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(Continued from page 2) welcome by the President and Chapter Development Vice President could be done while the chapter sings "You're As Welcome As Flowers in May" then allow the new members and their sponsors to lead the chapter to the refreshment line. VP of Music and Performance: Mike Sexton was not present, so there was no report. President Stanfield indicated that in conversations with Gary Drake that the dates of March 6 and March 20 were possible for our Junction City performance. The group expressed preference to try for the March 6 date if our directors and quartets are available. Director of Music: It was reported by Don Thomson that they are investigating the possibility of using professional learning tapes as opposed to those prepared by the chapter and its quartets. Don Thomson also suggested that we appoint a Sesquicentennial committee to work with the Manhattan Sesquicentennial committee. Show Chairman: No report. VP of Public Relations: Harvey reported the he keeps reporting our board meeting minutes to the club news section of the Manhattan Mercury. Harvey suggested a good source for possible future members are |
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to review the high school yearbooks to determine what singers in high school might be available for our chapter membership. Old Business: The Ray Sharp memorial funds are still on hold pending development of the means to better care for chapter property. New Business: It was moved by Ken Brooks and seconded by Bob Swenson that the chapter pay the registration fees and transportation for all members who would be able to attend COTS in Omaha the weekend of November 8. Motion passed. It was moved by Ken Brooks and seconded by Rich Van Nevel that the chapter contribute $2500 to Harmony Foundation. Motion passed It was moved by Ken Garwick and seconded by Ken Brooks that the price per person for the installation banquet to be held December 11 be at $10. Motion passed. It was moved by Harvey Kiser and seconded by Rich Van Nevel the membership applications of Kevin Roberts and John Desper. Motion passed. Adjournment: There being no further business President Stanfield lead the group in "Shine On Me", closing the meeting at 8:19 p.m. |
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(Continued from page 1) Wrapping Up Another Great Year a person. We look forward to seeing everyone there. I would like to mention again, we have planned another show that will help us prepare for our Annual Spring Show. This year we will be singing in Junction City in a benefit for the Geary County Arts Council. Gary Drake has helped us do the legwork in setting up this performance. Mark your calendars NOW, the show will be March 6th. This will be another great opportunity for us to prepare for the spring show and even sell a few advanced tickets to the show. Finally, the search for workers has heated up somewhat. There is a heavy-duty search in mo |
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tion to find a few people to fill openings on our staff. We are in need of a Librarian and Property Manager. There are other positions that we are working to fill as well. We have been working for some time to fill these positions. This is another opportunity for other great Barbershoppers to step forward and contribute to our already great success. Sincerely, Rodney |
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Editor's Note: At the Chapter meeting on Thursday, November 13, the Board announced that Sam Kvasnica had been elected to serve as the president during 2004. |