Pancake Breakfast July 18th 2015

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            To all EAA Pilots,
 
 
                        Chapter 650 in Bloomington, IN (KBMG), is having a FREE pancake breakfast and fly-in on Saturday, July 18th from 8:30 to 12:30.  This is the Saturday before the start of Airventure at Oshkosh.  Both FBO’s on the field will offer 100 LL at reduced prices for that morning.  Any of you out for a morning flight or headed to Wisconsin are welcome to come by KBMG.  Please feel free to tell all the pilots you know about this upcoming event.  Did I mention the breakfast is free? 
 
            If you have any questions please email me at eaa650@gmail.com
 
            If the weather gets bad our rain date will be August 8th.
 
            Thank you and blue skies with seamless landings.
 
 
Cordially,
 
 
John Hayes
President
EAA Chapter #650

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