The International Comanche Society - Pilot und Flugzeug

Fly-In Reports continued...
Mid-States and
North Central Tribes
Enjoy House on the Rock
by Barb Beil
The skies were welcoming on Friday, June 23 to 17 beautiful Comanche airplanes
flying into southwestern Wisconsin. Those Comanches carried 47 people from
11 states who were present to enjoy the beautiful scenery Wisconsin offered.
We stayed at the House on the Rock Inn, enjoying a hospitality room and many
swimming pools with a special wading pool for the children, that was a large copper
submarine. We dined at a fish and broasted chicken buffet at Jimmy’s that evening.
Saturday we were off to the House on the Rock and its museums. “Awesome,”
was just one of the comments about the House on the Rock. It truly is one of a kind.
That evening we dined at Thym’s Supper Club. We welcomed two couples that were
at a fly-in for the first time – Leon and Jean Hapka from Argyle, Minn. and Milt and
Fay Blersch from Cincinnati, Ohio. Dorothy Meadows enlightened us of upcoming
fly-ins for the North Central tribe; while Sarah McKinley told us of the events scheduled
in the Mid-States tribe.
Sunday all airplanes and passengers flew out, despite marginal weather.
The
Cretneys
and Sarah
McKinley
The Lays and Curtiss
The Einspahr family.
Stop the exhaust skin damage
in the exhaust trough area
by installing FAA approved
stack extensions. Trouble free
heat protection for the life of
your aircraft.
The Weavers
and Guests
The
Bullocks
and Mikus
ATTENTION
All PA30-39
Non-Turbo Owners
Kit includes: STC Certificate
4 exhaust stack
extensions with
nuts & bolts, and
installation instructions
The
Meadows
and Degners
GULF COAST STACKS
P.O. BOX 817
FOLEY, AL 36536
251-943-3653
-SARA (TERRI) PAINTER BAUER
SEPTEMBER 2006 Comanche Flyer • 41