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This 1993/1994Year Book isdedicated toMajor S.D. Taylor

588 CANADAIR HISTORY

There was a man named Erie Edward Simms, a canadairepmloyee, who had a dream of forming a squadron of youngmen who would be trained in the art of good =i-.izer.=:-.i=through the mediiln of the Air Cadet :==;.:e ::-==.-_:==. =-:=discussed his idea -ti'ith the CEr.a€=:= i-I::-.==-_===s ===approval. Finall}-ir. i9=5 i:-.e =a.-_a5ai= SqT==:==== ~.-==Ef ormed .

Many people who hat-e 3i-v-eri their time a=i5 ==:e==shave helped make, over the past 39 years, t:n.e ou=s==:.=i==reputation that 588 Squadron enjoys across Canada.

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CoinlANDING oFFlcER I s MEssAGE

ha:n::e:ga::b:£:re::c::s:::LTr;::±n:ore::eLSs::::io:iThis Squadron continues to be among the best inCanada, providing excellant mandatory and optionaltraining. Let's keep up that tradition.

As it is my final year with the Squadron I'd liketo take this opportunity to thank the Staf I , Sponsorsand cadets .for their support during my term a Comman-ding Officer. It has been a pleasure to have servedwith you and I wish you all every success in thef utur .

Major S.D. Taylor, C.D.Commanding Of I icer

588 Canadair Squadron

SQUADRON cenHCE=' s MEsSAGE

The 94 tr`aining year is enc±ing and once again -JjE aiimal 1 Shown that we ar`e c!e€:I.i:elf.J a team of whic'h we =aB q-extreme]y proud of . Eacr`. :,.ear --.e f inish with greatachievements and successes. anc ever`y fol lowing year -always commit our`selves :c o`dtdoing the preceding :.-ear~ mmstr`aining year has deEc=.s=rated just that.

I would I ike tc c:cr.gr=atulate each and ever`y c,]e ed rmLfor` your` outstandirL€ pe=fc=nances and cooper`atior„ hod d `u=:have acquir`ed a grea: Sea: c2f knowledge fr`om this pep.Knc)wledge which I a= sT.re -*-e will continue to pass -uour new recr`uits.

Being the sg.acLrc=. ccrmander has a] lowed me =e -f irst hand the a]c-.I.: cf :¥rovement that our sg.a=.'= aipmade over the cruraticr. c€ the year. A]] I can is -_bald: in,qli=!been ver`y rewarc±ir.a fcr =e cc) see and certainly =ap-ql-proud to be a part c€ o`-..r squadron.

To the NCO`-s .-..'cL :h.eve really pr`oved your se:q!shave impressecl a:: -.-it:r. `.,'our devotion and discip:iaqwould like to i:r`.a.-.< =:n.e *-a.rrants and in par`ticu:aL-i I ight corrmanciers --iT.c have helped make my job a giiEfieaster. Keep `up I:-.e excel lent wor`k and stay on :a? *duties. With, the =c:i-.ration and enthusiasm you -v-i£Ethr`ough to next :,:eel-. it is for cer`tain that it --~iEeven better year.

I am surLe ?'OL :--il 1 a] i continue to str`ive far miipgoals and in tine accap: :sh them. However` never ==iEiEffi: frycommon goal chic;r. e-Te=?- team shares, to be the bees lm: 'iiiiii=:we do. This yea.-=e:ng I:+-:ast, I wish goocl ltje-: ted-rsuccessor and r.a?e tr.a: a: 1 of you will contir..Le ±;icour squadron' s ex=e: :er.: reputation as cadets a=-_countr`y''s as Ca.-.a=:a.-.s.

Wa'y` to go 588. . . := s ~reer2 a blast!

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F/S J. LANGLOIS F/S C. PEDICELLIW02 A. MICHAUD W02 T. LABRECHE

SAINT PATRICK'S I)AY PARADE

The crowd was rocked as they sampled a taste of the 588/621Flag Party, and Band. It was cold day, but as we began theparade we were heated up by the friendly welcome of crowd onhand. It certainly was a test of endurance, for both the Fl-ag Party and the Band, but 588/621 proved once agairi theycan complete the entire parade in a professic)hal and precisemanner .

Sgt. Bertelsea

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RElfENBRANCB DAY PARADE

On a freezing november 6th, of i933, 5€8 C3.-.a=air Squadronparticipated in the Remembrance Day- Pa=a5e. -*-i=:-. a 588 and621 Flag Party and Band, we rrLarc.L.e± dc'-I. =ec==ie =c the me-morial park. We honoured all ti+.e CLari,asians -i.-.= fo:jight inboth world wars to make Canada th.e f Zee =o-=r.==-.- that it istoday.

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_ _ ___-' ---- LJ -\J+^JL OCand by the end of that day you know things f ronEmergencies to hypothermia. How to recognize it,and how to do it. I recommpnr3 +a aT7aT`rL^J -.-. I iL

The cadets of 588 Squadron had a chance ontake a course on EMERGENCY FIRST AID.This course--i 1___ ,1

February 26 towas one day long

Breathingwhat to do about itu+,u iiuw i,u Qo ic. i recormerid to everybody if they have the chance

to take this course because you never knoii' when you are going toneed to save soneone fron a IXERC-E\TCY SITtj-ATION.

TN-e I-ould like to thank ¥ajor Taylor and 2IjT Peinado forgiving us the opportunity to take such a great course.

OFFICER IN CHARGE2LT PEINADO

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v ----- v- aiJu We Cic: i.-~TSi,T|.ce.r.c±ed but still a great survival. To ar.y -ce€jWe.-.I. dc.n..= Da§= t-ha riav+ ^n -.-- i.

They kept tellir.g the new recr`uits " You'll have fun,it.s a blast. " BUG I knew different. I fell for that nyfirst year, they told me it was just like a 3anEirig trip.Sure it is! (NotU The only reason I uen= t:hiis =iEe 'w.as sothat I could see the looks on t.he I-aces c=- I:-.e res.T.=its uhenwe wake them up at 6:00 o"clcc:K ir. i:-.e =cr.`.i.I.g ..-- eii that andthe fact I stood a char+ce a= =-ire .=i=:£e=. Sol.T=:.' .i.royan A„maby next time} Of cct:rse = tic :-.at..e =: =cme.`.= --:arra,`.Iofficer Yaghi on his exceiie.n.I .|se c:-=io=s a .-., = =a.-~e =o wakeeveryone uP. incluciing most c>=-c:r.i.-ia! I:n.ei-..-- e ---e.p.I do'Jri. tothe bottom of the hill to do our zEcrr+inig .=:-.:.`sic3: =c.~c.- I... I mean training. After that the reEai.I.i.-€ s-iT...i-,tors allwent up for breakfast, Now I would ccnp=ai.-. a-ae== I:-.e food .but aH thoes who attended camp with ne -h`i:: -_-£e= stand if ileave the food alone this year considering -I-e.-.'e eaten. worse.Next came our classes. well what can I sa:.-. =:-.e:.--ie=einformative and I learned allot but t+h.ey 3c`=:= :-La-.Te -Seeninside. But on that note I've got to corig.+==-=13=€ a:.' levelfor .5'dilding a shelter that could support =:-.e --~eis:-.= of /S50i.Ds. i`'ow at the end of our day there '*as a ±==-L=i=-i.+e andthis -w-as tine to relax, to get to know eec:I.==:-.e=. :he nextcia}' L.e had Co get ready to leave and we ciid i:I_Ts :a=er thani;i.Ce.r.C±ec± but f=+ill a a-a-+ -------.--

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Every year` "588" goes €c T-isi= ;fttawa city, and it turnsout to be not only one of €:n..e -ost irT.I-ormative but one of themost exciting trips orgari.ized. =£is year we started out byvisiting the Air Museum. even ill ye¢='re not crazy aboutAircraft this place is s-Ire =c i==erest you. The things I sawand read about were unbeiie`-a`oie, yo-Li could see and sometimeseven touch aircraft t:-ia= had -=ee= out ol- service for morethan thirty years. The}r a;sc, :=ai= s-n.or= movies you could seethat explained much o±-I:I:e ae==s?ace :r,istory. or movies onthe first aircr`aft -dsec+ iri a ---==. Tl.-.is place had it all.

Next was the .h.ar EeEc=i=l. i.eat---- e learned a great ciealabout the role our co-i:I.==}. ;:a]re:ci in Zany wars. We saw allocof uniforms from tile= =c.-.e =~..-== =c the present day, as -Jellas uniforms from =t:-.e= ==..Lil-.-_-ies pesc and present. They alsohad displays of -Da==le:ie:c:s -=fa= -.+ctd could walk throughwhich gave a ser.se c:-=ea:isl == givra= they were trying toteach us.

During i.h.is day .--e a:s= -+ae== =c the Parliament Building,this was probably the .os= -i-_ig:re experience you could have.you see wile you.re there ye-= are star,ding at the hart ofyour country, this is tfhere i= ail -Began. In the ParliamentBuilding there is a rool L-i=a ail i:-.e names of every soldierthat died in both world I-a:i. this is wher`e I felt a sense ofgr`atitude to thoes men. Ir. €iis =`iooi you must salute be±-oreentering and then remove }-cii== hearts dress.

The next stop was i;-.e s=:eace Euseum. this place wasincredible. The coolest t:hci=€ I saL. *-as the Crazy Kitchen,talk about a loss of balance. There -*as also a static ballwhich made you hair stand i=p aaici I .*ould have liked to usebut then . . . well you kr[o'-.. Fae=`e I:h.ey had solar poweredcars, old steam engines. a]F= er=reL-i a *.all full of buttons -youcould push. Hey who could as± =-cr ar.yching.more.

Just encase you were .-c]deL-ing .ie did break for lunchand supper. The day was I.eii spie=t: arid everybody learnedsomething, weather it was €:r£= i::±e =ld Parliament Buildingalmost burnt down or thac ->'S-LI can eat four Big Macs and liveto tell abut it, the point is -_+Let e',.a_-`,7one enjoyed themthe trip.

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t]n Friday] February =4th,1t?I?4 tllree t]f EE3B' 5 N£0` sparti[iF}atEd in the annual Ef+e[ti\tE §pEalr.ing [DntE5t.ThE N[D'5that parti[ipatEd were §gt.EErtelsEn] 5I]t.FEk and m}J5Elf]t=pl.Fthind. fill thrEe Df us did a 5pe[ta[ular pErfc3rman[E butunft]rturlatEly therE wa.a only roam i:ar t]nE I inali5t.ThE filialistwt]uld E!E i]aing tt] LaEhine tc3 [clmpetE with .thE i inaliEt frc]m oursistEr squadrc]n{Ei=1},and thE other 5quadrc3ns carl thE WE5t I=1arld.FtEprESEnting t]ur squadrt]n aE a finalist was §gt.EErtE15en.HE wEntto thE rE.]ional5 in La[IiiliE t]n Har[h lath lt?EF4.fig a rE=ult hECame in sect]nd place far t3Lir rEE!ic]n.Ef+E[ti\fE 5pEakinl] takEs alc]t t]f prEparation and [Dnfiden[E.It Can be very sc:ar¥ at firstbut with pra[tic=E it Comes riaturall¥.[Bn]aratulatic}nE tt]§gt.EErtElseri and EVEryt]nE Else wht] parti[ipatEd this ¥Ear.Ihope tB see ¥c}u and many t]thErs nE}{t .year for the Efi:EEtivESpeaking [t]rite5t.

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=== EVENT WAS EXCITING FOR ALL AND .PRIG..=== =3= MORAlj SUPPORT AND CONFIDENCE FROM IT.=====3 THE NIGHT RUN SMOOTHLY.

=HIS WAS TRULY A NIGHT TO REMEMBER.

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April the 8th 1994, 588 Candair prepared to be awed and over-whelmed by the CMR cadets. They performed amazing an showstunning us with a taste of their band, drill, and athletesperformances. It probably be they last Military Tattoo, butrest assured that it will not be forgotten by those who at-tended .

Sgt. Bertelsen

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Ail lrl all lc |;as a =aj= ga}' -we look |cirwdi-c. frilE;ticIpaLlil9 a3ici ;ic,Pe=.._i.` -i.rii.|£-i9 tne t:Ouliid±fiElyear .

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Bump... Set... SPIKE!! Once again Squadron number 1 hostedtheir volleyball tournament held annually a€ the RMR

This year despite the fact that we had but one volleyballpractice where the 12 team members were picked. Together with 2LTFoulidis as our coach and Sgt. Pek as our captain, we fought ourway to third place, beaten only by our sister squadron, who wenton to place second.

This year 803 North Shore Sabre Squadron won I irst place butlook out that trophy belongs to 588 canadair and we're coming toget it!!The members of this year's volleyball team were

WOI KarigiannisW02 IiabrecheW02 MichaudW02 YaghiF/S I,angloisS9t Pek

Cpl AbbondanzaCpl AdamsCpl AroyanCpl Yee P.Cdt Nelson M.Cdt Wright C.

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BALL HOCKEY

This year 867 Iie Pe==a=it S`=7:adron hosted t:-Le ±iLEE=BALL HOCKEY tournament. ==-.-eT== it was the first =i]IiE qEparticipated in it.

We did amazing, as a 1==:== =f fact we won t-=e fro[ririEi=rii±ap=with little difficult:`-. :-Lil-:==1 posted an amazi=; =EE±dlf4 wins, 0 losses and : =ie.

Even though TTe ail -.-==TE== -==r5 together as a i--Special aknowledgele=t :-===:= -=e payed to LAC I.I.who didn't let one ;c=: i= ===i== the whole talso to CDT. BALJ.1._i: === =--I:--i:1.e dramatic

Or_T=ai.so t,o Cl)'1'. BALJ.1._i: === s===i=; i:1.e dramatic gasein the finals (AC-.1.I!;S= €=: r ==5 to SGT. PEK forthe team's 8 goals. .1== =f ====se who could for=aemastermind with un`ce===-=:= s===tegies, our coac`;p

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On April 9, 1994, =€e -=osted the annual bo.-1iap `±ntat Laurentien Lanes.

Once again, 588 toe:{ first place with a total a[ Imlpoints. Second place -.-=s -.-on by 803 North Shore -±tin ITpoints, and 701 cane i= =:-.ira place with 965 poias-.

588 entered t+-o te=]Es,People;

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Congradulatioas t3 =/S LENGLOIS who won tap -tit=±a double of 362. cc>=3radulations also to CPL. rmEREm rfuebowled a 201.

Thank you to all tie bowlers who participatd in ±tournament, the scoriDg officials, and officers -.. :mngcaorganize this event.

A special than±s to 2LT Peinado, forora=izing in i-agbowling team.

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THIS YEAR AS EVERY YEAR WE THE CADETS SET_1 10TTERYTICKETS. CADETS FROM ALL OVER THE PROVINCE S=i= TE:=¥TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE AIR CADET LEAGUE i¥D .also FORTHEIR SQUADRON. ON THE 27,28,29,30 0F J.INT.1_t>`? =E= CIDETSHAD A CHANCE T0 SELL THEIR TICKETS AT PLACE TEPL=CSHOPPING CENTER. AND WE ALSO HAD A LOTTERt-=ICF`E:: BIjlTS.

THAT IS WHERE THE CADETS GO DOOR T0 DOOE =`- ST-IjAURENTSELLING THEIR TICKETS. WE EVEN GET THE P.i_=.EI=S =!`l-OLVED,THEY DRlvE A coupl,E oF cADETs oN A RocTE TE±= ===T .anEGIVEN. AS ALWAYS THEIR ARE GREAT PRIZES T3 8= -n-OL- 3tJTEVEN IF YOU DON'T WIN YOU ARE STILL StJPPOP.==}-C-=== AIRCADETS !

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This year on .March lst 588 canadaair squadron held theirannual OPEN HOUSE. This a chance for the parents and friendsto see the progress the cadets have made so far. The nightstarted off with the squadron inspection and march pass,thenthe demonstrations begin with the Drill Team and of coursethey did a great job. Congradulations to Sgt. Bertelson on agreat job on his effective speaking. Then the parents wereentertained by a little music and drill by the 588/621 combinedDrum and Bugle band ,lead by their Drum Major F/S R. Vergara(621}After the dismissal of the squadron, refreshments were servedand the parents had the opportunity to meet the officers. AndI think we all agree that the night was enjoyed by all.

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TROPHIES AWARDED AT MESS DI:Ii:==MAY 15, 1993

TOP FIRST YEAR CADETThe best f irst year cadet of tie -=ae 5gFTEE=E.

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J.C. COCHRANE MEMORIAL TROPHYAwarded to the most prof icieEt =ELfrqu = =E€ Squadron

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W.P. GII,BEY RECRUITINGEncouraging others to ].oin S===~l=±i I T± I- in H H i

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DRILL TEAM AWARD

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Awarded to the most outsta=5im= =LRE -== DrillTeam Cadet of `. .T=HIrm =ffm'm= I.:. .ENODAL

===E -J4dili:''fflEL= _=:. BERTELSEN

TOP ATHLETIC AWARDAcadet Of each sex from t-== :=TAvaifrfe"L==_T s=peEL-Ons.

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TOP JUNIOR NCM

Squadron.Awarded to the most prof ic=i± :+i±\,¥ HBH =f 588

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MOST PROFICIENT CADET IN EACH FLI=-==±=Pn=m= ,`ur- ==-\.C-=':`±jL=-=±E: =T. }T. AROYANari=maRErm= I:. :. i.tEE=2__=mF¥: in. =,q.-=T__`T|=i`Ic

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SPRING FEVER DEICE

On Saturday March 26th 1994, 588 Car:a==i= SguiaE==i= tbrew theirsecond annual Spring Fever dance. As `=s==:giv =aET:±f=~Ei= left anexcellent impression on the more tharL I-Ip= i,±eE E€ople whoattended .Excellent music and excellent dancirT.€ iEE=e tjhiiE friS.lights of

the night.Squadrons like 701, 1, 803, 867 and := =aese dnq= sis=er squad-

ron 621 were all in attendance.With a I inal total prof it of over £:-_- .±Fm±=± a=::ars, 588

Canadair was greatly pleased with the o====mE_Special thanks to all who helped o== =n= ar =u€=¥ aenber of

the dance committee.tD I ==-=

SWI"ING

Splish, splash, the cadets were having fun. On march 31, theSquadron went swimming and had waves o£ fun. On that night wehad races, water polo and some swimming of course. It was anevening to be remembered and to relive once more. Since thisactivity was at the Y.It.C.A., some of us went home singing ac:ertain song by the village People. Over all, the cadets enj-oyed themselves that night.

Sgt. Horales

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SKATING

One of the activities that was th:r:=Lap=g i±ii:ffdr-I:;5Iil5fi -+Fas whenthe Squadron went by metro to the 5e:: ng:::::i:=I±Eae.= stating.

Our motivation was high, and once -+ra a==.flue I- ==e===f_ ourskates and got on the ice for a nig±= == pee fro~ 5e :-lad agood turn out I or thisdo the same next year.

unf orgettab:e aEr=+;:=rtyEL are ±epe to

aEb=IiiliB-rilEEsen

CHftls.i'llAS PA±i.I.I

wnu c.uulu evel lolgec Lilis yeal:s crllis-Lliias tJc€rL}`: I..u u;iL-. .iclii?n aeL`e"foer 2lst 1995, tnis I.earls compeciLio" i]!c.iucieu ever;u'|ii-lng Iron the ever popular oalj.oon shavilig Co everyolie:s iavulli:e{except the Nchs) pie the ftcHs Contest. I)ul-ilig ilicefiiiibaitjiis,eve[yor?e was Created to Snacks aria arlnjrs. Wrie" crie uusi ||ildil}settled at 2i:3u, Sabre ±iignt ended up as tjiis yeal's clidii{ps.But even tinough not everyboay was a Dart: o± +n-itliiin.r ...---- `--`_ ` i 1 1 - was a part o± the wiilnirlg ct=:in,

Sgt. mztHall had alot of fun.

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The Squadron drove up to La Goudrelle and preparedmeal of they lives, which they did. The variety

to get theo£ foods

was unbelievable and overwhelming.After the dinner the .cadets were free to sample the taf fy or

c:limb the daring mountain and experience glorious view of thecity. It great turnout for a,fun activity, and everybody leftwith a f`ull stomach.

Sgt. Bertelsen

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L'EPEE D'HONNEUR NOTMAN

NOTMAN'S SWORD OF HONOUR

Monsieur J. Geoffrey Notman, aujourd'huid6c6d6, ancien President de Canadair etpremier President Honoraire des escadrons deCanadair a 6t6 I'i.nstigateur de l'Ep6e d'Hon-neur du Cadet, le.plus grand honneur d6cern6

i:#acqaudee{ndsep€catT:#aArnncueet,t,:€Eeceaasettr:#j;s:par le Comit6 de Selection. Ce Comit6 estcompose d'off iciers haut grades ainsi que decivils de toutes les conditions sociales.Chaque cadet choisi est interview6 sur un tresgrand nombre de sujets. Cette 6p6e qui seraremise encore aujourd'hui est une tradition

3recxocree„vej::entcehg2r,Tsj::a:tsEt,aeneasj;,eensyeTE:Le.tribue a former de meilleurs citoyens.

The late J.Geoffrey Notman, former Presidentof Canadair and the first Honorary Chairmanof the Canadair Squadrons, was the originatorof the `Cadet Sword of Honour', the highestcommendation a cadet can receive in theCanadair squadrons. The Sword is awarded ateach Annual Inspection to the cadet selectedby the Sword of Honour Reviewing Board. TheBoard is comprised of high-ranking Canadianservice officers and civilians from all walks oflife. Each cadet nominated is interviewed on awide variety of subjects. The tradition of thisSword has been carried on and will be awardedagain today. It has become a symbol of out-standing merit among Canadian cadets and isconducive to better citizenship.

La photo cirdessus nous montre Monsieur G. Notman pr6sentant cette epee a l'Adjudant RayBaltins. Celu.i~ci fut le premier cadet de Canadair a se joindre a l'ARC et disparut en devoir auxcommandes d'un avion a reaction `F-86 Sabre' construit par Canadair. Le cadet ayant obtenules meilleures notes en entra?nement de Bourse de Pilotage se verra d6cerner un troph6e a lam6moire de I'Adjudant Ray Baltins.

Shown above is the late G. Notman presenting the Sword to Flight Sargeant Ray Baltins. Flt/Sgt.Baltins was the first Canadair cadet to join the RCAF. F/O Baltins disappeared on active dutyflying a Canadair-built `F-86 Sabre' jet. In his memory, a trophy has been awarded in his namefor the' Canadair cadet achieving the best marks in flying scholarship training.

LE PREMIER COMITE CIVIL,. LES OFFICIERS ET INSTRUCTEURS

FIRST CIVILIAN COMMITTEE,OFFICERS AND INSTRUCTORS

Comite civilCivilian Committee

J.6` NO"AN a.a.E,

H.L, MCKEGWN

G`C. KEEPER

A.E AINGER

T. PAWLETT

Le premier comite civil, Ies officiers etInstructeuis

I e s Instructors

F/I,T F. GREEN

inst'ructeurs qui ont veille a la mise sur pied dijpremier escadron, le 'Canadair 588'.The first Civilian Committee and Off icers ancInstructors who were responsible for thefounding of our f irst squadron, `Canadair 586

0fficiersOfficers

F/a H.E. I)HNSTON

F/O H A IYNAS

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Mooney Memorial Trophy

The Canadair squadrons of theRoyal Canadian Air Cadets hold]eir 29th annual inspection May.no at Plant 2. This is the cadets'special day to shine and receive+.eir honors before visiting military=griitaries and friends. Reviewingcfr.cer this year is Lt.-Gen. K.Tnomecroft (ret'd) of TransportCanada, Ottawa, and three newsophies will be presented for theas time.

The Tom Mooney MemorialTrophy has been donated by nine:empany firemen in memory ofI.e late Capt, Mooney, chief o!Canadair's Fire Department, who=€d last May.

``Capt. Mooney spent almost 35

years of his life at Canadair and wewanted to honor his memory.Because of his association with thecadets, we thought a trophy wouldbe an appropriate way," saidfireman Clermont Blais.

Civilian committee chairmanBernie Campbell said Capt.Mooney's devotion. co-operationand interest in the welfare of theCanadair air cadets had been anincentive to all the officers andcivilian staff of the squadrons. Hisson James was a top cadet and ison the honor board in the cadetbarracks. Both James and Mrs.Mooney will be at the inspection to

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present the trophy to the cadetwho has obtained the highestevaluation in the glider pilot train-.ing scholarship. a six-week sum-mer course granted by the govern-ment.

The tu;a other new trophies, forthe top senior and junior band-smen. were donated by theLeadhand's Association and by lanGeddes. who retired lastDecember.

There are about 150 cadets inthe two Canadair squadrons, 621and 588, which were started in1954.

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NATIONAL SU"ER CAMPS

=::..±-:¥;;¥ngufti.on. in effective speaking, managementprocedures, instructional technique, drill, etc...Requirements: 151/2 years as of July 1; completion of Juniorlevel, Training: physically fit.

=:IIC¥E3i=!:::3:Egto train sports and athletic directors.Requirements: 151/2 years as of July 1; completion of Junior leveltraining: pass basic fitness test.

TECHNICAL g:£[¥::: :g=:S: in vehicle naintenance, phtoto techniques'

aircraft safety systems and communications.Requirements: 151/2 years as of JtJLY 1; completion of Junior Leveltraining; physically fit.

BUSH SURV IVAL COURSESix

assit in developing a squadron sur+ival training program.Requirements: 151/2 years of age as of July I; completion ofJunior level training.

weeks of Survival training that Till enable them to

SCHOLARSHIP FLYING TRAININGSeven week course in which cadets obtain a Private

Pilot Licence.Requirements; 17 years old as of September 1; medically fit; passqualifying exam.

GLIDER PILOT COURSESix week course in which cadets obtain a glider pilot

licence.Requirements: 16 to 18 years of age as of September 1, medicallyf it; pass qualifying exam.

EXCHANGE VISITS_Traval abroad as a goodwill ambassador for Canada. The

top Air Cadet award. Open only to well qualified senior cadets.Requirements: outstanding Air Cadet and school record; excellentpersonal characteristics; 17-18 years as of September 1.

AWARDED NATIONAL CAMPS

ATHLETIC LEADERSHIP COURSE

BUSH SURVIVAL COURSE

REGIONAL CAMPS

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CPL. LANGLOISCPL. RHIND

SGT. FARIASSGT. PEK

BASIC COURSEThis two week course is the starting point for many cadets

in summer camps. Citizenship, physical fitness, bush survivalinitiation, area and base visits, sports, rifle shooting, canoeingand swimming are all part of the training program.

DUTY BANDFor six weeks, a very special group of cadets come together

and perform in public places. These young musicians come from everycorner of the Province, and in a very short time become our musicalambassadors for the summer camp. Furthermore, they get to extendthrir knowledge of music between these concerts and parades.

AIRCREW §85V5¥§± 88=§§:, cadets are taught basic survival techniques

and orienteering. They acquire basic knowledge and self conf idencetowards ground search and rescue operations.

±l±±±±IOR LEADERSHIP COULBiAll squadrons need junior leaders to help run their units

efficiently. This three week course combineslnstructional TechniquesLeadership, Organizational Skills, Drill, and so on.

JUNIOR ±¥§=:Ug=8fsc8g§§gs are taught various Instructional Techniques

auto and visual training aids and their use and they completepractical sessions to polish thief teaching skills. They will serveas cadet instructors when they return to their Squadrons.

AIEiEELee week course helps prepare cadets who wish to furthertheir knowledge of the flying and gliding fields. They are possibleCandidates for the flying and gliding scholarships the followingyear .

A TUESDAY NIGHT

A TUESDAY NIGHT STARTS OF WITH THE FALL IN OF THE NCMS.

THIS IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE IT IS AT THIS TIME WHEN THE NCMS

ARE INSPECTED TO ENSURE THAT THEY REACH THE ST.ENDARD EXPECTED

OF THEM. THE SQUADRON FALL IN INCLUDES INSECTIONS, CALLING OF

ROLE AND FLIGHT TIME, WHICH GIVES EACH FLIGHT THE CHANCE TO

DEMONSTRATE THEIR LEVEL OF MOTIVATION, ESPRIT DE CORPS, ETC...

AFTERWARDS EACH CADET ATTENDS THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES

AccoRDING TO THEIR LEVEL OF ExpERIENCE. THEy .m£ TAUGHT

SEVERAL DIFFERENT CLASSES VARYI\'G FRO¥ CITIZ=¥SHIP ALL THE

WAY TO SURVIVAL. EVERY TUESDAY NIGi!I IS IxpOBTAL\-T IN THE

FACT THAT IT HELPS EACH AND EVERY CAI)FT GAI`' HOR£ EXPERIENCE

AND KNOWLEDGE.

SGT. C. BERTELSEN

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::-.airpersor. 588/62: ¥rs. Levesque

:reas.Li=er 588/621 Mr. Blier

Secretary 588/621 Mrs. Rhind

Vice-Chairperson 588 ¥r. Michaud

Members Mr. Abbondanza

Mrs. Bigras

Mrs. Hickson

Mrs. Yuzgulec

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FlightIt is the end to another year, and a year it has been for SABRE.

Myself , as a Flight Commander I have been proud of all the achievementsmy flight as made. I have been so overwhelmed with the attendanceand motivation that I was not surprised when we came in f irst placeat the Christmas Party. I would like to thank my staff , for there supportand hard work. And to the cadets, without you thier would be no Sabre.

The f lights I have worked with. I have never seen such a goodflight. You have come so far, so be proud, Iam.

Some of you will be going on to other things like Leadership,Flying and some Survival. In what ever you do, I have one thing to sayto you. DON'T GIVE UP ! You put your mind to it you can do it. I hope tosee you all next year, have a amazing summer and GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL !

F/S PEDICELLIFLIGHT COMMANDER OF SABRE

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FlightA glorious finish... from a glorious beginning, yes that is

one way to describe Snowbird flight. All year we have workedhard, together as a team. We have improved ourselves and bydoing so, so has the Squadron.

We have progressed all year and we're inches away from attai-ning perfection (our I light motto, remembera Annual is comingup real soon and knowing the standards of SNomalRD PLIGHT, wewill excel on parade.

We have acquired knowledge, experience and discipline throug-bout the year, and from the start you've never failed to demon-Strate it.

Those who will be attending camps this summer, make sure youuse what you have learnt and keep the good reputation 588 CANA-DAIR has obtained at summer camps. To those w.ho are not attend-ing camp this summer, make sure you don't forget the knowledgeyou have acquired and come back next year to set the examplefor the new recruits, they will look up to you.

I wish you all to have a great suuner and I know I will seeyou all next year; and never forget that it is you the cadetswho have built Snowhird I light into what it is today, we thestaff just gave you directions!

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This, having been my first year as a f light commander, I haveto say that I am pleased with the way Star fighter Flight hasprogressed, and learnt from your mistakes. You have set, andmaintained throughout the whole year, a standard for your uniforms,your attendance and drill. You have functioned as a flight, andworked together as a team, just like a f light should. Each andevery one of you worked hard, and put a lot of time and effort intocadets, and into your flight, and for this, I am very proud of you.What you learnt this year, I hope you will remember for the rest ofyour cadet career.

I would also like to say that the Corporals and my st.aff havedone an excellent job, well and efficiently throughout the year.The success of Starfighter Flight is also due to your hard work anddedication .

For all of Star fighter Flight, I hope you have a good summer,and I wish all of you Good Luck next year

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Flying Scholarship Program

This program is o££ered to cadets aged to 16 to 18 by the AirCadet League. It enables cadets to become glider pilots and/orprivate pilots.

To qualify for the scholarship, many factors are taken intoconsideration, the three most important being: school marks, aninterview and a written examination. The combination of allfactors and competition between candidates dec:ide who is awar-ded the scholarship. The candidates must acquire a licencevalidation certif icate which is a medical, and a student pilotpermit .

To enable the candidates to excel in the examination, theoryclasses are given at the Squadron every Thursday night, occasi-onally on Saturdays and often throughout the Christmas holiday-s. The examination and interviews for our region are held everyyear at our cadet building on the I irst Saturday of the montho£ February. This year it was the 5th of Febmay.

F/S `JENNIFER LENCLOIS obtained the gliding scholarship with amark of 72 in the VIitten examination. She will spend 6 reeksin Chicoutimi, Quebec at the Eastern Region Gliding School,learning the practical and theory of flight. t+pon successfulcorpletion of the caxp, she will be a glider pilot enablingher to fly any type of glider.

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S TENYA IABRERE obtained the f lying scholarship with a rna-of 90 in the uritten exanLination. She will spend 7 reeksa still undertemined airport in Quebec. She will learn

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SOT. PEK LAYOUT STAFF CPL. ABBONDANZA

S MR. MICHAUD

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THANK YOU TO ALL THE PEOPLE

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