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Winds Aloft
EAA Chapter 790 Lake in the Hills, IL 790.eaachapter.org
Volume 38 Issue 1 January, 2019
On Saturday December 15th we had a fly-out to Lone Rock Tri-County Airport to have break-fast at their Piccadilly Lilly Diner.
The forecast showed early morning haze with restricted visibility and as a result our depar-tures were a bit delayed. However, it turned to be as nice a day as they come. Initially 11 peo-ple signed up to go but in the end, we were 13 people in 6 airplanes. Tom Solar had rented a C-172 from Blue Skies, and George Roby and Mic Petrie went with him. I went with Paul Rani-eri in the Glastar, and Lon Danek in the 172 came with Jim Roozee and Jim Bertoglio. Then Rich Oleszczuk came with his partners Ryan Healy and Lance Schulte. Then Jeff Dingbaum came alone and Dave Boone did the same. We were seated at two tables – they do not a sin-gle table big enough for thirteen. But it was all good, the restaurant was good, good food and service. I forecast this will be a place we fly to again.
Keep the blue side up. Ole
The American Champion Aircraft tour has
been finalized for January 4th. Plan to
meet at American Champions Office at
10:00 AM. 32032 Washington Ave., Roch-
ester, WI. 53167. The Tour will start at
10:30 and will last until 2:30. The estimat-
ed travel time from Lake in Hills Airport is
1 hour and eight Minutes. It is located 1
mile west of the fox river on Highway D in
Rochester, WI. The entrance is located on
the North side Hwy D. Ask for Joanne.
American Champion Aircraft airplane man-
ufacturing tour, is for young people who
are interested in learning how tube and
fabric general aviation aircraft are built
from start to finish.
For those who wish to caravan, meet at
Blue Skies at Lake in the Hills Airport at
8:30. Tom Solar cell 847/902-8347
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Article Provided by Tom Jackson from Renew Magazine of United Healthcare.
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Chapter Scholarships
The $1,000 flight Training Scholar-
ship was awarded to Riley Conroy.
Riley makes his home in Cary and
has completed his private license
through Blue Skies. His goal is to be
an airline pilot. Riley will be attending
ATP school in Meza, Az.
Congratulations Riley!
The Air Academy Scholarship has
been reserved for an applicant to be
determined.
Chapter Calendar
Chapter Youth Tour American Champion Air-
craft, Rochester, WI. January 4th.
January 22nd Chapter Meeting
February 5th Board Meeting
Annual Banquet February 9, 2019
Check the Chapter Website “http://
www.790.eaachapter.org/”
for any additional details and a list of local
chapter events in the area
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WINDS ALOFT, the six time EAA international Newsletter award winner, is published Periodically by EAA Chapter 790 for the use
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EAA Chapter 790 Staff
OFFICERS
President
Paul Ranieri
847/997-0135
Vice President
Matt Van Bergen
847/561-0520
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Mike Petrie
847/987-2708
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Brad DeLisle
847/276-5026
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