assessments in order not to be October 2001 Year 78, Issue 8
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on Friday, December 7, 2001 at the Kellogg Center at Galludet University. At noon the next day, the next day Mu Lambda will host aFounder’s Day Luncheon Program also at the Kellogg Center. Sunday Morning, we will have an Alpha Sunday Worship Sands at Simpson-Hemline United
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assessments to date are $700. Our resurrected Black and Gold Ball will be held 7:00 P.M.
Methodist Church. Tlie Black and are ticketed events. Details
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dropped from the rosters of the chapter. Brothers who are elected of cers in any capacity will be asked to step down from that position effective November 30,
announced at the October 4
meeting. Tickets for the ball are $75 pp. Tickets for the luncheon
are $35 pp. Apackage deal for $100 for both ball and luncheon w i l l b e o ff e r e d .
The Founder’s Day Weekend is an open event. We encourage you to invite your
friends and family. Brother Kenneth “Keno” Caudle will
chair the ball. Brother George Anderson has agreed to handle the luncheon. The Kellogg Conference Center has rooms available for that weekend.
Finally, the expenditure and the accounting of all funds donated to this chapter via the Foundation, the Callis Fund, or the
Corporation are subject to either an internal or external audit. In
addition, we need uniformity in our accounts. With this in mind. I’m
requesting that all Treasurers submit nancial reports immediately. Brother Alfonso Pearson is Chaimian of our Audit Committee. WE^RE ON THE M O V E !