The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-09-07, Page 11acei
Seine, 4f' 4thee benefits that
00115 get out of belonging to
experience long to be remem. with a stint .us a radar tech,. vironment — once theyget that
tiered • •and treasured, by any nician in the RCAF - he is uniform on they are ll the
tr Cadets are Obvious to boys now in civilian life and a suc, same., and they are all treated
them. -r ;.Ike a chance to,attend 'rife summer of flying atLon. , cessful representative of an the •same by the officers and
c1 summer camp, go on exchange On was another mentor. ,'.electronics firm inlr.ondon. Roy- instructors,
v$iits overseas, or learn how , " able one. It was a six Weeks' Venn,who served several Years It is perhaps among the less
to fly at government `expense, intensive course of thirty fly in, the RCAF and then left his fortunate boys that the' most
these are the things,that often ing Hours and sixty hours of boots on' to patrol the s. ..are -good • can be done, Cadets can
police a
attract .004's to join cadets : in ground school instruction with 7,as .a local ' lice constable be. 'open lot of doors for these
the beginning; And there is the end result of gaining a oils fore- joining,the OPP - andLar. boys that might otherwise res
kw doubt' that these tangible vale pilot's licence and the ry Jeffrey who attended the Se. main -closed. Max Cutt, as .CO
,ben .ef,tt ire worthwhile, ,� .. -coveted air .cadet wings with -nio r 'Leaders', Course n Camp—4e-the-S•quadren, used to say that
it, As! cadet I attended sum, no personal expense to the in. Borden . and then traded in his if cadets could keep Inst one
mer camps at Aylmer, Clinton, . dividuai, cadets or their parents. marching boots, fora pair of boy out of reform school the am sure that you as business
that One. night a week and few
summer camps would. radically
reform the Makeup of a young
pian, but nonetheless it can be
one of the more positive in,
fluences that help determine
the path that that' young man
will follow. If a boy came- out
of his years as a cadet having
acquired nothing_ more •than• a
sense of pride in his appear. '
ance an,d.a,.degree of, politeness
and 'respect for authority, .1.
, and Trenton, spent one summer The• memorable' experiences skates, whole operation would be pus.. and professionaleo le . would
4 betting •• MY private pilots ..here again -were many -,the I think you would find that tilted. I think he accoq pushed feel that your investment in him
t' licei#ce and air cadet wings in thrill .of the first solo and the all of • thesepeople have fond this in many more than just had been amply rewarded.
1400' at the London Flying consequent dousing with fire memos, of ,t;°it cadet days, one case. Let me just say' here that.
Club and spent another summer extinguishers when you stepped And they S; o'w' i1• all agree too Cadets give the boy 'from • the . I hoPe that when you do be.,
orn, a drill instructors' course, out of the cockpit after that that at least in some small unfortunate home something tp come sponsors for the squadron
in'4' Abbotsford, British Co: • none too smooth landing, get. way their . training in cadets feel he belongs to -- and can you will ' be active ones, Make•
'lutnbIa. i ting lost on your first cross ' helped them in their later lives. lift him out of his environment siire that your, committee keeps
From this course I was chos. cquntry solo •and then finding' So then, I think that more to something at least a little in touch with' the operation of
4
enas a member of the Inter, as if by a miracle of . some sort important than these, tangible bit better. _ 1 , the sgtiadron .-• not only,, .with
, nsltIO : Drill - Team to repre. your destination just off Your rewards are those things more For the boy who has, on the officers and instructors -
" sant. , Canada • against a team ' left wing tip - and the shaking difficult to define but nonethe. , the other hand, been overpr0. but with the boys thernselves -
m de • up • of the finest of the -up received in your first less so vital that are gained by tected at home, cadets can help let them know that your club
U.S. .OIvil Air Patrol cadetrs mishap that time the control.. a boy in his years as a cadet. to bring him out of his shell, is behind them all the way -
:in the'BeuuTrophyC••otnpetition, column,which should have been Habits such as developing and teach him to get along not just financially - but more
That year `the drill -Con ti. bolted down but wasn'‘came out pride 'in one's appearance - with others. For some boys important - behind the spirit
tion was held on the big s ge in my hand, just on the point the shoe shine, the press, the that first summer camp is the +of the movement.
at the C.N.E. in Toronto. We of landing,resulting in a couple' haircut. - are instilled - .and first real time they have been You wound be surprised how
• 11, a trophy for Canada and of giant bounces, a blown _tine, -..-once_.g+ained are not -easily for. away. from home. At first they --aware the -cadets are of the
.:..: #�P " � s tz.vro{ttxi l tand..;_...gotten:.,..Punctualitpand� 1 �d k- 0:,� ..:soot�sorin' b siel�,., --
; i the .E. that, year,used unceremonious haltonthegrass :. attendance are stressed - find themselves taking part in tive sponsoring` ommittee's
• clips of the' competition off the g
Rrunway at a busy Lon. helping , ¢ to develop respon. the wealth of activities- sports, support goes a � long way - to.
on his-show4hat creek. _.., ..don...aixp t..,.13nLabave_a11 the sibility in the boy. L„ f fls...son ai..:,.making .tha-squaclr•an..,•.a
"Thila Was prettyheady stuff lasting friendship of fellow Through drill and discipline • firing and instruction courses good one.
, for a small town boy from Huron cadets who have come through ' the boy learns respect for au. and enjoying every minute of I have said little of the mi.
county with the special custom the disappointments and joys of thority - an element that seems it., litary nature of the air cadet
tailored ..uniforms.- made.to-be.. six weeks cif.hard_work.together- to be. lacking in some segments._ Living withadozenother boys- ' tnbvement. I am sure you aa11
--' worn-rfor-theme first -and-last TFre-old•-542°Squadron°had lots-- of our society today. his- own°--age-imtheiv-largebut , scalls.¢ that -the i�rilitarrystra:Tme
If a boy has leadership) po. not luxurious tent home for work is regarded, as secondary
tential it can be developed as two weeks does a lot to teach in importance to the mainaim-
he progresses through the such a boy haw to get along that of citizenship training
ranks..„ ILhe..hasa•:he-ean� ate ,, f- h others. It also helps_-him-,in,va..tbrgad:T ense-•-in a live and
least learn - the importance of•to gain -self confidence --and a growing youth organizatio•n. The
co-operation and achieve the degree •of maturity. services do not approach this
sense of accomplishment ,,, The Cadet Squadron then is as a recruiting ground for the
time on the day of -the com• of other cadets with experience
petition - the big double soled , just as great - Don McBride,
boots that we shone religiously son of Cecil • McBride of God.
,trice a day for a month till 'erich, won a_fiyingscholarship,
they-weretikemlrrorsbutaga • was-••-sent-on-the United- King.
;never wore until the competi. dom exchange tour. Don went
tion ' - the -special North Star on to ,a career in the RCAF
aircrait:_trip- over, the cl s.:,,•....afth'n- g a from FAIL ,. e t , ,,a-,.: ind;.o C liar-- sac ety- #xi=..- , regular forcesr -°L either-is°this- iaecl�%rrt� irr
'red -Moss; -son -of John -Moss; k or.order as required.
rho went on the -U.S. exchange ' There is something for every
visit now s vice principal boy in cadets - there is equa.
in the Sarnia public school sys., city of opportunity - a boy's
tem. Keith Finiga.ni a country success in cadets does not de.
'boy, who liked the cadet life pend on his father's income or,
well enough to follow it up the happiness of his home en.
to-'1'oronto for - the big day -
and 'of "course the hours, days
.and weeks of practice that re.-'
suited in .the closeness of team
co-operation necessary to make
' the intricate drill routine go
like a well-oiled machine. An
•,
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miniature and by learning to the interest of air cadet officers
live within the framework of the
society represented by the squa-
dron the boy becomes better '
equipped to take his place in-
society
msociety at large. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston,
it would, be foolish to think Milton, and Mrs. George John.
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- ston, Goderich, attended the
wedding in Toronto of- Miss
Joan Husbands, Bart'ados, and
Mr. Neville Ross,. Trinidad.
The wedding too1C lace at St.
Anne's Anglican _Church, To.
ronto.
The bride was formerly on the
staff of the Ontario Hospital
here and Mr. Ross is on the
• staff of a collegiate inWindsor.
Bend wire coat hangers up at
about three inches from the ends
to keep narrow shouldered slips
and dresses from falling off.
or irtatructoar,s `that / have had
conts•ct with,
' If a boy, frOM his exposure
tQ cadets, dedided be Wanted
to join the service, he would
be that nnich better equipped
to dO well' there, ut .for most
their. fQ;ur'or five years
in -cadets may well.°iorm their
only limit With the 'forces -+
let us hope that world cgndi.
tions will allow- this to remain
Canadians are basically not
a military people, but certain,
qualities of the .military lite
are valuable to mien no matter'
what career they may choose!' -
The Royal Canadian} Air
Cadets then can provide the ,
framework to Provide - Canadian
youth with those qualities.
As a teacher, I feel that
the curriculum of•studiesoffer.
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to boys of this scientific age -
meteorology, navigation, . en.
gines, radio, armament, mis.
sales, • nuclear defence, first
aid, leadership and .citizenship
training are just some of the
areas of interest.
-toPr- , ,.,• leech s these
subjects can make learning fun -
and, after all, in \a voluntary
organization of this type-- that
has to be the main aim - the
boys have to enjoy what they
are doing - and they will,whe•
ther it be in the classroom,
on.. thea -parade- square; on-bus-
trips
nsbus•-'trips or at a weiner roast or
a dance, But while they are
enjoying their, lives as cadets,
they are also acquiring - to
some extent consciously arid to
a great extent unconsciously -
those attitudes and attributes
r.t'hat ill.help makeihenrbetter
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