Page 674 - scvhs19801989minutes
P. 674

Board  of  Directors  Meeting                  -2-                    January  25,  1988
              KINGSBERRY  HOUSE:          P.a .. s se·d.·.  f o.u· n. d. a. t. i.o .. n .... ·i .. ns.· p. e ..  c.t ion.   Ben  ~£;1;,=!:_s  donated
                                                                                               1
              the  concrete  for  the.  foundation •            'J;he  Jo_ciety  paid  ~· t8  pump  the
                                                          4
                                                        1
              concrete  in.       Will 15'ff"'\'1tfo·t,:0t"'e z;,Ji1rti/7Eorii'p'leted.   There  will  be  some
              more  minor  expenses.
                     There  was  discussion  of  adopting  a  term  for  the  Kingsberry  House.
              Walnut  Street,  Kingsberry,  or  perhaps  use  the  name  Farrier.
              PROGRAM:       No  program  for  February.           It  was  suggested  we  ask  Harold
              Hicks  to  give  a  program  on  his  Civil  War  collection,  or  the  St.
              Francis  Dam  program  can  be  moved  up  from  its  tentative  March  date.
              ORDINANCE:        Executive  Board  meeting  January  4  to  consider  changes
              and  additions  to  the  Half  Moon  Bay  Historic  Preservation  Ordinance
              and  to  consolidate  in  it  parts  of  the  Los  Angeles  City  Ordinance.
              Carol  Rock  said  she  wrote  this  up  and  submitted  it  to  the  Santa
              Clarita  city  manager.           It  is  to  be  on  the  city  council  agenda  Thursday,
              January  28,  1988.         There  were  no  copies  of  this  proposal  ready  to
              give  to  the  Society  Board  members  to  study  and  vote  on.
                     If  th~  city  council  accepts  the  proposal  two  public  discussions
              and  publication  in  a  newspaper  are  required.                 Then  it  would  become
              law  in  60  days.

              MEMBERSHIP:        Two  new  Life  members  since  the  January  General  Meeting.
              8  rejoined,  4  new  and  22  renewed.            Total  membership  284.
                                                        6£.a.J ir  H 1:. {VJ ,ll t c Ir.
              NEWSLETTER:        General  Member~  :KT~k  praised  the  newsletter,
              especially  Jerry  Reynolds  corner.
              PARDEE  HOUSE:        Betty  Pember  reported  she  is  following  through  on
              efforts  for  the  Society  to  secure  the  Pardee  house.                  She  said  we
              may  have  to  spend  some  funds  for  mailings.

              STATION  COORDINATOR:           Cynthia  Neal-Harris  reported  she  that  she  had
              a  successful  docent  training  program  Saturday,  January  4  and  Sunday
              January  10.       She  stated  that  since  we  have  had  an  increase  in  station
              tours  we  need  lots  of  help.
                     Calvary  Chapel  Church  is  interested  in  renting  the  station  from
              6:00  to  9:00  P.M.  Thursday  nights.             Cynthia  said  the  rental  charge
              would  be  $250  a  week  with  a  $50  clean  up  charge.               We  could  negotiate
              the  price  if  they  wished  to  rent  for  a  long  period  of  time.                  There
              were  questions  about  a  society  member  having  to  be  at  the  station
              to  lock  up.      We  could  think  of  hiring  a  custodian  for  this.
                     The  church  has  the  necessary  $1,000,000  insurance.
                      It  was  suggested  that  we  see  what  other  places  charge.
                     Jerry  said  we  need  to  check  to  see  if  the  county  will  allow  a
              church  service  on  county  property.
                     Motion  that  we  table  the  matter.             No  second.
              ELECTION  OF  OFFICE-RS:         President  Betty  Evans  opened  nominations  for
              Board  officers  for  1988.

              PRESIDENT:       Marie  McNulty  was  nominated  and  seconded.                 Betty  Evans
              was  nominated  and  seconded.            Moved,  seconded  and  approved  that  nomin-
              ations  be  closed.         Betty  Evans  elected  president,
              FIRST  VICE  PRESIDENT:          Mike  Shuman  nominated  and  seconded.
              Moved,  seconded  and  approved  that  nominations  be  closed.                     Mike  Shuman
              declared  elected  by  acclamation.
   669   670   671   672   673   674   675   676   677   678   679