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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-04-18, Page 25•;!Ig'41•••19t107.".e IT'44141. 314 ac- • PARWAWIA, aii/WeatMwro,"0„,e' - .- _ eoloivp...,, • . . By Rudy Hooftman 'E1 and and every one of you is winner!" With these words, Capt. F. B. Fox Commanding officer of the regional Cadet detachment at Canaclia Forces Base, London, ended hi address to approximately 300 ai cadets assembled at the base' Beaver Hall indoor parade square on April 9. The cadets of Wingham's 543 Squadron could not have agreed more with Capt. Fox's observation, They had been participating in the inter -squadron Silver Wing compe- tition the entire day. The local cadets distinguished themselves in events involving drill team skills, volleyball, basketball, swimming, tug-of-war, and a mys- tery run. Pitted against cadets from 17 Southern Ontario squadrons, the Wingham team members per- formed magnificently in all activi- ties. The squadron emerged victori- ous by capturing first place in the small squadron category Of the many events, the drill team competition and the tug-of- war contest were especially memo- rable. Under the command of Warrant Officer First -Class Marjorie Camp- bell, 543 Squadron's drill team demonstrated its best showing ever. The cadets° uniforms were impec- cable, the leaders' commands crisp and clear and the team executed the compulsory maneuvres almost flawlessly. The team members were aware that a berth in the all -Ontario drill finals was close at hand. The Wing - ham cadets were prevented from reaching their objective, however, being edged out by -a 4,onclon squadron by the smalleA otaf gins. Despite their second -place stand- ing, all members of the team are to be congratulated on a job excep- tionally well done. Bravo, drill team!In the tug-of-war contest, the city squadrons proved no match for the Wingham tem Many cadets Of 544 a Squadron are- familiar with forth - related activities. Their OT?Terience proved its mettle as the winghaill cadets consistently 'PhoWeat n competition the short en4 of the s rope. r The squadron was awarded a s plaque for its first -place standing. Participating in the Silver Wing competition were cadets Yvonne Trapp, Les Phillips, Kim •Mayberry, Patti Judge, Sean Whiteley, Scott Girvan, Cornelia Leuenberger, Jenny Chettleburgh, Bob Bennett, Kelly McInnes, Pat McGlynn, David MacRae, Marjorie Campbell, Greg Lee, Jason Dickert, Robert Lawton, Gerald Moore, Peter Hooftman, Beatrice Leuenberger, Jane -Ann Kennedy, Karen Procter, Richard Wilts and Marilyn Mayber- rY Capt. Earl Mino, OCdt. Debbie Szipocs and Bert Morin accompa- nied the team. SerpantPa144. Carley was bon- orabiy discharged from the squadron at last Wednesday's regu- lar parade. Having reached the mandatory retirement age of 19, Sgt. Cayley hopes to become a pilot in the Canadian Armed Forces. The squadron's best wishes in this endeavor accompany him. A flag dedication ceremony will take place in the Armouries at 8 p.m. 'tomorrow. Visitors are wel- come to attend. Cadets will report to roll call at 7 p.m. and trost be in full uniform. It is with deep sorrow that the officers and cadets learned of the passing of Dick Reece on Sunday, April 9. A member of the Wingham Legion -Air Cadet Liaison Commit- tee, Mr. Reeve was avidly interested in tliiaitiifitieg--OtA wiks; He was4 an 'ex0ert oh Cdreficiditial procedure and shared his knowl- edge on many occasions with the cadets. He was instrumental in the acquisition of the squadron banner which is to be dedicated tomorrow evening. We will miss his pleasant personality and gentle British humor. 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