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CALENDAR 2015 June 11 — Porter Fisher Golf Tournament, Lake Valley Golf Course in Camdenton 12 — MPA/MPS/MPF Board meetings (morning) Old Kinderhook 12 — Show-Me Press Association meeting (afternoon) The Lodge at Old Kinderhook No. 1313 — 15 May, 2015 24-28 — ISWNE Conference, Columbia July 16 — SEMO Press Association meeting, Cape Girardeau 17 — Ozark Press Association meeting, Springfield September 10-12 — 149th Annual MPA Convention, Columbia October 1-3 — 129th NNA Convention, St. Charles 22 — Mo. Photojournalism Hall of Fame induction, Columbia Upcoming Win 2015 Jeep at Porter Fisher Webinars Be at the golf course by 11 a.m. Box lunches will be provided before teeing off. Send registration form and check to Missouri Press Foundation, 802 Locust St., Columbia, MO 65201; or pay by phone with a credit card, (573) 449-4167. Make checks payable to Missouri Press Foundation. Pub Aux Live GolfMulligans Classic,may be purchased at the course still before teeing room off. Prizes will be awardedfor after teams tournament. Thursday, June 4 GolfersPRIZES at this year’s Porter Fisher Golf a shotgun start and is in a four-person Name Player #1 A Crash Course in AP Style ClassicPlease considerwill have the chance to win a 2015 scramble format. Jeepa contribution Wrangler SportCo./Newspaper 4x4 in a hole-in-one “WePlayer especially #2 appreciate funds raised at Thursday, June 18 to the contesttournament and thereAddress is still room to register this year’sPlayer #3 tournament because of increased yourprize/trophy four-person team! Don’t delay, impactPlayer the #4 Foundation hopes to have this Getting the Best Out of fund. You may Single and partial teams are welcome Email registerdonate today!money year,”and said will beBezenek. grouped into teams by MPF. Yourself and Your Sales Team Golf = $65 per golfer $ Theor items.tournamentPhone is scheduled Thursday, “This year’s tournament offered many the Thursday, June 25 Your gift will be Mulligans $10 Each $ June 11 at LakeMethod Valley of Payment Golf & Country opportunity, (limit 1 per player through per side) hole sponsorships, to acknowledged Check Visa Discover MasterCard American Express Presenter Tom Stoyan, $ Clubat thein golfCamdenton and is open to all honorHole or Sponsorship memorialize = $25 each a loved one, colleague, Coaching and Sales Institute course and Prize Fund $ Missouri newspaperCredit Card members # and friends.Exp. Date or person who has made an impact on the in MPA TOTAL: $ “Youpublications. do not need to be a member of the Missouri newspaper industry. As players Quickly Create Show-Me Press NameAssociation on Card or registered work their was through the course, they will All proceeds will go to Missouri Press Foundation. Slideshows and Galleries to attend the Show-Me PressAll membersmeeting and guestsbe reminded welcome. of interesting stories and fond Friday, June 26 to participate in the golf tournament,” memories,” she said. Presenter Jaci Smith, said Melody Bezenek, Missouri Press Sponsorships were limited to one per Faribault Daily News Foundation director. “We are giving all hole and all 18 holes have been sponsored Missouri newspapers and friends the Individual teams and players can register Register at opportunity to network and connect in to play by completing the registration a casual environment that is centrally form (attached) and sending payment to: onlinemediacampus.com located.” Missouri Press Foundation, 802 Locust Presented in partnership with: Cost to participate is $65 per player Street Columbia, MO 65201. and includes greens fees, cart, prizes, grilled A registration form also can be found Missouri Press lunch and hole contests. online at www.mopress.com/_lib/ Association The tournament begins 11:30 a.m. with files/2015PorterFisher_Form.pdf High-quality, low-cost web conferences that help media professionals develop new job skills without leaving their of ces. See you on the course! Registration forms for coming MPA activities can be found at mopress.com/current_forms.php. Missouri Press Association Bulletin, May 15, 2015, Page 2 Have Money, Three regional press Need Intern association meetings scheduled The following newspapers were among those selected to receive financial support The Show-Me Press Association board meetings; lunch program, through the 2015 Missouri Press Foundation annual meeting is scheduled Thursday, “Maneke’s Minutes” with Jean Summer Internship Program; but still have June 11 and Friday, June Maneke; and two sessions: open positions to fill. 12 at Old Kinderhook in “Developing a Social Media If you, or someone you know, are interested Camdenton. Strategy” with Jonathan in serving as an intern, please contact the Thursday’s events Groves and “Economic newspaper. include the Porter Fisher Development Strategies/ Golf Tournament at Lake Valley Golf Coverage” with John Beaudoin. The Northeast News: 816-241-0765, [email protected] & Country Club and an evening The “Brews and Views” roundtable Columbia Daily Tribune: 573-815-1500, MPA/MPS/MPF board dinner at Old discussions include moderators Doug [email protected] Kinderhook. Crews, Beaudoin, Mark Nienhueser and Branson Tri-Lakes News: 417-334-3161, Friday’s activities include breakfast Maneke. [email protected] The Kansas City Star: 816-234-4131, [email protected] The Southeast Missouri Press and Bolts” with Gary Rust of Rust Washington Missourian: 636-239-7701, Association regional meeting Communications; Sports [email protected] is scheduled Thursday, July 16, photography and “Live Boone County Journal: 573-657-2334, in Cape Girardeau. streaming vs. YouTube video [email protected] Registration begins 3 p.m. sharing” with Fred Lynch in the University Center at of the Southeast Missourian; Southeast Missouri State and developing a marketing University. campaign that works, with Membership Programming includes Beth Chism of the Perryville Application “Newspapering Nuts Republic Monitor. The Ozark Press Association annual with Jean Maneke, Missouri Press The Missouri Press Association has regional meeting is scheduled Friday, Association’s Legal Hotline Attorney. received an “Friend of Missouri Press” July 17 in Reed Auditorium, A Springfield Cardinals Membership” application from: Trustee Science Center, on the Game begins 7 p.m. Tickets campus of Drury University in are $16 and include patio Macon The News, Editor and Publisher Springfield group seating and free Ryan Eidson, 301 N. Mission St., PO Programming kicks off souvenir mug. Missouri Press Box 636, Macon, MO 63552, news@ 2 p.m. with an Ethics in Foundation will host snacks maconthenews.com, 660-395-NEWS Journalism session, with at the game. Tickets will be (6397). retired editor Dale Freeman. mailed -- please order by July Metrics, Moneyball and 10. Call Zack Pemberton, Macon The News is published twice Making the Most of Your 417-832-3038, and request weekly (Wed. and Sat.) and has a Website is the title of the 3 p.m. session, Missouri Press Association Rate. Limited circulation of 725. with Managing Editor Paul Berry, tickets are available at group rate. Springfield News-Leader. Registration deadline for the Ozark Membership applications are The 4 p.m. session is Maneke’s Minutes, Press Association meeting is July 10. considered by the MPA Board of Directors at its first meeting after this **Registration Forms For All Association Meeting Are Attached** notice has been published in at least three issues of the MPA Bulletin or eBulletin. The next meeting of the MPA board is scheduled June 12, 2015 in Camdenton. Anyone with comments about this application should email them to Doug Crews, Executive Director, MPA, at [email protected]. (1st notice) Call: 573-449-4167 Need help with a newspaper issue? Check the links at mopress.com/reporterslinks.php. Missouri Press Association Bulletin, May 15, 2015, Page 3 Postal Issues Update: Rural Postal Service Focus Missouri Press Association at Senate Roundtable Missouri Press Service 802 Locust St. U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill May Most recently, McCaskill sent a letter to the Columbia, MO 65201-4888 12 called on her colleagues and the U.S. Senate’s Financial Services Appropriations (573) 449-4167; FAX (573) 874-5894 Postal Service to make preservation of Subcommittee—which has jurisdiction over www.mopress.com rural post offices and delivery standards a certain aspects of Postal Service financing— priority during a Senate Homeland Security outlining a one-year moratorium on postal MPA PRESIDENT: Jim Robertson, and Governmental Affairs Committee closings that would enable Congress to enact Columbia Daily Tribune roundtable on the Postal Service in the comprehensive postal reform, allowing the FIRST VICE PRESIDENT: Dennis digital age. Postal Service to save jobs and continue to Warden, Gasconade County Republican, SECOND VICE PRESIDENT: Bill Miller “As technology changes the way Americans run efficiently in rural areas. Jr., Washington Missourian communicate with one another, we can’t In December 2014, McCaskill, along SECRETARY: Jacob Brower, Monett Times forget about the millions of people in rural with fellow Missouri Senator Roy Blunt and Cassville Democrat America who rely on the Postal Service, both and a bipartisan group of Senate colleagues, TREASURER: Paul Berry, as a source of employment and a lifeline demanded a delay in the planned Springfield News-Leader MPA DIRECTORS: for communication and commerce,” said consolidation of up to 82 U.S. Postal Service Richard Gard, Past MPA Pres., Chicago McCaskill, who was