Cameron Bethel Ware fonds. - 1906-1999. 3.6 m of textual ... · Cameron Bethel Ware fonds Page 1 Fonds 5 Cameron Bethel Ware fonds. - 1906-1999. – 3.6 m of textual records and other

Cameron Bethel Ware fonds Page 1

Fonds 5

Cameron Bethel Ware fonds. - 1906-1999. – 3.6 m of textual records and other material

LCol CB Ware (7th from left) toasts the Regiment and its Founder, Shilo, Manitoba, 17 March 1946 (PPCLI Archives P12.1(2)-1)

Cameron Bethel Ware was born 9 August 1913 at London, Ontario, the son of Colonel F.B. Ware. He joined Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry upon graduation from Royal Military College, Kingston in 1935. When the Second World War broke out in 1939 Lieutenant Ware was attached to the British Army. He was taken on strength in September 1939 and rejoined the Regiment in England in 1940 as a Major. He was appointed Second in Command of the Regiment 19 February 1942 and on promotion to Lieutenant Colonel 11 August 1943, led the Regiment in the Italian Campaign from the invasion of the mainland until the end of the battle of the Liri Valley 27 June 1944. He was Mentioned in Despatches and awarded the Distinguished Service Order. He was given command of the 3rd North Shore Regiment from 5 June 1945 to 3 November 1945. Following the War he commanded Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry at Camp MacDonald, Manitoba in 1946-1947. He was promoted to Colonel in 1950 and commanded the Calgary Garrison until his appointment as Commandant, Canadian Services College, Royal Roads, British Columbia in 1952. Promoted to Brigadier General in 1954 he headed the Canadian Military Mission, Far East, Tokyo. In 1955 he became Director General, Military Training in Ottawa and was then appointed Commander 1st Canadian Brigade Group in Calgary in 1958. It was during this time that he was appointed Colonel of the Regiment of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI), a position which he held until April 1977. In 1960, he was Commander 4th Canadian Brigade Group,


Germany and upon promotion to Major General in 1962 he was appointed Commandant, National Defence College, Kingston until his retirement in 1966. He was married to Anne Bethel “Beth” Lind in 1939, and they had one daughter. Major General Ware passed away 21 January 1999.

The fonds contains correspondence, newsclippings, certificates, diaries 1946, 1954-1980 and photographic material covering the military career of Cameron Bethel Ware 1931-1966, his term as Colonel of the Regiment of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry 1959-1977 and his retirement activities in Victoria, British Columbia 1977-1996. Correspondence with prominent members of the regimental family, including Lady Patricia Ramsay, Hamilton Gault, Dorothy Gault and Jeffery Williams, covers a wide range of regimental matters including various anniversaries and events, the appointment of the next Colonel-In-Chief and the Regimental History Book Volume III. Also included are post World War Two reminiscences of regimental officers and discourse on the future of the Canadian Army. Newsclippings were originally collected by Ware's father Lieutenant Colonel F. B. Ware during the Second World War and include his comments. A photograph album covers Ware's term as Commandant of Royal Roads 1952-1954. The remaining photographic material is predominantly post World War Two and highlights Ware's various staff appointments and activities as a general officer, his term as Colonel of the Regiment and his visits to various air force bases and the Far East in the 1950s-1960s. Includes documentation of his funeral, retained by PPCLI Regimental Headquarters. Includes a small collection of books, some of them inscribed as gifts from friends or for formal occasions.

Gift of Cameron Bethel Ware, 1987-1999, and transferred from PPCLI Regimental Headquarters, 1999.

Additional material on Cameron Bethel Ware is in the PPCLI general collection, Collection 1, Series 12.1. Additional photographs are in photo collection P12.1

Accession Nos. A.87.120, A.87.122, A89.114C, 99.38


SERIES AND SUBSERIES DESCRIPTIONS

Series 1 Biographical Information. – 1935-1967. – 1 cm of textual records. – This series consists of Cameron Ware`s service records, awards, résumé. Page 4

Series 2 General correspondence. – 1940-1995. – 40 cm of textual records. – This series consists of Cameron Ware’s professional correspondence. Page 4

Subseries 2A Correspondence, Colonels-in-Chief, PPCLI officers. – 1953-1994. – 3 cm of textual records. Page 4

Subseries 2B Correspondence inward. – 1940-1995. – 11 cm of textual records. Page 4

Subseries 2C Correspondence outward. – 1944-1988. – 4 cm of textual records. Page 5

Subseries 2D Correspondence inward and outward. – 1943-1978. – 3 cm of textual records. Page 5

Subseries 2E Miscellaneous correspondence, arranged chronologically. – 1946-1994. – 17 cm of textual records. Page 6

Subseries 2F Regimental correspondence, arranged chronologically. – 1952-1966. – 8 cm of textual records. – This subseries was formerly part of Collection 1, Subseries 261. Page 7

Subseries 2G National Defence College correspondence. – 1961-1995. – 0.5 cm of textual records. Page 8

Series 3 Subject files. – 1915-1995. – 57 cm of textual records. – This series consists of files on various subjects, which were arranged alphabetically by Ware. Page 8

Series 4 Clippings. – 1930-1993. – 13 cm of textual records. Page 12

Series 5 Regimental celebrations and activities. – 1939-1994. – 9 cm of textual records

and other material. Page 13

Series 6 Pocket diaries and guest book. – 1946-1980. – 21 cm of textual records. –

Used to record appointments, addresses. Page 14

Series 7 Photographs. – 1931-1996. – 40 cm of photographs Page 15

Series 8 Albums and scrapbooks. – 1959-1977. – 2.4 m of textual records and other

material.

Series 9 Funeral. – 1999. – 3 cm of textual records and other material Page 28

Series 10 Collected books. – 1906-1990. – 33 cm of printed books. Page 39


FILE DESCRIPTIONS

Box 1

Series 1 Biographical Information. – 1935-1967. – 1 cm of textual records. – This series consists of Cameron Ware`s service records, awards, résumé.

F-5-1 Cameron Ware, career, résumé. – [1966].

F-5-2 Cameron Ware, service record, awards. – 1944-1962.

F-5-186 Certificate of honorary title, Vice Patron of PPCLI signed by Countess Mountbatten of Burma. – [ca.1983?]. [99.38.81]

F-5-oversize at Shelf J.3.2 Royal Military College, Graduation diploma C.B. Ware. –1935 June 12. F-5-oversize at Shelf J.3.2 Battle honours : presidential citation presented to 2PPCLI. – 1951 July 19.

Series 2 General Correspondence. – 1940-1995. – 40 cm of textual records. – This series consists of Cameron Ware’s professional correspondence.

Subseries 2A Correspondence, Colonels-in-Chief, PPCLI officers. – 1953-1994. - 3 cm of textual records.

F-5-3 Correspondence – Lady Patricia Ramsay, funeral tributes, succession. – 1966-1974.

F-5-4 Correspondence – Regimental plans for funeral of Lady Patricia Ramsay. – 1962-1965.

F-5-5 Correspondence – PPCLI Officers. – 1984-1994.

F-5-6 Correspondence – visits to Regiment by Colonels in Chief, (Lady Patricia Ramsay, Lady Patricia Brabourne). – 1953-1976.

Subseries 2B Correspondence inward. – 1940-1995. – 13 cm of textual records.

F-5-7 Correspondence, Aileen Barnett to Ware. – ca. 1990.

F-5-8 Correspondence, Bill Roach to Ware. – 1985. – Hitler Line casualties. – Includes photo.

F-5-9 Correspondence, Col. H.W. Niven to Ware. – 1947-1964.

F-5-10 Letters, Dorothy Gault to Ware. – 1944-1964.

F-5-11 Letters, Dorothy Gault estate (executors Anne Nation, Royal Trust) to Ware. – 1972-1977.


F-5-12 Letters, A.H. Gault to Ware (Italy). – 1940-1944.

F-5-13 Letters, Gault to Ware. – 1945-1950.

F-5-14 Letters, Gault to Ware. – 1950-1958.

F-5-15 Letters, Jenny Macgregor Morris to Ware. – 1944-1959.

F-5-16 Letters, Lt. Col. R.P. Clark to Ware. – 1994.

F-5-17 Letters, Lady Patricia Brabourne to Ware. – 1974-1988.

F-5-18 Letters, Lady Patricia Brabourne to Ware. – 1989-1995.

F-5-19 Letters, Lady Patricia Ramsay to Ware. – 1943-1969. – Includes a few drafts of letters, Ware to Ramsay.

F-5-20 Letters, Lady Patricia Ramsay and Flora Ramsay to Ware. – 1958, 1973.

F-5-185 Scrapbook, clippings and letters from Ware’s father. – 1952-1953. – Scrapbook documents Royal Roads Military College [99.38.55]

Box 2

Subseries 2C Correspondence outward. – 1944-1988. – 4 cm of textual records.

F-5-21 Letters, Ware to A.H. Gault (Italy). – 1945

F-5-22 Draft of letter, Ware to Dorothy Gault. – [ca. 1960].

F-5-23 Correspondence of Col D.H. Rosser. – 1944-1968. – Correspondence with A.H. Gault, from Alexander Ramsay, Lady Patricia Ramsay, H.A. Hetherington, T.C. Newton, H.W. Niven.

F-5-24 Letters to Lady Patricia Brabourne. – 1974-1988. – Includes copy of letter of appointment as Colonel-in-Chief.

Subseries 2D Correspondence inward and outward. – 1943-1978. – 3 cm of textual records.

F-5-25 Letters to and from Ware. – 1943-1945. – Correspondents include Gault, Mrs. F.B. Ware, Chris Vokes, R.C. Coleman, PPCLI Women’s Auxiliary, “Aunt Mavis”.

F-5-26 Letters to and from Ware. – 1957-1962. – Speeches by Lady Patricia Ramsay, Hamilton Gault. Correspondents include Gen. Sir James Cassels, Col. S.C. Waters, JA deLalanne, Dorothy Gault.

F-5-27 Correspondence to and from Lord Louis Mountbatten of Burma and Lord Brabourne. – 1974-1978.


F-5-28 Correspondence to and from G.G. Brown. – 1962-1971.

Subseries 2E Miscellaneous correspondence, arranged chronologically. – 1946-1994. – 17 cm of textual records.

F-5-29 Miscellaneous correspondence. – 1946-1957. – Course outline, Officers’ professional advancement training, PPCLI (1946). Radio script, “With the Forces”, CFCN (20 May 1949). Correspondents include Bucko Watson, Hamilton Gault, office of the Crown Prince of Japan, PPCLI Home Station Sergeants’ Mess.

F-5-30 Miscellaneous correspondence. – 1958. – Correspondents include Roger Schjelderup, O. Gardner, Brig. H.E. Brown, Col. G. Weir, Brig. A.E. Wrinch, Maj.Gen. W.J. Megill, Brig. R.W. Moncel, Col. C.P. Stacey, C. Vokes, Lady Patricia Ramsay.

F-5-31 Miscellaneous correspondence. – 1959. – Correspondents include Moncel, Megill, Stacey, Vokes, Schjelderup, Bishop, Walsh, Wilson-Smith.

F-5-32 Miscellaneous correspondence. – 1960-1961. – Correspondents include Turcot, Mainprize, Clark, Niven, Bennett, the Mayor of Soest, Bruce, Desmond Smith, Vanier, Pearkes. – Some mould damage.

F-5-33 Miscellaneous correspondence. – 1962. – Correspondents include Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell, Bruce, Walsh, Mainprize, W.A.B. Anderson, Ambassasdor Escott Reid, G.G. Brown, Dare, de Lalanne, H.A. Phillips, Moncel, Blackader, Dextraze, Turcot, Schjelderup. – Some mould damage.

Box 3

F-5-34 Miscellaneous correspondence. – 1963-1972. – Includes notes from meeting with Stan Waters (1964); introduction of Lady Patricia Ramsay at Regimental 50th anniversary dinner (1964); speech at Sergeants’ Mess, Fort MacLeod, Germany (1964); speech to Mayor of Winnipeg (1964); speech to Mayor and Council of Edmonton (1966). Correspondents include Niven, EMK MacGregor, Walsh, Governor General’s office, Lady Patricia Ramsay, de Lalanne.

F-5-35 Miscellaneous correspondence. – 1973-1975. – Correspondents include Lady Patricia Ramsay, Barry Nation, Schjelderup, Hon. James Richardson, V.D. Cole, J.L. Sharpe, Waters, Basham, Ida Schjelderup, Herb Pitts, J. Chouinard, Prof. Reg Roy, G.G. Brown, Dextraze.

F-5-36 Miscellaneous correspondence. – 1976. – Includes itinerary for visit of Lady Patricia Brabourne (1977). Correspondents include Cole, R.I. Stewart, Pitts, Dextraze, MacGregor.

F-5-37 Miscellaneous correspondence. – 1977-1978. – Correspondents include Cole, Gollner, Dextraze, Brown, Kent Foster, Governor General’s office, A.J.G.D.de Chastelain, C.E. Corrigan, Lieutenant-Governor H.P. Bell-Irving, L.W. MacKenzie, “Suds” Sutherland, Earl Mountbatten of Burma.


F-5-38 Miscellaneous correspondence. – 1979-1994. – Correspondents include Brown, Jeffery Williams, de Chastelain, Ida Schjelderup, Dan Dancocks, Barry Ashton, Sydney Frost, MacKenzie.

Subseries 2F Regimental correspondence, arranged chronologically. – 1952-1966. – 8 cm of textual records. – This subseries was formerly part of Collection 1, Subseries 261.

F-5-39 Correspondence with Col. C.P. Stacey. – 1952 Dec.

F-5-40 Correspondence. – 1953. – Correspondents are Munro, Hepburn, Colquhoun, Wilson-Smith.

F-5-41 Correspondence with Maj H.G. Munro. – 1955 Nov.-Dec.

F-5-42 Correspondence. – 1956. – Correspondents are Munro, T. de Faye, S.C. Walters, V.R. Schjelderup.

F-5-43 Correspondence. – 1959. – Correspondents are N.G. Wilson-Smith, S.F. Clark, W.J. MacDougald, V.R. Schjelderup, R.B. Mainprize.

F-5-44 Correspondence. – 1960. – Correspondents include V.R. Schjelderup, Jim Allan, Lady Patricia Ramsay, H. Niven, R.B. Mainprize, N.G. Wilson-Smith, S.F. Clark, A. Milne.

F-5-45 Correspondence. – 1961. – Correspondents include N.G. Wilson-Smith, Dorothy Gault, R.B. Mainprize, H.M. Wallis, Andy Martin, A. Potts, College of Arms.

F-5-46 Correspondence. – 1962. – Correspondents include G.G. Brown, V.R. Schjelderup, D.O.R. Kearns, E.M.K. MacGregor, J.M. Rockingham, F.J. Fleury, R.C. Coleman, K.G. Blackader, Bucko Watson, Jimmy de Lalanne, H.W. Niven.

F-5-47 Correspondence. – 1963. – Correspondents are G. Walsh, D.O.R. Kearns, E.M.K. MacGregor, G.G. Brown, H.W. Niven, H.A. Phillips, Gordon Sugden, V.R. Schjelderup, Jim Allen, H.F. Cotton, J.A. de Lalanne, Hugh Thorburn, J.H. Moore, T. de Faye, D.H. Rosser, Art Milne, George T. Hancox, J.M. Rockingham, Richard Wilson (Mayor of Victoria), A.C. Wurtale (Reeve of Esquimalt), W. deN. Watson, F.L. Berry, S.C. Waters, R.M. Patterson, G.E. Henderson.

F-5-48 Correspondence. – 1964. – Correspondents include M.C. Sutherland-Brown, J.K. Fraser,

R.H. Graham, G.G. Brown, C.A. Petrie, Gordon W. Hughes, Stewart East, Gordon Henderson, Rowan C. Coleman, W. deN. Watson, W.A. Milroy, G.A. Rimbaulet, E.L. Boyd. M.H.H. Collins, E.M.K. MacGregor, W.A. B. Anderson, Howard Ferguson, Anne D. Wray.

F-5-49 Correspondence. – 1965. – Correspondents include G.G. Brown, T.L.C. Pierce-Goulding,

C.V. Lilley, R.E. Nourse, Gordon Hughes, J.A. de Lalanne, John Day, E.M.K. MacGregor, Lady Patricia Ramsay, V.R. Schjelderup, R.F. Bruce, Art Brett, G.E. Henderson, Lord Roderic Gordon, H. Moncrief, J.N. Bales, L. Kinnaird, Bernie Stenton, L.W. Basham, Bill Saul, R.G. Perry, G.E. Henderson, R.C. Coleman.


F-5-50 Correspondence. – 1966. – Includes reports on career planning. Correspondents include L.W. Basham, H. Moncrief, J.A de Lalanne, Rowan Coleman, G.E. Henderson, O.R. Browne, Lady Patricia Ramsay, W.E.J. Hutchinson, V.M. Dantzer (Mayor of Edmonton), W.H.J. Stutt, H.M.G. Bond, E.M. Reyno, E.J. Williams.

Box 4 Subseries 2G National Defence College correspondence. – 1961-1995. – 0.5 cm of textual records

F-5-51 Correspondence re National Defense College, Kingston. – 1961-1994. – Letter, RAdm A.H.G. Storrs thanking Ware for his visit (1961); report on the relationship between Department of National Defence and NDC (1965); correspondence regarding the future of the NDC Association (1994).

Series 3 Subject Files. – 1915-1995. – 57 cm of textual records. – This series consists of files on various subjects, which were arranged alphabetically by Ware.

Map Cab. 1/1

F-5 Map of Flanders military cemeteries 1914-1918. – [ ca. 1950s]

Box 4

F-5-52 Documents from C.B. Ware and Hamilton Gault. – 1945-1958. – List of PPCLI officers still serving (1945); address by Hamilton Gault, Winnipeg (1945); letter, A. Fortescue Duguid to Ware re regimental history (1946); Poem, “The Rick-A-Dam-Doo” (1951); script, radio program “With the Forces” (1949); “Official figures of World War II” (1949); notes for a speech (Hamilton Gault’s handwriting, Winnipeg, ca. 1950); Gault’s address to PPCLI [1951 or 1952]; Gault’s address to PPCLI (1949 May 21, 2 versions); 2 letters and annexed documents, “Mac” to Gault, re honorary appointments in Army (1952 May); address by Gault to the Regiment, “This Is Frezenberg Day” [1948?]; order of ceremony, Frezenberg Day [1948?]; introduction to Vol. 3 of the regimental history [1957]; itinerary, visit of Lady Patricia Ramsay (1954); Vox Pat, vol. 3, no. 2-3 (Apr., June 1956); letter. de Faye to Gault, need for a monument at Frezenberg (1956); letter, de Faye to Gault, copies of Gault and Lady Patricia speeches at Trooping (1956); letter, Schjelderup to Gault, congratulations on appointment as Colonel of the Regiment (1958).

F-5-53 Collection of cards, invitations, guest lists, programs, etc. – 1943-1977. – Most items were collected by Hamilton Gault. Many of the menus were autographed by the attendees.

F-5-54 Ware Family memorabilia. – 1939-1974. – Includes correspondence, receipts and invoices, invitations, order of service, letter and note from Cronyn Memorial Church, handbills for Beth Ware’s antiques business, letters from family members.

F-5-55 Speeches and stories. – 1915-1952. - PPCLI dinner menu (1915); song


sheet for Gault (1939), demobilization ceremony (Winnipeg, [1945]); birthday wishes to Lady Patricia Ramsay 1947; overseas routine orders (1942); The Aicirtap (PPCLI newsletter in Sicily, 1943); Gault’s memoranda for meetings with Ware and Gen. Machlin [ca. 1952]; tribute to PPCLI, Detroit Free Press [ca. 1919]; script by CBC war correspondent Bill Herbert (1940); speech introducing Vincent Massey [ca. 1940s]; Gault’s address to the Regiment [1951]; Gault’s address to the Regiment at Trooping ceremony [1952]; “The Rik-A-Dam-Doo” (song, ca. 1939, autographed); citation for Robert William Potts, D.S.O. [1945]; “The Princess Pats”, poem by A.M. Crawford (1915).

F-5-56 Pages from scrapbook of Col. & Mrs. Francis B. Ware (photocopies). – [1943-ca. 1951]. –

Includes news of Cameron Ware’s graduation from military college (1935), PPCLI in Sicily, Italy, Korea, Cpt. Bruce R. Ware, happy anniversary Col. and Mrs. Ware, correspondence from Cameron Ware.

F-5-57 Airborne division, PPCLI. – 1948. – Montreal Gazette, Calgary Herald clippings, Canadian

Army Journal. F-5-58 Biography, Lady Patricia Brabourne. – 1974-[1980]. F-5-59 Cadets. – 1979. – Brief history of RCC. F-5-60 Colonels of the Regiment meeting. – 1974. – Agenda. F-5-61 Coleman, Rowan C. – 1991. – “The heat of combat : a brigadier-general’s perspective”. F-5-62 Comedy Company salute to Gault & PPCLI. – 1955. F-5-63 Foreign policy of Canada / Escott Reid, Canadian Ambassador to Germany. – 1961. F-5-64 French Grey Cup, History of / by Capt. V.D. Cole. – 1975-1976 F-5-65 Gault, Hamilton, information. – 1940-1991. – Funeral leaflet, bookplate, Ware’s tribute

(1978), Gault’s copy of letter to Mr. Wilson re wearing PPCLI badge, Gault’s aphorisms, “The Maxims of Hamilton Gault” (1940-1943), article about Mathew Hamilton Gault, articles about Mont-Saint-Hilaire and Hatch Court, obituaries.

F-5-66 Ghurkha Welfare Appeal. – 1975-1976.

F-5-67 Graham, appointment, Colonel of the Regiment. – 1987.

F-5-68 Hatch Court. – 1988-1991. – Brochures, newsclipping.

F-5-69 Honorary appointments. – 1974-1976. – Types, forms, actual appointments.

F-5-70 Korea. – 1952. – Report from LCol Norman Wilson-Smith; Distinguished Unit Citation.

Box 5

F-5-71 Korean Student Bursary Fund. – 1975-1976. – Correspondence.


F-5-72 Lectures, training, notes. – 1946-1959.

F-5-73 Letter, Ware to Sydney Frost re firing of Lt. Col. R.A. Lindsay. – 1987. – Review of book.

F-5-74 Loyal Edmonton Regiment. – 1974. – Brief history, invite to attend dedication.

F-5-75 Luncheon, Edmonton. – [ca. 1960s]. – Guest list.

F-5-76 Memorials. – 1944-1975. – Service of consecration, Liri Valley Cemetery (1944); Letter, Hamilton Gault to Tommy [de Faye] re Frezenberg Memorial (1957); letter, W.E. Bastedo to British Legion re Menin Gate (1965); letter, E.J. Dodd to Ware re St. John’s Cathedral (Winnipeg) memorial window and names of PPCLI members buried in Italy (1965).

F-5-77 Messages from the Commander, Orders of the day. – 1943-1964. – Messages from Major General G.G. Simons, D.D. Eisenhower, C. Ware, B.L. Montgomery, Lady Patricia Ramsay.

F-5-78 Middle East War 1973. – 1974. – Lecture given by General Chaim Herzog, former Chief of Israeli Military Intelligence.

F-5-79 Newsletter : Lookout. – 1977 Jan-Feb. – Newsletter, Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt.

F-5-80 Nominal roll. – 30 April 1962. – Officers, WOs, and SSgts, Esquimalt Garrison.

F-5-81 Nominal roll : Canadian Infantry staff list. – 1975.

F-5-82 Officer exchange. – 1974-1977.

F-5-83 Officers, PPCLI : colonels and above. – 1988. – Nominal roll.

F-5-84 Once a Patrician : Syd Frost correspondence – 1987-1993.

F-5-85 Canada Memorial unveiling ceremony, London. – June 1994.

F-5-86 PPCLI Association : formation. – 1947-1992. – Draft proposals, constitution and meeting minutes of the association.

F-5-87 Peacekeeping. – 13 July, 1992. – Maclean’s magazine article on Canadian Major General Lewis MacKenzie.

F-5-88 Poems from First and Second World Wars. – [ca. 1940]-1976. – Includes poems by Wm Stirling II, Randell Parker.

F-5-89 PPCLI, 75th Anniversary information. – 1985-1989. – History and map of CFB Calgary, biographical information on Lady Patricia Brabourne, reproductions of Ottawa and Calgary newspapers, 1914, 1919.

F-5-90 PPCLI Band. – 1951-1975. – Correspondence, newsclippings, report on possible abolition of the band.

F-5-91 PPCLI in the Congo. – 1962. – News release.


F-5-92 Regimental badges. – 1957, [ca. 1975]. – Articles.

F-5-93 Regimental Executive Committee. – 1959-1976. – Notices of meetings.

Box 6

F-5-94 Regimental history. – [ca. 1978]. – File consists of essays “Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry” (authorship not indicated, 70 p.); Work Point Barracks; The Third Battalion.

F-5-95 Regimental history. – 1945-1957. – File consists of precis, newsclipping, precis in Ware’s handwriting.

F-5-96 Regimental history : Memorandum of the Battle of Frezenberg, May 8, 1915. – [ca. 1940s]. – Includes map of a battle or offensive in Italy.

F-5-97 Regimental history : copy of chapter 19 of “1915 : the death of Innocence” by Lyn Macdonald. – 1993. – Autographed.

F-5-98 Regimental history : Talk given by the Lady Patricia Ramsay to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in connection with the Jubilee of the Regiment. – 1964.

F-5-99 Regimental obituaries. – 1915-1995.

F-5-100 Regimental history, volume III. – 1955-1956. – Correspondence.

F-5-101 Regimental history, volume V. – 1980-1981. – Correspondence, writing plan.

F-5-102 Regimental Newsletters. – 1947-1978.

F-5-103 Regimental policy. – 1945-1957. – Correspondence regarding battle honours, regimental dress, “comforts” desired in Korea, officers’ behaviour.

F-5-104 Regimental history, RSMs, 1914-April 1919. – [ca. 1980s].

F-5-105 Ric A Dam Doo. – [ca. 1950s]-1991. – Correspondence re the origin and meaning of Ric A Dam Doo.

F-5-106 Royal Green Jackets. – 1975-1976. – Correspondence.

F-5-107 Royal Roads. – 1992-1995. – Correspondence, newsclippings, newsletter, report, convocation programs.

F-5-108 Smith, Gordon. – 1943-1995. – Letter, drawing, newsclippings, reproductions of artworks.

F-5-109 Songs. – [ca. 1940s].

F-5-110 Speeches, Gault, Ware, Lady Patricia Ramsay. – 1949-1977.

Box 7

F-5-111 Sports. – 1940-1947. – Sports programs, telegram.


F-5-112 Stevens, Roy. – 1955-1975. – Correspondence, newsclipping, self-published pamphlets on childhood reminiscence and military policy.

F-5-113 War Crimes Court Luneberg trial pass. – 1945.

F-5-114 Women in command. – 1978. – Correspondence, brief, articles.

F-5-115 Visit of Commander Ware/CIBG, program. – Oct. 5-7, 1959.

F-5-116 Photocopies, F.B. Ware’s scrapbook (C.B. Ware’s father). – 1944-1945.

F-5-117 Miscellaneous ephemera. – 1943-1989. – Includes postcards; program of visit of Crown Prince of Japan; summary of two lectures by Sir Eugen Millington-Drake; Sidelights on the Talbot Settlement / by Ella N. Lewis; Christmas card from the Minister of NATIONAL Defence (1958); brochures on St. Peter’s Anglican Church Tyreconnell and St George’s Memorial Chapel Ypres; sticker for 2VP Kapyong commemoration; Canadian Armed Forces pay and allowances (1960); Guide to the art of coaching on the range; hotel brochure; first day cover, PPCLI and R22R commemorative stamps (1989); script, “The Nasty Widow” (amateur comic operetta).

Series 4 Clippings. – 1930-1993. – 13 cm of textual records

F-5-118 Clippings from German newspapers. – 1961. – With translations.

F-5-119 Newspaper clippings, C.E. Rivett-Carnac. – 1959.

F-5-120 Newspaper clippings. – 1943-1949. – PPCLI news.

F-5-121 Newspaper clippings. – 1950-1959. – Korean War, visit to Victoria by Queen Elizabeth, 1959.

F-5-122 Newspaper clippings. – 1960-1966. – German newspaper clippings, Commander Ware leaves Germany, Princess Pat’s London mother, Miss Morris’s obituary, plaque dedication, obituary of Lt. Col. HW Mulhern, salute to valour at Vimy, Menin Gate, 1962.

F-5-123 Newspaper clippings. – 1974-1978. – Rifle Brigade Club meeting at Claridges in London, review of troops by Lady Brabourne.

F-5-124 Newspaper clippings. – 1981-1989. – Remembrance of Ypres, Canadians at Kapyong, book review of “Making of a General.”

F-5-125 Newspaper clippings. – 1992-1993. – Royalty attempts to save historic British regiments, Countess Mountbatten of Burma reviews Patricia’s in Victoria, honouring peacekeepers, appointment of General John de Chastelain as Canadian ambassador to the U.S.A.

F-5-126 Newspaper clippings, Maj.Gen. Chris Vokes. – [1942-1959].

F-5-127 Newspaper clippings, CB Ware. – [ca. 1946-ca. 1959].


F-5-128 Newspaper clippings on Gault. – [ca. 1930-ca. 1980]. – Includes letter to the editor on Canadian sovereignty, ca. 1956.

F-5-129 Newspaper clippings - social events, ladies auxiliary, weddings. – [ca. 1930-ca. 1990].

F-5-130 Newspaper clippings - Colonels in Chief, Lady Patricia Ramsay, Lady Patricia Brabourne. – [ca. 1950-ca. 1975].

F-5-131 Newspaper clippings - miscellaneous. – [ca. 1950-ca. 1965]. – News of PPCLI, paratroops, Hodder Williams, Marsden, letter to the editor by Gault re forest fire on Mont St. Hilaire.

F-5-132 Scrapbook of clippings. – [ca. 1942-ca. 1945]. – PPCLI return to Winnipeg Oct. 6, 1945, battle of Moro River 1944, Easter greeting services 1944, Battles of Nissoria, Assoro, Leonforte, Major General Guy Simmonds, commander of Sicily force. Includes correspondence received by Ware. Includes picture and names of all officers in Sicily following liberation: (Front row left to right), Lt. G.A. Garbut, Lt. B.D. McLellan, Lt. J.J. Spur, Lt. A.G.C. Richards, Lt. V.O. Auger, Lt. D. Munro, Lt. D.A. Gower; Lt. H.R. Barclay, Calgary; Cpt. J.L. Hunter, Vancouver; (Second row seated) Cpt. R.S. Graham, Cpt. P.D. Crofton, Capt. J.E. Leach, Major A.E.T. Paquet, Major R.C. Coleman, commanding officer, Major D. Brain, Cpt. W. D. N. Watson, Cpt. R.F.S. Robertson, Cpt. C.G. Fairfield; (Third row standing), Lt. G.F. Chapin, Lt. C.N. Shea, H-Cpt. M.J.D. Carson, chaplain, Cpt. L.G. Burton, Lt. W.G. Riddell, Cpt. W.S. Dewar, Lt. Rex Carey, Lt. J.L. McCullough, Lt. D.E. Jones, supervisor A.E. Medlar, Auxiliary Services, Cpt. H.G. Munroe; (Fourth row standing), Cpt. J.A. McLeod, Lt. A.M. Campbell, Lt. W.L. Smith,Cpt. R.W. Potts, Saskatoon, Cpt. J.F. Brophy, Lt. L. Domeney, Lt. S.C. Morrow, Lt. C.S. Munroe, Lt. I.L. Wilson; (Missing, on duty), Cpt. N.M. Cousens, N. Featherstone, Lt. D.M. Disney, Lt. C.S. Frost.

Box 8

F-5-133 Scattered issues of The Beaver, the newspaper of the Canadian Army in Europe. – February 1962-May 1970.

F-5-134 New World Magazine, May 1944, The Legionary August 1958, December 1968. – 1944-1968.

F-5-135 Cartoons by Cameron (9), Stampede Rodeo Events. – 1949.

F-5-oversize at shelf J.3.2 Newspapers. – 1962-1979. – Includes: Lookout – 31 Mar. 1977, 26 Oct. 1978, featuring

PPCLI news; The Pioneer, souvenir edition, 25 January 1962, featuring Exercise Great Bear; Evening Standard, Sept. 1979, featuring Lord Mountbatten tribute; and newsclipping about Lord Mountbatten, 6 Sept 1979.

Series 5 Regimental celebrations and activities. – 1939-1994. – 9 cm of textual records and other material

F-5-136 Regimental celebrations, invitations. – 1939-1991. – Programs, menus, invitations, some autographed


F-5-137 Regimental activities, programs, menus. – 1945-1964.

F-5-138 Regimental programs, activities – 1976-1994.

F-5-139 Jubilee of the regiment, talk, CBC radio by Lady Patricia Ramsay. – 1964.

F-5-140 Speech, Major-General Ware, Ric A Dam Doo. – 1978.

F-5-oversize at shelf J.3.2 Ric-A-Dam-Doo poster. – 1964. – Signed by attendees at stag party, Fort Osborne

Curling Club in honor of Camy Ware, PPCLI Jubilee. Box 8a Series 6 Pocket diaries and guest book. – 1946-1980. – 21 cm of textual records. – Used to

record appointments, addresses.

F-5-141 Guest Book. – Aug 29, 1952-June 1966. F-5-142 Pocket diary. – 1946. [99.38.271] F-5-143 Pocket diary. – 1954. [99.38.272] F-5-144 Pocket diary. – 1955. [99.38.273] F-5-145 Pocket diary. – 1956. [99.38.274] F-5-146 Pocket diary. – 1957. [99.38.275] F-5-147 Pocket diary. – 1958. [99.38.276] F-5-148 Pocket diary. – 1959. [99.38.277] F-5-149 Pocket diary. – 1960. [99.38.248] F-5-150 Pocket diary. – 1961. [99.38.249] F-5-151 Pocket diary. – 1961. [99.38.250] F-5-152 Pocket diary. – 1962. [99.38.251] F-5-153 Pocket diary. – 1963. [99.38.252] F-5-154 Pocket diary. – 1963. [99.38.253] F-5-155 Pocket diary. – 1964. [99.38.284] F-5-156 Pocket diary. – 1965. [99.38.255]


F-5-157 Pocket diary. – 1966. [99.38.256] F-5-158 Pocket diary. – 1967. [99.38.257] F-5-159 Pocket diary. – 1967. [99.38.258] F-5-160 Pocket diary. – 1968. [99.38.259] F-5-161 Pocket diary. – 1969. [99.38.260] F-5-162 Pocket diary. – 1970. [99.38.261] F-5-163 Pocket diary. – 1971. [99.38.262] F-5-164 Pocket diary. – 1974. [99.38.263] F-5-165 Pocket diary. – 1974. [99.38.264] F-5-166 Pocket diary. – 1975. [99.38.265] F-5-167 Pocket diary. – 1976. [99.38.266] F-5-168 Pocket diary. – 1977. [99.38.267] F-5-169 Pocket diary. – 1979. [99.38.268] F-5-170 Pocket diary. – 1980. [99.38.269] F-5-171 Pocket diary. – 1980. [99.38.270] Box 9 Series 7 Photographs. – 1931-1996. – 40 cm of photographs

F-5-172 Memorial plaque dedication, Ypres. - 1961 -1 St. George’s memorial dedication ceremonies, Ypres, Belgium, article by Major

R.B. Mainprize [The Patrician] with pictures. – Oct. 1961. -2 Lady Patricia, Admiral Ramsay, Mrs. Dorothy Gault– Oct. 1961. [99.38.68] -3 Lady Patricia, Admiral Ramsay. – Oct. 1961. [99.38.69]. -4 Unveiling the Plaque. – Oct. 1961. [99.38.70]

-5 Reception line. Left to right: Major R.B. Mainprize, Major D.O.R. Kierans, Lt. Col. R.F. Bruce, Lt. Col. C.J.A. Hamilton, Col. T. DeFaye, Col. in Chief, Lady Patricia Ramsay, Maj. E.R. Sharpe. – Oct. 1961. [99.38.71]

-6 Officers outside the Town Hall, Ypres (print is reversed). Left to right – R.B. Mainprize, Major D.O.R. Kierans, Lt. Col. R.F. Bruce, Lt. Col. C.J.A. Hamilton , Col. T. De Faye. – Oct. 1961. [99.38.72]


-7 Pte W.N. Gow and Drum Major Sgt. F. Harris meet Belgian buglers at Last Post ceremony, Menin Gate. – Oct. 1961. [99.38.73]

F-5-173 Miscellaneous pictures. – [ca. 1930s]-1964

-1 Colours of the Royal Military College of Canada. – [ca. 1960s] [99.38.53] -2 50th anniversary, with 1st battalion in Germany. – Aug. 1964. – Former

commanding officers, left to right: Lt. Col. R.F. Bruce, 1st Bn.; Lt. Col. David Rosser, 1944 Italy; Brig. Colquhoun,1935-1940; Maj. Gen. C.B. Ware, Aug. 1939-June 1940 Sicily and Italy; Lt. Col. A.C. Pearson, 1918; Lt. Col. R.A. Lindsay, July 1941-Aug. 1943; Maj. Gen. G.G. Brown, 1963-1965. [99.38.57]

-3 Lt. Col. C.B. Ware, PPCLI receiving the ribbon, DSO from General Sir Oliver Leese, was commanding Eighth Army, Italy – Nov. 1944. [99.38.58]

-4 Ware and others in religious service. – [ca. 1952]. [99.38.59] -5 Group portrait, PPCLI platoon posing with trophies. – [ca. 1930s]. [99.38.63]

F-5-174 Photographs, Jubilee celebrations, Ottawa. – 25-26 Sept. 1964. -1 Ware at head table, banquet Ottawa. – 25 Sept. 1964. [99.38.64] -2 Veterans’ inspection, Lester B. Pearson, Ottawa. – 26 Sept. 1964. [99.38.65] -3 Troop inspection, C.B. Ware, Dorothy Gault, Ottawa. – 26 Sept. 1964. [99.38.66] -4 Banquet, Ottawa. – 25 Sept. 1964. [99.38.67] F-5-175 Miscellaneous photos. – [ca. 1952-ca. 1994].

-1 Ware with [Mrs. Ware?], unidentified PPCLI officer, unidentified CWAC officer, unidentified private, Ypres, Belgium. – [1961]. [99.38.74]

-2 3PPCLI officers at Work Point Barracks. – [ca. 1994]. [99.38.75] -3 3 color slides: Hamilton Gault and Dorothy Gault at Mt. St. Hillaire. – [ca. 1957].

[99.38.76] -4 Silver bowl with ram’s head handles. – [ca. 1952]. [99.38.82] F-5-176 C.B. Ware. – [ca. 1935-ca. 1960] -1 Maj. Gen. Ware. – 1960. [99.38.83] -2 Maj. Gen. Ware firing a machine gun. – 1937. [99.38.84]

-3 PPCLI basketball team, winner, Garrison Cup, with Lt. Col. Colquhoun. – 1935. [99.38.85]

-4 Lt. Ware. – [ca.1935]. [99.38.86] -5 A.V.W. Bryan, RCAF; Maj. Gen Rockingham, Maj Gen. [Plow?]; Brig. Ware; at

Gagetown. – [ca. 1956]. [99.38.87] -6 Letter of transmission of the above photo from Maj. Gen. Rockinghams’s aide-

de-camp. – 15 Aug. 1956.

F-5-177 C.B. Ware, warrant officers, sergeants. – [ca. 1940s-ca. 1980s] -1 C.B. Ware / Stan Baker. – [ca. 1970s]. [99.38.91]

-2 C. B. Ware. – [ca. 1940s]. [99.38.92] -3 C.B. Ware. – [ca. 1940s]. [99.38.93] -4 C.B. Ware and Mrs. Ware. – [ca. 1980s]. – 2 prints. [99.38.94]

-5 Presentation of colours, 1PPCLI WOs and Sgts. Mess. – May 8, 1977. - Front row, l to r: MWO DC Jones, WO EG Basaraba, MWO JW Carroll, MWO EA McDow, MWO LP Baumgarten, Maj. Gen. GG Brown, RSM A McMillan, Lady


Patricia Brabourne, Maj. Gen. CB Ware, MWO LA White, MWO PA Steele, MWO CA Franklin, MWO GR Bowes, MWO LJ Connell, WO RA Brignell. 2nd row, l to r: WO VJ Komadina, Sgt. JC Crowley, Sgt. RH Stang, Sgt. LL Saumer, Sgt. RW Major, Sgt. DS Carty, Sgt. GR Smith, WO JE McLellan, WO GW Jackson, Sgt. N. Baran, Sgt. JC Swiston, Sgt. JC Eisan, Sgt. RC Davis, Sgt. ACJ Gauthier, Sgt. RG Roach, Sgt. EJ Bowles, Sgt. GF Jarbeau, WO MC Ritchie, Sgt. HD Gagnon. 3rd row, l to r: WO RC Lefebvre, Sgt. BR Gibb, WO BT Pelkey, Sgt. EM Johansen, WO E. Brewer, Sgt. DC Walker, WO OJ Overton, WO CE Pointer, Sgt. FW Davies, Sgt. JT Peebles, Sgt. RC Bruner, WO WG Gorman, WO GC Lee, Sgt. LG Johnson, Sgt. KCB Holstead, Sgt. JE Huntley. Back row, l to r: WO PA Stott, Sgt. DA Millwater, Sgt. BD Blake, Sgt. TG Hibbs, WO RJ Hartmann, WO R Szpitun, Sgt. JR Parker, Sgt. WD Gorman, WO JG Hayward, Sgt. WJ Elson, Sgt. RJ Hunt, Sgt. FA Legge, WO EW Edmond, Sgt. R Trip, WO BR Scott, Sgt. L Pinter, Sgt. EC Lewis. Missing from photograph: Sgt. A Butt, Sgt. TG Tennant, Sgt. KN Moynahan, Sgt. FJ Morton, Sgt. J Nicholl. [99.38.90]

F-5-178 Miscellaneous military photos. – 1954-1959.

-1 6 photos: Japanese orphans’ Christmas party, Tokyo, Canadian Military Mission Far East. – 18 Dec. 1954. – Ware is shown meeting children. [99.38.208]

-2 3 photos: Brig. Ware arrives in Edmonton. – 1959. – Ware is shown greeting Gen. Bruce Clarke, Commanding General, Continental Army Command. – With letter of transmittal from “Hammie” [99.38.209]

-3 3 photos: training. – 27 June 1956. – Ware is shown with officer cadets in a map reading course. [99.38.210]

F-5-179 Miscellaneous military photos and souvenirs. – 1956-1996

-1 Album of 12 color photos: Royal Roads Military College Vimy Parade. – 7 Apr. 1991. – Titles of photos: CWC Ocdt. J. Barrette, Escorts Ocdt. S.E. Fraser, Ocdt. M.A. Coltart, DCadets Cdr. J.S. Gadd, DSM MWO V.J. Woolley; The Colours; Inspection; Inspection UTPNCM; Inspection, Band, Ocdt Dow; Slow time; March past, slow time; March past, quick time; March past, the Colours; Williment Trophy, 1SQD, CSL Sutherland, The Address. [99.38.124]

-2 Christmas card from Lady Patricia Ramsay. – 1961. [99.36.126] -3 C.B. Ware and Lady Patricia Brabourne, Victoria. – [ca.1996]. [99.38.127] -4 C.B. Ware, Lady Patricia Brabourne, and group, Victoria. – [ca.1996]. [99.38.128] -5 C.B. Ware and Lady Patricia Brabourne, Victoria. – [ca.1996]. [99.38.129] -6 C.B. Ware, Lady Patricia, and Lord Brabourne, Victoria. – [ca.1996]. [99.38.130] -7 Dick McDougall and C.B. Ware. – [ca. 1962]. [99.38.131] -8 Ware and unknown officer. – [ca. 1962]. [99.38.132]

-9 Ware at Fort Benning. – 1956. - L to r: Brig. Cameron Ware, U.S. Army Sgt. Frank M. Norbury, Lt. Gen. Howard D. Graham, Major Daniel N. Osborne. – 2 copies, accompanying caption. [99.38.133]

-10 General De Marco, General Ware, General Marchesi, looking at picture Commodore Quinn. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.134]

-11 Mr. Martin, General Bernabo, General Ware, Colonel Tellier. – [ca.1960s]. [99.38.135]

-12 Group of dignitaries (including Ware). – [ca. 1960s][ 99.38.136]


-13 Maj. Gen. Ware & Maj. Gen Robert H. York, Fort Benning, Ga. – 4 Feb. 1966. – 3 copies. [99.38.137]

-14 Maj. Gen. Ware & Col. Irwin A. Edwards, Fort Benning, Ga. – 4 Feb. 1966. – 3 copies. [99.38.138]

-15 Maj. Gen Ware, Maj. Gen. Marchesi. – 1966. [99.38.139] -16 Maj. Gen Ware, Maj. Gen. Marchesi. – 1966. [99.38.140]

-17 Left to right, Commodore Quinn, General De Marco, General Bernabo, General Marchesi. – 1966. [99.38.141]

-18 Left to right, General Ware, General Marchesi, Mr. Martin, General De Marco, and Commodore Quinn. – 1966. [99.38.142]

-19 Left to right, Mr. Martin, Major General Ware, General Bernabo. – 1966. [99.38.143]

-20 General De Marco, General Ware. – 1966. [99.38.144] -21 Major General Ware, General De Marco. – 1966. [99.38.145] -22 Left to right, Mr. Martin, General Ware, Colonel Tellier, General De Marco. –

1966. [99.38.146] F-5-180 Miscellaneous photos, Italy, Regimental Jubilee. – 1961-1964

-1 6 Photos: Canadian commanders greeting Italian commanders in Italy. – 1961. [99.38(.151-.156)]

-2 Colonel in Chief arrives for retreat ceremony. – 1964. – 50th Jubilee, Lady Patricia and Admiral Ramsay, Darmstadt, Germany. [99.38.95]

-3 Sounding of the Last Post at the ceremony of beating retreat. – 1964. – 50th Jubilee, Admiral Ramsay, Lady Patricia, and Ware, Darmstadt, Germany. [99.38.96]

-4 Presentation of Regimental Jubilee gift. – 1964. – Lady Patricia receiving gift, Darmstadt, Germany. [99.38.97]

-5 The Colonel in Chief meeting former Patricia’s at the reception. – 1964. – Lady Patricia and Ware at the reception for former Patricia’s, Darmstadt, Germany. [99.38.98]

-6 Former Patricia’s forming up as the “old guard” march past during trooping. – 1964. – 50th Jubilee, Darmstadt, Germany. [99.38.99]

-7 The Battalion marches past in slow time. – 1964. – 50th Jubilee, Darmstadt, Germany. [99.38.100]

-8 The battalion march past in slow time. – 1964. – 50th Jubilee, Edmonton. [99.38.101]

-9 Trooping, 50th Jubilee. – 1964. – Edmonton. [99.38.102] -10 Major General Ware. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.147] -11 Major General Ware at banquet with U.S. generals. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.148] -12 Major General Ware at banquet. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.149] -13 Major General Ware at banquet. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.150] -14 German defense briefing. – April 1965. [99.38.157] -15 Ware in group of officers, Royal Air Force base. – May 30, 1963. [99.38.158] -16 Unknown officers. – May 30, 1963. [99.38.159] -17 Ware greeting unknown officers. – May 30, 1963. [99.38.160] -18 Ware greeting unknown officers. – May 30, 1963. [99.38.161] -19 Ware greeting unknown officers. – May 30, 1963. [99.38.162]


F-5-181 Visits to air force bases, and Tanganyika. – [ca. 1960s] -1 Group at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. – [Jan. 23-24, 1963?]. – Col.

George E. Howard Jr., Maj. Gen. C.B. Ware, Col. Benjamin A. Karsokas. – 2 copies. [99.38.163]

-2 Officers at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. – [Jan. 23-24, 1963?]. [99.38.164]

-3 Ware and another officer at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. – [Jan. 23-24, 1963?]. [99.38.165]

-4 Ware and other officers at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. – [Jan. 23-24, 1963?]. [99.38.166]

-5 Ware and an RCAF officer at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. – [Jan. 23-24, 1963?]. [99.38.167]

-6 Ware with group, Tanganyika. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.168] -7 Ware with a colonel, air force base, winter. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.169] -8 Ware with above colonel signing guest book. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.170] -9 Ware with officers attending a class, winter. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.171] -10 Ware preparing to exit airplane. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.172] -11 Ware and officers boarding USAF aircraft. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.173] -12 Ware and officers at air force base. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.174] -13 Ware and officers inspecting equipment, air force base, winter. – [ca. 1960s].

[99.38.175] F-5-182 Air Force photos, visit to NORAD base at North Bay, etc. – [ca. 1963-ca. 1974]. -1 Group, Canadian Air Force personnel, C.B. Ware. – [ca.1960s]. [99.38.176] -2 Unknown officer, C.B. Ware. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.177] -3 Ware inside jet. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.178] -4 3 officers at RAF base. – May 30, 1963. [99.38.179] -5 2 officers at RAF base. – May 30, 1963. [99.38.180]

-6 Group of officers including Ware at RAF base. – May 30, 1963. – Image similar to F-5-180-15. [99.38.181]

-7 3 officers including Ware at RAF base. – May 30, 1963. [99.38.182] -8 Greeting General Ware on arrival : ACdre ME Pollard, G/C RL Denison, Col SC

Grashio – 16 Jan. 1963. – At NORAD operation, North Bay, Ont. [99.38.183] -9 Inspecting Guard of Honour. – 16 Jan. 1963. – At NORAD operation, North Bay,

Ont. [99.38.184] -10 Northern NORAD briefing by A/Cdre ME Pollard – 16 Jan 1963. – At NORAD

operation, North Bay, Ont. [99.38.185] -11 Bomarc missile raised, Maj. Gen. Ware and W/C A.G. Lawrence, DD 446 SAM

Sqn. – 16 Jan. 1963. – At NORAD operation, North Bay, Ont. [99.38.186] -12 Briefing by F/Sgt. H. Flanagan on technical details of missile. – 16 Jan. 1963]. –

At NORAD operation, North Bay, Ont. [99.38.187] -13 A/Cdre M.E. Pollard and Maj. Gen. Ware in missile shelter rocket end of Bomarc.

– 16 Jan. 1963. At NORAD operation, North Bay, Ont. [99.38.188]. -14 Departure in Comet. – 16 Jan. 1963. – At NORAD operation, North Bay, Ont.

[99.38.189] -15 Signing visitor’s book of 414 “Black Knight“ Sqn., G/C Denison, Maj. Gen. Ware

and W/Cdr. H.A. McKay, Sqn. Commander – 16 Jan. 1963. – At NORAD operation, North Bay, Ont. [99.38.190]


-16 Ware with Lady Patricia Brabourne. – [ca.1974]. [99.38.191] -17 Ware with group of 3 foreign dignitaries. – [ca. 1960s] [99.38.192] -18 Slide: Liri Valley open field. – May 1963. [99.38.193] F-5-183 Miscellaneous military photos. – 1938-1974.

-1 PPCLI Machine Gun Platoon, Fort Osborne Barracks, Winnipeg, Lt C.B. Ware, cmdr., Carden Lloyd carriers. – 1938. – 2 copies. [99.38.103]

-2 Maj. Gen. Ware meeting admiral. – [ca. 1962]. [99.38.104] -3 Maj. Gen. Ware inspecting helicopter. – [ca. 1962]. [99.38.105] -4 Senior Officers with Jimmy Stewart. – [ca. 1962]. [99.38.106] -5 US General Strong and Maj. Gen. Ware. – [ca.1962]. [99.38.107] -6 Group of officers including Ware at USAF Academy. – [ca.1962]. [99.38.108] -7 Maj. Gen. Ware visiting synagogue at USAF Academy. [ca. 1962]. [99.38.109] -8 Maj. Gen Ware and cadet at USAF Academy. – [ca. 1962]. [99.38.110] -10 Senior course at Fort Frontenac. – [ca. 1962]. [99.38.111]

-11 Handover parade, Lady Patricia Brabourne and C.B. Ware. – 8 May, 1977. [99.38.112]

-12 Handover parade, Ware to Brown, Inspection by Colonel in Chief. – 8 May, 1977. [99.38.113].

-13 Handover parade, Ware to Brown, Colonel in Chief. – 8 May, 1977. [99.38.114] -14 Handover parade, Ware to Brown, C.B. Ware and Colonel in Chief. – 8 May,

1977. [99.38.115] -15 Lady Patricia and Gen. Ware, Officers Mess, Edmonton. – 1964. [99.38.116] -16 Freedom of City of Victoria, C.B. Ware and his worship Peter Pollen. – 1974.

[99.38.117] -17 Freedom of City of Victoria, C.B. Ware, Mayor Peter Pollen, Alderman Alf Hood –

1974. [99.38.118] -18 Freedom of City of Victoria, accepted by C.B. Ware. – 1974 [99.38.119] -19 March past of Old Guard trooping. – 12 Aug. 1989. [99.38.120] -20 Larry Dawpier, 50th anniversary, D-Day at Queen’s Own Memorial, Normandy

France, 50th anniversary of D Day. – [1994]. [99.38.121] -21 C.B. Ware, 2 I/C, A Coy, PPCLI, George Corkett, platoon commander, and Bob

Lindsay, Cove, England. – 1940. [99.38.122] -22 Group of officers in Mess dress, including C.B. Ware. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.123]

F-5-184 Miscellaneous military photos. – 1940-1963.

-1 Mess Dinner, Colonel in Chief Lady Patricia Brabourne visits Work Point Barracks, Victoria. – 30 [June?] 1978. [99.38.194]

-2 Group including Ware at site of atomic tests, Las Vegas. – [1956?]. [99.38.195] -3 Ware receives Order of St. Barbara from Maj. Gen. Thomas E. Shazo, Fort Sill,

Okla. – 6 June 1957. [99.38.196] -4 3 photos: Ware inspecting troops, march past. – 15 May 1957. [99.38.197] -5 Maj. Henderson reads citation, KapYong Day. – 25 Apr. 1962. [99.38.198] -6 Last post and reveille, KapYong Day. – 25 Apr. 1962. [99.38.199]

-7 Prayers, KapYong Day. – 25 Apr. 1962. [99.38.200] -8 Band, drums and Citation the horse, parade. – 17 Mar. 1963. [99.38.201] -9 CO as captive “Mountie”, parade. – 17 Mar. 1963. [99.38.202] -10 Officers parade as Doukhobors. – 17 Mar. 1963. [99.38.203]


-11 Quartermaster stores “float”, parade. – 17 Mar. 1963. [99.38.204] -12 Winnipeg entry in parade. – 17 Mar. 1963. [99.38.205] -13 Support Coy “float”, parade. – 17 Mar. 1963. [99.38.206]

-14 Postcard, group picture, Morval Barracks, Cove, England. – 1940. – Front row, l to r: Eddie Corrigan, Bobby [Guarnier?], Steve Cobbett, Sammy Mather. Back row, l to r: Bob Lindsay, Stu East (padre), C. Ware, [Pokey?] Joe Paquette, Verne [Earley?], [Slug?] Clark. [99.38.207]

-15 15 photos: Broom-i-loo game, regimental birthday parade, tug-o-war, march past, Edmonton. – [ca. 1960]. [99.38.211]

F-5-185 Scrapbook, clippings and letters from Ware’s father. – 1952-1953. – Scrapbook

documents Royal Roads Military College [99.38.55]

Box 10 F-5-186 Certificate of honorary title, Vice Patron of PPCLI signed by Countess Mountbatten of

Burma. – [ca.1983?]. [99.38.81] F-5-187 7 photos, ceremony, Royal Roads. – [ca. 1962] [99.38.213] F-5-188 10 photos, Royal Roads obstacle course. – [ca. 1960s] [99.38.214] F-5-189 2 photos, annual cross country race. – Nov. 1952. – Competitors were Victoria High and

Mount View High [99.38.216] F-5-190 9 photos, visit of Morihiro Hosokawa. – [ca. 1964]. – Includes clipping about Hosokawa,

1993. [99.38.212] F-5-191 5 photos, Church parade, Victoria. – [ca. 1950s]. [99.38.215] F-5-192 6 photos, Church parade, Victoria. – [ca. 1950s] [99.38.217] F-5-193 6 photos, Royal Roads. – [ca. 1964]. – Parade, inspection of cadets. [99.38.218] F-5-193a 35 photos, Royal Roads. – [ca. 1964]. – Parade, inspection of cadets, physical training

demonstration, presentation of trophies. [99.38.219] F-5-194 14 photos, visiting the USS Intrepid. – 5 Feb. 1965.

-1 Canadian National Defense College officials see the Combat Information Center aboard the USS Intrepid during visit to this antisubmarine warfare aircraft carrier in Norfolk. – 5 Feb. 1965

-2 Lieutenant-Commander C.E. Shinholser (right), Catapult-Arresting Gear Officer of the USS Intrepid (CVS-11) shows Canadian National Defense College visitors the starboard steam catapult. Commander J.F. Gillooly, Executive Officer of the Intrepid (arms folded, left of group) looks on. Lieutenant-Commander L.K. Weber (extreme left) of Intrepid’s weapons department. – 5 Feb. 1965.


-3 Rear Admiral Donald M. White, Commander, Carrier Division 20 (middle), C.B. Ware, Commandant, Canadian National Defense College (left), unidentified (right). – 5 Feb. 1965

-4 Ensign J.E. Edmiston of Intrepid’s Gunnery Department (profile left) explains operation of Pilot House equipment to Canadian National Defense College officials visiting the antisubmarine warfare aircraft carrier. – 5 Feb. 1965

-5 Intrepid’s Commanding Officer, Captain Joseph G. Smith (looking down, extreme right) accompanies group of Canadian Defense College officials on tour

of flight deck of USS Intrepid in Norfolk Va. Lieutenant Commander C.E. Shinholser (carrying megaphone) and Lieutenant Commander R.W. Riegel (extreme left) also escorted the group. – 5 Feb. 1965.

-6 Canadian National Defense College officials depart USS Intrepid after visit. – 5 Feb. 1965.

-7 Major General C.B. Ware, Commandant of Canadian National Defense College (stooping, left) and other College officials look at arresting cable on flight deck of USS Intrepid. Rear admiral D.N. White, Commander, Carrier Division 20 (third from right) escorted the group. Admiral White flies his flag in the Intrepid. – 5 Feb. 1965.

-8 Major-General C.B. Ware, Commandant, Canadian National Defense College, arrives aboard the USS Intrepid (CVS-11). – 5 Feb. 1965.

-9 Major General C.B. Ware, Commandant, Canadian National Defense College. Seaman Apprentice Douglas M. Lair, USS Intrepid (CVS-11). – 5 Feb. 1965.

-10 Canadian National Defense College officials take time-out from tour of USS Intrepid (CVS-11) for refreshments in the ship’s hangar bay. – 5 Feb. 1965.

-11 Member of the Canadian National Defense College (unidentified in this picture) departs the USS Intrepid after he and 35 other officials visited the antisubmarine warfare aircraft carrier in Norfolk. – 5 Feb. 1965.

-12 Commander A.L. Meints, Intrepid`s Carrier Air Traffic Control officer (gloves and papers in hand) points out other ships in the area from Intrepid`s flight deck. Occasion was visit of Canadian National Defense College officials. Commandant (Major-General C.B. Ware) of the college is at extreme right. – 5 Feb. 1965

-13 Commander J.F. Gillooly Executive Officer of USS Intrepid (CVS-11), left, unidentified Canadian captain, right. – 5 Feb. 1965.

-14 Rear Admiral Donald M. White, Commander, Carrier Division 20 (flies his flag in the Intrepid), Major General C.B. Ware, Commandant, Canadian National Defense College, Kingston, Ontario, Captain J.G. Smith, Commanding Officer of

USS Intrepid (CVS-11). – 5 Feb. 1965 [99.38.220]

F-5-195 12 photos, Royal Roads graduation. – [ca. 1964] [99.38.221] F-5-196 11 photos, British Army parade. – [ca. 1964]. – Ware in reviewing stand, taking salute in

one image. [99.38. 222] F-5-196a 7 photos, military parade, Ware takes the salute from the reviewing stand. – [ca, 1956].

[99.38.223]


F-5-197 6 photos, Medals parade, peacekeepers. – [ca. 1960s]. – Ware shown presenting medals, meeting troops, viewing blacksmithing demonstration, meeting officers and their wives. [99.38.224]

F-5-198 37 photos, bound collection, tour of US military bases. – [ca. 1966].

-1 Visit to Titan II underground launch control center, Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. – [ca. 1966].

-2 Minuteman missile storage facility, Vandenberg Air force base, California. – [ca. 1966].

-3 Door covering silo of Minuteman missile. – [ca. 1966]. -4 Briefing at Strategic Air Command, Offut Air Force Base, Nebraska. – [ca. 1966]. -5 Touring the SAC Airborne command post. – [ca. 1966]. -6 [C.B. Ware] on the SAC command balcony. – [ca. 1966]. -7 [C.B. Ware and] Lieutenant Colonel C.H. Holt, Briefing Officer. – [ca. 1966]. -8 [C.B. Ware] welcomed by Major General H.J. Lemley, Jr., Commandant, US Army

Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.– [ca. 1966]. -9 [C.B. Ware being greeted]. Second from left: Brigadier General Robert C. Taber,

Assistant Commandant. – [ca. 1966]. -10 [C.B. Ware] signing guest register. – [ca. 1966]. -11 Briefing on U.S. Disciplinary Barracks, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. – [ca. 1966]. -12 Visit to U.S. Disciplinary Barracks. – [ca. 1966]. -13 Tour of instructional facilities, Bell Hall, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. – [ca. 1966]. -14 In staff and faculty briefing room of Bell Hall. – [ca. 1966]. -15 Luncheon hosted by Advertising and Sales Executive Club, Kansas City, Missouri.

– [ca. 1966]. -16 At Kansas City Stockyards, Kansas City, Missouri. – [ca. 1966]. -17 Approaching York Field for honour ceremony, [C.B. Ware and] Major General

R.H. York, Commandant, the Infantry School, Fort Benning Georgia. – [4 Feb. 1966].

-18 Reviewing troops during honour ceremony [C.B. Ware and Major General R.H. York]. – 4 Feb. 1966.

-19 Colonel Agustin D. Toro, Professor, Military History & Strategy, Chilean Army War College; Colonel Irwin A. Edwards, Director of Ranger Department, the Infantry School, [C.B. Ware]. – 4 Feb. 1966.

-20 At Victory Pond Training Area, Maj. General C. B. Ware, Commandant Canadian Defense College, Colonel Irwin A. Edwards, Director, Ranger Department, The Infantry School. –4 Feb. 1966.

-21 Reception at Fort Benning Officers’ Club. – 4 Feb. 1966. -22 Reception at Fort Benning Officers’ Club. – 4 Feb. 1966. -23 Reception at Fort Benning Officers’ Club. – 4 Feb. 1966. -24 Reception at Fort Benning Officers’ Club. – 4 Feb. 1966. -25 Reception at Fort Benning Officers’ Club. – 4 Feb. 1966. -26 Departure from US Army Infantry Center, Fort Benning, Georgia. – 4 Feb. 1966. -27 Departure from Lawson Army Airfield, Georgia. – 4 Feb. 1966. -28 Reception given by Lieutenant General H.T. Wheless, Assistant Vice Chief of

Staff, and Mrs. Wheless at Bolling Air Force Base Officers’ Club. – [ca. 1966]. -29 Reception given by Lieutenant General H.T. Wheless, Assistant Vice Chief of

Staff, and Mrs. Wheless at Bolling Air Force Base Officers’ Club. – [ca. 1966].


-30 Charles Ritchie and Mrs. Wheless. – [ca. 1966]. -31 Charles Ritchie and Mrs. Wheless. – [ca. 1966]. -32 Major General E.B. LeBailly, Director of Information, Office, Secretary of the Air

Force. – [ca. 1966]. -33 Mr. John A. Lang, Jr, Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Air Force. –

[ca. 1966]. -34 [Reception at Bollling Air Force Base Officers’ Club]. – [ca. 1966] -35 [Reception at Bollling Air Force Base Officers’ Club]. – [ca. 1966] -36 [Reception at Bollling Air Force Base Officers’ Club]. – [ca. 1966] -37 [Reception at Bollling Air Force Base Officers’ Club]. – [ca. 1966]

[99.38.225]

F-5-199 17 photos, Ware in international visits. – [ca. 1939-ca. 1970s] -1 Taken at S.O.S. [C.B. Ware]. – [ca. 1946]. [99.38.226]

-2 [C. B. Ware], taken at Rosines, Sept. 15th day before invasion we thought, awful daylight raid over. – [ca. 1943]. [99.38.227]

-3 Ware and Lt. Gen. W.L. Weible. – 15 May 1956. [99.38.228] -4 [Ware at official function, 2 PPCLI]. – [ca. 1970s]. [99.38.229] -5 [Ware at official function, 2 PPCLI]. – [ca. 1970s]. [99.38.230] -6 Maj. Gen. E. R. Hirsch greets General Keiso Hayashi and Mrs. Hayashi at

reception for Gen. and Mrs. Hull at Pershing Heights Officers’ Open Mess, Tokyo. Japan. – 3 Apr. 1955 [99.38.231]

-7 Tri-service honour guard ceremonies were held for Prince Wan Waithayakon, Thai Minister of Foreign Affairs, upon his visit to General J.E. Hull (3rd from left) at Headquarters, FEC/UN, Pershing Heights, Tokyo, Japan. (L to R) Col. Alva L. Fenn introducing Prince Wan to Brigadier R.D. Neville. – 30 Mar. 1955. [99.38. 232]

-8 Ware and Fred [Cliff?] leaving for Canada. – 9 Dec. 1954. [99.38.233] -9 [International group in India]. – [Aug. 1960]. [99.38.234] -10 Khyber Pass. – Aug. 1960. – Snapshot includes Ware. [99.38.235] -11 [Unidentified PPCLI second lieutenant and 48th Highlanders of Canada second

lieutenant]. – [ca. 1940s]. – At a market in Italy? [99.39.236] -12 Ghandi’s tomb. – Aug. 1960. – International officers and officials, including

Ware, saluting the tomb. [99.38.237] -13 Interview with Pandit Nehru. – Aug. 1960. – International group In India.

[99.38.238] -14 [Group photo, Ware seated at right]. – [ca. 1950s]. [99.38.239] -15 [Ware with unidentified Queen’s Own soldier]. – [ca. 1960s]. [99.38.240] -16 [Ware in London]. – [ca. 1939]. [99.38.241] -17 [Group photo of officers, Ware at front left]. – [ca. 1964] [99.38.242]

F-5-200 8 photos and card, visit with B Company, 1 PPCLI -1 8 photos, Ware visits B Coy 1PPCLI, Wainwright. – 1975. [99.38.243] -2 Christmas card from Major J.D. Campbell acknowledging summer visit to B Coy.

– 1975. [99.38.244] Box 11


F-5-201 10 photos, endurance marches. – Jan.- Mar. 1941. -1 2 photos: The Lake, Mont. St. Hilare, Quebec. – Montreal : Charpentier, [1941?]. -2 2 photos: 8 Platoon, A Coy, 70 mile route march, includes de Balinhard. - 27 Jan.

1941. -3 2 photos: D Coy at end of 3 day scheme. – Feb. [1941]. -4 4 photos: 9 Platoon A Coy, 70 mile route march. – 27 March 1941. F-5-202 13 varied photographs, aftermath of Second World War. – [ca.1941-1953]. -1 Transmittal note, Capt. [McWha?] to Ware, 12 Aug 1948. -2 Witting, inspection of Jasper Camp, O.C. Lt.Col. D. Lee Redman. – 1941. -3 Soldier wearing gas mask and winter clothing. – [ca. 1940s]. -4 Two unidentified officers on manoeuvers. – [ca. 1940s]. -5 Unidentified group of soldiers, training course?, posing in field. – [1940s?]. -6 Football team, Royal Roads Military College. – [1953]. -7 Old gravestone of “T.S.” in churchyard. – [ca. 1940s]. -8 Clergyman, civilian, and soldier in front of high wall. – [ca. 1940s]. -9 Soldiers building pontoon footbridge across river. – [ca. 1943-ca. 1945]. -10 Interior of damaged hangar. – [ca. 1940s]. -11 Interior of damaged hangar. – [ca. 1940s]. -12 Exterior of damaged hangar. – [ca. 1940s]. -13 Exterior of damaged hangar. – [ca. 1940s]. F-5-203 4 photos, Meeting of Joint Staff Council, Defense Agency, Tokyo, Japan. – 16 Mar. 1966.

– Includes Ware. F-5-204 Presentation of colors. – [ca. 1930s]. - L to R: Honourable Howard Ferguson, High

Commissioner; Mrs. Hamilton Gault; Admiral Ramsay; Lady Patricia Ramsay; Colonel Hamilton Gault; Mrs. Ferguson; Dr. C.D. Skelton; Madam Vanier; Major General Vanier. – 3 copies of image.

F-5-205 2 group portraits, regimental officers and others following Gault memorial service,

Hatch Court, England. – Dec. 1972. – Accompanied by covering letter, V.R. Schjelderup to Ware, 15 Dec. 1972.

F-5-206 2 photos, Frezenberg Memorial. – [ca. 1957]. F-5-207 13 miscellaneous military photos. – [ca. 1930s-ca. 1960s]

-1 [Group portrait of officers and officials at Fort Benning, Georgia]. – [1966?]. – 2 copies.

-2 Members of the Canadian National Defense College visited Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) near Paris, France, welcomed by General Lyman L. Lemnitzer, U.S. Army, Supreme Allied Commander, Europe. – 14 Apr. 1964.

-3 [PPCLI Trooping of the Colours]. – [ca. 1960s]. -4 [C.B. Ware? presenting a medal to a soldier]. – [ca. 1940s]. – 2 copies.

-5 C.B. Ware greeted by Captain John P. Fox, Commanding Officer, USS Fort Snelling (LSD 30). – 5 Feb. 1965.


-6 Maj. Gen. C. B. Ware, Canadian Army; Cdr P.F.X. Russell, RCN; Capt. J. M. Saracool, USN. – [ca. 1960s]

-7 Military parade, Victoria, BC. – [ca. 1960s] -8 2 photos, [Ware?] with his dog and horse. – [ca. 1930s]

(a) Phin McCoul, 10 months, still growing! (b) A bit thin – we are out of oats! She is a lovely girl really tho - !

-9 Lieut. A.M. Potts, PPCLI; ex. Lieut. A.P. Potts, PPCLI; ex. Major R.W. Potts, PPCLI, now Capt., RCE; ex. Lieut. PPCLI now Capt. J.H. Potts, adjt. C.O.T.C., University of Toronto. – [ca. 1960s]

-10 C.B. Ware, banquet, Germany. - [ca. 1960s]. – Accompanied by invitation or ticket.

-11 1st Bn., Dulinghofen, Germnany, 50th anniversary of the Regiment, Geo Brown commanding, Dorothy Gault here, & J.A. de Lalanne. Norah Hewson shaking hands with Beth. – 10 Aug. 1964.

-12 Plaque, probably at the Frezenberg Memorial near Ypres, “In memory of all ranks Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry who died in the 1914-1918 war and the Founder of the Regiment, Brigadier A. Hamilton Gault, DSO, ED, CD who served the Regiment until his death, 28 Nov 58” / photo Daniel, Ieper. – 1962.

F-5-208 20 miscellaneous military photos. – 1944-1978.

-1 Col. Cameron Bethel Ware, of a Canadian Infantry Reinforcement Unit who was decorated with a D.S.O. at a Buckingham Palace investiture. – Oct. 1944.

-2 C.B. Ware presenting trophy to track and field team. – 1962. – Accompanied by letter from Lieut. Col L.W. MacKenzie, 1978.

-3 C.B. Ware and OCdt J.M. Reid recipient of RUSI military award. – 29 Apr. 1977. Accompanied by letter from Col. J.H. Roddick, Commandant, Royal Roads Military College, 16 May 1977.

-4 Drumhead ceremony, receiving and blessing the colors, Calgary. – 8 May, 1977. -5 Lady Patricia Brabourne. – [ca. 1970s]. -6 C.B. Ware. – [ca. 1960s]. -7 Civilians and military personal with Hamilton Gault, Winnipeg, formation of

PPCLI association. – [ca. 1953]. -8 10 photos: international officers and officials at a NATO meeting. – [ca. 1960s]. -9 C.B. Ware and other military personnel relaxing. – [ca. 1960s] -10 2 photos: Royal Roads Military College and Japanese gardens following a winter

storm. – [ca. 1950s] -11 Hamilton Gault’s funeral procession, at the cemetery. – 1958.

F-5-209 Photographs and negatives, C. B. Ware and family. – 1932-[1960s]. -1 5 small photos of Ware family living quarters at Royal Roads. – [ca. 1950s]. -2 52 negatives of Ware family at Royal Roads, aboard ship. – [ca. 1950s].

-3 8 photos of C.B. Ware and family. – 1932-[1960s].- Includes Mrs. Ware, Beverley.

-4 51 negatives of Ware family at home, on vacation. – [1950s-1960s]. – Includes Mrs. Ware.

-5 Unidentified baby picture. – [ ca. 1940s?]. F-5-210 Miscellaneous photos and negatives. – 1931-[1960s].


-1 6 postcards. – [ca. 1940s-ca. 1950s]. – Includes images of Bigwin Inn, Lake of Bays, Ontario; Qualicum Beach Hotel, Qualicum Beach, BC; big horn sheep; Hotel Costa Brava, Playa de Aro, Barcelona; Calgary Stampede.

-2 12 photos and 5 slides of interiors of Ware residences, grave of Col. Thomas Talbot. – [1950s]-1966.

-3 5 photos and 3 negatives, San Francisco area. – [ca. 1950s]. -4 2 photos, Honolulu. – [ca. 1950s]. -5 C.B. Ware and [Beth Ware?, wedding?]. – [ca. 1930s]. -6 9 photos stamped E17, friends and family on vacation. – [ ca. 1950s]. -7 4 photos stamped 713, [Ware daughter?] playing in winter.– [ca. 1950s]. -8 2 photos stamped 408, middle-aged couple. – [ca. 1950s]. -9 7 photos stamped 558, Beth Ware, friends, dog relaxing, garden. – [ca. 1950s]. -10 6 photos stamped 85, Cam, Beth, daughter, social gathering. – [ca. 1950s].

-11 3 photos stamped D58, [Beth?] reading in park, Santa Barbara, interior of home. – [ca.1950s].

-12 8 photos stamped 003, Ware family playing in winter. – [ca.1950s]. -13 2 photos stamped 576, little girl, possible Anne Ware. – [ca. 1950s]. -14 3 photos stamped 30, Beth on vacation. – [ca. 1950s] -15 24 miscellaneous photos, family, friends, relatives. – [ca.1930s-ca. 1960s] -16 30 negatives, family, friends, vacations. – [ca.1950s]. -17 5 polaroid photos, family, social gathering. – [ca.1960s]. -18 2 photos, social gathering aboard SS Homeric. – [ca. 1950s]. -19 Photo, interior of Casa Campobello, Taormina, Sicily. – [ca. 1940s].

-20 Negative, studio portrait of a man, in envelope addressed to Mrs. Ware in Toronto. – [ca. 1950s].

F-5-211 Jim Shaw’s PPCLI carved and embroidered PPCLI badges (3 photos). – [ca. 1960, ca.

1990]. F-5-212 Photos of Lady Patricia Ramsay. – [ca. 1950s]

-1 Lady Patricia Ramsay, holding flag, Ypres. – [ca. 1950s]. -2 The Queen of Denmark greeting her aunt Lady Patricia Ramsay, Admiral Ramsay

greeting his goddaughter Princess of Denmark. (4 copies). – [ ca. 1950s].

F-5-213 Photos from an album. – [ca. 1930s]. -1 Hamilton Gault’s house “Hatch Court”, Taunton Somerset -1 front view -2 side view -3 Colonel Jimmy Edgar, Mrs. Shuckburgh (D. B.’s mother), Cam -4 D.B. & Cam -5 Mrs. Shuckburgh, Jimmy Edgar & D.B. -6 Butterfly, Sugar and Sandy (horses) -7 The deer park -8 The Norman Church on D.B.’s estate

-2 Winnipeg. – [ca. 1930s] -1 Cam in parade–far right -2 Col. Coloquhoun “Shorty” -3 Salute


-3 Collection of pictures from a London publication of the Mountbatten family. – [ca. 1930s].

F-5-oversize at Shelf J.3.2 Oversize pictures. – 1941, 1969.

-1 PPCLI Association Toronto Branch, 50th annual dinner, Mayfair Room, King Edward Sheraton Hotel . – 31 May 1969. – Group portrait includes Paddy Payne, Bruce Northmore, Jim Reid, Jack Sherhie, Ray Stevens Gordon Hughes, Hugh MacDonnell, Jack MacLaren, Charlie Huggard, “Bunchy” Newlands, Dunphy, Carry Bachman, D.C. Patton, Norman Keyes, Vic Gianelli, H.C. Rickaby, Howard Ferguson, Weaver, Black, Reg Williams, Bob Barclay, Reading, McKenzie, Logan, Dr. Don Coffey

-2 Pastel sketch [of Mrs. Ware?] / R.P. – 26 August, 1941.

Series 8 Albums and scrapbooks. – 1959-1977. C30-4.1 Presented to Brig. Cameron B. Ware, Commander, 4 Canadian Infantry Brigade Group,

Dec 1960 to Aug 1962. – [1962]. – 35 photographs showing Brigade headquarters, Ware inspecting troops, inspecting equipment, inspecting Princess Louise’s Canadian Hussars horse, inspecting infirmary, meeting and posing with troops, greeting visitors, units parading. [A87.122.01J]

C30-4.2 United States Air Force : Major General C.B. Ware DSO, CD. – [Jan.-Feb. 1965]. – Photos: -1 Flight line at Vandenberg AFB. Maj.Gen S.W. Wells, Commander, 1st Strategic

Aerospace Division -2 Control Centre, Titan II.

-3 Control Centre, Titan I : Maj Harry Hamilton, Missile Combat Crew Commander, 395th Strategic Missile Squadron; Captain Candido J. Corrada, Deputy Missile Combat Crew Commander

-4 Visit to U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado -5 Colonel Eldon Schmid, Director, Low Altitude Missile Department, U.S. Army Air

Defense Center, gives briefing on the fundamentals of the Hawk Missile. -6 Briefing. -7 Students (PFC Kessens & SFC Finken) attending a class on missile checkout

procedures. -8 Reception sign. -9. Flags & Canadian Club. -10 Canadian Club -11 Major General C.B. Ware, [General & Mrs. Taylor?]

-12 [General & Mrs. Taylor?] -13 Major General C.B. Ware, [General & Mrs. Taylor?] -14-24 Miscellaneous reception photos -25 Lucy Post Frisbee & Col. John Frisbee Jr. [A87.122.01J]

C30-5.1 Presented to Lt.Gen. Geoffrey Walsh, CBE, DSO, CD, Chief of the General Staff on the

occasion of his visit to 4 Canadian Infantry Brigade Group, Germany, 15 to 19 May 1962.


– [1962]. – 20 photos of LGen Walsh being greeted, inspecting honour guard, inspecting

drum corps, inspecting troops in field manoeuvres. [A87.122.11(J)]

C30-5.2 Presented to Major General C.B. Ware, DSO, CD, the Colonel of the Regiment, March 17, 1963 visits to 1 PPCLI. – [1963]. – Photos: -1 Guard of Honour commanded by Maj. W.K. Stirling awaiting inspection by the

Colonel of the Regiment. -2 Greeted by Lt.Col. & Mrs. G.G. Brown on arrival at Patricia Bay Airport -3 Talking to a member of the Guard of Honour during the inspection. -4 Corp of Drums under command of Drum Major Harris F. -5 Arrival at Work Point Barracks -6 Inspecting Quarter Guard commanded by Sgt. Mac Isaac JT on arrival at Work

Point Barracks. -7 Battalion awaiting arrival of the Colonel of the Regiment for the parade that

marked the beginning of the celebrations 18 March 63. -8 The Colonel of the Regiment reviews the Battalion. -9 Battalion marches past in slow time. -10 Lt Col GG Brown reads messages of congratulations on the occasion of the

birthday of the Colonel-in-Chief. -11 All ranks dinner. -12 In conversation with Pte. Hay AS. -13 The all ranks luncheon which followed the parade. -14 An indication of the excellent playing condition of the broom-a-loo field. -15 SP Coy and C Coy clash in inter coy. finals. C Coy emerged victorious. -16 The Second in Command Major R.J. Kerfoot and QMSI Danyleyko. A square off

at the greased log pillow fight. -17 Sgt Cherboneau AE directs the activities at the barbecue pit. -18 Waiting in anticipation to sample the barbecued beef. -19 The results were obviously favorable. -20 4 Guard marches past during dress rehearsal. -21 The Battalion awaiting the arrival of the officers. -22 RSM (WO1) Rudd presents the Regimental Colour to Lt. Winfield. -23 Massed band countermarching in front of the Colours. -24 The Escort receiving the Queen’s Colour. -25 The Battalion marching past in quick time. -26 The Battalion formed up in line. -27 The “Colonels” at the All Ranks Reception 05 Oct 63 -28. The Colonel of the Regiment with WO1 Eberts, RSM Rudd & RSM Appleton. -29 Replica of the Regimental Colour done in icing by the Sgts Mess. -30 The Commanding Officer presents the Battalion to Rear Admiral Landymore at

HMCS Naden 06 Oct 63. -31 Soldiers and sailors attend the drumhead service at Work Point Barracks 06 Oct

63 -32 Reeve Wurtele presenting the Battalion with a scroll from the Municipality of

Esquimalt 06 Oct 63. -33 Guests at Sgt’s Mess 05 Oct 63. -34 Mayor Wilson presenting the Commanding Officer with the scroll from the City

of Victoria in front of City Hall 06 Oct 63.


-35 The Commanding Officer leading 1PPCLI past City Hall. -36 The Lieutenant Governor arrives at Beacon Hill for the Retreat ceremony 06 Oct

63. [A87.122.05(J)]

C30-6.1 Presentation of Colours to 1 Bn Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Victoria B.C. 17 July 1959 / presented to Brig CB Ware DSO CD, Colonel of the Regiment, from the Commanding Officer and all ranks of the First Battalion. – [1959]. – 28 photographs, 3 items of textual records:

Title page: The Colours. -1 Patricia’s greet Her Majesty upon arrival in Victoria.

-2 1 PPCLI Corps of Drums. -3 Marching on parade. -4 Guards formed up in line awaiting officers & warrant officers. -5 RSM JG Austin passes the old Colours to Lt. Bell and 2/Lt Bradley prior to their

being trooped for the last time. -6 Escort to the Colour present arms. -7 Her Majesty inspecting the Battalion. -8. The inspection by Her Majesty continues. -9 Consecration of the Colours. -10 Her Majesty presents her new Colours. -11 The new Colours. -12 Crowds eye view of the ceremony. -13 The new Colours and Guidon march past in slow time. -14 The Colour Party march past in slow time. -15 No. 6 Guard march past. -16 The March Past by Guards. -17 The RSM, WO 1 JG Austin is presented to Her Majesty. -18 The Royal Salute and Fly Past by the R.C.A.F. -19 A scene at the Regimental garden party. -20 The officers, 1 Bn. PPCLI. -21 Colours and Escort formed up in front of chapel. -22 Colour party outside the church. -23 Adjutant requesting permission to lay up the Colours. -24 Congregation as Colours enter. -25 Colours are passed to Wardens. -26 The laying up of the Regimental Colour -27 Officers The Ceremony of Presentation of Colours programme. – 17 July 1959. Queen’s Message re entrustment of new colours The Laying up of Old Colours programme. – 25 Nov 1959. [A87.122.12(J)]

C30-7.1 Visit of National Defense College of Canada to the U.A.R . period 27 April-3 May 1963. –

[1963]. – 28 photos, 3 enclosures:

Enclosures: 2 Letters, Military Attaché RG Kingstone to Ware; business card of Brig

Hassan A.K. Motawi.


-1 Cairo International Airport. -2 Cairo International Airport. -3 Cafeteria of Cairo Airport. -4-5, 7 Almaza Airport. -6 Aswan Airport. -8 The New Valley Project (Wadi El Gedeed). -9 The Nile at Aswan. -10-12 The Temple of Ibis. -13 Water tunnel at Sad El Ali (High Dam Project). -14 Lecture hall at the Staff College of U.A.R. -15 Factory of small arms. -16 Iron & steel factory. -17 Model of the High Dam Project. -18-20 Iron & steel factory. -21 Model hall of the High Dam Project. -22-23 Iron & steel factory -24-26 Nasr automobile factory -27 The small arms factory -28 Cairo Airport [A87.122.02(J)]

C30-8.1 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, 1914-1964 / presented to Maj. Gen. CB Ware, DSO, CD in commemoration of the Jubilee of the Regiment. – [1964]. – The album has some mould damage. – The album contains 30 photographs and 7 items of textual records:

-1 Colours. -2-3 Saluting base. -4 The battle honours of PPCLI. -5 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Home Station mess dinner in honour

of Lady Patricia Ramsay CI CD, Colonel-in-Chief. – 17 Sept 1964. – Front row (l to r): JGW Mills, AL Gale, PO Stayner, ED McPhail, RH Graham, GE Henderson, CB Ware, Lady Patricia Ramsay, Sir Alexander Ramsay, EMK MacGregor, WBS Sutherland, NL Topham, CV Lilley, CE Goodman, KJ Arril. Second row (l to r): WHJ Stutt, HNP Quick, JE Hodge, GE Anderson, JB O’Rourke, BA Jardine, H Wray, PA Maione, DM Langley, FL Berry, W Dechant, GA Holmes, RG Wilkes, RI Stewart, SH Clarke, LW Basham, LA Swick. Third row (l to r): GA Bordet, EO Roberts, JD Allan, WH Jones, MW Bezaire, JGH Honey, AGS Ferguson, DP Mills, MW Smith, HR Widdifield, G Naylor, LE Grimshaw, SE Whiteley, L Genesy, J St Arnaud, JJE Gravel. Back row (l to r): WJG Bewick, RAW Warren, DMB Lewis, DV Johnson, WH MacMillan, RB Morey, DB Brodie, JJ Bremner, WAJ Plouffe, RW MacPherson, KA Nette, JJ Magee, BL Pocock, AS Wagstaff.

-6 Jubilee, 1914-1964, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry : The Colonel-in-Chief, Lady Patricia Ramsay, veteran and serving members, Hamilton Gault Barracks / Wells Studios, Edmonton. – 20 Sept. 1964

-7 Dorothy Gault with officers’ wives. -8-9 Arrival at Hamilton Gault Barracks. -10-11 Mess dinner in Honour of Lady Patricia Ramsay. – 17 Sept. 1964. -12 PPCLI band on Parliament Hill, Ottawa.


-13 Veterans’ guard inspected by Prime Minister Lester Pearson. -14 Lady Patricia Ramsay, Sir Alexander Ramsay, Dorothy Gault, C.B. Ware. -15 McGill University, Mrs. A. Hamilton Gault unveiling plaque. -16 The Mountain of St. Hilaire donation plaque. -17 Mount Hamilton Gault. -18 Capt Maione, LCpl Peskett, Pte Brown on summit of Mount Hamilton Gault. -19 Dinner photo. -20 C.B. Ware and Bill Daniuk. -21 C.B. Ware and Dorothy Gault greeted at airport, [Winnipeg?]. -22 Inspection of honour guard [by Ware and Mayor of Winnipeg?]. -23 C.B. Ware and Dorothy Gault presented with certificate [Freedom of the City of

Winnipeg?]. -24 Banquet decoration, carved ice, “VP 1914-1964”. -25 Registration table, reunion, [Ottawa?]. -26 Veterans’ parade, Parliament Hill, Ottawa. -27 Veterans inspected by Prime Minister Lester Pearson. -28 [PPCLI veterans, Germany] / Stan Baker, Europa Photographic Service,

Darmstadt. – [1964]. – (Front row, l to r): A.R. Milne, G.T. Hancox, Lt.Col. H.J. Carvosso, Maj.Gen. C.B. Ware, Brig. W.G. Colquhoun, Lt. Col. A.G. Pearson, H.F. O’Connel, T. Pritchard, P. Boxall. (Back row, l to r): J.W. Lynch, Lt.Col. W.J. McDougald, Brig. J.A. deLalanne, Lt.Col. D.H. Rosser, W.S. Field, W. Stirling, P.F. Young. – Some mould damage.

-29 [2PPCLI, group portrait of the entire Battalion with Lady Patricia, C.B. Ware, veterans] / Stan Baker, Europa Photographic Service, Darmstadt. – Some mould damage, mechanical damage.

-30 Receiving line, Officers mess, includes C.B. Ware and Dorothy Gault. – Some

mould damage.

Menu: Mess dinner. – 17 Sept. 1964.

Program: The ceremony of Beating Retreat. – 18 Sept 1964.

Invitation: Ceremony of Beating Retreat. – 18 Sept 1964.

Invitation: Ceremony of Trooping the Colour. 19 Sept 1964.

Program: A Review of the Battalion. - 19 Sept 1964.

Program: The Ric-A-Dam-Doo, a musical salute to Manitoba. – 23 Sept 1964.

Program: Jubilee ceremonies, Ottawa. – 25-26 Sept 1964. [A87.122.13(J)]

C30-9.1 Second Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian light Infantry : Freedom of the City of Edmonton, trooping the Colour. – 1966-[1967]. – Album contains 24 photographs and 6 items of textual records:

-1 Mayor Dantzer presenting “Freedom of the City” shield to Maj.Gen. Ware. -2 Maj.Gen Ware presenting “Frezenberg” picture to Mayor Dantzer. -3 Mayor Dantzer congratulating Maj.Gen Ware. -4 The Colours are uncased and the bayonets are fixed. -5 The Freedom of the City Shield. -6 The Second Battalion Salutes the Colonel of The Regiment. -7 Maj.Gen. Ware inspecting the Troops. -8 2 Lt. RG Johnson receives the Regimental Colour.


-9 The Troop. -10 The Colour being trooped. -11 The March Past in slow time. -12 The March Past in quick time. -13 Maj.Gen. Ware, the reviewing officer. -14 The last parade for Citation Mike (dress rehearsal). -15 PPCLI Home Station mess dinner in honour of Maj.Gen. C.B. Ware / Wells

Studios, Edmonton. – 15 Sept 1966. – Front row l to r): PA Maione, JE Hodge, JJB Pariseau, JGW Mills, CV Lilley, SC Waters, LW Basham, CB Ware, WHJ Stutt, DG MacLeod, VR Schjelderup, BD Stanton, PA Robison. Second row (l to r): SE Whitely, GE Edge, KA Nette, RL Spencer, WE Griesbach, DIT Roe, PG Littlehales, KD Lidgren. Third row (l to r): DA Pippolo, RW MacPherson, CH Jurek, DV Johnson, JS Bremner, RAW Warren, DB Brodie, RG Johnson, GM Reay, M Onischuk, VD Cole, LE Grimshaw.

-16 Maj. Gen. Ware (and two assistants) planting a tree behind the Home Station Officers Mess.

-17 Men’s Lunch. Maj.Gen. Ware, Pte. Dee and Lt.Col. Basham. -18 Old comrades Brig. Coleman, Lt.Col. Clarke, Maj.Gen. Ware. -19 Maj.Gen. and Mrs. Ware at the Trooping Ball. -20 Ladies dinner: Mrs. Stutt, Mrs. Gault, Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Basham. -21 Mrs. Gault and Lt. Col. and Mrs. Basham at the Trooping Ball -22 Brig Waters arriving at the Trooping Ball. -23 Lt.Gen. W.A.B. Anderson and Maj. H. Munro arriving at the Trooping Ball -24 Mayor Danzter signing the guest book at the Trooping Ball. Letter, LCol Leslie Basham to General Ware, this album is presented to you. – 17 Jan. 1967 Card announcing the ceremony Invitation to the ceremony of Trooping the Colour. –17 Sept 1966. Ticket to the ceremony of Trooping the Colour. – 17 Sept. 1966. Program, The ceremony of Trooping the Colour. – 17 Sept 1966. Newspaper clipping, “At RCMP garden party”. – 24 July 1959 [A87.122.14(J)]

C30-10.1 2PPCLI Trooping the Colour : 55th anniversary of Frezenberg. – 1970. – Album contains 1 program and 38 photographs: The ceremony of Trooping the Colour to commemorate the 55th Anniversary of the Battle of Frezenberg, 8th May 1915 : and the battalion’s service in Westphalia, 1953-1955, 1966-1970. – Fort Macleod, Deilinghofen, Germany : Second Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, 1970 May 8. -1 Mrs. Gault receives the General Salute at the dress rehearsal, May 7th, 1970. -2-3 Mrs. Gault & LCol Snider inspect the Battalion -3-4 RSM Heyman receives the Regimental Colour from WO Buchanan -5 Escort to the Colour : Guard Commander Major Love -6 No. 2 Guard : Left guide WO Mueller -7 No. 3 Guard : Guard Commander Major Beauregard -8 No. 4 Guard : Guard Commander Major Wharton -9 LCol Snider talking with Brig Gen Gardner and Major Gen Ware -10-11 Trooping mess dinner


-12-13 Trooping the Colour, May 8th 1970 -14 The Colonel of the Regiment and LCol Snider inspect the Battalion -15 Lt. Anderson receives the Colour from RSM Heyman -16 Escort presents arms to the Colour : Senior subaltern Lt MacLean -17 Escort to the Colour : right marker Sgt Stothard -18 No. 2 Guard : right marker Sgt. Wallace -19 Regimental Colour Party : Lt. Anderson, WO Buchanan, Sgt. Reynolds -20 Colonel of the Regiment takes the salute -21 No. 3 Guard marches past in quick time : right marker Sgt Hayward -22 No. 4 Guard marches past in slow time : right marker Sgt. Bastien. -23-24 Officers’ Mess Trooping Ball : receiving line, Maj Gen and Mrs. Ware, Mrs Gault,

LCol & Mrs. Snider, Maj & Mrs Wharton. -25-26 Officers’ Mess Trooping Ball

-27 Reviewing stand Ypres, May 9th 1970 -28 LCol Snider lays a wreath at the Belgium War Memorial, May 9th 1970 -29 Mr. McLennan, Chargé d’Affaires, lays a wreath at the Belgium War Memorial -30 Belgium War Memorial -31 Corps of drums marches past the War Memorial -32 Mrs. Gault Lays a wreath at the foot of the Patricia Roll of Honour at the Menin

Gate, May 9th 1970 -33 2PPCLI Guard of Honour at the Menin Gate : Guard Commander Maj

Beauregard. -34 Reception for the Burgemeester and the Town Council following the Last Post

ceremony, May 9th 1970 -35 Major Macintosh explains the Battle of Frezenberg at the Memorial, May 10th,

1970 -36-37 Wreaths are laid at the Frezenberg Memorial -38 “Last Post” at the Frezenberg Memorial, May 10th, 1970 [A87.122.10J]

C30-10.1 [A second copy of the above item] [A89.114C] C30-10.2 Presented to Major General CB Ware, DSO CD from all ranks PPCLI. – 1977. - 36

photographs showing Lady Patricia greeted at airport, inspecting troops and cadets, touring Heritage Park, meeting dignitaries; troops parading and demonstrating combat exercises; banquet; group portraits of officers; presentation of Colours and trooping ceremony in McMahon Stadium in Calgary. -9 Fire power demo : members of B Coy marching : Duff Wensel, Mac Walker,

Layback Ledden, John Hansen Inside back cover: “On behalf of Her Majesty the Queen of Canada, Queen Elizabeth II, I charge to you to keep the Colours in safety and in honour” Signed “Patricia Brabourne, 8th May 1977” [A87.122.06(J)]

C30-11.1 Cyprus : Presented to Major General C.B. Ware and Mrs Ware by 2 PPCLI. – 1973 March.

– 28 photographs. -1 Dignitary greeted at airport by LCol Stewart and other officers.


-2 Dignitaries inspecting honour guard. -3 Dignitary signing guest book. -4 MGen Ware signing guest book. -5 Dignitaries cutting cake. -6 Maj Worton, Capt Manual (OC B Coy) greeting dignitary. -7 CSM Shakey Coburn with group of dignitaries. -8-10 MGen Ware with dignitaries. -11 Soldier drinking beer. -12-16 Soldiers demonstrating various sports.

-17 WO Lyle Ransome, C coy, riding bicycle. -18 Cpl Ron Cadeau with “Miss French Grey Cup” contestants. -19 CO 2nd Bttn LCol Jimmy Allen on horseback. -20 Roccas Bastion. -21-22 MGen Ware and others at buffet banquet. -23 Cpl Brian Deschamps, Donny Miles drinking beer. -24 Sgt Rideout, drum major, with band members. -25-26 LCol Jimmy Allen, MGen Ware at banquet. -27 Trophy presented to drum major at banquet. -28 Unidentified award presented by MGen Ware at banquet. [A87.122.03(J)]

C30-11.2 The great badge collection of the regiments and corps of the Canadian Army : symbols

of gallantry. – Vol. 1 – [Scarborough, Ont : Military Badge Collections Inc.], 1973. – A collection of miniature replicas of badges from Regiments and Corps of the Canadian Army. Accompanied by booklet outlining their histories.

[A87.122.15(G)] C30-12.1 Second Battalion Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry : this album depicts the

Kapyong 1976 celebrations of the Second Battalion Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry during the period 25-28 March 1976 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. – 1976. – 30 photographs. -1 Our Colonel-in-Chief, The Lady Patricia Brabourne, CD, DL, JP. -2 Colonel-in-Chief meets Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba, His Honour F.L. Jobin,

her host during her visit to 2nd Bn. LCol R.I. Stewart looks on. Colonel-in-Chief accompanied by DM Ridout inspects Corps of Drums 2 PPCLI.

-3 Arrival Guard for Admiral of the Fleet, Earl Mountbatten of Burma. Major R.S. McConnell, CD, Guard Commander.

-4 Colonel-in-Chief Inspects Quarter Guard at Government House. -5 Colonel-in-Chief with Col. R.M. Macintosh, Cd, her ADC for her visit to Canada in

1976. -6 CO 2 PPCLI, Colonel-in-Chief and her father in the “Better ‘Ole” for a press

conference. -7 Two scenes from the Tattoo. -8 The vanishing jeep act. -9 Butt stroke. -10 Winnipeg Highland Dancers and Massed Bands at Tattoo. -11 The Pioneers and Corps of Drums, 2 PPCLI. -12 Finale of Tattoo.


-13 Trooping the Colour, Colonel-in-Chief inspects with CO 2 PPCLI. -14 Colonel-in-Chief accepting a small token of esteem from her 2nd Bn. Sgt Harron

looks on, as does her father. -15 Sgt Hillyard, CD, a serving veteran of Kapyong reads the Unit Citation. -16 Colonel-in-Chief flanked by M.Gen. G.G. Brown, CD and Col. J.R. Stone,DSO, MC,

CD watching the Trooping. LCol R.I. Stewart, CD reads a message to the battalion from the Colonel of the Regiment, MGen. C.B. Ware, DSO, CD who because of illness was not on parade in person but who was certainly in our hearts.

-17 Colonel-in-Chief awaits the advance in review order of her Second Battalion. -18 The Second Battalion salutes their Colours. Major K.D. Lidgren, Honour Guard

Commander, passes Major R.S. McConnell. A guard passes the Colonel-in-Chief.

-19 The veterans of the Battle of Kapyong pass before the Colonel-in-Chief. -20 Pte Adams shows the Lady Brabourne the latest step at the All Ranks Dance. The Earl Mountbatten at the All Ranks Dance. -21 The Colours at the memorial service.

Three cheers for the lady Brabourne from the officers and men of her Second Battalion.

-22 The Lady Brabourne, Earl Mountbatten, Mrs J.L. Jobin and His Honour, J.L. Jobin. [A87.122.09(J)]

C30.12.2 Presentation of Colours to Third Battalion Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry by

His Excellency the Right Honourable Roland Michener CC CD Governor General of Canada, Work Point Barracks, Victoria, British Columbia. – 1971 Nov. 20. – 14 photographs. – 1 item of textual records. Consists of aerial views and close-up views of the Presentation of Colours ceremony in the Parade Square at Work Point Barracks; includes a group portrait of the officers of 3PPCLI with MGen Ware and Mrs. Dorothy Gault. Includes an invitation to MGen Ware to a Regimental Mess Dinner, 15 Nov 1974. [A87.122.04(J)]

C30-13.1 Diamond Jubilee ceremonies : Beating Retreat and Trooping the Colour. – 1974 Aug. 9-

10. – 56 photographs. – 2 items of textual records. Program: The ceremony of Beating Retreat commemorating the Diamond Jubilee of the

Regiment, Currie Barracks, Calgary, Alberta / Home Station, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. – 1974 Aug. 9

Program: Trooping the Colour : Diamond Jubilee proudly celebrating sixty years of service to Canada : reviewing officer, the Lady Brabourne : Currie Barracks, Calgary, Alberta / First Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. 1974 Aug. 10

-1 Arrival in Calgary : (l to r) MGen Brown, MGen. & Mrs. Ware, BGen [de Lalanne].

-2 Col. of the Regiment takes General Salute for trooping rehearsal. -3 Inspection of Trooping Rehearsal. -4 The Rehearsal Troop. -5 Mrs. Mary Schleger, President of 1 PPCLI Wives Club presents a CO’s pennant to

M.Gen. Ware.


-6 Arrival Calgary Airport (l to r): Maj D.S Robertson, Earl Mountbatten, Mayor R. Sykes, MGen C.B. Ware, Lady Patricia, Mrs. R. Sykes, MGen & Mrs. G.G. Brown, LCol & Mrs. J.L. Sharpe.

-7 1 PPCLI Guard of Honour commanded by Maj. J.R. Bishop. -8 “The Colours” Senior Subaltern Lt D.L. Davies with the Queen’s Colour and

Junior Subaltern Lt D. Waymouth with the Regimental Colour and Colours’ Warrant Officer MWO J.F. Klokied.

-9 Reception PPCLI Home Station WO’s and Sgt’s Mess (l to r): Maj and Mrs. D.S. Robertson, Lady Patricia, LCol J.L. Sharpe and RSM H.A. Johnston.

-10 [Lady Patricia Brabourne] signing the WOs and Sgts’ mess guest book in company with RSM Johnston. In the backgraound can be seen MWO L.A. White.

-11 The Earl Mountbatten signing guest book, under the watchful eye of MWO F.H. Buxton.

-12 Sgt’s Mess receiving line (l to r): Mrs. G.G. Brown, MGen and Mrs. Ware, MWO & Mrs. Murray, RSM & Mrs. Danyleyko, MWO and Mrs. Klokied.

-13 Sgt’s Mess receiving line (l to r): Mrs. H.A. Johnston, MWO Murray, Base RSM Danyleyko, RSM Johnston, MWO and Mrs. Klokied.

-14 Drum Major Mercer, 3 PPCLI; Drum Major Ridout, 2 PPCLI; Drum Major Haley, 1 PPCLI, MWO Buxton.

-15 The RSM’s of the Regiment (l to r): CWO A. Danyleyko, MGen C.B. Ware, RSM H.A. Johnston, The Colonel-in-Chief, RSM W.R.E. Bruce, RSM J. Lochrie.

-16 Corps of Drums, First Battalion. -17 Corps of Drums, Third Battalion.

-18 Massed Band and Corps of Drums marching onto the Parade Square. -19 Massed Band and Corps’ of Drums, Retreat. -20 Earl Mountbatten receiving a General Salute upon arrival. -21 he Colonel-in-Chief receives a General Salute from the First Battalion upon her arrival to review the Jubilee Ceremony of Trooping the Colour. -22 Receiving the General Salute. -23 The Inspection. -24-25 The Troop. -26 Escort to the Colour resumes its position on the right of the line. -27 The Battle Honours of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. -28 Escort to the Colour passes the reviewing dais in slow time and gives an ‘eyes

right’ to the Colonel-in-Chief. -29 No. 4 Guard followed by No. 5 and 6 Guard, pass in review of the Colonel-in-

Chief in slow time. -30 No. 5 Guard marches past in quick time. -31 The Colonel-in-Chief addresses the Parade. -32 Three Cheers for the Colonel-in-Chief. -33 The Old Guard marches past the Colonel-in-Chief (L TO R): BGen J.A. deLalanne,

World War I; LCol R.P. Clark, World War Ii; Col. J.R. Stone, Korea; and Maj. H.G. Munro, President, Regimental Association.

-34-36 The Old Guard. -37-40 The All Ranks Reception. -41 The Commanding Officers of the Regiment (l to r): LCol J.H. Quarton, Loyal

Edmonton Regiment (4 PPCLI); LCol R.L. Cowling, Third Battalion; LCol J.L. Stewart, Second Battalion; LCol J.L. Sharpe, First Battalion.


-42-43 Receiving line at Jubilee Ball. -44 Jubilee birthday cake. -45 [Lady Patricia Brabourne] receiving flowers upon arrival at the PPCLI Home

Station Junior Ranks Club (l to r): MCpl Wall, Sandra McLaughlin, Mr. Mitchell, MCpl Giroux, Maj Robertson, MGen Ware, Lt Guscott, Capt Lavoie.

-46-47 [Lady Patricia at] Junior Ranks Club. -48 [Lady Patricia’s] departure from Junior Ranks Club. -49 The Quarter Guard on the departure of the Colonel-in-Chief from Currie

Barracks. -50 Guard of Honour for the Colonel-in-Chief’s departure from Calgary. -51 Inspection of the departure Guard of Honour. -52 Colonel-in-Chief bids farewell to MCpl B.W. Filpula and Sgt H.D.J. Gagnon. -53 The Earl of Mountbatten of Burma bids farewell to MCpl B.W. Filpula and Sgt

H.D.J. Gagnon. -54 The last farewells (l to r): Mrs. C.B. Ware, BGen E.M.K. MacGregor, Mrs. Jupp,

MGen Ware, Mrs. G.G. Brown, Lt D.C. Kreuger, Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. E.M.K. MacGregor.

-55 The Jubilee Regimental Mess Dinner held on the 8th of August, 1974, with the Lady Brabourne Colonel-in-Chief as Guest of Honour. Front row, l to r: Col J.C. Allan, LCol R.P. Clarke, BGen E.M.K. MacGregor, BGen J.A. deLalanne, MGen G.G. Brown, The Lady Brabourne, MGen C.B. Ware, The Admiral of the Fleet The Earl Mountbatten of Burma, LCol J.L. Sharpe, LCol J.H. Carvasso, Col J.R. Stone, LCol R.I. Stewart, LCol R.L. Cowling. 2nd row, l to r: Maj H.G. Munro, Maj R.G. Wilkes, Maj R.M. MIddleton, Maj J.R. Bishop, LCol A.M.Potts, Maj H.G. Leitch, Maj D.S. Robertson, Capt W.H. McMurray. 3rd row, l to r: Capt H.S. Bloom, Capt Padre C.G. Curties, Capt V.D. Cole, Capt K.H. MacLeod, Capt H.L. Ruck Keene, Capt O. Gardner, capt V.J.S. McKeen, Capt W.E. Griesbach, Capt M.L. Cotton, Capt A.J. Lavoie, Capt L. Camplin, Capt P.A. Ronksley, Capt M. MacKnie, Capt B.W. Ashton, Capt P.F. O’Leary. 4th row, l to r: Lt D.L. Davies, Lt. D.E. Waymouth, Capt D.L. Giacomelli, Lt J.R. Dobson, Lt W.P. Judge, Lt G.J. Liboiron, Capt A.J. Flaman, Lt W.C. Guscott, Lt J.M. Lee, Capt M. Beztilny, Capt R.F. Danahy, Capt H.T.W. Kranenburg, Lt D.C. Kreuger, Lt D.S. Heath.

-56 [The Lady Patricia Brabourne] [A87.122.07(J)]

Series 9 Funeral. – 1999. – 3 cm of textual records and other material. F-5-214 Table of contents, letters of appreciation, general correspondence. – 1999. F-5-215 Preparation for funeral itinerary, budget, receipts. – 1999. – Includes 3.5” floppy disk. F-5-216 Obituary and articles. – 1999. F-5-217 Eulogy and funeral service. – 1999. – Includes 3.5” floppy disk. F-5-218 Photos of funeral service. – 1999. – 27 photographs, 34 photonegatives.


Box 12 Series 10 Collected books. – 1906-1990. – 33 cm of printed books. Land Zwischen Ruhr und Lenne : das Buch des Landkreises und der Stadt Iserlohn –

Dortmund, Ger. : Verlag “Dortmunder Zeitschriftenverlag Eugen Schinker”. – 228 p. ; ill. – Presentation copy, to Ware from Landkreis Iserlohn, 1961. [99.38.294]

Land Zwischen Ruhr und Lenne : das Buch des Landkreises und der Stadt Iserlohn –

Dortmund, Ger. : Verlag “Dortmunder Zeitschriftenverlag Eugen Schinker”. – 228 p. ; ill. – Presentation copy, to Ware from Landkreis Iserlohn, 1962. [99.38.295]

Deutsche Burgen ; und feste Schlösser / text von Wilhelm Pinder.– Königstein im

Taunus, Ger. : Karl Robert Langeweische Verlag, 1957. – (Die blauen Bücher). – 111 p. ; chiefly ill. – Presentation copy, to Ware from “Maria”. [99.38.296]

West Country houses and their families. Vol. 2 : Dorset, Wiltshire and North Somerset /

by Eric R. Delderfield. – Newton Abbot, Eng. : David & Charles, 1970. – 127 p. ; many ill. – Includes article on Hatch Court and Hamilton Gault. [99.38.292]

The ancestral roof : domestic architecture of Upper Canada / by Marion Macrae in

constant consultation with, and sometimes in spite of Anthony Adamson, who wrote the first word and the last word and made the drawings ; photographs are by Pager Toles. – Toronto : Clarke, Irwin, 1963. – 258 p. ; many ill. – Includes passage on Roselawn, official residence of the Commandant, Defense College, Kingston. – [99.38.293]

Germany : countryside, cities, villages and people. – 21st ed. – Frankfurt am Main, Ger. :

Umschau Verlag, 1956. – 244 p. ; chiefly ill. – [99.38.297] The first 75 years : Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry ; a tradition of service and

valour / Maj. P. Ronksley, editor. – Calgary : PPCLI, [1989]. – 32 p. ; ill. Cloth bound ed. presented to Gen Ware. [99.38.247]

Our Canada / by Arthur G. Dorland ; editorial consultant, A.D. Lockhart. – Toronto : Copp

Clark, 1949. – 541 p. ; ill. – Presentation copy, to Col. Francis B. Ware from Cronyn Memorial Church, 1949. [99.38.285]

Stevenston (Stivenstoune Stintsin), the kernel of Cunninghame / James Clements. –

Stevenston, Eng. : J. Clements, 1974. – 154 p. [99.38.288] Speaking generally : broadcasts, orders and addresses in time of war (1939-43) / by Sir

Archibald Wavell. – London : Macmillan, 1946. – 165 p. [99.38.289] Tales of a forgotten theatre / by Pooch. – Winnipeg : D Day Publishers, 1969. – 223 p. –

“A medical officer’s reminiscences of the campaign of the Canadian Army in Italy”. – Presentation copy “to Cammie Ware from ‘Butch’ [McCorrigal?] alias ‘POOCH’”. [99.38.290]


Soldiers and soldiering : or, epithets of war / Field-Marshal Earl Wavell. – London :

Jonathan Cape, 1953. – 174 p. – Presentation copy, to Ware from Hammie, Christmas 1953. [99.38.287]

The holy Bible : containing the old and new testaments translated out of the original

tongues, and with the former translations diligently compared and revised, by His Majesty’s special command, A.D. 1611. – London : British and Foreign Bible Society, 1953. – 991 p. – Presentation copy, to Ware on the occasion of the visit of Rt. Rev. H.R. Ragg for Confirmation, 1954. – Water-damaged. [99.38.278]

Valentine’s sand table exercises / by A.J.D. Turner ; with a foreword by A.W. Valentine. – 11th rev. ed. – Aldershot, Eng. : Lale & Polden, 1955. – 63 p., diagrams. – Exercises for instruction in military strategy. [99.38.286] Notes on training for war : Promotion with schemes and solutions / A. Kearsey. – London : Hugh Rees, 1927. – 76 p. [99.38.282] Standing orders of the 7th Regiment “Fusiliers” : Canadian Militia. – London, Canada : [the Regiment], 1906. – 44 p. – Inscribed “Lt.Col. W.E. Hodgins with Lt.Col. Doolittle’s compliments 18.9.06” and “From papers of Colonel F.B. Ware”. [99.38.279] The Imperial Defence College and the Royal College of Defense Studies, 1927-1977 / edited and compiled by T.I.G. Gray. – Edinburgh : HMSO, 1977. – 83 p., plates, errata slip. – Enclosed 2 photos of Ware with cadets. [99.38.283] Staff duties in the field. – [London] : War Office, 1949.- (WO code no. 8457). – Various pagings. [99.38.281] Infantry training. Vol. 4 : tactics : the infantry battalion in battle. – Ottawa : Queen’s Printer, 1952. – 1, xvi, 197 p. – Includes Canadian preface. [99.38.280] Field service regulations. Vol. 1 : organization and administration. – Reprinted with amendments (nos. 1-11) 1939. – Ottawa : King’s Printer, 1940. – xxii, 436 p. [99.38.48] The Old Brigade (1950-1990), Royal Military College Club of Canada : “the Old Brigade marches on!” / compiled by R.T. (Bob) Bennett. – [Kingston, Ont.? : The Old Brigade], 1990. [99.38.284]. Last edited 16 July 2019 Jim Bowman