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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN PILOTS VOL. XXI NO. 3 MAY/JUNE 1995 Amelia Earhart: Eagle Equity was the #2 growth fund for 1994! According to Lipper Analytical Services, the Amelia Earhart: Eagle Equity Fund had the #2 total return among 481 growth funds for the year ending 12/31/94. One Year Total Return 17.73% without sales load 12.53% with max. 4.5% load Since Inception (3/5/93) 16.84% without sales load 13.93% with max. 45% load Performance data represents past performance. Investment return and principle value will fluctuate; shares may be worth more or less upon redemption than at original cost. Jill H. Travis, MBA, CFP Portfolio Manager Registered Representative of Capital Investment Group, Inc. Distributor ATTENTION 99ers! No Load for Pilots - please include a copy 1- 810- 351-4856 of your FAA license Ext. 30 with your application. AMELIA A R H A R T EAGLE INVESTMENTS One Towne Square • Suite 1913 • Southfield, Michigan 4 8 0 7 6 Ms. Travis is President of Amelia Earhart Capital Management, inc., the registered investment advisor to Amelia Earhart: Eagle Equity Fund. No sales load is charged for investments of $100,000 and over and a reduced sales load is charged for investments of $50,000 to $100,000. During the period covered by the return, the Advisor waived its fee and reimbursed a portion of the Fund's expenses which increased the return of the Fund. Shares may be worth more or less at redemption than at the original purchase. Distributed by Capital Investment Group, Inc. 105 N. Washington, Rocky Mount, NC 27802, (919) 972-9922 THE 99 NEW S- INTERNATIONAL WOMEN PILOTS 1ST INTERNATIONAL (ISSN 0273-608x) is published by M W O M EN PILOTS THE NINETY NINES®INC. THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE NINETY-NINES* INC. A Delaware Nonprofit Corporation Organized November 2, 1929 May/June 1995 Volume 21, No. 3 THE NINETY-NINES EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Cover: Am y Johnson, first woman to fly alone from Britain to Australia. Loretta Gragg Part I of II. Story on page 5. EDITOR Betty Rowley 4 Calendar 12 Pilot Profile: Lee Wilkerson EDITORIAL COMMITTEE — Trish Drum loyce Wells 5 Amy Johnson Lu Hollander — Muriel Johnson Boyd 13 Pilot Profile: Mary Lamoy Alexis Koehler — Gene Nora Jessen 8 President's Comments ART DIRECTOR —Joyce Wells 14 Can Women Pilots Save G.A.? |im Simpson 8 Resource Center Report — Philip Gold ADVERTISING —Verna West 15 How to Contact Congressmen COORDINATOR Cindy Rusher 9 Board of Directors Report 15 Member Benefits, ADVERTISING SALES —Lu Hollander Services & Resources John Shoemaker 16 WIA Conference Report 1-800-773-7798, Ext. 3317 9 Aviation Career Services —Marilyn Smith —By Erica Scurr EDITORIAL OFFICE 807 N. 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Southwest: Susan Larson-Tarabetz Israeli: Rina Levinson-Adler Box 965, 7100 Terminal Drive Canada: New Zealand: Pamela Marion Adams Oklahoma City, OK 73159 USA East Canada: Joy Blackwood Copyright 1995 West Canada: Joan Lynum Members at Large: Eleanor Joan Bailey PERPETUAL CALENDAR 22-25 Air Race Classic 18-19 17th Annual Okie Derby OCTOBER Reno, NevAHamilton, Proficiency Air Race 1995 19-21 AOPA EXPO'95 W.Va. Oklahoma City, Okla. JUNE Atlantic City Convention Pauline Glasson Lu Hollander 2-3 New England Section Center 512-289-1101 405-942-2260 Laura Smith Altantic City, N.J. 603-749-2262 23-25 Crater Lakes Flyers Chapter 26 Maple Leaf Chapter Drew Steketee 2-4 23rd Annual Garden State Safety Fly-in & Survival Clinic Poker Run 301-695-2156 300 Proficiency Contest Klamath Falls, Ore London, Ontario Canada Racquel McNeil Rhea Bastian Grace Mofitt 503-783-2141 519-238-2925 1996 908-446-9759 MAY 24 Canadian Rockies Fly-out 2-4 26th Annual llli-Nines SEPTEMBER 2-5 Southeast/Mid-Atlantic to Silverwood, Wash Air Derby 1-3 Northwest Section Caribbean Sections Penticton, BC, Canada Aurora, III. Eagle Crest Resort Joint Meeting June Mills Ellen O'Hara Redmond, Ore. Charleston, S.C. 604-492-8017(0) 708-530-0903 Anita Lewis Louise White 604-497-5731 (H) 208-377-9244 Fax 704-687-0950 3 Garden State 300 Fax 604-492-3001 Raindate. June 4 9-10 Mile High Air Derby 17-19 North Central Section Racquel McNeil JULY MHAD Louisville, Ky. 50 Tarrytown Rd. 4 East Canada Section 14437 W. 32nd Ave. Terri Donner Englishtown, N.J. Governor in Council Golden, CO 80401-1475 502-245-9121 Halifax, Nova Scotia 9-11 Annual Buckeye Air Rally 20-24 USPFT Nationals Joy Blackwood SEPTEMBER Bowling Green, Ohio (tentative) 905-841-7930 5-8 North Central Section Wood County Airport Ft. Worth, Texas Cleveland, Ohio Sandy Gordley 4-8 Ninety-Nines International Jody McCarrell Meigs Adams 419-353-0389 Convention 501-642-2508 216-650-4846 Connie McConnell Halifax, Nova Scotia 22-24 Southeast Section 27 South Central Section 216-228-6333 Sue Ehrlander Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 519-448-1567 Fort Worth, Texas 10-11 NY/NJ Fall Section Meeting Maria Petritsis Carole Sutton Best Western 16-20 American Bonanza Society 305-975-2471 402-324-5285 Poughkeepsie. 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    Biography File Headings Surname Location Cross Reference Cross Reference Cross Reference Cross Reference A Aagaard Aalto McHenry Aavang Greenwood TWP / Woodstock Aavang Photos Greenwood TWP / Woodstock Abando Abbamonto Cary Abbey Abbot see Abbott Abbot(t) Algonquin TWP Abbott Greenwood TWP / Woodstock Abbott Marengo Abbs Abboud Aibel Aibell Abercrombie Marengo see Aicox Abernathy Aberst Abernethy Ablinger Abolins Abi Abner Abraham Abraham Coral TWP Abraham Marengo Abraham Seneca TWP Abrahamsen Abramat Abramovitz Abrath Abromaitis Abdullai Abt Achey Achtenfeld Ackeman(n) Acker Harvard Acker Acker Marengo Ackeret Ackerman Ackerman Crystal Lake Ackerson Ackerson Seneca TWP Ackert Ackley Ackman Acosta Acox Marengo Acred Adair Adam Adamek Algonquin Adams Adams Alden Adams Chemung TWP Adams Coral TWP Adams Marengo/Greenwood Adams Harvard Adams Hebron TWP Adams Huntley Adams McHenry TWP Adams Richmond Adamson Union, Huntley, Marengo Adamy Addison McHenry Addy Adler Adolphs Adolphsen Adomaitis 1 Adolphus Adriance Crystal Lake Adrain Adridge Adrience Adsit Aerkfritz Aeverman McHenry Aevermann Cary Afeld, R McHenry Affeldt Affield Agard Affronti Aggen Agnes Agnew Aguirre Ahearn Ahlberg Ahlman Ahlstram Ahnger Ahrens Ahrens Alden Ahrens Cary Ahrens Harvard Ahrens Hebron Ahrens Huntley Ahrens Marengo Aicher Aicher McHenry Aicox Aiello Aikin Ainger Ainsalu Ainsworth Aissen Akerberg Akerburg Akerman Akers Akinner Akins Alanson Albanese Albee Alberding Albers Albert Alberth Alberts Albertsen Albertson Albertus Alberty See Alberti Alberti(y) Alden Albrecht Crystal Lake Albery Alberty Albrecht Grafton TWP Albold Albrecht Marengo/Union Albrecht McHenry Albrecht Woodstock Albretch See Albrecht Alberth Albright Albright Woodstock Albro(w) Seneca Alcock Alden Alcumbrac Alderman Aldersen Alderson Bull Valley Aldred 2 Aldrich Aldridge Alex Alexakos Alexander Alexander Crystal Lake Alexander Fox R.
  • 2003 Competition Plan Update

    2003 Competition Plan Update

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  • List of Congress Delegates

    List of Congress Delegates

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