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_In the dormitories the boys live as if they were or magazines, others write home to their parentsto in the foelsle of a ‘well-run ship. Herc they relax tell them of their progress, or they study a point or “make and mend" like ‘xoocl sailors. Some read hooks in tomorrow's lesson. More men are I1(‘l‘(l(‘(l for training.

Slyjllilllllly,‘ is hunt. i. . _ mil" ship iii the, .\l#!l‘llllll(‘:<l with no inirlships or stern served on. ll. 1S made 01' rullizi. woven into shape and shelliickeil stilf. see‘.ioii.~:. h, i.~. built on the ground beside school.

to Carry War Goods to Fighting,eFront$ f"

A lot of girls. would envy Edward Atkinson, Ottawa, Norman Jolicoeur, Windsor,

lllf‘ "Ml “Yllhwlifh-‘YY 0f learns r0118 tfimmillgﬂﬂd fast becoming a. trained liruee Daniels, Windsor. splicing at his classes. member of merchant navy.

‘fhe ship “lllueiiosiW is a bow and mast built on shore at Hubbard, Nova Scotia. llere the boys get their land lessons. On the ratlines are (left to right) William Calver, 'l‘oronto; Dave Kirby, Kitchener; Art Daly, Hamilton; Wm. Alchin, Oshawa.

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Ontario trainees Ivan Baker, St. Thomas, and Howard Lister, Hamilton, can find their position by sextant or “shooting the sun”. Boys learn simple mathematics.

Ship l_\'|‘l‘.‘l and craft recognition is taught in a classroom, later at sea.

(‘oimiiiiiiili-i- "Milli-time, chief officer and teacher, lends lessons, the boys

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