HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-05-19, Page 13CONGRATULATIONS
And BEST WISHES
To Alan Galbraith on the Modernization
Job he has accomplished on the former
PUC Building (Murray Block),
It has been our pleasure to de the
Electrical and Lighting Installations
and supplying Fixtures in this modern
addition to Clinton's business section.
ALF. SCOTCHMER
WIRIN9. AND LIGHTING CONTRACTOR
Phalle 16 Bayfield
CONGRATULATIONS
To Al Galbraith on the extensive
renovations and modernization of the
Murray Block (former PUC buildin9). •
It has been a , privilege to have
done all the
PLUMBING HEATING
and Eavestroughing
JOHN SANGSTER
PLUMBING and HEATING
GAR WOOD FURNACES
Albert Street (2 Doors North of Murray Block)
PHONE HU 24035 •
Our Congratulation's to
AL GALBRAITH
On the outstanding remodelling of the old Murray Block '
The stores and offices provided by this extensive
alteiation are a credit to Clinton's already
Modern Business Section.
It has been our pleasure to provide
a large portion of the building
materials used in
this project.
J. W. COUNTER supplies
LUMBER, WALLB,OARDS, MASONITE, SASH, DOOR$
MOULDINGS, ,ROOFING AND INSULATION
"YOUR PLYWOOD HEADQUARTERS"
Phone HU 2-9612 Albert Street, Clinton
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Wt H. DALRYMPLE & SON, BRUCEFIELD
Huron's Delegate
To VMS Rally.
More than 100 delegates Wen,
dad the 45th annual council meet-
,trw of the Presbyterian Women's
Missionary Society (Westerniv-
isforr? in tho p.osedale Presbyter-
lan Church in Toronto, May 9 to
One four delegates from
the 1-larnilton-London Synodical
was. Miss E, M. Somerville, the
president of Huron 'Presbyterial,
Mayor Nathan .Phillips extended
the welcome of the City, During
the four-day sessions inspiring
messages. were presented by lead-
ers in the Presbyterian Church
pulpits, and in the National and
OverseaS, Mission Fields,.
Thursday, May 19, 1960 Clinton News-Record page 13 Golden Wedding Plans
Mr. and Mrs. N. Carter
Mn and Mrs. Len Evans and
Mr, and Mrs, Hsles Carter, Toron-
to, are honouring their parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Carter, 187
:Ontario :Street, Clinton,: CO the
ocoasion of ibeir Golden Wedding
Anniversary. :Friends and reintiv-
es :are invited to Attend an open
house at the .Carter residence on
Wednesday, June I., from 2 to 4
p.m, and from 7 to 0 p.m.
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Married at Wingham
Wingham United Church was the setting for the
wedding of MR. AND MRS. MURRAY CHRISTOPHER
DALE, on April 30. The bride is the former Muriel Fay
Gowdy, daughter of Mrs. Nelson. Gowdy, Wingham, and
the late Nelson Gowdy. Mr. and Mrs, Verne Dale, RR 1,
Clinton, are parents of the groom., The couple will, reside
in Byron. „, (Photo by Bill Connell)
Scholarship Plan by Bank of Montreal
First to Mark Canadian Centennial in 1967
Some Discontinued Designs—Odds and Ends
Some Items One of a Kind --
KROEHLER SOFA-A-B D
Acetate Frieze Cover—colour
REG. $114.00
5-PIECE DINETTE, —
Arborite Top — Large 36"x60" Natural Oak Base
and Chairs — REG. $143.00 .
3-PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE
Bookcase -1— Bed — Chiffoneer -- Double Dresser
One Only ,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,„,
KROEHLER TV SWIVEL CHAIRS
or KROEHLER REST ROCKERS—Your Choice
TABLE LAMPS
Fiberglass Shades
Beattie Furniture
Furniture Specials
Persimon
SPECIAL S 08.00
Reg.
$11 1.50 ,,,,,,,, 4,41,11,116 ,,,,,,
SPECIAL 'S 99.00
SPECIAL $149,00
$ 39.00
SPECIAL $ 6.00
provided a total of $19,250 at the
end of the bank-spansored study.
The allocation of scholarships
by provinces was worked out as
far as possible on the basis of pop-
ulation, with a minimum of ' two
tor each province. For Ontario
students passing grade XIII exams
with secondary. school graduation
diplomas this June, there are 13
B of M scholarships of $750 each.
As in other provinces, these
awards will be divided more or
less equally - between arts and
science students.
So far 'as is known, the scholar-
ship plan, is the first educational
scheme of its kind In !the world.
Ii will take the mast successful
students from high-school gradu-
ation to university graduation and
on. to postgraduate study toward
their doctoral degrees
developing
Hart 'said that the batik hoped, it
would help , produce scholars
who will bring "a' ceptribtition of
outstanding. value .to'• the nation
thraigh scientific research and.
ptusuits in the public service of
Canada, thus providing a tang-
ible and worthwhile observande of
the national teritennial • to the
future national advantage. And it
will be an' important part of our
own. 150th anniversary celebra-
tion."
Handbooks for candidates giv-
ing full particulars of the 13 of 1st
scholarship plan, including appli-
cation forms, are • available at all I
branches of the' bank,
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The Bank of Montreal has ine.g-
urated a seven-year scholarship
program to provide university
training in arts and science for
outstanding Canadian high-school
graduates in all ten provinces, ac-
cording to an announcement last
week by G. Arnold Hart, B of M
president.
First project to be announced
by any Canadian organization for
the observance of Canada's Cen-
tennial in 1967, the plan provides
for 50 top high-school graduates
to enter university on B of M
scholarships next autumn. The
program will culminate in 1967,
Canada's centennial year and
150th anniversary of the establish-
ment of the bank, Mr: Hart said,
with the conferring of centennial
awards on the top scientist and
the top humanist.
kritivhi' as "Bank of tIvlon-
treat Canada Centennial Scholar-
ships," the plan calls for 124
awards in all over the next seven.
years, ranging froth. $750 to
$5,000.
The project is a highly competi-
tive one, and all awards will be
made entirely on merit ,as deter-
mined by selection , committees
consisting, of faculty members of
universities from coast to coast.
The bank will take no part what-
ever in the decisions.
The plan, Which provides in-
creasing benefits to a reducing
number of participants, offers
the most promising students a ser-
ies of scholarships and fellowships
in the pure sciences and in - the
humanities or the social sciences.
Professional courses such as law,
medicine and engineering are not
included.
Scholarship students who are
successful in meeting the requisite
standards in the second, third and
fourth university years will re-
ceive awards of $1,500 per annum,
while those accepted for graduate
study in 1964, 1965 and 1966 will
receive awards of $3,000 per an-
num for study anywhere in Can-
ada or abroad
Then in 1967, Canada's centenn-
ial year, when the competition is
open to all who have participated
in the plan at any stage, the two
final 13 of M Canada centennial
awards will be made—one in arts
and one in science, These two
awards will be in the =bunt of
$5,000 each, to be used for further
study anywhere in the world.
To each of two final winners,
if they have participated through-
out the plan, the, bank will have
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