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FEBRUARY 1, 2018 MEMBERSHIP MEETING MINUTES
OREGON REGION CLASSIC CAR CLUB OF AMERICA
Members and Guests present:
Larry & Laura Schick, John Imlay, Chris Cataldo, Rodger
Eddy, Bob Douglas, Howard Freedman, Bill Price, Bill
Jabs, Roy Asbahr, Dave Wolmer, Bob Earls and Larry & Pat
Cox.
Director Bill Jabs called the meeting to order at 7:15
pm.
Secretary’s Report:
A motion was passed to dispense with reading last
month’s meeting minutes.
Treasurer’s Report:
Treasurer Howard Freedman did not have a treasury
balance to report but contacted Secretary Larry Cox
after the meeting with a current net balance of
$10,438.27
Sunshine Report:
Pat Cox reported that Evelyn Freedman seemed to be
holding her own, Howard Freedman agreed. Pat said that
there were no other member health issues that she was
aware of.
Activities & Tours Reports:
Rodger Eddy said that he is holding off on final route
selection for our Valentine tour because of frequently
changing road closures caused by mud slides after last
summer’s fires. The tour will depart from Lewis & Clark
state park at 9:00 am for a scheduled 10:30 brunch at
Multnomah Falls. As in prior years, the Asbahr’s have
invited us to stop at their home after we leave
Multnomah Falls.
Bill Jabs reported that the March 24th day
tour to see a car collection in Cornelius has been
postponed. It will most likely occur later in the
summer.
Chris Cataldo reported that he has been in contact with
Dennis Gilman who is planning the May 5th-6th
tour. Chris said that the tentative route is to meet at
the first I5 rest stop south of Salem and tour from
there to a carousel museum in Albany and get lunch
afterword at Izzy’s. From there, go to Thompsons Mill
state heritage site near Shed and then on to Jerry
Szerlip’s restoration shop in Junction City. A catered
BBQ dinner will be served at Jerry’s before heading on
to our lodging along I5 in the Eugene/Springfield area.
The next morning we head for Philomath by way of a
winery stop in the Corvallis area. Lunch will be in
Philomath followed by a drive along the Kings Valley
highway to Fort Hoskins historic County Park and on to
Dallas where we end the tour.
Howard Freedman reported that this year’s Strawberry
social will be at Dabney State Park which is very close
to Lewis & Clark state park on highway 30. There is a
$5 per car fee upon entering the park. Bill Price
thought that Dabney Park sounded like a good place to
hold our July 5th membership meeting and BBQ.
Howard said that the fall tour was shaping up nicely and
that he was working on finalizing our ferry reservations
both to and from Victoria and Whidbey Island.
Membership Report:
Membership chairman Bill Price had no new membership
activity to report.
Newsletter Editor’s Report:
Newsletter editors Larry & Laura Schick said that the
next edition of the Hood Release was
coming together well. Larry said that he was going to
be doing an article soon on Haugland’s ’38 Bentley.
Old Business/New Business:
There was no discussion on old or new business.
Evening Program:
Howard Freedman brought a disc to play the series of
Dave Charvet’s very well done narrations of each of the
cars on display at the Classic Car Club Museum at
Hickory Corners.
Bill Jabs adjourned the meeting at 8:20 pm. |
