The
regular business meeting was held in the 65 Club clubhouse
on Thursday January 12,
2023.
President
Roger Jacobs called the meeting to order at 1:30 PM. There were approximately twenty-three (23) members
attending with an untold number on Zoom.
Dave
Tarditi led The Pledge of Allegiance and provided a prayer. John Cokos led the
members in singing God Bless America
Minutes
– Fred Willis
·
The
minutes of the last Business Meeting, held on November 10, 2022, were
read. They were approved without changes.
·
The
minutes of the last Board of Directors Meeting, held on January 5, 2023, were
read.
President’s
Report –Roger Jacobs/David Tarditi
· Roger thanked everyone for their
support throughout this past year. He specifically thanks his predecessor Frank
Lodge for his guidance and counsel throughout his three years as an officer.
· Roger presented the officers and three
new members of the Board of Directors for 2023.
· After reading the duties of each
position he asked the them to confirm they will execute the duties. The club members verbally approved their
election.
· New President David Tarditi continued
conducting the meeting.
· Dave mentioned next week’s speaker
would be very important in finding new members.
He also stated the club is a social club and its purpose is to provide a
social meeting area for retired men.
Treasurer’s
Report – Hank Zaleski
·
Hank
informed the members there was an influx of dues last week. However, the number
of unpaid members was still 50-60.
Speakers
– David Tarditi - 1st VP
·
Speakers
are booked through the middle of April
·
See newsletter for speakers
and subjects
· Joe Galliera will assume the position today.
Membership
– Joe Galliera – 2nd VP
·
Joe
received a new name as a possible member.
He will pass it on to his replacement Chuck Kanupke.
Event Committee Reports
Trips/Events
- Bill Brown
·
A
trip to Spring Lake for a show on Broadway Shows is scheduled for either April
4 or 5. This will be by carpool. Sign up is now occurring.
·
Bill
has discovered a new bus company called Betsey Bee’s. This company does not require
a 40-person bus guarantee. There are
several trips available. Contact Bill for additional information.
·
On
January 24 there will be a trip to Urban Promise. This will be by carpool
·
See
the Newsletter for details on all trips
Friendship
– Henry Leimkuhler
·
No
report.
Bowling
– John Biondi
·
Bowling
continues on Friday morning at 9:30 AM
Bridge
– Bernie Schaming
·
Bridge
continues on Monday, this week ten (10) played
Pinochle
– Tom Mervine
·
Pinochle
continues on Wednesday, this week ten (10) played
Golf
– Dennis Kille
·
See
you in April
Chess
– Fred Willis
·
Chess
will be available today.
Tai
Chi- John Biondi
·
Still
doing it.
Old
Business
·
On
January 24 9:00 am at Mabel Kay, a member, Doug Rauschenberger will give a
presentation on the history of gas stations and Automobile dealerships in Haddonfield.
New
Business
·
Five
new officers and three new board members were installed. See comments under President remarks.
·
Incoming
Membership VP Chuck Kanupke gave a brief summary of some ideas he has to
attract and interest members. Meeting attendees expressed their thoughts and
support for Open House meet/greet events. To host outdoor proceedings at the
Club so wives and significant others can attend in casual occasions to increase
familiarity with members and to assist in new participant recruiting affairs
o Any members with ideas contact
Chuck.
·
Former
President John Cokos suggested having an existing member be the contact point
for a new member to learn about the club
Joke Master
Roger bid
good bye to the club as President with a joke about squirrels, it was a good
joke. After numerous tries he finally got it right.
President David
Tarditi adjourned the meeting at 2:15 PM.
Respectfully
Submitted
Fred
Willis, Secretary
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