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â€" Promotions At the Annual Inspection of the Corps last Thursday, a re view of which is found elseâ€" where in this issue, the followâ€" ing cadets were presented with their certificates of proficiency and new rank Badges for pass ing their promotion examinaâ€" tions. Those who passed for Petty Officer Cadet are, John Browne, Raymond Valeriote, Paul Simpson â€" and Donald Poole. Qualifving for Leading es s ts ts mt ms es on 9e Sak tumdnnes en Comene Coed Las deemcs hes penoonns John Edwards. Our congratuâ€" lations to these fine cadets Handsome desk set trophies were also presented at the inâ€" spection. Mrs. Len Collis preâ€" sented the Ladies‘ Auxiliary Bandsman Trophy to Ken Arâ€" nett. The Naval Officers Asâ€" sociation â€" award and â€" Navy League prize, both won by Don Poole, were presented by Dr. Ross and Mr. Montgomery. Prominent People Present Richard Brandt, Jim Pfaff, Hoâ€" Besides many parents and friends, we were very happy to welcome on board the folâ€" lowing: Mr. Clay Hall, Chairâ€" man of the Kâ€"W Federated Charities; Mr. Art Breithaupt, Chairman of the High School Cadet Committee; Lt. Cdr. G. Haslam; FIt. Lt. V. Cressman, C.O. Air Cadets; Lt. M. Davidâ€" son Assistant Area Officer, H.M.C.S. York, Toronto; Mr. M. A. Montgomery, President Navy League; Dr. J. G. Ross, Chairman Sea Cadet Commitâ€" tee; Mr. Jack Ellis, Sec. Treaâ€" surer Navy League and Dr. Fred Uffelman; On Leave On leave from HM.C.S. Cornâ€" wallis in Nova Scotia and preâ€" sent at the inspection were three former Sea Cadets, who left us last Christmas to join the RC.N. It was a pleasure to wecome D. Holden, W. Smith and Murâ€" ray â€" Schwartz, who recently graduated, high up on the list, from _ their Basic Training Course. Though the Annual Inspecâ€" tion is the final formal parade until next September we are always ready to accept recruits and training continues in one form or another all summer long. Two senior cadets will be leaving for Halifax and Cornâ€" wallis at the end of June for seven week courses. The Skipâ€" Award Winners before you drink Summer Programme by the Skipper Waterioo Park, as well as carâ€" rying on with other phases of and eighteen cadets will E'mwm.um Nt ELECT |Ross MORRISON, X PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE Even Greater Progress Lies Aheadâ€"On June 11th VOTE On June 11th approximately 15,000 polling places in Ontario will be ready to receive your vote. They will remain open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Standard Time) and from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Dayâ€" light Time). Timeâ€"tested election machinery will assure every voter the free, full and impartial exercise oR this ancient and honourable privilege of democratic citizenship. HOW you vote is YOUR business, but it is also important to your family, friends and neighbours that you DO vote. Your vote means many things. It expresses your judgment on the issues put forward by the various parties during the election camp"xign. It#ives your opinion about the Candidates who have placed their names before you. In Waterloo North Progressiveâ€"Conservative Candidate Inserted by Waterioo North Progressive Concervative Published by the Progressive Conservative Association of Ontario Premier Leslie M. Frost June 11in is YOUR day... It will be It states your decision about the future progress of our Province and the men who will guide its desginy in the years immediately ahead. In these Tast few weeks you have had many opportunities to assess the policies and platforms of the principal parties. You have been given a complete and comprehensive accounting of the stewardship of your affairs by our Progressive Conservative administration. We believe the record has been one of good stewardship, wise management, and sound planning for the future, The purpose of this brief message is to suggest respectfully that the safest, surest and most forwardâ€"looking decision that you can make on June 11th is to give your vote for the Candidate who represents the Progressive Conservative Party and the government whose policies have been sqo largely responsible for Ontario‘s spectacular proâ€" gress in the last ten years. r" ~t» represent the Sea (aeeg sarsgest m oo let B. Hamilton will be at honour for all of us to be pays us a visit. We are only Jas caigh, Prinse Phkg‘ «i not be here also. to turn out to welcome our Queen five woeks from now. xM5p