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10 • THE ARTISAN SUMMER 2022 2022 May 22 General Membership Meeting Hybrid Meeting May 23 Special Executive Board Meeting Swear in New Officers May 30 Memorial Day Offices Closed June 5 Board of Trustees Meeting at 10 AM via Zoom June 6 Executive Board Meeting at 8 PM via Zoom July 4 Independence Day Offices Closed July 10 Board of Trustees Meeting at 10 AM via Zoom May 30 Executive Board Meeting at 8 PM via Zoom *Dates subject to change CALENDAR OF EVENTS EXTENDED FAMILY NEWS In Memoriam Janice Brandow (1938-2022) | Journeyman Hair Stylist Jan Brandow was a woman of firsts, she led the way. She was IATSE Local 706's first woman President, she was the first hair stylist to sit as a Governor with the Television Academy, and she was the first hair stylist to win an Emmy when the category was created in 1974. Tutored by her aunt, who was also a 706 hair stylist, Jan worked primarily for Fox Studios productions beginning in 1969, including Felony Squad, Room 222, Peyton Place. Her first feature film was Hello Dolly! where she ran the background period hair styling. Others include Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Scarface, Myra Breckenridge, Cat People, Kansas City Bomber, Murphy's Romance, and Sleeper. Jan was the personal hair stylist for both Raquel Welch and Natalie Wood, and did numerous productions with both of them. She accumulated six Emmy nominations and one win, for The Triangle Factory File Scandal. As a true union leader, she was especially proud of this TV movie. "Union talk" among her peers led to her involvement and Jan served as a Hair Styling Convention Delegate, Craft President, Executive Board member, Recording Secretary, Vice President and then was elected as the first female President of Local 706 and held that position for three terms until her retirement in 2000. She was a Governor with the Television Academy and a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Jan was instrumental obtaining separate Emmy recognition for make-up artists and hair stylists when they created the categories. During her tenure as President, she addressed obstacles such as the elimination of the 706 classification of Body Make-up Artists and transitioned them to Journeyman Make-up Artists. She sat on the Negotiations Committee for more than 20 years and fought for wage equality between make-up artists and hair stylists. Jan earned her Gold Card in 1997 and retired in 2000. She and husband Dennis moved to Oregon and spent time traveling and working with the Elks organization. She is survived by her husband Dennis and daughter Terri Brunson. Her son Robert predeceased her. We'll provide you with an array of mortgage options with a personal touch. HOME LOANS UP TO $5,000,000 AVAILABLE. Fixed-rate, adjustable, and hybrid home loans for the creators of entertainment. Visit firstent.org/homeloans or call 888.800.3328 for current rates or to get started. Equal Housing Opportunity Federally Insured by NCUA Membership eligibility requirements apply. Loans are subject to credit approval, and not all members will qualify. Certain terms and conditions may apply. Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) is required when the loan-to-value (LTV) on a Mortgage Loan is greater than 80%.