HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-09-24, Page 3Ontario street -United. Church
celebrates 92nd .'anniversory
Lt. Col. 0. H. Hack of CFB Clinton is congratulated by Major F. A, Golding, Base Commander,
CFB, on receiving the,first clasp for his.Canadian Forces decoratiOn. Canadian Forces photo.
Lt. Col. 0. H. Hack honoured
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This coming Sunday,
September 27, Ontario Street
United Church .will celebrate its
92nd anniversary,
Preacher at both services, at
11:00 a,m. and 7:30 p.m., will
be the Rev. Robert G. Trimble,
minister of Wesley United
Church, London.
Mr. Trimble is a graduate of
Victoria and Emmanuel
Colleges, Toronto and has served
as minister at Emsdale and
Barrie before coming to Wesley
where his father, Rev, Dr.
George E. Trimble had been
minister from 1938 to 1942. At
present Wesley Church has three
candidates for the Christian
ministry, all studying in
theological colleges,
Mr. Trimble has a strong
belief in the local congregation
as being the ,centre of Christian
faith and activity and is
convinced that there .are many
ways for a person to receive
spiritual security. He was
Chairman of.the Leighton Ford
Crusade for Christ held at the
London Gardens last year.
Amongst his many interests is
Junior Hockey and especially
the Niagara Falls Flyers
At the morning service the
soloist will be Mr. James Doherty
of Clinton, one of our local high
school teachers. In the evening,
Mr. Peter Snell of Exeter, son of
the Rev. Harold Snell presently
of London, will sing in the folk
song idiom..
A Mess Dinner at the
Officers' Mess, CFB Clinton, was
the occasion of a presentation to
Lt. Col.• O.H. Hack,
Comniandant of the School of
Instructional Technique,
Major F.A. Golding, Base
Commander, CFB Clinton.
presented Lt, Col. Hack with the
first clasp to his Canadian Forces
DeCoration.
The CD is awarded to officers
and men of the Canadian Forces
who in an approved capacity
have completed a period of 12
years service. The clasp is
awarded after a further period of
10 years. The clasp is a rosette
of silver worn on the ribbon of
the decoration.
Lt. Col. Hack attended public
school in Wembley, Alberta. He
completed high school at
Concordia College in Edmonton.
In 1941 he joined the Canadian
Army in which he served until
returning to the University of
British Columbia in January
1.946. In 1948, after graduating
with a B.A. and a Secondary
School Teaching Certificate, he
taught at King Edward High
School in Vancouver. In. 1949 he
enrolled in the Royal Canadian
Air* Force, Education Branch,
and served until 1955 as
Education and Training Officer
at RCAF Station Sea Island. His
next assignment was assistant to
the Senior Training Officer at
Air Defence Command
Headquarters in Montreal. In
1960 he became assistant to the
Director of Ground Training at
Air Force Headquarters in
Ottawa.
Lt. Col. Flack was posted to 1
Air Division Headquarters in
Metz, France in 1962 where he
became Senior Training Officer.
In 1967 he was promoted to
Lt, Col. and assumed command
of the Canadian Forces School
of Instructional Technique at
Clinton —the teachers' college
for the Canadian Forces,
During his commanu 01 the
School Many major innovations
and changes have been
instituted. The Canadian Forces
training system was developed
and introduced under his
direction. Video Tape Recording
has been acquired and put into
use as an aid to instruction.
Manuals and guides have been
produced to help Canadian
Forces Instructors do a better
job.
Lt. Col. Hack and Mrs, Hack,
the former Tillie Monk of
Vernon B.C, live in Adastral
Park. They have six children;
three sons, Douglas of
Vancouver, Roger at Stratford
Teachers' college, and Kenneth
10, at home; three daughters,
Cynthia of Vancouver, Marlene
of Halifax and Melanie 9, at
home. Marlene and her husband
Capt. Larry Schaufele, presented
Lt. Col. Hack and Mrs. Hack
with their first grandson in May
of this year.
A very enjoyable evening was
VOA irk te Piney* *It on
Tuesday September
commemorate the 20th wedding
anniversary of Mr. andMrs, Ross
'.Virl\10.4rape9f
ntdia.411"04inied triollrhe'"ig 111Q%s nic
of Tiffin' s- Orchestra with John
Brent as Master of Ceremonies,
Many musicians Who are
associated with Ross in the field
491 0.1MtU,SsiC oelintrtiVte40-14.itthte,
Presentations of gifts and money
on behalf of the 'community
we're made by Mrs. Alvin Smith,
Mrs, Arnold Liliow, Mrs, Harvey
Edgar, Mr, Don Robertson and
Mr, Bruce Corrigan.
The bride of 25 years was the
former Lobe Hastie, a nurse from
Seaforth. They were married
September 15, 1945 at Ontario
Street United Church 'Manse,
Clinton. They. farmed for a year
in Rullett Township before
moving to the Wingbarn area
where Ross has been connected
with CKNX and Don Robertson
and the Ranch Boys.
Out .of town guests attended
from Seaforth, Stratford, St.
Marys, Clinton and Goderieh.
The couple have a son Harvey
of Kitchener and a daughter
Connie at home.
Varna news
BY FRED McCLYMONT
Anniversary Service in the
United Church will be held next
Sunday September 27 at Il a.m.
with Rev. D. Beck of Bayfield as
guest minister. Special music by
.the choir under the leadership of
Mrs. Douglas IVIcAsh.
Mrs, John McAsh is at present
a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital.
A Smorgasbord Supper will
be held in the basement of the
United Church on Wednesday
evening September 30 under the
auspices of the U.C.W.
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