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THETHE OFFICIALOFFICIAL PUBLICATIONPUBLICATION OFOF THETHE WOMENWOMEN SOARINGSOARING PILOTSPILOTS ASSOC.ASSOC. February,February, 20052005 Www.womensoaring.org IIN THIS ISSUE 2005 Seminar PAGE 2 July 11-15, 2005 at Air Sailing Gliderport Reno, NV From the President For contact: Terry Duncan by Lucy Anne McKoski [email protected] Badges by Helen D’Couto Phone 408 446-0847 From the Editor by Frauke Elber PAGE 3 Convention Report by Colleen Koenig PAGE 4 TuesdayTuesday FlightFlight byby CindyCindy BricknerBrickner PAGE 5 On Line Contest PAGE 6 Motorless Flight Sympo- sium,Facts and Trends, but Safety First by Roberta Fischer Malara PAGE 7 FOD Happens by Joel Cornell PAGE 8 Lindbergh Trophy Help needed InvitationInvitation toto WSPAWSPA Welcome new members PAGE 9 HOW TO DRESS FOR WINTER FLYING Hear Say The above picture shows Ginny Schweizer ready for a flight from Harris Hill in the winter of 1940 in the open cockpit Kirby Kite which required special clothing to keep warm. PAGE 10--11 Rather than trying to explain what she wore she had submitted this picture which was taken by Scholarships and Scholarship Hans Groenhoff (Another great soaring pioneer. Ed.) The photo and story was published in Applications Life Magazine Ginny said that being launched by auto tows in that open sailplane on a very cold day was thrilling and a lot of fun. She had no problem keeping warm with all those flying clothes which were also used for a New Year Day’s flight. Thanks to Kay Gertsen, editor of Ridgewind, newsletter of the Harris Hill Soaring. Corp page 2 February 2005 THE WOMEN SOARING PILOTS Badges through Silver Altitude ASSOCIATION (WSPA) WAS Cheryl Beckage FOUNDED IN 1986 AND IS Dec.15, 2005 Mary Cowie AFFILIATED WITH THE SOARING by Helen D’Couto Katherine (Kat) Haessler SOCIETY OF AMERICA Silver Distance ANNUAL DUES (JULY-JUNE) ARE $10.. Diamond Badge (International) Katherine (Kat) Haessler SEND TO : 6933 Karen Geisinger Arleen Coleson Silver Duration From the Editor Treasurer Diamond Altitude Marie Cowie 324 E Yukka Dr. Diamond Goal Bronze Badge Time for Change Hobbs,NM 88240 Laura Sue Hohanshelt Grace Higgins Cheryl Beckage During the now 33 years of a news- Diamond Distance letter for women glider pilots, first to ELECTIONS ARE HELD EVERY OTHER C Badge keep a loosely knit group informed YEAR. THE 2005/06 BOARD Gold Badge Elise Chong and later as the official newsletter of Ruthann K.Povinelli Cheryl Beckage WSPA, we increased the fee/dues Lucy Anne McKosky (NC) Grace Higgins only once from $7.50 to the present President Gold Distance $10. Back in the seventies, 1st class 47 Lammers Ave. Laura Sue Hohanshelt B Badge postage stamp was 6 cents. Now it is Centerville, OH 45459 Elise Chong 37 cents and a double-digit increase Gold Altitude Cheryl Beckage is looming. The similar increases Linda Mathias (NE) Katherine (Kat) Haessler Kathryn Dougherty took place in cost of paper and even Vicepresident Grace Higgins more so in copying. 151 Hidden Acres Circ. Silver Badge Windsor, VA 23487 Ruthann K. Povinelly A Badge More and more clubs revert to pub- Liz Mc Manus lishing their newsletters on the Inter- Katherine (Kat) Haessler See Badges on page 9) Arleen Coleson (SC) net and inform their members when Treasurer the newsletters are posted. I just 324 E Yukka Dr. looked at the printing and mailing Hobbs,NM 88240 costs of Hangar Soaring (not taking From the President Lucy Anne McKlosky in account, paper, I am using, ink Kat Haessler (NW) cartridges, mailing labels and the Secretary Hello Everyone! many hours of work The average 8700 W.Carefree Hwy. costs this year were about $7/ Peoria AZ 85383 This is soaring’s slow season – at least in Ohio, but WSPA is going person/year. Add the latter costs – strong with a new board gearing up for the coming year. Many thanks except for the work hours- and it Jessica Stearn (SE) to Frauke for handling the election process. Our new board members becomes very obvious that our $10 27801 Matheson Ave. are: dues barely cover the costs of the Bonita Springs, FL 34135 Lucy Anne McKoski North Central Region newsletter. To keep the costs low I President have been collating, folding, ad- Kathleen Morse (SW) dressing and putting stamps on etc, 2310 Rock St. Apt.32 Linda Mathias North East Region where I could have had this done by Mountain View CA 94043 Vice President the printer at extra cost. As you probably know, women who have Arleen Coleson South Central Region completed their Diamonds become Treasurer Honorary Members and don’t have to pay dues. We presently have about HANGAR SOARING IS PUBLISHED Kat Haessler North West Region 150 dues paying members. Weren’t FEB, MAY, AUG, NOV. PLEASE SEND Secretary it for some generous donations, we STORIES, PHOTOGRAPHS, could not support the scholarships or COMMENTS, ETC TO Jessica Stearn South East Region be represented at the convention. [email protected] OR FRAUKE Kathleen Morse South West Region The solution –you guessed it- is ei- ELBER, EDITOR, ther to increase the dues or do what 213 ANNE BURRAS LA., These women bring a wealth of aviation experience to the board, which many clubs are now doing: publish NEWPORT NEWS VA 23606-3637 can only enrich the organization. In comparison with them, I feel like a the newsletter on the net. It would be newcomer, but I know I can count on them to share their expertise. no major undertaking to code the VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT One of the great things about WSPA is the way everyone pitches in to membership roster in “E” –members www://womensoaring.org get the job done, whether it is raising money for scholarships, organiz- who will get the newsletter from the ing our booth for the SSA convention, putting on our annual seminar, or net or “M” for the ones who want to Sharon Smith, WEBMASTER encouraging women in soaring at our own gliderports. receive the hard copy, so that the 801 Elsbeth (Continued on page 9 “President”) mailing labels print out for only the Dallas,TX 75208 ones coded “M”. Members I have e- February 2005 page 3 mail addresses of would be noti- SSA Convention & Air Sports Expo, Ontario, California – 2005 fied as soon as Hangar Soaring is By Colleen Koenig posted or I can attach it as a pdf file to a group mailing. I have done This was my first convention, I was amazed at the selection of workshops available. You could spend the whole this for several years with our club convention just hopping from one to another. The vendor booths covered all aspects of soaring, and the people newsletter. Several of our oversea were smiling and friendly. The WSPA booth drew a lot of attention with the colorful flag display and friendly conver- members are getting the newslet- sation. We signed up 6 new members and handed out many more fliers. Lots of people stopped by to chat, and it ter this way. Beside saving costs was great to visit WSPA members new and old. I had the chance to attend a few workshops. Paul Remde walked the online version is available in us through his comparison of the different loggers and computers available. His website is an excellent re- color. source. My favorite was Dick Johnson’s talk on the Sparrowhawk. He also briefly touched on the Russia and PW5 total energy probes. Hans Werner Grosse’s talked about his incredible ETA. What a glider! The Charlie Spratt/Ed Please give it a thought and let me Kilborne dinner Friday night was really fun, and the banquet on Saturday was quite thrilling with Mile Melvill telling know what your opinion is (higher his story about Space Ship One. Very Exciting, I had excellent company and the events were thrilling! dues or electronic newsletter). The main topic circles I experienced at the convention were recruiting and winches. There were wonderful ideas for With the new Board now in place recruiting people, both at the national level where the SSA would be involved, and at the local club or FBO level. we have to have a serious look at Alexis Latner moderated a discussion on that topic, which was quite stimulating. The discussion continued at the the WSPA zoning. The present 6 WSPA breakfast. The talk on winches was well attended, and there was a very positive buzz in the room after- zones do not take in account the wards. If you have not tried a winch tow, find an opportunity as you are in for a great thrill. I am really glad to have distribution of members across the had the opportunity to represent WSPA at the booth, and attend a very successful Soaring convention in Ontario. country or foreign countries. This became very obvious when we asked for nominations from the different regions. As the member- Photos ship roster I mailed out in Novem- Frauke Elber ber and which was sorted by states and countries showed, the spread of our members is very lobsided. Texas with 14 leads the pack, while far away Hawaii shows only one member. Beside we have 17 members in 9 foreign countries. My suggestion is to reduce the Colleen Koenig at the booth WSPA breakfast regions from 6 to 3 with two repre- sentatives of each region or even get rid of the region all together Editor’s note: preceding the convention were months of planning and discussions how to decorate the booth at a and get 6 candidates out of the full minimum of investment and shipping costs. We decided that displaying the countries where WSPA has members roster of eligible members by their flags (12”x18” in size) would make an eye-catching, colorful display.
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