APJ minutes
Nov. 7, 2006, 6:30-8:30 pm
Busch Center
In attendance: Lu, Rob, Mike, Terri, Anwar, Javed,
Diana
1.
Report on APJ presence
at AG market. $360 was made on
fundraising from the letter.
We guess about $120 were made this season. Pottery seemed to sell well and attract people to the
table. Coffee was a good sell, but
we had competition with World Hunger. Voter registration forms were also a good
idea. Leftover pottery from this
season will be held by Lu for next yearÕs market. Peace Eagle canvas tote bags may be an item to sell at the
market next year. Silk screening
of canvas bags might be available at Sign World. We should also have a table at Auburn City Fest or Syrup
Sopping next year. Bulbs.com has
fluorescent bulbs that we might sell at cost to promote energy conservation.
2.
Treasury report: $720 is in the balance right now with
no outstanding expenditures.
3.
Bank account and federal
ID. Diana is looking into getting
some sort of IRS number for banking purposes. This could possibly lead to a non-profit, charity and/or
tax-free status for the APJ.
4.
Receipts to donors. Mike will take the wording about receipts from the
website. The letters sent by Lu acknowledging the amount of the donation will
suffice as a receipt. APJ
letterhead would be good to have for similar purposes in the future.
5.
SOA Watch carpool. Mike is planning to leave around Sunday, Nov. 19, at 8:30
am. If people are interested in
commuting, please contact him at mulvamj@auburn.edu. Rally begins at 11 am GA time.
6.
Living the Dream
March. On Thurs. Nov 16 at 7 pm at
St. James Baptist Church, 1335 Auburn St., the marchers will arrive. All are welcome and encouraged to
attend the lectures and meet those marching their way from Selma to
Montgomery. A rally for the
send-off for the marchers is scheduled for 3:30 this Sunday, Nov 12 in
Montgomery. A carpool from Auburn
will leave around 2 pm for Montgomery.
For more information, visit http://www.livingthedream2006.org/.
7.
Future elections. We should do more to get the
information on the ballot (especially the referendums) out to citizens before
the elections. We should contact
the Office of the Registrar ahead of time in order to find out what exactly is
on the ballot. Perhaps the League
of WomenÕs Voters or the OA News would have the information as well.
8.
Volunteers for future
moderation/agendas/minutes of APJ meetings. Mike will continue to moderate meetings, create agendas and
record the minutes for APJ meetings, though may have to pass off these
responsibilities during the planting and harvest seasons next year.
9.
The movie ÒIraq for
SaleÓ may be shown as a group movie at the UU Fellowship. Anwar owns the movie and is willing to lend it for our
use. A possible date might be Dec.
7, Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
10.
The next meeting is
tentatively scheduled for Tuesday, December 5, 2006.