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Mother Chabanel stressed that doctrinal affirmation is the con- tainer, not_ the content’ for the catechist's message ‘to those he is teaching. |

The teacher must realize. she | said, that his or her role in Chris- tian education must be to ed- ucate in ‘‘yes-saying” and “to he concerned with obstacles to this | personal free rRRoanae.

Mother™Chabanel holds a Master’s degreé in theology and * is’ a graduate in catechetics from the Universityof Strds- | bourg, France. She ts directing the. institute's workshop on ca- techetics. :

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Eastern and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Aug. 11, 1966. 5

Centennial Performing Arts Program Is Discussed Here _

Development of national and |be prov ided to mutiuing commun- iprovincia] program being ‘co-or- ities across the nation. ‘dinated for Centennial year was! In attendance were Nicholas distussed yesterday at a joint |Goldschmidt, chief, ‘performing meeting—of Atlantic performing \arts division, and Richard. Gray- and Architecture workshops held |@"4 visual arts officers for Cen- burn, visial arts officer of the at the Liturgical ‘Institute and |tennial 67. | Centennial commission; Henr spoke last night on the ‘‘Arch-| - The meetings, held.in the gov- |Wrong,. director, Festival Can- itectural Demands of Renewed jernment . building, were under ada Agenqy; Leo.Bernache and Liturgy’. Mr. Frick spoke of |the chairmanship of Hon. ‘Farle |Mary Webb of the Agency Staff; the cultural rebirth which Chris. Hickey, provincial secretary. At Col. G.D. Dailley, co-director, tian Art and Architecture iS tending the discussions were re- ‘New Brunswick Centennial Ad- undergoing. A°self-appraisal, he! ipresentativés from. the Centen- | ministration; George Giannon, said, is now.taking place to in-| nia) Commission and Festival |director ~of: planning, Centennial crease. the ‘im 1al_—eanacda Agency-in-OtHawar—— year, and Alick Andrews of the. “visible malnutrition’? | Programs discussed included ‘Centennial staff,~Néwfoundland; 7 Lester Page, Centennial Arts Of- The Christian eeahiteat must | Festival Canada, with particular | fi

cer_and Mrs.- Evelyn Garbary

to understand his |emphasis on’ thé popular enter- of the Centennial’ Aste Riatt= time, Mr. Frick stated, and art |tainment segment ‘of this pro- tee Scotin: oe 24 re > No- from previous centuries will not|ments for assistance to rediice | be a; Lorne Monkley, De: produce 20th century man. The |ticket prices; visual arts. pro- haw rovinelal Secretary; Don expression of the beliefs of each|jects; provincial participation in are entennial Co-Ordinator; generation must be visible inthe spectacle on Patliament | 4/°¥ Bugden, Visual Arts Com. art, and form or style must fot Hii! to be staged by Sir Tyrone |yuvce Chairman; and Ronald

be imposed. t next August, and other | Irving, Performing Arts Com- Sessions continue today with Ge Seaican prov incial va |mittee Chairman, Prince -Ed-

a morning session beginning at operation. |ward Island,

At Liturgical Session

Two speakers shared the spot-|Catechetics’. In showi ing the! tight—at-last -night's—session—of- conection betw liturgy and the Liturgical Institute. the communicatifn and teaching |

Mother Chabanel, I.B.V.M., of the Christian/message, which currently advisor on the second-| is catechetics, Mother Chabanel ary school level in the office of | made continued ‘reference to the | | religous education for the Arch: |document “of the Vatican Coun-| | diocese of Toronto, addressed |cil concerning. Divine Revela- the delegates on. “Liturgy and‘tion, and urged- that teachers,

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9 o'clock. Workshops are on the agenda for the afternoon session,| In connection with the Canton:

ary festivals of music, /emphasis | WEATH ER

was placed on the need for,

schools to consult the special | TORONTO (CP) — Tempera- Ceritennial Syllabus, due in Sep- jtures:

New Policing

Ar rangermenss tember, in preparation for-pro- | Low overnight Hh Wednesday vincial Centennial finals in Saint | Snag aieata 34 49 ' Announced: John, N.B., next July. [Victoria ese. 56 66 Ot special-interest. to New- | Edmonton ....... 55.64 An arrangement by which|foundland delegates was the Regina rare uieees 49 76 municipalities with. a population |‘‘jsolated communities program" |Winnipeg ........ 44 77 between 1,500 and 15,000 maf |outlined at the meeting. Through | Toronto .......... 6 OTT _ |enter into independent contracts |this program, entertainment will LOUAWR Rs fice g cg 64 80 “er arrangement-with. the RCMP — | Montreal 67 A for the policing of the municipal- epee |Quebec= «.......45. 65° —"79s ities has been approved by the Gall |Fredericton ...... 5 76 Executive Council. ant ve {Saint John 54 72 ‘In making the announcement | =f : | Moncton Pee VO 78 -Premier—-Alex—-Campbell__said | \Halifaye 8 on 5868 that up until now the province | POLITE ry: icuricews aoe thas approved the contract ar-| | Svdney 58 7 [eS be. Big municipal. | fees 7 . ities under persons may Re | : eitee -/make arrangements for RCMP |’ eunion ee John's, Nfld... 49 57. policing. Under™ these new ar- oston eee eae Tl rangements, he said, no expen-| It was: decided me a recent |New York ........ 73 87 ditures on the part of the pro-| meeting ofthe, Gallant -family (Wameae eves, 9 vince are involved reunion executive fo hold an an:| Miami ......,,... 75 89- ‘tual pienic at.Port Lajoie, Fort; Tucson ......,... %- Amherst National Park, follow-|Los Angeles ...... 65 . 7B CITY AREA ing the succéSsful- get-together San Francisco .... 55 74 2 of last year. (ROK ey bias - 87 90

The reunion of 1965 marked HALIFAX ‘CP) — The wea the unveiling of a monument by ther office says a dishirbance |

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-Lieutenant-Governor W.J. Mae- | approaching northern New Donald to the memory of Michel Brunswick will continue its east- Hache Gallant. the first per-| ward movement today. Scattered | manent white settler on P, ‘E. I, | showers will occur in the orth He settled a Port ‘Lajoie in ern regions of the district.

1720. “ Another disturbance is. expect- | This year's picnic will be held ed to move eastward and bring Sunday, August 14 .at 2. p.m.|.cloudy skies with - scattered There will “be_a—program of en-| showers to the district Friday.

LARGE FUNERAL — The fu- neral ‘for Frederick Large was held Wednesday, August-10,-from the MacLean. Funeral Home where service was conducted by Rev. Malcolm “McCuaig.. Con- gregational hymn was ‘‘The King |of Love My Shepherd Is."’ At- tending in a body were Mayor Céx and city council members, -executive-members of the Char- | lottetown Fire Department and | staff members. of CFCY. Pall- | bearers were. Louis_A. Stewart, Gordon W. Stewart, Myron- Bell, | Henry Peters, Carl Bradley and George McGuigan. Flower bear- ers werei-Brendon Hennessey, L. G. Gillespie, H.- H. Jewel, James Walker, W. R. Conolly | and Alfred Frizzell. Interment

| attending are expected to bring | Regional forecast:

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tertainment_and_a canteen will| Temperatures will show little | be—on-the- park, grounds. ‘Those change throughout the district. |

Prince Edward Island, Eastern |

Borden Ferries Set Monthly {Record For Traffic In July

JG. Davia: man. ager a ON's Maritime area, has announced | that a 18 percent increase in passenger traffic during July 4 ;over the same period last lyear | has set a monthly record - on |Canadian National, Prince Ed- ward Island service.

Last month ON used four |

ships to transport 185,348 passen- gers and 65,936 vehicles between | Cape Tormentine,. N-B., and Borden, P.E.]., 20,000. ‘passen- gers and 7,000 vehicles than. the previous monthly re- | cord established in August. 1965.

any guide,

by three ships, ON has pressed its: stand-by ferry, The Scotia I,

crossings a day to keep abreast © of-the-flood—of—visitors- to Prince Edward Island.

The bulk of the passengers— 100,738—left for Borden. The number was~more’ than than that

5,000 greater outbound.

An analysis of the figures fa- |

dicates new. trends in travellers’ habits and traffic patterns. The number of holidaymakers using trailers is increasing. _In>July,

vehicles used’ the CN Last month the figure was-up to 5,893 — a jump of nearly -}sixty—per—_cent...The number of ctor eycles' has more thaa

New Brunswick counties, St. John River Valley: cloudiness today, little change in 15. Low-high at .Charlottetown and Moncton 56 and 75, Fred- ericton 58 and 78, Saint John 55 and 75. Outlook for Friday: Cloudy with scattered showers and little change iri temperature...

High tide today at Charlotte- town 5.33. a.m. and 7.28 p.m. .At

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minutes, later than -Charlotte- town.. Sun rises today at 6.20 a.m. and sets at 8.18 p.m. All times ADT.

RECOVER STOLEN FURS

MONTREAL (CP) More

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|tectives -Tuesday -on' a -west-end

recovered | by

apartment they believe ‘s head-|.

jquarters for a gang —of thieves

[responsible for a recent. wave | Found |

of thefts in the. area: |with the minks was $50 000 *} worth of paintings, cameras, of- | fice equipment ‘and coin eollee (tions. Z

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And—if—previous—_patterns are _ this month will be | Ywieven busier than July.

Although the. published sche- | dule calls for 38 crossings ‘a day |

into service and is operating | four ships oO. as many as fifty |

Cape Tormentine | mat vehicles inbound to the Island’

1965, a total of 3,686.of thése |-

ferries:.|>

Variable |

{Rustico at’ 12.15 aim. and, 12.43 |: p.m. Summerside tide eighteen

than $100,000 in minx pelts and |

9 . by 34 over the same last vear, .but the number =o! tractor trailers was.up by 1% Increases’ were also recorded jin the number. of people hand- led ‘by ON's charter’ biis \tripled—from 44 te 149— ‘The necting with main line July total of trucks was down ' Amherst

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MacPherson, Campbell Mae: | Leod, Stewart Ross Colin Mac- |

| Kenzie and William MacRae. | Flowerbearers were Earl! Clow, | Dale Campbell, . Ernest Mac. |

Leod, Linwood MacPherson, | John A. Ross, Dewar Singleton, | Hanford MacKenzie, John Tan- . ton, Sam Buchanan, William

Ross, Orvid Ross and Robert | , Ross. Interment was in Wood

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RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Daley of St. Marys Road East returned on Sunday from visiting in Nova Scotia. THey spent ten days with their daughter in Fairview and | Middle Sackville. |

‘ LEAVES FOR CAMP

ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION

It was announced yesterday morning bY Dr- Frank MacKin- non, President of The Fathers Of Confederation Memorial ‘Trust, that the. resignation of Robert Dubberley, Theatre Dir-

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TUESDAY — THE DOWNTOWNERS THURSDAY — HOOTENANNY Featuring “THE HI-NOTES”

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Matinees 2 and 3:30.

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Thisis-Kensington Night at The Festival. We welcome 200 residents from, the Kensington area and sincerely hope they will enjoy the performance. :

“The Ottawa Man" a wild and wooly tale about the. wild

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