Minutes and agendas · September 13, 1972
Board minutes — book fair, benefit results and scholarship
Reports $355.33 benefit profit, plans September 24 book fair and October 18 library tour, and continues scholarship investigation.
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HERMOSA BESCH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
Sept. 13, 1972
Meeting was called to order by Pres. Tyson at 10:15.
Minutes were read and approved.
Treasurer"s report: Balance, 9/13/72 $749.91. Profits realized from Libations for the Library, $355.33.
Recommendations to next year's committee: when ordering liquor from Vaupel's, designate house brand as top brands cut into profit margin.
MotionLTreasurers report was accepted, seconded and carried.
Correspondence: A letter from the city of HB. The city council has granted permission for FofL bookfair. This will be part of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition held on Pier Ave. on Sun. Sept. 24.
Chairmen's reports
Gazin collection: LOS ANGELES by R. Banharm, gift from Kolma Flake.
Flake collectionL MOTION to authorize additional purchases for the Beethoven collection. 2d and carried.
California collection:
1) A SUMMER OF TRAVEL IN THE HIGH SIERRA
2) PSYCHIC WORLD OF CALIFORNIA (on order)
3) SEA ROUTES TO THE GOLD FIELDS
4) DUNE AND DESERT
5) THEY CAME BY SEA
6) L) CALIFORNIA AND THE SOUTH SEAS
7) BACK ROADS OF CALIFORNIA
8) FIVEPREHISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN L.A. COUNTY
9) FLOWERS OF OUR LOST ROMANCE (on order)
MOTION:To subscribe for a year to NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL WILD LIFE at a cost of $11. Mrs. Wofford to order.
SHUT IN program: Mrs. Stabler reported that volunteers are still neededd for the program. A new schedule for the volunteers will be made starting in October.
MOVIES: A projectionist is needed for the Oct. 12 movie. In November JoAnn Purpus will put on a slide presentation.
OLD BUSINESS: Book fair for Sunday Sept. 24. FoL booth will open at 11 a.m. Book Fair committee: Tanner, Malone, Gazin, Hope, will meet at President Tyson's on Sat. 23 for sorting. Volunteers will be scheduled to work Sunday.
LIBRARY TOUR: A tour of the downtown library has been set up for Wed. Oct. 18. Bus will leave Clark Stadium at 9:30 a.m. Chare is $2.50 per person. Reservations should be made by Oct. 5.
SCHOLARSHIP: committee appointed by Pres. Tyson
Gazin(chm), Malone, Wofford, Stabler, Turner (MORE)
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minutes of Sept. 13, 1972, contd.
SCHOLARSHIP: The committee was asked to look into the possibility of establishing a scholarship at the graduate level for librarians. USC UCLA Fullerton and Marymount have graduate programs.
The committee is to report on findings at the January general meeting.
COMMUNITY: FofL will send a letter to Micki King, congratulating her on Gold Medal at Olympics. Also ask for permissionto display the medal at Hermosa Library, in the future.
There being no further business, meeting was adjourned at 11:30.
Submitted by Marj Cristin, secretary.
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HERMOSA BESCH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY Sept. 13, 1972 Meeting was called to order by Pres. Tyson at 10:15. Minutes were read and approved. Treasurer"s report:Balance,_9/13/72 $749.91. Profits realized from Libations for the Iibrary, $355.33. Recommendations to next year's committee: when ordering liquor from Vaupel's, designate house brand as top frands cut into profit margin. MotionITreasurers report was accepted, seconded and carried. Correspondence: A letter from the city of HB. The city council has grant ed permission forFofI bookfair. This will bepart of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition held on Pier Ave. on Sun. Sept. 24. Chairmen's reports Gazin collection: LOS ANGELES by R. Banharm, gift from Kolma Flake. Flake collectionI MOTION to authorize additional purchases for the Beethoven collection. 2d and carried. California collection: 1) A SUMMER OF TRAVEL IN THE HIGH SIERRA 2) PSYCHIC WORLD OF CALKRONIA (on order) 3) SEA ROUTES TO THE GOLD FIELDS THE COLD FIELDS 4) DUNE AND DESERT 5) THEY CAME BY SEA I CALIFORNIA AND THE SOUTH SEAS 7) BACK ROADS OF CALIFORNIA 8) FIVEPREHISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN I.A. COUNTY 9) FLOWERS OF OUR LOST ROMANCE (on order) MOTION: To subscribe for a year to NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL WILD LIFE at a cost of $11. Mrs. Wofford to order. SHUT IN program: Mrs. Stabler reported that volunteers are still neededd for the program. A new schedule for the volunteers will be made starting in October. MOVIES: A projectionist is needed for the Oct. 12 movie. In November JoAnn Purpus will put on a slide presentation. OLD BUSINESS! Book fair for Sunday Sept. 24. FoI booth will open at 11 a.m. Book Fair committee: Tanner,Malone, Gazin, Hope, will meet at President Tyson's on Sat. 23 for sorting. Volunteers will be scheduled to work Sunday. LIBRARY TOUR: A tour of the downtown library has been set up for wed. Oct. 18. Bus will leave Clark Stadium at 9:30 a.m. Chare is $2.50 per person. Reservations should be made by Oct. 5. SCHOZzIniChm), "stabler, nurer (MORE)
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minutes of Sept. 13, 1972, contd. SCHOIARSHIP: The committee was asked to look into the possibility of establishing a scholarship at the graduate level for librarians. USO VOLA Fullerton and Marymount have graduate programs. meeting. The committee is to report on findings at the January general COMMUNITY: FofI Will send a letter to Micki king, congratulating her on Gold Medal at Olympics. Also ask for permissionto display the medal at Hermosa Iibrary, in the future. There being no further business, meeting was adjourned at 11:30. Submitted by Marj Cristin, secretary.