Madison County Bowling Association
Board Of Directors Meeting
Roll Call
John
Beranek called the meeting to order. A
motion to dismiss with the reading of the minutes got a second and passed. John asked about the Jamboree. Bill Bradley reported that it went
well. He said that a speaker discussed
the U.S.B.C. merger. Bill also told the
board our association would need to host and pay for a hospitality room for
60-75 people for the first Saturday night of the tournament. Bill Hare said Galaxy would provide the room
at no cost to the association. Mike
Moody told the board Bowling Green lost $1,700 at last years state
tournament. The board discussed getting
sponsors to help pay the expenses of the tournament. Pepsi and Coke were mentioned as possible sponsors. Michael Weaver told the board that our
association would get $.85 (85 cents) a bowler from the expense fee. Bill said Lexington’s bowling association
offered to help with the tournament if we need them. Carla Beranek said she talked to some members of the Madison
County Women’s Association and said that there was a lot of interest in helping
with the tournament. Carla told the
board she’d be checking with league bowlers to see if anyone would be
interested in working the tournament.
John Beranek told the board that we needed to inspect the lanes in the
next two weeks. The board set the lane
inspection for Maroon Lanes on Thursday August 5 at 6:30 PM and Galaxy Center
on Sunday August 8 at 9:00 AM. The
board then discussed selling towels, shirts and hats at the state
tournament. Carla made a motion to only
sell towels and John Poynter seconded the motion and the motion passed. Spider suggested we hold a singles or
doubles tournament a month before the state tournament. The board discussed the idea; Harvey Poynter
said he would work on some rules for the tournament. Carla suggested the local houses could offer discounts to the
state tournament bowlers. The members
discussed prize money and possibly holding the pre-state tournament in the
first week of October. Bill Bradley
said he might need a state tournament assistant director if Spider couldn’t
work the tournament. John Beranek said
he would help Bill if he were needed.
John Beranek suggested that Maroon Lanes and Galaxy Center might want to
run a tournament on the Friday before the state tournament starts. John asked Harvey Poynter about the program
book. Harvey said he would start
working on the book closer to the tournament.
The board voted to hold the association meetings every two weeks until
the state tournament. Bill Bradley said
the K.S.B.A.’s Hall Of Fame plaque would be left with our association for the
next year. He suggested the plaque be
displayed at Maroon Lanes for the first six months since Roger Childress (the
only person from our association on the plaque) bowled there and Galaxy Center
the last six months. Bill said we could
use the presentation of the plaque to Maroon Lanes as the kick off of the state
tournament and have the Richmond Register come out. The board talked about possibly merging with the women’s
association and said we could discuss more later after the state
tournament. The board set the next
meeting for Aug. 17, 2004 at Maroon Lanes.
The meeting will start at 7:00 PM.