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i ib ie u is OFFICIAL/ PUBLICATIONBS/ OF THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN PILOTS ORGANIZATION A/eus 4Jotiy>n5. R .J. Miller Eloise M. Smith 49'/jer o f 1Serene Trubey Miller Margaret succumbed to leukemia last Lake Michigan Chapter R .J. Miller was killed June 30 when a car month after spending several months in a hit him while riding his m otorcycle local hospital undergoing chemotherapy. A pioneer in women’s aviation, Eloise was R .J., a handsome, thoughtful, kind and She will be missed by her chapter members. the first woman to solo and to obtain a pilot’s considerate young man, became known to by Lu Hollander license in the Kalamazoo, Michigan area. In the All-Ohio Chapter as a participant in the 1935 at the age of 28, she soloed in a Curtiss Buckeye Air Rally. He met Verene at his Robin and won her private pilot license two Shirley L. Chastain second BAR in 1980 in Springfield, Ohio. years later. Receiving flight instructor certi­ Indiana Chapter Since R .J. had his business in Detroit and fication in 1939, she plunged immediately Verene heads the charter department at Courageous Shirley Chastain did not let into an active program of teaching, from Lane Aviation in Columbus, a commuting, her illness (brain tumors) be known until it sunrise to sunset, Western Michigan long-distance romance began. They were was impossible to hide it from family and College’s Navy cadets in the V5 program. married in September 1981. friends. She was set free July 4 — free of the Sacrificing travel with her lawyer and naval His final resting place is Forest Lawn suffering she had endured for so long. officer husband, Harry, she thus served her Cemetery, just under the flight path of the She had been a registered surgical nurse country in World War II. approach to 28L at Port Columbus. We for 28 years, was president of the Indiana After the war, Eloise worked as a flight think of him often, especially as we make Surgical Nurses Association and a founding instructor at Austin Lake Airport until 1963 our final approach. member of the Flying Nurses Association. when she opened the E.M. Smith Flight Shirley was a private pilot and had been a School at Kalamazoo Municipal Airport. In by Jeane M. Wolcott member of the 99s since 1973. She served as 1967, she merged with Kal Aero, serving co-chairman and later chairman of the that school as chief flight instructor until she Margaret Brown Indiana Chapter’s Air Marking Program. retired in 1970 to care for her ill husband. Oklahoma Chapter She also worked on our F.A.I.R. and only Eloise was a member of the 99s for 47 Margaret Brown began flying in 1964 and last summer helped man our food con­ years in both Michigan and Lake Michigan became a 99 and Oklahoma Chapter mem­ cession stand at the Confederate Air Force Chapters. She served in all chairs and ber in 1970. Her relationship with aviation Air Show. committees on chapter and section levels, was much more extensive than these dates She and her husband Richard, who was was section governor in 1956, a member of reflect, as her father was World War I pilot not a pilot, loved to travel. They were the International Nominating Committee, Thomas Aaron Curtis. members of Ambassadair and the Indi­ International Board and International Sec­ Margaret and husband Sam flew a anapolis Sailing Club. They owned a large retary. Cessna 210 for many years; in fact, she flew sailboat that they kept at Antigua. Eloise, who went to New Horizons June the 1974 Angel Derby in this plane — an Shirley’s interests were varied and her 27, was loved by and claimed the respect of experience that created a lifetime of friends many. She will be missed by all. all of Michigan’s aviation community. memories for her. by Rae Cawdell by Mary Creason New International Officers Chosen International officers for 1984-86 include President Hazel Jones, Vice President Barbara Sestito, Secretary Jean Davis and Treasurer Judy Hall. Board members include Marie Christensen and Pat Roberts, whose terms will expire in 1985; Marilyn Copeland, immediate Past President; and Chanda Sawant Budhabhatti and Harriet Fuller, who were elected at International Convention in Alaska. Gifts to International Headquarters \ Archives Babe Weyant Ruth, Michigan Chapter llovene Potter, Greater Seattle Chapter Mari Hurley, Imperial So-Lo Chapter Building Expansion Fund Nebraska Chapter Ruth Rueckert, Bay Cities Chapter Pat Roberts, Santa Clara Valley Chapter Dorothy McManus, Wisconsin Chapter by Jack McManus Library Barbara Jenison, Central Illinois Chapter Hazel Jones, Dallas Redbird Chapter Resource Center Long Island Chapter Eloise M. Smith PUBLISHER Tht Nlntty-Nlntt, Inc. EDITOR Lu Hollander EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS OFFICIALM PUBLICATION & OF THE INTERNATIONAL ffnm WOMEN PILOTS ORGANIZATION s N«ma Masonhall Nancy Smith VOLUME 1 1 ____________SEPTEMBER 1984_____________ NUMBER 7 EDITORIAL CONSULTANT Jan Million FEATURES ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Loretta Gragg 7 Travel to World Aviation, 5 Midway Metrolink HEADQUARTERS SECRETARY Education and Safety Pamela Mackey Congress 6 Plane Stuff 8 San Antonio Hosts 11 Avco Lycoming Regional USPFT International Officers 13 Cessna Aircraft PRESIDENT 9 Forest of Friendship 21 Tejas Avionics, Inc. Hazel Jones Ceremonies Impressive 8536 Mediterranean Dr.. Dallas TX 75238 24 Classified VICE PRESIDENT 12 1984 AE Scholarship Barbara Sestito Winners 8041 Ravima Ct . Fair Oaks CA 95628 19 The Inner Harbor — SECRETARY Jean Davis Baltimore’s Renaissance 1812 Center St.. Walla Walla WA 99362 20 Inside the Opening TREASURER Ceremonies of the Judy Hall 2115 Sanjo D r. P 0 Box 193. Uzella GA 31052 XXIII Olympiad BOARD MEMBERS 22 Women Pilots in the Chanda Sawant Budhabhattl AWAC Program Marie Christensen Marilyn Copeland Harriet Fuller DEPARTMENTS Pat Roberts 2 New Horizons 4 Calendar The 99 NEWS 4 New Ratings International Headquarters Terminal Dr and Amelia Earhart Ln. P.O. Box 59965 4 Book Review Will Rogers World Airport Oklahoma City OK 73159 5 The President’s Message (405)682-4425 6 Safety Education: POSTMASTER: Sand addrei* changes to "Crosswind Landings” The Ninety-Nines, Inc., P.O. Box 59965, Will Rogers World Airport, Oklahoma 6 Seek & Keep City OK 73159. 10 Intent to Seek Election CIRCULATION INFORMATION Forms ON THE COVER: The 99 NEWS is published monthly except bimonthly 16 AE Scholarship January/February and July/August Annual subscription Captain Wendy Hood, aircraft rate Is $17 50 and is included as part ot the annual Application Forms membership ot The Ninety-Nines. Inc Subscriptions are commander of the E-3A Sentry available to non-members at the rate of $17 50 per year aircraft behind her, shares a unique Postmaster Second class postage paid at Oklahoma City 25 Chapter News and additional entry offices (SBN 0273-608S) status with two other women in the elite AWAC division of the Air Force Membership Count 8,274 aa of August 28.1884 38 Air Racing News (see page 20). C alendar_________________ New Ratings \ V } , SEPTEMBER MIDDLE EAST SECTION Sep. 12-16: WASP Reunion, San Diego, California. Robin Hosenball, Potomac — ATP Sep. 21-22: Mile High Air Derby, sponsored by Colorado Chapter, 400-mile speed race beginning in Denver and ending at the Baca Grande Resort. First prize, $1,000. Kits, $3, from NEW ENGLAND SECTION P.O. Box 461, Broomfield CO 80020. Catherine Feher. Connecticut Sep. 21-23: North Central Sectional, hosted by Greater St. Louis Chapter, Castle Oak - IFR, CFII - Helicopter Diane Weiss, Connecticut — AMEL Conference Center, Chesterfield, Missouri. Sep. 22-23:15th Annual EAA Eaat Coast Fly-In, Glenn L. Martin State Airport. Contact Jim NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY SECTION Eggleston, 2602 Elnora St., Wheaton MD 20902, (301) 933-0314. Marsha Lehman. Finger Lakes — IFR Sep. 28-30: Fall Southweat Sectional, Rio Bravo Tennis and Golf Resort, Bakersfield, Loretta Cangemi Besser, Long Island California, hosted by Bakersfield Chapter. Contact Elizabeth Saba, 3512 Pinehurst, Bakersfield - IFR CA 93306, (805) 871 -6876. Almee Larrat, Long Island — IFR Sep. 29: Long Island Chapter Poker Run; rain dates, Sep. 30, Oct. 6 or Oct. 7. Contact Roberta Pistorius, 22 Ingold Dr., Dix Hills NY 11746, (516) 427-6373. NORTH CENTRAL SECTION Sep. 30: The 99 NEW S deadline for November issue. Sally Schneider, Aux Plaines — AMEL Terry Sussman, Chicago Area — AMEL OCTOBER Cheryl VanZandt. Chicago Area - AMEL Oct. 5-7: Fall South Central Sectional. Tulsa, Oklahoma, hosted by Tulsa Chapter. Contact Phyllis Paris Mazo, Greater Detroit Area Melissa Whitehead, Rt. 4, Box 644, Bristow OK 74010, (918) 367-5408. - IFR Oct. 5-7: Shenandoah 500, competition part of the Shenandoah Fall Foliage Fly-In, Dodle Jewett, Lake Erie Shenandoah Valley Airport. Contact Milt Brown, NAA, 821 15th St., N.W., Washington, D C. - COMM, AMEL 20005. Janet Curry, Minnesota — CFII, AMEL Oct. 12-13:17th Annual Kachlna Doll Air Rally, sponsored by Phoenix Chapter, Scottsdale Mary Dodson, Minnesota — COMM, CFI Airport. Kits, $4, from Elaine Ralls, 1461 E. Grandview, Mesa AZ 85203. Charlotte Frink. Minnesota — CFI Marcl Glaesemann. Minnesota Oct. 12-14: Fall East Canada Sectional, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Delta Ottawa Hotel. - AMEL. IFR Oct. 20: Sunflower Air Rally, sponsored by Kansas Chapter, Hutchinson, Kansas. Rene Holmes, Minnesota — CFII, AMEL Oct. 20: Annual Treasure Hunt, Poker Run and Spot Landing Contest, sponsored by Hope Isaacson. Minnesota — AMEL, IFR Greater Detroit Area Chapter, Oakland-Pontiac Airport. Contact Sue Siporin, 31020 Sherry Winters, Minnesota — IFR Applewood, Farmington Hills Ml 48018, (313) 661-4601. SOUTH CENTRAL SECTION Oct. 20-21:14th Annual Jackson County Airshow, Jackson County Airport, Pascagoula, Mississippi. Contact Ramona O. Young, P.O. Box 1727, Pascagoula MS 39567, (601) 762- Michelle Miller, El Paso — CFII 2145 or 935-4500.
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