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Annual Holiday Party
December 18, 2018
Social 6:00PM, Dinner 6:30PM

 

See pictures from the event

 

Buffett includes Tri Tip Top Sirloin, Chicken Marsala with
mushrooms on the side, Penne pasta with meat sauce, mini salad bar, red roasted potatoes, green beans, rolls, butter, coffee and tea and mini brownie bites.

Guest Speaker: Fred Nickerson, retired Air Force C130 pilot. Fred flew search and rescue missions in Alaska and combat missions during Desert Storm.
Location: Buckeye Lake Yacht Club
5109 Northbank
Buckeye Lake, Ohio

Please contact Treasurer to make your reservations:
Ken Hughes, 75 Habersac Avenue, Pataskala, Ohio 43062
khuges@columbus.rr.com 614-579-0078

Cost is $25.00 per person.

Deadline is December 10 but don’t wait, do it today!  

Christmas-Dinner_2018.pdf (51 downloads)

Finally clear blue skies! Four aircraft departed for Urbana Grimes for brunch. Three aircraft from Newark, one from Knox Co. Food was great as usual. Smooth flight all the way, we had a crosswind component landing back at Newark. Everyone did it like professionals! The participants were:

Cessna 152   Dick and Gaye Purdue

Centurion 210  Ryan Kissell and his son

Cherokee 235. Rollie Bailey and Carl Oblinger

Twin 340  Doug Mills and his wife

Make sure you check out the pictures online by Carl Oblinger.

Rollie

1st Sunday in January the 6th we will depart Newark 10:30am for brunch at “The Tin Goose” Port Clinton Oh. (PCW) .

3rd Saturday in January the 19th we will depart Newark at 10:30am for Sportys Clermont Co. (I69) “Free” Brats and hot dogs. Remember, can’t get a dog until noon (the rules) !!

Rollie

It was a great fall day for aviation with many colors still on the trees after the rain and wind. All pilots were pleasantly surprised that it was so smooth in route. We arrived with almost standing room only at “The Runway” Restaurant on the field. We all had good food and conversation. Several had not been there before, passengers, not our pilots. We have some veteran pilots in the 402. Was almost a record for planes and people on a fly out. Nine planes, 17 people:

Cirrus 20 – Bill/Erlene Corbin
Ken/Marie Hughes
Archer II – Larry/Valinda Arnold
“Easy” – Mike/Sarah Toomey  Here is Mike’s video of the flight
Cessna 152 – Bob Erhard
Cessna 152 – Dick Purdue
Twin Comanche – Carl Bradock, Charlie Rhoads
Funk – Roy Hurt
Champ – Sam Huff
Cherokee 235 – Rollie/Marie Bailey, Carl Oblinger

Best fly out all year. Let’s keep it rollin!!

Go on line to see some great pictures.

Rollie,
Fly out coordinator “402”

1st Sunday the 2nd depart 10:30am Newark for Urbana Grimes (I74) for brunch.

3rd Saturday the 15th depart 8:30am Newark for Carroll Co (TSO) for breakfast.

Blue skies always,

Rollie

Depart Newark at 10:30 am for Greater Regional Airport Portsmouth Oh. (PMH) for “Brunch”

Rolllie

Newark-Heath Airport (KVTA) September 15th, 2018 9:00AM-12:00PM*

Pending weather

*We will cut off registration as soon as it is apparent we have registered all we can fly by noon.

YOUNG EAGLES
Ever wondered what your neighborhood looks like from the sky? Or maybe you’re curious how airplanes even work. You might even dream about being a pilot. If you’re nodding your head “Yes” and are between the ages of 8 and 17, you’re ready to take a free Young Eagles flight and see what real pilots do on the ground and in the air.

YOUR FLIGHT EXPERIENCE
Your Young Eagles flight will last approximately 20 minutes and you will see the earth and sky in a new and exciting way. This is your chance to experience the freedom of flight that many people only dream about.

Many people remember this experience for the rest of their lives. You will, too!

1. On the ground: Your pilot explains what will happen during the flight. You may talk about the airplane, review an aeronautical chart (or map), and complete a careful “walk-around” preflight inspection of the airplane.
2. Just before takeoff: Your pilot explains the interior of the airplane, including the operation of the aircraft door, safety belts, and instrument panel.
3. In the air: The flight lasts between 15 and 20 minutes. And, if you want, your pilot may let you take the controls!
4. Back on the ground: There’s more time for you to ask questions about the flight. Your pilot is happy to tell you more about flying and their particular airplane.

You also get an official Young Eagles logbook with a personal code to activate your free EAA Student Membership and Sporty’s Learn to Fly Course