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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-05-12, Page 12Page 4 Wingharn Advance-Times, Thursday, May 12, 1966 CADETS DEMONSTRATED their ability at first aid during the annual inspection. Lt. Col. J. D. Harvey, C.D., and Cdt, Lt, Col. G. Reed look over a bandage which 0, had been placed on Cadet Frank Stret- ton.—A-T Photo. LT. COL. J. D. HARVEY, C.D., commanding officer of the 21st Field Regiment, took the salute at the annual high school cadet inspection last Thursday evening. Also in the inspecting party, from the left: Major R. P. Ritter, 11111011181A111011MisillitlIMIliftliallr chief instructor; Lt. A. E. MacAskill, inspecting officer; Capt. J. Goodall; Frank Madill, school principal; Mayor DeWitt Miller and Albert Worrell, school trustee, —Advance-Times Photo, FEATURE EVENT DIRECTORY BADGES FOR SHOOTING were won by Douglas Gibson, Harvey Mann, Bruce Boyd, Ken Crawford, Allan Leggatt, Don Morri- son, John Blackwell and Gary Reed. The badges were presented at the inspection Thursday night.—A-T Photo. MEMBERS OF THE Colour Party this year Woolcock, Steve Gorrie and Douglas were Kevin Fisher, Jim Henderson, David Troupe.—A-T Photo. AWARD WINNERS were presented with certificates dur- ing the annual cadet inspection on Thursday evening. Bdr. George Valiance was named best dressed cadet on parade. Sgt. Garry Douglas won the 99th Battery Trophy for the best shot and Cdt. Major Paul Tiffin was best cadet officer on parade,—A-T Photo. 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Tak- ing part were Pat Walker, Anne Old field, Marilyn Strong, George Valiance, Brian Miller, Brad Gadke and Lee Wenger. harry busby and Neil Ren- wick sang two numbers and pro- vided their own accompani- ment with guitars. Boys Item 10A, Doug Elliott, Bryan Forsyth, Neil Cowing, Neil Graham and Jim Hender- son portrayed soldiers stranded in the desert. Doug Elliott called on Mr. and Mrs. McCauley to play a game of "Mr. and Mrs.", simi- lar to the program of the same name seen on television, They played the game and were real- ly good sports about it, too. Norm Corrin made the pre- sentation of awards to the win- ners of the previous week's track and field meet. Grade Pa girls presented a short skit in which they were rebels in the ranks of the armed service. Jim Nasmith gave the final number on the program, PU DC NOTICE To EVERY PARENT residing in WINGHAM and ELEC- TORAL DISTRICTS of HURON and BRUCE with one or more CHILDREN 8 YEARS OLD and UNDER who plans on having these children attend UNIVERSITY or TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. YOU CAN NOW BECOME ELIGIBLE to have MOST, IF NOT ALL OF THE COST of this education paid by The Canadian Scholarship Trust Plan (A tax-free Dominion Government chartered Scholarship Trust) ADVISORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS WESTERN ONTARIO AREA J. F. LEDDY, M.A., WILLIAM ROGERS, B.A., B. Litt, D. Phil., D. B.Paed., Litt., LL.D., D.es L., Director of Education, D.C.L., Vice-Chancellor Sarnia. sity of Windsor. and President, Univer- THE VERY REV. FINLAY G. STEWART, D.D., St. Andrew's THOMAS A. McEWAN, Presbyterian Church, Chairman, Kitchener. F. A. HAMILTON, B.A., Board of Governors, B.Paed., University of Guelph. W. D. SUTTON, B.A,, Director of Education, B.Paed., Guelph. JOSEPH H. 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