The board of directors meeting of the Haddonfield 65 Club
was held on Thursday January 5, 2017. 1st VP Henry Leimkuhler called
the meeting to order at 10 AM. Roll was called and 13 members were present.
The secretary read the board meeting minutes from December
1, 2016. The minutes were approved as read.
Walt Baker gave the treasurers report and it was approved
for audit. He reported that there are 48
members who have not paid dues for 2017.
Membership
Three applications were presented for membership in the
club. James Tassini was accepted as a regular club member. In addition, Ted
Mastrogiovanni and Paul Zambito was accepted as a guest member.
Trips
· Bill Brown reported that he is
working on multiple trips for the next few months. The first trip in late
February will be to the Masonic Temple in Philadelphia along with a bus tour of
Fairmount Park and lunch at the Pub. The cost of this trip will be $40. The
second trip will be to the industrial museum in Doylestown sometime in March or
April. The third trip will be a 6-hr. fishing trip leaving out of Barnegat in
June. Bill also noted that he is keeping a record of all trips, their costs,
contact names etc. for future reference.
· Bill also announced that we are
getting low on the pens which are given to guest speakers. A motion was made
“to renew the order of 200 pens from the same source”. The motion passed.
Old Business
· Ron
Howley reported that the 5K Run has been rescheduled for Saturday, January 14th.
Those members participating should be at the MacArthur Blvd and Cuthbert Blvd
by 8-8:15 AM. After the run is completed, all the marshals as well as all club
members are invited to meet at the clubhouse at approximately 10:15. Along with
bagels and/or donuts, coffee and tea to warm the bellies, all clubhouse
activities are available to provide a little friendly competition among the
attendees. So, whether you are able to
serve as a marshal or not, come on out and have some fun. Feel free to bring a
guest, especially prospective members.
· Henry reported that the donation
of books for the Kroc center is going well. He suggested that the books be kept
at the club for a couple months for member use prior to delivery.
New Business
· Henry reported that Tom Grimes
resigned as Asst. Treasurer. It was suggested that David Tarditi be asked to
assume this position. Henry agreed to call him and if he is interested, he will
be nominated from the floor at the January business meeting.
· Al Schmidt announced that the
Spring Luncheon will be on May 11th. He requested ideas for
entertainment for the event.
· Mike Underwood reported that the
new ownership at Ramblewood country club have requested a deposit for golf for
the coming year. He requested a check for $156 for the deposit. The board
agreed to provide the funds.
· Henry thanked Bill Brown for the
new vacuum cleaner. He also lamented that the leaves at the club have not been
properly cared for. He will contact Robin Potter for advice. Henry also agreed
to send Tom Mervine a note of appreciation for his arranging the use of the
Methodist Church for our Christmas Party.
The meeting adjourned at 11:00AM.
Respectfully submitted,
Bernie Schaming, Secretary
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