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Newspaper
Hyde Park Herald
Location
Hyde Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1972
Page
11
Evergreen completes its first year as a weekly tabloid with four pages mailed to members and printed in Hyde Park Herald as Co op Notes reaching the wider community. Management praises cost savings versus prior flyers and a monthly Evergreen plus ads.
Evergreen outlines the election schedule with March 22 and March 29 candidate biographical information. Ballots mailed in April. voting closes at 4:00 p.m. April 16 at Hyde Park Union Church.
Education director Gladys Scott presents the fifth installment of the Hyde Park Co op history based on the Society’s early records.
The board accepted W B Shank's resignation as Chairman by motion with alternates voting. A balance sheet for December was discussed and a new bookkeeping setup was approved with management responsible for financial statements. The board authorized Shank to handle urgent matters and to end the rental of a multi-graph by January 20. Dick Pollack was invited to the next meeting to discuss his relation to C C S. The meeting adjourned at midnight with a February note of thanks to Pollack for outreach efforts.
Gladys summarizes the first five installments of Co op History on the back page. The board approved the December balance sheet. Mr Hayenja moved to elect a seventh director for February 16 with W B Shank voting yes. February 20 1934 final motion passed unanimously to accept December 31 1933 balances despite acknowledged inaccuracies. Adjourned 11 p m. To be continued in April.
Hyde Park Cooperative Society signs a lease with Hyde Park Shopping Center securing 1100 square feet south of the store and 4500 square feet of new space to be built on the north. Management plans include more checkouts, storage, possible new departments including beer wine and liquor, expanded sundry drug, and a permanent Grocery Pick up Station. Members are invited to submit suggestions and updates will follow in the Evergreen.
Alice Schlessinger and Donna Durbin share their first Listening Post trial at the Co op on Saturday March 4 near the Bottle Return Counter. They invite others to a March 16 meeting at 8 p.m. in the Co op Meeting Room to learn about hosting, sign up, and training plans.
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