From: ZASoars
Lynn Joyce has agreed to tow for us Wed . Come on out ( maybe some of
you tow pilots that would like to fly a glider too ! ) . We plan to
start flying sometime after noon.
Ron(ZA).
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Ron(ZA).
Ron(ZA).
I'd like to thank George and Dave Newill for the reports on both the
board meeting and the membership meeting. It is wonderful to be kept
up to date on what is happening in the club if you are unable to
attend meetings.
Thanks again,
Marty Hudson
Due to predicted low ceilings early Saturday morning, we will start
operations an hour late - The Crew should arrive at 10:00 and we will
start operations about 11:00. We hope we can get in some
instructional fights after the clouds lift and before the rain comes.
Kurt Ristow - Crew Chief
George Saunders - Assistant Crew Chief
The three days of Labor Day weekend netted the club 91 launches!
Adding the flights from Friday, the day before we achieved almost 100
launches for this long weekend (I don't have the exact count of the
number of instructional flights for Monday). The overwhelming
majority of these flights were instructional flights and several of
our students made excellent progress. Paula Johnson soloed on Monday.
Paula is an almost brand-new member; she joined the club in July and
was able to accrue 27 instructional flights across two months.
Congratulations, Paula! Now, as you promised you'd do, you must bring
your viola and play for all the instructors and crew that helped you
achieve this goal.
We are set up to fly on Monday. Instructors and Tow pilots will be on
hand to make a full day of it.
Nyal
Dear friends
1. Last weekend, we discovered that Charlie Sierra's Altimeter
Adjusting knob was broken off. That Altimeter was replaced with an
identical one. So, our Grob 102 (Astir) is good to go.
2. Please make note of this change... Our PW5 Altimeter is now
replaced with original one. The original PZL Altimeter is read in feet
X 100. Thanks for your attention to this detail.
Pete Detore
Happy Flying
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