CHAPTER 110
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
July 13, 2005

President Gary Graham called the meeting to order at 7:41PM.

Vice-president Joy Jeffries was present.

Secretary Tom Hubbuch read the minutes from last month, which were accepted as read.

Treasurer Berry Bannon reported:
Savings: Two $500 CDs and $2075.79 deposited
Checking: $757.33
Petty Cash: $60
Income: $30.00 from dues
Payout: Various bills being paid
His report was accepted.

Greeting Chairman Tom Mitchell reported 23 members and no guests in attendance. Gary Graham reported that Don Tucker will take over as Greeting Chairman for Tom Mitchell, who is moving out of town. As a token of thanks to Tom for his many years acting as the meeting Greeting Chairman, Gary presented to Tom a small EAA LED combination pocket flashlight & keychain, “to help him find his way back”.

Committee Reports:

Young Eagles - Chairman Jim Lasch reported that approximately 31 kids were flown on the June 15 YE day, and was very successful. He is planning the next YE day for sometime in Sept. or Oct., and is in contact with a lady representing the JROTC.

Rough River – Berry Bannon reported that flyers are going out to many contacts established from last year. He still needs door prizes and a speaker. Tom Hubbuch stated that EAA would get the event on their web site in the next couple of days.

Picnic – The Spring picnic was held on June 12 at Bardstown. Despite the threatening weather, a good number drove in, and two airplanes managed to make it. Tom Hubbuch suggested that early Oct. would be a good date for the Fall picnic, pending further discussion. Several members reported attending the fly-in picnic sponsored by Tom Everhart at Willow Island on July 2.

Oshkosh Plans – Ten members indicated that they were planning on attending. The common meeting place would be at the Homebuilt Headquarters at the start of the airshow. All were encouraged to bring their photos and report their experience at the Aug. meeting.

Events:
Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 1 & 2 – WWI Encampment and Dawn Patrol at the Wright Patterson Air Force Museum
Oct 8 – Seymour Aviation Awareness Day

Old Business:None

New Business:
- It was reported that EAA President Tom Poberezny had a motorcycle wreck and is OK, but slightly banged up.
- Berry Bannon reported on his visit with William Wynne, the Corvair Authority, in Florida. He described Williams’s hangar as full of various parts and projects in various stages.

Door Prize:
- The winner of the unknown prize is not known.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:18 PM.

The program following the meeting was scheduled to be an overview of fuel injection by Don Jeffries. That presentation will be re-scheduled. However, Robert Wilmoth was able, on short notice, to show some of his slides of airliners of the world that he took during some extensive traveling in the past. He demonstrated an extraordinary knowledge of nuances and details of these various aircraft, even stumping some of the airline and UPS pilots in attendance.


Submitted by:
Tom Hubbuch
Secretary EAA Ch 110

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