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HOME > Civic Groups > Improvement Club > History > 1966 Annual Report
Improvement Club
1966 Annual Report
- 18
members present
- Article
IV, section I of constitution changed. In brief the meetings are to be held
on Thursdays.
- Slate
of officers:
-
President---Stella Cyriacks
-
Vice-President---Monique Provo
-
Treasurer---Fern Flygare
-
Secretary---Elrene Dahl
-
Library Board Chairman---Mary Schultz
-
Library Board Member---Phyllis Figge
-
Library Board Member (2 year) --- Thelma Saltmarsh
-
Librarian---Doris Kalash
May 6, 1965- Tea
- 20
members present
- Girl
Scout books are to be purchased by library board
- $25
paid to Harold Jones for planting flower boxes
June 10, 1965- Picnic at
McDonalds
- 18
members present
- Next
years program presented and accepted
- Judy
Arney selected to fill library board term of Phyllis Figge
September 16, 1965-Trip
to Red Wing Pottery and
- 9
members present
October 7, 1965
- 19
members present
- Flower
sale profit $270.39
- Arborvitae
trees are to be planted by Harold Jones in the spring in the redwood boxes
- Julia
Barkley selected to fill library board term of Judy Arney
- Mrs.
Harriet Mhoon, Director of Social Services at
November 4, 1965
- 20
members present
- Voted
to sell Christmas wreaths again
- Doris
Kalash and Bess Gilchrist gave talk on antique glassware
December 2, 1965- Lunch
at Ellis Steak House
- 27
members present
- Welcoming
committee dissolved
January 1, 1966
- 19
members present
- Committee
appointed to investigate library lawn bench
- Mrs.
Leonard Bisonet gave a talk on current books
February 3, 1966
- 16
members present
- Wreath
sale profit of $296.25
- Committee
appointed to look into drapes for the library
- Julia
Barkley, Marion McDonald, Mildred Shadduck and Myrtle Sawyer showed pictures
and displayed articles from their European trips
March 3, 1966
- 20
members present
- $100
donated to the Girl Scouts for camping equipment
- $200
donated to the library
- Following
lunch at Ellis Steak House Mrs. Lee Stringer gave a talk on flowers and
arrangements.