The Air Show Committee has not met to debrief, but preliminary reports show that even though we did not exceed last year's attendance (which was a record breaking year) we exceeded most previous years. Considering the cold temperatures, with many of us volunteers wearing our thermal underwear, the attendance was great; the performers, outstanding; the sponsors stepped up and supported us; and the volunteers did an exceptional job as usual.

I would like to share just a few of the outstanding photos that I took during the three days. I haven't gotten the pro's photos yet. Please go to www.cableairport.com/cablegram to see more photos.

SPONSORS BANNER	RC PLANES CAN DO MORE THAN THE BIG PLANES	PILOT BRIEFING KEPT THE SKIES SAFE AND THE FAA HAPPY
50 SHOW CARS DROVE BY THE CROWD--LEAD BY THE UPLAND HIGHLANDERS BAGPIPES		SAMMY'S DIFFERENT BEGINNING OF HIS ROUTINE...DEPARTING RUNWAY 6
THE CROWD DEVELOPED NECKACHES FROM LOOKING UP SO MUCH	JUMPERS ENJOY COMING DOWN	P-51 CAM CRUISING BY FROM CHINO
THREE PT-22s AND ONE FOLKER MADE THE ROUND-D-ROUNDS OF FORMATIONFLYING	STEVE STAVRAKAKIS DID HIS JOB AS ANNOUNCER...TALKING ALMOST NON-STOP FOR TWO DAYS---SUNDAY NIGHT--NO VOICE!!!!!	TIGER SQUADRON OF NANCHANGS SHOWED THE CROWD GOOD FORMATION FLYING
	John Collver in his T-6 "Wardog" came at the last minute to be our 4th aerobatic performer. Thanks John!	FRANK DONNELLY, DR. D -- MADE AN ALMOST HEART JUST IN TIME FOR VALENTINE'S DAY