Terrace 747 Air Cadets show

first aid skills at inspection

by Tod Strachan

Terrace 747 Squadron, Royal
Canadian Air Cadets, looked im-
pressive as the inspection party
toured their ranks. But that’s noth-
ing unusual. Year after year, 747
Squadron puts on a first class
display. Little wonder this year’s
inspection party —- Major Ron
Moll and Cadet Liaison Officer
Capt. Ian Hetman of CFB Chilli-
wack, and B.C, Air Cadet Commit-
tee representative Jarvis McLeod
— were pleased.

Following the inspection and

march-past, the 747 Squadron first
aid team put on a display. Mem-
bers on this year’s team are Set.
Adam Hill (team captain), Sgt.
Collin Cann, Jasbir Jawanda, and
Cpl. Rick Boehm.

The evening ended with the
presentation of awards, a static
display, and a cold buffet dinner.
This year’s award winning cadets
are as follows:

Best first year cadet, Cpl. Theresa
Stoner.

Best attendance, Sgt. Collin Camn.
Best uniform, LAC Aaron Gamer.

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area schools will be fertilized monthly. This
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1991.

NCO of the year, Sgt. Adam Hill.
Most improved cadet, LAC Neil
Papais.

Esprit de Corps, Cpl. Rick Boehm.
The Trevor Gleason Memorial
Award for Flying Achievement,
F/Set. Rob Flynn (retired).

Cadet of the year, Sgt. Collin
Cann.

The 1990-91 747 Squadron staff
includes commanding officer Lt.

"Ron Gowe, administrator 2nd Lt.

Linda Vandale, and volunteers,
training officer Don Cann, supply
officer Lois Stoner, assistant ad-
ministrator Nicole Jenkins, range
officer Pete Henzle, flying instruc-

-tor Murray Hamer, and Tom Hal-

lock and Scott Spencer who pro-
vide classroom flying instruction.

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' Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 12,1991 AQ

Major Ron Moll of CFB Chilliwack gave Terrace 747 Squadron
Air Cadets.the once-over last Wednesday and he was pleased
with what he saw. As usual, 747 Squadron put on a first class
display during their annual inspection.

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described as:

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