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AJAX AND DISTRICT NEWS John Mills, Representative Phone Ajox 426 "HELICOPTER TO DO EXPERIMENTAL WORK This helicopter, a product of Bristol "Airplane Company of England, landed in Ajax yester- day at the rear of the Pye (Can- ada) Ltd. factory. The aircraft is here to conduct some esperi- ments for the company. Charlie Parkin, the pilot, stands beside his machine. Fifteen minutes be- fore he was at the Island Airport at Toronto. He has flown across Canada and back since June. A five-passenger job, the helicopter | weighs 5,400 loaded, has a top speed of 90 miles an hour, and cen stay aloft four hours on one fueling. At cruising speed gas consumption is 22 gallons an hour. Photo by John Mills Promotes Search Rare Eye Disease TORONTO (CP)--Federal health |from a Sudbury man prompted an authorities in Ottawa are trying to { investigation of the family. |1ogical record of the disease in-- dicates another 47 members of the family have it. The disease. is hereditary, occurring only in men. It is transmitted by the mother. Flight Cadet Relates Her Service Experiences AJAX (Times-Gazette, Staff Re- porter) -- Flight Cadet, Beverley J. Falby was the guest speaker at Ajax Rotary luncheon. Cadet Fal- by, who is attending University of Toronto, has for the past three years spent her summer vacation time with the RCAF. Her talk dealt with her experience during those months of service. She prefaced her remarks by outlinging the present set of the RCAF in Canada. SIX COMMANDS The Royal Canadian Air Force, in order to facilitate its role in the defence of Canada, is made up of six commands including Air Defence, Air Transport, Tracing, Air Material, Maritime and Tactic- al Air Commands. Co-ordinated they provide the nucleus of a force which, in case of attack, will enable Canada to mobilise as swiftly and effectively as possible in defence of her freedom. These commands along with the four fighter 'wings in Eu- rope compose the RCAF in its entirety. For the aircrew veterans in the RCAF reserves, there are three plans under. which they may con- tinue training. They may elect to join the auxiliary, the most active form of connection with the re- serves, or they may, undertake fly- ing training with local flying clubs, under the Repeater Flying Train- ing Plan, or they can transfer to the Suplementary Reserves on in- active list. There is, also, the Mob- ilization Assignment Training Plan, under which officers of other than aircrew status may take limited periods of contact training right in a RCAF unit. 3 Of the universities, the TUni- versity Reserve Training plan was inaugurated to provide a continued flow of university trained person- nel into thé RCAF Regulars and Reserves under this plan the students are employed for the sum- mer months on formal courses, or on contact fraining, and on one night a week during the academic term, with an option of joining the RCAF regular reserves upon graduation. They are enrolled with the rank of Flight Cadet, and after complet- ing three summers in the RCAF, they are eligible for promotion to the rank of Pilot Officer. OFFICER TRAINING PLAN Another plan in operation is the regular Officer Training Plan un- der which selected male candi- dates are subsidized as Flight Ca- dets for four years prior to obtain- ing Applied Science. They then re- ceive a Flying Officer's Commis- sion in the RCAF regular on the aircrew or technical list. Miss Falby conducted her re- marks by saying, "As a serving member of the University-Reserve NEWS Roses Edge one besides Cowle's. Ray Willey, the Aylmer pitcher, struck out two of the Roses and | Falls' double was the only major | BOWMANVILLE THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, September 16, 1955 § U. S. TURN OVER JETS pilots have been undergoing train. MADRID (AP)--Five Americanine in the U, S. and ny to walked only three. Peterson, the |F-86F Sabre jets, first of many if fighters to be delivered Y the fast planes, shipped under clean-up hitter for Aylmer, al-| though he didn't get a hit was the most dangerous hitter. He showed his tremendous power by | clouting one out of sight which | just went foul, The scecond game will be play- in Aylmer on Saturday. . RHE Training Plan, 1 can testify that my training with the RCAF has been of greatest value to me both | as my university studies, and as | a citizen of Canada.' Aylmer Team; Aylmer Bowmanville BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- Be hind Gord Sellers' four-hifter the Bowmanville Roses edged Aylmer 1-0 at Memorial Park, in the first game of a best-of-three series. Sellers had control of the game right' from the start as he struck out six batters and issued only "000 000 000--0 4 1 000 001 00x--1 7 1 AYLMER: Wicks cf, Pearson 2b, Reaume 3b, Peterson ss, Wether- bee 1b, Jacques ¢ Brown lf, Col- lins rf, Willey BOWMANVILLE: Gilhool Hamilton of, Cowle If, Gallagher 1b, Yourth ss, Cox rf, Sellers p, Dadson (9) If. Falls 3b, Hooper e, two walks. The outfielders had a busy night as both teams handled a total of 19 outfield flies successfully. COSTLY ERROR Buck Cowle was the tie breaker for Bowmanville in the sixth in- ning. Buck doubled and then went to third on a ground ball which Reaume, playing third for Aylmer, threw wild to first and this gave Buck the opportunity to come MONTREAL (CP) -- enlarged quarters of the apprentice- ship commission CEREMONIAL OPENING The newly- of the Montreal p building trades on Parthenais street by Paul Emile Cardinal Leger on Sept. 10. The ceremony coincides with the commission's 10th anni- versary. be officially opened and blessed home. This wild throw was Ayl- mer's only error but it cost thém the ball game. Of the seven Roses hits, Roy dA Miss/ Falby was introd to | the gathering by her, father, club! president Bolton Falby. | Rotarian Robert Hunt extended | thanks on behalf of Rotary. He said, "The Royal Canadian Air] Force is to be congratulated on | its plan for reserves of the type | of people enlisted, and could not | do better than have these students | speak to service clubs and let par | ents know just what is available | for their children: Toronto Firm On Trial For Comic Publishing TORONTO (CP) -- A Toronto publishing firm will stand trial lish, distribute or sell - . , crime comics.' | Defence counsel Mannie Brown | said Wednesday the firm has elected trial by judge without a| jury but date for the trial has not yet been set, SMALLEST, LIGHTEST" HEARING AID IN Weighs about the same as a pocket lighter, and is tubeless hardly larger. Oper 3-transistor ates for 10¢ a week! Zenith "" " ROYAL-M" | ones or modurere extra cost. ony $100 GASY TIME-PAYMENT PLAN IMPERIAL OPTICAL These days most people work under pressure, worry more, sleep less. 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