Eight members and officers were present.

The usual reports were given and received. Treas. Report: $1,334.14

Dutch asked about restoring DIGI operation at Kenosha (which requires repair or replacement of current TNC) and possible upgrade of link (UHF) set up. To be considered for future action by the club.

Nancy said the “Ham Radio in Schools” program is going well at Deer Creek Elementary.

Dutch reported Conifer Christmas Parade (Dec. 1) went well; Jack Frank was in charge of the Hams’ involvement.

Sharon reported Christmas luncheon (Dec. 15) went well, with good donations to the Mountain Peace Shelter.

Ten members and officers were present.

The usual reports were given and received. Treas. Report: $1,655.54.

Installing PACKET/DIGI at Dick Mountain showed it doesn’t work well there at the present time. Removed and installed at Dutch’s QTH for the POD exercise on 11/17.

An amendment to By-Laws Art. Six was discussed and given final passage. (see complete minutes for new wording of Art. Six).

Conifer Christmas Parade (Dec. 1) will require at least nine adults (six ham ops). Jack Frank in charge of the Hams’ involvement.

Christmas luncheon Dec. 15 with the reminder we will again sponsor donations to the Mountain Peace Shelter.

Fourteen members and officers were present.

The usual reports were given and received. Treas. Report: $1,633.78.

Work continues on the repeater system, with further thought being given to the location of the 147.090 machine.

“Ed and Tech Program” moving along, with antennae and coax being installed, and tests of HF and VHF having been successful.

Christmas luncheon brought Bob K.’s offer to chair the food committee, and Dolores to take charge of decorations again. (Christmas luncheon to be on Dec. 15).

An amendment to By-Laws Art. Six was discussed and passed for final passage at Nov. meeting. (see complete minutes for new wording of Art. Six).

Ten members and officers and one guest were present.

The usual reports were given and received. Treas. Report: $1,799.43.

Work continued this past week on the repeater system, with Pete reporting all machines working well, with the team looking into weak audio on .895, and possible interference.

The Exec. Committee met prior to the VE session and PCRC meeting discussing past receipts and expenses, and looking at a budget for the future. No final decisions were made. Future Repeater expenses were looked at very seriously, and will continue to be.

“Ed and Tech Program” is well on the way. (Look for further articles on the page and printed “QUA).”

Christmas luncheon was discussed, and decided we would have one again this year. The Mountain Resource Center will again be our sponsored charity.

Conifer Christmas Parade, was mentioned. Some members agreed to help if we are involved.

PCRC members were invited to the Co. Am. Wx Net annual picnic on 9/8 at Pine Valley Ranch Park, just south of Pine Junction/Pine.

Seven members and officers and one guest were present. (A bare minimum for quorum).

The usual reports were given and received. Treas. Report: $1,719.43.

Work continued this past week on the repeater system, with new coax and connectors installed for the UHF at Kenosha thanks to Dutch, Pete and Pete Kraus, Jr.

The Exec. Committee was to have met on 9/15 but has been tentatively rescheduled for 9/22 (at 11 A.M., prior to the VE session and club meeting).

PCRC members were invited to the Co. Am. Wx Net annual picnic on 9/8 at Pine Valley Ranch Park, just south of Pine Junction/Pine.

Thirteen members and officers and two guests were present.

The usual reports were given and received.

Work continues on the repeater system, with approval to purchase new coax and fittings for Kenosha and Conifer … ($290.85 + shipping).

A club annual budget was mandated, based on previous experience, which will establish a specific budget amount for the repeater system, among others. The Exec Committee to establish.

Pro-rated dues was approved on a quarterly basis for new members.

Bailey Day (June 30) was reported on by Jack, who has posted a full report on the club web page, under articles within the newsletter.

The VE session had five candidates, all of whom were successful.

Seventeen members and officers, and two guests were present.

The usual reports were given and received. Treasurer’s report: $1,225.55.

Work continues on the repeater system, Dutch and Pete making many trips.

The Pot Luck before this meeting went very well.

We will again be involved with Bailey Day (June 30).

Election of officers for 7/1/07-6/30/08: Pres. Sharon Heck, V-P. Jack Frank, Treas. Nancy Stitt, Board Member Dutch Muetz, Sec’t. Padre Bova.

Seventeen members and officers, and two guests were present.

The usual reports were given and received.

Work continues on the repeater system.

The June meeting on 6/16 will be preceded with a Pot Luck at 12:30, chaired by Nancy, KØNNC.

The VE session had five candidates, all of whom were successful, including three PCRC members (Nancy, Sharon and Brent).

We will again be involved with Bailey Day (June 30). D–6 EC Dutch looking for volunteers as comm. operators, and especially someone (or two) to organize and take charge of communication for the race/walk event.

The usual reports were given and received.

The Christmas get-together was a fine success. About three dozen folks attended, with great food and fellowship.

Donations for the “Mountain Peace Shelter” (formerly the “Crisis Center”) were received and gratefully acknowledged.