A10 - Sunday News, September 13, 1981

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The 103D Thunderbird
Air Cadet Squadron, after
disbanding for summer
holidays, resumed
operations last Wednesda
with their first training
parade of the 1981-82 year.

The returning cadets and
prospective members were
primarily preoccupied with
administrative matters at the
Squadron Headquarters,
Sth and Forbes Ave. in
North Vancouver. The most
urgent order of business was
the exchange and fitting of
the free uniforms provided
for the cadets. The uniforms
that the 13-18 year old
cadets wore in June seem
always too small after the
summer break.

Capt. R. Paul,
commanding officer,
nounced the

the
an-
Squadron's

GLIDER WINGS being
presented last month to
Cadet Sgt. S.E. Wetter
of 103 Squadron by Col.
J}. Chisholm, CD,
commander of CFB
Comox, at the Princeton
Gilder School.

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participation in the Battle of
Britain Memorial Service
this Sunday, September 13,
at Stanley Park. Services
such as this are well attended
by the Air Cadets, honouring
the past as well as ap-
preciating the excellent
opportunities available in
the Air Cadet prozram.

Capt. Paul also introduced
the sponsoring committee,
chaired by Mr. D. Johnson,
to the cadets and staff. Capt.
M. Wood, the adjutant,
announced that the band will
begin its Tuesday -evening
practices on September 15.
More musicians are still
needed to fill out the 20-
cadet band.

Between the _ official
business there was plenty of
opportunity for the returning
cadets to exchange their

experiences at the summer

camps in which they had.
biggest ©

participated. The
huddles tended to gravitate
around. the three cadet
sergeants, Sikorski, Neff and
Wetter. Flight Sergeant
Sikorski was showing off his
power flying wings and the
other two their gliding wings

NV air cadets back in training

Squadron Air Cadet
program, a dessert party will
be held on Sunday, Sep-
tember 20, 1:30-4:00 p.m., at
the Forbes Avenue Ar-
moury. Those interested in
coming will hear the cadets
describe their summer camp
highlights, the staff outline

PH receives grant

The’ North Shore's
Presentation House Cultural
Society has received a grant
of $3,500 from the Van-
couver Foundation to help
finance its first resident
professional theatre
production scheduled for
this fall.

Matenal developed by

areas of Culture, Child
Welfare, Education, Health
Services, etc. Last year
alone it distributed more
athan $7% million to several
hundred groups throughout
the province.

Anyone interested in
knowing more about the
work of the Foundation is

the coming year’s program, local artists will be featured. invited to contact” the

which they had earned, and a report from the Since its formation in 1943. Executive Director, Van-

along with their private sponsoring committee. the Vancouver Foundation couver Foundation, 9th

pilot's hcences. After the program coffee bas provided more thau Floor, 1199 West Pender

Once a cadet has com- and a wide sampling of $43,000,000 in assistance to Street. Vancouver, B.C.
pleted a two week basic desserts will be served. registered societies in the V6E2R1.

camp, he or she has a wide
choice of suyaimer camps for
which ejfier can apply,
aircraft.“maintainance and
band,through photography.
Even at the senior cadet
level many programs are
available for those not
seeking flight instruction.
All the camps are available
at no cost to the cadets.

To further inform the
cadets, prospective cadets
and parents in North
Vancouver about the 103

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