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Waterloo Chronicle (Waterloo, On1868), 12 Jan 1983, p. 32

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ick Campbell © hronicle Staff Okay, so Tommy Williams‘ stride as stiffened a notch or two the past 8 months, and the hearing, well, it‘s ot exactly the greatest. But put the world‘s oldest licensed ilot behind a microphone as they id last Thursday at the monthly 1eeting of the 404 Kâ€"W Wing CAFA, and he‘ll Don Rickle your incy with the best of them. And did he ever, colorfully regalâ€" ig the Wing with tales of days gone y, plenty of witticisms and even the dd goodâ€"natured barb tossed at ngâ€"time friends. ‘"‘The purpose of tonight‘s dinner to.recognize Tommy as a lifetime ember, something we should have one years and years ago â€" and rtunately something we still have chance to do,‘"‘ said 404 Kâ€"W Wing ublic relations director Roy Sparâ€" w. ‘"He‘s just a wonderful, wonâ€" rful gentleman." On hand to help Williams celeâ€" rate the occasion were former J . M . chneider chairman Norman ‘hneider, who is 94, honorary wing rectors Clayt Dotzert and Irvin rb, and Albert Wilson, former udent of Williams‘ at the old xington Airport on the Colonial cres site. Born in Ingersoll, Ont. Oct. 12,‘ 85, Williams farmed in the Wood ock area prior to heading out west 1911. When World War I was clared, he joined the Legion of rontiersmen in Calgary, then ansferred to the Corps of Guides. ere he was told he was too old to in his pilot‘s license. That philosophy must have been ered because in April 1917 he was cepted for flight training with theâ€" yal Flying Corps and is officially Wing president Fred Beecroft On hand to help Tommy Williams (bottom right) celebrate his induction as an honorary member of the 404 Kâ€"W Wing Thursday were (sitting) Norman Schneider, Clayt Dotzert (top left) and 404 MiFise e cct d _ _i a_> % m T Flying vet honored by 404 Kâ€"W Wing ted with 14 confirmed aerial same age stumbling block ary directors Irvin Erb (left) and Clayt Dotzert joined in the merriment at the club dinner Thursday honoring Tommy Williams, the world‘s oldest license pilot. 404 Kâ€"W Wing RCAFA honorâ€" Will depart hatred or blame â€" When I finish the things of the From 1966â€"79 Williams compiled a collection of his prose and poetry, titled simply Poems and Prose 1966â€"79, and in it many times over he displays his philosophies of life: Nothing is planned for my future As nothing was planned at my Williams officially held his pilot‘s license until he allowed it to lapse in 1972 when he was 86. That feat earned him a spot in the Guiness Book of World Records however and he remains the world‘s oldest living pilot. faced him in World War II, after years as a flying instructor at Kâ€"W Flying Club, but again he detoured the problem to become a test pilot in Fort Erie. I came, without Rick Cempbell photo Rick Campbell photo 34 * under 60 $20.00 Registration at the Adult Centre in Waterloo January 31. 1983 â€" 1:00 pm. 400 p.m. for further information call Railph Palmer. 885 4424 Feb. 25/83 Dinner Show Bavarian Tavern â€" Elmira Woodcarving has been added to our woodworking, refinishing and upholstering projects at our work shop in Waterloo Park We invite all interested to join our new series for % weeks starting February 1, 1983 Woodworking, Refinishing, Uphoilstering Tuesday and Thursdays 9: 30 a m. + 00 p. m Woodcarving f Wednesday 7: 00 p m â€" 9: 30 p m Fees _ Ages over 60 $15.00 Jan. 25/83 â€" Castle Loma & Royal Ontario Museum Retirees interested in assisting children in the classroom are invited to an information session to be held Wednesday, January 26th at 2:00 p.m. at the Adult Recreation Centre. ‘"Celebrate Robbie‘s Birthday" Tuesday January 25, 1983 7 pm â€" 9 pm Admission: â€" $2.50 (includes mouthwatering Scottish pies and other Scottish treats Special entertainment *"Scottish Country Dancers". & ‘"Scottish Highland Dancers Practice Sessions. Mondays 1: 00 p.m Wednesdays 7: 00 p.m $1.00/session To register call Milos Polak 885 4475 Location _ Adult Recreation Centre Beginner: Tuesdays 7 30 (beginning January 25) $25.00/8 wks Intermediate: Wednesdays (beginning January 26) $30.00/8 wks These tests are designed for Senior Citizens who have not recently had their hearing testâ€" For an appointment at this Hearing Clinic please call 579â€"1020. â€"Laurel Creek N‘alur'e Centre â€"Meet at Centre at 1: 15 p.m. when car pooling will be arranged. Plus special "creative craft" day courses and seminars * Macrame Soft Sculpture Special Valentine Craft *Registration for the above courses will take place Thursday January 13, 1983 9 a.m.â€"4 p.m. *Cheques payable to City of Waterloo Silk Flower Arranging Ceramics Apple Doll Art Aquabics Needlecraft Advanced Crochet Sewing (stretch & Smocking Sew Miniâ€"course Ladies Fitness Beginner Crochet Portrait Drawing China Painting Introduction to doll making BE A FRIDAY AFTERNOONER FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1983 2pmâ€"4pm Color Slides by PERC. MURATZKE "FLOWERS AND TREES __ THINGS AND BEES" BASIC HEARING TESTS THURSDAY JANUARY 18, 1983 9 AM â€" 12 AM * ADULT RECREATION CENTRE SENIOR IN THE SCHOOL PROJECT WOODWORK A.R.C. TRAVEL Phone 579â€"1642 ROBBIE BURNS NIGHT presents *‘*OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES®" "SNOWSHOEING* or WALKING Menday, January 17. 1983 1: 30 p.m. â€" 4: 00 Adult ReCfeationv(fe;\t;e 185 King St., South, Waterioo o 579â€"1020 BRIDGE LESSONS SENIOR ADULTS DAY TRIPS WINTER CRAFT and INTEREST COURSES WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY qmomemmeenecrmmemey announces (‘-ene&al Meeting Tuesday January 18, 7: 30 p.m. Rink in the Park Information: Call 885â€"5255 Pick up area: Area enclosed by Bridgeport Rd., Weber St., Lincoln Rd. and Conestoga Expressway. Also included is St. Thomas School area (North of «University Avenue) and Lincoln Village Area. Boys 4&5 yrs. old Girls 4â€"9 yrs. old for 10 weeks Next session begins shortly. For information please call 884â€"8204 REGISTRATION INFORMATION: 886â€"1550 Ext 288 1. Coed Fitness 2. Loom Weaving 3. Silk Flower Arranging 4. Xâ€"Country Ski School 9. â€" Belly Dance Instruction 6. Upholstery Classes begin next week. Call Waterloo Community Services for Registration Information at 886â€"1550 Ext Please have papers out to curbside by 8 Ages 10â€"14 yrs. old Alexandra Public School Mondays 7: 30 p.m. (starts Jan. 17th, 1983) FEE: $25.00 for 8 one hr. lessons GROUP SIZE: Maximum 6 participants 48 FREE ADULT NOON SHINNY 5. PARENTS and PREâ€"SCHOOLER FREE SKATING 6 AFTER SCHOOL FREE SKATING 4A FREE ADULT NOON SKATING 2. FAMILY 1. GENERAL 4. FLORIDA â€" 5. BERMUDA 3. FLORIDA â€" SKATING 2. FLORIDA â€" SKATING SKATING 1. PORTUGUAL â€" LAKESHORE GYMNASTICS CLUB PAPER DRIVE 13TH WATERLOO CUBS SAT. JAN. 15TH, 1983 WATERLOO MINOR January 16th â€" 7: 30 p.m Kitchener vs Siskins Waterioo Arena GO SISKINS GO JUNIOR "B" HOCKEY WINTER INTEREST CLASSES FOR AdDULTS Everyone Welcome YOUTH FOLK GUITAR INSTRUCTION COMMUNITY SERVICES ACTIVITIES PUBLIC SKATING Marsland Centre: 88641550 VACATION TRIPS February 20, 1983 30 days â€" Twin $1,299.00 The Loop 15 days March 6, 1983 Cost: $680.00 Twin Sunshine & Cruise February 7, 1983 Cost: $793.00 Twin 14 days **Circle"" 16 Days February 28, 1983 Cost: $899.00 Twin â€" at Easter â€" Inverurie Hotel March 30 â€" April 8, 1983 Twin $1199.00 We will be presenting a presentation on Bermuda January 25th at the Centre A M â€" Tues: 4:00â€"5:00 p m W A â€" Frn. 4:00â€"5:00 p m M S â€"Tuesâ€"Fri 11 30â€"12:30 pm * W A â€" Tues â€"Fri 11â€"30â€"1 20 p m * RIP â€" Tues â€"Fr 11â€"30â€"2:00 pm * A M â€" Tues â€"Fn 11:30â€"1â€"20 pm * M S â€"Tues â€"Thurs 12 30â€"1 20 p m * Various times at A M . * RIP and M.S Pick up a schedule for details MS_ â€" Wed 4:00â€"5 00 p m RIP â€" Sat 8:00â€"10 00 p m RIP â€" Spn. 3:30â€"5 30 p m M S â€" Fr 8.30â€"10â€"00 p m A M. â€" Sat 2:00â€"3 20 p m February 6, 1983; JANUARY 12, 1983 â€" PAGE 35 Call

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