Board minutes on sale, library staff and anniversary

HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY BOARD MEETING March 12, 1980 Call To Order at 7:30 pm at the Gazin Residence. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Treasurers Report - The Jan. 5th list of checks 3631 was presented to Bill Malone. The present balance is approximately $711.00. A $100.00 check has been presented to Lance Widman for the Par Course. This will be our limit and can go toward a bench or whatever. Delma Peery has donated $100.00 for the Par Course. A motion to limit the FOL gift was made Betty Evans, seconded by Evy Belasco, passed unanimously. Book Sale Results - Evy Belasco stated $314.10 was made and 42 new members. It was one of the most successful ever held. Thanks were given to the steady crew of Pat and Betty and a hand for one and all. Betty Evans suggested that the Garden Club Sale and next Book Sale join forces. The date for this was tentatively set for June 7th to coincide with the Garden Club Sale and tasting of "Lunch Brunch." California Collection Report - Carey McWilliams First Edition. The Portola (July 2 or 3) will be featured in a display using maps and some books. Presidents Report - Sheri Petreski will depart for South Gate in a month or so. $80.00 is left over and will be turned over to the new Librarian (or to Francis). It was moved, seconded and passed that a Farewell Plant, to cost no more than $10.00 would be presented to Sheri Petreski. The 20th Anniversary Celebration was discussed, the date set for Saturday, May 17th, 3-5 pm. President Malone will write to Leonard Wibberly asking if he might appear. Pat Gazin will do publicity and Cynthia Godofsky will handle the food. The Next Book Sale will be June 7th. There will be an early newsletter. It was also suggested there be a "purge" of the membership and a reminder be in the newsletter. Further Business - Pat Gazin spoke of getting a Manhattan Beach Crocker Bank Grant. The supply of Grants to Libraries of cities with a population of less than 50,000. We will apply if this program is still in effect. Pat Gazin will approach Mr. Lewellyn and find out more about it. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:35 pm. Respectfully Submitted Harriet Rauschenberger Recording Secretary

HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
BOARD MEETING March 12, 1980
Call To Order at 7:30 pm at the Gazin Residence.
Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
Treasurers Report - The Jan. 5th list of checks 3631 was presented to Bill Malone. The
present balance is approximately $711.00. A $100.00 check has been presented to Lance
Widman for the Par Course. This will be our limit and can go toward a bench or whatever.
Delma Peery has donated $100.00 for the Par Course. A motion to limit the FOL gift was
made Betty Evans, seconded by Evy Belasco, passed unanimously.
Book Sale Results - Evy Belasco stated $314.10 was made and 42 new members. It was one
of the most successful ever held. Thanks were given to the steady crew of Pat and Betty
and a hand for one and all.
Betty Evans suggested that the Garden Club Sale and next Book Sale join forces. The
date for this was tentatively set for June 7th to coincide with the Garden Club sale and
tasting of "Lunch Brunch."
California Collection Report - Carey McWilliams First Edition. The Portola (July 2 or 3)
will be featured in a display using maps and some books.
Presidents Report - Sheri Petreski will depart for South Gate in a month or so. $80.00
is left over and will be turned over to the new Librarian (or to Francis. It was moved,
seconded and passed that a Farwell Plant, to cost no more than $10.00 would be presented
to Sheri Petreski.
The 20th Anniversary Celebration was discussed, the date set for Saturday, May 17th,
3-5 pm. President Malone will write to Leonard Wibberly asking if he might appear. Pat
Gazin will do publicity and Cynthia Godofsky will handle the food.
The Next Book Sale will be June 7th. There will be an early newsletter. It was also sug-
gested there be a"purge" of the membership and a reminder be in the newsletter.
Further Business - Pat Gazin spoke of getting a Manhattan Beach Crocker Bank Grant. The
supply of Grants to Libraries of cities with a population of less than 50,000. We will
apply if this program is still in effect. Pat Gazin will approach Mr. Lewellyn and find
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:35 pm.
Respectfully Submitted
Harriet Rauschenberger
Recording Secretary