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Meeting Notes:
Arden Schoep gave the
invocation before the meal.
President Keith Hawkins
called the meeting to order at 7:05 pm.
L. Jennings took roll call
of officers and directors. Present were President Keith Hawkins, 2nd
VP Greg Knop, 3rd VP Patti McCoy, Story City VP Jake
Jacobson, Nevada VP Bryan Carsrud, Ames VP Cari McPartland, Youth
Reps: Michael Mensing and Kelly McPartland and Directors: Jerry
Everett, Terri Siguas, Tim Kadolph, Brian Harris, Monica Mills, Scott
Tscherter, Cheryl Devore. Late-1st VP Teri Jennings. Excused
absent from this meeting were: Travis Mason, Patti Beck, Deb
Robinson and Terri Carriere.
Siguas made the motion to
approve the minutes of the previous meeting. McCoy seconded the
motion. Motion carried with a nay vote coming from Doug Swanson.
Jennings then had the
treasurer’s report. Income was $15478.00 with expenses being
$9363.74 and a forwarded balance of $300.00 for a current balance of
$6414.26. Walt Cottrill made the motion to accept the treasurer’s
report. Tscherter seconded the motion. Motion carried with a nay
vote coming from Swanson.
COMMITTEE
REPORTS:
COACHING:
Carsrud reported that the
committee has posted fliers looking for coaches.
YOUTH:
K. McPartland
reported
that they have set up the youth tournaments. Story City will host
the Singles tournament, Ames will host the Team tournament and Nevada
will host the Doubles tournament.
9-PIN
TOURNAMENT: Jake
Jacobson reported
that the Story City tournament had 30 single entries and 19 double
entries. The 300 pot will carry over to Ames since there were no
300’s bowled in Story City. The 300 pot for singles will start at
$26.00 and doubles will start at $85.00
OLD BUSINESS:
JAMBOREE:
Jamboree: We had 98
people bowl in the tournament
and 132 people attend the banquet. The AAUSBC board members that
attended the meeting were Carsrud, Tscherter, Siguas, Devore,
Robinson, Mills, and T. Jennings. Also in attendance from the
association were L. Jennings and Arden Schoep. Our net profit from
the jamboree was $124.06. The 2006 Jamboree will be held in Clinton.
The 2007 Iowa State USBC BA tournament will be held in Burlington/Ft.
Madison and the 2008 Iowa State USBC BA tournament will be held in
Council Bluffs.
AAUSBC
Tournament: Arden Schoep presented the
revised instant cash payouts. He told those present that Miller Life
has pledged $300.00 to sponsor an event. The tournament will be held
the first three weekends in February. The team event will be in Ames
and the doubles/single event will be in Nevada. Revised entry forms
will be printed in the beginning of December.
NEW
BUSINESS:
WEBSITE:
Jerry Everett
wants ideas on ways to continuing to
improve the AAUSBA website. Nevada bowling scores are starting to
appear on bowl.com and this is good for the association. There are
links from our website to the standing sheets on bowl.com and Everett
says that a lot of people go from our website to bowl.com to check
their standings.
WEBSITE: Current
Hall of Fame members that
were present at the banquet were Arden Schoep, Art Abel, Dave Leeper,
Don Voelker, Doug Swanson, Lysle Musgrove, O.D. Green, Ron Weuve,
Terry Mason and Walt Cottrill.
Elected
to the Hall of Fame:
- Evelyn Green and
Marge Toot were elected to the Hall of Fame.
- Also elected to the Hall of Fame-Active
Women
under 75-Janet Schmidt.
- Active Men under 75- Jim Beck
- Men over 75 or inactive- Bob Crouch
Ron Weuve made the motion to destroy the Hall of
Fame voting ballots. Seconded by T. Jennings. MCU
Hall
of Fame chairman Walt Cottrill resigned his
position as chairman. Cottrill asked that Schoep be put in his place
as the new chairperson.
HONORED GUEST - GEORGE MARTIN -
USBC FIELD REPRESENTATIVE:
George
thanked the board for the invitation. He
told those present that USBC has three main focuses- Coaching for
both youth and adults, Youth programs and communications. He said
our board is one the first to merge. He was impressed that our board
is already working on those focuses. He told us that we should make
sure both the youth and adults are having fun bowling and feel
welcome in the leagues. One of the main reasons bowlers don’t come
back after a season of bowling is because they didn’t feel welcome.
ASSOCIATION MANAGER:
Gave
thanks to Teri Jennings for the hard work she
had done during harvest season. Then he thanked the board for their
dedication to the sport. He then asked the board to go to the
bowlers and find out what they want to see on their website.
Motion
to adjourn made by Kadolph and seconded by
Mills. Meeting adjourned at 8:39.
Respectfully
submitted
Lyle Jennings, Association
Manager
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