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Obviously enjoying the Golf Club tea and fashion show
Wednesday " of last week sponsored by the ladies' section
were, left to right, Mrs. J. Hinton,' Mrs. E. R. Rowlands,'
Mrs. F. Overholt, Mrs. W. Gardner, Mrs. B. Sully, eon -
venors
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CENTRALIA.. — The RCAF 1 as the speed maintainedris fast -
Station at Centralia points out ' (..r than the speed of sound.
that "sonic boom"—noise pro- •As the lower edge of the cone
duct of the jet age -continues •is dragged along the -ground,
to develop repercussions for the pressure pulse. is heard as a
the air force. boom. The width of the path
An article on the subject says, and intensity with which the
in part, the following: boom may bo heard will vary,
Despite 'common acceptance depending on the altitude, size.
of the' term, t)icre_ is still wide weight and speed of the air-
of
of . a sonic nlene, -the temperature, wind.
boom—what it is, what causes terrain, and the amount of mois-
it, and 'what it can doiNr Sonic ture in the air.
boom comes suddenly—without These factors vary widely -
warning. ' Being a neva exacri- rrom day to day and even from
ence, it is almost always start'.- hour to hour. It is conceivable
ing• and .the• complete ahs.'nc: that on any given day an air -
of fire, smoke, li'zhtnine or some craft could .fly the length of
other visible evidence of it+ renada•at-spersonic speed and
occurrence makes if di iicult to produce the entire spectrum of
understand. .. `tie Conic borne—from no sound
Sound. waves normally +: ave`
'o a sharp boom. Under cer-
at about 762 Miles per hour at ; +'inn atmospheric - -- conditions
sea level. Sonic boom r. sri?t” Ioressure cones may extend
fraixi --;pros rye way os which i tweet' mile's to either side of the
build-.lip-arourd an aircraft • dieht pith of the aircraft.
ing Paste' th:'n the speed of Before the introduction of
sound. Trove pressure waves supersonic bombers into the air
come together - to .berm two fob e arsenal, these' training
cones, extendine back from the
nose Intl the tail of the plane,
much like those formed by a
boat speeding through the
water.
These pressure cones trave•1
',toward the ground at the speed
of sound and are heard if they
reach the earth's surface.:..Al-
though
.Al-though each cane producesa
booming sound as it passes the
human ear, they are usually
so close -together that only one
sound is he_axd..._.._
Contrary to popular belief,
sonic boom does not happen
only when the aircraft "breaks
the sound barrier." It does,
however, begin at this point. In
level flight at supersonic speed,
an aircraft actually drags these
pressure cones after it as long
missions were conducted at var-
ious altitudes. Now, air force
regulations require all sltper-
ir above
-o'rric-mi ions-to_.b.e flow
for the event. The club rooms were tastefully dec-
and two showings of summer fashions were pre -
courtesy of the Fashion Shoppe. -
(Signal -Star photo)
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Afterburners (auxiliary pow-
er' boosters) will not normally
be used after take -off once the
aircraft is airborne.
Whenever• and wherever pos-
sible, jet aircraft use runways
directed awey from populated
areas.
•»-.While-win.....1ii.ght,-. turns are
made to avoid residentiaFaes-
Supersonic flying is prohibit-
ed near cities.
Supersonic flying is prohibit-
ed 'below 30,000 feet.
Noise suppressors are used
when' testing jet engines..
Mobile baffles or blast walls
are used to reduce and deflect
engine noise.
Ermine run -ups and testing
are ,_condu.e.ted--_in remote ...air-
field.areas, away fronethe popu-
lated sides of the airfield.
Entine run -ups and testing
periods are generally limited
to daylight hours ancl' kept to a
minimum duration. '
GRADUATE NURSES
Among the 58 graduates. of
St. Joseph's School of Nursing,
London, who received their dip-
lomas on Thursday evening
were: Mary Anne Millar of
Goderich and Betty Anne Far-
rish of Lucknow.
County Council
Opens Jure 10
Huron County Council, will
commence its June session on
Monday, the 10th, at 10 a.m.,
nal_--wvil eelikeL.Y„coati= dor
three days. Last year's session
was June 13 to 15.
Cerk-Treasurer J. G. Berry
said it is .hoped to have a re-
presentative from the Ontario
department of public welfare
attend to.. discuss nursing home
services with council.
Progress Reports
Most of the standing corn-
mittees-wi-11 report: Two of the
most important, those of the
roads committee, and the clerk -
treasurer, are by way of pro-
gress reports at a June session,
on road work and financing;
respectively.
There will he a report also
from the Emergency Me'isurer
committee, of, which Reeve Mil-
ton . Desch of Zurich is chair-
man, presumably recommend-
ing the appointment of a county
co-ordinator, which position has
been advertised in recent
weeks.
By Dorothy Barker
Sunday was a-rbeautiful day.
Buds were bursting, birds were
twittering and Old Sol up there
in the sky was bouncing sun-
beams hither and yon, reck-
lessly announcing he would
soon iieal the skim from one's
back, but for -today, he would
just warm Ue bloodstream to
a glow. It was the kind of a
day it took every bit ofP.
straint one could muster not
to get down`'on one'> knees
right in public and thank (god
for spring.
But that glorious day brow:ht
something saddening and sober-
ing. On almost every corner
of our main street, small groups
of giggling, profane youngsters
gathered. They pushed one an-
other off the curb, bandied
rather frightening four-letter
words about to embellish their
conversation, teased- their rat-
ted coiffures or slicked their
duck -tail 'patent leather hair,
pulled at' their stretohee pants,
or hitched their too tight jeans.
The girls were as noisy as the
boys, perhaps noisier, for they
wanted to draw attention to
their over -Made ruby lips and
flirting .mascaraed. eyes.
I was nauseated when I, not-
iced- one had a raw, red scar
wTiiere `her cheek 71.2 -lsee'n -re
centiy slit from her nose to her
ear. I wondered if this one-
time pretty, girl could he link-
ed 'with a recent 'terrible. motor
accident .in which two of our
young people had been killed
and several injured.
Not Only Local
This situation is not peculiar
to our town; it is a sign of
our times and whilk some peo-
ple wring their hands and view
the condition as hopeless, ,blam-
ing iton TV, paperbacks and
top sexy ,advertising, there are
others more seriously inclined
who are projecting some kind
of solution.
Most of these youngsters will
be among the unemployed be-
fore they are many months old-
er. Now, some have jobs as
waitresses, bus boys, can stack-
ers in supermarkets, and a dozen
other menial jobs that take
little, or no, education. They,.
for the most part, live at home,
spend their $35-40 per week
pay cheque on cigarettes, buy
a jalopy on time and think
they've hit the+_ jackpot of high
living. Any principal of a. high
school can identify their type
as "fall outs" from grade nine.
They just aren't academic
material. John Robarts, Prem-
ier of Ontario, has recog;.nized
their need. It will take several
years for his new system for
screening the ability of a pun-
il's learning level and the pro-
vision for technical training of
those who haven't "book learn-
ing" capacity to come to full
frtriition,,.These young' people.
as we of an older ,generation
know, are among the war babies
now flowering into adulthood..
The kids, I am convinced. are
the 'cash Th e. f- a_ new -high
standard of living.
So let's not be -too severe or
critical of their behaviqur.
Rather let us be tolerant and
support measures of this kind
being promoted to train young
people -who can never striive for
a degree, but who, through pro-
per training can avoid being
the germinating. eed._of future
.unemployment.
On Mc,nday
The Salvation Army's .Red
Shield Appeal for Goderich gets
under way on Monday, May 20
and continues • until• May 3lst.
The "objective for this year is,
$5,500 in comparison to the
$4,600 raised Iast year.
General chairman of the cam-
paigh is Harold 'Turner while
the co-chairman, is R. parker.
,The business chairman is R.
Robinson =;.,.:.and the treasurer
"Cy" Murray, manager of The:
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commune:).
The sum of $400 has already
been received from business
establishments in Goderich
which is a larger arnotint than
that obtained last year.
The anneal apneal of The
Salvation Army to the public
for funds to carry on its work
is a worthy one. It is an ape
peal. which should be met with
a ready response. -
Few organizations operate
such wide -spreading facilities
for the amelioration of want
and suffering as The Salvation
Army. In home, hostel, hos-
pital, 'all its efforts are in the
name of Hiin who said, "Inas-
much as ye have done it unto
one' of the least of these my
brethren, ye have done it' unto
Me."
The interest -of the Army has
meant the difference between
health and . sickness, between
'life and death, to tens of thous-
ands of people whose needs
have been such as to bring them
within the wide sweep of The
Salvation Army's ministrations.
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30,000 feet.
Despite all the precautions
taken, audible sonic boom often-
times results from supersonic
flight. Not only is sonic boom
heard, but occasionally it causes
minor property damage, with
atmospheric conditions playing
an imnortant part by' transmit-
ting the ._pressure_.waves. _.
'Among procedures establish-
ed by the RCAF to reduce the
disturbances , associated with
flying are the following:
Power and flap settings (used
to gain altitude- 'quickly) are
arranged to make landings and
take -offs least disturbing.
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Helen is a professionally trained hairdresser
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