VOL. XLVIII NUMBER 31 Published Weekly	CHATTANOOGA ENGINEERS CLUB August 11, 1997, 12:00 Noon UTC UNIVERSITY CENTER - Chickamauga Dining Room
COMING PROGRAM	EPB's Service Restoration Jack Case, Vice President of Operations A presentation of EPB's world class ability to respond to emergency conditions for power restoration will be presented. Their most recent experience with a tornado will be discussed. A map of the tornado's path of destruction along with slides will be shared. Ron Fugate chairman
LAST MEETING	Jack Wagner, Manager Engineering Services of the Electric Power Board demonstrated EPB's Mapping System. The workstation system has the capability of locating any utility pole in the EPB service area. It provides location maps, line transmission and distribution drawings and information on the individual locations. Future plans include linking it to the EPB work management system and the electronic use of maps by field crews. Program Chair Ron Fugatt
FUTURE PROGRAMS	August Program Chair: Jack Wagner Aug. 18 - Bruce Pirtle, Operating Analyst, will talk about EPB's Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition system. Pat Patterson chairman Aug. 25 - Harold DePriest, President, will talk about the Electric Power Board. Ron Fugatt chairman
FELLOWSHIP	Report fellowship items to Ron Burton 886-4693, or 825-8233.
ANNOUNCEMENTS	Parking is available in Lot 32 and 33 which is across the street from the Hamilton County Arena (UTC Roundhouse). Place your weekly bulletin or a piece of paper with your name and badge number in your windshield. These are the only lots available with free parking. The parking garage is expected to open August 18. UTC's College of Engineering and Computer Science is having a picnic for the Engineers Club, Technical Professional Societies, alumni, faculty and students on August 16, 2:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Chester Frost Park. Call 755-4121 to RSVP and obtain details. A club member requested a copy of a science fair project by Melissa Meyer from Martha Davis. Martha has it and can be reached at 870-2187. The BACHMAN Memorial Home for Boys needs working lawnmowers and a used tractor for donations. Contact Fred Lupton 266-1329.