GGREC Newsletter – June 1999
The June edition of Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club's official journal features several key articles and announcements. A new White Elephant day event is being organized, with a committee led by Albert and Reg aiming to make it a successful one. The club's President, Bruno Tonizzo, notes that the momentum behind this event is growing daily. A recent article discusses the Winter Dinner, an annual gathering where members can relax and enjoy good company before dinner. Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club is also gearing up for its 1999 White Elephant day, which promises to be a memorable event. The club's President mentions that all members are invited to help with planning, allowing everyone to contribute to the success of this year's event. Additionally, the journal highlights the WIA Victoria Annual General Meeting, where several topics were raised, including concerns about high expenditure on voice repeaters by the organization. Members expressed frustration about the rising costs and site fees associated with these facilities, leading to a discussion about potential cost-saving measures in future years.
GGREC Newsletter – May 1999
The May edition of Gateway, the official journal of the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc., features various articles and topics. One key article is the President's message, in which Bruno Tonizzo welcomes new members, committees, and visitors to the club. The President also mentions upcoming events, including a Prac Night where old video equipment and cameras are on display. Another important topic is the magazine editor's note, which outlines the club membership fees for 1999. It is recommended that all current and prospective members submit their payment by April 15th, with deadline August 14th before each annual general meeting. The newsletter also mentions various committee positions and activities, including a guest speaker presentation on "Suitcase Radio" during the next General Meeting. Additionally, a reminder is given to new and existing members about the club's JOTA (Worldwide Amateur Television Organisation) event, which will take place in July 1999. A White Elephant sale is also scheduled for that day, with Graeme Wheatley coordinating the effort to provide an excellent JOTA experience for the Girl Guides.
GGREC Newsletter – April 1999
The latest newsletter from The GTPPS Land Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. provides an update on various activities and projects within the club. One of the main topics covered is the current magazine editor, R.Dianne Jackson VK3HDI, who has been working tirelessly to maintain the publication and ensure its quality. R.Dianne reports that the magazine's deadline for submission is still eight days before each annual meeting. She also notes that the club has a fee schedule, with full members paying $30, pensioners $15, juniors $5, and extra family members $10. Additionally, visitors to the website http://avoca.vicnet.net.au/-ggrec/ can submit magazine articles via email or fax. The newsletter also highlights several significant events within the club, including the President's Report for April 1999. This report, presented by Pat Pavey VK3VB, reflects on the year's activities and achievements, noting that the club has been able to maintain its two-month meeting format despite a change in leadership. The report is optimistic, highlighting the club's progress and commitment to its members.
GGREC Newsletter – March 1999
Here are the key articles, topics, and announcements from this newsletter: The club's president, Peter Pavey, reports on hot weather conditions, with temperatures reaching up to 32°C in Tooradin, but still encouraging members to take breaks and practice their siestas. The group also mentions the successful visit of a speaker from Adelaide, Phil VKSVB, who will be presenting on packet operations at the next meeting. The president notes that six families camped on Phillip Island, with one extended family experiencing a "cosy time share apartment". The club's chairman, Ivan Blezzard, also comments on the quiet atmosphere in the area. Members are invited to attend the dinner event at the Isle of White Hotel on Saturday evening, which will be attended by 35 people. The president reminds members that magazine submissions are due soon, with the deadline being April 9th. He lists the current fee structure for members: Full Member $30.00, Pensioner Member $15.00, Junior Member $1.50, and Extra Family Member $10.00. The club's official website is also mentioned, with information on membership fees, magazine subscriptions, and other important details.
GGREC Newsletter – February 1999
Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. has several important updates in their February edition of The Official Journal. The club is holding its monthly meetings on the third Friday of each month at Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall. Visitors are welcome to attend, and the doors open at 8:15 PM on Fridays. Committee members include President Peter Pavey VK3VB, secretary Pat Pavey VK30Z, treasurer Mike Ide VK3KTO, committee member Ivan Brevard VK3ARV, and committee member Reg Goddard VK3UK. The club's magazine editor, Dianne Jackson VK3HDI, is highlighting current membership fees: full members can pay $30.00, pensioner members $15.00, junior members $15.00, and extra family members $10.00. The deadline for submitting article submissions to the magazine is eight days before each General Meeting. Contacting club correspondence or submitting articles via email can be done through ijackson@netspacnetan or faxed to 9776-5. The club's president also notes that January has been a busy month, with several events and classes underway. These include the start of radio classes on Wednesdays in February, as well as Phil VKSVB's family relocating from Adelaide. The club is looking forward to the upcoming events, including a bowling afternoon on March 18th.
GGREC Newsletter – January 1999
The newsletter discusses various activities and events happening in the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. The club is holding meetings on the third Friday of each month at the Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall, with the doors opening at 8:15 PM and the meeting commencing at 8:30 PM. The committee members are reporting on their activities for the year so far. President Peter Pavey has outlined plans for future events, including a launch of new activities at the club's Christmas break-up party. The magazine editor, Dianne Jackson, is overseeing the publication of issues and will be seeking contributions from members to keep the magazine running smoothly. The newsletter also highlights various announcements and reminders, including the deadline for submitting articles for the current issue (eight days before each General Meeting) and the upcoming Annual General Meeting and membership fees. Members are reminded that their annual fee is due after April's meeting and that they can pay via mail or email to ensure timely payment.
GGREC Newsletter – November 1998
The Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club held a meeting on October 16, 1998. The club president, Pat VK3OZ, thanked members for their participation in the recent JOTA event. They also expressed gratitude to those who contributed to the club's activities, particularly those involved in the practice nights. The meeting attendees discussed various projects and equipment worked on during the past year, including TV and SSTV systems, as well as FM transmitters and other devices. The president noted that attendance at practice nights had increased significantly over the course of the year, which was heartening to see. The club's magazine is set to be published soon, with a focus on November and December issues. Members are advised to check for any updates or announcements related to upcoming events, including Australia Day in 1999, when the club will likely have an unofficial time away from meetings due to public holidays.
GGREC Newsletter – October 1998
The GPREGATE newsletter highlights the activities of the Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club. The main topics include: * Club meetings are held on the third Friday of each month at the Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall in Grant Street, with doors opening at 8:15 PM and meeting commencing at 8:30 PM. * Committee members and officers are listed, including President Peter Pavey VK3VB, Secretary Pat Pavey VK3OZ, Treasurer Mike Ide VK3KTO, and committee member Ivan Blezzard VK3ARV. * The newsletter also mentions the club's magazine editors Robin Linn VK3TFA and printing and dispatch contact information. A significant announcement is made regarding membership fees. Club members can pay their dues by mail, with current rates listed as Full Member $30, Pensioner Member $15, Junior Member $15, and Extra Family Member $10.
GGREC Newsletter – September 1998
The GIPPSLAND GATE RADIO AND ELECTRONICS CLUB Newsletter highlights several key articles and topics from September 1998. The most important content includes the President's Report, which reflects on the annual Remembrance Day Contest held in August, where the club members participated in a significant event that serves as an act of remembrance for those who have given their lives in service to Australia. The article also touches on the significance of the Remembrance Day Contest, noting that it is more than just a contest - it is a day of remembrance for all those who have served and sacrificed in various conflicts throughout Australian history. The President highlights the importance of remembering and honoring those who have been affected by war, particularly those who were prisoners of war or suffered from mental health issues related to their experiences. Additionally, the newsletter mentions that the club's members are currently working on updating its membership fees, with options available for full, pensioner, junior, and extra family members. It also provides information about upcoming events, including a deadline for submitting articles and a reminder that magazine editing and printing contact is through W (03) 9867 3083. The newsletter concludes by referencing the club's annual General Meeting, which took place in April of this year, and encourages readers to renew their membership or join as an extra family member. The GIPPSLAND GATE RADIO AND ELECTRONICS CLUB is a local amateur radio organization dedicated to promoting communication through radio technology, and it continues to be active and engaged in the community with its members.
GGREC Newsletter – August 1998
The August newsletter from OF THE GIPPSLAND GATE RADIO AND ELECTRONICS CLUB highlights various aspects of the club's activities. The president reports on some good news, including the successful annual general meeting and the discovery that white elephants actually lay golden eggs. The article also mentions some upcoming events, such as a visit to National Rhododendron Park at Olinda, which is scheduled for August 1998. The club is also organizing activities for Melbourne Cup day and Australia weekend, with proposals from members to organize camps in various locations. In terms of news, the president thanks his treasurer for making positive contributions to the club's finances. Additionally, he announces that radio classes will be held in February 1999, starting with an exam at Tooradin on September 5th.
GGREC Newsletter – July 1998
The newsletter covers a range of topics related to the Sinnsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club, including club meetings, magazine submissions, and committee announcements. Here are the most important articles: * The club's monthly meetings are scheduled for third Fridays at 8:15 PM on Gnnt Street, with visitors welcome. Committee members include Peter Pavey VK3W (President), Pat Hewey VK30Z (Secretary), Mike Ide VKSKTO (Treasurer), and Ivan Blezzard VK3ARV. * The newsletter also mentions the August Remembrance Day Contest, which will be held on June 15-16. The club is seeking operators to air their callsigns during the event. * It's worth noting that the club has a new mobile mounting bracket for the YEASU FT-2 12RH FM transmitter, and is looking for donations from members or supporters. The newsletter also provides information on how to submit articles, with details on who can send in submissions via email. Membership fees are listed as follows: Full Member $30.00, Pensioner $15.00, Junior Member $15.00, Extra Family Member $10.00, and Mobile mounting bracket for YEASU FT-2 $600.
GGREC Newsletter – June 1998
Gipsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. held its third monthly meeting on the third Friday at Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall. The doors opened at 8:15 PM, and the meeting started at 8:30 PM. Visitors were welcome to attend. The newsletter highlighted several key topics and announcements, including a new magazine editor, Robin Linn VK3TFA, who will be responsible for publishing articles. Committee members also discussed their plans for the year, such as committee member Ivan Blezzard VK3ARV's proposal to organize a film night at the September meeting. Additionally, the newsletter provided information on the club station, which is located at VK3BJA, and mentioned that membership fees will be announced soon. It also reported on sales of two filing cabinets for sale - one brown with yellow drawers at $75 each and one plain grey at $75 each.