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| Fly-In Chairman, Jim Ricciuti (left) and Penticton Flying Club President Randy Ford (right) pose for photo at Beach Party Fly-In | ||||||||||||||||
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Ray Fey of Madison, Wisconsin
accepts President's Award
for "Farthest Away" visitor.
Ray was also the first arrival in his Comanche 250 ( N6497P ) |
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Fraser Blues, lead by Captain George Miller (fourth
from left) in his Mooney M20C, headline Beach
Party Fly-In Air Demonstration Show Saturday
and
Sunday. The other four airplanes in the team
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Rick Scott leads a two member Swiftbird team in another aerial demonstration, complete with trailing smoke. |
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