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ae Se ar I - Page 6 The Haileyburian Thursday, May 14, 1959 Northern University A Federated School A decision may soon be forth- coming regarding the location of a proposed University of North- ern Ontario. At a meeting in Sud- bury, the Association's sub execu- tive was 6mpowered to convene an authorizing board which will make the final decision. Meanwhile, ad- vice on the question of a site is to be sought from the Churches, in- dustry and the Provincial Govern- ment. The association has so far care- fully avoided questions of location, saying the decision should be made. by senior levels of the churches involved and the govern- ment, Yesterday's meeting also sket- _ ched out the form it has in mind for a great university of the north. The University is to be made-up of various colleges within a feder- ation under a non-denominational board. of governors. This would qualify the institution for govern- ment grants. It was emphasized that the ideas were necessarily tentative and would need the agreement of Pro- testant and Roman Catholic Churches ,and other bodies before they could be adopted as a final form. Under the proposed scheme, a United 'Church College, Anglican College, one or more Roman Cath- News from the Svelyn Shoppe When: you meet a golf enthus- jast hurrying to the golf course with a certain gleam in her eye, no doubt she is thinking, 'This time, I WILL get a drive of 250 yards or more." We know there is no doubt you will be looking your best if you are wearing some of the comfortable golf clothes from Evelyn's. One of our Ship'n Shore golf blouses gives you that extra room in the back for an easy swing, and you can choose one with sleeves or if you prefer, the sleeveless style. A golf skirt by "Irving" in uncrushable linen has large back pocket and belt tabs in front for golf teés, plus two low placed pleats in front. 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These are a new whimsy of fashion, So shop early and be réady for a fun-packed, eare-free summer. FLASH! ! To make room for summer stock, Evelyn is drastic- ally reducing the balance of spring coats and some all-weather coats. THE olic Colleges, and perhaps other groups would federate. Name proposed for the United Church faculty is Huntington Col- lege. This commemorates _ the name of the first missionary of the reformed church to take up active ministry in Northern Ontario. The Northern Ontario University Association was founded by the United Church, but is now increas- ing representation from the other Protestant denominations. Rector of the Epiphany Anglican Church, Rev. F. S, Craymer, re- ported on the position of his church in its relationship to the Association. He said the Anglican Bishops of the north are to meet with United Church leaders in Toronto in the near future and it was his personal opinion that offi- ciak Anglican backing would be forthcoming for a university | pro- ject. The meeting was also attended by Baptist, Lutheran and Presby- terian representatives who gave assurances of support. President . of the ~ Association, Rev. Dr. E; S. Lautenslager. of St. Andrews United.Church, Sudbury, told a reporter: "The next major step is to engage an executive Sec- retary who can carry on the neces- sary negotiations with other churches and organizations. The pattern has taken on the definite |\shape of Cobalt Personals Cobalt ladies who. attended the Sixth Annual Temiskaming Pres- bytery meeting were Mrs. H. Mil- ler, Mrs. P. Winks, Mrs. T. Jack- son and Miss Sadie Davis. This meeting was held at St. Paul's United Church in New Liskeard on Wednesday, May 6. Mrs. E. Whitehead Zone Com- mander of Temiskaming District K-1 of the Canadian Legion made her official visit to the Ladies' Auxiliary in Haileybury on Thurs- day, May 7. She was accompanied by Mrs. P. Winks and Mrs. A. Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn- Rivers and baby Linda Louise left Sun- day -for Geraldton, where they will be residing. Mrs. Rivers and baby have been visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Richards for the past three months. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peddle were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Peddle's mother, Mrs. Lau- rette Jeffries. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards last week were their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Dr. and Mrs. David Watson and Patrice of Port Credit. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sadier; Linda|, and Keith, Temagami, were week- a federated university with the churches setting up only residential colleges. The main ed- ucational aspect of the university will be fashioned by a non-denom- inational governing body. 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