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The JUNE 2010 issue's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was The Paper Hollow.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Kimberly Smith, Whitmore Lake, MI
Carol Knor, Kenosha, WI
Lynda Carty, Plant City, FL
Jessica Germain, N. Charleston, SC
Kay Dyer, Saanichton, BC
The APRIL 2010 issue's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was Earth’s Art.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Lorna Arthur, Alberta, Canada
Mary Beth King, Springfield, IL
Lisa Henning, Tinley Park, IL
Bonnie Carpenter, Hampstead, NC
Gail Ainsworth, Westmoreland, NH
The MARCH 2010 issue's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was VERSES.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Lori Griner Valencia CA
Renee McPherson Centennial CO
Diane Jacobson Blaine MN
Lisa Nichols Marysville OH
Karen Lange Grandview MO
The JANUARY 2010 issue's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was The Stamp Barn.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Jan Capperauld Newberg OR
Jennie Harper Bear Creek NC
Judy Mason Elmira NY
Sue Fujii Washoe Valley NV
Madison Meadows Tacoma WA
The December 2009 issue's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was Faerie Art Song.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Patsy Hamm, Reading PA
Lynne Didrikson, Roseau MN
Kim Kelley, Tucson, AZ
Natalie J. McClure, Swanzey NH
Janice Wuebbels, Perryville MO
The October 2009 issue's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was Our Daily Bread.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Katie Turner, Liverpool New York
Pati Lapiene, Wasilla Alaska
Janna Williams, Newport Oregon
Linda Hobaugh, Tarentum Pennsylvania
Linda Rizzo, Scottsdale Arizona
The September 2009 issue's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was Our Daily Bread.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Sylvia Nelson, Round Rock, Texas
Marilyn Hitterman, Angleton, Texas
Jeanette Jones, Berea, Kentucky
Mary Bedard, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Noreen McTaggart, Tulsa, Oklahoma
The July 2009 issue's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was Art Impressions.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Anita Roberts, Pratt, KS
Mary Radmer, Hartland, WI
Norma L. Bartlett, Terre Haute, IN
Sharon Griffith, Houston, TX
Alice Weissman, Ridgefield, NJ
The June 2009 issue's "Whose Stamp is it Anyway" answer was Scrappopotamus.
Thanks to all who participated, and congratulations to:
Verna Angerhofer, Big Stone City, SD
Kristi Johnson, Dripping Springs TX
Bonnie Williams, Blue Earth, MN
Beverlee Furner, Meridian, ID
Debbie Warwick, Wilkeson, WA
