HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-05-31, Page 3Awards. Given For Excellence
Award winners at the Cadet Inspection on Friday were from the left,
Paul Bateman, commanding officer, second best shot; Donald Fremlin, best
shot; John Carew, leader of best platoon; Tony deCoo, best bandsman and
Douglas Macaulay, best cadet on parade. Lieutenant D. J. Read, CD, inspecting
officer, made the awards. (News-Record Photo)
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CDCI Cadet Corps At Annual Inspection
Last Cadet Inspection, to be held on the present
campus of Clinton District Collegiate Institute was
carried out on Friday afternoon, with perfect wea-
ther for such an event. The cadets had just formed
an open square to hear the remarks of reviewing
and inspecting officers. (News-Record! Photo)
Officials At Cadet Inspection
Officials at the Cadet Inspection here on Fri-
day pause for a brief chat, before going to a recep-
tion planned by the girls of Mrs. Whetham's home
economics class. From the left, the reviewing offic-
er, Major J. D. Harvey, 21C 21 Field Regiment,
Royal Canadian Army; Chief Instructor Aubrey
Langdon, CDCI staff; Lieutenant D. J. Read, CD,
inspecting officer. (News-Record Photo)
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Tall Orrin Baird, Drum Major for the CDCI
Cadet band, poses with Wayne Sprung, tiniest
member of the band, and Donald Webster, of CDCI
staff, range officer, in charge of the band.
(News-Record Photo)'
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Thurs., May 31, 1962—Clinton News-Record—Page 3
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There was a mock battle,
with a pair of patients, GarY
Black and Kenneth Smith; a
first aid party, Terry Muise,
Jeff Dixon, Adrian Decoo and
Alan Lowe. The defence was
(Continued on page 4)
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DRY-CLEANING
a Stages
ne cadet
i nspection.
What will be the. last Cadet
.Impaction fala present cam-
pus ..of Clinton District
atoIrtatittie..went. off smoothly
last Friday afterrio04, Wider
simey skies, '414 with, a epol,
breeze blowing, .Cuistruction of
the new vocational wing is ex,
peoted to 1.)egin, very ,5001-1:, or
this. site,
Ii•eViewing f"1:eer was Major
J. D. Harvey. 21C 21Fp
inept, Royal Canadian, Army.
linspeeting officer was Lieuten-
ant D. J. Read, CD an' area
owlet myreeerxteAtive from Cell-
trail Command was Captain
M., L. Brown:,
The leical inspecting. party
WaS made up of D. John Oaah,
sane, Principal of the school;
John Lavis, chairman of .CDCI
Board; Kenneth McRae, naera-
ber of the board and chairman
of the Advisory Vocational
Committee; Frank Burns,
chairman of 'the cadet commit-
tee, of the beard; Mayor
J. Miller; Douglas Thorn-
dike, president of the Clinton
Branch 1140, Royal Canadian
Letgiork and Aubrey Langdon,
chief instructor.
Instructor of cadets are Don-
ald Webster,. in charge of the
band, and range officer; Brian
Hayes, lain Fraser and Ken-
neth Clynick, with Captain
Garnet McGee as' quartermast-
er,
Alan, Lowe was commentat-
or for the afternoon.
Best Cadet on parade was
Douglas Macaulay; beet bands-
man Anthony deCoo; best
platoon, was led by Paul Bate-
man 'and best shot award went
to Donald Fremlin„
Special ceremony at the close
of the afternoon was a presen-
tation to Captain Garnet W.
McGee, former chief instructor
of cadets at .CDCI. He handed
over command to Aubrey Lang-
don in the fall of 1961. Mr.
Langdbo presented on behalf
of . the Cadet Corps, a golf bag
and sot of clubs in appreciation
of 'the work Mr. McGee. had
done and his continued inspira-
tion to the Cadet Corps.
Commanding Officer for the
1961-62 CDCI Catlett was Cad-
et Major Paul Bateman, assist-
ed by Cadet Captain Douala,.
Macaulay a -s, second-in-com-
mand and Cadet Sergeant
Major Donald Fremlin as Com-
pany' Sergeant Major.
Platoon Commanders were
Cadets' Lieutenants Keith Al-
len, Donald Colquhoun, Morris
i):arling, Peter Thompson, Don-
aiid Lockwood ,and Alex Hyde.
Platoon Servants were Stan
Lesnick, Jim Boughen, Jim Mc-
Cullough, Trevena, Gordon
Parker and Alan. Fairservice.
Platoon Corporals were. Fred.
Gregory, Mike Burn's, Norman
Amy, Clarence Magee, Gordon
Tyndall, Donald Scrirngeour.
Platoon Lance Corporals were
Dick Roorda, Donald Calder-
bank, Philip White, Bryan Bell,
Gwilym Griffiths, Eric Gahwil-
er,
The flag party was made up
of Cadet Captain John Jacob;
Cadet Lieutenant Hugh Labb;
Cadet Sergeants, Barry Elliott,
Laurie Colquhoun and Donald
Yeo.
Members of the band, led by
Cadet Drum Major Orrin Baird,
were Tony and Adrian Decoo;
Bob Trick, ' Neil Ttewartha,
Ernie' Brubacher, Douglas Cur-
rie, Gerry Johnston, Alvin Pot-
ter, Harry CtinunhIgS, Douglas
McCann, Barry Grant, Alan
Lowe, Terry Batter, Ronald
Plurnsteel, Larry Reid, Bob
Fearful, David Welsh, Gary
Jewitt, Louis Vanlammeren,
Terry Muise, Bill Hamilton,
Douglas Wells, Dick Shadclick,
Jahn Powell, Jeff Dixon, Doug-
las MeBeath, Peter Decoo, Paul
Dixon, Robert Norman, John
Vanderhaar, Wayne Sprung,
Ed Martin, Robbie Farquhar,
Dennis Rogers and Ralph Tre-
wartha.
In .charge of tie Cadet Or-
derly room were Cadets Lieut-
enant Bill Murney and Ralph
Glew.
Making up the recovery
group were Cadet Lieutenants,
Dennis Logan, John. Carew,
Douglas' Scrimgeour; Cadet
Sergeants Bill Shaddick, Gary
Collier and Budd Boyes,
A precision drill made a fine
display. Taking part were Fred
Gregory, Nigel Belichamber,
Bill Graham, Dennis Shipp,
Stan Lesnick, Bill Trevena,
Morrif, Darling, Bryan Lavis,
John Turner, Melvin Crich,
Donald Calderbank, Norman
Amy, Dick Roorda, Siebrand
Leads Cadets
Paul Bateman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Bateman, was Command-
ing Officer of the 1962
CDCI Cadet Corps, with
the rank of Cadet Major.
(News-Record Photo)
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