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Speaking of Distributors… The Distributor February 2013 www.illinoisregion.com From the Directors Chair February 2013 2013 OFFICERS AND STAFF Director: Youth Mark Maron Advisor/Liaison: I just returned on Sunday from Buca di Beppo restaurant and our (847) 302-7900 Dave Hartmann annual banquet and WOW! WOW! WOW! What an incredible [email protected] evening we had. The food was amazing, not only in quantity but also (847) 970-1040 Assistant Director: on taste. There was something for everyone to enjoy and so much of Photographer: Mike Kochevar it on top of that. Awards were given to so many deserved members. Mike Gaimari (847) 827-1555 Great raffles prizes and everyone went home with something! The (773) 631-3902 Treasurer: quiz was a blast and best of all Bill Rauscher got his 3-year Property Chairman: Don Morman probation released!!! YEAAAA!! I can’t thank you all for all you Ken Ehrenhofer (847) 825-5046 have done for this hobby and this great club of ours. A big (815) 337-4656 Secretary: congratulation goes to again Joe Schutz and John and Marilyn Raffle Coordinator: Rose Niermann Krenger for winning the Russ Garritz award. For only the 4th time Marcia Donnelly (630) 595-1190 since our clubs existence the award was given to two people, and I (847) 359-5411 Editor: might add two well deserved people. Congratulations again to both Technical Colin James of you and the entire membership that got awards and accolades. Coordinator: (773) 936-3981 Mike Podgorski [email protected] A special thank you goes out to Ken Ehrenhofer and his team of Lil’ (847) 381-4616 Regional Val & Helen for doing such an incredible job at the banquet, nice Winter Swap Correspondent: going guys! Committee: Mark Maron Mike Sargis (847) 302-7900 It’s Swap time for 2013, and time to do the final preparations and get (773) 507-5144 Activities Chairman: out those last minute flyers!! Please get them out and get on the Val Maron Jim Patterson volunteer list, we need assistance in all areas again as usual. Please (847) 302-7900 (847) 934-6582 see Mike Kochevar for door, security, and other areas needed. Mike Kochevar Club Sales: Please note that we need people to be at our Club Table to give (847) 827-1555 Pat Maroney information about The Illinois Region as well as the national club, Refreshment Staff: (847) 490-3543 Ron, will be there but he is also needed in other areas! Val Maron Distributor Staff: (847) 302-7900 Jim Dodaro Thank you all again, and we are on our way to another great year in Awards Staff: (847) 398-1957 the Illinois Region MARC/MAFCA Chapter! Mark Maron Carl Kalbhen (847) 302-7900 (847) 635-5083 Ladies’ A’s Staff: Jack Scambler Val Maron (847) 392-7096 (847) 302-7900 Membership Staff: Resident Experts: Mike Kochevar Judging Standards (847) 827-1555 Ken Ehrenhofer Mark Maron Announcements: (815) 337-4656 Ill Region MARC Director Susan Szymanski Ron Ehrenhofer Ill Chapter MAFCA Director (847) 455-8815 (847) 255-6758 Mini Swap Era Accessories: Chairperson: Vince Scalabrino Carl Kalbhen (847) 934-8167 (847) 635-5083 Interiors & PayCarShow Upholstery: Chairperson: Jim Antoni John Drengenberg (847) 698-2637 (847) 272-7192 Dave Jahn New Member (847) 488-0486 Coordinator: Electrical: Ron Ehrenhofer Marty Brown (847) 255-6758 (847) 673-1157 Web Site Manager: License Plates & Tags: Mark Maron Frank Smith (847) 302-7900 (847) 942-0905 Fashion: Marilyn Krenger (815) 338-4008 Minutes: MAFCA/MARC Membership Meeting - January 7 , 2013 Meeting called to order at 7:30 PM by Director Mark Maron • June Charlotte NC event-Membership meet • March 16-Ken’s barn, troubleshooting Announcements: - Mark wished everyone a Happy New Year National: Ken Ehrenhofer reviewed the National Meet and the - 2013 meetings will be held here, Mark was able to negotiate a new Membership Meet being held in June. Mark reminded everyone the rate for the Club host hotel is already booked, more information as events get closer - Raffle tickets for National - Mini Swap is available every month, Carl is in charge, in his Distributor: congratulations to Colin James on his first edition of the absence we still have the table available Distributor. Please go to the website to see it in color - Ken is setup in the back with tool and rental items for the club - Will be seeing a film after tonight’s meeting Website: All up to date with information. The Banquet and Swap - First BOD meeting Monday January 14th at Panera’s in Arlington flyers are available on the website. Mark has a signup sheet for those - Hts, calendar will be finalized, entire membership invited to attend people that he does not have email addresses. - Mark congratulated Frank Smith on his engagement - Ken Ehrenhofer announced final arrangements for the banquet Parades: John Dregenberg reviewed being held at Buca Di Beppo New Members or Guests: introduced Owen (guest) Next month is one of our biggest events of the year, The Swap for 2013. Assistance needed for all areas-Lil Val is in charge of kitchen, Tech Coordinator: Tonight is Mike’s last night as Tech Coordinator, Mike Kochevar in charge of door and security, signup sheets thanks to Mike. available tonight. Also need help at Club Table to give information about the Illinois Regions as well as the national club. Attendance: Jim Patterson, not counted yet. Frank Smith suggested that during the Swap a 50-50 raffle be held. Raffle: Jim Patterson 50% of money will go to member with remaining 50% to be donated to MAFFI for the museum. Money will be presented at the grand Meeting adjourned at 8:20 PM opening in May. Members voted on and approved this proposal. Our spring overnighter will be to MAFFI. Mark suggested that we join Food and movie to follow the Grape County Model A’s. They are running their Michigan Roundup event May 17th-19th. Mark is in discussion with them Respectfully submitted, Rose Niermann, Secretary now about the hotels which are located in Kalamazoo, and they have a great rate secured at the Four Points Sheraton for $89.99 a room. Ron reviewed route that will be taken. Those members planning on going on the trip were in agreement to join this event. Mark reviewed events planned for the week-end Treasurer’s report: Don Morman Membership: Mike Kochevar-Dues are due, need by next month’s meeting, if not in by then member will not be getting a Distributor, noted change in fees based on whether a printed copy of Distributor is requested. Mike reminded members who are eligible for free membership that he needs the forms. New members: Gordon and Chris Colditz; Carl M. and Donna Hegland; Luis and Peggy Mejias; Clinton Mejias; John Nyholm Jr. and Vicki. Announcements: Susan Szymanksi. Joe P. had a triple by-pass. Pat Long’s mother-in-law passed away. Events: Jim Patterson reviewed events starting in June, events listed in the Distributor. Galt Airport June 15th, barnstormer days, Mike Kochevar reviewed last year’s event. Starts with a pancake breakfast, also have barbecue lunch. Bi-plane rides available. More information will be available as the date approaches. • June National Meet in Lexington, KY • Overnighter, already discussed • April 27th, Spring safety check at Niles HS 2013 ILLINOIS REGION ANNUAL BANQUET GREAT FRIENDS, GREAT FOOD, GREAT FUN : Colin James a History of Illinois License Plates The Illinois Region is very grateful to Tom Baur for sharing his expertise on the history of Illinois license plates. For further research about the history of Illinois license plates, please visit the interactive Illinois’ DMV website, which can be found at: http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/special/ plate_history/start_history.html. For More Information About Collecting License Plates Or Tax Tags: For more information about collecting license plates or tax tags, please speak to our expert-in-residence, Frank Smith. Also, if interested, one can join the Automobile License Plate Collectors Association (ALPCA), which is the largest license plate collectors organization in the world, with 2,962 members from 50 states and 19 countries. http://www.alpca.org/ Illinois License Plate Laws Regarding the Use of Year of Manufacture (YOM) License Plates 625 ILCS 5/3-804) (from Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-804) Sec. 3-804. Antique vehicles. (a) The owner of an antique vehicle may register such vehicle for a fee not to exceed $13 for a 2-year antique plate. The application for registration must be accompanied by an affirmation of the owner that such vehicle will be driven on the highway only for the purpose of going to and returning from an antique auto show or an exhibition, or for servicing or demonstration and also affirming that the mechanical condition, physical condition, brakes, lights, glass and appearance of such vehicle is the same or as safe as originally equipped. The Secretary may, in his discretion prescribe that antique vehicle plates be issued for a definite or an indefinite term, such term to correspond to the term of registration plates issued generally, as provided in Section 3-414.1. In no event may the registration fee for antique vehicles exceed $6 per registration year. Any person requesting antique plates under this Section may also apply to have vanity or personalized plates as provided under Section 3-405.1. (b) Any person who is the registered owner of an antique vehicle may display a historical license plate from or representing the model year of the vehicle, furnished by such person, in lieu of the current and valid Illinois antique vehicle plates issued thereto, provided that valid and current Illinois antique vehicle plates and registration card issued to such antique vehicle are simultaneously carried within such vehicle and are available for inspection.
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