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Board Vacancy
Members,
We find ourselves with a rare opertunity. Aly, our former secretary has become overwhelmed with life and had to give up something to keep going. We wish Aly well in her endeavors, and hope to see her around the clubhouse still, but other life commitments come first, and we understand.
This leaves us with a vacancy on the board. What does it come with? Well, it gets you a seat at the front of the class. :) Secretarial duties include:
- Taking notes during meetings and preparing the minutes
- Preparing the Newsletter
- Attending the general meetings
If you are interested in this position, please speak to myself, James or any other board member about the interest for more information.
We will have a vote at the next meeting (3/20/14) to fill this position.
Thanks!
--Alex HartmanKD0WHUSCARC PresidentLet me introduce myself - A word from the club President
Hello and welcome to the St. Cloud Amateur Radio Club website and the club in general!
Allow me to introduce myself.
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We are new, and nervous!
Hey All,
I thought that I would write a friendly email saying that change is here. As most people know the positions of the President and Vice President have changed into fresh new blood to the Board of Directors. While we are both well skilled in our areas of expertise, we are still new to the Board.
Club Committees
In order to manage business of the club, the Board of Directors has decided to enact committees to help manage business and forward recommendations on to the Board of Directors and general membership. As a result the Board of Directors is currently looking to appoint chairs and members to the following committees:
New to the Club?
Are you new to the Club? New to the area? A new ham? Either way, welcome to the Saint Cloud Amateur Radio Club!
The W0SV St Cloud Amateur Radio club meets monthly 19:00 on the 3rd Thursday of every month with the exception of November, which is our Annual Meeting and we hold that one on the 3rd Friday of November.
Club History
Perhaps the first licensed radio ham in the St. Cloud area was Robert "Bob" Witchen, WØSV, licensed about 1921 as 9SV. He was the chief engineer of radio station KFAM, the first commercial radio station in St. Cloud. Many "old timers" will recall that KFAM was originally called WFAM and later changed to KFAM.
What is the Superlink?
You might have heard about the Superlink system but have no clue what it is, why it was created or how to use it. The Collegeville (147.015) repeater is setup with the Superlink system, why not take the time to learn a little bit about it.
