ALL PARTNERSHIPS ARE POSSIBLE AND NEGOTIABLE..
Chris are you volunteering to join the BVARC permanent home committee??(finding 
a clubhouse)...
Eddie (NU5K)
    On Friday, August 26, 2022 at 08:16:00 AM CDT, Christopher Boone via BVARC 
<[email protected]> wrote:  
 
 JP brings up an excellent idea. I'd like to remind everybody that HamCom in 
Dallas was an independent organization made up of members from various clubs 
that formed a corporation to run the hamfest. Perhaps this is something to look 
at in Houston. Form a corporation as a non-profit group and have members of the 
various clubs on the board. It needs to be a metro-wide area group. 
Houston is always been lacking compared to the DFW area in amateur activities, 
which I don't understand why. Even my good friend and silent key Andy 
McAllister once said " Houston hams suck." The old Houston Amateur Radio Club 
used to have bi-monthly auctions at its clubhouse on OST. Sadly that club went 
under and the property was sold. Which was a damn shame because it was a very 
nice clubhouse with a fully operational HF station. And unfortunately that just 
proved Andy's statement. I think it's time to change that.
ChrisWB5ITTTexas State Employees ARS, T-SEARS 

On Fri, Aug 26, 2022, 8:04 AM JP Pritchard via BVARC <[email protected]> wrote:

   Dear friends, 
       It is heartening to see the club get off to an earlier that usual start 
in planning for the hamfest, and of course the expected calls for ideas and 
actual real volunteers. Finding reliable volunteers is always a problem because 
most of us already have full plates, with work, family, etc.    
   So here's an old idea, submitted for yet another round of retorts that 
resurface every time someone makes a suggestion --"But we've already tried 
that."   
   I suggest we offer to partner with the other clubs in the metro to help make 
it a true "Greater Houston Hamfest." It does work when applied to Field Day. 
Why not try again to apply it to the hamfest? Net income from the event might 
be divided according to a formula that reflects two factors -- each club's 
membership headcount, and each club's actual participation (expressed in 
numbers of participating volunteers). Such a system would give all clubs a 
stake in the success of the event.   
   I'm now feeling verklempt, so this is your chance to discuss among 
yourselves. Or not.   
   73, JP, K5JPP   
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