GGREC Newsletter – February 1997
The latest newsletter from Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. highlights various topics, announcements, and activities for members. One of the main events mentioned is the club's annual general meeting, which will take place on April 7th. The agenda includes thanking members who contributed to recent project work and discussing the upcoming demonstration by Michael Bisak, VK3RC, of the WIN Radio system. Additionally, there are reminders about deadlines for submitting articles for the magazine and membership fees that must be paid before the next annual general meeting. The club also has plans for a weekend trip to the Rubicon Ranges in April, which will feature a day trip to Williamstown on February 22nd instead of its previously scheduled date. The Rubicon Ranges are said to hold significant historical and cultural importance, making it an attractive destination for members interested in exploring the region's natural and industrial heritage. Furthermore, the newsletter mentions that Gippsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. has a membership fee schedule with various options available, including full member status at $25, pensioner member status at $12.50, junior member status at $12.50, and extra family member status at $7.50.
GGREC Newsletter – January 1997
GGREC Newsletter – November 1996
The newsletter discusses various topics related to amateur radio clubs, including field trips, meetings, and activities. President Ian Jacksan VK3BUF mentions the upcoming third Friday of each month meeting at the Community Centre from 8:30 PM. The club has hosted a guide hall repeater on 52.575 MHz, and it's available for call-in frequencies including HF (28.325 MHz), US3/146.225 MHz FM, and UHF (4&850 MHz). Membership rates are $25 for full members, $12.50 for pensioners, and $7.50 for junior members. Club members have also had success with the Annual JOTA event at Policc Paddocks, where over 1000 attendees attended a Scout callip. The club is considering adding a pair of 10W transmitters to purchase as part of its efforts in amateur radio communication. The newsletter also mentions Dave's suggestion to purchase ATV transmitter kits for Club use, which would provide additional equipment and supplies.
GGREC Newsletter – October 1996
The latest newsletter from I Gi~D;rJlnnd Gate Radio and Electronia Club Inc highlights the third Friday of each month meetings at the Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall in Grant Street. The events typically start with a meeting at 8:15 am, followed by a theme night at 8:30 pm on Saturdays. Club members are invited to attend, and visitors are encouraged to drop by. Carnarian (1996/1997) members I'mikw lanJadrson VIUBUF and Secretary Ivan Blezsrd VIUARV also share information about the organization. Additionally, Reg-VK3UK is mentioned as a sponsoring member. The newsletter touches on several topics, including Internet night at the last meeting where visitors were able to access a wide range of websites, and JOTA (Jamboree on the Air) this weekend, which organizers are looking forward to participating in. The club also mentions Cumunt GGREC Inc, with full membership available for $25 or $12.50 for junior members. Club Station WBJA is located at the Guide Hall, transmitting on HF frequencies 28.325 MHz and USB frequencies, while Club Repeater WRW) Fq. operates on frequencies 52.575 MHz out 53.575 MHz Mhz.
GGREC Newsletter – September 1996
Here's a summary of the key articles, topics, and announcements in this newsletter: The club meets on the third Friday of every month at 8:15 PM at Cranbourne Girl Gde Mall in Grant Street, with a theme meeting that starts at 8:30 PM. Visitors are encouraged to attend. The committee is active, with representatives from Ian Jackson, Ivan Blakely, and Tremmer Panash leading various events. The club has two main frequencies: 52.575 MHz (called the "Guide Hall") for repeaters, and 28.325 MHz HF (used by many members) and 146.225 MHz VHF (also used by some members). The club also uses several other frequencies, including FM and UHF, depending on the occasion. The full member rate is $25, with student rates available at $12.50 for individuals and $7.50 for extra family members. Junior membership rates are $12.50 for individuals and $7.50 for families. The club's general meeting occurs every April, although it has been 10 years since they changed the format to a more modern approach.
GGREC Newsletter – August 1996
This newsletter appears to be from the Gi~dand Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc., a local amateur radio club in Australia. The key articles include: * A reminder that the next committee meeting is scheduled for Friday, March 17th at Cranboume Girl Guide Hall. * Details about the upcoming General Meeting, including the deadline for submitting applications. * Updates on current fees, including the annual general membership fee of $25 or pensioner member fee of $12.50. * Information on the club station VK3U, which is located at the guide hall and has a repeater frequency of 52.575 MHz. * A reminder that the club is currently working on a magazine and invites readers to submit articles or other content for publication. Additionally, there are some personal updates, including news about the hospitalization of club member Helmut VK3WI due to an arm injury in a workplace accident.
GGREC Newsletter – July 1996
The latest edition of the Giwdand Gate Radio and Wecbnics Club Inc. newsletter highlights several key articles, topics, and announcements. One of the main focuses of this edition is the upcoming event on March 17th, where members will gather at Cramme Girl Guide Hall in Grant Street for dinner and a meeting. The meeting details are as follows: doors open at 8:15 PM, with the networking meeting starting at 8:30 PM. Additionally, the newsletter touches on several other topics, including: * A reminder about the club's station, VK3BJA, which is located in the Guild Repeater and operates on a variety of frequencies. * An update on the current GGREC Inc. membership fee schedule, with full members paying $25.00, junior members at $12.50, and extra family members at $7.50. The newsletter also mentions several upcoming events, including: * A contest cadar will be available during the general meeting, and interested individuals are encouraged to submit their item of interest. * The club's treasurer is seeking information about potential article deadlines for the next month, with a deadline set for Thursday week prior to the meeting.
GGREC Newsletter – June 1996
The newsletter discusses various topics related to amateur radio clubs, including club meetings, frequencies, and announcements. The president of the GiWand Gate Radlo and Electronics Club, Graham Brennan VK3KCS, highlights that club meetings are held every third Friday at 8:15-8:30 pm. Club members were reminded to pay their fees on time, with junior members paying $12.50 and seniors paying $25.00. Additionally, the club has a pensioner member's rate of $5.50 per year. The newsletter also mentions that senior citizens' rates are available for those 65 years and older. The president notes that there will be a General Meeting on this Friday to discuss computer training with the proposed introduction to MS DOS in January. The club is also planning to upgrade its video interface, which will be discussed at the meeting as well. The newsletter concludes by thanking members and advertisers for their contributions.
GGREC Newsletter – May 1996
The Newsletter discusses various topics related to the Gi~psland Gate Radio and Electronics Club Inc. The main articles focus on upcoming club meetings, which will take place every third Friday of each month at the Cranbowne Gist Guide Hall in Grant Street. A call for articles is mentioned, with a deadline set for Thursday week prior to the meeting. Members are invited to submit their contributions, which can be articles, stories, or other written content that interests the club. The newsletter also announces that current members may pay the annual fee schedule: Full Member $25.00, Pensioner Member $12.50, Junior Member $12.50, and Extra Family Member $7.50. Additionally, the newsletter touches on some general topics, including a "Personality Profile Page" which provides an overview of the personality traits of current members, and a section called "Stuff From The Previous Week" where notes from the editor are shared with the club members.
GGREC Newsletter – March 1996
The newsletter covers several key articles and topics related to amateur radio clubs, including: * The president's report, where the president, Albert Hubbard, reports on the club's activities and finances. He mentions that the club is short of funds due to some members' reluctance to serve. * A reminder about the upcoming AGM (Annual General Meeting), where members are encouraged to attend and vote for new committee members. * Information about the CIJRRENT GGREC membership fee schedule, which includes different membership options and fees. The deadline for articles in the next month's issue is April 5th. * A call to action from Graham Brennan, secretary of the club, asking members who are not already AGM attendees to come and participate. The newsletter also mentions a few events, including: * A QLTELIE meeting on Friday, March 15th at 08:15 am, where a satellite repeater will be up. * A convention of the Midland Mamateer radio club on Sunday, March 17th at 10:00 am, where there will be an all-day meeting and activities. * A Skylar day on Saturday, March 31st. Overall, the newsletter highlights the club's ongoing activities and events, as well as reminders about upcoming meetings and deadlines for article submissions.
GGREC Newsletter – February 1996
The article discusses the upcoming April General Meeting (AGM) of the Givpsland Gate Radio and Electronics Club, Inc. The meeting is scheduled to take place on April 15th at the Cranbrook Girls Guide Hall in Grant Street. The club will be electing a new committee, and several important events have been announced. The sale of the 1986 AGM programme booklet will take place on February 16th from 7 pm onwards, and the sale of the 1985-86 AGM sales catalogue is scheduled for February 24th. The club's secretary, Albert Flubbard, has kindly offered to help with this event. Additional details are available in the publication, which includes a list of committee members and the various activities that will be taking place during the meeting.
GGREC Newsletter – January 1996
The GIPPSLAND GATE RADIO AND ELECTRONICS CLUB INC. newsletter discusses various topics and updates for members. Key articles include the membership fee schedule, which has been updated with prices ranging from $12.50 to $25.00 per year. The club also announces its upcoming events, including a monthly meeting that will take place at the Cranbourne Girl Guide Hall in Grant St. The newsletter mentions that the club's radio station is currently broadcasting on 52.575 MHz out and 53.575 MHz in, with additional frequencies of 28.325 MHz, 146.225 MHz, UHF, and FM. It also reports on the current GARRGEC membership fee schedule, which includes full members at $25.00 per year, pensioners at $12.50 per year, junior members at $12.50 per year, and extra family members at $7.50 per year. The newsletter also welcomes visitors to the club and encourages them to attend the annual General Meeting, where a meeting will be held on February 9th. It's recommended that all members attend this meeting to take part in discussions and vote on important matters. Additionally, it mentions that the committee has decided to host a practice session at UHF frequency on February 17th, which is open to all club members.