Civil Air Patrol holds open house
Columbia Basin Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol cadets had the opportunity to show interested students some of the CAP gliders and around the squadron building at the open house.
REBECCA PETTINGILL/SPECIAL TO THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Cadets have the opportunity to have unique experiences through the Civil Air Patrol program that other children do not, Jonathan Henke, health services officer for the local squadron told attendees of the open house.
There were about half a dozen families who showed up to get more information about the Civil Air Patrol Cadet program.
Four senior cadets addressed the audience and shared their personal experiences with the cadet program.
The open house gave interested parents and students the opportunity to hear about all the unique experiences this program can bring and ask any questions they may have.
EPHRATA — The Columbia Basin Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol held an open house at their squadron building at the Ephrata Municipal Airport this past weekend to give interested parties the opportunity to hear about the program.
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