Volume 2   Number 3                                   March 5, 2005                                                        Published Monthly
Lenoir, North Carolina
"Dedicated to Public Service" Training!
The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Lenoir ARC is set for March 10th (Thursday), 7PM , at the our new meeting place, the EOC building!
              
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The Charlotte Hamfest will be conducted during the March 12-13, 2005 weekend.
Note: A new "Calendar of Events" grid-type calendar is now available!  Go to home page of website and click on "Calendar of Events" at top of screen for details...or click here.

The Caldwell Amateur Radio Emergency Services (CARES) Net is called every Sunday night at 8:30 PM on the 147.33 (Hibriten) repeater. This is a formal directed net and is sponsored by the ARES. Its' purpose is to train, and keep in readiness, a pool of qualified emergency radio operators in the event of a local and/or regional emergency.  Net checkins will be called by alpha groups and, unless you check in & out, you will be called again during the informal portion to offer any comments, etc.  The 147.33 repeater has a CTCSS tone of 141.3 mhz. Satellite & APRS by
Rick, N4WYK
    ??   Did you know...  ??
If he left it alone for even a minute, some inquisitive person would try to run away with Henry Ford's early gasoline motorcar. Finally, Ford had to chain the vehicle to a lamp post whenever he left it anywhere

(Reprinted from Isaac Asimov's Book of Facts, 1981 Ed., Pg. 174).
KF4WOD - 147.195 (N4NIN)
http://www.lenoir-arc.org
One of the best ways to sharpen your emergency communications skills is to check in to the weekly CARES Net (see column at right).
Catawba Valley Hamfest
LARC will have a "club" table at the hamfest, but we need to know how many are interested in selling items or manning the table. Please contact Tom, KA4HKK, ASAP to advise!  To go to the Hamfest website and for more information,   click here.
The meeting place for our regular monthly meeting has been changed!  Beginning with the March 10, 2005 meeting, we will meet in the upper level of the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) as a first step in bringing our ARES unit and the club closer to the nerve center of emergency operations and emergency preparedness efforts.  The EOC is located adjacent to the downtown Lenoir Post Office on Harper Ave.  Long-range plans (2007) include a new building to be erected next to the new County Sheriff's Dept./ /Detention Center.
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