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2010 Kathy Jaffe Challenge

August 6th - 8th, 2010

Flying-W Airport (14N), Lumberton, NJ

Power Primary thru Unlimited

Registration

Register now on-line no payment required. Practice slot reservations are available.

Officials

Contest Director Ron Chadwick 732-671-6483 bubbaron@comcast.net
Assistant Contest Directors John Fellenzer, Aaron Ham, Mark Mattioli, Jay Tesauro
Volunteer Coordinator Ann Salcedo
Chief Judge Greg Dungan
Technical and Safety Director John Fellenzer

Awards

  • First through third overall standing in all categories
  • Flight medals first through third all flights.
  • Best first time Sportsman
  • Chapter supremacy

Lodging

The Flying-W Motel had limited availability and is booked.

Most are staying at the Hampton Inn, Mt. Holly 609-702-9888

The following are alternatives to the Flying-W and Hampton Inn:

  • Best Western, Mt. Holly 609-261-3800
  • Hilton Garden Inn, Mt. Holly 609-702-1600
  • Iris Inn (Bed and Breakfast), Medford 609-654-7528

Links

Directions to the airport

From the NJ Turnpike,

  • Take Exit 5 (Burlington/Mount Holly).
  • At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto route 541.
  • Take the jughandle at the 3rd light onto the route 541 Mt. Holly Bypass.
  • At the 5th light, turn right toward Lumberton (route 541 turns right here as well). Beware the low speed limit in town (the police are well-equipped and enthusiastic about their jobs).
  • Proceed about 1 1/2 miles, though and then past "downtown" Lumberton.
  • Turn left at Fostertown Road (there is a green "Flying WAirport" sign at the intersection).
  • The airport is on the left, about 1 mile down the road: 60 Fostertown Road.

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