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    Posted: 29 Jan 2012 at 6:38pm
Originally posted by Rfdeere Rfdeere wrote:

    The RACLHC board of trustees are looking for some interested dedicated individuals that would like to become a trustee on our board. If you or someone you know would be interested, I would like to talk to you or them. Thanks, Randy Freshour.
 
   Have not had anybody volunteer, so throwing this out again.
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   Anybody interested ?
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well, I don't have any cash to donate, but I will lend a hand when the time comes. Hope you guys can make this work!
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    The RACLHC board of trustees are looking for some interested dedicated individuals that would like to become a trustee on our board. If you or someone you know would be interested, I would like to talk to you or them. Thanks, Randy Freshour.

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Originally posted by BennyLumpkin BennyLumpkin wrote:

Takes a real man to start a Rumley....a local guy here has his grandfathers and had it at the Antique Show and was having a hard time getting it to fire so I took a hand at it and couldnt quite get the timing right to crank the 4 foot flywheels on that big old girl.....

I've seen a guy start a 30-60 by standing on the left rear wheel and using his foot to turn it over. The owner said that guys have been thrown through the canopy doing that if see backfires. I guess it pays to have her tuned up and timed right. :)
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Thanks Randy. I could see everything on the Rumely website except the board link wouldn't work. All good now. Thanks.
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   Here is the Board if you cant see it on the site:
 
  

OFFICERS

President
Larry Ray

Vice President
Doug Seymour

Secretary
Nan Jones

Treasurer
Paul Rymer

At Counsel
Dan Lewis
 
TRUSTEES
Ken Baker
Ron Bensz
Brian Bunge
Randy Freshour
Fred Gloor
Obed Kalwitz
Dennis Lantz
Mike Mollenhauer
Bryan Myrkle
Wayne Seymour
Norm Steinman



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You need to put your curser on the last 1/4 of the Board of Directors window the first 3/4 does not work.

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Originally posted by OrangeKiwi(NZ) OrangeKiwi(NZ) wrote:

Originally posted by Rfdeere Rfdeere wrote:

   You can see a complete list of our Board of Directors on our site: http://www.rumelyallis.com


The board of directors link on the website doesn't work for me. Can anybody else see it ?
 
   Ross, Can you access the home page of the site ? The site works great for me, just tryed it.
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Originally posted by Fred in Pa Fred in Pa wrote:

I would think that all funding would of been done frist ,build what you can,then keep it going after that with a little help? Just my thoughts.
 
   There has been nothing built yet. In a perfect world, having the project completely paid for before we build would be great, but we also want to see and show some progress.
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Originally posted by KGood KGood wrote:

Randy what about finding some people to donate some equipment then raffle it off. There are shows that do that but I don't know if it's a money maker or not.
 
   Thank's Kevin, We have been considering several fundraisers.
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Originally posted by Rfdeere Rfdeere wrote:

   You can see a complete list of our Board of Directors on our site: http://www.rumelyallis.com


The board of directors link on the website doesn't work for me. Can anybody else see it ?
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I would think that all funding would of been done frist ,build what you can,then keep it going after that with a little help? Just my thoughts.
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Randy what about finding some people to donate some equipment then raffle it off. There are shows that do that but I don't know if it's a money maker or not.
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Originally posted by Dusty MI Dusty MI wrote:

I saw one being started at a show, they belted it to an Allis Chalmers, maybe an A.
I heard later that the hand crank had disappeared.

Dusty
Did the insurance company steal it in the dark of night? :)
 
 
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Originally posted by BennyLumpkin BennyLumpkin wrote:

Takes a real man to start a Rumley....a local guy here has his grandfathers and had it at the Antique Show and was having a hard time getting it to fire so I took a hand at it and couldnt quite get the timing right to crank the 4 foot flywheels on that big old girl.....

I saw one being started at a show, they belted it to an Allis Chalmers, maybe an A.
I heard later that the hand crank had disappeared.

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   Thought I would update this. We should have our lease finalized with the county by the end of this year (gotta love lawyers). We our tentatively planning on a 80' wide, 180' long steel framed structure. One end would house a 45' x 80' space for a conference room, restrooms and office. This is a large project and we need financial support to make this project a success. If you feel you can help, you can find information on our website: http://www.rumelyallis.com
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Takes a real man to start a Rumley....a local guy here has his grandfathers and had it at the Antique Show and was having a hard time getting it to fire so I took a hand at it and couldnt quite get the timing right to crank the 4 foot flywheels on that big old girl.....
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   Bump.
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   Reading my response to Fred's question above, I should have said:
   "At this moment in time The Corporation is controlled and managed by the Board of Directors and its Officers."
 
   And when the time comes:
   "We will have yearly memberships available at some point in the future, and the plan is that those Members would then become the controllers of the corporation and the Board would manage the Corporation and Center according to the wishes of the members."
 
   Controlled and controllers may not be the best legal description either. I am not a Lawyer. Sorry if I am confusing anyone.
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Originally posted by thomas davison thomas davison wrote:

In most states the status of the corpration is determined under the lasw of the state in which it is incorporated, which in this case would be the state of Indiana.  As far as I know, non-profit corporations are incorporated as "non-stock" corporations, and therefore, no one owns any interest in the corporation.  I am not sure of Indiana.
 
   Yes, I think this would be correct.
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In most states the status of the corpration is determined under the lasw of the state in which it is incorporated, which in this case would be the state of Indiana.  As far as I know, non-profit corporations are incorporated as "non-stock" corporations, and therefore, no one owns any interest in the corporation.  I am not sure of Indiana.
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   Bringing this back up. We need everyone's help to make this a reality. If anyone has any suggestions to help the fundraising effort, would be glad to hear them. This project is going to take some major donations in order to build the Heritage Center. Thank You everyone that can help !
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  YES WE LOOKED INTO THE OLD FACTORY IT  ISIN LEGITATION FOR CONTAMINTANTS
   TELL US HOW LONG THAT WILL LAST???? we have a lease or whtever with the county comissioners [99yrs] for such  cannot wait forever for the GOV.TO MAKE UP THERE MINDS  my 2 cents ask for more info.if you want to give a contribution   can mail
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Originally posted by Fred in Pa Fred in Pa wrote:

So this is a Non profit Corp. Owned by Board of Directors ?
 
   The Rumely Allis Chalmers La Porte Heritage Corporation is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit as registered through the Internal Revenue Code. So Yes we are a Non Profit Corp.
 
   At this moment in time The Corporation is owned and managed by the Board of Directors and its Officers.
 
   We will have yearly memberships available at some point in the future, and the plan is that those Members would then become the owners of the corporation and the Board would manage the Corporation and Center according to the wishes of the members.
 
   We are in the process of completing a 99 year lease for $1 per year for the property on which the center will be built that is being made available by the County of La Porte, Indiana. The Rumely Allis Chalmers La Porte Heritage Corporation will have complete control of the Center and Corporation.
 
 
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So this is a Non profit Corp. Owned by Board of Directors ?
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Originally posted by Chris/CT Chris/CT wrote:

Can the website be updated to become member by e-mail, and make your contributions wihout mailing? I think it is a great project and have convinced myself to join. I can then send/contribute over time as noted on website.
 
   Hey Chris, Thank You for your interest ! I will look into if the board would want to do online payments. As of right now we have not taken that step. I would be willing to set it up, but I can not authorize it without our board approving it. Several members of the board are not up to speed on the internet process so it may take some time.
               Thanks, Randy Freshour.
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Can the website be updated to become member by e-mail, and make your contributions wihout mailing? I think it is a great project and have convinced myself to join. I can then send/contribute over time as noted on website.
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