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Or UK Loaid of Delegates «.■*■ ting
Capitol Hill C o ti m j n i ; y >.>■ r.* p r
The meeting was called to order by President Dan Paulien at 7:30 p.m.
hoard members present were Lynn Adams, Kathy Allen, Gordon Appell,
Irian Barhaugh, Sally Barton, Morrie Berkowitz, Mel Carter, Dene Clark,
Ray Fisher, Ken Freed, Bob Fuller, Michael henry, Jim Hill, Sharon
Hill, Joanne hill, Sarah Kite, Ted K0yer, Marcia Hugher, Bill Johnson,
Bernie Jones, Liz Jones, Rose Kapelezynski, Sally Kurtzman, Larry
Levi, Paul Mahoney, Patricia Mielnick, Janet Moore-Kirkland, Norma
Oldham, Martin Pato, Tom PotterF Leon Sanders. Joknn Soker. Jovce
Thorn, Charles Trainor £ OttTers present we're Jock McNultyrjfauline
Bryan^J Ron Yost, Nancy Rettig, Vicki Rottman, M.E. Hobbs, Myrna Hipp,
Ed Tilton.
The minutes of the April 19 meeting were approved as mailed.
Dan read the responses from Denver School Board members Ginny Rockwell
and Kay Schomp to the letter he sent to the Board of Education regarding
the final school closings decision.
Groundbreaking for the renovation of the 'Capitol Hill Community Center
will be at 11:00 a.m. June 4. Dan urged our attendance. The dedication of Cathedral Square North across from St. John's Episcopal
Cathedral will be at 10:15 a.m. on June 10. CHUN donated money to
purchase trees.
Dan and Marcia Hughes reported on Citizen's Visitation Day, Department
of Welfare, City and County of Denver.
Civic Center East. Cass Dickerson announced the first project of this
group of businessmen on East Colfax. They plan to beautify East Colfax from Pennsylvania to Ogden by planting flower boxes, etc. This
will be accomplished mostly by volunteers the end of June.
Communi cations. Ken Freed said more public relations needs to be
included with the job of Communications Vice President.
Treasurer's Report. Dene Clark reported a balance in CHUN's checking
account 4-17-79 of $2208.19. Receipts totaled $914.60, excluding
receipts from the People's Fair. Expenditures totaled $207.42, leaving
a balance as of 5-14-79 of $2915.37. Balance in People's Fair checking
account 4-18-79 was $1911.22. Receipts totaled $24,188.15, expenditures
$12,406.22. Total balance 5-20-79, including Savings Account balance,
is $15,349.43.
We have requested a two month extension in filing CHUN's income tax
for 1976-78. The accountant's fee will be approximately $200.
People's Fair. Nancy Rettig, Coordinator, thanked all who helped.
The Fair was a big success. It appears that the profit will be around
$11,000 and CHUN should make between $1000 - $1200. A picnic for
volunteers is planned Sunday, June 3 at 4:30 p.m. at the park near the
Capitol Hill Community Center. There will be a full People's Fair
report next month. Near the end of June the Select Committee comprised of 5 CHUN members and 5 members from the People's Fair Committee will begin planning for the distribution of Fair profits to neighborhood organizations. The following people will be CHUN's members
Object Description
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| Call Number | WH1016 |
| Title | Capitol Hill United Neighborhood (CHUN) Board of Delegates Meeting Minutes: Capitol Hill Community Center |
| Creator(s) | Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods, Inc. |
| Summary | Meeting minutes of the Capitol Hill United Neighborhood (CHUN) Board. Minutes include list of members present as well as administrative and community issues facing the board. Specifically, Capitol Hill Community Center groundbreaking, plans to beautify East Colfax with flowers, People's Fair, the Housing Committee with a one year program on counseling and displacement, CHUN house tour, retreat, office space and committees, National Neighbors Convention, Mile High United Way grants for innovative social services programs, Environment Committee and Air Pollution Control Commission. |
| Date | 1979 May 24 |
| Notes | Located in Box 2 File Folder 27 |
| Physical Description | 3 p. |
| Subject (topic) |
Citizens' associations--Colorado--Denver. Land use, Urban--Colorado--Denver. Zoning--Colorado--Denver. City planning--Colorado--Denver. Neighborhood government--Colorado--Denver. Transportation--Colorado--Denver. Parks--Colorado--Denver. |
| Subject (name) |
Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods, Inc. People's Fair (Denver, Colo.) |
| Subject (geographic) | Capitol Hill (Denver, Colo. : Neighborhood) |
| Rights | Contact Western History/Genealogy Dept. Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado |
| Reproduction Available for Purchase | Yes |
| Contributor(s) | Hillstrom, Ronald, donor.; Citron, Chris, donor; Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods, Inc, donor. |
| Language | eng |
| Digital Origin | reformatted digital |
| Format-Medium | Document |
| Full-Text | Or UK Loaid of Delegates «.■*■ ting Capitol Hill C o ti m j n i ; y >.>■ r.* p r The meeting was called to order by President Dan Paulien at 7:30 p.m. hoard members present were Lynn Adams, Kathy Allen, Gordon Appell, Irian Barhaugh, Sally Barton, Morrie Berkowitz, Mel Carter, Dene Clark, Ray Fisher, Ken Freed, Bob Fuller, Michael henry, Jim Hill, Sharon Hill, Joanne hill, Sarah Kite, Ted K0yer, Marcia Hugher, Bill Johnson, Bernie Jones, Liz Jones, Rose Kapelezynski, Sally Kurtzman, Larry Levi, Paul Mahoney, Patricia Mielnick, Janet Moore-Kirkland, Norma Oldham, Martin Pato, Tom PotterF Leon Sanders. Joknn Soker. Jovce Thorn, Charles Trainor £ OttTers present we're Jock McNultyrjfauline Bryan^J Ron Yost, Nancy Rettig, Vicki Rottman, M.E. Hobbs, Myrna Hipp, Ed Tilton. The minutes of the April 19 meeting were approved as mailed. Dan read the responses from Denver School Board members Ginny Rockwell and Kay Schomp to the letter he sent to the Board of Education regarding the final school closings decision. Groundbreaking for the renovation of the 'Capitol Hill Community Center will be at 11:00 a.m. June 4. Dan urged our attendance. The dedication of Cathedral Square North across from St. John's Episcopal Cathedral will be at 10:15 a.m. on June 10. CHUN donated money to purchase trees. Dan and Marcia Hughes reported on Citizen's Visitation Day, Department of Welfare, City and County of Denver. Civic Center East. Cass Dickerson announced the first project of this group of businessmen on East Colfax. They plan to beautify East Colfax from Pennsylvania to Ogden by planting flower boxes, etc. This will be accomplished mostly by volunteers the end of June. Communi cations. Ken Freed said more public relations needs to be included with the job of Communications Vice President. Treasurer's Report. Dene Clark reported a balance in CHUN's checking account 4-17-79 of $2208.19. Receipts totaled $914.60, excluding receipts from the People's Fair. Expenditures totaled $207.42, leaving a balance as of 5-14-79 of $2915.37. Balance in People's Fair checking account 4-18-79 was $1911.22. Receipts totaled $24,188.15, expenditures $12,406.22. Total balance 5-20-79, including Savings Account balance, is $15,349.43. We have requested a two month extension in filing CHUN's income tax for 1976-78. The accountant's fee will be approximately $200. People's Fair. Nancy Rettig, Coordinator, thanked all who helped. The Fair was a big success. It appears that the profit will be around $11,000 and CHUN should make between $1000 - $1200. A picnic for volunteers is planned Sunday, June 3 at 4:30 p.m. at the park near the Capitol Hill Community Center. There will be a full People's Fair report next month. Near the end of June the Select Committee comprised of 5 CHUN members and 5 members from the People's Fair Committee will begin planning for the distribution of Fair profits to neighborhood organizations. The following people will be CHUN's members |
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