Announcements
Zoom Meeting for April
April Zoom Meetings The next Board Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Monday, Apr. 12th at 7pm. Please RSVP by sending an email to Kevin O'Connor. This is subject to change as meeting in person was discussed. The next General Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Tuesday, Apr. 13th at 7pm. Presentation will be on Original Norfolk Southern Locomotives by John Sokash Future Popular Vote Contests The Popular Vote voting sheets are planned for distribution to the members on the 21st of the month (i.e. Jan. 21st.) Voting should be in by the 1st of the following month (i.e. Feb. 1). Voting should be emailed to Charlie Rausch.
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Zoom Meeting for March
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Zoom Meeting for February
February Zoom Meetings The next Board Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Monday, Feb. 8th at 7pm. Please RSVP by sending an email to Kevin O'Connor. The next General Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Tuesday, Feb. 9th at 7pm. Presentation will be on How to Sell Model Trains on eBay by Charlie Rausch, MMR Future Popular Vote Contests The Popular Vote voting sheets are planned for distribution to the members on the 21st of the month (i.e. Jan. 21st.) Voting should be in by the 1st of that month (i.e. Feb. 1). Voting should be emailed to Charlie Rausch.
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Zoom Meeting for January
January Zoom Meetings The next Board Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Monday, Jan. 11th at 7pm. Please RSVP by sending an email to Kevin O'Connor. The next General Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Tuesday, Jan. 12th at 7pm. Presentation will be on Craftsman Structures by Jack Dziadul Future Popular Vote Contests The Popular Vote voting sheets are planned for distribution to the members on the 21st of the month (i.e. Jan. 21st.) Voting should be in by the 1st of that month (i.e. Feb. 1). Voting should be emailed to Charlie Rausch.
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Zoom Meeting for December
December Zoom Meetings The next Board Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Dec. 8th. Please RSVP by sending an email to Rob Rousseau. The next General Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Dec. 8th. Note this changes from the normal 4th Tuesday to the 2nd Tuesday of the month. No presentation as we will be participating in our annual Yankee Gift Swap. |
Zoom Meeting for November
November Zoom Meetings The next Board Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Nov. 9th. Please RSVP by sending an email to Rob Rousseau. The next General Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Nov. 10th. Note this changes from the normal 4th Tuesday to the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Presentation will be on Sheet Metal Backdrops by Marty Steele Future Popular Vote Contests The Popular Vote voting sheets are planned for distribution to the members on the 21st of the month (i.e. Oct. 21st.) Voting should be in by the 1st of that month (i.e. Nov. 1). Voting should be emailed to Charlie Rausch. October – Trackside shed, shanty, you name it November - End of Train, Caboose, Observation Car, FRED, etc. |
Virtual Zoom for October Meeting
October Zoom Meetings The next Board Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Oct. 12th. Please RSVP by sending an email to Rob Rousseau. The next General Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Oct. 13th. Note this changes from the normal 4th Tuesday to the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Presentation will be on 3D Printing by Dan Fisher. Future Popular Vote Contests The Popular Vote voting sheets are planned for distribution to the members on the third of the following month (i.e. Oct. 1st.) Voting should be in by the 10th of that month (i.e. Oct. 10). Voting should be emailed to Charlie Rausch. September – Baggage and/or Railway Post Office or any Head-end car October – Trackside shed, shanty, you name it. |
Virtual Zoom Meeting for September
September Zoom Meetings The next Board Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Sept. 7th. Please RSVP by sending an email to Rob Rousseau. The next General Meeting will be a virtual Zoom meeting held on Sept. 8th. Note this changes from the normal 4th Tuesday to the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Future Popular Vote Contests The Popular Vote voting sheets are planned for distribution to the members on the third of the following month (i.e. Sept. 1st.) Voting should be in by the 10th of that month (i.e. Sept. 10). Voting should be emailed to Charlie Rausch. August – Love those loads. This would include any open load. September – Baggage and/or Railway Post Office October – Trackside shed, shanty, you name it. |
New CPD Meeting Place
From the June issue of the Herald: As stated in the board meeting notes, The Home-Owner’s Association (HOA) Clubhouse at the Preserve at Jordan Lake will be the new location of our CPD-13 meets. Because of Covid 19 restrictions, the meetings have not as yet been scheduled. Watch for announcements as to when our first meet is scheduled. Future Popular Vote Contests The Popular Vote voting sheets are planned for distribution to the members on the third of the following month (i.e. July 3.) Voting should be in by the 12th of that month (i.e. July 12). Voting should be emailed to Charlie Rausch. June—Favorite locomotive model of a railroad you don’t model. |
March 2020 Division Meeting Canceled
CPD-13 Members It
is out of an abundance of caution that the decision has been made to
cancel our regular March meeting scheduled for March 24th at Cambridge
Village, this all being due to the Covid19 virus that is becoming more
widespread. This is also in line with the recent Governor's
Declaration of Emergency that visitations to retirement centers by the
general public be curtailed. Although the numbers of active cases
locally are relatively low, the potential for this virus to quickly
become widespread given its capability to exist on surfaces up to 9 days
is disconcerting. Equally disconcerting is that some individuals may
not exhibit any symptoms yet are highly contagious. This
notice is not a surrender to hysteria, but sound Public Health
containment measures. Public Health Officials are emphasizing the need
for best personal hygiene practices, especially the frequent washing of
hands as an easy means to stop the spread of the virus.
Self-isolation will also stop the spread of the virus if you believe you
have come in possible contact with the virus. For the most part,
affected individuals will recover without any problems, the biggest
threat is to those who have underlying health issues. Everyone's
cooperation is vital. Thanks for you cooperation John Sokash, Superintendent CPD-13, MER-NMRA |
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