Perhaps the company's attempt at going green by
recycling scrap paper? (HA HA)

MJ Crouse
Stowe Free Library
Stowe, VT

------- Original Message -------
>From    : Dolores Coyle[mailto:dcoyle@temple.edu]
Sent    : 4/25/2008 4:21:05 PM
To      : SERIALST@list.uvm.edu
Cc      :
Subject : RE: Re: [SERIALST] Claiming-Anyone else
ever have this happen

 No, there was actually a notary's seal pressed into
the paper. I would have
thought they at least would have used good paper not
scrap.

Dolores

Dolores Coyle
Supervisor Serials Acquisitions
Paley Library 017-00
1210 W. Berks Street
Temple University
Philadelphia, PA 19122
voice: 215-204-1359
fax: 215-204-8550
email: dcoyle@temple.edu

-----Original Message-----

Colleagues -
		If you'll pardon a cynical reply, in this day and age I
could suspect that someone does not know the
difference between the word
'noted' (as in 'claim noted') and 'notarized' (as in
atested to or
authenticated).

		Happy Friday, you-all.
							David Brautigam
							Vice President
(Periodically)
							Westminster College
							New Wilmington,  PA