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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-10-04, Page 32' ' • • ••;',.*;, .; •t j • .1 I .1: • ROYAL CANADIAN AIR CADETS 543 SQUADRON, WINGHAM By Rudy Hooftman From Friday, Sept. 23 to Sunday, Sept. 25, the squadron held its annual basic training weekend at the Brussels arena. Under the command of Capt. Mac Anderson, this.exercise provided new recruits with the opportunity to become familiar with the workings of the Air Cadet curriculum. For the older cadets, the weekend was an occasion to hone their skills in the areas of planning, co- operation and leadership. The exercise is unique in that the basic training subjects are telescoped into one single weekend rather than over a prolonged period of time. The experience benefits both the recruits and the squadron. The new cadets are able to make up their minds whether or not to - become part of the Air Cadet organization and the squadron has the opportunity to work as a team. , The following recruits participated: John Brak, Jerrod Button, Karl Wiens, Kevin Procter, Fabianne Glauser, Michelle Congram, Sarah Allan, Kevin Murphy, Aaron Chapman, Chris Templeman, Vincent Brewer, Jason Kleist, Mike Claus, Tim Smith, Chris Thomas and Keith McInnis. The junior cadets receiving advanced training were Cornelia Leuenberger, Heather Humphrey, Jennie Chettleburgh, Greg Lee, Paul Judge, Anna Sakasov and Paul Sakasov. Chief cook for the weekend was Cpl. Marilyn Mayberry, assisted by a clean-up crew of LACs Beatrice Leuenberger, Richard Wilts, Karen Procter, Kim Mayberry and Keith Murphy. The teaching staff consisted of LACs Jane Ann Kennedy and Sean Murphy (citizenship); LAC Gerald Moore (engines) ; Cpl. Peter Hooftman (air frames, principles of flight); CpL David MacRae and LAC Kim Mayberrry (leadership); Cp. Allan Congram (meteorology); W02 Marjorie Campbell (junior drill); -CI - Erika Hooftman (air navigation Mick:, 0Cdt, Debbie Szipocs (test results). At the squardon's regular parade in the Armouries building last Wednesday evening there was a kit inspection for the junior and intermediate cadets. These cadets also attended a map -reading class instructed by Sgt. Les Philips. The recruits were taught by W02 Marjorie Campbell how to take care of their uniforms and boots. Some recruits were kitted as well. This Wednesday, Oct. 5, there will be a sports night for all cadets at the F. E. Madill Secondary School. No uniforms are to be worn, but gym clothing is essential. Cadets will meet at the Armouries at 7 p.m. and proceed to the high school. ..4 -eqe eof*Oottilf,tres. •, • .71• .`""7 " • .1,• • CLEAN-UP CREW Wingham Air Cadets Beatrice Leuenberger and Richard Wilts were on the clean-up crelif at the recent Cadets' training weekend at Brussels. (Photo courtesy Fg Rudy HoOftMan) '114.70-Be4446t. FISCHER— George and Lynn ofRR 2; Tees -water welcome with love their third child, a daughter, Tamara Gwen, eight pounds, one ounce, born Sept. 23 at Wingham and District Hospital. A sister for Kelly and John. THIELKE — Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Thielke 01 Lucknow are happy to announce the birth of -their son, Timothy Andrew, eight pounds, on Sept. 25 at Wingham and District Hospital. A brother for Frederick. INGLIS — Mr. and Mrs. Peter In- glis, RR 1, Clifford, proudly announce .the birth of their son, Travis Eric Colvin Inglis, six pounds, 10 ounces, on Sept. 26 at Wingham and District Hospital. A brother for Jeremy, Josh and Lindsay. CARTER — Don and Linda of Wing - ham announce with joy the birth of their daughter, Jodie Ann," Seven pounds, 15 otinCes, on Sept. 28 at Wingharn and District Hospital. BAKER -- Timmy arid Natalie have • a sister! Tim and Sharon Baker are proud to announce the safe arrival of 14, -; their third child, Caylen Elizabeth, A HUNGRY MAN — Bill Tiffin of Wingham enjoyed his meal lastweighing seven pounds, 12 ounces ,Sat- urday evening at the annual pork barbecue at the Wingham Sports- • and arriving at 7:56 p.m. on Wed men's Club. nesday, Sept. 28. Morris approves building permits Morris Township Council ap- proved three building permits, two of them for new homes, at a special meeting last week. Leo Sanders, township building official, presented 'permits for: Ed Stein, Belgrave, a new residence; Jack Marks, Belgrave, new residence and Edith Warwick, Lot 18, Con. 4, a garage. Mr. Sanders will be attending six weekly workshop§ far building of- ficials, starting rieXt month irk - Hanover. 0-0-0 • The number of regular movie the- atres across the country reached - peak of 1,950 in 1955. later, the t1�T wi . cording to a special Eta ada study. ‘.2% • • , ' . .,.., 9. .. -. 14 Stiarlocatiok,C0intioarSial-ZOflin- BUILDING -. 2060.sq. - -, , insulated and -baited doors, in excellent 00 " Include; 2 0 ,,.. up- stairs triezzitii lio a' x, 'Worn area. -' ' " ." Arfilt YOU, EX -ft ING?? cir-STAFITING ANEW Ettil-Itie$Ott COMO, ' lookftYda wont- .11,Theliornine " -,termjtS# 4variety af.... uses. 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"The girls at Standard arranged free travellers cheques for us,.got us American money and looked after every detail with a friendly smile.So we were able to leave for Florida in the morning without 'a hitch. • "Believe ine, Standard iisjust a terrific place to keep yoyrSavinggl" customert ate 'delighted with the friendly personal services—and ali1he other benefits that are yours at Standard Thist.I:et Our Branch Manager tell you about _ them today. , D P ..717gir arr6i oiel Ar, OA. MQW AVING 237 Josh Josiphjne Street P4:1 • mi Ontarlo NOG 2W0 elephilii• 12022 .11 • •r, 41, ""..4.. , . ., . !c, • , ' . i ... ' . .,.., 9. .. -. 14 Stiarlocatiok,C0intioarSial-ZOflin- BUILDING -. 2060.sq. - -, , insulated and -baited doors, in excellent 00 " Include; 2 0 ,,.. up- stairs triezzitii lio a' x, 'Worn area. -' ' " ." Arfilt YOU, EX -ft ING?? cir-STAFITING ANEW Ettil-Itie$Ott COMO, ' lookftYda wont- .11,Theliornine " -,termjtS# 4variety af.... uses. Located on 1410101.011y4116- just 4" nillait,,, 11.86 junction ( barley). , •. - .• HOSTESS: EVELNI4'-Er' " kilat 396,1521. 4921)ifeen 51., OA ilot.aga Kineard" taiti 2Z 2 RECLIN0 FFIN . r . .1 4. -.7 • , ,4„rri,,,,0.:r,..4,1i • x")!';:iti4.,;'.r,r!.:' Cars • Tnieul• Cars-- $20.3 + tax, Trucks - $2:f3.711, + tax NO -DRIP Olt • $20.37 to Wall • open: rvion., to Fri. 1 to 5:30 p.m. & 8 to 9:30 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. West at Marks Bros. turn left at third corner, 1/2 mile on the right. • Two hlocks west of Foundry glOur trip to Florida was saved, thanks to the nice people at Standard lIgust." Mrs. Gailya Maguire GODERICH, Ontario "My husband and I were pretty flustered when we arrived at the Standard Trust branch just at closing time," remembers Gailya Maguire. "The girls at Standard arranged free travellers cheques for us,.got us American money and looked after every detail with a friendly smile.So we were able to leave for Florida in the morning without 'a hitch. • "Believe ine, Standard iisjust a terrific place to keep yoyrSavinggl" customert ate 'delighted with the friendly personal services—and ali1he other benefits that are yours at Standard Thist.I:et Our Branch Manager tell you about _ them today. , D P ..717gir arr6i oiel Ar, OA. MQW AVING 237 Josh Josiphjne Street P4:1 • mi Ontarlo NOG 2W0 elephilii• 12022 .11 • •r, 41,