AUGURI DI NATALE 2018 IN ARI PERUGIA

Martedì 18  dicembre, presso il Ristorante del Park Hotel di Ponte San Giovanni, si è svolto il consueto incontro per lo scambio di auguri, per l'imminente festività del Natale e per il Nuovo Anno 2019. La serata ha visto una notevole partecipazione di OM, soci della Sezione ARI di Perugia ed amici di altre Sezioni ed Associazioni. Grande riuscita della serata, che ha dimostrato come la passione per la radio, sia ancora un grande catalizzatore di interesse e soprattutto di amicizie. E' stato un bel momento di aggregazione e di condivisione di esperienze che si è protratto ben oltre la mezzanotte, concludendosi con la consueta 'riffa' di Natale, che ha premiato molti dei presenti in sala, con gadget ed interessanti premi attinenti il mondo radiomatoriale, generosamente offerti da alcuni soci della Sezione, a cui va il nostro ringraziamento. Un ringraziamneto particolare è stato tributato al Presidente, al Segretario ed a tutto il Cd di Sezione per l'ottimo lavoro svolto in questi mesi di mandato e per l'organizzazione della serata degli Auguri.

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