Walkerville Collegiate Institute - Blue and White Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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CADET CANDIDS manv advanced signallers available. Mr. Furman intends to enter two Moyer Clip teams this year. In addition to Morse (flag, key and lamp) and Field Telephones, instructions will he given on the Mk l ' short wave set which is a new addition to our signalling equipment at the present time, the Mk l 11 is in daily communication with Voca¬ tional. I’attcrson and the RFCCH’s who likewise have sets. In the near future, some of the mem¬ bers of the signals will have the privilege of ac¬ companying the R KCCi. ' s on a scheme , using these short wave sets. All the instruction is carried on by members of the Moyer Cup team and to their untiring, pa¬ tient efforts must go all the credit for the splen¬ did work of the Signalling Corps. Such chaps as J. Colwill. It. Stevenson. R. Roy. V. Card. R. Martin and others are to be sincerely congratu¬ lated for the fine showing that this year ' s class has made to date. Those who attended last year ' s cadet camp at Ipperwash will always cherish the fond memories of good times. Undoubtedly, the mention of camp will immediately remind such fellows as Rod Montrose. Doug Montrose. I.cn I’oslovit and many others of the terrible eleventh ' , of the nights spent in the one-room building that had a small barred window, a table and a bunk—the best “klink in Canada. Hob Hethridge will prob¬ ably remember the day be scrubbed the floors for being A.W . ).!.. the night before. The cadets are earnestly looking forward to next year ' s camp. As cadets, let us resolve not only to maintain the tradition the corps of the past years have es¬ tablished but also to endeavour to grasp the high¬ est standards of cadet work. As citizens of Canada let us resolve to maintain our heritage, the right to democracy. ACER ACER FORT '

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MOYER CUP SIGNALLING CORPS WINNERS. M. D. No. 1. 910 sisted of 39 juniors, 13 seniors, and 7 vouchers Murray Holes, (ieorge Livingston and Jim Man¬ ser received their medallions while Don Hibson and Art Haines received the first label. For the first time, the Wallace Nesbitt Trophy will be presented this year to the best cadet ambulance corps in the Dominion. Again, the Ambulance Corps of Walkerville has shown its efficiency by winning the senior eliminations and coming second in the junior eliminations, for M. I). No. 1. The senior team will enter the final eliminations which will be later in the season— I lest of luck ! ruder the leadership of Mr. Allison, the bugle band of W. C. I. gave a fine show ing at Stodgell I’ark. Headed by Cadet Hand Sgt.-Major Hill Peterson, the tartan clad buglers, with their pre¬ vision drill, smart appearance, and inspiring mu¬ sic captured the admiration of the spectators. The bugle band has brought glory to Walkerville not only in past inspections but also on the local gridiron. During this year ' s game with Patterson, the band pul on a splendid exhibition at half-time. With apparent ease, they climaxed their show by forming first a W” followed by a P . Despite the short time that the pipe band has been organized, it has progressed rapidly under the direction of Mr. Jock Copland. For the last two inspections, the pipe band under the com¬ mand of Cadet 1.1. Ted Hartlet. has aroused the lighting spirit ol our cadets wi ' sic bonnie tunes as “Highland Laddie. This year, the band as a whole w ill be commanded by Hill Peterson, w ith Don McXaughton in charge of the pipers. Last year the signalling corps carried on with the typical Walkerville proficiency. With most of the Mover Cup team back at school, it easily won the Moyer Cup for the second consecutive year. The team consisted of such seasoned veterans as Hob (iirling (O. C. of Signals). Norm Marshall. Ed. Crispin and Hill Ord as w ell as others w ho are back this year. Our new recruits also came through with flying colours, most of whom passed not only their elementary but also their advanced certificates in their first ear. W ith so

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44 BLUE AND WHITE 1947 COM I’l.I MKNTS OF Ivan Sales’ Beauty Salon j Adams Drug Company Ltd. Phone 4-1841 252 Pelissier St. Between London Chatham Streets COMPLIMENTS Oh WADDELLS CONFECTIONERY 1680 Tecumseh Road E. Phone 3-7624 Walkerville Helena Rubinstein Prince Matchabelli Toilet Preparations MARTIN DRUG STORE Ottawa Street Walkerville Phone 4-1076 TWO STORES Corner Lincoln and Ottawa Streets Phone 3-1955 • Tecumseh and Windermere Road Phone 3-3424 Walkerville. Ontario Howard Auto Wreckers New and Used Parts for All Makes Top Prices Paid for Used and Wrecked Cars WTILuX YOU NEED A PART . . . SEE ART! COMPLIMENTS OF PRINCE EDWARD HOTEL W. HAROLD JEX Manager