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Improvement Club
1971 Annual Report
April 2, 1970Library rooms
- 19 members present
- Slate of officers
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PresidentLee Stringer
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Vice PresidentAnn Purcell
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Secretary--- Kathy McAlpin
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Treasurer--- Thelma Saltmarsh
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Library Board Chairman---Betty Freeman
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Library Board memberNeva Peterson and Ellie Dahl
- Mrs. Liedman from Kimball reported on the United Fund
- Change of by-laws because of the new library system
- Membership: 47
May, 1970Bus trip to tour the Guthrie Theater and
lunch at Young Quinlan
June 4, 1970 Picnic at Louise Merchants home
- 24 members and 1 guest present
- 1970-71 program accepted
- Daryl and Jan Gunnarson spoke of a new project: to help the commercial club with the Queen contest
- Repairing of the west wall in the library was brought up
September 10, 1970Library rooms
- 14 members and 4 guests present
- Secretary Kathy McAlpin resigned and Ginger McAlpin was asked to take her place. Club approved
- Miss
Baker, associate director of the Regional Library in
October 1, 1970Library rooms
- 19 members present
- Mrs.
Wilkins and three foreign students from
November 5, 1970 Library rooms
- 25 members and 4 guests present
- It was voted to order 300 wreaths
- Mrs. Charles Mitchell from Cokato demonstrated candle making.
December 3, 1970 Mrs. Enghausers home on
- 27 members present
- Cost to remodel wall in library with shelves is $500
January 7, 1971Library rooms
- 16 members present
- All but 9 wreaths were sold
- $35
was collected for
- Discussion on the old depot
February 4, 1971Carolyn Ericksons home
- 14 members and 2 guests present
- Library fund to be put into the general treasury
- Ruby Thayer was made an honorary member
- Veterans make plans for the flower circle
March 4, 1971
- 19 members and 3 guests present
- Program on decorating tips
- Mildred
Shadduck received a letter from the President of the Soo line, stating we
will get the depot, so it can be a historical site in
- Old flower boxes were given to Julia Barkley
44 members