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1S.1S THE LARGEST SPRING SALMON recorded by the
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illemsen af 3607. Eby Street, Terrace. It took Mr. Willem-
en 45 minutes to land the hefty spring caught on a large
falamander, This is John's third spring salmon this year.

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Wendy Clay of Terrace is
making history in ‘the .Can-
adian Armed Forces’ for she is

Wendy, who - putting rac
through university, spent a year

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Wendy will be remembered by
many in Terrace: as organist in St.
Matthew's Church, as a member of
the Terrace Inter-Church choir or
through working with Gordie Me-
Connell and his swim classes —
she holds a Red Cross Life Saving

i | certificate, .-
A Canadian Press story from

Camp Borden-Aug. 3 issue of the
Vancouver Province had this to

a isay in part:

“Wendy Clay is a willowy, 23-
year-old blonde, equally at home
in a swimsuit or at the church or-
gan in her home town of Terrace,

“So how come she presents a
somewhat warlike image this sum-

1| mer, charging about this military

eamp in battle dress and steel hel-
met, toting a submachine-gun ora
service rifle?
“For a start, she’s the first female
surgeon cadet in RCN history, en-
rolied in the Canadian Armed
Forces 45-month medical under.
graduate subsidization plan. .
“This summer she’s ‘on a 10
week “indoctrination and orienta-
tion” course, in preparation for

~":| hef commissioning, this September!

as a stirgeon sub-lieutenant in the

|Ravy. Wendy -is the only girl

among 50 medical cadets taking
the course. °

“This fall she starts her fourth
and final year in medical school
at the ‘University of B.C, where she
also did her three years as a pre-
med student,

“Last October she enrolled as a
surgeon cadet and when she grad-
uates next May, she will intern at
a regular hospital which she hopes
will be Vancouver General, before
being posted with rank of surgeon
Heutenant to a military hospital
in Canada.or overseas. °

Bulk of the course {is spent at
Camp Borden, 15 miles southeast
of Bartie, The cadets also had one-
week stlnts at Halifax, Toronto,.

CLAIMED BY HER PARENTS to be an individualist Wendy .

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Clev, eldler daughter of Mr. and Mrs, L. W. Clay of Terrace
is seen above seated at the controls of an armoured person-
nel carrier. (Navy Cadet Wendy Clay, inset.)

North Bay, Ont., and Trenton, Ont,
10 miles west of Belleville. °

“At Halifax they made a famili-
arization tour of naval vessels. At
Trenton they learned something of
Air. Transport Command and at
North Bay they studied air defence
operations. In Toronto they attend-
Fed lecturds-on vaviation'-medicine.-

“The course is no jaunt. It packs
in plenty of studying, rigorous
military training and 10 days of
medical field training under simu-
lated war conditions. ~

“But Weudy appears to thrive
on it. She asks for and gets no spe-

celal privileges. and is expected to/,

complete on an’ equal basis with
the male cadets.

"She certainly does this, says
Flying Officer Russ Gibbons, base
information officer at Camp Bor-
den, The cadets are in two pla-
toons and in mid-July, Wendy was
placed second in her platoon.

“When she is commissioned
Wendy will be the only woman
doctor in the regular forees and
the first woman naval physician

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Gibbons said.

“Wendy must spend three years
in the navy. but this gives her no
qualms, She. plans to make the
navy her career. .

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forum and'a Wren officer's three-
cornered hat.”

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