Cabinet Office Minister Wayne Farbert said a commemorative poster featuring Mr. Hill was unveiled at Hamilton’s post office: “Today, Clarence Hill commemorates the glorious moment of putting a small Bermuda on the map of the Olympics. I’m here. “
Minister Farbert said:
“Today we are here to commemorate the glorious moment when Clarence Hill won the bronze medal at the 1976 Montreal Olympics and put a small Bermuda on the map of the Olympics. In doing so, Clarence Hill is Bermuda. Engraved his name in the chronology of the history of the sport, it has become our global icon forever.
“In recognition of Clarence Hill’s outstanding achievements 46 years ago, we thank him for being a wonderful ambassador to our country. That amazing Clarence Hill has brought the world’s attention to Bermuda. We praise him today with the presentation of two posters that capture the essence of the moment.
“Thanks to the Postmaster General for organizing the posters for today’s event. On behalf of the Government and the people of Bermuda, these posters are in honor of your historic Olympic achievements. We are pleased to announce it, “said the Minister, an image from the Royal Gazette archive.
Mr Hill thanked the government, “I am grateful for what they are doing.”
Hill won the bronze medal at the 1976 Olympics, giving the distinction that Bermuda is the smallest country to win a medal at the Summer Olympics. This is a 45-year record.
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