Subject: Rotormotor get-together
From: ACRE NL
Date: 8/22/2001, 3:27 PM

Herb Sanders wrote:

Hi Paul and Rotary fans, We briefly discussed at Oshkosh having a
get-together in Memphis this fall & I would like to propose a date and
some activities. Greg Richter has said he would come and his flying Cozy
and Blue Mtn EFIS would certainly be a main attraction. Ken Powell/
Monty, and a few others mentioned they would like to have a composite
workshop and I could handle that / maybe Bill Freeman would also come &
help. Dave Smith has the Chris Gentry Glasair/13B Turbo set up on a
portable test stand and about ready to run.

I also have a 13B built up block only and a 12A we could tear down for
fun. I would hope we could attract some of the flying rotary guys
(Tracy, Ed Anderson, Finn, George Graham, Perry, Chuck, and any others).
Tom Jordan from St Louis with the Supercharged 13B power Big EZ said he
would be interested in coming. Memphis is home to the best pork barbeque
in the world and I would cater lunch for everyone.

We have 3 bedrooms  and two twin mattresses for the gameroom, so we
could accomodate 3 couples and two more guys/gals/ and Bill Eck and Dave
Smith live in the same neighborhood and they can put up several people
each. First claim on rooms to Paul and those who fly rotary planes in,
but we will try to put up anyone from out of town who wants to stay the
night.

I know it is difficult to pick a date that suits everyone, but
Friday/Sat Sept 21/22 will work for me and for Greg Richter. Some
technical exchange of info, but mainly a social event and could be fun
if we can get a crowd together. Give me some feedback is there is
interest.

Herb Sanders / Memphis, TN     fly in to OLV
Home 901-754-6784     Office 901 458-1630    Cell 901 833-1630

I'll be three unless the old ball and chain vetoes the idea :-)
I'll let you know for sure later today Herb.

Paul Lamar
 
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