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Times Advocate, 1991-06-12, Page 19SPFC[ L PFAT1IRF Times -Advocate, June 12, 1991 Page 19 Huron Park - Huron and Middlesex Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps held their sev- enteenth eventeenth annual in- spection on June 6. In addition to a revie- wal of the corps by txeter Chief of Police W.J. Harkness, the cadets displayed what they had learned over the past year to a crowd of friends and family. • (Tatty :: ssi: �•: >:� is+•si':•; WEIM art.an Osney ()VER $60,000 I_ N YOUR IZIZSP ANI) WORRIED? To transfer your RRSP or RRIF call Mark J. Mct-Iwaln Account Representative Metropolitan Life 37 Maln Street South, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S1 (519) 235-1344 Metropolitan Life sold its first policy in Canada in 1872. For almost 120 years, we have been committed to providing you - our customer - with the financial security and peace of mind you need. Our financial stability and solid tradi- tion of trust are only two of the rea- sons why the world's premier credit rating companies - Standard and Poors, A.M. Best and Moody's - give Metropolitan Life their highest credit rating (AAA) • Assets we manage in North Ameri- ca exceeded $154 billion in 1990 and we are still growing. • r Skill at arms - As part of a competition, Brent Jesney demonstrated his ability to reassemble a weapon blindfolded. Salute of respect - Police Chief W.J. Harkness inspected the ca- det corps on Thursday. As a Show of respect, Master Warrant Officer Brent Jesney (left) and Chief Warrant Officer Ted Hyde salute him. Local Cadets honoured By Rhonda k4Vandeworp HURON PARK - Each year, the Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps offers summer courses for individuals who have displayed exceptional work in their local corps. This summer, Brent Jesney and Dwayne Fink- beiner, two cadets from the Huron and Middlesex branch, have been selected to participate. Jesney has been accepted into the basic parachuting course in Edmonton Alberta. If he com- pletes the six-week course which involves a two-week training peri- od in Petawawa, a seven day break to tour Alberta, and three weeks of intense instruction on parachuting, Jesney will be awarded with the Royal Canadian Army's parachut- ing wings. This honour is not a cadet award, but instead a military achievement sponsored by the Ca- nadian forces. As a result, he will be allowed to keep his wings whcn he advances to the forces. The parachuting course has been a goal for Jesney ever since he joined the cadet corps five years ago. Greg Pfaff, an officer for Hu- ron and Middlesex corps and a past participant in the parachuting course, said Jesney could not have achieved his dream without hard work and dedication. Moth Jesney and Finkbeiner were selected from the local army corps to represent Huron and Middlesex at the area headquarters in London, and after a successful inspection their names and records were sent to the regional headquarters in Trenton for further research. Because of the physical aspect of Jesney's course, a test in fitness was required. Four males and one fe- male had advanced to the London level. Since only two males and one female could qualify, a physi- cal challenge was necessary. Jes- ney was one of the chosen boys, but that does not mean he is fin- ished with physical examinations. Upon arrival at the Airborn Training Centre in July, Jesney and all other cadets arc required to run four miles under 32 minutes, in ad- dition to a dramatically increasing the number of consecutive sit-ups, push-ups and chin-ups compared to the regional try -outs. If he docs not fulfill all of the requirements, Jes- ney will be discharged and sent home. The nature of Dwayne Finkbeiner's course is different from Jesney's. Finkbeiner has been selected to par- ticipate in a one-month cultural program in Germany. The course will include tours of military and historical sites throughout Germa- ny, in addition to specific courses on German politics, geography, his- tory, and military. The emphasis placed on the se- lection of cadets for this course is not physical strength or endurance, but instead past course records, one's standing in the local corps, and recommendations. Finkbeiner is the first cadet from the Huron and Middlesex branch to ever be accepted for this course. Finkbeiner will attend a pre - course at Petawawa to learn basic German, and then will fly to the European country on July 12. Jcsncy and Finkbeiner, who both hold high standings in Huron Park's army cadet corps, wish to continue serving the Royal Canadian Army after they complete their training at this level. After his 19th birthday, Jesney plans become a . cadet in- structor and then move on to the Canadian forces. Finkbeiner's aspi- rations are to become an architectu- ral engineer for the army. Subscription Renewal Rates Due to Postal Surcharge Increases Beginning March 1, 1992 As of March 1, 1992, the Canada Post Corporation will no longer subsidize newspaper delivery in areas that are outside a 40 mile radiug of Exeter or those areas who have door to door mail delivery. Below are monthly pro -rated postal charges that will be added to the cost of a subscription ($30.00) to the Exeter Times -Advocate. Pro -rated Charges Subscriptions expiring Plus Annual Subscription Q.S.T. Please Pay May '91 $5.00 130.00 12.45 137.45 June '91 17.50 130.00 12.62 $40.12 July '91 110.00 130.00 12.80 $42.80 Aug. '91 112.50 130.00 $2.97 $45.47 Sept. '91 $15.00 130.00 13.15 $48.15 Oct. '91 117.50 $30.00 $3.32 150.82 Nov. '91 120.00 130.00 13.50 153.50 Dec. '91 122.50 _ 130.00 13.87 $58.17 Jan. 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