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1 Poster design by: a l t i t u d e g r a p h i c s. c o m

2 Canada s Aviation Hall of Fame to Induct Four New Members and Honour a Belt of Orion Recipient Canada s Aviation Hall of Fame (CAHF) will induct four new members at its 42 nd annual gala dinner and ceremony to be held Thursday, June 4, 2015, at the Skyservice Business Aviation Hangar in Toronto, Ontario, at the Toronto Pearson International Airport. The annual black-tie event is a highlight in Canadian aviation celebration and draws attendance from across Canada. To be honoured by CAHF in 2015 are: Arthur Roy Brown, DSC: Known to most Canadians for his decisive involvement in the epic action of 21 April 1918 resulting in the demise of Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron. Brown had an outstanding record of service in the Royal Naval Air Service and the Royal Air Force. He was an outstanding combat leader who persevered on active duty despite poor health and injuries. He never lost a member of his flight because of the care he took in introducing newcomers onto operations. Postwar, his steadfast interest in flying led him to found a highly successful aviation company operating in northern Ontario and Quebec westward to Manitoba throughout the 1930s. In poor health and suffering the medical effects of his wartime crashes, he died at the young age of 50 in James Stuart Jim McBride: From initial roots in the technical side of the RCAF, Jim McBride used his entrepreneurial talents to build successful franchises for the marketing of Piper aircraft and Hughes helicopters across Canada. From modest beginnings in the charter business supporting Manitoba Hydro in its major power projects in northern Manitoba, he went on to develop profitable and innovative air transport businesses culminating with the rescue and turnaround of the Winnipeg based regional carrier, Transair. Later he developed aircraft franchises and helicopter based charter operations in support of the resource industry in western Canada. George Edward Miller, O.M.M., CD: He has combined several careers in Canada s aviation world and his accomplishments have cemented his reputation as an outstanding leader. His 35 years of service in the RCAF/CF were marked by many superlatives, chief amongst them his selection as the 1973 leader of the Snowbirds aerobatic team. Many of the signature elements of the current team s identity and operational approach were implemented during his tenure ranging from the nine aircraft formation to the team s distinctive branding. His post air force career included running air shows in Ottawa, the significant and sustained development of the Langley Regional Airport into a major part of the airport infrastructure of British Columbia and the leadership of a new formation team active in the Lower Mainland, the Fraser Blues.

3 Owen Bartley O.B. Philp, C.M., DFC, CD: Widely acknowledged as the driving spirit behind the founding of the acclaimed Snowbirds air demonstration team, O.B. Philp was a revered and decorated air force leader. His wartime service included operational flying in both Europe and Burma. As Base Commander at CFB Moose Jaw, he created the nucleus of an aerial demonstration team for Canada that finally won official recognition as 431 Aerial Demonstration Squadron in the Snowbirds. The International Council of Air Shows acknowledged him as the Father of the Snowbirds in He was made a Member of the Order of Canada in 1993 in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the military history of Canada. He died in Belt of Orion Award for Excellence: AeroVelo Inc. The AeroVelo story is one of the most remarkable accomplishments of Canadian applied aeronautical engineering during the entire history of manned flight in this country. The team of researchers and engineers who make up AeroVelo were the first to accomplish two of the seminal feats of human powered flight: the first flight of a human powered ornithopter in 2010 and the first flight of a human powered helicopter in Both accomplishments have resulted in significant international and Canadian recognition. The flight of the human powered ornithopter was certified as a first by the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) and won the McKee Trophy in The human powered helicopter flight won the coveted Sikorsky prize established for such an accomplishment by the American Helicopter Society 33 years ago plus a prestigious FAI award and the 2013 J.A.D. McCurdy Award from the Air Force Association of Canada. AeroVelo Inc. will be represented at the Hall of Fame inductions by Todd Reichert (left) and Cameron Robertson. Ticket Information: Canada s Aviation Hall of Fame ext 278; cahf2@telus.net

4 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Canada s Aviation Hall of Fame 2015 Induction Dinner Gala Thursday, June 4, 2015 SkyService Business Aviation Hangar, Toronto / Lester B. Pearson International Airport Benefit Levels GOLD WING - $15,000 Recognition as Gold level sponsor Table sponsor s name or logo displayed on the table cards Corporate identification on event program and video production Full page colour ad in the 2015 Program Two tables of eight tickets to the induction dinner Eight individuals nominated by the table sponsor to be ADVERTISING: Half Page ad in the program: $1,000 Full Page ad in the program: $2,000 Benefit Recognition as a supporter in the 2015 program INDIVIDUAL TICKET PRICE: $250 Benefit Recognition as a Friend of the Hall for 2015 SILVER WING - $10,000 Recognition as Silver level sponsor Table sponsor s name or logo displayed on the table card Corporate identification on dinner signage and event program Full page colour ad in the 2015 Program Table of eight tickets to the induction dinner Four individuals nominated by the table sponsor to be BRONZE WING - $5,500 Recognition as Bronze level sponsor Full page colour ad in the 2015 Program Four tickets to the induction dinner Two individuals nominated by the table sponsor to be TABLE OF EIGHT - $2,500 Table sponsor s name or logo displayed on the table card Up to four individuals nominated by the table sponsor to be PREMIUM TABLE OF EIGHT - $3,000 Preferred seating Table sponsor s name or logo displayed on table card Up to four individuals nominated by the table sponsor to be

5 2015 Order Form 2015 Canada s Aviation Hall of Fame 2015 Induction Dinner Gala Thursday, June 4, 2015 SkyService Business Aviation Hangar 6120 Midfield Road Lester B. Pearson Int l. Airport Toronto Name Company Address City Province Postal Code Telephone ( ) Fax YES, I / our company would like to sponsor the following item(s) for Canada s Aviation Hall of Fame 42nd Annual Induction Dinner and Ceremony: Individual Dinner $250 each Dinner Program Ad - Full Page $ 2, Half Page $ 1, Table of eight $ 2, Premium Table of eight $ 3, Bronze Wing Sponsor $ 5, Silver Wing Sponsor $10, Gold Wing Sponsor $15, Other Donation Amount My / Our cheque for $ is enclosed, made payable to Canada s Aviation Hall of Fame, OR: VISA M/C AMEX Exact Name On Card Card Number Expiry Signature Please send an invoice for the amount of $ This donation entitles my company / me to the following recognition by Canada s Aviation Hall of Fame: Listing in the Dinner Program Booklet Recognition in Canada s Aviation Hall of Fame newsletter, The Flyer Corporate table identification for table sponsors and patrons A tax receipt will be issued to the purchaser of the ticket for a portion of the ticket price ascribed to a donation to the CAHF as a Friend. Your early response to this request is of great importance to the Hall. It would be appreciated if you can do so by March 31, 2015 to ensure that recognition of your sponsorship can be printed prior to the Induction Dinner. Should you wish to use your company logo, please send it in a commonly used computer format or copy on disk. Before creating or sending electronic files for advertising in our program, please request mechanical specifications and our software capabilies. Thank you. Mail, Fax or your form with payment to: CANADA S AVIATION HALL OF FAME P.O. Box 6090, Wetaskiwin, AB, Canada T9A 2E8 Fax cahf2@telus.net

6 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND TRANSMITTING INFORMATION For Your Ad in Canada s Aviation Hall of Fame INDUCTION DINNER PROGRAM 2015 Please submit your FINISHED electronic ad by March 31, 2015 FULL PAGE AD - HALF PAGE AD - PAGE SIZE - Image area: 7.5 wide x 9*7/8 high (19 cm wide x 25 cm high) Image area: 7.5 wide x 4.8 high (19 cm wide x 12.4 high) 8.5 wide x 11 high (21.6 cm wide x 30.5 cm high) Preferred applications are Adobe Illustrator, InDesign or Photoshop - CS4 or earlier. Please convert all text to outlines and embed all images. Images must be CMYK and a minimum of 300 dpi at full size. Preferred file formats are pdf (press quality), eps, ai, tiff or jpeg (images must be min. 300 dpi full size; text must be 600 dpi) Please your press-ready ad to: ads@camrosebooster.com If you would like us to create your ad, we will certainly do so. All we will need is your ad copy and your logo sent to this address: ads@camrosebooster.com Please phone Blain at or McFoul@cable-lynx.net when you have sent us your artwork so that we can confirm that we have received it , ext 241 P.O. Box 6090 Wetaskiwin, AB T9A 2E8 cahf2@telus.net