1991 ARTS AND HUMANITIES COUNCIL MINUTES

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Piano Recital: The students of Dennis Morehouse presented a recital in the building on December 14. Mr. Morehouse expressed appreciation for the use of the building and reported that the facility worked well for the event. The building was left in excellent condition after the recital. UNFINISHED BUSINESS AHAB Meeting: Neither John Hansen nor Joanne attended the meeting about a community arts survey. Purchases with remaining grant money: After a recess, the LAHC listed possible purchases and payments to make before the end of the year. These include the telephone bill, rolls of ' stamps, cassette tapes to record meetings, a box to store the cassettes, reserved money for piano tuning, an answering machine, an inexpensive 35mm camera to document events, black and white film, a calendar to show events for the year, thank-you notes, dishcloths, and ' payment for a coffee machine. After paying the printing and telephone bill, Carolyn and Mary were given the authority to prioritize these items and proceed with the purchases. John will shop for the camera and the answering machine if money is available. Carolyn will check ' on the tax number to allow us to make purchases without paying tax. NEW BUSINESS Rick Hays, a board member of the CCCT, explained the Explorer post that the CCCT is sponsoring. The Explorer program is a part of the Boy Scout organization which encourages high school students to explore a specific area of interest, in this case the performing arts. The first meetings will involve specific workshops, from which point the group will be expected to create its own goals and programs. The first meeting of the group was held with about 15 to 20 interested participants. COMMENTS Carolyn expressed appreciation for the work of Mary O'Brien during her time on the Council. The Council voted to recess briefly before discussing purchases to be made in 1991 (listed above under unfinished business.) ' ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 11:00 P.M. 1 I 1