Q107
Royal Canadian Navy collection (L-4116)
Builder:Grew Boats Limited Penetang, Ont. |
Commissioned:September 11, 1943 |
Launched:August 16, 1943 |
Disposal:September 15, 1945 |
Career:
September 14, 1945, loaned to Rimouski School of Arts & Crafts as for Q104 and Q105 and towed to Rimouski by the naval tug GLENCOVE.
Sold 1949 to Chester E. Ferris, Sarnia, Ontario and renamed Miss Chevrolet. Registered Sarnia then St-John, New-Brunswick.
April 1951: Sold and renamed Lady Latour, owner unknown.
December 1951: Ashore at Bic, Quebec (near Rimouski) and burned.
Other pictures of Q107
Royal Canadian Navy collection (L-4113)
May 8, 1945, V-E day in St-Georges Channel, Bermuda. Jay Fisher collection
Autumn 1945, Rimouski, Quebec. From left, Q105, Q107 and Q104, the three Fairmiles lent to Rimouski School of Arts & Crafts. Jean Ouellet collection
September 1948, Bic, Quebec. View of Q107 from Bic wharf. Bibliothèque et Archives Nationales du Quebec, E6,S7,SS1,D45948
Bic, Quebec, around 1948
Miss Chevrolet
Circa 1950, Gerry Ouderkirk collection
Lady Latour
1950, St-John River, N.B. Peter Malberg,Fredericton Region Museum collection
1951,wreck of the Lady Latour burned at Indiantown, N.B. Fredericton Region Museum collection
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