Local Student Places in District Poster Competition
Budding artist JULIE SHAFIK placed third in our District competition poster competition with entrants from 38 Legion branches and thousands of posters judged.
We are very proud of Julie's accomplishment in the Junior Colour Poster competition.
CADETS
1849 CORPS
The Army Cadet program is open to all young people between the ages of 12 and 18.
The 1849 Lorne Scots Army Cadet Corps meets every Wednesday night (6:30pm to 9:15pm) at Orangeville District Secondary School (ODSS) located at 22 Faulkner St, Orangeville, Ontario. We also offer numerous activities on weekends throughout the program year.
New cadets and their parents are welcome to visit any Wednesday and see first-hand what our program has to offer.
Online enrollment application’s are accepted year round (follow the link below).
To become part of 1849, head over to our national site and complete the registration form, using the button below. Once it is received by us, we will be in touch to complete registration.
Remember, there is no cost to join and all uniforms are provided. There is no requirement for cadets to join the Canadian Arms Forces.
Participation in many cadet events can qualify for Ontario high school community service hours, and in some cases even high school credits!
Branch 233 is pleased to support 1849 "Lorne Scotts" Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps, Orangeville with this year's cheque for $4000. From lleft: 1st VP Chuck Simpson; Corps Sergeant Major, Chief Warrant Officer Post; Corps Commanding Officer; Captain Simoes; Branch President Barry Kimber.
85 SQUADRON
The Royal Canadian Air Cadets is a national youth organization for aerospace-minded youth aged 12-18 years where young people can makes new friends, meet exciting challenges and have fun.. The program focuses on leadership, citizenship and physical fitness in an atmosphere that familiarizes cadets with the customs, traditions and operational fundamentals of the Royal Canadian Air Force.
Grand Valley's 85 "Tornado" Squadron meets Tuesday evenings, 6:45-9:30 p.m. at 23 Mill Street West, Grand Valley. New cadets and parents are welcome to attend and view some of the activities.
For more information about the enrolment process, visit Join the Cadet Program
There is no cost to join and uniforms are provided on loan.
Branch 233 also supports 85 "Tornado" Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron, Grand Valley. President Barry Kimble (left) presented a cheque for $3000 to Commanding Officer Capt. John Smith and Squadron Warrant Officer. Also in attendance, 1st Vice President Chuck Simpson (right).
