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-Your Airforce In Action . ['Letter To Editor
Stall, Spins, R ',:ils
Test Harvard Rap Lucan. Ma.nagers
f Monetery Pap„he the revielei tWe-
feeesses, in plate terms, what I Kablic Response Impede:It
as happened t0'eseneter7 eehdie Apart filen teehnical linlita-
ne during the at year-and-a"itions fluidamental factor is
aif. It adds thee in ceetrast tie:plea ees'eoese, lei a consider,
Mithe reeponsibility of com- ewe extent* the ereeeeeeeessnt
atn
t le Inflation, has been. let 1
rmonetary pelicy depends epee a
11) the BarK1 Q Cauecle 1geueral awareness of what the
Witiletie eller sePPletnentarY leets- Racy
atien bY parhainent. Is encloVering. to do and
n n e that
rIe B. a M. points out that the the policy will bring about longmajor teethed used by the ceh-1 term stability oe prices," the
till bank tO regulate credit and review states.
eurrency, is through its pur.1
"Insofar gs this aleareneSs And
chases and sales of seceirities to •
eonficlence are lackieg, there is
control the level a the chartered likely to be a esing desire on
banks, cash reeerves. In this Wey: 1 the part of governinots, corpora -
the Bank of Canada exerts ire 1 }jos and ledividoals to under -
direct but none the leSe effeetlyee, take expenditure at the moment
control over the chartered hnka ir •the belief that! despite the
Aggregate assets riabilitiee, !prevailing level of interest rates,
The degree e mozietary re-' it is. more economieal to spend
stratht hi Canada has steadily n- ow than in the future. On the -
creased over the past 18 months,' other hand, given public confi-
s shown by the progressive slow-idenee that prices and costs will-
ng,down in the rate of growth 1not necessarily follow a long-term.
erinitted in belie-. deposits. In upward trend, and that present
at, the reyieve continues, there I conditions of tight money will not
as actually a eet ,decrease of last indefinitely, there would be
ee million i bank deposits in 'a greater readiness.to postpone
e second half of 1956. expenditures until some future
As the year 1956 progressed thee when supplies of manpower
'the cost of obtaining funds And materials are more ample
either from the banks or from and the Bank of Canada can
he sourities markets •— rose, I reasonably be expected to ease
ncl the objeetive of the central the availability and bring about
ank, to make credit more cliffi-1 a lowering in the cost of credit.
ult andr' more expensive to : "With such' a public 'apprecia-
btain, was achieved."
lion of, and sensitive response to,
The review points out, however,[ monetary policy," concludes the
that the effeetiveness of •a eo_ , review, "the central bank would a
strictive monetary policy, as cur- :be better able to carry out its r
rently practised, has limitations, • assigned task 'to mitigate by ite .n
Some borrowers have turned to influence fluctuations in the gen- e
sources other than banks for eral level of productioe,trade, a
* BY " (KENN -COWAN,
The Itied.erearriage "up"- light$
winked -on as the wheels. retracted
fully* and the garvard elimbed
away from, Centralia's east.west.
renway on a heading towards the
Huron seore.
The la.ed ,preseetee a path•
-work. eefect of drab greys And
broWes., pertly oneealed beneath
A glealning mantle of SOON.
W000S. .andceeeee stood, out,
Neck And spare, their eleAfiess.
brenche$ devoid .0 any softening
green to relieve their starkness.
Highways slashed through the
countryside, heedless of ,slope
and contour as they led on to
their destination, Wand.ering
along leisurely,' rivers Red .creeks
flashed. intermittently as they re-
flected the brilliant sunlight,.
The -sun, high in a sky of blue
crystal,- burned dowe In'the meg%
time of a fine winter's- day. Gat-
ing around, it was peseible to see
the brilliant spark of light,. caused
by the sun reflecting- -from the
Exetee water tower. The town, a
gathering of .multecolored varia-
tions 'beneath a faint haze, of blue
smoke, looked peaceful and uw-
concerned, basking in the
warmth.
Testing the Harvard. .
The purpose of our flight Was
ca carry out a one -.hour air test
.f the Harvard. This particular
0
lrcraft had just been released
rem the hands of the inainte:
ance personnel in the repair
anear, after having undergone
n extensive overhaul. Before
eturning to the flight line for
raining duties, it was necessary
hat the aircraft should be test
lown 'by a qualified pilot, and
ondled through all its permiss-
ble phases of flight.
At 6,000 feet we levelled put.
ar below lay Grand Bend and
le wide expanse of Lake Huron.
he -lake, with its foreshore lined
eth pack ice, presented a cold,
reen facade, dappled with grey
ncl brilliant white,
Inside the cockpit it was warm
acIditicanAl working ca pital. The prices and employment ,„
heavy Inflow of -direct investment
•capital into Canada from abroad
has not been affected by Cana-
an monetary stringency.
"A further problem faced by
the Bank of Canada,” notes the
Message From •
Woodham
Ey MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE
Hensall Personals 'Woodham Carnival
Gorden Love, of ,the, Parr Line,
has sold• his faern 'to Keith Love, '
son qf Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love.
Mr. Bob McDougall, 'Who
makes his home at' the New
Commercial Hotel, suffered a
slight stroke xecently.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith .Lindsay, of
ThaineSville„ visited over the
week -end with the latter's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs, John Hender-
son. •
Miss Elsie Smith of Exeter,
spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.l'Alf
Mr..ancl Mrs. Sam"Rannie.and
Mr. and Mrs; Lome Chapman
were recent visitors . with their
uncle, Mr. Cbarles ChaPinae, in I
Palmerston. •
1VIrS; .ChesneY, -of Toronto, was
a week-eed visitor with her
brother -hi -law and sister,. -Mr.
and lelr,s. Bain: Dou,gali,
-Mrs. . dVforrey Sanders has re- `
turned to her home in 'Exeter
After spending the past two weeks
with her mother, Mrs. George
Glenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, 01 Guelph,
spent the week -end with the
latter's parents, Mr,. •and Mrs.
John ,Tarrott. •
Mr. and Mrs: A. Orr were
week -end visitor s with relatives
In London.: , •
Xrs. Iteicl,,of Kincardine, Mrs.
JOe Helm,Jack and Marylin, of
Tiverton; visited on Monday With
Mr. and MrseClarence Reid and
Hensel} W.I: Will hold their
Februaty, meeting in the Legion
- Hall Wedrioday„.February 13
,*ftd eetertain as special
guestee.theeiteen'eed frienele.
Earl 'Dick and Ed,- Chappell
*re in Toroeto this Week attend-
ing the Oceed Roads. Convention.
•
The weather favored. the Wood-
ham folk ozi Friday evening
when a good crowd of young and
old gathered to enjoy the an-
neal carnival at the Woodhani
rink. 1 -lot dogs and coffee wer
‚served by W.A. members.
1 Carnival winners were: Kin
of the carnival, Reg McCurdy
queen, Ruth MiUer; best comi
costume, boy, Donald Langford
girl, Joanne Webb; best origina
.representation over 15, Mrs
Robert Retch e, under 15, Nor
ma Elston; best dressed couple
under 15, Linda and Dale Rat
cliffe, 15 or over, Mrs. Lloy
Smith and Rosemary Smith.
Oldest skater, Ceeil Camm;
youngest, Betty Sean Miller;
best clown, Dennis Webb; best
comic, Frank Nairn; best comic
couple, Ross McCurdy and Jack
Switzer; best skating couple, 16
and under, Janice Webb, Ralph
Hern; best skating couple over
16, Norris Webb and Mrs. John
Redd,
,Largest family en skates, Webb
family; largest waistline, man,
Ross McCurdy, lady, Mrs. Jack
Switzer.
Races: boys 10 and under,
Fred Cowdry, Walter Langford;
girls, 10 and under, Linda Rat-
cliffe, Barbara 13rookshaw; boys,
11 to 13, Merray Stephens, Jack
Nairn; girls, 11 to 13, Ruth
Miller, Somme Webb; boys, 14 to
16, Ralph Hern, Ray Miller;
men, over 16, Harold Levy, Reg
McCurdy; women, over 16, Mrs.
Grant Ratcliffe, Norma Hern.
The judges were John Stephen,
Anderson' Mrs, Norman Amos,
Kirkton; Mrs. Earl Watson,
Third Line.
Master of ceremonies for the
evening was Norris Webb.
Congregational Meeting
The annual congregational
meeting of Wctodhem • United]
Church was held on Wednesdayl
evening. afie reports from all
departments were encouraging
and Armed a year of steady pro-
gress.
The financial..report$ given
showed a total of $6,811.85 raised
for all purposes including:- local
church purposes' $3,738.00; Sun-
day Schol $.824A0; M. and M.
Fund $803.85; Women's Mission-
ary Society $781,18; Women's
Association $586.42.
L. Thacker was re-elected to -
the boded of sessioh and no
changes were made in the board
of stewards or board Of trustees.
Peesonal Items
Mr. and Mrs. jack Stephens
and Donald had as their guests
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leslie, Doti
and Sack, Mr. and Mrs. Welling-
ton Rhiel and family, Mr, and
Mrs. Gerald Veal and family, Of
St, Mary, Miss Elaiet Hansen,
Stratford, Mr .and Mrs.John
Tipping, 1Voodharn, Mt., and Mrs,
Harvey Dunnell, Eighth Line, on
Sunday:
Norris Webb, Jim Miller, Law-
rence Copeland a Roe cied the
sheer sponsored by the Crop Im-
provement Association at the
, Exhibition Greunds, Torento, on
Tharday.
Mr. and 1,111, Murray May of
Byron visited Sunday with Mr.
and IlerS, LawretieeCopelAnd,
Mrs, Norris Webb, Michael
and Julie spentThursday With
her sister, Mrs. GeorgeJal1, Mr.
Bali aitd le of Dtrndas.
Ross and Red McCurdy Were
First spinster: "I just bate to
think of my.,youth.''
Second spinster: "Why, what
hAepened:?'
spinster: "Nothing",.
etiremffernersrtweallswii•
EXETER CO-OP
P ROGR ESSIVE
Euchre
and
Social Evening
LEGION HALL, EXETER
'Thurs. Feb. 7
830 pan.
Everybody Welcome
Ladies Bring Lunch
.1111.do•iem,
ANNUAL
MEETIN
of the
-Kirkton-
Wtioahaill
Farmers' Club
ABERDEEN HALL,
KIRKTON
Wed, Feb. 13,
at 200 p,m,
?Or the Purpose of receiving
the financial Report, Audit-
otV-Iteport, -Mecum). ei Of,
fleets and any other busi-
Which may come before
meeting, All Members
urged to atterid„
n SWITZglt Pteatident
T. ALVIN cucto,
Steretary-Treaatirer
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a
Zutich
the instruments" norformano
and was geing to go aimed wit
ins handling . tests, ti.nese tee
inveleree -wetchmg the pollee
ance ot the Aireraft ,M varlet!
flight Altitudes. AOC! with varyth
power .settiegs. Climbieg an
eliding,. etalls and turns, spie
encl. aeronatic manoeuvres. A..
had to be checked thoroughly,
Into tho Stoil
ii the tures, control was posi-
aye and the .respoope. to applied.
pressure was geed. With. the ale -
Meter reading, 6,300 feet, the-
-throttle was pulled back tee'
big Pratt an Whitney en.gine was
icleog and the propeller became
- visible travelling threuge its ore.
At the same tinie, the pilot pulled
back on his control -column to
increase the angle of attack of
the aircraft. The airspeed fell
away rapidly' from 110 knots At
which hn had been cruising. As
the .abeerafte approached its stall-
ing speed, a 'tremor ran through
the .airframe, The -beneficial, lilt-
ing flow of air over. tee wings and
tail reduced', and the contro1. sur-
faees became slack ant lifeless.
With a ehudder, the right wing
dropped, and then the note. of the
aircraft fell off from its high
attitude. As the nose fell, the view
ahead .of -clear blue sky was re-
placed by a vision of snow
covered fields, .and. the curve of
the shoe line. The airspeed in-
creased again and, as we pulled
'out of our -dive, poi -Peer - was
Applied And normal flight was re-
sumed. The stalls. were repeated
with power on and off, and with
the -wheels and flaps both -
lowered and retracted. Throfigh-
out the -manoeuvres, centre and,
recov.ery were normal.
We ensured that our gyro com-
pass -and horizon -were caged and
locked to prevent their being
toppled, and rendered useless,
and once more pulled off power
111 preparation for -a spin, It was
*decided that our first spin should
be to the left, The approach to
this manoeuvre is the seine as
for a stall.
And. Then Some,Spins
0, petehele tile airspeed built up
n rapidiYi end tile halide 011 the
•altimeter whirled around the face
a the dial as our preelous alti.
s tude raPiellY decreased.
g After four full turns, the cote
a trots were centralized. Tee tear-
y, The Management of the Zurich
IS vard eoptinued le wincl up brief'
rebrtlar 0 VW When t
teams were disqualified :rem
' further coinpetition lalat year be-
tause of poor nierlagenient,
(Neither team was able to pro.
duce player certificates for the
boys)
The suppesetlly* peer hospital,
ity shown the Lucan Midgets in
Zurich did not affect the play-
ers,' but their coach, who be
came unruly in refusing to ae
cept plaYeff mangementh frei
a representative of the Zurich
Club aeting for the group cep -
Sports Department,
gseter Thries-Advocatt,
Exeter, Ontario,
Tnis is a letter replying to the
charges thrown at us by the
Lucan arena manager in last
week's paper. '
y en wo Liman Minor ilOckeY
11 VI
ceased abruptly,and we -w
pointing our blunt nose towa
the rapidly approaching earth
a straight dive. Easing bitck
the stick, the pilot pulled out
Jus. dive and reapplied his pow
as the aircraft regained iepositi
of level flight,
During the recovery from t
dive, as "G" forces were applie
to our bodies, we experienced
sensatioe of great weight. Eve
physical moverneet required
maximum 0 effort, Our hea
felt heavy and uncontrollabl
while our eyes felt Its though they
were trying to bulge from their
sockets,
Now A Serie, of Rolls
Reaching 6,000 feet ggain, the
pilot performed a series of rolls
In this manoeuvre, the nose
the aircraft is dropped to allow
the airspeed to build up to 160
knots. Power is left on during this
brief cleseent. As soon as the re-
quired airspeed is achieved, the
pilot pulls back on the stick, and
brings the aircraft to the inverted
position at the • top of a loop.
However, instead of pulling
through to complete the loop, if
the stick it pushed•hard to the
left or right and a little rudder
is applied in thee same direction
the aircraft will roll out ofits
inverted attitude .and resume
normal level flight.
We performed several of thoe
rolls, and during the gourse of
them, it wasenttresting to, watch
the 'Way in which land and sky
will temporarily reverse positions,
and then rotate suddenly in front
of you and resume their normal
POsiutir9lifsi.nal 'manoeuvre for th
test was a series of loops, Her
again, we were to experience th
strange effect of being able t
apparently look down eieneath
our aircraft and see a blank blue
void, while immediately above
our heads. was the multi -colored
expanse of earth and water. An-
other unusual effect which is ex-
perioced at the top of the loop,
in inverted flight, is the apparent
weightlessness of the body when
the force of gravity is reversed.
For a very brie instent, gravity
acts upward to your relative
position. You hang upside 'down
in your Wain with a feeling that
should you release yourself, you
will float away. Then as the note
goes down and you start to dive
moves down in front of your eyes
like a great colored curtain, and,
r.truepspheets. i;lticee
iakhyovli,kou.into its
and comfortable, despite an out. With the nose held high, and
side temperature reading of the aircraft shudde i d h
mg at .the bre* of stall, the
rtieder was shoved, hard to the
left, and the pilot pulled the
stick back hard into his stomach.
The Harvard staggered in the air
for a split second, and then the
stalled left wing whipped down
sharply, The ground far below
e many degrees below zero. All
instrument readings were normal.
g ald the cockpit heatei,. blew a,
; stoney current of warm air about
c our feet and legs, Over the :inter-
com system,. we ensured that our
1 shoulder harness and lan straps
were secured, and that the my-
_ ing halves of the canopy were seen through the windshield in
, locked. • front of us took on a kaleido-
_ The pilot advised that he had scopic effect of violently whirling
e completed all his aerial tests of brown, grey, black and white
•
ucan Distnct .News
doevnefroni your loop, the earth
9rue tOlinuuridelfrusuteikn9ar 01-vCilitlYbs thaerye
sbould
rd he The recipient$' of inelicioue
in publicity !rem the manager of
on the lehae Areea, especially
of
er •
he
Town Topics.
d Mrs, Wm, May- left Wearier
gar, to spend eolith Utile in F10.-
.4
ds Miss Pat elopeer, student nem
e of Hamilton_ General Hospital,
Is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.,. and Mrs, g, R.
.Uoppor
Alr, and Mrs, Sam Elliott,
Milford, Mice., visited this week
with Mr. and -Mrs. Jack . Elliott
And other relatives,
of
_ Miss Marion. Walker, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walicer,
who has, been quite ill at eer
home is making a speedy re-
covery:
Messrs. Frank and Harold
Taylor visited the forepart of
the week with the former's
brother, Jack, who is quite 111
in Ford Hospital,' Detroit, .
Mr. Morley .Sanders of Sale
D,H,S, teaching staff was called
to jury duty at Goderich Tues-
day and Thursday of this week.
Mrs.' Busche of Ceutralia sup,
plied during his absence, ,
Miss Dorothy Melee of Ar -
spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Maier, Dashwood,
Miss Marie Hodgson e Mac-
Donald Institute Guelph visit-
ed fore the weekend with her par-
e ents, Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Hodg-
e son.
e Mrs. J. H. Debridge returned
0 from St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don on Wednesday and is re-
cuperatieg at her home,
lemabie.le s,am 'Lawson,
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Alderson ail&
Hamil-
ton visited with her parents, -
ors with Mr: and Mrs. D. Hein-
buch, • Sanders St.
of.Stratford were* Sunday visit -
Miss Leona Alderson, Hamil-
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tieman
Crediton,
had the misfortune to fall on
in
eomheii ilceeg,. tearing the ligaments
Mr. Lloyd Stanlake is spend-
ing -two weeks With friends in
Sum merside, 'F.B.I.
Mr. Percy McFalls returned
Mrs. Barry Whetton of Hamil-
Lonclon, the guest of Mrt. Alex
iforro.m St. Joseph' Hospital, Hofpital, Lon -
Street visited on Thursday in
ton spent the week -end with Mr's.,
Charles Harris. '
Reeder And Mrs. Chester Tay -
proved in health.
Lon-
don last Wednesday much im-
Mrs. Bessie Taylor, Nelson
.
.Miss Olive Woos], Toronto and
Mrs. Williani Murdock, Dundee
spent the Week -end in Exeter,
Miss Margaret Brown is vi-
siting for two weeks in Hamil.
ton.
Mrs. W. J. Beer arid Mr. Mau-
rice Quance _of town left Mon.
lay to visit their sister Mrs. C. e.
Patterson at Holywood, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Westeott
and Mr. Roylance Westcott mo-
tored to Detroit on Saturday to
attend the funeral of the late
Mr. Charles Koeltzow,
Mr. L. 3. Penhale left on Wed-
nesday/ to visit with his daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrt. Keith Colby,
Victoria,. Australia. .
Car Accident
1 Mr. Harold Morgan vvho oper
ates a TV store in Lucan wa
admitted to St. Joseph's Ilos
pital, London, early Suridas
morning but wat released afte
treatment.
While coming home from Lon
don about 2.45 a.m. his ca
climbed about 12 feet up th
steel railing on the 13rougliclal
bridge on Richmond St. North
and crashed back to the stree
rolling on its side.
Herlick.Chisholm
, Mrs. Irving Gibson and Mrs:
I Bob Coleman of Lucan and Mrs,
s Frank Coatee of Exeter were
_ Friday guests or Mrs. Rithard
Dickins of Exeter:
✓ Mrs. T. J3rooke, Mr. Grant
Brooke and Mrs. Harold Mc-
_ Falls on Monday attended the
✓ funeral of Mrs. Brooke's nepli-
e e*, Jimmie Ford at Exeter. -
e Stanley Whitehead, son of Mr,
, and Mrs. Gordon Whitehead, en -
t tertained• five 'of his boy erten&
at his eighth birthday last Sun-
day.
Mrs. D. J. Porter,„ nee Jean.
7 r Bond,. of Camp Borden was
t rushed, last Friday, "to Alliston
g Hospital with ruptured eppendix.
Mr, Wet Atkinson spent last
- weekend in London the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs.. Harold :Ilodgins
t, spent Sunday in London, the
guests of Mr.' and Mrs. Arnold
Oh Friday, January 25,• 'at
o'clock St. John the Eyangelis
Church, London, was the settin
for the wedding of Maureen Ger
aldine Chisholm and Robert Wil
fred eferlick.
• The „bride is the ,daughter
the late Mr. and 'Mrs. Gelber
G; Chisholm, (the former form
erly of Lucan) and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.John
Hulick of Stratford,
e ,soria ems
Miss Gertrude White who eas
been staying with' Mrs. Geor,,ge
in Parkhill has entered the Mc-
Cormick Hohle, London.
The continuous clearly zero
weather has kept Lucan's flood-
ed areas frozen and has given
the children aeother week of out.
door skatihg.
Mr. Alex Young of the-Luca/1
Fire Department last Monday At-
tended the annual meeting cif
the Middlesex •County Mutual
Aid Fire Service Association in
London's Florence Street fire
hall.
Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Sprague and
son spent Sunday in.Wileon Grove
1 the guests of the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and lVirs. 3. Lukings.
1. Mr. Merton Culbert arid iiepe
ew, Terry Culbert, made a 'bust -
nese trip to Termite lett Satur-
day.
1 Mr. and Mrs.: Sheridan Rev-
; ington and family were Sunday
guests of Mrs, Once Welbourn
of London. '
1 Rev. A. A. Nield of Ailsa Craig
look the communion service at
Holy Trinity *Church last &ri-
dgy owing to illnest- at the ree-
tdry.,
t Mrs. C, F. tengforch of Tom -
to spent last weekend with Me.
and Mrs. John Casey. *'
Mrs. Lewis .Abbott and daugh-
ter of London were Saturday
guests of Mise Hattie Hodgins.
Once agaiii. lot Friday night,
it wat two :Liman boys', Don
Lankin and Paul Conlin, who
kept Medway unbeathe in the
Londoe and District Cenferente
Rimer Hockey when they defeat-
ed Cathelit Cote! 44. Dori
stored three goals and Paul the
Other one. '
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy jtevieg-
Lon and Stephen were guestt at
the secOnd , birthday patty of
Peter Culbert, sinall son of Mr.
and Mrs Me Culbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frd Of
Detroit were weekend guest of
Mrs. Irene Coursty.
Miss Joan Hedging left by
train last Satukclay for Still-
vvater, Oklahoma where she will
be the 'guest of Dr. and Mrs, Ed
Blevms (nee Helen Howard) for
the next two Weeke.
Mr. George Dols -oft WIM has
been stayingwit M and Mrs.
Harold itibson. for the past
rriohtlf hat returned to Hamilten,
A Mr. Don Corman, who has at.
cepled a position with the Ilder-
ton Co-op moved to Ilderton lett
Friday ahd Mr, Richard Davis
who bought Mr. 'COririttn's new
home George St. moved in
en Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Adhesive
*he purehased the home of Mrs.
C. li, Porth* Main St. north,
moved in last Vetkend.
Mr. and Mrs. tob COICtilan
pent last Sunday with Mt, and
Mrt, W. W. Garrett and 'family,
otcasion being Mrs. We*
iti A tee biethd A y.
Mr. and Mrs. Chat. Grose and
gamily last Sunday visited Mrs,
Greedee Moteee, Mee,. °sear.
tiodgitas, who is looking after
two elderly ladies In Strathroy.
Three Liman boys, Don Lan -
kin, Jack Park and Clifford
Acheson were the three goal -get -
ten last Tueeday AMA' at the'
Queen's Park Arena when Med-,
way Jrs, wore their fifth' tehe
secutive game by • defeathig
Clarke Road 2.1
•
Mrs. C. F. Langford of TOron-
to, Mr. an'd Mrs. Chas Windsor
and Mr. and Mrs. Johil 'Casey
of Luean attended the funeral
of Mr. Gordon. Hunter; (brOther-
in- law of Mrs. Casey's) in Exe-
ter last Monday and Mrs. Janes
Hodgins and Mrs. Bob Coleman
Visited the funeral home oh Sure ;
day, Mrs, Coleman staying over
to visit her sister Mrs, Frank
Coates. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith ,
spent lot Wednesday in ttock-,
wood and Drayton bringing home.
Ir. and , 6 ar ane
he -have been making an ex.
ended visit with friends And rel.;
atives there,
guests of IVIr, and Mrs, Jack W
Swif2er on Sunday.
Miss Barbara Enowles, of St.
Marys, 'vas a weekend visitor
with Shirley Rundle,
Mrs, Morphy, Donald, John
and Nelson, also tarry Slade,
were weekehd visitors in Toro-,
to ,witii Dr. Mepliv.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira McCurdy
were Sunday afternoon guests
with Mr, and Mrs, Prettozi Me-
risen, -
Mr .and Mrs, 36lut todd visit.
•ct with Miss ;lean SWUM Uri
Me. it, Staitort on Sunday,
Mrs, Fred Doane and Mrs, Ira
McCord* recelyed word of the
ttftath of their aunt. Ivirs. George
Aberneathy, ,of Toronto. 1Vos,
Aberneatho was the former Miss
.Ftstels
Mr. end Mrs. Zolin Tappinq
and family gotta SAturday with Si.
Mr. Tiepin -tee parents, Mt. mid' se
Mrs. Ed Tippingi Mondale. .11
Mrs. Irving Gibson and grand -
MT, Bonnie Wbodward, Were
guests of Mr. and lefts, Wilmer!
Jones of Kippen. ode dee last
Week, ,
Mr. C. W. Parkinson of ,C01.
lingwoocl eallecryin Lttean friends
Teat week,
Rev. T, P. Thompson and fa -
mils, who have bean living in
the home of the late Mrs. It,
S,eale MOved last Friday into
the home of Mr. IlarrY Arnold. I
Mr. and Mrs. George tactilc!
and family of Waterloo were s
Sunday guest of Mr. and
Clare:the Hardy and family, 1 t
Ur. Wanly' Heruk who lefts
0.11, the Sauble hill is new a
eht St. Joseph,. Ms son;
Is abie to be bitek to
fool sifter three Weekva skit- k
eSS., •
V
•
into Aelelickout
Recovering from your steep
dive, • you :experience again the
foreep exerting pressure on you,
squeezieg yeti down into your
seat, If you black out, as I did
durinig one recovery, you may
enjoy the unusual experience of
seeing the InstruMent panel in
front oi you, apparently receding
swiftly into a great grey distance.
The whole panel), with its con-
glomeration oe, instruments, ap-
pears to rush away froni you, los-
ing size with perfect eerspectiv'e
Until it rests in a minute distAnce.
Then, just as swiftly, it returns,
and there it is in front of you
win, close enotigh ' to be
touched. You toueli it to make
sure, and it is quite real!
On returning to the world, you
find that once again you are
cruising straight and level in the
warm, bright sunlight. The:pilot
esquires how you feel. With non-
chalant braeado, you assure elm
that you never thlt better, and
agree with him that that lasl: loop
was very gentle. Yes, yeti agree,
you most certainly, did feel the
Alight bump as .we struck our
own slipstreem zit the bottom of
the loop. You \vender why „he
grille as he turns to look at ybu.
Mel tell him thing Re muSt
fiever know that you Slept
throfigh the sinoothett loop of the
hunting
The test was complete. We
flew back in leisurely faahioxi,
descending gradually to circuit
altitude, folloveleg the arrow -
'straight line of No. 83 Highway.
We pasted over Daehwoocl at
4,000 feet. The little town sprawl -
leg and somnolent, basked ni the
unliinited sunlight, itemihdfill of
the disturbing growl of Out
engine everh,ead.
Cetitralia control :tower' eleared
us into the circuit, We lined up on
final on the "live" runway.
Throttled back, we lest height
rapidly and watched. the taineee
tthat un to moot us. Our nese lift-
ed in a round -out, A burst of
00wer, and thee, with a Slight
squeal 'of tire e ahd A gentle
shock, we .were relling dime fel
the turnoff' petite:0. The traffie
marshaller on the line Signalled
us into our perking position. We
shut down, released ourselves
from our onfining stratIS and
walked hito the flight office, een
mute to twice, toffee, and the
tyPeWriter.
Comments Abobt ,
Cronniarty
MRS K. MekELLAR
Mrs. W. Martin, who has heel?'
visiting with her daughter end
son.in•Taw, Mr. Red Mrs, Frank
Hairelton, has moved to her neW
home in tioter.
Miss Marilyn Sorditteta and Mr,
Ciltininghant, 'OettrgetOWn,
spent the wheled with Mn. and
Ales, JIM RaffiteY-
Mr, and Mrs. Atte Crege kid
Mrs, nuby Ronny, St. Marys,
visited en Sunday •evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MeLach-
ion. •
Mr, ledenirie lloste• Met with an
Ateident en Tuetiley melting
while working in the hav.
itig had A toe SeVered With „Ilia
*Me
•
,
Newa cars on Canadian NatiOn-
al Railway lines are the auto-
mobile *transporters, largest in
the freight .equipment roster.
They are fedi long, 161/2 feet
high and carry eight autos on
two levels.
•
vener, At two group meetings
representetlyesbah Lucan
Minor teams felled to be in,at.
tendance, therefere playoff ar-
rangements yere given te Zur-
ich representatives to convey
to the Lucan management,
Hereby the Maregement of
Zurich. IVIInor Hockey tearnS fail
to see mew a management with
so little interest in their minor
teams so as to not attend group
meetings should direct slander -
at another club. --
At ,ne time in the past two
years has Zurich Midgets had
any success in trying to arrange
games with Lucan midgets who
are .playing in two different
leagues and treating the WOAA
League as if they can play in
it when it suits them best.
Yours belly,
' Zurich Minor Hockey Club
E. Yungblutt
H. TurIcheim
M. Schilbe
COMING EVENTS
VALENTINE DINNER, Greed
Bend United rChurch basement,
leieday, February 15, 5.30 p.m.
Everybody welcome; 7
SNOWBALL FROLIC, sponeored
by Ladies Legion Auxiliary, 011
Wednesday, February 20. Lloyd
Wright and his Club 10 Orches-
tra. 70
AlerENTION —Ladies Auxiliary
to South Huron Hospital — a
Membership Tea will be held
February 15. Please note detail-
ed announcement in another
column. , 7c
REGULAR MEETING of the Ex-
eter Home and School Associa-
tion will be held on Tuesday,
February le at 7:45 p.m. There
will be public speaking by Gracie
6 students. The inspectorate
finals of the spelling contest
will be part of this meeting.
Please note the time is 7:45. 7
VALENTINE DANCE, Aberdeen
Hall, Kirkton, Friday, February
15, Bob Scott and his orchestra.
eter Home arid School Aessecia-
s
ANNUM. MEETING — The Ex-
eter Community Credit Union
wishes to inform you as a mem-
ber of the annual meeting in
the Exeter 'Legion Hall,. Febru-
ary 12, 8:30 pen. M. Dickson,
District Credit -Union League
representative, will be gueet
speaker. you are urged to at-
tend to hear of the year's pro,
press. Election of officers. 7c
DANCE — F.riday, .Feeritary 15,
Mt. -Carmel Hall, • Desjardine't
Orcestra. • * 7e
Valentine
••
TEA
• . and
•BAKE SALE
Sat. :February 9
3,00
CENTRAL HOTEL
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DOCinrl' 'Hido yo
tt-to u.lipiti
bouts 0 .giddinesil,...Mrs1/ J.1 *
."1 should say not. :1).
respectahlA Married WOMAO-am
.Membeiship.
Tea
.LADIES AUXILIAItY TO,
WI" .HURON
.HOSPITAL .
•
Tuesday, :Feb 12
130 pm%
AUKIIJARY ROOMS
••PItOGRAM
e SPECIAL SPEAKER
Ali intereated ladi6S tx-
eter and District are iffirited
to attend. Your Support is
solicited or expanding wet.*
ef AuXiliary, •
,Lyric
heotre
PHONE 421
' Previewl
Canning Attraetioris'
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
February 7, II and t
• "FRANCES IN THE '
HAUNTED HOUSE"
*' Mickey Reiner .
* Virginia Wills
MON., TUES. & WED,.
Febrpary 11,. 12 mild 13
"ALL THAT HEAVEN •
ALLOWS" -
.* Jen. Wymin
* Rock Hull$0.6
— COMING
February 14, 13. and 13
"LOVE ME TENDER"
* Elvis Preeley
* 'poise/ Pii0
Exeter
• Arena
Schedule
Thursday, February 7
8:16-7:00—cinteilta vs. teeter
- we-eel:ft • .'
f riday,. February
4:00.0:00—Sketing •
•
MINOR HeetSey Natimv,
7:304:36—H salsa 11 vs, Exeter
, Pee Wets
836--Kitchastier Mantants
Exater bentemi
SafUrday, February 9
1i:004:00—Wings v$., Herradte •
.0100.10:00—F1 Ode VS, ethers
10:00.11:00—Flyers via Reyeke
1100.4:00—Wee Wit agues-6de
1 :06.2:45—Pu blie
3:15.515—Fig ure *Wain
ak:00.10:00—riublle Wen
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Sunday, February 10
12:00-E:00--MeliSyck Orectlee
anoomeALL
2a6o.eaeleeeteeeoeis `vs. ‚melee/ea
eiceeeioe—Kiesmen vi. Ades
4:13.5:15—eigure seating
Men
deeloYo—' s'Ficiebt re"1_611'.1r "
7 :00-11 :00-11.C,AA`.
Ttioday, February. 12
ea3o.seeeeesee We. Peassles
4;00.7:00).—Floure Ski1P011
8:30—Strottferd, 1 Otitis
Sponsored by the Women vd, miea.elof
Exhiblt(611)
Auxillari of Trivitt Church
's Wednesday, February 13'
2:00.1i :01 --eta at lei
it:eh:Hon Farinekil
Form :Business Aitancigozeiiien..t....ctiools. •
Feb. 12, 13, 14, - Community Hall, Wroxeter
Legion Hall, Exeter •
Feb. 19, 20, 21, 0. Memorial Hall, Blyth
Community Hall, Zurich
Feb. 24, 27, 28, Parish Hall; Dungannon' .
St. Thomas Hall, Seaforth
1:10 PIA:- 430 P.M. bath day,
At these meetings, factors effecting farm busitiesS will be dis
cussed, learn how to properly analyst your own butinest. The value Uf
keeping farm records and how to interpret these results to th t bat
advantage will be part 6f the program, rarm oredit, .prices, budgeting
etc, will be amongst the important topics Ott the agenda.
The summarized cost of production figures for 1956 from the
inettibers bi the North and South Huron Fenn Managernent 2SstociatiOris
will also be distributed and analyzed, •
Farmers are i;vited to attend thd:School df their choice
FOR ALL THREE (3i AFTERNOONS.
solte!,,eing pond, COnle Oral:Wed to dO 36111. faurh
G. W.. MontoitiM0v,
• Assisfsni Agricultural nogresentativa • AirricuItutat Roaeittenfifive
for Huron Counfy, for Huron Cetittiy.
Car, HAtviV tedwoll, ti,iedinsfor
Patti Menegemont service*
Qeoiffniwit
ottfielo AOHeultural C01.01, Gu00,1
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