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Mrs and Mrs, .Roy Schneller;.
Jimmy and Betty spent. a few
days with: relatives at Buffalo
and' 'Tonawanda.. '
We 'are .pleased to `report that
Mrs. Malcohti Lane. wh • was a
patient in Wingham hospital was
able to• -return home,
Mr. ' Hugh Becking ;and his
aunt, Mrs. William E.° Haldenby
•.'motored to Manitoulinwhere
they visited with relatives.
Mr. and , Mrs. Robert Dales' &
family of Iroquois . Falls Have
been holidaying at the Dome of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs :P,A..
Murray.
Mr .Ralph Haines of Port • Col=
borne visited during the' week. at
' the home sof Mr. and Mrs, Roy
.. Graham.
Miss Elane ' Murray spent', a.
:few days with Mr.' and Mrs.
Alphonse Murray .at 'Port Credit.
Congratulations to •M. r.: and'
•Mrs.AG1en Hodgins .•who were
Married' at 'the Wingham. Petite
costal Church on. Saturday.:
Mr. and 'Mrs. Perry. 'Bushell
and, family, of Toronto spent the.
Week -end with Mrs. John Bush
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Miss Margaret. 'Se'hneller, re-
turned to . the Ontario School for
the .deaf at Belleville . after
spending ,,,the summer- here,;.
Miss May Boyle .who has
spent„the past month at. the Rest
Awhile Lodge .at . Bruce Beach
returned home on Saturday..
'Rev. Benson Cox ..and' Mr..:Bob
Scott, spent .a few days at To. .
ronto where they attended the
Miss Marie:. ,Schneller: who has
been employed at • Wingham re-
turned home . this week -end:
Mr. and Mrs: Joe Cassidy and
family of:. Teeswater' . called .on
relatives here on Sunday.'
Miss: 4 Donna Haldenby . has ,
gone' to Toronto where she will j,•
take a business course..•
mnented oil the New Prayer Book
pointing out new facts concern-
ing it. "Guide me O Thou great
Jehovah” was sting. Prayer clos-
ed •the devotional •part. ' Program,
Contests ,and. Jokes by Bob • Ben-
nett. A. rousing; sing -song was
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7tht 1969.
enjoyed as. 'Madonna Graham's
part of 'the program. A Flower
Contest by Brenda. .Haldenby.
May Boyle thanked; the guest
speaker and Evelyn Nicholson
'thanked the Graham familyfor.
their hospitality, A. delicious,
lunch was served. . .
Mr. Jack Hewitt and: son,.
Alex; spent the week,. end at
Fort Erie. .
Mrs; Charlie Hodgins of 'Wing,
ham visited N.londay with ,Edna.
and May Boyle, . -
The ' Presbyterian' W.M.S. ser-
ved a banquet to. the Young.Peo.-
'plc of the, church on Friday ev-
ening, Miss Erlma Percy showed"
pictures during the evening: of
her recent trip,' • '
Mr: and Mrs. Russell Barr .of
Toronto •and Mr Percy Barr of
Hagersville spent the week -end
'with Mrs. John Barr and Don-
ald.-
.-
on-•ald,-. ell and , other • members. .Of ,his mi.;' arid, Mrs Don Gillespie
family, Ronnie and Cathy spent a • few
---- days with friends at Sarnia.
ST.. HELENS
kr. and Mrs,' : Lorne Durriin
were • guests „ at the Durnin-Oki
=wedding . at ',Anderson United.
••-Church, :. near Science Hill on.
Saturday.
.. Friends ••of •Mr. James Hodgins
Sr. ' are 'glad that he is. making
a favorable recovery after being'
a patient 'in:,Wingham Hospital
with.pneumonia ,
Mr. • Billy Percy attended the
C:T.E:' at` Toronto :during the
Mr.. , and • Mrs. Ross ,Errington week,.. ,
and daughters'. were visitors;,'w th Mr, and ;Mrs, . Russell Walker`
Nlrs. Errington's sister, ;Mr:• Earl and family of. Petrolia were here
Gray. •& :Mrs.' Gray at North Ray over the . week -end. : Mrs. Wm.
last week. 'Allan Gray who'. has.
spent • the summer ' with his
grandparents, Mr: end Mrs. Jas..
• Little, returned home with them..
Mr. and Mrs. Idsingar and Ann
of London were . week -end •:visit-'
ors "with their .former; 'friends: in
Holland, Mr. and Mrs.. Simon de
Boer and . •Wym.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Brown, .and
Mrs. Alex Murdie were weekend ,Rev. W.. D. Davis . :and Mrs.
visitors with pMr. & Mrs: Lorne Davis of .Owasso, Michigan, who
Woods . and Donna. ' ' have been spending the sumrner
Mrs. G. ' S. McIntyre, of Rich- at Kincardine called on friends
mond Hill' spent the week -end
with : her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs.
W. I.' Miller.
• We . welcome . back . Rev. B. F.
Green 'and Mrs.; 'Green 'after, a
three=week• vacation spen _ wi
their . ,brother-in-law, Mr., Foster
Brain: at Hornby' and. with other
•relatives "and' friends.. `• . •
We • are ,glad to report . that
Mrs.' William. Robb was able. to
come home . from the Hospital On tess for the WA. meeting at the.
Saturday 'church• 'on 'T'hursday afternoon.
School re -opened bn Tuesday Teachers -.returning : to ' their'.
Walker and •Mrs. Jack Button of:
Herschel ',Sask. returned to .Pet -
villa. with: them ,after spending
the past week with ;Mrs.. John,
Barr and other' relatives here.
We' extend sincere .sympathy to
Mr .'Spence 1VCoFarlan and other
relatives in. •the` passing of 'Mrs.
Archie ': McFarlaii; the joriner
Mary Wall: `
here ,during the week:
'Visitors ' ' with Mr.,, and Mrs.
Alex' Percy were ' Mr `. and .-Mrs.:
Allan Colling,'' Susan' and:. Lori
& Brenda Mason oaf, Ripley, 'Mr:
and .Mrs. iDavid Tra ford-: and
Karen, of Durham, . Mr, and Mrs.
Hugh Jansen and• family. Dennis
Trafford; who : was visiting.: with
Wayne. Percy returned. home.
Mrs. William Cox will be hos-
with Mrs. Jack Fisher in charge
• • at the St ;Helens School; Mrs.
George Fisher at Fordyce, Mr
Ross Errington at S.$:- No. 3' and.
Mr., Don Cameron at Belfast.' °.
Mr,' George McRoberts and Mr..
,;Charles McQuillin enjoyed a Mo-
tor trip last• week. •:They .went ross (Westford), Miss Beverley.
through .Michigan to Sault Ste. Stanley to Islington.
schools are Miss Erlma Percy,
S.S. N. 1 • (Kinloss), •Mrs. Kath-
erine .:Collins • S.S. Noc' • 2 (Kin-.
lough)., : Mrs. L. Parker, S.S.No
.3 (Con. 10), Mrs. I. 1Vlartyn,'`5.5'
No. 4 :(Holyrood), , Miss :Betty
,Jean Hodgins, IS.S. No. 10 Cul -
Marie ' . returning: by 1VIanitoulin.
Island.. , • •
The .September meeting. of the
Women's • Institute was held : in
Mr.: ,Dan ' Tollefson• of : Toronto,•
Misses Elaine Hodgins and,: Pat-
ricia. Thompson and Mr. Larry.
,Stanley visited with Mr. and:
, the community' Hall on;. Thurs.- Mrs. .Ezra. Stanley.
day evening with 1.8 'in' attend- Miss Beverley Stanley return
ante and with Mrs. Charles Mc- ed from her ° trip. to B;C.
Mr. ;and Mrs: Al Eizenga and
son Michael, Mrs. Eva Stanley of
London spent the week=end with
relatives .here and. attended Ho.the clgirl�s"-T,od-ems ^�iupe�d` ;� :._..;.
Reratives from a distance also
attending the Hodgins-Loder
Wedding were Mrs. Harvey Hod-
gins, London, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Elliott 'and family, . Mr. and Mrs.
Ray,' Elliott, Detroit, Mr. Kenneth
Hodgins, Port Huron, Mr. • and.
• Donald, . the president, :in charge
The roll'call •was well respond-
ed to. by a safety rule that ap-
Ples to the_ -farm The ,treasurer
re rted fi W .
�`f. 9 o hand: t ` "'
p � n f wa
agreed to send $5.00 to the
special project under NIJR,ESCO
for wok in Jamaica; Plans. were.
made vfor 'catering: 'to the Lions
Banquet in Lucknow on Mon-
day, September 12th. Mrs..'Jas.
Aitchison .,gave' a fine topic on
"The farm way, of • life." Mrs. Mrs. John Thompsoij, of North
E. W. Rice read the story of the Bay:. • Y
The . A.Y.P.A• met 'on Sunday
evening ;at the' horne of Mr., grid
Mrs. Roy Graham .with Miss Ma-
donna Graham ' as hostess: ' This
Was an Edification meeting With
Rae Haldenby presiding: The,. op
ening ' hymn' was "O' God .;otir
help 'in ages Past".. The• scrip-
ture was. read 'hy N'oriria
denby:, . Roll call, "Love'. The
Rev, -Lyle Bennett introduced
the Rev: J. ,Roger§ fromNiagara
Diocese who gave ah interesting
account of'. the Conference held
at Ridley 'College ,and. , also earl -
McIntosh apple. The motto . on:
"He who. Works with Nature,
Works with. God", prepared by
Mrs, Frank •McQuillin, was read
by Mrs. W. A. Mrs:
• Gordon' MacPherson gave a read-
• ing `",The gracious heart" , and
Barbara. ' Purdon favoured with.
an
accordian solo. While lun&
was being prepared by, .the hos-
tesses' Mrs. MacPherson and
Mrs, Lorne Woods; .Mrs. McDon.
ald conducted several ' contests.
Courtesy remarks were, given by
1V rs, it ss Gammie.
. we
TheSe Outstanding. High-schoczl .students .
have Igen awarded"
O NTRE�I�
To commemorate the Centenary
of Canada's Confederation
and the :150th Anniversary of
Canada's First : Bank . in 1967
:...�,.'•.•.•s -Uo. •o••.o•.o•'•
•.
ktN. %Att....
for the
Province of
• '.'••••.•.• •....•..... •:...• o'.• •'•..•..•
MICHAEL ANTHONY CHURCH
Northview Heights Collegiate Institute
Willowdale ,
SARAH ANNE DOYLE
' London South Collegiate Institute
London
,RICHARD HALL ELPHICK
Alderwood Collegiate Institute;
Toronto `•
BRIAN. SUSUMU - KAWASAKI
Alderwood Collegiate Institute
Toronto.. :.
MARY ELIZABETH. KRUG
' Havergal College • •
• Toronto '
LINDA GAIL McFARLANE
.Burlington Central High School.
.Burlington
JAMES DOUGLAS McGHEE
Thornhill District High School
/ Thornhill •
JUDITH ANN MILLINGTON
Earl Haig Collegiate Institute
Wiilowdale
CATHERINE ISOBEL REID
Earl: Haig Collegiate Institute . .
Wiilowdale
JEAN , MARY REILLY
Richview. Collegiate Institute
Islington
LEE .SCOTT ,SIMS ,
Malvern: Collegiate institute''
Toronto
ROBERT SPENCER DAVID THOMAS
Leaside High School . .
Leaside
OWEN ;WHITBY
Eastwood Collegiate Institute
Kitchener
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ese thirteen hpromising young Ontario
students 'are among the 50' from all parts
of Canada who will shortly begin their
college careers in the ' Arts or Sciences
at the Universities of their choice under •
the. Bank of. Montreal Canada Centennial
Scholarship Plan: Each .of these students
will receive 4 schglarship of $750, in>this,
the firstyear of the Bank's seven-year Plan.
We, at. the Bank of Montreal, congratu.
late these exceptional -young people. We
arehappy to assist them in their pursuit of
Y f
HERE ARE I
RE .THE ADDITIONAL AWARDS FOR
,__. ._.� _
48 SCHOLARSHIPS, OF 41,500 .. .
•
In ''the' Spring of 1961; the top .16. of. :
these 50•students will each be awarded
a:•=-Bof=M--Seholarsh�p- of....:$1:;500-:for�._�
second -year university training.
a higher education in fields where • they 'will
have the o ortunit . through scientific'
Pp Y
research and pursuits . in the public service,
='to contribute in some notable way to the
'Common good of the nation in the years
ahead. .
To all of these students _ we extend
warmest . wishes in ' their ' endeavours to
qualify for the additional valuable scholar-,
ships\to be awarded each year until 1967,
when the Plan culminates. 'in Canada's •
Centennial'Year..
WHICH" THESE STUDENTS, MAY QUALIFY:
2 BANK OF MONTREAL CANADA
CENTENNIAL AWARDS OF $5,000
in: 1967, to culminate this seven-year
..:'p�lam, aha=iwa-�top�tudents�one•.;� `� '
and One in Science -will be. chosen, from
all 50 original participants in the . plan, •
to receive the Bank of Montreal Canada
Centennial Awards of :$5,000 • Cach for a
further year of study anywhere in Can-
ada or abroad.
Thus, to each of these two: winners — if .
they, hai'e been participants• throughout
the plan - the Bank will have provided
financial assistance amounting to $19,250.
• • • • • •'. ••• ••" • • • • • • • • • •• 11 • 6 0''.
In . 1962 and 1963,• provided at least
'good •second-class grades have been
maintained,;' these.. same students will
each be awarded a B of M , Scholarship
of $1,500per annum . . . leading, to
graduation in 1964..
24 FELLOWSHIPS OF $3,000'.,..
In the Spring. o/ 1964, the top eight of. • •
these 16 students nrviii each be awarded'
a•B of,M Scholarship of $3,000 for one
year's' study anywhere in . Canada or
abroad. ,
• In 1965 and ..1966, provided' a satisfac-
tory standard of work has been main-
taincd, these same students Will each be
awarded a B of M ScWarship of $3,000
per annum for further study leading to
their Doctorate. '
p
Scholarshi' Students are chosen on merit
alone' acadethic standing and Charac-
ter y-- by. Independent selection commi