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Occident Club Meeting Minutes 1985 Item Info
![<b>January 7, 1985:</b> Program featured special guest Tracy Everson, the director of the Hays Shelter Home who explained the Home's operations; committee reports<br><b>February 4, 1985:</b> Motion carried to donate $25 to the fund to refurbish the statue of Liberty; motion carried to donate $25 for Girls State; emergency cupboard [emergency closet] turned in $40; voted to keep any memorials the club donates to causes at $10<br><b>March 4, 1985:</b> Florance Hall, after investigating local banks, has decided it best for club to stay in Idaho First National Bank; June Thomas reports that her Grange was willing to pay $150 for the club's dishes, the club accepted; program on the Holy Land<br><b>April 1, 1985:</b> Program on a 90 day visit to Colombia by Blanche Wolf; motion carried to donate $50 to the Meridian Senior Center; committee reports; nominating committee presented names for next possible officers<br><b>May 6, 1985:</b> Program by Sherry Iwerson and Judy Bogle, certified color consultants, who discussed the part color plays in human lives; committee reports; club elections, Opal Merrell re-elected president<br><b>June 3, 1985:</b> Emergency loan received a donation of a walker and a wheelchair; installation of club officers for the next year, Opal Merrell president<br><b>August 26, 1985:</b> Six members of the library board were present to help resolve concerns of the club and the library; Jack Riddlemoser, chairman of the library board, says if the club wants a meeting room and kitchen they will have it; emergency loan equipment to stay where the club wants it but it will need to be moved for the remodel; library board all agreed to abide by this and would make a written agreement; program given by girls from Girls State; committee reports<br><b>October 7, 1985:</b> Program a quiz on quotes from well known literature; committee reports, wheelchair to be repaired; club to sell their old glass cupboard to June Thomas for $150; while the library is under remodel the club will hold its meetings at the Senior Center<br><b>November 4, 1985:</b> Program a discussion on phrases of the Bible that match lines in the Collect; emergency loan received a donation of two wheelchairs and a commode](/occident_club/objects/small/col002_ocminutes_1985_sm.jpg)
- Title:
- Occident Club Meeting Minutes 1985
- Creator:
- Meridian Occident Club
- Date Created:
- 1985
- Description:
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January 7, 1985: Program featured special guest Tracy Everson, the director of the Hays Shelter Home who explained the Home's operations; committee reports
February 4, 1985: Motion carried to donate $25 to the fund to refurbish the statue of Liberty; motion carried to donate $25 for Girls State; emergency cupboard [emergency closet] turned in $40; voted to keep any memorials the club donates to causes at $10
March 4, 1985: Florance Hall, after investigating local banks, has decided it best for club to stay in Idaho First National Bank; June Thomas reports that her Grange was willing to pay $150 for the club's dishes, the club accepted; program on the Holy Land
April 1, 1985: Program on a 90 day visit to Colombia by Blanche Wolf; motion carried to donate $50 to the Meridian Senior Center; committee reports; nominating committee presented names for next possible officers
May 6, 1985: Program by Sherry Iwerson and Judy Bogle, certified color consultants, who discussed the part color plays in human lives; committee reports; club elections, Opal Merrell re-elected president
June 3, 1985: Emergency loan received a donation of a walker and a wheelchair; installation of club officers for the next year, Opal Merrell president
August 26, 1985: Six members of the library board were present to help resolve concerns of the club and the library; Jack Riddlemoser, chairman of the library board, says if the club wants a meeting room and kitchen they will have it; emergency loan equipment to stay where the club wants it but it will need to be moved for the remodel; library board all agreed to abide by this and would make a written agreement; program given by girls from Girls State; committee reports
October 7, 1985: Program a quiz on quotes from well known literature; committee reports, wheelchair to be repaired; club to sell their old glass cupboard to June Thomas for $150; while the library is under remodel the club will hold its meetings at the Senior Center
November 4, 1985: Program a discussion on phrases of the Bible that match lines in the Collect; emergency loan received a donation of two wheelchairs and a commode - Subjects:
- libraries public libraries clubs women-societies and clubs library clubs private clubs
- Location:
- Meridian, Idaho
- Latitude:
- 43.6094542
- Longitude:
- -116.3931117
- Source:
- Occident Club Minutes Folder 1985, Meridian Library District History Center
- Source Identifier:
- col002_ocminutes_1985
- Type:
- text
- Format:
- application/pdf
- Rights:
- For educational and research use only. Copyright restrictions may apply. User is responsible for all copyright compliance. Please contact the History Center at history@mld.org or 208-888-4451, ext. 1023 for further information. The Meridian Library District is not liable for any violations of the law by users.
Source
- Preferred Citation:
- "Occident Club Meeting Minutes 1985", Meridian Occident Club, Meridian Library District
- Reference Link:
- https://mldhistory.github.io/occident_club/items/col002_oc_62.html
Rights
- Rights:
- For educational and research use only. Copyright restrictions may apply. User is responsible for all copyright compliance. Please contact the History Center at history@mld.org or 208-888-4451, ext. 1023 for further information. The Meridian Library District is not liable for any violations of the law by users.