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Award Recipients
Masters Degree
K5SVC #32 NC4RS #31 KE4DYG #30
KJ4JC #29
100 Point
| KE5OKK 75 SSB
KF4MH 40 & 75 SSB N4UPX 20 PSK KC3TK 40 SSB
W5BLH 40 SSB
KB9AIT 40 SSB W8GC 160 SSB
N7WH 80 PSK31 WW7OO 40 & 75 SSB KD4WUO
75 SSB KB9AIT 160 SSB
NC4RS 40/80 CW NC4RS 40 RTTY
VE4HQ 160 SSB VE9DH 20 CW
KU0G 160 SSB
K8JC 40 SSB KB1ODO 40
SSB |
500 Point
| KC0MS 40 SSB
N3YK 75 SSB KC8MMZ 75 SSB VE4HQ 75 SSB
KG4VMB 160 SSB |
1000 Point
| N3YK 75 SSB KC8MMZ 75 SSB VE4HQ 75 SSB
KG4VMB 160 SSB |
2000 Point
| N3YK 75 SSB KJ4JC 160 SSB WT0A 160 SSB
NC4RS 40 SSB |
Other Awards
| KU0G OFFICER 75 SSB KC0MS
NITE OWL 75 SSB KC8MMZ POKER 40 SSB KC8MMZ PICK 30
KC8MMZ WORK 30 KT4CB NRS RCKET 75 SSB N4UPX NRS RCKT 75
SSB N4UPX CERT HUNT 75 KI4WCQ PICK 30 WA3EOP NOMAD
N3YK WAS BASIC 75 SSB N3YK NIGHT OWL 40 SSB N3YK NOMAD 40 SSB KC8MMZ NITE OWL 75 NN5G POKER
75 SSB KB0HV CRT HUNT 40 SSB K6CRA DX 75 SSB
K5SVC DX 75 SSB
K2CV POKER 75 SSB AL7QQ POKER 40 SSB N9DI WAS BASIC 160
SSB NC4RS DICT. 40 SSB NC4RS DICT. 75 SSB NC4RS DICT. 160 SSB
N7WH NCS EXPERT KJ4JC POKER 75 SSB KC2PUF BAKERS DOZ. 40 KC2PUF
BAKERS DOZ. 75 KC2PUF ALPHABET 75 KC2PUF SOLAR SYSTEM KC2PUF 5
AREA (40/75) NX7F POKER PLAYER 75 NX7F NCS EXPERT
KA4DQJ WAS-BASIC 40 KD4SZJ WAS-BASIC 75 KD4SZJ OFFICERS 75 WY4D
WAS BASIC 40 K9ZK NCS BASIC KC8MMZ
NCS JRNYMAN W8JMF NCS JRNYMAN WA6HZE NCS EXPERT NN5G WAS YL 35
NN5G WAS CAPS 35 NC4RS NOMAD 75 SSB KD5NDU WORK 30
KU0G WORK 30 (ALL 40) KU0G WORK 30 (ALL 75) KG4VMB WAS BASIC 50
K4PGA WAS BASIC 50 KC2PUF WAS BASIC 50 KC2PUF WAS BASIC 50 N3YK
ALPHABET 40 SSB N3YK CERT HUNT 40 SSB KC2PUF 7 AREA (40/75)
KC2PUF 10 AREA (40/75) N4UPX DX 40
W0OI DX 40
K4ZLC NIGHT OWL 75 AJ4IM OFFICERS 160
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Latest Club News...
VE4ABU Releases CCN PSK Software
Allan Rowe, VE4ABU, has released
version 1.0 of the Century Club PSK program. This program has been in
beta testing by several PSK net NCS and participants the past several
weeks. The program is similar to the popular CCN Logger program and is
capable of logging and posting net check-in rosters to the internet
email groups. More importantly, the software features it's own PSK
decoding and waterfall so all that is needed to get on the PSK nets is
an audio connection to and from your HF radio.
The program is free and is available
at
www.ve4abu.com/Ve4abu_CCN_Psk.zip
KB0OFD and KB0PSR Proud Parents!
Congratulations to Arend and Susan
Schuurman on the
birth of a son on May 5, 2008. The bouncing baby boy (fortunately)
resembles his mother! Arend has promised to pass out cigars at the
Annual Eyeball in August!!!
KB1BMK, Allan Heatherly, SK
Allan M. Heatherly, 55, of Power Street, Portsmouth, RI,
passed away Sunday, May 4, 2008. He was the beloved husband of Lydia L.
(Tidwell) Heatherly. Born in Springfield, MO on November 25, 1952, he
was the son of Shirley (Allan) Heatherly of Springfield, MO and the late
Walter Heatherly.
Allan, known as "Lightening Al" at WADK, worked as a commercial engineer
at various radio stations throughout the state and volunteered as a
broadcaster at many local high school sporting events. As a ham radio
operator, he was associated with the Sakonnet 49's with the call sign
KB1BMK. He was a US Navy Vietnam Veteran. He was a great lover of rock
'n roll music, was a "Trekkie" (Star Trek fan), enjoyed gardening, and
railroads.
In addition to his wife and mother, he is survived by his children, Marc
Heatherly of Portsmouth, RI, Sarah Heatherly of Massachusetts, Robin
Heatherly of Missouri, and; his siblings, Lorna Beard of Arkansas, Colin
Heatherly of Nevada, Sheila Hanke of Texas, Kevin Heatherly of Missouri
and Heather Ray of Missouri; and many nieces, nephews cousins, and many
dear friends.
A private celebration of his life will be held at a later date. In lieu
of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to the Portsmouth
Volunteer Fire Department and Ambulance Fund, PO Box 806, Portsmouth, RI
02871.
Arrangements by Memorial Funeral Home, 375 Broadway, Newport.
Condolences and information are available at
www.memorialfuneralhome.com
(Obituary courtesy of Sakonnet
News)
AG4DO, Richard Lucas, SK
Richard Lucas, AG4DO, long-time club member and
holder of many awards passed away early Tuesday morning, April 29, 2008.
Our prayers for comfort and solace and condolences go out to Rick's
wife, Pat, and to his family.
Richard Eustace Lucas (Rick) of Roanoke, passed
away April 29, 2008, at the age of 78. Rick was a 1948 graduate of Fork
Union Military Academy and served his country in the United States Army
as a cryptographer at the Pentagon. Following his Army service, he
enjoyed a 30-year career at WDBJ-7, first in radio and later in
television. After his retirement, he developed many friendships through
his active membership in the 3905 Century Club ham radio community. Rick
was a long time member of Woodlawn United Methodist Church. His parents,
Hattie and Marcy Lucas, preceded Rick in death. He is survived by his
wife of 60 years, Pat Nelson Lucas; two daughters, Lynn Wimmer and
husband, Jim, and Leslie Young and husband, Glenn; and one son, Rick N.
Lucas and wife, Amy, all of Roanoke. Also surviving to cherish his
memory are four grandchildren, Robert Young Jr., Amelia Young, Jeff
Young and Steven Wimmer; one great-grandchild, Allen Young; and two
aunts, Juanita Moore and Hazel Crowder. Services will be held at Oakey's
South Chapel at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 3, 2008, with the Rev. Louis
Strickler officiating. Entombment will follow at Sherwood Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends on Friday, May 2, 2008, from 7 to 9 p.m.
at Oakey's South Chapel. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests
contributions be made to the scholarship fund at Woodlawn United
Methodist Church, 2922 Corbieshaw Road, Roanoke, Va. 24015.
(Obituary courtesy of Roanoke Times
newspaper website)
National
Park Award Announced!
The Awards Committee announces the creation of
a new award! The National Parks Award is earned for confirmed contacts
made with or from National Parks located in the USA, Canada, or other DX
entities on any combination of awards nets. All contacts must be made on
or after May 1, 2008.
Two
different versions of this award will be available from the 3905 Century
Club. The Park Ranger version of this award is earned for four confirmed
contacts made from each of ten different national parks - 40 cards
required.
The Tourist version of this award is earned for confirmed contacts made
with stations located in twenty different National Parks - 20 cards
required.
Click on the award picture for complete rules and application form.

K5SVC is Master's Degree #32
Completing the 75M DX SBB award, Frank Krize earned Masters Degree Award #32
on April 20, 2008. Frank is well known as one of the "big signal" stations
on our nets and is a frequent net control station. Please join us in
congratulating Frank for achieving the Century Club's highest award!
NC4RS Achieves Master's Degree #31

Masters Degree Award #31 was conferred upon Ronnie
Stanley, NC4RS, by The Board of Directors of The 3905 Century Club
on April 5, 2008. Ronnie completed the requirements by
earning his WAS-YL on 75 meters. Please join the Officers and Board of Directors
in congratulating Ronnie on his accomplishment!
KE4DYG Earns Master's Degree Award
The Board of Directors of The 3905 Century Club are pleased to announce that
Robert Duckworth, KE4DYG, has earned Master's Degree Award number 30. Robert
joins a select group of members who
have reached this level of achievement. To see how challenging this
award is, check out the Master's Degree Award Rules by clicking the MASTERS button to the
right.
K0LU From the Fields of North Dakota
Welcome
back Leon, K0LU, to the nets this past few days! It's time to plow the
fields or North Dakota and Lou's tractor is very well equipped with an
outstanding Hi-Q antenna (for more information visit their website at
www.hiqantennas.com) that sounds like he's operating fixed! Thanks for
being with us, Leon...
By the way, that's NOT Leon in the cab but his
grandson! In the background you can see Leon's fixed station towers and
antennas!
Rodeo Nights on the Century Club
Thursday evening, April 10th, KU0G hosted a
Rodeo Night special event on the 75 Meter Early Net. Approximately 75
operators participated in the net where each station was given one
minute to make and complete as many calls as possible. WA6HZE also
hosted Rodeo Night on the Friday night 40 Meter Late Net in conjunction
with a local rodeo taking place near his California QTH. More of
these special event nights are planned in accordance with the Club's
by-laws. Pictured at right is Jim, KU0G, having donned his ceremonial
ten-gallon hat to get in the spirit of "Yeehaw Night" on the net! He is
using three different computers to work the nets. A laptop to run Live
Logger and the VE4ABU chat client, a PC for rig control and logging as
well as digital modes, and another PC for email and website work.
The Centurion Newsletter
The Centurion Newsletter is the official newsletter of The 3905 Century
Club, Inc. published five times annually it is available in
either print or electronic (pdf) format. Click on "The Centurion
Newsletter" link on the menu to the right. Our Editor, N0PUI has made
the most recent edition available to all for free on this website.
First Edition of The Centurion
Through the courtesy of WB7KSE we now have a copy of the very first
edition of The Centurion which you can download and read or print for
yourself! Click the CENTURION button to the right for your copy!
Website Maintenance Update
The good news first... All pages
should now be working with the standard website theme! Please continue
to report any pages that are not accessible or have problems (OTHER than
the button bars on the left panel).
Now, the bad news... After several
weeks of working to reorganize the website it has become clear to me
that the best use of my limited volunteer time would be to rebuild the
website from the ground up. With that in mind I have stopped updating
any of the current pages EXCEPT the homepage. In the near future the new
website will be rolled out to a select list of beta readers. After it
passes muster and has the approval of the club president the new website
will go public.
Thanks for continued patience as this project moves
forward! JD |
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