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Nine chemical engineering unâ€" dergraduates at the University of Waterloo have been awarded J. P. Bickell Foundation Scholarâ€" ships for high academic standing. The scholarships carry a value of $250 for a fourâ€"month term and may be renewed if the stuâ€" dent maintains his high standâ€" ing. _ Awards have been made to fourth year students Peter A. Knack of Preston and Lawrence D. Hughes of Pierrefonds, Que., and to seven second year stuâ€" dents: Vaughn C. Smith, North Bal; Viesie W. Aniol, Sudbury; Gerald E. Lalonde, Brantford; John J. Tomins, Kitchener; Dougâ€" las A. McDaniel, â€" Kitchener; Richard J. Heron, Thornhill and John K. Thrasher, Stratford. Foundation Honors Nine Students Waterloo‘s â€" engineering _ stuâ€" dents spend fourâ€"month terms at university alternated with fourâ€" month terms in industry, for practical experience. The report, produced by the Booz, Allen and Hamilton conâ€" sulting firm, will now be circuâ€" lated among the faculty, staff and the entire student body for study The university has also adaptâ€" ed its popular coâ€"operative timeâ€" table used in its engineering proâ€" gram to other courses including mathematics, _ applied _ physics, applied chemistry, physical and health education, and environâ€" mental â€" architecture studies â€" at the graduate level. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw and their son, Bill, 22, of 28 Austin Drive, _ Waterloo, _ and _ Carol Shantz of 156 Wilson Ave., leit last week from Toronto Internaâ€" tional Airport for a threeâ€"week visit with relatives in London, England. Over half of the university‘s 7,100 students are presently enâ€" rolled in these coâ€"operative proâ€" grams. The first instalment of a report from a firm of consultants studyâ€" ing Waterloo Lutheran Univerâ€" sity recommends that the uniâ€" versity concentrate its teaching in the field of undergraduate inâ€" struction and the humanities. 2 _ The Waterice Chronicle, Wednesday, December 13, 1967 â€" Urge Humanities Concentration Harold Lahn toâ€"day 576â€"1560 Luâ€"Sheil Homes Ltd. 316 Marsland Dr., Waterloo Chatelaine Award Winning Builder QUALITY BUILDERS For FREE INFORMATION Visiting London CUSTOM HOMES The Latest Designs Complete Costs Mortgage Arrangements Building Locations Consult Within 20 miles of Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo of The uni@ersity believes â€" that never before in Ontario have faculty, staff and students been so fully involved in determining the future of their university, its policies and the programs it will offer. The material \will go out in three stages. It is hoped that a Dr. _ Henry Endress, acting president, said that task forces of _ students, faculty and staff have been established. Campus forums will be conducted so that the views of all can be ascerâ€" tained. and recommendation before action is taken by the board of governors. Specialists In Pension Plans and Estate Analysig Joe A. Strub C.L.U. R.R. 3, Waterloo Imperial Life Assurance Company of Canaga Your One Stop Shop For Stationery In Waterloo Attache Cases, Ash Trays, Address Books, Advent Calendars SCHENDEL STATIONERY LTD. candles, Crackers, Calendars, Chess Sets & Boards asty Notes, Hallmark Cards ibbons, Recipe Boxes, Relish Dishes deals, ITee Buckets, Imprinted Cards teins, Seals, Salad Sets, Spice Racks able Covers, Telephone Index, Trays, Typewriters Tags and Ties, Tapes tationery (Boxed), Stockings, Serviettes atches, Mugs, Memo Pads PC Enistimes Cords \ 120 King South They recommend that the new graduate school of social work and the bachelor of divinity proâ€" gram be continued and offerings in the undergraduate school of business and _ economics be strengthened. preliminary report will be ready for the board of governors‘ Jan. 30 meeting and final summation of campus views for the March 12 meeting. The consultants suggest the present master of arts programs be phased out, the bachelor of science program be discontinucd, and, further science courses supâ€" port the undergraduate arts proâ€" . Hall is one of the most promising of Waterloo artists to date. Let Christmas be an investment in beauty for your home â€" See the many Waterloo County 743â€"8248 Landscapes 38 Terrystone Walk 576â€"9522 or 743â€"7509 D. R. HALL ngSENG» Use the Chronicle Classified Section By Solve your Christmas Gift Proâ€" blems with attractive stationery . . . personal, stationery, boxed stationery, or open stock papers and matching envelopes, quality papers in tasteful colors. Waterloo Thur., Fri., Sat. Dec. 14, 15, 16 CURTAIN TIME 8 P.M. SHARP Box office seats $2.00 Students $1.00 Sat. 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Little At The Theatre of the Arts University of Wateriooe HOURS: qo LaGe By Â¥ secacts 50 fill‘ josupn 6