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1986 to 1986 r' / r, u I l-986 COMMITTEES CHAIRPERSON VICE-CHAIRPERSON Architecture and Engineering James S. Janssen James H. Gibert Concessions Waldemar S. Nelson Suzanne Bagert Development Jerome P. Dickhaus Janet Renaudin Executive Fred M. Smith Beau Bassich Finance (Pension, Insurance) William H. Keener,Jr. Fred M. Smith Golf J. Garic Schoen Thomas L. Wulff Horticulture and Grounds Peggy Read Gerald E. Siefken Legal (Legislative and Security) Dan Lund Frank J. Stich, Jr. Public Relations Elliot C. Willard Milton F. Hilbert, Jr. r Tennis Beau Bassich' Thomas S. Davidson I -~- ~- ------------ '73 I .1 9 8 6 OFFICERS william R. LeCorgne, President .Fred M. Smith, 1st Vice-President Beau Bassich, 2nd Vice-President James H. Gibert, Treasurer I Joseph T. Sylvester, Secretary William J. Rapp, General Manager Joseph H. Buscher, Assistant General Manager 1986 COMMITTEES BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATICN ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING (BUSCHER) GOLF ('IHOMAS, PERRY) James S. Janssen, Chairman J. Garic Schoen, Chairman James H. Gibert, Vice-Chairman Thomas L. Wulff, Vice-Chairman Thomas S. Davidson Robert L. DeViney, Jr. Waldemar S. Nelson Milton F. Hilbert, Jr. Gerald E. Siefken William H. Keener, Jr. William R. LeCorgne, Liaison Jean 0' Keefe Robert A. Peyroux CONCESSIONS (BENTON, BUSCHER) E. Howard Read William R. LeCorgne, Liaison Waldemar S. Nelson, Chairman Suzanne Bagert, Vice-Chairman HORTICULTURE AND GROUNDS (BUSCHER) Nancy Albert E. Howard Read Peggy Read, Chairman John C. Saunders Gerald E. Siefken, Vice-Chairman Elliot C. Willard Blanche Comiskey Peggy Wilson James S. Janssen Bassich, Liaison Jean O'Keefe J. Barbee Winston (RAPP) Fred M. Smith, Liaison Jerome P. Dickhaus, Chairman LEGAL (LEGISLATIVE & SECURITY) Janet Renaudin, Vice-Chairman (RAPP, BUSCHER) Peggy Read Dorothy Mae Taylor Frank J. Stich, Jr., Chairman Mark Tessier John C. Saunders Fred M. Smith, Liaison Robert M. Steeg Joseph T. Sylvester EXECUTIVE (RAPP, BUSCHER) J. Barbee Winston William R. LeCorgne, Liaison Fred M. Smith, Chairman Beau Bassich, Vice-Chairman PUBLIC RELATICNS (BUSCHER) William R. LeCorgne, President Frank J. Stich, Jr., Legal Elliot C. Willard, Chairman Joseph T. Sylvester, Secretary Milton F. Hilbert, Jr.,Vice-Chairmar James H. Gibert, Treasurer Nancy Albert Suzanne Bagert FINANCE (PENSION, INSURANCE) (BUSCHER, Blanche ComiSkey BENTON) Robert A. Peyroux Dorothy Mae Taylor lliam H. Keener, Jr., Chairman _I· Beau Bassich, Liaison ed M. Smith, Vice-Chairman bert L. DeViney, Jr. TENNI S (BENTON, MC CAFFERY) . lton F. Hilbert, Jr. Janet Renaudin Thomas S. Davidson, Chairman Mark Tessier Nancy Albert Peggy Wilson Jerome P. Dickhaus Robert M. Steeg Beau Bassich, Liaison Thomas L. Wtl.l.ff Beau Bassich, Liaison lHS 1986 COMMITTEES BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS I NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING (BUSCHER) GOLF (THOMAS, PERRY) James S. Janssen, Chairman J. Garic Schoen, Chairman James H. Gibert, Vice-Chairman Thomas L. Wulff, Vice-Chairman Thomas S. Davidson Cnclm. Robert L. DeViney, Jr. Waldemar S. Nelson Milton F. Hilbert, Jr. Gerald E. Siefken William H. Keener, Jr. William R. LeCorgne, Liaison Mrs. Jean O'Keefe Robert A. Peyroux CONCESSIONS (BENTON, DUNNE, BUSCHER) E. Howard Read William R. LeCorgne, Liaison Waldemar S. Nelson, Chairman Mrs. Suzanne Bagert, Vice-Chairman HORTICULTURE AND GROUNDS (BUSCHER) Mrs. Nancy Albert Cnclm. Lambert C. Boissiere, Jr. Mrs. Peggy Read, Chairman E. Howard Read Gerald E. Siefken, Vice-Chairman John C. Saunders Mrs. Blanche Comiskey Elliot c. Willard James S. Janssen Beau Bassich, Liaison Mrs. Jean O'Keefe J. Barbee Winston DEVELOPMENT ( RAPP) Fred M. Smith, Liaison I LEGAL (LEGISLATIVE & SECURITY) Jerome P. Dickhaus, Chairman Mrs. Janet Renaudin, Vice-Chairman (RAPP, BUSCHER) Cnclm. Lambert C. Boissiere, Jr. Dan Lund, Chairman Mrs. Peggy Read Frank J. Stich, Jr., Vice-Chairman Mark Tessier John C. Saunders Cnclm. Bryan Wagner Joseph T. Sylvester Fred M. Smith, Liaison J. Barbee Winston William R. LeCorgne, Liaison EXECUTIVE ( RAPP, BUSCHER) PUBLIC RELATIONS (BUSCHER, DUNNE) Fred M. Smith, Chairman Beau Bassich, Vice-Chairman Elliot C. Willard, Chairman William R. LeCorgne, President Milton F. Hilbert,Jr.~ice-Chairman Dan Lund, Legal Chairman Mrs. Nancy Albert Joseph T. Sylvester, Secretary Mrs. Suzanne Bagert James H. Gibert, Treasurer Mrs. Blanche Comiskey Robert A. Peyroux FINANCE (PENSION, INSURANCE) (BUSCHER, Beau Bassich, Liaison BENTON) William H. Keener, Jr., Chairman TENNIS (BENTON, MC CAFFERY) Fred M. Smith, Vice-Chairman Cnclm. Robert L. DeViney, Jr. Beau Bassich, Chairman I Milton F. Hilbert, Jr. Thomas S. Davidson, Vice-Chairman Mrs. Janet Renaudin Jerome P. Dickhaus Mark Tessier Dan Lund Cnclm. Bryan Wagner Thomas L. Wulff Beau Bassich, Liaison ~EW ORLEANS CITY PARK !l!MPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION I BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 1986 NAME TERM William R. LeCorgne 4 years '2nd term Thomas S. Davidson " " J. Garic Schoen " " 2nd term Joseph T. Sylvester " " 2nd term J. Barbee Winston " " 2nd term James H. Gibert 3 years 2nd term James S. Janssen " " 2nd term Milton F. Hilbert " " William H. Keener, Jr. " " I Thomas L. Wulff " " Beau Bassich 2.. years 2nd term Jerome P. Dickhaus .." Robert'M'. Steeg (replacing Dan Lund) " Janet Renaudin " " Elliot C. Willard .. " 2nd term Robert A. Peyroux 1 year Fred M. Smith " .. Peggy Read " .. Waldemar S. Nelson .. " Frank J. Stich, Jr. " " Mark Tessier Annual - Friends 2nd term E. Howard Read Annual - Friends John C, Saunders, Jr. Annual - Friends Blanche Comiskey Mayor's Term Suzanne Bagert GoVernor's Term Jean O'Keefe Annual - Senate (4) Cnclm. Robert L. DeViney, Jr. Annual - Jeff. Parish Council (4) I Cnclwn. Dorothy'Mae Taylor ' Annual - N.O. City Council Cnclm. Peggy',Wilson: Annual - N.O. City Council Gerald E. Siefken Annual - Speaker of House (4) Nancy Al.bert Annual The Chamber NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS I 1986 NAME TERM William R. LeCorgne 4 years -2nd term Thomas S. Davidson " " J. Garic Schoen " " 2nd term Joseph T. Sylvester " " 2nd term J. Barbee Winston " " 2nd term James H. Gibert 3 years 2nd term James S. Janssen " " 2nd term Milton F. Hilbert " " William H. Keener, Jr. " " Thomas L. Wulff " " Beau Bassich 2 years 2nd term Jerome P. Dickhaus " " I Dan Lund " " Janet Renaudin " " Elliot C. Willard " " 2nd term Robert A. Peyroux 1 year Fred M. Smith II If Peggy Read " " .Waldemar S. Nelson " " Frank J. Stich, Jr. " " Mark Tessier Annual - Friends 2nd term E. Howard Read Annual - Friends John C. Saunders, Jr. Annual - Friends Blanche Comiskey Mayor's Term Suzanne Bagert Governor's Term Jean O'Keefe Annual - Senate (4) Cnclm. Robert L. DeViney, Jr. Annual - Jeff. Parish Council (4) Cnclm. Lambert C. Boissiere, Jr. Annual - N.O. City Council Cnclm. Bryan Wagner Annual N.O. City Council Gerald E. Siefken Annual - Speaker of House (4) Nancy Albert Annual - The Chamber B BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 1 98 6 1 9 8 6 CITY PARK IHONORARY Gerald L. Andrus Middle South Services, 'Po O. Box 61000 (70161) 529-5262 Ernest A. carrere, Jr. 28th Floor - 225 Baronne St. (70112) 581-6641 6505 Oakland Drive (70118) 488-6936 Herman Farley 4319 Mandeville Street (70122) 282-2848 Fred D. Ketchum 814 Rue Decatur, Met. , LA (70005) Harold C. Mauney 1129 Eleanore (70115) 891-7004 Richard A. Peneguy Room 2W23 City Hall (70112) 586-4216 2030 Jefferson Avenue (70115) 899-5998 G. Frank Purvis, Jr. 5501 Dayna Court (70124) 488-1027 Charles L. Rivet 401 Civil Courts Bldg. 421 Loyola (70112) 586-0321 P. O. Box 0, Destrehan, LA (70047) I Percy H. Sitges 2435 Pine Street (70125) 866-6203 EMERITUS Warren H. A. Backer 722 Martin Behrman - Met., LA (70005) 837-8844 7441 Canal Blvd. (70124) 288-3693 Ernest A. Carrere, Jr. 28th Floor - 225 Baronne St. (70112) 581-6641 6505 Oakland Drive (70118) 488-6936 J. Randolph Gregson 210 Baronne Street - Suite 1151 (70112) 561-1138 2601 camp Street (70130) 899-8619 Herbert Jahncke address unknown Fred D. Ketchum 814 Rue Decatur, Met., LA (70005) Harold C. Mauney 1129 Eleanore St. (70115) 891-7004 Richard A. Peneguy Room 2W23 City Hall (70112) 586-4216 2030 Jefferson Avenue (70115) 899-5998 IFranCiS A. Plough 5829 Sylvia Drive (70124) 486-4742 Charles L. Rivet 401 Civil Courts Bldg. 421 Loyola (70112) 586-0321 P. O. Box 0, Destrehan, LA (70047 Edgar V. Schafer, Jr. 112 Grenadine, Met., LA (70005) 837-3974 r I 1986 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION ~OMINATING COMMITTEE (ELECTED FEBRUARY MEETING) WALDEMAR S. NELSON 2nd TERM I J. BARBEE WINSTON 2nd TERM FRANK J. STICH, JR. 2nd TERM J. GARIC SCHOEN 2nd TERM BEAU BASSICH 1st TERM I 10 I CITY PARK BOARD MEMBERS ON lifE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF lifE NEW ORLEANS MUSEUM OF ART DATES DATES OF OF ELECTION EXPIRATION I PEGGY READ 1/1/84 12/31/86 J. BARBEE WINSTON 1/1/85 12/31/87 FRED M. SMIlif 1/1/85 12/31/87 I II , .. KII OF COMMISSIONERS. NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA 70119. PHONE (504) 482·4666 CIT:{ PARK OPERATING REVENUES AND EXPENSES Government % of 'lbta1 Operating City State Operating Operating ~ Revenues Appropriation Appropriation Revenues Expenses 1966 $ 597,165 $ 260,000 $ 43% $ 599,877 1967 691,303 305,350 44 687,839 1968 674,593 285,000 42 668,589 1969 659,394 234,174 35 651,276 1970 698,483 234,900 33 731,456 1971 831,126 236,750 28 832,198 1972 864,531 240,000 27 881,951 73 901,839 240,000 26 929,049 74 1,062,590 285,000 26 1,059,730 175 1,143,663 293,978 26 1,133,906 1976 1,163,199 251,248 21 1,240,996 1977 1,481,559 345,298 23 1,434,482 1978 1,546,529 382,000 24 • 1,521,144 1979 1,556,890 425,624 27 1,563,605 1980 1,690,331 372,000 22 1,674,020 1981 2,220,700 372,000 500,000 39 2,220,700 1982 2,206,700 372,000 300,000 30 2,206,700 1983 2,461,100 350,000 282,000 25 2,451,100 1984 2,930,500 600,000 250,000 29 2,930,500 1985 2,981,800 350,000 254,000 20 2,981,800 1986 3,257,300 331,900 206,000 17 3,257,300 I .
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