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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdoy, August 4, 1962 WORKING TO COMPLETE this man-powered biplane are two Calgary aeronautical en- Brothers Seek Flying Reward CALGAR Y (CP)--Two young|three miles a day to get his legs Calgary aeronautical engineers|in shape for the rigorous pedal- pan for a $15,000 prize | ling needed to get the craft air- offered by a British man-| «op paper, it should fly," powered flight enthusiast. |says Mr. Smolkowski. "Every Al Smolkowski, 24, and Mau.| aerodynamic principle says the rice Laviolette, 22, both Bradu-| craft has got to go up. But how ates of a three-year aeronautical| high and how far it will go, and engineering course at Calgary's| just how it will react to the con- Technical Institute, are building|trols, will not be known until an aircraft that will fly on hu-|tests are made." man muscle-power. | bina? pw hope to bone i ine| ground tests on a paved park- Pry Poggi bag Riserepiced | lot and flight tests at Lin- course at a 10-foot altitude be-|C0ln Park RCAF base near Cal- gineers -- Maurice Laviolette, 22, at controls, and Al Smol- kowski, 24. They hope to fly the 90-pound plane at an alti- fore anyone else in the world! does it in order to collect the $15,000. An English team already has managed to get an aircraft off the ground under manpower. The Calgary men started their project in December, 1960. They began building last May and originally planned to start test- ing this summer. Financial problems cropped up late in July, however, and the two, paying for the project from their own pockets, had to aban- don work temporarily to take on summer jobs. gary. Wind could present a prob- lem. The controls will be "entirely experimental," says Mr. Lavio- lette. "We have to be somewhat daring in designing controls for the simple reason that there is no known theory of designing tude of 10 feet over a figure- eight course to win a $15,000 prize. --CP Photo B.C. Buys Sugar From South Africa DURBAN (AP)--A cargo of 11,200 tons of South African sugar has been sold to British Columbia Sugar Refining Com- pany in Vancouver, bringing the total sales of raw sugar to Can- ada this year to 52,640 short tons. Of the total, 41,440 tons will be shipped to refineries in Mont- real and Toronto, the South Af- rican Sugar Association said in a statement. The latest-sale maintains the foothold established on Canada's west coast in 1960 when the first cargo was sent to the refinery at Vancouver, says the state- ment. The sugar was sold to Canada at the world free market price, helped by a preference under an agreement with Ottawa. The net return for the South African makers is, however, substan- tially below the price received under a_ bilateral agreement manpower aircraft controls." with the United Kingdom, Museum They said they were $1,500 in debt and didn't expect to be| able to start testing until the) fall. NEED STRONG LEGS When completed the craft, a} biplane, will weigh about 90 pounds, have a 30-foot wingspan| and a wing area of 300 square| feet. The three-bladed, six-foot/ propeller mounted in front of the! plane will be driven by a modi-| fied bicycle chain arrangement} with foot pedals for the lone| operator. The pedals will be in front of the operator so that leverage BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- The Bowmanville Museum ha: come into its own as far as the townsfolk are concerned, Mrs. Roy Lunney, publicity chairman, reports that residents are proud of the museum and are bringing their visitors to see the displays in the old Jury house. Since the museum was offi- cially opened May 18 more than 500 people have passed through its doors. They have come from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Brit- ish Columbia, New York and can be obtained by pushing] other states in the U.S. and all back against the seat. Mr. Laviolette, who will do the flying, has been running up to WINS SNIPE TITLE SHEDIAC, N.B. (CP)--Doug Keary of Oakville, Ont., cap- tured the 1962 Canadian snipe championship Friday with a first in the fourth and final race after finishing 2-1-3 in the first three races. Keary, with his wife Sherry as crew, nosed out clubmate Howie Richards, who faltered to fifth in the fourth race after placing 1-3-1, |parts of Ontario. | A few new items have been ladded to the displays including a doll from the 1890 period com- plete with travelling case, donated by Mrs. Kenneth Gil- lespie of Toronto, a granddaugh- ter of the late J. H. H. Jury, former owner of the house which is now home of the Bow- manville Museum. Another interesting display is the period costumes. Among these is a gold taffeta gown worn in 1875 at a wedding re- ception. This is on loan by Dr. BRITISH NAZI LEADER Dressed in the official uni- form of Britain's Nazi party-- the National Socialist Move- ment -- national secretary John Tyndall, 28, stands be- fore a. portrait of the late Arnold §S. Leese, one-time head of the Imperial Fascist League, Other pictures of for- mer Nazis, including Hitler, hang in the dingy - London headquarters of the party. Tyndall blames Jews and Negroes for all the world's problems. --CP Photo 1875 Taffeta Gown Displays Doris Tremeer of Bowmanville, xho wore the gown on the night of the museum's official open- ing. PRESERVE PAST Also on display are several items of glassware and china on loan for the season. Museum officials are looking forward to a stellar fall season and hope that many school stu- dents will get an opportunity to visit the museum in groups as an educational venture. "Our aim is to give the peo- ple a better understanding of their co /,unity," said Mrs. Lunney, 'and preserve a little of the past." The museum is open every afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. ex- cept on Mondays. Holidays are excluded from this rule and it will be open to the public. Draws 4 Months For Beating Cop TORONTO (CP)--Dennis Ed- wards, 22, was sentenced Friday to four months in jail for his first offence--beating a police- man. Edwards pleaded guilty to assaulting Const. Gerald Payne Aug. 1. David Guitard, 24, charged with Edwards, changed his plea to not guilty and was remanded to Aug. 10. The two were arrested after a fight in which Const. Payne was kicked in the groin while a crowd of 25 stood by and cheered. Frank Morton, 46, stepped in to stop the beating. Magistrate Graham com- mented: "The appalling thing about this case is that citizens would stand back and watch without helping." Auto Production Down This Week TORONTO (CP) -- Canadian motor - vehicle production this week is estimated at 2,283 units compared with 2,980 last week, says the Canadian Automobile Chamber of Commerce, The reduced production fig- ures reflect annual summer va- cations and model change-over periods. Production this week con- sisted of 2,028 cars . compared with 2,529 last week and 255 trucks compared with 451. 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