CANADIAN MUSEUM OF FLIGHT AND TRANSPORTATION OPEN HOUSE JUNE 20 & 21, 1987 SOUVENIR PROGRAM PROGRAM PRICE $1.00

FILM AVAILABLE We have 35mm film available in our gift shop in 12 exposure rolls. If you forgot to bring extra film, or ran out sooner than expected, visit the gift shop and we can help. AIR CADETS Special thanks go out to all the Air Cad- ets who have generously given their time to help out at our Open House this year, and in years past. If you are interested in further information about the Air Cad- ets, please ask any of the Cadets on the grounds today. THANK YOU. VOLUNTEERS! We wish to thank our many dedicated volun- teers, without whom this event could not take place. We appreciate the sup- port that each in his or her own way freely gives. Please be patient if all things don’t go well. We are all doing our best to make the day a pleas- ant and memorable one for you. TO PREVENT POSSIBLE INJURY, DO NOT MOVE PROPELLERS PROPELLERS A HEALTH HAZARD! SPECIAL THANKS We wish to thank the businesses adver- tised in this program for generously donating door prizes in support of this year’s Open House. We appreciate their assistance, and hope that you will patronize them for showing sup- port for the community. ST. JOHN’S AMBULANCE We would like to thank St. John’s Ambulance, who once again will be man- ning our first aid station, located near the food booth. NO PETS PLEASE PLEASE RESPECT OUR ANIMALS! While this is an aviation mus- eum, it is also a family home. No matter how irresistable they are, please leave the animals alone. They do not like to be handled, and they are already well fed. They are bewildered by the crowds, and may bite. We cannot take responsibility for any bites, scratches or other injuries. NO SMOKING NEAR AIRCRAFT Please DO NOT SMOKE near or under any of the aircraft on display. These are flying air- craft with full gas tanks, and on a hot day vapors and leaks can be dangerous. We ask for your co-operation on this mat- ter, both for your oun safety and for that of others. help prevent accidents. lase Page 2 PLEASE – NO DOGS ON THE PROPERTY. PLEASE LEAVE THEM IN YOUR CAR OR TIE THEM AT THE GATE. THANK YOU.

CANADIAN MUSEUM OF FLIGHT AND TRANSPORTATION Welcome to the Canadian Museum of Flight and Transportation’s 6th Annual Open House, June 20 & 21, 1987. Elsewhere in this program you will find a map of all facilities available on the grounds for your convenience. All advertisements in this program are paid for in support of CMFT and this year’s Open House. We thank these people sincerely. If you need any further information about the Open House or the Museum in general, please do not hesitate to drop by the Information Sooth or the T- Shirt/Membership booth, whole volunteers will try to answer any questions you have. Remember – we value all our members and welcome new ones. If you are not already a member of CMFT, please consider joing this worthwhile organization. A membership application is included in this program. Thank you for your support, and enjoy the Open House. GUIDED TOURS MINIT-MAN FULL SERVICE We strongly suggest that you join one of our tour groups, which run every half hour throughout the day. Our experienced tour guides will give you a description and his- tory of each aircraft, and answer any ques- tions you may have. You will find the tours Interesting and informative, as some of our aircraft have very colorful histories. Car Was DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER WAXING & POLISHING Open 8 30 500 Mon Sat Car Wash Ares Closed 12:30 pm 1:00 p.m. Chauran RETAILING CHEVRON PRODUCTS 684-8949 250 Rocson at Hamilton, 1 Block South of QE Theatre We would like to thank Plasco of Langley for the donation of plastic cups to the museum’s Open House, be appreciate the support. GATES CLOSE AT 4:30 PM We ask for your co-operation in clearing the property at closing time. Le 3

BEHIND THE SCENES The storage sheds, shop and yard are visible and the work that goes on there is very important to the growth and well being of CMFT, but the real backbone is the day to day operation of keeping track of it all and co-ordinating events such as the Open House. Work is done in what used to be an ordinary private home, which is steadily being converted to offices, gift shop, library and other related uses. In cramped and chaotic conditions, volunteers and short-term employees carry out the many jobs necessary for the success and growth of CMFT. Computers figure prominently in the work, and a great deal is accomplished in spite of a very limited budget. We welcome volunteers to do any and all tasks. If you wish to help out but aren’t interested in aircraft, there is always something to do in the office and Library. Please join us. HOT AIR BALLOON RIDES SKY DIVERS HERE MINI ROCKET LAUNCH AIRCRAFT EXHIBITS VINTAGE AUTOSUO CAR PARKING CONTROL TOWER AIRCRAFT EXHIBITS HELICOPTER RIDES BLDG #3 HELICOPTER DISPLAYS INDOOR DISPLAYS TEE SHRTS BLDC #2 INFO AIRCRAFT EXHIBITS SNOOPY & RED BARON SKIT SITE SHOP E.A.A. BLDG #1 VINTAGE MOTORCYCLES FOOD FREE VOLUNTEER FOOD SERVICE GIFT SHOP FARM MACHINERY DRINKING WATER EXTRA PARKING FIRST AID STOILETS page 4

CANADIAN MUSEUM OF FLIGHT AND TRANSPORTATION 13527 Crescent Road Surrey, B.C. Canada V4A 2W1 (604) 531-2465 WELCOME The Canadian Museum of Flight and Transportation is an all-volunteer, non- profit society, established in 1977, as a result of a deep concern to preserve Canada’s aviation history. The CMFT is dedicated to building a living museum of transportation dis- plays, with regular flying exhibition, in a park like setting with something of interest to all. CMFT is successful because of the support and effort of its 1500 volun- teers. With the exception of short term project grants from Employment and Immigration Canada, CMFT is entirely self-supporting. Funds for restorations and operation of the museum are raised through sales of gift shop items at air shows, shopping centre displays, and displays such as this Open House. CMFT has one of Canada’s larges collections of aircraft, including bi- planes, bushplanes, helicopters, gliders, military aircraft and others. A few of these are fully restored and fly regularly, others are in the process of restoration, but the majority are awaiting restoration. Also on hand is a collection of uniforms, small artifacts, photos, etc. A comprehensive re- search library is available to the public. Lack of a permanent home the present is a temporary storage site only – has been a major drawback to growth. A study, funded by the Ministry of Industry and Small Business to target a site and the means of establishing a world class complex to include the CMFT collection and a number of other transportation oriented collections in the area, is now complete, and word will be released shortly about the outcome. An important and exciting project, “Pioneer Profiles”, is underway to record on video and audio tape the recollections of aviation pioneers. The material collected is destined for use in making radio and television documen- taries, and for future publications. We at CMFT invite you to become involved. Join the dedicated volunteers who help make it all happen and are responsible for its continued gruath. Expertise of all kinds is needed, from fund raising to promotion, to restor- ations to yard maintenance, office and administration, tour guide and gift shop staffing, and help with special events such as Open House and Air Shows. If you would like to help but lack the time or if travel is a problem, we’d be pleased to have you as a supportive member. Fees are $20 per year (General Membership), $12 (Juniors under 18), $30 (Family), $300 (Lifetime) and $100 (Corporate). Membership includes free admission to the museum and a subscrip- tion to the Museum Newsletter. Lifetime and Corporate memberships are eligible for tax-deductible receipts. Enjoy your day! page 5

DISPLAYS BY OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Fred Deeley Imports – Malcolm Hunter 273-5421 Int. Plastic Modelers Society – Geoff 873-0623 Pegasus Ballooning – Dave Gleed 531-3400 Swift Airplanes – Ken Higgens 931-2827 Valley Model Boat Club – Stan Dickinson 576-8493 Vintage Car Club of Canada – Dave Forrest 278-3131 Vintage Motorcycle Club – Dennis Mitchell 278-5098 Western Warbirds – Walt Lannon 277-8718 West Coast Railway Assn. – Alan Cruikshank: 520-3455 If you are interested in further information on any of the groups with dis- plays at Open House, please contact the people listed below: Airflow Ultralights – Fred Glasbergen 596-7452 Capital Helictopters Ed McPherson 596-2423 Canadian Motorsport Group – Andrew Field 872-0244 Cansteam Association Colin Ming 585-2045 Cap’s Bicycle Museum – Cap Hobbis 524-3611 Classic Motorcycle Club – Gordon Salisbury 298-5777 Experimental Aircraft Assn. – Don Souter 432-1952 Fraser Valley Antique Farm Mach. Assn. – Gordon Jackson 858-4080 Friends of the DC-3- Bob Surman 435-3213 Historic Transportation Centre – 574-4191 Laughing Indian Riders – Don Doody 228-0435 Limousine Brian 644-6457 Model A & T Club – Dave Carter 531-8513 Model Rocketry Laurie Sanders 531-6747 Roverlanders Club – Hal Bery 574-3915 Skydivers Laurence McLeod 276-9618 PEGASUS BALLOONING LIMITED Champagne Flights Aerial Advertising Balloon Sales INDUSTRIAL FORMULATORS OF CANADA LTD 3824 WILLIAM STREET BURNABY, B.C. V5C 3H9 RING: (604) 294-6315 HARRY PETERS Marine Division 6045 BRODIE ROAD, DELTA, BC V4K 285 (604) 946-2276 CAPITAL HELICOPTERS INC. 4193-104th STREET. DELTA, BC V4K 3N3 Vancouver, BC (604) 596-2421 (604) 651-7569 Prince George, BC (604) 561-1611) Atlin, B.C White Horse, Yukon (403) 668 6200 TELEX Ed MacPherson Charter and Contract Service page 6 04-557-24 BELL 2061-1, 206-B HUGHES 5000 500C “Our Bond is Epoxy”

ADOPT AN AIRPLANE Exhibit airplanes require constant atten- tion to maintain in display condition. The biggest need is simply to keep them clean – washing, window cleaning, detail main- tenance, etc. It costs you nothing but time to adopt an airplane. All materials are supplied, but the volunteer help is desperately needed. A sign acknowledging your help will be displayed if you make a serious committ- ment to a certain aircraft. Phone in and tell us which airplane you would like to “adopt” and when you are available to work. We’ll organize “teams” for each aircraft. If you can’t come out, but would still like to help, a small donation to help buy soap, cleaning material, brushes, etc. would be much appreciated. Tax deductible receipts are available on request. STRANRAER PRINTS We still have some copies of the Graham Wragg print of Stranraer RCAF 915. This is a beautiful fine art print, with a printed matt ready for framing. Prints are $15.00 each, plus $3.00 for mailing, or pick yours up at the gift shop. We also have sets of greeting cards with the print on the cover, sold in packages of 6 with envelopes for $2.95. The print makes a perfect gift, and remember that proceeds from sales go towards restoration and display of museum aircraft.Get yours today! MODEL ROCKETRY Build and Launch For more details Contact….. Your own! Mr. Laurie Sanders ph. 531-6747 Founder of Canadas’ 1st-club AIRFLOW ULTRALIGHT AVIATION LTD. BEST WISHES from MARS and MYRTLE TARNOWSKY M/V “NEW VENTURE” associated with OCEAN FISHERIES Lazair 26326 88th Ave. Box 1082 Fort Langley B.C. VOX 1J0 Tel: 856-4300 FRED GLASBERGEN BEVERLY LAWRENCE SALES SERVICK TRAINING RENTALS TIE DOWNS Also at King George Hwy. (99A) 2 km South of Hwy. No. 10 Tel. 596-7452 page 7

WHAT IS THE MUSEUM? With so many new members joining every week, we are always asked “How did all this start, and why?” For those who may not know, and to refresh the memory of those who do, here is a condensed version. In the early 1970’s, a group of aviation enthusiasts made a move to stop the exodus of historic aircraft leaving Canada for the U.S. and Europe. Many of these were removed by speculators, who acquired air- craft for little or no money; then sold them out of the country for huge profits. A group consisting of G. Barry Jackson Ron Stunden, Bill Thompson and Ed & Rose Zalesky pooled their resources to acquire as many of these aircraft as possible, trying to stop this mass export of an important part of Canada’s history. With the collection growing rapidly, and public awareness increasing, The Canadian Museum of Flight and Transportation (CMFT) was incorporated as a non-profit society in March, 1977, and empowered by the Fed- eral Government to issue tax-deductible receipts for donations. With this move, CMFT’s credibility was confirmed, and public interest increased dramatically. With a serious museum group now estab- lished in B.C., donations – large and small as well as cash and memberships became more frequent. Through the hard work and perseverence of many dedicated people, CMFT now ranks as one of Canada’s largest aviation museum collections. With over 40 aircraft some in flying condition, others derelict and a membership of over 1300, CMFT has the distinction of being entirely self-sup- porting, one of the feu museums in Canada to claim that status. The museum has come much farther than any of the founders had ever imagined. The original goal of CMFT was to preserve our heritage for future generations, and to help promote a greater pride and under- standing of an important part of Canada’s history. This has not changed, and in fact we are seeing more and more of this goal realized with each passing year. CMFT is now undertaking efforts to obtain a permanent home for the collection. The intention is to have a family oriented complex which would include other trans- portation related museum groups from the lower mainland, most of whom, like CMFT, also lack a permanent facility. Unlike most museums of today, this complex will have working displays, where the public can get involved, and will be a major tourist attraction which we, as well as future generations, can all be proud of. Many times we have been asked why we work so hard to see this dream become a real- ity. For all of those involved, it can be summed up by one of the Directors: “When , you see a 75 year old man who flew one of these birds many years ago showing the airplane to his 5 year old great-grandson – the pride in his eyes, and the smile on the kids face that’s what makes it all worth while.” LODESTAR ‘TCY In our last newsletter we reported that CMFT had purchased ex-Trans Canada Airlines Lodestar CF-TCY from a museum in the Central U.S. Plans are to haul the aircraft to the CMFT site and restore it in the original TCA markings. We believe it is one of the last remaining TCA Lodestars in existance. We are happy to report that funds have been building since the last newsletter for its restoration, thanks in large part to many ex-TCA employees. We still need a great deal more, and appeals are being made to Air Canada and other corporations in addition to private sponsorship to help raise the funds needed. Remember, donations are eligible for a tax-deductible receipt. If you have a soft spot for this aircraft, then please do your part to help get TCY on display as soon as possible. page 8

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PROGRAM SATURDAY JUNE 20 9:00 AM GATES OPEN 9:30 9:30 10:00 BALLOON RIDES START TOURS BEGIN (EVERY 1/2 HOUR) 11:00 11:45 DRAWS BEGIN EVERY 1/2 HOUR) RED BARON SHOW SWIFTS FLYPAST 12:30 1:00 1:30 PARACHUTE DROP WESTERN WARBIRDS ULTRALIGHT FLYPAST 2:15 2:45 4:30 ROCKET LAUNCH RED BARON SHOW GATES CLOSE HELICOPTER RIDES THROUGHOUT THE DAY, SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY. Displays throughout the day include airplanes, helicopters, gliders, models, motorcycles, farm machinery and much more. Please note as this program was made up 3 weeks in advance, event times may have changed. Please listen to the announcements throughout the day, where any changes in schedule will be stated. We apologise for any inconvenience these changes may cause. SNOOPY & THE RED BARON SNOOPY & RED SARON SHOW: Once again, the dreaded Red Baron takes to the skies in his Fokker Triplane, searching for Allied fighters to send to a fiery death. Can anyone save us from the dastardly Baron? Check your program for showtimes. page 10

PROGRAM SUNDAY JUNE 21 9:00 AM GATES OPEN 9:30 9:30 10:00 BALLOON RIDES START TOURS BEGIN (EVERY 1/2 HOUR) 10:45 11:45 1:00 RED BARON SHOW DRAWS BEGIN EVERY 1/2 HOUR) SWIFTS FLYPAST ROCKET LAUNCH 1:30 2:15 WESTERN WARBIRDS ULTRALIGHT FLYPAST 2:45 4:30 RED BARON SHOW GATES CLOSE HELICOPTER RIDES THROUGHOUT THE DAY, SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY. Displays throughout the day include airplanes, helicopters, gliders, models, motorcycles, farm machinery and much more. Please note as this program was made up 3 weeks in advance, event times may have changed. Please listen to the announcements throughout the day, where any changes in schedule will be stated. SOUVENIRS & GIFTS DROP BY THE GIFT SHOP AND BROWSE THROUGH THE MANY AVIATION ITEMS ON HAND. THERE IS A WIDE SELECTION OF BOOKS, POSTERS, PRINTS, LAPEL PINS, TOYS, T-SHIRTS AND RUCH MORE. THINK OF US WHEN SHOPPING FOR BIRTH- DAYS, XMAS OR ANY SPECIAL OCCASION. IF YOU DON’T SEE WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR, PLEASE ASK ONE OF OUR SALESPEOPLE – WE WILL TRY OUR BEST TO BRING IT IN FOR YOU. CHECK THE GIFT SHOP LOCATION ON THE MAP. FOOD SERVICE OUR FOOD CONCESSION WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY, OFFERING HAM- BURGERS, HOT DOGS, FRIES, COLD DRINKS, ICE CREAM, COFFEE AND OTHER GOODIES. IF THE LINE-UPS SEEM A LIT- TLE LONG, PLEASE BE PATIENT OUR VOLUNTEERS ARE DOING THEIR BEST, AND YOU’LL FIND THE FOOD WORTH THE WAIT. page 11

DUTY FREE STORE B.C.’s Newest LARGEST SHOW YOUR SUPPORT! OPEN 24 HOURS LANCOME Cosmetics TRANS CANADA HWY 1 To Vancouver & Whistler To Hope To To Surray 56th Ave. 18th Ave Langley Vancouver Crown Royal HWY S KING GEORGE HWY White Rock Take 8th Ave East exit from Hwy 99 West Coast Duty Free Shop Exil 275 page 12 AVE NINA RICCI Designer Jewellery CANADA To Seattle Anais Anais racharel CMFT’s occupancy on this site will expire in less than 3 years. If you would like to see the museum stay in Surrey, please write Surrey council and ask that the museum be given support to stay within the municipality. Write to the Han. Bill Reid, Minister of Tourism and tell him you support the museum and would like to see a permanent site provided to the CMFT time is running out! The more evidence of community support that we can show, the better our chances of having a place to go to at the end of our lease on this site. Your help would be appreciated. BALLOON CONTEST Export A Ex. LL Fine Fragrances This year’s Open House will be the start of our first “Balloon Race.” For $1, you can purchase a helium balloon with a tag for you to fill out with name, address and phone number, then release the balloon. The owner of the balloon that travels the greatest distance will win a cash prize of $20. Look for our table to get your balloon! West Coast Duty Free Store At The No Line Up Crossing PACIFIC HWY 111-176th Street Surrey, B.C, Canada Phone (604) 538-3222 *Subject to change DUTY FREE COUPON 10% OFF Any Single item in the Store Cigarettes Perfume Gifts Liquor One Coupon Per Person Not Valid on Sale Items Expires Aug. 31/87

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REMEMBER US FROM EXPO? On the site today you will find all four of the aircraft that the CMFT had on dis- play at Expo 86. The Westland Lysander, covered in the clear Tedlar coating rather than conven- tional fabric, was the focal point at the Air Plaza. The multi-colored Quickie was dwarfed beneath the Boeing 747 nose section along with two other aircraft. Noorduyn Norseman CF-BSC, the famous black and red bush aircraft, was slso on display at the Air Plaza. Last, but not least, is the Stampe bi- plane, which was restored on-site at the fair using 20,000 hours of volunteer la- bour. It now carries the colors of Expo on its tail. Watch for each of these aircraft on the site, and see if you remember them from last year’s World’s Fair. HISTORIC TRANSPORTATION CENTRE When the lease expired on the Provincial Truck Collection’s location in Richmond and a new site was needed, the result was the newly opened Historic Transportation Centre in Cloverdale. Displays consist of vintage transportation items including trucks, cars, buses, Expo 85 items, and last but not least, two of CMFT’s own aircraft. Our Waco INF and Bowlus Bumble- bee are now on display at the complex as well. Check elsewhere in the program for further information. Bus: (604) 580-6252 M. & A. Installations Ltd. Complete Glass Installations – Skylights Store Fronts Mirror Walls Surrey, B.C. FRANK STEVENS ESTIMATOR THE INTERNATIONAL PLASTIC MODELERS IPMS VANCOUVER VANCOUVER CHAPTER MEETING PLACE THE BOARDROOM, MT. PLEASANT COMMUNITY CENTRE, 3161 ONTARIO ST., VANCOUVER. MEETING TIME: 7:30 PM, THE THIRD TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH. CONTACTS: GEOFF 873-0623 EVENINGS CIARAN 251-3962 page 14 SOCIETY LEARN TO FLY Skyway SINCE 1940 AIR SERVICES LTD INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE Langley Airport 534-8545 526-1118

BECOME A MEMBER OF CMFT MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM If you would like to be a part of the exciting things that are happening at the Canadian Museum of Flight and Transportation, consider becoming a member, and sharing your expertise, knowledge or contacts. Membership is open to all. You will be made welcome whether you can help with the many facets of work, or if you are a supporting member only. Age is no barrier. We are proud to number teens to great-grandmothers. among our members. There are many ways to get involved, all of them providing the satisfac- tion that comes with doing something worthwhile. MIDAS® BRAKE & MUFFLER ERAPES MUFFLERS SHOCKS AND MUCH MORE LUBE, OIL & FILTER FREE ESTIMATES 2524 King George Hwy White Rock 536-1353 VISA DARRELL HINZ CANADIAN MUSEUM OF FLIGHT AND TRANSPORTATION 13527 Crescent Road, Surrey, B.C., V4A 2W1 Viewing by Appointment-531-2465 No Drop-ins please Please check any areas in which you would be interested in assisting Share knowledge of locations of wrecks. derelict aircraft, artifacts, etc. Loan of equipment, expertise and labour for salvage and transportation of artifacts Labour and expertise for restoration of air- craft. Donations of aircraft, parts, engines, publi cations, memorabilia Cash donation, Loan of airplanes or artifacts Supporter and friend only. Other (please specity) MEMBERSHIP FEES $20 per year, $300 lifetime $12 per year, juniors under 18 $30 per year, family membership $100 per yг., corporate NAME: ADDRESS POSTAL CODE PHONE Bus RES FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Membership No. Paid up to Amount Paid Date Received page 15

Barnacle Bill’s Surf and Ski Shop MEMENTOS WANTED • Beach Wear • Windsurfing • Skateboards “Always a shade ahead” 14875 Marine Drive, White Rock Beach 536-4344 Do you have any aviation books, magazines, photos, memorabilia, medals, uni- forms, parts and pieces of aircraft, or other items illustrative of aviation history? Rather than allowing them to moulder away in an attic or trunk, donate them to CMFT so that future generations can benefit. Tax deductible receipts for fair market valuue of the article are available. SEPT.1.2&3 Threshing Bee OTHER CLUBS Please visit the displays set up by other clubs. Their exhibits are inter- esting and informative, and we thank them all very much for adding the spice to Open House, and making it a better event for everyone. PARTS, SUPPLIES, MATERIALS WE BUY & SELL SALVAGE PARTS PROCUREMENT SERVICE AIRPLANES AIRPLANE SUPPLY CENTRE Owned and Operated by: ED’S WESTERN AVIATION SALES LTD. 11040 CAMBIE ROAD RICHMOND, B.C CANADA V6X 1L2 Phone: (604) 278-9804 The Coffee Mill SPECIAL THANKS Our special thanks go out to all the peop- le who gave their time and energy to help make this event a success. Everyone who worked so hard before the event, and those who are giving their time during the Open House, we thank you sincerely. E.V. “ED” ZALESKY The Coffee MIL Coffee, tea, spices, gifts Always fresh Arabica beans Also serve Ezpresso, Cappucino Cafe au Lait page 16

FABRIC RECOVER WORKSHOP Telephone 594-3737 AUTO BODYTAR GOBRAS ABLE AUTO BODY (SURREY) LTD. CMFT is sponsoring a series of hands- on seminars on the techniques of aircraft fabric recovering. For a fee of $40 to cover cost of materials, you can be taught the proper methods for doing your own fabric work, while helping to restore some of the mus- eum’s aircraft at the same time. Sessions run every Monday and Wednes- day evening from 7:30 to 10:00. Please call 531-2465 to pre-register. 13431-71A Avenue Surrey, B.C. TERRY PAWLUK to Agency Secretariat Insurance RON SAVAGE GENERAL MANAGER JOB CREATION CMFT, in co-operation with Employment and Immigration, Empoyment Develop- ment Branch, provides apprenticeship training to aircraft mechanics, as well as other short term projects where more useful skills are taught. Retirees, or anyone with some time available, are invited to pass on their skills to your people by becom- ing involved in their training and supervision on the various projects presently underway or planned. ABBOTSFORD AIRSHOW ABBOTSFORD INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW, AUGUST 7, 8 & 9, 1987. This summer will mark CMFT’s 10th consecutive year of displays at the Abbotsford Airshow. As usual, we will have several aircraft on display at the show, with two participating in a fly-by. Our souvenir sales booth will also be there, and lots of help will be needed to man the booth and act as security for the aircraft. If you can put in a full day or more to help at the show, please let us know as soon as possible. Ph. 888-1244 888-2088 #4-9613-192 Street RR4, Surrey, B.C. V3T 4W2 Chinook Mechanical Maintenance and Services Millwright Instruction Installations/Alignments Overhauls, Preventative Maintenance Programs GEROLD GRAHN 590-0922 Westamp WESTMINSTER RUBBER STAMP CO. LTD. Quality Marking Devices 642 Columbia Street New Westminster, B.C. V3M 1A9 TELEPHONE: 521 4448 or 521-1722 Lyme Vink page 17

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DOOR PRIZES Please complete the entry form below and deposit in the bin at the Information Booth for a chance at one of the following prizes: GRAND PRIZE Complete car polish and interior shampoo – Courtesy of Minute Man Car Wash SECOND & THIRD PRIZES Free membership (value $100) – Courtesy of 1321 Exercise & Dance Co. FOURTH PRIZE Champagne flight for one Courtesy of Pegasus Ballooning FIFTH PRIZE Scenic Flight for 2 – Courtesy of Skyway Air Services SIXTH PRIZE 3 hour Windsurfing lesson – Courtesy of Barnacle Bill’s ADDITIONAL PRIZES DRAWN THROUGHOUT THE DAY INCLUDE: 350 Gift Certificate Courtesy of K & D Furniture Free Car Wash (20) Courtesy of Minute Man Car Wash Gift Packs (6) Courtesy of Ocean Fisheries Lube, Oil & Filter (3) Courtesy of Midas Brake & Muffler (White Rock) Free Film Developing (4) Courtesy of Don’s Quick Photo Mug/Coffee Gift Pack – Courtesy of The Coffee Mill Brass Plate Set – Courtesy of Cash-2-U Furniture Sewing Basket Courtesy of Bariboo Rattan 10% Discount on Any Purchase – Courtesy of Cavelle’s Shoes Party Set Courtesy of Daryl MacIntosh Glass Set Courtesy of Standard Aero International And many more including items from the CFT gift shop. We wish to thank these businesses for generously donating door prizes in support of the Museum and our Open House. DRAW TICKET Important please fill out completely! NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: TICKET # TICKET # 1938 1938