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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1960-09-15, Page 7n Invitation WIC A. L. ASHTON Air Force Pay co-nit:linear `Red Knight' here again The "Bed Knight" which last year performed at Air Force Days and national air shows will appear again this year in his familiar bright red T-33 jet trainer, At the controls of the aircraft will be Flight Lieutenant C. 11, "Bob" Hallowell of Guelph, Ont., who now is serving on training and research duties with the Centra Flying School at Portage La Prairie, Man, ATTFIELD'S General Stare PHONE 96 cREDITOM Crediton resident To start his performance he flies low over the field and pulls up into a. vertical roll, marks 96 years The Woman's Auxiliary of the United Church began their fall meetings with Mrs. Melvin King in charge of the worship ser- vice. Mrs, Earl Neil read the scripture. Mrs, Garfield Hill introduced the new -study books "The Turn- ing World" and "The Ship Under the Cross", Mrs. Finkbeiner conducted the business, opening with the mot- to. The. supply secretary read a letter of thanks from the Unit- arian Service and told of the great need in Greece and Korea. A donation is being sent towards the purchase of a new organ for the Boys' Christian Education Building. The WA are holding a bazaar nn November 5, Ail autumn thankoffering meeting is being planned for the evening of October 13, Mrs, Joseph Woodall and Mrs, their cousins, Mr. anal Mrs, Edward Chambers Were the Liam Matz; hostesses. Mr, Charles Anderson return- 'Ma church meeting eel. to Leamington. Saturday after The September meeting of the visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Cliff WSWS of Zion Evangelical •UB Grasdahl and family. •"•,..church was held. Thursday eve- Quite a number from here at- charge, flung with Mrs. Hugo Schenk in tended the sale in Exeter on Saturday of the late Mrs. Sims. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Holtzman. of Rochester, New York, was a caller in town on Monday. It has been 53 years since he left Cr editon. ilia and Mrs. Lorne Morlock visited at Bluevale on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hoff- man. Alessi's, Michael and Joseph Sansone of London called on friends in town on Sunday, Anniversary services will be held next Sunday in the United Church at 11 o'clock. Rev. R. S. Hiltz will. be the speaker and Rev, James Hummel, of Ivan, In the evening. Mrs. Louisa Longmate, of De- troit, died Sunday. She. was the former Louisa Hirtzel, of Credi- ton. Mrs, Baker, Mrs. Em- marson Wein and Mr. Harry d'a:tzel attended the funeral on !'Tuesday. Cpl, and Mrs. Murray Bell of Aylmer - visited with Mr, and Mrs, Al! Baker on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Allan Becker and Brenda spent Sunday in Kitchener with Mrs. Pearl Tani- haler, WA Introduces new study A feature unique with, the Red Knight is that all his anan.oeuv- , its are carried out within the A clarinet solo by Sheila Fan' confines of the aerodrome —a a ner and a vocal duet by Sandra most difficult. task with such A and Karen Finkbeiner were en- high-speed aircraft. joyed by all, F/L Hallowell was horn at Business was conducted by the Brantford, Ont., in 1930, and president, Mrs: Ed Hendrick. prior to joining the RCAF, was The Fall Rally will be held at a forest ranger and scaler' with Zurich on Wednesday, . Septeni- the Ontario Dept of Lands and her 28. Forests. Personal items CLa:V;;']grZMNR4,17MAIMMONSI`EM • Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mc- Happenings in Candless and children, John and Arthur, from Strathroy, visited Bi with Mr. and Mrs, William Oest- reicher on Sunday, Miss Agnes Lamport and Ey MRS. GLAOWYM HOOPER friend of Detroit visited with her mother, Mrs. Sam Lamport, over the weekend. ' Personal items. The 'Women's institute will Mr, and Mrs, Leonard 'Mac- hold their first meeting. this fall ker and family visited Sunday ing changed the date a.s it is hay - with Mr, and Mrs, Morley on Tuesday; September '20, Waugh and 'Mrs. T. Waugh of Exeter Fair. Members. are 're- quested to bring antiques for display, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ililborn and Cathy, of Hanover, spent the weekend with Mrs. Ezra Faist and Nola, Mrs.. Hilborn and Cathy remained for a week. Mrs. John Morlock and Mr, and 'Mrs. Gordon Morlock visit- ed in Waterloo for a few days Over the weekend with Dr, F. Morlock and family, it being the the birthday 'of Mrs. J.•Morlock who celebrated 88 years last Saturday. Comments about Wenzel, Mrs, Ed Hendrick, Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner, Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner, Mrs. Lorne Morlock and Mrs. Jacob Ratz. By MRS. W. MOTZ otmovnrcy=sorlartmavftl Personal Items Sam Rawlings and son Fred ,of Atha Craig are visit- ing with Mr, and Mrs. Sims and other relativea. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Balsd.en of Detroit; Mich., Mrs. Mildred MacLean of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Drummond of Ailsa. Craig visited Sunday with (rediton.East Orrie Thacker were Sunday guests of Miss Ruth Miller of Woodham.. Mr, and Mra, Kenneth Park- inson and family Were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Hill of Lambeth. Mr, and Mrs. Claire 'Sisson, Misses Marie Sisson. and Muriel Cameron were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fetch. and Misses Jane and Verna Parker of StrathroY. Mr. and Mrs, William 'Jones and family attended the farnily gathering at Port Franks ori Sunday in honor of Mrs. j. Bryan's birthday. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Thomson and Anne, Mrs. Fred Thomson spent Sunday evening with Mrs, Florence Chittick of Grantor'. Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper were Saturday guests ef Mr , and Mrs. Cecil Camm who cele- brated their golden wedding an- niversary which waS ' held in Woodharn United church. Mr. and Mra. Gladwyn Hooper, London, anshard tl, ww. to repel attack by. enemy "Detect, identify, ititercePL1 radar warning Thies has been defensive pattern. destroyt" 'Mars th e task Of the constructed as far north .of the . One of th e most difficult Prob., North American Air Defence target area as poSeible. • leans now faced by NORAD la; Command, key survival in event I The in o s. ..t northerly (DEW--• t he Intercontinental. States or Canada. ,."4arlY.# Warning) line, Missile threat, against which at 1 of attack on either the United' n1 .stretches across :the northern present, there la .no defence.; Repognir,ing the import:am:F..1)f. rim of the continent, extenO!ng Righ, priority. is being given to a unified defence effort, a joint across Alaska and the Canadian research in this flew. by the tepther American -Canadian Conintand Arctic, The United States Navy United States Department of was set up tentatively .0,11 Soya,;,. esuciflpipl.penlecien.dlessttpoiyselrineescvoirtth6..radar- Defence and the Canadian De 12, 1157, fence Research Board. One .of NORAD became ar, official in., About 1,000 miles south ..of the the current Projects Is the de- tegrated eommand in May, 1958," 1)5W Line lies a second detec- .velopment of the NIKZ -ZEUS !" and today exercises operational tion system, the Mid-Canada as an anti-missile missile. command over United States; Line, The third warning line• At present, no more than 301 air defence forces and has open-'.known as the Pine-tree System, minutes warning of. an. ICBM; ational control of those provided , stretches across Southern Cana threat could be .expected. 111-- 'eon- by Canada, ; ado, In , addition, there .1 a a net- The NORAD Commander is 54-; work of radars in the United year-old Gen, Laurence S. ; States, Navy picket ships, Mr While his deputy is RCAF Air ! Force Super Constellations, Navy Marshall C. Roy Slem.on. blimps, and Air Force Radar Canadian and American forces platforms. called "Texas Towers" man this defence system, The; built on giant pilings lit the total number of personnel, 'both !ocean, complete the vast radar service and civilian, who are' complex, employed in the NORAD "net"; The job of the radar system is is approximately 200,090. These to detect and identify any in- personnel are spread out among,' truding aircraft or objects ap- the RCAF- Air Defence Curn- proaching North America, and. mend, the United States Army immediately pass this informs- Air Defence Command, the Unit-I lion through a rearward coin- ed States Air Force Defence; munications system to NORAD Command, and the United States; Headquarters. It then becomes Naval Fortes, The integrated de- the responsibility of the combat fence system stretches from the forces to intercept and destroy North Pole to Mexico and fromithe craft, once it has been estab- cast to west far beyond the con-; fished. that they are enemy raid- tinental coasts. ers. The important factor in con- To accomplish the destruction tinental , defence is time. Defen-',n( a potential enemy, RCAF sive forces must be ready at all" and United States Mr Force times not only to defend the manned interceptors are poised skies against attacking - farces ready for immediate attack on =Z2•7.WW91T31. Kirkton comments By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS M.„,,,,,..wItIVECNIESMIragetlataftWOWSWAnn:IMISIEMEVAIMMV Guild and WA Mrs, Les Fairbairn and Bruce for the WA meeting. Scripture passage was read by Mrs, Garth. of Uniondale, St. Pants' Angliean Ohtuth met Mr. and Mrs, Burns Wackier on Thursday evening at the home of 'Mrs, Ray Knight with 14 present, The Ladies' Guild and WA of of lannion visited Sunday with. Mrs, Clayton Smith presided month's vacation in England. Ethel Copeland visited Sunday, with Mr, and Mrs. Stan IJIlyott Toronto, visited 'Monday and and fainily. Mrs. Fairbairn left on Wednesday, by jet, for a Mrs, Hiram Copeland and ,MiSa Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Gray of them in TOP SHAPE, Order them from . Your family love% to enjoy . life. They deserve the best DAIRY PRODUCTS to keep Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Miller /McCurdy and called on friends in the village. r-w-, • tooNt2t".** w vwitiw SUPPORT RCAF cENTRALIA'S AIR SHOW SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Met. N. L. Carter Of Clinten, Clare, Very( and Jeanette spent Sunday evening with Mr. and SUPERTEST Misses 'Very' and Jeanette Phome 1143 Hooper spent Saturday afternoon with 'Miss Sharon Thomson. It's no trick at all to make extra nacniey, Just advertise your "don't wants" in The T-A Class- ifieds, Phone 770, The Timos-Atliopols# SoPtIPTIbor 15, 1,60 P.011.1.' .SATURPAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Don't Miss The Show! !PHONE 534 EXETBIt:1 Best Wishes Aill FORCE Hodge PLUMBING, HEATING AND _ELECTRICAL 'WIRING CREDITO)! .' BEST OF LUCK FOR A SUCCESSFUL AIR SHOW TO TM g PEOPLE OF rXETAR ANP (215TRXT It is .a pleasure for me to invite the residents of Exeter and surrounding district to the Centralia Clinton Air Force Day at RCAF ,Station Centralia on Saturday,. September 17. I feel that it is our duty to keep Canadians in- formed of the progress of their Air Force in maintaining peace and freedom throughout the world. The commit ments given to the Mr Force by the Canadian people are: the defence Or the North American continent in conjunction with the United States Air Force; the de- fence of the North Atlantic :and European areas in con- junction with our NATO allies; and the roles assigned to us in fulfilling ,Canada's obligations to the United. Nations Organization,. At Centralia we have arranged as a memorial event, a pictorial history display of the RCAF. There will also be many 'displays illustrating the various sys- tems and controlling agencies of your Air Force. There will be many aircraft presently used in the training and operation role of the RCAF. The flying program which commences at MO p.m. is highlighted by an aerobatic demonstration by the .Golden Hawks which I feel illus- trates the dedication and skill required of the person- nel of the RCAF. I sincerely hope that you in Exeter and surround- ing district will visit us commencing at 12430 p.m,, September 17, to see your Air Force and Meet the men and women who stand ready to serve you,. Yours truly, A. Lk ASHTON, Wing Comander, Co-ordinator Centralia - Clinton Air Force Day. T JOILEEE PIIMONIER IOW N Trxticig ' turn, a four-point roll and an- five. manned interceptors defensive , other rhubarb roll.. This in turn To lengthen the interval be-1 capability, BOMARC "A" ground. Mr. W. H. Gaiser Sr. celebrat- Those taking part were Rev, is followed by a slow speed fly- tween the first detection of the I to air missiles are operational ed his ninety-sixth birthday last and. Mrs. SChlenicer, Mrs. G. E. past, a dumbell manoeuvre, a enemy and actual attack on a with the USAF, with the shorter- Friday, September 2. He is hale roll-under, three continuous rolls target, a complex system of, range NIKE missile also in this and hearty and enjoys reading the. news, and a. climbing departure. owed by a Cuban eight, a maxi- but to carry out retaliatory any raider. "Sidewinder" rnis- fmecettaysuelryes, Tiemindnedisant,ely warning a.nd efef- hot exhaust egaanses"hnofmeen" on themum turn, rateand a rhubarb roll, Next comes an inverted fly- past, an upward roll, a small an impending attack is impera• aircraft are a feature of the Blackler, A chapter of the study beck was given by Mrs, Claire Sisson, An invitation was accepted to meet with the United Church] WMS on Oct. 12. Plans were , niade to attend the Perth Dean- ery M-eeting to be 'held at Brant- ford Oet, 5. • Misses Marion Thomson and. The Guild meeting followed. After the business of the. evening a sale of. articles followed. Mrs. A. Knox conducted centests, Lunch was served by Mrs. Jack Roundell, Mrs, C, Dobson, Mrs, 1'. Creery And hostess. Personil items Mr. and Mrs, Bill Waghorn re- turned from A trip to New York State. Mr. and Mrs. Am 'Beatty and. family of Branipton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Paul ,and Terri. CaldweWs North=End AIR FORCE DAY junction with the development . of the anti-missile missile, the , United States Government is; currently constructing three Bal. I listic Missile Early Warning, Armstrong's ,Restouront System IDMZWS) sites. 1 Under the .present NORAD 1 "The Home of Good Food" '..7't continental d e f :e me e arrange- ) ments, the forces of both couni tries maintain their 'separate; identities, respOnsibilitie.s and ; national characteristics. In case! of War, 'these forces would act as one to detend as effectively i as possible the whole of the eon-, tinent. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 A T CENTRALIA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 Be Sure You Attend! PHONE 7 DON'T MISS THE SATURDAY SHOW SCHENK'S, Meat Marko CREDITON NONUMWS SATURDAY, SEPT, 11 - EXETER VISIT . ACAP STATION CENTOLIA - • r Pryile -Si Son Best Wishes For A Successful Air Show Don MacGregor FUELS AND WELDING PHONE t37 EXETER. Pleh to support Coitetliet r Ode Day by etteriding the AO* en Sipteither 17, SAM EOM Trucklito Soria, Beit914 And 'tockhe‘ Work, Trotuiliot biggIng 4"' to.Ksrfs MONA 64. 118/4 BEST WISHES TO RCAF CENTRALIA PHONE 4S-,1 Greene s Variety Store MAm STREET EXETER Neu IrS Attend The AIR SHOW AT 'RCAF CENTRALIA Saturday, Soptombor 17 Exeter Lucky Dollar Market Met 'Menotti Nor, isHONt tOt XtTttt ri.40.t4t Joe E. :Gunn, '"Storitt Is A Fut — Ni5t. A Mate'. . PHONit 44 01011014, AYR