Like so many other clubs, the Germering model railway community had to reduce its activities to almost zero during the pandemic.
Germering - The members could neither meet regularly for regulars, nor offer model making courses for children and young people or promote handicraft projects.
The 2021 annual exhibition also fell through.
The statement of accounts that chairman Bodo Pietsch now drew at the annual meeting was correspondingly short.
In the scheduled new elections, Pietsch and his deputy Bernd Linden were unanimously confirmed.
There was a change in the office of the cashier.
Inge Trebeck was no longer a candidate.
From now on, Bernd Feja will manage the association's finances.
After a brief discussion, the members decided to increase the annual fee to 40 euros.
A new tariff for children, young people and trainees was introduced.
From now on, they no longer have to pay an admission fee and only pay 20 euros per year.
The wish for an urgently needed clubhouse has so far remained unfulfilled.
According to Pietsch, there is not only a lack of necessary rooms for storing system components: "It would also be nice if we had a room for joint meetings and uncomplicated handicrafts." Child and youth work could also be promoted in this way, explains spokesman Elmar Schulte: "A monthly get-together is not very interesting for the youngsters and irregular handicraft activities in different rooms is not only time-consuming, but also impractical." Kg