Meeting an Ace

It has been a long time since I was last there, but I
remember the converted farm house had very good food. It
was along a country road and not in town. I had a ride
there and don't remember the road or route. But there are
lots of good places to eat in Iowa.

Seriously, WWII vets are now in their 80 and 90s, ask them
about their service and say thanks!


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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
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| Yes, but there is a good chicken meal in a place just a
| short distance from the airport in a converted farm
house.
|
| Is that long-hand for "restaurant", Jim? Which one are
you referring
| to?
|
| Ernie took us downtown to eat at "Dad's Diner" -- our kind
of
| home-grown, locally-owned-and-operated place. Big
servings, fresh
| food, reasonable prices, endless coffee. It's right
downtown, within
| sight of the lake. I highly recommend it.
|
| He's even got airplane pictures on the walls!
| --
| Jay Honeck
| Iowa City, IA
| Pathfinder N56993
| www.AlexisParkInn.com
| "Your Aviation Destination"
|

"Jim Macklin" writes:

Seriously, WWII vets are now in their 80 and 90s, ask them
about their service and say thanks!

I did manage to get a few war stories from my father recorded before
he died (non-aviation; in fact non-combat). (While it didn't feature
in those stories, what he did later for the Korean war was
*anti*-aviation -- he ran the anti-aircraft gunnery training group at
Aberdeen Proving Grounds).
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