if there is more than one nominee. If the convention votes to allow every member to vote, all members will be able to vote forthe members of the Administrative Board. All members would vote for president, the vicepresidents, the member-at-large, and Finance Committee members. Only members within aregion will vote for their regional director and regional representatives to the NominationsCommittee. Only Latin American and Canadian members would vote for their own arearepresentative. Members would vote electronically or by requested paper ballot. The Ad Hoc Elections Process Committee (EPC), approved by the 2012 Executive Board andappointed by President Dr. Beverly Helms, has researched costs, consulted the Finance

Committee, studied the nominations process, communicated withmembers, and solicited member input via Survey Monkey and atregional conferences. Various vending companies have submitted estimated costs of anelectronic election ranging between $15,000 and $25,000 perelection. The 2012-2014 Finance Committee is aware of thepossibility of an every member voting election process. If the changeis approved, the 2014-2016 Finance Committee will have the task ofbudgeting for the new voting process. The ad hoc committee submitted to the Constitution Committeeproposed amendments that would make a general election possible.The convention has the final authority whether to approve ordisapprove proposed amendments. The decision rests with the voteof the 2014 convention. Go to www.dkg.org to find more information about a general electionand the full results of surveys taken in 2013 on the Ad Hoc DKGElection Process Committee page.

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Publication of the ALPHA EPSILON STATE ORGANIZATION

THE DELTA KAPPA GAMMA

SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL

MARTI DAILY, EDITOR

Indianapolis, IN 46260Published quarterly

September, December, March, and Juneat Alpha Epsilon State9291 Golden Leaf WayIndianapolis, IN 46260Periodical postage paidat Indianapolis, Indiana

and additional mailing officesunder Act of March 3, 1879

Annual subscription included in state dues paid to

The Delta Kappa Gamma SocietyInternational.

POSTMASTER: Send address changes to:

THE HOOSIER NEWSETTEMrs. Sarabeth Marcinko, Treasurer

6778 N US Hwy 41Bloomingdale, IN 47832-8041

The members of the ad hoc DKG Election Process Committee are Dr. Carolyn Rants, chair,Iowa; Alice Carrier, Vermont; Aurora Vgnau De Zambrano, Nuevo Leon, Mexico; CarolynPittman, Arkansas, International First Vice President; Dr. Sigrun Klara Hannesdottir,Iceland; Dr. Helen Popovich, Michigan, International Constitution Committee Chair; Dr.Beverly Helms, Florida, International President; Jean Gray, Maryland, InternationalParliamentarian; Nita Scott, Headquarters Liaison.



Committee Chairmen (cont.)2013-2015

Janie Hornung, Gamma Mu Music88 21st St.Logansport, IN [email protected]

Leslie Hamman, Gamma Lambda202 Greenhurst Ct. International ProjectsAuburn, IN [email protected]

Rachel Etherington, KappaPO Box 942 Janet O’Neal SeminarRichmond, IN 47374 for Personal [email protected]

Candy Miller, Gamma Omicron Scholarship981 S. State St.North Vernon, IN [email protected]

Kaaren Rodman, Omega Strategic Planning6453 Whitley LaneIndianapolis, IN 46260-4779317-257-9717

kbrodman@sbcglobalnet

Seeking Applicants for TreasurerIn accordance with Alpha Epsilon State Standing Rules and Bylaws, thePersonnel Committee seeks applicants to fill the position of state treasurereffective July 1, 2014. The state treasurer is a paid state related personnelposition. The office requires a four-year contract from July 1, 2014, untilJune 30, 2018.Duties and responsibilities of the Treasurer are found in the Constitutionand International Standing Rules, 2010 [page C-12]. They include:

Receiving and paying out all monies belonging to the• organization

Keeping an accurate account of receipts and expenditures•Keeping a file of receipts, bills, cancelled checks, and bank•

statementsPresenting a report at each regular meeting•Filing required tax reports•Submitting for annual audit the accounts of the•

organizationServing as an ex-officio member, without vote, of the•

executive boardServing, ex officio, to budget development and finance•

committeeApplications must be received by February 4, 2014, to ensure fullconsideration. Interviews will be conducted using a timeline that allowsthe Nominations/Personnel Committee to submit a recommendation tothe executive board prior to the state conference, which will be held onApril 26, 2014. Applications and additional details may be obtained fromthe Alpha Epsilon State web site http://www.deltakappagamma.org/INor by contacting:

Carolyn Borchardt, State Nominations/Personnel Committee chair

1049 169th PlaceHammond, IN 46324-2016Telephone: 219-932-9795 (please leave a message)E-mail: [email protected]


More Scenesfrom FAR

2013Barb Bur oker, left, set up dozens of kits for FAR participants to makesnowmen. Car o l Herzog , above, showed us how to make delightful candy(or flower, or...???) holders.

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RhoMary Jean TankeFebruary 23, 2013Crown Point

SigmaSister Irene DeMeulenaereAugust 17, 2013Huntington

ChiRussena Lucile ComerMay 19, 2013Kokomo

Kristen DowningMay 27, 2013Kokomo

Constance EllsworthSeptember 13, 2013Kokomo

Vera HubbardMarch 23, 2013Indianapolis

Dorothy KearneyFebruary 19, 2013Kokomo

Judy SchulteMarch 25, 2013Kokomo

Sue Ann WardFebruary 22, 2013Kokomo

OmegaMarilyn HalbrookAugust 27, 2013Indianapolis

Alpha AlphaMary E. HawkinsMay 27, 2013Clinton

Alpha ThetaAnn BearAugust 25, 2013Indianapolis

Alpha LambdaMarlene ObertNovember 9, 2013Ft. Branch

Alpha OmicronSharon Elaine HurryJuly 3, 2013Winchester

Roberta BennettOctober 31, 2013Union City

Alpha SigmaJoan Tapp-HarleyOctober 15, 2013Rochester

Gamma LambdaMarlene RecordNovember 18, 2013Auburn

White RosesA life that touches others goes on forever....

Have you downloaded the new DKG app for your smartphone ortablet? It’s a quick connection to all things DKG in the palm ofyour hand. Send a postcard with YOUR photo to a friend invitingher to “Meet Me in Indy 2014”

Chapter PresidentsReport of the Death of a Member (Form 6) shouldbe prepared by the chapter president immediatelyupon the death of a member. Copies are to be sentto International ([email protected]); State Treasurer ([email protected]); and to the StateMembership Chairman ([email protected]).

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Alpha Epsilon State IndianaThe Delta Kappa Gamma Society International

Sarabeth Marcinko, Treasurer6778 N US Hwy 41Bloomingdale, IN 47832-8041

Periodicals PostagePaid at Indianapolis,

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The Hoosier NewsettePublished quarterly by Alpha Epsilon State Indiana

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society Internationalpromotes professional and personal growth ofwomen educators and excellence in education. Postmaster: Send address changes to S. Marcinko, 6778 N US Hwy 41, Bloomingdale IN 47832-8041

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Henrietta Schaefer, Publicity ChairNow is the time to mark your calendars for July 28 – August 1 andexperience the thrill of attending an international convention herein our state. You are promised an opportunity of a lifetime plus anexperience that is unmatched as you meet DKG sisters from aroundthe world and experience the events planned for you.Hotel reservations at the JW Marriott will open after January 1st. Itis advantageous to have the DKG code in order to be part of theconvention block. The code will be published in the Jan‐Feb 2014issue of the DKG News.Watch for upcoming information about the Media in EducationAward presented at the 2014 International Convention. Indianachapters and individuals will have an opportunity in March tonominate local newspaper, radio and television sources thatprovide outstanding educational coverage. It’s not too soon to beon the lookout for media that speaks for education.

The Hoosier Newsette December 2013

Omicron Chapter Raises Moneyfor World Fellowship

Omicron Chapter at the Rowboat Cafe inFrench Lick for our Pound Auction for WorldFellowship. We set a chapter record of over$300!

Seated: Wilma Thurston, Vicky Flick and Mary Gabbard.Standing: Carolyn Neukam, Barb Hager, Katie Cadle,Carol Fullington, President Pat Keefe, Glenda Ferguson,Judy Terry, Gail Woodruff, April Sutton, Thelma Boyerand Judy Cessna.

Key Women Educators at Work

Beta Epsilon Michelle LewisApril GottAmy MyersJanet Blank Red Roses for New!Members

KappaAngie WithamKim VincentDawn SonsiniRochelle RoganStephanie QuinnKarrianne Polk-MeekCindy McKibbinSheila HobbsIndian GriffinKara BarkerKelly Andrews

Alpha PhiDiane Plassmeyer

with Alpha Phi PresidentDebby Neyhouse (l)

Beta Alpha Serving Early Educators

by collecting supplies for their two“adopted” teachers.


Alpha Epsilon State Conference April 26, 2014


Alpha Epsilon State Conference 2014 Registration Form Please print. Each member attending must submit a separate registration form. Name of Member (Dr., Mrs., Miss, Ms.) Last _______________________First___________________________________ Badge Name Preferred_____________________________Address_____________________________________________ City________________________________ Zip___________ Home Phone ______________________________________ Work Phone______________________ Email______________________________________________________________ Chapter_______________________ Chapter President? Yes No Year of Initiation____________________________ There is NO registration fee. However, EACH MEMBER attending must REGISTER and pay for meals.

Saturday, April 26 *Continental Breakfast (7:00-8:15 a.m.) and Luncheon - $25.00 if paid by March 26 (after March 26 cost is $30.00)

Indicate any special needs: Diet________ Mobility__________ Other__________________________________________ Please explain: _______________________________________________________________________________________ Please send check or money order payable to Alpha Epsilon State Conference 2014 to:

Rachel Etherington P.O. Box 942

Richmond, IN 47375 Deadline: March 26, 2014

If you make a reservation and cannot attend, you are responsible for paying for your meals unless you request a refund by April 1. I grant permission to have my name and/or photo published in The Hoosier Newsette or on the Alpha Epsilon State website. ____Yes ____No Signed_________________________________________________________________

South Memorial Drive Church of God

3800 S. Memorial Dr.

New Castle, IN 47362

December 2013 The Hoosier NewsetteShare the Vision. Make a Difference.

• Denise Selm, Kappa Chapter, wasone of three finalists for the IndianaTeacher of the Year. She is picturedhere with Glenda Ritz,Superintendent of Instruction forthe state of Indiana.

Hoosier DKG Members in the News

• Dr. Michelle Boyer, Beta Eta Chapter, hasbeen honored by Indiana State University for25 years of serving as professor and chair of theDepartment of Communication Disorders andCounseling, School, and EducationalPsychology before her retirement in 2012. Thereception area of the Norma & WilliamGrosjean Clinic at University Hall is nownamed the Dr. Michelle C. Boyer ClinicReception Foyer.

• Eva Dunavan, Alpha Alpha Chapter, has written andpublished three children’s books: Run, Buddy, Run;The Antics of Naughty Paige Pelican; and RedHarvest Moon. Parke/Vermillion County RetiredTeachers has purchased copies for each of the fourelementary school libraries in Vermillion County. Thebooks are also available through www.amazon.com.

KEEPING IN CONTACT IS THE KEY TO COMMUNICATION!SEND: WHAT TO: WHEN:Initiation form (81 & 18)Reinstatement forms (83)Transfer form (TR‐A)change of name or address for

any member

1) State TreasurerSarabeth [email protected]) Membership Dept. - Austin1) Online: International MembershipCommittee (www.deltakappagamma.net)

as needed

All chapter newsletters(via email where possible)

1)State Communications ChairEvelyn [email protected]) State Editor Marti Daily

[email protected] 3) State President Lois [email protected]) State WebmasterShirley Hewlett

[email protected]

as published

chapter news items & photos State Editor Marti [email protected]

by publishing deadlines:Nov. 1 • Feb. 1 • May 1 • Aug. 1email changes (state of#icers, chairs, chapterpresidents)

State Editor Marti [email protected] State President Lois Vogel

[email protected]

IMMEDIATELY!

as needed

as soon as possible

• Kristina Shultz, Rho chapter, has been awarded a Cornetet Professional Development Award inthe amount of $1800! She plans to use the award to attend the ASCD Conference onEducational Leadership.

DELTA KAPPA GAMMA/ALPHA EPSILON STATE CONFERENCE APRIL 26, 2014 CHURCH OF GOD NEW CASTLE, IN

POSTER SESSION FORM Title of Poster ______________________________________________

Subject of Poster ____________________________________________

Committee or person responsible _______________________________

Name _____________________________________________________

Chapter ___________________________________________________

Address ___________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

Phone _________________EMAIL _____________________________

Questions or comments _______________________________________

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Deadline for entry is February 1, 2014

Send to: Jo Ann Manes 2351 Foliage Lane Dyer, IN 46311 [email protected]

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