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Trenton Chapter Number 176 of E.A.A. Inc. (CRF ID #749)

ALTERNATE NAME
Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 176

PHONE
609-844-1059 - Roy Baldassari

EMAIL
Baldassari7@netscape.net

URL
http://www.princetonol.com/groups/eaa176/

ADMINISTRATOR
Roy Baldassari, President
Bill Marx, Secretary
Dave Spencer, Vice President
John Eckel, Treasurer

CONTACT PERSON
Roy Baldassari, Chapter President

DESCRIPTION
Incorporated as an educational group with 501(c)(3) status. Goal is to educate ourselves and the general public about recreational aviation. Many members are constructing or restoring their own aircraft. Others have completed and are flying their own aircraft. Others just share an interest in aviation. The national organization guiding principles for its chapters are "Flying, Fun, Food and Family"

PROGRAMS
Young Eagles Program: Simulates the interest of youngsters in the areas of Science, Math and Technology, all of which are essential elements of aviation. Rides in recreational aircraft are offered at no cost. The program is aimed at ages 8-17.

PUBLICATIONS
Flight Levels - newsletter published monthly and also available on the website

MEETING PLACE
Twin Pine Airport, 240 Pennington-Lawrenceville Road, Hopewell Township

MEETING TIME
Second FRI of the month; 7:30 PM

MEMBERSHIP
An interest in recreational aviation

FEES/DUES
$25 per year. National dues are $40 per year and national membership is required for chapter membership.

SPECIAL EVENTS
Three Young Eagles rallies per year; see chapter newsletter for dates and locations.
annual dinner
annual picnic

SCHOLARSHIPS
None locally; national organization awards several scholarships in varying amounts for various purposes. They are used for both degree and non-degree programs in fields directly related to aviation. Specific fields of study supported include aerospace engineering, professional pilot training and aircraft maintenance

FOUNDED
1963

SUBJECT
RECREATION
SPORTS AND GAMES

DATE MODIFIED
04-24-06