[NJARC] OK, Now It's Your Turn

[Al Klase]

Fellow members,

As you may have noticed, you antique radio club has established a rather 
credible Museum occupying about 3000 square feet at InfoAge.  NJARC's 
cash outlay for the roof over our heads and utilities is virtually 
zero.  This doesn't come for free, however.  There are two reasons for 
our good fortune. One, the Radio Technology Museum is arguably the best 
part of the InfoAge museum complex.  Two, the Museum staff puts in a 
fair amount of time supporting other InfoAge activities, and the 
management knows they can count on us.

The annual Haunted Hotel, Haunted Hike, and now Camp Evans Base of 
Terror (CEBOT) has been a significant money maker for InfoAge.  Think of 
it as a big bakes sale.  It's important that we support this activity.  
The Museum Staff has worked hard to set up our traditional Mad Science 
Lab; http://www.ar88.net/madsci.html , but we're spread pretty thin, 
especially now that the Museum is open three days a week.

We really need your help to man the display.  The layout has been 
simplified compared to previous years.  A crew of 3 or 4 is all we 
need.  The dates involved are Friday and Saturday, October  12, 13,  19, 
20,  26 and 27 from 6 -11 PM.  If 10% of the club would just put in one 
evening each, that would about cover it.  It's actually a lot of fun.

Contact Ray Chase, 908-757-9741 or Harry Klancer, 732-238-1083 to 
schedule.  Talk to them about other Museum volunteer opportunities as well.

Counting on YOUR generosity,
Al

-- 
Al Klase - N3FRQ
Jersey City, NJ
http://www.skywaves.ar88.net/