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rth An- Stars. nce and Irn your \nniver- Newport Dodge orranty, RVICE AYMAN ) Manager We --_------ SPEGHRELE FERS "Fe eare COUNTY LINES History In Action Day Big Event This Friday BROUGHAM (TC) -- Plans for the History in Action Day to be held here, Sept. 15, are near- ing completion. This event, which has attracted large crowds in the past, is expected to be larger than any previous! event. One of the highlights wiil be the "Miss Brougham' con- test to be held at the centennial dance in the evening. Mrs. Ken Fallis will be the commentator. ee s Visit Niagara BROUGHAM (TC) -- Mem- bers of the Women's Institute enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls. One of the features of the trip was the visit to the Vine- * land experimental station where research work is in progress. Best Bird BROUGHAM (TC) -- Harold Blackman entered the best bird in the roller pigeon class at the Canadian National Exhibition. ' He also won another first, sec- ond and twp fourth place rib- bons. He also placed 11th in the horseshoe pitching competition. t Farewell Party BROUGHAM (TC) -- Mr. and Mrs, Harry Mullensteen, who have purchased a farm north of Orangeville, were honored at a farewell party. Mr. and Mrs. R. Elmer have purchased the Ran- kin " gem | on Brock Road uth, n 3° Fine Scholar BROUGHAM (TC) -- Con- gratulations are being extended| to Laurel Bird who won an On- tario Scholarship for her work in Grade 13, Family On Trip BROUGHAM (TC) -- Mr. and Mrs. R. Howell and family) have been holidaying in New- foundland. Mrs. Manson Ellicott was a recent visitor in Detroit. Grey County Protests Paving OWEN SOUND (CP)--Grey County council has voted to send Premier John Robarts and Highways Minister G. F. Gomme a motion protesting allegations that a road had been paved as a favor for a Beaver Valley ski resort opera-| or. E. C. Sargent, Liberal MPP for Grey North, said Sept. 2 that the premier had arranged to pave a highway past the Tal- isman ski resort at Kimberley, operated by Alex Graydon. Mr. Sargent described the road, being built by the depart- ment of highways, as a "glar- ing piece of manipulation of public funds." Reeve David McNicholl of Collingwood Township said in an interview: council's original jrequest to have the road devel- }oped was made~in 1959, four years before the Talisman property was purchased by Mr. Graydon. PARKS STRETCH The United States national \Parks system extends from Giant Peace Named After By TOM CARNEY HUDSON'S HOPE, B.C. (CP) -- The giant Peace River dam was officially named the W. A. jC, Bennett dam Thursday in a tribute - filled ceremony held 600 feet above the winding river which is about to be harnessed to the industrial needs of man. A monumett, in the shape of} an arch leading to the top of |the dam, was unveiled by Lt.- Gov. George Pearkes of B.C., River Dam B.C. Premier "service of the people of British Columbia." Dr. Gordon Shrum, co - chair- man of the provincially - owned B.C, Hydro and Power Authori- ty, praised the premier, '"'whose imagination and vision made this possible." Peter Kiewit, president of a consortium of firms involved 2 the $73,200,000 contract to build the dam, praised Dr. Shrum jand hydro authority officials for who dedicated the dam to the! having ' 'every virtue but gener- osity."" His comment was greeted with wide grins by the premier and Dr. Shrum. Mr. Kiewit explained he was referring to the thin margin of profit the companies were working on. B.C. still has not received the $12,000,000 owed her by the fed- eral government for completion of the Duncan Lake dam July 31, under agreement of the Columbia River treaty, said Mr. Bennett. The federal government was supposed to receive the $12,- 000,000 from the U.S. govern- ment for flood control benefits accruing from. completion of the Duncan Dam on the Colum- bia River opened by the pre- mier last month. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, September 13, 1967 ]] The U.S. government has 80 far failed to come up with the payment and Premier Bennett has blamed Ottawa. Construction of the 600-foot high, half-mile-wide, mile-long dam started in 1961, Electrical generation is scheduled to start next October with an eventual capacity of 2,300,000 kilowatts, compared with a 1966. total) provincial generation of 3,-| 700,000 kilowatts. | The power, fed through a} 574-mile transmission line, will be delivered to Vancouver at a cost of less than four mills. Construction of the dam repre- sents only about a tenth of the over-all cost of the project. MANY CAN READ 9 86 per cent, one of the high- The literacy rate in Lebanon er Fou est in the world. NOW I$ THE TIME TO CALL clways ready to serve you. Fuel Oil Budget Plon Available - OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE f, McLAUGHLIN 110 King St. W. 723-348 COAL Take advantage of It! 24 hour sere vice; and radio dispatched trucks. SUPPLIES - oe & Mount McKinley in Alaska to the Virgin Islands National) Park and from Hawaii to! Maine. FRIDAY, SEPT. 15 8:00 p.m. -- CENTENNIAL DANCE Township Hall -- Brougham Sponsored by 1.0.0.F. and highlighted by the choos- F PICKERING TOWNSHIP MUSEUM | g THIS WEEKEND IN BROUGHAM ON NO. 7 HIGHWAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY | SEPTEMBER 15-17 | ing of the Centennial Queen. SATURDAY, SEPT. 16 1:30 p.m. Cc GRAND PARADE Floats, bands and Grounds. 1:00 - 8:00 p.m. - MUSEUM GROUNDS OPEN Displays and Demonstrations of Upper Canada machinery, equipment, crafts including stone split- ting, old steam tractor, blacksmith, dragsaw, an- tique cars, spinning, weaving, rug hooking, timber- Indian dancers. } Brougham Park and finishes inside the Museum ] Begins at hewing, butter making, quilting, cider making, wood carving, grain threshing, maps, relics, records, books, coins, tools and many others. REFRESHMENTS & SOUVENIRS | | Come Early -- See the Parade Enjoy This Centennial Show | With Your Whole Family Admission 60¢ Children Under 12 Free 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. - DINNER - UNITED CHURCH Sponsored by United 4:00- 10 p.m. - BALL GAMES - Brougham Park 4:00 p.m. -- Brougham vs. Altona 7:00 p.m. -- Claremont vs. Greenwood Church Women i €:30 p.m. -- Winners of above. 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