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Doodles

Quelques croquis trouvés dans mes carnets.
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Some doodles found in my sketchbooks.

Genital Herpes Or Genital Acne?

Paine

Paine, du jeu Final Fantasy X-2
proposition for a contest.
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Paine from the game Final Fantasy X-2
My submission for a contest.

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Rally & Sayr

In watercolor, for a change.
Rally, you've already seen in other posts, and Sayre, one of the characters in the webcomic Ludim ( here )
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Watercolors, to exchange a bit of my usual way of coloring.
Rally, you saw Her in my older posts, and Sayre, one character's From The Ludim webcomic ( here )

What Does C/d Mean For Shoe Size

CASTOR 646 Squadron of Air Cadets:

over half a century of presence in La Tuque

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On 19 July a group of young cadets went Bagotville for the annual summer camp, continuing a tradition that dates back to 1958, when young Latuquois spent a fortnight in Clinton, Ontario.

The first summer camp of Squadron 646 CASTOR, Clinton, Ontario.

Standing: Gaston Fortin, Lloyd Tarrant George Hardy, Louis Lejeune, instructor, Wayne Olsen, Keith Gorham, Rejean Berman, Rene Hache.

Front: Michel Veillette, Keith Gorham, Don Tedstone, Gerald Bellavance, Guy Veillette, Jacques Dufour, Marcel Tousignant, Richard Riverin

Photo courtesy of Keith Gorham

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The idea of implementing a group of cadets La Tuque had germinated in the minds of members of the Alumni Association of the Canadian Air Force in November 1955. I found

in excerpts from the press at the time of the elements of the chronology of the early years of the movement in La Tuque.

November 1955.

William A. Bishop, then president of the Alumni Association of the Aviation wing of La Tuque, is invited to travel to Montreal to learn about the movement of Air Cadets.

Summer 1957

The squadron was established and we began to recruit cadets.

August 1957

On the occasion of the presentation participants at the 24 th International Classic and canoes weighing their boat, the then mayor, Onesimus Dallaire received at City Hall the three candidates for the title "Queen of Air Cadet ' , Jacqueline Bouchard, Jeannine Desjardins and Jacqueline Roy. The three girls then participate in a concert by the Harmony of LT and to assert their singing talent.

November 3

During a dance, it was announced that 47 members had been recruited, and we will reveal the name of Queen Elect: Jacqueline Roy, daughter of Oscar Roy.

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The first officers of the squadron leaders were Claude Panneton, the commander, assisted by AW Bishop and Jean-Claude Houle. Cadet training was provided by two civilian instructors: Jacques Bélanger and Louis Lejeune.

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May 3, 1958 The first inspection of the group, held in the courtyard of the Ecole Saint-Zephirin, deeply impressed the people of CRA and people came to attend, including the president of the local RCAF Association, Joseph Tardif.

The next day mores of the time, young people make a pilgrimage Cap-de-la-Madeleine. The journey is completed with a visit to the radar base at Trois-Rivieres.

June 29, 1958

Squadron fills what was without doubt one of his early "functions" official. Its members form a guard of honor during the inauguration of the federal building, rue Saint-Joseph, which then housed the post office and central labor. The ceremony is presided by the Minister of Defence at the time, and the mayor Dallaire, just re-elected by acclamation.

The building of the Rue Saint-Joseph, now the town hall was built at a cost of $ 936,959.58!

June 12, 1958

Squadron Cadet Cap-de-la-Madeleine was passing through La Tuque to participate in a parade with the guys from La Tuque and members of Harmony.

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Together with Harmony La Tuque, cadets participate in a parade in the launch of the third trade show organized by the local branch of the Canadian Legion. May 3, 1959

Cadet Second inspection at the airport in La Tuque.

The excellence of the squadron members Castor won them the trophy Montcalm, two years running. In the photo, the group commander, Claude Panneton awarded the trophy. Right, Herbie Monahan of 312 of the former Wing Aviation and Chairman of the Civil Cadets.

June 7, 1959 visit Quebec. George Dion (3) and Herbert Monahan (2) accompanied the cadets. Archives Jean Cantin

1960

activities include cadets, swimming lessons taught by the civilian instructor, Jacques Belanger, the pool of Community Club. To his left, Rejean Berman. Archives Jean Cantin

June 1961

Under the fiftieth anniversary of the city, the Army Cadet High School Champagnat and Air Cadets participating in a formal ceremony at the monument of the Sacred Heart, which was also a bust in memory Eugene Corbeil.

Pictured cadets Robert Cantin Roger Collin and lay a wreath. At right, Mayor Onesimus Dallaire, who is one of its last holdings protocol, since it will be defeated by Lucien Filion in the municipal election on July 3.
Photo courtesy of Pierre Cantin.

April 28, 1962

One source of revenue for cadets from the sale of ribbons bearing the image of the cadet corps, on a day called "Tag Day" collection day. Cadets roam the city streets, soliciting Donate cons which they call a badge.

May 26, 1962

On the occasion of its annual inspection, the squadron received its charter.

December 20, 1964

Dancing hosted by the Cadets. It is also the opportunity to announce the promotion of three of them: Ronnie Ouellette, Guy Beaulieu and Johnny Cayer. The officers are Emile Cantin, Claude Panneton and Camille Danis.

30 and May 31, 1965

A late busy week for the Cadets, who visit the base in Saint-Hubert, attend a circus performance at the Montreal Forum, in addition to fly over the city and visit the Dorval International Airport.

Summer 1965

Summer Camp 1965. The officers accompanying
Roger Lapointe, then vicar of the parish of St. Zéphirin he was named pastor in August 1983, and Emile Cantin. Archives Jean Cantin

August 1966

Summer Camp at St. John d'Iberville. The officers are accompanying Emile Cantin and Georges Dion.

Summer 1968 (?)

annual Camp St. John d'Iberville. Escort Officers: Emile Cantin, Dion and Georges Jacques Lavoie. Archives Jean Cantin

Summer 1969
Saint-Jean-d'Iberville. Emile Cantin and Georges Dion accompanied the cadets. Archives Jean Cantin

Summer 1971

Annual inspection in the school yard Eugene-Corbeil, boulevard Ducharme.
second from left, Councilman Marcel Roy, the cure Louis Caron, Odin Olsen of the civilian committee and Cadet Warrant Officer Emile Cantin. Archives Jean Cantin

Around 1970

Summer Camp in Bagotville. Officers: Dion and Georges Emile Cantin.
Archives Jean Cantin


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stewardship or management group

Latuquois Among the many who, since 1958, helped oversee the activities of young cadets, there was Emile Cantin, whose two of the son, Robert and John, were cadets.

He spent over ten years of his spare time to deal with the financial administration of the squadron and the organization of its activities, in addition to accompanying the Cadets at several summer camps. Photos: Jean Cantin

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CADET

Robert Cantin, a summer camp in Saint-Jean-d Iberville. Around 1961.

Jean Cantin poses, wearing the cackles officer of his father, Emile.

René Houle improvised bus driver. August 1963.

Even an artist like Jacques Doré, ** the instigator of the box CAYUTE THE songs in 1965, fumbled, but very, very briefly years of life "forces" after is part of the Beavers. Saint-Jean-d'Iberville, circa 1962.

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other parts of the records kept by Jean Cantin Squadron

Correspondence signed by two officers of the Squadron 646: Warrant AW Bishop and Jean-Claude Houle, head of supplies . Little room to French, then ... 1958

The book left contains the name and phone number of young people who participated in Latuquois first summer camp for the squadron, in Clinton, Ontario.
The binder acted right directory names of all cadets in the group.

Some of the cadets who participated in the La Tuque summer camp 1958.
Note the incorrect spelling of the street Castelneau!

The Royal Canadian Air Force provided this little notebook, sheet lines, high school guidance counselors, hoping to attract into its ranks of candidates. Late 1960.

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Three incidents in military aviation and interest for La Tuque
during the Second World War.

end of October 1943 We are looking a bomber Consolidated B-24 Liberator transformed into transportation, with, on board 24 passengers that crashed October 19, somewhere north of La Tuque.

November 18, 1943

Anson twin-engine bomber of the ARC made a forced landing in the field of a certain G. Hansen, on the plateau which is nowadays the Bel-Air, then called "The Flats" (plains). The aircraft is substantially damaged, but all four team members are doing without injury.

April 1944
related deaths of two soldiers to residents of La Tuque.

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A recent testimony of a Latuquois the Air Cadets.

The Luke Abel http://luc1990.skyrock.com/

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Jacques "Coco" Gold. Painter and sculptor, he exhibited both in his hometown on three other continents. I'll speak about that artistic career.

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