NancyNews Nov 2005 Web by Cartwright Entertainment

November 2005, Tri-annual Issue

“Up and Coming News from Nancy Cartwright”

Volume 10 Issue 3

Start your engines…

Just From Nancy… Like all of us, I have had several opportunities in the

past to “just drop everything” and go HELP when a disaster hit somewhere in the world—but there was always something more important to do. Well, not this time, I had “had it” with my excuses! Not only did I want to go help in Baton Rouge after Katrina hit, but I felt it was my duty as a human being. So, my dear friend and exec assistant, Janelle Hynes and I packed our “camping gear” with enough food for 4 days consisting of protein bars, beef jerky, trail mix, apples, bananas and peanut butter. We lugged sleeping bags, change of underwear, flashlights, boots and socks, and jumped a plane before the crack of dawn. We flew to Houston where we rented a car, and drove to Baton Rouge to join a group of Scientology Volunteer Ministers who were running several shelters there. Once we arrived, it was both heart-wrenching and heart-warming to see so many good people out there helping the thousands of lost, displaced and desperate people. It was difficult to express in words what I experienced there as a volunteer, and so I wrote a personal accounting and sent it out to 500 friends. The response was overwhelming. Many simply acknowledged me for what I had done, but others requested to find out more about the volunteer minister program. Many asked if they could forward my letter to their mailing list. I said absolutely YES! With this kind of interest, I thought it would be a good idea to post the letter in its entirety, including some great pictures of my trip on my website to share with everyone, and maybe inspire a few people to do what their heart tells them next time a disaster hits—go and help! You will not regret one minute of it. Go to www.nancycartwright.com and check out the special letter about “My Trip to Baton Rouge.” Peace and brotherhood, Nancy

On September 25th, 2006, at the Dover Downs International Speedway, The Kellys once again took the green ﬂag and raced up to speed when Nancy, as the voice of Chip Kelly, spoke that ever-famous command: “Gentlemen, start your engines!” Gary Camp and the extraordinary management team that runs Dover Downs hosted Nancy for two jampacked days of publicity and just out-and-out racing fun. The SportsBlast team made an all-out assault on victory lane to promote the release of The Kellys on NASCAR.com. The episodes air weekly on Wednesdays at www.nascar.com and at their new home: www.teamkellyracing.com. The Kellys and NASCAR fans alike, will not want to miss an episode of our exciting new animation series. Start your engines ladies and gentlemen, and go online to get the latest in-depth scoop on The Kellys!

See “The Kellys” Online Today!

Guess who’s the New “Honorary Mayor” of the North Valley…?

Nancy reading her proclamation

Being sworn in by Rocky Delgadillo

Wayne A, Barry P, Rocky D, Nancy, & Ike

That’s right, if you have not already guessed, it is that petite blonde in the top hat above being sworn in by the ever so charismatic LA City Attorney, Rocky Delgadillo. Nancy was offered this position by local Chamber president Wayne Adelstein and was sworn in before a well-fed gathering of over 30o members of the North Valley Chamber of Commerce. Nancy let the retiring mayor Barry Pascal off the civic hook but appointed him the Honorary Sheriff complete with a giant silver badge. A selection from Nancy’s ten proclamations include: change red stop signs to hot pink; evacuate CSUN of students so all the buildings can be remodeled to establish the largest gaming casino and monster truck racing track in the entire Milky Way! Now we’re talkin’, girlfriend! Oops, I mean “Mayor.” As part of her “Honorary Mayor” duties Nancy pens a monthly humorous column along with Barry Pascal. These tongue-in-cheek explorations of “current politics” shed light on the entertaining side of city hall and the goings-on in the Valley—the Big Valley that is. To get your copy of the newspaper go to www.nvcc.com.

Welcome aboard, Lori!

Cartwright Entertainment welcomes Nancy’s new personal assistant, Lori Litchfield, to the team. We are pleased as punch to have her aboard, and we look forward to a future of fun, adventure and high production together!

Model of Excellence!

MARK YOUR CALENDARS

For the third consecutive year Nancy and her team at Cartwright Entertainment have been awarded the prestigious Model of Admin Know-How Award. In addition to this award for the application of skillful management, Nancy received a special Achievement Award for her contributions to the community.

• The Kellys on NASCAR.com, current • Western Kentucky Univ., Nov 10th • St. Mary’s Academy in Englewood, Colorado, March 11, 2006 • Salt Lake Community College, March 31, 2006 • “My Life As a 10-Year Old Boy” tours Australia, May 2006

Heading Down Under…

Something Old, Something Old, Something New! Something New! Just because Rugrats, All Grown Up is no longer re-

Aussies are big Bart fans and the folks Down Under will be getting a dose of Nancy’s one woman show, “My Life as a 10-Year-Old Boy,” when Nancy and her director, Rose Goss, go on tour in the Spring of 2006. The tour will run through the month of May and include shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Adelaide, and then a trip over to New Zealand for shows in Wellington and Auckland.

cording new episodes does not mean Nancy is any less busy. Aside from her usual Simpsons gig, this summer has been one of Nancy’s busiest summers yet for new shows. She has been cast in two brand new television series, Betsy’s Kindergarten Adventures, and Disney’s, The Replacements. BKA is an educational series produced by Corner Stone Pictures, and was created by Betsy herself, preschool teacher and author Betsy Quinn. Directed by award-winning animator Fred Crippen, BKA is an animated cartoon series for children ages 1-6. The Replacements is a “tweens” animated series that is loads of fun for the kids. Nancy is also in a new pilot called Zino The Rooster, and for all you Kim Possible fans, good news! Disney will be creating all brand new episodes of the animated cartoon hit series. For more details check in online at: www.nancycartwright.com.

HAPPY HOUSE APPEALS TO LEGISLATORS…

The greatest rising force in American politics is not a political party, a lobbying community or an ethnic group. It is women. In 2005, 22.5%, of the state legislators in the United States were women. Women hold 20.3%, of the 1,984 state senate seats and 23.3%, of the 5,411 state house seats. Since 1971, the number of women serving in state legislatures has increased more than four-fold. They are a power to be reckoned with. Nancy and Rose Goss, co-founders of Happy House, whose purpose is to help “build better families”, were invited to speak in front of these powerful women in Phoenix, Arizona at the annual conference in September. The mission of the NFWL is to provide vital resources to women leaders for leadership development and effective governing through conferences, effective seminars and networking at both the state and federal levels. In their speech, Nancy and Rose both stressed the importance of the family in the overall scheme of things, in society and in government, appealing to the women legislators who are also mothers. Nancy and Rose were also given a tour of the Tappas School for homeless children, run by Sandra Dowling, Superintendent of Maricopa County Schools. That evening, Nancy and Rose reciprocated by giving their Happy House seminar to a group of the women legislators along with several of the homeless families. Everyone walked away with a copy of their own The Way To Happiness booklet, which is a key part of the Happy House seminar.

Rose, Millie Hallow (V.P. NRA), Nancy and Robin Read, the NFWL Chair

Nancy handing out her “Read Man” book marks to some homeless children.

Rose and Nancy deliver “Building Better Families” seminar to homeless families.

CONTEST-FUN-PRIZES! Okay, fans, what is the caption for this picture? The person with the catchiest phrase will win something totally cool! Just mail your answer to the Cartoon Contest at our address above or email us at fanmail@thenancyshow. com. Please be sure to include your return address. Go to www.appliedsilliness.com for more great works by this gifted artist, Jim Meskimen.

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Dear Fans… Thanks for the great response to cartoon contest number 5. The caption winner is: Bethany Fulton, Athens, OH Honorable Mentions go to: “I said I wanted ﬁsh and chips! Not ﬁshy lips!” –Kevin P. Murphy, Lima, OH “Thank you, now could I trouble you for a glass of ice water?”–John Johnson, Parrish, FL

“You seem really sweet, but I only kiss frogs.”

“Impressions? Well, I only do two, really...Mick Jagger and Steven Tyler.”–Gabriel Gentile, LV, NV