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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, May 4, 1963 .- jager of the association. F. - ® the iargest, single contract ever|and Dawson Company of Van-|lowest of four submitted. It aWa LIMES Ker of Hamilton is honorary D.Y, 10 BU let in Canada, |couver. 'compared with an estimate sub- president, | Work on the 600-foot-high, 114,|. The Kiewit bid, opened April| mitted to the government ina e Publi h 0 The following were elected to $73 Million mile long earth-filled dam at/4 by Premier Bennett, was the! 1961 of $99,178,000. 1S. er n the 1963-64 board of. directors: Portage Mountain, about 160) Ta 1ms Fred S. Auger, Vancouver miles north of PrinceGeorge, Province; St. Clair Balfour, Water Dam wil | start next year but prelimi- CDNA Board Southam Company, Toronto; inary work on preparing the FRONT-END \ ; R. L. Brown, Montreal Star;} VANCOUVER (CP) -- Thejriver bed for construction is Small Quebec Lake 22 gsc ek See Se = ..t ALIGNMENT ] : jines Standard; W. J. Campbell, i ri . 3. "hair: . ine Ai ta, Matis Pear, Woes Gar ---- Power eageian ane 4 _ Dr. Gordon Shrum, co-chair. * lelected president of the Cana-/Sault Ste. Marie Star; Basil Dl te comment eg thatthe. a ayn Sue By GEORGE FRAJKOR said production of the whole ma-| The Hovercraft ignores ice dian Daily Newspaper Publish-| Dean, Edmonton Journal; Aur- ot a mammoth dam : on . the'the ria wader Pet fit For MONTREAL (CP)--The West-|Chine or some components|cakes by floating over them. (ers Association at the associa-|sle Gratton, Ottawa Le Drdit; northern Peace River--beHeved|Sons Col mee fe aod ye ' Jand Hovercraft, a flying ma-|Might be arranged for Canada| The price of the SRN-2 is $1,-|tion's annual meeting here this\R, A, Graybiel, Windsor Star;|to be one of the largest, if not ited of Veunes with Al J i. ALL CARS chine that barely gets off the|if the volume of sales on this| 113,000 in Canadian currency,| week. |Margaret Hamilton, Thomson) ------------------ | son Company of Windsor Ont., ; ground, gave an impressive} "We could arrange a. licens-|presumnig no duty and an 11-. W. J. Campbell, vice - presi-/Newspapers Toronto; J. M.| 1 ite orenirhitaltdtaante showing of its ability Friday injimg agreement if the volume|per-cent sales tax. dent of the Toronto Star, was| Herder, St. John's Telegram; |H. Peters, Montreal Gazette; ve its first public demonstration|merits it," he said. "Or we) Qther models offered include elected first vice-president and|B. W. Isner, Moncto Times|J..C. Preston, the Brantford Ex- outside Europe. could produce the components|the smaller SRN-5, a seven-ton|R. A, Graybiel, general mana-|and Transcript; [positor; C. H. Robitaille, Que- JOHN BEAN PHONE The Hovercraft, so-called be- that need extensive tooling in| machine at $286,000 and the/ger of the' Windsor Star, was; Stuart Keate, Victoria Times; bec L'Action; Clifford Sifton, cause it hovers on a cushion of|/eland, with the body struc-/sRN.2 mark II which can canry|elected second vice - president.|David I, Ker, Edmonton Jour-|Regina Leader - Post; R. W. ny; Aree? 728-6221 air it pushes beneath it while|'UTe and other parts needing|159 passengers and sells for $1,-.E. B.Richards , business mana-|nal; L. A. Lalonde, Ottawa|Southam, Ottawa Citizen; J. W. Visualiner : airplane propellors drive it for-|/€ss tooling made in Canada."|534 999, ger of the Toronto Globe and|Journal; G. B. Macgillivray,|Stebenne, Montreal La Presse, for ward, skimmed over the surf-|\ WEIGHS 27 TONS | Mail, was elected treasurer. |Fort William Times - Journal; |K. R. Thomson, Thomson News- site ace of Lake St. Louis near| The Hovercraft model shown|MILITARY INTERESTED |. A. Barford is general man-|R- S. Malone, Winnipeg Free|Papers Toronto; W. G. Trestain, SP ECIAL ene Montreal at 75 miles an hour|here is the SRN-2, a 27-ton type) -- : Press; E. J. Mannion, Thomson|London Free Press; 1. D. staves to demonstrate its uses as a|with a passenger capacity of 70,, Sir Eric said Canada's depart-| __|Newspapers Toronto; A. Bruce|Whitehead, Brandon Sun; T. L,| ° . s high-speed ferry. In its runs on the lake it gave a\ment of northern affairs has|to float over obstacles as high|McDonald, Sydney Cape Breton| Wilson, Oshawa Times, | CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service The machine, a development|remarkably smooth ride and shown pottery vi ah ed he oa on elated the hull/Post; Fred McGuinness, Medi- : = OSHAWA Port Hors of Westland Aircraft Limi handled and. turned easily at)and so have the military an-|being damaged. (cine Hat News; J. R. Meakes, r Yeoville, Somerset, Geatned, pol rey high and low eae" ada and the United States. | Designer Robert Stanton|Sudbury Star; TOO tHACHE Bekun Gace on a GENERAL ENER AL TIRE also intended to be a practical) Sir Eric looks on it as the| A rubberized fabric skirt that|Jones said that after 430 hours] D. A. Morrison, Halif.ax| ff trom throbbing pain ot Resthache. | OSHAWA'S ONLY e transport for large flat areas|ideal transport for areas where|hangs under the boat-shaped|of operation over obstacles of all/Chronicle-Herald and Mail-Star;| with fast acting ORA-JEL. Pain | ~ OF OSHAWA like deserts and Canada's north,|road and rail building is pro-|hull of the Hovercraft holds 'wate v age --, -- ia eee cine Specta-| S'money beck. 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