HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-06-25, Page 7Cross Atlantic and Return Non.Stop Without Refuelling
This 1 5-man crew from RCAF Station Greenwood, N.S., flew the Atlantic and re-
turn non-stop without refuelling in the RCAF's giant anti-submarine Argus, Tuesday,
June 2, establishing a new record for RCAF trans-Atlantic flights. (Back row, left to
right, F/O Bob Cown, radio officer, Moncton, N.B.; F/L Fred Schulz, pilot, Calgary,
Alta.; F/L Ken Wright, navigator, Toronto F/O Len Wale, navigator, Port Alberni,
B.C.; F/L Honk Buechler, radio officer, Denzil, Sask.; F/O Eric Carscadden, radio of-
ficer, Russel, Ont.; Sgt. Tiny Harris, flight engineer, Bear River, ,N,S.; Sgt. Ron Herman,
flight engineer, Fort William; S/L Mike Lewis, pilot, Part Hope. Front row, left to
right, F/0 Ted Casselman, radio officer, Montreal;i F/L Len Farris, pilot, St. John, N.B.;
F/O Mery Boyko, radio officer, Regina, Sask.; Sgt. Hank Millette, flight engineer,
Montreal; F/O Adnu Gosselin, radio officer, Ste. Marie, P.Q.; F/O Dave Collingwood,
navigator, Middlesex, England. (National Defence Photo)
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NEWS OF PORTER'S HILL
my Mrs. -Donald Harris, Plat 'HU g4362)
(Intended for last week)
Enjoys Train Aide
The pupils of SS 9, Truilett, with
their teacher, Wilmer Errington
.and a few of their parents, went to
Blyth, last Thursday and took a
train ride to Goderich. After din-
ner in the park they toured the
,plants of Sheaffer Pen, Sif to Salt,
Bissett's Ice-cream, and then took
a boat ride on Lake Huron. After
a dinner in the restaurant, they
went to Harbour Park for a game
'of ball, The Seniors were taken
to see a show and the juniors were
brought home, tired but happy,
The Juniors had ,previously been
taken to see The Shaggy Dog.
Centennial Service
The Cemetery Board and plot
holders of Hope Chapel Cemetery,
Bullett Township, met last week to
make plans for the service to be
held this summer, It is hoped to
have it on August 9, at 3 p.m„ with
the • guest speaker, Dr. William
Fingland, Niagara Falls, and local
,clergy assisting. Further partic-
ulars will follow.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Toll were: Miss Ruby
`Toll, Toronto, Ira Toll, Waterloo,
and Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Toll
.and son Terry, Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Farrow, Mit-
,chell, visited last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs, Mel Osmond, Mar-
ilyn and Anne, Toronto, were Sun-
-day guests with Mr, and Mrs. Wil-
liam T. Robison.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fergus-
on, Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Ferguson, Goderich, visited
on Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
Maud Fremlin.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hembly and
Mr .and Mrs. Thomas Johnston
were Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Durnin Phillips at Point
Clark,
Mrs. Kenneth Staples a n d
daughters, are visiting with her
parents Mr, and Mrs. Guy Ives,
in Goderich Township, Little Sus,
an Staples bad her tonsils remov-
ed last week in. Seaforth hospital.
No more do the subscribers 'on
the Auburn Exchange Telephone
have to ask if the line is lausy.
Nearly every phone in the village
has been made into a private or
semi-private line, Very little time
is wasted now when yea want to
call through the central exchange.
Mr, and Mrs, William Patterson
spent last weekend in St, Cath-
arines, visiting with her sister
Mrs. William Johnston, Mr. John-
ston and family,
Donald Fowler is a patient in
Aleloondria Marine and General
Hospital, Goderich.
Mrs. Kenneth Scott and son
Wayne, and Mrs. Keith Gargner,
Benmilled, were Detroit visitors
last weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Ziler and John,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston,
Robert J. Phillips, Mrs, Ezekiel
Phillips, and Miss Laura Phillips,
attended the special service on
Sunday evening in the Dungannon
Anglican Church, when the guest
speaker was the Rev. Murray Wy-
att, Niagara Falls, a former rec-
tor of St. Mark's Anglican Chur-
ch, Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stoltz and
Mrs. Marguerite Chopin, attended
the funeral service of their sister-
in-law, Mrs. Ed. Stoltz, at Preston
Horses and Calves
Headline Show
At Hensall Village
A top notch horse show, baby
show and "Beef Feeder Calf Club
Showing" highlighted the annual
Hensall Spring Show June 12.
Charles S. MacNaughton, MLA-
elect for Huron, along with Presi-
dent Earl Dick, officially opened
the fair.
Schools Parade
The school parade headed by the
Bannockburn Pipe Band, also add-
ed to the program. Winners in
the school parade were SS No. 2
Tuckersmith, SS Nos. 4 and 7
Hibbert.
The baby show attracted 32 en-
tries, In the six months to one
year, Barbara Christine Kestle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Kestle, RR 2, Crediton, placed first
while hi the class under six mon-
ths top honors were accorded
Bradley James Baker, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Baker, Hensall,
Champion Named
A Seaforth district boy won top
honours at the Hensel), Feeder
Calf Club Showing, William Mien
Haar, RR 4, Seaforth, was declar-
ed junior showman and won the
grand championship as well, He
received the W. G. Thompson and
Sons trophy.
Runner up for the grand champ-
ionship was Gary Treibner, RR 3,
Kippen, who also took the senior
honours. Other winners for show-
manship weret Junior, Jiro Pap.
ple, RR 1, Seaforth; Kenneth Viv-
ian, Staffa, Senior, Bruce
Papple, P. 1, Seaforth; Ralph
Triebner.
John Scott, Cromarty, placed
first for best calf. Reserve bonourS
went to Brian Triebner and Garry
Triebner.
In the cattle classes Norman
Pepper, Hensall and Russell Park-
er, Watford, took most classes in
the shorthorn division. In the Aber-
deen Angus class, Richard Doan,
Thorndalc, took all classes.
Winners in the Hereford division
wore W. S. O'Neill, Denfield and
Whitney Coates and son, Exeter,
News of Auburn
Correspondent: MRS, 1f V,.013ACINQQ1c
Phone Auburn 01 e 14
last Thursday.
Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, Mrs. Ed.
Davies, Mrs. Sam Deer, Mrs. Al-
fred Nesbitt, and Mrs. Fordyce
Clark attended the special meet-
ing of the Anglican Ladies Guild
last week at Port Albert.
The pupils of USS 5, Hullett, and
their teacher, Mr. Duncan Mac-
Kay, and some of the parents took
a bus trip to Midland and other
points of interest in the northern
part of Ontario.
Miss Mary I. Houston, Hamil-
ton, and Miss Frances Houston,
RN, London, spent last weekend
with their parents, Mr. and .Mrs.
John Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Campbell,
Ottawa, are vacationing with his
brother, Albert Campbell and
Mrs. Donald Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Craig and
sons, moved into their new home
recently, on the Auburn-Blyth
road,
WA Meets
The 'Woman's Association of
Grace 'United Church, Porter's
Hill,. held their regular meeting on
Thursday last at the home of Mrs,
Donald Harris with 14 ladies pres-
,ent. The president, Mrs. T. Sow-
erby was in charge of the meeting.
Mrs. William Cox led in prayer
and the Scripture lesson and topic
was taken by, Mrs. A, Lockhart.
Roll call was answered with a
plant exchange. A humorous read-
ing was given by Mrs. Alvin Bet-
ties,
Plans were made for a supper to
be held at Grace Church on July
1,5, Talent money articles were
supplied by 5)4r$, Wm. Townshend
and Mrs. William Cox, Rev, C. E,
Peacock closed the meeting with
prayer. Lunch was served. by the
hostess,
The July meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Wilmer Harrison,
Goderich,
Sunday Sc1.ioAT Picnic
The Sunday School of Grace
United Church will hold their plc-
PIC on Tuesday, July 7, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Austin Her-
ris, Supper will be served on the
lawn with games and ball game to
follow.
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An RCAF Argus from the
Greenwood Air Station flew the
Atlantic to the coast of Ireland
and returned non-stop without
refuelling on Tuesday, June 2.
Records at Air Force Head-
quarters fail to disclose anything
comparable as a distance record
and is therefore felt that it is a
Canadian record.
The 18 hours and 48 minute
trip took the 15 man crew from
their home base at Greenwood
to the Ireland coast and back to
Gander, Nfld., where the plane
landed due to weather conditions
in Greenwood. The captain of
the Argus, F/L Fred Schulz, of
Calgary, stated he had sufficient
fuel remaining to 'Continue the
trip to Greenwood 'had weather
conditions permitted.
The aircraft took off from
RCAF Station Greenwood at
12.45 A.D.T. Tuesday, landing in
Gander at 7.52 A.D.T. Wednes-
day morning. During the _flight
the Argus covered 4,500 statue
miles without refuelling.
The Argus, one of Maritime
Air Command's new anti-sub-
marine planes, flew the route
from Greenwood to Ireland at
9,000 feet returning to Gander at
4,000 feet. Average air speed for
the trip was 195 M.P.H.
As an anti-submarine weapon
Non-Stop Flight Across the Atlantic
By 15 RCAF Men Sets New Record
the Argus can operate some 1,000
miles off our coasts, remain on
patrol for eight to ten hours and
return to base without refuel-
ling. While on patrol it can
cover some 50,000 square miles
of the Atlantic.
Tuesday's trip demonstrates
the capabilities of Canada's new
long range Argus in being able
to cover thousands of miles of
the Atlantic without refuelling,
VICTORIA STREET CLINTON
DON'S B.A. STATION
HU 2-9088