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                                 Minutes of the Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society
                                                   January 24, 2000


                 Called to order at 7:15 pm at the Saugus Station after a quorum was reached.

                 John Mann introduced the two new board members, Alan Howe and Alan Bofenkamp
                 and Steve Borcher who came in the event a neutral party was needed to count votes.

                 Election of Officers


                 John Mann, President
                 Leon Worden, First Vice President
                 Mary Ann Coif, Second Vice President
                 Glel11\ Rollins, Treasurer
                 Tom Frew, Corresponding Secretary
                 Pat Saletore, Recording Secretary

                 November Minutes:  Passed as presented.
                 Motion: Carol Rock
                 Second :  Cathy Martin
                 Passed


                 December Minutes:  Passed as presented.
                 Motiqn: Carol Rock
                 Second: Phil Scorza
                 Passed

                 Treasurer's Report:  Glenn Rollins distributed the summary reports for both November
                 and December.  The reports were filed for audit.

                 Corresponding Secretary:  Mary Ann Coif circulated recent correspondence for
                 interest.  She also noted that the City of Santa Clarita is asking for nominations for "Man
                 and Woman of the Year."  No nominations were put forward.

                 Open House:  Cathy Martin reported on a successful Holiday Open House last month.


                 February Meeting:  Phil Scorza reported that the meeting will be February 20, a Sunday
                 and the speaker will be John Boston.  The March meeting will be presented by Frank
                 Rock on the St. Francis Dam Disaster  and will be followed by a field trip to the Dam site
                 the following Saturday.


                 Restoration Committee/Site Managemen~l K.reut_?:er"r~eorted that the buildings
                 had all been lighted for the holidays.  The p   ~~a flfeChapel has survived on
                 one side, so the other side has been planted also.  He also noted that a new parking lot
                 light has been installed on the upper story of the Station.  The Pardee House has had a
                 volunteer electrician working on wiring for the lighting.  It is now about 60% done.  It
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