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ANEW - A Network of Evansville Women
ANEWsletter Oct 2007
October Meeting
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Kirby’s Restaurant
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
5:30 pm —7:00 pm Hors d’oeurves & Program
$20.00
∗ Make reservations by email to execsec@evansvilleanew.org
∗ If making reservations for a guest, please include your guest’s name.
∗ You will be billed for all reservations not kept. If you have paid for your meals
for the entire year, it is still necessary to make a reservation.
∗ Reservations made after Friday, Oct. 19 will be charged a $3.00 surcharge.
Monthly Meetings!
October Menu
Hors d’oeuvres 5:30—7:00
Be sure to bring a guest Seafood Stuffed Mushrooms,
so that you can be eligible for Puffed Pastry Snaps, Chicken
the monthly Drawing! Skewers and Leg of Pork
plus
We have had some wonderful door prizes International Cheese Board,
donated by our ANEW members! Smoked Fish Platter, Marinated
Vegetables, Cheese Ball and
Bring a guest to the monthly Crudites
general membership
meeting and place your
business card in for a
drawing for a door prize to be
Meeting Schedule 2007
given away at the end
of the monthly meeting. October 24 Kirby’s
November 28 Executive Inn
December 19 Evansville Country
Club
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Hafer & Associates: Jill Harpole American Cancer Society
Dr. Kris Setzekorn Dr. Kim Haywood-Pfender Busy Beads
Evansville Living Rivertown Butcher Serenity Massage
Guitar Lab Integra Bank Escalade Sports Hoosier
Wine & Spirits - Patty Avery Donita Wolf
October Advertiser
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Membership Blitz 2008
Thank you to the following members who
Welcome New Members:
have sponsored new members in Oct 2007
2007-2008:
Member Sponsored
Caron Leader 1 Shannon Wollsey, Shannon Aleksan-
Martha Dining
Cheryl Martin
1
1
dra’s Salon
Kay Qualls 1 Christine Hopson, Life’s “p” Factors
Jackie Russell 1
Rachel Gollaher, Courier & Press
If you know of someone you would like to spon-
sor as a new member, please pick up a mem- Jane Hormuth, DC, Chiropractor
bership application at our next ANEW luncheon Laren Finn, Northwestern Mutual
or visit our website at
evansvilleanew.org.
What a great year 2007 has been for ANEW.
We ended the year with a total of 295 members!
That is a total of 72 new members!
Please remember for our upcoming Membership Blitz,
the year is October 2007 to September 2008.
At our annual meeting we will hold a cash drawing for 3 ANEW members that
sponsored new members. There will be 3 separate drawings; first for $50, second
for $100 and the third for $150. You must be present to win. Your name will be
placed in the pot as many times as you see next to your name below.
Karen Adams 1 Elaine Maldonado 1
Lisa Berfanger 1 Michele McClure 1
Theo Boots 1 Leanne Metz 2
Stephanie Brinkerhoff-Riley 1 Sara Miller 1
Amy Brockman 1 Tresa Miller 1
Mary Buedel 2 Joanne Muth 2
Barb Butler 1 Laurel Hart 1
Amy Kinkel Adams 1 Dana Nelson 1
Janet Cazel 1 Teresa Pohlman 1
Allison Comstock 3 Patricia Jackson 1
Janet Johnson 1 Lu Porter 5
Deidra Conner 1 Jackie Russell 1
Holly Dunn Pendleton 1 Nichole Johnson 1
Sherri Jones 1 Dr. Kris Setzekorn 1
Lois Duncan 4 Debbie Stroessner 1
Monica Edwards 1 Caron Leader 3
Donna Leader 1 Brenda Wallace 1
Carolyn Franklin 5 Kerrie Weinzapfel 3
Kelly Fries-Gates 1 Lori Lofton 2
Pam Lovell 1 Jane Wittmer-Kuhn 1
Gayle Gerling 3 Tracy Zeller 4
Becky Glines 1 Mona Luttrell 1
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Member Profile
Cheryl Martin, Courier & Press
Cheryl Martin is the magazine editor at the
Courier & Press. She was born in Muncie,
Indiana but doesn’t really consider that
home. Her father was a minister so she
moved some. She and her husband, John
both work in newspapers, so they have
moved up the parkways from Bowling Green,
KY working at various papers. She obtained
her degree in Journalism from Western Ken-
tucky University. She and John have a 5
year old daughter, Caroline. She has been
an ANEW member for 1 year.
Cheryl shared these thoughts with us:
Most fulfilling job? Raising an empathetic, inquisitive daughter.
What is the biggest challenge you have faced in your career? The biggest challenge has been
balancing two time-demanding careers (Cheryl’s and John’s) while making sure we connect as
a family.
Last book read? “The Berenstein Bears “B” Book” (Read with my daughter)
What do you value in friends? Loyalty
Dream job? If there were one where I can eat chocolate and read books all day (and never
gain weight), I’d take it!
Greatest Accomplishment ? Writing a novel and having the courage to send it out.
First paying job? One summer I was a telemarketer for Olan Mills.
When I was in high school I wanted to grow up to be? Ansel Adams
Thank you, Cheryl for sharing your personal life with us!
flour mixture to chocolate mixture and stir just
Cappuccino Brownies until combined. Spread batter in a greased
1/2 cup butter or margarine
8x8x2 inch baking pan. Bake in a 350 degree
3 ounces unsweetened chocolate, cut up
oven for 30 minutes.
1 cup granulated sugar
Meanwhile, for topping , dissolve coffee crystals
2 eggs
in whipping cream. Beat together powdered
1 tsp vanilla
sugar and the 2 tablespoons butter or margarine
2/3 cup all purpose flour
in a small mixing bowl with an electric mixer on
1/4 tsp. baking soda
medium speed. Add whipping cream mixture
1 tsp. instant coffee crystals
and beat until creamy. If necessary, add a little
1 Tbsp. whipping cream
additional whipping cream until mixture is of
1 cup sifted powdered sugar
spreading consistency. Spread over the warm
2 Tbsp. butter or margarine
brownies. Chill about 1 hour or until topping is
Chocolate Frosting
set. Carefully spread Chocolate Frosting over
brownies. Chill until frosting is set. Cut into
Melt the 1/2 cup butter or margarine and unsweetened
bars. Makes 16 bars.
chocolate in a medium saucepan over low heat, stirring
constantly. Remove from heat, cool slightly. Stir in
Chocolate Frosting: Combine 1 cup semisweet
granulated sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating with a
chocolate pieces and 1/3 cup whipping cream in
wooden spoon just until combined. Stir in vanilla.
small pan. Stir over low heat until chocolate is
Stir together flour and baking soda in a small bowl. Add
melted and mixture begins to thicken.
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Member Profile
Peggy Lewis, Lewis Bakeries
Peggy Lewis, Executive Vice President of Lewis Bakeries has
been an ANEW member for 2 1/2 years. She and her husband,
Jack have a daughter, Christina, 16. After meeting on a busi-
ness sales call, they have been married for 21 years.
Peggy had these thoughts to share with us:
Three words that best describe you? Dedicated, Motivated and
Loving.
Most fulfilling job? The most fulfilling job I’ve ever had was be-
ing a mother; although all of my jobs have been fulfilling be-
cause I do what I enjoy.
What is the biggest challenge you have faced in your career?
The biggest challenge I’ve ever faced in my career was having to learn new government regulations
and re-design over 900 bread bags in 1994 to accommodate new regulations of the National Labeling
& Education Act. (NLEA)
How many different careers have you had and what were they? I have had four careers: 1). Sales and
marketing of several lines of plumbing supplies and fixtures to wholesalers. I traveled Western KY
and Southern IL. I was the first woman that most of these wholesalers had ever done business with.
2). Sales & Marketing of pressure-sensitive tape (industrial & electrical). I traveled Western KY and
3/4 of IN and called on original equipment manufacturers, distributors & wholesalers. 3). I had a
printing & mailing company. (self-employed) 4). My current position as Executive Vice President of
Lewis Bakeries.
What do you value in friends? I value in my friends are honesty, loyalty & being fun-loving.
First paying job? My first job as a teenager was selling concessions at the Triplets games.
Worst day in my life? The worst day of my life was when I was diagnosed with breast cancer 14 years
ago. Thankfully, I was successfully treated.
Best advice for a 20 yr old? My best advice for a 20 yr old is that everyone makes mistakes, but it’s
what you do after you make a mistake that separates the successful people from the unsuccessful
people. Also, look at life as a big story problem and take it a step at a time.
Best piece of advice anyone ever gave you? My husband gave me the best piece of advice: “Don’t look
back, they may be gaining on you.” - a quote from Satchel Paige, who was said to be the greatest
pitcher in the history of the Negro Leagues. He played for Cleveland, St. Louis and Kansas City.
Peggy manages to keep herself busy with involvement and support of the following community or-
ganizations:
Rescue Mission EVSC Summer Musical MDA Telethon
Easter Seals Mater Dei Cheerleaders North HS Band
Central HS Band Castle HS Band Mater Dei Football
USI Reitz Boosters Bosse HS
Evv Firefighters Hadi Shriners Girl Scouts
Reitz Speech & Debate Evansville Deaf Club Relay for Life
WNIN Freedom Festival University of Evv
Drums on the Ohio East & West Police Sector Salvation Army
Red Cross Star Neighborhood Assoc Scott School PTA
United Way Oak Hill School PTA FOP
AmVets Visiting Nurse Association American Legion
St Johns Soup Kitchen American Cancer Society IVY Tech Nursing
Evv Museum of Art Evv Reitz Home Christian Children’s Fund
The Women’s Financial Fund Koch Family Children’s Museum of Evv
Historic New Harmony Jacobsville Neighborhood Association
and many other fundraisers for charity!
Thank you Peggy, for being a part of ANEW and giving some time to share your thoughts with us.
Membership Statement
ANEW
A Network of Evansville Women
PO Box 3192
Evansville, IN 47731-3192 A NETWORK OF EVANSVILLE WOMEN is an organi-
zation designed to support and encourage women as they
Email: execsec@evansvilleanew.org strive to achieve in business, industry, and the profes-
Website: evansvilleanew.org sions. ANEW members are a resource, a contact, a moti-
vator, and a helpmate for each other. ANEW seeks to
maintain a member profile balanced by profession.
More facts about Indiana…..
∗ The library in Fort Wayne, Allen County, Membership is by invitation and is limited to women
Indiana houses one of the largest genealogy whose job description identifies them as a manager, ex-
libraries in America. ecutive, professional, or business owner/entrepreneur.
∗ Wabash, Indiana was the
first electrified city in the U.S.
∗ The courthouse roof in Greensburg Indiana has a tree growing from it.
∗ The world’s first transister radio was made in Indianapolis.
∗ U.S. Hwy 231 is the longest highway in Indiana (231 miles)
∗ Johnny Appleseed is buried at Fort Wayne, Indiana.
∗ St. Meinrad Archabbey is located in Spencer County and is one of only 2 archab-
beys in the U.S. and seven in the world. (Abbey Press is an operation of the archabbey).
∗ Red Skelton was born in Vincennes, Indiana.
∗ Bob Greise is from Evansville, Indiana and was quarterback at Purdue University in West Lafay-
ette, Indiana
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