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By Rudy Hooltman
Last Wednesday evening, 543
Squadron of the Royal Canadian
Air Cadets held its sixth annual
inspection at the Lockridge Memo-
rial Arena in Wingham.
The gala event is traditionally
held at the end of the cadet year to
publicly demonstrate the various
skills, knowledge and activities the
Wingham and area cadets are
engaged in.
The large crowd of visitors
attending the happening was treat-
ed to an exciting evening.
The squadron was inspected by
Major R. Mathers, area cadet liaison
officer, assisted by: area cadet advi-
sor Capt. F. Fox of Canadian Forces
Base; London; area cadet league
representative John Chippa Sr.; Jack
Blackwell, chairman of the Cadet
Liaison Committee of Branch 180 of
the Royal Canadian Legion and
squadron commander WO1 Mar-
jorie Campbell. -
After a smart march -past of the
entre 50 -member squadron, Maj.
Mathers, the reviewing officer, was
introduced to the audience and the
cadets by Capt. Mac Anderson,
master of ceremonies for the
evening.
In his address to the cadets, Maj.
Mathers reflected that each succes-
sive generation leaves and indelible
stamp on the fabric of a nation. He
focused on Canada's past 50 years
and outlined the contributions
made by the several generations
from World War iI t�, the enc
He emphasized that, 't -The work
of one generation is never finished
for the next." He urged the cadets
to use their education and training
to make Canada and the world a
better place to live.
Also introduced to the audience
and cadets were Mr. Chippa; Don
Farnell, president of Branch 180;
Capt. Earl Mino, commanding offi-
cer of 543 Squadron and his staff of
officers and civilian instructors;
Capt. Anderson, training; Ocdt.
Debbie Szipocs, training; CI Arnold
Lillow, flying instructor; CI Rick
Whiteley, flying instructor; CI Rudy
Hooftman, supply; Ocdt. Kevin
Stewart, range; Ocdt. Mandy Stew-
art, administration; Ocdt. Erika
Hooftman, training and CI Shelley
Wraith -Good, administration.
The following awards were
handed out:
Flying Scholarship (Power) —
The Donald Delmage Memorial
Trophy, donated by Florence Del -
mage and family and presented by
Morley Bushell to Sgt. Les Phillips;
Flying Scholarship (Gliding)
Trophy donated by Bert and Betty
Morin and presented by Mr. Morin
to Sgt. Peter Hooftman;
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Most Proficient Senior Non-
Commissioned Officer -Trophy
donated by Branch 180 of the
Legion Ladies' Auxiliary and pre-
sented by President Marg Pollock
to Sgt. Les Phillips;
Most Proficient Junior
NCC—Trophy donated by Graham
Adams and family and presented
by Graham Adams to Cpl. Sean
Whiteley; -
Marksman—The Harry Mont-
gomery Memorial Trophy donated
by Don and Isabel Montgomery
and presented by Don Montgomery
to Sgt. David MacRae;
Sportsman—The Percy Deyell
Memorial Trophy, donated by Jean
Deyell and family and presented by
Mrs. Deyell to AC Pat McGlynn;
Most Improved Cadet—The
Robert L. Irvine Memorial Trophy
donated by Muriel Irvine and fami-
ly and presented by Mrs. Irvine to
LAC Paul Judge;
Leadership and Citizenship
Trophy donated by Jack Goodall
and presented by Clarence Ohm to
WO1 Marjorie Campbell;
Special Activities Troph.
y Donated by Dave and Gertrude
Hynes in memory of their daughter
Claudia and presented by Mr.
Hynes to AC Eric Furness.
The squadron's foot drill team,
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under the com
Campbell, dazzled e
with its award -mill
intricate maneuvers. t, Pttp`
rifle drill team held the or *.nce
spellbound with a show of supe>
dexterity and precision. e
An entertaining skit, involving
first-aid emergency :treatmpat anct
directed by Sgt. Hooftman, added a
humorous touch to the event.
Static displays of flying scholar-
ship information, survival equip-
ment, motorized glider models,
range equipment, competition
:del aircraft and a working
ihodel of CFB Trenton added great-
ly to the occasion.
The evening was concluded with
the serving of refreshments upstairs
in the arena.
The officers and cadets of 543
Squadron thank everyone who has
assisted the squadron throughout
the year. A special thank -you is in
order to the people of Wingham for
allowing the Cadets to use the town
facilities and to members of Branch
180 for their unwavering support in
sponsoring the squadron.
The squadron will hold its sec-
ond -last general parade in the
Armouries tomorrow evening, June
7, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. The winner of
the competition model aircraft tro-
phy will be announced at that time.
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CONSIGNMENT
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at Brindley Sales Yard, Dungannon, Ontario
on
Monday, June 12, 1989 - 9:30 sharp
TRACTORS: Over 40 on offer. Case 1470 4WD; Universal
530 4WD and loader, new; Ford 4600 and loader; Ford 3600
and loader; 4 - Ford 8N; MF 30 Industrial and loader; Case
530 and loader; MF 240 new; AC 7000 and cab; IH Cub and
equipment; MF 255; Ford 641 and hyd. loader; Deutz 9006;
MF 202 forklift; Cockshutt 1855; Cockshutt 1755; Case 580B
and loader.
COMBINES: Gleaner F2 diesel; Gleaner F diesel; MF 510
diesel; Case 960; Gleaner G; MF 410; MF 300; Targe assort-
ment of heads.
EQUIPMENT: Over 150 pieces. MF round baler; 4 Allied auto
bale stookers; 2 NH 717 harvesters; Gehl 1090 haybine; JD
750 mixmill; NH 355 mixmill; large assortment of blades, wag-
ons, bale feeders and roto cutters.
"YOU NAME IT — WE HAVE IT"
TERMS: Cash or cheque - day of sale.
Lunch booth on grounds. No responsible for accidents.
For information call:
519-529-7625 or 529-7970
AUCTIONEER: GORDON N. BRINDLEY
Duron Landscaping Limited
Residential and Commercial Landscape Contractor
RR 2, Lucknow, Ontario 1/2 mile south of Lucknow on
Bus. (519) 529-7247 Huron County Road #1
HYDROSEEDING
• unique spray application for hard -to -reach areas
• prevents moisture loss from soil
• provides even coverage of lawns, slopes, ditches
• much less expensive than sodding
• rapid germination with combined application of seed,
wood fibre mulch and water
• scarcity of sod makes hydroseeding even more
attractive.
Our garden centre includes:
• caliper trees
• ornamental trees & shrubs
• perennials & annuals
• seedlings (+wind, breaks)
• mulches & flitre matting
• organic, fertiIizers, -etc...
CADET INSPECTION -Maj, R. Mathers c f arnica was review
ing officer at last week's annual inspection of the 543 Squadron of
the Royal Canadian Air Cadets, Wingham. aj.; -Mathers pauses
briefly to speak to Air Cadet Jeremy Van Keulene
A CLEARING
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AUCTION SALE
of household effects for
Jack Wickstead
RR 5, Brussels, on
Saturday, p
June O at 1 .m,
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Lot 11, Con. 3, Morris Twp., one corner north of Belgrave, two
corners east
SELLING: 1985 Mercury Marquis 4 -door car, 20,000 km, sells
safetied; 1984 Jimmy 4 -wheel drive, . good condition, sells
safetied; satellite dish new Aug. 1988; Channel Master de -
scrambler new 1/89; 21" colour TV; Inglis frost -free fridge;
!nr l e o ry ner!n st -k rourr1 i�J-d J 2 kitav s; oak china teal
_. veeovae ars a;yayv `s vo:eee ■ vaaY ... aa.avow� V ivu Val, oak china IQ Vave-
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net; single bed; dressers; iron bed; wooden high chair; ches-
terfield and 2 chairs; couch (like new); rocking chair; 4 chrome
chairs; wooden bed (high); wooden chairs; small tables;
treadle sewing machine; chest of drawers; card tables; heater
(electric); Clover table; lamps; coat rack; pictures; vacuum
cleaner; lawn chairs; suit case; kerosene heater; step stool;
odd dishes; electric tea kettle; silverware and chest; set of
dishes; pots and pans; linen and blankets; garden tools; lawn
mower; step ladder; antique writing desk; wash stand; sad
irons; other household articles too numerous to mention.
Plan to attend this sale as proprietor has moved.
TERMS: Cash day of sale. 8% sales tax where applicable.
Any announcements or corrections day of sale take prece-
dence over written advertising.
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents or loss of
purchase day of sale.
For information contact:
Jack Wickstead • 291-4252
AUCTIONEER:
BRIAN RINTOUL • 357-2349
EVENING
AUCTION SALE
of home furnishings and antiques will be held for
Gordon and Belle Godkin
(of Wingham) in the Teeswater Agri -Curl Building, on
Monday, 'June 12
starting at 6:00 p.m.
PARTIAL LIST INCLUDES: Living room furniture; cane
seated ladder back chair; Victorian sofa; 4 matching chairs;.
Victorian arm chair; carved bow back chair; antique Fry &
Blackhall chesterfield; recliner; pr. wicker arm chairs; wicker
fern stands; antique rockers; TV; several tables; lamps; Tiffany
style table lamp; globe lamp; antique child's chair; drop leaf
table; dining room table; 4 chairs; antique sideboards; china
cabinet with curved glass sides; 2 bedroom suites; bedding,
linens and towels (some new); antique watches and jewellery;
old books; pictures and frames; quantity of glass, dishes and
silver; pressed glass pedestal cake plate and compote; some
"Cornflower" crystal; Bavarian china dinner set; sets of silver-
ware; kitchenware; small appliances; Brantford crock with blue
pattern; several crocks; clothes dryer; antique bathtub with
hardwood flange; garden tools; 4 h.p. garden tiller; lawn mow-
ers; hedge trimmer; handyman tools; rug making equipment;
and much, much more.
ALSO OFFERED FOR SALE: Automatic washer; coppertone
Westinghouse stove and fridge.
PREVIEW: After 3:00 p.m. day of sale.
Owners and auctioneers not responsible for injuries, accidents
or losses connected in any way with the sale.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with ID night of sale.
Lunch booth.
AUCTIONEERS:
WALLACE BALLAGH GRANT McDONALD,
Teeswater • 392-6170 Ripley • 395-5353
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