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All for one Grade 7 students at Victoria Harbour Public School are wondering how debates will now function in New Brunswick where everyone is on the same side. Speaker Jeremy Bumstead is in charge of these grade seven Wet ride This cadet was one of 30 who travelled to Base Borden last weekend. They were treated to a glider ride. Cadets glide at Borden on weekend Wet weather did little to dampen the spirits of 30 recruits from 724 Midland Lions Air Cadets as they travelled to CFB Borden for their first taste of gliding. The new cadets, accompanied by a dozen parents and officers, spent Oct. 10 touring the base visiting training facilities, and gliding. It looked as if the weather would ground all aircraft in the morning. However, by 10 a.m., the ceiling had lifted enough that Captain Steve Skerl- ing, flight commander of the gliding centre, decided to take the tow plane aloft. Each cadet had the oppor- tunity to fly in the tow plane and complete a touch and go circuit of the airfield. For many cadets, it was their first opportuni- ty to fly. By early afternoon, a break in the clouds allow- ed the gliders to be rolled onto the field. All of the cadets and their parents were then able to ex- perience the unique sensa- tions of gliding. The gliders were towed aloft to 1500 feet by the tow plane and released. The complete trip, from take-off to lan- ding, lasts almost 15 minutes. The cadets also spent the day touring CFB Borden. They visited the Canadian Forces fire-fighting train- ing area, viewed static air- craft, visited Worthington Park and spent some time, and money at the Canex. Captain Dave Elwell, commanding officer of 724 Squadron, paid thanks to the parents who par- ticipated in the weekend training. 'Without the help of parents such as yourself, it would be impossible for us to run weekend training such as this."' Wednesday evening, the cadets' introduction to fly- ing continues. Junior and intermediate cadets, under the supervision of Air Studies instructors Robert Mc-Tavish and Officer Cadet Kurt Mann, will be nightflying at the Huronia Airport. Cadets meet at the Midland Civic Centre every Wednesday from 6:45 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. New members welcome. Page 14, Tuesday, October 20,1987 legislators who have recently debated issues relating to bus safety and assigned homework. Debates in this format are preparing Mrs. A. Fisher's studetns for public speaking 7" if and for greater awareness of current events. The students hope to use this format from time to time, culminating in a visit to Ottawa. -Leaf-plucking demonstration Today and tomorrow Midland's $100,000-plus sewer Cleaner is scheduled to be used to collect leaves on Queen Street and Man- ly Street. The mayor and some members of the council op- pose buying a new $18,000 leaf plucker. They say the sewer cleaner can do the job. Other council members say the sewer cleaner is too expensive to use as a leaf plucker. The sewer cleaner has to be driven to where the leaves are dumped, in Tiny .Township, to be unloaded. A leaf plucker deposits leaves into a waiting truck. Today and tomorrow's picking up of leaves using the sewer cleaner is a demonstration, Fred Pilon, chairman of public works, said. Support in VH to Arthritis Society The people of Victoria Harbour' contributed $1,300 to the 1987 Arthritis Society campaign. "On behalf of the Ar- thritis Society I wish to thank the people of Vic- toria Harbour for their help in making our campaign a All Floor Models Value $19.95 ae With Purchase of Semi Hoop Crib (Irregulars) Value Crib () GRACO ote Complete With Gym With Purchase Of Any Car Seat This Week! Car Seats From success." "Special thanks to the canvassers: Jean Capes, Flora Cockran, Margaret Evans, Ena _ Goubie, Douglas Ney, Betty Wagstaff, Lee and Rita Waters," campaign organizer Jean Tessier said. Solid Maple © White © Natural Bed Guard a Fa fi E e- @ mF | Sport Rider | ; Rails r | All Wood aw 18, 370 Dunlop St. W. Barrie Open 9 am.-9 pm. Monday to Friday 9-6 Saturday Reg $2.49