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NPB AAUW Yearbook 2001-2002AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN NORTHERN- PAILM BEACH COUNTY BRANCH 2001 -.2002 YEARBOOK AND DIRECi'ORY CAMPBELL AND KARLIK, P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 3450 NORTHLAKE BLVD, SUITE 200 PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33403 TELEPHONE: (561-625-5220) CARL L. CAMPBELL DIANE L. KARLIK CONCENTRATING IN AREAS OF TAXATION, PROBATE, TRUSTS, WILLS, ESTATE PLANNING, REAL ESTATE AND CORPORATIONS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY BRANCH 2001-2002 YEARBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS Association and State Officers 3 Board Meeting Schedule 11 Branch Budget 25 Branch Calendar 2001-2002 12-13 Branch Officers 5 Branch Policies 23-24 Committees 6 Educational Foundation Honorees 7 Educational Foundation Information 6-, Founders 2 s Goals 10 I m porta nt AAUW Dates 4 Interest Group Chairs 5 Legal Advocacy Fund Information 9 Membership Directory 14-22 Mission Statement 10 Past NPB AAUW Branch Presidents 8 Published by Northern Palm Beach County Branch American Association of University Women Jane TerWillegar, President Sally Bailey, Editor September 2001 2 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY BRANCH North Palm Beach, Florida 0 rga n ized 1959 FOUNDERS Mrs. Harold Berry Mrs. Thomas Hart Mrs. J. Edwin Obert Mrs. Edward M. Sharp Mrs. Clair A. Thomas AAUW promotes equity for all women and girls, lifelong education, and positive societal change. 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 higher education. 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. 3 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN Nancy Rustad, President Jackie Woods, Executive Director 1111 Sixteenth Street, NW Washington, DC 20036-4873 Helpline: 1-800-326-2298; Email:ai���f-�f� Websites: a- :a.a-u ,-g; Fla; www.florida-aauw.org SOUTH ATLANTIC REGION LaRonnia "Ronnie" Williams 505 E. New Hudson Street Valdosta, GA 31601 Home: 1-912-247-4775; Email: mhaile@surfsouth.com FLORIDA AAUW Leslie M. Henderson, President 13608 Lytton Way Tampa, FL 33624-2539 Home:1-813-960-7621;FAX:813-962-3403; Email: FLAAUW@aol.com Connie Davis, Secretary 6906 SE Raintree Avenue Stuart, FL 34997 Home: 1-561-782-5812; Email:raycon@gate.net Sally Bailey, Educational Foundation Director 140 Ocean Pines Terrace Jupiter, FL 33477-9666 Home:748-9909; FAX 748-9991; Email: sallyb2@aol.com DIRECTOR AT LARGE FOR OUR BRANCH Liz Zucker 3745 Northwest 23rd Court Boca Raton, FI 33431-5453 M R PALM BEACH COUNTY I NTERBRANCH COUNCIL (Boca Y , Northern Palm m Raton Bo nton Beach 0FFICERS 2001-2002 Beach Count &Palm Beach Count Branches Y Y ) President: Jane Terwillegar 691-1860 **2001 Branch Leaders Conference** Vice -President (Program) Jul 28 2001 Y Sally Alice Diller 844-1331 Vice-President(Membership) p) **DINNER WITH AAUW'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR** Naomi Rothstein 848-4914 FridayOctober 12 2001 Secretary Abacoa Golf Club in Jupiter Carolyn San Phalli y p 744x9146 Treasurer **2 ELEANOR ROOSEVELT FUND WALK RUN** 001 WALK/RUN** Karen Moseley 744-6286 10' 2001 APPOINTED OFFICERS Palm Beach Community College, Lake Worth Campus Bulletin Editor: Carol Whalen 863-7654 **2002 LOBBY DAYS -- TALLAHASSEE** By -Laws & Parliamentarian: February 23-26, 2002 Sally Bailey 748-9909 Community Involvement: **2002 * * FLORIDA STATE CONVENTION Judy Pierma n 626-6486 April 5-7, 2002 Educational Foundation Em bassy Su ites, Tampa Bailey Sally Ba y 748-9909 Historian ***2002 SOUTH ATLANTIC REGIONAL CONVENTION * * * Phyllis Sjolander 848-3569 June 7-9, 2002 Hospitality: Connie Davis 1-561781-5812 Embassy Suites, Tampa Legal Advocacy Fund: Linda Casale 624-8751 **FLORIDA AAUW PUBLIC POLICY PROGRAM 2001-2002** Publicity: Doris Ka rl i k 622-4410 ACTION PRIORITIES Public Policy: Helen Zientek 624-2018 • Support a strong system of public education that promotes gender Sunshine & Shadow: fairness, equity, and diversity. Lucille Wendel 622-6708 Telephone: • Achieve economic self-sufficiency for all women. Nancy Cook 630-3648 INTEREST GROUPS • Guarantee equality and individual rights for a diverse society. Dinner Club: Ann Hutchins 863-1621 Evening Literary Group: Naomi Rothstein 848-4914 • Work to ensure the sustainability of Florida's unique ecosystem. Out and About: Martha Chrestensen 741-3106 Social Justice: J udv Pierman 626-6486 I SPECIAL PROJECTS Educational Foundation Fashion Show & Luncheon: Susan Bailey and Gretchen Zale Eleanor Roosevelt Fund Walk/Run: Sally Bailey, Debbie Carter, Doris Karlik Financial Independence for Girls: Karen Moseley, Sally Bailey, Martha Chrestensen, Connie Davis, and Carolyn San Phillip High School Girls' Award: Judy Pierman, Carolyn San Phillip Hispanic Resources Adopted class: Judy Pierman, Diane Cochran, Blandina Nicholas Local Scholarship Committee: Joann Carroll, Sally Alice Diller, Doris Karlik, Betty Vantrease, AAUW EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION The Educational Foundation, formed in 1958, is the world's largest source of funding exclusively for graduate women. The Educational Foundation's endowed funds, the American Fellowships, Career Development Grants, International Fellowships, and Selected Professions Fellowships, provide women with financial support for individual research and formal academic pursuits beyond a Bachelor's degree. The Eleanor Roosevelt Fund provides K-12 women public school teachers with opportunities for professional development and financial support for projects that inspire girls' learning in math, science and technology. Community Action Grants provide seed money to individual women, AAUW branches, AAUW state organizations, and local community-based nonprofit organizations for innovative programs or non -degree research projects that promote education and equity for women and girls. 7 To date the Educational Foundation has helped more than 7,800 women worldwide achieve their personal goals. For the 2001-2002 academic year the Foundation will award more than 3.5 million in grants, awards and fellowships. This year 288 outstanding women were selected to receive Foundation funding. EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION BRANCH HONOREES From 1967 to 1984 Branch contributions to the Educational Foundation General Fellowship Endowment were made 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 A Research and Projects Endowment was established in 1985 to honor Thelma Obert, a branch founder. Beginning in 1985 branch contributions to the Thelma Obert Endowment were made in honor of: 1985 Judy Pierman, Jane Havill &Betty Moore 1986 Sue Slone 1987 Ellen Finnerty 1988 Anne Fitzpatrick 1989 Ann Moore 1990 Molly Cleare 1991 Kitty Dew, Marion Knapp &Betty Moore 1992 Thelma Obert 1993 Sally Bailey In 1992 Florida AAUW established a Named Grant in honor of Pat Robinson outgoing State President and a member of our branch. When the Obert Endowment became stipend bearing in 1994, branch contributions were divided equally between the two endowments. These contributions were made 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 2000 Breezy Freeman 2001 Diane Cochran PAST PRESIDENTS Patricia Sharp 1959-1961 Thelma Obert 1961-1963 Kate Gildan 1963-1965 Lu Lehman 1965-1967 Barbara Abbott 1967-1969 Sue Koh I meyer 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 Ka rl i k 1996-1999 Diane Cochran 1999-2001 I THE LEGAL ADVOCACY FUND Founded in 1981, the Legal Advocacy Fund is the nation's largest legal fund focused solely on sex discrimination in higher education. It provides funding and a support system to college and university women fighting sexual harassment, unjustified or unfair denial of tenure or promotion, pay inequity, pregnancy discrimination and inequality in athletic programs. The Legal Advocacy Fund promotes equity for women in higher education and fosters institutional change in the following ways: • Provides financial support for sex discrimination lawsuits through its Case Support Program. • Educates university communities about sex discrimination issues through its Campus Outreach Program. • Offers a Network of volunteer attorneys and social scientists who consult with women who have filed or are considering filing sex discrimination lawsuits. • Recognizes innovative efforts to improve the climate for women on campus through the Progress in Equity Award. The AAUW Legal Advocacy Fund has contributed more than $700,000 to more than 65 women seeking judicial redress for sex discrimination in higher education. The Fund does not engage in litigation, it supports plaintiffs by providing financial aid, offering technical assistance, and raising funds. - 10 BRANCH MISSION STATEMENT Promote AAUW goals locally and provide opportunities for members to use their education to make a positive impact in our community. BRANCH GOALS • Actively seek a 5% increase in a membership representing diverse groups in the community. • Sustain our support of the Educational Foundation at $35.00 per member. • Increase our support of the Legal Advocacy Fund to at least $5.00 per member. • Raise funds through the sale of woman pins and individual contributions in order to award annually a Doris Karlik scholarship to a Palm Beach County woman. • Increase our visibility through regular contact with media including local papers, TV, radio, Internet, and FloriVision. • Work in coalition with area branches and local organizations on projects related to education and equity for women. • Educate our members and members of the community at large about Florida AAUW public policy action priorities, the Legal Advocacy Fund, the Educational Foundation and its Eleanor Roosevelt Fund. • Distribute Eleanor Roosevelt Teacher Fellowship Information and AAUW Informational packets to the public schools in May. • Develop a mentoring plan to increase active participation. 11 BOARD MEETINGS Members are encouraged to attend Board Meetings which begin at 7:00. Meeting dates are: Aug 6, 2001: Karen Moseley 369 River Edge Road, Jupiter Tues Sept 4, 2001: Carolyn San Phillip 300 Intracoastal Place, #102, Teq uesta Oct 1, 2001: Linda Casale 1047 Bedford Avenue, Palm Beach Gardens Oct 29, 2001: Nancy Cook 117 Lost Bridge Road, Palm Beach Gardens Dec 3, 2001: Sally Bailey 140 Ocean Pines Terrace, Jupiter Jan 7, 2002: Naomi Rothstein 625 Riverside Road, North Palm Beach Feb 4, 2002: Sally Alice Diller 1177 North Lake Way, Palm Beach Mar 4, 2002: Jane Terwillegar 911 Oak Harbour Road, Juno Beach Apr 1, 2002: Doris Ka rl i k 4640 Holly Drive, Palm Beach Gardens May 6, 2002: Blandina Nicholas 201 Cascade Lane, Palm Beach Shores June 3, 2002: Carol Whelan 125 Ocean Ave, Apt 703, Palm Beach Shores 12 NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY AAUW CALENDAR 2001-2002 Sept. 24th Shape of the Future- NPBC Branches Out! Salad and Dessert 6:00 PM North Palm Beach Library 303 Anchorage Drive, NPB Hostesses: Connie Davis, Ann Ruth Blum, Lynn Dutaud, Lois Graf, Mary Rose Hereford, Lucille Wendel Oct. 12th 6:00 PM Oct. 15th 6:30 PM Dinner with Jackie Woods, AAUW Executive Director 13 Jan. 21st Social Justice Issues in Palm Beach County 6:30 PM Speaker: Jane Kreusler Walsh, Legal Aid Society & PBC Volunteer of the Year Lake Park Public Library 529 Park Avenue, Lake Park Monday Hostesses: Cheryll Plotkin, Jan Barker, Sharon Chira, Cheryl Reynolds Linck, Alice Vitatoe Feb 18th Planned Parenthood, an AAUW Coalition Partner Abacoa Golf Club, 105 Barbados, Drive, Jupiter 6:30 PM Lake Park Public Library Reception; 7 PM Dinner 529 Park Avenue, Lake Park Hostesses: Carolyn Bailey, Natasha Consigli, Judy Hostesses: Marion Knapp, Gayle Landen ,Catherine Pierman, Sue Slone Nelson, Blandina Nicholas, Phyllis Sjolander Women Investing in their Future - Panel featuring Kimberlie Rowe, Doris Karlik Scholarship Winner Lake Park Public Library 529 Park Avenue Hostesses: Ann Hutchins, Debbie Carter, Margaret Luce, Betty Vantrease, Becky Weber-Riso March 23rd Educational Foundation Benefit - "Sailing into Summer" Social 11 Luncheon & Fashion Show Lunch Noon North Palm Beach Country Club Saturday Yacht Club Drive & US 1, North Palm Beach April 15th Nov. 10th Eleanor Roosevelt Fund Walk/Run Palm Beach Community College Lake Worth 6:30 PM 7 AM Registration; 8:15 Walk/Run starts Nov. 19th Women Helping Women Internationally and At Home 6:30 PM Lake Park Public Library 529 Park Avenue May 20th Hostesses: Dolores Yeaw, Diane K. Lynch, Catherine Nelson, Lynne Stolzer, Beverly Zager Dec. 17th Holiday Social and Musical Interlude Featuring Tomorrow's Stars 7:00 PM Martha Chrestensen's home 336 Eagle Drive, Jupiter Hostesses: Mary K. Flucke, Gini Bantle, Joann Carroll, Diane Cochran, Susan Seufert, Pat 'Walters, Annual Meeting; Election of new officers Psychology of Color: Susan St. Charles Lake Park Library 529 Park Avenue, Lake Park Hostesses: Juanita Dem rick, Kitty Dew, Gerri Elliott, Jacquie Balaschak, Stella Strauss Installation Dinner; Scholarship Award,. Educational Foundation Honoree Announced 6:30 PM Location to be announced Hostesses: Dolores Washam, Carmen Jaramillio, Donna Ruhala, Cynthia Sattizahn, Lilli Wilder 14 MEMBERS $oo1— og. BAILEY, CAROLYN M.* 13976 153RD 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 BALASCHAK, JACQUIE 14272 LEEWARD WAY PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33410 BS, HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY 748-3665 email : c arrimo @lyco s .com 748-9909 email: sallyb2@aol.com 262-1682 email:attitude4132@aol.com 622-9279 email:georgeb@ticcar.com BANTLE, VIRGINIA (GINI) 627-1113 11 ST GEORGE PLACE SUMMER: 4 SOUND SHORE 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 4539 LUXENBERG COURT, #108 LAKE WORTH, FL 33454-0064 BA, U. OF PITTSBURGH 15 BLUM, ANN RUTH 18 BRIGHTON COURT PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418 BS, SUNY; MA COLUMBIA UNIV. BRAWLEY, CAROLYN 3574 CYPRESS STREET PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33410 BS, EAST CAROLINA COLLEGE CARROLL, JOANN R. 744 WATERWAY DRIVE NORTH PALM BEACH, 33408 BA, U OF WEST FLORIDA 626-5371 email:dblum@attglobal.net 622-4316 627-5397 emailjoquilts@bellsouth.net CARTER, DEBBIE 659-5128 3 717 WASHINGTON ROAD WEST, PALM BEACH, FL 33405 BA, TOWSON ST UNIV; MA ARIZ ST UNIV; U OF MARYLAND CASALE, LINDA 1047 BEDFORD AVENUE PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33403 BA, FAU 624-0947 CHRESTENSEN, MARTHA 336 EAGLE DRIVE JUPITER, FL 33477-4066 MS, BOSTON STATE COLLEGE 966-3022 CHIRA, SHARON 124 LAKESHORE DRIVE NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BA BRIDGEWATER ST UNIV; MED UCF * FRIEND OF THE BRANCH "HONORARY BRANCH MEMBER 624-8751 email:cas072000@yah'o.com 741-3106 email:mismjc@aol.com 691-9014 16 COCHRAN, DIANE L. 474 SE STRAIT AVENUE PORT ST. LUCIE 34983 BM, UNIV OF PACIFIC 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 DAVIS, CONNIE 6906 SE RAINTREE AVENUE STUART, 34997 BA, MARSHALL UNIVERSITY DEMRICK, JUANITA 11344 BRIARWOOD PLACE NORTH PLAM BEACH, FL 33408 BA, DUKE UNIVERSITY DEW, BARBARA (KITTY) 825 CENTER STREET, # 38 A JUPITER, FL 33458 BA, SMITH COLLEGE 561-873-1193 email:dianecochran@msn.com 17 ELLIOTT, GERALDINE (GERRI) 249 TRADEWIND DRIVE PALM BEACH, FL 33480 BA, ED, MSU 841-9245 FLUCKE, MARY KATHERINE 842-5436 745-4634 625 SOUTHWIND CIR. #205 email:raflucke@bellsouth.net NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 SUMMER: 19578 LAKESHORE DR BS, SMITH COLLEGE THREE RIVERS, MI 49093 FREEMAN, BREEZY" 1-352-380-0700 630-3648 C/O THE VILLAGE 8015 NW 28TH PLACE, # B404 GAINESVILLE, FL 32606 BA, HUNTER WAGNER; MED, IDAHO ST; MA, U OF TENN 1-561-781-5812 email: raycon@gate.net 694-7576 W: 62 6-5100 email: demrick@pb.quik.com 747-4698 email:kittydew@ix.netcom.com DILLER, SALLY ALICE 844-1331 117 7 NORTH LAKE WAY SUMMER:THE WAVES, 61 LEDGE ROAD A PALM BEACH, FL 33480 NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND 02840 BA, WHEATON COLLEGE; MLS, USF 401-848-9998 DUTAUD, LYNN 844-3527 430 EVERGREEN DRIVE LAKE PARK, FL 33404 BA, CONCORDIA UNIV; MCGILL UNIVERSITY (certificate) GARDNER, TILLIE 1117 MARINE WAY, K- 1-L NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BS, OHIO STATE UNIV. GRAF, LOIS 72 EDINBURGH DIRVE PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418 BS, FINCH COLLEGE HEREFORD, MARY ROSE 2824 FLAGLER DRIVE WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33407-5216 BA, SAN JOSE STATE HUTCHINS, ANN 112 ATLANTIC ROAD; PO BOX 14836 NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BS, U. OF MICHIGAN 622-1034 776-8642 w: 626-3200 email:loispga@webtv.net 832-2510 863-1621 email:cshutchins@mdsi2.com 18 JARAMILLO, CARMEN 441 INLET ROAD NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BS, U OF PUERTO RICO; MA NYU KARLAN, VERONICA DONAT 336 GOLFVIEW ROAD, #1002 NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BA, UNIV OF WISCONSIN KARLIK, DORIS 4640 HOLLY DRIVE PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418 BS, KEAN UNIVERSITY KNAPP, MARION P. 137 SEASHORE DRIVE JUPITER, FL 33477 BS, U. OF MISSOURI LANDEN, GAYLE A. 158 LOST BRIDGE ROAD PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33410 BA & MED, U. OF OKLAHOMA LINCK, CHERYL REYNOLDS 102. BLUEFISH CIRCLE JUPITER, FL 33477 BA & JD RUTGERS UNIVERSITY 19 LYNCH, DIANE KARLIK 744-8294 848-0390 18862 FETTERBUSH COURT W: 625-5220 JUPITER, FL 33458 BA, USF; JD, STETSON LAW MOORE, NANCY* 844-0684 694-9802 437 OYSTER ROAD W: 848-0445 email: v.karlan@att.net NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 MOSELEY, KAREN F. 744-6286 369 RIVER EDGE ROAD email:kmoseley@ix.netcom.com 622-4410 JUPITER, FL 33477 BA, SUNY ONEONTA; MS, SUNY & HOCKERILL COLLEGE, ENGLAND NELSON, CATHERINE 694-1586 126 COVENTRY PLACE 575-4779 PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418 W: 682-8711 BS, ST_.JOHNS UNIVERSITY 622-3029 email:landenwell@aol.com 744-6844 email:creynolin@earthlink.net LUCE, MARGARET N. 515-1024 300 NORTH AIA, APT 1-106 email:royluce@aol.com JUPITER, FL 33477 BA, SUNY AT FREDONIA; MA, HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY NICHOLAS, BLANDINA 201 CASCADE LANE PALM BEACH SHORES, FL 33404 BS, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 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 842-6676 626-6486 email:HHRCJMP@aol.com 775-1881 W: 848-9633 email:cplotkin@hibel.com ROTHSTEIN, NAOMI 848-4914 625 RIVERSIDE ROAD email:roth.stein.n@.att.net NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BA, RADCLIFFE; MED, WILLIAM & MARY 20 RUHALA, DONNA 1271 BIMINI LANE SINGER ISLAND, FL 33404 BS, MED, FAU SAN PHILLIP, CAROLYN 300 INTRACOASTAL PLACE, # 102 TEQUESTA, FL 33469 BA, ROSEMONT COLLEGE; MS, MIT SATTIZAHN, CYNTHIA* 1828 ASCOTT ROAD NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 3308 SEUFERT, SUSAN 12955 DRAYTON ROAD JUNO ISLES, FL 33408 BA, U OF FL; MSW, BARRY U. 21 848-4593 TERWILLEGAR, JANE C. 691-1860 911 OAK HARBOUR ROAD W: 848-6070 744-9146 email:sanp2@bellsouth.net 626-8282 email: bcsattiz@aol.com 626-2909 688-1113, ext 77 email: seufertsurf@aol.com SJOLANDER, PHYLLIS 848-3569 422 CRESCENT DRIVE email:phyllsj@adelphia.net 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 STOLZER, LYNNE 222 LEGENDARY CIRCLE PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418 BA, MONMOUTH, NJ UNIV 626-0119 622-4558 email:lynnes@fedpbcc.org STRAUSS, STELLA G. 848-4689 413 QUADRANT ROAD NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BS, OHIO NORTHERN U.; MS, U. OF MD. JUNO BEACH, FL 33408 email jterwill@bellsouth.net BA, ELMIRA COLLEGE; MLS SUNY; EDS, U OF GA VANTREASE, BETTY 627-6745 29 YACHT CLUB DRIVE, #406D NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BA, LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY VITATOE, ALICE 625-1407 701-A SABAL RIDGE CIRCLE PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418 BS, UNIV. OF MIAMI WALTERS, PATRICIA H. 626-7041 44 YACHT CLUB DRIVE, #510 SUMMER: 3939 SAVOY DRIVE NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 FAIRVIEW PARK, OH 44126 BS, BALDWIN WALLACE COLLEGE WASHAM, DOLORES 626-1787 1812 ASCOTT ROAD JUNO ISLES, FL 33408 BS, COLLEGEOF NEW JERSEY; MED, FAU WEBER-RISO, REBECCA (BECKY) 626-4613 1009 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE email:beckydmd77@aol.com NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BA, CASE WESTERN RESERVE; DMD, U OF PA. WENDEL, LUCILLE 622-6708 6-C LEXINGTON LANE, EAST PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418 BS, NORTHWESTERN U. 22 WHALEN, CAROL 125 OCEAN AVENUE, APT 703 PALM BEACH SHORES, FL 33404 BA, SMITH COLLEGE WILDER, LILLI 8667 SE MERRITT WAY JUPITER, FL 33458 WOLF, MURIEL (MERLE) 3400 N. OCEAN DRIVE, # 110 1 SINGER ISLAND, FL 33404 BA, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY YEAW, DOLORES 645 KINGFISH ROAD NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BS & MED, FAU 23 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. 863-7654 They are in accord with Association and Division bylaws, and are email: carol triggs @aol.com more specifically designed to serve as guidelines for branch activities. SUMMER: PO BOX 1304 BOLTON LANDING, NY 12814 COMMITTEES ZAGER, BEVERLY 1660 SOUTH A 1A, APT 131 JUPITER, 33477 PHD, NURSING, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY ZALE, GRETCHEN 2241 MONET ROAD NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 BS, NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1. The Nominating Committee shall consist of three members elected 747-7728 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 excluded from the nominating committee. The committee shall be elected at the January board 863-7755 meeting. email:PlMrNWW@aol.com 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. 844-6824 3. The Educational Foundation Committee to select named honorees shall be chaired by the Educational Foundation Benefit chair. The president shall appoint two other members and Judy Pierman shall serve as honorary chair. This committee shall be appointed at the January board meeting. INTERBRANCH COUNCIL 747-0713 According to the bylaws of the Palm Beach Area Interbranch Council, email:candbz@aol.com 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. 630-0612 FINANCES email:TEAL94@att.net ZIENTEK, HELEN 624-2018 4125 HICKORY DRIVE email:hzientek@adelphia.net PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33418 BA, FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE; MLS, NOVA UNIVERSITY 1. Non -dues revenue a. Interest Groups: Interest 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 the out -going officers 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. Interest group chairs shall not be voting members of the board. 3. The chair of any board -approved function such as the Educational Foundation benefit, Legal Advocacy Fund 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. 4. All contracts shall be signed by the branch president or her specifically designated appointee. INTEREST 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. May 2001 NORTHERN PALM BEACH COUNTY AAUW Projected Income: PROPOSED BUDGET - 2001 - 9,002 Dues regular members (62 X $60) $ 39720.00 Dues Life Members (3 X $21) $ 63.00 Friends of Branch (6 X $20) $ 120.00 Yearbook &Newsletter Ads $ 90.00 Total Income $ 3,993.00 Projected Expenses: Association Dues (62 X $39) $ 21418.00 Florida Dues (65 X $8) $ 520.00 Insurance $ 90.00 Newsletter (60 mailed issues/ month) s 387.00 Yearbook $ 74.00 Memorials and gifts $ 120.00 Administrative (postage, copies, etc) $ 185.00 Convention reimbursement $ 33.00 Contingency $ 216.00 Total Expenses $ 31993.00 The branch is the custodian for the Interbranch funds - $371.00 Branch contributions to the Educational Foundation and Legal Advocacy Fund must come entirely from branch fundraisers and individual contri- butions. Contributions to these funds are income tax deductible as both corporations are not-for-profit 501(C)(3) organizations. The Doris Karlik Local Scholarship Fund is NOT income tax deductible at this time.