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OTNA Newsletter |
Neighborhood
Association
Minutes
of Annual Meeting,
October 19, 2007 The
Old Town Neighborhood Association held its
annual meeting (and inaugural Oktoberfest!)
Friday, Oct. 19, 2007 at the home of Dr. Mark
and Lisa Moore, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. A meeting
of the Crime Watch Committee was held in conjunction
with the annual meeting.
Present
at the meeting were:
Ed
and Lucy Carter
Beverly
Frick
Dennis
and Colleen Barton
Lillian
Cox
Linda
Harkey
Karen
Jackson
Helen
Light
Grayal
Farr
Beth
Mulrennan
Linda
Dobson
Beverly
Huff
Dot
Carroll
Nada
Carey
Kathryn
Travis
Jack
and Grace Kane
Harry
and Lisa Miley
Lucy
Carter
Robert
and Olga Williams
Sue,
Stan and Willow Parsons
T.S.
Wu
Cheryl
and Jack Davis
Sue
and Jay Newman
Chris
Johnson
Andy
and Kathy McLeod
Sharon
and Tom Rolfes
Susan
Ray
Greg
Cohen
At
the meeting, outgoing President Beverly Frick
thanked the 2006-2007 Board for its service
and presented the ballot for the 2007-2008
Board, which was unanimously approved.
In
alphabetical order, the board for the coming
year is:
Colleen
Barton (returning board member)
Ginger
Blackmon
Nada
Carey
Ed
Carter (returning board member and Crime Watch
organizer)
Karen
Jackson
Mark
Moore, President (returning
board member)
Ms.
Susan Ray, Secretary,
Newsletter Editor (returning board member)
Kathryn
Travis
The
board will seek to appoint or recruit a treasurer
at its next meeting.
Leaving
the board are:
Beverly
Frick (president) Mary Carroll, Linda Harkey,
Tom Kramer, Debi McDaniel (newsletter editor),
Kathy Baughman McLeod, Jim Waxman, Betty Sue
Newman (secretary), Brad Roberts and Don Whiddon.
Resigning from the board before their term
expired were: Sam Kramer (treasurer) Jerry
Jaski and Mary Lou Rachel (vice president).
Incoming
President Mark Moore presented Lillian Cox
with the Old Town Neighborhood Association’s
first annual President’s Award for service
to the community. She was honored with a plaque
featuring a newly redesigned OTNA Logo that
features the Old Town “oak tree” in
the Shadow of the Old Capitol, reflecting Old
Town’s in-town convenience and notable
residents. Beverly Frick was presented with
a bouquet of flowers by Dr. Moore, as a gesture
of sincere appreciation for all her work on
the OTNA Board.
Crime
Watch
The
Crime Watch Committee met in conjunction with
the Annual Meeting, and Ed Carter distributed
the quarterly Summer of Calls for Old Town.
The breakdown is as follows:
Ed
Carter also distributed Halloween safety tips.
Neighborhood
for a Lifetime
Lisa
Miley and Dot Carroll, together with outgoing
President Beverly Frick, are looking into making
Old Town a “Neighborhood for a Lifetime,” by
assessing the needs of Old Town’s seniors
to see what they might need help with, and
matching willing and able residents with the
seniors to help with everyday things such as
lifting heavy objects, yardwork, etc. Lisa
and Dot will work with Susan to get something
in the upcoming newsletter to gauge interest.
Respectfully
submitted,
Susan
Ray
Secretary |