The Executive Committee for the years 1991 - 92 included:
- Chairman: Mr R. Knieriem. Vice-chairman: Mr
S. Wade. Secretary: Mr R. White.
- Treasurer: Mrs E. Bateman. Warden: Mr J. Armitage.
- Executive committee members: H. Hunter, C Versey, K. Webb.
P. Ledingham, Mr & Mrs Jary.
- Others mentioned: Joyce Armitage, Yvonne Parkes, Sylvia Barton.
Brian Arthur and Co (accountants), Karen & Sue (playgroup), J. Clements,
D. French, Mrs Mclean.
H&D.C.A Highlights
(taken from the minutes):
- A letter was received from the Parish Council regarding
an "outstanding legal fee" from the opening of the Community
Centre - in 1984!
- The food for the disco's were brought from Makro and the drinks
from Waitrose. New volunteers were available and the disco's were being
well attended.
- The H&D Parish Hall was to be refurbished.
- The Woodland Project invited members of the Association
to attend one of their meetings.
- New folding tables were being looked into.
- The leaky roof had been repaired and an alarm system had been
brought after the Community Centre had been broken into. A second patch
of roofing was also repaired for £400. A new leak appeared soon after
in the Inn Centre. It took £190 to repair this.
- The A.G.M had 22 people including Committee members. The attendance
sheet still exists. Membership for the year was about 636. Membership
cost £1.50 for the year - though this apparently started with the
committee year and not the calendar year.
- A gardener was once more employed.
- The building of a perminent Community Centre was discussed and
suggested to be in phases with the first phase being attached to the
(then) current building. This then changed to being a single storey
meeting hall, toilet block and kitchen with the existing building being
torn down before hand. It was said that the H&D Parish Council would
need to give their permission to demolish "their" building.
Legally a demolished building needs "Planning permission"
to be taken down anyway.
- Hampshire Building Society merged with Bradford & Bingley
Building Society.
- There was a new leadership and organisers for the "Playgroup".
The need for children's toilets once more appeared.
- The warden, Jack, was earning £182 a month for 15 hours a week
offical employment. The Cleaner, Joyce was earning £132 a month for
10 hours a week official employment. This breaks down to £3.03 / hours
for wardening and £3.30/ hour for cleaning. In 1984 when the job of
Warden first started, his rate of pay was the same as the Cleaners at
£21.50 per week.
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- "Lesser Building Systems Limited" folded. This was
the company that created the original modular Community Centre.
H&D.C.A Committee
minutes
Not many minutes remain.
Archive
folder/1991/EM 1 (1991 Jan).pdf
Archive
folder/1991/AGM (1991 Mar).pdf
Archive
folder/1991/EM 11 (1991 Nov).pdf
Archive
folder/1991/EM 12 (1991 Dec).pdf
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