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cently promoted to the rank of corporai at Lal'i3 Clinton is
e. KenneallY. ite is shown above, left, being congratulated
Col; B. W. Ryan,,Base Commander. Corporal Kennealiy is
played As a vehicle technician at the base. He is married
the former Mary Clodagh Sands of county Down, Ireland and
e at RR 5 Clinton, with their son Martin, 5.
orces Photo by Ferguson)
&t the CFB Clinton Archery Club winter wind-up held recently
Tom Darling of 330 Victoria, Clinton, was presented with the
'Best Archer" award for the past year, He is shown above
ight accepting the trophy from Capt. Bob Swan, Base Recreation
Yficer (Forces Photo by Dumont)
rs. Sandra Sutherland accepts , the "Most ImProved Archer
ward" from Capt. Bob Swan, Base Recreation Officer, CFB
linton. The award was made at the recent banquet held to wind
p the club's winter activities. (Forces Photo' by Dumont)
,orporal• Bill Fielding, left, is congratulated on his promotion
y Col. E. W. Ryan, Base Commander. Corporal Fielding, formerly
if Victoria, B.C., is employed as aphysical education and recrea-
ion instructor at the base. (Forces Photo by Ferguson)
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Accepting a trophy from Col. B.W. Ryan is the top men's team,
made up of personnel from the construction engineering section,
CFR Clinton. This team is the "A" Division play-off winner
and the regular season league winner. This team also captured
the trophies for the highest total pin-fall during the play-offs
Clinton RMC cadet to lecture
'Officer Cadet Richard. Wayne
Johnston, 22, of Montreal and
Clinton, a fourth year cadet
at the Royal Military College
(RMC) in Kingston, Ontario,
will conduct a series' of talks
in Montreal area high schools,
this week, in conjunction with
the general recruiting program
of the three service colleges.
A graduate of St. Laurent High
School in 1963, he entered the
Canadian Armed Forces under
the Regular Officer Training
Plan, This year he receives
his Bachelor of Commerce de-
gree from RMC in addition to a
commission in the air element
of the Canadian Forces with the
rank of lieutenant. Officer Cadet
Johnston is the son of Master
Warrant Officer and Mrs,
R. J. l3. Johnston of Canadian
Forces Base, Clinton.
Saturday, May 2.5
Coat Hanger and Bottle Drive
Canvass by
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Cottage Rolls lb 59
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SWISS STEAK lb. 89c
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BUTT CHOPS lb. 55c
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and the highest total pin-fall for a single night during regular
season play. From left are Jack Thompson, Bill Harris, Gordon
Bapson, Col, E.W. Ryan, Paul Leger (team captain), Joe Reid,
Wilf Castle. Absent is Don Hurst.
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Clinton NewS-RecOrd, Thurs0 May 10, 1908
•Annual Meeting
. Huron County Tuberculosis
Association
Anglican Church Hall, Wingham
Wednesday, May 22, at 6:30 p.m,
Guest Speaker:
Mrs. Norma Lytle,. Office Manager, Ontario
Tuberculosis Association, on the subject "Our
role in Centennial plus one"
E. E. Walker, Wingham President
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