Minutes and agendas · October 11, 1989
Board minutes — October 11, 1989
September sale $1,450; returns unused $250 CD-cabinet allocation, authorizes library purchases, protests parking changes; $43 combined Hales/California balance and barcode planning.

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Transcribed from the scans and checked against them by Claude. Typed text comes first; handwritten notes follow it. [illegible] marks words that cannot be read and [?] an uncertain reading.
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HERMOSA BEACH
FRIENDS of the LIBRARY
MINUTES OF THE BOARD MEETING HELD AT THE LIBRARY
ON 11 OCTOBER 1989
MEMBERS PRESENT:
Bertha Dorsey
Toni Empringham
Myron Gazin
Pat Gazin
John Hales
Bill Malone
Charlotte Malone
Ron Schneider
Meeting called to order by President Charlotte Malone at 7:29.
MINUTES: Motion to approve minutes of Board Meeting of 14 June 1989 made by Pat Gazin, seconded by Bill Malone. So ordered.
TREASURER'S REPORT: The report reflects a balance on hand of $4,998.85 as of September 30. Motion to approve made by Bertha Dorsey, seconded by John Hales. So ordered.
BOOK SALE: Proceeds from the September sale were $1,450.00. Charlotte Malone suggested the inclusion from now on of a special table for new books to be sold for $1.00 each.
LIBRARIAN'S REPORT: Ron Schneider reported that he has spent all FOL allocations for books, audio cassettes, and CDs. Of the Women's Club allocation he has spent all but $37.05. He has $291 left for purchase of Books on Tape and is returning the $250 allocation for a CD cabinet because the County has furnished a unit. He requested $250 for purchase of video cassettes. Bill Malone moved for approval and Pat Gazin seconded. So ordered. He also requested $200 for the children's Christmas show (Bill Malone moved for approval, John Hales seconded), $600 for books (Pat Gazin moved for approval, Myron Gazin seconded), and $200 for CDs (Charlotte Malone moved for approval, Bill Malone seconded). All motions so ordered. Mr. Schneider then informed the Board of the City's plan to change parking conditions behind the library. Spaces directly in front of the back entrance and several to the side would be available for patrons and for those transacting City business for two hours. The remainder of the spaces would be designated for City employees only. Charlotte Malone requested that Corresponding Secretary Bertha Dorsey write a letter to the City Council protesting the new regulations, and John Hales suggested that a copy be sent to the City Manager as well.
550 Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach, California 90254 213/379-8475
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PUBLICITY AND REGIONAL REPORT: Pat Gazin reported that the notices which she sent out for the last sale were used 100% by targeted outlets. She also mentioned that proceeds from the Specials Corner at the last sale were over $540 and that she and Mr. Gazin were grateful for the continuing help of Leon Ragonesi in their section. Her Regional news included the information that an executive search is being conducted for a replacement for Linda Crismond, former Head County Librarian, and that Sandra Reuben is the most likely candidate to replace her.
CALIFORNIA COLLECTION: Charlotte Malone read Betty Evans' account of recent acquisitions to the collection. She made four purchases, received two donations, and culled eight books from the September book sale. Mrs. Evans reported a balance on hand of $43 in the Lorraine Hales and California Collection fund.
OTHER BUSINESS:
1. Mrs. Malone has obtained liability insurance for book sales at a cost of $35 per event. Insurance is for one million dollars per incident. Coverage was in effect for the last sale.
2. Betty Evans, Chair of the nominating committee for 1990 officers, will be calling Board members in November.
3. John Hales requested that book sale dates for 1990 be set at the December 1989 meeting in order that bookmarks might be printed. Mrs. Malone agreed that this could be done.
4. Ron Schneider informed the group that bar codes for the automated circulation system are now here and are scheduled to go on line January 9. Because of the labor involved in coding the collection he plans to ask for Thursday closings for the next three months, ask staff members to come in on Mondays, and possibly call for help from FOL members.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:10 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Toni Empringham
Recording Secretary
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• (signature above typed name) Toni Empringham
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HERMOSA BEACH FRIENDS of the LIBRARY MINUTES OF THE : BOARD MEETING HELD AT THE LIBRARY ON 11 OCTOBER 1989 MEMBERS PRESENT: Bertha Dorsey Toni Empringham Myron Gazin Pat Gazin John Hales Bill Malone Charlotte Malone Ron Schneider Meeting called to order by President Charlotte Malone at 7:29. MINUTES: Motion to approve minutes of Board Meeting of 14 June 1989 made by Pat Gazin, seconded by Bill Malone. So ordered. TREASURER'S REPORT: The report reflects a balance on hand of $4,998.85 as of September 30. Motion to approve made by Bertha Dorsey, seconded by John Hales. So ordered. BOOK SALE: Proceeds from the September sale were $1,450.00. Charlotte Malone suggested the inclusion from now onof a special table for new books to be sold for $1.00 each. LIBRARIAN'S REPORT: Ron Schneider reported that he has spent all FOL allocations for books, audio cassettes, and CDs. Of the Women's Club allocation he has spent all but is returning the $250 allocation for a CD cabinet because purchase of video cassettes. Bill Malone moved for approval and Pat Gazin seconded.So ordered. He also requested $200 for the children's Christmas show (Bill Malone moved for approval, John Hales seconded), $600 for books (Pat Gazin moved for approval, Myron Gazin seconded), and $200 for CDs (Charlotte Malone moved for approval, Bill Malone seconded). A1l motions so ordered. Mr. Schneider then informed the Board of the City's plan to change parking conditions behind the library. Spaces directly in front of the back entrance and several to the side would be available for patrons and for those transacting City business for two hours. The remainder of the spaces would be designated for City employees only.Charlotte Malone requested that Corresponding Secretary Bertha Dorsey write a letter to the City Council protesting the new regulations, and John Hales suggested that a copy be sent to the City Manager as well. 550 Pier Avenue, Hermosa Beach, California 90254 213/379-8475
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PUBLICITY AND REGIONAL REPORT: Pat Gazin reported that the notices which she sent out for the last sale were used 100% by targeted outlets. She also mentioned that proceeds from the Specials Corner at the last sale were over $540 and that she and Mr. Gazin were grateful for the continuing help of Leon Ragonesi in their section. Her Regional news included the information that an executive search is being conducted for a replacement for Linda Crismond, former Head County Librarian, and that Sandra Reuben is the most likely candidateto replace her. CALIFORNIA COLLECTION: Charlotte Malone read Betty Evans: account of recent acquisitions to the collection. She made four purchases, received two donations, and culled eight books from the September book sale. Mrs. Evans reported a balance on hand of $43 in the Lorraine Hales and California Collection fund. OTHER BUSINESS: 1. Mrs. Malone has obtained liability insurance for book sales at a cost of $35 per event.Insurance is for one million dollars per incident. Coverage was in effect for the last sale. 2. Betty Evans, Chair of the nominating committee for 1990 officers, will be calling Board members in November. 3. John Hales requested that book sale dates for 1990 be set at the December 1989 meeting in order that bookmarks might be printed. Mrs. Malone agreed that this could be done. 4. Ron Schneider informed the group that bar codes for the automated circulation system are now here and are scheduled to go on line January 9. Because of the labor involved in coding the collection he plans to ask for Thursday closings for the next three months, ask staff members to come in on Mondays, and possibly call for help from FOL members. Meeting was adjourned at 8:10 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Toni Empringham Toni Empringham Recording Secretary