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Industry News Trustees of the Scott Morton Educational Over $6000 Raised During "Telethon" Trust Fund (SMET) met on October 3, 2012 at the NC Manufactured and Modular Home- builders Association (NCMHA) to conduct a "telethon" for the SMET. Their efforts raised over $6,000. "It was a fun day and a great way to raise money for such an important cause", said Andy Miller President of Nationwide Homes and SMET Trustee. The SMET was established in 1988 in the memory of former NCMHA Executive Director PatsyMorton Rumbley's son, Scott. The trust awards scholarships based on need and merit to students nominated by members of NCMHA. Nominees must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and must list their achievements and financial need. Applicants can be graduating high school sen- iors; adults attending college, junior college or technical school; or students with special edu- cational gifts or needs. 100% of donations to the Fund go directly to the scholarship and the scholarships are awarded annually to deserving students nomi- nated by members of NCMHA. To date, the SMET Scholarship has awarded over $75,000 to over 150 recipients. "I received the ScottMorton Scholarship for several years in a row. It helped me out with the growing expenses of college educations. I have since graduated from Methodist College with a BA in Science and Microbiology. I am now in the process of gettingmyMaster's degree at Duke University Medical School, PA pro- gram. Thank you to everyone that made this possible. Who would have guessed that a mid- dle-class girl from Lumberton would become a Physician's Assistant? Thank you for helping to make my dreams come true", Samantha Byrd, scholarship recipient. To learn more about the SMET or to make a donation, please contact Brad Lovin,NCMHA Executive Director at (919) 872-2740 or by email Brad@NC-MHA.org. The RV/MH Hall of Fame (Hall) has just RV/MH Hall of Fame Launches NewWeb Site launched a new independent web site (www.northernindianaeventcenter.org) dedi- cated to promoting the Northern Indiana Event Center, according to Darryl Searer, president of the Hall. TheHall recently announced it is doing busi- ness as the Northern Indiana Event Center, as well as the RV/MH Hall of Fame and branding the south entrance of its complex as the North- ern Indiana Event Center (Event Center). Searer said, "We have two distinct func- tions. One is to promote the heritage and honor the leaders and founders of the RV/MH industries through the hall of fame, museum and library; and the other is an event center where organizations and groups can rent the fa- cilities for shows, group meetings and events such as company parties and wedding recep- tions." Stacey Walworth, the Event Center's new Event Marketing Manager, supervised the de- NOVEMBER 2012 8 THE JOURNAL No. 6 on Get It Quick Page

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