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Moore https://scholarworks.uark.edu/jaas/vol26/iss1/1President Secretary Treasurer President- Elect Historian 2 Arkansas Academy of Science, Box 1709, University of Arkansas ¦ev ARKANSASJournal of the ArkansasACADEMY Academy of Science,OF Vol. 26 [1972],SCI Art.ENCE 1 1972 Volume XXVI Proceedings Secretary 's Report - MINUTES OF THE FIFTY-SIXTH ANNUALMEETING APRIL 7-8, 1972 - FIRST BUSINESS MEETING Disbursements-April 1, 1971 - March 31, 1972 1.Robert Kirkwood- expenses 34.03 The first business meeting ofthe 56th AnnualMeeting ofthe 2. Keith Jones Talent Search- winner 20.00 Arkansas Academy of Science was called to order by Dr. 3.Bill's Restaurant,- Searcy banquet 170.50 George Templeton, President ofthe Academy, at 10:45 a.m. on 4.U. ofA. officesupplies 17.88 April 7, at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Dr. 5. W.A. Guest - postage and supplies 57.04 Templeton introduced Dr. David W. Mullins, President ofthe 6.U.of A.-office supplies- 4.83 University, who welcomed the members ofthe Academy to the 7. Southwest Printing- 1970 Proceedings 1770.37 campus. 8. Lowell Bailey post box rent 2.00 President Templeton then called forreports from the officers 9. AAAS - annual contribution 6.00 of the Academy. 10. Southwest Printing -1971 Proceedings 1944.85 11. E.E.Hudson -Junior Academy 200.00 Secretary: 12. U.ofA.-office supplies 10.92 The Secretary reported that the minutes ofthe 55th Annual 13. U.S.Postoffice- stamps 16.00 Meeting held at Harding College, April16-17, 1971, were being 14. U.ofA.-letter copies 5.75 distributed to the members at the registration desk and moved 15. U.S.Postoffice --stamps 12.00 that the minutes be approved as circulated. The motion was 16. U. S. Postoffice stamps 4.00 seconded, after which the Secretary moved that the motion to 17. U.ofA.-letter copies 4.50 approve the minutes be tabled until the second business 18. U.ofA.-office supplies 20.01 meeting in order to give members an opportunity to read the Total disbursements $4300.63 minutes. The motion to table was seconded and the motion carried . The Secretary discussed membership figures for the past Summary three years. Dues-paying members in 1971 totaled 136 in contrast to 180 in 1969 and 189 in 1970. The 1971 dues-paying Original balance $2741.48 members were distributed among the sections as follows: Receipts 1701.20 Total receipts 4442.68 Anthropology 4 Geology 5 Less disbursements 4300.68 Biology 77 Physics 11 Balance 142.00 Chemistry 35 Science Mathematics 7 Education 26 Reserve fund 1502.72 (Some members indicated an interest in more than one Interest on reserve fund 84.59 section.) Total reserve 1587.31 Total assets April1,1972 $1729.31 Treasurer: Copies of the financial statement and summary were distributed by Dr. J.P. Jones, Treasurer. Dr. Jones' motion to Editor: accept the Treasurer's Report was seconded and the motion carried. The financial statement and summary follow. Dr.L.C. Howick, Editor, reported that Volume 25, 1971, of the Proceedings ofthe Arkansas Academy of Science had been Financial Statement distributed to the members. He said that the current volume is Academy the second in the new format which has resulted inlower total Arkansas ofScience editorial flexibility.He discussed April1, 1972 cost and has provided greater briefly how papers are reviewed and how page charges are determined. The Proceedings is now abstracted by most of the Balance on hand April1,1971 $2741.48 important abstracting journals. Dr.Howick noted that Volume Reserve fund 1502.72 25 was the last volume for which he would serve as Editor. His Total assets 4244.20 five-year term ends with this business meeting.