Q109
Builder:Hunter Boats Orillia, Ont. |
Commissioned:August 23, 1943 |
Launched:July 2, 1943 |
Disposal:July 14, 1945 |
Career:
July 10, 1945, paid off and towed July 12 by naval tug GLENCOVE to Sorel, Quebec, up the river then handed over to War Assets Corporation for disposal.
October 30, 1948: first registry in Hamilton.Ontario and renamed Quetzal II (#173498). Owner: Francis Farwell c/o Canada Coach Lines Ltd. Hamilton. Ontario.
Eng. : 2 GM oil engines 450 H.P.
July 6, 1949: renamed Arara
Owner 1955-1965: Canada Illinois Tools Ltd., Don Mills, Ontario ( Harold Byron Smith, pres. Chicago, Illinois.
Registry closed January 1965. Sold to Lake Loonie N.J. Delran, New-Jersy and renamed Aruba ( USCG #D297725).
Owner 1969-1975: Elizabeth S. Skinner, St-Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Owner 1975: Layne Dredging Co. Hallandale, Florida.
Owner 197?: L.B. Co. Inc., Miami, Florida.
February 24, 1989: new registration, owner: none listed, expiration date: February 28, 1994.
Other pictures of Q109

July 1942. In the Trent Canal System (Ontario) and in the Peterborough Lift Lock. John G. Mackenzie collection (Lieutenant Q109, June 1942 to January 1945)
Quetzal II
Arara

Hunter, August 9, 1951. The Arara of Hamilton docked at Windsor Government Dock. Historical Collections of the Great Lakes.
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