MONTHLY
MEETING
April 15, 2010
The meeting was called to order by Commander Raymond Sulger in ritualistic manner followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and a Roll Call of Officers.
Other members in attendance were:
Bob Shaffer | Joe Long | Craig Kelly | Douglas Teeters | David Teeters |
Dale Keklock | Scott Teeters | Howard Wolfe | Frost Decker | Joseph Ferrara |
Bob Gregory | Clark Myers | Mike Grayson | Bob Baker | Justin Swan |
Rich Ryczak | Homer Butler |
The minutes from the March meeting were read and a motion to approve was made by Mike Grayson and seconded by Homer Butler. All were in favor.
FINANCIAL REPORT:
Joe Long read the financial report with the following information:
End Balance as of April -
$3,235.72 (after Per Capita of $2,259.00)
Help Money - $192.00
A motion to accept this report was made by Mike Grayson and seconded by Bob
Gregory. All
were in favor.
OLD BUSINESS:
Commander Sulger commented on the presentation given by Camp Member Gary
Roche, Camp Member and great-great-grandson of Patrick DeLacy, Medal of Honor
recipient during the Civil War.
The first part of his presentation was about the Medal
of Honor and the second was about Gettysburg and his ancestor.
Craig Kelly gave a brief report on the Girl Scouts and their visit to
the Museum and subsequent involvement in our Memorial Day Program.
The Girl Scouts will march with the Delaney-DeLacy Guard
and Dunmore High School Band,
to the Civil War plot and one of the girls will be
giving the Gettysburg Address.
NEW BUSINESS:
Because of the Appomattox Day Luncheon in Williamsport, Scott and Dave
Teeters will be at the Museum for the Open House.
Anyone else that could be there would be greatly
appreciated.
Scott Teeters also brought up that the uniforms in the windows in the
Museum should be protected from the sun’s rays.
He suggested putting a protective coating on the windows
to protect the integrity of the items.
Howard Wolfe, acting on behalf of the Memorial
Association and Camp, will check on prices to have this type of work done by a
professional.
Mike Grayson also suggested that we contact City Hall to make
sure they would not have a problem having this done.
Bob Baker suggested that we contact Gary Francis and have the filters in
the wall heaters replaced to keep down dust on the articles.
FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER:
The 50/50 drawing was won by Bob Shaffer.
With no further business, questions or discussion, a motion to adjourn was made
and the meeting was closed in ritualistic manner.
Respectfully Submitted,
Robert C. Shaffer