[NJARC] Who's running the organization? Save the AWA.

[John Dilks - K2TQN]

> > This could be great news.  Both have boundless experience
> > in running both clubs and museums, and both have good
> > contact with other organizations.  Could lead to a great
> > era for AWA.  I congratulate them both!
> >
> > Ludwell Sibley
>------
>These are indeed very experienced people. But it's worth mentioning that ,
>as AWA officers, neither will have a direct impact on the museum.
>
>The A.W.A. Electronic Communication Museum and the club (AWA , Inc.) are now
>entirely separate entities as didctated by the New York State Charter for
>the museum which is on the point of being upgraded from temporary to full
>status.
>
>The museum's destinies are now guided by the equally experienced and
>competent team of Tom Peterson (Director) and Ed Gable (Curator).
>
>Marc Ellis

Translation:

Marc Ellis agrees: that they are good people.  But neither will have 
anything to do with the museum.
    Question:  Is it true that the "so called AWA Board Members", even the 
President and Vice President will have no direct impact on the 
museum?  Then, what impact will the members have?  Does anyone remember 
when it was our museum?
    Answer:  It was once.  It can again.  Save the AWA.

Marc Ellis continues: by saying they are separate entities.
    Question:  Does anyone remember seeing our bylaws, or voting to change 
them?  Does anyone remember when they were one?  When it was ours?
    Answer:  It was once.  It can again.  Save the AWA.

Marc Ellis concludes:  that the museum is in charge of two people.
    Question:  Does anyone remember nominating them or any election where 
they were elected by popular vote?  Do you remember when you were proud to 
belong to the AWA, and thought it well run?
    Answer:  It was once.  It can again.  Save the AWA.

John Dilks, K2TQN
    Save the AWA