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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1971-03-04, Page 7LCOL. O.H. Hack, Commandant CFSIT, presents Mr. Art Hudson with a Certificate of Service on tne occasion of his leaving the school. SIT teacher retires LCOL. O.H. Hack, Commandant CFSIT, presents Mr. Ivan Wright with a Certificate of Service on the occasion of his leaving the school. — Canadian Forces Photo. BALL-MACAULAY -.BUILDING SUPPLIES-- CLINTON — 482.9514 SEAFORTH 5W -0910 HENSALL — 262-2713 It was a hard Winter on a lot of things ESPECIALLY MAIL BOXES We've got a Spring Special for you. It isn't snovvplow-proof but it is starling-proof SALE Suggested Retail, 15,50 PRICE SAVE 3.62 (w spend it on a NEW POST Former Windsor man promoted FROZEN 1POOD tirlatalmitmontriximisia PEPPERibGE FARMS OLD SOUTH-12 ox. 'TINS Apple Turnovers ORANGE JUICE 43c back 3 for $1 FROMM CALIFORNIA NO. 1 HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 49c CZAZG126, I TURNIPS Sc I. CANADA FANCY iffeINTOSH APPLES S LB. 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Smith 19 oz. cherry Pie Filling 47c All-Purpose Mother Parker Coffee lb. 93e, Adastral Park Clinton News-Record, Thoraday, March 4, 1971 7 Sports highlights week's activities at CFB , Guide banquet held The past week has been ,a busy one in hockey for the CFB hockey teams, On Tuesday, February 23, at the Base Arena, the CFB Novice team were efeated 4-0 by Hensall Novyice in the second round of play-offs. There were a total of five penalties in this game, with two of them going to the Base team. The Base Mites were' defeated 3-0 by the Goderich Mites on Wednesday, February 24, in a game played at the CFB Arena. This game also had a total of five penalties, with two of them going to the CFB Mites. On Thursday, February 25, in A long time member of the staff of the School of Instructional Technique retired February 28, after having been with the school since October, 1953, when it was the RCAF School of Instructional Technique at RCAF Station Trenton. ' Mr. Ivan Wrig,ht retires Hensall, the Adastral Park Bantams lost to the Hensall Bantams by a score of 13-3. Goals for the Base were by Bob Kingsley who got twp, and Ken Gerow with one. Assists were one each for Keith Arnott and Rick Phillips. The Bantams played again on Saturday, Feb. 27, on home ice, defeating the Belgrave Bantams by a score of 8-3. Goals for the Base were by Rick Green, who got three, Claire Ccilquhoun with two, and Bob Kingsley, Adair Meehan, and Butch Heipel, who each got one. The Base boys.also received a total of five penalties. The Mite Team was scheduled Mr. Hudson moved to Clinton with the school in 1962. He has the distinction of serving with all the officers who commanded the school since its origin. Art Hudson is known to thousands of graduates as the "Civy" who taught them the operation of the 16MM motion . to have two games with Clinton on Saturday morning, Feb. 27, but Clinton didn't come, so the "blue" sweater Mites played the "white" sweater Mites, ending in a 3-3 tie. Also on Saturday the Seaforth Pee Wee team defeated the CFB Pee Wees by a score of 10.0, in a game played in Seaforth. During the third period the Adastral Park goal-tender, Bruce Bowser, got the only penalty of the game, for fighting, Pat Smith then finished the game as goal-tender. The Base Senior Team were defeated 5.0 by Hensell at the CFB Arena on Saturday evening. picture projector. The only activity that Mr. Hudson plans for the future is a bit of gardening around his home in Wellington, Ontario. A son, Leonard, still attends high school in Picton. Daughter, Freda, is married and lives in Kenora. In bowling news the men's bowling league standings are: Supply, 99; C.E. No, 1, 98; KO., 68; Mixed "8", 67; B.X., 59; C, E. No. 2, 57. The season high single is F. Schwab with 376. Season high triple is G. Ranson with 800. Weekly high single is F. Schwab with 340 and weekly high triple is D..Hunter with 793. MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings: Travellers, 109; Hopefuls, 90; "F" Troop, 88; Combines, 76.5; The Hits, 66.5; The Brains, 52; Drop-Ins, 50. Season high single (lady) P. Marion — 343; season high single (men) F. Schwab — 397; season high triple (lady) P. Marion 873; season high triple (men) F. Schwab — 857; weekly high single (lady) D. Burke — 321; weekly high single (Men) A. Marion — 273; weekly high triple (lady) G. Harris — 647; weekly high triple (men) A. Bartlett — 714. WOMEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings: Hi Low's, 88; Strike Outs, 83; Flunkies, 82; Sixth Dimensions, 68; Hillbillies, 62; Pin Wheels, 61; U.F.O.'s, 59. Weekly high single — G. Harris — 288; weekly high triple — P. Marion — 777; season high single — A. Austin — 330; season high triple — P. Marion — 777. * * On Saturday, Feb. 27 a Volleyball Tournament was held at the CFB Recreation Centre, with six schools participating. Games began at 9 a.m., with each team playing each of the other teams, and a win, worth five points, being declared after the best two out of three games between schools. At the end of the day, standings were as follows: GIRLS' TEAMS Clinton Public, 25 points, first place; Hullet Central, 23 points, second place; Hugh Campbell (Adastral Park), 19 points, third place (tie); Holmesville, 19 points, third place (tie); Huron Centennial, 19 points, third place (tie); Seaforth Public, 15 points, fourth place. Members of the Adastral Park girls' team are: Iareri Belliveau,' Katrina Beseau, Maureen Carey, Mary Anne Cummings, Debbie Holmes, Andrea Lynn, Dale Mason, Krista McAuley, Debra Patterson, Brenda Paulin, and Patsy Schwab. BOYS' TEAMS Clinton Public, 25 points, first place; Holmesville, 21 points, second place; Huron Centennial, 21 points, third place; Hullet Central, 19 points, fourth place (tie); Seaforth Public, 19 points, fourth place (tie); Hugh Campbell, 15 points, fifth place. Holmesville and Huron Centennial had a play-off game to break the tie of 21 points each, resulting in Helinesville taking second place. Members of the Adastral Park boys' team are: Paul Arnett, Charles Belliveau, Robert Kingsley, Paul Leash, Tad McMillan, Danny Page, Joe Pennimpede, Rick Phillips, Paddy Turner, and Mike Weir. Both the Adastral Park girls' and boys' teams played 11 games with the girls earning an average of approximately 10 points per game, and the boys earning approximately seven points per game. * * On Friday, Feb. 26, a non-denominational church service for "Thinking Day" was held in the R.C. Chapel. Father Glofcheski and Padre Youmatoff officiated at the service, attended by approximately 70 Brownies, Guides, Cubs, Scouts, and their leaders. * The annual "Mother and Daughter" banquet for the CFB Clinton Guides and Brownies was held at the Sergeants' Mess on Wednesday, Feb. 24, beginning at 7 p.m. The banquet opened with the singing of 0 Canada, followed by 'grace' said by Padre Youmatoff, and the toast to the Queen, given by Jose Parent. A delicious dinner was then served by eight of the fathers, and following this was a candlelight ceremony. Mrs. E. M. Harper, District Commissioner, then welcomed the mothers. Karen Belliveau proposed the toast to the mothers, and this was replied to by Mrs. A. Belliveau, on behalf of the mothers present. Head table guests were then introduced. These guests were Padre Youmatoff, the Protestant Chaplain; Miss Mary McMillan, Area Commissioner; Mrs. Jane Golding, Honorary Chairman of the Local Association; and Mrs. Hazel McCreath, Division Commissioner. The Area and Division Commissioners each spoke briefly, both mentioning their regret at this being the last such banquet for Base Clinton. Mrs. Faye Price, Guide Captain, then led a sing-song, after which Dale Mason thanked the fathers for serving the meal. Father Glofcheski was unable to attend, so Padre Youmatoff took the closing prayer. The evening ended with the singing of both Brownie and Guide Taps. 4 * During the past week, eliminations were held to select finalists for the public speaking competition for Branch 140 of the Canadian Legion, to be held at the Legion Hall on Tuesday, March 2. Contestants from Grade 6 were Karen Belliveau, M Anne Cummings, and Joie Danford, Grade 7 and 8 Cpl. Berube CPL George Berube is shown receiving congratulations on his recent promotion, from Major F. A. Golding Base Commander of CPL(S) William Bush is shown receiving congratulations on his recent promotion from Maj. F. A. Golding Base Commander of Canadian Forces contestants were Marlene Gerow, Linda Motomura, Lawrence Smith, Shelley Schwab and Joanne Price. promoted Canadian Forces Base Clinton Adastral Park, Ontario. George enlisted in January 1967 in Montreal and was Base Clinton, Adastral Park, Ont. William enlisted in January 1967 at Windsor and after recruit and trade training was Finalists chosen were Karen Belliveau, Mary Anne Cummings, Shelley Schwab, and Lawrence Smith. transferred to Clinton in January 1968, His parents Mr. and Mrs. V. Berube reside at 4725 Berri St. Montreal, P.Q. posted to CFB Clinton in November 1969. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bush reside at 1207 Goyeau St., Windsor, Ontario. The Canadian Forces School of Instructional Technique (CFSIT) lost one of its most experienced instructors this week. Mr. Ivan G. Wright left the school to accept a position as a representative of Melchers Distillery, He and his family will move to Kingston, Ontario, at the end of the current school year. Mr. Wright joined CFSIT in September 1968 when he was posted from his position as District Cadet Liaison Officer in Manitoba. He came at that time as Captain Wright of the Royal Canadian Regiment. Upon reaching retirement age. Captain Wright bad become a competent teacher on several of the CFSIT Courses and was persuaded to stay on as a civilian instructor. boring the last year, Mr. Wright assumed the responsibilities of Senior Instructor on one of the courses. The School of Instructional Technique will miss Mr. Wright. The community will miss his active wife Betty, Who will be remembered for her assistance with hospital auxiliary and other activities in both the civilian and military torninunities, 'Mrs. Wright arid soils Terry, will remain in Adastral Park until the school tent ends. A daughter, Tim, is working in Toronto.