Annual General Meeting

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The Annual General Meeting will take place on Wednesday 14th January 2014 in the BSA Village Hall, Aisthorpe at 2015 hours.  A copy of the Agenda is published below: A G E N D A  1         Apologies for absence  2         Minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on 15th January 2014  3         Matters arising from the Minutes  4         Chairman’s Report  5         Treasurer’s Report  6         Amendments to Club Rules – Club Rule 3– Officers  7          Proposed by Steve M5ZZZ, Seconded by Dave M0KWM Club Rule 5 reads: “The Officers of the Club shall consist of a Chairman, a Secretary, a Treasurer … Continue reading →

Christmas Dinner

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Over three dozen members and their guests enjoyed a traditional Christmas dinner at the Fox and Hounds in Willingham by Stow on Wednesday 17th December.  Below are a number of photographs taken during the night.                                  

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Surplus Equipment Sale

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The Surplus Equipment Sale was once again a great success albeit numbers were slightly down on previous sales. Below are a few pictures showing some of the equipment being sold together with some of our visitors and club members. It is hoped to hold another Surplus Equipment Sale in April next year.

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Surplus Equipment Sale

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There will be a Surplus Equipment Sale on Wednesday 29th October 2014 in the BSA Village Hall, Aisthrope, LN1 2SG. The photos below show a few of the items being sold and some of the visitors to the surplus equipment sale in April this year.          Booking in will commence at 1900 hours with the sale starting at 2015 hours.

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Heckington Windmill

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A few members of the club (2E0LOT, M0KWM, M5ZZZ and G4XFC, spent Saturday and Sunday putting on a special event station at Heckington Mill.Heckington Windmill is the only 8-sailed tower windmill still standing in the UK with its sails intact. It was built in 1830 to plans by millwright Edward Ingeldew and has six storeys called “floors”: ground floor, meal floor, stone (stage) floor, lower bin floor, upper bin floor (hoist floor), dust or cap floor.   Photos ‘stolen’ from the Club’s Facebook page.

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Intermediate Examination

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An Intermediate Course was successfully completed when David Kelly, Tom Williams, Victoria Williams and Fiona Farrer passed their exam which was held in the BSA Village Hall at Aisthorpe on Sunday 7th September 2014. Pictured l-r are David M6FSB, Tom M6TMO, Ian G4XFC (Course Instructor), Vicki M6VKW and Fiona.

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