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Meeting minutes for 2014
January 2014 The meeting was held after the Mart and Brunch with Bryan Eyring presiding. - Bryan Eyring and Dave Lima reported on the Pre- Regional Meeting that was held at Kirtland on December 15th. Attendance was moderately low due to poor weather.
- It was announced that the tables will be 8 feet long this year instead of 6 feet. - Discussion followed about having Kristi Ward handle the marketing to the public for our Regional and possibly, the “Clock Day”. A vote was taken and approved. - It was recommended that Kristi Ward could promote these events by the use of a “Save a Date” post card. It would be handed out at the “Clock Day” event and to members to place into the hands of the public. A vote was taken and approved. - At the Regional this year, we will continue to use the large gym and cost will be reduced from last year since we will not be using the smaller gym for presentations. - Brian Pizor announced that he has had no information on securing the McKinley Museum for a possible site for a second "Clock Day".
February 22nd will be our annual “Clock Day” with the clock and watch appraisal program at the Natural History Museum, set up will be at 9:00AM.
After the meeting, Frank Del Greco gave an excellent presentation on “The Restoration of the Clock Tower on the “Our Lady of Lourdes Church” on East 53rd and Broadway in Cleveland, Ohio. ------Ginny Sims, secretary
A very busy Mart and Silent Auction was followed by a business meeting presided over by Bryan Eyring. During the meeting, a short discussion about room costs was held. Bryan also stated that the February “Clock Day” was a great success due to the very good advertising by Kristi Ward. She is also to do all of the advertising for the upcoming Regional. Dave Lima reported that the Regional is all set and ready to go. All committees are set and notices are being sent out. Following the meeting, Bryan Eyring gave a presentation on “Exotic Watches”. He had many unique and rare American watches. Willard, Waltham, Elgin were only a few of the names mentioned during Bryan’s presentation. Bryan had a large selection of watches to show to the audience. Very good program! Thanks, Bryan.
The meeting was held, after the Mart and Brunch, with Bryan Eyring
presiding.
Bryan Eyring stated that Chapter 28’s Public Day was one of the
largest. Much of the public response was due to the remarkable
effort of Kristi Ward. Her handling of the marketing, of our
chapter Regional, to the public was sincerely appreciated.
Many Thanks to Kristi!!
Brian Pizor announced that he has had no information on securing a
venue for the second Clock Day.
Bill Budusky and Brian Pizor are a 2-man committee looking to find a
new venue for our meetings. Holiday Inn is becoming a
financial burden. If any member knows of a fire hall, school
gym, or other public meeting area that might fulfill our needs,
please contact any officer.
Following the business meeting, a DVD entitled “Clocks of Old Japan”
was shown. It covered some of the history of the rare and
authentic Japanese time pieces prior to the adaption to Western
timekeeping. We even learned a few Japanese words in the
viewing!
September
2014
Dave Lima, Regional Chairman,
reported that a Pre- 2015 Regional meeting will be held in
December. He will be sending out information about the
meeting, to committee members, in a few weeks.
During the meeting, John and Maria
Scott were introduced. They are NAWCC members from
Australia. They have been in the area before, but not to a
meeting. They liked the idea of the Breakfast Brunch.
They told us of many similarities between our chapters.
They answered many of the members’ questions. We all
enjoyed their visit.
After the Brunch and short
business meeting, came the Program of the Day, ”What I
Learned in NAWCC Class” with Doug Rinearson telling us about
his experiences while attending an NAWCC class. His course
of choice was” Introduction to Clocks”. He gave us a brief
outline of what the course covered and some of the tools he
used. Many thanks to Doug.
November 2014
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