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aptrures Volleyball Title
OFFICERS' TEAM, champions. of the Intersection Volleyball League, RCAF Station, Clinton,•
by virtue of their win over the -Sergeants' Mess in the finals, Front row (left to right): F/O
Frank Boyczuk, F/L Jim Hynds and F/0 Chic Woodruff. Beek row (left to right); F/O Iver
Small, F/O Buck MacDonald, Fee, Bob Burnett and F/0 Jim Heal, captain.
Commodore Clements --
Presents RO Wings
To Latest Cowie
Number One Air Radio • Officer
School at RCAF Station, Clinton,
graduated another group of young
Canadians on Friday, March 28,
1952, when Air Commodore W.
Clements, OBE, presented the
radio officer wings. A/C Clem-
ent, who is Deputy Chief of Plans
and Intelligence at AFHQ, arriv-
ed by air from Ottawa in the
morning and inspected a guard
of honour, under the command
of F/L J. H. Hoult, upon' his
arrival at Clinton.
A/C Clements holds the dist-
inction of being the first RCAF
pilot to fly over German ter-
ritory in the Second World War,
having flown his Blenheim bomb-
er over the Reich in mid-
September 1939 while attached to
53 Army Co-operation Squadron
of the Royal Air Force. He con
tinned his distinguished record
during the war and held num-
erous key staff positions in the
RCAF prior to taking over his
present post at AFHQ.
The impressive ceremony,
which took the form 'ef a full-
scale indoor parade, in the Re-
creation Centre, was under the
command of G/C E. A. D. Hut-
ton, CD, commanding office at
Clinton.
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AUBURN
Donald King, GeorgetOwn, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. McIlveen
are visiting their son Robert and.
Mrs. Mcllveen, Niagara Falls, On-
tario.
Mrs. Harry Govier, who spent
the winter with her son, Herb
and Mrs. Govier, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. George Yungblut, who has
been visiting her son, Roy Mug-
ford and Mrs, Mugford, Goderich,
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Carter and
young daughter, -Port Elgin, vis-
ited Miss Sadie and Mr. Joe Car-
ter Sunday. Mrs. Carter and.
daughter remained for a few days.
Presbyterian Services
Starting next Sunday, April 6,
and continuing for the next three
months, services in Knox Pres-
byterian Church will commence
at 11 a.m. with Sunday School at
ten o'clock.
Young Couple Feted
A reception was held in the
Foresters' Hall in honor of Mr,
and Mrs, Russell King. During
the evening they were called to
the front where Glen Patterson
read an address extending con-
gratulations and best wishes and
Bert Craig presented them with
I a nurse of money. Mr. King made
a fitting reply. Music for danc-
ing was supplied by Pierce's Or-
chestra. Lunch was served.
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The Senior NCO's bowed .out
-to the Cpl's and Airmen State
in the PlaYoffe of the RCAF Ste-
lion Basketball finals Thursday
:afternoon last in Roundel Terrace.
"The league was a lively one with
the CPI's and Airmen holding
The lead and ending the• season
In first place. High scorer of
-the league was WO "Hank" Ben-
mett of the Senior NCO's with
en average of 14.6 points, closely
followed by "Al" Wiper of Cpl'e
and Airmen with 14.2 points.
In the playoffs the Senior
NCO's defeated the Flight Cad-
ets 41-27 to advance against the
'Qpl's and Airmen who downed
Officers 63-36. The final was a
two-game total-point series with
the first game ending.33-33. The
second game ended in regulation
time 35-35. In five minutes over-
'time the Cpl's and Airmen score
,-ed 12 points to their opponent's
five tq win the playoffs. High
:scorer of the playoffs was- "Bill"
:Lobb of Cpl's and Airmen with
an average of 18 points followed
by "Hank" Bennett of the Senior -NCO's with 14.2 points.
League Statistics:
P W 17F A Pts
eCpl's &Airmen 12, 8 4 483 443 16
.4:Officers 12 6 6 477 433 12
Sr. NCO's, 12 6 6 348 338 12
Plight Cadets 12 6 6 325 292 12
Students 12 3 9 341 471 6
Ten Top Scorers -.Bennett (Sr, NC/Ces) „ 14.6.
'Wiper .(Cpl's) . 14.2
Lobb (Cpl's) 13.0
Woodruff (Off,) 11.4
Bose (F/C) ., .21......### 11.1
Turnbull (Sr. NCO's) 11,0
Villeneuve (Cpl's) 9.7
MacDonald (Off.) 9;3
Wade (One) 9,3
Rosenthal! (F/C) 8.2
Playoff Statistics:
Semi-final; P WLT F A
Cpl's & Airmen ,, I. 1 0 0 63 36
Officers 1 0 1 0 36 63
Sr. NCO's 1 1 0 041 r
Flight Cadets 0 I 0 27 41
Finalg: PWLT F A
Cpl.'s & Airmen , . 2 1 0 1 81 73
Sr. NCO's 2 0 1 1 73 81.
Five Playoff Top' Scorers
Lobb (Cpl.'s) 18.b
Bennett (Sr. NCO's) . , 14.3
Babchuk (Cpl's) - . . , 9.0
Turnbull (Sr. NCO's) 8.3
Villeneuve (CpPs) 6.0
New Dial Telephones
RCAF Station, Centralia, Mon-
day became the first base in
Training Command to have dial
telephones for rapid communica-
tion within the sprawling estab-
lishment.
W/C V, A. Berg made the first
call in the 120 phone local net-
work. R, L. Stratton, of the Lon-
don office of Bell Telephone
Company represented the comp-
any. The move was a project of F/L
Harold Harris, technical officer, a
graduate of RCAF, Clinton',
Several staff officers at Station
Clinton are at present on course
to qualify as Unit Discussion
Leaders in current affairs.
The course, directed by S/L
"Doc" Forrest, is part of an over-
all tri-service plan. to keep per-
sonnel informed on matters of
national and international con-
cern. Eventually all ranks of the
RCAF will participate in. a
weekly "Current Affairs Hours".
To assist the plan, a Bureau of
Current Affairs has been organiz-
ed within the Department of
National Defence at Ottawa.
Besides S/L Forrest, other
qualified instructors at Station
Seven Courses Graduate
From R' and C School
Praised by OC
All provinces of Canada were
represented in last Friday's, grad-
uations from 1 Radar and Com-
munications School, Clinton, when
members of seven courses were
handed their diplomas by W/C
B. G. Miller, CD, Officer Com-
manding the school. This was
the largest weekly graduation
from 1 It & CS in some time as
practically all of the basic courses
had a graduating class, The seven
trades represented were: Radar
Performance Checkers (Air) and
(Ground), Communications Per-
formance Checkers (Air) and
(Ground), Teletype ,Operators,
Telegraph Technicians and Fight-
er Control Operators.
Western Ontario graduates in-
cluded Airwoman Ann Frith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Frith, London; Aircraftsman - Ken
Ische, son of Mr, and Mrs. Abner
Ische, Stratford; Airwoman Max-
ine Parsons, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Parsons, R.R. 1, Cen-
tralia; and. Airwoman Teresa
Fackoury, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. ,J, Fackoury, Kitchener.
All the graduates have com-
pleted their first formal course
in their RCAF training and now
go to other units to begin the
practical application of the basic
theory of their trade learned at
Clinton.
In his address to the grad-
uates, W/C Miller stressed the
importance of each trade and the
responsibilities of each individual
in making the RCAF a highly
competent military force.
Clinton for the initial course are:
S/L Ray Henderson, F/L Tommy
Cook, F/0 Stan Kerr, F/0 Roy
Lee, F/0 Howard Lochhead and
P/0 Jack Penny.
I It is the plan of these instruct-
ors, who form the Current Affairs
Committee at Clinton, to occas-
ionally bring expert civilian lec-
turers to address the officers on
the course.
I Last, Thursday an outstanding
guest speaker, Dr. H. M. Thomas,
Associate Professor, History De-
partment, University of Western
Ontario, spoke to the group on
the subject "United States For-
eign Policy."
Weightlifters
Successful
In Competition
The Southwestern Ontario
Amateur Weightlifting Champion-
ships were held at London YMCA
on Friday evening last. A small
contingent of weightlifters from
RCAF, Clinton, competed and
were quite successful even though
none had ever competed before.
The group was led by Sgt. Jack
Varleau, British Empire Light-
heavyweight Champion and Oly-
mpic Games finalist who did not•
compete but gave an exhibition
of his skill.
First to compete was AC1
George Goodwin who is in the
bantamweight class (123 lbs.).
Unfortunately he was the only
competitor in this class and was
not able to show his true ability
against opposition. He made a
total of 435 lbs, in the three
Olympic type lifts.
AC1 John Saliga was the next
airman to compete. He did so in
the Middleweight (165 lbs.) class.
Against heed competition he
broke all his previous personal
records with a 180 lb. press, 190
lb. snatch, and 250 lb. jerk to
total 620 lbs. He was second in
this division.
Sgt. Varleau, who opened the
evening with a short 'talk on the
sport, gave a virtuoso demon-
stration of lifting. He demonstrat-
ed the ultiinate in technique and
skill. The climax came when he
jerked 300 lbs. and showed it to
be well below his limit by carry-
ing it at arms length around the
lifting platform. We wish him
ail the best in the forthcoming
Olympic Trials at Drummond-
ville, Que, on Saturday, April 5.
Cpl, Donald Ross took part in
the Lightheavyweight (180. lbs.)
contest, Because there were sev-
eral outstanding lifters in this
class he did not place but his
total was 570 lbs.
(orporals and Airmen Win
Station Basketball Title
Current Affairs Emphasized
In New Air Force Course
Snappy Program Promised
In Air Force Revue
RCAF Station, Clinton, will
present ite second. broadcast on
Sunday, April 6, in a series of
13 over Radio Station CKNX,
Wingham. Your genial hat, F/S
Art Coombe will be at the "mike"
as usual, with his friendly pat-
ter, to introduce the talented
artists of RCAF Station, Clinton.
Sgt. Frank Haman, will be musi-
cal director and accompanist,
First, Art will introduce AC1
"Doc" Rhishton of Ottawa, "Doe"
is going to sing a new comer to
the hit parade, "The Little White
Cloud That Cried", Next will be
AW2 Sue Hook, Selkirk, Map.
She has a beautiful voice and I'm
sure she will do more than jus-
tice to the semi-classical, "Back
to Sorrento". LAC Jim Hunter,
Piston, is third on the program,
Jim is going to make like Mario
Lanza with "Because of You."
Frank Hanlon, our musical direct-
or, steps in with "High-Stepping
Oldie", "12th St, Rag," Frank can
really let go on those 88 ivories
Rainbow" from the movie "The
Wizard of Oz". In, Case you deal,
AW Marion Archer, the lass with the golden hair and the silver
voice, is going to fill the air
waves with this melodic number.
When Sgt, Murray Plunkett taken
his place at the "mike" to sing
"When You Are Away", it doesn't
take much imagination to see
what a trained voiceNeen do, Kure
ray has all the control and polish
of a professional vocalist, To
close the program, Murray Pin/I-
kea and Sue Hook will sing a • duet they did in. RCAF Clinton's
"Stage Crazy." This is the high-
light of the program and I. am
sure you will all enjoy their
rendition of the immortal "My
Hero."
I think that these busy air-
women and airmen at RCAF Sta-
tion, Clinton, deserve a big
round of applause for what they
are doing. ' That goes for those
who may follow also. Tune in
to 900, CKNX, next Sunday at
and on this piece Frank is at 3 p.m. and. enjoy "Your Air Force
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