3174 Traves PJ (Pete)
Wife: Lucy; Children: John, lawyer; Michael, computer manager; Heather, married, two children: Victoria, Andrew

Career: Greenwich Naval College; McGill; maths & physics; RMC of Science (guided weapons). Retired as Captain (Navy) command of HMCS Saskatchewan (DDE); HMCS Preserver (AOR) CFB Halifax (Naval Reserve). Became stockbroker 1986 with Midland Doherty, still at it. Commanded a farm in 1976, had dairy cattle for short period, have about 8000 trees (sic). Like to sail with my boys. RR#2 Falmouth, NS, B0P-1L0

3178 Walker, Keith W
After departing Royal Roads (three year plan) and graduating with pilots wings, Centralia 1952, I began a career as "Investment Dealer" at WC Pitfield. I joined 411 Sqn, RCAF Downsview and flew Vampires for four years (and survived two nifty Vampire accidents). My girl friend of ten years, Diana Keltie, and my favorite RR date accepted my invitation to become my bride in 1953.

I worked for Pitfield in the investments business in Toronto and Hamilton and became Branch Manager in Winnipeg in 1963. At age 33 it was now or never (with three children) and left Pitfield to form a private firm named Walker Hardaker Co Ltd. The self owner venture lasted five years during which we gained valuable experience but also learned that our small firm could not buck the establishment in the long run. In 1968 resources were pooled with Davidson &Amp; Company where I served as Executive VP.This company merged with Midland and later with Midland Walwyn where I retired in 1993 as Director & VP after 41 years in the investment business.

We now enjoy life in the village of Ancaster, outside Hamilton. We have three children who have blessed us with seven grandchildren. I have maintained my flying license since RCAF days and have owned a Beech Sierra for the past 12 years and fly at every opportunity...including the date of penning this epistle!

Diana had a traumatic experience...a double lung transplant in 1996 and made medical history as the oldest transplant patient on record for this procedure. She is now active in golf, skiing, traveling and at the same time making our lives very happy and fulfilling. Skiing in New York state and golf in N Carolina fills our sports life which we thoroughly enjoy. Look forward to seeing all of the class of '53 in 1999!!

3179 White, AJ (Morley)
Following graduation I began an extremely interesting and fulfilling career in the RCAF as a fighter pilot. My first tour was in 441 Fighter Sqn in England, France and Germany flying F86 Sabres. Then followed a tour as an instructor pilot for NATO students on the T33 at Gimli Man. I was a Sqn Cmmander at RMC from '59-'62. In 1963 I commenced 13 years flying the CF 104 Starfighter with 430 Sqn in France and Germany and as a staff officer at North Bay, Ottawa and 4ATAF Ramstein Germany.

My flying was operational and on the best fighter aircraft in the world in their eras. The RCAF was at its peak and both the nuclear and conventional weapons roles were interesting, demanding and effective in the cold war. I retired from the Air Force while on the staff of the Staff College in Toronto. For the next five years I was an . "Arms Merchant&qquot; with offices in Bonn and Ottawa.

I finally retired in 1985, became bionic with replaced hips and currently am enjoying myself fully playing golf, fishing, and recreational flying in Vineland and Vero Beach. I have three lovely daughters. All are married and have given me six fine grandchildren. 4148 Blueberry Ct Vineland. Ontario L0R 2C0