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Exeter Times–Advocate
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Huron Middlesex cadet corps to celebrate 25th annivers ray
Cottel. Pfafrs father,
Flarvey, co-founded the
corps along with Sid Dal-
ey.
"I'he 25th anniversary
celebration wifl include a
drill demonstration and
a wall of fame with old
photos of cadets over the
years.
Cottel said she is hop-
ing many former cadets
attend the anniversary.
The f luron Middlesex
corps, which has seen
many members move
By Scott Nixon
I Ik1F, ADVOCATE STAFF
Ill RON PARK — It's
been 25 years since the
292:( Huron Middlesex
Royal Canadian Army
Cadet Corps formed in
Iluron Park and the
group is planning to cel-
ebrate.
The corps, which now
has 43 members "on
strength", will be hon-
otiring its 25 years with
its annual inspection and
parade on May 29 at 3
p.m. at the Rec Centre in
Huron Park and a mess
dinner at the Exeter Le-
gion at ft:3() p.m.
Major (;reg Pfaff, the
chief instructor at the
Regional Cadet In-
struction School in Lon -
reviewing
don, will he
the officers.
Pfaff, who joined the
corps as a youngster,
was one of itsfirst mem:
hers, says commanding
officer and Capt Kim
onto the regular Ca-
nadian Armed Forces
and Reserves, according
to Cottel, has three main
objectives: to promote
physical fitness, citiien-
ship and an interest in
the. Canadian Armed
Forces.
In its 25 -year history.
Cottel said hundreds of
youths aged 12-1 9 have
been members of the Hu-
ron Middlesex cadets,
coming from Exeter.
Grand Bend. /urich.
Hensall, Stephen Town-
ship, Kirkton. (:laude -
boye and l.ucan.
And while the cadet
corps primarily consisted
of males when it. .r;I.r'ted
25 years ago: Cotte! ,:lid
females now make upApproximately. i(-) per
cent of the corps -
One of its female';.
DeAnn Hollings of i ue•:tn
recently won the hi'sht''i
award in. western t )n-
tario cadets. said Cottel.
Calling the cadet corps
the "best kept secret in
Canada", Cottel said. the
cadets are taught !e;id-
ership, map. and- com-
pass skills, hush craft.
field craft and method of
instruction.
i
• ( oItetllete ,:.I irse.
• Private lesson,
• Retresner worse .
for Seniors •
• 0 i Test Preparation
7undunl
Membership is . free
and cadets meet 'Thurs-
day nights at the Huron
Park Rec Centre from
6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. They
also have weekend train-
ing and sports nights.
The cadet corps is also
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The Huron Middlesex koyal Canadian Army Cadet Corps is celebrating its 25th
anniversary with its annuai inspection parade at Huron Park on May 29, followed
by a mess dinner at the Exeter Legion. Pictured above are cadets on parade. Be-
low, cadets participate in a tug of war. - - Photos contributed.
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EFFECTIVE MAY 1, 1999.
May 1 to October 31 on a Yearly Basis
Exeter bylaw Number: 12, 1999
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Residential and Commercial Water Users
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water lawns and gardens on the EVEN NUMBERED calendar days.
The lawn/gardens of Victoria Park may be watered on Even Numbered
Calendar Days for a maximum of 4 hours per day.
Permitted Hours of Lawn and Garden Watering:
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6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
On Even Numbered Calendar Days
All residential and commercial wat- users on the East Side of Main Street
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MacNaughton Park, 406 Main Street Parkette and the Exeter Lawn Bowling
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maximum of 4 hours per day.
Permitted Hours of Lawn and Garden Watering:
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On Odd Numbered Calendar Days
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restrictions.
Every person who contravenes any provisions of this Bylaw is guilty of an
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$300.00 exclusive of costs.
Exeter Hydro 235-1350
hosting a Panc;the
Breakfast on Mav 2 ;it
the Fxeter Legion from
10.30 a.m. to 2:3() p.nt
to raise funds for its year
end trip. The meal costs
S4 and is open to the
public.
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$4,000 worth of items
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\pril 18 and the morning of !pill 19
Stolen were a 3 -tun central air conditioning unit ,ii
Delta table sa'. ;i stainless steel industrial shut)
-'nsuiation, electric al wire r};ills: sere‘tinct ttvo -21,1)
ladders.
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