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Fall Council Agenda 2005

September 23, 2005

James, great points! I'll ad to our Fall Council Agenda 
for discussion. In order to change, a resloution must be 
presented 60 days before the National Convention at Camp 
Lejuene in 2006. 
 
Joe Geeter 
 
OKLAMARINE@aol.com wrote: 
James E Stewart Jr 
President, MPMA28 
 
Please put on agenda.  
 
I am asking the National Officers and NEC members to 
consider repelling the Life memberships Dues to the 
original $150.00 dollars. 
Reason why 
1. Low MPMA name recognition at this time 
2. Two many age levels for Life Membership 
3. No requirement for birth certificate to prove age 
4. Need long term binding, commitment, and connection to 
members 
5. Need not look to memberships as revenue source but as 
data base 
6. Gives MPMA a faster means to build numbers. 
7 Easier way to remember membership coast to join 
8. It just makes sense  
 
I am asking the National Officers and NEC members to 
consider Community, National, Military, and World Leaders 
as VIP Guests or Speakers for National Convention Men or 
Women.  
 
I am asking the National Officers and NEC members to 
consider. By Law Change to add A section that states that 
if no chapter or chapters have made a formal bid in writing 
by the end of the National Convention. That is the duty of 
the National President to form a national committee to host 
MPMA National Convention in the city of choice by the 
National Convention Committee. The host city for MPMA 
National Convention need not have a Chapter. It will be 
the right of the national President to pick the Chairman, 
and number of MPMA members and non members to get the job 
done.  
 
Joe Geeter  
27 Red Tail Court 
Limerick, PA 19468 
 
610 495 3619 Hm

 E-mail oklamarine@aol.com   JAMES E STEWART JR PRESIDENT MPMA 28

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