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LOCKLETTER
AAUW Lock
Haven Branch
Lock Haven, PA |
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Diane Whitaker, President |
Editor: Bobbie Way |
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President’s Message
Good Day Members,
Linda Frye, with
support from the Bylaws Committee (Jackie Whitling, Carol
Hildebrand, Elizabeth Brobst and Diane Whitaker), presented
the mandatory changes to be made and various non-mandatory
changes we may wish to make to our Bylaws. The packet was
sent to State and sent back with a few corrections for the
mandatory changes and suggestions for non-mandatory
changes. I’m sure Linda will be able to update us at the
November meeting.
Another issue we
are all concerned about is the payment of our AAUW dues to
State and National. I have been assured from Angela that
deposits were made and the checks were mailed.
Our next meeting
will be held at Ross Library, November 5 at 7 p.m. We will
hear April Henry speak on Leadership Clinton County, which
encourages the growth of individual potential. Are there
AAUW members, other than President Diane, that have gone
through the program? Our hostess that night is Andie
Bennett.
Till we meet in November
President Diane |
  
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Meeting
Thursday, November 5 @ 7:00 p.m.
Ross Library
Rebecca Gross Room
LEADERSHIP CLINTON
COUNTY
April Henry
April Henry, our presenter this month, currently serves as
the coordinator for both Leadership Clinton County and for
the Clinton County Enterprise Zone. April has been with the
Clinton County Economic Partnership for 10 years.
Hostess: Andie Bennett |
  
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December
in November
AAUW’s December meeting
will rush the holiday season a little and occur in November.
We will be attending the LHU's Community concert on Sunday,
November 22, at 3:00 in Price Auditorium at LHU. After the
concert the group plans on going to Uncle Albert’s, 312 N.
Vesper Street, Lock Haven, for dinner.
Parking for the concert
will be in the lot near the PUB and in the
lot off Fairview Street which was the former location of the
Silk Mill. A shuttle bus will be running beginning at 2:15
from both of these locations and will also run after the
concert.
PLEASE contact Laura Long
(748-7316) if you are planning on attending the supper
afterwards so that she can let Uncle Albert’s know how many
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Minutes of October 1, 2009
Meeting of the Lock Haven Branch of AAUW
Clinton County Arts
Office |
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In attendance were 17
members and 1 guest.
President Diane
Whitaker called the meeting to order at 7:45 p.m. after a
presentation by Matt Connor. The minutes of the last
meeting were approved as printed in the Lockletter.
There was no report from the fiscal officer.
Committee Reports
Bylaws
Linda Frye reviewed
changes to the branch bylaws including mandated changes from
National. The revised bylaws will be sent to state AAUW for
approval after which the branch will vote on accepting them.
Legal Advocacy Fund
Beth Brobst outlined
the purpose of LAF and collected donations for the fund.
Book Sale
Toni Tomasi announced
that a Price and Sort will be held on Thursday, October 15
at 9:00 a.m. at Ross Library.
Write – Read – Write
Laura Long and
Roberta Doyle will coordinate this project starting with a
classroom presentation at the Lamar Township Elementary
School in January.
Newsletter
Diane Whitaker
announced that the next Lockletter deadline is October 20.
AAUW News
Diane Whitaker
updated the branch on National AAUW projects and policies.
Announcements
The next meeting will
be held on Thursday, November 5 at Ross Library.
The meeting was
adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
Amy Carroll, Secretary
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Educational Foundation

This note was
received from one of our scholarship recipients:
AAUW Members,
Thank you all for your generosity in awarding me a grant to
continue my education. Meeting you all at the dinner held
in September was truly a pleasure and something I will
cherish. You all are amazing women that I feel privileged
to have met, and I promise to work hard not to let you
down. Have a great year and best of luck in your endeavors!
Thank you again for everything! This donation made it
possible for me to continue my education. For that I am
truly grateful.
Sincerely,
Kristi Byrne
Beth Brobst is the
Chair of the Educational Foundation. |
  
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AAUW Sets the Record
Straight: Headlines
Corporate
lobbyists forged one or more letters from AAUW to
members of Congress. This blatant act of fraud is
unacceptable. As AAUW's Linda Hallman and Lisa
Maatz have pointedly said, "how dare they trade on
AAUW's good reputation?" The media and online
community have echoed our concerns and indignation.
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PA AAUW NEWS |
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Eleanor Roosevelt was an
extraordinary individual who refused to be confined to the
traditional women’s roles of her time. Among her many
accomplishments, she was an advocate and champion for
women’s rights, civil rights, workers’ rights, and universal
human rights. HAPPY
125th BIRTHDAY
OCTOBER 11, 2009 |
  
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2009-2010
AAUW Lock Haven Branch
Board of Directors |
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Elected
Officers |
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President |
Dianne Whitaker |
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Program Vice Presidents |
Roberta Doyle
Laura Long |
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Membership Vice Presidents |
Jo Anne Hoberman Michele Long |
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Recording Secretary |
Amy Carroll |
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Fiscal Officer |
Angela Black |
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Appointed Positions (subject to change) |
Education Foundation /
Legal Advocacy Chair |
Beth Brobst |
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Public Policy |
Committee (chaired by Branch
President) |
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Book Sale |
Toni Tomasi
Carol Hildebrand |
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Hostess |
TBA |
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Publicity |
Roberta Doyle
Becky Gilbert |
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Diversity |
JoAnn Marcinkevage |
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Parliamentary Advisor |
Linda Frye |
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Cheer Committee |
Gerry Cierpilowski
Betty Nelson |
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Area Representatives |
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Historian |
Dianne Whitaker |
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Lockletter |
Bobbie Way |
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Yearbook |
Ellie Zimmerman
Bobbie Way |
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DIVERSITY POLICY
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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, disability, or class. |
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