West Liberty Teens Form Amateur Radio Club
West Liberty High School students guided by David Guthrie organize a ham radio club. Members pursue novices licenses under call letters WOCCP. early licenses earned include KNOVIE and KNOE10 with more awarded through spring. Club officers and FCC exam support provided by local hams and instructor.
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Chuck Hansohn
West Liberty
David Guthrie
West Liberty High School Amateur Radio Club
Steve Wilson
Mary Ellen Barclay
David Guttrie
Jim Reier
Glen Anderson
Steve Hinkhouse
David Mantor
WOCCP
West Liberty club aids Morse Code learning and licenses
David Guthrie faculty advisor to the West Liberty Amateur Radio Club helps students learn International Morse Code. The group trains for novice and general licenses, outlines exam requirements, and discusses frequencies and emergency communications nationwide.
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David Guthrie
West Liberty Amateur Radio Club
Guthrie
Journal
Eld
Muscatine
Towa
Federal Communications Commission
West Liberty Amateur Radio Club Expands Reach
The Johnson Cedar county net and West Liberty amateurs Keele Guthrie and Van Atta check in weekly. Novices limited to 75 watts transmit with wide range. Keele reports contacts from California to Kentucky after school on a new transmitter. Club grows from 2 to 14 operators. plans to open to all West Liberty residents as Guthrie leaves for California.
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Johnson-Cedar County
West Liberty
Jim Keele
David Guthrie
H. K. van Atta
Muscatine
Johnson- Cedar
Tom Carey
Pasadena
Tex
Memphis
Louisville
Oalahoma City
Okla
California
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Texas
Michigan
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Ken .Nealson
Chicago
Guthrie
National Science Foundation
Ken Neolson visits Carey transmitters at West Liberty hobby shop
Carey and Tom Carey house a transmitter and receiver in a hobby shop behind the Carey home at West Liberty. Both hold novice amateur radio licenses and Ken Neolson is president of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Neolson
Tom Carey
Carey
West Liberty
Ken
Lone Tree Scouts Plan Camping Trip
Lone Tree Troop 217 under scoutmaster Clyde Guthrie plans a camping trip from June 16 to June 24 operated by Hawk Eye Area Council BSA. Guthrie stays through the camp fire on June 21 when Stewart R. Bell assumes supervision of the local Scouts, with activities in camp craft swimming boating woodlore canoeing archery and camp fire.
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Lane
Boy Scouts
Clyde
Guthrie
Hawkeye Area
Morning Sun Briefs Highlights From Local Society
Morning Sun notes from the community include David Baird celebrating his fourth birthday with friends Glenn McMalin Wayne Kilpatrick Jay Hutchison Mer and Mrs Sam McKelvey visiting Batavia with relatives Eugene Orr Thelma Griffin Carter Griffin spend days at Lake Okoboji Betty Brown visits Bur lington Wallin Albright William Minnis and family travel to Clear Lake Hampton Oak land Now featuring a note on chimpanzees raised with human families showing childlike behavior in early years.
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David Baird
Robert Baird
Hhose
Glenn “McMalin
Wayne Kilpatrick
Jay Hutchison
Mer
Sam
McKelvey
Lake Okoboji
Betty Brown
Wallin Albright
Burlington
William Minnis Land Family
Clear Lake Ahis Wook
Hampton
Oakland
Minn
Velgre
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West Liberty Community High School
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Yast
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Guilvie
Roth
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Ham
John Balte
WOQIM
Ree Lcenses
Kirk Wilson
Knovie
Jim Refer
KNOE10
Insteun
Nealson
Knofnd
Knofmq
Ed Keily
Knofla
KOFLB
Keele
Icense
Thei
Karen Kole
Knofwl
Mary Ellen Barelay
Knofwn
Knofwm
Steve Hinks House
Knofwk
Knofwq
Knohsd
Amateur, Radio Club
Ken, Nealson
Jim’ Reier
David Guttnic
Ed Kelly
Practica Clb
Jim’ Keele
Éénovice and Technicians Amateur Radio Operators
Karen
Jim
Federal Discount Corporation
L. J. Dwyer
Women’s & Girls
East Second Street
Muscatine, Ia
Alcoholics Anonymous
Trinity Episcopal Church Second and
Walnut
Carl's
Dick B
Lone Tree Scouts
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