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ASSOCIATION OF
WOMEN
NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY BRANCH
2000-2001 YEARBOOK
AMER I CAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN
NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY BRANCH
2000-2001 YEARBOOK
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Association and State Officers
3
Board Meeting Schedule
9
Branch Budget
24
Branch Calendar 2000-2001
11-12
Branch Officers
5
Branch Policies
22-23
Committees
6
Founders
2
Goals
10
Important AAUW Dates
4
Interest Group Chairs
6
Membership Directory
13-21
Mission Statement
10
Named Grant Honorees
7
Past NPB AAUW Branch Presidents
8
Published by
Northern Palm Beach County Branch
American Association of University Women
Diane Cochran, President
Sally Bailey, Editor
September 2000
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-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN
NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY BRANCH
North Palm Beach, Florida
Organized 1959
FOUNDERS
Mrs. Harold Berry Mrs. Thomas Hart
Mrs. J. Edwin Obert Mrs. Edward M. Sharp
Mrs. Clair A. Thomas
AAUW promotes equity for women, education,
and self -development over the life span and
positive societal changes,,
The AAUW Educational Foundation provides
funds to advance education, research, and
self -development for women, and to foster
equity and positive societal changes.
AAUW's Legal Advocacy Fund provides funding
and a support system for women seeking
judicial redress for sexual discrimination.
In principle and in practice, AAUW values
and seeks a diverse membership. There
shall be no barriers to full participation
in this organization on the basis of
gender, race, creed, age, sexual
orientation, national origin, or
disability.
AAUW provides the opportunity to use
education to make a difference
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN
Sandy Bernard, President
Amy Swauger, Interim Executive Director
1111 Sixteenth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036-4873
Helpline: 1-800-821-4364; email: mail@aauw.org
SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION
LaRonnia "Ronnie" Williams
505 E. New Hudson Street
Valdosta, GA 31601
912-247-4775; email: mhaile@surfsouth.com
FLORIDA AAUW
Leslie M. Henderson, President
13608 Lytton Way
Tampa, FL 33624-2539
Home: 813-960-7621; FAX: 813-962-3403
Email: FLAAUW@aol.com
Connie Davis, Secretary
6906 SE Raintree Avenue
Stuart, FL 34997
1-561-782-5812
email:raycon@veriomail.com
Doris Karlik, Co -Convention Chair
4640 Holly Drive
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
622-4410
Sally Bailey, Co -Convention Chair
140 Ocean Pines Terrace
Jupiter, FL 33477-9666
748-9909; FAX 748-9991
Email: sallyb@pb.seflin.org
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SOUTHEAST FL CLUSTER RE PRE SENTAT IVE
Ann Eldredge
17143 SW 79th Place
Miami, FL 33157
Home:305-253-7013;
Email: anneldredge@prodigy.net
Barbara Schwartz
7920 SW 138th Court
Miami, FL 33183-3035
305-385-5877
email: bchak37@hotmail.com
PADS BEACH COUNTY INTERBRANCH COUNCIL
(Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Northern
Palm Beach County and Palm Beach
County Branches)
**2001 FLORIDA STATE CONVENTION**
April 27-29, 2001
Sheraton Orlando
Ma i t 1 and, FL
**2001 LOBBY DAYS -- TALLAHASSEE**
March 23-26, 2001
***2001 ASSOCIATION CONVENTION***
June 22-25, 2001
Austin, TX
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OFFICERS
1999-00
President:
Diane Cochran
1-561-692-1807
Vice -President (Program)
Connie Davis
1-561-781-5812
Vice -President (Membership)
Naomi Rothstein
848-4914
Secretary
Phyllis Sjolander
848-3569
Treasurer
Karen Moseley
744-6286
APPOINTED
OFFICERS
Bulletin Editor:
Carol Whalen
863-7654
By -Laws & Parliamentarian:
Sally Bailey
748-9909
Community Involvement:
Judy Pierman
626-6486
Diversity Coordinator:
Sally Bailey
748-9909
Historians:
Phyllis Sjolander
848-3569
Hospitality:
Nancy Cook
630-3648
Publicity:
Doris Karlik
622-4410
Sunshine & Shadow:
Sally Alice Diller
844-1331
Telephone:
Nancy Cook
630-3648
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STANDING COMMITTEES
Educational Foundation
Marion Knapp 575-4779
Legal Advocacy Fund:
Linda Casale 624-8751
Public Policy:
Lucille Wendel 622-6708
INTEREST GROUPS
Art and Beyond:
Bookclub/Women in Literature
Dinner Club:
Ann Hutchins 863-1621
Evening Literary Group:
Naomi Rothstein 848-4914
National Issues Forum
Carol Whalen 863-7654
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Candidate Forum: Jan Barker, Lucille Wendel,
Pat Lloyd, Carol Whalen
EF Fashion Show & Luncheon.
Susan Bailey and Doris Karlik
High School Girl' s Award:
Connie Davis, Sally Bailey, Judy Pierman
and Naomi Rothstein
Local Scholarship Committee,
Betty Vantrease, Sally Alice Diller, Sally
Bailey, Doris Karlik, and Helen Zientek
Hispanic Resources Adopted class.
Judy Pierman, Diane Cochran, Breezy
Freeman
EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION HONOREES OF NAMED GRANTS
Branch contributions to the Association for
the General Fellowship Endowment of the Educa-
tional Foundation were named in honor of:
1967 Thelma Obert
1971 Patricia Sharp
1974 Jean Groff Santos
1975 Jean Atherton
1976 Libby Saylor, Elaine James
1977 Shirley Barton, Susan Seufert
1978 Lea Cloyed, Betty Vantrease
1979 Priscilla Bennett
1980 Maybelle Davie
1981 Judy Pierman
1982 Thelma Obert
1983 Jean Haun
1984 Jean Boller
Contributions to the Association's Educa-
tional Foundation for the Thelma Obert
Research & Projects Endowment were
named in honor of:
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
Judy Pierman, Jane Havill & Betty Moore
Sue Slone
Ellen Finnerty
Anne Fitzpatrick
Ann Moore
Molly Cleare
Kitty Dew, Marion Knapp
Thelma Obert
Sally Bailey
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& Betty Moore
Contributions to the Association's Educa-
tional Foundation were divided between the
Thelma Obert Research & Projects Endowment
and the Patricia A. Robinson Named Grant.
These contributions were named in honor of:
1994 Helen Zientek
1995 Thelma Obert
1996 Ann Hutchins & Lucille Wendel
1997 Doris Karlik
1998 Phyllis Sjolander & Carol Whelan
1999 Naomi Rothstein
PAST PRESIDENTS
Patricia Sharp
1959-1961
Thelma Obert
1961-1963
Kate Gildan
1963-1965
Lu Lehman
1965-1967
Barbara Abbott
1967-1969
Sue Kohlmeyer
1969-1970
Nancy Fisher Holland
1970-1971
Jean Groff Santos
1971-1973
Libby Saylor
1973-1975
Virginia Eng
1975-1977
Priscilla Bennett
1977-1979
Jane Havill
1979-1981
Judy Pierman
1981-1985
Anne Fitzpatrick
1985-1987
Sue Slone
1987-1989
Marion Knapp
1989-1991
Sally Bailey
1991-1993
Molly Cleare & Helen Zientek
1993-1995
Council Of Past Presidents
1995-1996
Doris Karlik
1996-1999
BOARD MEETINGS
Members are encouraged to attend Board Meetings
which begin at 7:00. Locations to be announced
in BranchOut. Meeting dates are:
Sept 5 2000:
Oct 7 2000:
Nov 6 2000:
Jan 2 2001:
Feb 6 2001:
Mar 6 2001:
Apr 2 2001:
May 7. 2001 :
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BRANCH MISSION STATEMENT
Promote the goals of AAUW locally and provide
the opportunity for our members to use their
education to make a positive impact in our
community.
BRANCH GOALS
1. Actively seek a 5% increase in a membership
representing all ethnic, age, and vocational
groups.
2. Support community action projects related to
education & equity for women.
3. Continue stimulating monthly programs of
varied formats appealing to a wide audience.
4. Increase our support of the Educational
Foundation to at least $35.00 per member.
5. Increase our support of the Legal Advocacy
Fund to at least $4.00 per member.
6. Work with women's groups of other ethnic or
racial backgrounds to exert a positive
influence in Palm Beach County
7. Continue awarding a local scholarship to a
local woman in the spring.
8. Increase our visibility through regular
contact with all media including local papers,
TV, radio and FloriVision.
9. Develop individual leadership skills through
workshops and/or attendance at cluster and
state meetings.
10.In coalition with diverse organizations, plan
and carry out an activity targeting one of the
many social justice issues.
NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY AAUW
CALENDAR 1999-00
Sept. 18t, %A Year of the Member"
Salad and Dessert
6:00 PM North Palm Beach Library
303 Anchorage Drive, NPB
Oct. 18th Candidate Forum (Local Candidates)
With the Woman's Club and the League
Women Voters
7:00 PM
Palm Beach Gardens Community Center
4404 Burns Road, PBG
Nov. 20
American Culture Shock
Becky Peterson, Multicultural Studies
Graduate Student, Antioch College
6:30 PM
North Palm Beach Library
303 Anchorage Drive
Monday
Hostesses: Kitty Dew, Ozzie Kopf,
Cheryll Plotkin, Dolores Washam, Becky
Weber-Riso
Dec. 18th
A Southern Holiday Celebration
7-400 PM
Holiday social
Twelve Oaks Club House
Bring a guest and enjoy!
Monday
Hostesses: Juanita Demrick, Sally
Bailey, Mary K. Flucke, Suzanne Herzin(
Catherine Nelson, Pat Walters, Gretchei
Zale
10 11
Jan. 15th Women's Social Issues
6:30 PM Speaker:
North Palm Beach Library.
303 Anchorage Drive
Monday Hostesses: Helen Zientek, Sue Slone,
Breezy Freeman, Kathy Miller, Anna,
Wi lban ks
Feb41 24 th Educational Foundation Benefit
Social 11AM Luncheon & Fashion Show
Lunch Loon Cafe Chardonnay
Saturday Gardens Square Shops
March 19th History of Southern Women
Speaker:
6:30 PM North Palm Beach Library
303 Anchorage Drive
Monday Hostesses: Betty Vantrease, Peg
Williamson, Muriel Hall, Maybelle Davie,
Alice Vitatoe
April 17h Annual Meeting; Election of new officers
AAUW Issues
6:30 PM North Palm Beach Library
303 Anchorage Drive, NPB
Monday Hostesses: Ann Ruth Blum, Margaret
Luce, Ann Hutchins, Jacquie Balaschak,
Stella Strauss
May 21st Covered Dish Dinner
Officer Installation, Scholarship Award
6:30 PM Natasha Consigli's home
Monday 5901 White Tail Lane, Jupiter
Hostesses: Carmen Jaramillo, Donna
Ruhala, Susan Seufert, Lilli Wilder,
Dolores Yeaw
r�AMBERS 2000 - 01
BAILEY, CAROLYN M. *
13976 153' ROAD NORTH
JUPITER, FL 33478
BAILEY, SALLY
140 OCEAN PINES TERRACE
JUPITER, FL 33477-9666
BA, SMITH COLLEGE; MLS, NC CENT. U.
BAILEY, SUSAN*
3450 CANAL COURT
TEQUESTA, FL 33469
BALASCHAY414 JACQUIE
14272 LEEWARD WAY
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33410
BS, HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
748-3665
email:carrimo@lycos.com
74$-9909
email:sallyb@pb.seflin.org
262-1682
etnail:ssb683@hotmail.com
622-9279
BANTLE, VIRGINIA (GINI) 627-1113
11 ST GEORGE PLACE SUMMER: 4 SOUND SHOP.E DR, #21D
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418-4024 GREENWICH, CT 06830-7252
BARKER, JANICE
4366-A HAZEL AVENUE
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33410
BA, BS, U OF NEB; MS U. OF NORTHERN ILL
BAUM, EVE
PO BOX 540064
LAKE WORTH, FL 33454-0064
BA, U. OF PITTSBURGH
BLUM, ANN RUTH
18 BRIGHTON COURT
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418
BS, SUNY; MA COLUMBIA UNIV.
BOSSO, LUISA R.
516 QUADRANT ROAD
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BA, BARRY COLLEGE
12 13
624-0947
966-3022
626-5371
email:davidb@lb.com
844-0755
844-0209
BRAWLEY, CAROLYN 622-4316 DEMRICK, JUANITA 694-7576
3574 CYPRESS STREET 11344 BRIARWOOD PLACE 626-5100
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33410 NORTH PLAM BEACH, FL 33408 email: demrick@pb.quik.com
BS, EAST CAROLINA COLLEGE BA, DUKE UNIVERSITY
CASALE, LINDA
1047 BEDFORD AVENUE
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33403
BA, FAU
SHARON
124 LAKESHORE DRIVE
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
COCHRAN, DIANE L.
474 SE STRAIT AVENUE
PORT ST. LUCIE 34983
BM, UNIV OF PACIFIC
COLLIER, MARTHA K.
593 PALMETTO RD, # 5
LAKE PARK, FL 33403
BSN, MSN, U OF PA; MA NYSU-FREDONIA
CONSIGLI, NATASHA
5901 WHITE TAIL, LANE
JUPITER, FL 33458
BSE, ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
COOK, NANCY T.*
117 LOST BRIDGE ROAD
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33410
DAV'IE, MAYBELLE
1101 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BA, EDINBURGH UNIV., SCOTLAND
DAVIS, CONNIE
6906 SE RAINTREE AVENUE
STUART, 34997
BA, MARSHALL UNIVERSITY
NE
624-8751 DEW, BARBARA (KITTY)
825 CENTER STREET, # 38 A
JUPITER, FL 33458
BA, SMITH COLLEGE
691-9014 DILLER, SALLY ALICE
1177 NORTH LAKE WAY
PALM BEACH, FL 33480
BA, WHEATON COLLEGE; MLS, USF
561-873-1193
emailmcochran@adelphia.net
844-1817
SUMMER:
2221 BLAISDELL AVE, # 12
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55404
747-4698
email:kittydew@ixnetcom.com
844-1331
FLUCKE, MARY KATHERINE 842-5436
625 SO ND CIR. #205 email:76543.2734@compuserve.com
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 SUMMER: 19578 LAKESHORE DRIVE
BS, SMITH COLLEGE THREE RIVERS, MI 49093
FREEMAN, BREEZY 845-1231
439 DATE PALM DRIVE
LAKE PARK, FL 33403
BA, HUNTER WAGNER; MED, IDAHO ST; MA, U OF TENN
745-4634
GARDNER, TILLIE
1117 MARINE WAY, K -1-L
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BS, OHIO STATE UNIV.
630-3648
GRAF, LOIS
72 EDINBURGH DIRVE
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418
626-7374
BS, FINCH COLLEGE
SUMMER:
836 HUNTING HILLS DRIVE
FALL, MURIEL
BOONE, NC 286074983
501 XANADU PLACE
JUPITER, FL 33477
1-561-781-5812
BS, UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
email: raycon@veriomail.com
622-1034
776-8642
(w) 626-3200
email:loispaga@webtvnet
747-3447
HERZING, SUZANNE 626-0834
64 CAYMAN PLACE 627-9233
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418
BA FLORIDA SOUTTI-IERN, MA UNIV OF WISCONSIN, MILWAUKEE
15
HUTCHINS, ANN
112 ATLANTIC ROAD; PO BOX 14836
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BS, U. OF MICHIGAN
JARAMILLO, CARMEN
441 INLET ROAD
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BS, U OF PUERTO RICO; MA NYU
KARLIK, DORM
4640 HOLLY DRIVE
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418
BS, KERN COLLEGE
KNAPP, MARION P.
137 SEASHORE DRIVE
JUPITER, FL 33477
BS, U. OF MISSOURI
KOPF, AUSMA (OZZIE)
868 WEST HIDDEN RIVER AVE
PALM CITY, FL 33990
BS, NY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
LANDEN, GAYLE A.
158 LOST BRIDGE ROAD
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33410
BA & MED, U. OF OKLAHOMA
LLOYD, PATRICIA A.
12897 LA ROCHELLE CIRCLE
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33410
BS, MA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
863-1621
email:cshutchins@mdsi2.com
LUCE, MARGARET N.
300 NORTH AIA, APT 1-106
JUPITER, FL 33477
BA SUNY AT FREDONIA, MA HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
848-0390
622-4410
LYNCH, DIANE KARLIK
18862 FETTERBUSH COURT
JUPITER, FL 33458
BA, USF; JD, STETSON LAW
MILLER, KATHY
625 SOUTHWIND CIRCLE, # 206
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
MOORE, NANCY
437 OYSTER ROAD
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
MOSELEY, KAREN F.
369 RIVER EDGE ROAD
575-4779 JUPITER, FL 33477
BA, MS, STATE UNIVERSITY NEW YORK
W: 682-8711
NELSON, CATHERINE
126 COVENTRY PLACE
1-561-781-8668 PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418
BS, ST JOHNS UNIVERSITY
622-3029
email: landenwell@aol.com
630-4179
email:creative@flinet.com
PIERMAN, JUDY M.
560 GREENWAY DRIVE
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BS, BLUFFTON COLLEGE
PLOTKIN, CHERYLL R.
11808 HEMLOCK STREET
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33410
BA BELOIT COLLEGE, MA BOSTON U
ROTHSTEIN, NAOMI
625 RIVERSIDE DRIVE
575-1024 NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BA, RADCLIFFE; MED, WILLIAM & MARY
RUHALA, DONNA
1271 BIMINI LANE
SINGER ISLAND, FL 33404
BS, MED, FAU
16 17
744-8294
W: 625-5220
842-2734
844-0684
848-0445
744-6286
email:lanoseley@ix.netcom.com
694-1586
626-6486
email:HHRCJMP@aol.com
775-1881
W: 848-9633
email:cplotkin@hibel.com
848-4914
email:rothstein.n@worldnet.att.net
848-4593
SEUFERT, SUSAN
12955 DRAYTON ROAD
JUNO ISLES, FL 33408
BA, U OF FL; MSW, BARRY U.
SJOLANDER, PHYLLIS
422 CRESCENT DRIVE
LAKE PARK, FL 33403
BS, CENTRAL CONN COLLEGE;MED FAU
SLONE, SUE Z.
4211 LARCH AVE.
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418
BS, FSU; MED, U OF FL; SPEC ED, FAU
STRAUSS, STELLA G.
413 QUADRANT ROAD
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BS, OHIO NORTHERN U.; MS, U. OF MD.
626-2909
688-4533
848-3569
email:phyllsj@gate.net
626-0119
848-4689
TERWILLEGAR, JANE C. 691-1860
911 OAK HARBOUR ROAD email.-jterwill@bellsouth.net
JUNO BEACH, FL 33408
BA, ELMIRA COLLEGE; MLS SUNY; EDS U OF GA
VANTREASE, BETTY
29 YACHT CLUB DRIVE, #406D
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BA, LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
VITATOE, ALICE
701-A SABAL RIDGE CIRCLE
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418
BS, UN1V. OF MIAMI
WALTERS, PATRICIA H.
44 YACHT CLUB DRIVE, #510 SUMMER --
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BS, BALDWIN WALLACE COLLEGE
WASHAM, DOLORES
1812 ASCOTT ROAD
JUNO ISLES, FL 33408
BS, TRENTON STATE COLLEGE; MED, FAU
18
627-6745
WEBER RISO, REBECCA (BECKY)
1009 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BA, DMD, U OF PA.
WENDEL, LUCILLE
6-C LEXINGTON LANE, EAST
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418
BS, NORTHWESTERN U.
WHALEN, CAROL
125 OCEAN AVENUE, APT 703
PALM BEACH SHORES, FL 33404
BA, SMITH COLLEGE
WILDER, LILLI
8667 SE MERRITT WAY
JUPITER, FL 33458
WILBANKS, ANNA M-*
625 SOUTHWIND CIRCLE, # 109
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
WILLIAMSON, PEG*
911 OCEAN DRIVE, APT 505
JUNO BEACH, FL 33408
WOLF, MURIEL (MERLE)
3400 N. OCEAN DRIVE, #1101
625-1407 SINGER ISLAND, FL 33404
BA, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
YEAW, DOLORES
645 KINGFISH ROAD
626-7041 NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BS & MED, FAU
3939 SAVOY DRIVE
FAIRVIEW PARK, OH 44126
626-1787
ZALE, GRETCHEN
2241 MONET ROAD
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
BS, NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
19
626-4613
622-6708
863-7654
email:caroltriggs@aol.com
SUMMER: PO BOX 1304
BOULTON, NY 12814
747-7728
842-4152
627-1971
863-7755
email:PPi&WW@aol.com
844-6824
630-0612
email:T'EAL94@worldnet.attnet
ZIENTEK, HELEN 624-2018
4125 HICKORY DRIVE email:zienteh@aol.com
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418
BA, FLORIDA SOUTHERN U. MLS, NOVA L NIVERSITY
*FRIEND OF THE BRANCH
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POLICIES - NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY AAUW
It is understood that these policies should be generally followed
and that branch officers and chairs should be familiar with them.
They are in accord with Association and Division bylaws, and are
more specifically designed to serve as guidelines for branch
activities.
COMMITTEES
1. The Nominating Committee shall consist of three members elected
by the board, in accordance with the bylaws. One member shall be a
non -board member. It is suggested that a past president be asked
to serve. Members interested in seeking an office for which
nominations are open should be exlcuded from the nominating
committee. The committee shall be elected at the January board
meeting.
2. The Finance Committee shall -be chaired by the Treasurer and
have three other members. Those members shall include at least one
non -board member and the incoming Treasurer, if possible. This
committee shall be appointed at the January board meeting.
3. The EF Committe to select named honorees shall be chaired by
the EF chair. Thelma Obert shall serve as honorary chair and there
shall be two other unrestricted members. This committee shall be
appointed at the March board meeting.
INTERBRANCH COUNCIL
According to the bylaws of the Palm Beach Area Interbranch Council,
each member branch is entitled to three voting delegates. Our
delegates will consist of the President or a designee for the
President, and two others to be appointed by the President for a
term of one year.
FINANCES
1. Non -dues revenue
a. Study Groups: Study groups shall be entitled to $10.00
each from the program budget for their use. If their monetary
needs exceed $10.00, the groups may undertake fund-raising
projects. The profits from these projects may be used by the
group. All monies shall be handled through the branch treasury.
Any excess funds will revert to the branch treasury to be earmarked
for convention and conferences.
b. Other excess from field trips or other branch projects
shall be earmarked for conventions and conferences.
2. There shall be two authorized signers on all branch bank accounts
but only one shall be required to write checks.
3. The branch books shall be reviewed by a qualified individual midway
through the Treasurer's term of office and prior to the beginning of a
Treasurer's term of office.
4. An amount equal to at least $.50 per member should be allocated
annually for Association conventions, under the Conventions and
Conferences budget item. If unused, funds shall accrue until the next
convention.
5. Memorial gifts for members or their immediate family shall be in
accordance with the family's wishes.
6. If the branch wishes to give a gift to an out -going president the
money for the gift should come from the administrative costs budget
item. The transaction should be handled by the Treasurer.
APPOINTED OFFICERS
1. All appointed officers and chairs shall serve for a term of one
year.
2. Appointed officers (except the chair of the telephone committee)
shall be considered voting members of the board. Study group chairs
shall not be voting members of the board.
3. The .chair of any board -approved function such as the EF benefit or
cultural field trip, shall have the authority to plan and execute the
event. The board shall be kept informed of the status of the event.
STUDY GROUPS
1. Persons who are eligible for membership must join AAUW in order to
participate in study groups.
2. Persons not eligible for membership are welcome to attend study
group meetings.
MISCELLANEOUS
1. Branch membership lists may not be sold or supplied to other
organizations or individuals to be used for mailings or other
commercial purposes.
2. The branch may not support partisan or non-partisan candidates for
public office. Individual candidates shall only be invited to branch
meetings to participate in branch -sponsored candidate forums.
REVISION
These policies shall be reviewed biennially during the second year of
the term of office of the Branch President by a committee composed of
board members. Revisions shall be approved by a majority vote of the
board upon recommendation of the committee.
April 28, 1999
PROPOSED BUDGET 2000-2001
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Projected Income:
Dues regular members (53 X $55)
$2915
Ox t n ine.com
Dues life members (3 X $16)
48
Dues one dual members
16
61-748-9658
Friends of branch (5 X $15)
75
53rd Road N.
Interest — CD
Yearbook advertisements
48
90
Jupit� .3.3478
EF Ticket Sales
4220
EF Silent Auction Items
978
Local Scholarship
355
CAMPBELL AND KARLIK, P.A.
Total
Balance carried forward
$ 8745
$ 3151
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Total Funds
$11896
3450 NORTHLAKE BLVD, SUITE 200
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33403
Projected Disbursements:
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Association Dues (53 X $39)
$2067
State Dues (57 X 8)
Administrative costs (Newsletter, Yearbook, etc)
456
472
CARj, L. CAMPBELL
Liability Insurance
255
DIANE L. KARLIK
Branch Programs
100
Memorials, gifts
50
CONCENTRATING IN AREAS (a"
Association Convention stipend
EF fundraiser expenses
60
2601
PROBATE, TRUSTS, WILLS, ESTATE PL
EF contribution
4759
REALESTATE AND CORPORATIONS
LAF Contribution
40
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Boynton Beach share of silent auction
220
Scholarship Award
500
Total Disbursements
$ 11580
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Projected balance forward June 30, 2001
$ 316
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