"A Pilgrimage

To The Past" is this author's memorable account of forty years and

102 air races throughout the United States, Canada, Bahamas, Mexico, and

Central America to Nicaragua. Mallary won the 1977 All Women's International

Air Race (Angel Derby) and nine other races. "A Pilgrimage To The

Past," is her personal compilation of fifty years of flight history

as well as of women in aviation the last half of the 20th Century.

In 1966 this

well-versed pilot married Eastern Airlines pilot L.P. Mallary. After making

their home in Atlanta in 1969 their daughter, Tracy, was born a year later

and this family made Atlanta their permanent home.

An active pilot

for fifty years and one known throughout the United States, Mallary now

has three goals remaining. First, she intends on getting her gold wings

for fifty years of flying. Mallary also wants to win the Air Race Classic

and she wants to become a U.F.O. a United Flying Octogenarian. This status

is achieved by woman pilots who hold their medical certificates and the

ability to solo a plane at age 80.

The Fayette

Writers Group wishes Pauline Mallary all the best.

Ines Arnsberger

Hatch

member, Fayette

Writers Group