STOCKTON/MODESTO AREA
Flying Companion Seminar
If your companion doesn't share your love
of flying, or would like to learn more....send him or her to us!
Learn about: how airplanes fly; how to read charts and help navigate;
what the instruments are for; how the radios work; how to pre-flight
an airplane; how to prepare for emergencies; where the fun places
to fly can be found; and more
Interesting and fun... No tests!
DATE: Sat., Apr. 26, 9 A.M.-4 P.M.
LOCATION: Monaco's Corporate Hanger, Modesto Airport
SPONSOR: San Joaquin Valley Chapter, Ninety- Nines, Inc
CONTACT: Annette, Janet or Elaine 209-526-5847 or evenings
209-521-2923
RESERVATION REQUIRED
OAKLAND AREA
Preventive Maintenance
Introduction to the pilot/owner some of
the tasks that can be performed under preventive maintenance.
Inspector will give a brief demonstration of the tasks and lists
the tools needed to accomplish the tasks.
DATE: Mon., Apr. 14, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Oakland Airport North Field, next to the western
Aerospace museum (Old FAA FSS Building)
SPEAKER: FAA Safety Inspector, Guy Minor
SPONSOR: Aircraft Pilots of Bay Area (APBA)
CONTACT: FAA Guy Minor 510-273-7155
OAKLAND AREA
The 17 Most Popular Ways to Fall out of the Sky-- Part II
Offers the attendees information about
primary mistakes made by pilots. Learn how human factors could
influence the decision-making process to make an incorrect choice,
contribute to pilot error and cause an accident/
A slide presentation will be included.
DATE: Mon., June 9, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Old FSS Bldg. 8250 Earhart Rd. (across from the
Alaska Airlines Hanger) Oakland Airport North Field
SPONSOR: Aircraft Pilots of the Bay Area
CONTACT: ASC John Matula 510-273-7155 or FAA Howard Manning
510-273-7155
Why airplanes crash: On December 23, an aircraft impacted
terrain 20 miles northeast of San Jose, California, aircraft was
destroyed and two pilots were fatally injured. On October 2, an
aircraft impacted terrain 3 miles east of Petaluma, aircraft was
destroyed and four people were fatally injured. On November 8,
an aircraft collided with terrain near Arcata, California, the
pilot and three passengers received fatal injuries. The risk of
being involved in an accident of this type is linked to a number
of factors. This safety program will look at ways these and other
terrain flight accidents could have been prevented by making us
more aware of the risk factors involved.
CONCORD AREA
DATE: Tues., Apr. 15, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Contra Costa Water District,
1331Concord Ave, Board Room, Concord
SPONSOR: Buchanan Flying Club
CONTACT: Monique Weil (Safety Officer) 510-273-7155
HAYWARD AREA
DATE: Wed., Apr. 16, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Hayward Airport Terminal, Flight
Craft Bldg
SPONSOR: ASC Helen Porche
CONTACT: ASC Helen Porche 510-273-7155 or Howard Manning
510-273-7155
WILLITS AREA
DATE: Mon., Apr. 21, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Willits City Hall
SPONSOR: City of Willits and ASC Sinet (Chuck) Simon
CONTACT: ASC Simon 707-456-0500 or FAA Howard Manning 510-273-7155
PETALUMA AREA
DATE: Tues., Apr. 22, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: LUCCHESI PARK , 320 N. McDowell
Blvd.
SPONSOR: Petaluma Airport, PAPA, and THE PROP-STOPS-HERE
CONTACT: Tina 707-775-3191 or FAA Howard Manning 510-273-7155
SANTA ROSA AREA
DATE: Wed., Apr. 23, 7 P.M.
LOCATION: Sonoma County Office of Education,
5340 Skylane Blvd., Santa Rosa
SPONSOR: Av-Ed
CONTACT: ASC Art Hayssen 707-528-4118 or FAA Howard Manning
510-273-1755
SALINAS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT - Fly-in
if you wish
AIRCRAFT FIRE EXTINGUISHER
OPERATION AND USE Airport
Safety Committee Meeting and Safety Seminar
DATE: Fri., Apr. 4, 8:30 A.M.
LOCATION: Airport Conference Room, upstairs, Salinas Municipal
Airport Terminal
SPEAKER: Jim Chappell, Salinas Municipal Airport Manager
and San Jose FSDO ASC
SPONSOR: Salinas Municipal Airport
CONTACT: Jim Chappell (408) 758-7214
WATSONVILLE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT -
Fly-in if you wish
CONTROLLED FLIGHT INTO TERRAIN Airport Safety Committee
Meeting and Safety Seminar
DATE: Wed., Apr. 30, 7:00 P.M.
LOCATION: Fire Station #2, 370 Airport Blvd., Watsonville
(on airport)
SPEAKER: Don French, Watsonville Municipal Airport Manager
and San Jose ASC and speaker tba
SPONSOR: Watsonville Municipal Airport
CONTACT: Airport attendant or, Don French (408) 728-6075
SALINAS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT - Fly-in
if you wish
AVOIDING THE HAZARDS ON
THE WAY TO A SAFE LANDING
Airport Safety Committee Meeting and Safety Seminar
DATE: Fri., May 2, 8:30 A.M.
LOCATION: Airport Conference Room, upstairs, Salinas Municipal
Airport Terminal
SPEAKER: Jim Chappell, Salinas Municipal Airport Manager
and San Jose ASC and speaker tba
SPONSOR: Salinas Municipal Airport
CONTACT: Jim Chappell (408) 758-7214
SAN CARLOS AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
SAFE OFF AIRPORT LANDINGS -
learning the ins and outs
DATE: Sat., Apr. 5, 10 A.M. to Noon
LOCATION: Diamond Aviation, 620 Airport Drive, #1, San Carlos,
CA
SPEAKER: Ted Carr, Certified Flight Instructor
SPONSOR: Diamond Aviation
CONTACT: Diamond Aviation dispatcher or, Karen Toland (415)
591-7611
Seating is limited. Reservations are required.
SAN CARLOS AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
FACTORS LEADING TO ACCIDENTS
DATE: Wed., Apr.
16, 7 - 8:30 P.M.
LOCATION: West Valley Flying Club, 701 Skyway Blvd. San
Carlos Airport
SPEAKER: Richard Anderson, West Valley Flying Club Member
SPONSOR: West Valley Flying Club
CONTACT: West Valley Flying Club dispatcher or, Arian Sorkhabi
(415) 595-5912
SAN CARLOS AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
DITCHING AND WATER SURVIVAL
DATE: Sat., May
3, 10 A.M. to Noon
LOCATION: Diamond Aviation, 620 Airport
Drive, #1, San Carlos, CA
SPEAKER: Ted Carr, Certified Flight Instructor
SPONSOR: Diamond Aviation
CONTACT: Diamond Aviation dispatcher or Karen Toland (415)
591-7611
Seating is limited. Reservations are required.
SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA - Fly-in if you wish
MOUNTAIN FLYING SEMINAR
DATE: Tues., May 13, 6:30 - 9 P.M.
LOCATION: San Luis Obispo Veterans Memorial Building, 801
Grand Ave, San Luis Obispo
SPEAKERS: Danny O'Bar, CFI and California Highway Patrol
(CHP) Flight Training Pilot with extensive fixed-wing mountain
search and rescue experience, Jim Sigfried, CHP Helicopter Pilot
with extensive mountain search and rescue experience, and Jeff
Byard, Capt. with major U.S. airline and subject instructor to
flight crewmembers of major airlines and U.S. Soaring Society
membership
SPONSORS: San Jose FSDO Aviation Safety Program and, The
contributors to the SLO-FAA Safety Program Fund
CONTACT: Patrick Duncan (805) 466-9725 or, Alan Yecny (805)
541-1038
NOTE: If flying in for seminar, call one of the above contacts
for transportation from the airport to Vet's Hall
SAN LUIS OBISPO AIRPORT - Fly-in if you
wish
CFI JAM SESSION - Facts
About Fuel Management
DATE: Wed., May 14, 6:30 - 8:30 P.M.
LOCATION: American Eagle, Wings West Airlines Training
Hangar, Room 7, (3rd Floor), San Luis Obispo County Airport
SPEAKERS: Alan Yecny, Designated Pilot Examiner, local
CFI's and Jack Hocker, San Jose FSDO Safety Program Manager (SPM),
will share with CFI participants some thoughts about what every
student should know about fuel management
SPONSORS: San Jose FSDO Aviation Safety Program and, The
contributors to the SLO-FAA Safety Program Fund
CONTACT: Patrick Duncan (805) 4669725, or, Alan Yecny (805)
541-1038
PALO ALTO AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
FORMATION FLYING WITH SAFETY
- Get the training first!
DATE: Wed., Apr. 9, 7 - 8:30 P.M.
LOCATION: West Valley Flying Club, 1901 Embarcadero Rd., Suite
100, Palo Alto Airport
SPEAKER: Gordon Turner, West Valley Flying Club
CFI
SPONSOR: West Valley Flying Club
CONTACT: West Valley Flying Club dispatcher or, Arian Sorkhabi
(415) 856-2030
PALO ALTO AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
ALL THAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PARACHUTES
DATE: Wed., May
14, 7- 8:30 P.M.
LOCATION: West Valley Flying Club, 1901
Embarcadero Rd., Suite 100, Palo Alto Airport
SPEAKER: John Moffitt, West Valley Flying Club member and
Allen Silver, FAA Master Parachute Rigger and airshow skydiving
performer
SPONSOR: West Valley Flying Club
CONTACT: West Valley Flying Club dispatcher or, Arian Sorkhabi
(415) 856-2030
REID HILLVIEW AIRPORT
- Fly-in if you wish
FLYING TO ALASKA
DATE: Thurs., Apr. 3, 7- 9 P.M.
LOCATION: Nice Air (NE side of airport), 2575 Robert Fowler
Way
SPEAKER: Tom Kallos, Commercial Pilot, A&P mechanic
with IA, and A&P Ground Instructor
SPONSOR: Nice Air
CONTACT: Nice Air dispatch (408) 729-3383 or, Mike Shiflet
(408) 272-3109
SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
- Fly-in if you wish
A CHAT WITH THE SAN
JOSE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER -
get your answers first hand from tower personnel
DATE: Thurs.,
Apr. 10, 7- 9 P.M.
LOCATION: Trade Winds Aviation (West side of airport), 1144
Coleman Ave.
SPEAKER: (tba) a couple of San Jose ATCT's finest
SPONSOR: Trade Winds Aviation
CONTACT: Trade Winds dispatcher, Kevin Foley, or, Bart
Wensink (408) 298-9161
SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
- Fly-in if you wish
FLYING COMPANION
SEMINAR - If your companion
doesn't share your love of flying, or would like to learn more,
send him or her to this seminar. A one day experience for the
non-aviator flying partner. Comprehensive full day learning includes:
how an airplane flies, emergency procedures, basic instruments,
communications, navigation, pre-flight inspection, weather and
how to be a comfortable flying companion.
DATE: Sat., April 12, 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
LOCATION: San Jose State University, Department of Aviation,
San Jose International Airport, 1120 Coleman avenue, San Jose
SPEAKERS: a variety of fine speakers selected by the sponsor
SPONSOR: The Ninety Nines-Santa Clara Valley Chapter
CONTACT: for reservations and information, contact Martha
Schriner (408) 327-9505
Space is limited. Reservations are required.
SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
- Fly-in if you wish
MOUNTAIN FLYING; SURVIVAL OF THE SMARTEST
DATE: Tues., Apr.
22, 6:30 - 8:30 P.M. LOCATION:
American Flyers ground training facility, San Jose Jet Center,
1250 Aviation Avenue, Suite #190, SPEAKER: tba
SPONSORS: American FlyersCONTACT: American Flyers
dispatcher, Darryl Hanamura or, Fred Abrams (408) 297-2123
SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - Fly-in if you wish
HAZARDOUS ATTITUDES
DATE: Thurs., Apr.
24, 7 - 9 P.M.
LOCATION: General Aviation Terminal Building (Southeast
end of airport)
SPEAKER: Sherry Diamond, Squadron #2 Flying Club CFI
SPONSORS: Squadron 2 Flying Club
CONTACT: Jeff Faulkner (408) 275-0300 or, (408) 943-1727
REID HILLVIEW AIRPORT
- Fly-in if you wish
GPS - THE ONLY WAY TO FLY
DATE: Thurs., May
1, 7 - 9 P.M.
LOCATION: Nice Air (NE side of airport),
2575 Robert Fowler Way
SPEAKER: tba
SPONSOR: Nice Air
CONTACT: Nice Air dispatch (408) 729-3383 or, Mike Shiflet
(408) 272-3109
SAN JOSE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
- Fly-in if you
WAKE TURBULENCE AND COLLISION AVOIDANCE
DATE: Thurs. May
8, 7 - 9 P.M.
LOCATION: Trade Winds Aviation (West side of airport),
1144 Coleman Ave.
SPEAKER: tba
SPONSOR: Trade Winds Aviation
CONTACT: Trade Winds dispatcher, Kevin Foley or, Bart Wensink
(408) 298-9161
REDDING AREA (Fly in if you wish)
"FAR 135 Air Carrier Seminar, Total Company Resource Management."
Date: Wed., Apr. 9, 1 P.M.
Location: Benton Airport,
Hilside Aviation, Redding
Sponsor: Hillside Aviation
Contact: Bob Scott (916) 241-4204
REDDING AREA (Fly in if you wish)
"Why Your Should Get An Instrument Rating"
Date: Wed., Apr. 9, 7 P.M.
Location: IASCO Flight Center,
At the Redding Municipal Airport.
Sponsor: Redding Area Pilots Association, IASCO, Hillside
Aviation
Contact: Bob Scott (916) 241-4204
ANGWIN AREA ( Fly in if you wish)
" A Talk With ATC "
Come and get the straight information on how to deal with ATC.
Date: Thurs., Apr. 10, 7 P.M.
Location: Davidian Hall, Room 206, End of Angwin Ave. Building
on Left, Angwin
Speaker: Leslie Baldwin of the Sacramento Tracon
Sponsor: PUC Flight Center
Contact: Allan Payne (707) 965-6219
Call Ahead if you are Flying In.
SACRAMENTO AREA (Fly in if You Wish)
" Sectional Charts, The Answers and Questions."
Date: Wed., Apr. 16, 7 P.M.
Location: Sacramento Executive
Airport, Airport Conference Room, Sacramento
Sponsor: Sacramento Chapter of the "99's"
Contact: Avis Adams (916) 563-3037
OROVILLE AREA (Fly in if you wish)
" Preventive Maintenance for Pilots and Certification of
Amateur Built Aircraft." Come on
out and enjoy this free FAA Seminar and the Hospitality of Orovilles'
Chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association. Breakfast will
be provided at $4.00 a person and if you fly your Homebuilt in
on that day you can eat free.
Date: Sat., Apr. 19, 8-11
A.M.
Location: Oroville Airport,
EAA Hanger, Oroville
Sponsor: Oroville EAA
Contact: Bob Foster (916) 589-4624
CAMERON PARK AREA
" Parts 3 and 4 of 'The 17 Most Popular Ways To Fall Out
Of The Sky.'"
Date: Tues., Apr. 22, 7 P.M.
Location: ERA Realty Center,
4064 Flying C Road, Cameron Park
Cambridge Exit and HWY 50(on block south of HWY 50)
Sponsor: Cameron Park 99's
Contact: Janice Kennedy (916) 677-7077
OROVILLE AREA (Fly in if you wish)
"On Landings Part I." A comprehensive
look at how to place the aircraft on the ground safely and with
finesse.
Date: Thurs., Apr. 24, 7
P.M.
Location: Oroville Airport,
Oroville Aviation, Oroville
Sponsor: Oroville Aviation
Contact: Del Boyd (916) 533-1313
CHICO AREA ( Fly in if you wish)
"Why Get An Instrument Rating and Single Pilot IFR."
Date: Tues., Apr. 29,7 P.M.
Location: Chico Airport,
Airport Terminal Building, Chico
Sponsor: Pacific Flight Services, Mt. Shasta 99's
Contact: Diane Schneeweis or , Linda Patrick (916) 893-6727
SACRAMENTO AREA
"Operation Takeoff"
A three hour program that covers the services available from an
Automated Flight Service Station. You'll learn how the system
works and how to obtain the greatest user benefit. A Facility
tour is included.
Date: Call Ahead For Exact Dates - 9 A.M. to Noon Saturday
Location: Rancho Murieta AFSS, 14670 Cantova Way, Suite 101,
Rancho Murieta
Sponsor: Rancho Murieta AFSS
Contact: Randy Colvin (916) 354-0161 ext. 138
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.
SACRAMENTO AREA
"Operation Raincheck"
a program designed to familiarize pilots with the Air Traffic
control system.
Date: One Saturday per month, 8 A.M. to Noon.
Location: Sacramento TRACON, 5839 22nd Street, Rio Linda,
off Elkhorn Blvd.
Sponsor: FAA Air Traffic Control
Contact: Asst. Manager for Operations (916) 922-9511
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.
The Bad News: You're out of control and heading for the weeds.
The Good News: You'll soon be making some new acquaintances
The Bad News: They're from the FSDO and they'll not
be happy to see you
Ahhh, Spring at last. Crisp mornings. Sun-dappled days. Balmy evenings. Cool nights. An occasional rain squall to keep the dust down before the certain arrival of the summer scorchers. The flying weather you've been dreaming about. Even looks like there might be a watch under that green foggle strapped to your wrist.
You've had the airplane checked by your A&P and you've spent time tuning up with your CFI. Your destination is forecast to be CAVU and the FSS briefer said you'd be able to circumnavigate the few widely scattered April showers in the area, no problem. As you approach your destination airport, Tower advises, "...a squall passed over the field five minutes ago. No braking action reports. Cleared to land..."
Eight knot crosswind component from the left. The wet runway makes for a super-smooth touchdown at 75 IAS. You're looking confidently at the first turn-off. You gently tap the brakes. Nothing. Hmmm. The second turn-off'll work just fine. Sixty-eight IAS. Apply the brakes with a little more authority. Still nothing. Oops. Fifty-seven IAS. Mash any harder on the brakes and you'll be leaving heel marks on the asphalt. The aircraft begins to weather-cock and slowly drift right of centerline. Insert your expletive of choice (Hint: Hmmm or Oops won't get it). Were you either able or in the mood to watch your tires during your trip towards the tundra, you would have noticed that rotation had ceased during Hmmm, stopped during Oops, and might have even started in the opposite direction during your expletive of choice. You're hydroplaning, Pal, and you're along for the ride.
Early research into the phenomenon that occurs when water is trapped between the tire and the runway indicated that hydroplaning speed equals nine times the square root of the tire pressure. Sometimes. We now know that the 9 times formula depends upon the condition of the runway, the condition of the tire, and the phase of flight. Is the runway grooved, crowned, or grooved and crowned? None of the above? How much tread is left on the tires? The research was conducted using brand new, out-of-the-box tires. The FAA requirement for tires, are: if they don't hold air, replace them. Any flat spots? Replace them. Running on slicks like the pain-in-the-butt-my-dad-still-pays-for-my-tires neighbor's kid? Replace them. Is the runway clean or dirty, particularly in the touch-down zones? Even a light mist on a runway covered with rubber and exhaust residue makes for difficult taxiing, let alone maintaining directional control of your aircraft at speed.
On take off when the tire is up to speed, the 9 times applies. On landing, when the tire must spin up, hydroplaning occurs at 7.7 times the square root of the tire pressure.
Using the C-172 as an example with the POH-recommended inflation of 29 psi on 6.00-6, 4-ply tires: the square root of 29 is approximately 5.5. Five point five times 9 equals a take-off hydroplaning speed of 50 knots. On landing, however, the tires may hydroplane at speeds at or greater than 42 knots (5.5 x 7.7).
How can you apply these numbers to your operation? If it doesn't look right, sound right, feel right or smell right as you approach the 9 times number, abort the take-off. When landing on a wet runway, know what the winds are doing. Plan your approach and touchdown so that you can stay off the brakes until your speed is something less than the 7.7 times number.
It's the hardest thing in the world to stay off the binders after a crosswind landing on a wet runway when all you want to do is to get it stopped, but stay off 'em you must until your speed decreases to the point at which the tires are in good contact with the surface; notskating on water. Unless, of course, you'd like to get the names of some of the guys over atthe FSDO to round out your Christmas Card list.
As little as one ten-thousandth of an inch of water can support hydroplaning.
Wake Turbulence: Why Bernoulli invented it, why everybody
makes it, why big 'uns make it bad, how you can avoid all of it.
Module 3: More pre-flight planning and preparation prior to
leaving for the field: flight plan - communications plan checklist
- flight kit checklist - survival kit checklist - putting your
passenger in First Class; a safety/comfort checklist.
Visilia
Wake Turbulence
Thursday, April 3
Main Airport Building
Bakersfield
Module 3
Thursday, Apr 10
Anton's BFL Restaurant
Atwater/Merced
Module 3
Thursday, Apr 17
Bldg 411 at MER (CAFB)
Fresno
Module 3
Thursday, Apr 24
Chandler Admin Bldg.
All seminars begin at 7:00 p.m. All venues are Fly-In/Drive-In. Restaurants at Bakersfield and Fresno. No reservations required. Never a fee. All FAA Safety Seminars satisfy the requirements of AC-61.91; the Pilot Proficiency Awards Program; WINGS. At BFL, ask your server at Anton's for the Safety Program Discount. For updates, contact the Rancho Murietta FSS,1-800-WXBRIEFX315 or the web site at http://www.aero.com/publications/norcal/norcal.htm
OAK FSDO
PHASE I
Colin Meldrum
Laura Groves
Robert Altiesi
Norman Brudigam
Thomas Villa-Lovoz
PHASE II
Geoffrey White
Joe Parsons
Brian Newman
Dibakd Sather
Mary Lee McCune
Teresa Bubb
PHASE III
Robert Vickers
PHASE V
Thomas Klabunder
Arlene Renema
PHASE IX
David Weaver
PHASE X
Richard Arriola
David Weaver
SJC FSDO
PHASE I
Joel Avey
Peter Boxler
Michael Clark
John Clear
Richard Constantine
Behram Irani
David Lister
Philip Rosenbaum
Peter Saitta
Vincent Wilkins
PHASE II
Richard Bradley
Harlan Chandler
Gene Cram
Mike Fort
Robert Hutson
Behram Irani
Manfred Kerschbaum
Jeffrey Liebgold
Chung-Ying Liu
Thomas Monti
Richard Moon
William Wipprecht
David Weaver
Ray Wesner
PHASE III
Kevin Bumen
Thomas Kallos
PHASE IV
Daniel Demaray
Thomas Engleman
Christophe Jacquet
PHASE V
Alan Christianson
PHASE VIII
James Friel
SAC FSDO
PHASE I
George Bloom
Edmund Carrillo
Robert Lobeck
Glen Nicholls
Daisuke Ozaki
PHASE II
Larry Bargoyne
Roswell Fusselman
Candy Murphy
Michael Wich
PHASE III
John Aadland
PHASE IV
Charles Guthmann III
PHASE V
Douglas Pleatman
Mark Gaffney
PHASE VII
Alban Konishi
Dennis Williams
PHASE IX
Joseph Williams
PHASE X
Audrey Schutte
Lois Van Zelf
FAT FSDO
PHASE 1
Verne Adams
Khaled Alkotob
Mark Bondy
Takeaki Inoue
Masao Kagawa
Masami Kawamura
Naoki Kubota
Jon Lindskoog
Jeffery Ott
Raul Sanchez
Akira Takeuchi
Masahiro Tsuoka
Koutarou Yajima
PHASE 2
John Andrew
Theron Balmain
William Brown
Janice Brown
Dan Gudgel
Michel Mollica
Augie Paollercio
Robert Simonian
PHASE 3
Ralph Bookout
Tomas Carrillo
Judith Carrillo
Peter Van Dyke
Donald Edwards
Marion Gardner
Ronald Graham
Michael Koch
Horace Marple
H.N. Papadakis
John Roth
PHASE 4
Roger Christy
David Hatch
PHASE 5
Shirley Hughes
Richard Potter
PHASE 6
John Alves
Bill Banias
Dean Castang
Steve Cline
Hart Drobish
Gary Ebel
Eugene Enns
William Lugton
Dave Mesenhimer
Larry Paquette
Sunny Sundstrom
David Tew
Pat Titus
Patricia Titus
Maxine Turner
PHASE 7
Mike Archer
Franz Benna
Ken Thompson
PHASE 8
Jeff Kutsch
Leroy Nygaard
Allan Piper
Richard White
Michael Williams
Moe Yomtob
PHASE 9
John Hall
Chuck Michel
Randy Pitts
Jerry Waymire
PHASE 11
Ray Beverly