Called to order at 7:32PM by Joe Leaptrott. 

Pledge of Allegiance led by Joe Leaptrott. 

The treasurer's report was presented by Gerry Lukach.

Sean Olin gave his report on the annual swap meet at Avonlea Antiques.  He stated that we had a record number of participants, with record sales of $594.00.  Carl Lupo asked if any more activities were scheduled for the remainder of the year. 

 Joe Leaptrott mentioned that in celebration of the club's 10th anniversary, we should give some thought to the possibility of a club project.

Sean stated that people have been contacting him with radios for sale.  Among them, Gerald Brown has two consoles radios for sale.  Also, he said that someone else was seeking to buy a Blaupunkt table radio from the '50s or '60s.

Joe announced that Dick McEachin, who had been his contact at a local radio station and who had suggested setting up a radio museum, has left the area.  So, the suggestion was made to set up a virtual radio museum on the web, instead of setting up an actual, physical museum.  Sean so moved, and Neal Robar seconded.  The motion was carried.

Sean stated that he has been placing meeting announcement ads on Craig's List.

Andy Rood brought a Hallicrafters S-38 that he had bought from a thrift store for a very attractive price.  The thrift store clerk thought that it was broken, but the only problem was that the output switch was set to "Headphones" instead of to "Speaker".

Phil Bliss brought a home-brew radio that he built with two 12K5 "space-charged" tubes.  He said that since both plate and filament voltages were 12 volts, that it would be hard to mess up when connecting power. 

Gerry Lukach brought the fully-chromed chassis from a 1938 E.H. Scott All-Wave, and a 1948 Arvin four-tube table radio.  The Arvin was in a white metal cabinet, and originally sold for $9.95. 

Chuck Grossman brought a Puritan battery set that operated with number 199 tubes.  Keeping with the battery-era theme, he also brought an RCA UZ1325 horn speaker.

Among the donor auction items were: 

	An Italian transistor radio
	A Zenith bakelite table radio
	A signal generator
	A table-model intercom unit
	A Century tube tester
	A tube caddy with assorted tubes
	An AM/FM science project radio kit
	A box of toroid transformers
	A pair each of number 26 and 27 tubes
	An Eico voltmeter
	A Viscount transistor radio
	Various catalogs, magazine, etc.