AlS5 - Wednesday, October 12, 1983 - North Shore News

TRI-SERVICE CADET WEEK

THE THREE North Shore Mayors recently pro- claimed October 9-16 as Tri-service Cadet Week. Five cadet corps from North and West Vancouver will be participating in membership drives as well as special events to mark their week. The grand finale will be a ceremonial parade and inspection by His Honour the Lieutenant Governor to be held at the Seaforth Armories in Vancouver on Sunday, Oct. 16 at 11 a.m. Army, Navy and Air Cadets from all over the lower mainiand will be participating. What follows is a look at one of the five North Shore cadet corps. While it is about the Royal Canadian Army Cadets, much of what it says per- ~ ™ NEWS photos Eric Eggerteon tains to the cadet movement as 2 whole. STANDING ON GUARD for thee, members of the 6th Field Army Cadets parade under the watchful eye of Sgt. Willie Col-

fins. Army, navy and air cadets are being honored during Tri-Service Cadet Week throughout the area. The Royal Canadian Army could double in size before y vy & = ; Cadets is experiencing Christmas. nation-wide growth with a The Army Cadet Program i

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in the province with a 20 per = subjects are taught in a struc- cent increase expected for tured once a week program - ,; this year. Why is this ranging from first aid and : happening? cold weather survival to i Captain Bob Irvine, the music and recreational nifle Commanding Officer of the shooting. North Shore’s 6 Field Once a month the cadets Engineer Squadron Army go out ona weekend exercise Cadet Corps explains, ‘‘I feel where they work together the increase in the number of = under conditions of physical youth joining organizations and emotional strain. The such as ours can be put down adventure, tearning and to two reasons. First, almost’ camaraderie are hard to every student was involved ins duphcatie elsewhere. school clubs, spoms, church Summer offers camps and | groups, Cadets and other courses across the country groups in the 50s and carly and abroad. 60s. Then came the “Do your Not ony arc uniforms, own thing’ cra, which ts meals, travel expenses and in- lutcrally what most students struction free of charge, but wanted to do. As a result, in addition cadets who par- clubs and groups such as ours” stake im ai six week summer lost popularity almost to the camp are paid $240. Cadets pont of extinchon Now [| are under no obligation to feel that young people reahze = serve in the Canadian Armed that “Their own thing’ 1s Forces and are not encourag often many other's ‘Own ed or counselled to sign up

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