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PETERHUROUGH, ONTARIO, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1964 y \u um v at nivetsity Officiuly Opene * By Governor-General Georges Vanier * ‘k * ‘k * ‘k * ‘k * at More Thorough Education New Neale ‘ To Face Automation, Crowd Toll/At IIuII , By SHIRLEY MCDONALD (Examiner Slafl Reporter Gavernur - General George: Q"? Vanier officially opened Trent ' Untversxty Saturday watched by an audience at thnusandr. ga- |hurud in [rant 0! [he university entrance at Bubtdge and Sher- bmoke Sts. "I Want. to impress Ullfln yuu Hm SL‘riuusnt‘ss u! yuur undeI- W taktng." he told the governors. tuculty and students. “There 15 no room for him who would oc- cupy a pluCL' wuhuut contribut- ing what he can during this, the fraiiest though the most momen- tous year Jar Trent. “A universtty ts a vibrant. ltvmg lhmE. Sn lung as it has no tradition at its own, it must draw \that it can from its mem- bers and ahinrh the rest from the (OuliXl'ySldL' arnttnd 1t “ Ht: said Trent University was fortunate in the history of HS area. “The early pioneers such d5 Robinson and Ruhidge, and tm- eatiy wutm such as Mum , LIIL’ and Traill and Jamasun let! *7», their marks here. ll 15 fitting * that your buildings should bear some of U’WH‘ names and recall ttwr histnry nnrl tratiltitms." \‘UUTHFUL POPULATION Trent Universin was especial. It needed m;- whp-p time was mm H idIgP anti ytmlhfttl pupr uluttun. Im 5m He caused ‘ ‘ hummer “'tlh (onln‘i‘nls on his PRESIDENT ' H. B. SYMONS GREETS GOVERNOR-GENERAL AND itAuAME VANIER ‘ rill 5“an “mm” m my Cultirful Ceremonies Mark Official Opening of Trent Umvemty u. "Ilmmg stmkr‘n tn mnr- very _, ymtn: tu-apu, I rum-1m u it mt] tHI(.H PRAISE xml ltc difficult in mi 'ircnt L'm- i -[ umemand mm [he cam. m-utv," hc umtwd- ‘1 have 3 twill! rur Imus in building the twlm; the bull] rn't around untitlyrxtttv “tended m :03] by l’ulet'anrnugh is tort high” tfi hm rum in :1 mm Mien Referring In the NW - amt. “tut-t :tnti twtwtuuwn manta» \uwtu m rm ht- mitt ll tuett 'th~ are xytnp tor funds, this is S tn'iwtl LP 'Ut'k‘ J‘J'Jmi Mt trnty a remarkable achievement ‘wh Mar a. Whore and nut [um and do; 9; high um‘sg " ta‘ (mm r\ when-g 149:?ch Iiu m , [mend [he mum“ h, c tout-d a ntSEnJlCent sue," ~l" m tt~ It-arhng motttndsu ' t van Pt mild. hr t's’ni’tiifihmf‘tlt at my rnlr HI thaw“! ‘ltr‘ :vtlvmslli and} in and mutual M'Htt‘llm Wu: a ilmttl “m at mntmt- of the minim-t. \tiltt'Ii m etttettumcd 3W3.and|tlttt‘CiPDD(‘T{|ll/ll1“llh mm “.1. [gt-mum; at a ml the unn‘CrS .v mganHCh wummk ‘ "\th are aL’L’UStflmml to think- In: (if ottut'atmn 9.x H'itflnlinflt II t, Hut Educattnu I: lllt' culti- -..muw Ut u‘l t-ttquumg mind . :Juuui mm pruuhwlt‘ (invitatth ‘ tron}: THOROUGH , » th‘lutucd on Page 2! ‘