Cuyahoga Falls Amateur Radio Club

2007 Holiday Dinner

This annual event will be held this year on Tuesday, December 18, 2007 at the Polish American Club on Dan Street. We will gather at 6:00 p.m. for drinks and visiting, with dinner at 7:00. This is intended as an adult event, but licensed kids are of course included.

Our menu choices are: 

  • $21.00 8 oz. FILET MIGNON
  • $19.25 16 oz. T-BONE STEAK
  • $15.75 8 oz STRIP STEAK
  • $16.75 FRESH WATER YELLOW PERCH
  • $17.25 FISH COMBO (fish, shrimp, scallops)
  • $17.00 BAKED STUFFED ROUGHY
  • $13.00 BROASTED CHICKEN ½ BIRD
Meals include salad, French fries, dressing, noodle dish, green beans, rolls and butter, ice cream cup, and coffee or hot tea. Tax and tip are included in the price.

If you choose any steak you must tell me how you want it cooked.

Note: Prices are unchanged for all items this year.

No changes the night of the event.

Reservations must be made in advance! Send your choice and payment by December 11th to Bob McFadden (K8RJM), 3360 Lloyd St., Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221-1030.You can of course turn in your choice and payment to Bob at any of the upcoming meetings. If you are paying by check, please make the check out to: Robert McFadden. A form you can print is available by clicking here: 2007 Holiday Dinner Form.

For more information you can contact Bob at 330-923-2809 or email at . Please make your reservations as early as possible.

Program

This year's program will be presented by Greg Latta, AA8V. This year he will be doing a selection of music that includes not only his usual eclectic repertoire but also some Christmas music and some sing-a-longs. He will be playing some new instruments, the Autoharp and the Ocarin, as well as the instruments he has played for us in the past.

Greg is a singer, songwriter and award-winning performer on the hammered dulcimer, Irish bouzouki, cittern, harmonica, Appalachian dulcimer, and the concertina. He is a three time winner of the Mid-Eastern hammered dulcimer championships and has twice been a runner up in the National Hammered Dulcimer Championships held at Winfield, Kansas. Greg performs an eclectic mix of Irish, traditional and contemporary folk, Broadway, bluegrass and original music. He is a finger style guitar player who has played guitar nearly his entire life. He plays both 6 and 12 string guitars and is also an award winning banjo player. His banjo style is a combination of traditional bluegrass, old timey, melodic, and contemporary styles. He has even been known to let a Beatles tune or two slip out on the banjo.

Don't forget to visit Greg's amatuer radio web pages at: http://faculty.frostburg.edu/phys/latta/ee/ee.html

Directions

From the North: Take the Route 8 Expressway south to the Tallmadge Avenue exit. Turn left on Tallmadge then turn right on Dan Street (first street past the expressway). Continue through the Glenwood Avenue intersection and turn right at Polish American Club sign.

From the South: Take the Route 8 Expressway north to the Glenwood Avenue exit. Turn right on Glenwood Avenue then right again at Dan Street (first street). Turn right at Polish American Club sign.