“Making Friends, Making a Difference”May 2019 Edition

Upcoming PWC Events:Let's Do Lunch - 5.17 - the bryant

Chicago Bus Trip - 5.22 - Details Inside

20|30 Dine Outs - 5.22 and 6.18

PWC Wine Divas - 6.14, 7.12, 8.9 at McGraw's

Next PWC Board Meeting: 8.21Save the Date! PWC 20|30 hosts the 7th Annual Hammer Down Cancer Luncheon - 9.5

THE PURDUE WOMEN’S CLUB NEWSLETTER

President's LetterLinda Dolby,

pwcpresident@purduewomensclub.org

Dear Friends, At our Annual Meeting in April, I gave a “State of the Club”

address, highlighting this year’s activities and looking forward to next year. You have elected me to serve a second one-year term as your president, and I am honored. Thank you for your support.

Linda Dolby

I can tell you that the state of our club is good! We have over 600 members involved in more that 40 Interest Groups and a variety of club-wide events. I am grateful to this year’s Board of Directors and to our Interest Group leaders as well as all of you for this success.

This year’s theme has been “Making Friens Making a Difference.” Many of us have made a new friend this year or deepened a relationship with anquaintance. And many have been involved in a service or philanthropic endeavor that has made our commnity more whole. We are making friends and we are making a difference.Some of this year’s highlights:

• Our PWC Volunteers! group is growing and thriving• Our Hammer Down Luncheon was a huge triumph• Our Friendship Secretary has been more active, sending personal notes to people when we know

their joys and concerns• We have increased our communication channels with our members, especially through the new

“News You Can Use” and by publishing our Board meeting minute summaries in the Newsletter,always inviting anyone interested to attend those meetings

• Work on the Constitution and By-Laws continues• Celebrated 50 years of SPAN Plan

I am looking forward to what next year will bring. We have elected a fine slate of new officers. Three of us will be attending the Big Ten Conference of Women’s Clubs in June. In 2022 the Purdue Women’s Club will be observing our 100th birthday. This year we will begin planning for that great celebration.

I extend a sincere Thank You to our departing board members! They have all done a fine job and we are grateful for their service. Departing or transitioning to new roles are the following 2018-2019 PWC Board Members:

• Mary Gayle Hartzel, Vice-President for Interest Groups• Marchell Baker, Vice-President for Newcomers• Carol Rosborg, Treasurer• Mary Anne Robinson, Recording Secretary,• Daniele Cohen, Social Media Administrator• Jeanna Jones, Chicago Bus Trips• Jacky Ralph, Chicago Bus Trips• Esther Madren, Educational Excursions• Debby Sherman, Educational Excursions• Lisa Hoverman, Nominating Committee

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Highlights of PWC April Board Meeting

Mary Anne Robinson, recordingsecretary@purduewomensclub.comHighlights from the April board meeting, held April 3, 2019 included the progress of the constitution review process and details for

upcoming educational excursion and Chicago trips. The slate of incoming board and committee members was presented and was then approved by a vote at the Annual Meeting, April 11. The board took the opportunity to provide President Dolby with positive feedback on her first year at the helm. The next board meeting date was May 8th. Continuing and incoming board and committee members were polled to determine the best day and time for attendance, the day remains on Wednesdays, the second of the month, with an 11:30 AM start time. The new dates for the 2019-2020 year are below. All PWC members are welcome at monthly board meetings.

No Meetings June/JulyWednesday, August 21st

Wednesday, September 11thWednesday, October 9th

Wednesday, November 13thSunday, December 8th, 2 PM – Holiday Gathering at President Linda Dolby’s Home

Wednesday, January 8thWednesday, February 12th

Wednesday, March 11thNo April Board meeting

Tuesday, April 7th – Spring Luncheon Tuesday, April 14th – Annual Meeting

We extend a very warm welcome to our 2019-2020 PWC Board:Linda Dolby, President Marchell Baker, Vice President for Interest Groups Tonya Redmon, Treasurer Sarah-Louise Kerney, Recording Secretary Emily Blue, Past President and 20|30 Liaison Ann Pruett, Chicago Bus Trips Ann Skadberg, Educational Excursions Debra Sherman, Educational Excursions Sandy Komasinski, Eventbrite Administrator Becki Moore, Let's Do Lunch Nancy Eldridge, Luncheon Coordinator Ruthi Krynak, Newcomer Team Kimba Dunsmore, Newsletter Team

JoAnne Small, President-Elect Jennifer F. Maguire, Vice President for Newcomers Stacey Baisden, Nominating CommitteeCigdem Sheffield, Corresponding SecretaryLisa Hoverman, Newsletter Editor and Chicago Bus Trips Ruth van Matre, Chicago Bus TripsConnie Davis, Educational ExcursionsSue Peters, Email SecretarySara Harlan, Friendship SecretaryEsther Madren, Let's Do LunchSylvia Vaughn, Newcomer Team Dorothy Hughes, Newsletter Team Hilary Butler, Social Media Administrator

Rene Ferguson, Span Plan Liaison and Nominating Committee Ann McCracken, Website AdministratorSarah Wassgren, Membership Secretary; Nominating Committee

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Spring Luncheon 2019Dorothy Hughes, djhugheslmhc@gmail.com

The Purdue Women's Club 2019 Spring Luncheon was held on Thursday, April 4 in the Purdue Memorial Union North Ballroom. The guest speaker was State Representative Sheila Klinker.

The afternoon began with a welcome from our PWC President, Linda Dolby. Words of inspiration were provided by our PWC President-Elect Joanne Small.

Attendees were then delighted with a lunch of Salmon or Tofu Spud Salad, rolls and a Raspberry Chocolate Mousse. In honor of Sheila, even the rolls were colorful!

The Director of Span Plan, Malissa Ayala provided some background about how the donations provided by PWC benefit students in a variety of ways. Paige Allen, a former Span Plan student shared her story detailing how Span Plan helped get her college career started via a Span Plan Grant. Meeting with Span Plan staff also helped her summon the courage to continue her education. Although she started as a part time student at Purdue, she continued her education at through Indiana Wesleyan. She has come full circle and now works at Purdue as an Assistant Director for Academic Advising & Recruiting in Purdue’s Veterinary College. Paige credits her start at Span Plan in developing the persistence to continue her education.

PWC member, Aura Lee Emsweller led a musical tribute to our guest speaker with lyrics written by her son adapting the song, “Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue” to Five Foot Two, In Her Shoes”. The crowd loved it!

Ms. Klinker shared her heartwarming story of how she evolved from being a runner up for Purdue’s Golden Girl to a career as an elementary education teacher and later in public service.

PWC rolls like Sheila

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PWC Celebrates Our Honorary Lifetime MembersDorothy Hughes, djhugheslmhc@gmail.com

What was happening 50 years ago, in 1969?• With the Apollo 11 mission, Purdue graduate, Neil Armstrong first stepped on the moon• Woodstock festival attracted more than 350,000 music fans• Average cost of a new house = $15,500• Gas was 35 cents per gallon• The Big Wheel tricycle was introduced• The births of Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani, Cate Blanchett and Steffi Graf

These 54 ladies were vibrant members of Purdue Women Club. Congratulations and thank you to our Honorary Lifetime Members, who have been members of PWC for over 50 years:First Last Joined First Last JoinedMartha Altschaeffl 1966 Martha Schrader 1966Janice Anderson 1964 Jackie Scott 1968Claudette Ashby 1962 Carol Shertzer 1960Anna Baktay 1964 Elizabeth Shiffman 1964Penny Bell 1962 Anna C Taylor 1961Nancy Brandt 1966 Ruth (Polly) Tyler 1953Donna Callahan 1961 Susan Ulrich 1968Nancy Christmas 1964 Mary Louise Waltman n 1962Mary Lou Curtis 1950 Shirley West 1961De Lores Delleur 1957 Barbara Winchell 1958Harriet Diamond 1965 Margaret Wood 1950Martha Fletcher 1966 Marilyn Ziemer 1959Mary Ford 1959Sue Frick 1955Frederica Friday 1955Phyllis Gambill 1960Connie Grace 1955Sarah Gustafson 1961Jane Hadley 1968Violet Haelterman 1952Judy Harshman 1966Martha Hilst 1950Mary Hood 1957Kathleen Kirsch 1953Louise Leatherman 1963Grayce Lechtenberg 1968Juanita Linn 1967Sonya Margerum 1960Lucille Maris 1955Eleanor (Ellie) Mlynarik 1964Mary Alice Nebold 1965Mary Nelson 1967Mariellen Neudeck 1968Marilyn Noller 1955Dortha Osmun 1946Nadyne Parman 1966Temple Pearson 1967Miriam Porile 1965Wendy Preo 1967Eileen Rhykerd 1961Gail Rudolph 1951Sue W Scholer 1960

We also have two former Purdue First Ladies as honorary members:• Patty Jischke, 2000 • Cheri Daniels, 2013

Among the list above are four past Presidents: Mary Ford (1983-84), Nancy Christmas (1987-88), Eileen Rhykerd (1988-89) and Patty Jischke 2012-13.

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Three of our 50+ members shared reflections of their experiences in PCW:Temple Pearson shared, “I'm thankful each day for PWC and the lovely friends I

have met by joining Interest Groups. It is wonderful to have this Organization that is open to anyone who needs a friend."

Sue Scholer commented, “When i joined, PWC was a way to meet spouses from other areas of the University. The interest groups through the years provided chances to try new activities. More recently, it has been good to see the opportunity for membership opened to more women so that it becomes much more of a community organization. The luncheons are just a regular part of my calendar (except when I was in the Legislature) and have provided many outstanding presentations over the years+."

"I think this is a fabulous organization of women and the lunches twice a year are well done. So many interest groups to choose from. I keep making new friends every time I join a new group. I've been involved in the bowling for over 30 years. Glad this organization is open to anyone, not just Women at Purdue." - Judy HarshmanTheir words and smiles are certainly indicative of why they remain connected to PWC after all these years!

It is PWC's Annual Membership Renewal TimeSarah Wassgren, membershipsecretary@purduewomensclub.org

Your membership renewal is vital to continue the fun and philanthropy of PWC. In late April you were mailed a PWC membership renewal form. If you misplace the form, never fear! You may print out the form or or renew Online at http://www.purduewomensclub.org/membership.html.

The PWC Membership year runs May 1st to April 30 every year. If your renewal is received by June 1st, you qualify for the Early Bird rate of just $25 and you will be included in our annual yearbook directory. Please make sure your renewal is postmarked by June 1st, as after this date PWC dues are $30 for the year.

Thank you so much for your continued support and interest in PWC. We look forward to another great year!

A Quick Note from the PWC Newsletter EditorLisa Hoverman, newslettereditor@purduewomensclub.org

Happy May! It has been a pleasure to serve as your editor for a year now! I hope you like our new look, and will provide more content and feedback as we evolve. Per a request from the President, and a new stream-lined process, we'll be accepting newsletter submissions up to the 25th of the preceding month, and then publishing the Newsletter within 10 days - closer to the start of each month. As such, please pay attention to when Newsletter Content is due by checking the website, and by paying attention to the dates listed on the last page of every newsletter. Our next Newsletter will be the September Issue as we are going on hiatus for the summer, with many of our Interest Groups doing the same. On the front page are listed some groups who stay active throughout the summer and who would likely welcome you to join them!

As a special note, please mark your calendars for the Hammer Down Cancer Luncheon 2019 (#pwcHDCL). This will be held on September 5th, 2019 at McGraw's Steak Chop and Fish House. This special event raises money for research that can alter cancer pathology forever, right here, on Purdue's Campus, supporting the Purdue University Center for Cancer Research. Further Details and updates can be found on the HDCL EventBrite page!

I look forward to writing and editing your great contributions in 2019-2020!

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Span Plan Turns 50!Dorothy Hughes, djhugheslmhc@gmail.com

Span Plan Nontraditional Student Services, a Purdue Student Services Program and philanthropic focus of the PWC, celebrated 50 years of service to Purdue and the Greater Lafayette Community in a program held in the Purdue Memorial Union on March 26, 2019. Included in the program were a variety of topics and speakers ending with a champagne toast looking forward to the next 50 years of service.

In attendance were several Purdue dignitaries including Frank Dooley, Senior Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning; Executive Director of Student Success Programs, Dan Carpenter; and Senior Associate Director of Student Success Programs, Dennis Bowling.

The Program’s current Director, Malissa Ayala, opened the event sharing her excitement to continue the program’s legacy in the modern world moving the Program forward to continue meeting the changing needs of nontraditional students.

Jenna Rickus, Associate Vice President for Teaching and Learning, knowing the legacy and potential of this program, shared her excitement having this program under her supervision.

Betty Nelson, Dean of Students Emerita, shared the very human side of Span Plan’s founder, Helen Schleman, as well as her passion for helping women be successful and not lost in the success of spouse beginning in the late 60’s. She developed the program to not only provide financial assistance, but also to include as much life and academic counseling as needed. Helen was clearly a force a nature and decades ahead of her time.

Sandy Monroe, Executive Director of Undergraduate Advising, and a former Span Plan staff member illustrated the generational contributions of Span Plan’s successful students as she shared a real life scenario of a former student’s struggles to finish a degree and, because the degree led to modeling the importance of higher education and a successful career, the student’s children are all also college educated and thriving in their careers.

Sally Watlington shared brief anecdotes about Helen Schleman including Heleninfluencing her to join the Navy where she served for 23 years. When Sally left the military, she reconnected with Helen helping her with researching and analyzing data to support more services for Span Plan students and improved benefits for women working at Purdue. She is also very involved in the community.

Three former directors were introduced, Lynne Horngren, Dorothy Hughes and Peggy Favorite. Lynne is currently continuing her career at Purdue as Director of the College of Science Undergraduate Education and Academic Advising Office. Dorothy retired from Purdue in 2016, and Peggy in 2018; both are thriving in post-retirement careers. All three former directors wholeheartedly endorsed the importance of the Span Plan Program and their joy and appreciation for having been part of its legacy, that, as illustrated by Sandy Monroe, has an ongoing positive and rippling impact on families and society. 6

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Dorothy shared, “I always encouraged my students, often saying, ‘Your education is one thing that can never be taken away from you.’”

As a philanthropic organization, the Purdue Women’s Club (PWC) financially supports Span Plan Nontraditional Student Services and has for the last twenty years. The current PWC Club President, Linda Dolby, reported that over the 20 years PWC has donated a total of $150,000+ to the Purdue SPAN Plan Program. As the Span Plan website outlines:

• Donations from individuals and organizations are central to Span Plan programs and many of the services we providewould not exist without the generosity of our donors.

• Support from Span Plan services mean these students have the opportunity continue their education at Purdue with thekind of assistance that is so crucial to their success.

• Span Plan has provided guidance and support for adult nontraditional students since 1968 and is dedicated to assistingthese students achieve their goals.

Will you make a gift today to make a direct and positive impact on someone’s life? Gifts of any amount are special and can make a difference. Questions? Call 765-496-3392.Donors can contribute to the general fund, the scholarship program or the parent support program. Donations can be made online at https://www.purdue.edu/spanplan/be-a-donor/. Just click on the link designating which fund you want to support.

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Span Plan Thanks PWC!Malissa Ayala, submitted by Dorothy Hughes, djhugheslmhc@gmail.com

As long-time benefactors of Span Plan, the PWC had members present to join in the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Purdue Program that provides a wide array of services and funding for nontraditional students at Purdue. The PWC board chose to provide flowers and a student quartet for the celebration as it continues its enthusiastic support of this valued Purdue Program. The current director sent along this note of thanks verbalizing her appreciation. Dear PWC Members,

As I take a moment to reflect on last night’s 50th Celebration, I cannot help being humbled by the continued support of PWC in Span Plan’s mission of serving nontraditional students. It was wonderful meeting many more members and sharing the experience of the Program’s history and forward momentum.

I am grateful for Rene’s enthusiasm as liaison and her work with the PWC’s Span Plan committee. The Club support of the student quartet made for the perfect background to celebrate. Additionally, the flowers were beautiful and added a testament to Linda and Rene’s endless talents. Both the music and floral arrangement were perfect and possible because of PWC.As I said in remarks last night, the best part of this position has been the new meetings and women I consider friends – the members of PWC are part of that group that I feel lucky to be able to know, learn from, and enjoy a wonderful relationship with.Many, many thanks as we begin our next 50 years of Span Plan!

In friendship,Malissa Ayala

Way to Go Span Plan!

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PWC Let's Do LunchBecki Moore and Esther Madren, letsdolunch@purduewomensclub.org

On May 17, 2019 at noon Let's Do Lunch will be attending lunch at The Bryant. The RSVP limit is 30.

RSVP to Becki and Esther at the email above!

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PWC NewcomersMarchelle Baker, newcomerteam@purduewomensclub.org

A delectable farm to table lunch prepared by Lauren Reed, the Prophetstown Chef, wowed Newcomers at their March 1 meeting at the home of Dr. Lisa Hoverman.

Chef Reed not only prepared a delicious meal for the group, but also spoke about her journey to become a chef which included informing the group about how she was selected as one of the Super Bowl chefs to prepare food for the VIPs.

The group was able to interact with Chef Reed in a Q&A session at the end of the meal. The Newcomers Team would like to give a big “Thank you” to the women who helped contribute to make this event successful.

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Interest Group Updates Garden Gals

Suzanne Collins, collinss@purdue.edu

Spring has sprung, and Garden Gals are ready to head outside for tours of local gardens for ideas and inspiration. The interest group opened their year with inside presentations on Building a Better Brain through food choices with Kirsten Serrano in February. That was followed in March with Growing Micro Greens with Kathryn Reeves. April’s meeting had Purdue Extension Specialist Rosie Learner instructing the group on identification of conifers. The lively session helped answer questions about which conifers grow well in our area, and what to avoid. Hands-on samples displayed the variety available in conifers.

May through September will be garden walking tours. Hopefully the Garden Gals’ luck will continue with good weather on tour days. We will be all over Tippecanoe County each 2nd Tuesday of the month, beginning at 2 PM and usually ending by 4 PM. Side trips on non-meeting dates will take us to surrounding counties for those interested in an expanded day away focusing on gardening inspiration. Garden Gals will finish the year in October and November with inside events before putting the gardens to bed for the winter.

If you think you would be interested in joining Garden Gals, please contact Suzanne Collins at collinss@purdue.edu to be placed on the e-mail list for notifications.

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Interest Group Updates A Novel Group Turns 20!

Sarah Wassgren, membershipsecretary@purduewomensclub.org

The PWC book club, A Novel Group, had its first meeting June 1999 (for it, we read Memoirs of a Geisha). To celebrate 20 years of reading together, we have extended an invitation to all A Novel Group alumni to rejoin us at a meeting of their choice this coming year.

What does 20 years of book club look like?o 49 total members (13 currently)o 3 members still current from 1999 (Rosy Ferner, MaryJo Przyborski, and Sarah Wassgren)o 213 books read

20 Years of Books!

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Gail Orenstein hosted A Novel Group in April and made laminated commemorative bookmarks!

Four of the dozen founding members posed next to Gail's celebratory ice cream cake: Rosy Ferner, Sarah Wassgren, Sonya Thomas, and MaryJo Przyborski.

Oh the places we've been - 20 Years of Settings:

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Educational Excursions Trip to Louisville! Connie Davis, Esther Madren, and Debra Sherman,

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We had a very busy but interesting trip to Louisville on April 14. Our first stop was to the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, where we saw bats made for all ages and levels, many still made largely by hand.

Then it was on to the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience. Bourbon is more than a drink in Kentucky. It’s part of the culture, tradition and heritage of the community. We bravely tried the tastings and they definitely got better as we sipped! However, the bourbon balls were the hit.

Lunch was at Bristol Bar & Grill, a few steps from the above venues. We enjoyed a buffet that included the Louisville favorite, Hot Brown Sandwich, as well as a Derby Pie.

Then it was on to Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby Museum. We had a walking tour, movie, and visit to museum and gift shop. This was a very busy trip and only a small peek into all that Louisville has to offer. It certainly is a location worthy of a long weekend!

Keep tuned to the newsletter and webpage to see where we plan to go in Fall, 2019 and Spring, 2020!

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Plan Ahead and Reserve Your Seat Now

For Your Very Own Wonderful Spring Day in The Windy City

The 2019 Spring Bus Trip to Chicago Wednesday, May 22The day is yours to enjoy as you wish in Chicago!

So much to see!

Explore the Saturday Night Live Exhibit Museum of Broadcast Communications at 360 N. State - only $20 for seniors! It’s a 12,000 sq. ft. experience designed to chroni-cle SNL’s history while taking you through the notoriously hectic weekly schedule. The ex-

hibit includes ten galleries and more than 500 authentic arti-facts including iconic costumes, original sets, props and scripts. The experience concludes with a full-scale replica recreation of SNL’s longtime home, Studio 8.

Or you may want to enjoy a matinee performance at one of the theatres to see Hamilton at the CIBC Theatre in the Loop at 1:30 PM or attend the first day of the International Bazaar and Art Festival at Federal Plaza, from 8 AM-5 PMOr try one of the many tours of Chicago. Architecture, Crime and The Mob, Prohibition, many ethnic areas - Polish, Mexican, Swedish, Chinese, Middle Eastern and more all with amazing restaurants and shopping, Segway, and of course food, are all some of the titles of tours offered.

There are specialty art galleries dotted throughout the city and a Google search will tell you what shows are on in plac-es like the Terra Museum, The Museum of Contemporary Art and the 15 galleries which are right on Michigan Avenue.

Visit the museums! Shedd Aquarium, Art Institute of Chica-go, Millennium Park, The Field Museum, Lincoln Park Zoo and the gem of the Chicago Academy of Sciences/The Peg-gy Notebaert Nature Museum, The Chicago History Muse-um, and the Adler Planetarium - to name just a few - are all easily within reach for your day of discovery.

And there’s always eating at one of Chicago’s many, many fine culinary establishments, cooking classes at Eataly, or try shopping on the Magnificent Mile.

START PLANNING YOUR DAY AND JOIN US! Date: Wednesday, May 22, 2019Depart: 8:00 AM from the Tippecanoe County Amphitheater parking lot (4449 State Road 43 North, West Lafayette) Return: Depart Chicago at 6:00 PM CST (Chicago Time) Arrive back in West Lafayette: About 9:30 PM Cost: PWC Members: $35.00 per person Guests: $40.00. Checks payable to PWC Reservations: Advance payment and trip registration are required. Please make your reservations by April 24Printable paper registration form and online registration and payment are available online NOW at http://purduewomensclub.org/chicago-bus-trips-spring.html Paper registration forms are in the March-April printed newsletter. Questions to: Co-Chair: Jeanna Jones 765-447-4390 Co-Chair: Jacky Ralph 765-583-2642

Welcome New and Returning Members!As this is the PWC Renewal Season we welcome everyone to our 2019-2020 Year!

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PWCThe Purdue Women’s Club - Trip Registration Form

2019 Spring Bus Trip to Chicago Wednesday, May 22, 2019

Registration Due: Wednesday, April 24, 2019 (If the bus is filled before that date we will put you on our waiting list.)

Questions to: Jeanna Jones chicagobustrips@purduewomensclub.org or 765-447-4390 Jacky Ralph chicagobustrips@purduewomensclub.org or 765-583-2642

Please print off this form, fill it out and mail it. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY!

First Name _____________________ Last Name ____________________________________

Street Address ________________________________________________________________

City _____________________________________ State ___________ ZIP _______________

Home Phone _______________ Cell Phone (necessary) _____________________________

Email _______________________________________________________________________

Emergency Contact Name ______________________________________________________

Emergency Contact Phone ______________________________________________________

DISCLAIMER: Purdue Women’s Club is acting at the registrant’s request and shall not be responsible for any loss or damage to property, or for any loss, injury, death, accident, delay, inconvenience or any other loss occurring during or occasioned by applicant participation in this trip.

Special Medical Information PWC should have during this trip (to be kept confidential):

___________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________

Special dietary needs (please describe) ____________________________________________

Signature (required) ____________________________________________________________

Cost: PWC Members- $35 /Non-Members-$40 Cancellation refunds given only if we are able to resell your seat before the trip.

Please mail completed form and check made payable to Purdue Women’s Club to:

Jeanna Jones, 60 Catalpa Court, Lafayette IN 47905

(LAST NAME)

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PWC NeNewsletterSubmission Due Dates!

September IssueAugust 25

Includes plans for all Fall 2019

Please email all submissions to: newsletterteam@purduewomensclub.org

PWC Interest Group Leaders & General Club Events Coordinators

Please be sure to update your webpage if you haven't.Send your updates to:

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THE PURDUE WOMEN’S CLUB NEWSLETTER NOTES

PWC The Purdue Women’s Club

P.O. Box 2073 West Lafayette, Indiana 47996-2073

There are always new people moving into the Greater Lafayette Area who may be going to www.purduewomensclub.org to see what we’re all about! As a courtesy to our new residents and potential new members, it is important our website is current with contact information and upcoming plans - even if you’re not meeting - and any plans you may have already made.

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