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PAGE 2A --THE GODERICH S1GNAL-STAR, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5? 1978
Most instruments in the La caster airplane appear
- to be capable of restorat an without undue dif-
ficulty, according' to Eric Grove, co-ordinator of
Lancaster Restoration. Mr. Grove works for the
Canadian Warplane Heritage Inc., which acquired
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the plane from the Goderich Branch of the Royal
Canadian -Legion. This year .small internal, Items,
and some canopy perspex has been worked on and
the aircraft has been cleaned and sealed externally
and secured against weather, says Mr. Grove.
Still hope for Lancaster...
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of damage make this
undesirable. -
Transport by air ferry
is also being explored. If
we are unable to fly the
airplane to Mt. Hope
before next year, we shall
protect it against the
weather, and try again
next year.
Meanwhile, rrilich
behind -the -scenes'. .-.ac-
tivity has taken place.
Communication has been
established with the two
museums that • have
'Lancasters' flying, and
much valuable
restoration ` information
has been obtained. ,
The RC.A.F. pilots and
crew members of FM 213
have provided much of
the operational history of
the airplane...'213 had a
colorful career, taking
part in several rescue
Operations from the
Azores to the Arctic, and
acting as escort for
I would like to em-
phasize, in concluding
this update,' that
Canadian Warplane
Heritage will restore the
'Lancaster', just as soon
as funds and
arrangements permit.
The delay is regrettable
but is not serious and,
hopefully, will not' -be too
long.
Kinsmen Club
onates $25,000
The. Kinsmen Club of
Goderich recently held
their first general
meeting at the Kin Centre
under the direction of this
year's .president, Dave
Cloet.
The club has been very
active over the summer
months and reported a
very, successful Summer
-Carnival, traditionally
several Royal Flights. held the third weekend in
We shall eventually July on The Square. This
write up and publish this year's chairman reported •
history as part of the a healthy •profit and was
restoration. ' equally enthused -about
It is the intention of the co-operation received
'Heritage' to restore the .from the town, PUC, the
'Lancaster' to the local Businessmen's
bomber version, and Association, , police' and
repaint it in the colors of firemen and the excellent
the aircraft in which response from the
Andrew 1Vlynarski, of citizens.
•Winnipeg, won the Vic- President Cloet
toria Cross whilst serving discussed this year's
with 419 Squadron in 1944: budget with the club and
When the concept was is looking forward to
first released - through another good - year for
the Canadian Armed service in Goderich.
Forces magazine 'Sen- The Kinsmen intend to-
tinel' - we received continue their annual
almost immediately a projects, including the
letter from Mynarski's upcoming Fall Auction
pilot, Arther de Breyne, and Fall Stag, Ski -A -
now of St. Lambert, P.Q. Thon, monthly d'raily,
Mr. de Breyne has summer .carnival, Spring
contacted other members Auction, Spring Stag and
of the, original aircrew New Year's dance. Three
and all have en-
thusiastically offered to
participate in the
restoration. Their first
tangible evidence was a
financial donation!
Thus, apart from minor
clean up and external
protection, there is little
tangible evidence of
restoration. This is very
disappointing for us and
undoubtedly for many
persons in Goderich.
But with new engines
needed, restoration costs
reach the six -figure level
almost at once, and a
major funding campaign
is required. This part of
the work has- only just
been commenced
because we have been
active on . the other
aspects. Donation funds
of this scale now ap-
ptfrent will take time and
much effort.
Important as it is, it is
only ,part. of the total
restoration programs of
Canadian Warplane
' Heritage, Needless to
say, Heritage , would
welcome any help from
readers.
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new projects were
discussed.
Funds raised this year
will primarily be chan-
nelled into three areas:
the Kin Centre on South
Street which houses the
workshop for the
Goderich and District
Mentally Handicapped
Adults; Cystic Fibrosis,
the district's project; and
the Goderich Kinsmen's
Octogenarian program.
The club also supports
the Arena Roof Fund,
minor sports and
numerous other
programs.
The Kinsmen Club of
Goderich was pleased to
announce that last. year
through the support of the
citizens of Goderich and
district, it was able to
donate close to $25,000 to
the community and hopes
to do even better this
year.
On a national leve it
was announced 'on t
occasion of , the
Association of Kinsmen
Clubs' ' Annual Con-
vention, held this year in
Regina, that the
association donated
$43,416,629,45 through
their 588 Kinsmen Clubs
from coast to coast to
Canadian' communities.
Mr. Don Masterson,
last year's national
president of the
association, stated, "At
an average of over $93,000- -
per club, our association
continues to be one of the
world's most effective
service clubs.
Kinsmen is Canada's
All Canadian Service
Club and is the only.
major service club
founded in Canada. The
Kinsmen Club of
Goderich is' one of 588
clubs ' in Canada and is
presently in its 32nd year
dedicated 'to Godericli's
greatest needs.
Two of, the objects of
Kin are to traintheir
members in modern
business and professional
ethics, and to carry on
service work in their
community.
Young men between
the ages of 21 to 40
desiring information ori
joining the Kinsmen Club, -
of Goderich may contact
Dave"Cloet at 524-6059 or
any other Goderich
Kinsman.
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