The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-03-30, Page 2Legion Branch 109. The local
Legion had purchased the
plane from the federal
government in 1964 but
decided to sell it to the Sully
Foundation a few years ago
because of insufficient funds
to keep it maintained.
Now, with the awarding to
Canadian Warplane
Heritage Inc. (CWH) of a
$104,000 federal -provincial
grant under the national
New Economic Employment
Development (NEED)
program, the Lancaster will
be completely restored,
according to an an-
nouncement in the March
issue' of Canadian Aircraft
Operator.
Under • the terms of the
grant to CWH (which is for
application to salaries only),
the Mount Hope -based flying
museum is committed to the
hiring of six new employees
from the ranks of the
unemployed for a period of
one year. One of the six will
be a licensed and ex-
perienced aircraft main-
' ,isenandLrefiglhOt, who will be
,arespensiblefer training and
supervising the other five
employees, the basic
qualification for whom ,will
be only an indication of
mechanical aptitude. While
working on the restoration
job, they will be trained in
such skills as welding,
electrical, sheet metal, etc.,
that have application in
other fields as well as
aviation.
Though there is provision
in the covering agreement
for extension of the project if
it appears necessary and can
it
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development agreement.
Tile drain inangt,Ilfge
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expenditure of $5f,Qgo on. lot
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fonds. .
Building' permits were.
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lot 35, Base Line; to G.
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liquid manure tank on lot 36,
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Andrew DePutter to
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new one on lot 28, concession,
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A building permit
requested by Joseph Laurie
to build a house on lot 30,
Base Line was approved but
held pending approval of the
Huron County Health Unit.
The meeting then ad-
journed until April 4.
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The Committee of
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Wednesday, March 30 at 7
p.m. in the council cham-
bers, town hall.
The Planning Board will
meet Wednesday, April 6 at
noon in the council cham-
bers, town hall.
There was a_ large and enthusiastic turnout at Victoria
Public School during Holiday Happenings last week as the
Rag Bone Puppet Theatre entertained. In the above photo,
the troop is regaling the children with t e story of Armand
and his cow. (photo by Dave Sykes)
Lancaster to be completely restored
Ever wonder what hap-
pened to the Avro Lancaster
bomber which sat at the
Goderich airport for a
number of years as a World
War II memorial?
The Lancaster was
donated to the Canadian
Warplane Heritage Inc. by
the Sully Foundation after
being purchased from
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be justified, CWH is aiming :'
.for completion within the
allotted year so that the
Lancaster can be flying in
1984, the 60th anniversary of
the founding of the Canadian
Air Force and the tenth
anniversary of Canadian
Warplane Heritage.
To power the restoration
project Laneaster,'CWH has
been assured of four
Packard Merlins from the
ex -RCAF „ Lancaster at.
Oshawa Airport. The
Oshawa Lancaster was
undertaken as a restoration
project by. a group of local,
enthusiasts who obtained • it -
from an defunct museum in,
Niagara Falls. As time went
by, though a great deal of
work was done on the air-
craft, it became apparent
that the project was much
too large in terms of time
and cost to be handled by
volunteers alone ,and the
work gradually came to a
halt.
A British collector who
happens to have a stock of
Merlin ' engines in the U.K. ti
acquiired' ``Ethe Oshawa
machine last year and, in
exchange for assistance in
dismantling the airframe
preparatory for shipment
overseas, agreed to turn its
engines over, to CWH. The
-Oshawa Lanc's engines have
been kept inhibited and are
reportedly . in good shape,
capable of being restored to
operating condition with
relatively little work.
Canadian Warplane
Heritage, though a private
organization with a mem-
bership of 300 volunteers, in
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- less than ten years has built
up a collection of historic
military aircraft types that
is second only to that of the
National Aviation Museum
in Ottawa. Fundamental to
CWH's aims is the beliefthat
an historic airplane can only
be properly exhibited in its
natural element, the air, and
faithful to. this . aim, the
organization is interested ..
primarily, in acquiring only
those machines that can be
trade to fly again,.
The vintage fleet at
Hamilton Civic Airport now
numbers 40 aircraft, in-
cluding 21 that are currently.
airworthy. The.
organization's first aircraft;
a Fairey Firefly, was
destroyed in an air show
accident several years ago,
but a replacement was ob-
tained and restored eind is
expected to be flying again
this summer. It will be
joined on the air show circuit
by a Seafire which has been
under restoration'.for ne
.time and when it taken tb'e
air' in the next •few m hs
will be the only one of z its kind /
flying anywhere in the
world. • ,
One of the stipulations
made to the Canadian
Warplane Heritage Inc.
when the Sully Foundation
donated the Lanc from
Goderich, was that once
restored and airborne, it be
flow1/ over this area again,
Withthe NEED grant, this
could be sooner than ex-
pected. So, don't be sur-
prised if you look up some
day and...
.I
Robertson
Round -up
is past Wednesday, the
winners of the Science Fair
at Robertson School com-
peted with other stphdents in
the second /round of cont
petitidn. The winners will be
announced text week.
After one lazy weep of
holidays, the student of
Robertson are back to the
books, only to be faced With
two more holidays Good
Friday and Faster Monday.
Happy Easter to everyone!
Craig Smith
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