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Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 455 Newsletter Enid, Oklahoma |
Vol.
02, No. 11 |
November Meeting – Sunday the 17th at
Woodring
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November,
2002 Edition |
Photo from Bruce Crain of Sam Hoskin’s Q-200. Sam won 2nd place in the Sprint category at a recent fly-in with an airspeed of 172.08 mph. Sam has been flying his Q200 for about 15 years and a couple of years ago was featured in June 2000 Kitplanes with an article about his flight across America from California to North Carolina all in one day!
November 2002
EAA 455 Meeting Notice |
The November meeting of the EAA Chapter
455 will be held at Woodring Regional Airport on Sunday November 17th
2002, 2:30 p.m. See
you there!
October, 2002
EAA 455 Meeting Minutes |
The October meeting of EAA Chapter 455
convened at Doane Field in Meno at 2:30 p.m.
President Ken Sumpter presided.
What a day for a fly-in!
The few days and weeks prior to the fly-in were characterized by cold
temperatures and lots of needed rain. However,
perfect weather and winds prevailed for one of those rare but spectacular
October afternoons. A good turnout
form our group and a significant number of Young Eagles were on hand as well.
Thanks again to Mica for his hospitality!
2003 Officer Elections |
A
slate of officers was nominated at the October meeting as follows:
President: Ron Decker;
Vice-President: Gene
Martin; Secretary/Treasurer:
Syd Nelson; Newsletter Editor: Dave
Chael; Young Eagles:
Mica Doane; Technical Counselor: Ron
Decker; Flight Advisor:
Syd Nelson. Elections will be held at the November meeting, and new
officers will be installed at the December meeting (Christmas Party) on December
15th, 6:00 p.m.
2003 Dues |
A
dues increase to $15.00 was approved for next year.
We’ll begin collecting 2003 Dues at the November meeting.
Please, if you can, bring your dues as the treasury is a little short.
We’ll owe for EAA insurance and EAA Chapter dues very shortly.
Thanks!
Member News |
Sorry
about the short newsletter. Your
newsletter editor is in the middle of a very extensive Bonanza annual, and is
swamped at work as well. Also,
newsletter contribution s are dwindling – please consider sending me something
soon. By the way, my Air Force
training date went away, and I’ll be here for the duration, including next
year as your newsletter editor unless someone wants to run against me in the
elections. Hey, Brad Henry won,
why can’t you?
If
your news isn’t here, it’s because we didn’t know about it!
Fly
Safe! Dave