From the S. CO Yahoo Group:
There are some interesting things going on at the
Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum for the month of June.
A special event is the "Paper Airplane Contest"
sponsored by the Pueblo Chieftain and Pueblo
Historical Aircraft Society (PHAS). This event is for
contestants of various ages to build a paper airplane
and have it fly the longest distance possible. There
will also be a competition for landing a paper
airplane closest to a target on the ground. There will
be cash prizes for winners.
We will also have model rocket flying on the
THIRD and FOURTH Saturdays of the month. Read the news
releases for additional information. Children under
the age of 18 will receive a certificate marking the
50th Anniversary of the creation of the National
Association of Rocketry (NAR)when they fly a model
rocket at any of the model rocket flying days. Contact
the NAR Section if you would like additional
information.
I hope to see you at one of our events.
Jason Unwin
Education Officer
Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum
PAPER AIRPLANE COMPETITION:
WHO: The Pueblo Chieftain and Pueblo Historical
Aircraft Association.
WHAT: are sponsoring the 12th Annual Fly Pueblo Paper
Airplane Contest.
WHEN: June 9, 2007 starting at 10 AM. Sign up and
practice will start at 9 a.m.
WHERE: At the Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum located
on the grounds of the Pueblo Memorial Airport (PUB).
The airport is located approximately six miles east of
Pueblo on US Highway 50/Colorado 96. Call the museum
at (719) 948-9219 for directions.
WHAT TO BRING: A paper airplane or two (we'll have
extra paper), and a donation for the museum. A
"suggested" donation of $6 for persons aged 10 years
and over is greatly appreciated. Active Duty and
Reserve Military personnel admitted free with valid
military ID.
WHY: There will be cash prizes for longest distance
flown by a paper airplane and "spot landing"
competition.
CONTACT: Contact the aircraft museum at (719)948-9219
or Mr. Chris Woodka at cwoodka@yahoo.com for details
MODEL AND HIGH POWER ROCKET FLYING DAY:
WHO: The Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum and local
chapter of the
National Assn. of Rocketry (NAR Section #632-Southern
Colorado
Rocketeers)
WHAT: are having a model rocket flying day for the
public and members of the 4H
WHERE: at the Hudson Ranch located South West of
Pueblo Colorado approximately 9.6 miles on the Beulah
Highway (Highway 78)
WHEN: On 16 June 2007 starting at 9 AM until 2 PM.
COST: Free to the public. $5 for High Power Flyers if
they are not members of SCORE (NAR Section #632). Club
memberships available on the field.
Additional Information: FAA Waiver to 8,000 feet Above
Ground Level . Waiver in effect from 10 AM to 2 PM.
First time model rocket flyers under eighteen years
old will receive a certificate as part of the National
Association of Rocketry's 50th Anniversary
celebration. Please call or email the NAR Section with
the number of first time flyers so that the correct
number of certificates will be on hand.
Contact Information: Contact Jason Unwin NAR Section
President at
(719) 671-2407 or by email at jbu_2@netzero.net if you
have any
questions. Visit the club's website at
www.scronline.net .
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MODEL ROCKET FLYING DAY AT LAKE PUEBLO STATE PARK
WHO: The Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum and local
chapter of the
National Assn. of Rocketry (NAR Section #632-Southern
Colorado
Rocketeers)
WHAT: are having a model rocket flying day
WHERE: at the RC (Radio Control) airplane field at
Lake Pueblo State
Park
WHEN: On 23 June 2007 starting at 9 AM.
COST: Free to the public. Persons must buy a Parks
Pass at the ranger
station or have a state parks pass to gain entry to
the park.
Additional Information: Please no models over 3.3
pounds combined
mass or motors with more than 125 grams or 4.4 ounces
of propellant.
Contact Information: Contact Jason Unwin NAR Section
President at
(719) 671-2407 or by email at jbu_2@netzero.net if you
have any
questions. Visit the club's website at
www.scronline.net .
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