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Canadian Maritime Section
Hears Paper On Cable Laying
The first meeting for the 1977-78 season of the Canadian Maritime Section of The
Society of Naval Architects and Marine En- gineers was held at the Wandlyn Motel in
Saint John, New Brunswick, on October 25, 1977.
Ken Bevan introduced the guest speaker for the evening, Ernest J. McFadzen, presi- dent of Atlantic Marine Diving Co., Ltd., who spoke on "Cable Laying." state zip
Shown at the Wandlyn Motor Inn, left to right: Russell
G. Maguire, Section secretary; Ernest J. McFadzen, speaker; Erich Hinze, Section chairman, and Ken
Bevan, Section representative.
Included in the presentation was a film on laying an industrial power cable between
Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.
The film illustrated the many undersea operations required in laying cables.
Questions from the floor were ably an- swered by Mr. McFadzen, which greatly enhanced the presentation.
The meeting was chaired by Erich Hinze, who welcomed the members and guests.
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