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June Board minutes

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[DRAFT]

Taken June 16, 2009 by Elaine Nelson, Secretary

Present: Mary Belz, Georgia Munger, Marijo Loftis, Gayle Newsom, Eve Johnson, Winnifred Olsen, Mary Applen, Patti Paul, Irene, Mary Campell, Emmett O’Connell, Jean Finely, Elaine Nelson, Beth Dubey

Guests: none

Call to order 12:05

Review of May minutes. Update: Beth did not send a thank you note. “cmte”? Committee. Book sale report: “next (year’s) sale” “next year’s spring”. Garrett is spelled correctly. Remove parens & question mark from “bazaar” under gift card discussion point. Cross out “(etc)” from sentence in logo paragraph. Substitute “party” for “part”. Remove parens generally. Minutes approved. Mary Applen seconded. [note: May minutes updated online on June 22.]

Treasurer’s Report: Sales still bringing in about $600/month.

Old & New Business

Committee Reports

No reports received before the meeting. Mary B did not send reminders to see if people would do on their own. Elaine created an online form. Marijo thinks the report handout is duplicative. Mary B thinks it can make meetings faster. Gayle asked if URL will be provided; yes. All committee heads would like a reminder. Jean can include with her phone call reminder, and will switch that to Wednesday before meeting. Marijo asked about emailing direct to Elaine. Redundant to put members’ names across the top. Elaine will remove from the form, prefers form vs direct email.

Other topics

Adjourned at 1:09 pm.

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3 Responses to June Board minutes

  1. Eve Johnson says:

    Using “Ya” for you is not acceptable. The least the Library can do is promote proper English.
    “Otter” is bad enough!
    Eve Johnson

  2. Beth Dubey says:

    I was there. Please add me to the list.

  3. Elaine says:

    Done! Thanks for the catch, Beth.

    Eve, it’s the name that the artist gave her work. No, not especially grammatically correct, but I think she was going for something more vernacular. (I’ve added quotes around the name to emphasize that it’s the title.)

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