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SEVERAL members of the Barrie liloch Airplane Club pose with model planes at meeting at Barrie Airways Iast night Top kneeling left to right are Don Near Gar net Pratt and Ron Maison Standing arc Peter Alexander Gerald Churchill Earl Hick cits and Peter Routtenburg Boltom Earl Rickelts left and Ron lilclson discuss lhe finer points of Earls new frceflight model Examiner Photo vIIeming Diel Still Friends TORONTO CPlPrime Min ister Dieicnbaker and Finance Minister Fleming reported to have had one of the roughest in side cabinet struggles in Cans dian history turned up friends Saturday night At the time of last months minor cabinet shuffle there were reports that Mr Fleming had been told by the prime min ister to take lesser portfolio and that he had refused at stormy meeting with Mr Diet enhakcr The reports were denied by the prime minister and Mr Fleming Find Gails Head On Road Thomas Nuttycombe of 53 Vancouver Street found caiis head lying on the road in front of his home Sunday afternoon The discovery police said substantiated reports that cat the rustlers were at work in Vespra Township stealing cattle from the fields and transporting them elsewhere for slaughter Model Airplane Club Planning Active Year By ROD MacTAGGART Barrie Model Airplane Club began its 1962 season last night with business meeting and technical dscussion at Barrie bAirways the clubs new home 359 To most people the hobby of model building seems to be childrens pastime If one were to attend meeting of this es ger and enthusiastic group of builders the opposite impres sion would probably prevail In hobby where the model you build actually performs the same function as the original terrific strcss comes on tech nlcal perfection in building These men are serious about their hobby not to the point of excluding everything else but serious enough to spend in some oasis of radio controlled models upwards of $600 OFFICERS ACTIVE Earl Ricketts is the president of the Barrie club and Is the first to dabble in the esoteric radiocontroi field in the Bar rie Club His radio system is only just begun but he hopes that it will be finished in time to fly this summer Peter Alexander is the secre taryvireasurcr Ron Maison the vicepresidcnt and Don Near the public relations officer Garnet Pratt locul hobby shop owner is an adviser and friend of the club He helps out on the ground at contests and gcnersl ly kccps the club informed of new developments in models Model aircraft flying gives to the enthuslas more than what the average hobbyist would get out of his model The man who builds an exact replica of say ship and thou sticks it inside bottle has the satisfaction of reproducing to the finest detail classic schooner But the model airplane builder must produce in cases of scale build ing an exact replica but then must study mechanics to cer tain degree so that the engine he selects will perform prolper ly Then he can study tile chemistry and find the right fuel Next could come elec tronics and home built radio control unit Finally he has he hopes the satisfaction of seeing his model actually fly ing ihorugh the air with him self as the pilot This Is the supreme and ultimate goal of the enthusiast NATIONAL GROUP national organization cali ed the Model Aernoauilcs As sociation of Canada is gov erning body which supplies in tho monthly bulletin new mod els new ideas new rules and regulations for contests and letters from various club mem hers across Canada stating ace iivities and grievances It is body made up of enthusiasts members of clubs from all over Canada At present and to the dismay of several local club members the association is at tempting to raise funds to send building up the membership in the melation instead of go ing at balloocked and spend ing thousands of dollars sending team over there The club has been mm at Rogers Park through the ast years Because of the crowded con ditions there in the summer and the possibility of injuring by standers the club began to look around for new flying site in the words of one club mem her The Barrie Airways came through like champ What he meant was that the Airways has donated property where the club can any time This land will be for the clubs own use No Moot ing circles will be made imme teiy avail able to the club the land will be rolled and We are finally beginning to Near said with our own land Its leoan and Just plain fly OLDEST FORM The oldest form of flying is free light where the model is set to fly in circle and the builder hopes that it will do so He lets the aircraft go and un der its own power crosses his fingers that his will stay up the longest There are other mics and classifications too numer ous to mention here Uconirol that is control lines extending from the flyer to the WEATHER Synopsis rapidly develop ing storm in Illinois has spread wet snow and rain into most of southern and central Ontario this morning Temperatures are on the mild side throughout the lower lakes and during the day the snow is likely to change to rain However this storm will move rapidly across southern Ontario this afternoon and cool air now poised in northern Ong tario will sweep below the lake tonight as the storm moves along the St Lawrence River Valley Lake St Clair Lake Erie Lake Huron Niagara western Lake Ontario southern Georgian Bay regions Windsor London Hamilton Overcast with rain or we snow turning to rain to Partly cloudy and colder onight and Tuesday Southerly winds 15 to is shifting to blist erly northerly winds dear 30 this afternoon Winds gradually diminishing overnight Observed Temperatures Min Max 24 44 Winnipe Fort William 15 SS Marie 30 White River 29 30 Dawson Victoria look like areal club Don flying machne is the most pre valent form seen today Peter Routtenburg the young est club member has one modlt el with three control lines the third on trigger which con trols the throttle He can idle the motor on the ground then increase throttle take off fly decrease throttle and then land under power The other two line models must lead what is called stall landing that is flip the elevators cause ing in fight whereupon the plans finals to earth with no power it must be added that the plane must first run on to subdue it is landed in the incline control Control line flying covers the field of stunt combat and scale flying The stunt plane isa specially designed model which can do tricks in the air an ord inary plane could not Scale flying ncludes the operation of planes built identically to an actual aircraft such as the Piper Cub or Catalina Flying Boat These planes will per form almost the same as the real thing COMBAT FLYING Combat flying uses an eight foot crepepoper streamer on the tail of llying wing These planes travel sometimes over 90 milcs per hour and the object is to have two contestants in the circle attempting to cut the ribbon streamer of the others plane with your propeller When the streamer is down to about six inches the fun really begins Don Near chuckled Rat racing has three to five or six flyers in the circle who must race through precrib ed number of laps Gasoline stops are usually necessary and the commercial model air plane fuels must be used These fuels are very hot and mo del usually stays up maxi mum of about six minutes Rat races where the flying has con tinued over five hours have been recorded so one can ima gine the number of gas stops necessary The Barrie club is now look ing for new members it has good flying site now and Barrie Airways is supplying the office for meetings If we could build up our membership we would be top flight club Earl Ricketis said last night He pointed out that there are quite few enthusi asts in the Barrie area and that with the site and facilities now being provided he thinks that these people should be attract ed All that is necessary to join the club is couple of dol iars for the national assocln tion Insurance is $100000dpub1iti liability policy One oesn need model or knowhow That is what the club will teach Next club meeting will be held Jan 23 and anyone interested should contact Peter Alexander at Rays Simone Motors on Tif fio Street good program of flying instruction shop talk TEE HABRIE EXAMINER MONDAY JANUARY use Driving Conditions Hazardous As Snow Continues To Fall Barrie and the area immedi ately to the north were hit again Iasl night by more snow which added to the problems caused by the heavy fall In the last two weeks Department of Highways re muted this morning that nil ghways in the area were snoweovered and slushy The heavy wet snow which was foll ing and the absence of wind Lrevented the possibility of drift which had made highway clearing difficult storms Department of Highways said there were no serious accidents but ibnt number oI drivers had slid into the ditch and had to be hauled out in previous All available equipment from Midwest Hii Hard By Snow CHICAGO iAPlIieavy snow blanketed broad areas of the US Midwest today piling stop the big covering still on the ground from last weeks storm The storm which swept northcostlvnrd from eastern Kansas and Oklahoma dumped from one up to six inches of snow in belt extending from northern liflss ourl northeast word across northwestern lili nols into southeast Wisconsin and western lower Michigan Snow depths in the region ranged from eight to 10 inches Chicago hit by an llloch snow fall week ago stnrtcd digging out from the fresh fall which was expected to reach eight to nine inches Driving conditions were haz ardous throughout the snow belt At least three traffic deaths were attributed to slip pery highways Three persons died of heart attacks while shovelling snow in Illinois ords in the area were on the load ploughing sanding and salting Most highways in the area were open but the simhy road surface made driving has ardous One serious angling ELIE re rted Saturday en an I30F cruiser was hit by pri vate vehicle on Highway il few miles north of Bracebrldge Otherwise both Barrie and provincial police departments reported no serious accidents as result of weather conditions although there were number of minor incidean as drivers slipped and skidded on the trea cherous surface Three to four inches of snow bod fallen in the Barrie area this morning and was still com ing down Communities north of Barrie were worse hit The iVnubsushene Goldwater area had receivedup to foot of snow by late this morning Parry Sound and Midland also reported heavy full The snow began to fall inter mittcntly early last night and settled to steady fall around midnight The full continued this mom ing and with overcast skies there was no sign of letup Try An Examincr Want as room as 32414 msunlarr ACEch up nuNLor er lMVtItIE owNED BY OPERATED BY IIIIHDIIIII Oll ompnnle iii GASOLI SllfilTEO MESMOTOR OILS $2 North Bay Muskoka Windsor Toronto 31 33 35 40 Canadian team to the inter national meets in Europe Don Near said recently Why dont the Canadians concentrate on TODIIYS STOCK PRICES 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