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Page The Haileyburian Thursday, August 27, 1959 Wy, Above workers are shown busily engaged in erecting the new North Cobalt fire-hall which will house their recently purchased fire truck, The fire station will service Bucke township, and the volunteer fire-fighters which will man the equip ment are already training so they will be able to put the equipment into service when it arrives. : Discuss University At St. Paul's Church United Church adherents, and other interested in the develop- ment of a University in Northern Ontario met Tuesday evening in New Liskeard for a briefing in the planning that has been carried on so far for a. United Church Col- lege. The College, if completed, will be associated with the projected Un- iversity of Northern Ontario. At the meeting, attended by close to 50 people, a picture of the overall planning was given, and an explanation of the important role a United -Church College would play in turning a dream of Northerners into a reality. Also emphasized was the need for additional university accomo- dation in Canada, if the youth of the rapidly growing country is to be given a chance for higher edu- cation. Members heard that four North- ern Presbyteries have launched their financial campaign to raise the necessary funds, and that this meeting, and another to be held in Cochrane shortly were being held in urge the two remaining Pres- byteries to start their campaigns as soon as possible. It was also revealed that the or- ganization had made considerable headway with the University in North Bay and with the Sudbury University. The support of both will be needed to meet Department of Education requirements for a University. The representations made at the meeting will be presented at the Temiskaming Presbytery meeting to be held early in September. Kirkwood - Kent The United Church College Cha- pel, Winnipeg, Manitoba, was the scene of a pretty summer wedding on Friday, August 7, when Miss Heather Rosalind Kemp, daugh- ter of F. E. Kemp and the late Mrs. Kemp of Winnipeg, was unit- ed in marriage to Robert Myles Kirkwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Kirkwood of Otter Rapids, form- erly of Cobalt and Elk Lake. Rev. S. B. Newcombe officiated at the ceremony. Wedding music was played by the groom's mother, Mrs. Kirkwood. Baskets. of gladioli and other summer flowers decor- ated the Chapel for the occasion. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a_ waltz-length gown of white nylon organza fa- shioned on princess lines with boat shaped neckline and trimmed with tiny white velvet bows. Her should- er length veil fell from a pill box- style-headdress and she carried a crescent of red delight roses. Miss Dorothy Hawkins of Winnipeg at- tended the bride as maid of Hon- our. Her gown was a crystal blue organza, waltz-length and she wore a matching flower and feather half hat. Her flowers were a crescent of pink roses. \ _Following the ceremony, ception was held at the stead'. Mrs. the guests wearing a navy blue costume, matching hat and white accessories. She wore a corsage of flame red rosebuds. For their honeymoon trip to Ken- ora, Duluth and other parts of the States, the bride wore a white and green suit with white accessories. On their return they will reside at Bissett, Man., where the groom is employed at the Sanatonia Mine. Guests attended from Rapid City, Man., Bissett, Man., Strat- ton, Ont., Hamilton, Quebec City and Otter Rapids. Prior to her marriage, the bride was entertain- ed by Miss Dorothy Hawkins and several other friends. a re- "Holm- Kirkwood received |, Swim Classes At liskeard = Results of the New Liskeard Re- creation Swim Classes held at New Liskeard Beach. 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