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Collinsville Chamber of Commerce
Dec. 2, 2004
Library Election Information
Chamber of Commerce News Index
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The next Chamber meeting is Jan. 6th at the Silver Dollar Cafe. The new slate of Chamber officers for 2005 will be installed ~Feb. 19th at the H.S. Commons. Saturday December 11th the Chamber will host the Christmas parade and basket give-away. Merchants that would like holiday window paintings by middle and high school art students should contact the Chamber ASAP.

New Slate of Officers Elected
for 2005

2005 Chamber Officers
James Dugger President
Sherri Clark President Elect
Joetta Cox Vice President
Billie Francis Treasurer
Linda Saferite, CEO Tulsa City-County Libraries, was guest speaker at the Chamber luncheon. Paula Settoon, Division Director for all the Branch Libraries, also addressed the Chamber. They both praised the Collinsville Library and provided information on the Dec. 14th vote on the future of Libraries in Tulsa County.
Dr Susan Babbitt introduced her Tulsa County Library bosses Linda Saferite (left) and Paula Settoon at the Collinsville Chamber of Commerce meeting Thursday Dec. 2nd. James Dugger (seated in front of Susan ... in white ball cap) will guide the Chamber next year.
Linda Saferite
PDF handout with election information (if you didn't already get one in the mail).
Please visit the Collinsville Library's Open House Dec. 6th (Monday 6:30-8pm) for more election and Library information (and refreshments). The two items on the Dec. 14th ballot are a .8-millage increase and a $79.1 million bond package. The cost is estimated at $2 per month for a home owner with a $90,000 valuation. The funds will benefit all Tulsa County County Libraries and build a new Central Library in Tulsa with more space, parking and easy expressway access near 11th and Denver.
Collinsville Library Fact Sheet
Friends of the Collinsville Library (F.O.C.L.)
Some specific plans for future funds for the Collinsville Library include more paved parking and opening the grand entrance via the stairs facing historic Main Street. More and upgraded computer equipment is on tap for all Libraries.