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WO Brian Seder Cadet Of The Year Precision March Arms Drill Highlights At Air Cadets Annual Inspection Interested of George town bad the result of many months of effort and team work of the boys and men of Georgetown Legion Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets revealed to them May 31 when the Squadron held its third an nual inspection at the high school The reviewing officer was Ma jor a MacLean CD CPB Borden assisted by CapL CFB Borden tho air cadet league representative was Mr Mont ALL IMPORTANT The annual inspection la the all Important event of the cadet year It the time their train ing Is pot to a test Tbey a year of general airmanship radio meteorology Senior cadets have taken navig ation service information early Canadian aviation engines and model building Canadian drill and deportment Each year at this time cad ets instructors and sponsors have attack of butterflies This year there was no need from the general salute until the final march off the boys were on top of the situation TRAINED SQUAD The highlight of the evening came when the drill squad gave a display of precision march ing and arms drill This part of the program was mainly due to a young man who has recently taken up residence in Georgetown Tony Debattista had Just three months In which to train the squad to perfection A retired member of squad Toronto be says the boys de- tat efBaCraa serve the most credit Tbey were volunteers who gave their Sunday mornings train Brian Seeler was his right band man while Colin Couscqs was always on AWARDS PRESENTED At the end of this display the cadets were presented with Aw ards The Air Cadet of the year WO Brian The Branch trophy was presented by John Ferguson 2nd vice presid ent The Sam trophy for initiative and enthusiasm was presented to CpL Derek by Cord Barley W Larry Grace received the leadership award from Rubs Stephens while the Junior award was presented to CpL Stuart McDonald by Jim Snow MPP Best five year cadet award was woo by Charles This was presented by Ivan Best dressed cadet on parade was Rick Peters and be the trophy from Mr representative PERFECT ATTENDANCE First year perfect attendance pins were won by Maun Hughes Campbell voy Baker and Bacon Second year perfect attendan ce pins went to Camp bell Smith CpTs Smith Servos Henderson Peters Meal and WO Grace Fourth year LAC Bums flying scholarship to Sgt Hender son senior leaders course Grace bush survival course FSgt Peters 1 Brian Seder who has reached the age limit for Air Cadets 10 years of ago was presented with a token of their esteem from the cadets ers Instructors and sponsors Capt Rod MacDonald who made the presentation praised Brian for his all out effort during his time with the Cadets SUMMER CAMP Although this annual inspect ion marks the end of their year many of the cadets will spend two weeks at summer camps where tbey will have the oppor tunity to experience the freed om of gliding Along with their regular Mon day night parades the air cad ets have given their time to Armistice and Decoration par ade have participated in their own tag day assisted the HORNBY Family Friends Gather For Silver Anniversary The North Trafalgar Recrea tion Centre was a happy place on Friday evening June when brothers slaters nieces and nephews gathered from far and near to join in the silver anniv ersary celebration of Mr and Mrs Jim of Bra mpton Mrs Lightheart was the former Marion Hay Mrs Ralph Ford who was en attendant for her sister years ago was present and the flower girl RoseMarto Parkinson catty Tho couple travelling the far thest was Mr and Mrs Earl May of Troy Michigan A delicious buffet lunch was served and a wedding cake was beautifully decorated Spring lowers decorated the hall and pink and white streamers bung from the celling A very Drill demonstrated for the party and sale of used furniture and anti que articles was held at Hill- crest United Church on Satur day May when was cleared Many anxious bidders were on hand articles were sel ling quickly and the auctioneer Ward kept things on the move The ladles who were telling refreshmenta report their sales were very successful On Wednesday June was a busy day for the Uni ted Church ladies who spent a full day of quilting At noon a delicious pot tack dinner n enjoyed end a social visit at the noon hour was very relaxing Plans are underway for the annual EUa reunion which win be held at the Hornby Park Sunday June 20 when picnic dinner will be held at 1 pm Entertainment will take place following dinner The North Trafalgar euchre party on Saturday night Jane at the North Trafalgar Recrea tion Centre with the prises go ing to the following winners Ralph Frank Pea cock and Gerald and for the ladles the winners era Mrs MrsJmv Cunningham Mm Bob Cro sier end Jim The lucky draws were won by Mrs Roy Wilson and Torn Boas- field There were tables of euchre play and Mrs Garry too of the h Line visited with Mr and Mrs George of on Saturday even ing many friends of CecQ Carton will be pleased to hear that ho bos returned home from the Milton District HoepHaL Mr and Mrs Boh of ChiUiwack British Columbia visited with Mr and Mrs Arth ur Plant and family of the ah Line Hornby Anniversary are ex tended to Mr and Mrs Stuart McMillan who celebrate their wedding anniversary on Thursdoy June Mr and Mrs Craig left by piano from the Toronto International Airport on Sunday June for Montreal where they will attend a meeting ing snowmobiles They will return on Thursday Mra Winnie of visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Plant and family of tho Lino Birthday greetings are to the following who era celebrating their birthdays Donna Break and Diane Drum- on Thursday June Peter Hall on June Patrick Devlin on Saturday Juno and to Mrs Charles Thomson on June Anniversary greetings ore ex tended to Mr and Mrs BUI who will their wedding anniversary Juno Jim Hamilton been flying with tho Air Legion on Poppy Day They Force at Downsvlow visited the Science Centre and numerous industrial plants and have tak en part in Air Cadet Sports com petitions Highway Church Building Planned for Pentecostals Georgetown Pentecostal church hopes to build a new church en the oast side of highway bit near the poultry plant just beyond tho western of tba town toils letter to council Rev Jack asked If a church balding would in that Quoting from the planning act Cr Dick add rural arose as Bcbooit churches and car aterlas He pouted oat it is per- use under new plan not yet patted bat data THE GEORGETOWN HERALD THURSDAY JUNE ISM now force Council decided to Rev to wait until of ficial plan is passed to make a contravene the bylaw Whiting Continued from 3 the bin Opposed were is New Democrats Social Creditera and Conservatives Standings in the Com mons Liberal Conservative Independent Liberal 1 vac ant 1 The winners in Mondays four byelections yet to take their seats The vote came after a min ute debate led off by Stanley Winnipeg North Centre who said a large num ber of Canadians hold a cynical view 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