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13th Annual fashion show and luncheon March 28, 1992�-.�'���..�-tom i i r Welcome to the 13TH ANNUAL FASHION SHOW AND LUNCHEON to benefit THE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION of the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN North Palm Beach Branch i March 28, 1992 Radisson Suite Hotel Palm Beach Gardens AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF _ - UNIVERSITY WOMEN i 1 a FASHION SHOW COMMITTEE Marion Knapp Judy Pierman Co -Chair Molly Cleare Jean Emerson Jo Ann Endorf Angela Fong Breezy Freeman Claire Heibel Sherry Lary Betty Moore Thelma Obert Jane Sirak Sue Slone Dolores Yeaw Helen Zientek Special thanks for assisting the committee Kelly Knapp Lee Knapp Svet Susan Zammit APPLAUSE TO Bailey -Jones for ticket printing Helen Shick for cover design All the members and friends that supported the benefit. 2 PROGRAM Marion Knapp Judy Piennan Co -Chair PRESIDENT — Sally Bailey /010F'Seasonal Tossed Salad Choice of Dressing Grilled Chicken Breast with Fine Herbs and Lemon Butter Rice Pilaf Broccoli Spears Red Bliss Potato Flower Warm Rolls and Butter Creme Puff Swan with Raspberry Mousse, Coulee Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee Tea, Iced Tea Door Prize Drawing Raffle Drawing 3 0 THANK YOU TO OUR RAFFLE DONORS Sally Baileyo..................................... Quilted Wallhanging Bernice Beverstein ..........................Handmade Placemats The Box Tree ................................... Dinner For Two Radisson Suite hotel The Breakers ................................... Weekend for Two AngelaFong....................................Framed Chinese Print Marion Knapp .................................Hallmark Gift Wrappings Edna Hibel Gallery ......................... "Applausef9 Collector's Plate byErte Nefertitis.......................................... Cleopatra Pick -Me -up The Ocean Grand ............................ Luncheon for Two The Spa at PGA National Resort... Half -Day "Perfect Pause" Sessa's Deli......................................Spiral Cut Hams Helen Shick..................................... Matted Watercolor Kathryn Traugott............................Handpainted Sweatshirt Kathryn Traugott............................Handpainted Nightshirt A BIG THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION ,dean Atherton Patricia Atkinson Luisa B. Bosso Carolyn Brawley Betty Crabtree Harriet Freeman Ann Griesinger Shirley Griesinger Ruth Rauch Betty Robin 4 WE APPRECIATE DOOR PRIZES FRONT THE FOLLOWING Admiralty Bank Roz Belford June Brekelbaum and June Mishey Cafe Cocoanut Molly Cleare Deborah's Body Shop Kitty Dew Louise Dott Jo Ann Endorf Breezy Freeman Tillie Gardner Guzzi International Hair Hair Safari by Niki Catsecos Hair Safari by Marie Dwyer Hair Safari by Cindy Flynn Bair Safari by Connie Harmon Nails by Karen Brady Claire Heibel Doris Karlik Lamp Depot Le Bistro Betty Moore Murder Theater, Inc. Judy Pierman Pierman Golf Company Pat Robinson Naomi Rothstein Sue Slone Pat Walters Dolores Yeaw Helen Zientek 5 U PatriciaSharp..................see..........•.•e...••...s..e......................• 1959 ®1961 ThelmaObert.................ee...................•............................... 1961-1963 KateGildan..................•.........e............••.............................. 1963-1965 LuLehmann........•e....•e...........eee.•e....................................... 1965-1967 BarbaraAbbott..................•........e....................................... 1967 1969 Betty Sue Hammond (Sue Kohlmeyer) .............................. 1969-1970 Nancy Fisher Holland Thorson ..........................................1970-1971 Jean Groff Santos...............................................................1971-1973 LibbySaylor .................................................... .................. 1973-1975 VirginiaEng.............................................•.......................... 1975-1977 Priscilla Bennett..................................................................1977-1979 JaneHavill.......................................................................... 1979-1981 JudyPierman......................................................................198 1 - 1985 AnneFitzpatrick......ee ..........................................................1985 - 1987 SueSlone...............ee...............e......e.................................... 1987-1989 MarionP. Knapp ..ee..e...............................•.........................• 1989-1991 6 7 Dear AAUW Members and Friends of AAUW-, In the Spring of 1985, the North Palm Beach Branch embarked on its most ambitious undertaking to date when it established the THELMA OBERT RESEARCH AND PROJECTS ENDOW- MENT. The Endowment is named for one of our Branch founders, THELMA OBERT. Thelma is a great inspiration to all in our Branch. She was the second president of our group and has served on the board almost continuously since the Branch founding in 1959. We value her fresh and forward think- ing, her steady support and guidance, and above all her friendship. It seemed only fitting that we should honor Thelma with an endowment named for her. Thelma has made it a personal goal to see the endowment completely funded in her lifetime. Research and Projects Endowment must reach thirty-five thousand dollars in fifteen years to become stipend bearing With your assistance at this 1992 fund raiser, that goal has been realized. We won't "Keep it under our Hat"' any longer, but announce 'HATS OFF TO THELMA" and `HATS OFF TO YOU" for pushing us to our goal with your contributions to 'THELMA' S F ° 8 THE THELMA OBERT RESEARCH AND PROJECTS ENDOWMENT Personal History Born Columbus, New Jersey. Received undergraduate degree in 1927 for Dickinson College. Member and President of Phi Mu Fraternity. Master's degree in Elementary Administration from New York University in 1941. Widow of J. Edwin ober, M.D. Pr®fessi®nal History Taught junior high school. Elementary school principal. President of Ocean County, New Jersey, Principals Association. THELMA OBERT mMunity Involvement Program Chairman Ocean County, New Jersey, Medical Society Aux- iliary. Member of the Palm Peach County Medical Society Auxiliary. Secretary of the Medical -Dental Wives of the North Palm Peaches. On the board and officer of Palm Peach County League of Women Voters for several years. Board member and officer of Lung Association (then known as' Tuberculosis and Health Association) in both Ocean County, New Jersey, and Palmi Beach County. Member of and on board of County Library Association, Ocean County, New Jersey. Was instru- mental in creation of North Palm Beach Library. Currently serves on North Palm Beach Library Advisory Board. AAUW Participation Member of AAUW in Torus River, New Jersey, 1944-1950. Member Palm Beach County Branch 1955-1959. One of founders of and charter member of the Forth Palm Beach Branch in 1959. President of North Palm Beach Branch 1961-1963. Other offices held: International Rela- tions Chairman, Fellowships Chairman, Membership Chairman, By - Laws Chairman, Recording Secretary. Presently serving as Parliamen- tarian and Historian of the North Palm Beach Branch. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN NORTH PALM BEACH BRANCH PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA 9 Go'her e would t rye N ]�13 Lira cl� of A AU W b e Wit rLout YOU ... You F -.L 1 e 1J S..i. 1N inspiration! �ye -g,:Sn � u- I Tk,tks for VV\ O."K W 6 vv 4 d- V- � I I yn 2, vh. o rAVOU L 1� e., -a -r S o La,�tAf D&,41 TIn. -t -- Qum. � A T4,t NPE3 6RANCH kAUW-- :57 at IV f -o2 C�ii�� �..lroC; SYNC F��oM �AY13���E 10 11 Fashions By. 3101 PGA Boulevard Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410 (407) 622-2115 Melissa K. GOV Fashion D 12 CAFE FRANZ MEYER Executive Chef 4350 PGA Blvd. Palm Beach Gardens, FL. 33410 at the RADISSON SUITES PGA 407-622-6222 13 a 2 "Tennis Made Easy" X.: . ......... X -X. Palm Beach Gardens:L::::::.- .......... 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Convention October Ra ada Resort Hotel West Palm Beach Hosted by .. R P NORTH BEACH i .pl'ii'i: i. r•.lt�: .: i i �i . .'� : if: J .�� •11•:. �e:�`.V. •��..j . i.e. 1.. BRANCH OF AAUW .. to these wonderful donors. Without their support our program would not be possible. Please pp express appreciation to our raffle and door prize p contributors as well as the advertisers for their generous N support whenever you call or visit. 20 i �oru^ &it ii yet tq �ovne. The new, world-class spa at PGA National Resort & Spa offers a full range of a la carte health and beauty services, spa packages, and a spa cuisine restaurant. The spa's signature is the "Relaxing Waters of the World" , a collection of mineral pools with salts imported from the Dead Sea and the Pyrenees. For more information or reservations please call The Spa at PGA National Resort at 407-627-3111 or wrote 450 Avenue of the Champions Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 21 ABOUT AAUW The American Association of University Women is the oldest and largest organization for women in the United States. Founded in 1881 with over 190,000 members, AAUW is dedicated to the advancement of women, promotion of lifelong learning, and implementation of positive societal and community changes. Locally, the North Palm Beach Branch is an active organization, formed over thirty years ago with a membership of one hundred and growing. Monthly general meetings are held on the third Monday of each month at 8:00 P.M. with programs of current interest. Most general meetings are held at the North Palm Beach Library. Special interest groups meet monthly on various topics, such as International Relations, Women in Literature, Art At Tea Time, Travel and Supper Club. Interested women with degrees from accredited colleges and universities may either obtain activity or membership information from Sally Bailey 845-7189 or Dolores Yeaw at 844-6829. AAUW provides the opportunity to use education to make a difference. 22 AAUW EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION This is the single most effective way to support the world's most promising women. The AAUW Educational Foundation is dedicated to advancing educa- tion, research, the self -development of women and girls, and the promotion of social change through fellowships, grants, special awards, conferences, and special research programs. It was the first and is the largest organization of its kind. Since 1888, the Foundation has awarded over 5,000 fellowships and research grants to deserving scholars. The Foundation actively recruits minority women for all of its fellowship programs. The significance of the Foundation's impact is reflected in the diversity of its former fellows: the late Dr. Judith Resnik, NASA astronaut, 1975- 76; Susan Sontag, writer and educator, 1957-58,; Dr. Jenny Bramley, physicist, 1935; Patricia Bell -Scott, educator and editor, 1984-85; Hanna Holborn Gray, university president, 1954-55; Christine Lilyquist, museum curator, 1969; Manna Nunez del Prado, sculptress, 1940; Ines Durana, healthcare administrator, 1969; and Ebudane Adegbuyi, agronomist, 1985-85. Because of the efforts of our members and friends, the world is a better place this year. 1991-92 OFFICERS President....................................................................... Sally Bailey Program vice President ................ ...............oeeoo.0000eeoeo Cheryll Plotkin Membership Mice President ............ ........................... Dolores Yeaw Recording Secretary ...... o .............................................. Harriet Freeman Corresponding Secretary ................ Endorf Treasurer....... ............................................................... Molly Cleare 23 40 jZc �a� a�iin Jgcach viaat� �oa2t� and ize 9dc" o/ mc AOA �a�iirc �' P.ar�c SG�t 24