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#318 Cadet Corps

1925

ATTENDED CHURCH

The Cadets in charge of their leader, Mr. John Hynes, marched to the United Baptist church, Sunday morning. The pastor, Rev. E.B. McLatchey, in an interesting discource, advised them to attend to their religious duties which would ensure good men and good citizens in the future.

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

JANUARY 9, 1925

NOTICE TO CADETS

Until further notice, Cadets will meet in the Armoury on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7 p.m.

Church Parade, Sunday morning: meet at the Armoury at 10:30 a.m.

First Aid Team will meet for practice on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

Signalers will beet for practice on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

Basket Ball will meet for practice on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

Boys wishing to attend the Cadet camp this summer may do so by attending the Cadet meetings and registering on or before February 3^rd, 1925 .

Ex-Cadet boys that have in their possession cadet equipment such as hats, tunics, belts, putties, bugles, oil bottles, pull-throughs or any other equipment belonging to the Cadets must be returned to the Cadets room at the Armoury not later than February 3^rd, 1925 .

Boys wishing to study the Morse Code system of signaling may do so by attending the Cadet meetings.

Important meeting will be held Tuesday evening, January 20^th, at 7 p.m. Every Cadet requested to attend. Boys who cannot attend the evening parades can meet on Saturday mornings from 10 a.m. to 12 noon .

John R. Hynes

Cadet Instructor

THE PRESS, WOODSTOCK , NB

JANUARY 20, 1925

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The Cadet banquet on Monday evening in the G.W.V.A. rooms was a very enjoyable affair. Major Hazen Flemming was chairman and addresses were made by Colonel J.J. Bull and Mayor Belyea. Songs were sung by F.L. Mooers, Nash Smith and others.

THE PRESS, WOODSTOCK , NB

MARCH 3, 1925

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CADET BANQUET

A very successful banquet was given in the G.W.V.A. hall, Monday evening, by the Ladies Auxillary to the Cadet Corps under command of Lieut. J.R. Hynes.

At 5:30 p.m. the boys, with their bugle band, marched from the armoury to the G.W.V.A. hall on Connell street where supper was served. About 85 including the guests, after singing O Canada, sat down to well filled tables. After doing justice to the feast, the following program was carried out, Major Flemming acting as chairman:

Speeches by His Worship Mayor Belyea, Col. J.J. Bull, Major Hazen Flemming, Capt. F.L. Mooers and Lt. J.R. Hynes. Reading y Mr. Hubert Seely. Songs by Lieut. Nash Smith, Capt. F.L. Mooers and Master Fewer.

The conduct of the boys during the whole evening was excellent and reflects credit on Mr. Hynes for the manner in which he has handled the corps since he has taken over command. The evening closed with the singing of the National Anthem. Mrs. L.A. White presided at the piano during the evening.

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

MARCH 6, 1925

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THANKS

Lieut. J.R. Hynes wishes to thank the parents and friends who so willingly helped to provide the food etc for the Cadet banquet Monday evening, also the G.W.V.A. who so kindly leaned their rooms, and the Ladies Auxillary who arranged the tables and helped very materially in making the affair a grand success.

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

MARCH 6, 1925

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NOTICE TO CADETS

Church parade on Sunday, meet at the armoury at 10:15 a.m., to attend the Reformed Baptist church. Belts and caps will be worn.

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

MARCH 20, 1925

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FINAL NOTICE TO EX-CADETS

Ex-Cadets who have in their possession belts or any other equipment belonging to the Woodstock Cadet Corps kindly return to the cadet room at the armoury as soon as possible.

Belts and other equipment of the Woodstock Cadet Corps are the property of the Canadian Militia Department and only loaned to the corps, and charged to the Instructor.

I have a list of boys who have been issued with belts, etc. If returned to the armoury it will save me the trouble of calling. The above equipment must be returned.

Please remember that this will be the last notice which will appear in the paper.

JOHN R. HYNES

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

MARCH 27, 1925

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NOTICE TO CADETS

SPECIAL Church Parade on Sunday, April 12^th. Meet at armoury at 10:15 a.m. Cadet cap to be worn. Every cadet requested to attend.

Cadets will meet at armoury on Tuesday, April 14^th at 7 p.m. to make arrangements for the summer camp. IMPORTANT.

Boys who have belts kindly bring same on Tuesday evening.

JOHN R. HYNES

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

APRIL 10, 1925

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TO CHURCH

The Cadets marched to St. Paul ’s Presbyterian church, Sunday, where the pastor, Rev. S.R. Prince addressed them. Their appearance elicited much favorable comment. Lieut. J.R. Hynes, their instructor was in command.

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

MAY 8, 1925

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NOTICE TO CADETS

Special meeting will be held at the Armoury Friday afternoon at 5 p.n. to arrange for Field Day. Every cadet requested to attend.

Inspection, July 2^nd. Boys who are holding belts return to Armoury Friday evening.

Cadet walking march will be held on July 1^st. Will leave the armoury at 3 p.m. Competitors will be taken to Red Bridge by car and walk back to Woodstock .

First Prize, Silver Cup, presented by Major H. Flemming.

Second Prize, Camera, presented by Mr. Harry Stevens.

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

JUNE 19, 1925

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CADET FIELD DAY

Cadet Field Day, July 2^nd, 1925, at Island Park .

Cadets will meet at the armoury at 10:30 a.m., march to the C.P.R. station to receive Inspection Officer.

Annual Inspection of 318^th Woodstock Cadet Corps, by Lieut. Col. A.B. Snow, District Cadet Officer.

Inspection will take place at 6 p.m.

The order of inspection will be as follows:

Receiving the Inspection Officer, General Salute.

March past.

Bicycle Race – 2 miles.

Bicycle Race – 1 mile.

Bicycle Race – ½ mile.

Foot Race – 1 mile.

Foot Race – ½ mile.

Foot Race – 100 yards dash.

Foot Race – 50 yards for boys 12 to 14 years.

Baseball game.

Tug of War – Broadway vs Fisher.

Jumping pole and etc.

Physical Training – fisher vs Broadway, 12 boys of each school.

Refreshments will be served to Cadets at 5 p.m.

Platoon Drill.

Platoon Drill with arms.

Squad Drill without arms.

Inspection of Cadets.

Sham Battle .

Prizes will be given to the winners of all events.

Parents, guardians and the general public are invited to attend the Cadet Sports. Admission free.

JOHN R. HYNES, Lieut.

Cadet Instructor

THE CARLETON CENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

JUNE 26, 1925

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NOTICE TO CADETS

A meeting of the Cadets will be held in the Armoury, on Friday evening at 7 p.m. All cadets requested to attend.

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

SEPTEMBER 18, 1925

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CADET MEETING

A meeting of the Cadets will be held in the Armoury, Friday evening at 8 o’clock. Also on Monday evening same hour. All Cadets requested to attend.

J.R. HYNES

Cadet Instructor

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

SEPTEMBER 25, 1925

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NOTICE TO CADETS

Cadets will meet in the armoury on Monday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Cadet equipment: caps, coats, belts, badges, bugles, etc. must be returned to the cadet room at the armoury by Dec. 24^th.

JOHN R. HYNES, Lieut.

THE CARLETON SENTINEL, WOODSTOCK , NB

DECEMBER 18, 1925

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USE OF THE ARMORIES

A meeting at which Col. J.J. Bull presided, was held in the Armory for Tuesday eveing, October 6^th to arrange for the use of the Armory for the Badminton Club, Basket Ball and Cadets. The following hours were allotted: -

Monday Afternoon – Badminton

Monday Evening – Cadets

Tuesday Afternoon – Basket Ball

Tuesday Evening – Badminton

Wednesday Afternoon – Badminton

Wednesday Evening – Basket Ball

Thursday Afternoon – Basket Ball

Thursday Evening – Cadets

Friday Afternoon – Basket Ball

Friday Evening – Basket Ball

Saturday Afternoon – Badminton

Saturday Evening – Badminton

THE PRESS, WOODSTOCK , NB

OCTOBER 13, 1925