Illinois Job’s Daughters’ Session
Decatur, Illinois
June 25-28, 2015
GENERAL INFORMATION
SESSION LOCATION:
Decatur Conference Center and Hotel
4191 US Highway 36 West
Decatur, IL 62522
217-422-8800
ROOM COST:
$96.00 plus 12% tax ($107.52) for a standard room and $116.00 plus
12% tax ($129.92) for a business class room per day. Four (4)
occupants maximum – no rollaways.
Business Class rooms are newly renovated. King Bed Business Class
rooms have a microwave and refrigerator in room.
ROOM RESERVATIONS: Deadline – May 18, 2015
A room reservation form is enclosed with complete instructions. Do not send money
with your form. If you find it necessary to cancel a room, the hotel requires 24 hours notice, or
you will be responsible for that room night. Only the Bethel Guardian or an adult assigned by her is
to register with the hotel. Bring a copy of your completed registration form with you. Changes should
be directed to Uncle Ehren Hammond before arriving at the hotel.
ROOM CONDITION:
While we realize that it’s very difficult to keep your rooms clean when
so many girls have to live in it together for four days, please try to keep them as neat as possible.
Please do not “trash” others’ rooms. Do not remove mattresses from the beds or rearrange furniture
(the hotel does not appreciate this).
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The Grand Guardian Council of Illinois, Job’s Daughters International
Grand Session 2015
Room Reservation Form – Deadline: Postmarked on or Before: May 18, 2015
Decatur Conference Center and Hotel
4191 US Highway 36 West, Decatur, IL 62522 Phone: 217-422-8800
Bethel No:
Located In:
~or~
Name, Title:
(Individual Registration – only required if not submitting through a Bethel)
Total Number of Standard Rooms ________
Total Number of Business Class Rooms ________
Cost Per Room per night:
Standard Room:
$96.00 plus 12% tax ($107.52).
Business Class:$116.00 plus 12% tax ($129.92).
Four (4) occupants maximum – no rollaways. Business Class rooms are newly renovated.
King Bed Business Class rooms have a microwave and refrigerator in room.
Do not send money with this form. The adult in charge is to pay for the Bethel’s room at checkout time.
Daughters will not be allowed to check-in without an adult.
Cash, credit card or check deposit is required at check-in time to cover possible incidental charges.
All rooms must be inspected prior to check out by the Bethel Guardian
Room reservation forms completed by (please print carefully):
Name/Title:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Phone Number:
Person responsible for supervising the Bethel while at Session if other than/in addition to person listed above.
Name/Title:
Send room reservation forms postmarked on or before May 18, 2015 to:
Ehren Hammond
25285 Schuck Rd., Washington, IL 61571
309-745-8012/309-453-7441
IMPORTANT NOTE ON DEADLINES:
After the deadline date, The Decatur Conference Center and Hotel will release the block of rooms held
for Job’s Daughters. Anyone trying to book a room after that date must, at that time, work directly with
the hotel. If rooms are available, guests can expect to pay the prevailing room rate established by the
hotel.
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Circle the nights for each room. Please group people according to nights they will be staying.
Please PRINT all names. Maximum of four (4) persons per room – no exceptions.
Room 1
Wed
Thur Fri
Sat
Room 4
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2.
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3.
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4.
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Room 2
Wed
Thur Fri
Sat
Room 5
1. *
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4.
4.
Room 3
Wed
Thur Fri
Sat
Room 6
1. *
1. *
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4.
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Wed
Thur Fri
Wed
Thur Fri
Sat
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Thur Fri
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*Denotes Chaperone of the room.
Do not contact the hotel directly with any changes.
Any and all changes prior to and after check-in should be directed to Ehren Hammond.
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REQUIRED
FUNCTIONS:
Daughter attendance is required at the following functions:
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DRESS CODE
DAUGHTERS:
Opening
Grand Bethel Meeting
Grand Bethel Installation
Jobie Hour
Grand Guardian Council Installation
Church Service
Formals, street length dresses, or skirts/blouses will be required at the
following functions:
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Opening
All luncheons and banquets
GGC Installation
Grand Bethel Installation
DRESS CODE NOTES:
 Tasteful casual wear can be worn around the hotel when not at one of the functions listed
above.
 Dress slacks and collared shirts should be worn for both the Grand Bethel meeting and the
GGC meetings. No jeans.
 Swimsuit cover- ups must be worn to and from the pool.
 All HQ’s and JPHQ’s should be in full regalia to escort distinguished visitors at Formal
Opening on Thursday evening. See session directory for line-up time.
 Full Bethel regalia will be required of all members at the Church Service on Sunday morning.
 Adults and daughters: Clean, untorn, unpainted/unmarked jeans can be worn for all practices
and at the dance on Friday night. Jeans must be in keeping with the standards of the Order.
“Hip Huggers” or “belly shirts” will not be allowed. Anyone not appropriately attired at any
time will be asked by a GGC officer or other adult to change.
 Members of other youth groups are asked to please conform to the dress codes stated above.
SWAPPABLES:
Something to share with another Jobie or friend of Job’s Daughters. This
is a great way to meet new friends and say hello to old friends, as well as collect special things for your
scrapbook. Swappables need not be expensive–use your imagination and make something to share.
You may swap at any time except Formal Opening, Installations or Grand Bethel meeting.
TELEPHONE CALLS:
All phone calls made from any rooms are the responsibility of the Bethel
and those registered in that room. The hotel will require a credit card at check-in time, if you would
like your phone to be turned on in the room so you can make outside calls. (You will be able to make
in-house (room-to-room) calls and receive outside calls without this deposit).
SAFETY & SECURITY: The hotel will be patrolled, however, you will make the job an easy one
by making sure your room is locked at all times. You may not leave the hotel without an adult.
Always use the buddy system when you leave your hotel room. Your safety is our primary
concern.
CURFEW:
Curfew for Daughters will be Midnight each evening. This means you
will be in your room to stay, doors locked, and you will not talk above a whisper.
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CONDUCT:
Please follow the rules. We want everyone to have a wonderful time.
We are guests in the hotel and your conduct, language, and dress have a direct bearing on the
impression others receive regarding Job’s Daughters. If your conduct, language or dress is unbecoming
of a Job’s Daughter, your parents will be notified and you will be sent home.
CHAPERONES:
There should be one CAV Certified adult chaperone for every five
Daughters. It will be the responsibility of the Executive Bethel Guardian Council to insure that this
requirement is met. Executive Bethel Council members should not be asked to chaperone since they
are expected to attend all business meetings. Chaperones will be responsible for the conduct and
appearance of the Daughters of their Bethel. Any damage caused by a Daughter will be the
responsibility of the Bethel. Job’s Daughters, as well as adults, should conduct themselves at all times
so as to be a credit to our Order.
VALUABLES:
YOU, and only you, are responsible for your own valuables. Do not
leave them unattended! Please label items with your name and Bethel number to make it easier to
return misplaced items to you.
REGISTRATION BADGES: All adults, siblings, guests and Job’s Daughters’ members attending any
session function (i.e. meetings, rehearsals, etc.), must be registered. Registration badges will need to be
shown to attend Session. Late registration will be available at Session per the schedule contained
elsewhere in this information.
MEAL RESERVATIONS: Deadline – May 30, 2015 The meal reservation form is enclosed with
complete instructions. All luncheons and banquets are open to anyone wishing to attend. Special
dietary meals are available with advanced request (see form). Aunt Carmen Hanson Ernst will be
chairing this committee again this year.
FORMAL OPENING:
On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 7:30 p.m., we will kick-off our Grand
Session. Awards will be presented and lasting memories will be made at our Formal Opening. All
Honored Queens, Junior Past Honored Queens, Grand Bethel Officers, Grand Representatives and
Honorary State Officers will take part in the Formal Opening. Our Honored Queens and Junior Past
Honored Queens will please wear their full regalia, as you will be escorting our dignitaries. Honorary
State Officers should wear their official dress with medallions as you will be seated together as a
group. Grand Bethel and Grand Representatives should wear their official regalia as you will take part
in the Formal Opening. Check your Session booklet for line-up information.
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REHEARSALS
FORMAL OPENING
Wednesday, June 25 at 8:00 p.m.
All Grand Officers, Grand Bethel, Grand Representatives, and
Ambassadors need to attend.
DEGREE OF ROYAL
PURPLE
Thursday, June 25 at 3:00 p.m.
All Grand Bethel Officers and Alternates need to attend.
DISTINGUISHED
ORDER OF JOB’S
DAUGHTERS
Thursday, June 25 at 3:30 p.m.
All Grand Representatives need to attend.
FLAG CEREMONY
Thursday, June 25 at 1:00 p.m.
Guides and Marshals should report to Aunt Harriet McClellen, Grand
Marshal. They should bring their flags (American and Bethel). The flags
need to be cleaned, pressed and marked with identification. If your
Guide or Marshal is not able to attend Session, you may choose someone
to take their place. All participants will wear full Bethel regalia with
white cords to the ceremony on Thursday evening.
NECROLOGY
Thursday, June 25 at 2:30 p.m.
All Chaplains or a Bethel representative should report to Uncle Kay
Rogers, Grand Chaplain.
GGC
INSTALLATION
Thursday, June 25 thirty (30) minutes following Formal Opening.
This rehearsal is for Grand Guardian Council. All 2015-2016 Grand
Officers and Installing Officers should attend.
GRAND BETHEL
INSTALLATION
Friday, June 26, at 3:00 p.m.
All new Grand Bethel Officers and Choir and Installing Grand Bethel
Officers must attend.
CROSS PRACTICE
Sunday, June 28, at 9:15 a.m.
All Daughters should be in full Bethel regalia and report to Uncle Kay
Rogers, Grand Chaplain.
OTHER MEETINGS OF INTEREST
ROYALTY LUNCHEON
Friday, June 26, 12:00 p.m.
This luncheon recognizes all HQs, PHQs and Princesses for the 20142015 year. Please plan to attend. All other Daughters and adults are also
invited to attend.
NECROLOGY:
Sunday, June 28 in conjunction with Church Service.
Please see Uncle Kay Rogers’s letter posted under Session information
to send in names of deceased members you want remembered.
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JOBIE HOUR:
Saturday, June 27 8:00 a.m.
Information included in this packet. Be sure to adhere to deadlines. At
this time, the 2015-2016 Honorary State Officers will be chosen.
LIBRARIANS’ CONTEST
INFORMATION:
All entries are due by Friday, June 26 at 2 p.m.
Judging is at 4 p.m. on Friday
LIBRARIANS’ CONTEST
AWARDS
Awards will be given on Sunday, June 28 by Aunt Lori Curry,
Grand Librarian.
FAREWELL
BREAKFAST:
Sunday, June 28, immediately preceeding our Church Service.
CHURCH SERVICE:
Sunday, June 28 at 10:00 a.m.
As noted previously, all Daughters should be in full regalia to form the
Living Cross at the end of our Devotional Service.
JOBIE TO BEE ROOM
The Jobie to Bee Room will only be open during Friday’s business
meeting.
IMPORTANT REMINDERS
Grand Guardian Council Books close on May 31, 2014. All donations to the Educational Grants,
Promotional Fund, and Grand Bethel must be received by that date to be shown in the Annual Session
Report.
Committee Chairmen you are required to have three copies of your report, to be turned into the
Grand Secretary on Friday morning. Please keep a copy to be read when you are called on to
give your report at the GGC Business meeting.
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Church Service & Necrology Ceremony
Join us Sunday, June 28 for this year’s Church Service and Necrology Ceremony. All Chaplains are
asked to participate in the Necrology Ceremony and all daughters should bring the appropriate
regalia to form the cross at the conclusion of the Church Service. Practices for each will be noted
in the Session program book.
A form is attached to forward names and relationships of your Bethel’s loved ones who have
passed over the year. Please have these names to me by June 12, 2015. You may send the filled out
forms by mail or email.
I look forward to seeing everyone at Session.
Fraternally,
Kay Rogers
Grand Chaplain
116 N. Norwood Pl.
East Peoria, IL 61611
309-251-5151
[email protected]
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Necrology Ceremony
This year’s Necrology Ceremony will be held Sunday, June 28, 2015
in conjunction with the Church Service.
Both the June and December term Chaplains will participate in the ceremony. If you have a Chaplain
who cannot attend, please have another member take her place so your Bethel is represented.
Bethel #
Bethel Guardian:
June Term Chaplain Name:
December Term Chaplain Name:
Pro-Tem:
Phone #:
Attending Grand Session? Y / N
Attending Grand Session? Y / N
Name and relationship of those who have passed this GGC year 2014-2015:
Please send the filled-out form through mail or email by June 12, 2015.
Kay Rogers
Grand Chaplain
116 N. Norwood Pl.
East Peoria, IL 61611
309-251-5151
[email protected]
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HONORARY STATE OFFICERS
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JOB’S DAUGHTERS HOUR
To the Daughters and Bethel Guardian Councils of Illinois:
Grand Session is fast approaching! And Jobie Hour is something you don’t want to miss!
Remember to bring your swappables!
As always, Jobie Hour is a JOBIES (Daughters) ONLY time when we choose our Honorary
State Honored Queen and her officers for the coming year. The legalese procedure is as follows:
(1) The GGC shall have Honorary State Bethel Officers selected by random drawing
of Daughters between the ages of 10-15 or older if such member was initiated
within the past GGC years, except that Daughters nominated for Honorary State
Honored Queen can be between the ages of 10-20. Daughters must be present at
Job’s Daughters Hour in order to be eligible for any office.
(a) The Honorary State Honored Queen shall serve as the Illinois Job’s
Daughters HIKE Coordinator and HIKE will be her official charity.
(b) The Honorary State Honored Queen shall be selected by random drawing
from Daughters who have been nominated to this position.
(aa) Daughters can be nominated by any member of Illinois Job’s
Daughters or GGC member. Daughters and adults cannot nominate a
Daughter to which they are related.
(bb) Nominations will be sent to the chairman of Job’s Daughters Hour no
less than 60 (sixty) days prior to the Annual Session.
(cc) Nominees will be sent a letter informing them of their nomination and
the duties and responsibilities involved in accepting the position.
(dd) The nominees must send back their letter of acceptance signed by each
themselves, their Bethel Guardian, and their parent/guardian. The
letter of acceptance must be in the possession of the chairman by the
opening of Annual Session.
(ee) All Daughters who have accepted their nomination will be entered in a
random drawing for the position of Honorary State Honored Queen.
Nomination forms for Honorary State Honored Queen are enclosed. These are to be filled out
by the DAUGHTERS or a member of the Grand Guardian Council ONLY.
Jobies! This is your chance to recognize and reward the hard work and dedication to the Order you see
in your fellow Sisters. PLEASE nominate those you think worthy of this recognition!
Honorary State Honored Queen nomination forms must be returned to me, Aunt Tori CarnallHawkins, by April 27, 2015. Any postmarked or received after April 27 will not be included in the
drawing at Jobie Hour. Once I receive your nominations, those nominees will be sent a letter notifying
them of their nomination and an explanation of the duties and expectations for the coming year. The
letter will also include a form to be filled out by the Daughter and requires signatures from the
Daughter, their parent/guardian, and Bethel Guardian. These fully filled out and signed forms must be
in my possession by the opening of Annual Session on Friday, June 26, 2015 in Decatur. Please follow
these deadlines, there will be No Exceptions.
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All daughters, between the ages of 10-15 or who have been initiated during this Grand
Guardian Council year (since June 2014), wishing to hold an Honorary State office may sign up the
morning of Jobie Hour, starting at 7:30am. Only those present at Jobie Hour will be given the chance
at being an officer! Please keep in mind; if you are a medallion holder in Illinois for the coming year
already, you are not eligible for an Honorary State office.
Please come dressed in your comfiest clothes! (PJs are A-OK! Jobie appropriate, of course.)
Bring your swappables! And be ready for anything.
Jobie love,
Aunt Tori Carnall-Hawkins
Guardian Director of Epochs #14, PHQ#63, CGR ‘05-‘06
61 7th Ave.
LaGrange, IL 60525
OR email to:
[email protected]
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Honorary State Honored Queen
2015-2016 Nomination Form
I, ____________________________, a daughter or member of the GGC of IL, from
Bethel # ___, would like to nominate
___________________________, from Bethel # ___, for the office of Honorary State
Honored Queen, 2015-2016.
_____________________
Nominee’s Address
______________
City
___________
Zip Code
__________________________
Nominee’s Email
___________________
Nominator’s Signature
________
Date
Must be postmarked no later than April 27, 2015. Please mail form to:
Aunt Tori Carnall
61 7th Ave.
LaGrange, IL 60525
OR email to:
[email protected]
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LIBRARIAN’S CONTEST
April 2015
To the Honored Queens, Daughters, Bethel Guardian Councils and Members of the Grand Guardian
Council of Illinois:
It’s time to start putting together your entries for the 2015 Librarian’s Contest. Grand Session will be
here before you know it, and I know that each daughter will want to participate in this year’s contest.
The rules and contest categories are enclosed. The deadline for the LITERARY contest will be June 1,
2015 (postmarked for snail mail or dated for e-mail). Your entry must be sent to me at the address
below. I will accept e-mail entries, in MS Word or PDF format.
All entries other than Literary should be brought to Grand Session. We will start accepting entries
Thursday morning June 25, 2015 and the deadline will be 2 pm Friday afternoon, June 26, 2015. If you
are not arriving until after the deadline, please have someone from your Bethel submit your entry.
Viewing of entries will be Thursday and Friday (except during judging and planned events). Judging
will take place Friday afternoon. Awards will be given during the church service on Sunday morning.
Entries can be picked up anytime Saturday or Sunday morning at church.
Enclosed in this packet is a registration form. Forms will be available at the Librarian’s Contest at
Grand Session.
This year’s special category will be the Christmas Cookies and Cupcakes (Category 7) in honor of
Aunt Tina and Uncle Rusty’s year. I know they are excited to see just how creative the daughters can
be in their culinary skills.
Good Luck!
Aunt Lori Curry
Grand Librarian, BG 49
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This communication has the approval of the Grand Guardian
ILLINOIS JOB’S DAUGHTERS LIBRARIAN’S CONTEST RULES 2015
1. Any active member of Job’s Daughters including Bethel Beaus and Bees are eligible to enter
all categories.
2. ALL WORK MUST BE DONE BY THE DAUGHTER OR BEAU TO WHICH THE
ENTRY BELONGS. No one else is to work on the item entered in the contest. (Bees are
allowed to have a helper, but please write this on your entry form)
3. You may enter any and all categories up to a maximum of 3 times.
4. All entries must have been completed since the last Grand Session of Illinois Job’s Daughters
(June, 2014)
5. Basis of judging will be on neatness of work, organization, appealing display and originality of
work.
6. First Place, Second Place, Third Place awards will be given for each division for each category
based on overall score for category. In other words, if there is only 1 entry in a category it does
not mean an automatic First Place.
7. Entries that are not received by the deadline (2 pm on Friday) may be displayed for viewing
only but will NOT be eligible for judging.
8. School/classroom projects that a daughter created are acceptable for any category.
9. Projects from a kit must be accompanied by the picture or the outer wrap from the kit.
Category 1 – Literary Work Due June 1, 2015 (Before Session)
Poetry:
Prose:
year.”
Librarian’s Report:
Theatre:
12 to 15 Lines – Any appropriate topic
Short story or essay of 100 to 500 words on topic: “How I keep Christmas all
A report written by a Daughter and used as a Librarian’s Report.
A Play written by a Daughter with four or more speaking parts, characters identified
in bold or caps.
Basis for judging will include correct spelling, correct punctuation, correct grammar, composition and
originality of work.
DO NOT PUT YOUR NAME OR BETHEL NUMBER ON ENTRY OR OTHERWISE IDENTIFY IT.
Each entry must be accompanied by the entry form. Do not include cover or artwork with your entry as
these will not be judged. Entries must be typed with double spacing or neatly written on 8 ½ by 11 inch
paper with one inch margins. Quotations or excerpts may be used, but must be enclosed within quotations
marks and referenced properly. Remember if we can’t read it, we can’t judge it.
Entries must be postmarked by June 1, 2015 or emailed by that date with subject line LIBRARIAN’S
CONTEST ENTRY. Send entries to:
By mail: Lori Curry, 602 N Wood St Lot 13, Maroa, IL 61756
By email: [email protected]
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Category 2 – Art
Painting – may be oil, pastels, tempera, or acrylics
Drawings – may be line, pen, charcoal, chalk, or sand art
Computer Generated – be original, use your imagination
Graphic Storyboard- a basic concept of a beginning of a story to a completion of a story… let your
imagination go.
Entries may or may not be matted or framed. The artist’s name must NOT be visible anywhere on the entry.
If it is a PAINT BY NUMBER it would be the same as a kit and we would need the picture or the outer
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Category 3 – Handicrafts
Cross Stitch
Applique
Jewelry
Plastic
Quilting
others
Needlepoint
Latch Hook
Paper Mache
Origami
Sewing
Crewel Embroidery
Plastic Canvas Work
Decoupage
Novelties
Knitting
Punch Art
String Art
Crocheting and
Garments should be brought on hangers and covered with clear plastic bag. Individuals must select and
complete the garment and handicraft themselves. You can be advised or taught; however, the advisor CAN
NOT select or complete the item in any way.
Category 4 – Photography
Black & White
Color
Collages
Digital Edited
Landscape, people, pet, other subjects
Landscape, people, pet, other subjects
With a cohesive theme, any theme
with computer program, such as Photoshop
For Digital category, the original photo must be included with the edited/finished entry for comparison of
changes.
Photography entries do not need to be framed or matted for display.
Category 5 – Ceramics / Porcelain / Metal / Wood / Glass
Ceramics
Porcelain
Porcelain Dolls
Metal Works
Wood Working
Leatherwork
Stained Glass
Dolls will be judged on eyes, hair and body, composition and cleanliness of clothing.
Category 6 – Scrapbooks
Job’s Daughters Other –
Digital –
Term, year, Bethel publicity
Completed by an individual for self or another, any theme/reason
Any computer generated, non-traditional scrapbook – It will be your responsibility
to have the device there to view this scrapbook on.
For digital, judging will also include flow of pictures and added features (such as music) used to enhance
photos.
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Category 7- Christmas Cookies and Cupcakes
Christmas cookies and cupcakes will be judged on presentation, appearance, creativity and taste.
All entries must have been baked and decorated by the person to whom the entry belongs. Jobie-to-bees are
expected to have a helper with the baking but not with the decoration.
All entries must be submitted in triplicate…that is you will need three of your entry…3 cookies or 3
cupcakes…as the judges will need to taste your entry.
Decoration themes are to be related to the topic of Christmas. So have fun and I look forward to seeing
your entries.
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ENTRY FORM FOR GRAND LIBRARIAN’S CONTEST
1 Form per Entry
(PLEASE PRINT)
Name: __________________________________________Age: ___________ Bethel_________
Phone: ________________________ E-mail: _____________________________________
(If you have a cell phone at session please give me that number for contacting you)
Choose Division:
____ 1. Seniors and Bethel Beaus. Age 15 and above – active Job’s Daughter or Bethel Beau
____ 2. Juniors Age 10-14
____ 3. Jobie to Bee (Beaus to Bee)
Age 6-10 (has not been initiated yet)
Choose Category: (See Descriptions attached)
____ 1. Literary
____ 2. Art
____ 3. Handicrafts
____ 4. Photography
____ 5. Ceramics / Porcelain / Metal / Wood / Glass
____ 6. Scrapbooks
____ 7. Christmas Cookies and Cupcakes
Title of Entry:
__________________________________________________________________________________
Material(s) Used:
__________________________________________________________________________________
Work is:
____ 1. Original
____ 2. Kit ( Please include the picture or the outer wrap from the kit )
Signature of Daughter/Representative:
________________________________________________________________
*** For Official Use Only***
Drop off Date/Time: _____________________________ Entry Code Number: __________________
If you have trouble finding someone to turn your entry in to, please call my cell 217-855-2440…Aunt Lori Curry
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Meals
Complete information regarding the meal dates and times, menu and cost will be
available at a later date and will be posted on our web page. Please watch the web page
for these details.
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Hi – My name is Jo Bee and I hope you have had lots of fun this year. Our bees
have raised money for H.I.K.E., decorated a Christmas tree at Brookfield Zoo,
performed skits at Job A Rama and had a lot of fun along the way. We love
meeting new people and attending sleepovers, parties and other activities.
Jobies to Bee are an important part of the bethel. We are the future. I can’t wait
to see everyone again at session. The future of Job’s Daughters is strong with our bees by our side.
I would like to invite you to attend our Illinois Grand Session for Job’s Daughters
held in Decatur, Illinois on June, 25-28, 2015. Please make sure and register with
your bethel. I have been very buzzzzzy coming up with fun activities for us to do at
session. The bee room will only be staffed during the business (buzzzznessss)
meeting on Friday morning and if necessary Friday afternoon. When you are in the
Bee Hive on Friday morning, the Queen Bees will have special crafts for you to make. If you would like
to enter your craft for judging in the Librarian’s Contest the Queen Bees will help you get it entered.
Speaking of session if a Bethel is bringing a Jobie to Bee that will need to be supervised during the
business meeting, please also designate someone to help with this. Jo Bee will be there too, but she
needs some help from you. There will be a special room with fun activities. If you have anything you
would like to donate or suggestions of fun activities for the bee hive, please call Aunt Margo or Aunt
Kim (they are my helpers).
If you or your parents have any questions, please contact Aunt Margo Nelson, 309-397-8378, or Aunt
Kim Hammond 309-745-8012, or by email at [email protected]. She is so excited to see all of
you again and meet the new bees.
Well, have fun on the Jobie trail and we’ll see you in June!
Jobie Love,
Jo Bee
Illinois Job’s Daughters www.iljd.org
Where Friends become Sisters
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