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Happy New Year! We started out this year with a great time at the annual New Year’s Day “Freeze Fly”. As it turned out, Mother Nature decided to drop a few inches of powder on New Year’s Eve continuing through the night. Some flyer’s had skis, but thanks to Steve Ludwig, Brian Ruscoe and Ed Olstein, even the planes with wheels could fly.
The years first flights were piloted by Ed Olstein, electric, and Steve Ludwig, powered. Once again, we were treated to the sight of Steve’s plane with a “Happy New Year’ banner in tow. Great job Steve! For those flyer’s with skis, the field was theirs. And for those of us without, the cleared runway measured approximately 15 ft by 80 ft. It was located on the flight line directly in front of the impound and trailer with a taxiway leading to the pits. Flying with such a shortened field was really a great challenge. It was fun to see the pilots handle it, some even doing “touch and goes”. Message from the prez…… Guys, we ended the year tremendously with a great holiday party, the food was great and all had fun. News Years Day 's turnout was also great. The snow presented challenging fun, some had skis others used the landing strip that was shoveled. It was really a great day of flying!!! This year will be a good one. We will be presenting our proposed next moves for the organization during the January meeting. Until then Happy New Year to all. We’ll see you down at the field. Mark Castiglione, ECSF President |
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in their dues for 2006 continue to due so. We want to see all of you this season at the field. Anyone that needs their AMA cards punch see one of the officers at the field. See you at the field.
Joe Malec, ECSF Treasurer Upcoming Events… January 18 - E.C.S.F. Meeting. 7:00 p.m. @ Foxon Community Center Minutes… This year’s Christmas Party was again held at Bobby’s Pizza. The folks their really made the evening fun and relaxing. Many pizza’s and an unknown amount of beer was consumed by our members. We all had a great time reminiscing about the past year and dreaming about what will be next year. As the festivities were winding down, this year’s event was concluded with the 1st Annual E.C.S.F. Award Ceremony. To be an MC is all about presentation, and Mark did a superb job. The Awards for 2005 were:
From the Flight Line… The training season has official come to an end. With the onset of snow and extremely cold weather, it is all but impossible for training to happen. But that does not mean training has to end all together. For those with simulators, I am available, on an individual basis, to come over and give some computer-based |
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