NADOI News

NADOI News
Volume 43, Issue 6
November / December 2011
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for Puppy, Open, Tracking, or whatever else
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you are expert in, now is the time to do it, as
application fees have been waived until March
2012. You can contact Anita Crafton or Linda
Lundgren with any questions.
President’s Message
Greetings, NADOI members!
After a brutal summer, cooler weather has
finally arrived for many of us, and it certainly
makes training and running our classes more
enjoyable. I know I have sure perked up!
You will find much important information in this
issue of the News, so I hope you'll take time to
read what has been contributed. Please pay
special attention to the report in the Board
Highlights.
I hope members are taking advantage of the
"upgrade promotion" that our Membership
Committee has running right now. If you have
been thinking you need to add that certification
Speaking of Linda, kudos go out to her for the
"click and treat" promotion she put into play
recently. Thanks also to all members who
made a special effort to promote NADOI by
mentioning us in their signature lines, bios,
articles, blogs, and elsewhere. This kind of
publicity costs us nothing, yet is very effective.
Let's all keep it up! And speaking of ways to
get our organization name out, as well as
garner publicity for our businesses and clubs,
check out the info on "Pets-Life" in this News
issue, then join. We are so fortunate to be
getting in on the ground floor of this social
media platform, and will be the exclusive
"professional" instructing organization there.
After many years of dedication, Phyllis Delvin
has resigned her post as managing editor of
ForwarD, our award-winning publication.
I
would like to thank Phyllis, on behalf of all our
members, for her hard work, insight, and
creativity on this magazine. I am very excited
to announce that Niki Tudge will take the helm,
and I am very sure that we can expect to see
some wonderful things in the future. Niki's
background in both business and writing will
serve us all well. In order to give Niki and her
staff some time to make the changeover, a fall
issue won't be published. ForwarD will resume
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Officers:
President: Helen Cariotis
[email protected]
1st Vice President: Barbara Lewis
[email protected]
2nd Vice President: Sharon Hildebrand
[email protected]
Treasurer: Gwen Chaney
[email protected]
Recording Secretary: Vikki Youngmeyer
[email protected]
Corresponding Secretary: Janice
Brennan
[email protected]
Board of Directors:
Margery West
[email protected]
Bill Burt
[email protected]
Fran Tardif
[email protected]
Marlene Stachowiak
[email protected]
Margie English
[email protected]
[email protected]
Who to Contact:
Executive Director:
Jan Gribble
PO Box 1439
Socorro, NM 87801
(505) 850-5957
[email protected]
Web Page: http://www.nadoi.org
E-Mail: [email protected]
NADOI NEWS is the official publication of the
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DOG
OBEDIENCE INSTRUCTORS, INC., and is
published bimonthly.
Next Deadline for News is January 10, 2012
Send news to: [email protected]
UPCOMING EVENTS
 May 12 & 13, 2012 Annual
Conference (Helping Fearful Dogs
& Creative Client Coaching with
Nicole Wilde and an evening
presentation with Brenda Aloff) –
hosted by Margery West in
Springfield, Missouri
For More Information
Visit http://www.nadoi.org/events.htm
Check out the Member Page
Click on Member News & Archive
On the Home Page
You can find member profiles and ads from
NADOI members. This page can be
accessed by the public so is a great way to
market your books, artwork, etc.
Have an Event to list or something to
Advertise? Contact the Executive Director at
[email protected]
Do you have . . .
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old copies of the NADOI News?
information about past
conferences or workshops?
Send any materials you have to the
Executive Director and note if you want
the materials returned.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
THE NEWS IS FOR MEMBERS ONLY
The News will be sent via Constant
Contact to members and will also be
available in a pdf format on the member
only section of our website
Please ensure you have a valid e-mail
address on record with NADOI to receive
the News and other important
notifications
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with a winter issue. I would also like to thank
our executive director, Jan Gribble, for all her
assistance with ForwarD recently, and I am
sure she and Phyllis will be on hand for any
help that Niki might need. Please contribute
articles to Forward, or if you know a nonmember who might be a good contributor,
contact Niki.
Jan Gribble has gotten boxes and boxes of old
NADOI records, rosters, letters and committee
files from Vikki Youngmeyer, our recording
secretary. She is in the process of sifting
through it all, cataloging items and archiving
them so that they will be preserved for future
NADOI members. Unfortunately, she is missing
many of the "old things," i.e. the pre-1976
documents, as well as almost all of the issues
of the News. If you have any of the older News
issues, rosters, info on who was president or on
the board, where and when annual meetings
were held and who the presenters were,
PLEASE send them on to Jan. She can scan
them and return them if you don't want to
donate them. Preserving our long history is so
important, so let's see if we can fill in some of
the blanks for her.
Our CE committee consisting of Margery West
(chair), Vikki Youngmeyer, and Gwen Chaney,
have worked hard and compiled a form
explaining our continuing education process,
many ways to acquire continuing ed credits,
and how to list what you have earned. This
form will be sent out with upcoming dues
notices, as well as being on our web site.
Because our members felt that this was such an
important issue, the board recently approved a
continuing education requirement for members,
and those fulfilling the requirements will be
listed as "CEC" or Continuing Education
Current. 36 "units" will be required over a 3year period. At this time, CE units are not
required of retired and provisional members.
Don't forget to check out the info on our upcoming 2012 annual meeting in Springfield,
MO. Go to our web site for a flyer and
registration form. Plan to attend now!
November / December 2011
As always, I extend my thanks to those
members who step up to assist NADOI,
promote NADOI, and recruit new members to
NADOI. I encourage any member who wants to
become more active in our organization to
contact me or our executive director. There is
so much that needs to be done. As I have
talked about here before, NADOI is in a pivotal
time right now, and will go forward successfully
only with the help and participation of our
members. It truly is our choice.
Last, but certainly not least, I was very
saddened to learn of the passing of a NADOI
icon, Charlotte Schwartz. Please read about
her in this issue. I was fortunate to meet
Charlotte and also enjoyed some long
telephone conversations with her, and received
some wonderful letters. She didn't have much
use for e-mail! She was always nice to me, but
not shy about telling me what I needed to be
doing, whether in my business or serving
NADOI.
Charlotte was truly a NADOI
"treasure."
It's my wish that you all have a blessed holiday
season, find enjoyment with family, friends, and
beloved dogs, and enjoy continued success
with your training and your classes.
Best wishes to all,
Helen
NEWS AND UPDATES
 The Fall issue of ForwarD will not be
published. The new editor, Niki,
Tudge, will take over ForwarD with
the Winter issue.
 Jessi Queen has resigned as a
Director of the Board.
 Results of the Click-Treat Raffle are
in this issue of the News.
 Remember to check out the
Anthology on our website. A new
Notes article is added monthly.
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In Memoriam: CHARLOTTE SCHWARTZ, #119 C/N/L
By Jan Gribble #925 C/N
Charlotte Schwartz
June 26, 1929 to September 5, 2011
NADOI recently lost a valued member with Charlotte Schwartz ‘
death. Charlotte was a life member of NADOI, having served the
organization in many ways over the years.
Charlotte wrote a regular column, That One Particular Person, for
ForwarD, NADOI’s quarterly publication. It seems only appropriate to
dedicate this memorial article to That One Particular Person:
Charlotte Schwartz.
When I was collecting remembrances of Charlotte, fellow NADOI
member Marlene Stachowiak had the following to say: “Charlotte
loved NADOI almost as much as she enjoyed teaching classes. She
told me she planned on teaching as long as she lives. She reached
that goal.”
2010 photo of Charlotte with her new car.
She made the purse she is carrying.
Charlotte’s involvement with dogs began very
early in her life. The below photo is of Charlotte
at age two.
expertise through her involvement in NADOI
has benefited us all. Many members
commented on how they looked forward to each
issue of ForwarD where they would read
Charlotte’s column first. Charlotte’s rapport with
both her students and their dogs shines in every
column.
Several members have memories of interacting
with Charlotte at NADOI Annual Meetings or on
various committees. She was seen as “wellinformed, opinionated and most often right!”
Chris McKelvey remembers Charlotte teaching
her how to gamble during a riverboat night while
both were in St. Louis at a NADOI conference.
While many of our members were not fortunate
enough to have met Charlotte in person, her
willingness to share her knowledge and
Charlotte ran Brandy Lane D.T.S in New Jersey
for many years. During this period of time
Charlotte became the mentor and teacher of
long-time NADOI member Nancy Brayton.
Nancy recalls that Charlotte was using food in
training long before anyone else and people
would laugh at her. It worked though, as under
Charlotte’s tutelage, Nancy put OTCHs on two
shepherds and had the first OTCH MACH in the
country. When Charlotte tired of the New Jersey
winters and moved to Ft. Myers, Florida, she
turned Brandy Lane D.T.S. over to Nancy.
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Nancy remembers Charlotte teaching her to use
her imagination when training and to be willing
to try a new approach when something wasn’t
working.
Despite the fact that Charlotte did make the
transition from a typewriter to a computer, she
preferred to write her letters by hand rather than
e-mail.
Although Charlotte did trial, she was not as
interested in training for competition as she was
in promoting bonds between dogs and their
owners. Charlotte was a tireless advocate for
the human-animal bond. She was always willing
to help a fellow NADOI member and several
members sent their puppy-buyers, and even
family members, to Charlotte for assistance in
training.
She stayed active in other ways as well.
Charlotte quilted and friends and families were
the recipients of her beautiful quilts. One of her
quilts can be viewed on her memorial page:
www.valleyoflife.com/charlotteschwartz.
One of Charlotte’s students in Ft. Myers,
became a close friend. When Annette Arnold
called me to tell me of Charlotte’s death, we
had a wonderful conversation about Charlotte
and her impact upon those who knew her.
Annette first met Charlotte when she enrolled
her poodle, LillyAnn, in a class. LillyAnn was
from a less than reputable breeder and health
issues resulted in her being euthanized shortly
after the class. Not to be deterred, Annette
obtained another poodle and enrolled in another
class. She eventually became Charlotte’s
assistant in classes. Charlotte’s beloved black
toy poodle Berry now makes his home with
Annette.
Charlotte exemplified the best of NADOI – she
believed strongly in humane training and in the
value of education.
When she moved to Florida, unlike most people
who retire to Florida, Charlotte continued to
train and teach. She offered classes through
Coral Vet Clinic and continued to write.
While many NADOI members know that
Charlotte was a prolific writer of dog books and
articles, probably not many know that she also
wrote romance novels!
Sue Hill, a NADOI member from Australia,
wrote the following:
I first made contact with Charlotte in 1979 when
I applied to NADOI to become a member,
Charlotte who was education officer at the time
quickly realised I did not have the qualifications
necessary to become a member and so offered
to help me by sending general training
information and lesson plans from her school,
Brandy Lane. After a year of constant contact
she invited me to visit the U.S to stay with her
and learn firsthand about her training methods and so began a long and fulfilling friendship
spanning over 30 years.
In 1980 I stayed with Charlotte for 3 weeks
during which time she gave freely of her
knowledge and spent many hours filling my
head with wondrous new ideas about all
aspects of training. I was like a sponge soaking
up as much information as I could stack into my
brain in a short time.
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Previously the only way I had known how to
train was with abusive, and very negative
methods. It had been the ruination of a very
normal dog that had made me question the
method I had been using and that surely there
had to be another and better way to train, one
shouldn't have to ruin a dog to achieve
obedience titles.
During my initial stay in America I attended
Charlotte's View from the Floor and it was that
weekend which convinced me that this was the
way for me to go in the future. It was as if
someone had turned on a very bright light bulb.
With Charlotte's long range support, I came
home to Tasmania, Australia and at Charlotte's
request began to train from scratch a young
German Shepherd pup I had bred and who had
had no training prior to my U.S. trip.
In 9 months Zargan had earned his CD, CDX
and was ready to compete in his first UD Trial
when he died unexpectedly of bloat aged at
about 20 months.
I had begun to take students and form classes
and with Charlotte's help and many phone calls
I had got myself and the school organised.
My students soon began trialing their dogs and
collected scores which had never been seen
before. People were amazed at how happy
these dogs were and how precisely they
worked. Surely it was some trick, it had been
suggested that we had secret things attached to
our body - like food hidden in socks!!
It was not long before I felt it was time to go
back to Brandy Lane and make sure I was still
on track with teaching methods, and it was on
that return trip that Charlotte very quietly told
me I was now ready to apply for membership to
NADOI.!
I brought the application forms home and then
began the long procedure to answer the exam
questions which were later sent. Because our
rules were different, I supplied rule books for
the examiners and with fingers crossed my
papers were sent.
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A few months later Charlotte made the first of
many visits to Australia and brought with her my
NADOI membership certificate which today
hangs in pride of place in my training room!!
Charlotte presented her View from the Floor at
my school, and as we say here, she knocked
quite a few people for six. I had invited
everyone who I knew was involved with dog
training to attend. There were many doubters of
course, but after a while those people found
they had been left behind and so many later
sought my help, and today they still carry the
message.
I started several schools in various areas of this
State, teaching people who had come to me
and who were proficient with their own dogs.
When I knew they could manage I handed over
the schools to them and they continue to run
today.
Charlotte was an extraordinarily generous
person who gave freely of her knowledge to
anyone who asked. Her attitude to life was to be
envied, her clarity of thinking, her logic, her
wisdom, she expected only the best and in
return received only the best.
I spent much time with her over the years. both
here in Australia where she did much of her
writing in the office I set up for her in my home
and now use as my own. Her company during
those hours of writing was George a white
sulphur crested cockatoo which I had given her
one Christmas. Her dog companion was my
shepherd Degen who decided Charlotte was
great company and while she was here, would
spend hours in the office with George pecking
at his hair.
Charlotte for some years spent 6 months in
Australia, leaving her winter months to enjoy
our summer climate and in the 6 months
between visits, I would often join her for short
periods of time when we would do seminars
together.
When she was with me she taught classes in
my school, she went bird watching, she did a
calligraphy course which I was brow beaten to
attend with her!! and we spent many happy
weekends at my beachside house where
Charlotte in the evening cooked chicken and
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steaks on the barbecue and enjoyed her pre
dinner HOT Bloody Mary The hotter the better
she would say as she tipped in the tabasco
sauce.
Charlotte will be remembered by many people
in Australia, and her influence has spread
widely as she improved the life of many
hundreds of dogs.
When I received Brett, her grandson's phone
call at 3 am, I knew sadly I had lost my greatest
friend and mentor. My promise is, I will carry on
her ideals to the best of my ability, and I will
continue to make dogs lives better.
November / December 2011
Rest in Peace my friend.
Sue Hill
Charlotte had many achievements during her
lifetime but the most lasting will be the legacy
she has left to her family and many friends.
Lives of countless dogs (and their owners) have
been improved because of Charlotte’s
willingness to continue to learn and share that
knowledge. We are all richer for having known
her.
NADOI OFFICIAL BUSINESS
Highlights of Board Activity October 2011
 The board approved paying $100.00 to Pets-Life.com to become the Professional
Organization for trainers for a year. (More information on Pets-Life.com and its value to
members is in this News.)
Highlights of Board Activity November 2011
 The board approved Linda Tilley’s request for reinstatement as a certified member.
MORE NEWS AND UPDATES
 Election Committee Report: As reported in the last issue of the News, as there was only one
nomination for the available board position, the President has declared that candidate duly
elected. Effective March 1, 2012 the Board will consist of: Helen Cariotis, President; Sharon
Hildebrand, First Vice-President; Gwen Chaney, Treasurer; Vikki Youngmeyer, Recording
Secretary; Directors: Bill Burt, Fran Tardif, Marlene Stachowiak, and Margie English.
 Continuing Education Unit Reporting: The continuing education requirements to maintain the
Certified CEC (Continuing Education Current) designation must be reported by March 1, 2012.
The three year period in which these credits must be earned is 2009 through 2011. A form along
with a table listing categories and credit values will be included with the dues renewal notice.
For your convenience this form and table will also be on the web site. You may fill it out and
return it as an e-mail attachment to Vikki Youngmeyer, [email protected], or mail the hard
copy to Vikki Youngmeyer, 7910 Picador Drive, Houston, TX 77083. Submitted by: Margery
West, Training & Education Chair
 Dues Reminder: The 2012 Dues will be increasing to $70.00. Dues for retired members will be
$35.00. If you are experiencing financial difficulties and would like a waiver of dues for 2012,
you must request a waiver no later than February 28, 2012. Requests can be e-mailed to
[email protected] or mailed to NADOI, PO Box 1439, Socorro, NM 87801. Renewal
forms will be mailed in January and dues should be sent to the treasurer no later than March 1,
2012. A ten dollar late fee is assessed on all renewals sent after March 1, 2012. Members who
fail to pay dues by May 1st will be required to request re-instatement of their membership.
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 The Deadline for Nominations for Life Members is January 31, 2012. Nominations should
include a brief synopsis of what the member has done on behalf of NADOI and can be e-mailed
or mailed to the Executive Director.
 From the Membership Committee: If "hassle" has been a factor holding you back from
applying for additional endorsements, the Membership Committee is no longer requiring that
applications be submitted in triplicate. Only one copy is needed, and electronic format is
preferred (by e-mail or a CD by US Mail). SAVE $15! We are waiving the additionalendorsement application fee of $15 for all applications received by March 31, 2012. You must
be a Certified member to apply for additional endorsements.
 ATTENTION! The login to the member section of the website is being changed to make it easier
for members to access the member section. Currently there is a general login for all members to
the member section and then each member has his/her own login to change their personal
information. As of November 30th, there will be one login. The member login will allow access to
both the member section as well as enable the member access to his/her own information.
Remember, this change will take effect no later than November 30th.
 A brochure for NADOI members to download, add their business information, and use to market
their businesses has been added to the member section of the website. A new brochure to
market NADOI is at the printers.
Recording Secretary’s Report
Vikki Youngmeyer
None Received
Memberships
Information regarding applications is critical to the application process. If you have knowledge
regarding any of the following applicants, please send an informational letter within 30 days to the
Administrator:
Linda Lundgren
17918 Emrose Ln
Cypress, TX 77429-1541
E-mail: [email protected]
Applicants for Provisional Membership
None
Applicants for Certified Membership
Katara Peters
18252 South Mosiertown Rd
Saegertown, PA 16433
telephone: 814-763-5968
email: [email protected]
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Applicants for Additional Certifications
None
Additional Certifications: Contact the Administrator or download an application form from the member
only section of the website. The fee is $15.00 per additional certification. NEWS BULLETIN: the
application fee will be waived for any certified member applying for an additional certification
between October 1, 2011 and March 31, 2012.
I am excited to announce the winners of our recent Click-Treat Raffle. We had 70 members (almost
24% of our membership) who were recognized for promoting their NADOI certification and our
organization. I apologize if I missed anyone. Please be assured it was not intentional, and every single
one of you is to be thanked for your on-going promotion of NADOI.
And so ... drum roll, please . . .
The First Place Winner ($25 gift certificate) is Sue Cone
The Second Place Winner ($15 gift certificate) is Monique Williams
The Third Place Winner is ($10 gift certificate) Frances Dauster
and consolation prizes go to:
Susan Jenkins
Gail Clark
Nikki Tudge
Donna Blews
Helen Marie Capps
The winners will be getting an email from me with the details on how to claim your prize, so look for it
by the end of the week.
And again, I want to thank everyone who is making an effort to help promote NADOI. Keep up the
good work!
Linda Lundgren
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Pets-life is a refined animal specific social network, created by and for the pet-caring community, for the
purpose of finding solutions for today’s real life issues within the pet-caring community. NADOI has
joined Pet-Life.com to promote training, obedience instruction and its members.
Our shared mission is to improve the quality of a pet's life, to strengthen the bond between pets and
their pet parents and to increase communications between pet parents, animal health care providers,
pet care professionals, shelters and rescue organizations and reputable licensed breeders through
social networking – particularly at the local community level.
The goal to help us achieve our mission is to promote and support the continued efforts made by
animal health care providers, pet-care professionals, professional associations and organizations, their
individual members and pet-related businesses to maintain high standards and structure within the
various pet-related professions.
Our key focus is to expand your dog training business within your local community by maintaining and
increasing loyal, returning clients and by increase your recognition as a professional obedience
instructor within the pet-caring community.
Action must be taken however to help us promote and support NADOI and yourself as a valuable
member:
-Create a profile page for yourself as a dog-obedience trainer. Please contact Pets-life if you need help
with this or with anything else.
-Invite your clients to join on Pets-life to maintain a connection with them.
-Join the Pet-Community Groups that interest you the most to share your pet-related information and
expert advice with the pet-caring community.
Pet-Life.com has two “groups” which interested NADOI members should join. The first is a professional
“group” only for NADOI members. You must be approved to join this group, so please ensure that your
profile has sufficient information to enable us to know you are a NADOI member. Your approval will be
delayed if we have to contact you for this information. All NADOI members joining this group will be
shown as members to the public. While the introduction to the group will steer the public to our
instructor search database on our website; to promote yourselves and your business, it is suggested
that your profile contains information that would enable someone to know where you are and how to
contact you. The public will be able to see videos, photos and blogs posted but comments will be only
visible to NADOI members belonging to this group.
The second group is the Dog House which is where pet owners will join. It is strongly recommended
that NADOI members also join this group as it is where you can interact with the public. While
membership in this group is open, only NADOI members will be designated “community experts” for
this group.
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Please join NADOI's efforts to promote and support the professional Dog Obedience Instructors
community by joining us on Pets-life; the Social Network for the Pet-Caring Community. The network is
designed to increase your recognition as an NADOI Professional Dog Obedience Instructor and to
increase your business on a local-community level.
There is no cost to join and we would appreciate your participation in NADOI's efforts to promote and
support our profession. Follow this link to sign-up and join the NADOI Pet-Community Group on Petslife.
Budget Tracking
Budget
Actual
3/1/2011 to 2/28/2012
3/1/2011 to 10/31/2011
Receipts
Disbursements Receipts
Disbursements
Income and Banking
Membership
Dues
PayPal Fees
450.00
17,000.00
2,020.65
34.51
Applications
Fees
800.00
225.32
Endorsements
Fees
45.00
15.00
34.51
Banking
Interest
Fees
50.00
52.45
230.58
77.00
3,889.78
Total Income
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17,845.00
500.00
6,453.29
126.51
Administrative Expenses
Executive Director
Salary
Printing
Postage
Registered Agent
Bond
Insurance
Liability Insurance
Director & Officer Liability
PO Box
Roster
Printing
Postage
Constant Contact email marketing
Pre-paid Cellular Phone (AT&T)
Web-site
Maintenance
Hosting
Total Administrative Expenses
21,850.00
14,400.00
3.21
104.12
53.66
170.00
1,100.00
350.10
776.00
0.00
72.00
125.00
1,160.00
144.00
123.04
472.50
107.40
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0.00
24,530.66
0.00
16,480.37
Board Expenses
President
1st Vice-President
2nd Vice-President
Treasurer
Supplies
Printing
Postage
Biz cards
Recording Secretary
Supplies
Printing
Postage
Corresponding Secretary
Supplies
Printing
Postage
Recognition
Public Education
DWAA
1,000.00
65.37
73.21
85.66
700.00
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============
83.80
25.72
92.72
132.00
============
54.40
100.00
47.68
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Budget Tracking
Budget
Actual
3/1/2011 to 2/28/2012
3/1/2011 to 10/31/2011
Receipts
Disbursements Receipts
Disbursements
Total Board Expenses
0.00
1,700.00
0.00
760.56
Annual Meeting
Board Travel to Annual Board / General Membership Meeting
Helen Cariotis, President
Barbara Lewis, 1st VP
Sharon Hildebrand, 2nd VP
Vikki Youngmeyer, Recording Secretary
Janice Brennan, Corresponding Secretary
Janice Dearth, Treasurer
Margery West, Dirrector
Bill Burt, Dirrector
Fran Tardif, Dirrector
Margie English, Dirrector
Marlene Stachowiak, Dirrector
Jessi Queen, Dirrector
Executive Director
Meeting Expense
Site
Workshops/Conferences
Dinner
Reservations
Expenses
Total Annual Meeting
7,500.00
946.93
635.58
514.60
1,808.00
637.45
932.33
1,089.38
663.58
532.69
1,179.58
666.30
107.24
1,111.14
140.00
50.00
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0.00
7,500.00
50.00
10,964.80
Administrative Procedures
Communications and Publications
NADOI News
ForwarD
Anthology
NADOI Notes
Logo Items
Internet Discussion List
Web Oversite
Publicity
Historian
Election of Officers and Board
Supplies
Printing
Postage
Committees
By-Laws
Parliamentarian
Ethics
Executive
Membership
Training and Education
Continuing Education
Workshops/Conferences
Handlers with Disabilities
Webinars
Total Administrative Procedures
600.00
121.50
164.80
224.77
800.00
71.85
691.10
50.00
150.00
200.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
4,500.00
7,000.00
75.00
3,033.22
695.80
233.40
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4,600.00
13,580.00
268.35
5,243.09
============
Total
22,445.00
============
Cash Flow
200.00
880.00
-25,365.66
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47,810.66
============
6,771.64
============
-26,803.69
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33,575.33
Budget Tracking
Budget
Actual
3/1/2011 to 2/28/2012
3/1/2011 to 10/31/2011
Receipts
Disbursements Receipts
Disbursements
Wells-Fargo
Dividends
Value Change
300.00
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1,909.79
968.96
Come Play in the Ozarks
Saturday
May 12, 2012
NICOLE WILDE on
Saturday Night Banquet with
BRENDA ALOFF speaking on
Bang For The Buck Exercises:
How to do a little work and get a
BIG result
Helping Fearful Dogs
Sunday - May 13, 2012
◊ Clarion Hotel ◊
3333 S Glenstone Ave.
Springfield, MO 65804
417-883-6550
mention
National Association of Dog Obedience Instructors
NICOLE WILDE on
Creative Client Coaching
REGISTRATION FORM
2012 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
May 12 and 13, 2010
SPRINGFIELD, MO
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
Telephone No.: __________________________ E-mail: ____________________________________
NADOI Membership No. ____________
HELPING FEARFUL DOGS – NICOLE
WILDE
CREATIVE CLIENT COACHING – NICOLE
WILDE
Saturday- May 12, 2012 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
6.0 CEUs (IAABC) CCPDT CEUs pending
Sunday- May 13, 2012 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
6.0 CEUs (IAABC) CCPDT CEUs pending
SATURDAY NIGHT BANQUET (6:00 pm) with PRESENTATION (7:00 pm) BY BRENDA ALOFF:
Bang for the Buck Exercises: How to do a little work and get a BIG result (CEUs pending)
Nonmember
Helping Fearful Dogs
Creative Client Coaching
Helping Fearful Dogs AND Creative Client
Coaching
135.00
135.00
250.00
Paid by
02/28/12
120.00
120.00
200.00
Member
67.50
67.50
125.00
Paid by
02/28/12
60.00
60.00
100.00
Helping Fearful Dogs
Cost $__________
Creative Client Coaching
$__________
Helping Fearful Dogs AND Creative Client Coaching
$__________
Saturday Night Banquet with Brenda Aloff
$55.00
($50.00 with conference attendance)
$__________
Please mark your choice (All include a signature salad, seasonal vegetables, potatoes, rolls, dessert, and coffee or tea):
□ Raspberry Brie Chicken (sautéed chicken breast topped with brie cream and raspberry drizzle)
□ Chicken Papas (herb potato encrusted chicken served with a Dijon cream sauce)
□ Sliced Roast Beef (tender slow roasted beef served with a mushroom demi-glaze)
Conference T-shirt (Short Sleeve size: Small □ Medium □ Large □ X-Large □ $15.00; 2X □ 3X □ $18.00;
Long Sleeve: size: Small □ Medium □ Large □ X-Large □ $20.00; 2X □ 3X □ $23.00 $__________
Subtotal
Paypal Fee (4%)
TOTAL
$__________
$__________
$__________
Please make checks payable to: NADOI and mail to Gwen Chaney; 5014 Granger Court, Indianapolis, IN 462684400. Payment can also be made via Paypal to [email protected]. Please add 4% of total above to amount to
cover Paypal costs. If paying via Paypal please e-mail this form to the address above.
REFUND POLICY: Thirty (30) days or more from date of conference full refund of payment, minus 25.00 processing fee; 15-29
days: refund of ½ registration fee; 0-14 days: no refund. NADOI Members Only: One-half of non-refunded portion of fee can be
applied to another continuing education opportunity offered by NADOI within two calendar years.