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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, 'THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2frd, 1965- Agricultural Scholarships Announced- A. O. Dairymple, Agricultural -Representative and secretary of tution of theDurha« -of the E.. A. Summers Memorial rlAscaineh Scholarship Committee announceddil Asoiatione acr recently the resuits of the various ideving will egacci -agricutural Scholarship awards fiv e voting doeutesh Ior urha Couty.delegates Mr. Wade si In 1958, the E. A. Summers Scholarship Fund was set up and I is' generally e. since that time a $100 scholarship Russell C. Honey,M has been awarded annually to a liam in the iast- Pai student attending an agricultural be the candidate agai school or coilege for' advanced training in agriculaure. The sel- - ection committee met recentiy and the E. A. Smmers Scholarship will be awarded ta, Paul Tamblyn who is now a student in tlie~ fourtli year degree course at the Sa Agricultural College at the Uni- versity of Guelph. PA The Oshawa an d District Real EAR ýEstate Board for the past three E year's has awarded a $100 schoiar- ship to an agricultural student 100 toC ent ering bis first year in advanc- ed agricuitural1 education. Mr. Ken Hawkins, secretary of the6 Oshawa and District Reai Estate6 Board also is a member of this committee and at the selection 6 committee meetin~g, it was decid- ed that Mr. Ken Knox of Harnp- -ton would be awarded this sebol- arship this year. Ken Knox is very active in 4-H and Junior Farmer work and' will be attending the Kemptville Agricultural Scliool at Kemptville. For a number of years, the J. S. M-cLean Foundation lias awarded two $125.00 scholarships ta be given each of two years ta stud- ,ents attending the Kemptville Ag- ricultural sehool. Those wlio have been awarded this scholarship are Mr. Brian Bradley, BowmanVille, -who bas been active in 4-H and Junior Farmer work and Mr. Ken Knox, Hampton. These seholar- ships are awarded to the student upon completion of the first I A terma with an average of at least e0%. Members of the Selection Com- niittee- this year were Ken Haw-, kins, Secretary, Oshawa and Dist- rich Rteal Estate Board; Bruce, representing the Federation of Agriculture; Gerry Brown, presi- dent of the 4-H Club Leaders As- -sociation; Don Weish, president ,of the Junior Farmers, and A. 0. Dajrymple, Agricutural Repres- entative. ,1 Congratulations are extended to the young men being a; re -these scholarships and we hoe -that they wili ho of assistance in providing them with future atg- -ricultural training. Durham Liberals To Meet Oct., 6th Durhai4,Counity Liberal Associ- ation President, Harry Wade, an- nounced Septemher'2th that the Nominating Convention for Dur- ham Riding wiil be held ini Bow- snanville on October 6th. Guest speaker will be the, Honourable Mitchell Sharp, -Minisî,ter of Trade and Commerce, In accordaî-ce wt thecnti CallyourI llcensed ?lumbing&. Mechanicai Contractor who sel-s, installs and 8uaranteel CARMAN PLUMBING - HFEATING Phone 143, Orono Mîllbrook Enrols More Pupi1s' 'Millbrook High Sehooi started sehool, is in charge of English the fail term September 7th whh clas;ses; Cecil Canham, formerly three new teachers, m,,ire pupils, of Brock Higli Schooi in Canning- and the almplified facilities of an ton, teaclies commercial subjects; nCounty Lib- addition contain-Ing two new ciass and David Grundy, in Cayuga h pol in the Irooms, a guidance office and a last year, instruets Grade 9 in ýedited with storeroom. Grade 13, twice assceean gorplyMrGu- s.Credentials numerous as last years will have ;ortiy ta the ýa high standard to emulate, for dy lives in Port Hope, and teacli- said.i Principal William Brown reports es half time there. that last year's Upper Sehool expected that students pa-sed 86 per cent of ail Mrs. Elizabeth Twomey, who I.P. for Dur- papers tried. tauglit hall time in Miilbrook last rlîament will y hevear, is now teaching fu~i timne. in. O h new staff menibers, Miss She is in charge of Latin anid ýMay Gr-oss fromn Trenton Higli girls' physical education. BEST BUY!- Save 15c! Deep Browned - with, Pork BEST BUY! Save 3e! Libby's Fancy Qu Furuit C'wocktal BEST B UY! Save 8e! Shirriff - Good M~ MA RMALADE * £ ~ DEST BIJY! - NEW! -' Taste Treat for Dogs Aff> 19 Cash Vour le Coupon Save llc LIBBY'S COOKED SPAGHETTI 20-os, Tins 4for 89C Save 9e! Libbys Deep Buttered CORN 14-os. Tins 4 .for 8 9c Save lie! SLIBBYS TOMATO CATCHUP 18-oz. Botties 2for 5 9c Save lie! 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