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ine Hall of Fame, housed in one hold of the museum ship VALLEY CAMP. The six were Htienne Brule Robert LaSalle, Charles C. Har- vey, Capt. Alexander McDougall, Capt. Thomas P. Wilson and Sir James Dunn. An unconfirmed report indicates that the small self-unloader A. G.BRECKLING (a.DANIZL McCOOL, b. J.B.JOHN) has been sold by the Breckling Concrete Corp. to Erie sand Steamship Co. The ASSINIBOIA was not renamed upon leaving the Lakes. She ar- rived at National Park, New Jer- sey, under her own power Sept.5e PERILS OF THE DEEP The tanker NORMAN P. CLEMENT has been scuttled in Georgian Bi after an explosion in drydock at Collingwood in which 11 men were injured. A welder's torch is be- lieved to have touched off fumes from previous acid cargoes*blow- ing off two plates. The wisdom of Bethlehem's decis- ion to withdraw the EDWARD Y. TOWNSEND from service after the MORREEL disaster was confirmed when the TOWNSEND, under tow to a European shipbreaker, broke in two off St. John, Nfld., with the loss of the bow section. Port Weller Dry “ocks, Ltd., has a contract for May, 1969, deliv- ery of two 400' x 75' open hop- per barges and a tug with twin 1500-hp diesels, 100' x 34', to Atlantic and Pacific Barge Iran- sport, Ltd., of Vancouver, B. C. Columbia has sold HOWARD M. HAN- NA JR. and BUCKEYE (a.DAVID M. WHITNEY, b.eEDWIN L. BOOTH, c. G. N.WILSON) to Steel Factors, Ltd. for scrapping overseas. On the evening of Oct. the tug S.IH. DEAN, towing the HANNA JR., and the tug SALVAGE MONARCH, towing the BUCKEYE, arrived off Port Colborne. The BUCKEYE was anch= ored while both tugs took the HANNA JR. into port. When the tugs returned to BUCKEYE, the wind and sea had come up and they were unable to make up the tow and returned to port. During the night BUCKEYE broke from her anchor and went onto the beach about two miles west of Port Colborne. After trying to pull BUCKEYE free unsuccessfully, the two tugs took HANNA JR. down the Welland on Oct. 12. licQueen Mar- ine, Ltd., has the contract to raise the BUCKEYE. ASSINIBOIA made it out of the Lakes the same way she came in --under her own power. Jim Kidd caught her out— on her way to Philadelphia.