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Clinton News-Record, 1967-03-09, Page 11Clinton Officer Gets St. John Ambulance Award ' Wesley .-4" <. §taff insitrUctor CFB Wte ■' top’s. Sqhopl of Instructional Technique, prerente,d ■ with B Priory Vote of th&R&S' ' tfom the St. Jbhri ' . on a recent paria.de held 9it. the base. The( St, John Amibtoano® PriQyy of panada meete peri odically to consider the’nanies of 'Various Canadians Who have given assistance'to the- - order, Those who have made outstanding, contributions aye . ; awarded a special Prjpry Vote ‘ pf thanks, This takes thefoim pf an illuminated scroll sign-' ed by the Prior of gt, John AmihiUl'^rice, .tite Governor General, and by‘ the Chaw . cellor of St, John Ambulance.’ The award* to Captain Eeask Was made in recogni^ ti'bri of his role ip training t St. John Ambulance instruct- ; 1 ors. During^the past eighteen ' months' he has traveil'ied' ex tensively throughout Ontario • .(did connection with tiiis volun- tap^/task. * ; . Captain Leask, a member of the Royal Canadian Regi- , merit, liris beeai stationed at CFB Clinton since September 1966., Prior to that date lib . ; Served With the army’s Methods of Instruction Wing in Camp Borden. He and his . wife, toe for- ‘mor Audrey Hill of Ingersoll, reside at 117 Columbia Drive, Centralia, ■ with ithear torse mhiildren. ' ' Officer Receives St John Ambulance AwarcI At a recent cer$nojiy at CFB Clinton, Base Commanded G/C K. ft. Greenaway, centre, awarded Captain Wesley Leask, left,1 with a St. John Am bulance Priory Vote of thanks. The award was made in recognition of Captain •, Leask’s work in training St. John Ambulance instructors, ftepresenting the St. John Provincial Commissioner is Major Rober Graves, right, who is a Serv oing Brother of the Order.. ■ (CFB Clinton Photo) , Two R i C S Officers Take Civilian Posts Going ToNew Ford Plant AtTalbotvill^ Flight Lieutenant Dt Salter, a native of Verdun, Quebec, recently retired frorri the Royal ch /Canadian Air Force ..-after 27 years of service: ‘ ' ' Joining the RCAF in 1940 lie- was trained as^.an Armament Technician in, Canada, and later saw wartime service , overseas. With Nd. 402.. Hurricane Squad ron ■ in England and No. 413 Catalina Squadron in Ceylon. Remaining With the RCAF at the war’s end, he subsequent ly saw service at a number of stations, across Canada includ ing a tour of duty at.Air Force Headquarters in Ottawa from 1958-63, - At trie time of h'is retirement he was" a member of the in structional staff of the Officers’ Training Division at * -No. 1 Radar and Communications Sdh’ool,' CFB Clinton., ' r F/L Salter has accepted a position with Ford of Canada as a Safety Engineer at their new ly constructed plant at Talbat- ville.. F/L Salter arid family are presently residing.at 564 Viscount Ftd., London. I Accepts Position r With External Affairs Dept. Flight Lieutenant D. Wright, recently retired; from the Royal. Canadian Air Force after a period of 20 years service. Or iginally from Kerroibert, Sask., F/L. Wright, joined the RCAF in 1940 for the duration of the war as a. navigator. . At the war’s end he left the' RCAF and went to the Univers- ' ■■ ity of British Columbia where ’ ■ he obtained his B.A., majoring' in mathematics and physics. F/L Wright rejoined the ’ RCAF in 1952 as a Personnel ' ’Administration Officer . and ,in - 1954 was'subsequently trans ferred to the Tefliecommu'riica- . tions Branch'. At the time of his " retirement he was deputy of ficer . Commander of the Of ficers' . Training Division at No'. 1 Radar 'and Comnnuriicatiohs* School, CFB Clinton. -Flight Lieut, Wright has ac cepted a position with the De partment of External Affairs. At present he and his family are ' residing in the Ottawa ■area, .where he is'attending a training'Cpurse for his new'em ployment'. On completion of the course he ;expects to become an enibassy manager at one of our overseas embassies. f V V Mrs. F. A. Axon . Died in Toronto, Funeral March 8 Mrs., Frederick A. Axon',, Wife, of late Dr. Axon, formerly of Clinton, passed away. Sunday, March 5 in Sit. Joseph’s Hos pital^ Toronto., •' • She was the former Catherine McGill and 'was borri'in Ohesley, October 15, 1884, a daughter of late Daniel McGill arid Anges Balfour.- For the past/ 26 ye.ars she has resided in Toronto. She. was a' member of the Presby terian Church arid a, life, mem ber of the WMS? She. is- survived by one son, Frederick,-arid two grandchild ren, Fred ,Jr’ and Sandra, all .of Toronto. She - was predeceased by her husband in 1938, and by four brothers and two sisters. ■The funeral service was held on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at. the Heath-Leslie Funeral Home, Mitchell. Rev. Alan Ross' offici ated. ' • ; The . pallbearers were David- McGill, Chesley; Harry Kayo smith and Dr. Keliith McGill, both of Mitchell; Lester McGill. of Kingston; Kenneth - Nevau and Walter Rochocewich,' bath of Toronto. Temporary entomb ment Was made in Elizabeth Ritz Memorial Chapel, Mitchell, and burial Will be made in, Knox , Presbyterian • Cemetery, Mit chell, • in the spring. ■ Friends and relatives attend- 1 Adastral Park Social Notes Editqr: Mrs. Sandra Stoker -rr- Phone 482-9179 < Protestant ChajJel The congregational. supper of the Protestant Chapel, CFB Clinton was held in toe ,QR mess on Sunday,’ March 5. The members enjoyed a turkey din ner after which F/O D. Dayis thanked the Messing staff for their preparation of the de* Hcious meal. ' ' ■ ’ . ( ’ S/L (Rey.) P, DeLong in troduced the Glee Club and. Senior Choir under the direc tion of FS Fred. Wildish. ■ pianists for the occasion were Mps; Kathy Johnston and Sgt. N. Stone. \ ? Padre DeLong 'thanked Sgt. D., Aiken for a, job well done in arranging the dinner and also expressed his appreciation fpr all those who help ip the Church Life. Under the leadership of Mrs. Ji Cooper and Mrs. M* Cum mings-the Junior Choir delight ed everyone by dinging “The Canada Song''. >v ■ G/C K, R. Greenaway intro* duced the guest speaker, W/C P. D. Ross, Training Command Chaplain. G/C Greenaway asked the Chaplain to lead the oon- gregation in“a devotional to the late'Governof General Vanier. Padre ftdSs. gave, hh, inspiring and’ diSifeht^ul Ulk on “The Birth of the Chttooh0 and also spoke of the role 'of the chtSrch during these rapidly changing years. The Padre sipoke W the New Transportation Section Established at CFB Clinton In -keeping with present Canadian' Armed ' Forces policy all transportation facfil*. ■■■ ', - * » ' , ■ iities at CFB Clinton have .been re-organized into a newly formed Base Transpor tation .Section. Lieutenant . Darryl7 Muralt, Who was formerly in charge of the Base1 Ration Group, has been appointed as Base Transportation Officer; he will. be responsible for co ordinating- the various 'activ ities associated with the new ly created Section. The practise of maintaining a single base transportation establishment has been an Army policy for some time and is now being implemented at all .bases and components of the (Canadian Armed Forces. / v many wonderful events happen- , ing dtiring our Centennial. Year (md, in. clpsing, read the, Cen tennial Prayer. ..Sgt, G.-Sinker thanked the Command Chaplain for his en lightening talk and on .feetailf of tjhe congregation presented Padre Ross wii'th two reproduc tions of the RCAF Roundel dud ,Crest. , ,' J'» ' * A thought provoking skit wias presented by F/L W/Poppenk and S/L S.Dukes assisted by: trig ChortK^ ■’ ' ’ " ’ ’ / A cordial invitation is extend ed to .all ’the ladies - to attend’ the meeting of the Protestant Chapel Guild on Monday, March' ( ' Lieut. Darryl' Mura It Transportation Officer ed from Toronto, Kingston, Ohesley, Brodhagen, ’ Clinton, Mitchell and district. ■ „ ’ ... V../ ■/ 1 ,, ......,, ---------------------O----------------:----- Tebbult Couple 55 Years Married Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tebbutt of Seaforth will celebrate their 55th weddirig_ anniversary next- Thursday, March 16. Both Mr. and Mrs. Tebbutt came from the Clinton area., Mrs. Tebbutt was the former Katherine Per due, sister of the late William E. Perdue of Clinton. Curlins On February 28 the Ladies’ Curling Club CFB held their, elections. Re-elected to fice of president, was Mrs. Joyce Hatten; vice-president, Mrs. Bea Bowman; secretary, Mrs. Helen Davies; draw committee chair man, Mrs. Vera Sparks; and, social convener, Mtis. Mary D^ri* forth. On Saturday, March 4, the Adastral Park Bonspiel Was held. Th4 rink skipped by Beia Bowman with third, MCI second, Madeline Willberg/ and lead Elaine Phillip Won th16 Ad- astral Park Trophy. ’* • Second .prize winner' was' the Doreen. Wade' rink with thitd, I^ita - Lapointe,* second, Eileen Borden arid lead Phyilis Carey. Colleen/ Davis' rink’ with third Bernice Riltchi^ second 'Carol Rang&r, arid. lead Mona Guig- nard.; Sgt. E.. Richaixlsoh, repre senting the Community Council, presented the prizes. On behialf of the Liadies' Curl ing Club., Mrs. Joiyce Hatten wishes .to thank the Adastral Park Community Council for much appreciated support. Personals ' lyiiss Francine Paqueit from Ottawa. was<a recent weekend visitor of Miss SherryU' Slater, 6 Quebec Rd. Happy Birthday to Tracy Lyn Fowers who was three years old oh ^Tuesday. ’ Congratulations' to LAC and Mrs. J. Godfrey on the birth of their sori. " . ' • LAC and Mrs. Russ powan- lock recently returned from a trip to Western Canada .where, they visited with'their parents, and also friends' stationed at Portage la Prairie," Man. - : --------o-j.—L_— ■ May 8 will be World Red Cross Day' at EXPO 67. The- date honours'' Henri Duniant,. founder' of the Red CroSs. J . • ■ < ' < 7 7'u< 77- /■ ‘i Clinton Officer Receives Clasp to CF Fit. Lt. “Bob” Furneaux receives congratula tions from Q/C K. ft. Greenaway following the pre sentation of a clasp to his Canadian Forces Decor ation. The clasp is awarded for 22 yeafs of meritor- * ious service. Fit. Lt. Furneaux is the Personnel Ad ministration Officer at CFB Clinton. - • ' (CFB 'Clinton Photo) VISIT YOUR EARM SERVICE CENTRE . 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