ARMY
CADET INSPECTION PLANNED FOR WEDNESDAY
The
annual inspection of
Moose Jaw
’s School Cadet Corps, (Royal Canadian Army Cadets) is slated for the
armouries, Wednesday. Col. W.J. Moogk, OBE, CD, commander of the
Saskatchewan
area, will be the inspecting
officer. Capt. G.G. Vickers, area cadet training officer and LT. COL. H.D.
ROSS, officer commanding the Saskatchewan Dragoons will accompany him.
Following the ceremonial march past, the cadet will present demonstrations
of various phases of training undergone during their time of enlistment. At
the parade the following awards will be presented: 20th
Saskatchewan Armed Regiment award, for the school whose cadets have shown
the best attendance during the year; Saskatchewan Dragoons Proficiency
awards for the senior and junior cadet having the best general proficiency
record for the training season and the Strathcona Trust Bronze Medal for the
best all-round shot.
Printed
In the
Moose Jaw
Times-Herald on May 1961
ARMY
CADET CORPS INSPECTED AWARDS PRESENTED WEDNESDAY
COL.
MOOGK PRESENTS AWARD TO CPL O’BRIEN
CDT T. ROWLINSON, TROPHY AND
COL
MOOGK
Tribute was paid to members of
No. 1856 Moose Jaw Schools Cadet Corps (Royal Canadian Army Cadets) by Col.
W.J. Moogk, OBE, and CD at the annual inspection at the Armouries Wednesday.
THE AREA COMMANDER FOR
Saskatchewan
, Col. Moogk said, “You have certainly shown pride in yourselves and in
the corps. “Since good
citizens are a primary object of the cadet movement, you have certainly
proved tonight that you are good citizens,” the colonel said.
Col. Moogk was accompanied
bon the inspection by Capt. G.G. Vickers, cadet training officer of
Saskatchewan
area and by Lt. Col H.D. Ross commanding officer of the Saskatchewan
Dragoons.
Together they took the general
salute as members of the cadet corps marched past in close column, in column
of route and advanced in review order.
Awards Presented
The
spectators then watched awards being presented to a number of cadets for
various phases of their training. Col.
Moogk presented proficiency awards to two cadets and a signalling
certificate to one cadet.
Corporal L.J. O’Brien
received the senior proficiency award and Cadet Terrance Rowlinson received
the junior proficiency award. These
wards are presented annually and are made available by the Saskatchewan
Dragoons.
Cadet Rowlinson also received the signals certificate for proficiency
in Morse code. Corporal K.E.
Adams received the attendance trophy on behalf of the Technical High School
Cadets. The award presented
annually by the Saskatchewan Dragoons in made for the highest average
attendance of cadets in any school.
Survival Demo
Prince
Arthur
School
had the second largest attendance and Central Collegiate came third. Col
Ross made this presentation. The cadets then gave a demonstration on
national survival. They showed the audience how a casualty is strapped
securely onto a stretcher and how a casualty can be lowered from the roof of
a building in case of emergency. Following the demonstration on survival,
the cadets performed a demonstration on signalling. Here they showed how a
line telephone is strung up and how communication is performed over these
phones. Wireless communication was demonstrated followed by Morse code
signalling.
Printed
in
Moose Jaw
Times-Herald on
Thursday, May 11, 1961
WEDNESDAY
INSPECTION
FACES
CITY
ARMY CADETS
The Moose Jaw Schools Army
Cadet Corps No. 1856 will hold its annual inspection May 9 at
7:30
in the Moose Jaw Armoury, Lieut. D.S. Smale, Chief
instructor announced in a press release today. The inspecting officer will
be Lt. Col. H. D. Ross, officer commanding Moose Jaw Militia Garrison. He
will be accompanied Lieut H.D. Whiston, Saskatchewan Area Cadet Training
Officer. The inspection will consist of a march past in column, close column
and advance in review order, to be followed by a demonstration in training.
In command of the parade is Cadet-Captain Terry Rowlinson assisted by Troop
Commanders Cadet-Lieut. Jerry Johnson and Cadet-Lieut. Dennis Peterson.
Training this year was supervised by Officer of the Cadet Services of
Canada
Lieut. D.S. Smale, chief instructor; Captain A.E.
Davis, assistant instructor; John Goodman civilian instructor; and S-Sgt.
D.S. Hardisty Saskatchewan Area assistant instructor. Parents and friends of
the cadets are urged to attend. The general public is welcome.
Printed In The
Moose Jaw
Times-Herald On May 1962
INSPECTION
SLATED FOR ARMY CADETS
The
annual inspection of
Moose Jaw
schools cadet corps (Royal Canadian Army Cadets) will be held at the armoury
on Wednesday. The Inspecting Officer will be Brigadier G. J. H. Wattsford,
CD, Commander Saskatchewan area and the assessing officers will be Captain
A. V. Stoppa, CD, area cadet officer and Captain N.
H. Whiston, CD,
cadet-training officer.
Other
members of the inspecting party will include a representative of the Moose
Jaw School Board, the sponsoring body, and Captain D. S. Smale, chief
instructor of the cadet corpse. All parents and friends of the cadets, as
well as the general public are invited to the armoury as guests of the
cadets for the inspection ceremonies.
Written this week
Moose Jaw
May 04 1964
MAJOR
AWARDS PRESENTED AT ARMY CADET INSPECTION
Top awards were presented at the annual inspection of the Moose Jaw
School Cadet Corps (Royal Canadian Army Cadets) in the Armouries Wednesday.
Inspecting officer was Brigadier G.J. H. Wattsford, Commander of the
Saskatchewan
area. Assessing officers were Capt A.V. Stoppa, area cadet officer and Capt
N. Whiston, cadet-training officer. Capt.
S.H.Gutheridge, liaison officer, was a member of the inspection party.
Program included inspection
of cadets; ceremonial march past, demonstration of training and award
presentation. Cadet Sgt G.R.
Carter won the Saskatchewan Dragoons Senior proficiency trophy and the
master cadet award. Cadet D.A.
Bessette captured the Saskatchewan Dragoons junior proficiency trophy.
Cadet Lieut. W.S. Gruben won the master cadet award.
Prince Arthur won the Saskatchewan Dragoons School Attendance Trophy.
St John
’s Ambulance first aid certificates went to D.F. Arnold, L.J. Arnold, T.L.
Barth, G.A. Bessette, D.D. Brown, G.R. Carter, J. R. Cathcart, R.W. Erz, J.A.
French, G.R.Fuhr, W.S. Gruben, and J.F.Hawkes. A.J. Johnson, L.R.Johnson,
J.W. Kalinczuk, J.M. Lariviere, R.R. Nakanoo, M.S. Nicholson, A.R. Schmunk,
V.K. Sevnnes, B.J. Uncles,
William Van Buskirk, D.E. Waud, D.R.Young.
Printed in the
Moose Jaw
Times Herald on
May 7,1964
L.R.
Johnson
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SCHOOLS CADETS CHOSEN FOR COURSE
Eighteen Moose Jaw School
Cadet Corps members have been chosen for military training courses for at
Vernon Cadet Camp and
Clear
Lake
Man.
, Cadet Camp July 12 to Aug. 20. Course given are cadet leader instructor,
cadet leader, cadet leader signaller, cadet driver mechanical transport.
Chosen
for training are Cadets W.S. Gruben, R.E. Kennedy, D.F. Meier,
D.B.
Valley
, J.A. French, K.W. Hammer, J.F. Hawkes, R.H. Nakano, J.F. Miller, D.R.
Smith, R.M. Nickason, S.K. Brown, M.S. Nicholson, D.D. Brown, G.A Bessette,
G.R. Fuhr, W.C. Van Bustirk, and D.E. Waud.
Written This Week
Moose Jaw
June 11 1964
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