At the January, 2004, Advisory Council Meeting it was
agreed that the Advisory Council would begin to publish the Minutes of the
council meetings when the council meets. Meetings of the Advisory Council
are convened at the call of the Chairman. The council does not meet on a
regular regular monthly basis.
This page will be used to post the minutes.

UNIEA Advisory Council
Wednesday, April 7, 2004
Holiday Inn (Following April Luncheon)
Present
Arnold Freitag, Chairman (04)
Absent
Thomas Thompson, Vice Chairman (05) George Zucker (05)
Judy
Harrington (06)
Jeanne Harms (06)
Dean Talbott, Past Chair (04)
Carl Wehner (04)
Nancie Handorf, Secretary (04)
1. A discussion was held about our group becoming a member of the
Association of Retirement Organizations in Higher Education.
Because of lack of interest and difficulty with funding, no action was
taken.
2. Dean Talbott gave a review of the spring luncheon.
(See minutes of previous meeting). The
meal will include a choice of lasagna or chicken Florentine, a Caesar salad,
mixed vegetables and a special dessert.
The Frietags will act as dining room host and hostess.
Judy Harrington will pick up the nametags from Brenda the day preceding the
luncheon and Nancie and Judy will pass out nametags at the table.
There will not be a head table, but the speaker and those to be introduced will
be seated near the podium.
Our guests will be President Koob and his wife, the Provost Podolefsky and his
wife, Bill Calhoun (his wife is unable to attend), Julie Pontasch, the Director
of Gift Planning for University Advancement, and Brenda Jordan.
Len Froyen will give the invocation.
Dean will look into having a sign posted at the back door to let people know the
luncheon is on the lower level of St Stephens.
There will be no valet parking.
Dean will check with Ron Camarata to see about getting centerpieces from the
greenhouse for table decorations. The flowers
would then be given to guests or sold at a nominal cost.
3. The location of the spring luncheon for 2005 has been moved from the IPAC
veranda to the ballroom where it will be warmer. The
luncheon is scheduled for May 5, 2005. Rental
for 1/2 of the ballroom including the meal will be $1500. Good
parking will be a real bonus to the new location.
4. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Secretary
Nancie Handorf

UNIEA Advisory Council
Wednesday, March 10, 2004
UNI Museum
Present
Arnold Freitag, Chairman (04)
Absent
Thomas Thompson, Vice Chairman (05)
Judy Harrington (06)
Carl Wehner (04)
George Zucker (05)
Dean Talbott, Past Chair (04)
Jeanne Harms (06)
Nancie Handorf, Secretary (04)
Bill Waack, Newsletter Editor
Brenda Jordan from the alumni office
1. Our first discussion concerned the expiration
year of each member's term. The dates are listed
above.
2. Brenda Jordan from the Alumni Office
presented a report of our financial status. We
now have $3,035.25 in our account.
3. Bill Waack reported that the newsletter is
finished as of the time of the meeting and is off to the printer.
To save on postage it will be mailed out this
year with the invitation to our annual spring luncheon.
4. Dean Talbott reported that plans for the May
1 luncheon are completed. It will be held at St.
Stephen's Catholic Center. The social hour will
begin at 11:30 with the lunch following at 12:00, and the cost is $16. The meal
will be catered by Sol Cracco. We will be
entertained by the California Sax Quartet and Sue Doody will give a visual tour
of the new Cedar Falls library. Reservations
have been made for the 2005 spring luncheon on the new PIPAC
[i.e., the now being constructed PIPAC Centre located
on the corner of Hudson Road and Technology Parkway],
veranda.
5. A discussion was held about who keeps track
of names of spouses of deceased emeriti. At
present Dean makes sure that Brenda knows, and Brenda forwards the names of the
deceased to Bill Waack so that he can add the spouses to the membership list.
6. A discussion was held about programs for
future monthly luncheons. The membership has
already indicated they do not want programs at each luncheon. It
was agreed that programs should be short. A
suggestion was made that Bob Hardman present a slideshow on model trains.
7. A list of new people who have applied for and
received emeritus status was distributed.
8. The meeting was adjourned
Secretary
Nancie Handorf

UNIEA Advisory Council
Wednesday, January 7, 2004
Present
Absent
Thomas Thompson Arnold Freitag
Carl Wehner George Zucker
Dean Talbott James LaRue
Jeanne Harms
Nancie Handorf
Judith Harrington (late)
Following the noon meeting on January 7, the council
met briefly.
1.
The following Resolution was presented by Thomas Thompson
and approved and adopted by the council: Robert
Kramer has served the association well by creating and maintaining an
informative and aesthetically pleasing web presence for the UNI Emeritus
Association. We commend you for your efforts on behalf of the Association.
2. Dean
Talbott announced that the spring luncheon will be held at St. Stephen’s Center,
and it will be catered by Sol Cracco.
3. Nancie
Handorf was designated secretary for the Advisory Council.
4. The
meeting was adjourned.
Submitted by
Nancie Handorf, Secretary
