Twenty-three flyers turned out for the “Golden Age & Light Plane Fly Inn” on the September 17^th. There was an interesting mix of aircraft ranging from WW-I to golden age types such as a Gee Bee and continuing to modern light planes like the all composite Cirrus.

The weather was great and I believe I had the only crash of the day: my ancient fuel-soaked Aeronca C-3 broke in half on a downwind deadstick. The “Pilots Choice “ award went to Dave Barry’s beautiful Stinson Reliant.

Raffle Prizes: The Hobby Warehouse on Rt. 70 provided an electric T-34 ARF which was won by Dick Bobb. The new Gator Hobbies (soon to be located on Clark Ave.) donated a 6 channel Futaba Radio won by Brad Termaat. Gift items for registered flyers: Frank Tiano provided a generous supply Zap products and Nick Ziroli donated hats and modeling CD’s.

Thanks to the many club members who helped make this an enjoyable and successful event. David Hasler, CD

Images provided by John Hall, Ryan Raffensberger and Mike Winter

The Civil Air Patrol provided traffic control and the Presentation of Colors.

SRQ Treasurer Steve Sundheimer and Jan Hasler registered all the pilots.

Announcer Jim Martin (l) listens as CD David Hasler conducts his Pilots Briefing.

Pilots Briefing.

SRQ member Tom Smith opens the show with a fly past in his BT-15.

Dave Barry (l) receives the “Pilots Choice" award for his beautiful Stinson Reliant.

MC Jim Martin (l) with raffle winners Brad Termaat (c) who won a 6ch 2.4 GHz radio, donated by Gator Hobbies and Dick Bobb who won a E-flite T34 Mentor, donated by Hobby Market Place.

Bernard Salomon (l) and Steve Petitto get ready to serve hot dogs.

Twenty-three flyers turned out for the “Golden Age & Light Plane Fly Inn” on the September 17th. There was an interesting mix of aircraft ranging from WW-I to golden age types such as a Gee Bee and continuing to modern light planes like the all composite Cirrus.

The weather was great and I believe I had the only crash of the day: my ancient fuel-soaked Aeronca C-3 broke in half on a downwind deadstick. The “Pilots Choice “ award went to Dave Barry’s beautiful Stinson Reliant.

Thanks to the many club members who helped make this an enjoyable and successful event. David Hasler, CD

Twenty-three flyers turned out for the “Golden Age & Light Plane Fly Inn” on the September 17^th. There was an interesting mix of aircraft ranging from WW-I to golden age types such as a Gee Bee and continuing to modern light planes like the all composite Cirrus.