GGREC Newsletter – July 2000
The July 2000 issue of the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club's newsletter features several key articles, topics, and announcements. One article discusses the organization's general meeting, which took place on a Friday in March (date not specified). The meeting was attended by club members from across Melbourne, who gathered at the CSa* Girl Guide Hall in Gmt Street. The agenda included committee updates, election of new officers, and discussion on various technical matters. Another article highlights the club's finances, with income reported to be $131873 in June 2000, followed by expenses of $260.62 for the month. The newsletter also mentions that a new communications officer is still being sought, and notes that several positions are available. The newsletter also covers general business topics, including membership changes, such as the addition of new members Phus Mines and editor Jason Armstrong. It also reports on club-related events, including a successful meeting with FAMPARC and an ongoing discussion about repeater networks. Finally, the issue includes advertisements for various radio-related products and services, as well as links to online resources and clubs related to amateur radio.
GGREC Newsletter – June 2000
The Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. newsletter features various articles, topics, and announcements related to amateur radio clubs in the region. One of the key articles discusses a new fee schedule for full members, with rates starting at $30 and increasing to $4,540 for pensioners. The club also mentions an annual meeting, which is being held on May 19th this year, and will receive Gateway magazine correspondence until eight days prior to the event. The newsletter also includes information about a white elephant sale that will be held on July 30th at Heathmont Primary School, with tables available for bookings. It is recommended to contact Jack LjWWW at 9813absS for more information. Additionally, Gippsland Gate Radio & Electronics Club Inc. discusses various products and services offered by Kenwood and YAESU manufacturers, including authorized dealers and commercial two-way radio systems.
GGREC Newsletter – May 2000
This newsletter covers various topics related to amateur radio and electronics, including meetings, events, and announcements from the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. The key articles focus on: * The third Friday of each month is now officially held at Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall in Grant's Road, Melbourne. Meetings start at 8:00 PM. * The club welcomes visitors and invites all members to attend. * Committee members have been elected for the 2000-01 Club Year, with Andrew Clinkaberry as President, Mike Ide as Treasurer, and Russell White as Secretary. Additionally, this issue features a call for entries for Gateway articles, which must be submitted by August 7th before each General Meeting. The deadline is eight days prior to the meeting, and there are various membership types available, including full members at $30.00, pensioners at $15.00, junior members at $15.00, and extra family members at $10.00. The newsletter also includes information about upcoming events, such as a car boot sale with NAR (Narre Warren Rats Attack Brigade) on May 27th from 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm, which is organized by the local fire brigade and BBQ, while another event featuring outback dealers with commercial two-way radios and marine scanners will take place on July 1st.
GGREC Newsletter – April 2000
The latest issue of the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. newsletter covers various topics, including club meetings, committee positions, and announcements. This month's edition highlights meetings held on the third Wednesday of each month at Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall in Grant Street. Meetings start at 8:00 PM. The club also welcomes new members and reminds everyone that membership fees are due by April 27th. In addition to meeting reminders, the newsletter provides information about upcoming events, including the annual general meeting on April 7th, which will cover topics such as progress on the container site application. It also mentions that committee positions have been nominated for consideration at the next meeting. The newsletter concludes with a reminder of contact information for all club correspondence and updates on new suppliers available for purchase, including circuit supplies and testing equipment.
GGREC Newsletter – March 2000
The Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. has recently published its March/April edition of Gateway magazine. Here are some key articles and topics to note: * The club meets monthly at Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall in Grant Street, with the next meeting taking place on the third Friday of each month at 8:00 PM. * Members can also attend meetings held during daylight saving time. * A new committee member, Michael Ide, has been appointed as Treasurer and Secretary. Committee members have included Andy VI(4KC:S, Alan Hubba, and Rod Tonizzin (VK3BFT). * The club's station is located on the VK3RDD frequency at 52.575 MHz, with call-in frequencies available for HF, USB, VHF, FM, and UHF. * Members can find more information about the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc., including membership fees and a contact email address, at their website: tpo://avoca.vicnet.net.au/-ggrc. Additionally, the club has announced its nomination form for committee positions. The nominee deadline is August 3rd, and all nominations must be approved by the Nominee before they can be accepted.
GGREC Newsletter – February 2000
The February edition of the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club's official journal is filled with updates on various topics. Notably, the club has a new Treasurer, Mike Ide VK3KTO, who will be handling financial matters moving forward. One key announcement is that the club's equipment loan book has been reopened to allow members to borrow gear for their projects. Additionally, the club has received proposals from the Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall regarding a container for storing and shipping kit components. The newsletter also mentions several upcoming events, including a labour day camping trip at the Eri caravan park and a bike ride through Braeside Island. The magazine editor is working on compiling a list of past member data bases to share with the club's members in the future. A guest speaker, Dave VK3BJV, has been invited to talk about video imaging for the February general meeting.
GGREC Newsletter – January 2000
The latest edition of the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club's official journal features several key articles, topics, and announcements. One of the main points discussed is the upcoming Christmas Party, which will be held at Bruno VK3BFT's Q'1'FI residence. The event will start at 5pm on December 18th. Additionally, there are proposals for a container to be placed adjacent to the Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall, and a vote has been put forward regarding the use of club equipment. The newsletter also addresses business arising from previous meetings, including a proposal to site a large shipping container near the hall. Members have expressed varying opinions on the matter, with some members supporting the idea and others opposing it. The issue will be discussed further at the next committee meeting. Furthermore, the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club has also received correspondence from various individuals and organizations, including reports of a successful Bass Contest, updates on the Girl Guides' activities, and announcements about new club events.
GGREC Newsletter – November 1999
The latest edition of the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. newsletter provides several updates and announcements for members. One key article is the current membership fee schedule, which includes options for full members, pensioner members, junior members, and extra family members at $30-$55 per year. The deadline to pay these fees is after each April's Annual General Meeting. The club also mentions a new proposal to expand its radio room and provide storage space, which is currently being prepared by committee member Ian Jackson VK3BUF. A large shipping container will be purchased and modified for use as the new radio operating room. Members are invited to provide their feedback on this proposal and suggest alternative ideas if needed. Additionally, the newsletter highlights upcoming events such as a Yaesu radio equipment theme night at the General Meeting on Friday 1st January. The GGREC Christmas Party is also announced, with a specific date of Saturday 4th February. Members are reminded that no meeting will be held in December due to the holiday period.
GGREC Newsletter – October 1999
The October edition of GATEWAY, the official journal of the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc., highlights several key articles, topics, and announcements. One of the main focuses is on the upcoming General Meeting and Talk by Roger Sayers VK3ETT, who will be sharing his recent experiences from a yacht race in Melbourne to Osaka. The meeting takes place on Friday, October 15th at 8pm, and visitors are welcome to attend. Another significant topic discussed in the newsletter is the current fee schedule for club members, including full members, pensioners, juniors, and extra family members. Members are encouraged to submit their membership fees after each April Annual General Meeting. The newsletter also mentions an event called "JOTA 99" at the Guide Hall, which will feature a Working Bee that was successfully conducted by the club on October 2nd in Mike Ide's absence. The working bee aims to share the love of amateur radio with approximately 100 Guides and their guests. Additionally, the newsletter provides information on how to submit magazine articles or contact the club for other correspondence, including addresses and phone numbers.
GGREC Newsletter – September 1999
The latest edition of Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc.'s newsletter features several key articles and announcements. One of the main topics is the upcoming General Meeting, which takes place on September 17th at 8:00 PM. The meeting is open to all members and will discuss various matters including the proposed calendar for the year leading up to Christmas 2000. The club's committee has also announced that they have selected Shanika's restaurant in Berwick as a special night out for October 23rd. Another important announcement is regarding membership fees, which are increasing to $30.00 for full members, $15.00 for pensioners, and $10.00 for extra family members. The club is also offering a subsidized meal of $15.00 towards the cost of attending Practical nights on specific dates throughout the year. The newsletter also mentions that the committee has had four new call signs added to the club as a result of Ian Jackson's amateur radio classes, including Brett Neve VK3ZBN, Daryl Cheshire VK3HEM, Ian Benson VK3VIB, and Jan Oncken VK3NOV.
GGREC Newsletter – August 1999
Here's a summary of the key articles, topics, and announcements in this newsletter: The Cranbourne Amateur Radio Club held its third Friday meeting on Grant Street, Cranbourne, at the Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall. The meeting commences at 8:00 PM, with visitors welcome to attend. Committee members were present to discuss various activities and projects. Club membership is discussed, including a reminder that the current fee schedule includes options for full member, pensioner, junior, and family memberships. The annual General Meeting will take place in April, and club correspondence should be directed to various email addresses or faxed at 9776 5451. Members are also invited to submit magazine articles before each meeting. Upcoming events include a mini working bee on October 2nd to install antenna poles and find cables for radio transceivers. The Winter Dinner event in 2000 will celebrate the new millennium, with Jason Jones and Rene Seltzer coordinating the event. Members can also enjoy live TV broadcasts from Graham Kennedy's "In Melbourne Tonight" show at a practice night on August 20th.
GGREC Newsletter – July 1999
The Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. is busy with various activities, including a magazine deadline approaching in eight days' time. The club's meetings will resume on the third Friday of each month at the Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall in Grant Street. The committee members highlight that the magazine editor and Dianne Jackson has taken over the role, and that printing and dispatch services are handled by Printing and Dispatch Ph. (03) 9776 5000. The club's repeater station is MOBJA located at the Guide Hall, while the call-in frequencies are HF on 28.325 MHz, USB VHF on 146.225 MHz, FM and UHF on 438.850 MHz, and FM on 138.000 MHz. The committee members also mention that membership fees will be due after each April annual general meeting, with different rates available for full members ($30.00), pensioner members ($15.00), junior members ($15.00), and extra family members ($10.00). The White Elephant Sale on Saturday, July 17th is expected to be bigger and better than last year, thanks in part to the efforts of Reg and Albert.