https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/919e530afd78f464b14a9ce9e1095dee.pdf 1aef46386ed821e4bb7ee38f3a49ef7b PDF Text Text j J~J' JrJ1 ) ( ) N CAN Dl DATE FORUM Vol. IX, No.1 March 8 1 1989 As defined by the planning department, Brook Creek is that neighborhood bounded by the railroad tracks near Oregon Street on the west, 11th Street on the north, 19th Street (north side only) on the south, and the eastern city limits. If you live withim the Brook Creek Neighborhood, we would like for you to come to our monthly neighborhood meetings. Issues discussed at these meetings explore communitydevelopment, the neighborhood Center, and any other concerns you or your neighbors may wish to discuss. Meetings are held the second Wednesday of every month, except August, from 7:15, at the East Lawrence Center, in the smuth room, at 15th and Brook Streets. Tf you would be interested in having a neighborhood forum .Cor candidates for the City Conunission, one will be available at the East Lawrence Center at 15th and Brook Streets at 7 PM, March 15, . If " enough are interested. But we want to be sure that there are enough present to make it worthwhile for the candidates to give of their time. Therefore, if you womld come to such a forum, please call 843-0471 Or 843-9390, and express your interest. Call by March 13. Watch for the announcement in the Journal World or listen to KLWN on Wednesday. Let's make Brook Creek Neighborhood informed and let's have a larger percentage of voters than any other precinct in town. This is where your voice is really heard and counted. PLEASE COME Present members please note the change to Wednesday Thursday is down town night and the night for many city committee meetings. We hope Wednesday will be moe convenient for many of you. Dues are $1 per person. Board members are : President- Mr Don Binns Vice- Pres.- Goldie Harmon Sec.- Rachel Grantham Treas. Doug Miller �Fifteenth Street EDGEWOOD PARK JOGGING and FITNESS COURSE (Approximately one mile south around the loop and back) Fitness Stations <D Balance Beam ® Dodge Posts I I I I ATHLETIC P'lli.O .___ _....J ----, ®Fence I ® ® 1-Udte/Body Lift @Muscle Bar I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I c I I m I ® Bar Hecllth Ladder I I 1r I! II i Horizontal Slide (!) . Parallel I I I ca I I I II t I I 1 I Bltl I I I I I I I I I I I I I (Revited 11/88) I I 1.... I NOT TO SCALE '' ' '' -...JL _______________________ ---------, 1~r·~ .• •..:- • • • • • • • ·~·•. :l ' ',; ''' [NNIS BALL DIAMONO COURT ''' '· P.AitiCING • 8 • •+ : • • I ~-~ 8<1;2 MILE! . • .. ,,,.., C,ol. • . 8 <o.., • . •' I p~ !y ~ • IQUIPtolf:NT ~ ..,~~. I e ~----j ~~·® e e e ~ I : • .. • • v.o,.GIA. • ..~ ...&. e..,,..v ,r""' / ~.:;._-..... 6 / / / / • / / ~I • ,.---• .S,.J ,"' , �VACATION OF ALLEYS TREES It has come to the attention of the association that there are a number of alleys in the area that the city has control of. If you wish the city to vacate these alleys,and the property returned to the owner, you may Would you ask the city to vacate these alleys •• Only property owners may request this vacation of alleys. If you are for your parking frontage ? interested, see George Williams at the City Engineer's The city has Cfice at eity Hall. approved $2500 from Community Development Charles Howe or Freda Stalkfleet can tell you how to funds for the Brook go about it.They have already applied. Brook Creek Association did not alleys be paved. like a free tree request that these ********* FULL-DAY KINDERGARTEN East Heights School has been chosen to experiment with the new concept of the full day attendance of children of kindergarten age. Creek area for trees to be placed in the parking in front of homes of people who desire them and are willing to care for them. If you wish to have such a tree ,please, fill out the following form and return to : Grantham, 1316 E 16th St., by September 15. Request form: We suspect that there will be much resting and playing in store for these wee folks. ********* I hereby agree to plant, maintain and water the tree BLOOD BANK that I receive. There is a severe shortage of blood for Douglas County at the present Signature time. This is something which one can donate without cost •• We urge you to donate if you Address are physically able. Just call the Blood Center at 749-3017 and they will give you an appointment at your convenience. The address is 329 Missouri. ********** Notice: Trees may be requested by the owners of the c. orooert~ and the trees must be confined to the c1ty t'lgnt-01:-way. �SCHOOL TRAFFIC BEACONS The City Commission over-ruled the decision to deny East Heights'request for traffic beacons as other schools in town have. PICNIC There will be two beacons on Fifteenth Street- one east and one west of Haskell. They may not be installed before school starts but they have been ordered. Thank you, City Commission, "School supplies." Ttie annual MEMBERSHIP picnic will be held at Brook Creek Park, September 13, at 6:30 pm for members and prospective members. Meat and drinks will be furnished. Bring a covered dish and your table service,Dues for the coming year may be paid at that time ~o be ahead of Santa's demands for your $$$s. Remember- no inflation. Dues are still $1,00. No other representation is so inexpensive. Many of you who were former members are no longer active. Why ? We need youJfor we continue to seek ways and means to improve our neighborhood and it is yruethat "in union there is strength... We do not know your needs if you do not present them and, if your own needs have been met, don't you owe it to others to help them meet theirs? Incidentally, it is doubtful if the following tl1i:ngs could have been accomplished without our organization: l.Water mains on Oakhill and Summit 2,Drain pipe at 13th and Brook 3,Drainage ditch at 13th & Brook, rip-rap and widening 4.Drainage improvements on East 15th S,East 15th overlay from Delaware to Cadet 6. Sidewalks Maryland to Haskell, 13th from Haskell to Brook,south from Edgewood to 19th, 7,. Edgewood bike trail and playground equipment at Edgewood and Brook Creek rn~r.k~ 1 soccercfield, screening at .!:TctS'C'"Lawrence enter ********* WALKING There is concern for the safety of those people who continue to walk in the streets instead of using the side walks, We went to great trouble and expense to provide the walks for the safety of our children on their way to schools and to the Center,Most of the children do use the walks but many adults go strolling down the streets apparently oblivios of the traffic. This is necessary only when the sidewalks have not been cleared of snow in winter, SUNFLOWER JOURNEYS If you are not familiar with the program "Sunflower Journeys"which airs on Channel 11, you are missing out on some interesting programs on our great state of Kansas and the people who are doing great things. The programs are presented on Thursdays at 9p.rn. and on Saturdays at 5:30 p,m, They last ~ hour. There have already been three concerning Lawrence. They are not just historical but are current and tell about things you might find interesting to explore on a week-end or just a day's trip. Tune in sometime! ******* * ** �Eleventh Street Jr SCHO~~ ..::lJ starts Sept.S • • J J~ Vol. Vlll, No. 3 August 22, 1989 ' ----- As defined by the plannlns departme~t, Brook Creek ls that Relghborhood boUnded by the rallroad traclte nenr Oregan St. on the W.st, 11th st. on the north, 19th (north side only) .~ on tiM! south, Me:! ttie eastern cl ty ..-:! llltlts. •: · . .G Jf you lbe within the Brook Creek ;G neighborhood, '"' would lllte for you Cl) se. .!:: "A spelling test? Surely they have software for that sort of thing!" to COMe to our ~nthly neighborhood 188U@8 dltcussed at tfH!se Metlnf!,J ~ ' f EAST LAWRENCE CENTER explore community eyelopnent, tl~ nel&hborhood center and any othet ~:mncerns you or your MEETINGS The East Lawrence Center,l245 East 15th St. is open for youth activities during the following hours: Monday through SaturdayI-S p.m •• Sunday - 3-6 p.m. Center pnone: 842-9418 Room reservations for meetings (until 10 p.m.} are available. For reservations call 843-7122 at least two weeks in advance for infonnation. ' f BROOK'": CREEK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Second Wednesday of the month (except June, July, August) 7:30 pm at East LaWA~P.£e Center """" ...... " ntlghbOrs may wlsh to discuss. fteetlnts at1! held the second Thur!tday of each·month, from 7130 to ~.oo pm at the East Lawrence Center. Please come I Broo}( Creek Jmpt'OYement Association Picnic September 13 at Brook Creek Park 6:30 pm ~~~~~mm~--~~u.~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~.j"IBia~lalaRIRmRB~...-~.__._....JIBoard Members• 5 ,Iff , BROOK CREEK NEICIUIOIUIOOO IJOONDAJUES ·--"---r', 1 1 ' ' '' ', vP:ePre. s. Sec. Treas. ~~: ~~~ :~~~~t Mrs. Grantham Mr. Doug Miller �UNITED F1JND RECYCLING Your representative was asked to attend the last meeting of the United Fund steering committee for the purpose of giving publicity to the fall drive, Upon arrival at the meeting she was greeted with the statement, "We have allotted this Brook Creek about $20,ooo S 0 R T We are sorry that we were not chosen as one of the neighborhoods to participate in the pilot program for recycling of waste materials and also that the program was not adopted by the city. However the people who are time~" collecting recyclable materials are adjacent to our Upon stating that she was not aware that we had neighborhood- just over on east 9th Street. So call requested anything from the United Fund, an inspection them if you are interested, REQUESTS Edgewood Homes had represented themselves as representing our neighborhood and the East Lawrence Center, *** ****** of the budget revealed that the "Kid Kare Center" at Be sure to bring your ideas for requests And for ideas the committee had not investigated further assuming that which will improve our neighborhood, to the September it was fur programs at the Center,This was indeed an or 'October meetings. unfortunate misunderstanding on the part of Plans for such projects must be finalized by the committee, and a disadvantage to our neighborhood which November and, since there is a detailed amount of has information which is required for already lost many of our programs to the Holcomb get center, your ideas any request- please, in early, ********* CLEAN UP CLEAN UP lf unsightly property is a problem in your immediate neighborhood, report to the city inspector, There is now someone assigned to this duty and action will be taken after due hearing by the board, ********* COMMODITIES Commodities will no longer be distributed at the East Lawrence Center, From by E K A N at one You will of the no~ on they will be dsitributed buildings at Edgewood Homeso probably be required to re- registero ********* MEETING DATES FOR THE COMING YEAR 1989 September October November December 13 u 8 13 1990 January February March April May 10 14 14 11 9 Some interesting programs are being planned, Don't miss them. �Vol VIII No.4 December 1989 ~-------~ t----L---.-....--1 ' I I ELECTION OF OFFICERS AT DECEMBER MEETING I ' ~ ~ j /~ J ~~ -~~-.:"_"'"'" (1<-.:iru ... TH stllrtr _j~ rr"~•ct ~---'-President ~~;~co • soc•rrv Don Binns Vice Pres. Goldie. HA.rmon Rachel Grantham Sec. Doug Miller 11 Treas. ............~--~~......~~----mm'-lia1~'---..~..----........................._._ ~~ I'll ~L==:J, i """' :::-=J ar~ ~niy':$i.Bo Dues per person per year, due in September. Any of the above persons will be glad to accept your dues. PLEASE JOIN ! ! ! �WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE WHERE WE I~ElD YOU WOULD NOT HAVE ? Brook Creek and Edgewood Parks Sidew~lk~ on Thirteenth, fifteenth and Nineteenth Streets YOUR HELP .Ill ." CHRISTMAS MEETING !! East Lawrence Center guilding December 13.Wednesday 7;30- 9;00 PM East Lswrence Center MUSIC by East Heights Singers Rust-free water lines on Oakhill and adjacent streets ,: 1 ',~. Drainage system at 13th & Oakhill A pleasant polling place with handy parking for votipg W===================================S Candidates forums before elections The Brook Creek Neighborhood An annual neighborhood picnic Association needs you as a member ! Playground equipment in Brook Creek and Edgewood parks The association seeks to do things to better our Ball diamonds in both parks neighborhood ,Exarn~les of these things are legion and well known to most of you, A list ments has of these accomplish- been published repeatedly in our news letterso Our membership has gone down and is now less than half of what it was at its peak. If this decline continues we will have no alternative but to disband as an association and go back to being the"forgotten part" of the city as it was before the assocaition existedo Join me in our efforts to maintain and improve the quality of life in our neighbirhood, A soccer field in Edgew-ood park Paving and curbing on Fifteenth Street Shrubbery along Fifteenth Street in front of the Center Help with field trips for East Heights Children These are all things which would never have been had it not been for the tireless efforts of those who have worked as \team to present and pursue these issues at City Hall, These are not things which the city did for you. Most of them were obtained by careful planning and persistent requests to Federal Community Don Binns Development Funding, Much time was spent making the President of Brook Creek Neighborhood Improvement Association required estimates and attending numerous meetings. Don't you owe your neighbor a continuance of this sort of activity? Think on these things and come and do your part, Editorial �EAST HEIGHTS APRIL MEETING PROGRAM At our April 11 meeting we will have 2 speakers. One will represent the First National Bank and describe the new program thay have for Senior Partner depositers, !he second speaker will be from the Pari=rnedics and East Heights P T A will hold an ice crem social and bake sale, Tuesday, April 10 from 6 to 8 o'clock at the school *********** If you have a suggestion for a program you would cafeteria, ~lolunteers will discuss C P R classes. are needed, If you will help, please call the like to have presented or are prepared to present a school or call Nancy Scott at 842-2901 for a time slot, program, your suggestions would be most welcome. Some This one has suggested the Neighborhood Watch Program. Are is a great activity for all in the neighborhood to get acquainted with your school and your neighbors. SEE YOU THERE you interested1 ********** Please notice that at the last meeting of the Brook Creek Association it was voted not to have summer meetings. There will be meetings in September, October, November, December, March, April, amd May. A letter from Lynn Goodell, Director of Community Development, states that it would be helpful tf those ' are requesting trees understand that decisions on where trees can be planted and what type of trees will be planted are made by the Parks and Recreation Department. CONGRATULATIONS ! ! Our President, Don Binns was recently elected Presdent of the Retired Teachers Association of Douglas Countya Property owners may request particular types of trees, but they need to understand that it might not be possible to honor their requests.If you have questions ,please , contact Fred DeVictor of the Parks department. ********* CENSUS '90 Please, fill out and return your Censusform in the postage-paid envelope provideda By so doing, a census taker will not have to visit your home !! �/ ~ ~~ [A,I!J EARTH DAY SUPPER SUNDAY EVENING 5 - 9 APRIL 2 2 , 1 9 9 0 rn 0 ~ ACCESSIBLE HOUSING PROGRAM -:::!) The Accessible Housing Program of Inde- THE EAST LAWRENCE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION WISHES TO INVITE NEIGHBOR HOOD ASSOCIATIONS AND INTERESTED COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO TAKE PART IN AN EARTHDAY POTLUCK SUPPER. AFTER A DAY OF EARTHDAY EVENTS, PERHAPS WE CAN SHARE OUR LOCAL AND GLOBAL CONCERNS OVER PLATES OF TUNA DISH,BREAD ETC. NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS OR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS WHO WOULD LIKE TO GET TOGETHER PLEASE CONTACT pendence, Inc. Is now In operation to assist persons with a disability make needed modifications on rental apartments or houses. Some examples of modifications that are possible through the Program Include: - Building ramps to provide acce!lls to the entrance of an apartment or house. - Widening doorways to allow clearance for a person using a wheelchair. JOLENE ANDERSON 1402 NEW YORK LAWRENCE,KS.66044 842 2533 PATRICIA MARVIN 810 E.l3TH. LAWRENCE,KS.66044 8 4 2 '/385 SITE-FAIRGROUNDS PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS- CLEANING AGREEMENT (MANDATORY) FOOD CHOICE AND QUANTITY AGREEMENT - Installing a visual signaling system tt Inform a person who Is deaf that someone Is at the door. - Installing lever-type door or faucet handles to provide more Independent operation. - Replacing or beveling door thresholds which are too high, allowing smoother passage for a person using a wheelchair. - Installing grab bars In the bathroom. Patricia Marvin, recently appointed by the City Commission as chairman of S 0 R T (save our recyclable trash), gives the following information: You can take your recyclables and donate them to If there are accessibility modifications you would like to make In the place you are renting, or would like more Information, contact Bob Mlkeslc at Independence, Inc., 1910 Haskell Avenue, Lawrence, KS 6601Jr 831-0333. S 0 R T at three locations: l.River City Recycling Co., 716 E. 9th St. Monday through Saturday. (aluminum cans, glass sorted by color, newspapers) 2,Sunshine Recycling of Lawrence, 906 No. 2nd. Monday through Saturday. ( aluminum cans, glass, flexible hard plastic, paper, ferrous metals) 3. Kaw Motor and Salvage Co. , Route 3, Lawrence Monday through Friday ( all types of scrap metal) * * * * * * * ~ * KALEIDOSCOPE Kaleidoscope is a children's creative art experience sponsored by Hallmark Cards,Inc. as a public service.Children explore their own creativity by seeing, touching , and imagining and creating their own art wor. ~. The traveling show will be held in the K-Mart parking lot in Lawrence at 31st and Iowa. Dates are May 2 through 8. �Vol. IX. No.1 April 1990 --, _j ·-----, ,...;.;...;.._;.:..;..__..., J! •.~~ I ' I , I ~ ' ' I ' ~ MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY As defined by the city planning department, Brook Creek Neighborhood is that area bounded by the railroad tracks on the west, 11th St. on the north, 19th St.(north side only) on the south, OAK HILL CEMETERY and the city limits on the east. If you live within the rook Creek Neighborhood, we urge you to come to our s. Issues discussed ,explore community develop~ment, the East Lawrence icenter, and any other con~cerns you or your neighbors ~---------~wish to discuss. ~==~~ Meetings are held the second ~~1-llfl'lf•oitin~~~~~M~~IHi~~~il~fi~IB~!EWednesday of the months of DDfilTFP W' W September, October,November, ~- 1 ~ December, March, April,and ;~~~~~~~~~--~-May. We meet at 7:30 to Qpm. The East Lawrence Center is at 15th and Brook Streets. PLEASE COME ! ! r---~MAA£ SOCI£TY Officers are: President Don Binns Vice-Pres. Freda Satlkfleet Rachel Grantham Sec. Doug Miller Treas. Dues are just $1.00 a year, due in September. Any of the above persons will be glad to accept your dues. Please join I I .. �-------- Jr ~>; ] ·-----' ---, ·-----., Vol. IX. No. 2 May 1990 ~=::.:.::..-...,-·,,-=---, I __ j OAK HILL CEMETERY ] , As defined by the city ',;:l planning department, Brook :; JCreek Neighborhood is that area bounded by the railroad tracks on the west, 11th St. the north, 19th St.(north side only) on the south, and the city limits on the within the Neighborhood, we you to come to our tings. Issues discussed explore community develop~ment, the East Lawrence icenter, and any other con:cerns you or your neighbors ~----------wish to discuss. Meetings are held the second ~Wednesday of the months of MEETING UNTIL THE FALL September, October,November, December, March, April,and PICNIC IN SEPTEMBER .---r-------T·May. We meet at 7:30 to Qpm. The East Lawrence Center is at 15th and Brook Streets. PLEASE COME f I • . '-..:::.....:.:C'-"'--"'--1 I ' I I I MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY l'fJ,.AA[ SOCIETY Officers are: President Don Binns .----Vice-Pres. Freda Satlkfleet Rachel Grantham Sec. Doug Miller Treas. Dues are just $1.00 a year, due in September. Any of the above persons will be glad to accept your dues. Please join l I �NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH Numerous people have expressed an interest in pr.otection from crimes in their neighborhoods, The police department Hill have a representative at the May 9th meeting to discuss and describe the Neighborhood Watch program and to help you organize Hith your neighbors ,if you so desire, Please come and discover the advantages of such a program •• It appears to be Harking successfully in many areas. C.P.R. The Para-Medics will be glad to present a program on C P R, the Heimlich maneuver, if enough people are interested. It consists of one four hour session and will be held at the East Lawrence Center. The course is certified by the American Heart Association. If you Hould be interested in such a course, please call Pat Mayo at 843-7777. SPRING CLEAN UP TIME IS HERE It is spring clean up time. Let's make our part of the city be the neatest ever. We have much to be proud of, you know. Lets prove that we care. Pat Marvin may be present to give us a brief up-date on the recycling program. ··~ Remember, if you have items too large for the regular pick-up, you can call the city and they ;.Jill have a large i tern pick-up on Wednesdays. The number to call is 841-1911. *** ~ ***** One never knows when one may have the opportunity to save a life. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW MEETING May 8th at 8 p m there will be a public meeting at the City Hall with the city Commission and the Community Development Review Board concerning requests for Community Development funds. Come and learn how the various requests from the communities are received and judged by the various Commissioners. TREES If you sent in a request for ¥tree and it has not been planted,please call Parks and Forestry at 841-1246. They were planted in East Lawrence Neighborhood last Heek. If you are interested in doing yard Hork, you might tell us at the next meeting, We have had several inquiries •• We apologize for the mix-up of room for our April meeting at the Centera It seems too many people were involved in assigning spaceo We have always had a room reserved since the building was built and have no explanation for what happened. But we noH have a Hritten reservation for our regular meetin~ time of the second Wednesday of the month• >'< ,., >'< ;': ,., >'< �--~---·___... r.~ JJ j ~~ j Vol. IX, No, 2 September 1990 As defined by the city planning department, Brook ek Neighborhood is that area bounded by the railroad tracks on the west, 11th St. on the north, 19th St,(north side only) on the south, and the city limits on the JJlt()()l( ' I 1 I DETAILS I ON REVERSE SIDE '' I '' 1' ~ ) I j \ Officers are: President Don Binns · Vice-Pres, Freda Satlkfleet Rachel Grantham Sec, Doug Miller Treas, I~~ I! within the Neighborhood, we you to comE to our s, Issues discussed explore community develop~ment, the East Lawrence icenter, and any other con~cerns you or your neighbors ~wish to discuss. Meetings are held the second ~Wednesday of the months of ;September, October,November, December, March, April,and cMay, We meet at 7s30 to Qpm, The East Lawrence Center is at 15th and Brook Streets, PLEASE COME I ! -~--I I II \\ II II Dues are just $1,00 a year, due in September. Any of the above persons will be glad to accept your dues, Please join ! ! �PICNIC HAVE YOU ATTENDED A MEETING THIS YEAR ? HAVE YOU PAID YOUR DUES THIS YEAR ? ! Brook Creek Park, Wednesdayp September 12 •• ! t Once again I am asking for your support for our Neighborhood Association. And once ¢:30 p rn Bring your table service, a covered dish, and a friend or prospective member, and your dues if possible. Meat and drink will be furnished. Also you will be meeting the new coordinator for Brook Creek Association. Let's make her welcome and make a show of solidity as we have some times in the past. ********** again let me recite the accomplishments of the association. If it were not for the Neighborhood Association you would probably not have the following: 1. East Lawrence Center 2:Brook Creek Park 3.Shelter house and bridge in Brook Creek Park 4. Sidewalks on 19th and 15th Streets to get our kids to and from school safely 5.Paving and curbing of 15th Street 6.New water lines in some areas of our neighborhod 7. Drainage improvements (we need to keep on this) 8. Street improvements and vacation of alleys 9. Additional playground equipment in Brook Creek and Edgewood Parks 10. A rest room and a water fountain is forthcorning this year in Brook Creek Park. We have dropped in membership about two thirds. There is strength in nurnbers •• If you have any interest in continued improvement in our neighborhood, get off your duffs and JOIN the neighborhood association. WE NEED YOU t ! ! ! ! Dues are nominal: adollar a year per person. Mail-or take dues to Doug Miller, 1235 Prairie or call 843-6151~ of all ,bring to the picnic. DON BINNS, president. ***************** or best Brook Creek Neighborhood Association has just hired a part-time coordinator. Jennifer Kimball Brown will be helping expand membership, publish the newsletter I • est1mate the cost of projects, and prepare budget estimates for presentation to the City. Jennifer has been working for the Oread Neighborhood Association as part-time coordinator, and >rill continue in that capacity. Before coming to Lawrence six years ago, she worked with neighborhood groups in Boston, MA. She looks forward to getting to know more Brook Creek residents .and hearing your ideas for the neighborhood. Come meet her and her family at the picnic on Seft~f·~·>o.,.;~\./:.,., HEALTH CARE ACCESS All aspects of the health care profession donate their time and resources to provide health care for the medically indigent. Services include acute dental care,twice weekly health clinic,,prescription assistance, referals to specialists and dietitians when necessary.Lawrence Memorial Hospital donates laboratory and radiological services,and clinic space is donated by Lawrence Housing Authority •• Social Service agencies volunteer their time by screeni~g for eligibility and arranging appointment~. Call 841-5760. �.. ---::_-_--==:;=:__-=1------~~--------~ -r a---- - - ·-~ -----~Qw---.-- -== I ~- --~£Q~t. ] jl f i JD i~~OOllliiMJGQL-r->->- _.__...~-~!a~r ~~• J . 1 JD . . . }, =-; lI '-.=....--rr.;-- ·~.:!"'" " "' [_ .l II o ..... · ~.· :.- i .._~ wr( -EJ ---ti-------------. IJf __ . . . - ~ .·. l..JD MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY ,.~c::::·....-..;c , .... u . .. ~ I" ~ "'"' ('- . _, "'WC>l_' j li ;c.~........... '-'- \\ V .·~· _I !d.t•• omt )_"" I \ : I ; , .. m••• .,.,n AI J~r \\ I , 'ii II ]:;~ ~ I; ; - i• ~f-- '- f--- __ ~ b~LLJg ~ 1 L 1 _ 11~1- !-@-- ~ .--r-- ~ ,,,.... rn- - --~~·(_]. " I J ' HOOL -~=n lj ,, 1 ' fj s w·· :. OAK HILL CEMETERY ,. '>+rt><':t' ~------i[l_'----t-t-_,111-r-tr-I.J...l.....;u~'-'--"..._-, f ~ l~'·~o~~~~~ "~~;:rs Ji ' j li 1 ... ', '::~ro f-- 3 FORUM ON A SECOND HIGH SCHOOL Come hear both sides of the school bond issue presented at Brook Creek's next meeting· on Wednesday, October 10. Your vote on November 6 will affect your taxes and the e ducat ion of your chi 1 d r en , grandchildren and/or neighbors. The proposed• $31 million bond • • 1ssue would f 1nance a second h1gh school and improvements to the present high school and two elementary schools. School Board member Mary Lou Wright and personnel director Bill Wilson will present why a second high school is the best alternative. Eric Cleveland from Citizens for Education will discuss that group's reasons for opposing the second high sr~s.-/1f -; : ;:·: . . .;_,___________, NEXT MEETING: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 7:30 PM EAST LAWRENCE CENTER �CALL 842-5440 We have arranged to share the phone bill with the Oread Neighborhood Association so that Brook Creek residents can now easily reach our coordinator, Jennifer Kimball Brown. Her office hours are !O:OOAM to 1:OOPM Monday through Thursday and 12:00 to 3:OOPM on Friday. She can also be reached at other times, so don 1 t hesitate to call and leave a message if she 1 s not there. And don 1 t be put off when the phone is answered with the Oread message. We hope this will help you to find answers to your questions, figure out who to contact with your concerns, and give you an easy way to get your ideas to BCNA. TABLES IN THE CREEK Picnic tables in Edge\vood Park keep ending up in the creek. If you see them there, call Fred DeVictor, Parks and Recreation director, at 843-7122. WINTER WALKING If you would like to keep walking even in the bitter cold, the East Lawrence center may be the place for you. If enough people are interested, they can arrange to open the center some mornings. Call the center at 841-7758. CDBG IDEAS NEEDED DUES DUE! If you were not able to JOln us at the picnic to pay your dues, please bring them this month. Or, you can mail dues to Doug Miller, 1235 Prairie (843-6151). REMEMBER -- DUES ARE ONLY $1.00 PER YEAR. Brook Creek Neighborhood Association meetings are held the second Wednesday of the month, 7:30PM to 9:OOPM, Septembe1· through May (except in bad weather), at the East Lawrence Center, 15th and Brook Streets. PLEASE COME! At Brook Creek's November 14 meeting, we will be deciding on Community Development Block Grant proposals to submit to the City this year. This means we need suggestions at the October meeting. How would you like to see your neighborhood improved? Several other neighborhoods have had Model Block projects. Model Block is a fix-up program that pays back $1.00 for every $4.00 spent -on health and safety improvements. If you might be interested in the program for your block, call Jennifer at 842-5440 for more information. Officers are: President Vice-President secretary Treasurer Don Binns Freda Satlkfleet Rachel Grantham Doug Miller � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Brook Creek Neighborhood Association Subject The topic of the resource Brook Creek Neighborhood Association (Lawrence, Kan.) Far East Lawrence Improvement Association (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource Bylaws, minutes, newsletters, correspondence, and survey for what is now known as the Brook Creek Neighborhood Association, plus the Far East Lawrence Neighborhood Plan. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Brook Creek Neighborhood Association Far East Lawrence Improvement Association Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available City of Lawrence Brook Creek Neighborhood Association Far East Lawrence Improvement Association Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1981-2000 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Hoch, Tony Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Brook Creek Neighborhood Association Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource BMP Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Brook Creek (Lawrence, Kan.) 1981-2000 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Brook Creek Breeze, March 1989-October 1990 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Brook Creek Neighborhood Association (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource Newsletters from the Brook Creek Neighborhood Association in Lawrence, Kansas. This collection of newsletter was compiled by the City of Lawrence Community Development Office; the run is incomplete. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Hoch, Tony Community Development Division, City of Lawrence (Kan.) Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Brook Creek (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989-1990 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context BrookCreekBreeze_Mar1989-Oct1990_Final.pdf Language A language of the resource eng Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Brook Creek Neighborhood Association (Lawrence, Kan.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Brook Creek Neighborhood Association (Lawrence, Kan.) Subject The topic of the resource Brook Creek Neighborhood Association (Lawrence, Kan.) Far East Lawrence Improvement Association (Lawrence, Kan.) Type The nature or genre of the resource Text