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Fall is officially here; however, with the sunny and warm days it sure is hard to get back to
real work. The Wings of Saskatchewan Conference is just a month away and promises to be
full days of learning and enjoyable evenings of visiting. As always, Marilyn will make sure
everything runs like a clock, and this year Don Macpherson and Kathleen Henderson are busy
making sure we have an interesting program.
Last year in Yorkton, panel discussions proved to be useful to get audience and participant
involvement, so much of our program this year will use the facilitated panel discussion as a
presentation vehicle.
We are very pleased to have leaders in our industry from COPA, CBAA, ATAC, and CAC
taking part in our opening session, “Sizzlers”. This will start us off on a high note and will
provide us with much to discuss for the rest of the conference. And just take a good look at
the other sessions. There’s much to learn, much to think about, and much to talk about.
This year, too, we are very pleased to be honouring two people who spent much of their
careers involved in education and training. Mr. Don Bateman, who graduated from the
College of Engineering in 1956, and who is responsible for developing numerous flight safety
innovations including GPWS, is coming to be inducted into the SAC Hall of Fame. Mr.
Bateman lives in Seattle where he still works for Honeywell. Our other Hall of Fame inductee
is Colonel O.B. Philp, the founder of the Snowbirds. Thursday evening will be a “not to be
missed” aviation event.
The conference is also very pleased to have Dennis Goll, recently retired CEO of Westwind,
agree to be our Friday luncheon speaker. I’m sure all of us will enjoy Dennis’ reflections on
the last 40 years of Saskatchewan aviation.
This year’s conference is also hosting 50 high school students from around the province at an
“aviation careers” event Friday, October 28th. Hopefully, this can become an on-going event
at the Wings of Saskatchewan Conference.
A couple other big good-news items: At long last, the SIAST Commercial Pilot Diploma
Program has received core funding beginning with the present class. And the SIIT AME
program is now running with a class of 2nd year students and a class of 1st year students.
Again wonderful news.
Take care ~~ and see you in Saskatoon Wednesday evening for a round of
“Aviation Trivia”!
From the Desk of the President—Janet Keim
September 2011
News from the Council
Inside this issue:
2011 Wings of Saskatchewan Conference Agenda
3-4
2011 Wings of Saskatchewan Delegate Registration Form
5
Co0ming Events 9
HAVE AN UPCOMING EVENT?
Let us know, and we’ll be happy to help
you get the word out!
Contact Marilyn with any details for the
next newsletter or to list your event on
the SAC website!
Phone: (306) 931-6118
Fax: (306) 931-6123
Email: [email protected]
September 2011
Saskatoon is once again the host city for the Wings of Saskatchewan Conference and Trade Show, to be held October 26
-28, 2011 at the Saskatoon Inn.
This year, our theme is “Aviation 101” - we are focusing on the education and training involved to keep our aviation
industry safe for all those involved! We are highlighting the new facility at the Saskatoon airport that houses both the
SIAST Commercial Pilot Diploma Program as well as the SIIT AME Training Program, and celebrating the success of
these two programs, bringing more students to Saskatoon and training them to work in the Saskatchewan aviation
industry. We are also bringing in many speakers and presenters to offer training sessions for all areas of aviation, from
the general private pilot to commercial operators to airport managers.
Please see page 3 and 4 for this year’s proposed AGENDA - we are still developing the program so please go to the
website over the next month to view any updates as they happen (www.saskaviationcouncil.ca/conference).
Following the AGENDA, on Page 5, is the Delegate Registration Form. REMINDER: Dead line for the early-bird
registration rate is September 30, 2011—that’s a $50 savings!
We are looking forward again to the TRADE SHOW at this year’s conference. This has always been a successful part of
our conference, and we anticipate many booths again this year.
Each year, the Wings of Saskatchewan has been strongly supported by our SPONSORS. If you would like to participate
that way this year, please check out the SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION located on our website as well!
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our conference administration team at:
Phone: (306) 931-6112
Fax: (306) 931-6123
Email: [email protected]
Hosted Jointly By:
Saskatchewan Aviation Council
Saskatchewan Aerial Applicators Association
Canadian Business Aviation Association – Saskatchewan
Saskatoon Inn Conference Room Rate $129/Night
Phone: (306) 242-1440 OR 1-800-667-8789 Mention that you are with “Wings of Saskatchewan”
2002 Airport Drive, Saskatoon, SK S7L 6M4
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2011 WINGS OF SASKATCHEWAN CONFERENCE & TRADE SHOW
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26, 2011
11:00 – 3:00 A.M. P.M.
SAAA Board Meeting (Room 234) Trade Show Setup
(Saskatchewan A & B)
General Aviation Session Kevin Psutka, CEO of COPA
(Manitoba Room)
4:00 to 5:00 p.m. 3:00– 5:00 P.M. P.M.
SAC Board Meeting (Wig ‘n Pen Room)
5:00 – 6:00 P.M. P.M.
Conference Registration (Mezzanine Balcony)
General Aviation Safety
Transport Canada (Manitoba Room)
6:00 – 7:00 P.M. P.M.
Conference Registration (Saskatchewan A & B)
Cocktails & Trade Show Time
(Saskatchewan A & B)
7:00 – 8:00 P.M. P.M.
Touch „N‟ Go Reception & Trade Show Time (Saskatchewan A & B)
8:00 – 8:30 P.M. P.M.
Aviation Trivia Game Show (Saskatchewan A & B)
8:30 – 9:00 P.M. P.M.
Dessert Buffet (Saskatchewan A & B)
9:00 – 12:01 P.M. A.M.
Hospitality Room (Wig ‘n Pen Room)
THURSDAY OCTOBER 27, 2011
8:00 – 8:45 A.M. A.M.
Breakfast Buffet & Opening Ceremonies (Saskatchewan A & B)
9:00 – 10:30 A.M. A.M.
“Sizzlers” Presentations on Hot Topics for Each Association & Panel Discussion:
Kevin Psutka, CEO of COPA (confirmed)
Sam Barone, President & CEO of CBAA (confirmed)
Wayne Gouveia, VP Commercial General Aviation of ATAC (confirmed)
Bill Restall, CEO of Canadian Airports Council (confirmed)
(Saskatchewan A & B)
10:30 – 11:00 A.M. A.M.
COFFEE & TRADE SHOW TIME (Saskatchewan A & B)
11:00 – 12:00 A.M. NOON
“Survival Strategies, Survival Medicine, And Aiding Search and Rescue”
Dr. Evan Franko (confirmed) (Courtyard Room)
12:00 – 1:00 NOON P.M.
Buffet Luncheon - SAC Annual General Meeting (Saskatchewan A & B)
1:30 – 2:30 P.M. P.M.
“Fatigue Management” (Saskatchewan A & B)
Airports – Info Session Airport Managers Forum Demo ~~ Update on SAC Airport Study ~~ Airport Promotion
(Saskatoon Room)
2:30 – 3:30 P.M. P.M.
Emergency Planning
“It Won‟t Happen to Me (but what do I do if it does?)”
Kathleen Henderson (confirmed) (Saskatchewan A & B)
3:30 – 4:00 P.M. P.M.
COFFEE & TRADE SHOW TIME (Saskatchewan A & B)
4:00 – 5:00 P.M. P.M.
SAAA Credit Session #2 “Spray Systems”
Gary Moffat
Specialized Spray Systems (Brass Lantern Room)
CBAA
Chapter Buzz (Wig &Pen
Room)
Owner Maintenance Ron Thompson,
Transport Canada
(confirmed) (Courtyard Room)
“Airport Management –
Winter Maintenance”
Panel Discussion (Saskatoon Room)
6:00 – 9:30 P.M. P.M.
Hall of Fame Awards Banquet & Trade Show Time Cocktails & Trade Show Time @ 6:00 p.m.; Dinner @ 7:00 p.m.
(Saskatchewan A & B)
9:30 – 1:00 P.M. A.M.
Hospitality Room (Wig ‘n Pen Room)
2011 WINGS OF SASKATCHEWAN CONFERENCE & TRADE SHOW
FRIDAY OCTOBER 28, 2011
8:00 – 8:30 A.M. A.M.
Breakfast Buffet (Saskatchewan A & B)
8:30 – 9:30 A.M. A.M.
SAAA Credit
Session #3 Allan Bakke
Pesticide Regulations
(invited) (Wig & Pen Room)
Nav Canada Session
Brian Stockall (confirmed)
“How to Better Use Nav Canada Services” (Saskatchewan A & B)
“Airport Management –
Winter Maintenance”
(continued)
Panel Discussion (Saskatoon Room)
9:30 – 10:30 A.M. A.M.
SAAA Annual
General Meeting (Wig & Pen Room)
“Mapping the Training Future” (Saskatchewan A & B)
Students‟ Meet & Greet (Courtyard Room)
10:00 to 10:30 a.m.
10:30 – 11:00 A.M. A.M.
COFFEE & TRADE SHOW TIME (Saskatchewan A & B)
11:00 – 12:00 A.M. NOON.
Colonel J.A.M. Bigaouette
Commander of 15 Wing Moose Jaw (invited) (Saskatchewan A & B)
12:00 – 1:00 NOON P.M.
Served Lunch
Speaker: Dennis Goll,
President and CEO of West Wind Aviation “Reflections on 40 Years in Aviation”
(Canadian Room)
Students Buffet Lunch Speakers: Alumni from
SIAST/SIIT Programs
(Courtyard Room)
1:00 – 1:30 P.M. P.M. Students To SIAST/SIIT Training Facility at Airport
1:30 – 2:30 P.M. P.M.
Prairie
Protective Fund
Directors‟ Meeting (Wig & Pen Room)
“Navigating the Learning Future” Presentations & Panel Discussions with:
Glenn Priestley, CCAA
(Saskatchewan A & B)
Airport
Certification: To Be
OR
Not To Be? (Saskatoon Room)
Student
Education
Session,
Tour of
Facilities,
and Static
Display (SIAST/SIIT
Training
Facility)
2:30 – 3:00 P.M. P.M.
COFFEE & TRADE SHOW TIME (Saskatchewan A & B)
3:00 – 5:00 P.M. P.M.
Prairie
Protective Fund
Annual General
Meeting (Wig & Pen Room)
Tours of SIAST/SIIT Facility
at Airport Trade Show Tear Down Time
(Saskatchewan A & B)
Conference Room Rate: $129/night!
SASKATOON INN
2002 Airport Drive, Saskatoon, SK S7L 6M4
Phone: (306) 242-1440 OR 1-800-667-8789
Mention that you are with “Wings of Saskatchewan”
ROOMS GOING FAST – BOOK ASAP!!
MAIL TO: P.O. Box 9768, Saskatoon, SK S7K 7G5 OR FAX TO: (306) 931-6123
WINGS OF SASKATCHEWAN CONFERENCE October 26-28, 2011
SASKATOON, SK
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“There were a lot of casual-
ties,” Needham says. “The Ger-
mans took them to Rennes in
France where they comman-
deered a school to serve as a
hospital. This is where they took
me. They told the French to look
after us, and some French
women (maybe nursing stu-
dents) came during the day and
did some nursing. I was there
for 34 days until (American)
Gen. George Patton came
through with his army and liber-
ated the hospital. “
When Needham, was dis-
charged in October of 1946, he
returned to Saskatchewan and
eventually took over the Wyn-
yard newspaper from his father,
William Charles Needham.
“At one time, my dad owned a
number of community newspa-
pers is Saskatchewan,”
Needham says. “Perhaps he
saw himself as the Conrad
Black of his day. Unfortunately,
he went broke.”
After some years in Saska-
toon, including a stint with the
Star Phoenix, the senior
Needham moved his family to
Wynyard and took over the Wyn-
yard Advance in 1933. During
his three-plus decades as pub-
lisher and editor of the Ad-
vance , Barry Needham re-
ceived more than one award for
his work. The Canadian Com-
munity Newspapers Association
gave him a Silver Quill award for
distinguished service to the
community newspaper profes-
sion. The Saskatchewan Wheat
Pool also awarded him a trophy
for having the best weekly
newspaper in the province.
In addition to his professional
work, Needham always main-
tained
September 2011 Page 6
On August 27, a ceremony
was held in Wynyard to rename
the community airport. It offi-
cially became Wynyard Memo-
rial Airport W.B Needham Field.
The renaming was a tribute to
91-year old Barry Needham,
who is a long time community
leader and one of the people
who spearheaded the establish-
ment of an airport in Wynyard in
the late 1950‟s
“After an air ambulance ex-
perienced difficulty finding a
suitable landing field, I knew an
airport in Wynyard was neces-
sary,” Needham says. It was
officially opened in 1961 and
Needham served as chair of the
airport committee for the next
17 years.
Needham, who spent his pro-
fessional life as editor of the
local Wynyard Advance newspa-
per, had a rich connection with
aviation. He served in the RCAF
from September 1941 to Octo-
ber of 1946 as a pilot and flight
lieutenant with the Canadian
Spitfire Squadron #412 as part
of the second Tactical Air Force
Overseas.
Needham did two hours of
operations and flew four mis-
sions in his Spitfire on D-Day. A
month later, he was shot down
over France by enemy ground
fire. He bailed out with second-
degree burns to his arms, legs
and face.
The Germans who had picked
him up had captured a number
of U.S. paratroopers who had
jumped in France on D-Day. As
they were marching them be-
hind German lines, some U.S.
airplanes spotted the group,
and thinking they were German
soldiers, strafed them.
a close connection to the local
Legion and his #412 Squadron
comrades. In 1994, he was a
delegate to France with the
department of National De-
fence Veterans Affairs for the
50th Anniversary of D-Day.
“While there, I encountered
A.N.S.A, (Normandy Association
for Air Remembrance 1939/45
Orne-Maine). Their main pur-
pose is to locate the estimated
3,000 aircraft—both German
and Allied—that went down in
Normandy, France. When they
locate a crash site, they exca-
vate the aircraft and, if there
were fatalities, put up a memo-
rial that records the names of
the dead.
“They questioned me about
where I had bailed out and a
few weeks later were in contact
to say „We think we‟ve found
your plane and we‟re going to
excavate it.‟”
Needham, his wife Martha,
and several other family mem-
bers returned to France to wit-
ness the excavation. Barry
brought back several parts from
the plane.
“A few days later I got another
communication. „After checking
the serial number,‟ they said
„we‟re sorry. That wasn‟t your
Spitfire. It was a P51 Mus-
tang.‟”
The story of excavating the
wrong plane and the Saskatche-
wan family who came to wit-
ness it was published in the
local French newspaper.
“After it appeared, several
people came forward saying
they thought they might know
where my plane went down,”
Needham says.
The witnesses were able to
supply the exact location of
Needham‟s crash site and the
family once again made the
journey to France. This time, it
was the right plane.
Needham says it was an emo-
tional experience, almost as
emotional as the past few
months have been. “In June, my
old #412 Squadron, which is
now a VIP squadron that flies
the prime minister around, cele-
brated its 70th anniversary. I
was invited to attend the Laying
Up of the Colours in Ottawa.
They flew a King Air to Wynyard
airport to pick me up and fly me
to Ottawa,” he says.
“Then in July, Wynyard cele-
brated its 100th anniversary.
They wanted to have a fly past
for the opening ceremony, so I
contacted the other people who
had flown me to Ottawa. Some
strings were pulled and we had
a fly past.”
For the August 27th renaming
event, Barry had no idea more
strings were being pulled. The
ceremony included a fly past of
a Bell helicopter, a King Air, and
two CT-156 Harvard IIs. Seven-
teen military people were in
attendance.
“it was a surprise and a thrill,”
Needham says. “I was so hon-
oured. It‟s just unbelievable.”
September 2011 Page 7
Don Bateman, the inventor of the Ground Proximity Warning System is being inducted this year into
the SAC Hall of Fame. All pilots use the Ground Proximity Warning System ~~ Don‟s invention has, no doubt,
saved thousands of lives.
Come and help us honour this man, who has changed „standard equipment‟ on most aircraft running
today!
Colonel O.B. Philp, “Father of the Snowbirds,” began his career with Royal Canadian Air Force in 1941
in Saskatchewan, then flew the Mitchell bomber and Dakota in WWII. He organized the Canadians Army‟s
first glider pilot school then served years as a test pilot.
The Snowbird‟s mission is to demonstrate to the North American public the skill, professionalism and
teamwork of the men and women of the Canadian Forces.
FOR TICKET INFORMATION, PLEASE REFER TO THE
“DELEGATE REGISTRATION FORM” ON PAGE 5 OR
CALL MARILYN GROSE,
CONFERENCE ADMIN TEAM LEADER, AT (306) 931-6118
COME OUT AND HELP US HONOR THESE TWO INDIVIDUALS FOR THEIR
CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR AVIATION INDUSTRY!
September 2011 Page 8
Dennis Goll, West Wind Aviation President & CEO, Retires
In 1983, with Dennis Goll as the driving force and visionary, West Wind Aviation was established as a two-person, one-aircraft operation.
Through Mr. Goll‟s leadership, guidance and strong philosophies of providing the highest levels of safety and service, West Wind evolved
from humble beginnings into a dynamic growing organization. West Wind now operates a fleet of over 20 aircraft, employs 200 people and
is recognized as Western Canada‟s largest full support aviation operation.
These are very exciting times for West Wind and it is also a time of transition and change as Dennis Goll announced that he is stepping down
from his position of President & CEO. Dennis will be transitioning to his new role as West Wind‟s Executive Chairman of the Board.
West Wind‟s new President & CEO, Gord Gillespie, embodies the core values of Safety, Customer Service Excellence, Operational Excellence,
and People that have been the foundation of West Wind‟s success and is looking forward to leading West Wind along the road of ongoing
success and prosperity.
We are honored that Dennis Goll has consented to speak at the Wings of Saskatchewan Conference & Trade Show ~~ he will give us his
“Reflections on 40 Years in Aviation” at the luncheon on Friday, October 27th. Make sure to get your conference registrations in soon!
Incredible Opportunity for all General Aviation Flyers
A “General Aviation Segment” has been included in the regular agenda for the 2011 Wings of Saskatchewan Conference
In order to keep the cost reasonable, General Aviation has an opportunity to partake in sessions that matter to us.
Wednesday Afternoon Sessions & Evening Reception
16:00 - 17:00 Kevin Psutka*
17:00 - 18:00 Aviation Safety with Transport Canada *
18:00 - ?? Touch 'n' Go Reception, Aviation Trivia, Desert Buffet, Hospitality Room, Trade Show Time
Thursday All Day Sessions
9:00 - 10:30 Panel Discussion*
10:30 - 11:00 Coffee and Trade show
11:00 - 12:00 “Survival Strategies, Survival Medicine, And Aiding Search and Rescue” — Dr. Evan Franko*
12:00 - 13:00 Buffet Luncheon
13:30 - 14:30 Fatigue Management*
14:30 - 16:00 Coffee / Trade Show Time
14:30—15:30 “It Won‟t Happen to Me (but what do I do if it does?)” — Emergency Planning Presentation* 15:30—16:00 Coffee / Trade Show Time
16:00 - 17:00 Owner Maintenance*
Simply enjoy the sessions you find interesting!
Great news: Would you like this conference to qualify as a rust remover as well?
*If you attend all the sessions listed above, Transport Canada has deemed the General Aviation Segment of the conference a rust remover.
Flying in? Frank Richter has graciously offered free tie down spots at Richter Field in Martensville. If you would like to arrange daily or over-
night tie down spots in Saskatoon, please contact either Marc or Brad and they will help you arrange a spot.
Both COPA and RAA are offering transportation to and from the conference.
For more Information contact:
Marc DeGirolamo ([email protected]) Brad Hewlett ([email protected]) Frank Richter ([email protected])
September 2011 Page 9
ASSINIBOIA, SK FLYIN CLUB
Saturday October 1, 2011
10:00 am—2:00 pm
Location: CJN4
BCAC
SILVER WINGS AWARDS BAQUET
October 27, 2011
Delta Vancouver Airport Hotel
Ballroom (ABC)
Richmond, BC
For more information or to pre-register
please visit:
www.bcaviationcouncil.org
AMCO’S 26TH ANNUAL
CONVENTION
&
14TH ANNUAL TRADESHOW
Brantford, ON
October 2-4, 2011
For more information please visit:
www.amco.on.ca/attend-a-convention
2011 WINGS OF SASKATCHEWAN
CONFERENCE & TRADESHOW
October 26-28
Saskatoon, SK
For more information and to view the con-
ference agenda along with registration
forms please visit:
www.saskaviationcouncil.ca
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
AAAE/IAAE/IAAE CANADA
CONFERENCE & TRADESHOW
August 2012
Montreal, QC
For more information please visit:
www.iaaecanada.org
ATAC`S AGM & TRADESHOW
November 13-15, 2011
Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel
Montreal, QC
For more information please visit:
www.atac.ca
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SASKATCHEWAN AVIATION COUNCIL
2010/2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Executive PRESIDENT: Janet Keim SECRETARY/TREASURER: Wayne McIntyre
VICE PRESIDENT (NORTH): Will Stewart VICE PRESIDENT (SOUTH): Don Ingham
Region Directors REGION NAME(S) PHONE FAX EMAIL
1–SWIFT CURRENT Ted Anderson 297-3105 297-3978 [email protected]
2–MOOSE JAW/
ASSINIBOIA
Cal Jorstad 692-6536 692-2686 [email protected]
3–ESTEVAN/
WEYBURN
Herb Padwick
Duncan Brown
634-0135
453-2839
453-6403
4–REGINA Steve Burchi
Tom Ray
Jim Thompson
761-7563
525-6194
787-2431
761-7559
525-6196
787-1424
5–YORKTON Don Ingham 783-0321 782-9562 [email protected]
6–SASKATOON Janet Keim
Wayne McIntyre
244-6714
668-0210
244-6741
244-8602
7–ROSETOWN/
KINDERSLEY
Lloyd Good
882-3830
882-3831
8–NORTH
BATTLEFORD/
LLOYDMINSTER
Dan Tuchscherer
Dan Knisley
Fran de'Koch
755-4350
933-5257
445-3099
755-4351
933-5480
445-2347
9–PRINCE ALBERT Peter Heal
Bob Spracklin
953-3263
953-3458
953-2747
953-3544
10–MELFORT David Lamb
Walter Dupin
873-2718
752-5911
752-5556
11–NORTHERN
SASKATCHEWAN
Will Stewart
Dennis Baranieski
425-4530
668-0226
425-4529
931-1750
Industry & Liaison Directors GROUP NAME(S) PHONE FAX EMAIL
Saskatchewan Highways
& Infrastructure
Harold Hugg 787-5311 787-3963 [email protected]
Saskatoon Airport
Authority
Bill Restall 975-4274 975-4233 [email protected]
Regina Airport Authority Jim Hunter 761-7557 761-7559 [email protected]
Yorkton Airport Authority Norm Fraser 786-9463 782-2554 [email protected]
SIAST Commercial Pilot
Diploma Program
Randy Muzyka 659-4094 964-2100 [email protected]
SIIT AME Program Carey Pillar 244-4444 [email protected]
Northern Air Operations Denis Renaud 425-4586 425-4538 [email protected]
Saskatchewan Aerial
Applicator Association
Lloyd Good 882-3830 882-3831 [email protected]
General Aviation (RAA) Marc DeGirolamo
Frank Richter
934-4434
384-3975
249-5634 [email protected]
CASARA Frank Schuurmans 731-2000 798-0700 [email protected]
SK Aerospace & Defence Stu McIntosh 694-2672 694-2843 [email protected]
Canadian Aviation
Historical Society
Gary Williams 543-8123 [email protected]
COPA Earl Kickley 487-2463 487-3292 [email protected]