Wednesday,

For anyone interested. in 1 fly- ;
e “there is probably -no thrill
match the “sheer: -enjoyment-
of .silent, motorless’ flight. It"
“48:8 thrill that:is being. exper-
“fenced - by increasingly large
‘qumbers of Air Cadets with the
: development of gliding as a maj-
or: activity~ in =the “Air - Cadet:
training program. :
The. growing . importance of
~ gliding on the Air Cadet scene
is largely the result of a co-
operative effort involving the Al-
berta Provincial Committee of
the Air Cadet League of Canada
and the Albert Gliding Council.
-In the. summer. of 1965, the two
organizations: set up.a glider
familiarization ‘program which
operated at Cooking .Lake -near
- dmonton.. Cadets attending the
a summer camp at Namao were
given the opportunity of visiting
the. Cooking. Lake site and en-
- joying familiarization fights at:
nominal cost, with the required
amounts being paid either by *
the cadets or. by. their. local
sponsoring committee: °
~The following : year, the cadet
summer ‘¢amp moved to CFB
Penhold where once again a glid-
«er familiarization program. was
carried out. Gliders for the
program were supplied by soar-
‘ing clubs in Alberta and a num-
ber of club members were taken.
on by the Service as glider pilots ..
and ‘members of the paid camp
staff. Through the co-operation
of the Canadian Army, two L-19
aircraft ‘provided efficient tow-
ing services.
The enthusiastic response of
e cadets to the gliding activ- -
ties at Penhold led to a decision
by the Air Cadet League to set
up a glider procurement pro~
gram and to seek Service sup-
port ‘of its plan to develop glid-
ing as a major activity for Air.
Cadets. Early last year, the
Western Provincial Committees
of the League, in ‘conjunction
with the National Headquarters,
purchased. .three Schweizer 2-
22E gliders primarily for use
at the. Penhold summer. camp.
The. League looks upon this in-
itial: “purchase. asa first: phase
Sofa program that“could lead to-
“the establishment of a large fleet
to provide’ gliding : opportunities
for Air Cadets. right | across Can-
“ada,

iliarization flights were carried
Be cout at. the Penhold camp. The
mm eis operated under the sup-

‘ rvision of F/L Graeme Proud-
“foot, ‘and was again supported by

TEENS: ELECT
MAYOR AND
ALDERMEN

‘Members of Sidney Teen ‘Town
-organization have duly elected
their officers. in the style of
“a municipal government, witha.
“mayor, © ‘aldermen. and officials
in the’ 15 to 20- year-old group,
and junior councillors aged from
13 to:15.. ;

with Laverne Dobell (deputy may~
or), Janet. Sinclair, John Gard-.
ner, Marilyn Shade and Sharon
Kavanagh. as aldermen.
clerk is Nina Lemboke, and trea~

urer is Susan Whitehouse. cA
engineer whose | responsibilities

will be to arrange premises for

functions and ensuring that build-

ings are cleaned is yat to be

elected.

Junior councillors are ‘Maur-
een Campbell, Barbara Bruce,
Joyce Watling, George Foley and
Gordie Gudmanson,

. Teen Town has made applica-
tion to council for use of the
room beneath the new premises
of the police department. Ald-
erman Mrs. £,M. Sealey said last
Monday that enquiries relating
to work that would be necessary
to-put the. room into a usable
condition are not yet complete.

He
Be
“ie

system to acquaint young people
with the methods of local gov-
7 ernment, sald Ken Campbell,
) © “Qur standing committees re-

late to sports, canteen, enter-"

tainment and public Felations’’.

July 3, 1968

-pilot training program was Op-.
erated -as -a-joint«venture of- ‘the:
Alberta Provincial Committee of
the League and the Alberta Glid-

Air Cadets: and one officer.were
~-trained-to: glider pilot-standard”
. during

which involved’ 860 -flights and

_ing of instructors, many of whom.

“ proaching and everyone will be.

: with picnicking.
“other activities.

a : ve our litter ‘lying aroun
“Duriiig: ‘the iments of ouly and: 220 b_8 vine.

August, 1967, . ‘almost 2000 fam- ~

“to make’ a good impression’ on.

-Mayor. Ken Campbell presides ot

Town.

Teen Town has organized its’

"At. nearby. Innisfail,” a glider’ :

ing Council,.with a measure: of
support from the Service, Twelve

the six-week program
219 hours of student gliding.

In -view of the successful .in-
troduction of gliding at Penhold

- Prices Ae J Efective |

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

uly ( 6 . ier -
y . Cooking,
“In Your Friendly Sidney Safeway Store Baking,

and Trenton, the League is now
pushing plans to gradually ex-
tend its activities to all four
Air .Cadet. summer cams ac~
ross Canada. «It is. also antic’
ipated that in the course of time,
Air Cadet gliding will be carried
out largely on the basis of winch
launching, a system that has —
been used with great success by

the Air Training Corps in Great

Dalewood Margarine

~ Economical
Use asa Soread:
or. for Cooking

Britain,

“A high priority ‘requirement
as far as the Air Cadet organ-
ization is concerned is the train-_

will likely be former Air Cadets.
Once®* a . Sufficient’ ‘number of
qualified instructors is available
within the Air Cadet organization,

a large-scale gliding. program
can be undertaken in all parts
of Canada, not only during the
summer camp period, but in the
spring and fall as well,

If all goes well on the Air

Cadet scene, Canada should soon
be producing large numbers of
well motivated young gliding.en-
thusiasts who will add new ime
petus to the development of this
fine sport in Canada.

Green Peas _

Town House. Blended. Choice. 4 oz. Tin. jovcaeeenees 4. for |

Taste Tells. Choice 2 Quality. 4 A oz. Tin

Tuna Fish —

Sea Trader. Flaked.. 7% oz. Tin ..

’ Lucerne. Vanilla’ or Triple Treat.

Sidney Sponsors
Poster Contest

-The Town of Sidney is spon-
soring an anti-litter poster. con-
test, and in this regard the fol-
lowing letter. was sent.to local
schools:

~ Dear. Students:

“Summer holidays are“ ap-

spending more. time outdoors,

- Walking, and
‘Because. sum-
mer is a relaxing time, we some-
times get lazy and careless, and

Sidney is’ a ‘point: “of entry to7 |"
Vancouver. Island, and for this
reason we, have. many: tourists —
from the United States and other
parts of Canada. We would like

these’ visitors so they may re-
turn.. again... _ But ‘aside from

that, and even more important,
we are concerned about making
“ our community. a-nicer place to

live in ali year round. One of
the big problems, not only here.
but everywhere - is litter!

.For. this reason the: Town of.
Sidney is offering | cash prizes
to students” ‘resident in Sidney
for the best. anti-litter poster
designs, which we . may use ina
campaign: : .

‘Rules‘are as foliows:

“1, Poster ‘designs “submitted
tiust ‘be not less. than 9’? x 12"
and ‘not: more than 127? -x°18"",

2. All designs. submitted must.)
be the original work of the en-
trant. On the back of the poster, .
please put name, address, phone
number and age.

3, Contest is open to students
up to age 19, resident in Sidney.
Judging ‘ will be based on age
groups.

‘4, All entries must be sub-
mitted before 5° p.m, Friday,
July 5. ‘They may be left at
‘Town of Sidney office or mail-
ed to Poster Contest, Box 190,
Sidney.

TOWN OF SIDNEY
_ GIVEN AWARD

Saanichton School was one of
four district schools awarded a
framed certificate from the de-
partment of education for parti-
cipating and contributing funds
toward Project 100 in 1967. The
presentation was made by Miss”
B. McArthur on behalf of R. S.
Price, District Superintendent of
Schools.

a cena GONEURNISHED) noms
£ BRAND NEW + FIRST TTS,
Range, fridge, sundtapes, elec-
tric heat, hot water, cablevision,
washer and dryer included in
rent, View suites 2 blocks from
ocean and main street in Sid-
ney, Nine suite block, comple-
tion day 15 August. 3 stes.
now tented to elderly ladies,

SEE Le

BERLE ABR INE

le ati

ning rent for $121 to $145. Aduits

Maa
AK nat:

ey, B.C. or phone 385-4955
évés. o7-1

CLASSIF FIED“:

1 and 2 bedmmom suites Ttemal-

pets. Apply Box 126, Sid-

(Continued from
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OPPORTUNITIES

SPARE TIME INCOME
Refilling and collecting money
from NEW TYPE high-quality
coin-operated dispensers inyour
area, To qualify you must have
cat, references, $600 to $2,900
cash. Seven to twelve hours
weekly can net excellent monthly
income. More full time. For
personal interview write CANA-
PENN DISTRIBUTING LIMITED,

Strawberry Jom

Empress Pure. ° ‘New 1968 Pack”. 48 Hl. CF 2

~ Apple Pie

Bel-Air Frozen. Full 24 oz. Each

Chili Con carne

- Taste Tells. Hot or r Mild. 14. fl. OZ. tin

‘omato. Tice

“Town House. Fancy Quality. 48 fl. oz. Tin a

Ak or Wob Hill Colle
21h ag 121

Rich Coffee
Favor.

65

Toilet T issue

Truly Fine. White. or: 1 Colored. Pkg. of 4 Rolls

1a Bu

Roll $. 8

202 OUELLETTE AVENUE,
WINDSOR, ONTARIO. Include
phone number. 27-1

Frozen.
Fresh

Grade 7" lb.
| Thighs ncesiasctbocect wo. 19
Drumsticks ib. 89°

Cross Rib Roast

Beef. Gov't. Inspected. Canada Choice, Good.

Beef Pot Roast —

Boned & Rolled. Plate & Brisket Choice, Good.

Piece Bacon
Fresh Cod Fillets

Dip in Batter and

Cut Up

Breasts

who wen

Gov't inspect

Deep Fry for Fish
Gnd Chips .....-----.---------—---- |

Gov't Inspected. Ib.

*WHOLE “HALF

jouse”’
Chicken’

“Local No. 1

Just Scrub. and. Cook.
Make a Potato Salad.

49

OT

Plump, firm Golden fruit

5 lb. Poly
Bags

rr rrr!

Oranges —

b.

Green Beans

Imported No.1

ed. ib.

Crisp. Tender. 0...

No 1 ! Banan \

Red Haven Peaches

i

2.

California No.l. Sweet and Juicy...

Bing Cherries —

Imported No.1. Ripe and Juicy. boeutnanncagennmnncs beceee secconece Ib.

Outspan, Navel. Sweet and Juicy.

ww A& |

lbs.
ry Sr ae

, Cherry Tomatoes

ES

| imported No. .
Approx. 14 o2. Bskt........

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