Each Chapter has its own personality that is reflected in its members and local culture. The common thread you will find at EAA Chapter 839 is an interest in enjoying aviation with others who have a similar interest and the desire to share aviation with the local community through fly-ins, picnics, workshops, Young Eagle rallies and more. We are an Active Chapter with a new hangar and lots of exciting projects in the works. Contact us soon for more information!

Cell Tower IssueAt our last Chapter meeting I volunteered to prepare a letter and post it on this site for our members to review and modify to meet their own standards. Here is that letter in Word format.

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The address for the supervisors is

Hamilton Township

P.O. Box 285

Sciota, PA 18354

Attn: Board of Supervisors

A copy was mailed to my State Representative at

State Representative

Rosemary Brown

696 Seventh Bridge Street, Suite 102

East Stroudsburg, PA 18301

If Rosemary Brown is not your representative, you will have to look up his/her address.

Troop 102 Flyin Breakfast

Boy Scout Troop 102 is planning their second annual Flyin Breakfast on Saturday, June 1st from 8am to noon.

They will be using our hangar and serving pancakes, sausage, orange juice, & coffee. All you can eat for $8.00 a head!

We would like to offer Young Eagle flights that morning and could use some pilots and planes. Maybe we could also offer Eagle flights.

For more information or to sign up to help, call Rod Hatcher @ 610-381-2810.

May Meeting Continues Cooking Season

Our June 12th meeting is at 8:00pm and continues our cooking season! The grill will fire up at 6:00 pm with burger and dogs on the menu. Rod Hatcher, the "master chef", has been hoodwinked into continuing to cook.

Hamburgers are a whopping three bucks and dogs are 2 bucks. Chips and condiments are free!

Motor Project Restarts!

Art Schwedler has announced that work on rebuilding the 65 horse power engine will resume on Saturday, April 27th at noon sharp!

All chapter members are invited to work and learn with Art on how to rebuld an aircraft engine. No need to bring tools or money, just a willingness to help and learn.

Hangar Receives New (Used) Refrigerator

At our April meeting we discussed replacing our aging refrigerator and a vote was taken and passed to buy a new one for up to $600. However, Dave Morris spoke up and said he had a used one we could have if no one else in his family wanted it.