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Field Manual Fly-A-Ways By-laws National Model Aircraft Safety Code Online Application or Renewal Fly-A-Ways is currently full and not accepting new members The club is now at our 200 member cap and won't be accepting new memberships until Feb 1. Fly-A-Ways History Dale started flying with a single channel radio. Equipment improved rapidly and he enjoyed pattern flying and competed in the semi-nationals in Spokane, Washington. The club had 30-40 people. They would meet the ESI company for meetings. The meetings moved to the basement of the Sunset swimming pool near Sunset High School. Jack Becker I took office in '91. We had that big jump in membership when the "rogue" fliers who used the street near Intel, I believe, got shut down and came to use our field. Membership went up to around 150 or so, as I recall, and we had a membership cap for a while. I'm sure you remember meeting a few times at one of the pubs in Beaverton, and then at the PGE building in Beaverton." 2009-2011 Re-Locate to North Plains |
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