The most recent quarterly meeting of the Rosedale Neighborhood Association was held on Monday, March 28. The principal business of the meeting was the election of officers for the year commencing April 1. In addition, two representatives from RNA to the board of directors of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council and one representative to the Redevelopment Advisory Committee (RAC) were also elected. As had been the practice in previous years, a slate of candidates willing to stand for election to the various offices was presented to the members by a nominating committee. This slate was placed in nomination and the meeting was thrown open for any nominations from the floor. There were no addi tional nominations from the floor and the slate was elected by acclamation. The officers and representatives for the coming year are:
PRESIDENT Jo Ann Vatcha 6117 Westminster, 726-6974 VICE
PRESIDENT Robert Newsham 6142 Kingsbury, 726-5915 VICE
PRESIDENT Roy Bell 6154 Washington, 727-4105
TREASURER Tom Hoerr 6151 Washington, 862-5071
SECRETARY Karen Bynum 6037 Pershing, 862-6874
CORRESPONDING
SECRETARY Mary Jo Consiglio 6131 Westminster, 863-1347
REP. NORTH DISTRICT Tom McPherron 6171 Kingsbury, 721-6649
REP. NORTH DISTRICT Lu Green 6115 Westminster, 862-4187
REP. SOUTH DISTRICT Dan Schesch 6036 McPherson, 726-1891
REP. SOUTH DISTRICT Sue Tepas 6141 McPherson, 862-3783
REP. RAC COMMITTEE Peter Marcus 6047 Kingsbury, 726-3182
REP. RAC COMMITTEE Neville Vatcha 6117 Westminster, 726-6974
REP. RAC COMMITTEE Tom McPherron 6171 Kingsbury, 721-6649
On Saturday, April 16, RNA sponsored a neighborhood newspaper drive. We received $127.65 for 11,110 pounds of paper. This compares to $142.85 received in March, 1976 for about the same amount of paper. Thus, there has been a slight slippage in scrap paper prices. But the money is still good. In the paper drive just previous to March, 1976 we received, only $36.90.
On Sunday afternoon, May 22, be on the lookout for The Rosedale Membership Collectors. On that day, we will be trying to sign up and collect $3 in dues from as many residents as possible. We are going to make a special effort this year to recruit and involve our neighbors who are apartment dwellers, and we will need help in that regard in gaining access to the locked apartments. If you can help us, please call one of the officers and enlist!
The next general meeting of the Rosedale Neighborhood Assn. will be our Annual Dinner on June 4. Details will be in the next issue of The Paper and by flyer.
Rosedale Neighborhood Association, Inc. — Annual Treasurer’s Report, 3/1/76–2/28/77
Ordinary receipts
- 51 memberships: $153.00
- Art Fair Cake Sale: $326.98
- Paper Drive: $142.85
- Dinner Theatre: $1,744.07
- Total ordinary receipts: $2,366.90
Ordinary expenses
- Annual Dinner: $14.58
- Dinner Theatre: $1,458.51
- Ad for Dinner Theatre in Paper: $56.00
- Annual Treasurer’s Salary: $1.00
- Halloween party prizes: $10.00
- Halloween party puppeteer: $40.00
- Banking expenses: $4.34
- Stamps: $2.79
- Gift to THE PAPER: $400.00
- Gift to the People’s Clinic: $400.00
- Trophy (Police-Community Relations event): $15.00
- Printed total ordinary expenses: $2,406.56
Printed reconciliation
- Cash Balance at beginning of year: $152.96
- Add Total Ordinary Receipts: $2,366.90
- Less Total Ordinary Expenses: $2,406.56
- Net Receipts for the year: $113.30
- Deduct Annual Registration Fee: $1.00
- Cash Balance at end of year: $112.30
Originally published in The Paper, May 1977.
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Archival transcription note: Listed expenses sum$2402.22, printed total$2406.56: discrepancy$4.34, not silently repaired. Printed closing$112.30 reconciles with printed total. Intro representative counts differ from listed positions; retained.
Original source: SD_Times1977_05.pdf, printed page(s) 5; PDF page(s) 5.
