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Tier Flying Club 66 The bus is fully loaded. A total of 56 people will be going. For those people whom I don't have e-mails for, I'll have to leave it up to the individuals who told them about the trip. Duane and Alan and others please make sure your friends and relatives know where we meet and the proper time. We want to make sure all are present. If all 56 seats are full a roll call won't be necessary. Jim and Ingrid Croisant have been spending a lot of time to make all the arrangements, let's not disappoint them and we need to show them our appreciation. It took a lot of time and talent to pull this off. Our last meeting was at Gil and Liz's home for a third time in a row. Many thanks for allowing us to gather at your home. Also many thanks for Dan Fiske for supplying the food for two times in a roll. BY THE WAY so you guys know ahead of time, our
October meeting will take place at Dan Fiske's home in 19 guys showed for our August meeting. A young lady showed up to assist our cook. Our flag was given the pledge of allegiance and was saluted; the meeting began.... New Business our annual Christmas
Dinner
and Thanksgiving
will be held at the Baron's Inn in Harry Henderson (our Winner of the drawing) said, he would like to ride with Tom Parkhurst for his gift. Harry said, he has to tame his Sky Raider before he flies it. He bought a new landing gear for his kitten. Tom Lewis Has been doing limited flying but he has done some flying. Kim is back flying but her business is down. The airport is very muddy. Al Osterhout is getting ready to go to Norm Dibble is looking for a welder. He
was told about Lord's Welding in Port Crane. He said a good book to read
is “Final
Move
Beyond Art Capwell flew for 50 minutes last night before the meeting. Don Hollister has been working - no fun. Tom Parkhurst says Jim Smith is going to work on his Private License. Tom has been doing some flying. He will be giving Harry Henderson his winning ride and the club will take care of the funding. Alan Huntley has been working hard on the farm on a tractor and he's trying to get his C-150 painted by a professional. Gil Aitchison had a bracket break next to the carburetor, got it repaired on his Hawk and didn't get back up until the morning before the meeting. George Smith no news Lou Palumbo was talking to the veterans about getting a van ride to the VA Hospital. He’s checking on the VA for the guys. Duane Ross had to replace his battery on his Hawk and has been doing some flying. Dan Fiske took his plane up and down the runway. He needs to replace his bungee shock chords for his gear. He made his own tool for the replacement of the shocks and now is praying for a good day so he can get her done. Jerry Olmstead flew down from Mel Wightman had to completely replace his septic system, replace the roofing on the barn and replaced all cooper pipes from the domestic water source with Pex Tubing. Spent a heap of money and been very busy with work on the lawn and garden this summer. Now he’s working on fuel tanks for fuel oil in the basement. Meeting was ended at around 2:30 pm. Your Secretary,
Mel Wightman Directions to Cracker Barrel Directions from the North (I 88, I 81) : Take I 81 Exit 5 which is a right hand exit. Turn right at the light onto Front St / Rt 11 (North Bound). At the second light turn right (The Gardens). Continue straight ahead to the end of the street. Turn right toward the Cracker Barrel. The bus will board in the parking lot on the right just after making the last right turn. Directions from the South (I 17 / 86, I 81) : Take I 81 North
at the intersection of (I 81 & I 17 / 86). Take Exit 5.
At the light Turn right onto
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