Wednesday,

June 17, 1959

THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE

150 Mile P-TA installs officers |

An extremely attractive cere-
mony conducted by principal
Mrs. G. Gaustin marked the in-
Stallation of officers at the an-
nual meeting“of the 150 Mile
P-TA Wednesday, June 3

Each retiring officer presen-
ted their successor with a lovely
corsage, the ribbon of each one
imprinted with a short verse
designating the duties each

R. Gueck as program chairman;
and Mrs. Cebilak as historian.
Plans were made for the an-
nual tea June 17, for members
and mothers of children start-
ing school in September, with
Mrs. Gueck as convenor. Other
business included arrangements |
for the school sports day, to be|
held June 24, and annual re-|

ports from the committee chair-

TOP CADETS RECEIVE AWARDS

Two top cadets in the 610 Squadron Air Cadets are
shown here receiving their awards at the squadron
annual inspection Sunday. At the left Flight Set.
John Zirnhelt receives the Reidemann Cup for the
most proficient rank in the flight from Wing Cmdr.
F. W. Hillock, C.D. At the right Sgt. Norman Milne
receives the Blackwell Trophy from Ivan A. Quinn,
chairman, B.C. committee, Air Cadet League of

| taken.

Squadron’s top cadets
receive trophies at
annual inspection

Flight Sergeant John Zirnhelt and Sergeant
Norman Milne, two outstanding cadets in the 610
Cariboo Air Cadet Squadron, received trophies at
the squadron’s fourth annual inspection held last
Sunday in War Memorial Arena.

John Zirnhelt won the Black-
well Mémorial Trophy for the
best cadet of the year. Norman
Milne received the Reidemann
Trophy for the most proficient
rank in the flight.

Three bands and a fine com-
plement of parents plus a good
show of ceremonial drill put on
by the cadets made the annual
inspection a great success. The
Quesnel Legion Pipe Band added
color to the event, along with
the Kiwanis drum and bugle
band and the Mission ‘trumpet
band.

The units assembled along-
side the cadets in the arena and
drummed out the cadence while
the squadron marched past the
Stand where the salute was

After the ceremonies the boys
marched down the streets to
the Stampede Grounds where a
fine display of horsemanship
Was put on by the Trail Riders.
A banquet was held in the even-
ing at St. Joseph’s Mission.

The inspecting officer was
Wing Commander F. W. Hil-
lock, C.D., senior air staff officer
of Five Air Division, Van-
couver. Other members of the
inspecting party and visiting

guests were F.L. H. E. Carling,
I. B. Quinn, B. O. Mayne, W.C.
V. R. Clerihue, Art Charleton
and F. Anfield.

Officers and instructors of the
Cariboo Squadron are F.L. Jim
Duthie, Commanding Officer;
FL. C. S. Rhodes, adjutant;

F.L. W. O'Donovan, supply
Officer; Dick Brookbank, drill
instructor. Father J. H. Mor-

tis is chairman of the local
sponsoring committee.

About July 5, 20 cadets, five
whites and 15 Indians, will go
to Sea Island Air Force Base
for two weeks of summer camp.
F.L. Duthie will be at Sea Island
for two months as part of the
summer camp staff.

Jim Duthie mentioned that a
new phase is being developed in
the training field to allow the
instruction of jet aircraft and
rocket missile operations.

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Copper utensils must be
cleaned thoroughly after each
use. Wash and rinse in hot
suds. When not cleaned prop-
erly, copper can adulterate
food with which it comes in
contact.

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officer would perform.

Mrs. J. Patenaude heads the
new executive as president, and c “
she presented retiring president | BOstesses for the evenin
Mrs. C. J. Zirnhelt with a cup |®eeme and Mrs. H. Dunaway
and saucer, a gift of apprecia-|
tion from members and officers. |

Other incoming oificers are
Mrs. L. Grover as vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. E. Stevens as secre-
tary; Mrs. L. Keene as treasu-
rer; Mrs. W. Downie as hospi-
tality convenor; Mrs. R. Rodgers
as membership chairman; Mrs.
H. McDonald for publicity; Mrs.

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