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2008 AnnuAl RePort MISSION STATEMENT Dear Donors and Friends, The SPCA of Texas is dedicated to providing every animal exceptional care 2008 was our 70th birthday, and we’re excited about the next 70 years and beyond. The and a loving home. challenge of sustaining growth is greater today than at any time in the past. We’re here to meet that challenge and exceed it with the support of our board, staff, volunteers and donors. LOCATIONS Lone Star Campus Here are highlights from last year: 2400 Lone Star Drive Dallas, Texas 75212 • Animals Admitted: 13,139 214.742.SPCA (7722) • Animals Adopted: 8,869 Dealey Animal Care Center in Dallas • Animal Cruelty Investigations: 3,641 362 S. Industrial Blvd. • Animals Rescued: 1,309 Dallas, Texas 75207 • Clinic Visits: 30,262 214.742.SPCA (7722) • Spay/Neuter Surgeries: 21,876 Martin Spay/Neuter and Animal Wellness • Employees: 115 Clinic at Village Fair in Dallas • Volunteers: 600 4830 Village Fair Drive • Programs and Services: Dallas, TX 75224 214.742.SPCA (7722) o Education Attendees: 10,649 o Pet Grief Counseling: 152 people counseled Perry Animal Care Center & Spay/Neuter o Compassion Connection - 121 facilities served, 5,434 clients visited, 239 and Wellness Clinic in McKinney visits conducted 8411 FM 720 McKinney, Texas 75070 o Pet-O-Meals - 3,530 animals, 2,142 families served 214.742.SPCA (7722) o Pet Haven - 17 animals, 10 families served • Geographic Coverage: www.spca.org Collin, Cooke, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Grayson, Hill, Hunt, Kaufman, Navarro, Rockwall, Tarrant & Van Zandt Counties. SPCA of Texas 2008 Board of Directors: SPCA of Texas board, staff and volunteers and the programs and services we offer are at the cutting edge of animal care and support for animals and their families. We are the leading Board Chair: Rugger Burke Vice Chair: David C. Hudson animal welfare agency in North Texas and served over 100,000 people and animals in Treasurer: Lee Dinkel 2008. Secretary: Kirk Thor President: James Bias, CAWA We will continue to provide every animal exceptional care and a loving home with our Bert Childers community, for our community. For the animals. William Driscoll Shayne Johnson The SPCA of Texas is funded solely by private donations and fees for service from our Tricia Linderman adoptions and clinic services. Please visit www.spca.org/donate or call (214) 461-1829 for Sam Price Mary Prothro more information on how you can help us help the animals. Mary Spencer, Past Chair Denise Wallace Thank you for your support now and always. The SPCA of Texas SPCA of TexAS • 2008 AnnuAl RePort • 1 2008 DonoRS Margaret O. Clark Carl Bush Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Foster Kandy Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Scott Campbell Tonda Frazier Jerry Farrington Roger & Rita Carlile Mr. & Mrs. Steven Free M. L. Pendleton-Gray Chris Cheatwood Mr. Robert W. Frierson Mr. David C. Hudson Bonnie Chester John F. Fuller Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Kalkomey Ms. Sue Childers Ms. Maria S. Galindo Tricia Linderman and David Moxam Ms. Charla Choate Mr. James B. Gallaher Mrs. Phoebe Perry Effie Christie Elisabeth W. Garrison Ms. Jacquelin Sewell Mr. & Mrs. William H. Clark, III Mrs. Kathleen M. Geist Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Sherer Ms. Anne E. Claxton Mrs. Jennifer L. Ghazal Dallas Cowboys Wives Mr. & Mrs. Russell Cleveland Mr. Tim Glendening Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Cohen David B. Gluck Ms. Cathy C. Colon Bobby Gonzalez Mrs. Sherry G. Adair Ms. Andrea S. Connolly Roderick A. Goyne Karen Allen Mr. & Mrs. Earl H. Connors Ms. Jodi Greenblatt Steven & Monika Alpert Ms. Gail B. Cooksey Ms. Tammy L. Guidry Mr. & Mrs. Josh Ammons Mrs. Shirley W. Cooper Ms. Sue Gwathney Ms. Christina M. Andrea Mr. Rex Corey Mr. & Mrs. Phillip H. Halff Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Ayres Stephen Coxsey Keith R. Hallock, Jr. Mrs. Colleen Baggarly Mr. N. E. Crain Cade & Jennifer Hamner Ms. Grizelda C. Baker Mrs. Hannah Cutshall Rich & Nancy Hansen Pamela Banks Lynn Koss Dalby Claudia Harris Mr. & Mrs. C. Jay Barlow Mr. David C. D’Alessandro Mr. & Mrs. Doyle Hartman Ms. Lydia A. Barnes Mr. Jeffrey Daly Mr. & Mrs. William E. Hartsfield Linda A. Barriga Mr. Randy Daniel Mrs. Catherine M. Headington Ms. Courtenay L. Bass Mr. Mark D. Daniels Mr. & Mrs. Carl Hearne Susan J. Bazell Ms. Arlene A. Danko Mr. Lyle F. Henage Mr. Roger Bean Mr. Mark & Mrs. Cathy Dannemiller Katherine Hendrix Mr. Marvin C. Bean Ms. Shirley Dansby Mr. Anthony A. Hernandez Norma L. Beasley Mr. & Mrs. Leonard B. Davis Cynthia E. Herschkowitsch Mr. & Mrs. Brent Behrman Mrs. Kathy J. Dawson Stacy Hicks Jeremy D. Bell Mr. & Mrs. Len Dendy Mr. Gustavo N. Hinojosa James Bias Krissa Denning Ms. Julia B. Hirsch Marguerite Bickham Ms. Holly A. Dewar Mrs. Mary Hodge Ms. Mary S. Bienkowski Sean Dimmery Deborah Holubec Catherine Blimline Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dinkel Danna Homan Ms. Sue Bliss Mr. & Mrs. Jim R. Draper Linda Hood Mr. & Mrs. William R. Bogart Mr. John K. Dubiel, Jr. Mrs. King Hopkins Mr. Brian Boss Ms. Lisa K. Durham Stephen M. Horn Jonathan & Debbie Bridges Ms. Francine Dwyer Ms. Debbie V. Howell Mr. & Mrs. Henri L. Bromberg, III Scot & L. M. Dykema Nancy Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Lance E. Brown Alison K. Engel Ms. Patricia Hyde Tina Brown Mr. Roger D. Farabee Mr. Franklin Harris Hytken Mr. & Mrs. Jason E. Brown Michael Farmer Nick & Barbie J. Illes Corby B. Bryant Adam Farver Ms. Madeline Jobst Mr. & Mrs. Russell W. Budd Gianluca Fausti Ms. Shayne Johnson Rugger Burke Linda Ferguson Beverly Kato Sandra Burns Tina Foss Rita & Jack Klein SPCA of TexAS • 2008 AnnuAl RePort • 2 Mr. & Mrs. Kyle B. Kosier Kari Nostbakken Mr. & Mrs. David A. Shuttee Mr. & Mrs. John Koskiewicz Mr. D. E. Olenzek Kelli Silman Mr. Doug Kuelbs Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Olinger Mr. & Mrs. Heinz K. Simon Elizabeth Lamb Ellen Osburn Mr. Alex Singer Bronwen E. Lanning Mr. & Mrs. N.D. Oswald Mr. & Mrs. Dileep N. Sirur Mr. Howard L. Lawson Richard K. Parker Kimberly Sloan Dorothy Lay Mr. Stan Pennock Mr. & Mrs. Purcell Smith, III Ms. Dianne S. Lefferts Mr. & Mrs. John G. Penson Miss Sharon Snedeker Ms. Heidi Leonard Ms. Elizabeth Peters Mary Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Thom Loafman Mr. John P. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. James D. Stanton Olivia Loomis Mrs. Karen E. Phillips Judy G. Starke Sally D. Luber Ms. Shannon Pinkston Tina Storey Mr. & Mrs. Jack Lucas Lawrence S. Pollock, III Jeff & Doyce Straetker Gene & Kay Lunceford Drs. Diane & Norman Pomerance Ms. Eugenia Stringer Karen Lurkowski Mr. & Mrs. James W. Pope Linda J. Stromberg Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. MacArthur Mrs. Saquita A. Poston Mr. & Mrs. Mark Stymiest Ms. Carrol N. Magee Ms. Ann Powell Mr. Philip L. Sutter Priscilla Martin Elizabeth & Martin Price Antonio Swad Priscilla W. Martin Helen Prince Mrs. Sandra L. Synwolt Raggon L. Mayer, D.D.S. Kenneth & Connie Pyatt Mr. Joel L. Tannebaum Mr. Michael W. McAdams Mr. Joe Pyland & Mrs. Kay Pyland Stephen L. Tatum Wylie McAnallen Mr. Dan Rech Dr. & Mrs. Gary G. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Jim McCabe Mr. & Mrs. John F. Redus Mrs. Peggy West-Terry Ms. Elizabeth L. McClain Lynn & Nathan Renken Kelly T. Thompson Sydney B. McDole & Naresh Mr. Timothy Reynolds William N. Thompson Lakhanpal Mr. James L. Richardson, Jr. Candy Parker-Thompson Ms. Valerie Anne McGee Ms. Dawn M. Rizos Mr. & Mrs. Clifford L. Thomson Mr. & Mrs. Timothy W. McHugh Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Rose, III Carolyn B. Tilley Ms. Macka Y. McMillan Dr. & Mrs. David Rosenstock Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Troy Mr. & Mrs. Stewart A. Mercer Bob & Brooke Ross Susan & Ron Underwood Dr. Herbert & Mrs. Judith Merrill Linda Ross Ms. Brent Venable Mr. Thomas R. Merrill Ms. Debra M. Round Mr. & Mrs. David E. Wall Ms. Donna Mesch Arthur Rubey Denise & Bill Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Brenton Meurer Mrs. Mary Ruehle Mr. & Mrs. Demarcus O. Ware Mr. & Mrs. Frederick T. Miller Sharon Ruhl Mr. John Scott Watson Kerry J. Miller Brad Rummer Cynthia J. Weber, Ph.D. & Tony R. Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Milligan Mr. & Mrs. Dennis N. Ryan Weber Tandy Mitchell Carlyn A. Sanders Kevin Wessels Mr. Kelly Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. Ronald K. Saunders Christy & Glenn West Ben & Joan Montjoy Mr. & Ms. David Saville Ms. Judy A. Whetzel Frances Moody-Dahlberg Sue Ann Scala Mr. Rick Whitfield Lesslie G. Moore, D.D.S. Ms. Susan J. Schlegel Mr. & Mrs. James Whitt Jim & Paula Moore Mrs. Claire E. Schwarz Mr. Ken Wilemon Dr. & Mrs. Howard Morgan Beverly Scribner Nicole Williams Deborah Mullen Mr. Stephen Shapu Mr. & Mrs. Roger V. Williams Katy Murray Carol Ann Shepherd Ms. Carole E. Wilson Kelly Myers Annette Renee Sherman Mr. Charles L. Wilson Mr. George Cameron Nash Ms. JoAnn P. Shull Mr. & Mrs. Danny Wilson SPCA of TexAS • 2008 AnnuAl RePort • 3 Steven H. Winchester Jonathan Aills Ada T. Alvis Mrs. Sharon Womack Mr. & Mrs. John P. Airaghi Judith Ambrosich Mr. Paul L. Wright Brenda Akins Chris Ambs W. Wurtsbaugh Scott & Shelley Akins Kelly Amell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Yarrell Lisa Alaniz Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Ames Aino Alber Brett A. Amundson Mike Albert Betty Andersen Ms. Shohreh Aarabi Ms. Jo Anne Albert Nely Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Dave Aarant Ms. Katherine Albert Julia Anderson Ms. Linda B. Abbott Mr. Lester M. Alberthal, Jr. Scott & Erika Anderson Ms. Reba Abell Bonnie R. Albrecht Martha A. Anderson Abril Aberasturi Nelsie S. Alcoser Sue Anderson Mr. Charles P. Aberg Mr. Matthew B. Aldridge Karen Anderson Mrs. Naomi D. Aberly Ms. Susan Aldridge Keith Anderson Julie Abernethy Jolene K. Aldridge Ms. Ann D. Anderson Will Abraham Ms. Jennifer L. Aldridge Mr. & Mrs. Arthur R. Anderson Wanda G. Abshire Mr. Frank Aldridge Ms. Jennifer Anderson Mr. John S. 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    NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF JUNIOR AUXILIARIES, INC. 845 South Main Street Greenville, Mississippi 38701 Mailing Address: Post Office Box 1873 Greenville, Mississippi 38702-1873 Telephone: (662) 332-3000 Facsimile: (662) 332-3076 E-Mail: [email protected] Web site: www.najanet.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NAJAinc Follow us on Twitter: najainc Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/najainc/ LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/groups/National-Association-Junior-Auxiliaries-Inc-4502392 The Junior Auxiliary membership list provided in this Bulletin is for the use of the Junior Auxiliary only and cannot be used for promotion of any activity unrelated to the Junior Auxiliary. “The Junior Auxiliary membership list shall not be made available for commercial purposes or for the purpose of solicitation.” Association Standing Rules I. Association. C. Fund Raising and Contributions. Junior Auxiliary Prayer Send us, O God, as Thy messengers to the hearts without a home, to lives without love, to the crowds without a guide. Send us to the children whom none have blessed, to the famished whom none have visited, to the fallen whom none have lifted, to the bereaved whom none have comforted. Kindle Thy flame on the altars of our hearts, that others may be warmed thereby; cause Thy light to shine in our souls, that others may see the way; keep our sympathies and insight ready, our wills keen, our hands quick to help others in their need. Grant us clear vision, true judgment, with great daring as we seek to right the wrong; and so endow us with cheer- ful love that we may minister to the suffering and forlorn even as Thou wouldst.
  • Players Register A-Z 1895-2016

    Players Register A-Z 1895-2016

    WAKEFIELD TRINITY RLFC PLAYERS REGISTER A-Z 1895-2016 HERITAGE NUMBERS … The Story Initial Ideas Our initial ideas for the heritage numbers came about a couple of years ago (approx. 2012), after seeing the success of Queensland in Australia, with Warrington being the first English club to follow suit. Next Step Tremendous work had been carried out by a group of rugby league historians in the 1970s (RL Record Keepers’ Club) who pooled their knowledge, and attempted to record every game in the first one hundred years of rugby league (1895-1994). Trinity’s were completed and fortunately we acquired the records to every Trinity game, and players, since 1895 The First 100 Years The teams for the first one hundred years of Trinity’s rugby league days (1895-1994) were recorded and each new player to make his debut noted. On the very first game there were fifteen (numbers 1-15) and each debutant after this was given the subsequent number, in position order (full back, winger, centre etc.). This was checked, double-checked and triple checked. By 1994 we had found 1,060 names. The Next 20 Years … Part 1 The next twenty years, to the modern day, were a little more difficult but we researched the Trinity playing records through the excellent ‘Rothman’s Year Books’ written by the late Raymond Fletcher and David Howes. These books started in 1981 and finished in 1999. Again, each debutant was given the next heritage number The Next 20 Years … Part 2 After the ‘Rothmans’ books ceased publication we used the yearbooks published by ‘League Weekly’, which also noted every new player, signed throughout the season.