People

Still Standing: Vanastra episode

We're becoming quite the place for film and TV researchers and we are delighted to tell you that our - okay, Vanastra's - episode of CBC's "Still Standing" airs tomorrow (June 21) at 9pm! Manager Maya attended the taping and laughed her head off and now you can, too.

We helped the "Still Standing" team understand and break down the former RAF/RCAF/CFB Clinton's history, and we put them in touch with spry WWII radar veteran Jim Sands, who came down from the Ottawa area to participate in the making of this episode.

"Cock's Folly", formerly a silo, the only vestige of the farm RAF Clinton replaced.  1942.  Collection of the Secrets of Radar Museum

"Cock's Folly", formerly a silo, the only vestige of the farm RAF Clinton replaced.  1942.  Collection of the Secrets of Radar Museum

Winter 2016 Volunteer of Note

At the changing of each season, after some discussion, we select one volunteer to recognise as our "Volunteer of Note".  We have chosen volunteer and member of the Board of Directors, Corbin Lippert, as our Winter 2016 VoN. 

Corbin represents the London Amateur Radio Club on our Board of Directors, but has become quite dedicated to the Secrets of Radar Museum.  Corbin not only brings technical radio knowledge to the museum, but he actively engages the LARC membership with the goings-on of the museum.  He's enthusiastic, enterprising, a bit of a handyman, and always looking for new ways to help both organisations thrive.

Thanks for everything you do, Corbin !

Corbin Lippert, December 2015.  Courtesy of the London Amateur Radio Club

Corbin Lippert, December 2015.  Courtesy of the London Amateur Radio Club