A great visit by HMCS HARRY DEWOLF this last weekend. Good crowds out to see the ship with many waiting in long lines to get a chance to go on board.. Our guide, Lt(N) Cadouyette, the ship’s Operations Officer, did a great job. Many thanks.

One change to the ship from last year’s visit which stood out was that all the decks now have names written in both Inuktituk and syllabics. They can be real tongue-twisters.

The ship is currently on the way to the Welland Canal for her trip through Lake Erie and a visit to Windsor.

A great visit by HMCS HARRY DEWOLF this last weekend. Good crowds out to see the ship with many waiting in long lines to get a chance to go on board.. Our guide, Lt(N) Cadouyette, the ship’s Operations Officer, did a great job. Many thanks.

One change to the ship from last year’s visit which stood out was that all the decks now have names written in both Inuktituk and syllabics. They can be real tongue-twisters.

The ship is currently on the way to the Welland Canal for her trip through Lake Erie and a visit to Windsor.

Hosted by the Chief’s & P.O.’s Mess

Friday, November 8^th, 1800 for 1900

Liuna Station, James St. N.

All Inclusive dinner $130.00 / person – e-transfer to HNA@hamiltonnaval.ca. no later than 31 October

Soup, salad, lasagne, prime rib, dessert, tea and coffee

Wines and port

Open bar

Guest Speaker LCdr (ret’d) Douglas Martin, CD,  29th Commanding Officer HMCS Star

Dress: Mess Kit / Black Tie / Business Suit or equivalent for ladies