From ve6afo at telus.net  Tue Jul 10 17:36:19 2018
From: ve6afo at telus.net (ve6afo at telus.net)
Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2018 15:36:19 -0600
Subject: [QCWA Hotlist] 2015-0010 - QCWA Migrates From PayPal To New
	eCommerce Store
Message-ID: <7971b488cb479d64629b42ba848b840a@mtlp000083>

July 10, 2018

 From QCWA Headquarters

http://www.qcwa.org/

QCWA Bulletin  2018-0010 - QCWA Migrates From PayPal To New  eCommerce Store

Over the past several months QCWA members have been experiencing 
difficulties with PayPal taking their credit card information when 
either joining or renewing their membership in QCWA.

Effectively immediately all QCWA membership 'new' and 'renewals' will 
be going through to our new eCommerce store and payment method. The 
server has a SSL security certificate, which makes your payment via 
credit or debit card completely secure.

 From the QCWA Home page www.qcwa.org click on to 'join/renew' to 
join or renew your membership.

http://www.qcwa.org/join-renew.php

https://www.member-supplies-qcwa.com/product-p/membershiponline.htm

As well, our Member Supplies is now on the eCommerce store, which 
will make ordering supplies that much easier.

https://www.member-supplies-qcwa.com/category-s/136.htm

For our members who do not live in the USA, the Member Supplies page 
is still on the old system until we can figure out shipping costs to 
different parts of the world in the new eCommerce store. You will 
have to request shipping costs from our Office Manager for most of 
our merchandise, other than caps and shirts, which go directly to 
Gold Medal Ideas.

We thank our members for your patience for the inconvenience you have 
experienced in the past.

73,
Ken Oelke, VE6AFO
President, Quarter Century Wireless Association, Inc.


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From n0uf at mediacombb.net  Tue Aug  7 11:11:43 2018
From: n0uf at mediacombb.net (Bob)
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2018 11:11:43 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [QCWA Hotlist] QCWA Hotlist Reflector - website
In-Reply-To: <511721731.246268929.1533654679028.JavaMail.zimbra@mediacombb.net>
Message-ID: <2026300967.246269086.1533654703193.JavaMail.zimbra@mediacombb.net>



This is for Chapters that create their own website and use the JavaScripts to display your Chapter Officers. 

? 

The script you use now is: 

<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript" src="http://www.qcwa.org/js/officers/chapter.NNN.js"></script> 

or 

<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript" src="http://www.qcwa.org/js/officers/chapter.NNN.ph.js"></script> 

? 

Start using: 

<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript" src="http://www.qcwa.org/js/officers/NNN.js"></script> 

or 

<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript" src="http://www.qcwa.org/js/officers/NNN.ph.js"></script> 

? 

The .ph.jsfiles ?include the officers phone numbers 

? 

gl es? 73, 

Bob 

From n0uf at mediacombb.net  Tue Sep  4 06:40:31 2018
From: n0uf at mediacombb.net (Bob)
Date: Tue, 4 Sep 2018 06:40:31 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [QCWA Hotlist] QCWA Connect
In-Reply-To: <2064719357.313385255.1536054553151.JavaMail.zimbra@mediacombb.net>
Message-ID: <1024859904.313442573.1536057631981.JavaMail.zimbra@mediacombb.net>

Good Morning, 
? 
I've added a feature to the Chapter Officer's Section of the Members Only web page accessible from a button labeled "QCWA Connect" 
? 
It allows a Chapter Officer to send an email to the Chapter Officers or to All Active Chapter Members. 
? 
This means you no longer need to have all those addresses in your email client, or keep them up to date. 
? 
47 es 73, 
Bob, N0UF 
Webmaster/Database Administrator 

From ve6afo at telus.net  Sun Sep 23 14:35:18 2018
From: ve6afo at telus.net (ve6afo at telus.net)
Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2018 12:35:18 -0600
Subject: [QCWA Hotlist] 2018-010 - Walter (Walt) Supina, N3WS - Silent Key
Message-ID: <5d8229f74441b8d9ba6ca09c4f7b14fe@mtlp000087>

September 23, 2018

 From QCWA Headquarters
www.qcwa.org

QCWA Bulletin 2018-010  - Walter (Walt) Rudolph Supina, N3WS - Silent Key

It is with sadness we report the passing of QCWA #30,909 Walter 
(Walt) Supina, N3WS of Redington, FL on September 20, 2018 at the age of 87.

First licensed in 1976 as WN3BSI; was active in the QCWA Pelican 
Chapter 128, and editor of the chapter newsletter.

Supina was born in Hartford, CT and passed away at Juniper Village at 
Brookline, surrounded by his family. He spent his youth on Long 
Island, Southern New Jersey and Bucks County, PA, graduating from 
Council Rock High School in 1949. He earned a Bachelor of Science 
degree in Chemical Engineering from Penn State in 1953, and then went 
to work for DuPont in Victoria, TX.

My QCWA life membership number 30909 is an indication that I am 
relatively new to QCWA as I was Two years ago I was elected to the 
position of Secretary of the chapter.
Walter married Aura Lee Tyrrell on August 18, 1956 in Philadelphia. 
That year they moved to State College where he began graduate work in 
Chemical Engineering at Penn State receiving his Masters' degree in 
1957 and his PhD in 1960. Walter then went to work at Applied Science 
Labs in State College. In 1966, he and Nicholas Pelick founded 
Supelco, Inc. in Bellefonte growing it into a prominent company in 
the field of Chromatography.

Supina retired in early 1990 and he and Aura Lee began wintering in 
Redington Beach, FL. He received the Outstanding Engineering Alumni 
Award from Penn State in 1989, and served on the Penn State Alumni 
Council. A very generous person, Walter personally helped people in 
need, established scholarships and fellowships at Penn State and 
contributed to a number of charities and organizations, asking for 
little or no recognition.

In addition to being an accomplished chemist and business owner, 
Walter had various hobbies and passions. He was a long time Ham Radio 
Operator at the Expert Level, a member of the Nittany Amateur Radio 
Club and QCWA.  He was an avid painter and master gardener, and 
enjoyed fly fishing trips to the Rocky Mountains.

73,
Ken Oelke, VE6AFO
President, Quarter Century Wireless Association, Inc.


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From ve6afo at telus.net  Mon Sep 24 11:17:09 2018
From: ve6afo at telus.net (ve6afo at telus.net)
Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2018 09:17:09 -0600
Subject: [QCWA Hotlist] 2018-011A (Errata) Walter (Walt) Rudolph Supina,
 N3WS - Silent  Key
Message-ID: <fde353b2b8ecee4332ceefee4895195b@mtlp000085>

September 24, 2018

 From QCWA Headquarters
www.qcwa.org

QCWA Bulletin 2018-011A (Errata) Walter (Walt) Rudolph Supina, N3WS - 
Silent Key

It is with sadness we report the passing of QCWA #30,909 Walter 
(Walt) Supina, N3WS of Redington, FL on September 20, 2018 at the age of 87.

Walt served as secretary for QCWA National from 2006 to 2008.

First licensed in 1976 as WN3BSI; was active in the QCWA Pelican 
Chapter 128, and editor of the chapter newsletter.

Supina was born in Hartford, CT and passed away at Juniper Village at 
Brookline, surrounded by his family. He spent his youth on Long 
Island, Southern New Jersey and Bucks County, PA, graduating from 
Council Rock High School in 1949. He earned a Bachelor of Science 
degree in Chemical Engineering from Penn State in 1953, and then went 
to work for DuPont in Victoria, TX.

My QCWA life membership number 30909 is an indication that I am 
relatively new to QCWA as I was Two years ago I was elected to the 
position of Secretary of the chapter.
Walter married Aura Lee Tyrrell on August 18, 1956 in Philadelphia. 
That year they moved to State College where he began graduate work in 
Chemical Engineering at Penn State receiving his Masters' degree in 
1957 and his PhD in 1960. Walter then went to work at Applied Science 
Labs in State College. In 1966, he and Nicholas Pelick founded 
Supelco, Inc. in Bellefonte growing it into a prominent company in 
the field of Chromatography.

Supina retired in early 1990 and he and Aura Lee began wintering in 
Redington Beach, FL. He received the Outstanding Engineering Alumni 
Award from Penn State in 1989, and served on the Penn State Alumni 
Council. A very generous person, Walter personally helped people in 
need, established scholarships and fellowships at Penn State and 
contributed to a number of charities and organizations, asking for 
little or no recognition.

In addition to being an accomplished chemist and business owner, 
Walter had various hobbies and passions. He was a long time Ham Radio 
Operator at the Expert Level, a member of the Nittany Amateur Radio 
Club and QCWA.  He was an avid painter and master gardener, and 
enjoyed fly fishing trips to the Rocky Mountains.

73,
Ken Oelke, VE6AFO
President, Quarter Century Wireless Association, Inc.  

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