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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/14/2015 - Museums Bayham Agenda for Musuem Bayham's Meeting October 14, 2015 at 7:00 pm in the Municipal Office, Straffordville 1. Call to Order 2. Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest 3. Review of Items Not on the Agenda 4. Announcements 5. Delegation(s) 6. Minutes (a) Motion to adopted minutes of the September 9th, 2015 meeting 7. Correspondence 7.1 (a) for information only 7.2 (b) action required 1. Info re: London Spring Home & Garden Show 2. Ontario Museum Association info 3. E-mail from Rosalind Brenneman re her tour of Lighthouse &request for speaker at their meeting. 8. Unfinished Business (a) Tarp to cover life boat invoice (b) Lamb donation of Edison books— Susan's memo to Lynda Millard 9. New Business (a) Possible new Board member—email from Ron (b) Change to road signs for Edison Museum&Wind Interpretive Centre— emails from Ron&Albert 10. Finances (Budget) (a) 2016/17 draft budget from Linda Millard (b) Request for budget funding for Edison Museum rental for 2016—email from Matt (c) Balance due for London Boat Show—email from Susan (c) Request for update re budget from Municipal office—email from Susan 11. Other Business (a) Article in Sept. 30 Aylmer Express re Lighthouse &Edison Museum (for information—Bev will bring copy to meeting) 12. Adjournment MUSEUMS BAYHAM Minutes of September 9, 2015 Meeting Bayham Municipal Office, Straffordville,Ontario Present: Chair-Bev Hickey, Vice Chair- Chuck Buchanan, Secretary- Lynn Acre, Matt Schafer, Susan Start, Ray Maddox, Clerk- L.Millard. Regrets: Albert White, Ron Bradfield, Kimberly Legg 1. CALL TO ORDER: Chairman called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm 2. DECLARATION OF PECUNIARY INTEREST: None 3. ANNOUNCEMENTS: On behalf of the Museums Bayham committee, Chairman B.Hickey extended deepest sympathy and condolences to M.Schafer on the loss of his dear wife, and former committee member,Anna Schafer. She will be missed. 4. AGENDA: It was moved by R.Maddox and seconded by M.Schafer that the agenda be approved. Motion Carried. 5. MINUTES: It was moved by L.Acre and seconded by S.Start that the minutes of the August 12, 2015 meeting be approved as amended. Motion Carried. New Business: (c) the Marine Artefact Acquission came from the Elgin Military Museum,NOT Captain Dan Hawkins. 6. CORRESPONDENCE: a) For Information Only: Email from Brian Masschaele thanking this committee for referring posters and postcards to Elgin County Archives. He offered his support for any future needs. 7. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: a) Museum Reports: Review & Approval of Reports were deferred to October meeting. 8. NEW BUSINESS: a) New Cover for Life Boat: It was moved by C.Buchanan and seconded by S.Start that we purchase a new lifeboat cover from Hornsby Canvas for $289 + HST in the colour blue to be funded from the "Building Maintenance" budget. Motion Carried. b) Cancellation of Plank Road Lease Agreement: On August 20 Council directed staff to cancel the lease agreement for 6215 Plank Road in Vienna and to return the artifacts to Snow Street. Students, staff and Chairman Hickey moved the artifacts back to Snow Street. Museums Bayham Minutes September 9, 2015 -2- c) Painting of Life Boat: Chairman Hickey thanked C.Buchanan for supervising the students in this task. A coloured photo was passed around showing the improved look of the newly painted life boat. The paint was donated by Dulux Paints through the Port Burwell Historical Society. d) Photos of Painted Mariner's Tower & Lighthouse Keeper's House: C.Buchanan passed around coloured photos of each of the above newly painted artefacts. The Mariner's Tower was painted by Bayham Public Works staff and the Lighthouse Keeper's House was painted by members of the Port Burwell Historical Society and Volunteers. The paint was donated by Dulux Paints through the Port Burwell Historical Society. e) Offer of Edison Books from Larry Lamb: A gentleman named Larry Lamb contacted L.Millard offering 11 books to the Edison Museum. He would like a receipt for the estimated value of the books. Photos of these books were distributed to the committee prior to the meeting and the books appear to be in good condition. "S. Start checked the titles on Amazon and ABEbooks and brought brief written information about their content and value to the meeting in order to assist the board in determining whether they meet the Edison Museum's mandate. After some discussion the committee agreed to seek the opinion of Brian Masschaele, the Elgin County Archivist, prior to making any decision regarding these books. L.Millard will send him the list of books and a copy of S.Start's internet research. 1) 2016 Draft Budget Discussions: L.Millard was present to assist with Budget discussions. Corrections to the draft budget based on last month's discussions have been made. It was noted that we've only received partial payments for Grants to date. The rest will be received once the 2015 grant claims have been submitted. It was noted that as minimum wages continue to increase, our budget for wages must increase accordingly. Projects to be included within the Marine Museum's Building Maintenance budget are i) new 5' x 10' floor mat with rubber edges $500 ii) new accessible toilet and hand rails $500 iii) painting of the Scientific Buoy $700 iv) new steel front door with window $300. As directed by this committee at our August meeting, S.Start and K.Legg prepared a written proposal for the addition of a `Seasonal Part-time Curator' to our 2016 draft budget. This sub-committee met with CAO P.Shipway for guidance. It was moved by S.Start and seconded by C.Buchanan that Museums Bayham recommends that the position of a "Seasonal Part-Time Curator" be incorporated into the 2016 Draft Budget. Motion Carried. Museums Bayham Minutes September 9, 2015 -3- 2016 BUDGET DISCUSSION (continued) The proposal for a Seasonal Part-Time Curator will be submitted to Council along with the draft budget. It was moved by M.Schafer and seconded by R.Maddox that the 2016 Draft Budget be approved as amended. Motion Carried. 1. OTHER BUSINESS: a) Edison Fundraiser Dinner Update: L.Acre reported that the annual Edison Fundraising dinner/Silent Auction will be held on Saturday Nov.14, 2015 at the Vienna Community Centre. The theme is "Let's Go Hawaiian". Social hour is from 5-6 pm. Supper is at 6 pm. The meal will be catered by Marcel Rosehart from Tillsonburg. The menu will include smoked pork, and a variety of salads, baked beans, rolls, ice cream sundaes. Dinner tickets will remain at $30 per person. Tickets and posters will be ready shortly for members to distribute. The next planning meeting is scheduled for Tuesday Oct. 6, 2015 at the Bayham Municipal committee room. b) Aylmer Express articles: Craig Bradford, reporter for the Aylmer Express has interviewed our summer students as well as CAO Paul Shipway in preparation for a series of stories on Bayham Museums for the Sept. 30 edition of"Focus On Business". 2. NEXT MEETING: Wednesday, October 14, 2015, at 7:00 pm Municipal office 3. ADJOURNMENT: Moved by M.Schafer that the meeting be adjourned at 9:30 pm. Chairman Bev Hickey Secretary Lynn Acre APRIL 15TH - 17TH , 2016 -2016 Celebratin: 40 19772 THE LONDON SPRING HOME ist_c_ARDEN ailiplo -. ., . . V ki 0 1 1 „ urea iii 11"cleflibuila It fr, oil lit . 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T /1 ---- 1111 Liorrica•pantow 10,1 Noon 1 1 Honourable Michael Coteau,Minister of Tourism,Culture and Sport announcing Ontario's First Culture Strategy. town halls across the province Sharing ideas on the new Culture Talks website Using#ONCulture on Twitter. Consultations, which will include First Nations, Metis and Inuit communities, will run until December 7, 2015. The government has also brought together a Culture Strategy Advisory Group, which will provide expertise and diverse perspectives on the role of culture in Ontario and the development of the culture strategy. Supporting arts and culture in the province is part of the government's economic plan for Ontario. The four-part plan is building Ontario up by investing in people's talents and skills, making the largest investment in public infrastructure in Ontario's history, creating a dynamic, innovative environment where business thrives, and building a secure retirement savings plan. Ontario's Open Government initiative, which is helping to create a more transparent, accessible and collaborative government for the people of Ontario. Culture is one of the fastest growing sectors in Ontario. It generates approximately$22 billion of Ontario's GDP and supports more than 280,000 jobs. Ontario has over 58,000 artists—nearly twice as many as any other province. Nearly five million Ontarians are active library cardholders. About 24,000 properties are protected under the Ontario Heritage Act and there are over 300 community museums in the province. Ontario's music industry is the largest in Canada, and in 2013-14 its film and television production supported over 44,000 direct and indirect jobs. Background Information Culture Strategy Advisory Group Guiding Principles for Ontario's Culture Strategy Additional Resources Town hall locations Discover arts and culture in Ontario Ontario's culture sectors "Ontario's cultural landscape has evolved and it is important that government priorities reflect this. /. . That's why I am proud that our government is developing the province's first-ever culture strategy. I look forward to hearing from Ontarians about what Iiii they value about arts and culture in their lives and what culture means to them. This is an opportunity w for the province to take a fresh look at how it invests _,/ in arts and culture,to build our vibrant sectors and to , enrich our diverse communities." Michael Coteau Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport Contact: Marie G. 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You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list God ickflermen, MX huphrmrtd and I had the pleasure of tenwrng Port Burwell this summa_ I am partilai to Ilgotheous,es In Ontario and I lake lures wheel I=ri ae°Ii youru were nn earrepifen The building murals and the submarine were wonderful,but your lighttuousear:-d lighthouse Keepers cartage were amazing I went angler*the liyt.dhemb er d the ree1UraiiOOn steel was dome wets farulaeliw Bei-rig I Stated Swat,I am a member of the Beach Canal Loghthouse Grauer(Hamittah ane Burlirr'lbr and it weuld be zr. tsarcurifyour spokesperson orcorrrurtee would be able to speak toour grow)in NIceeernber about your lighlhousa,light wm,keepers ptlage and the beautiful restoration 1h t was arr feted. again.t ani so grateful tfiat we had?re pkrasure car louring your tgl+►ihause and the history lame of Iles nktteSiwoutluie U¢hthrauses i_ Uy thee way.the yang 3ady Ghat was:here that day was so.infnrrnetwe of the leghtf+ews.e awl was eager to a rawer aH my questions. Eiasl.Wel Rosalind®rannertan Member of Beach Canal Lrghttrouse Grew S parrs Ph ish/F raud Not spam Forget prevous vote Sandra Maeritene. Finance Clerk Mi.gri101Oallity OF Bayharrl Office 1,519} 866-5521 Fax: (519} 4 Email srnaerierksr beyhem_on_ca nw_baynam4n ya Frond_ if stile.d tire pinc-inapioswnriariro.r ".anailTo:nasalind.brennernarpr sympatico...cal Sent: Monday,.September 28, 2015 3756,PM To: 8ayh.a m'cbayha m @ bay+harn.on_ra Su lojecV aW: Your wonderful Lighthouse voay Afternoon, Just:Yi quit*N,WY&sipr>•i frit erhIslihril,way, nl 4n Ts®p n e.r.115 '.hre u+o tld krra to heir from you_ ale s feel free ba uFsksxrr Arebsiteformart infor o;Fori+ b4111 ourIghlJI a and iigrrt^cruse keeperscottage. It you have any 1::eation9 regarding our Eleieiii C:anel Lighthouse group.pl3eee CPO not rresilade Lo CJanlaul tis. Hao.le a wilerrttir riuI dayl Rosalind Brenneman Member or Lie Beazla Carnal LIghr°aause Group 5 545 6382 Fr el; r! lir+ .brennomarn ymparir ca To:lmill,eri, ri.ayharn.on.ra 8u4Jeet!Your wonderful Lighlhou Okla:Tue. 0 Sep 2016 20 57 4 +[ippp Subject Fir: Your wandlerrul Lighthouse Vow; O7_t1a15 12e243 AAA To: C. F.(C hue:ki-Buchanan t�cbuithananCiarntelecom_ng7r. Frttm: r n bradteid..r,rdrFld iarnneleaxnim Lynrtita 15.4 tit„.ratkarp histherrw,r„M- Happy-lo: rorw hr8drleAci‹rtrdrlwiMermeleccrn.neir mehltilseyrea rnialecom.net. rayma*gemtellecasm.net, IyhrtaOnffigtarntelecom.net nrsclrafer anielecc,rn.nai, sivaineownteleomn neer e.irannrrsha[". ihohnnii_ryern., kiellcarbokelma.l.com I thanrc w e should Try to find someone to aer;ess old and present pictures of the lighthouse and put brigiother a video prasantaiion and ocs.sibhy add in the devaioapmant of inrur Marline Museum and our iitiiFFcl G4ilecaon. which could assist someone making a presentation. Run Braolfietd Freak:C. F.{Oiuck Buchanan Sent:Friday Ochaber'Ea,.2015 755 AN To:syr►di Mcllard;rihmickeyiiriamt lecom_r t; rbr d arnteleoorn.net; rayrnor Arntelecorn-net; tynnaCie`XLa iw iLelecor'.net; mschafer4wamtel rn.riiet; atwhilas-giiamt c .i'iet; sus nvstairt .hotmai l.corn ;kleggigirorketrnail.corn Subject Re: Your wonderful Lighthouse Hi. All. Do you riot think that we should reply to this requestbefore our next meeting which is tact 14? Soni}, we can send SOMEONE to give a little talk on cur facilities_ Chuck. From; Lynda Millard Sent:Wer y,.Saber 30, 2015 12:00 PM To:mallto:mchidcek sarntelecorn.net; mialtto:rtardild e r vorn.net; rnaidth:raymanbarni ecom.rwt; rrlallto:cbuchanan@aaflelecalrt.net; mallto:lyrinacre@arr4.t7elecDm.net rreailtr,:msct.aF t, amrtu im.rieL; rralltu:al wrhrtei'a:iarritx -com.ret;nnallitoisusamrstart@illulThail.com mmail.€un ; maFito:fdeggxz+racketmaiLcarn Sub FW: Your wonderful LJgh'thouse A11 EiewFdls all Please add this item to your agenda for drecussi an aria provide a response to th 3 original sender. thanks Lynda Millard CI iork Municipality of®ayham Sabi R .Your wonderful Lighthouse Ospie: O71tOP15 tt;36 AM To-:rfnnrer&-Llyos.v...zGkVamtelecom_nmi . From: C._.E(Chude)Buchem-cbu€henent an7tele,3orn_uei# Lynda Millard JIIIlardgb3yifregir,or,.r r, r Ickey©erugaleOcrn.net. mstriare ra amtetecorn_net, aIwhhaloamt tacom_rret ausenitata tahOkrnarll ar i, kloggagookeetreal.corn This is an excellent opportunity for outreach to publicize our location. I'would be willing to do what I can_ Lynda. rt would be in order, based on the replies so far, to let them know we would be pleased to send someone to their meeting in rsiovember and to let us know the location,date and time allotted_ It can be further discussed at our:regular meeting. Ron. Who is the someone you had in mind Thanke_Chuck From:lynnar_rrc $eith Friday,October 2,231.5 927 fill To:C. E.(Chuck)Buchanan; Lynda Millard ;mch ey amtelecarrr.no; rkardnidaamtelecurn.rret; rrnrhafer tamrelw.co .net; 01White+ aini t c)Orn.lne ;su_,an11 tcnitP hoi•mail.carn;[clegrg@rocketrnalLrorn Subject Re: Your wonderful lighthouse Yes chuck,I'm sure that they would app+eclase ai+l ,some ekna kiwarx notice yo rheyca.n promatetheir guest speaker.I would Hew sueisE t that roe,Chuck,would be the best parson to speak about the light1 oust Would you be willing?Do you feel well enough? Lynn On 10102/15 08.56 AK C.E.[Dnichl Buchanan"4cbuchanan,@amteiewm. wrote: Iii. All. Do you not thank that we should reply to this request before our next meeting which is Oct 14? Surely we can send SOMEONE to give a late talk on our facilities_Chuck. From;Lynda Millard Sent:Wednesday.September 31),2015 12:00 PM Tu as ipt:m3 .c moose'mew",''t=fnevici alarr ea un.riet`];)dklziscriM ain.cornposeCheise, t=rbrdfld arriteeeorn.rret);javaseript:rnatrl.comrpose('riew,It:=rayrriar@alonteleJcarri.n€t'); javas:crlpt:nsal n.t;orn e('r ,`t=cblucharian@arnitel€xom.riet`);: riptr.maln.cornpkaseCnetv', Lt=fynnacre a rrrlekecom.net);ta,ascript:rrraln.eompos€('new', t=erischater i nrrtelecorn.net) ; fav ascript:u,talr,.comp Criew', t= lr Jt r telecorn,net);jla'rascript:rrratn.corrlp 'n ', t=sr rneStEirt ryhertrnail,Co.n')r itive"-ipt:ma,in,,€a3mprnseCnew',,'t= .00m') Sub : FW:Your wonderful Lighthouse PACKING SLIP essa �R 64.r TARPAULIN LTG. DATE.-:Nr,h--11- 1.s/Jc' -GT k-:l[aNr5. P.0 ae.424 DOScr,.=Slrool N9 03335 TIL L SONBUFR3.ONTARIO Na C.51-03 Phone(519)1542-22E19 Fox((5p1�9)y042-59A5 SCLO n] xil i s.r.AL 1 v r`3 145.S.a .ynp T[ Y^LA 5 vtiy A a..lyy� P.11. iL'-1t`i�l SHIP VIA PC syw'Ea 5.11A: DESCRIPTION AMOUNT I- Lill tAs-?SL, L3-r•p) • � I � 01.--1,4k2 - • cotaktenTs Tarp has been picked up and is at the museum—Bev & Chuck will cover the boat after Thanksgiving Information about the titles in the Lamb donation offer (to September 2015 Museums Bayham Board meeting, Susan Start) The literature on Thomas Alva Edison is vast, as is that on the development of the phonograph and electric light. The question for the Museums Bayham Board is what, if any, of that literature is relevant to the collection of the Edison family Canadian connection that is the focus of the Edison Museum in Vienna. The Lamb offer of 11 books on these topics comes to the Board at a time when the status of the Edison Museum and its property is under consideration as part of a facilities review by Bayham Council, and the collection essentially closed to public and Board access. An email exchange among Board members regarding this particular offer has indicated a split view, with some members enthusiastic about their relevance and others opposed on the grounds that that relevance is tenuous and the information in them, for the purposes of our museum, readily available online. The location and background of the donor is not known at this time. Below is brief data of varying length from Amazon for each title. .1. From tinfoil to stereo: the acoustic years of the recording industry, 1877-1928. Walter L. Welch. 1959. $36. The fundamental reference book of sound recording history, last available in print in the late 1970s. It described the development of sound recording from early experiments that led to the invention of the tinfoil cylinder phonograph by Thomas Alva Edison in 1877 to the development of stereo technology in the mid-1950s. This book is a revision and expansion of the first half of the earlier text--the critical acoustic era of phonograph history. It incorporates 50 percent new information presented by international experts, including some who were associated with historical figures in the industry or who have hands-on experience with actual models of early phonographs. The new material includes discussion of the talking doll, the Kinetophone, the cement phonograph era, early coin-vending machines, and the international scope of early entrepreneurs. Since its first publication in 1959,From Tinfoil to Stereo has been regarded as the bible of record and phonograph collectors. It investigates the individuals, the companies, and the legal machinations that led to virtually every major development in the talking machine industry, up to the installation of sound on Hollywood stages and in movie theaters across the country. This edition contains many new photographs, most taken between 1888 and 1912, that have never appeared in any publication. Walter L. Welch was curator and director of the Diane and Arthur B. Belfer Audio Laboratory and Archive and of its forerunner, the Thomas A. Edison Rerecording Laboratory, at Syracuse University. Leah Brodbeck Stenzel Burt, is the retired curator of the Edison National Historic Site, West Orange,New Jersey. 2. The phonograph and how to use it. National Phonograph Company. 1923. 2012 and 2015 reprints $10-24. 3. Edison at work: the Thomas A. Edison laboratory at West Orange,New Jersey. (Famous Museums Series.)David W. Hutchings. 1969. 94 pages. $5. 4. A voice in time: the gramaphone of Fred Gaisberg, 1873-1951. Jerrold Northrop Moore. 1976. Used copies $7-100. Fred Gaisberg was one of the very first performers as well as PR, Recording Manager and A &R manager to grace the recording studio. Jerrold Northrop Moore weavers an excellent storyline in discussing Gaisberg's gifts to the phonograph. Recording sessions with Caruso, Patti and others make for interesting reading. The photos add much to the commentary. This reference text traces Gaisberg from the early 1890's to his important management with HMV and later EMI in England. Several of the historic recording sessions "on location" in Wales (Patti), Caruso (Milan), Sistine Chapel Choir and soloists (Rome)truly makes this book a walk down memory lane. Well-written this book is a must for any library of a classical record collector or classical music researcher. 5. Thomas Edison, chemist. Byron M Vanderbilt. 1971. 373 p. Textbook. Used copies $10-$80. 6. Immortals of engineering: Thomas Edison, American inventor . Roselyn and Ray Eldon Hiebert . No info on Amazon. 1969. 214 pages. Used copies available on ABEbooks for $6-10. 7. Basic radio principles. Maurice Grayle Suffern. 1943. Used copies from $5. 8. Roll back the years : the history of recorded Canadian sound and its legacy: Genesis to 1930. Edward B. Moogk. Published by National Library of Canada. 1975. Used copies $35. 9. Thomas A. Edison benefactor of mankind , or, the romantic story of the world's greatest inventor. Francis Trevelyan Miller. English. 1931. 356 pages. $10-35 for facsimile edition. 10. The story of Thomas Alva Edison. Enid LaMonte Meadowcroft . English. 1952. 181 pages. Young Adult book. Used copies $3-20. 11. Young Thomas Edison . Sterling North. 1958; Puffin reprint, 2009. Ages 8-12. 192 pages. $7 Museums Bayham Date: 27/1] ib(187E1i AM To: mdhiotae+ amtelecantnet f=ront: non bradlieldl#rtirdfld©arntelecarn.rret7 Reply-To: ton bradfield<rbrdfldigarnte4eccrn.net> Bev. I presume we will be looking for someone to replace Anna Schafer on the Museum Corr.mi'tee?? I have spoken with Ally Shelly, who is managing the Submarine this summer and she has told rre she is deinilely interested in being on the Museums Bayham Committee_ When you feel it is appropriate, perhaps you could put it on your agenda for consideration by the committee. Ron Bradfield Subject Re:Musourn esyhsm syon.da iiomE mina.09410/16.08,21 1M TO ran b adfield srtird(6c,embe .arn.net,-, From_ Albert&Rosemary White seMtule amulet*rn_nei, Bev Hickey-4rschickey{ amtdcc.am_not Can wrs Amps the sign issue put on the agenda? There's elec.the wind interpretive pante sign that should be removed Albert Frani!Barr bradiiedd wort Monday,Ober 05,201.5 5105 PM Tb:.A Albert White;Bev Hickey ; Briar`t+lassshaele; Brenda Grbborrs;Chum€Buchanan; lynfs€re;susa i start:;the na. uttnwrickOlhctrnail.mm;f4 Le4pg;.Matt SC.hafhr SlibJeCt:Re:Museum U yham agrenda items Them are seiyerat signs on venous highways in the arem advertising the Edison Museum. Since it has been dosed by our Municipality I'm wondering if we shoutd have some indical cri on the aigne that the Edieen Muaeum is temporarily closed. last week a man from PrnY Elgin visiting the Subrnarrne was sent to me to inquire f he oc.uld arse 1r Edison Museum acrd 6 had to tell him it was terapararityp clased??717” Sev.you might also question the other members as to their thoughts of inviting Ally Shelly tejoin the Miasevm Committee. Ron Bradfield From: mehickcy Sent Merndayr Orlisiber 0.5, 2.015 10151 AM To; Albert White ;Bev Hict i y; Brian Mas co; Brenda Gibbons;Chuck Buchanan ; lynnaure; ran Jririfie441 ; user!,start;thecriassouthwic1a hct9rnaiLixi,rn; k Rego; PlattSchafer +; : Museum Bayham agenda dust:9 IIttIe reminder that if you Five anis It>4rn.g that yrs.wentadded to the agenda fox rhe October 14 meeting I have to have thern by rucben Wednesday October 7t1_ Thanks,Bev 2016/17 draft Museum budget from Linda Millard 4190 Contiib from Rsv - - Total Revenues: $17,800 54,758 $15,900 513,000 $2,600 $15,80(0 813,000 $2,600 2015 2015 Arnende• Amended split Auteindecf Amended split 4550 Expenditures , Budget Actual 2016 'MMILIt ' 2017 • MM1LHEM _ OV 5100 Wages 31,000 16,713 26775 17850; 8925. 27370 18247 9123 5110 Stet Banal 3,100 1,550 2678 1785 893 2737 1825 912 5170 Supplies-office - 90 250 125 125 250 125 125 5190 Children's Prgrrn 100 0 100 50 50 100 50 50 Utilities-heat hydro 5210 water sewer 8,112 5,440 9,197 4,596.50 4,598.50 9565 4,782 4,782 5240 AdsiPromorTO[)S 1,700 1,502 1.700 1,13333 586.67 1,700 1.133 567 5245 Marketing-new facility 5250 luilemberships 550 150 500 250 250 500 250 250 _5270 Building Mainl 7,500 400 2,000 1,800 200 2,000 1,800 200 52,80 EqulptCmRtr Maint 2,500 - 2.500 1.250 1,250 2,500 1,250 1,250 5290 Grounds Maint 3,600 2,482 3,800 1,900 1,900 3,900 ' 1,950 1,950 5300 Insurance 2,846 2.846 3,131 1,565,50 1,565.50 3.159 1,580 1,580 53.60 Phoneiinternet 1,300 603 1,300 866.67 433.33 1,350 900.00 450.00 5340 Confer/Seminars - _ - 100 50 50 100- 50 50 5350 Travel - - 100 50 50 ' 100 50 50 15370 Sundry(incl flags) 600 140 600 450 150 600 450 150 , 5600 Special Project - - - - 5610 Special Exhibits - - 500 333_ 156.67 500 333 167 5620 Rental Edison - 2,000 ? ? ? 7 ? 1 Curator - - 1 2,940 1,960 980 2.940 1.960 980 Slat Benef 294 . 196 98 294 196 90 Total Expenses: 62,908 31,976 *40 36,213 22,251 59,666 36,934 22,734 Difference -45108 ••27,218 -42"$ -230213 -19,651 -44,065 -23,831 -20,134 $ fProof 59,665 4't, x,065 subject: Re: Board meeting Date: 04/10/15 07:055 PM To: mschafer‹mschr.efer +erntelecorn.i et> From: rnchickey<rncttickeyl arntelecon Matt That will be fine and we will bring it up at the next meetingthank you. Bev Hickey On 04/10/15 05:33 PM, mschafer<mschaferqoarntelecarn.net>wrote: Hi Bev 1 think we should look around and see what else might be available.giving us mere Optltms.thanks Matt On 10/04/15 05:07 PM,mchickey<mchickeygeamteleovm.net>wrote: Matt I III do that and do you lttlrsk where we had it Earl year is a good location or should we try for some where else.Thank you Bev Hickey On 04110/15 02.22 PM,neschafer rtmschater amtelecom_nett wrote: Hi Be .w Would you i4ea5e odd on to the a errda,stat Ole boardconsider adding money into the budget for rental reoperate a aunnmar location re.Etli9d41 al-tweeter.. 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Maybe more a question Man a discussionlde ion:An update on Craumufs budget timeline-data that museum budget w111 be discussed?And will committee members be reminded by staff of this date when it approaches?(The CAO has advaed that he will address the items in our budget,but that ii is helpful to have committee members in attendance in case there are questions from conned Thank you.Bev. Wrth this new agenda procedure.can items still be added to en agenda at the meeting? (I don't have any,fust am wondering.._} SS°if1cers1 .. Susan