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Sea
Cadets Garden Party at Shipwrights House on the Terrace in the
Dockyard
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garden of the Master Shipwright's House in the old Royal
Dockyard, Pembroke Dock a Japanese Ginko (or maiden hair tree )
grows. Local tradition has it that the tree was given by the
Japanese officer who lodged there while his ship was being built
, as mark of his gratitude. Could he have been the then Lt.
Togo?. |
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Last night’s event was organised by Commander
Tony Mason who is President of the Pembroke Dock Sea
Cadets,The event was a Garden Party to raise funds for the
Sea Cadets Building in the Naval Dockyard, the Building that
they have is in need of a New Fire Alarm System which costs
many Hundreds of pounds, Quite a Few Guests attended the
Party and were hosted by the Fantastic service of the Sea
Cadets themselves, My Wife Doris & Myself were very proud to
be invited to such a worthwhile cause and would not have
missed it for the World.I was so Honoured to be able to meet
everyone at the Event and be able to give a Speech to
Congratulate everyone involved in the Organising.
To see these young Cadets perform is a real eye opener and
should be Awarded for their loyalty and service Well Done to
you all.
Peter Kraus
Mayor of Pembroke Dock
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