EAA Chapter 673 Minutes

Meeting called to order by Beverly Lieberman. Eighteen members were in attendance. Motion passed to accept the August Secretary Minutes as published in the newsletter.

Treasurer Report missing along with the treasurer. Current bank balance is $3056.11

The Chapter realized Air Day donations of $179 and $8 expenses. The Labor Day cookout yielded $50 with $36 expenses.

Membership Report. One new member, Butch Crook. National Skydive accuracy Champion 2001. The e-mail list will be tested this month.

No Young Eagles are planned for September. We have about 50 scheduled for October 22. Pilots are needed.

Newsletter Editor. The Newsletter will be submitted to the EAA National for honors consideration.

Guests in attendance. Butch Crook. Skydiver and speaker. Home field Plum Island.

Frank Criscitto. Para-glider Pilot from Waltham.

Mail received. September 25 fly-in Symsbury, CT. Julie Clark and her T-38 will be in attendance.

News from 9B1 – We continue to be vigilant for airport interlopers. Please wear your ID badge whenever on airport property and report any suspicious activity.

I learned about flying from that….. Have you ever flown to an airport and seen the big “X” over the runway (i.e. Shirley)? This can be avoided by simply calling FSS prior to your flight to check weather and notams.

Old Business.. The EAA trailer has a single coat of paint on the interior. A second coat is needed. The outside needs to be painted, and Jim Grenier has found a compact heater capable of heating the trailer in the winter.

New Business. A trailer workday is scheduled for October 8. A Columbus Day impromptu cook-out will happen on October 9.

Remember: September 24 will be the Air Rallye. Rain date the 26th. Be there around 9am.

The EAA Chapter Yard Sale will be on October 22. The Young Eagles will fly that day as well.

The 50-50 raffle was won by Peter Kallander. $8 was donated to the Chapter.

Meeting adjourned at 8pm.