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Royal Yacht Britannia Fears Seaway Mishap

By IAN MacNEIL Canadian Press Correspondent SYDNEY (CP)—Vice - Admiral Peter Dawnay, commander of the royal yacht Britannia, said this

Admiral Dawnay, the only flag officer in the Royal Navy who is captain of a ship, said he is “‘just a little apprehensive” but anti- cipated “‘no serious trouble.” If

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there was a high wind there was a possibility she would be driven against the walls of the lock.

The Britannia arrived here Sun- day to prepare for the Royal Tour. She leaves Thursday for Sept Hes, Que. to pick up Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. DELAYED 24 HOURS

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stuffs for the Royal Family. The e p cargo will consist mostly of ror ETerslie Has igal fruits. “ Es ‘. Photographers are not per- mitted aboard the royal yacht. Big Objective righ Cah dae ene of the s res-| Under the chairmanship idences, the same as Buckingham} Stanley S Palace,” Admiral Dawnay ex-| Branch plained. “The same regulations|is again ‘sponsoring the Red apply here as in the palace.” Cross blood hours. Admiral Dawnay said) The ship has every safety de-| held

three major storms were en-| vice and for added measure there| lerslie on Tuesday afternoon next, 7m.

countered and the ship skirted] ig no cabin numbered 13. an ee ae Se eral icebergs. , objective s clinie sev cebergs The ship's officers and men). ‘15 ors and is the

The Britannia’s crew Monday/wili be tendered a lobster boil spent the day «polishing every|Tuesday at nearby Louisbourg inch the 4,000-ton ship which of-|and Wednesday they will be ie toe

ficers claim is the quietest and/taken on a tour of the Cabot! routs were considerably

cleanest craft afloat. Trail.

The crew members scoot around the ship in running shoes. No or- ders come over the loudspeaker system and commands are never

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spoken aloud in any part of the} One of the seventy-nine nurses) again render valuable assistance ship within hearing of the Royal| graduating from the Victoria! at the clinic

Family or their guests. \ General Hospital at Halifax, N.S.

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A ship’s officer said that the} Donovan, daughter of Mr. and

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recently-installed stabilizers pro-| Mrs. J.S. Donovan of Pictou, N.} yay . Boyd Beairsto vided their worth during the|S., and formerly of Georgetown, dentinal. wa Saturday mora- rough voyage to Sydney. The|and granddaughter of Mrs. Maur-|ing for Jasper Park, Alta., where stabilizers, which eliminate roll-}ice Donovan of Georgetown. | the former will attend a Confed- ing in a storm, were ordered’ Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Simmonds| eration Life Association Conve

after Queen Elizabeth became]and family, and Miss Dorothy seasick on several occasions. Simmonds, R.N., of Charlotte-

A chartered plane will arrive|town, were recent visitors to here Tuesday with special food-|Georgetown, where they were

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Miss Nan Nicholson, Miss Evel- ya MacKenzie, Miss Ethel Irv- ing of Montague and Miss Sally Johnson and Peggy Johnson. visited Nova Scotia on Sunday

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