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Howard getting in a little heli flight before the event begins Edit
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Thanks to all the sponsors! Edit
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Nice and calm Edit
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Thanks for the grub, Don!
Don Sikkema, club Vice-President, has provided the lunch for the fourth year in a row! Compliments of "Ralston Valley Preferred Real Estate". Edit
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Peak Electronics was great all weekend Edit
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Jerry Thompson ready for takeoff with his OT Electric "Mercury" Edit
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Take off complete with Jerry Thompson's Mercury design Edit
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Gene McMahon's Goldberg sailplane Edit
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Midair? Edit
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Nope!
A pair of Old Timer designs sharing the same air. Edit
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Don Kargo's beautiful pylon "Playboy Sr." -- won First Place in Old Timer Electric Cllimb and Glide event. Edit
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The ever present Vintage R/C Society banner overlooking the weekends activities. Edit
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Marvin White's Goldberg "Sr. Falcon" Class III Pattern entry. Edit
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Thanks to all the judges and timers! Edit
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George Baxter's deBolt "Champ" coming in for a landing. Edit
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Beautiful hand-built in-line four. Edit
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And a 7-cylinder radial too! Edit
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Don Kargo preparing his "Playboy, Sr." for takeoff. Edit
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Burt Payne leaving the flight line with his "Nomad" design. Edit
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Jerry Thompson's colorful "Playboy Jr." leaving the runway on takeoff. Edit
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The wind picked up later Edit
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Jerry Thompson's Class III entry, the always popular "Ugly Stick". Edit
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Marvin White's Class III Pattern bird, "Atlas". Edit
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Jim Eide's scratch built Class III Pattern ship, "Daddy Rabbit". Jim flew to First Place in this category. Edit
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Hey Daddy Rabbit, what's this one wheel landing or takeoff routine? A maneuver that's hard to duplicate. Edit
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August Bruno's Class III Pattern entry, "Astro Hog" design sporting a four stroke. August is from the Boulder club. Edit
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Most of the competitors and a few volunteers posing by the VR/CS Banner. Edit
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The food for the President's Bar-B-Que shows up Edit
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One of several "Nomad" powered sailplanes. Edit
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Arnold Peckar's Vintage "Nomad II". Edit
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Lots of great prizes! Edit
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Volunteer registrar, Barb McGinnis, preparing to draw some Lucky Winners from the Door Prize cards. Edit
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