Scribblers Of Brevard
April 12 2008
Our meeting opened at 10:00 AM, Officiated by Vice President Roberta Womack
Minutes were read, in absentia, by temporary Secretary I. Jean Pastula. We had two guests in attendance, a niece and a friend, No names obtained.
Our Treasurer Scott Tilley was not available for a count of the coins!
New Business, Edith Thomas announced our 'Free Luncheon' at San Remos off Route one and EauGallie. Date April 26th, 08- Time: after Scribbler's regular meeting, Members will place Their own orders.
Announcements; Sally Fairchild Has broken her hip, she is recovering at 'Sea Pines' phone # 952 6511.
Stewart Rothwell has passed; address for cards to family is,
New Business: Publicity efforts. Announced by Lori Knerick, Publicity, she is placing adds. Jean Pastula secured notices in info@vieravoice.com also
eventscalendar@floridatoday.com- a copy will be on file with
Our Secretary Nancy Clark'. Betty
Kopenhafer place an informative ad in'The Sun' seen April 9th. Page 22, under Saturday events. All these too will
go to
Our Norma Jean Baird, the Literary Editor now has 50 Prose and 58 Poetry counting the many hand in's this meeting. Submission now closed. Edith Thomas, our Art Editor was given many pictures for inclusion in our up coming 'Driftwood"
Gus Venagus still has Issues (Driftwood)
Contact with our Boutique Consignment has stated we have sold
two copies of 'Driftwood' and owner is asking more of us to do Book Signings in
Carolyn Newby shared an Invitation to attend the 12th. Annual tour and festivities for 'Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings', must reserve your tickets by June 15th, 2008 For Bed and Breakfast Info, Sweet Water, 1-352 373-6060, please refer to Carolyn for specifics, e-clnewby198@aol.com or 254-5103
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Reader # 1- Gus Venegus wowed
the group with a passionate rendition of "Baseball Dream" about a
National Baseball Game with the
Reader # 2- Kay Williamson, forever the mystery writer, read an excerpt from her book about the "Starlight pavilion, very deep crime and malice of forethought!, Good characters, suspicion, intrigue and murderous intent prevale.
Reader # 3- Dan Bourassa, first time Novelist kept our avid attention as he profiled his characters in dire stress in a dysfunctional family.
Reader # 4-Historical Novelist, Frank J. Thomas, read from
his Limited addition Novel titled "
Reader #5 – Hal Gold read – “A Still Small Voice”
Submitted respectfully,
by Jean