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 MINUTES
OF PACKARDS OF OREGON, INC., MEMBERSHIP MEETING
February 14, 2017 The meeting was called to
order at 7:10 p.m., at The Peppermill
Restaurant, Aloha, OR, by Monte Glud, President
.
Present: Monte Glud, President Joe Santana &
Molly (daughter) John Imlay, Editor
Howard Freedman, Treasurer
Elaine Glud, Secretary
Stan & Beverly Richards Matt & Karla Hackney Tom
Taylor George & Susie Choban Wade & Patsy Miller
Dave McCready Margy Imlay (for dinner only)
Evelyn Freedman
Packards driven to the meeting this evening:
None
Since it is Valentine’s Day, Howard and Matt
provided the attending ladies in the Club with a
red rose and a sweet treat. Beverly provided
cupcakes she had made.
Thank you for your thoughtfulness.
The last meeting of the membership was held in
November. December was the dinner banquet and
the January, 2017, was cancelled due to bad
weather.
Secretary’s report: The minutes of the last
meeting held in November, 2016 were not read, as
they are on the website for all to read.
The minutes taken by Howard, Secretary pro-tem,
were approved as posted.
Treasurer’s report: Howard said he would email
the balance in the Club’s account to Elaine,
which he did and the balance is: $5,297.52.
Howard reported most dues have been received and
Matt was calling and checking on those who had
not paid.
Editor’s report: John said The Clipper would be
out the end of March. Wade provided an article
about his early 50's Packard and John asked for
pictures of the Packard. John is traveling to
New Jersey to visit with his father and to meet
with Ralph Marano, for an interview and car
pictures.
The Packards of Oregon face book page is up and
running, so check it out, “like” it and spread
the word. Howard said George Potter would like
pictures of members’ cars either by mail or
download. If you don’t want your name mentioned,
let him know this also. Non-Packards are listed
in a separate area of the website. Howard said
he had renewed the State of Oregon corporate
license for the Club. He reported the CCCA
Sweetheart Brunch at Multnomah Falls was a nice
event, especially since the weather cooperated.
George Campbell and George Riehl, who is doing
much better, meet weekly for a meal. It was
suggested that visits by Club members would be
most appreciated.
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