Minutes and agendas · September 16, 1987
Board minutes — September 16, 1987
Approves second LePac and more CDs/books. Reports county auditors require librarian to close Friends-held account with $468.23 Belasco and $65.47 Friends money. Debates sale hours and dealer volunteers.

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HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
550 Pier Avenue
Hermosa Beach, California 90254
MINUTES OF BOARD MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 16, 1987, HELD AT THE LIBRARY
PRESENT: President Charlotte Malone, Treasurer Bill Malone, Corresponding Secretary Bertha Dorsey, Jerome Dorsey, Pat Gazin, Myron Gazin, Betty Evans, Librarian Ron Schneider.
President C. Malone called the meeting to order at 7:41 PM, absent a quorum.
MINUTES: Copies of minutes were distributed. Question raised by President regarding item on Page 1 of minutes of June 17, 1987, concerning Hermosa Beach 80th Birthday Parade on September 26 and "Friends of Library Participation." Motion by P. Gazin to eliminate that wording. Second by Bill Malone. Minutes unanimously approved with that correction.
Arrival 7:43 PM of 2nd Vice President John Hales. Quorum now present.
TREASURER'S REPORT: Copies distributed. Congratulations expressed to everyone concerned with success of very festive Libations party on August 22 (Income $663.91. Expenses $605.48.) Income from September book sale $1,234.48. Motion by P. Gazin to approve Treasurer's Report. Second by J. Hales. Passed.
LE PAC COMPUTER: President Malone reported that bill for purchase of LePac only amounted to $2,500. We had allocated $1,500 and City of Hermosa Beach had planned a matching fund of $1,500, to meet an original estimate of $3,000. President Malone stated that at their meeting on September 26 the City will still approve a check for $1,500, in spite of the lowered actual cost of LePac.
Librarian Ron Schneider raised question regarding location of LePac in the library. Problem of use of the printer and need for access to printer by library staff. President recommended buying a second LePac, without a printer, at a cost of $1,800, for the use of the public. Motion by Bill Malone to acquire second LePac without a printer. Second by P. Gazin. Unanimous approval.
LIBRARIAN'S REPORT: Ron Schneider says compact discs have been very popular with our library patrons. The County will give an extra $400 to Hermosa Beach Library because of C.D. acquisitions.
County auditors have stated that Friends' account is no longer to be handled by the Librarian. Ron will have to close out bank account, which currently has $468.23 from Belasco fund and $65.47 from Friends (total $533.70), for books.
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MINUTES OF BOARD MEETING - 9/16/87 Page 2
Motion by Bill Malone that a check for more compact discs be issued as "not to exceed $250" with Ron Schneider to notify Treasurer of exact amount. Seconded by Betty Evans. So ordered.
Motion by Betty Evans that Treasurer be authorized to issue funds not to exceed $500 for books. Seconded by Pat Gazin. So ordered, in absence of any objection. The Librarian will make a list of books and prices for the Treasurer.
The question of a plaque to be placed on LePac is put aside, temporarily.
PUBLICITY: Pat Gazin reported that publicity for the September book sale appeared on Channel 10 and in the Manhattan Beach Review and also that more than 400 bookmarks were printed and distributed.
Pat represented the H.B. Friends of the Library at the 75th Anniversary celebration of the L.A. County Public Library system, in La Habra.
The question was advanced of a possible new logo for the Friends. President Malone asked John Hales to consider the matter and a possible design. She also asked him to make a sign for the Hermosa Beach parade on September 26.
BOOK SALE: Motion by J. Hales that concern be expressed to Book Sale Chairman, Jack Belaso, regarding division of labor (or additional volunteers) forcleaning up after book sales. Second by Pat Gazin. Passed.
Concern also voiced over extension of book sale hours. J. Hales and M. Gazin concurred on idea of 1:00 PM as the limit. Also, reservations expressed over allowing book dealers to work in any way, such as helping to put out books on the morning of the sale.
MEETING ADJOURNED at 8:35 PM.
Respectfully submitted: Bertha S. Dorsey
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HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY 550 Pier Avenue Hermosa Beach, California 90254 MINUTES OF BOARD MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 16, 1987, HELD AT THE LIBRARY PRESENT: President Charlotte Malone, Treasurer Bill Malone, Corresponding Secretary Bertha Dorsey, Jerome Dorsey, Pat Gazin, Myron Gazin, Betty Evans, Librarian Ron Schneider? President C. Malone called the meeting to order at 7:41 PM, absent a quorum. MINUTES: Copies of minutes were distributed.Question raised ?y President regarding item on Page l of minutes of June 1/,1987, concerning Hermosa Beach 80th Birthday Parade on September 26 and "Friends of Library Participation." Motion by P. Gazin to eliminate that wording. Second by Bill Malone. Minutes unani- mously approved with that correction. Arrival 7:43 PM of 2nd Vice President John Hales. Quorum now present. TREASURER'S REPORT: Copies distributed. Congratulations expressed to everyone concerned with success of very festive Libations party on August 22 (Income $663.91. Expenses $605.48.) Income from September book sale $1,234.48.Motion by P. Gazin to approve Treasurer's Report. Second by J. Hales. Passed. LE PAC COMPUTER: President Malone reported that bill for purchase of LePac only amounted to $2,500. We had allocated $1,500 and City of Hermosa Beach had planned a matching fund of $1,500, to meet an original estimate of 3,000.President Malone stated that at their meeting on September 26 the City will still approve a check for $1,500, in spite of the lowered actual cost of LePac. Librarian Ron Schneider raised question regarding location of Lelac in the library. Problem of use of the printer and need for access to printer by library staff. President recommended buying a second LePac, without a printer, at a cost of 51,800, for the use of the public. Motion by Bill Malone to acquire second LePac without a printer. Second by P. Gazin. Unanimous approval. LIBRARIAN'S REPORT: Ron Schneider says compact discs have been very popular with our library patrons. The County will give an extra $400 to Hermosa Beach Library because of C.D. acquisitions. County auditors have stated that Friends' account is no longer to be handled by the Librarian. Ron will have to close out bank account, which currently has $468.23 from Belasco fund and $65.47 Irom friends (total $533.70), for books.
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MINUTES OF BOARD MEETING - 9/16/87 Page 2 Motion by Bill Malone that a check for more compact discs be issued as "not to exceed $250" with Ron Schneider to notify Treasurer of exact amount. Seconded by Betty Evans. So ordered. Motion by Betty Evans that Treasurer be authorized to issue funds not to exceed $500 for books. Seconded by Pat Gazin. ordered,in absence of any objection. The Librarian will make a list of books and prices for the Treasurer. So The question of a plaque to be placed on LePac is put aside, temporarily. PUBLICITY: Pat Gazin reported that publicity for the September book sale appeared on Channel 10 and in the Manhattan Beach Review and also that more than 400 bookmarks were printed and distributed. Pat represented the H.B. Friends of the Library at the 75th Anniversary celebration of the L.A. County Public Library system, in La Habra. The question was advanced of a possible new logo for the Friends. President Malone asked John Hales to consider the matter and a possible design. She also asked him to make a sign for the Hermosa Beach parade on September 26. BOOK SALE: Motion by J. Hales that concern be expressed to Book Sale Chairman, Jack Belaso, regarding division of labor (or additional volunteers) forcleaning up after book sales. Second by Pat Gazin. Passed. Concern also voiced over extension of book sale hours. J. Hales and M. Gazin concurred on idea of 1:00 PM as the limit. Also, reservations expressed over allowing book dealers to work in any way, such as helping to put out books on the morning of the sale. MEETING ADJOURNED at 8:35 PM. Respectfully submitted: Bertha S. Dorsey