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his son Don is Chief Engineer on her now—recalls one Sunday | evening when the boat got caught in a raging snowstorm and was earried off course so far they found they were at St. Peter’s Island by the time the storm abated next mornin,

Capt, John Read was Master and the boat had completed four trips when he decided they’d make a fifth before dark. They were not far out of Borden, though, when the heavy storm eecnan. It took them from early morning until seven that evening to beat their way back to Tormentine, a distance of about 40 miles. Dates are hazy but he thinks, perhaps, it was

THE RETIRED mariner lives quietly now ‘in Charlottetown put ~ has many memories of old ice battles. ‘It took 12 hours to go 100 yards one morning”’ as they tried to get out of Borden, > the ice had packed in solidly, Once they were out, though, they made good time the rest of the way

He recalls another time when the Prince Edward Island was a mile off Tormentine, and unable to make any headway against ire that was grounded from there to Tormentine. Teams came out after the passengers and mail, and brought back the new pas- sengers and mail. The hoat made good time to Borden as there was no trouble the rest of the way

Incident Of 1925 Recalled

IT WAS Walter O'Brien who suggesied I see Mr. MacPherson, with whom I’ve often chatted at my favorite grocery store, al- though we never got around to talking ice fighting before.

Mr. O’Brien recalls an incident on the ee Edward Island when he was on her as fireman back in March 1925.

Crossings had been extremely tough for sometime, Walter recalled this week, ‘‘and on this occasion we were stuck gt 76 hours a short distance from ee Captain Read had k the engines running ahead and a . with not an ree of movement . the ice was black yor soot from the stacks, when the reserve bunker was nearly empty, the Captain aected the ship a stuck until the wind and tide changed.”

Tv ecided to let the passengers walk ashore with First Officer A. ° Paquet going ahead to test the ice, and crew mem- bers hauling baggage in an ice-boat that was lowered. They had scarcely reached shore when a shift of tide lifted the ice and the ship freed herself, made ~~ an hour later and made the return trip to Borden in an hour. Few are left, Mr. O’Brien says, who snent that vigil. I talked with Mr. MacPherson—he was second em gineer at the time—but he couldn’t recall it.

Mr MacPherson has many fond memories of the = Prince Edward Island ‘‘a grat boat’. Built on the yere in 1915, ran through 1916 from Charlottetown to Picton and only missed one trip, ram from Georgetown to Pictou in the winter of 1917, drydocked that summer in Montreal, and reached Tormentine in September to begin cross-Strait service.

First Automobile Is Ferried

SENATOR BEN Prowse, uncle of Hon. T. W. L. Prowse, was the first man to bring an automobile across the strait, he recalls. lo the early days the autos were loa n flat cars, two to a ear, and the P.F.1. could take a maximum of 24. There were very few cars at first, though, and “it was not until tra on in the Twenties” that there were many cars to carry. There were none at all in the winter, or in the muddy months of spring fall in those years. There was no thought of plowing snow in those flays. Paved roads were unknown and so were gravelled roads. ea ae automobile deck was not built on the P.E.I. until 1938,

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PRIOR TO that, though, the service with an automobile deck to carry 45 motor cars. carried 16 freight cars on the railway deck.

Built at Lauzon, Quebec in 1931 she was sunk four miles off the Nova Scotia coast on June 19, 1941 while being sailed to Saint John for drydock overhaul. It left the province on the Prince Edward Island a0 pg the perilous days of the war, but despite yy protests, mass meetings here and subsequent demands Ottawa, a replacem acement was not available until the M.V. Abeqweit arrived in the summer of 1947.

Minto Trips Were Perilous

IT WAS ap the old Minto, an earlier icebreaker that carried pass s and mail, that Engineer MacPherson had some reaily hazardous trips. There were aon occasions when she was) stuck for a week at a time betwee own and Pictou.

Din ‘ely hed two fect of iretbened—tieis. ts ‘Weniilin to the top of the gunwales—and once she caught in a field of ice that | tilted her over so far the ice came crashing on to the deck through | the guard rail, smashed in some of the doors and threa sink the ship,

Passengers were ae a onto the ice and for one and one-half rs until finally the Minto aaa

SHE HAD a naeaguvenans bow” which would ice, and it often took .many hours with saws, axes free her when the ice was too heavy for her to recalled. There was some heavy slugging on an ice.breaker i

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