Page 1 October Inside this issue: Message from our President 1 Track X II 2-3 October Meeting Minutes 4-5 Message from our Governor and Treasurer 6 Message from our Activities Committee and Newsletter Editor 7 MOCC News/MOCC Events 8 Officers, Committees, Birthdays and Anniversaries 9 National Corvette Museum 10-11 The East Ohio Region of the National Council of Corvette 12-13 CCHO and Vette Fun 14 Membership Applications 15-16 October 2018 Happy Halloween! Everywhere we drive we see witches, ghosts, pumpkins, and if we are lucky we spy a gorgeous orange Corvette! Leaves are falling and frost has turned our flowers brown. For many of us this is the time we put our Corvettes to bed for the winter. This saves on insurance costs but it sure diminishes our driving fun! Speaking of driving fun, Steve and I had a blast at Track X II! Terry and Dan, thank you for all of your hard work which ensured all attendees had a great time at the track! Dee, thank you for making dinner reservations. Delicious! Regi, your Bourbon Cream, yum! Hopefully each member turned in their 2019 Membership Dues and forms to Wayne. Our VP Jim Morrison will be leading the November 13th meeting. We will be voting for Club officers, voting on by-laws changes, choosing our Christmas Party dinner menu and planning next year’s sanctioned events! Please come and voice your opin- ion as we get ready for another fun year! Enjoy beautiful Fall drives and… Save the Wave! Joni Barkyoumb
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Page 1 October
Inside this issue:
Message from our President 1
Track X II 2-3
October Meeting Minutes 4-5
Message from our
Governor and Treasurer 6
Message from our
Activities Committee and
Newsletter Editor
7
MOCC News/MOCC Events 8
Officers, Committees,
Birthdays and Anniversaries 9
National Corvette Museum 10-11
The East Ohio Region of the
National Council of Corvette 12-13
CCHO and Vette Fun 14
Membership Applications 15-16
October 2018
Happy Halloween! Everywhere we drive we see witches, ghosts, pumpkins, and if we are lucky we spy a gorgeous orange Corvette! Leaves are falling and frost has turned our flowers brown. For many of us this is the time we put our Corvettes to bed for the winter. This saves on insurance costs but it sure diminishes our driving fun! Speaking of driving fun, Steve and I had a blast at Track X II! Terry and Dan, thank you for all of your hard work which ensured all attendees had a great time at the track! Dee, thank you for making dinner reservations. Delicious! Regi, your Bourbon Cream, yum! Hopefully each member turned in their 2019 Membership Dues and forms to Wayne. Our VP Jim Morrison will be leading the November 13th meeting. We will be voting for Club officers, voting on by-laws changes, choosing our Christmas Party dinner menu and planning next year’s sanctioned events! Please come and voice your opin-ion as we get ready for another fun year! Enjoy beautiful Fall drives and… Save the Wave! Joni Barkyoumb
No member spotlight this month, thought I would share some pictures from Track X II from NCM Motorsports Track in Bowling Green, KY on October 4th and 5th.
We did!!! It was awesome!!
Drone shot
Guess who is going faster!!!!
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Dinner for 30 at Steamers on Thursday night. Awesome Seafood!
“Pit Stop” on the way home.
Dinner for 25 at Montana Grill on Friday night. Another great dinner!!
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Oct. 9, 2018
Thirty-one members and one guest, Roger Moore, attended the Mid-Ohio Corvette Club meeting on Oct. 9, 2018 held at Zion Lutheran Church, 301 N. Market
St., Wooster.
President Joni Barkyoumb called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. Special welcome was given to Roger Moore, who moved to Wooster from Athens, GA to be close to his daughter and her husband. He is looking to buy an automatic Corvette and wants to join our club. He is a friend of Jim Black. Birthdays: Anniversaries: Sara Marshall, Oct. 19 Ken and Pat Rutherford, Oct. 12 Pat Rutherford, Oct. 30 James and Rhona Black, Oct. 14 Dan and Lisa Ratliff, Oct. 30 Minutes: Dee Simon moved and Bob Moomaw seconded a motion to approve the Sep. 11, 2018 minutes as emailed and mailed. Motion carried. CCHO: A total of $20,230 was given to CCHO for 2018 event Governor’s Report: Governor Dan Gallagher reported
NCCC Governor’s meeting held in Summer of 2018: 2018 Convention paid all bills and made $20K. Will be split between host region and national 2018 Membership card cost went from $11K to $19K to $24K. RE’s checking to see why $$$ was spent without approval Newsletter competition has been dropped – 3% of clubs participated Competition – 2019-2020 rule changes to be on web for members’ review NCCC 60th anniversary is in 2019 – looking into a celebration Indiana Region is only bid for 2020 convention Rocky Mountain Region is hosting 2019 convention – Denver, CO, July 7-12, 2019 NCCC elections – Presidential candidates are Bernice Melinda and Dale Samuelson – other positions are one candidate – unopposed
EOR Meeting Members must have their EOR head tax/dues paid for the clubs to bid on sanctions prior to the bidding date in December Track X II was 10/4-5, 2018 Is there interest in Nelson Ledges and/or Track X III for 2019? It was favored by show of hands of members. East Region is hosting 4/11/19 Track X type venue - $200/day – show flyers
Bylaw change voting Process was discussed, Gallagher distributed proposed 13 changes with a vote to be taken at the Nov. 13, 2018 meeting. Committee members were
Dan Gallagher, Ken Rutherford, Regi Muich and Steve Barkyoumb. Competition Events: - Gallagher asked members to consider our events for next year. - Nicholson’s event in June of this year was canceled by Nicholson - CCHO – held – was a success – Next year’s event is Aug. 10, 2019 - Lodi – held – combined 3 from Nicholson, and Rallye was held - Lorain low speeds – held- need $$$ info from Corvette Cleveland - Possibly consider car show at Sarchione’s Chevrolet Randolph - Said it is very possible to put on at least 10 extra events in 2019 Points:
Womens:
12th Pat Hartzler, 261 points
8th Laura Gallagher, 368 points
4th Regi Muich, 578 points
3rd Kathi Dembowski, 606 points
Men:
51st Wayne Davidhizar, 206 points
29th Holley Baker, 254 points
20th Paul Kessler, 307 points
17th Dennis Benduhn, 377 points
5th Jim Hartzler, 554 points
2nd Dan Gallagher, 584 points
1st Terry Muich, 631 points
MOCC is 3rd
place in EOR of 14 clubs
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Oct. 9, 2018 Membership Renewal
Email went out – accepting checks and $$$ at meeting or mail to Wayne Davidhizar. Deadline is Oct. 19 for processing and being able to bid for sanctions.
Had convention pins for $3 each
During his presentation he gave thank you’s to everyone who attended the Track X in Bowling Green; thanked Terry Muich for his organizing the event. Terry Muich then thanked Dan Gallagher and Joni for their assistance.
Reports:
Membership: Regi Muich thanked Roger Moore for attending our meeting and welcomed him to join MOCC
Activities and Socials: Kathi Dembowski said our October social would be the Chili Cook -Off at Blue Barn Winery, Oct. 20. Members bring their favorite chili or another dish. Plates, napkins, bowls will be provided.
Christmas banquet – Kathy Mast said our Christmas banquet will be Dec. 15, 2018 at Skyway East off U.S. 30 near Mansfield. A menu for members to select will be brought to our November meeting.
CCHO: Joni Barkyoumb read a thank you from CCHO administrat ion thanking us for the successful event. She thanked Betts Davidhizar f or redo-ing thank you letter; thanked Ken and Kathy Mast for printing the letters which were mailed.
New Business:
Joni reported slate of officers to be voted on at our November meeting are:
Dan Gallagher, president
Jim Morrison, vice president
Wayne Davidhizar, treasurer
Darlene Morrison, secretary
Cheryl Getzy, Governor
Committee:
Membership is open
Social: Regi Muich and Kathi Dembowski – Kathy Mast withdrew from social committee
Dee Simon will continue our newsletter
Additional nominations will be taken before we do the election.
Donation in memory of Dick Lemmon: Betts Davidhizar moved and Dennis Benduhn seconded motion to donate $100 to Wooster Police Citizen Academy Alumni Association, 505 N. Market St., Wooster, OH 44691 in memory of Dick Lemmon who passed away in July. Motion passed.
Raffle: $25 was raised in the raffle.
Meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m.
Next meeting will be Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2018 at Zion Lutheran Church, 301 N. Market St., Wooster
2018 Convention paid all bills and made $20k Will be split between host region and national 2018 Membership card cost went from $11k to $19k to $24k RE’s checking to see why $$$ was spent without approval Newsletter competition has been dropped – 3% of clubs participated Competition – 2019-2020 rule changes to be on web for members’ review NCCC 60th anniversary is in 2019 – looking into a celebration Indiana Region is only bid for 2020 convention Rocky Mountain Region is hosting 2019 convention – Denver CO July 7-12 2019 NCCC elections – Presidential candidates are Bernice Melinda and Dale Samuelson – other positions are one candidate – unopposed
EOR meeting Members must have their EOR head tax / dues paid for the clubs to bid on sanctions prior to the bidding date in December Track X 2 was 10/4-5 Is there interest in Nelson’s Ledges and/or Track X 3 for 2019? East Region is hosting 4/11/19 Track X type venue - $200 / day – show flyers
Bylaw change voting Discuss process Distribute bylaws and proposed changes – voting at November meeting Competition Events Nicholson’s – cancelled by Nicholson CCHO – held – success Lodi – Held – combined 3 from Nicholson, held Rallye Lorain Low Speeds – held – need $$$ info from Corvette Cleveland Womens: Men:MOCC 3rd in EOR 58, 85, 110 12 Pat Hartzler 261 points 51 Wayne Davidhizar 206 points 8 Laura Gallagher 368 points 29 Holley Baker 254 points 4 Regi Muich 578 points 20 Paul Kessler 307 points 3 Kathi Dembowski 606 points 17 Dennis Benduhn 327 points 5 Jim Hartzler 554 points 2 Dan Gallagher 584 points 1 Terry Muich 631 points Need ideas and Dates for 2019 events – Nicholson, CCHO, Lodi, Shurmer (?) Rallyes, low speeds? Very possible to put on at least 10 extra events in 2019 Membership Renewal Email went out – accepting checks and $$$ at meeting or mail to Wayne Deadline 10/19 for processing and being able to bid for sanctions Questions or comments?
Wayne Davidhizar, Treasurer, reported a beginning and ending balance in checking. He itemized the paid expenses incurred during September and updated the mem-bers on the donation amount which is set aside for CCHO.
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The chili-cook off on October 20th (see attached flyer) will be our October social.
We are in need of ideas for future social locations, please give your suggestions to Kathi or Kathy.
Please have all information, reports, etc. submitted to me by
November 13th for publication in the October issue.
October 20, 2018 - East Ohio Regional Chili Cook-Off/Pot Luck Dinner - SAF December 15, 2018 - MOCC Christmas Party - Skyway East, Mansfield, OH July 2019 - NCCC Convention in Denver, Colorado
News
Mid-Ohio Corvette Club will be meeting Tuesday, November 13th, 7 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church, 301 N. Market St. in Wooster.
SAF - See Attached Flyer
Holley in his new car! :)
Our lead cars aka “Pace Cars.”
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Sara Marshall, Oct. 19 Pat Rutherford, Oct. 30
MOCC Club Officers President Joni Barkyoumb
Vice President Jim Morrison*
Secretary Darlene Morrison*
Treasurer Wayne Davidhizar *
Governor Dan Gallagher
Regional Executive - East Ohio Region
Terry Muich*
* Charter Member
Membership Regina Muich*
Gail Shienkaruk
Activities/Events Kathi Dembowski
Kathy Mast
Communications/Media Darlene Morrison*
Newsletter Dee Simon
MOCC Committees
Ken and Pat Rutherford, Oct. 12 James and Rhona Black, Oct. 14 Dan and Lisa Ratliff, Oct. 30
Regional Executive:
Page 10 October National Corvette Museum Events
Link to weekly email
2018 MIM KY 1 LAP (3) – OCTOBER 22 – 27, 2018
REGISTRATION FOR WEEK 3 IS FULL - CALL KAREN OR BRYCE FOR WAIT LIST 2018 will usher in the 9th annual KY 1 Lap tour, part of the Museum in Motion (MiM) program and unique in that it is a partner-
ship between the National Corvette Museum and the Kentucky State Police. The two organizations will join to raise money for
both the Museum and Trooper Island, a KSP non-profit camp for underprivileged children. Each year the Tour explores a differ-
ent section of Kentucky. As always, the tour will be led by TPR. Jonathan Biven – Trooper Island Camp Director now using a
newly painted marked silver Corvette which is sure to attract attention as the caravan travels through an area of real Americana.
This year are discovering some of our main attractions that have made KY famous. Bourbon, Horses, and new to KY is the Ark
Encounter – a life size Noah’s Ark.
Due to overwhelming interest, we are offering this tour 4 consecutive weeks in October.
Tour 1 – Oct. 8 through Oct. 13
Tour 2 – Oct. 15 through Oct. 20
Tour 3 – Oct. 22 through Oct. 27
Tour 4 – Oct. 29 through Nov. 2
** All tours the same except for Tour 4
** Tour 4 will be going to Buffalo Trace Distillery and the KY Horse Park instead of Taylormade Farms and Keeneland
As with all MiM Tours, space is limited so make sure you sign on to NCM eNe
Go to the website for more info and schedule of events. Link: https://www.ccho.org/
Looking for a way to get to know CCHO a little better? We would love to see you at one of our next
events!
Throughout the year, we host several fun events on our campus and in the surrounding areas, designed to
raise awareness and support for the work being done on CCHO while also having a chance to interact with
people from the community. That’s great if you’re able to join us, and we are always looking for volunteers
to help us make each event as memorable as possible.
If you would like to learn more about CCHO events, please email [email protected].
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Welcome to the Mid-Ohio Corvette Club, Inc., (MOCC) – established in 2006. MOCC is a member of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC) and we are open to all Corvette owners, Corvette owner family members and Corvette enthusiasts.
We are pleased you have an interest in joining MOCC and will welcome your completed applica-tion. Your application June be hand delivered to a club member, mailed to PO Box 551 Wooster, OH 44691, or emailed to [email protected]
Please complete all sections: Date: __________________
Primary Member Name: _________________________________________________________________
Spouse/Companion/Other Member Names: _________________________________________________
MOCC 2Dues Information (Not including NCCC membership): Member: Spouse: Other: 3 Jan – Dec $15.00 3 Jan – Dec $ 5.00 3 Jan – Dec $ 5.00 Apr – Jun $12.00 Apr – Jun $ 4.00 Apr – Jun $ 4.00 Jul – Sep $ 9.00 Jul – Sep $ 3.00 Jul – Sep $ 3.00
(1) Membership in the NCCC (www.corvettesnccc.org) is a requirement for membership in the Mid-Ohio Corvette Club.
(2) Dues are not accepted until your membership application is approved by the club officers.
(3) Annual dues are based on the calendar year January 1st - December 31st / Partial year fees are prorated as indicat-ed. Dues paid after September 1st are good for the balance of the current year and automatic renewal for the next year.
************************************************************************************************ EOR Fee: $5.00 per Member Examples New Couple Renewal Couple Additional NCCC Membership (Separate form required): $35 New Primary $25 Renew Primary New or Late Renewal Primary Member $35.00 $10 Spouse $10 Spouse Renewal Primary $25.00 $15 Mid OH $15 Mid OH Spouse/Companion $10.00 $ 5 Mid OH $5 Mid OH Lifetime Member $335.00 $ 5 EOR $5 EOR $ 5 EOR $5 EOR Revised 9/11/2017 $ 75 TOTAL $65
