1964 annual meetings of Northfield Arts Guild, Northfield, Minnesota

              xhe -"orthfield ^rts ^uild "oard of directors met on January II4,   1961+
at 7S30 p*m*   at the Center  for  a regular  business meeting.     Members
present were*    dunlop,  Schjeldahl,  Starks, Woodruff,  Lee, Wing,
Follansbee,   Wioors, and Basquin.     (Halvorsen-later)
The  secretary called the meeting  to  order due to  the fact that the
president, Dr.   nalvorsen,   had to be  late and the vice-president was
absent.
The minutes were read and approved as read.
The treasurers Mr.  M0ors   stated that  the balance  on hand was  fl,135»92«
Mr,  M0ors  said all bills had been paid with the exception of the  insurance and  interest due on the  building.     The report was accepted
as read.
Mrs.  Lee asked Mr.  Moors if Mrs.  Hunter had submitted any bills
from the Good Design show wh ich had been held  in December.     Mo
bills had been submitted.     It was also reported no bill had been
submitted as  yet  on the refreshments  served at the Christmas program,
Mrs.   Basquin reported that a turnout of about 110 children had
seen the first  of the film series.    Monies  in the amount  of $130*
had been collected to date and that therefore we were assured  of
paying all expenses.
Due to  the fact that  the  lower  room of  the Center was  cold,  Mrs,
Follansbee volunteered to  have the next board meeting at her  home.
Members agreed on this matter,
Mr.  Moors asked for  motion to pay the  $155-   insurance bills*
Mrs. Woodruff so moved and Bill Dunlop  seconded.  The motion carried.
Mrs.   Basquin reported that   lacking  sufficient number  of persons at
the first date   of Dale Haworth  lecture  series,  the  lectures would
not actually begin until Jan.   27 and that the  original date had
been held  open just for  registration purposes.
Someone asked about the  old piano and  the members were  informed
that by agreement mth Dr.  Halvorsen and Mrs.   Basquin,  Mr.   Loesch
had removed  it.
Mrs.   Woodruff reported the second  session of classes  for ballet
had  started on January h»     Twelve  studecj^s are enrolled.     Tuition
fees are |2j|_t*__p0.    She  submitted her bill for  I5O.   instructor's
fee.     The  students were 7 to  8 year   old pre-ballet and modern
dance  students.     A second  class had  only a registration of five
and would be dropped  if enrollment did not make the minimum of ten.
Mrs.  Follansbee moved and %s.  Lee seconded the motion that
Mrs. Woodruff be paid the  I5O, with  the  same restriction as  outlined
in minutes  of November  13,   1963*     Motion passed.