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THE REVIEW

Wednesday, June 9, 1976

CADETS DISPLAY TOP PERFORMANCE
AT ANNUAL PARADE

by Reg Davis

Last) Saturday evening |
witnessed one of the most
impressive displays of
precision marching - drilling
and band music | have ever
seen. Not, as you may think,
by a team of seasoned adult
service personnel - but instead
by Sidney’s own 676 Kinsman
squadron of air cadets.
Numbering a total of 83,
including 18 young ladies, this
squadron, whose members
ages range between 13 to 19,
were immaculate in their dress
- perfect in their discipline -
and without one of them out of
Step they marched and drilled
hefore a large crowd of of-
ficers and immediate families,
wa their P8th annual inspection
and parade.

Responding smartly to
orders and with perfect
precision, their performance
was a credit to these young
people, who spend many hours
of hard training and drilling
throughout the year. There
must have been many a proud
parent amongst the audience as
they watched their offspring
perform such a

stirring |

display.
With Reid Hannan — of-
ficiating as M.C., the

squadron was first inspected
by Major W.D. Stroud. Then,
trophies were presented to
mark the achievements of the
cadets. All of them displayed
perfect drill and salutes as they
stepped up to receive their
awards,

After the parade - Warrant
Officer, Ist class, Mark
Theaker told The Review some
of the honours this out-
standing squadron has earned.

For five consecutive years,
from 1970 to 1974, they were
the top squadron in B.C.

In 1974 they achieved the
ultimate honour, by being the
top squadron in all of Canada,
out of a total of 380 squadrons
-a fine performance.

In) markmanship  - — they
scored 1499 points out of 1560
- as close as one can get

Four of the cadets hold
powered pilots licences, while

five hold a= licence to fly
gliders.
At) the moment, the

squadrons members are busy
building their own aircraft.

Much credit must go to
Warrant Officer Theaker, as
he is responsible not only to his
superior officers, but also for
the training of the cadets. He
has done a remarkable job,
and is a perfect example of
what service training and

discipline can do for a young
person.

Following a banquet at
squadron headquarters,
commanding officer, Major

J.H. McLeod was presented
a picture of the DC-3 aircraft
he flew for many years. The

sun obliged by showing up for
the parade, and Sidney should
be proud of the achievements
of this fine body of young men
and women, whose dedication
and hard work has resulted in
bringing top honours to this

community.

STAG Receives Grant; Program Guaranteed

The Sidney Teen Activity
Group has recently received a
grant from the secretary of
state department under the
student community _ service
program.

Three workers have been
hired to run a summer activity
program for teens living in the

Sidney and North Saanich
area.

The workers are:

Joe MacLellan: Summer

‘Program Co-ordinator.
comes highly qualified to
STAG with a history of
working with teenagers.
MacLellan is a past program
co-ordinator for Junior
Achievement and has also
worked as a scout master and
cub leader. With an = avid
interest in arts and crafts,
MacLellan is involving the
teens. with. such projects as
ccramics and macrame.

Pat McLennan: Recreation
Supervisor for the

He

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College in the field of
recreation and has a
background in Outward

Bound courses, industrial first
aid, canoeing, arts and crafts
and- general sports. Her main
interest lies in programming
for teens.

Mike Nauss: Outdoor
Activity Supervisor. Nauss
joins the program with high
recommendations. Past
president of Parkland School’s
student council, Nauss is a
‘‘local’’. He has been involved
in such events as hiking the
West Coast Trail, backpacking
in Los Padres National Forest,
and hiking in Switzerland. He
has a vast experience in the
outdoors and is an experienced
swimmer holding a Bronze
Medallion. Nauss is currently
training as a ski patoller and as
a scuba diver.

Sizes

The summer program is in

S-M-L-XL

sortment of SHOES

Many Styles and Colours.
Good Size Range, Some Values to 15%

Little Boys’ Denim

JACKETS

Head & Shoulders

SHAMPOO

Young Men’s Washed Denim

JEANS

Sizes 28 - 36

the planning stages now. There
are information centres set up
at Parkland School and North
Saanich School during lunch
hours where you can meet the
three summer workers.

A phone will be installed at
the end of June at Parkland
School.

Any parent wishing in-
formation on activities being
planned or wishing to offer
Suggestions can contact
Camille Martin at 656-4206.

Though the kind assistance
of Mr. J. Lott, Mrs. B. Clazy,
Mr. B. Abbott, Mr. F. Bazter
and School District #63, STAG
will be able to use school
facilities for an indoor summer
program where the gym and
arts and crafts room will be
available to include ceramics
and macrame.

The program will commence
July 2 and run through until
August 31. It will be free of

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SHIRTS
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Assorted Prints

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charge and all young people

between the ages of 13 and 18
are welcome.

Because the government
covers only salaries and not
operating costs, it may be
necessary to charge a minimal
fee for some events.

Assistance from local
residents in the areas of

transportation, equipment,
facilities or volunteer time
would be most welcome.

STAG hopes that parents
will get involved with the
summer program in any way.
Please watch for further in-
formation in the Review, store
windows and schools.

PIONEER SOCIETY
PACKS BANQUET

The Saanich Pioneer Society
held its annual banquet in the
Log Cabin, Saanichton, on
Saturday May 29th, with about
cighty in attendance, and a
delicious meal was enjoyed.

The banquet was attended
by. the President, Willard
Michell and Mrs. Michell, and
the Vice-President, David

Scoles acted as Master of |

Ceremonies.
Grace was said by Mrs.

to the Queen was proposed by
Mike Rice.

Jack Clark proposed the
toast to the pioneers, which
was responded to by Lorne
Thomson with his usual stock
of amusing anecdotes.

Art Gardner gave a most
interesting talk on the
Historical Artifacts Society

“and their future plans on their

Site onthe Pat Bay Highway.

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Sat., June 12 — Beginners — (2-5 p.m. and 6:30-8:30 p.m.)
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