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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-05-14, Page 23<3 PAGE 2A —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1986 NEWS ADVERTISING CLASSIFIEDS 524.2614 40 Support Your RED CROSS With A Donation House to House Canvass May 12.16 DONATIONS MAY BE MADE BY PHONING Mrs. H. J. Murphy at 524.8185 Com,...tunity News ydrF; towers are threat Offer good 'til June 30/86 CONTRACTORS ARE WELCOME. Exterior Acrylic Latex Reg. $19.95 NOW $1695 ONLY • Latex Eggshell Reg, $23.95 Exterior Alkyd Reg. $29.95 NOW $2 695 ONLY • Interior Flat Reg. $16.95 NOWONLY $1 395 • Latex Semi -Gloss Reg. $25.95 ONLY $2295 NOW • NOW ONLY $2095 says pilot from page IA Business Air Services beacon would be more acceptable, although he is skeptical that the lines would not cause technical in- terference with the beacon. "If the lines were east of the beacon you should be above the lines, the altimeter is out, because youcannot go below 1600 feet and if the altimeter is out, you should be no lower than 1300 feet," Ward testified. "It's more critical if the lines are west of the beacon because you can go down to 519 feet (once you cross the beacon.) and then if the alixneter is out 200 feet, it becomes critical." added Ward. dro's Under cross-examination by Hy lawyer Bruce Campbell, Ward testified that it is important to respect the kinds of limits set out in the regulations by Transport Canada. "It is very dangerous and fool hardy to descend below 1600 feet before you cross over the beacon, if you do not have visual sight of the beacon," said Ward. He also' agreed with Campbell that a pilot would be in violation of the Transport Canada regulations to commence an ap- proach to land without either Goderich or London altimeter readings, if the pilot is relying on a non- precision instrument approach. Ward said he would not attempt an ap- proach without the proper information but his concern is for pilots landing for the first time at Goderich. They may not have checked over all the notes on the approach chart and from his experience and talking with other experienced pilots, there is always something you pick up on an ap- proach you haven't seen before. Ward testified that Business Air pilots follow established flying practice, obtain- ing altimeter readings before making their approaches. He said he cannot speak for other pilots not employed by Business Air Services, but when he is flying he insists on following procedure, even when he is fly- ing with other pilots. To this observation, Hydro lawyer Bruce Campbell commented if a pilot doesn't follow procedure, he could get into trouble. Campbell then asked Ward if he was aware that the approach charts for the Goderich -airport had been changed and the updated chart shows the non- precision instrument approach to read 1800 feet over the beacon, not 1600 feet as Ward had testified. Ward said ,it was possible and replied that he does not make a habit of memoriz- ing approach charts. It is not a good thing for pilots to do since the charts do change, said Ward. If a pilot does not memorize the chart, he will be sure to look it up. - Campbell said he found it artifzing that 7 Ward did not knowthe minimum descent. altitude over the beacon at his home base. Ward explained that he had worked out of the Goderich airport for six years before moving to Toronto for three to page 3A • Interior/Exterior Alkyd Primer Reg. $24.95 NOW ONLY N�®urs: Mon 10.1P�. \-Fri 10:30-5:30 p.m Sat' S U ••••• The Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority recently elected its new executive for 1986-87. 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