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 By  GreggParker Published 
9:41 am Friday, March 4, 2016

Radio-control hobbyists plan swap meet

North Alabama Radio Control Association will conduct its annual swap meet on March 19. CONTRIBUTED

North Alabama Radio Control Association will conduct its annual swap meet on March 19. CONTRIBUTED

HARVEST – North Alabama Radio Control Association (NARCA) will conduct its annual swap meet on March 19.

The event will open at 8 a.m. for buyers and traders at Pineview Baptist Church, 5614 Hwy. 53 in Harvest. Individuals who plan to sale items can enter at 7 a.m. The meet will close at noon.

Raffle drawings will be held, and grand door prizes will be presented. A concession stand will be open.

“Bring your planes, radio control equipment, motors, accessories for sale, trade or swap at this great four-hour event,” publicist Cliff Lanham said. “If you want a table, order before the swap meet and save some money.”

Admission is $5. For more information, call event director Larry Holcomb at 256-772-9790 or email narcaswap@gmail.com.

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