Type of Meeting: Regular Membership
Date of Meeting: July 08, 2010
Place of Meeting: Danielson Airport FBO - KLZD
Meeting Chair: President Glen Brodeur
Secretary/ Treasurer: Tom Veile
Meeting called to order @ 7:05 pm by President Glen Brodeur
Voting Members Present:Glen Brodeur, Robert Brodeur, Jim Gilliatt, Bob Polhemus, Larry Rainville, Tom Veile, Burt Salmon, Phil Gaudette, Joe Frappier, Andy Toni, Don LaPointe, Andy Stadig.
Quorum: Yes

M/S/V Minutes of the June meeting - No Corrections
M/S/V Treasurer’s July report – No Corrections

Old Business:
Young Eagles Day – Overwhelming success!! Over 20 young eagles were flown.
Congratulations and Thanks to the member who so graciously donated of their time and aircraft to make this day a winner! We appreciate your dedication.

New Business:
Form an Advertisement Committee to spearhead the media drive for upcomming events.
Fall Young Eagles Day suggested schedule would be Saturday 9/11/2010 with rain date 9/12/2010.
The significance of this date was not lost on the members.

Meeting adjourned: 7:30 pm. for brownies and socialization.

Next Meeting: August 12, 2010, 7:00 pm at Danielson FBO - KLZD

Type of Meeting: Regular Membership
Date of Meeting: May 13, 2010
Place of Meeting: Danielson Airport FBO - KLZD
Meeting Chair: President Glen Brodeur
Secretary/ Treasurer: Tom Veile
Meeting called to order @ 7:03 pm by President Glen Brodeur
Voting Members Present:Glen Brodeur, Robert Brodeur, Jim Gilliatt, Bob Polhemus, Larry Rainville, Tom Veile, Andy Toni, John Haney, Joe Frappier, Don LaPointe, Andrew Stadig, Burt Salmon, Tim Shea, Paul Kirsipuu, Tom Malek. Guests: Philip Gaudette, James Graham
Quorum: Yes

M/S/V Minutes of the April meeting - No Corrections
M/S/V Treasurer’s May report – No Corrections
M/S/V Provide 5#coffee and 7 doz donuts for Learn to Fly Day

Old Business:
Discussion of Learn to Fly Day May 15, 2010 (See below)

New Business:
Reminder: Young Eagles Day is scheduled for June 12, 2010 – rain date June 13, 2010.
Provide coffee and donuts for Learn to Fly Day.

LEARN TO FLY DAY MAY 15, 2010 (also Armed Forces Day) Scheduled from 09:00 to 16:00.
Members to wear items identifying themselves as members of EAA Chapter 1035 or Learn to Fly Day
Members should arrive between 07:30 – 08:00 if possible
National Guard from 11:00 to 14:30 with helicopter

Business meeting adjourned 7:50 pm. for Coffee and Oshkosh Video.

Next Meeting will be June 10, 2010, 7:00 pm at Danielson FBO

CHAPTER 1035
The Chickenhawk Flyer- December 2009
President: Glen Brodeur
Vice President: Don Lapointe
Secretary/ Treasurer: Tom Veile
Acting Editor: Glen Brodeur
Next Meeting: Thursday December 10 at the Danielson Airport at 7:00 PM.
Meeting called to order @ 7:20 by incoming president Glen Brodeur
Minutes of the October meeting read and accepted
Treasurer’s October report read and accepted
Old business: None
New business:

President Brodeur commenced the meeting by saying that the chapter members should check out the recent changes to the EAA HQ’s website www.eaa.org if they haven’t done so already. There have been significant changes for the better to the site. One area in particular (Oshkosh365) allows online access to “Sport Aviation” and “Experimenter” magazines all the way back to 1953. Previously, you had to buy an expensive set of CD’s to do this. You can also read the latetest Sport Aviation online before you get it in the mail. Unlike the old site, this site is interactive. It allows members to post questions and to form groups of like minded individuals, say builders of a particular aircraft for example. It’s your dues that is paying for this, you should use it.
He then asked the membership to consider a chapter project. Not an aircraft project, but one of a different nature. Specifically, perhaps the chapter could think about sponsoring or co-sponsoring a deserving youngster to attend the EAA Youth Academy. Trevor Rzucidlo also suggested that perhaps the chapter could establish a scholarship in the amount of $500. No motions were asked for or resolutions were past but it is food for thought for upcoming meetings.
Our Young Eagles coordinator, John Haney, has tentatively set Young Eagles Day for June 12 with a rain date of the 13th. Glen Brodeur offered that prospective Young Eagles could have the opportunity to be voluntarily fingerprinted at the event. The cards would then be turned over to the parents for safekeeping. Renee Brodeur, an FBI trained fingerprint technician has volunteered to do this if the chapter is in favor. It was also suggested that we keep a record of the names of the young eagles for posterity.
Andy Toni brought up the suggestion that the chapter consider purchasing an “I” bond at this time. He feels that this would be the most opportune time to do so. May we ask our Treasurer to look into this?

Business meeting adjourned at 7:45

After the conclusion of the business portion of the meeting, Glen Brodeur gave a short demonstration of Microsoft’s flight simulator. Using a laptop and a “control yoke”, we made a circuit around the pattern at Danielson airport in a Cessna 172. The standard (19.95) version “X” program has 18 aircraft in the package and includes the Air Creation Trike ultralight, the venerable J-3 Cub to the Boeing 747 and Airbus A-321. Want to fly a Lear jet? Here’s your chance. The upgraded X-Plane 9 software ($48.95) allows individuals to design their own aircraft. And, for all you would be shuttle pilots out there, it’s in the program for you to try. Also, you can download thousands of aircraft online into the programs. The flight sim programs and the control yoke can be purchased online at www.mypilotstore.com for as little as $19.95 and $114 respectively. Rudder pedals can be added for even more realism for an additional $116. Whether you are an arm chair pilot or working to stay current, this is by far the best bang for your buck out there. While nothing can replace the actual flying experience, in my opinion, this offers some fairly realistic aircraft performance, weather conditions and cockpit amenities. The COM and NAV radios, the ADF, and GPS all work. With over 18,000 airports around the world at your fingertips, this will keep you very busy navigating and shooting approaches into exotic places. And for the ultimate experience, 3-D glasses are also available. As always, when considering a purchase, be sure to check your computer’s compatibility with any software beforehand. Maybe Santa will be good to you or your favorite pilot this year.
Looking for that $100 hamburger? Try the restaurant at Minuteman Airfield in Stow, MA. They have a very good, nominally priced menu and a professional staff. The “Phantom Gourmet” gives this establishment high marks. They also offered “Senior Specials” the day we were there. This is a great way to impress your significant other or flying buddy with your aviation prowess and treat them to a great meal to boot. And for your aircraft, mogas is available as well as 100LL. Always call ahead to check fuel availability.
NOTICE: If you still carry a paper Airmen’s Certificate you must get a plastic replacement as they will become null and void by March/2010.

Respectfully submitted,
Glen Brodeur- President

Type of Meeting: Regular Membership

Date of Meeting: Thursday December 10, 2009

Place of Meeting: Danielson Airport FBO - KLZD

Meeting Chair: President Glen Brodeur

Secretary/ Treasurer: Tom Veile

Meeting called to order @ 7:05 by President Glen Brodeur

Voting Members Present

Glen Brodeur, Robert Brodeur, Jim Gilliatt, John Haney, Tom Malek, Bill Mason, William Meagher,

Bob Polhemus, Larry Rainville, Burt Salmon, Andy Toni, Tom Veile

Quorum: Yes

M/S/V Minutes of the November meeting - No corrections

M/S/V Treasurer’s December report - No corrections

Old Business:

Following Items were discussed and layed on the table

1.  Trevor's suggestion - use C150 for club.  President Brodeur to contact Trevor for

more information to be presented at next meeting

2. $500 scholarship for deserving youth for aviation education - suggestions included the new AMT School at Brainard Airport or possibly EAA Youth Academy. Members  more data required

New Business:

M/S/V Young Eagles dates and details - June 12th, 2010 and rain date June 13th, 2010

M/S/V Improve record keeping of meeting minutes for compliance with IRS and TSA.

Report from Treasurer concerning I-Bond purchase.

            Investigation shows that I-Bonds yield rate has been reduced to 0.00%

M/S/V Drop consideration of I bonds.

Point of  Information:

             EAA Headquarters suggested IRS 501(c)(3) compliance with specific clauses in the bylaws.

            Our bylaws were amended 2008 to reflect current IRS requirements.

Following items were discussed and layed on the table.

1. John and Burt will connect with local scouts and other youth groups for Young Eagles Day.

2. Participation in Danielson Spring Fling in April. Possible float and red sparrows team.

3. Tryout EAA E-grams.

4. Get Guest Speakers from EAA aviation speakers bureau.

Meeting Adjourned: 7:55 pm

Following the business meeting there was a DVD presentation about the Sonex company and its products.

Also, welcome to our newest chapter member Bill Mason.

Type of Meeting: Regular Membership
Date of Meeting: January 14, 2010
Place of Meeting: Danielson Airport FBO - KLZD

Meeting Chair: President Glen Brodeur
Secretary/ Treasurer: Tom Veile
Meeting called to order @ 7:03 pm by President Glen Brodeur

Voting Members Present:
Glen Brodeur, Robert Brodeur, Jim Gilliatt, John Haney, Tom Malek, Bill Mason, William Meagher,
Bob Polhemus, Larry Rainville, Tom Veile. Guest: Phil Gaudette – FBO Operator

Quorum: Yes

M/S/V Minutes of the December meeting - No Corrections
M/S/V Treasurer’s January report – No Corrections

Old Business:

Young Eagles Dates: June 12, 2010 Rain Date: June 13, 2010
Trevor's C-150 – Costs may be prohibitively high.
No Danielson Spring fling this year.
$500 youth scholarship was tabled pending further investigation.

New Business:

Tom Malek has Cessna 120 available to club for $8000. Tabled pending further investigation.

Next Meeting will be February 11, 2010, 7:00 pm at Danielson FBO - KLZD



Discussion

Brooklyn Fair – Last weekend in August – Possible display of member's aircraft at fair coupled with young eagle recruitment.
Young Eagles in August – possible to coincide with the Brooklyn Fair recruitment drive.
Phil Gaudette [FBO Operator] – would be supportive of an Aviation Day at the airport – to coincide with our Young Eagles Day in June..

Business Meeting Adjourned: 7:25 pm

Presentation

Tom Malek led the night's presentation with 3 DVD's of light aircraft flying and an Airshow in Georgia
Tom was featured flying the Phantom Ultralight at the Mallards Landing Airpark GA04 in Locust Grove, GA.

Meeting Adjourned: 8:45 pm

Type of Meeting: Regular Membership
Date of Meeting: February 18, 2010
Place of Meeting: Danielson Airport FBO - KLZD
Meeting Chair: President Glen Brodeur
Secretary/ Treasurer: Tom Veile
Meeting called to order @ 7:03 pm by President Glen Brodeur
Voting Members Present:Glen Brodeur, Robert Brodeur, Jim Gilliatt, Tom Malek, William Meagher, Bob Polhemus, Larry Rainville, Tom Veile, Paul Kirsipuu, Burt Salmon, Paul Nason. Guests: Dan LaBossiere, John Garabgdian, Andy Stadig.
Quorum: Yes

M/S/V Minutes of the January meeting - No Corrections
M/S/V Treasurer’s February report – No Corrections
M/S/V $125 to offset President Brodeur's expenses to attend an EAA Oshkosh Leadership Conference in Oshkosh, WI on the weekend of February 27 & 28, 2010.
Old Business:

Larry Rainville reported that Brooklyn Fair officials were not in favor of Chapter 1035 having a booth at the fair. Negotiations will be on-going but the outlook is bleak.

New Business:

President Brodeur will ask someone to approach the Woodstock Fair administration to see if we could set up a general information booth without interfering with the relationship between the Woodstock Airport tenants and the Fair.

Business meeting adjourned 8:05pm. for Coffee & Video Presentation of float flying in AK

Next Meeting will be March 11, 2010, 7:00 pm at Danielson FBO - KLZD

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