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SOCIAL EVENTS Listings in this column are provided free of charge on a space-available bas is. The followmg information should be inc luded in every announcement: sponsor. e vent, date, ume, p lace, cily. state, eamtssion chatge (if any), features, talk·in freq uenc ies, and the name of whom to contac t for runner iatormenoa. Announcements must be received two months prior to the month in which the evenr takes p lace. They should be sent directly to Editorial Ottices, 73 Magazine, Pine Street, Petefoorough NH 03458. Attn: Social Events. MUSKEGON MI APR 3--4 The Michigan Area Amateur Rad io Council will sponsor the ARRL Michigan Stale Convention and Hamlest on April 3-4 , 1981 , at Muskegon Commu nity College. On Friday evening, April 3rd, the " Ham Hospitality" room w il l be open to all at the Mu skego n Ho liday Inn. At 10:00 pm there will be a presentation and at midnight, an Initiation. On Saturday, April 4th, doors and reg istration will open al8:oo am at the college. An Interesting ladies' program will be presented as well as many other events. Saturday tickets are $3.00 each, with no advance or mall ticket sates. Swap and shop table space may also be purchased o n Saturday. Ad· va nced registrations are reo quired for the Saturday dinner program. Ove rnig ht re s erveuons should be made directly. HEREATLAST! For additional information, write to MAARC, PO Box 691 , Muskegon MI 49443, or co ntact Mr. Clarke Cooper K8BP, ccnventio n Chairman, at (616}-865-6198. ROCHESTER MN APR 4 The Ro chester Amateur Rad io Club and the Rochester Repeater Society w ill sponsor the Rochester Area Hamfest on Saturday, April 4, 1981 , at a new location, John Adams Junior H i gh, 15 25 NW 31 Street, Rochester MN. Doors w ill o pen at 8:30 am. There will be a large Indoor flea market for radio and electronics items, prize raffles, ref reshments, and plenty of tree parking. Talk-in on 146.221.82 (W RQA FT). For further i n for m a tion , con t act RARC, W BQYEE. 2253 Nordic Ct. NW, Rochester MN 55901. UPPER SADDLE RIVER NJ APR 4 The Chestnut Ridge Radi o Club will hold a ham radio and computer flea market on April 4, 1981, from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm at the Education Building, Saddle River Reformed Church, East Saddle River Road at Weiss Road, Upper Saddle River NJ. Tables will be available for $10; tailgating, $5. There is no eornrssion lee. Food and drink will be available. Fo r further Informat ion, c ontact Jack Meagher W2EHD, (201r 768·8360, or Neil Abitabilo WA2EZN , (201r 767 3575. THEALL NEW AZDEN PSC·3000 2 METER TRANSCEIVER AND PSC·300 2 METER HT We'll Beat Any Price In This Issue ....2. LCC engineering 116 Country Finns ReI.. Box 140. Mar1ton NJ 08053 609-~844 DAILY 8 PM·MIDNIGHT COLUMBIA MO APR4 The Central Missouri RA will present Columbia Hamfest '81 on April 4, 1981, at the Columbia Ramada Inn, Col umbia MO. Admission w ill be $3.00 at the door and advance tickets are evanable for $3.00 each or 4 l or $10.00. Prizes to be awarded ln. etude an Icom IC2AT and a Kenwood T&1305. Many ccmmercrer exhibitors will be present and a large, hard-surfa ced tailgate area is available. Forums. association meeting s, and XYL act ivities wll1 round out th e day. A banquet on Friday, April 3rd, at 7:30 pm at the Ramada Inn w ill feature a talk and question and answer period co nduc ted by M r. James Dai ley, FCC Engineer. in·Charge, M idwest Regio n. An Icom IC2AT will be given away at this banquet. Banquet reservatio ns must be made in advance and the cost will be $14.00. Special group rates for overnighters w ill be made by the Ramada Inn. Tatk-m o n 146.761 .16 and 223.341224.94. For t icket s, inform ation on reaervanons. available indo or tteamarket space, et c., wr ite to C0 lumbia Hamfest '81, PO Box 283, Columbia MO 65201 . GOTEBORG SWEDEN APR 4·5 The Goteborg Tr ans mitting Amateurs invite all interested ' hams to an international ham meeting in the Swedish Trade Fair Centre, Goteborg, Sweden, on Ap ril 4-5, 1981 . Fea tured will be a thematic stamp exhibition; lec tures on VHF, UHF, and SHF; and meetings lor YLs, awardhunters, and DXers. Other programs to be announced are foxhunting, a mobile-radio co ntest, and a CW speed contest. A hamfest w ill be held on Saturday night. PADUCAH KY APR 5 The Paducah ARES Club will hold its 2nd annual ham/swapfest on Sunday, April 5, 1981 , from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, at the National Gua rd Armory, Paducah KY. There will be hourly as well as grand prize d rawings. Dea lers will be on hand. Talk-in o n 147.661.06 and 146.52. For additio na l inl o rmation, contact Larry Reid AI4T, Chai rman, 220 Longview Drive, Paducah KY 42001. ST. CLAIR SHORES MI APR 5 The South Eastern Michigan Amateur Radio Assoc iation w ill hold its Swap & Shop o n April S, 1981 , at South Lake H igh Sch ool, SI. Clair Shores MI. There w ilt be a grand prize as well as hourly prizes. Ample parking will be available. For table space, write Ro b ert Boudreau W08RPO, 27117Shelbourne, Warren MI 48093, or phone (313}-754-1793. PARAMUS NJ APR 5 The Bergen ARA w ill hold a Ham Swap 'N Sell o n April 5, 1981, at Bergen Community College, Paramus NJ. There are thousand s of spaces available for tai lgat ing only. Buyers are admitted free. Sellers must pay $3.00 and bring their own tables. For more information, contact Jim Greer KB2EI , 444 Berkshire Road, Ridgewood NJ 07450, or phone (201)-445-2855. WEYMOUTH MA APR 11 The South Shor e Repeater Association will hold its fifth annual ham auction on April 11, 1981, at Central Junior High School, Broad Street, Weymouth MA. Check-in begins at 8:00 am and the auction starts at 12:00 noon. There will be a raffle with a veesu FT·207R HT as th e grand prize, as we ll as many other small prizes during the auction. The winner need not be present to rece ive th e grand prize. Minimum bids 01 15% are allowed. Talk-In o n 147.901.30. KANSAS CITY MQ APR 11·12 The PH D Amate ur Rad i o Assn., Inc., will sponsor the 12th annual Northwe st M i ss o uri Hamfe st and M issouri State ARRL Convention on Sat urday and Sunday, April 11 -1 2, 1981 , at the Kansas City Trade Mart , Kansas City MO, from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm. The 1981 directory 0 1all amateurs i n the ze-county metro p o lita n Ka n s a s City, Missouri/Kansas area w ill be on sa le at the hamfe st. Display booth spaces are available at a minimal cost o f $40.00 for a si n g le 10 x 12 booth, which ineludes 4 passes, security, erectrtc hookups if needed, tables, ch ai rs, and free parking. For an addit ional lee of $20.00, extra space (10 x 12) is available. Displays ma y be set up trorr- 114 73 Magazine · April,1981
8:00 pm to 10:00 pm on Friday, April 10th, and from 7:00 am on Satu rday, April t tm. For further information, contac t L. Charles Miller WA!JKUH, 7000 NE 12Oth, Kansas Cit y MO 64166, (816) 781 -731 3, or Thomas L. Bishop K!JTLM , 4936 N. Ka nsas, Kansas Ci ty MO 64119, (913}-342-4939. FRAMINGHAM MA APR12 The Framingham Amateur Radio Association will hold its annual spring flea market on Sunday, April 12, 1981, at the Framingham Police Station dri ll shed , Framingham MA. Doors will open at 9:00 am and acrnrssian is $1 .00. Sellers ' tables are $7.00 in advance and $8.00 at the door. Talk-in on .751. 15 and .52. For more information or seller cr e-reqtetratron. contact Ron Egalka K1YHM, 3 Driscoll Drive, Framingham MA 01701 , or phone (617)-877-4520. RALEIGH NC APR 12 The Raleigh Amateur Radio Soci ety is sponsoring its ninth annual hamfes t on Sunday, April 12, 1981 , at the Crabtree Valley Mall, US 70 West. Raleigh NC. Activit ies beg in at 9:00 am. General admission is $3.50. There will be many prizes, including a first-prize choice of a Kenwood TS·13OS HF transceiver and PS-30 tz-vcn power supply cr an IC·251A mu lti- mode a-meter transceiver with Mirage B-1 08 8Q.Walt amplifier. Second prize is a triband beam; third prize is a heavy-duty CDE rotor. The drawings wlll be held all day Sunday. A covered Ilea market will also be featured. There will be a hospitality room from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm on Saturday. Talk -in o n WR4ACF 146.04/ 146.64 and WR4AOE 146.281 146.88. For additional informat ion or reservat ions. write to RARS Hamfest, PO Box 17124, Raleigh NC 27619. WAUKEGAN IL APR18 The C i vil Air Patro l, WaUkegan Squadron, will hold it s first annual Spring Hamfest on April 18. 1981, from 0700 to 1700, at the Lake County Fa irgrounds, IL Rte. 20 and US Rte. 45, Waukegan IL. The donation is $2.00 and tables are $1 .50 on a first-come basis. Features will include a large indoor Ilea market. refreshments, and tree parking. Talk-in on 146.94. For more In formation, call (312)- - - - 244-2134. or send an SASE to W9NXR, 637 Emerald, Mundelein IL 60060. DAYTON OH APR 24 The 12th annual B·A· S· H will be held on Friday night 01 the Dayton Hamvention, April 24, 1981 , at the convention center, Main and Fifth Streets, Dayton OH. Parking is available in eojecent ci ty garage. Admission is tree to all. Sandwiches. snacks, and a COD bar will be available. Live entertainment will be provided. Awards include a new synthesized HT. For further information, contac t the Miami Valley FM Association, PO Box 263, Dayton OH 45401 . SPOKANEWA APR 25 The Inland Empire Amateur Clubs will sponsor a swapfestat the Floral Building at the acekane Interstate Fairgrounds. Spokane WA, on Saturday. April 25, 1981, beginning at 9:00 am, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ~~r~~JI' , , I I I , , I I I , I I , I , - - -1800 to 2500 MHZ \.... DOWN CONVERTER" - - - - - Down Converter Kit Printed Circuit Boa rd with all parts tor assembly , , $38.50 Yagi Antenna Kit 22 db gain with weatherproof Shielded enc losure $40.00 Tunable Power Supply Kit. $34.95 Antenna Cookbook Tested and proven designs , .. $ 9.95 Assembled and Tested Down Convert er with SO' RG59 ca ble with 75 to 300 ohm adapt· erready to install $175.00 TERM S; We will accept COD orders for $25.00 and over. All orders sent First Class on UPS. Prepaid orders we pay shipping. MiCl'OVerter. Inc. .... 395 P.O. BOX 1267 617-329·7493 DEDHAM, MA 02026 WELLESLEY MA APR 18 The Wellesley Amateur Radio Society will hold its annual auction on Saturday, April 18, 1981 , beginning at 11:00 am, at the Wellesley High schoor Cateteria, Rice Street, Wellesley MA. Doors will open at 10:00 am. Talk-In on .60/.03• .041.64, and .52. For further information, contact Kevin P. Kelly WA1YHV. 7 Lawnwood Place, Charlestown MA 02129. 73 Magazine . April. 1981 115
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