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North Iowa News 2016-17 Officers President Dan Bamberry Past President Ted Holmen 1 st Vice President Scott Jensen Election of Officers President

Heath Andrew Selking Barb Selking Bill (JJ) Johnjulio 2 nd Vice President (vacant) Corresponding Secretary Maryjane Bamberry Recording Secretary

Beth McCall was installed as Region 8 President. This is a 2 year term. Next National Rally (2018) to be held at Salem Oregon.

Registration for this rally opened at 2 p.m. on Thursday. By 5 p.m. 302 had registered. Registration may be done online or mailing in the form.

1 North Iowa News Officers President Dan Bamberry Past President Ted Holmen 1 st Vice President Scott Jensen Election of Officers President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President 3rd Vice President Recording Secretary Treasurer From the International Rally Jim Cocke Barry Bell Mona Heath Andrew Selking Barb Selking Bill (JJ) Johnjulio 2 nd Vice President (vacant) Corresponding Secretary Maryjane Bamberry Recording Secretary Ann Marculus Treasurer Nominating Committee Karen Fisher and Jane Carmichael Not elected but an Officer, Past President, Richard Girard. Beth McCall was installed as Region 8 President. This is a 2 year term. Next National Rally (2018) to be held at Salem Oregon..Rally dates are June 21, 2018 to June 30, A Region 8 Caravan is being planned to go there. There will be 600 sites with electric and water. Registration for this rally opened at 2 p.m. on Thursday. By 5 p.m. 302 had registered. Registration may be done online or mailing in the form. The 2019 National Rally will be held in Virginia. Fred Marculus 1 Yr. Trustees Not all camping cites are level. Lorena Holmen Robert Ulveling 2 Yr. Trustees Clay Wetzel Dave Shaw

Something new This year for the election of Officers, those having e-mail will receive the ballot via e-mail. You just have to select the candidate you want for each office and then return to sender.

2 Something new This year for the election of Officers, those having will receive the ballot via . You just have to select the candidate you want for each office and then return to sender. Those that receive their news letter via postal service will be mailed a ballot. Nominations are: President Dan Bamberry 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer Trustee 2 year (vote for 2) Scott Jensen (none nominated) Marijane Bamberry Ann Marculus Fred Marculus Norena Holmen Robert Ulveling Our sympathy to the family Born March 28, 1938 Died August 9, 2017

3 Rosalie Macumber was born on March 28, 1938 at Denison, IA. She attended Manilla school graduating in 1956, On December 16, 1956, Rosalie was united in marriage with James Macumber at Trinity Lutheran Church in Manilla. Following their honeymoon they returned home to Manilla. Jim left for basic training at Ft. Ord, California and in April of 1957 Jim returned to Manilla and Rosalie joined him while he served at Ft. Rucker, Alabama and then Ft. Belvoir, Virginia. Their first son was born just before returning to Manilla after Jim s honorable discharge from the Army. The family made their home in Manilla where another son was born. During their first years back in Manilla they had cattle behind their home at the edge of town and ground the corn that they grew for feed. Rosalie was a wonderful cook and baker, and she loved to feed her family and friends. Rosalie was a devoted member of Trinity Lutheran Church volunteering in many capacities. She was committed to visiting residents at the Manilla Manor where she also did a lot of sewing and repair work on their clothing. Above all, she and Jim enjoyed their Airstream trailer. They traveled all over the United States and even made it into Canada. They were members of the Wally Byam Caravan Club International Unit and the North Iowa Unit. After the automobile accident in which her husband Jim was killed in 2014, Rosalie worked diligently to overcome her many injuries and surgeries. She was determined to return to their home and her longtime work at Ohde Funeral Home and she accomplished both goals. Following a wonderful weekend with her siblings in Missouri, Rosalie suffered a massive stroke while shopping. She underwent surgery at a hospital in Des Moines and then moved to Kavanaugh Hospice House, also in Des Moines. She died there on Wednesday, August 9, 2017 at the age of 79 years, 4 months and 12 days. She is preceded in death by her parents; husband Jim Macumber; daughter Sharon K. Macumber right after her birth; sister Lois Maxwell and brother-in-law Dayle Hilterbrand. Rosalie is survived by her sons Michael Macumber of Sac City and David Macumber of Manilla; grandchildren Jeremia (Elaine) Macumber and Sydney Macumber, both of Manilla; siblings Marilyn Hilterbrand of Yuma, AZ; Max (Mary) Siemer of Princeton, MO; Rex (Dona) Siemer of Spickard, MO; Gail (Betty) Siemer of Trenton, MO; Dean (Donna) Siemer of Nixa, MO; David (Karol) Siemer of Princeton, MO; Pat (Randy) Nemitz of West Des Moines, IA; and Pam (Mark) Lane of Des Moines, IA; brother-in-law Dick Maxwell of Manilla; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Visitation 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Sunday, August 13, 2017 at Ohde Funeral Home, Manilla 521 2nd Avenue, Manilla, IA Funeral Service 10:30 a.m., Monday, August 14, 2017 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Manilla 643 3rd Avenue, Manilla, IA Interment will follow in Nishnabotna Cemetery near Manilla

The wandering caravan to Escanaba. The caravan started July 10th from the Minnesota Air Stream Park near St. Cloud, MN.

They were; Pat and Dave Shaw, Fred and Deb Stunick, Dan and Marijane Bamberry, Fred Marculus, Ted And Norena Holmen.

Wisconsin where cheese and ice cream was purchased.

Due to the weather a boat trip was canceled along with an evening tour of Bayfield.

They make caps, jackets, shirts and pants and the plastic tops for playground equipment.

It takes a big head to wear this cap Then it was on to Copper Harbor, MI for 2 nights.

4 The wandering caravan to Escanaba. The caravan started July 10th from the Minnesota Air Stream Park near St. Cloud, MN. Linda Agre from the Minnesota Unit was our leader. It was made up of 10 air streams, 5 from North Iowa Unit. They were; Pat and Dave Shaw, Fred and Deb Stunick, Dan and Marijane Bamberry, Fred Marculus, Ted And Norena Holmen. The first stop was at a dairy in Wisconsin where cheese and ice cream was purchased First stop was at a Dairy in Wisconsin where cheese and ice cream was purchased. From there it was to Bayfield Wisconsin for 2 nights of camping at a casino. Due to the weather a boat trip was canceled along with an evening tour of Bayfield. Our next stop was at Ironwood, MI where we toured Homer factory. They make caps, jackets, shirts and pants and the plastic tops for playground equipment. For lunch it was our first taste of pasties (pass ties) Great to eat with gravy. It takes a big head to wear this cap Then it was on to Copper Harbor, MI for 2 nights. It was great, no TV, no wi-fi, no cell phone, and few teenagers. The main attractions; mountain biking, kayaking and Fort Wilkins. Also looking at water falls and finding ice cream shops. The next stop was Hancock city camp ground. We had guided tour of Houghton and Calumet, both have remnants of copper mining days. Then it was 2 nights at the city campground in Munising, MI. A boat tour along the shoreline was taken. Beef pastie

5 Next stop was Escanaba, MI for International Rally The new President Members and delegates The quilters stayed busy the whole time of the rally

6 Prairie Rose State Park Rally One got to park by themselves until Friday evening came. Visiting the Danish museum Dinner is served Testing the water. Is he going wading?

Sausage gravy over American fries, orange juice and if you like an egg on top.

7 Invite a friend to join us for this rally. Does not have to own an Airstream trailer. There will be breakfast served on Friday 8:00 a.m. Sausage gravy over American fries, orange juice and if you like an egg on top. Saturday breakfast at 8:00 a.m. will be oatmeal, ice cream and orange juice. Bring you own plates, utensils and other beverages.

North Iowa Rally Hagge Park Oct. 5th. thru 8th. Schedule of Events: Thursday 10/5-6:00PM *Supper: Brats with fixings. Bring a side dish or dessert to share.

8 North Iowa Rally Hagge Park Oct. 5th. thru 8th. Schedule of Events: Thursday 10/5-6:00PM *Supper: Brats with fixings. Bring a side dish or dessert to share. Friday 10/6-8:00 to 9:30AM Breakfast: Biscuits and Gravy, Juice. 10:30AM Tour downtown Sac City with Chamber representative. 12:00 noon Lunch at Hutch s Cafe (Dutch). Rest of the afternoon free. Supper on your own. Games or Socialize in Building. Saturday 10/7-8:00 to 9:30AM Breakfast: Scrambled eggs Sausage juice. 10:30AM Naturalist will talk about Birds, Animals and Plants native to the area. Lunch on your own. Afternoon free. 6:00 PM Supper: Casserole. Bring side dish to share. Root Beer Floats. Sunday 10/8-8:00 to 9:30AM. Donuts and juice. *Bring drinks and table service to all meals. Meals on Friday and Saturday will be in the Conservation Building A list of local eating place will be provided. Possible tour destinations will be provided. Installation of officer will occur some time on Saturday. If attending let Fred Marculus know. It helps in planning how much food is needed.

9 Region 8 Rally April 26-29, 2018 America s Best Campground At Branson, MO The region 8 rally will be in Branson, MO. The rally fee includes; 3 nights parking, with full hookups, cable to and Wi-Fi Welcome BBQ Bus tour with step on guides for the College of the Ozarks-a true inspiration for education Lunch served by students of the college Afternoon performance by the Sons of Britcvhes-full of fun Breakfast prior to Region 8 meeting Attend evening performance of the Hay goods-currently the No. 1 act in Branson Plus access to both the pavilion and the game room at various time throughout stay Enough free time to experience many of the sights and sounds of Branson Plus-well, you never know what else may pop up. 3 catered meals - well, let s say they are very special Tour of local phenomenon, with transportation included Additional nights will be available at the rally rate with previous notice Contact Beth McCall: McIntyre Road Leavenworth, KS bpooh49@gmail.com A caravan to Branson is in the very early planning stage. Will keep all informed as it develops

NORTH IOWA NEWS North Iowa Unit WBCCI March 2012

NORTH IOWA NEWS North Iowa Unit WBCCI March 2012 President: Dan Bamberry odangbam@hotmail.com 1st Vice President: Rosalie Macumber (712) 654-3062 2nd Vice President: Jeff Peterson jp6898@q.com Recording