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| Indianapolis Button Club Minutes, June 11, 2011 The Club met at MCL with 15 present. Thanks to Jan our hostess. Brian opened the meeting. I read minutes from May. I read a Thank You note to the Club members from Deann, following her hip surgery. Nancy reported Deann is better, but still sore. Nancy reported $618.38 in treasury. Brian will order different business cards than last time. The field trip to Pennsylvania House in Springfield, Ohio will be Sept 22. We are to be there at 10a. 15 have signed up so far. Sharon said one change on 2012 awards list. Award 2 add no limit on realistics. She wants the 2013 list before the end of the 2012 show, first we need a show theme. Peggy has family issues on doing the Button Box, so I am now the Editor of the Button Box. Everyone is to bring an article suitable for putting in the Button Box, to the Picnic at Sue's next month. If you have not signed up for picnic, call Sue. Jan Stimson had the program on twinkles. She had many examples. Members also brought cards. Respectfully yours, Barbara, Sec. July 9 picnic at Sue Nadin's house. |
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‘Let’s Get Real with Buttons’
March 30 ,31 & April 1 Awards List for 2012
Indiana State Button Show
AWARD DIV SEC/CLASS DESCRIPTION SIZE
Indiana Button Society Award
1. IX 7-3.1 Pink Glass-Opaque, Translucent Any 25
To Honor All Affected by Breast Cancer
in support of Race for the Cure™ ($5 special entry fee)
Presidents Award
2. IX 21-0 Baby Related Subjects/Items Any 25
No limit on realistics. Labeling not required.
Show Chairs Award
3. IX 21-0 Things You Would Find at a State Fair. Any 25
No limit on realistics. Labeling not required.
People’s Choice Award
4. IX 19-3 Watermelon Buttons-Use in Min 4/Max 20
Creative Mounting
Division I
5. I 1-0 Victorian Celluloids M/L 24
6. I 23-6.8 Waistcoats/vest. See pg.59 Sm/42
Division III
7. III 1.6 Celluloid Wafers, Assorted. See pg. 30 M/L 24
8. III 7-4.4 Design In Glass Surface. See pg. 37 Any 25
9. III 7-5.3 Clear and Colored glass specialized to Any 25
metallic back (silver mercury back only)
10. III 12-2.2 Lucite Any 25
11. III 12-8 Imitation of Other Materials Assorted M/L24
12. III 12-11.17 Snap-Togethers. Any 30
No more than 20 realistics. See pg. 48
Division IX
13. IX 1-0 Celluloid Assorted, Specialized Any 25
to pictorials. No limit on realistics.
14. IX 7.0 Clear and Colored glass, Assorted. Dim/70
Must Label & Mount in Order.
15. IX 7-3.2 Colors Assorted, Limited to Any 25
shades of transparent blue
16. IX 7-4.11 Pink Moonglows Sm/42
17. IX 11-0 Shell, Assorted (11-1 thru 11-9) Var/25
18. IX 11-1 Pearl/Sew-Thru Only Lg/20
19. IX 13-0 Vegetable Ivory Sm/42
20. IX 17-2 Birds, Assorted Materials Var/25
21. IX 17-4.3 Bees Only, Any 25
No Wasps (slender body/narrow waist)
22. IX 17-5.6 Horses, domesticated. Horse must Var/25
be main focus of the button.
23. IX 17-5.7 Rabbits, Assorted Materials Any 25
24. IX 18-6.1 Buckles, with or without a belt. Any 25
No limit on realistics. Not Div.IV/Sec.2
25. IX 19-2 Flowers, Assorted Materials . No limit on Any 30
realistics. Identify flower types if known.
26. IX 20.6 Egyptian Subjects. See pg.52, Any 25
Other Sec./Classes not appropriate here.
27. IX 22-1.5.2 Greek key. See pg. 56 Any 25
28. IX 22-1.7 Turn-Around. See pg. 56 Any 25
29. IX 23-10.3 Realistics, specialized to Assorted Glass Any 30
30. IX 23-10.3 Realistics specialized to: Any 30
Celluloid, Ceramic, Black Glass, Horn, Metal, Shell, Bakelite, & Wood. Must have 3 buttons of each material plus 3 buttons each of 2 other materials not listed. See Sec. 15 pg. 50. Group same materials to assist judging
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