The Ryeham Radio Club was a student group formed in 1953 as an offshoot of the Radio Broadcast program. Members were predominantly members of the Electronic Technology course, several of whom were licensed amateurs. The club operated the radio code VE3RIT, and in 1956, Ryeham became net control for Eastern Canadian universities. Ryeham eventually changed its name to the Ryerson University Amateur Radio Club, and continued in existence until approximately the year 2000.
VE3RIT ham radio identification card and meeting minutes template
Parte de Ryeham Radio Club
This file contains a VE3RIT Ryerson Ham Radio Club identification/reporting card and one sheet containing a template for meeting minutes.
Ryerson Amateur Radio new studio opening
Parte de Ryeham Radio Club
File contains 2 audio cassettes recorded at the official opening of the new quarters for RyeHam - Ryerson's amateur radio club. The recording runs 22 minutes.
Constitution: Ryeham Amateur Radio Club
Parte de Ryeham Radio Club
This file contains Constitution.
Parte de Ryeham Radio Club
This file contains list of Officers/Executives of Ryeham Radio Club.
Application For Membership/Membership Card
Parte de Ryeham Radio Club
This file contains sample of Application for Membership and a copy of membership card.
Parte de Ryeham Radio Club
This file contains correspondence.
Parte de Ryeham Radio Club
This file contains Committee Records. VE3RIT Committee has been formed to examine the possibilities of organizing a radio club for students.
Parte de Ryeham Radio Club
This file contains Ryeham Radio Notices.