MONTHLY MEETING

EZRA S. GRIFFIN CAMP #8

March 3, 1992

The meeting was called to order by Camp Commander Robert Bergen followed by the recital of the Pledge of Allegiance.

Other members in attendance were:

OLD BUSINESS:

Due to a misunderstanding, the letter to the Commander of the Kingston Armory will be written and sent out as soon as possible.  This letter deals with books and artifacts which once belonged to the Camp in Wilkes-Barre.

No new information on the headstone project at Forest Hills Cemetery was discussed due to the absence of Joseph Long.  We will hopefully have his report by the next meeting.

NEW BUSINESS:

A discussion was held on the feasibility of having an inventory done at the Museum.  One way is to physically inventory everything and write it in a record book.  The other way is to use a video camera.  No motions were made on this subject, so a further discussion will be held at the next meeting.

We also discussed the matter of purchasing a set of Advance the Colors for the Museum.  At this time Bob Yeager suggested that we bring this matter up at the next Association Meeting.

In the absence of Joe Long, Bob Yeager brought up the issue of chairs for the Memorial Day Ceremony.  It was suggested that we try to secure the use of a pick‑up truck rather than a half dozen cars.  No decision was made at this meeting.

Our next meeting was scheduled for the 9th of April 1992.

With no further business, questions or comments, a motion to adjourn was made by Conrad Kwolek and seconded by Charles Mercer.

Respectfully Submitted,

Robert C. Shaffer

Asst. Secretary