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Cities 99s Poker Run 3 Minutes 4-5 Movie Preview of Sully 5 Photos of booth set-up WOW 6 NIFA competition hosted by SJSU 7 Wanda Did It merchandise advertisement 7 Thank you 8 Jeppesen

Hartnell College flyer 11 Perpetual Chapter Calendar 12 Calendar 13 1 Our general meeting for Wednesday, October 19, 2016 at 7 p.m. in the EAA Building at Watsonville Airport, 60 Aviation Way.

1 Monterey Bay 99s established August 14, September 2016 WOW Wings Over Watsonville booth set-up on Friday and Saturday with Storm Troopers stopping by What s Inside Chapter, Member Activities, membership 2,7 Prop Wash, Bay Cities 99s Poker Run 3 Minutes 4-5 Movie Preview of Sully 5 Photos of booth set-up WOW 6 NIFA competition hosted by SJSU 7 Wanda Did It merchandise advertisement 7 Thank you 8 Jeppesen s story of Miracle on Hudson approach 8 Hudson Miracle Apch, La Guardia 9 Bakersfield 99s Poker Run flyer 10 History Air Museum request 10 S.A.F.E. Hartnell College flyer 11 Perpetual Chapter Calendar 12 Calendar 13 1 Our general meeting for Wednesday, October 19, 2016 at 7 p.m. in the EAA Building at Watsonville Airport, 60 Aviation Way. Directions: Coming From CA-1 North take the Airport Blvd/Freedom Exit. Merge onto Larkin Valley Road., Turn left onto Airport Blvd. Turn left onto Aviation Way. Coming from CA-1 South take Airport Blvd/Freedom. Turn left onto Ranport Rd., Turn left onto Airport Blvd. Turn left onto Aviation Way. Chapter meeting October 19, 7 p.m.

Monterey Bay Chapter Officers Member Activities Chair: Joanne Nissen Vice-Chair: Mona Kendrick Secretary: Kay Harmon Treasurer: Alice Talnack Past Chair: Claudia Contreras Logbook Editor: Jeanne

2 Monterey Bay Chapter Officers Member Activities Chair: Joanne Nissen Vice-Chair: Mona Kendrick Secretary: Kay Harmon Treasurer: Alice Talnack Past Chair: Claudia Contreras Logbook Editor: Jeanne Sabankaya Deadline: 25th of each month for the current month s publication. Send info to jeannesabankaya@gmail.com Committee Chairs Aerospace Education: Alice Talnack Air Marking: Michaele Serasio Scholarship: Alice Talnack Membership:Carolgene Dierolf Historian:????? Librarian: Laura Barnett Scrapbook:????? Aviation Activities:????? Legislative: Alice Talnack WebMistress: Gabrielle Adelman Public Relations Coordinator: Carolyn Dugger Hospitality Chair: Joanne Nissen Joanne Nissen Jeanne Sabankaya Logbook, flew a few minutes@ the controls of Marjorie s Citabria, WOW Carolyn Dugger-WOW Alice Talnack local flights, visited RHS & LVV chapters, WOW Sophia Taylor-Home worked 99s WOW Katrina Espinoza-WOW (EAA Young eagles) Marita Espinoza Katrina s WOW Carolgene Dierolf-helped Jeanne w/ cross-country flight path homework to Lancaster (General Fox) Audrianne Taylor Sophia s mom, WOW Emily Taylor-Home Sophia s sister, made & donated aviation necklaces for 99s fundraiser Michaele Serasio Sue Purvis airport commission, SOPA Vanessa Barbosa-student pilot with S.A.F.E. Lily Reyes-student pilot with S.A.F.E. (continue on page 6) Membership Donations Our new fiscal year has started and it is time to contribute to the goals and operations of our chapter. As always your support for all that we do to promote aviation is greatly appreciated. Monterey Bay Yearly Chapter Members Donations 7/1/2016 6/30/2017 Below is the new list of members who have paid dues / made a yearly donation to the MB 99s. Make checks payable to the Monterey Bay 99s. Mail to: Alice Talnack, 140 Dovewood Lane, Aptos, CA or bring to the next meeting. OR, bring your chapter donation to the next MB Chapter meeting. Adelman, Gabrielle Arnold, Earline Barnett, Laura Chauvet, Sarah Contreras, Claudia Dierolf, Carolgene Dugger, Carolyn Eisemann, Mary Ellen Fagan-Smith, Barbara Harmon, Kay Hendrickson, Jeanne Kendrick, Mona Mendelsohn, Stephanie Nissen, Joanne Pratt, Sandy Purvis, Sue Sabankaya, Jeanne Serasio, Michaele Talnack, Alice Taylor-Home, Sophia 2

Prop Wash By Joanne Nissen With part of my mind focused on getting myself to Lancaster for the Fall Southwest Section event, the other part is reminded that last year about this time, we as a chapter

With Geneva urging me on, I was baking cookies to stick in the freezer to make certain we had enough for the Hospitality Room.

! So as we pivot back to regular 99 doings, it was fun to see the excitement of new and ongoing projects/adventures coming up. Future pilot, Sophia has her 99 pin.

3 Prop Wash By Joanne Nissen With part of my mind focused on getting myself to Lancaster for the Fall Southwest Section event, the other part is reminded that last year about this time, we as a chapter were readying ourself to host fellow 99s as they arrived in Santa Cruz for the Fall Section AND to celebrate out 50 th anniversary as a chapter. With Geneva urging me on, I was baking cookies to stick in the freezer to make certain we had enough for the Hospitality Room...we had waaaaayyyyy too many cookies (thanks Geneva), however they were distributed thru-out the Chaminade Resort staff, we left folks happy with crumbs on their shirts!! So as we pivot back to regular 99 doings, it was fun to see the excitement of new and ongoing projects/adventures coming up. Future pilot, Sophia has her 99 pin. Perhaps we can convince those two new student pilots from the STEM program to join us...then Katrina needs to 'properly' join us to gain her pin...and we will grow!! Kay, Carolyn and Laura are going to explore ways to come up with 99 aviation toys for KSBW's Share Your Holidays...how exciting it will be to see all those toys on TV. There is excitement to record more of the oral histories of our members...carolyn and Alice will see that program gets underway. Look over our minutes to see some of the other subjects we covered. And note, with the minutes appearing in the LOG- BOOK, bring corrections to the meeting as those minutes will not be read, we will simply make any changes then vote to approve. Keep your eye on the LOGBOOK as Jeanne will be covering some of these upcoming projects in the newsletter via Committee reporting. When Kay, Carolyn or Laura contact you for some aviation themed toys...either deliver or throw a few dollars in the kitty to help us reach our goal. Once we get a count on those already collected, we will note how many more we need to gather. Don't forget to support Donna as she heads into her chemo treatments. See the reminder on the upcoming events of the NI- FA event to be held in November at Hillview Airport. The International 99s support this ongoing aviation competition between colleges...nifa can always use help, perhaps a group of us will be able to go up on Thursday or Friday...or both days!! October meeting is back in Watsonville, but you get to come back to Salinas in November!!! If our meeting times do not work for you...let me know what would work for you as we are known to deviate from past routines and try something new...just like ATC giving a new routing!! Blue Skies and Tailwinds, Joanne Poker Run Saturday October 15th 1:30 Hosted by Bay Cities Chapter 99s AeroDynamic RHV (Reid Hillview Airport) 2650 Robert Fowlder Way, San Jose Call for more details 3

4 Monterey Bay 99s Membership Meeting September 21, 2016 Meeting held at The Landing Zone restaurant, Salinas Airport Call to Order 6:45 by Chair Joanne Nissen Welcome and Introductions Attendees: J. Nissen, J. Sabankaya, C. Dugger, A. Talnack, S. Taylor -Home, C. Dierolf, M. Serassio, S. Purvis, C. Contreras-Maciel, K. Harmon, L. Barnett, M. Kendrick. Guests: K. Espinoza, M. Espinoza, A. Taylor, E. Taylor-Home, K. Harmon, L. Barnett, M. Kendrick Guests: Vanessa Barbosa, Lily Reyes, Audrianne Taylor, Em ily Taylor -Home, Lynn Harmon and Patricia Chavez Minutes approved as printed in The Logbook Break for salad bar dinner prior to continuing with business meeting. Treasurer Report: Laura Barnett and Alice Talnack reported successful sales at WOW & monies received for The Human Race. Treasurer s report was filed. Budget for was approved, motions by Kay Harmon & Carolyn Dugger Chapter dues are not required, is a donation of $20.00 each year. Committee Reports: Membership: Carolgene presented 99s membership pin to Sophia Discussed using Social Media for recruiting members, Claudia will be administrator and set-up, Carolyn will assist. Air Marking: Michaele will check on KSNS and KWVI. History: Carolyn will follow up. Reports and Unfinished Business: Kay reported on KSNS terminal remodel and MB99s display cabinet. WOW: Jeanne S. reported on registration booth and recognition of Sarah and Dan Chauvet as tenants of the year. KSNS airport tours: Claudia will work with Girls Inc. New Business: SW Section meeting at Lancaster September 30, attendees: A. Talnack, M. Serassio, C. Dugger, J. Nissen, Claudia Contreras, Theresa Byers/Lewandowski, and J. Sabankaya. Chair J. Nissen suggested Michaele and Theresa to work on submitting Sean D. Tucker to the International Awards of Achievements. Announcements: SOPA has Airshow tickets available at a discount, dates Sept. 24/25. Salinas EAA Young Eagles flight scheduled for October 15. Girls in Aviation: Sept. 24 WASPs now allowed to be interred at Arlington Cemetery California Capital Air Show Safety Seminar and Fly-in Oct. 1 st, Mather Airport FAA is offering rebates for installing ADS-B Former member Harriet Brin address: 632 Porter Ave, Ogden UT (continue on page 5) 4

(continue from page 4) Meeting adjourned at 8:15, Chair Nissen continued w ith Roundtable Discussion for MB99s, w hich included many items as follows: Executive Board business meeting prior to

Chapter potlucks Christmas toys for Share Your Holidays at KSBW TV Topics/Speakers for meetings and events Fund Raising Activities: Michaele w ill w ork on our chapter hosting a m ixer at SNS w hich

He has a collection of memorabilia to share. Perhaps Nut Tree (Vacaville Airport) to see icon manufacturing sport planes. Kay will also check on tour of National Weather Service in Monterey.

Adjournment:9:10 Submitted by Kay Harmon, Secretary MOVIE PREVIEW ON SULLY (movie released for viewing September 2016) On Jan. 15, 2009, Capt.

5 (continue from page 4) Meeting adjourned at 8:15, Chair Nissen continued w ith Roundtable Discussion for MB99s, w hich included many items as follows: Executive Board business meeting prior to business meeting BBQ s at WVI or Childer s Park at SNS. Chapter potlucks Christmas toys for Share Your Holidays at KSBW TV Topics/Speakers for meetings and events Fund Raising Activities: Michaele w ill w ork on our chapter hosting a m ixer at SNS w hich m ay include FBO S from local airports with speakers, possibly California Pilots Assn. Field Trips: K ay w ill follow up on a visit to W inkie Gularte s, uncle of Amelia s navigator. He has a collection of memorabilia to share. Perhaps Nut Tree (Vacaville Airport) to see icon manufacturing sport planes. Kay will also check on tour of National Weather Service in Monterey. Other: Girl Scout event, Flying Com panion Sem inar, and encourage m em bers not flying to participate in chapter activities. Adjournment:9:10 Submitted by Kay Harmon, Secretary MOVIE PREVIEW ON SULLY (movie released for viewing September 2016) On Jan. 15, 2009, Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger (Tom Hanks) tries to make an emergency landing in New York's Hudson River after US Airways Flight 1549 strikes a flock of geese. Miraculously, all of the 155 passengers and crew survive the harrowing ordeal, and Sullenberger becomes a national hero in the eyes of the public and the media. Despite the accolades, the famed pilot now faces an investigation that threatens to destroy his career and reputation. SHARE THE HOLIDAYS...start getting your gifts now...some links to aviation toys & gifts San Carlos Aviation & Pilot Supplies (620 Airport Way #9, San Carlos [ ]) open daily 9:30-5p.m.,

6 Setting up the booth for Wings Over Watsonville (WOW) How many 99s did it take to set-up the booth? 7

7 Member Activities (continue from page 2) Krisha Kerr-Poole S.A.F.E. Program Teacher MCOE, ground school Claudia Contreras-Madiel Flight Instructing, renewed CFII Kay Harmon SOPA, Display SNS (for August & September) Laura Barnett Wings Over Watsonville (WOW), maintaining 99s library Mona Kendrick Aviation history research, WOW Lynn Harmon Patricia Chavez-WOW Merchandise available at the Ninety-Nines conferences and/or on-line. Wanda Did It Aviation designs in apparel for women (and men too) Wanda Johnston, owner WANDADIDIT.com or Chippewa Lane Lake Winnebago, MO wandajohnston@gmail.com Custom designs, authorized designer and distributor of Ninety-Nines merchandise NIFA Region II Competition-hosted by San Jose State University I know November is a way off, but I like to give you all a chance to get the dates on the calendar before other events come up. The competition will be held at Reid-Hillview (RHV) east of San Jose from November 15-19, NIFA has developed a new scoring program and registration for judges. Go to and click the link on the right hand side to access the form. It will take a minute or so to fill out. You can also click on the link to Region II competition for more information. Right now, the website is not populated with all the information. San Jose is still finalizing hotel information. I can tell you that Navigation is set for Wednesday, Landings on Thursday and Message Drop on Friday. Of course, as always, weather rules. I know there are names that I missed with this . Please share the information with your pilot friends, and other 99s in case they would like to join us. Safe Flying, Virginia Harmer NIFA Region II, Chief Judge

Special Jeppesen chart and binders honor the crew of the "Miracle on the Hudson" US Airways flight 1549 Jeppesen, known in the aviation industry as the worldwide leader in navigation and charting

commemorate the remarkable ditching of US Airways flight 1549 in the Hudson River in New York in January 2009.

disabled by bird strikes. In the briefing strip section of the chart, instructions include: After water landing, oversee evacuation of ALL SOULS from airplane. Float via HUDSON RIVER to RESCUE point.

8 Special Jeppesen chart and binders honor the crew of the "Miracle on the Hudson" US Airways flight 1549 Jeppesen, known in the aviation industry as the worldwide leader in navigation and charting services, recently presented Miracle on the Hudson pilots captain Chesley Sullenberger and first-officer Jeffrey Skiles with a specially designed approach chart and engraved Jeppesen chart binders to commemorate the remarkable ditching of US Airways flight 1549 in the Hudson River in New York in January Entitled Hudson Miracle APCH, the one-of-a-kind chart includes several light-hearted notations that honor the famous water landing that saved the lives of 155 passengers and crew on board the flight disabled by bird strikes. In the briefing strip section of the chart, instructions include: After water landing, oversee evacuation of ALL SOULS from airplane. Float via HUDSON RIVER to RESCUE point. Once everyone is SAFE aboard rescue boats, secure passenger list and double check cabin. Captain is last to exit. Give THANKS. The chart documents the historic five minute flight with a unique graphic, beginning with departure from LaGuardia Airport, followed by a Cooked Goose Transition point and Hudson River Approach, which is then followed by Splash and Rescue points on the water. The humorous chart also salutes the career achievements of the crew of flight 1549, including Sullenberger, Skiles, and veteran flight attendants Sheila Dail, Donna Dent and Doreen Welsh. Along with the commemorative chart, the pilots were presented with a special Jeppesen chart binder, engraved with the famous fortune cookie advice kept in Sullenberger s flight bag: A delay is better than a disaster. The items were presented by Mark Van Tine, Jeppesen president and CEO, during the 2010 Gathering of Eagles fundraiser dinner and auction held during the EAA AirVenture fly-in and air show in Oshkosh, Wisc. The EAA Young Eagles event raises funds and awareness for youth involvement in aviation. About Jeppesen: For more than 75 years Jeppesen has made it possible for pilots and their passengers to safely and efficiently reach their destinations. Today this pioneering spirit continues as Jeppesen delivers essential information and optimization solutions to improve the efficiency of air, sea and rail operations around the globe. Jeppesen is a subsidiary of Boeing Commercial Aviation Services, a unit of Boeing Commercial Airplanes. 8 COULDN T DO IT WITHOUT YOU Thank you, everyone, for offering and/or coming out to help before and during the Wings over Watsonville (WOW) event. Without you, it would have been difficult to set-up & take-down the Ninety-Nines booth, sell items, and register pilots. A special thank you to Mike Barnett who did the heavy moving of the booth parts during the take-down. Also, a special thank you to Emily, Sophia s sister who made airplane necklaces and donated them to our fundraiser.

9 HUDSON MIRACLE APPROACH Note the Cooked Goose Transition This is a one-time deviation from Jeppesen s seriousness and an opportunity to invoke humor to an otherwise dangerous water landing. 9

10 Sita Kern from the Wings of History Air Museum is looking for a few Watsonville Fly-In & Air Show mugs to complete their display. If you can help her out, please contact her at: sitaek@aol.com

11 This is a program called S.A.F.E. (Sea, Air, Fire, Earth), a Steam Pathway Hartnell College 11

12 MONTEREY BAY 99s Perpetual Chapter Activities Calendar July International Conference Officer Installation Bi-annual Installation Forest of Friendship Membership donations due August Chapter Anniversary august 14, 1965 September WVI Airshow Pilot Registration Committee Salinas Air Show October Southwest Section Fall Meeting November December Holiday Meeting/Party Share the Holidays aviation related toys for children drive Deadline for Scholarship Applications January Southwest Section Winter Workshop Meeting February Cookies for the towers March MB99s Nominating Committee Bi-Annual April MB99s ballots distributed for new officers Bi-Annual May Southwest Spring Section Meeting MB99s Scholarship Award & Luncheon Scholarship Fundraiser Human Race, Santa Cruz June Chapter Reports Due to International MB99s History & Scrapbook Remembrance/Updates 12

13 Monterey Bay Chapter 99s c/o Joanne Nissen Rt. 1 Box 99 Soledad, CA Mailing Address Goes Here September 30-October 2: SWS Fall Section & Business Meeting - Antelope Valley Chapter hosting October p.m.: Bay Cities 99s Poker Run October 7 p.m.: Chapter EAA hangar in Watsonville October 9 a.m.: Bakersfield 99s Poker Run November NIFA Reid Hillview Airport hosted by San Jose State University November 7 p.m.: Chapter Landing Zone Restaurant Salinas, 6 p.m. for dinner MARK YOUR CALENDAR! April 27-30, 2017 SWS meeting/spring 2017 hosted by Bay Cities Chapter 13

Monterey Bay 99s established August 14, 1965

Monterey Bay 99s established August 14, 1965 www.montereybay99s.org March 2016 Our scholarship winner with her parents Louie & Jennifer Ray and friend Miguel What s Inside Chapter, Member Activities 2