Sample of announcement.
   
   
   
   An introduction to (or demonstration of) the many facets of Amateur Radio will
   be  held  at/during  (demonstration, club meeting, 'fest, first  class session 
   and  etc.)  at  (date, time, place).   This is free and open to the public and 
   you   are  invited  to  attend.    For  further  information  write  (club  or 
   sponsor).   For  general  information  on  Amateur Radio write: American Radio 
   Relay League, 221, Main Street, Newington, CT 06111.
   
   
   
   You  could  easily  become  an  Amateur  Radio (HAM) operator and communicate 
   around  the  world.   The    (name  of  club)    will  be  holding  HAM RADIO 
   classes    for   (# weeks)  starting   (date)  from  (times)  at  (location).  
   The  free  classes  are  designed  for the beginner and are open to all ages.  
   Come  to  the  first  introductory  class  and find out more about HAM RADIO.  
   That's   (date of 1st session),  (time),  at    (location).  
   
   
   
   Use  satellites  to  talk half way around the world most every day absolutely 
   FREE  and LEGAL.  It's a come on but TRUE.  Interested?  Well that's just one 
   of   the   many  fun  advantages  of  participating  in  Amateur  Radio,  the 
   communications  hobby.   HAM  radio,  as  it  is  also known, has vastly more 
   communications  possibilities  than  CB  radio.    HAM radio offers local and 
   worldwide   communications  with  other  HAMS.   A  variety  of  methods  are 
   available  to  suit  each  individuals  interests.  They  use  regular VOICE, 
   Teletype,  Morse  Code,  TV  pictures,  AM, FM, computers, remote control and 
   more.   There  are  HAM satellites too, to relay Amateur Radio communications 
   much  like  the  system  used for some long distance telephone calls. You can 
   find  out  more  about what HAMS do and how to join this fascinating hobby by  
   (come  to  meeting,  classes, demo, talk etc. - include date, time, location, 
   etc.). 
   
   
   
   [There are many good computer/printer programs for making attractive signs and
   posters.  Ask around your Ham group and I'm sure you'll find several.]
   
   In Eastern Massachusetts you can refer inquiries to the EMA Public Information
   Office voice phone  (617)  437-0111  or by mail to:  HAM, Box 545, NeedHAM, MA
   02192.  
  
   ARRL EMA PIC reference