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1 RWheel Issues Newsletter of the Eastern Nebraska/Western Iowa Car Council ENWICC OFFICERS President Vice-President Alan Tast Roy Murabito S. 227 th St Fern St. Gretna, NE Plattsmouth, NE (Cell) Treasurer Boyd Ready Secretary Cindy Wimmer 2901 A St. # Surfside Dr. Lincoln, NE Lincoln, NE (Cell) (Cell) Committee Chairs Rocky Manginelli Memorial Swap Meet Kerry Fox 524 W Harvest Dr,, Lincoln, NE Frank Wimmer 2031 Surfside Dr., Lincoln, NE Paul High Memorial Scholarship Roy Murabito 1005 Fern St., Plattsmouth, NE Legislative Dave Vollmer Ida St., Bennington, NE Webmaster Kurt Balhorn 5525 N 113 th Street, Omaha NE Car Council Directory Alan Tast S. 227th St., Gretna, NE Regular meetings are held on the third Wednesday of every month alternating between Omaha and Lincoln. Officers and representatives of member organizations are asked to sign in before the meeting, and guests are always welcome. Meetings begin at 7:30 PM - many arrive early for dinner. Omaha meetings are held at the Tangier Shrine Temple, on the east side of 84 th Street, south of Center Street. Lincoln meetings are held at the Golden Corral, 3940 North 27 th Street. MEETING DATES FOR 2015 LINCOLN: July 15, September 16, November 18 OMAHA: August 19, October 21, December 16 If a weather advisory exists for a meeting, it will be canceled and business is carried over to the next month.

2 Wheel Issues Newsletter of the Eastern Nebraska/Western Iowa Car Council Clubs in Attendance at the June Meeting Centennial Model T Club Classy Chassis Car Club Red Oak Cornhusker Corvette Club Cornhusker Early Ford V8 Club-Lincoln Cornhusker Model A Club Lincoln Crossroads Chpt-Buick Club-America Crossrods Car Club-Plattsmouth Dave Volmer (Independent) Early Wheels of Iowa Fremont Antique Car Club, Inc. Heartland Chevelle Club Horseless Carriage Club - Omaha Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club Husker Chapter Studebaker Drivers Mead Star Dusters Meadowlark Model A Club Midwest Antique Auto Club Midwest Early Corvette Club Midwest Street Rod Ass n National Corvette Restorers Society Nebraska Corvette Assn. Nebraska Region - AACA Nifty Fifties Ford Club Omaha Early Ford V-8 Club Rebels Auto Club-Lincoln Slo Rollers Car Club Street-tiques-Omaha Vintage Iron Car Club GUESTS Nebraska Rod & Custom Assn. MEETING MINUTES - June 17, 2015 INTRODUCTIONS Meeting started at 7:33 PM President Tast called the meeting to order. He asked that everyone sign in on the sign-in sheet. He also asked that everyone check the membership roster to verify their contact information. Alan asked that everyone present introduce themselves to the group.. GUESTS ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL No guests were in attendance tonight. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A correction to the May meeting minutes was made by adding the Omaha Early Ford V8 Club that was in attendance at the May meeting but neglected to sign in on the roster. Leonard Bouc made a motion to approve the minutes as amended and Kerry Fox seconded the motion. Motion carried.

3 TREASURER S REPORT Treasurer Boyd Ready read the Treasurer s report. Motion to approve treasurer s report by Jim Snyder and seconded by Connie Johnson. Motion carried. Three bills were submitted for payment. One by Cindy Wimmer for $60.05 for the production of the May newsletter, one that has already been paid to Yahoo for $ for the website. (We need to reimburse Kurt Balhorn for this). And another bill to reimburse Boyd Ready for the $10.00 that he has already paid to the Secretary of State. Jim Snyder made a motion to approve the payment of the bills and seconded by Connie Johnson. Motion carried. SWAP MEET Kerry Fox said there is nothing to report on this year s swap meet.. INSURANCE COMMITTEE REPORT Ron Gillis said that the committee is having a meeting with Farm Bureau Insurance next week. Farm Bureau is still insuring us until January 1, Our insurance issues should be wrapped up by next month. Coverage now has gone up from $ per year to over $3, per year. The Insurance Committee is also going to talk to the Shriners in Omaha about our bi-monthly insurance coverage as we see no reason to have to carry insurance for our meetings. Kerry Fox has talked to another insurance company about coverage and they said that maybe we shouldn t have our meetings at the Shriners meeting hall in Omaha because of the costs. We will need to talk to the Shriners about this. One insurance company said that the insurance policy could go up as much as $1, a year just to have 6 meetings a year in Omaha at the Shriners facility. This is the first year that the Shriners have asked us to provide insurance coverage for our meetings. Ron said that there are only so many insurance companies that will cover an event as large as the Lincoln Swap Meet. CHANGE IN THE BYLAWS There was a motion to approve the change in the bylaws as printed in the April newsletter by Roy Murabito and seconded by Boyd Ready. Motion carried. The By-laws are now as follows:

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8 The Mission Statement also needed revised. Ron Gillis read the revision to the Mission Statement. Kerry Fox made a motion to revise the Mission Statement to reflect the changes to the By Laws. Boyd Ready seconded that motion. Motion carried PAUL HIGH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS Jim Snyder said that he has paid 2 of the 6 recipients so far. The recipients need to contact Jim Snyder to obtain their checks. NEBRASKA UNICAMERAL NOTES Alan Tast read the highlighted bills that were approved by the last day of the session which was June 5 th, Passed into law: LB220, LB231, LB581, LB 629, LB631, LB642, and portions of LB97. Everything else left over was left on the floor until next year. See the list of bills at the end of this newsletter. NEW BUSINESS As a result of the insurance committee report. We may need to look for a new place to hold our meetings in Omaha every other month. PAST EVENTS Tangier Shrine Car Show Hanscom Methodist Church Car Show Meadowlark Car Show Midwest Early Corvette Car Club Gateway to the West Show (In Blair) Frank Wimmer reviewed the details of the record number of cars (425) at the Tour Nebraska event held in Lincoln in June.. UPCOMING EVENTS Shows, Swap Meets and Auctions Promoted at the Meeting Please see the Car Council Book for upcoming events of the month. Please withhold discussion of your upcoming event until this comes up in the Agenda Immanuel Fontenelle Nursing Home June 20 th, :00 2:00 5:00-7:00 in Papillion for Papillion Days on June 20th Father s Day June 21, New Castle Retirement Show Non- Judged at 90th and Burt, Omaha. From 1-3 Good Guys show in Lincoln. One day event only on Saturday, June 27 th.

9 Speedsters Model T Reunion in Lincoln at Airpark, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 25, 26 and 27 Dyno demonstration at The Shop at No. 33 rd Street in Lincoln on Saturday June 27th. July 10, 2015 is car collector appreciation day. Meeting ended at 8:35 p.m. Motion carried. ADJOURNMENT Motion to adjourn by Jim Snyder and seconded by Ron Gillis. NEXT MEETING Lincoln in July 15, 2015

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12 GET WHEEL ISSUES BY AND HELP US SAVE $$$ It costs the Car Council to print and mail on average $2.60 per newsletter for each one sent by U.S. mail. Help us lower our expenses and get your copy of Wheel Issues by . Please provide your address to the Secretary at the next Council meeting to receive it directly. HOUSEKEEPING ITEMS GOLDEN CORRAL MEETING POLICY FOR USE OF ROOM REMINDER Prior to the November 2012 meeting, the manager of the Golden Corral brought to the attention of Vice President Roy Murabito that his staff have reported instances of meeting attendees not paying for food taken from the buffet lines. We are allowed to use the meeting room for free provided that meeting attendees purchase meals. If there are future instances of people not paying for meals or other items consumed (coffee, pop, etc.), we run the risk of losing our present Lincoln meeting location. Please do not abuse or jeopardize our current arrangement with Golden Corral. COUNCIL BY-LAWS CURRENT EDITION AVAILABILITY A copy of the most-current revision of the By-Laws, which was made in 2004 and does include the current dues policy, is available. Those wishing a copy of this are asked to contact the Secretary to obtain one. LINCOLN MEETING ROOM REMINDERS The meeting room at the Golden Corral in Lincoln is to be configured to place the Council s officers against the west wall in an effort to improve communication during the meeting. Please help us by holding tables on the west center side of the room open for officers. Thank you for your cooperation. PLEASE STAND AND SPEAK UP!! Due to the open layout and large size of the Crescent meeting room in Omaha, as well as the configuration of the meeting room in Lincoln, it is difficult for many attendees to hear conversations and discussion during the meeting. PLEASE stand and speak up for the benefit of attendees and the Secretary so that accurate notes can

13 be obtained. It would also be appreciated if non-related conversations be kept at a minimum during the business portion of the meeting as a courtesy to attendees. AGENDA ORDER NO EVENT DISCUSSION BEFORE IT S TIME, PLEASE Representatives are reminded that meetings of the Council follow an established agenda as follows (* - When Required): 1. Opening/Introductions - President 2.* Guests Addressing/Presenting to the Council* 3. Approval of Minutes of Last Meeting 4. Treasurer s Report - Treasurer 5. Old Business (Items carried over from previous meetings) 6. New Business (Items new to the agenda not previously discussed, excluding events discussion/promotion) 7. Past Events (Discussion of recently-held events) 8. Upcoming Events (Promotion/Discussion of upcoming events) 9.* New Clubs wishing to join the Council* 10. Adjournment - President NEW AGENDA ITEMS: If you have an item that should be included in the Agenda for the next meeting, please notify the Secretary prior to the beginning of the meeting by calling the President or ing president@enwicc.com to arrange for its addition. EVENTS DISCUSSION: Discussion of past and upcoming events is to be held following close of New Business as the last items before adjournment. Please help meetings proceed in a more-orderly fashion by withholding discussion of events until that portion of the agenda is opened by the President or presiding officer. Revised Mission Statement: ENWICC S MISSION To serve all member clubs and their individual members in a spirit of cooperation and fraternity. To encourage the acquisition, restoration, preservation, and maintenance of collectible old and special interest automobiles. To serve as a clearing house for historical and technical information beneficial to and required by member clubs. To support sound and protective legislation and regulatory actions. To defend vigorously the rights and privileges of the old car and the special interest hobbies to use of the public highways, byways, and streets. To protect and assure sound licensing provisions in State Laws and local ordinances. To publicize our hobby: to bring favorable public reaction to bear upon the hobby, and to make legislative authorities and the general public aware of the existence of the hobby and the intrinsic value of preserving a part of automotive history. To perform such other promotional and community service programs as will reflect to the credit and success of the automotive hobby