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In attendance were
11 members. President Diane Whitaker called the meeting to
order at 11:40 a.m. following a presentation by Rich Wykoff
on stem cell therapy.
On a motion by
Carol Hildebrand, the minutes of the last meeting were
approved as printed in the Lockletter. There was no fiscal
officer’s report.
Membership:
Diane Whitaker announced that she has membership application
forms to give to prospective members.
Book Sale:
Carol Hildebrand said that price and sort sessions will be
held each Thursday morning. She will contact Lock Haven
University, the City of Lock Haven, and Immaculate
Conception Church to discuss arrangements for parking during
the book sale.
Write Read Write:
Laura Long distributed letters from the students
participating in this year’s project. Members were asked to
bring their gift books to the March 6 branch meeting or to
her house or to Ross Library before that date. Forty-two
students will receive books this year.
Blood Mobile:
Pat Burd reported that the Red Cross contact person she had
for the Blood Mobile no longer has that job, so she was not
able to determine whether our branch will be asked to
sponsor a blood drive this year. She will wait for someone
from the Red Cross to contact her with additional
information.
Scholarship Committee:
Diane Whitaker reported that the application requirements
for the undergraduate scholarship have been revised for
clarity.
Children’s Festival:
Diane Whitaker received a request for volunteers from Lisa
May, food coordinator for the April 24 Children’s Festival.
Members agreed to provide two teams of three people to work
from noon until 4:00 on that day. Volunteers will be asked
to sign up at a later date.
The next branch
meeting will take place on Saturday, March 6 at 10:00 am.
Lou Bernard from the Clinton County Historical Museum will
speak.
The meeting was
adjourned at 12:15.
Amy Carroll,
Secretary |
President’s Message
Write
Read Write books are to be brought in to the March meeting
or brought to my home at 980 Center Street by March 8. I
want to get the books to the school before they start
testing, which will take up their time and limit their
opportunity to get the books read. Laura
