WACMO Chapter 1

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WACMO Chapter 1

W.A.C.M.O. news
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 WASHINGTON STATE DIRECTOR
MARY GAZAWAY
[email protected]
253-341-9951
 TREASURER
ANGELA HALL
[email protected]
360-721-8053
 PRESIDENT
ANNE-MARIE FRANKE
[email protected]
253-846-2706
 VICE-PRESIDENT
NATHAN SCHLOMER
[email protected]
253-948-6852
 SECRETARY
JULIE OSINA
[email protected]
360-623-0757
W.A.C.M.O.
VOLUME 17
Competitive Mounted Orienteering
is a timed event where either
individuals OR teams go on horseback,
using a compass and map to find hidden
objectives spread out over several miles of
scenic Washington areas.
2012
ISSUE 1
National Association
of
Competitive
Mounted Orienteering
news
Washington
Chapter 1
From the Director
Mary Gazaway
Ready!...Set!...Here we go!!! Ride
season is officially in full swing! We
had a blast at Elbe even though the
weather reports scared most
people away along with the
notoriously steep and slick trails
this time of year. We kept it short
and sweet with more "thinking"
challenges than a speed race. We
had 9 official first timers who got
all the plates and did an
outstanding job.
Thank you Anne-Marie, Claudia
and Sara for taking along Christine
and Kelly and showing them how to
bring home the blue! Nathan
coached Bryianna. Amy and Curtis
did it on their own, I see serious
competition coming on with these
two, Curtis says Amy is the
competitive one...wouldn't let him
look for extra plates for fun. Jala,
Brinda, Andrew (Eric), and
Carmen had the advantage of
having some of their team
attend Lisa's intro ride but had a
good and successful first official
trip out on their own. I really look
forward to seeing all these new
"victims" on future rides!
It was nice to see the seasoned
professionals who were brave
enough to come out and play,
especially the brave souls from the
"down yonder" Long Hauler region
and Claire on her very first long
course ride with Beth and Kerry.
Leona almost made it but had a
scary, near disaster on the snowy
highway 12. She reports that she
and Robbie are fine but her truck
didn't fare so well when her goose
neck tried to pass her.
Noella and Jeff took the blue on
long course, Becky and Linda first
time riding together took second,
Long Haulers enjoyed the scenery
coming in third and Pat and Tami
had trouble with plate nine coming
in fourth. Short course pros, Got
Plate took the blue while coaching
newcomers, Christine and Kelly.
New team Jala, Brinda, Carmen
and Andrew took second on their
own with first timers Amy and
Curtis hot on their heels in third by
5 minutes. Nathan showed
Bryanna how not to find plate 4
coming in fourth place. A small
group of Pierce County BCH people
February 25, 2012
Noella Novarra & Buddy, Jeff Thornton & Stormy
Sahara Creek Horse Camp, Elbe, WA
joined in the fun donating snacks and
cookies to our chili feed. Three very nice
men who were there working on the trails
helped Bunny and I break down and pack
up to go home with the snow coming down.
Thanks to Donna Amos for providing her
assistance and with timing in the riders
and providing the hot dogs and
condiments. Donna and Jeff also brought
Bunny and I a much appreciated delicious
pizza and a warm fire after all day in the
saddle setting up. Thanks to Bunny
Roberts who went all out making making
up survival packs and homemade chilli
and accompaniments to warm riders up
after a chilly ride.
Thank you again to all who were brave
enough to come out to play! Can't wait to
see the rest of you at upcoming rides! Miss
your faces after the long break.
Scatter Creek March 10th is up next,
hosted by the Hall family.
Find us on FACEBOOK and weʼll soon be on the WEB with our own webpage !!!!
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Chapter 1 (Western Wash. & Oregon) news
From the President
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Anne-Marie Franke
Hi All. It is time to Ride! Dust or scrape off the saddles, grab your horses and get ready to CMO. I am looking
forward to a fun and exciting ride season. We have some new rides on our schedule this year. Our first ride of
2012 was at Elbe Hills. Thank you Mary Gazaway and Bunny Roberts for a great time. Your hard work and
special touches were appreciated. It was so nice being treated to a hot meal after the ride. It was good to see
so many new faces, and fun sharing their excitement of completing their first ride. I look forward to seeing
you all at Scatter Creek.
Anne-Marie Franke
From the Vice-President
Nathan Schlomer
Hey everybody, it was good to see some familiar faces at the banquet. It seems like so long since I have been
in the saddle or even opened my tack room. Just getting ready to load the trailer back up and go through all
my camping gear and restock for the new season. As Cowboy sees me loading up the trailer I bet he is
thinking, “man, is winter over already?” This season is going to be a great one, filled with a lot of new places
to ride. Some may need a lot of trail maintenance due to all of our lovely weather this past winter. I am
looking forward to seeing everybody at the first ride. Make sure you don’t go to Scatter Creek, I am going to
have to make sure I don’t just go out of habit, and go to the wrong place.
Nathan Schlomer
From the Treasurer
Angela Hall
Hi Everyone,
I hope all is well. I'm glade to see the ride season has started.We, the Hall's, hoped to be at most of the rides
this year after my foot heals. Last year was not such a good year for us and in turn we missed a lot of rides.
That was our first year ever missing any rides since we joined the club and we were not liking it at all.We
hope everyone had a wonderful time at the first ride of the season. Thanks Mary & Bunny for putting it on
we all appreciate it.Thanks to all our ride managers that put in all the time and hard work that goes into
putting the rides on. Well have fun this ride season and we will see you all on the trail. Also , just a quick note
on our treasury fund. Now that our banquet & awards are over and we are starting a new ride season our
account is now growing again. We are starting to get new memberships coming in and that’s great, maybe
some shirt orders too. Well we are off to another fun filled year. Happy Trails - Angie Hall
From the Secretary
Julie Osina
Hello CMO'ers,
Well the first ride is off and running yippee! I was excited to hear that there were so many new people at the
first ride!! I was sorry I couldn't make it and see everybody but alas a new job calls for my attention. I'm
sad to say I won't see any of you until April. Just a reminder that t-shirt orders are due March 15 and the
Hall's are managing the next ride at ScatterCreek so you can turn that into Angela then! I will stop in and
say hello to you guys at Scatter Creek so happy trails to all of you!
You may notice there is a flyer for “The Great Gravel Haul”. This is sponsored by BCH and is a great volunteer
opportunity for us CMO’rs to get out there and do our part for trail maintenance. It’s fun and our group gets
credit for our hours simply by writing CMO next to your name on the sign up sheet!
Julie
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Hey all, here’s a couple examples of the shirts you can order! The photos are only examples, you can order any color or
size and either return your order, with payment, by mail to Angela Hall or at the Scatter Creek ride. All orders are prepay.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COMPETITIVE MOUNTED ORIENTEERING TSHIRT AND SWEATSHIRT, MISC ORDER FORM Return to: Angela Hall WACMO Treasurer PO BOX 820792 Vancouver WA 98682 Phone (360) 721-‐8053 Email: [email protected] SHIP TO: QTY ITEM TSHIRT WITH LOGO CREW NECK SWEATSHIRT HOODIE PULLOVER SWEATSHIRT PULLOVER WITH QUARTER ZIPPER HOODIE WITH ZIPPER FRONT WOMENS TANK TOP DE͛^dE<dKW UNDERWEAR SPORTS BRA CUPS SIZE COLOR PRICE $14.00 $35.00 TOTAL $35.00 $35.00 $35.00 $14.00 $14.00 $7.00 $25.00 $7.00 RETURN ORDER FORM WITH REMITTANCE BEFORE MARCH 15, 2012 Find us on FACEBOOK and weʼll soon be on the WEB with our own webpage !!!!
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2012 RIDE SCHEDULE
WASHINGTON STATE COMPETITIVE MOUNTED ORIENTEERING
(CHAPTER 1)
Secretary: Julie Osina (360)623-0757 or [email protected]
February 25
March 10
March 24
April 14
Sahara Creek
Elbe, Wash.
Scatter Creek
Rochester, Wash.
M.T. Pockets Ranch
Tenino, Wash.
Danville-Georgetown
Maple Valley, Wash.
April 28 & 29
TBA
May 5 & 6
Green Mt.
Belfair, Wash.
May 19 & 20
M.T. Pockets Ranch
Tenino, Wash.
Fall Creek DNR Horse
Camp
Littlerock, Wash.
Sahara Creek DNR
Horse Camp
Elbe, Wash.
TBA
June 2 & 3
June 16 & 17
June 30 & July 1
July 14 & 15
July 28 & 29
August 4 & 5
August 18 & 19
September 8 & 9
September 22 & 23
Cody Horse Camp
Randle, Wash.
Les Hilde DNR Area
Sedro Wooley, Wash.
Kalama Horse Camp
Cougar, Wash.
Margaret McKenny
Littlerock, Wash.
Rimrock Lake
Rimrock, WA
TBA
Mary Gazaway
[email protected]
Bunny Robert
[email protected]
Doug, Angela & Erica Hall
[email protected]
Kathy Davis [email protected]
(253)341-9951
(253)843-1810
(360)721-8053
(360)790-9184
Ross Tillotson
Lisa Hayes [email protected]
(425)432-9986
(206)619-2302
[email protected]
Fred Hanson
[email protected]
(360)721-8053
(360)273-6605
(360)237-4337
Kathy Davis [email protected]
(360)790-9184
Patricia Richmond [email protected]
Bunny Roberts [email protected]
(360)894-6240
(253)843-1810
Mary Gazaway [email protected]
Donna Amos
[email protected]
Sandra Kingshott
[email protected]
[email protected]
Sue Lessley
[email protected]
Nathan Schlomer [email protected]
Anne-Marie Franke
[email protected]
Fred Hanson
[email protected]
David Kingshott
[email protected]
Donna Amos
[email protected]
(253)341-9951
(360)520-5608
(360)262-3044
(360)903-0836
(360)721-8053
(425)745-8358
(253)948-6852
(253)380-1014
(360)273-6605
(360)237-4337
(360)262-3044
(360)520-5608
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Contact Wash. State Director, Mary Gazaway @ (253)341-9951 or [email protected]
or visit our Web Page www.nacmo.org
Updated 02/27/2012
Office Use Only
Entered online on _______ by _______
Verified on _____ _ by _______
MEMBERSHIP
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ¤
OF COMPETITIVE
MOUNTED ORIENTEERING
NEW
Send completed membership application and fee to:
Mail form and fee to: WACMO
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Wash. State dues:
National dues:
$30 FAMILY
$20 INDIVIDUAL
RENEWAL
$5
LIFETIME
Total Enclosed $__________
Please Print Clearly
List all family members:
List all horse(s) that may be ridden for CMO's.
* List horse(s) name as it appears on registration papers if applicable
* If horse has never been issued a NACMO number, write “new” in the # line.
Name__________________________ #_______
Adult
Junior (birthdate required______)
Horse (*Reg.)Name______________________________
Horse Stable (nickname)__________________________
#_______ Breed_________ Sex____ Age___ Reg. Y N
Name___________________________ #_______
Adult
Horse (*Reg.)Name______________________________
Name___________________________ #________
Adult
Horse (*Reg.)Name______________________________
Name___________________________ #________
Adult
Horse (*Reg.)Name______________________________
Name___________________________ #________
Adult
Horse (*Reg.)Name______________________________
ADDRESS:_______________________________ __________
PHONE:_______________________________________
CITY:_____________________________________________
FAX:__________________________________________
STATE:_________ ZIP: _______-_____ COUNTY__________
EMAIL:________________________________________
I WANT TO HELP PRESERVE HORSEMEN'S RIGHTS TO USE HORSES FOR RECREATION ON PUBLIC LANDS. YOU MAY
USE MY NAME WHEN LOBBYING FOR MORE RECREATIONAL AREAS FOR HORSEMEN TO USE.
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT___________________________
STATE SENATOR________________________________
RECOGNIZING THE FACT THAT THERE IS A POTENTIAL FOR ACCIDENTS WHERE EVER HORSE USE IS INVOLVED WHICH CAN CAUSE INJURIES TO
HORSES, RIDERS, AND SPECTATORS AND ALSO RECOGNIZING THE FACT THAT THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COMPETITIVE MOUNTED
ORIENTEERING; NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COMPETITIVE DRIVING ORIENTEERING; AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF COMPETITIVE MOUNTED
ORIENTEERING; WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION OF COMPETITIVE MOUNTED ORIENTEERING; ALL OTHER STATE CHAPTERS THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES AND THE WORLD, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, OR MEMBERS, CANNOT ALWAYS KNOW THE CONDITIONS OF TRAILS, ROADWAYS, OR
THE EXPERIENCE OF THE RIDERS, DRIVERS, OR HORSES TAKING PART IN TRAIL RIDES OR DRIVING EVENTS OR OTHER NACMO, NACDO, AACMO,
WACMO, OR ORIENTEERING EVENTS, OR FUNCTIONS.
I HEREBY RELEASE THE ABOVE NAMED FROM ANY CLAIM OR RIGHT FOR DAMAGES WHICH MIGHT OCCUR TO ME, MY MINOR CHILDREN, OR
HORSES.
SIGNED: _______________________________________________________
DATE: _________________________
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Sahara Creek Ride Results
Elbe, Wash.
February 25, 2012
LONG COURSE
NAME
Feb. 25, 2012
HORSE
SATURDAY
TIME
PLACE
Noella Novarra
Jeff Thornton
Buddy
Stormy
2:13:58
10 St.
1
Becky Zengota
Linda Childers
Feather
Jazzmyn
3:21:31
10 St.
2
Kerry Noble
Bethany Burks
Claire Sands
Sampson
Rona
Nova
3:54:07
10 St.
3
Patrick Merriman
Tami Merriman
Aramus
Zar
2:59:01
9 St.
4
First ride of the season! Mother Nature hasn’t
been on our side this year. Mary and Bunny, on
short notice, took on the huge job of finding a
ride area after our traditional “first ride” site
was decimated by storm damage. Sahara Creek
at Elbe, Washington escaped the massive
damage many of our areas experienced and our
valiant ride managers set up camp on
Wednesday and braved the elements to set-up
and manage a great ride!
As Saturday morning rolled around, snow and
rain fell across Western Washington making
driving conditions hazardous. Still, many NEW
people and several old timers braved the
elements and made it to the camp.
A small group from the Pierce County BCH was
on hand to work on trail maintenance and
SHORT COURSE
NAME
Feb. 25, 2012
HORSE
SATURDAY
TIME
PLACE
Anne-Marie Franke
Claudia Aide
Sara Kispert
Christine Wulfert
Kelly Lafeur
Sir
Rosa
Guinness
Leroy
?
2:20:04
5 St.
1
Jala Newfeld
Brenda Shaw
Andrew Westling
Carme Westling
Country Moon
Molly
Misty
Lance
2:58:05
5 St.
2
Amy Dunn
Curtis Dunn
Shine
Jello
3:03:05
5 St.
3
February 25, 2012
Claire Sands & Nova, Kerry Noble & Sampson,
Beth Burks and Rona
February 25, 2012
Jala Newfeld & Country Moon
shared snacks with our group along with
Bunny’s “CMO survival packs” that we shared
with them! Bunny also had awesome
homemade chili, hot dogs, hot links, all the
fixins’ and warm beverages for after the ride.
The weather stayed cold and the snow/rain
held off through out the day with just a few
flakes falling at the higher elevations.
Even though I couldn’t ride, I had a good time
hanging out in camp and socializing with
everyone and meeting all the new folks. They
certainly renew the excitement of learning the
game and the camaraderie that comes with
competition, horses and friends, old and new!
Thank you Bunny and Mary for such a
wonderful day.
Donna Amos
W.A.C.M.O.
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March 10, 2012
RIDE INTO SPRING!
Come Out & Try
“The Thinking Horse Sport”
Scatter Creek, Wash.
Are you looking for
something new and
different to do with
your weekend?
Come try our sport!!!
C.M.O.
(Competitive Mounted
Orienteering)
All riders welcome! Bring your own compass, horse, feed & water.
Experienced members will ride with and instruct all new riders.
This is a map &
compass, timed event,
to find hidden
objectives, on
horseback, spread out
over several miles.
Registration 8:00 AM/First Rider Out 10:00 AM
N.A.C.M.O. MEMBERS $10.00 per Rider & Families w/Juniors $8.00 per Rider
Non-members $10.00 + $5.00 Insurance Fee per Rider
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until you come to Case Rd., turn LEFT onto Case Rd. for about 1 mile. The parking area is on the LEFT by the big red barn.
ROUTE WILL BE MARKED WITH C.M.O. DIRECTIONAL PLATES
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M.T. Pockets Ranch C.M.O.
Tenino, Wash.
March 24, 2012
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Volunteer Event 7th Annual Great Gravel Pack-in MARCH 31, 2012 Time: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Location: Margaret McKenny Campground Capitol State Forest Directions: From I-5 take Exit #95 and head west on Maytown Road for approximately 3 miles. At Littlerock, the road becomes 128th $YH&RQWLQXHDERXWDPLOHXQWLOWKHURDGHQGVDWWKH³7´LQWHUVHFWLRQRIWKH
Waddell Creek Road and Mima Road intersections. Turn right on Waddell Creek/Mima Road and continue for 2.5 miles. Entrance to the campground is on the left. Drive through and look for parking directions. 7th ANNUAL EVENT Join volunteers from a variety of recreation interests²including equestrian, motorized, mountain biking, and hiking²to help improve trails in Capitol State Forest. 7KLV\HDU¶VDFWLYLWLHV x Spread gravel and repair tread on the new Equine Loop Trail. x Clear downed brush and do basic improvements to the campground to get it ready for the recreation season. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Meet promptly at Margaret McKenny Campground at 9 a.m. for a safety meeting and briefing and to get work assignments. Bring work gloves, water, and raingear. Lunch will be provided. Lunchtime entertainment by singing cowboys, Denny Dargan and Andy Bales. Children under age 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. For the safety of horses and pack stock, please leave dogs at home. FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT: Nick Cronquist, DNR 360-480-2700 [email protected] Partners in this event: x Backcountry Horsemen of Washington x Washington ATV Association This is a Discover Pass-required area;; however, volunteers will be issued a complimentary day-use pass for this event. Volunteers may also earn vouchers toward a complimentary annual Discover Pass. Learn more about the Discover Pass at www.discoverpass.wa.gov. Find us on FACEBOOK and weʼll soon be on the WEB with our own webpage !!!!
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Weʼre on the WEB!
www.nacmo.org
Maple Valley, Wash.
DANVILLE-GEORGETOWN
C.M.O.
APRIL 14, 2012
Are you looking
for something
new and
different to do
with your
horse?
Come try our
sport!
C.M.O.
Competitive
Mounted
Orienteering
This is a map &
compass,
timed event to
find hidden
objectives
spread out
over several
miles of
beautiful,
scenic
countryside.
All Riderʼs WELCOME: Bring your own horse, feed, water and lunch!
Pre-ride compass instructions for those who would like help.
!
Registration: 8:00
Draw Time:! 9:45 AM
First Rider Out: 10:00 AM
Annual Member: $10.00/Rider
Families w/Juniors: $8.00/Rider
Day Member*: $15.00/Rider
*Includes $5.00 for Ins.
Ride Managerʼs:
Ross Tillotson…………………………… 425-432-9986
Lisa [email protected] ...425-898-8835
DIRECTIONS: From the West/South: Take Hwy. 18 East. Take ramp right for WA-516 East
toward Covington - 0.4 mi., turn right (East) on Highway 516 (Kent Kangley). in 4.7 mi. you will
come to Four Corners (between Maple Valley and Black Diamond, the intersection of Maple
Valley Highway 169 and Kent Kangley Road/Highway 516). Continue East on Kent-Kangley
Road and take the first left onto SE Summit Landsberg Road - 1.1 mi. Approximately a mile up
the road you will park in a wide open area and wide shoulder on the North Side of the road.
From the North/East: Take Hwy. 18 West. Take exit: Issaquah / Hobart and turn left (South)
onto Issaquah Hobart Rd SE - 0.3 mi. the road name changes to 276TH Ave SE - 3.4 mi. the
road name changes to Landsburg Rd SE - 1.0 mi. Immediately after crossing the Cedar River,
bear right onto SE 253rd St. Go straight onto SE Summit-Landsburg Rd - 1.3 mi.
Parking along the side of SE Summit Landsberg Road where the road shoulder widens just west
of the Tahoma Junior High School (25600 SE Summit Landsburg Rd, Ravensdale, WA 98051)
NO SPECIAL PARKING OR USE PERMITS REQUIRED!
Long & Short Course available. Long Course Ribbons thru 6th
Place & Short Course Ribbons thru 3rd Place.
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Green Mountain
C.M.O.
Belfair, Wash.
May 05 & 06, 2012
Come out & try
“The Thinking Horse Sport”
Competitive Mounted Orienteering
This is a map & compass timed event to find hidden
objectives, on horseback, spread out over several miles
on the beautiful Kitsap Peninsula.
Ride Manager
Fred Hanson
(360)273-6605
(360)237-4337
or
[email protected]
Registration:
Draw Time:
First Rider Out:
Annual Member:
Families w/Juniors:
Day Member*:
8:00 AM
9:30 AM
10:00 AM
$10.00/Rider
$8.00/Rider
$15.00/Rider
All Riders welcome; Bring your
own compass, horse, feed &
potable water.
Overnight camping available
with stock pens & stock water,
pit toilets, tables and picnic
shelter.
SATURDAY NIGHT POTLUCK!
*Includes $5.00 for Insurance
Long & Short
Course
Available
L.C. ribbons thru
6th place
S.C. ribbons thru
3rd place
Directions: From I-5 take either Hwy. 16 to Hwy. 3 or Hwy. 101 to Hwy. 3
toward Bremerton. Stay on Hwy. 3 North and take the CHICO WAY exit,
turn LEFT and go WEST about .5 mile and make a RIGHT on NORTH LAKE
WAY. At wedge stop go RIGHT till SEABECK HWY. and make a RIGHT. Go 2
miles and make a LEFT on HOLLY. Stay on HOLLY for 4.1 miles and Make
a LEFT on TAHUYEH LAKE ROAD. Go approx. .85 miles to t5h3 BLUE
GATE on your LEFT. Follow signs and gravel road (GM-1) to the Horse
Camp and parking areas.
FRIDAY ARRIVALS: Contact Fred Hanson @ (360)273-6605 or (360)237-4337
www.nacmo.org
www.wacmo.org
Any member with something
horse related to sell, can
advertise their items in this
newsletter
FREE.
Horse related items would
include horses, tack, trucks,
trailers, or horse related
services. Submit your request
to:
BOOK EXCHANGE
The two day rides start in APRIL!
Camping, horses, friends and fun!
Often, after dark, we find our selves
snuggled down in our camps with nothing
to do and wishing we had a good book to
read. Enter, BUNNY’S BOOK EXCHANGE!
If you have a few paperbooks laying
around the house that have been read
and re-read, bring them along and trade
them for books other members have to
trade.
Books will be on the ride managers table,
feel free to pick one up or exchange one of
yours for something new!
VOLUME 17
Donna Amos
[email protected]
2012
ISSUE 1
W.A.C.M.O.
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MAIL TO:
Addressee Name
1321 First Street
Anytown, State 12345

WACMO Chapter 1

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