MONTHLY MEETING
January 19, 2006
The meeting was called to order by Commander Howard Wolfe in ritualistic manner followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and a Roll Call of Officers.
Other members in attendance were:
Joe Long | Bob Sulger | John Hart | Robert Baker | Rich Ryczak |
Bob Shaffer | Ray Sulger | Frost Decker | Scott Teeters | Douglas Teeters |
Jeff Krause | Eric Krause | Mike Grayson |
The minutes from the November meeting were read.
A motion to accept the minutes was made by Bob Baker and seconded by
Ray Sulger.
All were in favor.
Joe Long suggested that the
FINANCIAL REPORT:
Joe Long read the financial report with the following information:
End balance was $3,417.51
91 members have paid their dues
Help fund at $144.50
Ticket winner – November 5 – Val Osifer
Ticket winner – November 26 – Chris Matys
Ticket winner – December 17 – Joe Coleman
A motion to accept the financial report was made by John Hart and
seconded by Bob Baker. All were in favor and the report was referred to the
audit committee.
OLD BUSINESS:
Commander Wolfe read Dept. Order #2, series 2005-2006, on the clarification
of storage of records and documentation.
NEW BUSINESS:
Joe Long ordered the flags and markers for the cemetery.
Bob Baker suggested we put a copy of the current by-laws on the website.
Bob Baker wrote an editorial on the biography of Dr. James Dunn.
He’ll bring a copy of the book to the next meeting.
John Hart reported that the SVR was to attend Lincoln Day ceremonies in
A suggestion was made that we erect a flag pole in any unattended cemetery to
recognize veterans.
Commander Wolfe suggested that we put together a photo album of all the past
commanders.
CORRESPONDENCE:
Secretary Shaffer read correspondence on the correct way to fill out the form
22 to be sent to the Department Secretary.
Shaffer also received raffle tickets from the Daughters for sale prior
to Encampment.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS:
At this time the meeting was closed and the installation of officers was open
by installation officer Howard Wolfe.
All new officers attending were then sworn in.
The gavel was then presented to new Commander Robert Baker and he outlined
his agenda for the next year.
With no further business, questions or discussion, a motion to adjourn
was made and the meeting was closed in ritualistic manner.