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Page 2 â€" Watertoo Chronicle, Wednesday, November 19, 1975 "*DECORATIVE CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS® by Mrs. Verna Struke, 16 Layton St. Kitchener at MacGregor School Central St. Waterioo FRIDAY NOVEMBER 28, 1975 at 8:00 p.m. & warch HiLll EABRICS fsnanmemetth 220 King North, Waterioo (near University) WATERLOO HNORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Cordially invites You To hear a lecture & see a demonstration Layâ€"Away Plan No Service Charge Convenient *Cod C 7 Buy direct from the manufacturer and save 220 KING STREET N. (near University) 885â€"2170 in Newtex Ory Cleaning Bidg., Waterioo WATCH HILL BABRICS Mon to Wed. 9:30 to 6, Thurs., Fri. till 9 p.m., Sat. to Great Christmas Gifts Priced Right BLOUSES , Silky plains and figured long sleeve shirts with tailored or French cuffs. Sizes 10 to 20. . ....... SCARVES â€" IUAKVES â€" Small and large squares, plains and figures in fashion shades to accent any outfit. LUREX SHELLS â€" L“REX MNELL® â€" Goild or silver for the party season ahead. Plains and figures in navy, brown and orange. Save now! Special anniversary prices! 3.49 Reg. 5.50. SPECIAL. .. yd. B NEW DENIMS Reg. to 6.98. SALE Clearance Wide Variety of m» Luis BoutciqUec FABRICS 20 o 50 orr A new scholarship proâ€" gram was announced at the University of _ Waterloo Senate meeting Monday. It is made possible through the final disposition of the estate of the late Ford S. Kumpf, one of the City of The Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo Little Theatre production of "W dren‘s creative drama class this Friday through Sunday players above are left to right, Owl. Esther Simpson ; Kan Peter Conrad ; Roo, Paula Isley ; Pigliet, Carol Beisel ; Chri ...v«. 349 ... vc. 3.98 announces scholarship program Waterloo‘s best known citiâ€" Each year, commencing in September, 1976, three or four Ford S. Kumpf scholarships will be awardâ€" ed students entering UW from secondary schools in the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. The allocations will be made by a committee of the university‘s Senate which is concermned with scholarships and â€" student Recipients will receive $750 in their first year and, upon maintaining first class honors standing, an additionâ€" al $750 in second year. Thus the maximum amount of each scholarship will be aid. 171 King St. 745 8445 FAMILIES APPRECIATE UR FINE CHAPEL FACILITIES KITCHENERâ€"WATERLOO MONTESSORI SCHOOL Funeral Home Ltd. heatre production of ‘"Winnie the Pooh" will be performed by the chilâ€" s Friday through Sunday at the Victoria Park pavilion in Kitchener. The wi. Esther Simpson ; Kanga, Wendy Nemesvari; Rabbit, Brian Hill; Eeyor, Piglet, Carol Beisel; Christopher Robin, John Isley and Pooh, Su Fischer. Coward 4. oob $o [A ie h . B, V e 1 817 6/ For Children From 2â€"1/2 â€" 6 Years of Age. Inclusive 3 C @ Educational Program Based fa P on the Montessori Method [vef * @ French Instruction For all hi . Children ‘) 6 ® Openings for Afternoon f L /A Sessions available (5 days iT t a week) stt *" â€" s ®@ Fees will be $55.00 per month Now Taking enroiments for January For More Information And A Free Brochure Call 742â€" 1051 10 ALLEN ST. EAST, WATERLOO $1,500. The funding for the scholâ€" arships comes from the Kumpf estate. Under the terms of his will Mr. Kumpf left an initial bequest to UW of $15,000. Mr. Kumpf, who died in 1960, had been keenly interâ€" ested in the thenâ€"new Uniâ€" versity of Waterloo; he was a member of its Board of Governors. Poppy campaign nets $4,000 Waterloo Legion‘s Poppy collection from the various shopping plazas proved very successful this year, bringâ€" ing in a total of $4,000. The descendant of a pio neer family in the communâ€" ity, he had been president of The Dominion Life Assurâ€" ance Company for many The Legion extends conâ€" gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Driver and famiâ€" ly of Waterloo for their efâ€" fort in the campaign. The family collected $1,500 from the Fairview Plaza. Branch 530 expresses its appreciâ€" ation to the Driver family for their contribution this year and also in years past. _ The Branch also thanks the Ladies Auxiliary, the Air Cadets and others who took part in making the Poppy campaign a success. Optometry awards years and had been active in community affairs. Two Kitchener â€" Waterloo residents were among 45 University of Waterloo School of Optometry stuâ€" dents who received scholâ€" arships, prizes and bursaryâ€" scholarships recently. UW‘s School of Optometry, the only English language school of optometry in Canada announced the 1975 awards recently, at the school‘s _ annual _ awards banquet. Scholarships and prizes, which total $12,000 are for students in the school‘s four year profesâ€" sional program. This proâ€" gram which leads to a docâ€" tor of optometry degree, follows a preâ€"professional preparatory first year. Dennis Ruskin, Albert Street Waterloo, received a $150 Kâ€"W UOptical Limited prize. Helen Froese, of East Avenue, Kitchener, obtained $300 from the Perâ€" cy _ Hermant _ Centennial bursaryâ€"scholarship. Inflation meet Max Saltsman, M.P., will give a talk entitled "Inflaâ€" tion: Price and Wage Conâ€" trol" at the University of Waterloo, at 2 p.m., today, Not. 19. His talk will be given in room 212, engineerâ€" ing lecture hall.