Obedience Training Club of Palm Beach County Lead Lines April & May 2018

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1 Lead Lines A Newsletter for Members April & May 2018 Monday June 4 at 7:00 PM There will be a short meeting and then good food. OTC will supply the drinks, burgers, veggie burgers, hot dogs, condiments & buns. Members are to bring a side dish or dessert. Contact coordinator Barbara Bounds <RazzlDazl3@aol.com>; and let her know what you plan to bring. ************************************************************************************* Don t Forget the Cereal Drive Thru Tuesday, May 15,2018 Kelly McDonough is the coordinator again this year for the Boys & Girls Cereal Drive to benefit Palm Beach County. Most of the boxes collected go to Riviera Beach where the need is greatest. At times, this cereal is a whole family s meal. There will be collection boxes set up at the clubhouse. Publix frequently has a two for one sale around this time. Collection through May 15. 1

2 Inside this Issue 2018 Club Officers Bark & Bowl 3 Command Discrimination Performance 4 Board of Directors Minutes March 25, Board of Directors Minutes April 2, General Meeting Minutes April 2, Rainbow Bridge 11 Brags 12 Volunteer Hours 16 First reading of applications for membership. Mary Wright 5557 SW Cherokee St Palm City, FL Wrighteber@bellsouth.net Rhod Ridgeback OB/Rally Steve Strumwasser 2 Bermuda Lake Drive Palm Beach Gardens, FL Steve_Strum@yahoo.com Mini Aussie OB/AG Linda Wood 940 Blue Ridge Way Davie, FL Law0117@gmail.com Labrador Retriever Dianne Parker 6675 Duckweed Rd Lake Worth, FL Encoren@earthlink.net Agility/Rally PW Corgis Sandra Gates 3051 SW 135 Ter Davie, FL gczars@yahoo.com Poodle OB/Rally/Agility Noel Walter 115 Brisa Way Jupiter, FL Nwalter66@gmail.com Vizla OB/Rally Lodge Weber 3080 NE 49 th Street Ft Lauderdale, FL lodge@llwiii.com Poodle Rally/OB President - Betty Gansky Vice President - Diane Sedbury Treasurer - Fran Smith Recording Secretary - Celeste Platte Corresponding Secretary - Liese Hookey Board Members at Large: Nancy Honchar, Tracey Guiejka,Steve Campbell Puppy Coordinator Lindsey Smith Basic/Intermediate Coordinator - Tracy Guiejka Rally Coordinator - Steve Campbell Competition Coordinator - Diane Sedbury CGC Coordinator - Susan Minix Tracking Coordinator - Lori Patterson Agility Coordinator - Barbara Bounds, Kim Carey, Assistant Nose Work Coordinator Judy McPartland Lead Lines Editor - Celeste Platte - ADDRESS for all things Lead Lines - OTCLeadlines@gmail.com Volunteer Hours: Judy McPartland otcvolunteerhours@gmail.com Titles Earned: Otcpbc.djf@outlook.com Mark you calendars now for future meeting dates: June 4, 2018 August 6, 2018 September - mid to end of month. Date to be announced November 5,

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4 Command Discrimination Performance & Judging by Diane Schultz Commands and Signals - Each exercise description tells the judge and exhibitor if a command or signal, or command and signal are allowed. When the Regulations mention a command or signal, only a single command or signal may be given. (Chapter 2, Section 20) The following is a summary to help both judges and exhibitors avoid errors and penalties. HANDLER - To avoid deductions when using a Signal: If using a signal, with or without a command, the following applies to all exercises: Signal is a single gesture with one arm and hand only The arm and hand must be immediately returned to a natural position Handler may bend their body and knees to bring their hand level with the dog s eye when giving a signal to a dog in heel position Signals must be inaudible The handler must not touch the dog Any unusual noise may be considered a signal Any unusual motion may be considered a signal Position of arms and hands and movements of the head and/or body that aid the dog will be considered additional signals Handler may not signal a correction Don t delay in following a judge s order HANDLER To avoid deductions when using a Command: Use a normal tone of voice Don t delay in following a judge s order HANDLER To avoid deductions when using both a command and signal: The command and signal must be given simultaneously, which means, at the same time"; if there is space between the two, that is not simultaneously HANDLER To avoid deductions when using the dog s name: Use name once immediately before a command or command and/or signal, which means without time or space between the name and the command Do not use the dog s name when using only a signal DOG To avoid deductions: Dog must wait; no anticipation Dog must respond promptly Continued next page 4

5 Command Discrimination Performance & Judging continued Dog s Names and Commands Judges are not required to know the dog s name, or the commands each exhibitor will use. According to the Regulations, a judge determines if a dog responds to its name, anticipates a command/signal or if additional commands/ signals are being used based on time and space between words or words and signals. Exhibitors must remember the importance of time and space when choosing verbal commands. When words are all lumped together, StandBackStand, there is no time or space between words. When words have time and space between them, Stan Back Stand, the use of the dog s name and the commands are not in accordance to the Regulations as outlined above, and will be penalized. How many words can an exhibitor use? The Regulations don t specify the number of words that constitute a single command. The judge must determine when commands become excessive and worthy of a deduction. Diane Schultz, AKC Obedience Representative ********************************************************************************************** If I did not have dogs: I could walk around the yard barefoot in safety. I could sit on the couch the way I wanted, without taking into consideration how much space my dog would need to get comfortable. I would not have strange presents under my Christmas tree - like dog bones, stuffed animals or have to answer to people why I wrap them. I would not be on a first-name basis with 3 vets. My pockets would not contain things like poop bags, dog treats, and an extra leash. I would not have as many leaves inside as outside. I would not have to answer the question Why do I have a dog? from people who will never have the joy in their life of knowing they are loved unconditionally by something as close to an angel as they will ever get. How empty my life would be. 5

6 OTCPBC Board of Directors Meeting March 25, 2018 Members Present: Betty Gansky, Diane Sedberry, Liese Hookey, Celeste Platte, Steve Campbell, Nancy Honchar, Tracey Guiejka. Absent: Fran Smith Meeting was called to order by Betty Gansky at 1:30 PM Financial: Betty Gansky handed out the Profit & Loss statement supplied by Fran Smith. Betty Gansky also gave a report on the profit from the January Obedience Trial, February Agility Trial as well as the February AKC Scent Work Trial. Scent Work Trial: Thursday, Friday and Saturday March at Tequesta. Hotel Costs: High season for our area is March 1 April 15. That needs to be kept in mind when scheduling future trials. Obedience: Diane Sedberry The classes are going on well now. The computer system is also working out without problems. The Awning and fencing have now been replaced. Rally Trial, April 2018 Steve Campbell Chair. All set to go on all levels. June Obedience Trial Betty Gansky reported that the Judge has moved from Ft Myers to Oklahoma, but she will continue to honor her contract. She will be paying for her airline fare to West Palm Beach as well as her rental car. All the club must pay for is her hotel, which would have been paid for anyway. Peggy DeMinico is the Trial Chair for this event. Obedience Trial September Donna Kornmeyer is the chair and Celeste Platte is the trial secretary. February Agility Trial Treasure Coast Kennel Club will be partners for this event. They will supply equipment and the costs/profits will be split 50/50. Treasure Coast has only agreed to join forces with OTCPBC for the 2019 event. They will evaluate future participation after the event. The Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Inspection sited a few items that needed to be addressed. One of them was that there was to be no storage allowed on the upper level. Celeste Platte will contact the City of Lake Park and request the plans for the club building to determine what the construction plans showed for the loft. The rest of the items have been corrected and the letter of completion was ed back to the Fire Rescue Inspector. Betty Gansky had a nice number of volunteers help empty the loft, clean out the shed and rearrange the items that are in there. Show and Goes - Nancy Honchar: Clarification was requested for the judges and stewards that assist with the Show and Goes and how volunteer hours would be earned. MOTION: Judges for the show and goes will earn volunteer hours plus can do one free run through with their dog. Stewards can earn EITHER volunteer hours or a run through. Nancy Honchar 1 st. Tracey Guiejka 2 nd. Motion passed. Liese Hookey abstained. Fran Smith absent. Board Members and volunteer hours After a discussion, it was decided that Officers and Board Members at Large would not accumulate volunteer hours, nor would they be posted in Lead Lines. Respectfully submitted, Celeste Platte, Recording Secretary 6 Continued on next page

7 OTCPBC BOARD MEETING April 2, :30 pm Board Members Present: Betty Gansky, Diane Sedberry, Fran Smith, Liese Hookey, Celeste Platte, Tracey Guiejka, Nancy Honchar, Steve Campbell After an inspection by the Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Department, it was discovered that the loft above the office and kitchen was not constructed properly to allow storage of light items and files. The Board agreed that this area is needed for storage. MOTION to get estimates for service from Structural Engineers to inspect the loft and determine what needs to be done to bring it into compliance. First: Celeste Platte. Second: Steve Campbell. Motion pass unanimously Tracking Seminar Lori Patterson, Tracking Coordinator requested permission to hold a tracking seminar. It would be open to six people; $25 per person. No charge for the instructor. MOTION made by Celeste Platte, Seconded by Liese Hookey to allow the seminar to proceed. Motion pass unanimously. Obedience Trial Entry Fees: OTCPBC has held the Obedience entrance fees to $25/$15 for quite a few years. As the club has utilized Florida judges for several years, new judges need to be brought in from other states which increases the club s fees. MOTION to change the entry fees for OBEDI- ENCE ONLY to $27 for the first entry and $17 for the second entry. Motion by Diane Sedberry. Seconded by Liese Hookey. Motion passed unanimously. Judy McPartland briefly spoke about a spam problem with the website. The vendor is working on the problem, but at this time, no questions can be sent to the OTCPBC Gmail account. Meeting adjourned. 6:50pm Respectfully submitted, Celeste Platte Recording Secretary ************************************************************************************ " Success is when preparation and opportunity meet. " Bobby Unser 7

8 OBEDIENCE TRAINING CLUB OF PALM BEACH COUNTY (OTCPBC) General Membership Meeting April 2, 2018 Board Members Present: Betty Gansky, Diane Sedberry, Fran Smith, Liese Hookey, Celeste Platte, Tracey Guiejka, Nancy Honchar, Steve Campbell The meeting was called to order by President Betty Gansky at 7:00 PM. Motion to approve the General Meeting January 8, 2018 minutes as printed in Lead Lines. Motion made by Angel Andrews. Seconded by Jonathan Halpern. First reading of applications for membership. Mary Wright 5557 SW Cherokee St Palm City, FL Rhod Ridgeback OB/Rally Steve Strumwasser 2 Bermuda Lake Drive Palm Beach Gardens, FL Steve_Strum@yahoo.co Mini Aussie OB/AG Linda Wood 940 Blue Ridge Way Davie, FL Law0117@gmail.co Labrador Retriever Dianne Parker 6675 Duckweed Rd Lake Worth, FL encoren@earthlink.net Agility/Rally PW Corgis Sandra Gates 3051 SW 135 Ter Davie, FL gczars@yahoo.co Poodle OB/Rally/Agility Noel Walter 115 Brisa Way Jupiter, FL Nwalter66@gmail.com Vizla OB/Rally Lodge Weber 3080 NE 49 th Street Ft Lauderdale, FL lodge@llwiii.co Poodle Rally/OB The second reading and vote to approve the applicants will be at the next General Membership meeting June 4, The Coordinators and trial secretaries from all the disciplines at OTCPBC gave reports on what was going on and what was coming up at the club. Be sure to frequent the club s webpage for all the latest activity. Cereal Drive: Kelly McDonough is the coordinator again this year for the Boys & Girls Cereal Drive to benefit Palm Beach County. Most of the boxes collected go to Riviera Beach where the need is greatest. At times, this cereal is a whole family s meal. There will be collection boxes set up at the clubhouse. OTCPBC will 8 Continued Next Page

9 General Meeting April 2 - continued once again donate $ to purchase cereal for the drive. Betty will make the club s purchase at 2@1 at Publix before deadline. Collection through May 15. Bark & Bowl: Kelly McDonough is also the OTCPBC coordinator for the annual animal cancer fund raiser. Money raised for canine cancer research also benefits humans. The Bark & Bowl fundraiser will be held at the AMF bowling lanes at 1190 Boynton Beach Blvd, Boynton Beach at the SE corner of Congress Avenue and Boynton Beach Blvd. Even if you do not bowl, come out, cheer, drink, and participate in the raffle. We would like to put together a few baskets for the raffle. If you have anything you d like to donate toward a basket please leave it at the club earmarked Canine Cancer raffle donation. Kelly will be sending out a link for donations. If you need further information or to signup please contact Kelly at kellmcd222@gmail.co. Last year OTCPBC raised $1,200 including the club s donation of $ Fire Inspection of OTCPBC Building: After an inspection by the Palm Beach County Fire Rescue Department, it was discovered that the loft above the office and kitchen was not constructed properly to allow storage of light items and files. The Board agreed that this area is needed for storage. A motion was made, seconded, and passed to get estimates for service from several Structural Engineers to inspect the loft and determine what needs to be done to bring it into compliance. Old Business: The Awning, Fence, Roof & Dry Wall have all been repaired Recent Trials: The January Obedience trial, the February Agility trial, the February AKC Scent Work Trial all made money for the club. New Business: Obedience Judge for September 2019 will be Connie Parrish replacing Mr. Washabaugh who has retired. Luci Seeley will be our Obedience judge for the January 2020 trial. An Audio CD with distraction sounds has been order for all classes. New jumps to teach dogs how to jump correctly have now been received. The instruction book detailing the correct jumping technique using these jumps was also purchased. Club Picnic: At the next general membership meeting June 4 th the club will have a picnic. The club will supply the hamburgers, hot dogs and buns. Members should bring a side dish. Coordinator will be Barbara Bounds. Sandy Brown & Cindy Ponga both agreed to be on her committee. Obedience Rule Books The club will provide instructors with an AKC rule book. Members may purchase a book as well. If you want to purchase a book see Betty Gansky. Pre-payment is required. Supply Volunteer: Charlotte Czermann has volunteered to restock items that get regularly used. She will notify Betty Gansky when new supplies need to be purchased. Katie Grosso also volunteered to help. Holiday Items in Storage: At this time, the holiday items stored in the shed will be kept. OTCPBC Website: Judy McPartland advised that the website is currently under spam attack. The vendor is working on the problem. The inquiry section of the site has been shut down until the problem is resolved. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:15 PM. The next meeting is June 4, Respectfully submitted, Celeste Platte 9

10 Thank You! A huge thank you to everyone who helped make our three-day (March 29-31) National Association of Canine Scent Work (NACSW) trial a success. NACSW trials are always held in a location at which the dogs competing have not had prior experience or training, thus the dogs, like detection dogs, are searching at a novel location. Thanks to all our volunteers who came to help at our wonderful site, Tanah Keeta Boy Scout Reservation in Tequesta. Volunteers wore many hats during the trial, jumping in to do whatever was needed at the time and contributing in more ways than I can possibly acknowledge in detail. Thanks to Diana Johnson-Ford, Lisa Brooks and Lauren Walsh for finding the site and providing the pictures, videos and documentation needed to have it approved by NACSW and then plan out the flows for each of the days. And finally, to mark out the flows with landscape flags the evening before each day of competition. Thank you to Fran Smith, Lauren Walsh and Jane Craig, for being our Volunteer Coordinators, a task made more difficult by the holiday weekend, having an off-site trial and the fact that for Nose Work, competitors cannot volunteer on a day they are trialing. Hosting a trial off-site means equipment needs to be transported to and from the site and then set-up in an unfamiliar place. Equipment seemed to arrive like magic and even more be carried to the correct location on site. Along with equipment needed for the trial, we also had snacks and water provided by Betty and Fran. Coolers were filled daily with ice and water and then placed in strategic locations for volunteer and competitor needs. A big thank you to each of you who made this happen. Another thanks to all who helped with bringing equipment back to our building. During the trial, competitors need to be directed from staging areas to search areas safely and efficiently. For volunteers that meant manning the staging areas in the heat of the day and providing a calming space for each team as it waited its turn. It meant helping competitors get from parked cars to the first staging area in a timely way. Within each search area, volunteers took on the roles of judge s steward, timer, videographer and for containers hot box and cold box handlers. Score runners picked up completed score sheets and full video cameras and ran them to the score room so that scores could be entered and videos downloaded for NACSW. We needed vehicles to be used in searches each day and that meant moving vehicles and helping folks get to and from the site while their vehicles remained on-site. Thanks too to Dog-In-White handlers, Lisa Brooks, Fran Smith and Peter Ensch. Thanks to Diana Johnson-Ford for finding and engaging our luncheon food truck. Thank you to each of the following club members who came and helped out in so many ways: Angel Andrews, Beth Adams, Carol Munn, Cindy Ponga, Cyndi Porter, Fran Smith, Jane Craig, Diana Johnson- Ford, Helen Pichette, Janet Moore, Jean Asaro, Joe Hamzy, Judy Norton, Laura Rubin, Lauren Walsh, Lindsey Smith, Lisa Brooks, Marie Forgach, Marti Hohmann, Scott Adams, Tricia Boychuk. Thank you to friends and family who responded to our calls for help: Annette Herveling, Bonnie Olie, Dave Debroisbrand, Debbie Bouldrin, Jane and Carl Hewitt, Jane Tutton, Kathy Kent, Katie Obringer, Kim Corey, Laurie Volpe, Marjorie Arnold, Nancy Locke, Sandy Lidberg, Sandy Walsh, Rachael Richard, Nancy Petrone and Tracy Kirkpatrick. We had two wonderful Judges, Dwight Veon and Robert (Jese) Ford from Melbourne, FL. We had an outstanding NACSW Certifying Official Sue Frisch from Scranton, PA. No trial will run without NACSW certified volunteer Score Room Leads and we had Steve Stirrat and Victoria Ford with the assistance of Cindy Ice. In addition, we had the help of NACSW Trial Coordinator, volunteer, Peter Ensch from Edgewater FL. Competitors will be able to enjoy post-trial memories as captured in photos and videos by our very able Lindsey and David Smith. Thanks also to Amanda, Mike and the Rangers staff at Tanah Keeta, property of the Boy Scouts of America who were gracious and accommodating hosts. Thank you to OTCPBC for your support of this new sport. Judy McPartland 10

11 RainbowBridge.com Just this side of heaven is a place called Rainbow Bridge. When an animal dies that has been especially close to someone here, that pet goes to Rainbow Bridge. There are meadows and hills for all of our special friends so they can run and play together. There is plenty of food, water and sunshine, and our friends are warm and comfortable. All the animals who had been ill and old are restored to health and vigor. Those who were hurt or maimed are made whole and strong again, just as we remember them in our dreams of days and times gone by. The animals are happy and content, except for one small thing; they each miss someone very special to them, who had to be left behind. They all run and play together, but the day comes when one suddenly stops and looks into the distance. His bright eyes are intent. His eager body quivers. Suddenly he begins to run from the group, flying over the green grass, his legs carrying him faster and faster. You have been spotted, and when you and your special friend finally meet, you cling together in joyous reunion, never to be parted again. The happy kisses rain upon your face; your hands again caress the beloved head, and you look once more into the trusting eyes of your pet, so long gone from your life but never absent from your heart. Then you cross Rainbow Bridge together... Author unknown... My family and I lost our dear 14 year old Labrador Retriever Elsie last week. She was the best of the best and helped me earn my training certifications 10 years ago. She will be forever missed by my family and Breeze. Elsie was older when I joined the club so she was not well know there, but she did have some influence. Susan Minix 11

12 Brags Ann Levey and Indy send all their best to the club. She misses us very much. ************************************************************************************* Fizz earned his second NW3 title at a trial hosted by Obedience Training Club of Palm Beach County on March 29, He placed 3rd overall, and also completed elements titles in Containers and Interiors. I was proud to be his handler that day, and also very grateful to the Club for its efforts. Thank you to Lindsey Smith for the beautiful photo. Fizz competed at a nose work trial hosted by the Lake Eustis Kennel Club on Friday, 3/23/18. He was first in Buried Novice and second in Interior Advanced. He also placed second twice in Exterior Novice (two legs). Marti Hohmann ****************************************************************************************** Kona Vom Mittelwest Act 1 Agility Title Boy did she ever have a good time! Cindy Ponga ************************************************************************************ Huge Congrats to all of the passes at the April 7, 2018 ACT test! We had 28 qualifying runs and 5 new titles! We could not have done it without the help of our wonderful club members who showed up on Friday to bring in all the equipment and then at 7am on Saturday to set-up and stayed for the entire event: Barbara Bounds, Patsy Clower, Sandy Crechiolo, Brian & Katie Grosso, Hailey Bounds and Beth Adams. Also a big thanks to Scott Adams and Nancy Gonchar for their help on Friday. Lori Patterson Trial Chair and Test Secretary 12

13 Brags - continued My sheltie Raven, in her first trial given by the Palm Bay Agility club, had three Qs in novice standard and three Qs in novice jumpers, earning her titles in both classes. John Gorbas ************************************************************************************* Kevin earned his CGC Urban. :) Sandy Crechiolo *********************************************************************************** Koi earned 4 out of 5 qualifications at the Performance scent Dog Trial on March 17 in Davie. Lindsey Smith Continued next page 13

14 Brags - Continued The following teams earned their CGCU Titles on 4/11/18 in City Place. Congrats to all. Sandy Crechiolo/Kevin Laura Moran/Fiona Kelly McDonough/Rosie Bridget Kennedy/Grady Bridget Kennedy/Rory Mary Wright/Molly Susan Minix ************************************************************************************** STA-A-BIT DREAMCHASER DENIM BLUE RN Kody's earned his first leg in Advanced Rally, at the Miami Obedience Club Show in Miami, on 3/31/18 - with a 1st Place. Proud Momma, Diane Sedberry ************************************************************************************* RALLY MASTER TITLES Sandy Gates and Raffy along with Lodge Weber and Jacqui receiving their Rally Master titles from Judge Louann Currey on February 24 th at the Indian River Dog Training Club. Lodge Weber 14 Continued next page

15 RALLY TRIAL INFORMATION The entries are now closed for our up-coming Rally trials April 28th & 29th. We're offering 4 trials in two days. I'm so happy & proud to announce that we're hosting our BIGGEST Rally trial ever with a total of 102 entries total for Saturday & 106 total entries for Sunday! That's terrific! I'd like to thank everyone for their support, Betty ************************************************************************************************* There will be no Lead Lines publication in May, 2018 as your editor will be enjoying her Australian Terrier National in Ashville, North Carolina. Continue to send your brags to OTCLeadLines@gmail.com You don t have to wait for me to ask for them. Enjoy the upcoming trials. Celeste Platte Editor - Lead Lines 15

16 Last Name First Name SumOf- Hours Hr2017 Hrs2018 MinOfService Date MaxOfService Date Adams Beth Dec Apr-18 Adams Scott Dec Apr-18 Andrews Angel Dec Mar-18 Asaro Jean Mar Apr-18 Auer Nancy Dec Mar-18 Bounds Barbara Dec Apr-18 Bounds Hailey Dec Apr-18 Boychuck Tricia Dec Mar-18 Brooks Lisa Dec Mar-18 Brousell Joanna Dec Feb-18 Brown Sandra Dec Dec-17 Butcher Marjorie Dec Mar-18 Carey Kim Dec Dec-17 Carlee Lane Dec Mar-18 Carlson Suzi Dec Dec-17 Carr Lucy Dec Jan-18 Clouser Patsy Feb Apr-18 Contreras Kelly Dec Feb-18 Cooper Sherry Dec Feb-18 Craig Jane Dec Mar-18 Crechiolo Joe Mar Mar-18 Crechiolo Sandy Jan Apr-18 Czermann Charlotte Dec Apr-18 DeMinico Peggy Dec Mar-18 Feigenblatt June Jan Mar-18 Forgach Marie Dec Mar-18 Gorbas John Dec Mar-18 Grosso Brian Dec Apr-18 Grosso Kathleen Dec Apr-18 Guziejka Erica Feb Mar-18 Halpern Jonathan Dec Apr-18 Halpern Lyn Dec Feb-18 Hamzy Joe Dec Mar-18 Hamzy Mary Ann Dec Mar-18 Hohmann Marti Mar Mar Continued Next Page

17 Last Name First Name SumOf- Hours Hr2017 Hrs2018 MinOfService Date MaxOfService Date Johnson-Ford Diana Dec Mar-18 Jones Karen Dec Feb-18 Kennedy Bridget Dec Feb-18 Klein Carol Ann Mar Mar-18 Kornmeyer Donna Dec Feb-18 Kryla Kathie Dec Mar-18 Landen Robin Dec Feb-18 Lannon Maryann Dec Dec-17 Lehnertz Margi Dec Dec-17 Machia Mary Dec Mar-18 McDonough Kelly Dec Jan-18 McKennan David Nov Apr-18 McPartland Judith Dec Apr-18 Millar Robert Dec Feb-18 Minix Susan Dec Apr-18 Moore Janet Dec Mar-18 Munn Carol Dec Mar-18 Norton Judy Dec Mar-18 Patterson Lori Dec Apr-18 Pichette Helen Feb Mar-18 Ponga Cindylou Dec Apr-18 Porter Cynthia Dec Mar-18 Roche Gary Dec Feb-18 Rubin Laura Mar Mar-18 Smith Joann Dec Dec-17 Smith Lindsey Dec Mar-18 Smith Lorraine Dec Dec-17 Taylor Lorene Dec Dec-17 Taylor Matthew Jan Jan-18 Trummer Michelle Feb Feb-18 Vasiliou Libby Dec Dec-17 Vence Robert Dec Mar-18 Walsh Lauren Dec Mar-18 Wheeler Kay Dec Feb-18 Wolak Diane Feb Feb-18 Volunteer Hours: Judy McPartland; otcvolunteerhours@gmail.com 17