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Per Ardua Award 2005
Year 2005 Robert Spielman With several nomination this year we have awarded the 2005 per ardua to … Mr. Robert Spielman Reno, NV Great flying is all about attitude and spirit. The per ardua is present...
2004 1-26 Sweepstakes Results
And the winner is… Friends, Romans, 1-26ers, lend me your ear! It is time to announce the winners for the 2004 sweepstakes contest! First of all, let me say that it was another stellar year for the sw...
2004 H. Marshall Claybourn Memorial Trophy
It is my pleasure to announce that the winner of the 2004 H. Marshall Claybourn trophy is Garry Dickson. The award is given to the pilot making the longest straight distance flight in a 1-26 during th...
The 2004 1-26 Association Championships
Hosted by: The Texas Soaring Association Midlothian, Texas (Directions and photo of the field are at the bottom of the TSA homepage) Practice days July 26 & 27 (not required to compete, however a ...
1-26 ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING – July 29, 2004
Meeting called to order at Texas Soaring Association clubhouse, Midlothian, Texas by President Bill Vickland. Minutes of the 2003 Annual Meeting were read by Bob Hurni, recording for Secretary, Lisa S...
2004 SSA Convention
Jo Shaw Received the 2003 H. Marshall Claybourn Memorial Trophy To access this post, you must purchase International Membership, Life Member, Sustaining Member or Regular Member. ...
GOAL STRIKE XV REPORT
Hosted by: The Las Vegas Valley Soaring Association GOAL STRIKE XV REPORT By George Powell Hosted by the Las Vegas Valley Soaring Association at Jean, Nevada, Goal Strike XV was scheduled for June 7 –...
2004 Labor Day Fun Meet
Hosted by Yards Creek Soaring and the ACA (Aero Club Albatross) Jeff Daye wrapped up the number one slot in the Labor Day Fun Meet held at Blairstown, NJ. Daye flew an virtual perfect contest and gave...
Doug Levy is the 2004 OLC Champion!
Not only did Doug Levy capture the US Championship for the 2004 Online Contest, he’s also the World Champion! Doug flew SN 042 and beat 235 US and 7155 world wide contestants. Way to go Doug! Not to b...