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Branch Meeting - April 19, 1993

The April 19th general meeting was called to order by president, Terri Tepper. The treasurer, Gloria Hester reported that the general checking account fund balance was $1329.40. Terri has opted to pay her own convention expenses rather than use monies from the treasury budgeted for delegates. The groups thanked her for her generosity.

Terri will be responsible for attending to the duties required to acknowledge the highest ranking female student at the Harrington Area High School.

The list of names slated for office by the nominating committee was read and the president called for nominations from the floor. As there were none, a motion was made to close each ballot and to vote a unanimous ballot for each slated office. The motion passed unanimously. The new officers are: Dianae Francis, vice-president in charge of programs: Darla Sapp, recording secretary; and Roberta Svacha, treasurer.

The organization was asked to vote on a bylaws change which would reduce the general meetings held per year from $ to 6 ((Bylaws Article XII Section 1). A motion was made and the bylaws change passed unanimously.

Betty Strouse shared the results of the program survey which was sent out with the newsletter. The top three program interests are 1. women and finance, 2. women in politics, and 3. pro choice. Surveys can still be returned until April 26th.

Three delegates will represent the branch at the state convention: Terri Tepper, Judy Miller, and Bobbie Svacha. And three delegrates will be sent to the national convention: Terri Tepper, Diana Francis, and Bobbie Svacha. A motion was made to send the delagates to the national convention as "informed" rather than

1,14-(44"4444aletedfi delegates. The motion passed unanimously. Two suggestions have been proposed as programs for the

International Forum: nuclear proliferation and the North American free trade agreement. The-bead-e trars-ha-s---explored-poe

felt-mare-simMmalmioavellable -to lved---in- the free -t-rade-agreement. A

show of interest for each program was requested of the membership. The majority favored the NAFTA issue.

In the absence of the speaker the meeting was adjourned.

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MAY 1993

President, Terh Tepper, 381-2118 Membership V.P., Judy Miller, 358-7785 Newsletter, Loretta Engle, 381-5012

CALENDAR

May 4 Daytime Investment Club, 9:45 a.m., Yvettes Coffee House, 220 South Cook Street, Barrington.

5 International Forum, 1 p.m., home of Beverly Thompson, 1055 Nightengale Dr., Palatine 1991-5417]. Topic will be "People and Politics"; leader is Bobbie Svacha.

10 Board Meeting, 7:30 p.m., home of Gloria Hester, 559 Eton Drive, North Barrington [382-4275].

11 Evening Investment Club, 7:15 p.m., home of Rosemarie White, 527 Castleview Court, North Barrington [382-4909].

13 Daytime Bridge, 10 a.m., home of Judy Heagarty, 25287 Robin Road, Tower Lakes [526-9105].

17 Branch Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Community Church of Barrington, 301 East Lincoln Avenue, Barrington. See inside newsletter for information on program.

17 Newsletter deadline for June issue.

22 Couples Bridge, 6 p.m., home of Sue Smith, 533 Grove Ave., Barrington [381-6864].

25 Evening Book Group, 7:30 p.m., home of Evie Richer, 135 Mohawk Drive, North Barrington [381-5349]. Book is As the Crow Flies by Jeffrey Archer; leader is Maureen Brady.

PRESIDENT'S LETTER

Dear Barrington Area Branch Members: As you know, elections were held at our April branch meeting. The following officers will begin their new terms July 1, 1993: Diana Francis - Program V.P., Daria Sapp - Recording Secretary, Bobbi Svacha

-Treasurer. The remaining officers will continue their terms until July 1, 1994.

As our branch evolves, we see members electing to participate in activities somewhat differently than in the past. Night meetings seem to be losing popularity, so in April the branch voted to cut back from 8 to 6 as the minimum number of evening meetings. We are not prohibited from having more. There is talk of having Saturday luncheons for winter monthly branch meetings, and Monday evenings for spring, summer and fall monthly branch meetings, when it's easier to drive. Let your board know what you think.

We have continued to sustain our interest in international and national issues through Great Decisions and the National Issues Forums. We celebrate this commitment by sponsoring and presenting our Bafringtuii Area AAUW Annual Fall International Forum, attended not only by our branch members, but also by the community, as well as social-studies, history, and current-event classes from local high schools and colleges.

To help students who Speak English as a Second Language (ESL), some of us volunteer to tutor Mexican, Albanian, and other students on a weekly basis. This small contribution accelerates these young people's acceptance by their classmates, and therefore builds their confidence.

Bridge (daytime and couples) offers members a social get-together, and is appreciated by those who play. Our daytime and evening book groups continue to meet.

A significant change in recent years is the growing popularity of our daytime and evening investment clubs.

You can see we offer our members a great deal. Keep this in mind as we approach our annual membership drive, which will take place at our June 16th luncheon. Please begin thinking of prospective

members to invite. At the luncheon we hope to announce our 1993-94 programs.

National AAUW is providing us with Educational Equity goals and actions important to the success of the organization both nationally and locally; however, we do not currently have an Educational Equity position. Please call if you are interested; you can determine the extent of your involvement.

Terri P. Tepper

Welcome New Members

KIRA HONEYCUTT 840 Norman Drive

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NANCY MURTAUGH 1655 Clover Drive Inverness 60067

B.S. Education, Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison

Branch Program Presents Monica McCarthy

on Success in Show Business Monica McCarthy, a Chicago actress, will round out this year's presentations by Barrington Area AAUW on Women in the Arts, on Monday May 17, 7:30 p.m. at the Community Church of Barrington. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. For more information, please call Diana Francis at 381-7590.

Ms. McCarthy most recently co-starred with Roseanne and Tom Arnold in an ABC movie 'The Woman Who Loved Elvis". The movie aired on April 18. Other recent credits include a starring role in an upcoming episode of the "Untouchables".

Preparing for a career in the performing arts requires years of study and commitment, including developing aptitudes in not-so-obvious areas as

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Annual Membership Luncheon Set for Mid-June

Save the Date -- Bring a Friend

Mark your calendar now for our Annual Branch Membership Luncheon, to be held on June 16th at 11 a.m. at the Lake Barrington Park District Clubhouse on Kelsey Road.

While the Clubhouse supplies long banquet-style tables, we will need card tables to accommodate smaller seating arrangements. If you can donate a card table, please call Judy Miller (358-7785). Also call Judy with the names and addresses of any prospective members so that she can extend them personal invitations. She would appreciate hearing

m you by the end or iviay.

Special Notices • Daytime Book Group will not meet in May.

Check your newsletter for information on the June meeting.

• Newsletter Deadline. Please check and make note of the newsletter deadline in your monthly AAUW calendar. When the news is forwarded promptly to the editor (Loretta Engle) by phone or mail, it facilitates our getting the newsletter out to members by the first of each month.

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A A U W BOARD MEETING - MAY 10, 1993

The meeting was called to order by Terri Tepper at the home of Gloria Hester. The following members were present: Kay Quigg, Gloria Hester, Jean Nadherney, Arlene Martin, Terri Tepper, Judy Miller, Mary Lou Hajduk and Ruth Ryan.

Judy Miller reported the annual membership luncheon will be held at the L B S meeting roomMt-A sheet was passed around to sign up for rolls or dessert. Terri told us A A U W activities will be presented at the luncheon by various members. Board members are to make telephone calls to remind members of the luncheon.

The E F P award for the highest ranking female graduate will go to Amanda Paulson. Jean Nadherney made a motion to buy a gift certificate at Sydney Johnson bookstore worth $100. Mary Lou seconded the motion and the board approved. Later in the evening after a telephone conversation with Maureen Brady, Mary Lou moved we alter the former decision and moved we give Amanda a $75 E Bond. Gloria seconded the motion and it was passed.

Kay Quigg reported the working committee for the International forum decided on N A F T A for the fall program. The date for the program will be October 20th from 7:30 - 9:30 at the Barrington Park District. A panel of 5 speakers has been arranged.*3

Terri announced the Barrington School Districtip hiring a new staff member to assist in the tutoring of childreriTAAUW members who volunteered their services were instrumental in this decision. Terri told us that the( AAUWwill highlight sexual harrassment this year.

The June 14th meeting will be at the home of Betty Strouse. A board meeting will be held August 9th.

Jean Nadherney announced a field trip to The Museum of Contemporary Art August 28th. Members should meet there at 12:45.

Gloria Hester will mail a donation of $120 and a thank you note to the Community Church.

The meeting was adjourned.

Respectfully Submitted

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Branch meeting - May 17, 1993

Meeting called to order at 8 pm by President Terri Tepper.

Previous minutes were not read as they had been approved at the

last board meeting.

Gloria Hester gave her treasurer's report. Expenses - $60.00

Balance - $1319.40

Non-event - $515.00 (20 checks)

Dues are due now. $45 covers association, state and local dues. Mail or

give to Gloria. Bobbi will take over as treasurer in June.

June 16 - Membership luncheon at the Lake Barrington Village Hall on Kelsey

Road. Time will be 11:30. Members were asked to call Judy Miller if they

could supply a card table and to have it at the hall at 10:30.

Azalea plants were presented to outgoing officers, Gloria Hester and

Lorraine Tacke. A rose was presented to Diana Francis for her work as

program chairman. Incoming officers are Daria Sapp, Recording Secretary

Bobbi Svacha, Treasurer.

fwo chairman are needed for the coming year. Educational Equity and EFP.

Maureen Brady is resigning as EFP chair due to an overly busy schedule.

Jean Nadherny announced that Daria Sapp's name had been presented to BADC

by Barrington AAUW as Citizen of the Year nominee. Jean also announced a

forthcoming cultural event. August 28 is the date for a Museum of

Contemporary Art tour. In order to have a docent a minimum number of 10

people are needed. Susan Rothenberg will be the featured artist; she is

better known in Europe.

Terri announced that the English as a second language program is adding a

staff member but they will still need volunteers. This year three AAUW

members did weekly tutoring; Terri Tepper, Jean Nadherny and Betty Strouse.

Meeting was adjourned at 8:30.

Diana introduced the program for the evening, Monica McCarthy,a Chicago

actress. She spoke on what it is like to work into the acting profession.

Respectfully submitted,

Lorraine Tacke, Recording Secretary

American Association of University Women BARRINGTON AREA BRANCH

JUNE 1993

Pmsident, Terri Tepper, 381-2118 Membership V.P., Judy Miller, 358-7785

Newsletter, Loretta Engle, 381-5012

CALENDAR

June 1 Daytime Investment Club, 9:45 a.m., Yvettes Coffee House, 220 South Cook Street, Barrington.

8 Evening Investment Club, 7:15 p.m., home of Joyce Taillon, 267 Drury Lane, North Barrington [382-2463].

10 Daytime Bridge, 10 a.m., home of Bobbie Svacha, 581 Onondaga Drive, North Barrington [381-3315].

14 Board Meeting, 7:30 p.m., home of Betty Strouse, 468-D Valley View Road, Lake Barrington Shores [381-3218].

15 Daytime Book Group, 9:30 a.m., home of Dorothy Pratt, 267 West Lakeshore Drive, Tower Lakes [526-7885]. Book is The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro.

16 Branch Membership Luncheon, 11 a.m., Lake Barrington Park District Clubhouse on Kelsey Road. See inside newsletter for details or call Judy Miller [358- 7785].

19 Couples Bridge, 6 p.m., home of Mary Ellen Henehan, 749 Country Drive, Barrington [381-7669].

19-22 AAUW National Convention in Minneapolis. See inside newsletter for details.

25 Deadline for 1993 -94 AAUW Dues. See inside newsletter for details.

PRESIDENTS LETTER Dear Barrington Area Branch Members:

The first year as Barrington's AAUW president has been rewarding for me.

Our International Forum continues to offer a unique educational opportunity to our members, high school and college students and the community. Our tutoring program for students who speak English as a second language has helped students for one year. Margo Vanderbush, the ESL teacher for Barrington, told me that Barrington AAUW is responsible for bringing attention to the needs of these students, and as a result shares in the impetus for the district's decision to expand the program with additional staff. The need is still there, however, so those interested in helping these very motivated students please call me in the fall: 381-2118.

June 16 is our membership luncheon. Please bring at least one potential member. We have so much to offer. All you have to do is ask anyone with a BS or BA from an accredited college or university, tell them what we're about, and surely they will join us.

On June 1 our branch will be recognizing and awarding Barrington's top-ranking female high school student with a $100 gift certificate to Sidney Johnson's Bookseller. We will also be adding her name to the AAUW Plaque, which remains in the high school showcase.

We are still looking for an Educational Equity Chairperson, and now also need someone to head up the EFP fund (scholarships for women). Please call if you are interested. You can determine the extent of your involvement.

Terri P. Tepper

Welcome New Member

PATRICIA A. PERTL 987 Long Meadow Court

Barrington 60010 [304-9343] B.A. Northwestern University

June Is Dues Month

Dues for 1993-94 are due by June 25, so that they can be sent to National by July 1. Please submit checks (made out to Barrington Area Branch AAUW) in the amount of $45.00 to:

Before June 30. send your checks to: Gloria Hester

559 Eton Drive North Barrington, IL 60010

After June 30, send your checks to: Bobbie Svacha

581 Onondaga Drive North Barrington, IL 60010

Membership Luncheon: Wind-up Event of 1992-93

Branch Program

Be sure to attend our annual member luncheon on June 16, the final branch program of the season, and a chance to share good fellowship with members before we all disperse for summer activities and travels. And be sure to bring a friend, who might be interested in joining our branch.

Judy Miller is in charge of this year's event at the Lake Barrington Park District Clubhouse on Kelsey Road. Bring a salad to serve 6-8 people, and call Judy [358-7785] if you can supply a card table. She can use more tables.

Barrington AAUW Selects "NAFTA" as Topic for International Forum

Every year the Barrington Area AAUW sponsors a free and public International Forum which presents divergent perspectives on important international issues. Past forums included discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian issue, the Irish issue, terrorism, and global warming.

This year the working committee, with the strong support of AAUW's local board, selected the controversial subject of the North American Free

Trade Agreement (NAFTA), the proposed trade agreement between the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

Attorney Mary L Sfasciotti will speak at the pre-forum Barrington Are -Branch kick-off meeting on SeptemE 20 at the Barrington Library from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Sfasciotti's law practice focuses on immigration, labor international law and employment issues. She has argued appeals before the Wisconsin and Illinois Appellate Courts and the U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and tried cases in the U.S. District Courts of Illinois and Wisconsin.

The Fifth International Forum on NAFTA will be held on Wednesday, October 20 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Barrington Park District field house. The perspectives to be represented on the NAFTA panel will be Mexican, Canadian, U.S. business, U.S. labor, and environmental. Contacts are now being made with prospective speakers.

Members of the working committee for the international forum are Judy Miller, Lorraine Tacke, Loretta Engle, Terri Tepper, Gayle Marie Allison, Mar; Hamer, and Chairperson Kay Quig Please contact Kay [381-6695] if you wish to join the committee.

1993 AAUW Convention Meets in Minneapolis

with Theme: "Vision, Voice, Victory'

At the National Convention in June, our Barrington Area Branch will be represented by three delegates: Diana Francis, Bobbie Svacha, and Terri Tepper. They will join AAUW members from all parts of the country to celebrate, to flex new political muscle, and to help plot an exhilarating course of change.

The Convention will feature three dynamic speakers: Maya Angelou, Mary Hatwood Futrell, and Wilma Mankiller.

Maya Angelou, who read her poetry at President Clinton's inaugural and nationally acclaimed poet and author, performer and producer, heads off the convention with a keynote address.

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Mary Hatwood Futrell, one of the nation's most prominent voices for educational equity and civil rights, who rose from poverty and segregated schools to serve (among other achievements) as president of the National Education Association, will also address the convention.

Wilma Mankiller, AAUW's 1993 Achievement Award winner, also endured personal hardship and discrimination to become the first female head of the Cherokee Nation in 1985. Mankiller's acceptance of the Achievement award, AAUW's highest honor, will mark the high point of the Educational Foundation Banquet.

The theme of the convention --"Vision, Voice, Victory" -- is described by National President Sharon Schuster as follows:

"Vision is the dream -- the 'what if imaginings that come to us in the quiet hours . . . What if equal education became the norm? What if every girl could expect to utilize her full potential?"

"Voice is the expression of the vision. We are fording our voice as an organization when we speak to issues of concern to us and to society . . . Our publications and video on the problem of gender bias in our public schools speak loudly and have received widespread attention."

"Victory is the celebration of successes . . . AAUW is now the organization first mentioned when people speak of making a difference for equity and education for women and girls."

Museum of Contemporary Art

Features Women Artists in Premier Midwest

Showing

The Museum of Contemporary Art, 237 East Ontario in Chicago, is featuring the work of three women: Susan Rothenberg (selected because of her many shows all over Europe); Ilya Kabakov, a second artist of note; and British sculptress Rachael Whitehead. The curators of the museum feel that these collections represent getting in on the ground floor of significant showings.

They will assign AAUW members a docent, providing we have a group of ten or more. Our date is Saturday, August 26 at 1 p.m. There is a fee of $4.00 per person. We will car-pool from Barrington, meeting at the Foundry on Highway 14 at 11:30 a.m. There are no facilities at the museum for dining, so we will brown-bag for lunch.

Please feel free to bring family or guests. ' more ufuimatiou, call ‘.h write Jean Nadherny, 629 Oxbow Lane, Barrington [381-6621], no later than August 23.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

• No newsletter will be published in July and August.

See below for the names of groups that will meet during these months, and the person to contact for information.

• Daytime Investment Club Will meet during the summer at Yvettes Coffee House at 9:45 a.m. the first Tuesday of the month.

• Evening Investment Club Will meet at the home of Peg Donnelly, 585 Shorely Drive, Barrington [381-4791] on July 13. For the location of the August 10 meeting, call Judy Miller [358-7785].

• Couples Bridge Will meet during July and August. Call Jeanette Muench [381-2369] for information.

• International Forum (continuation

of the Great Decisions program)

Will not meet in June. They will resume meeting in October. Call Bobbie Svacha [381-3315] for information.

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AAUW BOARD MEETING

JUNE 14, 1993

The meeting was called to order by President, Terri Tepper. The minutes were read and approved with corrections which appear on the May 10th minutes.

Gloria Hester, the pest treasurer reported that there is $2920 in the account, $675 is from the "non event" fundraiser in which twenty-seven members participated and from that amount half or $337.50 was donated to the EFP fund. She also reported that no donation had been made to the Community Church for the use of its meeting room. The board decided to donate $120. It was also decided that the branch would only need the meeting room in September, April, and May of the coming year. Terri will contact the church to secure the dates. Gloria also reported that the directory expenses for last year were budgeted at $200 but the actual cost was only $150. Twenty-three membership renewals have been received.

President Tepper announced that Laurie Weiner has accepted the Education Equity position on the board. This position is part of a national project dealing with sexual harassment in the schools. In a discussion of the national study/survey, Laurie stated that the AAUW definition of sexual harassment as a remark or joke "perceived to be harassment in nature" may not be accepted by the "reasonable man test" in a court case. He also stated that an AAUW term "unwelcome advance" from a school staff member to a student should say "welcome or unwelcome advance." He felt the first step our branch should take is to implement our national goals. Some of the suggestions for implementation were: review the sexual harassment policies of the Barrington and Palatine Public Schools, provide a workshop on sexual harassment for adults and students, insist that schools provide inschool/inservice workshops for school personnel, have a branch program which discusses sexual harassment in the schools, and conduct a survey on sexual harassment (preferably the same one used in the AAUW study) in our local schools.

Judy Miller discussed arrangements for the membership luncheon which will be held June 16 at the Lake Barrington Park District Building on Kelsey Road. Judy purchased flower baskets for centerpieces and made the tablecloths. Twenty-eight members and guests are expected to attend.

The Educational Foundation and the Public Relations board positions are not filled. Maureen Brady may be miming and that position may also need to be filled. Bobbie Svacha, the aey 2treasurer, has volunteered to keep both sets of books until that position is filled. Pat Paulsifer will take over Jean Obenhouse's term as the Public Information Chairperson.

Kay Quigg, under committee reports, discussed plans for the International Forum scheduled for October 20 at 7:30 at the Langendorf Field House which will be a panel discussion on NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement). Some final decisions on format and panelists need to be decided upon by the committee.

Amanda Paulson was the highest ranking female Barrington Area High School student. The AAUW Barrington Area Branch awarded her a $100 gift certificate from Sidney Johnson, Bookseller instead of a bond which had been previously discussed.

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Jean Nadnery announced that the trip to the Contemporary Art Museum will be August 28th not the 26th as was reported in the newsletter.

Selling entertainment booklets as a fundraising project was discussed but board members decided against the project.

The Barrington Branch will send the following delegates to the national convention . Terri Tepper, Diana Francis, and Bobbie Svacha.

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August 9, 1993

The meeting was called to order by President Terri Tepper at 7:30. The minutes were read and corrected.

The treasurer reported a balance of $2571.29. There are 60 paid members to date. The budget which is attached was presented. It is based on a membership of 70. The budget was discussed and passed. However, the budget may be amended with contingency or miscellaneous to balance with income. The board decided to serve only coffee at our meetings.

The Association of Business and Professional Women has disbanded. It was suggested that the membership chairwomen send our newsletter and an initiation to join us to their members. Lynn Talbot will be asked to get their membership list.

The dates and items for the directory were discussed. It will be necessary to get the membership list off Maureen Brady's computer.

Committee Reports: Kay Quigg reported on the upcoming general meeting in September.

Mary Sjasciotte, the speaker, will discuss NAFTA. Five Speakers have been confirmed for the October International Forum being held at Langendorf Park. It was suggested that the panelists should be seated on the stage.

Jean Nadherny reported on the trip planned for. Saturday, August 28 to the Museum of Contemporary Art. A docent will cost $30 and 12 people have signed up to attend.

Laurie Weiner will write to the Barrington, Lake Zurich, and Palatine Public School Districts to inquire about their policies on sexual harassment in the schools.

AAUW will continue to sponsor volunteers to serve as tutors of English as a second language.

Terri Tepper commented on the National Convention and how much she had enjoyed it and how much she had learned. The next convention will be in June of 1994 at Orlando, Florida. National dues will be increased by $3.00 next year.

A suggestion was made to have board members contact new members to invite them to meetings. Other ideas to increase membership were to invite teachers at the high school who have shown interest in the International Forum. Possibly brochures could be put in the teachers' mailboxes. Good coverage in the local newspapers has helped to increase membership and will again be used to publicize our activities and attract new members.

The meeting was adjorned. The next board meeting is scheduled for September 13, 1993 at the home of Arline Martin.

Respectfully submitted,

Fanny Warren for Darla Sapp

AAUW BOARD AGENDA: AUGUST 9, 1993

1. 5 Minutes

2. 10

Treasurer's report 1993-1994 BUDGET

3. 10 Membership Luncheon Assessment: Luncheon goals: New members/old members CD player add anything? Program/1994 plans - enough structure? Should date be changed to July after Nat'l Convention?

4. . 10 Newsletter: Deadlines observed so Loretta does not have to call. Any suggestions for Newsletter: format/content.

5. 3 Board & Committee positions Educational Foundation - Bobbie Svancha PR: Pat Pulsifer, cannot attend eve. meetings Great Decisions: Lynn Talbot Recording Sec. Daria Sapp needs alternate - Fanny?

6. 3 Directory Status

7. 25 Committee reports

8. 1 Com Church conf. (S Smith open?) for Sept. Await: Ap & M

9. 2 Board Hostesses needed: October, April, May, June.

10. 5 Tutoring English as a 2nd language - AAUW cont. to assist?

11. 9 Convention report. Bobbie, Diana, Terri. Dues increase 1995. Next Cony: Orlando, Fl 1995: June 23,24,25,26?

12. 10 Community Action Project related to Public Policy

13. 10 Strategy to recruit new & diverse members. 5 Strat. to identify & Mentor current & future AAUW leaders.

14. Next Board Meeting: Sept. 13, Arlene Martin, 381 2590 Adjourn

BARRINGTON AREA BRANCH AAUW PROPOSED BUDGET

OPERATING OPERATING INCOME 91-92 92-93

1993-1994

PROPOSED 93-94

BEGINNING BALANCE $ 203.68 $ 130.00 $1476.07 MEMBERSHIP DUES 1300.00 1064.00 1050.00 MISC. INCOME

ADS 200.00 200.00 300.00 INTL. FORUM 322.20 0.00 0.00 WINTER LUNCHEON 384.37 589.00 600.00 FUND RAISER 70.00 377.50 500.00

TOTAL $2480.25 $2360.50 $3926.07

EXPENSES

PROGRAMS $ 348.12 $ 325.00 $ 550.00 HOSPITALITY 0.00 41.86 25.00 INTL. FORUM 350.00 215.32 340.00 MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON 116.48 115.78 250.00 MTG. ROOM DONATION 120.00 120.00 120.00 CHICAGO AREA COUNCIL 5.00 0.00 5.00 STATE CONVENTION 80.00 0.00 45.00 NATL. CONVENTION 400.00 0.00 400.00 PUBLICITY YEARBOOK 163.03 149.97 200.00 POSTAGE 342.80 287.99 350.00 INSURANCE 75.00 85.00 125.00 GIFTS 30.00 0.00 50.00 JANUARY LUNCHEON 384.37 500.00 600.00 MISCELLANEOUS 38.49 65.56 100.00

TOTAL $2453.29 $1906.48 $31 60.00

(AAUWBUDGET)