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Itope all ofyou.oar inake it to the App{€ciation Dinner on tiis coming Satrrday. June 2gfh., 2014 at thery"ds"{g*^gt and.country club,,ro] Qlnenters way, Laketand, FL. cockEiits wiu-b6 ar izso, to[oreo uydinner at 18(n. This dinner is being. hctod by the Korea-n-lrne.icans residing in Lakeland and polk County. 'Dinner will indude both Korean and Amerig.n dlptr", So bring your appetite and your family and triends you wishto bting. The chairman of the dinner conrmittee is Sun Shin, duireioi'tfie weogeid doii'dule ano ap€.sonal friend of mine. Mr Shin look time out of his busy sc*redukr to come to 6ur Ctrapter meeting hst Saturday,*19-2]'_?0]-1 9.

p€rsonally invite us to the dinner. we are also fortunate to have memLers of Chapter 175 fromme lampa arsa join us. The last time I talked to their Commander, they.tlad about 19 peoph coming. Amongthem will be a mernber of their chapter with the name of Eddb Ko Hlilo- t hope will say;-d;-itr;s.1-r ne odsnot'.I will b€ surpdsed.) Anyhor, Eddie was a North Koren and I will let him tetl y€i,

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dosing, I)metimes.w€ tend to give up on people too fast. we have a Chapter m6mber lhat has been a membersince 1-3G2003. Whil€ Iwant our rnemb€rs to attend. mee(ngs and enjoy the camaraderi€. if they pay their dues Ihave to accept that there is some r€ason membes tto not aieno the rireeti"g", ;"i;bb i; pht;fury , can notsoe,.do not want too, etc. Anyhow Judge oliver Green, for the first time att6ni; oua;;tir,lg' 6i jun6 zrst., ior+g9li*e *eTI{ V.h qPgn arms. I hope ho wifl continue bJoin us arong witl; rew-od,"; dat have notoeen.uerc. rBcenuy' lncidentally, altlough it was not mention€d lthink the Judge was brought to the me€ting byMember Walt Benton. Thanks Watt

Frank.

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Appointed 0fficers

chap|in............................ Red Antolick 64G5907

Sgt at Arms.............'......Dick Champion 596-0055

Fund Rai5ift8 Chairman.' Bill Mccraney 533-7374

Social Activities'.....'.....'.'.'.....(.Need a volunteer')

Newsletter Edltor.............wah Benton 64&6108

Commander Frank Cohe€ 35:]-359-1384, First VP Bill Mccraney 853{5&2852, SecretarY/tre6uer

Jim Bradford 86!i-}g3.8oss, lmmedlate Past @mmander charler Appenzeller 86:i-95&1533

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WR CIIARETTE MOIIKWVACHAPTER 158

OFTIIE GENERAL MEETING OFJUNE 21 :{i1+

TI{E WR CHARETTE MOH Chapter 158 of the KWVA met this date in the skills room

at the Polk County Summerlin Military Academy in Bartow, Florida. The Board did not

meet.

Commaoder Cohee called the meeting !o order at 10:20AM. All Officers were present

with the exception of Past President Charles Appenzeller. There was a quorum ofofficers and members. The atendance list is attached. Vickie Antolick gave the

invocation of behalf of Chaplain Antiloc/< and Dick Champion led the pledge ofallegiance to the flag.

The minutes to the meeting of May 17, 2014 were published in the newsleuer and

approved as published.

INTRODUCTION OF GI]ESTS

commander cohee welcomed Dr sun Shin, the owner of wedgewood GoH and County

Club in Lakeland. Dr Shin spoke about his boyhood experience with uhe war. He was 13

years old when North Korea invaded South Korca. He also spoke about his life in the

i_lniteO States. He invit€d firembers ard their families and friends to an appreciation

dinner he is hosting on June 28. He is also expecting members of chapter 175 in Tampa

to attend.

commander Cohee also welcomed Judge oliver Green. Judge Green is not a guest, he is

a long time member, but due to a family health situation, has not been able to attend

me€tings.

REPORTS

1. Financial: Treasurer Jim Bradford that we have a balance of $3040'73' The

checkbook and bank statement balanced. A detailed wriEen report is on file for audit and

is available to review. See attached

2. correspondence: commander cohee received a letter from ttre Korean Consult

Genera's offi"" i, Atl"ot" about their re-visit Korea program for 2A14. This is not the

KWVA re-visit program. This program will pay 7o5O atrtare fot the veteran aad vo3o

for the veteran's companion. The program informatioo stressed the importance of being

self- independent for this triP.

3. Chaplain's Report: No report today.

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4. Fundraising Chairman's Report Bill McCraney has requested either Friday, Oct

3l or the Sat before Halloween, the 21". He has not received confirmation yet. See

attached lctter.

5. Membership Report: Commander Cohee will drop Lorcn Artlur from Chapter' membership, as he has still not paid either National or Chapter dues. That brings us to

22menbe*..

6. Veteran's Afrairs Report no report today.

T.Veterans Council Report The Veteran's Council is plannilg a q1yll memorial inVeterans Park. Walt Benton sent in a donation for our Chapter.

8. Newsletter Report: Elitor Benton plans to award a prize for tie person correctlycompleting next mon&'s crossword puzde.

9. Social Report: no report today

OLD BUSINESS

1. A $500 scholarship was sent to Summelin Academy in Oct 2013 for the 2013-2014year. If we award anotler, it will be due in Sept or Oct}Ol4.

2. Jim Bradford reported that the DOF Convention was well attended this year.

NEWBUSINESS

l. Commander Cohee announced tlat the E Board would no longer meet on a rcgularschedule, but only on an as needed, called basis.

GOOD OF TIIE ORDER

1. Editor Benton suggested that when a member wins the 5O/50, that they should beencouraged to keep it and not feel obligated to donate it back to the chapter.

ADJOTJRNMENT

There being no other business Vickie Antolick gave the benediction and CommanderCohee led the salute to Colors. The meeting was adjourned at I l:0O AM.

The next meeting will be on July 19 at 1O:30 Alltl at Snrnrnerlin Military Academyin Bartow. Refttshments and social time at 10 AM.

x.*,a"a ry.fuftffi '/ i' ata 7Authorized and Submitted by James Bradford Secretary/Treasurer

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ATTOUCK, John uss Bonll,omm. CVA-31 US ,{.w

APPEI{ZEU,ER, Ch.rl6 B Crmprny 21 AAA Bn 25th lnf Div us AImY

EErVrOtrt, w.h

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BIACX, Domld

BRADFORD, .liM

CARIE& John

coHEE, frank

3rd MP @mp.ny 3rd lnf Dlv Us Army

Hq & $, C.olrp.ny 8th En3 Bn 13t Cav US &mY

3rd AV S.ction 3rd lnf Div t SAtmy

C Cornp.ny ,-! Bn 2l st lnf 2tlth lnf Ut, US turny

10. DAVIS, R.yrnond D Troop 8 R.a 1st C.Y US Army

USS Hubbud DD 7r$ US avy

o{/tMPlOI{, Dld( Hq. 6th ArmV Us Army

19th Ord MM 2nd lnf Div US Army

I Co.npany lst MARD lst ARMD Amphib Reg t S ihw

326 Comm.nd Recon (ompany US Army

C Company lst Bn 7 R.t 3td lnf Div US Army

B Company ln 8n 29th lnf Rca US Army

11. DU[{CAN, Donald

lZ FUU^ER, Ron ld

13. GREEI{, Oltuer

1tt. HO|-COMB, Ed

17. MGCRANEY, Bill

18. MEEIIAN, John

15. JACIXSON, Wllis For cornp.ny ad Bn 35 Rca 25th lnf Dlv Us Army

16, MADISON, Jrmls 21n Reg 2/tth lnf Dtv us Army

F Company 2nd Bn 35th ld R.g 25 lnf Oiv US AIz

21st Rcgement 24th lnf Div US Army

19. MYERS, ch.pman 32!t Recon Company 3rd lnf Dlv Us Army {

20. PABEY, Luis c company 2nd Bn 7th Reg 3rd lnf Div US Arny

21, MBINOWTZ, Max Hg & Hq company 55th QMBD Us ?

Edhor, ( ' This llst of qnit5 wes r.qucsted by e membcr of Chaptet 15E." I

DATESTOREMEMBER

c Jtl y 27 - Warrior Walk. August 7 - Purple Hean Dedication. September 7 - Day of Remembrance

Winter Haveno November 3 - Veterans' Day Celebrationo December 14 - Wreaths Across America

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1000 yean. Thcy concluded that theiranccstors had had a tclephonc net-work a millcnnium ago.

Not to bc outdonc, French scicn-

tists drillcd down 400 feet, findingtraccs ofoptical 6bcr that wcrc 2000

yean old. Thcy gloated that their an-ccstors had had digital phoncs 1000

ycars beforc the Russian analogsystcm.'

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Japanese scicariss havc fouod ab-

solutely nothing. This provcs coo-dusively that 5000 years ago, ourancestorc wcre already using wireless

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pyramid onthe pack4 'The Sheik of _,"

'2Os song hit7 You're in the_ Now

4l Jimmy Durantecomedy

9 Word with golly orwhillikers

11 Shake a_12 "_ for Two"13 ltalian wwllleaderl5 Over-the-top actor17 wascally wabbit

(2 words)20 "_ Aweigh"

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Las Vegas29 "Nights in White Satin"

Pop group (2 words)!2 Recording giant_

Victor:t4 Sweet _, old-time

cigarette b.andr? Ti^ Attev

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39 Footballtrophyrlo Mediocre, unexciting41 _ yourwhistle43 Yes /_, Sammy Davis

Jr autobiography44 BroadwayJoe of the

NFL45 "Where or_ "47 Solo ot Star Wars49 Sundayfunnies heroine

Mary5l "O come let usadore

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of Arabia5rl lndonesian island57 Ralph orAlice of

The Honeymooners58 The whole ballofwax59 Betty of The Golden

Gitls60 "Little Miss Muffett

6l "Pop Goesthe_ "

DOWNI Star, for short2 Jo, Beth and Amy's big

sister3 'Sa/e/nb _, Stephen

King novelandminiseries

5 Certain nurses (abbrev)6 Song from South Pacific

(2 words)7 Frenchfriend8 Sycophant9 FDR'S first

vice presidentlO TV award14 Disneylandattraction

(2 words)15 _by Northwest,

Hitchcock classic19 Sticky stuff19 Cosby or Clinton21 Beatles' hometown22 Rave23 Site of a majorAllied

victory in 4524 "TheWater ls_," folk

song25 DietCokepredecessor27 They left Milwaukeefor

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30 _ is more3l Reminder ofa wound!3 _ 6oes, Ethel Merman

musicalvehicle!5 lt's nowSt. Peterrburg36 Sea between ltalydnd

the Balkans4l Rear_,'54Jimmy

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