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W; O 1“ Man, Charlottetown. Sat. July 4. 1964.] " 'Am “Am END STRIKE ; their 10-day strike Thursday fol-1 _fl___._.._..-, PARIS (Reutera)—Air traffic] lowing a government order mov-t USES TELEVISION control staff throughout France ing troops into regional control Closed - circuit television has return to work Friday centres. The strike began June been usz in one London school

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ble and imitable" results Prot- estants have achieved in getting their congregations to sing. Jules Martel. ho teaches music in the univer- sity's faculty of theology, says Catholic congregations are re- luctant to sing because church music is too difficult for them. He calls 'on composers to write simpler melodies so that congregations may sing at dl- . vine service as the early Chris- ; tians did. . A 59-year-old native of Acton .Vale. Que. Father Martel has studied at the Pontifical Insti- tute of Sacred Music and the ‘Gregorian Institute. both in

(should strive for the "admira-

Rome. and at the Cesar Franck School of Music in Paris. ‘ In 1959 a record was released 3 in France on which he sings' French-Canadian folksongs un-' der the name Andre Telman. an anagram formed from the let- ters of his name. ‘ a new book published In . French by University of laws Press. La Musique Sacree dans nos Paroisses 'Sacred Mu- sic in Our Parishes). Father Martel offers a three-step pro- gram: —-An international competi- tion to encourage composers‘ to write simpler church mu"

SIC. 1 —Publication of a hymn book with new hymns and masses. —Actlon at the parish level to i teach the new music “ congregation. l Father Martel recommends the program specifically for Quebec but says it will wor . only if the bishops adopt it for ‘ the entire province. Early church music was sim- l ple and sung by the entire con- gregation. he says. But from the .eighth century on. Gregorian chant became embellished and complicated and beyond the ca- _ pabilities of the average r churchgoer, For centuries Cath- olic composers h ad concen- trated on writing difficult mas- ‘. terpieces “that required spe-

\ cialized interpretation.’

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along the border of our Ivs. Suddenly I become our church. . And there was that deep sense of partnership with

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As we conclude this lesson.‘ ally opposed; while the king pur- _ it is God‘s determined counsel clearly revealed here. that the to d enve ,_ them. And, .3 we Purpose 0' 50d and the Purpose} shall 'see in following lessons... of this pharaoh were diametric-i God's will. as ever. prevailed.

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By RJI. RAMSEY .

In this new quarter we begin

a study of the history of Israel

which takes us from the iastl

slavery in Egypt to the begin. ning of Saui's reign. '

Jacob. grandson of Abraham. ‘

was the father of the 12 men who founded the Twelve Tribes of Israel (first listed in Genesis 36:23-06). The story of how Jos- eph, one of Jacob’s sons. was sold into slavery by his broth-. ers: and subsequently became} prime minister of Egypt. is viv-i idly told in Genesis 37-41. As prime minister. Joseph ordered the storage of surplus crops dur- ing the "fat" years so when the seven years of famine struck the Middle East. Egypt. alone. had an abundance of food. ’

Hearing this. Jacob twice sent his remaining sons to Egypt to buy food. in doing so. the broth- ers become reconciled with Jo- seph. who invited them to come to Egypt to live.

Learning Joseph was still alive. Jacob took his entire fam- ily— some 66 persons-to Egypt.

There they settled in the land of Goshen. an exceedingly fer- tile area east of the Bubastic branch of the Nile. where they could live a life apart from Egy- ptian influences. There, Joseph and Jacob were reunit

Planning the introduction of his father and brothers to the pharaoh. Joseph insisted l h e y ‘ tell the truth when Pharaoh ask- 1 ed their occupation. Shepherd- tng was a despised Occupation in Egypt. and. by telling the truth.

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the geographical separation of Israelites and Egyptians would. be almost compulsory. As ex-, ported. in the ensuing interview, 3 Pharaoh gives Goshen to the Is- 1 "elites to live in (Genesis 47:6). ‘ Now follows a passage which reveals Joseph's care for his fa- ther. a virtue vanishing .from to- day's society, Young people do not want to remember th ose long years of helpless childhood when they were a burden and a care to their parents. They are unmindful of the tender kindness that nursed them through ill- nesses: that bore with their pet- ulance: that freely sacrificed sleep and rest. sitting far intoL the nights contriving dresses.i playthings and other surprises. Were our Lord viewinq this situation and knowledgeable of Joseph‘s concern for his aged parent's comfort, surely He would admonish us. “Go thou and do likewise" (Luke 10:37). The material from Exodus as- signed to our lesson introduces a period some hundreds of years later. when the descendants of Jacob have become a multitude. a the fortunes of the Israelites. “Now there arose up a new king over Egypt. which knew not Joseph" (Exodus 1:5). The new king probably did not know of Joseph and the great things he had done. for Egypt: or if he did. considered those services of earlier times totally unimpor-

’I'he children of Israel repre- sented the whole man of for- eigners and slaves transported to the Nile valley during mili-

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monuments to his glory.

Though the work was hard. overseen often cruel and food deliberately Insufficient. the no- buws. in manner of oppon- ed peoples everywhere. mtlau- ed to multiply. so a much more drastic measure was instituted. Pharaoh ordered midwives to kill each male child at birth.

When this. too. failed because the midwives refused to carry out the pharaoh's wishes. a com- mand to the same effect was is- sued to the whole people: the Egyptians themselves were to throw every male .Itebrew in- to the Nile.

nd marks a drastic change in .

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Established 1769 by Royal Foundation The Rev. F. Louis Elias. L.S.’I‘.. Rector Organist and Choir Director: George A. Thompson. F.R.C.O.. (CHM) A.R.C.M. Sixth Sunday after Trinity 8:30 a.m.—HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 a.m.—-l-loly Communion (SHORT ADDRESS) Seven o'clock evening services have been discontinued until t. 6th

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11:00 a.m.—Nursery for childr 11:00 a.m.—Broadcast CFCY ‘ (Rev. J, G. E. Ball) nmon: “DOMINION FROM SEA '10 SEA" : “0 Rest In The Lord"——Mendelssohn —Mr. David Hall ‘ 7:00 p.m.—Evem‘ng Worship Semson: “GENESIS CHAPTER I” (Rev G. G. Wyrwas) “A Welcome awaits you ct Trinity"

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10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—“WI.DE MARGINS"

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