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Welcome
to the Twin Cities Eagles
Please email photos and information on your airplanes and
projects so we can share them with our members and
visitors.
Our field is located in Council Bluffs,
Iowa near the intersection of I-80 & I-29.
On I-29 just north of I-80 take the
Nebraska Ave exit and go west toward the Ameristar
Casino. As you are about to enter the casino area, turn
south onto S River Rd. You can't miss it . The Field is
on the east side of the road. For more information
check the map.
Click
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How to "Renew"
your Membership.
Gentleman:
Here is the procedure to renew your Twin
Cities Eagle Squadron Field Permits.
When you receive your 2012 AMA Membership Card, mail a
check for $75.00 to David Karl and include your
name, AMA number, address, phone
number and email
address so I can update the club roster if necessary.
I will confirm your AMA status thru the AMA Web Site.
When I see that your AMA is current for the 2012 season,
I will send your 2012 Field Permit.
If you want to include a copy of your AMA
Membership Card, that will also work.
Thanks
David J. Karl # 5783
Secretary / Treasurer / Contest Director
Twin Cities Eagle Squadron, Inc.
AMA Chapter # 3680
2302 Nottingham Drive,
Bellevue, NE 68123
402-291-4118
djkarl@cox.net
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Special
Offer for New Members.
For 1st time club members, we offer a first-year
special membership fee of $50.00. To join the club,
you must have a current AMA membership/number. If you
have not gotten your AMA card, you may click on this link
www.modelaircraft.org
to join. Once you have joined AMA, mail a check for
$50.00 to David J. Karl at 2302 Nottingham Drive,
Bellevue, NE 68123. Please include your name,
AMA number, address, phone number and
email address. David
will confirm your AMA status through the AMA website
and will then send you your permit. You may also include
a copy of your AMA Membership Card if you have already
received one. If you have any questions regarding
membership, please contact David Karl. We support
all kinds of aircraft and pilots and have club members
available to help you get started if you are new to the
hobby.
So come out and join one of the friendliest clubs in the
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Thursday Evening Training with
Bob English
First we would all like to thank
Bob for all his hard work organizing our training
program. He is a great asset to our club and other clubs
in the area. Bob does a great job introducing new flyers
to our hobby with an obvious love for what he does. So
when you see Bob tell him "Thank You".
Whether you are just starting out or a seasoned flyer
and would like to help, for info on
our training program, you can contact Bob at either of the following numbers:
Bob English - Home: 402-331-2357,
Cell: 402-312-8830,
E-Mail Bob |
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Hi, I am the president,
some like to refer to me as Dick-Tator. When I got
into office, the first thing I did was to abolish all
meetings. The speech that I give every year and which
keeps getting me re-elected is, "If you want the long
version and have 30 minutes to kill, call".
The only reason we have a club is so we have a place to
get away. The club's sole purpose is to maintain a
field so we can fly our toy airplanes and organize a few
fun flys. |
It's not
for having monthly meetings that end up being gripe
sessions and make a million rules that start to exclude
people.
We welcome all types of aircraft and all styles of
flying. We are in this together and people
sometimes forget that. Whatever you like, there is
a group here for you. However, if you like
structure and meetings, this is not your field. We are
an AMA field and meet all requirements to be one.
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We follow
the standard safety AMA rules. Our idea of
structure is getting together for lunch and talking
airplanes. If you are looking to escape the
stresses of every-day life and get away to a place where
"Every body knows your name," you have found it.
If not, I am positive there is someone out there willing
to take your money and tell you what to do. (Oh ya,
that's our government)
Thank You. Pete Rosas |
