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Electing A Primate ,

TORONTO. Aug. 31 -When the Electoral College at the General Synod at the Church of England in Canada meets in .Victoria on September 7th to elect its eighth Primate in the 58 years since its founding. it will do so through a thoroughly democratic selection by both clerical and lay delegates.

The church head may be any bishop or archbishop in oh'ar-ge of a Canadian diocese-a. diocese be- ing one or the 28 regions into which Canada is divided tor .pur- poses of church administration. The archbishops are known as Metropolitans and preside over ecclesiastical provinces. each of which contain a number of diocese. Bishops who would not be eligible for the Primacy are suiiragan and co-adiutor bishops-i.e. assistant bishops-and bishops who have re- tired as diocesan heads.

On his election, the new Primate takes the title at Archbishop. if he is not already so designated, and becomes President of the General synod. He may serve for life or as long as he is bishop out a Canadian diocese. lie may resign by written notice to the Senior Metropolitan. but his resignation becomes affect- Ive only when it is accepted by a majority of the bishops.

The Primate is elected by the General Synod, acting throughan Electoral College. The Electoral College is made up of Bishops of the Upper House and other mem- bers of the Executive Council elected or appointed as provided by the Church Constitution.

The Electoral College attends a Celebration of Holy communion on the day of the election and then convenes for organization and hears the report on the credent- ials of its members. Then, the bishops retire and sit as an Upper liouse, apart irom the remaining clergy and laymen who constitute the Lower House.

Voting By Ballot -

At this point. the Upper House submits three or more nominat- ions for the office or Primate to the Lower House which votes pby ballot until an election results or until it asks the Upper House for additional nominations. In the Low- er ll0use.cler;;y and laity vote sep- aratelyand thercisno election un- ,tii ncandidatc reccivesa majority of hoth the clerical and lay votes. No ldcbritc is permitted on any motion or ballot. and each nomination inust be voted on. In the event that the Lower House is unable to elect a Primate. the election is by the Upper House. when the Lower liouse receives the names of three or more can- didatcs and docs not elect a Prim- ate alter two ballots. the candidate receiving the smallest number 0! votes is dropped for the next bal- lot. and similarly, after each vote. the nominee receiving the smallest number nl vntcs is dropped for the next ballot until only two nominees rcmnin.

it is interesting to note that a change may be made "by proclam-

EIlen's Diary Continued from page 2 j1 noticing today that our piece of new land is commencing to turn. it all goes well with it. we should gather a nice bit or grain truth there."

Now he looks up from his read- ing to say "It's those coniouncied Communists. Ellen that are keep- ing the world in a turmoil .. . Wouldn't you think that every country in the world would be so weary of schisms and wars they'd be only too happy to come to peace terms . . . somehow? But. there it is now - no nearer to it than they were some weeks ago. Why? who knows?- It says here Ellen, that the pork market's keeping steady? And isn't that good tor the tarm- er with teed to buy - andl twine! Twine": expensive this year . . .so high a. fellow doesn't know whether to laugh or cry!" . . .But bed beckons, the wide, old one soft mattresscd. relaxing. and dream- iilied in the room above the kit- chen.

Until tomorrow - - Diary - - Good-night. . . . . . . .

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ins (no nagging. please), yourself. stop taking orders - give a lewi Make him realize you're a person, too, not just an inanimate piece of household machineryl

DEAR DOROTHY Dix: '1 was married for four years and have been divorced live months. My ex-husband says he wants to re-marry me. but keeps putting it all. I know there will never be anyone else (or me. He rum around a lot and always has. but I keep thinking some- day he'll settle down. Do you think I am doing the right thing by waiting tor him? BETTIE

ANSWE3: You are having a glorious time building dream castles. out I doubt very much it you'll ever see them materialize. Your ex- nusband simply enjoys keeping you dangling, and as long as you're will- ing that's as in as you'll get. If one marriage didn't make him settle down. the second one certainly wonlti

DEAR M185 DIX: I am 14 years old. a graduate 0! Junior High. I have a crush on a 19-year-old boy who has walked me home a iew timu. My parents have iorhidtien me to see him any more. Do you think it is wrong tor a girl my age to go with a boy five years older? How can I persuade my parents we just want to be friends? KAYE

ANSWER: At your age. a difference of five years is quite a bit; you'd be much better with buy friends closer to you in years. Your parents must have good reason tor forbidding a continuance oi your xriendship. Follow their advice and make new iriends.

DOROTHY DIX cannot reply personally to readers, but will ans- wer problems of general interest through her column.

ation" so that all bishops and- priests of the Church of England in Canada may be eligible for the ottice or Primate. This proclamat- ion ha.s not been made, but such t I I I lbilit I th f- . , EI((:ee!bltoEIri(r)riafe1gis avglilalblle slilollld had exmblmd his W-Wk 1" the General Synod so decide.

MOSCOW. Sept. 1 - (Reuters) -Ivan Nikolaevich, '19. Russiabl best-lrnown woodcut artist, has died, it was announced today. He

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