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6 ANN TORENV EY

VC 922 Naval Reserve veterans gather for 25th anniversary

Former members of the VC 922
Naval Reserve flying squadron
recently reunited lor brunch and a
display of old flying films _
slides.

VC 922 was formed carly in.
1954, was stauioned at the Pat Bay
Airport,
appointment of Alec Davidson as
commanding officer, it worked
effectively in-its role as a back-up
to the Air Branch of the Royal
Canadian Navy.

Squadron pilots without previ-
ous expericnce were trained to
“wings” standard anda number of
experienced pilots, whose skills
were maintained and extended,
were recruited into RCAF ranks.

Pilots came from a variety of
civilian occupations and many
continued to pursue their civilian

~ interests in.addition to performing
their flying duties in the Naval
Reserve, former commanding | offi-
cer Dave Slader said.

“The operational airplanes of
the regular navy were made availa-
ble to the reserve pilots for training

-and a high degree of proficiency in

their: operation was achieved. by
S the. reservists,’ ”-Slader said.

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At one time there were four
other reserve squadrons in Canada
similar to VC 922, which made for

keen competition among them in
quests for efficiency and sale fly-
ing trophics, Slader said. »

HANDS ON THE CANNON during a recent reunion of the VC
922 Naval Reserve Flying Squadron are Craig McKensie,
DFC, Jim: Rankin, DSC, and Carl Smith, DFC.: Air squadron
members who were based at the Pat Bay Airport from 1954

to 1964 reunited recently for a 25th anniversary brunch.

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- | For this. cause shall a man leave :

| ent..God intended that.the fami- §
=pHis purpose: 1s that: the: love. in
“| parents with the children. The |

“| of security. from the evils of a

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Wednesday, November 29,1989 — A17

“VC 922 was a frequent winner
of both trophics and was twice
featured on the cover of Wave Off
magazine, which was devoted to
naval aviation safety,” he said.

During the Second World War,
three squadron members. per-
formed acts. of heroism: that were
awarded.

Former VC 922 members Craig
McKensie and Carl Smith were
awarded Distinguished Flying

Crosses. Former RCAF reserve
squadron 442 commanding officer
Jim Rankin was awarded a Distin-
guished Service Cross.

Squadron members flew Har-
vards and Beecheralt: Expediters
from 1954 to 1964 while based al
Par Bay,

f THE BIBLE FOR BETTER LIVING
Living in todays world becomes §
| increasingly difficult. Pressures }
f and uncertainties are creating |
stress for us all; in all walks of
t life. Mothers, especially work-
fing mothers with children, are
some of the worst affected by
7 the stresses of today’s ‘society. §
f Society has created many of | -
these problems by setting up for
itself its own standards, which §
| is impossible for some to obtain, |
thereby causing considerable |
i stress and heartache.
it was never Gods intent that |
| married couples should sepa-
| rate and cause the sad circum- |
| stances that children have to.
face without a father or mother.
The divine principal Jesus ex- §.
plains in Matt 19-4. “Have. you }

Engineers will be analyzing Sid-
licy’s sanitary scwer system to
measure the effect of commercial
and multipic residential expan-
sion.

Sidney council decided Monday =
-to contract with Ker, Priestman
and Associates Ltd. for $18,615.

The town has $20,000 in. its
current budget for the. project,
however a 50 per cent provincial
grant is possible.

The study is necessary because
of old, vitrified clay sewer pipes
“usually laid at minimum. grade,”
-a‘staff memo ‘says. Also, scwer
treatment plant staff say ground
water is entering the system.

| the beginning, male and female. al

For the sake of better communi-

cation, town council should: have

letters read in their-entirety. at.
meetings, Ald. John Calder said
“Monday. . a

.*We-are reducing the. level (of
communication between. us: and

the residents out there,” he said. 25
~~ But for.the sake of good contine oS
“ued communication,’ Sidney town :
marriage should be shared, the |. stalfeshould keep on reading: Only ghee |
‘pertinent portions | ‘of letters, Mayor, _—
Norma Sealcy: countered.: se
“Reading Ictters.is not-my: idea~.
Ljoying happiness and joy is a of ruc. communication,” she said.
picture that it is difficult for ah - Letters. stat fic can deal-with are... :
| broken family’ to provide. currently not read into the record.

Ald. Herb: Addison -said the

“curren. policy. means “extrenicly

long Ietters’’? -nced not be ready

And the policy, climinates individ-.
cuals from “trying t6 set our ugen-

da.”

i father and mother.and. shall |
| cleave to his wife, and they shall

E be one flesh, for what God has

L joined together. let not:man ‘put §

| asunder.” If only we could follow :
b this divine law the broken. home |

| situation. would be much differ-] .

tly. circle should: not: be. broken.

home is intended to-be a place. } 7

‘cruel. world:’A caring family: en:.Fe

| family. sitting around the table |
reading the word.of God to- |
gether. The whole family grow- |
ing together in the understand:

I ing of Gods word. "The family
that prays icgether stays to- }
gether" is a true statement. ‘To §

i bring up a family in the love of

| God and his divine precepts, is }

} doing much for them to be able-
to-have a faith and hope to-carry

But Calder salt itis residents:
7 prerogative 10 be part ol scluing
~ the agenda.”

Pp then’ through into Gods king- . a es “SE
t dom, Jest ;

s said, “Sutfer little |
children to cone unto me, for of |

I such is the Kingdom of God.”
So then, :the Bible massage. is

Lihat. we should read it, and

| make its law our own, The door

E of hope is still open, Our Gad is Fo
a loving God. Peter expracses ie

this way, "God is not slack in his

I promisas, as some men count
arknass bat is long suffering
not willing thal any should per-
ish.” 2 Pator 3-9 ,
One of the sins ol 600 iaty Is
that many childran ara being '
neglected sand-in: many Gases
unloved: and finally very ofton
they become a problom for the |
police rind social warkers, and
throug! no fault af thair own. Wo

J parents candoa so much for our
children by disciplining our-own.

Air compressors
worth $600 stoien
‘Two portable. air compressors

worth SQ00 each: were faken from
Butler Bros, Supplies Ltd, on

Kanling Crossroad sometime
berween Nove fe l7 © emmnal Saa-
“hich police said,
The five horsepower Spee eduir
; models were momnted an carts
tives, and giving tham the exam: with wheels and were ke pin the
ple thuy need 1 grow inte slr: Taiviber yard es potice said:
‘ing, caring adults. So lat us give Te po gh wre
the Bible a placa, and Goda q _
place in-aur, homes: and. our
haarts: —
Tho Peninsula Christadeiphians
wolcomo -you to attend a Bible
) addross to be given on Sunday,
| Noe, 3 at 7 p.m, in tho Moose Hall,
7925 E, Saanich Rd. ontitled
Babylon Reborn. -

| Vehicle break- -ins

A docked 1OR4 Mustang, ‘parked -

in front-ol a warehouse on Mirah
Road overnight: Nov. ba. lo awvas

broken Into and a. car. stereg: was
partially. removed but not taken,
Commi Saanich police said.

A186: Plymouth Reltont was
broken into and ransieked over
night Nov. 16-17, police said.

About $6 worth of change sas
tiken fror the unlocked: vehicle

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