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17th Annual AAUW Benefit for the educational foundation 3-15-96r f (to )V tXZ off' ,rA.KE ABOUT AAUW The American Association of University Women, founded in 1881, is the oldest organization of its kind for women in the United States. Today there are over 160,000 members in 1,750 branches across the country dedicated to the promotion of equity for all women and girls, promotion of lifelong education, and the implementation of positive societal and community changes. Locally, the Northern Palm Beach County Branch is an active organization formed thirty-eight years ago. Monthly general meetings are held on the third Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. with programs of current interest. Special interest groups meet monthly on various topics, such as Art at Tea Time, Evening Literary Group, Women in Literature, and Dinner Club. Interested women with degrees from accredited colleges and universities may obtain either activity or membership information from Lucille Wendel at 622-6708. In principal and practice AAUW 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, or disability. AAUW provides the opportunity to use education to make a difference. Welcome to the 17th ANNUAL AAUW BENEFIT for THE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION of the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN Northern Palm Beach County Branch March 15, 1996 Embassy Suites Hotel PGA Palin Beach Gardens Patchingrton's North Palm Peach THANK YOU TO OUR RAFFLE DONORS A Cookie Lover..........Cooking Southern Style Sally Bailey......... ... Handcrafted Quilted Christmas Wallhanging Bernice Beverstein...... Handcrafted Table Runner Boynton Beach Branch Baskets............ Coffee Break Easter Treats Get Well - Keep Well Kitchen Culinary Pampered Lady Dinner Club Basket........A Fine Beginning Embassy Suites PGA....... One night guest room Evening Literary Group Baskets.......... Cooking Basket English Afternoon Basket Rainy Day Basket Four Seasons Resort.......Ocean Bistro, Palm Beach Luncheon for two Marion Knapp..............Hallmark Gift Wrap APPLAUSE TO At the Embassy Suites PGA and Patricia Aven, Director of Catering Nancy Morris, Area Manager PATCH.INGTON' S , Oakbrook Square John R. Cimino for Music Robert P. Shelow for the money -hat All the members and friends that supported the benefit. PROGRAM Marion Knapp, Mistress of Ceremonies Welcome - Doris Karlik, Branch President Invocation - Dolores Washam MENU Garden Tossed Salad Raspberry Vinegarette or Ranch Dressing Chicken Piccata Rice Pilaf Chef's Fresh Seasonal Vegetables Warm Rolls and Butter Creme Puff Swan with Chocolate Mousse Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee Tea, Iced Tea RECOGNITION of EF HONOREES FASHIONS by PATCHINGTON°S, North Palm Beach Commentary by Judy Pi erman , 'Music by John Cimino Models include: Sally Bailey, Janice Cover, Mary Katherine Flucke, Ann Hutchins, Lorraine Moyses, and Susan Seufert. DOOR PRIZE DRAWINGS RAFFLE DRAWINGS 1967 1971 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION HONOREES Thelma Obert Patricia Sharp Livingston Jean Groff dos Santos Jean Atherton Libby Saylor Perry, Elaine James Shirley Barton (deceased) , Susan Seufert Lea Cloyed, Betty Priscilla Bennett Maybelle Davie Judy Pierman Thelma Obert Jean Haun AAUW EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION The founders of the American Association of University Women believed that education is the key to achieving equity for women of all ages, races, creeds, and nationalities. Over the years AAUW has responded to the changing needs of women, but this vision remains the driving force for today's AAUW members, who raise more than $2 million a year to support the AAUW Educational Foundation. The AAUW Educational Foundation has helped more than Vantrease 6, 000 women reach their personal and professional goals through a variety of fellowships and grants, including: American Fellowships; Selected Professions Fellowships; International Fellowships; Eleanor Roosevelt Teacher Fellowships; Career Development Grants; and Community Action Grants. Jean Boller (deceased) The Thelma Obert Research & Projects Endowment was established by the North Palm Beach Branch in 1985. 1985 Judy Pi erman, Jane Havi 11, and Betty Moore 1986 Sue Slone 1987 Ellen Finnerty 1988 Anne Fitzpatrick 1989 Ann Moore 1990 Molly Cl Bare 1991 Kitty Dew, Marion Knapp, and Betty Moore In 1992 the North Palm Beach Branch completed the Thelma Obert Research & Projects Endowment so that students were able to start receiving grants in Thelma's name. 1992 Thelma Obert 1993 Sally Bailey 1994 Helen Zientek 1995 Thelma Obert 1996 Ann Hutchins, Lucille Wendel 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; Marina Nunez del Prado, sculptress, 1940; Ines Durana, healthcare administrator, 1969; and Ebudane Adegbuyi, agronomist, 1985. Because of the efforts of our members and friends, the world is a better place this year. CAMPBELL AND KARLIK, P.A. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 3450 NORTHLAKE BLVD. SUITE 200 PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 33403 TELEPHONE: (407) 625-5220 CARL L. CAMPBELL DIANE L. KARLIK CONCENTRATING IN THE AREAS OF TAXATION, PROBATE, TRUSTS, WILLS, ESTATE PLANNING, REAL ESTATE, AND CORPORATIONS. FASHION SHOW COMMITTEE Marion Knapp, Chair Doris Karlik, Co -Chair Ads, Carol Whalen Boynton Peach Rep, Kristen Brooks Decorations, Jan Barker Doors Prizes, Mary Katherine Flucke and Lois Graf Models, Judy Pierman Money Hat, Alice Vitatoe and Jane Terwillegar Program, Marion Knapp Program Corer, Betty Robin Publicity, Carol Whalen Raffle, Sue Slone and Diane Cochran Tickets, Sally Bailey Ann Hutchins 1996-1997 OFFICERS President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doris Karlik Program Vice -President. . . . . . . . . Breezy Freeman Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alice Vitatoe Membership Vice President . . . . . . Lucille Wendel Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lois Graf Treasurer . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . Betty Vantrease WE APPRECIATE DOOR PRIZES FROM THE FOLLOWING Barnes & Noble Bookstore, Palm Beach Gardens Bullock's for Hair China Wok Garden Molly Cleare Community Savings, Village Commons Crown Wine Merchants Maybelle Davie Mary Katherine Flucke Virginia Francis Breezy Freeman Dr. Charles Gianasi, in memory of Patricia Lois Graf Jerry & Joe's Fruit and Vegetable Market Jonathan T's Hair Salon Doris and Steven Karlik Mamma Leone's Margie McKnight Mother Nature's Pantry O'Brians Restaurant, Juno Beach Palm Beach Bags, Inc. Patchington' s, Oakbrook Square Pier Salon, Juno Beach Publix Market, Bluffs Square, Jupiter Public Market, Shoppes On the Green Pat Robinson Naomi Rothstein Rose Schuyler Ruth' s Chris Steak House, NPB State Lighting Tammy's Esthetique Nails -Day Spa Judy Toy Mary Moore Tuggle Sally Alice Unkles Betty Vantrease Alice Vitatoe Walgreen Drug Store, Shoppes On the Green Patricia Walters Dolores Washam Carol Whalen LZ 0 EMBASSY SUITESO HOTEL 4380 PGA Boulevard, Palm Beach Gardens 561 691-3162 Eatc1-n-ngt:o:n) Nancy Morris Area Manager Oakbrook Square 1 1676 U.S. Highway One • North Palm Beach, FL 33408 407 --G 2 G -804G JOHN R. CIMINO MUSIC INSTRUCTION ENTERTAINMIENT FOR ALL OCCASIONS 8W HAwTHORmE DR. 5 61- 84 5- 83 3 2 LAKE PARK. FLORIDA 334U3-2429