I would like to thank all the volunteers who assisted with the MS Walk communications, Sunday 17th April. It was a fine day when many could be enjoying time with their families; but, chose to help out in a worthwhile
Club Project Night, January 24, 2005
The meeting was well attended with 20 club members present, we were pleased to see Charlie VE3EHD out to the meeting from the Toronto ARES Group….Charlie informs us that he will be joining our ranks at the next meeting….welcome Charlie
2005 Annual General Meeting
The Corporate Annual General Meeting of the Scarborough Amateur Radio Club took place on January 10th, 2005 in the Seniors Lounge, The Mid-Scarborough Recreation Centre, 2467 Eglinton Ave. East.
2004 Christmas Party
As you can see by the turnout, the Scarborough Amateur Radio Club Christmas Party 2004 was well attended.
60th Anniversary of D-Day
June 6, 2004 Scarborough ARES Group: Event Report Members of the Scarborough ARES Group, members of Toronto ARES Group and regular members of the Scarborough Amateur Radio Club assisted with communications at the 60th Anniversary of D-Day Event conducted by
Scarborough Fair 2004
On Saturday June 12th 2004, the Mid-Scarborough Recreation Centre held a “Fair” to show the folks who live in Scarborough a little of what the Mid-Scarborough Centre offers. Besides the two large rinks there are various organizations that have activities
Presidents take the Cake
In this picture, former SARC Presidents Bill Cate VE3HR, Audrey Little VA3YD, Bob Chrysler VE3IEL, and Gord Hogarth VE3CNA cutting a well iced SARC cake. The inside was as tasty as the outside. Thanks to Bob VE3IEL
Field Day 2004
Photos by Mike Krumov VA3MVK and Edward Kuhn VA3EDO
Field Day 1988?
Article by Doug Netherton, VE3MCF I found these photographs in a photo envelope. However, did not write a date on anything, so I’m not sure what year it was. I’m guessing 1988 based on what I see in the photographs
1939 WWII Order to Cease Amateur Radio Operations
Here is a copy of the order received by one of our founders, Mr Vince Graham, VE3AXB on the occasion of the outbreak of World War II to cease operations.