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Airmanship, Flight, Engines And Navigation, Just A Few Of The Courses Offered To Cadets Of No. 700 Air Squadron On Monday September 12, no. | ron Royal C.arfa.diafi Air Cadets,| 1967 season. The first parade| mainly with docl 700 (David Hornell V.C.) Squadâ€" | resumed activities for the 1966â€" night was, as usual, occupied | organization, and SUMMER PIGEONS: The 29 air cadets and ofâ€" ficers in this pictures, who are members of the 700 (David Hornell V.C.) Squadron of Weston, attendâ€" ed camp at the RCAF base, Trenton, this summer. Courses taken by the junior airmen included naviâ€" gation, airmanship and aireraft maintenance. Unâ€" der the wing of an RCAF "Tracker" Amphibian used for antiâ€"submarine patrol and search and resâ€" ecue work are: (front row L to R) :V. Bieniawski, W. Chomyn, Cpl. 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Caâ€" binet size: 30%" high, 31 9/16" wide, 18%" deep*. *Add 3%" to depth for tube cap. wWwHY NOT BUY THE BEST? COME IN AND SEE (at Keele St. in the North Park Plaza) PHONE 241â€"7380 1379 LAWRENCE AVE. WEST documentation and ang enrollment of LARGEST PICTURE! new recruits. The new squadron C.0., S/L Jack Hardie, advises that a limited number of openâ€" ings are available for new re cruits, due to retirements from the ranks in accordance with the age regulations. Any boy who has reached the age of 14 years, or is in High School, is eligible to enroll, and interested candidates should report to Squadron _ Headquarters _ any Monday night at 7 p.m. Within a week or so, the Squadron activities will be in full swing, including classes in navigation, engines, theory of flight, airmanship, first aid, drill, and subjects pertaining to spaceâ€"age technology. There are openings in the fine drum and bugle band for those interested in music, and also a rifle club. Cadets are eligible for flying scholarships, exchange visits to the United Kingdom and the USA, Senior Leaders‘ Courses, and the annual summer camp. During the training year, visits to various industrial plants are arranged, and for the past four years the Squadron has jourâ€" neyed to Buffalo for the St. Paâ€" trick‘s Day Parade. It is a matâ€" ter of considerable pride to the boys that on each visit to Bufâ€" falo, they have brought home one of the major marching. troâ€" phies. From the 17th to the 30th of last July, members of the Squaâ€" dron participated in the annual summer camp at Canadian Foreâ€" es Base, Trenton, Ont. Their activities included _ familiarizaâ€" tion flights in RCAF aircraft, and a variety of sports. They also made a trip to Ottawa, whereâ€" they visited the Aircraft Museum, Parliament Buildings, and many other points of interâ€" est. 6 The Squadron is sponsored and supported by no. 442 (David Hornell V.C.) Wing of the RCAF Association. Chairman of the sponsoring committee is Charâ€" les Konvalinka, who recently retired as Commanding Officer of the Squadron after six years of service in this capacity. â€" Imagination â€" a study of the essence of this quality as it is found in literature and in other forms of selfâ€"expression, a study of the techniques with which an artist interprets his imaginative qualities and of the purpose for which some imaginative devices are employedâ€"will be the theme of a course to be sponsored this year by the University Women‘s Club of Weston. The course will be conducted | by a member of the staff of the : English department of York Uniâ€" | versity. During some sessions | lectures will be given, at others films will be viewed. Taking as1 the pivot of the lecture series Dante‘s "Divine Comedy", the! lecturer will unfold for partici-i pants an awareness * Dante‘s[ art, and will introduce other | works of literature, film making, | and other art forms. | This will be a very challenging course for anyone ambitious to For the information of boys interested in joining no. 700 Squadron, the headquarters is at the RCAF Supply Depot, Wesâ€" ton Rd., just south of the Macâ€" Donaldâ€"Cartier Freeway. Parade nights are every Monday from 7 pm to 9.30 p.m. Y.W.‘s Eva Munro Completes Course Eva Munro of the Weston Y.W.C.A., successfully completâ€" ed an intensive "Teachers Trainâ€" ing Institute" course this sumâ€" mer at Great Barrington, Masâ€" sachusetts. Internationally famâ€" ous physical fitmess expert Bonâ€" nie Prudden heads the centre. Seventyâ€"five Physical Educaâ€" tion teachers from North Amerâ€" ica attended the course which included teaching methods for preâ€"schoolers, elementary grade youngsters, teenâ€"agers, â€" adults and senior citizens. a former Weston resident, a reâ€" cent graduate of Teachers Colâ€" lege and is currently teaching school in Etobicoke. Classes beâ€" gin on Sept. 19. Phone 244â€"5541 for information about "Â¥" courses and classes. Ted Telford, Royalavon Cresâ€" cent, has agreed to teach the bridge instruction course at the Weston Y.W.C.A. Mr. Telford is Wayne . Tipton, a former in structor has been forced to re sign due to illness. "‘Imagination", A Class For Women Enroll Now With 700 David Hornell V.C. Squadron Parade Night: Every Monday 7 to 9:30 youth epportunity Headquarters located at the R.C.A.F. Supply Depot Weston Rd. Just South of Highway 401 JOIN THE AlBR CADETS! THE WESTON TIMES â€" Thursday, September 15, 1966 â€" Page 7 raise his point of perspective. It is scheduled for afternoons to enable young matrons with small children to attend, for whose care a free babyâ€"sitting service will be available. Lectures begin on Wednesday, October 5, and will be held for the nine weeks following, at 1:45 p.m.â€"3:30 p.m. in Central Unitâ€" ed Church, King Street, Weston. The full course includes 20 lecâ€" tures, 10 before Christmas and 16 beginning early in 1967. The expenses involved will be simply interested in youth serâ€" met through the enrollment fee vyice, who are willing to help to of $17.50 for each series of 10 make available to all boys the lectures. For women and men challenge and the guidance of unable to attend the full series, | n]en]bership in the Boy Scouts. single lecture tickets are availâ€"| Mrs. C. S. Storng of King Cresâ€" able at $2. each. cent, Weston, was the hostess on Lions‘ Ladies‘ Auxiliary is Wednesday, September 14, at meeting for the first time this | 1:45 p.m. to members of the season in Weston Arena, at 8:15 . Richview Women‘s Institute, who p.m. on Monday, September 19. opened another season of interâ€" Their guests for the evening will esting meetings with a study of be the wives of members of the | the fascination, the methods and Weston Lions‘ Club who may be *the importance of historical reâ€" Lions‘ Ladies‘ Auxiliary is meeting for the first time this season in Weston Arena, at 8:15 p.m. on Monday, September 19. Their guests for the evening will be the wives of members of the Weston Lions‘ Club who may be unfamiliar with the opportunities T he Weston Report ArE you FED UP? L7 T. ies ds s o2 ) . fij %g l i y S3 PSE on §z,,, if::;g‘z;séz-‘:} mssc Cttvct Reg. Order 95c WA j You Get _ WXA sarmsâ€"q C es Sauce, To: F e Only 1e V 0 ¢ ho Take Out ( , (R . 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