No Club breakfast March 17th « Lone Star Amateur Radio Association

No Club breakfast March 17th

Posted on March 14, 2018

The Lone Star Amateur Radio Association will not be meeting for Breakfast March 17th so those wishing to attend the WCARC Swapfest in Georgetown will have time to do so.

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