The Star-Spangled Banner. We regret to report the passing of our Sr. State President Mrs. Ellan Wheeler Thorson July 8, 1944-Sept.
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1 The Star-Spangled Banner Maryland State Society, Children of the American Revolution Organized Nov. 15, 1933, Reorganized March 30, (c)(3) Org. EIN # Founded April 5, 1895 Volume 61, Issue 2 Preserving History Together with Maryland C.A.R. January 2019 Maryland Society Theme Preserving History Together with Maryland C.A.R State President Daniel Klein Stallworth Ct, Fairfax, VA familynews@juno.com Senior State President Mrs. Barbara Carpenter 1202 Saugus Ct, Great Falls VA bhcarpenter@cox.net Visit our Social Media Page on Facebook MarylandCAR/ We regret to report the passing of our Sr. State President Mrs. Ellan Wheeler Thorson July 8, 1944-Sept. 29, 2018 Table of Contents UPCOMING EVENTS... 2 HOTEL DEADLINE FEBRUARY 1ST... 1 STATE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE... 2 NOMINATIONS SLATE... 3 CONTEST FORMS OFFICERS/CHAIRMEN... 8 C.A.R. THEMES AND PROJECTS... 9 LOCAL SOCIETIES C.A.R. is the nation s oldest and largest children s non-profit organization which trains good citizens, develops leaders and promotes love of the United States of America and its heritage among young people.
2 UPCOMING EVENTS Date Soc Event Location Fri-Sun C.A.R. State C.A.R. Mar 1-3 Conference Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay, 100 Heron Blvd, Cambridge MD Apr. 12- C.A.R. National 14 th C.A.R. Convention Renaissance Arlington Capital View, 2800 S. Potomac Ave, Arlington VA At the Senior Board Meeting, the board created a state group to help prospective members complete applications. If you have a prospect who you cannot assist, please contact these volunteers: Sue Brenchley, Senior Organizing Secretary sabrenchley@gmail.com Chris Smithson, Senior Registrar for Bush Declaration Society ctsmithson@gmail.com January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 2
3 HOTEL DEADLINE FEBRUARY 1ST January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 1
4 STATE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Registration forms were not available at time of publication. Will be sent separately. January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 2
5 NOMINATIONS SLATE January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 3
6 CONTEST FORMS Society Presidents, if you are participating in the Contests for State and National, please remember the deadline if February 13 th for submission. Officers and Chairmen, please remember to pick the contest winners and send to Mrs. Barbara Carpenter. Below is the State Merit Award. Go for the Gold! (Forms will be ed to Society and Sr. Society Presidents) Maryland C.A.R. State Merit Award Deadline This report with all attachments must be postmarked or submitted electronically on or before February 15, Maryland C.A.R. recognizes accomplishments, activities, and hard work of the most outstanding societies. ALL Gold, Blue, Red, and Honorable Mention societies are honored for their achievements. All societies entering will receive a Preserving History Together with Maryland C.A.R. Certificate of Participation. Awards are based upon the responses received on this form. Documentation of activities and programs must accompany this entry and will be considered in judging. Sufficient information MUST be provided in order to allow the judges to evaluate your entry properly. PLEASE ATTACH COMPLETE DETAILS! AFFIRMATIVE ANSWERS WILL BE VERIFIED! Societies should complete and return this form with required attachments covering the period 3/01/18-2/28/19. No photo albums or videos allowed. Entries are limited to 80 numbered pages excluding newsletters and copy of Treasurer s Report. Doubled-sided sheets count as two pages. Gold Merit Award Blue Merit Award Red Merit Award Honorable Mention Certificate of Participation All questions must be answered "Yes." Questions A, B, and C must be answered "Yes." All but one of the remaining questions must be answered "Yes." Questions A, B, and C must be answered "Yes." All but two of the remaining questions must be answered "Yes." Sections A and F must be answered Yes. All entries will receive a certificate. SOCIETY NAME A. PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS ALL questions must be answered Yes. Provide Details on separate sheet(s). Did your society: 1. Attach a list of all C.A.R. events held by your society? Provide details on a separate sheet. Tip - Maintain records throughout the year including dates, events, description of activities, and number of participants members, prospective members, seniors, and others. 2. Hold at least six business meetings following C.A.R. Ritual? (State Packet & December Board count) 3. Have at least one program on the State President s Theme: Preserving History Together with Maryland C.A.R.? 4.Support the State President s Project: Rising Sun Inn? 5.Present a program or have a project on at least four of these National Committees (national requires six) from the Preserving History Together with Maryland C.A.R. Program Packet? American Heritage Conservation Mountain Schools American History Government Studies Patriotic Education Program January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 4
7 American Indian Kids Helping Kids Public Relations C.A.R. Magazine & Newsletters Membership Veterans 6.Invite a state officer other than a member of your society to attend a meeting _ B. MEMBERSHIP - ALL questions must be answered Yes. 1. Were ALL National and State DUES and Senior Society President's Fees for your society paid and postmarked on or before 1/1/19? _ 2. Did your society have at least two new members accepted OR have a net gain? _ List names and national numbers of new members on a separate sheet. C. C.A.R. MAGAZINE - This part must be answered Yes. 1. Did at least 75% of your society's member families receive the C.A.R Magazine? _ Include subscriptions, National and Life Promoters, and seniors who receive the magazine in the family. 2. What percent of your society s member families received the magazine? _ Attach a complete copy of your 2019 Treasurer s Report and a list of other magazine recipients. D. NET GAIN - Transfers in and out do not count for or against a net gain. Did your society have a net gain in membership? Member Totals: as of 3/1/18 New Transfers in Dropped Aged out as of 2/28/19 Resigned _ Transfers out Pending E. LIFE MEMBERSHIP - One question must be answered Yes. ATTACH LIST. 1. Did your society obtain one new member as a Life Member or did two current members become Life Members (two years minimum each)? 2. Did life members make up at least 10% of your current membership? F. SOCIETY NEWSLETTERS - Submit a copy of each newsletter with this entry. Did your society fulfill all of the requirements of the C.A.R. Magazine and Newsletters contest? G. PUBLIC RELATIONS - All questions must be answered Yes. ATTACH DETAILS. Did your society: 1. Involve the DAR, SAR, and/or S.R. in the State Program: Preserving History Together with Maryland C.A.R.? 2. Use nscar.org and/or other World Wide Web sites to promote C.A.R? 3. Utilize various types of media to create public awareness of your society? H. STATE CONTRIBUTIONS - All parts must be answered Yes. ATTACH DETAILS. Did your society receive credit for each of the following? 1. State Patriots (Minimum of 3 Patriots at $5.00 each) 3. Green Apple Pins (Minimum of 3 Pins at $10.00 each) 4. Maryland Contributors? (Minimum of 1 Contributor at $11.00 each) 5. Maryland State Pins? (Minimum of 1 Pin at $25.00 each) I. CONTESTS - Did your society participate in at least six of the State Contests following directions in Preserving History Together with Maryland C.A.R. State Program Packet? Include contests which are judged according to C.A.R. National Headquarter records. (national requires 8) State President (Required) State First Vice President State Second Vice President State Chaplain State Recording Secretary State Organizing Secretary State Corresponding Secretary State Treasurer State Registrar State Historian State Librarian-Curator American Heritage American History American Indian C.A.R. Magazine and Newsletters & The Star Spangled Banner Editors Conservation Government Studies Kids Helping Kids Membership Mountain Schools Patriotic Education Program Public Relations Veterans MD State Pins MD State Patriots & Contributors J. MOUNTAIN AND AMERICAN INDIAN SCHOOLS - Send donations directly to the schools. Did your society donate to at least one mountain or American Indian school? (attach details if needed) Name of school Clothing (lbs), gifts, and other aid _ Money January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 5
8 L. DONATIONS - All donations must be received at C.A.R. National Headquarters postmarked on or before February 28, 2019 All questions must be answered "Yes." 1. Did your society make a donation to at least eight of the following? (national requires 10) $ Archival Preservation Fund $ Life Promoter Fund $ Niebell Endowment Fund $ Candidate Endowment Fund $ Magazine Fund $ Operating Fund $ Children s Annual $ Mountain School Fund $ Pouch Legacy Fund Reassurance Fund $ National Endowment Fund $ Utz Member Activities Fund $ Equipment Fund (Required) $ Veterans Fund $ Library Fund $ National Project (Required) $ Voyager Fund 2. Did your society receive credit for at least one of the following? Attach list. $ donation to the Maryland State Project $ Four National Promoters ($25 each) $ Endowment Fund Pin ($100) $ Four Mountain Schools Pins ($25 each) $ Library Fund Pin ($100) $ Two Apple Slice Pins ($50 each) $ Life Promoter ($100) (Museum Fund & The Children s Room) $ Magazine Fund Pin ($100) $ Two Niebell Fund Pins ($50 each) $ Museum Major Benefactor ($1,000) $ Two Voyager Pins ($50 each) (Red Apple Pin and Plaque) Society President s Name (printed) and Signature Signature Address City, State, ZIP + 4 Code address and/or telephone number Senior Society President s Name (printed) and Address City, State, ZIP + 4 Code address and/or telephone number State Contest Entry Instructions Use this entry form for ALL contests. Use only one entry for each individual contest within each committee. Entries are limited to 25 single-sided pages. Contest reporting period: March 1, 2018 February 28, Each electronic entry MUST BE POSTED to the shared folder given to the Senior Society Presidents by February 20, All electronic entries must be submitted in PDF format and follow the Contest Entry instructions. Alternately, entries may be mailed to the state officer and senior state officer or the state chairman and senior state chairman in charge of each respective contest. Refer to the State Roster for addresses. Mailed entries MUST BE POSTMARKED on or before February 20, January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 6
9 State Contest Entry Form Office or Committee Contest Society State # members # participating, total # prospective members # guests # total age 10 and younger # total age Name Address City Society President Senior Society President Name Address City State ZIP + 4 Code State ZIP + 4 Code Documentation of your program is required. Please attach: - Photographs of displays, projects, and events - Scripts of original programs - Proof of financial and/or material donations - Verification of ALL volunteer hours - All other documentation of your required work to accomplish this program I do NOT wish to have my entry posted on the N.S.C.A.R. website Details of donations (material and/or financial, number of volunteer hours) Details of how this officer's or committee's program was accomplished January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 7
10 OFFICERS/CHAIRMEN Office Officer Sr. Officer Sr. s President Daniel Klein Barbara Carpenter bhcarpenter@cox.net First Vice President Eva Bogino Sasha Quillin sasha.atherton@gmail.com Second Vice President Kayleigh Gott Chris Christou Jr. cchristouoc@gmail.com Chaplain Lizzie Schenck Irene Haas irenemariehaas@yahoo.com Recording Secretary Anna Haas Anne Reinhart thereinharts@gmail.com Organizing Secretary Kate Reinhart Sue Brenchley sabrenchley@gmail.com Corresponding Secr. Sam Schenck Julia Pallas ummemily@hotmail.com Treasurer Andrew Parsley David Schenck dave@schenckfamily.net Registrar Chris Keen Violet Kraft raviscka@comcast.net Historian Vincent Bernoni Katie Kraft mdcarkatiek@comcast.net Librarian-Curator Sarah Reinhart Abigail Klein jdancer16@gmail.com Parliamentarian Mrs. Beth Schenck ehschenck@gmail.com Committee Chairman Sr. Chairman Sr s. American Heritage Sarah Giddings Elisabeth Wrona elisabeth@alum.rpi.edu American History Abbey Jarrell Sandi Wallis swallis324@gmail.com American Indian Aubrey Lindner Catherine Lindner cgremlin023@gmail.com C.A.R. Magazine & Newsletter Henry Matto Christos Christou cchristousoc@gmail.com Conservation James Parsley Holly Taylor antebellum25@gmail.com Government Studies Craig Eichelberger Diana Brokaw missdianacar@gmail.com Kids Helping Kids Lauren Jenne Tammy Rib zasko1@aol.com Maryland State Patriots & Contributors Jonathan Klein Kerri Schenck kerriannschenck@comcast.net Maryland State Pins Lacey Wilson Nancy Bernoni nbernoni@gmail.com Membership Mary Keen Calvin Cook calvin.cook79@gmail.com Mountain Schools Leah Paire Brooks Morton carmountainschools@verizon.net Patriotic Education Charlie Cook Sally Majewski HankSally@aol.com Public Relations Henry Cook Chuck Bogino chbogino@gmail.com State Merit Daniel Klein Barbara Carpenter bhcarpenter@cox.net Veterans Alison Rib Linda Baker Lindabaker4@verizon.net STANDING COMMITTEES C..A.R./DAR Relations Carney Jarrell Jenna Wood jennairene@comcast.net C.A.R./SAR Relations Jason Moore Pat Warner joswarner@verizon.net Endowment Fund Chase Brokaw Lisa Jenne ljenne24@gmail.com Information Technology Jaylon Moore Abigail Klein jdancer16@gmail.com Magazine Fund Jolie Moore Emily Ruhm ehruhm@gmail.com January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 8
11 C.A.R. THEMES AND PROJECTS Maryland C.A.R. State Theme Preserving History Together with Maryland C.A.R. The state project is to restore some of the Rising Sun Inn in Crownsville, MD NSCAR Remember to join the national C.A.R. Bloggers and post something you attended at: NATIONAL PROJECT - AMERICA S LASTING LEGACY America s Lasting Legacy National Theme America s Lasting Legacy The national project is to raise funds for A Warrior s Wish, a program furnished by Hope for The Warriors and to volunteer. Honoring American heroes past and present through volunteering, collecting items to send to deployed service members, and raising funds to support injured veterans. The National Project, America s Lasting Legacy, has two goals. The first is to raise funds for A Warrior s Wish, a program furnished by Hope for The Warriors, a non-profit organization dedicated to honoring the sacrifices of America s heroes. Hope for the Warriors supports severely wounded United States veterans, as defined by the United States Department of Defense. A Warrior s Wish offers financial assistance to those injured veterans and their families to aid in the transition from active duty to civilian life. Veterans wishes range across all boundaries; they wish for handicap-accessible home renovations, new household equipment, or alleviate new financial pressures associated with raising children. Members will pursue a second, joint goal as they volunteer and serve their communities and local veterans. Members continually affirm our commitment to ascertain the deeds and honor the memories of the men, women, and children who rendered service to the American Revolution. This project offers a prime way to extend that commitment past our Revolutionary War patriots. N.S.C.A.R. is devoted to ascertaining the deeds and honor the memories of all individuals who rendered service to the American dream, especially those who sacrifice so much. Volunteering offers a way to keep that spirit alive a way to better the communities in which we live, work, and learn. The National President s program is a collection of all the best parts of C.A.R. Join us as we honor America s heroes in the celebration of America s Lasting Legacy. January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 9
12 MARYLAND STATE PRESIDENT S PROJECT Daniel F. Klein, State President, Maryland State Society, C.A.R State Theme: Preserving History Together with Maryland C.A.R. State Project: Restoration at the Rising Sun Inn in Crownsville, MD Project Elements: 1. Rebuilding/restoring brick guttering around Carriage House 2. Restoring the kitchen to a 1920 s appearance 3. Decommissioning an upstairs bathroom to create a storage room Fundraising Target: $4,000 - $7.000 Donor Levels: $25-$49: Traveler $50-$99: Coachman $100-$199: Caretaker $200-$499: Innkeeper $500+: Tavern Owner Project Activities: 1. Introduce theme and project at State Packet Meeting 2. State Work Day at Rising Sun Inn, Crownsville, October 6 3. Fundraising through sales items, voice items, and donations 4. Visits to DAR/SAR meetings, and making requests 5. Celebrate at State Conference on the Eastern Shore Sales Items: 1. Project Pin in the shape of the Inn 2. Challenge Coin logo one side, Maryland Flag on the other 3. Water Bottles Nalgene with printed logo or Maryland Flag 4. T-Shirts blue or red with Maryland Flag on the back, logo on front [preorder only] Voice Items: 1. Framed scherenschnitte crab [Courtesy of Mary Marron] 2. Embroidered piece depicting the Inn [Courtesy of Abigail Klein] 3. Route One Apparel Maryland-themed basket January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 10
13 $1,000 Red Apple Pin Donation Pins These pins will be available for purchase at the Conference. however please order in advance for credit on your contests. Major Benefactors wishing to honor an individual with a contribution of $1,000 or more to the N.S.C.A.R. Museum receive a Red Apple Pin. This pin must be presented to an individual and cannot be passed to another $50 Apple Slice Pin This pin shows your support of our N.S.C.A.R. Museum and supports the educational programs in The Children's Room and N.S.C.A.R. Museum with a $50 donation $100 Endowment Fund Pin This pin supports the Endowment Fund and recognizes the honor of one who has helped to insure the perpetuation of the ideals of the N.S.C.A.R. $50 Niebell Fund Pin This pin supports our ongoing operations at National Headquarters through the Niebell Endowment Fund with a $50 donation. $100 Library Fund Pin This pin supports the N.S.C.A.R. Library Fund to help maintain N.S.C.A.R.'s literary collection. $50 Voyager Pin This pin assists with travel expenses for National Officers, State Presidents, and National Chairmen with a $50 donation. $100 Magazine Fund Pin This pin supports our Magazine Fund by defraying the costs of publication of the N.S.C.A.R. magazine for a $100 donation. $25 Mountain Schools January 2019 SSB Henry Matto, Editor Page 11 Pin LOCAL SOCIETIES Maryland Society Presidents and Senior Society Presidents Ark and Dove Jonathan Klein, President Abigail Klein, Senior President , familynews@juno.com , jdancer16@gmail.com Bush Declaration Hannah Farmer, President Elisabeth Wrona, Senior President , farmerhannahm@gmail.com , elisabeth@alum.rpi.edu Captain John Ward Veazey Sarah Giddings, President Tammy Rib, Senior President , sarah.g.giddings@gmail.com , zasko1@aol.com Heart of the Chesapeake Kaitlyn Allen, President Sue Brenchley, Senior President , kaitlynallen811@gmail.com , sabrenchley@gmail.com Hungerford Resolves Sam Schenck, President Anne Reinhart, Senior President , kerriannschenck@comcast.net , thereinharts@gmail.com Terra Rubra Benjamin Pallozzi, President Julia Pallas, Senior President , ink@ix.netcom.com , ummemily@hotmail.com Thomas Johnson Christopher Keen, President Christos Christou, Senior President , cak2141@gmail.com , cchristouoc@gmail.com This pin shows your support for our Mountain Schools and a true "Kids Helping Kids" program with a $25 donation.
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