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Barrie Examiner, 30 Mar 1944, p. 10

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FEET BARRYF Kinkfifii BARREEONTARIOCANADA THURSDAY MARC 39 MANUFACTURERS 0F BARRIE CREAMERY BUTTER Phone 4443 Kiwanidn Norris COMPLIMENTS OF THE GREEN FRONT STORES HARDWARE and CHINA HARRY ARMSTRDNG PROP Phone 17801 BACK THE turn or TOMORROW OTE BARR Kiwanimi Gib Webb Members of Toront OFFlCl TORONTO BARRIE Stock Exchange 35 AT ORILLIA 95 Dunlop St Barrie Craig Sons illlif illlltll IllAl tilll llillll MENS AND BIIYSi WEAR wt sillatmi ll ARMY and AIR FORCE UNIFORMS Phone 4302 42 Dunlop St MAIN IllllIII ROOM BAI tIlIli Alli AIHIT BUILDING Barrie Kiwanis Squadron Has One of Finest SetUps OI Air Caditsin Canada BARRiE KiWANiS CLUB me PARSONS Secretarr With the opening of the new Air lvdet building last fall the No ltlill Barrie Kiwanis Squadron is non operating Willi one of the finest and most complete setups ofuany Squadron in Canada Realizing that it was not practicw al to make the old Mdrkct Building into suitable place to carry on the Sqlladrons activities the presenil buildng was erected and complete ly paid for by the Kiwanis Club of BarrieWith the splendid coopcr ation received from the officers of the Grey and Simcoe Foresters who have pllt the facilities of the Arm ollries at our disposal the Squadron can carry on all its activities underI the most favourable Conditions The Cadet building is approxim ately 20 42 feet and across the East end are the Orderly Room and Equipment Room The Orderly Room is the Commanding Officers office and contains records of each Cadet as well as all corespondcnce instructions re the training alid the organization of thcBGuadron in the Equipment Room are all types of equipment required to carry on the instructions in the various sul jects taught in the syllabus of train ing Besides all items of clothing that are carried in the stores there are 33 Cooey rifles which are nsertforantbiCrgiireuuiledicilcxam COMPUMENTS or IHE BALLPLANlNGMln alunlITchut EVERYTHING IN LUMBER drillizirrdrtargefpracticmrmcc toiffslides and silhouettes used for Airiaft Recognition buzzcrs and Aldis lamp for signalling various instruments computers globes and maps for navigation stretchers splints and bandages for First Aid testing materials and antidotes for antigas instruction books andpub lications covering all subjects Complete records of each and every item are kept by PO Jack Johnson Equipment Officer whose duty it is to supervise the receipts iSposa and loan of all articles equip ment7 jrv The West part ofthe building is room about 20 x730 feet This is used as lecture room ahdassem bly room for the Cadets The walls are decorated with silhouettes for Aircraft Recognitionand diagrams of engines compassesactcHOmthe route from Barrie torBerlin and by ceiiirrgrisizrmarshowing anmir iurcnvnuriIanuyuuwaori ncannninasuyumlniifLnuunuululnrpnlunIlliIII Ptultninr Harland Kiivaniqn gunman iuuunuuuuunu IguuuuquIlIIIIIIIIIIuI GGMPLnIsnrsaorw at COMPLIIMENTS or Latterrennin Kiwailmor Chimp Kiwanicln Norman Ineson xx W5me unnlh ohMIWnu means of model planes on wires an attendance competition isunder way the winning bomberteam to get their names on thelvDon Felt trophy In one corner is five cylinderKinnearradio aero engine on loan from the RCAF and avail able foringtruction under the hcadvv ing of Aero Engines or Framesand Theory of Flight large board with all the knots and splicsre quired in thisyllabus hangs on the Wall and is the work ofWilliam Grassland our efficient instructor in this subject He has just finished course and passed twentyfiv boys in an ckamination set by the RCAF Other squbjects on the syllabus include Drill given by Flo Fred Stevenson assisted by severalof the Air Cadet NCOs Armament in cluding target practice is given by uuuuauIIIIIInnuul icd lwiss and Jerry lloynton nid one of the lllllgtl popular subjects There are five teams of nine boys cath Competing for an Air 71th libphyvCadets are also given rifle drill Signallingt is given by lO loidon Reeve assisted by Harvey lohls iho Morse Code is taught and practice in receiving and send an on both the buzzer and lamp is an important part of Air Cadet training Aircraft Recognition is placed very high in importance and is enjoyed by the Cadets as given by George llrickc The subject re ouiresclose attention and careful study First Aid is taught by Nor man Synnott and Arthur Smith This is subject that is always of value and well Worth knowing Mathematics as required for navi gation is taught by Wilmer Howell and while this is rather dry sub ject it is preliminary to thc fas cinating subject of Navigation Norman Synnott also teaches Met eorology and WC Jack Johnson in structs in AntiGas The Command ing Officer FO Leighton Clarke and the Adjutant FO Paul Fisher supervise the administrative duties of the Squadron and give the Cad ets instruction in Air Force admin istration Dr Lou Bigelow assisted by FL Kester of the RCAFggives Vinations 14 The RCAF working ut of No Training Commandin Toronto givau es the Squadronclose cooperation and supervision Each Wednesday of the month they are visited in succession bythe Command Cadet Officer and threeCommand NCOs The Command Cadet Officer checks on all general problems and con sults with the civilian committee and ourliasion officer FL Potter of No SFTS FLfotter acts as the gobetween between theaSquad ton and No SETS Camp Borden Squadron comes Every Wednes day an administrative NCO visits the Squadron His duty is to sup ervise all Orderly Room details re cOrds and returns Following him is ifssgaunropsr an educational NCO whg covers all phases of instruction except drill randthis iseeoveredJeyradisciplin arian NCO who gives the Cadets Drill and also drill tests any Air Cadet NCOs to qualifythem for their rank These men are RCAF personnel and devote all their toAirCadet work No 102 Squadron parades Monlt day and Wednesday evenings from 730 to 930 Each summer Cadetsare taken to an RCAF station for ten days camp where they live and work just like the alrmenmon the statipn During the year visits are made to flying stations and each spring the Squadron is inspected by high ranking Air Force officer The local Squadron is fortunate in the High type ofboys it has and every endeavour is being made to give them an interesting and var ied program of instruction which will be of value tothem not only as future air crew but also as the airmindediyouths of tomorrow lnnuulunnoluunII Wmmmwuu annihilation time COMPLIMENTS OF KNIGHTS DRUG sronr BARBIE MM Canadian Tire Corpn Associate Store COMPLIMENIS OF ROBINSON HARDWARE BARBIE EVERYTHING FDR YGHII CA8 Comer Mary Elizabeth COMPLIMERTS UI WE DO IT CAREFULLY 74 Eliz BARBIE ONT Phone 2471 Phone 2431 nAckrnEnsni cum AIR CADETS abeth Street Tndnu Lithium Camilla mil to but L4L llliunun xWmm nut Your Printell Pieces Should he torrent The BarrioExaminer Commercial FilmingDepartment hasIailt up amputation EhrOUgh over 80 Years for Quality Job Printing PHONE 2414AND REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL TO DISClJSS YOUR PBI You NTING PROBLEMS 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