lbm19700311MUSKEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD MEETING
BAY LANE SCHOOL LIBRARY
MARCH 11, 1970
Present I Mmes. Lenz, Dlbb, Leichtfuss, SObolewski, Teis1 and Messrso
Kreuser and O'Connell. Mrs. Lindhorst also presento
Mmes. Mtmier and Mod11nskl. Absent:
Mrs. Lenz opened the meetlng at 7:55 P.M.
Mrs. Tels1 moved approval of the February 11, 1910 minutes, seconded by
Mrs. Le1chtfuss and mot10n carr1ed.
The next board meet1ng will be held on APRIL 8. 1910, 1:45 P.M., BAY
LANE SCHOOL LIBRARY.
Mrs. Lelchtfuss moved approval of b111s in the amount of $1,831008, Mrs.
Dl~b seconded and mot1on carrledQ
~be secretary read the letters sent by Mr. Kreuser to Joseph Hauk, Sr. ~ Commander Masclangelo about the board's decision to give the model
sh1p "Hartford It to the Adm1ral Farragut ACademy.
Mr. O'Connell r~por~ed that he had spoken to Mr. Narlock, Finance Com-
mlttée chairman, about the use of monles collected from fines, etc. It
was ind1cated t-hat a change in porcedure would be required. Mr. 0 'connell
will contlnue to look lnto the matter and report to the board.
Mrs. Le~ ~eported that the Friends of Muskego L1brary bad a meeting
with a flnanc1al adv1sor about an all out campaign to promote thec1tl
hall referendum. Their next regular ,~eetlng date is March 24.
W1th the announcement of the defeat of the resolut10njto have a c1t1
Qall referendUm, by the Common counc11, the board hagdeoided to table
all plans and reports perta1n1ng to the new 11brary untll after the
.,prlng electlon.
Mr. Kreuser read a letter he rece1ved from Commander Masc1angelo thank1ng
us for our gift of the sh1p "Hartford" and that EllIott Mov1ng & storage
qo. would handle óratlng and shipping of the shlp. He also reported he
had been 1n contact wlth Mr. El110tt and shipping charges would be about
$100. Mr. E1l1ott may ha.ve the answer to our need of display cases for
the collect1on; he has some stored, in h1s warehouse which may be ava1l-
.þle to us for storage fees due. He will ~e 1n oont~ct with Mr. Kreuser.
Mrs. Lindhórst informed the board that our present pages wl11 be looking
for permanent full-time summer employment with hlgher wages and lt is
difflcult to attract new page help wlth our present 90Ø an hour wage.
r,r. Kreuse~ moved that the librarian look into the minimum wage regulatlo11.
~nd report back with a proposal, Mrs. Tels1 seconded and mot1on carried. .'
Mr.'O'Connell moved to adjourn. Mr. Kreuser seoonded and motion carried.
Respectfully submitted
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PlUSKEOO PUBLIC LIBRARY, Muske go , Wisoonsln
APPROPRIATI0NS AND ~XP~NDITURES, January 1, ;1970 - Maroh 11, 1970
A?propriation m:~lt~~es
s on
Expenditures
\'0 Date
Balanoe
(.580..029 )
HOUSING
(580",,048)
OSRH ßR SUPPLI ES
(Memberships, eta.)
200.00 10.4) 29.09 170.91
6)4.00 15.00 2;.00 609.00
(.580-081)
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Furniture, lIghting, equlp~ent
(580-046)
OFFICE SUPPLíES
.547.00 55..65 55.65 491.)5
1,966.00 61.50 349.06 1,616.94
6,775000 412.79 It689ø39 ;,085.61
16,965.00 1,220.94 :hO?O.S9 1),894.41
~80Y 21,087.00 5.218.18 21,868'.22 - -
(.580-04;1)
BOOKS. MAGAZINES & RECORDS
(.5-80..011)
SALARIES
1910 Totals
Enoumbered - (580-0451)
1969 Books, Magaz1nes
& Records 533.00 48..77 299.1' 233.27
Flne Monet
Deposit
. Balanoe on hand
49.46
40.51
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MUSKEGO PUBLIC LIßRARY
Muskego, W1scons1n
VOUCHERS PAYABLE March 11, 1970 Acet. 580
1969 1970 Total
029 Wisconsin Telephone 10.4) 10.4)
048 Wisoonsin Library Trustees Ass'n 15.00 15.00
081 Remington Rand .55.6.5 55.65
046 Demco )0..54
Z111mers 30.95
Petty Cash 6.01 67.50
0451 American Library Assoc. (Book1ist & Subs.) 10.00
Baker & Taylor 30.27 228.16 (258.4))
Bowler 18..50
Chilton 11.08
Cowles 29.)2
D9~þ).ed.~Y 18.93
C. S. Underhill (Nat.Geo.) 2.50
Dutton 24.00
Lippincott 14.41
Pppu.1ar Law Pub. 4.95
Random House 6.18
Regent ).4)
Silver Burdett 14.55
Simon & Schuster ~4.)1
Sincere Press 8.95
Trail-a-Club Pro 6.02
48077 412.79 461.56.
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011 Margaret Lindhorst 4ß8. 25
Jean Luther 401.2.5
Donna Schmid 175044
Lynda .?;ar.n ;0.10
Pam Martin 58.50
JO Ann Worachek 46.80 1,220.94
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48.77 1,782031 1.831.08