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`� 1 +() CH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971
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•E. CARDS OF,THANKS
F. eNGAGEMENTS
SOWERBY : A sincere "thank
you" . to all who remembered Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. •Watson
.me with cards, flowers and of Ottawa, Ontario, announce
visits ,while 1 was a patient in the engagement of ' their
• Alexandra .Hospital. Special daughter, Linda Jean, to Mr.
' thanks ' to .13r., Cauchi, nursing Robert A. Boutilier, son of Mr.
Staff' and the girls ;n green on and Mrs. Andrevw•I'•1• B'outiher of
STapei floo!` west". All was very Goderich. The marriage will
much" appreciated, -- Evelyn take place on Sat:tarday; May
r " Sowerby. — 16x • 22, 1971, at half past ,-four
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ST1NSON ; l' 'would -.tike` -to.
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• :rn.L .b'.'. .1 .f Cil. I.,'w1%9^•M1.,•.' •Ion ,w.111M1,.Ma#, to a,.•`P CTL
t press r n er r ► �%7P }'Ix�t+asn.. ,ImrrraY}ra'an £I l°dnS were who remen+t'bered me with:,eards, M'r and Mrs J. Harry Bere and family the toptt given by Mrs. Ory t
flowers,, gifts . and visits while a
patient • in Vitoria Hospital,
London. Special' thanks to ,Dr.
H. Alton Dr England, nurses
and staff of fourth floor wast, to •
rapt. 'trsd Mrs., McCune, The
League of Mercy and Ir, J.
Leitch, also to ty,apt, and Mrs; R:
Hewlett of ' thie Rectory St.
Corps, London. — Mrs, Mary E.•
•Stinson: — 16
p.m., at Err4,panuel United
Ch rch Ottawa. -•- 16
BY LINDA EMMERTON
Home for the weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blake. They
travelled from Toront.o.. They
stayed at • Mrs. • C. Blake and
'family.
During the . week ,MI`s.
Auburn and'Difrict
BY MRS., WES BRADNOC K.
ti 526.7595
ANGLICAN CHURCH WOMEN
'lhe Anglican Church Women
of St,• Mark's.,Church met at the
home of Mrs. Donald
Cartwright. 'There was a good
attendance.
The 'rector, Rev. Keith
Stokes and ,Mrs. Stokes were in
lgham visited with Mr. and " attendance. The meeting ° was
Mrs Leel Schultz -cut Saturday, " opened by Iv1rs. `James Towe
Mr. and 'Mrs. 'R. D. Aldham, with a hymn for Easter' The Fashion '"Pussies Auburn May 3 or before.
Johnny, .G.rego,ry, and Larissa of accompanied by Mrs. Robert No. 2 elub .met at the home of "`
Amhersbrirg, visited Mrs.' Mary Phillips on het auto harp.' Mrs. Donald --Haines* with, ' 1b- PERSQNALS
Bere , and family on Easter , " Mrs, George Schneider read girls present,. President 'Trudy . Mrs .-.Thomas Johnston and
weekend. • the staripture lesson from' the ..Machan opened the sixth and her liter,, Miss Laura Phillips
and ' Mr. John Bere ' of Ottawa Gospel .of St, John, - kr seventh : neeting with the 4 -Ii left by plane frorh"'�Mal,ton last
Kilpatrick and twins Scott y•=e t u (, y�
?�i,Y Y'1t��.MF►1� 4Wtltf�Y.M\:-•aa- ,i,U,i{:j tiA'4U.\1,HI.GY{I".iY4 M:1 Sunday::.. -for l•�e�'A.'MihhJl X1.1, s. Yy w.l x��1/�y[5
��• I cards and Joanne Hickey read the for. Miss Margaret Craig at
Mrs. Gordon ay or for ,
sent :when a patient in the .minutes: _ Bluevale last' Saturday evening.
hospital. All members were The roll call was. answerer M. and Mrs. L.lo.vd Miller of
thanked by Mrs. Towe and Mrs. showing; their separates they --London, -spent . the - weekend
Cartwright. ' , had made. Plans were discussed``"�
----with Mr. and Mrs„— Gordon
Following an auction,' a very,_ for Achievement Day and
dainty lunch was served by, Mrs. Sherry ' Plaettzer ' and Doreen,
Donald Cartwfight and Mrs. Wanda Plaetzer, Joanne Hie,key,
James Towe. r Sherort Collins worked on the
exhibit, Colors for You
4•H Record books, are `'o in
•""SGER: We wish to express
our, thanks and appreciation to
our friends, neighbors and
relatives for their kindness and
sympathy shown to..us during
our recent bereavement in the
loss of a .dear husband and
father, and `for the many
beautiful floral tributes, letters
and cards received, donations to
the Cancer Society. Thanks to
Rev. Warr, the .pallbearers, Dr.
Watters and the McCallum
Funeral Home 'Dina Sager
and .family. 16
;�Illl`C��re,+" �.M.ka's' +� thv,r `tl' r ,. ,wz.• r rx(tN "u '.. , .. � ,,., ,, ., .,
x ��., � it,°rrr �, fir;; � , e ... , .....
rttad�,:rrrt?f a��Vlissoui. ,,a: - ,.� .. .
an afternoon visit with Mrs. C.
be presented John Hamilton of Toronto
y May 15 :in 'pe'i`t"""+• weekend with, his
scusston took parents, Mr. . and Mrs. Ben
es for woven Hamilton. • He re,aently, returned-
ach girl made from a skiing., trip to
pie Switzerland and Austria,. -
girls modelled Mr. and Mrs. ...Wilfred
Melt. they had Sanderson visited S.ti,nday with
her 'sister, Mrs. Fred 'Youngblut,
have been getting gardens ><1rs. Keith' Stokes sang a The gand final Meeting.. Mr. Youngbltrt, and family at
was clocked at 20 m.p.h. That's g g g. eighthg"
pretty good, ite was well fwd. ready. I' see Mr. I. Webster solo. will be held April 24 -at 7 p.m.. Woodstock.•,,
by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby
. member in the travelling apron rousing wind-up with ' a pizza vtsi�"with Mrs. Mary Johnston
last Saturday in London and
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
•Lloyd Raithby, also of London.
Mrs. Arnold Craig Mrs. ,
William L. Craig and 'Mrs. Allen
Craig attended; a bridal shower
Tideswell,"Goderich, are pleased Blake and family. Mr. and Mrs..: Eric McNee McPhee. A Bible, contest on demonstration to
to announce the engagement ,of, >
There was a little accident were married last weekend in food was given by the Achievement Da
their 'daughter, Karen Lynn, to this week, , where two cars Sudbury• Mrs• McNee is the president. This was enjoyed' by Goderich,. .A di
�1r. David J. ;vtathers, son. of •former An le Gervais. are ' all, Mrs:', George Schneider vuas place on finish
Mr. and• Mrs-,t,;eorge N1athers of argued, No . one was hurt bad,.
g They
Clinton,Ontario. The wedding but this is a good lesson just living with Mr. and Mrs. the winner. materials and e
Ci
will take place on Saturday, because the snow has one,,' Graham -McNee and Erie will be .-• The -Mission Theme, from
The i another hem lain
May 6, 1971, at 3 :,3O p.m.. at<,, doesn't give- us the right to working . with ,' his father. Living Message was read by Some of the
North Street U°nitE:gl Church, drop our caution. Welcome to the community. , Mrs. 'Andrew Kirkconnell for their separates w
Goderich. -- 16x ' Mrs ` Spivack's `dog Shawna This week our town people ' Mrs. Gordon Taylor: • sewn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anstay of
Goderich wish to announce the A dime was placed ,each at the home of Jayne 'l�rthur, a
M.r. and Mrs. Lorne ,working hard on his.
Emmerton, Lori and.,Cindy had The L.O,L, held 'their'Spfring
Easter dinner at the home of turkey dinner Tuesday night. A. for `,`He is 'Risen.'"" a
Mr.'and Mrs.'William Bogues of, good turn out was on hand-�ttr. Thanks was expressed by
Lucknow. eat and enjoy the programnle. Mrs. A. IFirkconnell ,for cards
Duringth week Lori and ., Barbara Farrish received a and flowers senttoher mother,
�....,,: .�:.,.._,.. trophy to keep in honour of ' Mrs. Sam Daer and Mrs. John.
Cindy Emmerton visited with her winning -the pi,iblic speaking Daer; also expressed thanks for
a Mrs.ed Bogues of Lucknow far 'contest at her school. Miss"
a few days. Parrish recited' her speech for
Easter services at the us. It was. well done; Rev. and
Presbyterian Church hand a good Mrs.Odendhal of Lucknow
turn out. The United Church showed films on the middle
also shad a better turn out. ,� east. All together it Was a very
]lister. Sunday was beautiful for enjoyable evening...
If I have -not written or
spelled something or some one's .,
name right please let me know, OLD' TIME
I am anxious to ' please''.
.
everyone. I hope everyc M.L
good week. Bye. Linda.
engagement, -•-of ---'t h@l-r. daughter,
Mary Anne, to Floyd Elmer
Westlake, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Westlake, Exeter The
wedding to take place Flay. 15,
1971, at North Street' United
Church, Goderich,' at 2 p.m. —
16x
Mr. 'and Mrs. Gord G,
Seotchmer, RR :3, 1:3ay ' 'ld, are
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
only daughter, Doyle Lynne, to
Mr. 'W. Thomas Lepp'in.gton,
-eldest sora of Mr. and Mrs. John
MOORHEAD: 1 wish to express, Leppington, RR 2, Bayfield.
sincere thanks to . my' many The wedding will `take place in
.�� St. Andrew United Church,
f r're rel ' t&r •. k i rz dresses shown
' me during my stay in'° Rayfield, on May 22, 1:971 at
Alexandra,.,.,..,,Usas.Pi,t;al' 'Special 3' p,m. — 16
thanks to Dr: J. M. Watts, Dr,' Mr.and 1Vlrs. William Harris,
R. .W.,.-. Flgwers, Dr,' M. Cauchi
RR 3, Clinton, are -IA -eased to
-"and Mr. A •J.Weerasooriya, • announce the forthcoming
'p:hysiol.herapist. The nurses and marriage of w .their eldest
Y. staff second east who gave me,,
daughter,,' Ca►`ole Christine, to
such excellent care_ will always
Douglas Henry-'•Spitzig; of
be kindly and . , gratefully Goderich, son o1' • Mrs. Helen
• remembered._ Wm
• G. Spitzig; and the, late Carl
' • Moorhead. -- 16 Spitzig; of Walkerton. 'The
wedding will take place May
.COOK: 1 would like to thank 21, 1971, in St. ,.Peter's Roman
Mr: Torrance. and the MacPhee Catholic Church,'•G'oderich, at 8,
boy . for helping save mai p.m. '- 1'6
husband from drowning. — Mrs'.' `
Cook, — 16" ' ' Mr. and. Mrs Arvid • Nordahl,
Goderich, wish to announce the
engagement of their ,daughter,
BU'RROUGHS: I would like to Judy Elizabeth,, to Robert. W.
thank everyone who was so
e•--3--Burns., sap.01,'Mr. and Mrs, R.
' kind to us during our recent J Burns of London Ontario
bereavement, for flowers, cards :' They wedding will take place ore
and e tither acts of kindness, Saturday, May 22; 1971, at 4
Special? ,thanks " to Mr, H.
p.m. ',at St. George's Anglican
McLaren,- Dr. Lomas and Ed
Church,-Goderich, -- r6x
and Bill Stiles. — Kaye .
Burroughs and family. -- 16
•
all.
Mr. Eddy had his surgery and,
is recovering well.' We all send
•'-our wishes for- him to be home
again.
Ir. and Mrs. Ritchie of
• BEAN: We\•;wish to express our
sincere thanks to those that
sent flowers' and donations to
funds, to the nurses . and staff,
Dr: Wallace, 'Rev. Warr, Stiles'
Funeral Home and to our
friends that helped at home, to
. the pallbearer's and,' fct‘,r the
'lovely. cards, we are receiving.,It
all helps. -- Mrs. David Bean
'and fai'nily. — 16
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party. ,:,
-The eighth meeting of
Auburn No, '1 Kotton Kanies
'was held at the home of Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock: Doreen
McClinchey opened thunteting
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Major
Youngblut have moved to their
new home in thevillage.
Recent guest with Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Archambault and
family, were Mr and Mrs. Kerr'
McMichael of Gorrie and Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Granger of
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Wroxet"ter... ' '
-' Weekend guests with Mr. and
and
' h an
Mrs. Frank, qait by , ,,John'
�iltf"ii� StfG'Y' " 222 "".Bri'avt. `1:' Mms�u:• „r l
Lyle Raithby of Zurich. On
Sunday Mr. and ,..M.rs. Harold
Raithby, Eric and • �I'eressa of
Zurich were also guests. •
Mr. and Mrs'? Glen
Youngblut,, John and, Jennifer
of Ottawa spent the Easter
vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Ralph Munro.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raithby of
Goderich visited last Saturday
• with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
• Raithby.
M. and Mrs. Donald
Youngblut, Lorie,4 Barry and
Bradley of London visited
Monday with his mother, M'rs.
Ralph Munro.
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HOW SMILEY DEALT
WITH OFFICER TYPES
By Bill Smiley
Last week i had a rare
chance to do something I've'
always wanted to do., and 1
seized it 'with -both hands
and my tongue. ,
I • was speaking to , the
Vimy Bi;;anch, Royal Cana-
dian Legion,' :at its annual
observance'of the battle for
Vimy Ridge. :rhe Vi.my
branch is unique in that
nearly all its members are
ex -officers 'of the Canadian
armed fomes. ,
° On the program for the
banquet was printed 'a list of
the 'executive and the past
presidents; It contained a
bounty of Brigadiers; a eon-
fu's'fc5iI5f"er3lonels,. a mess
of Majors: -a wedge of Wing
Commanders' and a sCatter-
ing of Squadron Leaders,
Senior officers, ,Sitting
ducks..
,Ec•"er since my days as a
fledgling fighter pilot, I've
enjoyed a firm ,c;onviction
that there is no pos5ible,viiay
anyone can pound anything
into the',llead of a senior of-
ficer.
524-8581
Here was a golden oppor-
tunity to prove my`:theo,ry,
and 1 sailed into it with
gusto. 1 didn't use a phorie•y'
survey ora lot of statistical
facts, but personal experi-
ence, and i let them have it
• with both barrels.
As a flying student, 1
first ran into the obtuseness
Of the, senior oft This
wing commander, the chief
•flying instructor, nearly had
a stroke because i`d'tried l ) •
land from one end of the
runway while --,another stu-
dent was trying to land
from the other. How was I
to know the wind had
changed 180 .degrees since
I'd taken off'' '
During advanced flying
training in ,England, a simi-
lar occurrence deepened my
conviction. I was coming in,;
to land, eveiy sense 'alert
and my mind dallying with
a 72 -hour pass anda chubby
Land Army girl. Some fool
down en the runway started
fir►ng,red flares
i went around again, and
again he did it, I had check-
ed the windsock carefully
this time, so knew it was his
fault, not mine, On my
fourth approach, i did the
usual cockpit check and no
red flares went up.
1 rolled to a stop. and t'he •-
squadron leader was stand-
ing in his jeep, his face a
'sort of mulberry shade. And
oh-ee aga."in ,li a insensitivity
of senior ficers was dis-
played..Not only' did.he call
me a stupid clot who should
be, sent back to Canada in a
strait jacket, but the d'u'ty
dog cancelled my weekend
pass. And all' _because I'd
,'forg:'ot•tan' one., -little 'item. on
Amy f (1st t('itee 1 'ii'rSachet;Y
Putting. my wheels down,
Then there. was my
scfuadrort commander in
France. I,.was his No. Two
and we'd made a dive-b.omb-
ing attack, firing our cannon
' as we dived, which was our
wont, not to .hit anything,
but to bolster our nerves.'
He shouted something on
the way down, but .1
thought it was so'methingo •
silly like, "Hammier the -
Hun", so paid no attention,
closed my. eye's, as was my
'wont, and squeeied the tit.,
When we landed, he was
in a terrible flap because 1'
was the -Only one who had'
dropped his •bombs on the
wrong „side of the bdrnb
line. -
I thought it was damn
poor navigation on his'part.
I think what really bothered
was that Fd" shot off a
bit of his wing on the way
• Mown. • - •.
•
,. Then there was the ridi-
culous ' squadron leader in
flying control who made me. -
land with. -_...a. ha,l?g-up. In
those days a hang-up was
not some trivial emotional
disturbance. It was a fused
bomb, dangling by its
from your wing,
1 .tried to get rid 'of it
over the sea. Nothing work-
ed.. Hopefully, I suggested,
a "Shall I bail out? His re -
'ply: "Don't be -
need'.. that aircraft", Pilots
were .cheap, aircraft expen-
sive: '
One bounce ori landing
and it would be meat, me,
all over the landscape.,An'd I
was always known ,as Two -
Bounce Sniiley. Did you
ever see a mouse with kid •
gloves• on, walking' on egg-
shells? That's the way I
landed. But what hurt was
that he wouldn't let me land
onjhe 'metal 'air -strip, as -,he •
didn't want it torn up when
I blew up; 1„ had to land on.
the biimpy verge beside'the
stria.
hist a few of the exam-
ples I gave to the senior offi-
cers' in my audience of the
bone-heade.dness of senior
officers. They took it well',
because, . of course, they
didn't understand..1 offered
to step into the alley, after-
wards, with any senior•,offi,,
cer. Provided he was over
'80, Two ancient bragadiers
had lo be forcibly restrain -
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