1987

The Library Goes On Line with LePac

Members elected Charlotte Malone president on January 28. Lorraine Hales died in December 1986, and her family asked for memorial gifts to the California Collection. Librarian Louise Mazerov left on March 20, and Ron Schneider succeeded her. Rain postponed the March 21 sale. In April the board agreed to pay half the cost of the LePac catalog system in partnership with the city. On June 17, after the Words and Music sale raised $1,713.05, it authorized up to $3,500 for LePac pending city reimbursement and $500 for compact discs. The August 22 Libations, a Mexican fiesta at the Ryan home, honored the city's eightieth birthday. In September the board approved a second LePac unit. In December the Friends thanked Mayor Simpson and the council for the city's match, and the Belasco match added $1,200 to the memorial fund.

Drawn from: Annual meeting minutes — January 1987; Newsletter — January 1987; Newsletter — spring 1987; Newsletter — May 1987; Special meeting minutes — LePac purchase; Board minutes — June 17, 1987; Libations invitation — Mexican fiesta; Board minutes — December 9, 1987.

Summary written by Claude from this year's records, for review by the board. Read every year.

1987 at a glance

Officers
President Charlotte Malone; Vice president Jack Belasco; Treasurer Bill Malone; Recording secretary Betty Ryan; Corresponding secretary Bertha Dorsey (election record)
Raised and spent
Raised $7,734 and spent $8,313, including $7,674 for books, programs and equipment for the Library. Treasurer's report
Held at year end
$16,688: $2,011 in operating cash and $14,677 in named and invested funds, as of December 30, 1987.
Dues received
$338

From the Treasurer's reports, minutes and newsletters in this archive. The Exhibits chart every year together.

68 records from 1987