The EOC Nationals are going to be July 1-5 at Jacksonville IL. The same site as last year. Last year there were day trips to sites around Springfield.
I am volunteering to help. I know that we are looking for speakers and such. If anyone has any input or knows of someone as a speaker, please send it to me and I will be glad to be the collection point from the Coupe list. Don Mack N2051H [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jerry Eichenberger > Sent: Thursday, January 21, 1999 9:53 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Other web pages and groups.. > > > I agree that the Short Wing Piper Club's page is very nice. > Also check out the Unofficial Cessna 120/140 site. I don't > have the internet address, but you can easily find it on your > search engine. > Last summer I was a speaker at the Short Wing Piper Club's > annual convention which was held in Dayton, Ohio, very near > to my home in the Columbus area. > I don't know what their attendance was in total, but I had a > crowd of over 100 in my presentation, and it was SRO. Their > banquet was very nice that night, and somebody from AOPA > talked about the Tripacer that AOPA is giving away this year > in their annual drawing. > I've been a coupe owner for only a year, and haven't attended > any EOC gatherings. But I would certainly use SWPC as an > example of how to do it right. > There are so many things to go to in the summer, especially > Oshkosh, that it's hard to budget time and $$ for all that is > available. While Dayton may not sound like a garden spot, > SWPC arranged a private, after hours tour of the USAF Museum > at Wright Patterson AFB for the attendees. If you've never > seen the museum, it's worth the trip from anywhere to enjoy > it, and plan at least a full day for really soaking it up > thoroughly, especially if you like to read all of the posters > and signs around the place. > The Wright brothers bicycle shop is now owned by the U.S. > Park Service, and while not very big, it's really neat to go > to the place where it all began. For car nuts, the national > Packard museum is also in Dayton. > So, there are lots of places and opportunties out there. > Jerry Eichenberger > Columbus, Ohio > N2906H > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
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