Glenside Leadership Nominations

At our next business meeting, we will likely accept nominations for secretary, treasurer, vice-president, and president.

If you want to run for office, you will need to get your name put up for a nomination.

One way is to have a friend nominate you, and then you can accept or reject the offer.

It is good to vote out the incumbents. I think we all could use a break.

You can bring new ideas and new energy.

You can suggest we hold a CoCoFEST! in Hawaii; Kokomo Island; Kokomo, Indiana; Hurricane, Virginia; or Niagara Falls.

You can suggest that we hold the CoCoFEST! on the same day as “Talk Like a Pirate Day!”

You can let all Motorola 6809 microprocessor assembly language programmers have free admission to the CoCoFEST! for life.

So, I want to encourage you to start planning.

You may want to volunteer to write an article, investigate low-cost venues, plan picnics, do research and such, then go for it. How about a picnic in your back yard? How about a outing? How about a mini-CoCoFEST! How about a TRS-80 MC-10 FEST! at the library in Elgin, IL or West Dundee, IL?

If you have a good reliable internet, smartphone, or regular phone service, then you can attend the meetings remotely. If you do not, then now you have a reason to upgrade your service.

John Mark Mobley (Vice-President of Glenside Color Computer Club, Inc.)

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2023-2024 Officer Nominations

Elections

The monthly meeting held nominations for the offices of the club.
The nominations this year are as follows.

Office of the President – Jim Brain
Office of Vice President – John Mark Mobley
Secretary – Brian Wieseler
Treasurer – Eric Canales

No office was contested.

There is an opportunity for any interested members to participate in club advocacy and publishing through the Newsletter operations as an editor or associate of the club.

If there is anyone interested in becoming active in writing and advocating for the CoCo in this means, please reach out to Jim Brain.

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