Originally the club's name was the Sun Parlor Multi Flyers but in 
1966 it became the Sun Parlor Radio Control Flyers Inc. with 
Percy Grondin our first President.  Percy also served as President 
of the Model Aeronautics Association Of Canada (MAAC).

Since then the club has blossomed with the Sun Parlor R/C Flyers 
and the "Emitter", our newsletter have become known nationally 
and internationally.  Many fine contests have been held with 
modelers traveling many miles to attend.  The "Emitter" qualified 
for an excellence award by R/C Modeler Magazine.  Two members 
have been President of MAAC.

The first flying field was at a sod farm owned by Harry Pettypiece.  
When he retired it was sold to a "Farmer Jack" and in 1973 a 
decision was made to leave and a lease was arranged for use of 
the old landfill site situated off the Puce road.  A great deal of hard 
work was put forth by the membership to make the new field 
compatible and in memory was the longest least rewarding time 
in the history of the club.

Late in 1974, a verbal agreement for use of the "Tower Field" 
was negotiated between Wally Dowhan, chief engineer for CKWW 
at that time and Percy Grondin with the flying site location, access 
and the field rules being part of the agreement.  The "Tower Field" 
became the club home.

Incorporating the "Wings Program" the club enjoys a beginners 
program which allows new members to become involved in the 
hobby with less pain and expense than ever before, while at the 
same time ensuring a maximum of safety at the field.  Wednesday 
nights are set aside for beginners.

The "Emitter" has now entered the modern electronic age with out 
editor Dan Eberwein posting it on the web as a .pdf file.  Now we 
can download each month as soon as it becomes available and 
print it out in colour.