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'I'riadoption Library ended it.' second fiscal year on June 30, 1980. We have accomplished many of our goals and look forward to the progressively productive years ahead. Our financial report follows as submitted by our Treasurer, Lynne Walker. Last May, at the 1980 National Adoption Conference we held our annual board meeting and elected Eddie Rizk and Audrey Sedita to the Board of Trustees, Steve Rillera was voted to another three year term, and Frank Leech and myself remained on the board. In additi'on the Advisory Counci,l was appointed (see previous page) for 1980-81, the offi'cers were elected and an Executive Committee appo'nted to run the Center. Those persons serving on the Executive Committee are: Bonnie Endo, May Boyden, Pat Sanders, Sandee Tuccio, Fran Kurrle, Patty Burl ingame, Judy A1 bert, 00-nnie Frank, Jan Long and any other volunteers who are involved on a daily basiS,s. The work required to host the Conference took its to11 on all our volunteers but we are slowly catching up and moving ahead. The most exciting news is that recently APPLE Computer Co. donated the computer system we requested and we are now about to begin the programing of the International Referral Service, contacts, search and research information for each state and other countries, and the study statistics. I eati't begin to express what this computer means to us.. ..and to the movement. It will allow US to cross-reference enormous amounts of information we have struggled to organize before and cut our work load and time in half. By the end of this year we hope to instigate a service to searchers and researchers that will give them a read-out of information about any state they desire. In many ways this computer changes our whole focus of the Library as a data bank. In the same way the microfi.1m and microfiche readers are about to change simi1 ar storage problems. Presently, we have over 300 City Di.rect0ri.e~ and 3000 Telephone Directories. If we keep adding to our collection at the present rate we will have to have an office the size of a ci ty block By 1985. We are pl eased that these micro record keeping devises will allow us to bOi1d data wittiout needing so much space. THANKS AGAIN TO APPLE! !! We've included some photos of the Library to share with you. Hope they give you a real vision of our people and our offices. The Organizational Statistical Study that is underway will be available in the spring. The fi'gures are already encouraging reflections of the type of contact each parhicipant group i,s getti'ng. I think the results will be valuable. Have a safe, healthy, happy and productive 19811 GOD BLESS , 1. TRIADOPTION LIBRARY, IMC . TRIADOPTION LIBRARY, INC. INCOME & EXPENSE STATWNT BALANCE SHEET For the Twelve llonths Ended June 30, 1980 June 30, 1980 INCOME Cash donations $6,398.54 ASSETS Other donations 380.00 Total Income $6,778.54 Cash in Bank $ 70.09 Library Equipment 624.54 Books 600.00 EWENSES Total Assets $1,294.63 Books $ 198.69 Insurance 229.00 Legal and accounting 88.56 Library supplies 168.57 LIABILITIES & SURPLUS Off ice expense 572.92 Postage 542.24 Promotional costs 97.65 Surplus 6-30-79 $ 790.17 Publishing costs 1,064.21 Ren c 1,276.00 Plus: Surplus for year Taxes & fees 10. 00 ended 6-30-80 504.46 Telephone 1,635.78 Video expense 10.55 Total Surplus Xerox . 379.91 Total Expenses 6,274.08 Unaudited Surplus $ 504.46 w
The 1980 NATIONAL ADOPTION CONFERENCE sponsored by the Western Region of AAC was held at the Disneyland Hotel in Anahei'm. California May 8 . 11 . Nearly. 200 people attended' from around the nation and here are some statistics showing the representation . Many indivi!dual s who attended had no organization affi 1 iation. others indicated more than one . . . I NVOLVEMENT ADOPTEE ........................ 70 -BIRTHPARENT.................... 42 ADOPTIVE PARENT ................ 17 SPOUSE OF TRIAD MEMBER .......... 8 BIRTH SIBLING ................... 2 ADOPTIVE SIBLING ................ 1 BIRTH RELATIVE .................. 3 ADOPTIVE RELATIVE ............... 3 IN SEARCH ............. 32 REUNITED .............. 59 RECORD SEARCHER ................. 7 SEARCH CONSULTANT .............. 10 COUNSELOR ....................... 6 ATTORNEY ........................ 5 PHYSICIAN ....................... 1 SOCIAL WORKER .................. 21 OTHER ........................... 3 At the Grand Banquet. Mary Jo Rillera introduced Nancy and her birthrnother. Donna; Ann and her birthmother. Cora; Dorothy and her birth uncle Wes; pat and Rita. half-birthsi sters; Bets9 and her birthparents. Lucille and George; Ivy and her birthson. Chris; Fran and her birthmother. Iva and her adoptive mother. Florence; her own bi rthrnom. He1 en . . There 'was an ironic moment when the reunited stood amid gasps (they numbered over 100). Di sneyl and's nightly 9 p.m. fireworks began . It couldn't have been more appropriate! We must be doing something right! Not only are people finding but they are establishing continuing and mutual ly benefici a1 relationships . A 0 I . I ORGANIZATION AFFILIATIONS ADOPTEES IDENTITY MOVEMENT of Mi chi gan ...... 2 ADOPTEES IDENTITY MOVEMENT of New York ...... 1 ADOPTEES IN SEARCH .......................... 1 ADOPTEES RESEARCH ASSOCIATION ............... 1 ADOPTION RESOURCE CENTER(ARC.9) ............. 2 ADOPTION FORUM OF PHILADELPHIA.' ............. 4 ADOPTIVE PARENTS FOR.OPEN RECORDS ........... 4 ADOPTS6ARCH ................................. 2 ALMA ....................................... 15 CALIFORNIA CITIZENS ADOPTION COALITION ...... 1 CENTRAL COA9T ADOPTION SUPPORT GROUP ........ 1 CHILDRENS HOME SOCIETY ..................... I1 CONCERNED UNITED BIRTHPARENTS .............. 29 F.A.C.E ..................................... 1 HOLY FAMILY SERVICES ........................ 2 INDEPENDENT SEARCH CONSULTANTS .............. 4 KANSAS CITY ADULT ADOPTEES ORGANIZATION ..... 5 NORTH AMERICAN COUNCIL ON ADOPTABLE CHILDREN1 OPEN DOOR SOCIETY ........................... 5 OASIS ....................................... ' 2 OPERATION IDENTITY .......................... 2 ORPHAN VOYAGE ............................... 3 PARENT FINDERS of Canada .................... 4 POST ADOPTION CENTER EDUCATION d RESEARCH ... 7 SEARCH ...................................... 3 SEARCH FINDERS .............................. 2 STATE DEPT . of ADOPTIONS-California ......... 2 TENNESSEE ADOPTEES IN SEARCH ................ 1 TRIADOPTION LIBRARY ........................ 11 TRUTHSEEKERS ................................ 2 VISTA DEL MAR ................................ 1 WASHINGTON ADOPTEES RIGHTS MOVEMENT ......... 8 YESTERDAYS CHILDREN ........................ 10 m
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