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THE a NU:M. DVS RECO D THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1968
Central Huron Secondary School Cadet Corps await inspection
by Reviewing Officer Lt. Col R . Ritter and Inspecting Officer
Lt. Moad during the annual inspection last Friday. (Photo by Hunt)
About to inspect the troops are left, Area Cadet Officer Li,
Moad, Second-Command Norman Bell, Capt. D. Ferguson, Corps
Commander, Clinton Mayor D. Symons, and Capt. R. Maloney.
(Photo by Hunt)
Inspecting Officer Lt. Mout, Area Cadet Offider for Western
Ontario, made a trophy presentation to Cadet Lth Col. Scott
Macaulay, the best cadet on parade. On Macaulay's right is
AndreW AmSing, best bandstnan, while to his left are Mike
BeisseVain, best senior Shot, and' Tom garripbelf, best junior
Shot. (Photo by Mint)
Officers inspect two tOpograPhiCa1 maps constructed by the
cadets. The map in the foregrotind Is Made of plaster and shoWs
most of HtirOn County: The other is a StyrOfgam map of blintbn.
Cadets Berne Christenson and Richard Zablocki, WliG were in
charge of the map display, are at the right. (Photo by Mint)
ANNUAL CADET INSPECTION HELD FRIDAY
Warm weather and clear skies brought a large crowd to
Central Huron Secondary ,School Friday to view the annual Cadet
Corps inspection,
Reviewing officer' for the inspection was Lt. Col. R. Ritter,
Commanding Officer of the 21st Field Regiment, Wingham. In-
specting Officer was Lt. Moad, Area Cadet officer for Western
Ontario.
Members of the Inspecting Party were Lt. Col. Ritter, Lt.
Moad, Cadet Lt. Col. S. Macaulay Capt. D. G. Ferguson; Corps
Commander, Capt. R. Maloney; .Secretary Treasurer, Mr. W.
Newcombe, Chairman of CDCI Board, Mr. W. R. Corbett, a
member of CDCI Board, and Mr, D. Symons, Mayor of Clinton.
Ceremonies began at with the General Salute and dress
inspection of the ranks. Following the March Past, demon-
strations were given in first aid, gymnastics, field crafts, ar.
tillery and rifle fire.
Cadet Lt. C:ol, Scott Macaulay was presented with the trophy
for best cadet on parade. The best bandsman award went to
Andrew Amsing, Troop 'Echo' won the award for best Platoon.
while Mike Boissevain and Tom Campbell were named best
senior and junior shots.
Although cadet practices • were plagued by bad weather
and absenteeism, throughout the year, Corps Commander Capt.
D. Ferguson was satisfied with Friday's performance. ((For
a bunch of boys, I thought they did a fine job", he said.
The Gun Crew prepares to fire. From Freeman, Bdr. Ron Critch, Grn. Brad
left are Gnr. Norm Jewell, Bdr. Norm Kempston, and Gnr. Ken Currie.
Bell, Gnr. Brian Ashberry, Gnr, Mark (Galbraith Photo)
Arie Debryun, extreme right, has given Freeman, Gnr. Jewell, (all kneeling) Gnr.
the Gun Crew a bearing. From the left Kempston, Gnr. Currie, and Bdr. Bell.
are Bdr, Critch, Gnr, Ashberry, Gnr, (Galbraith Photo)-
Photo Story by Robert Beavers