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Happy spring, everybody, and let the games 3 In the last issue, we printed a page of changed begin. Sharpen up those lawn mower blades $ bylaws for our club. There was apparently a and pruning shears and don't forget to dust t misprint in a portion of it, so please disregard off those airplanes. * * that page and be sure to take note of the new Be sure to read the minutes in this issue to f corrected one inside this issue. Clip it out to see the latest business being discussed by our f include with your copies of the bylaws. club. Happy flying one and all!

-Ed

SUBJECT: SIGNAL SEEKERS R/C CLUB DUES FOR 2007. SS07DUES

  1. THE FOLLOWJNG RECEIVE FREE DUES FOR SELLING LOO OR MORE CHRISTMAS RAFFLE TICKETS: TIMOTHY TOWNLEY, KENNETH JOHNSON, DARREN COVINGTON, JOHN KAPCRUS, BRYAN MOLNER. MARK KNOTE, KEITH McCRARY. DOUGLASS BEAVER, STEVEN CECALE, GEORGE COOLEY, LARRY COULSON, ROBERT DUNKAIV, JAMES ESPER, MATTHEW GLADD, FLOYD GREGORY, RICHARD MALIK, RAYMOND MARIO, ROBERT McDONALD, THOMAS MELITA, TOM VASILOFSKI, DALLELI, WARREN. NOTE: CLUB OFFICERS, NEWSLETTER EDITOR (JERRY WINO), NEWSLETTER PRINTER (MIKE FERGUSON). CHANNEL LDENTIFICATION PIN NUMBERS (DAN ROSS), AND FIELD GRASS CUTTING (DARREN COVINGTON) ARE NOT REQUIRED TO PAY DUES.
  2. HONORY MEMBERS: TO BE DETERMINED.
  3. THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS HAVE PAID THEIR 2007 DUES:
NAME DATE PD. NAME DATE PD. NAME DATE PD.
DENNIS SIiMNER 12/22/06 PAUL BEDARD 12/22/06 ROBERT LUKASIK 12/22/06
CHUCK LEE 12/22/06 ROBERT PENCE 12/22/06 STANLEY OLESKOWSKI 01 122107
ROBERT DINLAP 01/22/07 JOHN HARTMAN 01/22/07 WILLIAM SOPHA 01/22/07
CHUCK WOOLEY 01/22/07 STUART WECKERLY 01/22/07 WILLIAM PASCflEN Ol/22W
EDGER JOHNSON 02/15/07 DANIAL McLALIN 02/26/07 JOHN BRZYS 02/26/07
RICHARD SAWICKI 02/26/07 MIKE FERGUSON (JR) 02/26/07 QUINTEN RAY 02/26/07
SCOTT GODFREY 02/26/07 TOM POLK 03/15/07

NOTE: ANY ERRORS OR OMISSIONS. PLEASE INFORM ME. INDNLDUALS WHO PAY BY MAIL, MUST PROVIDE PROOF
OF "07" .4MA MEMBERSHIP AND A SELF ADDRESSEDISTAMPED ENVELOPE. BARNEY POLZIN (734) 728 3029 03/16/07

SIGNAL SEEKERS RADIO CONTROL CLUB INCORPORATED

(STANDING RULES)

'These Standing-Rules are an adjuret to the Signal Seekers RIC Club By-Laws. As such, they shall not interfere or conflict with the By-Laws. Standing-Rules may be amended in accordance with the By-Laws, Article XU.

JNITIATION FEE AND ANNUAL DUES

SR-1. Initiation Fee: A Filling Fee of thirty ($30) is to accompany an Application. This Fee will not be credited toward the Initial Dues when the Applicant is voted into Membership. Only one Initiation Fee shall be assessed per house-hold. Previous members requesting reinstatement shall be entitled to waiver of the Initiation Fee. Such waiver must be approved by the Board of Directors.

SR-2. Annual Membership dues are as followed:

A. An Open Members dues shall be seventy dollars ($70) per year.

B. A Juniors Membership shall be one dollar ($1) per year..

C. A Family Members dues shall be half (50%) the amount of an Open Members dues.

D. A Spouse Member dues shall be one dollar ($1) per year.

E. A Disabled Members dues shall be one dollar(S1) per year.

F. Dues for an Inactive Member requesting Active Membership status shall be assessed per SR-2A through SR-2D.

G. For New Members voted in between January and June will be assessed Full Membership dues. Those voted in between July and November will be assessed Half Membership dues. Junior, Spouse, and Disabled Members will not be prorated.

A, AMA Membership dues shall be paid by the Member. The AMA Charter Fee shall be paid by the Club.

J, Dues cannot be accepted unless Member shows a current AMA Membership and has no outstanding debts owing to the Club.

K. Dues are for one year in advance and are for the year beginning January 1through December 31 of the same calender year. Dues are payable as of January of each year with a cut-off date at the end of the regular meeting in March. Members, not meeting this requirement will be assessed a late fee of Whtydollars ($20.00). Also, ifthey are receiving a Club Newsletter by mail, it will no longer be dilled to them.

SR-3. Expenditures by Club Officer as defined by Article X, SECTION 3., of the By-Laws, shall not exceed fifty dollars ($50) each

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New South Wales has finally claimed one of Australia's ]otter! jackpots. The prize, 100,000 Australia dollars or abo~ $86.500 Canadian, comes after the scratch.and win ticke. was purchased in 1992. She found it in a greeting card in he: home. A spokesperson for the state Gaming Minister, Gran- McEride? said the woman could legitimately cash it in, but hi: yove:nmeili is in the process of limiting the amount of time one has to claim their prize. The country has a lotteq~ prize that has been waiting to be claimed since 1997. It's wortk

$2.85 million Canadian.

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k;;g 2-"sgPii: A global positioning system transmitter allowec researchers to track a frigate bird that flew a distance of 2,50C miles nonstop. The bird left its nest on Christmas Island in thc Indian Ocean, and flew for 24 days straight. The flight set a worlc record for longest non-siopjourney by a bird of that species. Typically, frigate birds fly a distance of about 300 miles from thei~ nests. The bird's journey took it over volcanic islands in Indonesia. Scientist David James says that part of the trip was unusual. "Usually: seabirds would only be seen flying over the sea."

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. .-.e.2s.&. .,. ~-,.z=:Three girls, ages '9 to 11, were charged with arborcide in New York City. What is arborcide? It's the wanton and reckless destruction of trees. The sirls had been

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climbing a Japanese whiie pine in Central Park when a branch broke. A park ranger saw it happen and slapped the gitis with a $1.000 ticket. The girls pleaded that there were no signs sayins you couldn't climb trees, but the ranger pointed out that there aren't signs saying you can't rob banks. either. Not long after. a man was c~ted for "strangling" a tree by chaining his bike to it.

i5ss;asz boy: Adam Beattie proved he was an honest kid &en. walking home from school in Santa Clarita. California. he found $800 laying on the street. He immediately showed his mom what he'd found, and they returned to look for evi- dence of who lost the money. Instead, they found another $200. \$'hen their own sleuthing in the neighborhood didn't turn up the owner of the $1,000, they turned it into the police. After three months, the money still hadn't been claimed. and so the police department awarded Adam the windfall. Sheriffs Captain Patti Minutello told Adam she thought he was "awe- some" and that he "set an example for all kids."

"The time is always right to do what is right."

-kartin Luther King Jr.

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it you chase kvo rabbits. both will escape." -Anonvmouc

"We make a living by what we get. but we make a iife by what we ~ive." -Winston Churchill

  1. What is done to a herring to make it into a kipper?
  2. Which Asian county is home to Bollywood?
  3. Madonna's song, "Like a Prayer," was used to advertise which drink?
  4. How many planets are there in our solar system?
  5. What does a lexicographer write or make?

Did you KHaw....

Sweet gas: About a quarter of the automobiles on the road in Brazil are fueled by gas made from an unusual source. Scientists there figured out a way to make gas from sugar cane.

Radio opera: The first time opera ever hit the radio airwaves was in 1910, when Enrico Camo was broadcast singing at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.

Interesting beginnings: Britain had an Automobile Associa- tion as early as 1905. But it wasn't established to provide road maps and driving advice. Its main aim was to help drivers avoid police speed traps.

Stinky stinky: We all know you can smell a skunk from a long distance. The Spotted Skunk is such a smelly creature that its "aroma" can be detected from 24 miles away.

Lightning speed: Ostriches are super-fast creatures. One stride and they've covered 25 feet. At top speed, they can streak over land at 50 miles per hour.

Olc fke Iligb Side

If you think about it, no one redy agrees with other people's

opinions unless it's their own expressed in different terms.
In the majority of instances, all an argument proves is that two
or more people are present.

There's always free cheese in a mousetrap.

After any unit has been completely assembled, extra compo-
nents will always be found on the bench.
A bargain is something you cannot use at a price you cannot

resist.

Rule #1: The client is always right. Rule #2 If the client is never
wrong, reread Rule #l.
After all is said and done, usually more is said than done.
With a calendar, your days are numbered. -

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