Kennedy School Community Room
7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Agenda
1. Establish a quorum, approve agenda, review 5 minutes
and reconfirm the meeting rules (listed below)
2. Introduce New Board Members 5 minutes
3. Approve Minutes (December) 5 minutes
4. Treasurer’s Report 10 minutes
5. Action Items 30 minutes
This coming Tuesday, January 15th, CNA’s Land Use/Livability/Transportation joint committees will not meet at Kennedy School.
Instead we will tour Cerimon House, located at 5131 NE 23rd, just a block off Alberta at 7PM. This will give us a chance to see the inside of what has been called the “Old White Church” before remodeling starts and to hear about their plans. They have the potential to be a great asset to the neighborhood and to CNA as it will be a low key events and arts facility.
There is no heating in the building and is quite cold so dress warmly. We will meet in the “Little Church” across the street where it is warm and then visit the building to be remodeled. It should take about 30-40 minutes of your time, so do drop in with the rest of us to see what’s going on.
Our regular monthly meeting will return to Kennedy School on Feb. 19th. In the meantime we are working with Expatriate Lounge’s Good Neighbor Agreement and awaiiting PBOT’s response to their reorganization and our traffic improvement requests of a year ago.
George M. Bruender, Land Use Co-chair
503-287-4787
The Board voted in December 2012 to move the Board meeting to the 4th Tuesday of the month, so as not to conflict with Race Talks, which are held the 2nd Tuesday of every month in the Gym of the Kennedy School. Race Talks is a series of dialogues that deals with race in Oregon, both historically and up to the present time, to provide learning experiences that support the development of racial identity and sensitivity.
Each month, Kennedy School hosts a presentation on a different topic of ethnicity and racial elements in Oregon history, given by educators and/or experts in the topic at hand. The aim is to provide educational and learning experiences that support the development of intercultural sensitivity and racial identity. (source: McMenamins Kennedy School ) To learn more about Race Talks visit: Uniting to Understand Racism.
Friends of Trees Plant It! Presentation December 6th, 7PM – 9PM at Kennedy School Community Room. An informative slide show will be presented by Jim Gersbach of Concordia Tree Team followed by Q&A. Bring your individual tree concerns and questions to the event. Friends of Trees staff and volunteers will be available to help you to sign up and place your order, so that the tree you fall in love with will be waiting for you! Trees sellout every year so order early!!
Tuesday December 4th, 2012, beginning at 6 PM
Concordia University’s Third Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in the Portico of the Library.
Festive Holiday Music & Christmas Carols and special guest Santa!!!
7 PM to 9 PM
Concordia neighborhood Association Holiday Party in the Library Lobby.
Free Food & Refreshments
Concordia News seeks an editor/general assignment reporter who knows how to lay out a monthly publication, and who isn’t afraid to cover a PTA meeting, deliver newspapers to local newsstands and pitch in to help with all facets of news coverage in Concordia neighborhood. This position shares responsibility with other volunteers to cover special events around the community and is encouraged to write feature stories about local events and personalities.
We are looking for someone who shares our long-standing commitment to and love of quality community journalism. Knowledge of Photoshop and InDesign a plus. Sense of humor a must.
Contact: Send resume and clips or other writing samples to contactcnaboard@yahoo.com. Please list “Editor” in the subject line of your email.
We are looking for a community member to fill the business manager position at Concordia News. This publication is delivered to over 5,000 households and businesses monthly, and is the main method of communication used by our neighborhood association.
This position works closely with our local business community to promote our advertising services for monthly publication. It involves tracking and reporting of monthly advertising revenue, and promoting ad sales to potential customers. If you like working with people and building relationships in the community, while increasing your skills this could be the place for you! If you would like more information or to apply, please submit a letter of interest and a resume to contactcnaboard@yahoo.com. Please list “Business Manager Position” in the subject line of your email.
At this Year’s Holiday Party, we will be collecting Cans of Food for the Oregon Food Bank and clothing donations for the Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon’s (EMO) HIV Day Center.
The Oregon Food Bank helps nearly one in five households fend off hunger by
distributing food through a variety of sources through a statewide network. Their
local programs provide food directly to people who are hungry in the form of
boxes of food for people to take home or prepared meals. The Oregon Food Bank
Network serves an average of 270,000 people each month.
The HIV Day Center is a non-denominational project of the EMO and is housed
at the Ainsworth United Church of Christ located at NE 30th Avenue and
Ainsworth Blvd. This center provides over 700 meals each month to low income
people dealing with HIV in addition to providing counseling, clothing, showers,
recreational therapy, access to computers & phones, and mutual support.
The CNA encourages neighbors to bring one or more of the following items to the Holiday Party to donate:
