. RiverPilot Recounts Pie-Collision Moves i

' By GERRY McNEIL

QUEBEC tCPt—A formal in- quiry under the Canada Ship- ping Act began Monday into the collision Sept. 5 of the Canadian bulk carrier Leeclit‘fe Hall and the- Greek freighter Apollonia.

The Leecliffe Hall. an 18.071- ton vessel loaded wit'i iron ore. sank several hours after the onl- llsion on the St. Lawrence some 60 miles below Quebec YR

crew members were ed.

Goal of the inquiry under Mr. Justice Arthur 1. Smith of Que- bec. superior court is to deter- mine causes of the t‘OIIlSlOTl and lo rmake safety recommenda- tions.

The inquiry. expected to last at least two weeks. also has

the Vibert the stern. thev tried

wit‘iout success to :et the Lee- cliite Hall to shorr‘ Pouliot has ha a pilot's cer— tificate smce 1955. Captain of the leeclitte Hall owned by Hall Corporation of Canada. was Waiter Til. Bowen

BALTIC

Mr. and Mrs William Burns have taken up rCSidence at. their home. in Summerside af— ter spendin: the past to w months at their summer home in Baltic.

George Douglas. Norhoro has ecovered from an attack of pneumonia.

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Dower t0 suspend the certifi- ler and son Bobby of Chatham. cates of Canadian officers or;N.B. were motorists to Darnley pilots involved. .on Tuesday. Oct. 27 and were Pilot Yves Poiiliot. 40. of Ste. 'visitors at the home of Mr. and Foy, Que. the first witness Mrs. Elmer Hickey. questioned. testified that the; Major Sinclair has taken up Apollonia moved at full speedtresidence with Parmeanus Phil- trnni the tie d‘nrleans east ot‘lips at Kensinzton for the win- Q‘iehec City along the north ter months. riannel to the passage between {\irs. Elmer (‘aseley. Baltic is lie aux (‘oudres and the north 3 patient in Prince County Hos-

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APOIILONIA SLOWED DOWN the island

had been good. hezan tn dimin- ish The Leeclit’te Hall was first detected on radar "riaht ahead“ about ti

fore the colliSion

At this time. Pouliot changed:

course five points and said 'ie gave a blast on the Iozhorn "to let our presence on the river be known."

About one minute before the; collision. at about 5:15 p,m,.: someone on the Apollonia‘s decki ----- u ‘Amran was named acting chair-

illhlitt’d' "Bi Ship. big ship." a the ore carrier

In channel. thei’ Apollonia. 11.127 gross tons and, owned by the )Iarzrande Navy l‘ation Company of Andros., Greece. cut speed to ll knots .

Poiiliot said visibility. which

9 or six minutes be‘

could be: Teen about one-half mile aheadn Pouliot 'zave three short blasts.

pital

Sally CroZTer. Hamilton, spent the weekend Wllh relatives in Charlottetown.

Rov McAi-thur. Kensmzton is a patient in Prince Edward Is- land Hospital. Charlottetown

Irs Keir Woodside. Kensing- ton. is a patient in Prince County Hospital

SYRIAN PREMIER ILL DAMASCUS tar» —. Syria's strongman. Gen A.an Hatez. left Tuesday for kidnev surgeri- and medical tests in Paris The general. chairman of Syria's residency Council. premier and armed forces commander. is expected to stay away 10 to

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Despite the orders. it was too late to avoid a collision and the. vessels met. the Leecliffe Hall "presenting its port side." .

They locked. The Apollonla maintained the full asterni movement until it became evi-J dent it was doing g .; Later. said Pouliot. officers oft the Leecliffe Hall came aboard} and asked the Apollonia "not to hack Tip " REFUSES HELP

Pouliot said he told the freighter Totem Star. which had' been following the. Apollonia.; that help wasn't needed. h Totem Star passed the collision‘ Scene five minutes after it oc.1 curred

The Foundation Vibert. a tug working on salvage of the TH“ tonica about 15 miles upstream.f arrived at the scene With the

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