100 Years of Service

 

 

1982
June 8
June 8, 1982 Field Day Hold Harmless Agreement

19820608-TARC-Field-Day-Hold-Harmless-Agreement.pdf

January 30
January 30 1982 Special Committee Membership Minutes

 19820130-TARC-Special-Committee-on-Membership-Minutes.pdf

1968
July 8
July 8 1968 Meeting Poster

 19680708-TARC-Meeting-Poster.pdf

June 10
June 10 1968 Meeting Poster

 19680610-TARC-Meeting-Poster.pdf

March 8
March 8 1968 Quickie Exam

 19680408-TARC-Meeting-Quickie-Exam.pdf

March 1
March 1 1968 – Tulsa Council of Amateur Radio Club Status

 19680301-Tulsa-Council-of-Amateur-Radio-Clubs-Status.pdf

January 8
January 8 1968 Meeting Poster

Meeting Poster

 19680108-TARC-Meeting-Poster.pdf

1967
November 11
Nov 13 1967 Election Meeting

19671113-TARC-Meeting-Minutes

19671113-TARC-Meeting-Attendance-Register

1966
September 1
1966 – Tulsa Council of Amateur Radio Clubs at International Petroleum Exhibition

19660900-QST-Magazine-Tulsa-Council-of-Amateur-Radio-Clubs-at-International-Petroleum-Exhibition-Photos

1933
November 1
1933 – The Oklahoma State Convention Report – Tulsa (West Gulf Division)

THE Red Laequer Room of the Alvin Hotel in Tulsa, June 16th and 17th, was busy as a bee hive when the Tulsa Amateur Radio Club staged | a real convention. Guests from all over the state were cordially greeted by President John Douglas. Howard Hamilton, convention manager, showed his versatility by giving the delegates three musical selections on the xylophone. Such contests as needle threading, radio word spellingbee, won by W5CCV and W5CSU respectively, helped relieve the seriousness of speeches. Director Frank Corlett gave a 25-minute talk on A.R.R.E. and LA.R,U.

19331100-The-Oklahoma-State-Convention-Report-Tulsa-QST-p76-78