the examiner Tuesday May 22 1979 FB Borden becomin BrigGen Andrew Christie commander of the Special Service Forces outlines procedures of Ex ercise Georgian Strike simulated attack pro gram involving about 3000 troops from SSF units stationed in Petawawa and London Ont Ex aminer Photo Inspection show skills Thursday Members of the grey and Simcoe Foresters Army Cadet Corps will demonstrate the knowledge and skills gained during the past year at the an nual inspection Thursday at pm at the Barrie Armoury Seven major awards will be presented to cadets during the inspection The reviewing officer will be LtCol Stewart CD the commanding officer of the Gray and Simcoe Foresters regiment The inspecting of ficer will be Sgt Watts of the Canadian Forces Training System Canadian Forces Base Toronto Band music will be provided by the No 53 RC sea CC Barv rie sea cadets Circus coming The Gatini Circus Canadas largest tent circus comes to Barrie for twoday visit May 30 and 31 at the Towers Mall The circus features 75 per formers from Europe and North America and 50 trained animals Lion tamers clowns acrobats and highwire artists are just some of the 21 acts presented by the Gatini Circus Tickets for the circus are $5 for adults and $3 for children under 13 Infants are free Theres $1 discount on tickets bought before the circus arrives in Barrie SAVE on repairs to TVs Radios and Stereos For Quick Service Call STEWART manomcs 1239451 74 PeelSt The past year has been an outstanding one for the cadet corps They won the Stra thcona Shield and efficiency trophy as the top army cadet corps in Central Ontario They also won the drill and firstaid competi tions at Canadian Forces Base Borden Barrie honored the corps with plaque and city flag The commanding officer of the cadets Cadet Capt Schuett of Barrie was recently selected by the Ontario com mand of the Royal Canadian Legion as the outstanding army cadet in Ontario By RICHARD THOMAS of The Examiner Canadian Forces Base Borden will become bat tleground during the first two weeks in June when simulated air attack program known as Exercise Georgian Strikestarts The exercise will involve about 3000 members of the Special Service Forces SSF based in Petawawa and Lon don Ont as well as 140 aircraft including transport and fighter planes and helicopters said BrigGen Andrew Christie commander of SSF BrigGen Christie said the sounds and sights of war such as artillery fire low flying planes and troops along county iv +4 When roads will become familiar to tion parachute force made up residents in the area of CFB Borden and Meaford just north of Owen Sound All fighting will take place within the confines of the military reserve but it can happen day or night he said The only activity outside the military area will be helicopter traffic between CFB Borden and Meaford and the movement of troops along Highways 11 400 90 and 26 said BrigGen Christie Exercise Georgian Strike also carried out last year is part of the SSFs annual train ing cycle and is designed to train the men for war and keep them battle ready he said The SSF is quick reac of infantry artillery engineer ing and medical units and an exercise of this nature is to practise the orchestration of these forces BigGen Christie said CONSIDERED ALLY During the exercise CFB Borden will be considered country allied to Canada which is conquered by an invading force he said It will be the SSFs job to attack the enemy and drive them out BrigGen Christie said The Camp Borden area is idea because it contains an air field and parachute drop zone he said 300 persons charged during holiday here By STEPHEN NICHOLLS of The Examiner WASAGA BEACH Provin cial police charged more than 300 persons during the Victoria Day holiday weekend that saw 15000 visitors swarm into the area There was lot of drinking and lot of drugs said Cpl Wes Prosser He said 299 persons were charged for liquor offences Many charges were also laid under the Highway Traffic Act and there were 35 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