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March 1985 Number 2 A spectacular view of the Baltimore, Maryland, area (front cover) and a larger view of the Baltimore-Washington, D.C. area (back cover) were taken by N A S A ’s Landsat-4 camera. Launched July 16, 1982, these “ aerial” views were taken in July and November of that year, respectively. In the Baltimore scene, urban area ap­ pears dark gray. Parks, cemeteries and hospital grounds within the confines of the urban area appear red, as does vegetation. The asphalt runways of Baltimore-Washing­ ton International Airport (BW I) appear dark (lower center). Major arterial transportation systems show up spectacularly. In this Landsat-4 Thematic Mapper view of the Baltimore-Washington, D.C. area (back cover), the dark blue areas are the dense inner city areas where significant ground cover is minimal. Suburban areas appear gray or pink due to the presence of lawns and trees. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge, just north­ east of Annapolis, is barely visible in this ■ 7 “ "“ WASHINGTON,O.C. /_ .. BALTIMORE. M D./ _ j Mfiwui r\\ m m iumrf A late evening view of the Baltimore Inner Harbor gives Convention-goers just a small idea of the beauty of the setting for Convention activities. Photo by Ron Solomon ****** I . T^.C J-r*. PUBLISHER The Ninety-Nines, Inc. EDITOR Lu Hollander iiib i i b i i i s EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS BB OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN PILOTS ORGANIZATION Nema Masonhall Nancy Smith VOLUME 12 MARCH 1985 NUMBER 2 ADVERTISING MANAGER Norma Vandergriff 6 New Horizons EDITORIAL CONSULTANT Jan Million FEATURES 6 Book Review 7 Seek & Keep EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 2 Com e Alive in '85! Loretta Gragg 7 NIFA Regional Results 8 Safety Education HEADQUARTERS SECRETARY Pamela Mackey 11 Project Completed 10 Gifts to International Headquarters 11 Night Freight Across Australia 19 Chapter News International Officers 13 BWI — We M ake It Easy! 27 Air Racing News PRESIDENT Hazel Jones 14 1985 International 8536 Mediterranean Dr.. Dallas TX 75238 Convention Registration ADVERTISING VICE PRESIDENT 16 1985 Preliminary Barbara Sestito 5 Avco Lycoming Convention Agenda 8041 Ravinia Ct.. Fair Oaks CA 95628 6 Classified SECRETARY 6 Norman Beerger Jean Davis 1812 Center St., Walla Walla WA 99362 DEPARTMENTS Production TREASURER 4 New Ratings 10 Plex-See Plastic Polish Judy Hall 2115 Sanio D r. P.O Box 193, Lizella GA 31052 4 C alendar 11 Aero Insurance BOARD MEMBERS 5 The President’s Message 17 Le Monde Travel Chanda Sawant Budhabhatti Marie Christensen Marilyn Copeland Harriet Fuller Pat Roberts The 99 NEWS ON THE COVER: International Headquarters Terminal Dr and Amelia Earhart Ln. Spectacular P.O. Box 59965 Landsat Will Rogers World Airport photos give Oklahoma City OK 73159 a bird’s eye (405)682-4425 view of the Baltimore area. For POSTMASTER: Send address changes to complete The Ninety-Nines, Inc., P.O. Box 59965, International Will Rogers World Airport, Oklahoma Convention City OK 73159. information, see pages 13-16. CIRCULATION INFORMATION The 99 NEWS is published monthly except bimonthly January/February and July/August Annual subscription rate is $17 50 and is included as part of the annual membership of The Ninety-Nines, Inc Subscriptions are available to non-members at the rate of $17 50 per year Postmaster Second class postage paid at Oklahoma City and additional entry offices (SBN 0273-608S) Membership Count 6.312 as of January 24. 1985 Calendar MARCH May 11: Poker Run, sponsored by First Canadian Chapter; rain date, Mar. 15: Deadline (or Intent to Seek Election forms, (see September May 12. Contact Adele Fogle. 1984 issue of The 99 NEWS for additional information.) May 11: BITS Air Rally, sponsored by Oklahoma Chapter and Cleek Mar. 16: Second Annual Shamrock Air Derby Kits, $3.50. Shirley Aviation. 250-sm round robin “ Basics in the Sky" Air Rally, Clinton- Cochrane. 1500 N Markdale, #70, Mesa AZ 85211, (602) 834-0250. Sherman Airport. Kits, $3, Charlene Davis, P.O. Box 408, Erick OK. Mar. 17-23:11th Annual Sun ’n’ Fun EAA Fly-In, Lakeland, Florida. May 17-19: Pinchhitter Course. Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, spon­ Contact Sun 'n' Fun Office. P.O. Box 6750, Lakeland FL 33807, (813) sored by Greater Detroit Area Chapter. April 17 deadline for $120 644-2431. registration. Contact Bernice Millar, (303) 722-7893, or llene Heming­ way, (303) 487-9723. Mar. 27-30: Australian Sectional, Perth, Western Australia May 17-19: Hayward to Las Vegas Proficiency Air Race, hosted by Mar. 29-31: Middle East Sectional, Charlottesville, Virginia Alameda County, Bakersfield and Las Vegas Valley Chapters. No limit Mar. 30: Valley Air Derby, sponsored by San Fernando Valley Chapter. on passengers. Awards Saturday night at the Imperial Palace Hotel Kits, $3, Carol Riley, 6424 Blewett Ave., Van Nuys CA 91406 ($500 first prize, 15 trophies, Best 99 Pilot award and other specialty Mar. 31: The 99 NEWS deadline for May issue. awards). Kits, $3.50. Hayward Air Race Committee, Lou Chianese. 20301 Skywest Dr., Hayward CA 95451, (415) 581 -2345, ext. 5285. APRIL May 24-25: Sixth Annual llli-Nlnes Air Derby sponsored by Chicago Apr. 1-20: First Annual Easter Egg Hunt Contact Carolyn Rose- Area, Quad City and Central Illinois Chapters. Speed and proficiency Stella, 1803 S. Palouse, Kennewick WA 99336, or Dee Collins, Rt. 4, Box categories, men or women pilots, $400 first prize each category. Kits, 324, Berney D r, Walla Walla WA 99362. $3, Barb Jenison, P.O. Box 357, Paris IL 61944. Apr. 11-14: International Board of Directors meeting, Oklahoma City. May 25: Poker Derby, terminus at Andrews Airport, sponsored by Oklahoma. Greater Winnipeg Chapter; rain date, June 1. Apr. 13: Shirts 'n' Skirts Air Race, sponsored by Fullerton Chapter. May 31: The 99 NEWS deadline for July-August issue. Kits, $3, June Leach, 1005 Tularosa Ave., Orange CA 92666. Apr. 19-21: All Canada Sectional Plaza II Hotel, Toronto, Ontario, JUNE Canada Contact Shirley MacDougall, First Canadian Chapter. Jun. 5-9: USPFT National Competition, Kissimmee, Florida. Apr. 19-21: Southeast Sectional, Pensacola, Florida. Contact Ann Jun. 8 : 13th Annual Garden State 300 Kits. $5 payable to "Garden Jernigan, 4666 Baywood PI., Pensacola FL 32504. State 300," Cheryl Hoyt, P.O. Box 2, Blawenburg NJ 08504, (609) Apr. 26-28: Southwest Sectional. Sunburst Hotel, Scottsdale, Arizona, 466-2571. hosted by Phoenix and Arizona Sundance Chapters. Contact Ruth Olson, 7232 E. Villa Way, Scottsdale AZ 85257, (602) 946-7605. Jun. 14-16: Buckeye Air Rally, Marysville. Ohio. Select your own handicap for money and trophy prizes. Kits, $3, Joan Feibel, 2886 Mt. Apr. 27: Caribbean Sectional, Green Turtle Cay. Holyoke Rd., Columbus OH 43221. Apr. 30: The 99 NEWS deadline for June issue. Jun. 14-16: Flight Instructor Refresher Course, Western Michigan University. FAA approved for flight instructor renewal and annual MAY refresher for chief flight instructors. Contact Office of Conferences and May 2-3: South Central Sectional, Topeka. Kansas. ■ Institutes, Division of Continuing Education, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo Ml 49008, (616) 383-0795. May 2-3: Great Southern Air Race sponsored by Florida Race Pilots Association, 1,000-sm round robin with $3,000 first prize. Kits, $7, Cy Jun. 29-Jul. 2: Air Race Classic, entries accepted March 1 -April 13. Beers, 925 N Halifax Ave.. #501, Daytona Beach FL 32018. Contact ARC, Ltd., P.O. Box 1343, Crested Butte CO 81224, (303) May 9-11: National Intercollegiate Flying Association SAFECON. 349-6864. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Jun. 30: No deadline for The 99 NEWS. SOUTHWEST SECTION SPRING MEETING New Ratings The Spring Southwest Sectional will cele­ brate the diversity of occupations and MIDDLE EAST SECTION Wendy Holforty Lake Michigan — activities in which 99s engage, as well as the Ellen Bowie. Potomac — COMM, AMEL COMM, IFR commonality of their interest and involve­ ment in aviation. Workshops to upgrade the Gerda Ruhnke Washington, D C. — CFI Ruth Gardner, Lake Michigan — CFI skills of chapter officers, committee chair­ Terry Herron (Ludtke), Minnesota — CFII men and members will be conducted by NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY SECTION Hope Isaacson, Minnesota — CFI section officers. Aimee Larrat, Long Island — CFI Lynnette Renneke-West, Minnesota — CFI The beautifully renovated Sunburst Resort Hotel in Scottsdale, Arizona will be the Janet Dallessandro, Wisconsin — A&P Lois Shrlver, Western New York — IFR setting for the April 26-28 meeting sponsored by the Phoenix and Arizona Sundance Chap­ NORTH CENTRAL SECTION SOUTH CENTRAL SECTION ters. Dr. Dora Dougherty Strother, Ft. Worth Carol Deitsch. All-Ohio — Suzanne Azar, El Paso — CFI Chapter 99 and manager of Human Factors AGI, COMM, IFR Candl Chamberlain El Paso — CFII Engineering/Cockpit Arrangement Group at Bell Helicopter-Textron, will speak at the "99s Lois Taylor. All-Ohio - AMEL Jeri Gault, Ft Worth — IFR Diversi-Fly" banquet Saturday evening. A special optional Sunday tour of the mag­ nificent red rock country of Sedona has been arranged for those who wish to stay over. NOTAM: Contact Ruth Olson, 7232 E. Villa Way, Address correction for Lu Hollander, editor of The 99 NEWS, is 4304 N.W. 57th, Oklahoma Scottsdale AZ 85257, (602 946-7605, for City OK 73112, (405) 949-1187. further information. by International President Hazel Jones How many of you have ringing in your ears? How many of you to have the greater loss than the right ear due to the fact that the left need to run the TV just a tad higher to hear the dialogue? How many ear is closer to the window and gets the first impact of the noise. I of you have watches that have alarms on them, but are unable to would assume that, if you were an active flight instructor and hear the ding when it goes off? How many of you have some or all of spending a good many hours in the right seat, you might possibly the above symptoms? have more loss in the right ear.
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