Vessel Profile

Ivaria

Ivaria
Photo: Simon Bancroft

Story

This mission boat was built in 1951 by Fiander, Frederick J. in Ladysmith, BC.

Historical Notes

In 1953 this vessel was in use as a Mission Boat at Alert Bay BC Canada.

In 1961 this vessel was moved to Tahsis and later to Butedale. This vessel is no longer registered in Canada.

Owners & Masters

In 1951-1955 she was owned by Frederick J. Fiander, Ladysmith BC Canada.

In 1955-1967 she was owned by the United Church of Canada, Toronto ON Canada.

In 1967-2017 she was owned by David J. Walker, Vancouver BC Canada.

Name Significance

The Reverend Robert Clyde Scott (1879-1960) - In 1913 Scott came to British Columbia and began marine mission work on Howe Sound, with headquarters at Gibson's Landing. This work involved ministering to the physical as well as spiritual needs of those in the logging camps, Indian villages, fishing villages and lighthouses along the coast.

Repower

Repowered in 1953 with a 72bhp diesel engine by Gardner Engine Co., Manchester UK

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