Central Valley Corvettes - November 2014 Magazine
Central Valley Corvettes of Fresno - November 2014 Magazine
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Kim Fosnaugh and Debbie Anderson and lining<br />
up for Treasurer are Terry Anderson and Mike<br />
Lebda.<br />
<strong>November</strong> 18th is not only our regular monthly<br />
meeting, it is also our annual business meeting.<br />
It is the time of year we elect new officers based<br />
on your vote. Two prerequisites in being able to<br />
vote, aside from being a member in good<br />
standing, is that 1) you must attend the business<br />
meeting to cast your ballot and 2) you cannot<br />
have missed more than 4 meetings this year.<br />
While these conditions sound modest, it is<br />
troubling to examine the attendance records and<br />
see that barely half the club is eligible to<br />
participate in the election. While 44 people have<br />
met the criteria, an astounding 42 members have<br />
missed at least 5 of the last 10 meetings. Most of<br />
them a lot more than five and several have not<br />
attended a meeting at all this year. Most of us<br />
realize CVC is a social club, but as your outgoing<br />
president, I would ask everyone to set a goal of<br />
making at least 6 of the first 10 meetings in 2015<br />
so that you can participate in the democratic<br />
process.<br />
With that said, here is your 2015 ballot. We have<br />
multiple candidates running for each office with<br />
the one exception. Your candidates for President<br />
are Andy Anderson and Gary Pfelpsen, Skip<br />
Severance is running unopposed as Vice-<br />
President of Activities, Dick Danielsen faces off<br />
against Jan DeMello-Pflepsen for Vice-President<br />
of Public Relations, running for Secretary are<br />
On a couple of other fronts, about 30% of you<br />
have renewed your membership dues for next<br />
year. That’s pretty good considering the notices<br />
only went out at the October meeting. Dues are<br />
streaming in on a regular basis, so hopefully just<br />
about everyone will have paid by the <strong>November</strong><br />
18th due date.<br />
Don’t forget the annual CVC Christmas party is<br />
Thursday, December 11th. So far 58 people<br />
have signed up and 36 have paid the $24.00 per<br />
couple tab. The club is chipping in up to $2,500<br />
which will cover about 70% of the overall cost of<br />
the evening. It would be great if you could<br />
make any outstanding payments by the<br />
<strong>November</strong> 18th meeting. Based on past<br />
experience, we estimate an additional 6 to 10<br />
members will sign up which should push<br />
attendance in the 64 to 68 range. We have also<br />
sent a written invitation to our club sponsor Ed<br />
Dena and his wife. CVC also thanked them for<br />
their support the past couple of years and asked<br />
Ed if he would be interested in sponsoring the<br />
club next year.<br />
In closing, please start thinking about any runs<br />
you would like to put together for next year.<br />
With the exception of the annual CVC picnic at<br />
Kroekerville on Sunday May 3rd, 2015, the<br />
calendar is wide open. At this point we only<br />
have three events on the schedule with the<br />
Laton High School Senior Night on <strong>November</strong><br />
7th, the Christmas party on December 11th and<br />
the Christmas hayride and dinner on December<br />
14th. See you on <strong>November</strong> 18th and if you are<br />
eligible, don’t forget to vote early, but not<br />
often.<br />
CRAIG