The Icelandic Canadian - 01.09.1964, Side 49

THE ICELANDIC CANADIAN
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bister Scholarship, 3rd Year—$100,
2. L’Alliance Francaise Book Prize—
for hirhest standing in French III
or French III portion of IIIH.
Winnipeg Underwriters’ Association
Scholarship (for highest average in
Third Year Arts, General, Flonors,
or Latin Philosophy) $100. (See Icel.
Canadian, Autumn ’61, page 45).
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Johnson, Verne Gudjon, son of Gud-
jon and the late Mary Johnson, of
Lundar, Manitoba, won the Dean
A. E. McDonald Memorial Bursary
(Second Year Engineering offered
by the Professional Engineer’s Wives
Association) — $200.00 (See Icel. Can.
Spring ’63 and Autumn ’61, p. 46).
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Johnson, Valdine Gudrun, daughter of
Mrs. Olina and the late John John-
son of Winnipeg, won the Canada-
Iceland Foundation scholarship of
$200.00 for highest standing in Ice-
landic. (see Icelandic Can. Summer
1964, page 47).
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William Flelgi Donald Hurst
William Helgi Donald Hurst, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hurst of Win-
nipeg. Mrs. Hurst is Gyda, daughter
of Mr. Gisli Johnson and the late Mrs.
Johnson of Winnipeg. He won the fol-
lowing:
1. Architectural Woodwork Prize —
(offered by Acme Sash and Door Co.).
2. J. G. Frasesr Ltd. Summer Sketch
Prize.
Magnusson, Denis Norman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. N. L. Magnusson of Minot,
N. D. won the following: 1. T. Eaton
Co. of Canada Limited Scholarship
in Third Year Commerce—minimum
75 per cent $200.00.
2. Isbister Scholarship, Third Year
(See Icel. Can. Summer .64 and Sum
mer '62, page 48)