1. Contest Director: Brad Shaink Assistant CD: Claude Weimer Standing Bear Lake Recreation Area / Hawk Field 138th and Fort Street, Omaha, NE Entry Fee: $25 Registration Begins: 8:00am First Flight: 10:00am Field is open to guests after 12:00pm (noon) on Friday the 12th. 500’ x 40’ Asphalt Runway Concession Stand at Field Close proximity to restaurants Close proximity to motels Awards will be given to all classes to include placement of 1st, 2nd, 3rd. Classes To Include: Sportsman Intermediate Advanced Masters FAI (F3A) AWARDSFYI Proof of current AMA membership is required to fly at the field and in this event. All events will be flown according to 2005-2006 AMA Competition Regulations Rulebook. Contestants will be expected to share in scribing as well as judging. Omaha Annual Pattern Championship August 13 - 14, 2005 Omaha, Nebraska www.Omahawks.org Fill out the pre-registration form online to help us prepare for the event, but pay when you arrive! This will help get the event off to a great start and not delay for the paperwork! www.Omahawks.org/pattern CONTACT INFO For more info, please contact: Brad Shaink 4228 N 139 th Ave Omaha, NE 68164 402-212-5001 bradshaink@nusite.com Claude Weimer cweimer@wilkmfg.com AMA Sanction #: 05-1271 Updates, photos, maps, motels, and more… Click onto our great site and you will find updated information about the Omaha Pattern Contest right up to the start date. In 2004, 2003 & 2002, we have been giving away very nice T-Shirts to all of our paid contestants – regardless of where you place! This year the tradition continues with the 2005 collector’s edition t-shirt! See you in Omaha! FREE TO ALLGET ONLINE

2. Omahawks RC Inc. Hawk Field at Standing Bear Lake Park 2004 Omahawks Annual Pattern Contest Participants. Omahawks, R/C Inc. welcomes you to enjoy Hawk Field and is proud to sponsor this year’s Omaha Annual Pattern Championship. The Omahawks membership of over 220 strong take pride in our field and hope you will be able to join in this event. Hawk Field is beautifully located in Omaha’s Standing Bear Lake park. Our field sits above the rest of the park, providing a great view and enjoyable environment. Hawk Field has a large 500’ x 40’ paved runway surrounded by lots of pit area in both grass and on pavement – and parking is abundant and close! Plenty of room to set-up the tents and a great pavilion for food and shade. Walking trails travel completely around the lake so family will have plenty of area to roam about. This is a large, popular park and spectators are always in the bleachers to watch. To learn more about the Omahawks and our field, please take time to visit us on the web at www.Omahawks.org. Additional information about the Pattern Contest can be gained by clicking on the Events tab on the menu bar, then clicking on the event or date. Just some of the fun had by many at the Omahawks Annual Pattern Contest. www.Omahawks.org Welcome… The above photo was taken from a camera mounted to a remote control helicopter. (you can see the tail boom top center in the photo)

3. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED August 13 – 14, 2005 Want to help? Have some extra time? Enjoy spending time at the flying field? Volunteers are needed to help make this years pattern championship a success. With contestants coming from many surrounding cities and states, this event will require some extra hands to help with all the details. As everyone knows, running a good event starts with good help. No amount of time donated is too small. We are looking for people to assist with many of the following tasks: Morning registration of contestants on Saturday morning Grill cooks for hot dogs and serving up cold beverages (Saturday and Sunday) Judges (individuals with prior judging experience in contests or who feel comfortable judging pattern) (Saturday and Sunday) Judges Assistants to work with a judge and write down contestant scores when the judge tells you. (Saturday and Sunday) Score card runners to help get judging cards from judges and take to the scoring table for computer input. (Saturday and Sunday) Computer scoring assistance. To enter judging scores into a computer program during each day. (Saturday and Sunday) General helpers are needed as well. Your help would be greatly appreciated! Any amount of time you can donate would be greatly appreciated. Even if you are not an Omahawks member, but just enjoy the hobby, you are encouraged to volunteer. Please contact: Brad Shaink, Contest Director, 212-5001, bradshaink@nusite.com Claude Weimer, Assistant CD, 468-5511 x127, cweimer@wilkmfg.com Ron Williams, 468-5511 x112, rwilliams@wilkmfg.com