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Monthly Safety Updates/Reminders Will Be Provided By Glenn Mouille

1 March 2010

Hy guys;
This is Glenn your safety officer coming live from his living room in great anticipation of getting back to the field and flying . One thing to remember is that safety is of the most prominent thing on the agenda. If it is a little cold and you have a lot of clothes on , be careful not to get caught in the prop. Also, cold fingers don't move as easy as they should. Of course I'm talking to experienced pilots, no punt intended. I recall trying to adjust my carb from the front one time and 13 stitches later I got a brain storm that it's done from the back. Ha Ha . See you at the field or at breakfast.
Your resident Cajun;

Howdy fellows;
I apologise for taking so long to put thoughts into words. I've been on vacation for a month and working on airplanes and? So much for excuses, now on to more important things.

It's a good idea to check connections once in a while to avoid any corrosion.

Case in point, this past Tuesday I noticed an incident with Carl's plane. The right aeileron was fluttering. It may not have been a bad connection but it just could've. Anyway, it was a thought and not a bad idea to check once in a while.

We had a lot of fun this past Tuesday helping Jim, a soon to be a new member, to fly his plane. Tony was very helpful in that he instructed Jim on a buddy box and trimmed out the plane for him. The ugly stick flew very well. If anyone has a radio with a square plug for a buddy box please let someone know so Jim or myself can accomodate some training for Jim. Thanks.

From Glenn your friendly safety officer: