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2007 MEETINGS

Date   Jan 17, Feb 21, March 21, April 18 / Nov xx, Dec xx
  (Meetings are on the "3rd WED of each month". These are the dates I negotiated for 2006). 

Time       7:00 to 9:00 PM.

Where    The Royal Canadian Legion, Kingsway Branch No 175
                10425-Kingsway Ave, Rendezvous' Room (2nd flr.)
                Contact Person - Florence Werner 425-8654.

THEME: This year the meeting theme will be varied to say the least. 

Wednesday, January 17, 2007

TECH TIP - 

SUBJECT 1 – Nice insurance lady.

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Wednesday, February 21, 2007

TECH TIP

SUBJECT 1 Jeananne Kathol Kirwin is an Edmonton based writer who spent a year sailing with her family.  Her book, Greetings from Cool Breezes, is a compelling and entertaining account of that trip.  Jeananne lives in Edmonton, Alberta with her husband and four children. Although she is a practicing lawyer and erstwhile sailor, her childhood dream to become a writer was rekindled during the sailing sabbatical that is the subject of her book. Articles that she wrote about the practical aspects of her family’s journey were published in sailing magazines during the journey. Her travel writing has been short-listed for the CBC Literary Awards competition, and appears in an anthology entitled Outside of Ordinary (Second Story Press, 2005). Ms. Kirwin holds an Honours English degree from Yale University and a Juris Doctor from University of Toronto Law School. She writes occasionally for legal publications, sits on the boards of several charities, and volunteers in her community   www.jeanannekatholkirwin.ca 

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Wednesday, March 21, 2007

TECH TIP

SUBJECT 1 - Michael Brook (VE6XUK).  

Michael is the training/education person for the Northern Alberta Radio Club.  He runs the training courses for new hams each year.  He will speak for about 1 hour on HAM radio, HF marine radio, radio email, requirements for getting a license and courses available.  If the building permits he will demo IRLP, which, through a series of repeaters and the internet allows global communication using low power hand held VHF radios.  
Michael is a medical doctor - Emigrated to USA in 1960. Worked as a University professor in Neurology all over the States until coming to Canada in 1988. Currently Professor Emeritus - Faculty of Medicine UofA.  Involved in research into Muscular Dystrophy at the University of Alberta. Michael runs an IRLP node in Edmonton (IRLP is internet relay linking protocal - a Canadian invention that allows global communication with low power VHF handheld radios)  Other hobbies include photography and N-scale trains - whoever dies with the most toys, wins!

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Wednesday, April 18, 2007

TECH TIP -

SUBJECT 1

SUBJECT 2  

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Summer break for sailing & stuff.

Wednesday, November xx, 2007

TECH TIP -

ELECTIONS - For the following positions: Commodore, Vice Commodore, Treasurer, Communications.

SUBJECT 1

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Wednesday, December xx, 2007

TECH TIP - ?

SUBJECT 1 - ?

SUBJECT 2 - ?

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