Friday, June 29, 2012 10:20
PM EDT
By Diane Church
Staff
Writer
Plainville Wings & Wheels will be held at
Scott Saunders, Town Council vice chairman, came
up with the idea.
“I was talking with two friends who I go camping with,”
he said. “We started talking about it and decided to put it together.” Saunders
said the Bristol Auto Club has promised that “hundreds of cars” will be on
display at the event. The Plainville Stadium Racers, who keep in touch at their
annual reunion in
Interstate Aviation will
stage a fly-in at 10 a.m. There will also be static airplane and helicopter
displays, airplane and helicopter rides and aviation related vendors. Scheduled
to appear are Life Star, an antique 1946 J3 Cub Tailwheel and a light sport
seaplane.
Food will also be available throughout the event. Saunders said
the Plainville Fire Co. will sell hamburgers, hot dogs and fried dough, just as they do at the Balloon Festival
Other
vendors will sell barbecue ribs and corn on the cob. J. Timothy’s Taverne will
sell buffalo chicken sandwiches and World’s Best Sundae’s, based in Canton, will
sell ice cream.
Scheduled entertainment for the youngsters includes a
free bounce house, face painting and a clown.
There will also be a silent
auction of donated items, include Stanley Tools, luggage, a golf package and
something special from famous recording artist Michael Bolton. Saunders would
not say what it is.
“There will be something for everybody,” he added.
“It should be a lot of fun.”
Admission to Plainville
Wings & Wheels is $2 for children ages 5 to12 and $5 for those over 12.
Children under 5 are free. There will be free parking and free shuttle busses to
the site from the middle school and
Diane Church can be
reached at (860) 584-0504, ext. 7250, or atdchurch@bristolpress.com
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