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FLY-INS & AIR SHOWSIowa County Airport Fly-In BreakfastWelcomed Veteran & Future AviatorsMINERALPOINT, WIS. –Kevin King, airportmanager, greetedeach and everypilot as they arrivedat Iowa CountyAirport in MineralPoint, Wis., for theairport’s annualFather’s Day Fly-InBreakfast, June 17,2012.One of thosepilots was JeffSedlock of LaCrosse, Wisconsin,who flew in withhis new RV-9A,which he built with Paul Irlbeck ofWaubesha, Minnesota.Sunny Martin of RC Avionicsat Anoka County Airport in Blaine,Minnesota, installed the avionics inSedlock’s RV-9A, which features anAdvanced Avionics Primary FlightDisplay with two 11-inch monitors,GTX 327 transponder, and a Garmin430 navcom. RC Avionics also powdercoated the instrument panel. Martinis an AOPA Airport Support Networkvolunteer and lives in Rochester,Minnesota.Airplane rides were aplenty, as wereEAA Young Eagles orientation flights.Rod Kindschi of Verona, Wisconsin, gave his 133rd EAA Young Eagles Sport Light Sport Aircraft.Rod Kindschi of Verona, Wisconsin,gave his 133rd EAA Young Eagles flightto Makenna Ferrell, 8, of Mineral Point,Wisconsin. Ferrell’s uncle is a pilot withSun Country Airlines in Minneapolis,Minn. Kindschi was flying a 100 hpSting Sport Light Sport Aircraft.Iowa County Airport is expandingonce again with another groupof hangars being plotted out forconstruction. The airport offers hangarleases, aircraft maintenance, two pavedrunways – 3600 and 5000 feet, GPSand NDB approaches, AWOS and aGCO, and 24-hour self-service fuelwith both 100LL and Jet A. Iowa County Airport Manager, Kevin King,greets Jeff Sedlock of La Crosse, Wis., whoThe instrument panel on Jeff Sedlock’sRV-9A.FLY & DINE TO HARBOR VIEW PUB & EATERYOPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK BEGINNING AT 10:30 AM - 715-339-2626HOST OF THE ANNUAL HARBOR VIEW FLOAT-IN / FLY- INBREAKFAST BUFFET - FOURTH OF JULY WEEKEND 2013Located On Long LakeNext To Price County Airport (PBH)Featuring Sunday Morning BrunchDocking For SeaplanesPhillips, Wisconsin (1094 N. Lake Ave./Hwy 13 N) Self-Service Fuel At Airport!"#$%&$'()*+&,#"!'"*&-&!.#//#!01&2#0$')0#)&3!4.5Your Flight Path To The Northwoods!Featuring Recreation, Food & Cheap Fuel Prices!Harbor View Restaurant On Beautiful Long LakeWest End of Airport - Floatplanes Welcomed!=;""#$%$&'(&)*')+,)-"./0.""+123)&'"456)-"+#%#718)"""
Pancakes & Root Beer Floats Attract 20,000 To Sheboygan FallsA Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star on display atthe Aviation Heritage Center of Wisconsin,Sheboygan County Memorial Airport,Sheboygan Falls, Wis.A dad does what dads do…helps his son to see inside a1929 Spartan-C-3 biplane.County EAA Chapter 766members who wanted to havea place to share their passionwith the community. Thebuilding opened in June 2005and was funded by generousprivate donors who sharedthe vision to create a place forpeople of all levels of interestto experience the world offlight. It is their hope byproviding the opportunity forlocal youth to come exploreand learn about aviation"hands on," that they willplant the seed for future pilots,scientists and engineers.For additional information,visit their website:www.ahcw.org.SHEBOYGAN FALLS, WIS. – TheAviation Heritage Center of Wisconsinheld its “wheels and wings” annualfly-in breakfast and root beer float1929 Spartan-C-3 biplane,“Tempus Fugit II.”extravaganza, Sunday, June 17, 2012 at Sheboygan County Memorial Airport. Theevent was very well attended with a crowd estimated at 20,000. Vintage aircraft,vintage cars and vintage farm tractors were the attraction, and root beer floats andstrawberry sundaes were the dessert. EAA Chapter 766 hosted the event.The Aviation Heritage Center of Wisconsin is a unique environment wherevisitors can experience the world of aviation. From educational and communityprograms and events to an aviation museum, library and laboratory, the facilityrepresents all things aviation.The Aviation Heritage Center began with the dream of a group of SheboyganReigel Law Firm, Ltd.Greg ReigelAviation Attorney(952) 238-1060!"#$%&'()*$(*%+#*),%*(#%-*).$/*-0/,"11102!345!6257!389:!70:4;!"#$"%&'()'"*%'+,-.&%$',+'/0012'3,-.4'/#45%21'6$,4$#78'!#7'9,*.2,.8':%'-.&%$2"#.&'"*%'#;"
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