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The annual Boy Scout-Girl Guide church parade was held yesterday. George Schleyer aciéd’ as parade marshall for

about 1600 youngsters from Charlottetown and the area.

stand were eity. comptroller John Butler; Mrs.--—Witiam Henry, division. Git! Guide We commissioner; Irene Morrison: Mrs. R.B. Dewar; Brigadier © A.W. Rogers, president of the P.E.I. Boy Scouts Association.

laity,” it was noted...“W. aye mission and two mini

a discussion’ on the mat ‘ion of the laity, it was stated by one panel member that the ‘old idea of personalized sal- vation, which included piety and

Above, the parade passes (he- Frank Zakem, provincial “Boy a sacramental enecNinteel with reviewing stand in front of Scout __commissioner; William Christy in this day demanfis the city hall. Taxing the! saluté was Ives and ‘Roger - ‘Craig, dis- inclusion of a social dimpnsion.

which can extend to_nafiona and intertfational bounds, there- | hy. establishing _a lay dimension for_ spreading the Word of God. "Regarding the formation of the | laity, it was pointed out that the layman must first be inform

ed, made aware of his respon-

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_-Layman’s Responsibilities Discussed At Conference sibilities, then committed to a

Discussion on the responsibil- i Council II's decree on the apos- course of action; the monastic ities of theylaymen in the world |tolate- of the laity, highlighted form of spirituality which has today, in’ the light of Vatican at yesterday's—Maritime area ‘dominated the world for so long. ,conference of the Christian must -be supplanted by a form Family Movement, held at St. that is more in keeping with the Dunstan's University and ,Basil- new sense of freedom: and ec- |ica Recreation Center umenism, the “biggest single

The conference attracted more ferce that has ben released in} than 100 CFM members and ie Church ‘in recent times offers | .| chaplains, including -represen- tHe layman a chance to find tation from Antigonish, Pictou, part, of ‘the answer.in regard to oe ‘and. Truro. The balance of the his place in the Church

**_ registration. was from various In her section of the theme ad-

_ Island ‘parishes. dress; Lettie, Morse outlined the

Theme speakers for the con- role and responsibilities of the | ference were Allan and Lettie Christian ‘Family Movement in Bt-|-Morse;*-a-~-€MF---couple-* from the-light of the decrees- of -Vat-} .| Aylmer, P.Q. ican II. Mrs: Morge,sidw CFM ‘| ‘The position of the laity'fp the as an important inStrument in ™, Church today was introduced the building of a community of . | through a panel discussion which love,’ starting with the family had Bill Murphy, Charlottetown, unit “and -prevading different ‘as -moderator. Members of the levels of society.a, panel were J. Elmer: Murphy,! Allan Morse examined the “Summerside; Rev. Gerald Steele, structure of the CFM group and Alberton; and Jerry and Donna suggested ways ant means of __MacNeil_Anti eal it a—more..efficient and

“ESTABLISH HARMONY productive unit.

. | The panel pointed out that it Following the panel discussion, \\is the resvonsibility of the lay- the meeting was divided into -man to establish harmony be-' six smaller grouvs'for examin- ween what God has created, ation of the points raised in and Christ, himself: to apply fhe greater details’ A ‘summary. ‘of. message of the spel to “our their findings was presented ‘to “a own dives and the ‘Hikes of those the meeting by Urban LeBlanc. around, us Mass was celebrated at 5 p.m.

“The unique. feature. * of this by Most Rev. M.A. MacEachern, new theology resides in the fact. bishop of Charlottetown. In his that the Church has shown a _ remarks, Bishop ~MacEachern — ngew.--sespect® . for the secular congratulated the group on their ‘\area—a secular. dimension . has. efforts, and drew a parallel be- i g been established—and we have tween the Movement and the:

Trinity, .. stressing . -the...interde--

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pendence of man and every other _| member of the human race. .Following an-evening meal at St. Dunstan's University, the meeting resumed at Basilica Recreation Center, where a dis- | cussion took placé on CFM aims |

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B.M. Callaghan, 68 Bayfield | Street, is presently recovering | | from surgery in the Charlotte- |.town Hospital,

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“eported ta. be partially coverod [and,. Eastern , Néw Brunswick We ‘| by_insurance. ‘There were -no_ia--Counties. Upper St John: River. | juries. reported. Vallev, Bay of ‘Chaleur: Sunny’ | ~ wart today. clouding“over LANDSCAPING n the evening; winds light; low- |

|, Landscaping of the Confedera- high at Halifax 48 and 70, New tes cca Zecent-—Gtaszow and Goshen 43 and 75, | completely landscaped by late Sydney 38 and 65, Charlottetowne | June before the opening of: ‘he 483 and 63, Moncton 45-and 73, - Summer Festival: Plans ¢all. fos Edmundston «and Camphol¢on: a new. sidewalk, grading and Te-40 and 68 p seeding of the entire grase area. High tide today’ at Charlotte- }-: “planting - shrubs, placing - gar-fown 2.17 aom, and 1.11 pm. At dens, and planting shrubs. and “Rustico at 8.13 a.m. Summerside | | trees on the-terraces, The Centre tide eighteen minutes later than. / is undergoing repairs “atid Mem- ‘Charlottetown Sun rises today. orial Hall is also = remodel. at 5.45 asm.’ and -sets at 8.38 | led. ‘p.m. All times ADT.

= | and ideats, and parish renewal |

17 | through parish organizations. |

: Chairman couple for-the con- EE | ference was Cletusand Edna

ly Caused extensive damage to of a minor disturbance approach. .

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Labor President Issues Statement

J.C Carroll, president of the P.E.}. Federation of Labour, re- leased the foiiowing statement to the prass !ast.night: “At a re- cent meeting of the Charlotte- town -City Council, Councillor ivan Doherty reportedly made ithe statement ‘that unions, es- pecially actor. unions, were, the worst people in the world to deal

with''.

It is _ unbelievable that one, elected’ to the City. Council, to “| represent the people of our city, wishes to ‘be recognized: as a proponent of dictatorship.

*‘Counci!lor Doherty, in his statement to the council, implies | his lavkof faith in. any group united for the common cause even tat’ group of honourable ‘citizens he himself was recently jelected to.. First as a Trade Un- | lionist and as President of the | P.E.I. Federation of Labour, I wholeleartedly support. brother Allen, MacLecd, president of Lo- cal 501, ir enswering the coun: eiior publically. The councior did not show any consideration or diplomacy at the time. of his) i statemont- tothe —council--con--

-betic Association

‘Queen Square School,

c. E. Praught Elected Head nm Of Canadian Association

Charing E. Praught lottetown Saturday president of the (anadian. Dia- at ‘the annuai ing held in Torontu who

of Char-

| * Mr. Praught resides at » 286 North River Road, is a son @{ Mr. and .<Mrs. Joseph A.

Praught. He was educated at Prince of Wales College and St Duys lan’s University. »

Popularly known among. dia-

beties In this province as “Mr, known diabetic for more than 20 yearsS,.. was’ the prime mover —in and District. Branch of ithe CDA in Prince Edwartp,tsiand. He was its first—presitient--and —has

been the honorary president for the past few years.

‘Mr. Praught has for. several years been vice president of the National association - which has more than 5,000 members and 30 or more branches: across: ‘the country. —

‘re Charlie is adinintstratise as- sistant in the department of

health‘at the present time — for-

— and his ‘duties include admin- listrator ‘of the diabetic control program. Under this program all known diabetics in the prp- vince receive, free of charge, required , supplies .of anti-diabe- tic medicine and testing mater-

dition. This is the only province where diabetic medicines are made availableto diabetics-with- out charge.

| CITY AREA : |. FUNERALS

GARNHUM FUNERAL ~ The funeral of the late George Garn- hum was held Saturday. morning \from the Hennessey Funeral |Home to St. Pius X Church, | Parkdale, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Andrew .MacDonald, who. also conducted the service at .the grave. Pallbearers were John Coady, Jack Doyle, Thomas Mac- Avinn, Jack Power Earl Proude and. Ernest-Clow.Interment-was in the Roman Catholic ceme-

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cerning unions, * “Councillor Doherty in ° his tery. : statement to the press of June~

4th, 1966. ciearly points out his cwn_ izresponsibility and inabil- lity. to cope with conditions that arise through ‘the democratic progess of union action. Does the | ccuneii!cr, in his press release -ef June—4th,

=attempt to— : by a private meeting that he

would for a consideration, mo- dify lis ‘statement? Whatever the , answer the councillors vicidus attack on unions indicates unila-_ ,teral envy yironment.

“It is pertinent to. point out that the most affluent and Indus- trializet provinces of Canada have the largest number of union- ized inhabitants.””

Berlin Wall

Closed deal ,

BERLIN (AP) — The Berlin wall was closed to West ers again Sunday. night at the. ‘end of the two-week Pentecost | ivisiting period.

Nearly 468,000 West Berliners had crossed over into the east- | ‘ern half of the divided city to imake one-day visits to relatives

lsince the pass period began \May 23. | The pass agreement of March

\7, which neva for Easter, \Pentecost and hardship. passes, lexpires June 30. Passes for hardship cases, but only on a |west-to-east basis, will continue luntil that time.

East German and West Ber- lin negotiators are

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—PHELIPS ft NERAL -— The \funeral for Charles Philtips: of

Harrington ‘was ‘held Saturdayy-0: St

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is presented with. the= of Merit” for ‘‘outstand- in anteithitien and dedication

in. the advancement of the asso-

ciation’’. The award is from the CDA: ‘

A war veteran, Praught enlisted with the oyal Cana-.

dian Army Medical. Corps active force sin September 1,5 1939 and was discharged Mar 21, 1946, He was appointed to the rank of Warrant Officer Class One, March 1940 and ‘held that rank’ until’ his discharge. .He* served in- a.number of military hospi- tals in Canada and Newfound: lant as well as on several hospi- tal_ships during the war:

The versatile Chatiatistown man is treasuref."of the Hospital Association of Prince Edward Island, vice-president — of . the

Eastern and Central Districts The Guardian,-Charlottetown, Mon., June 6, 1966. 5

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‘ fata = = - & = : WANTS TO TRAVEL |. ‘application’ has set off argu- . WASHINGTON (AP) .— U:S.. ments within the state depart’ Commiunist party leader Gus ment. Some officials are for and Hal as applied tto the state some are against giving him department for) permission to permission. The state depart- China,” North Viet Nam, ment has .a general ban ‘on North “Korea: ‘and = Cuba,' a travel to Communist-controlled spokesman said Friday.- Hall's. areas. cS nite

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Names of Directors of kasil can youth camps to be held iny July at Camp Kingston, Cra- paud, were announced. Friday by the chairman of ‘the ‘P.E.I. Deanery Camping Committee, Rev Robert Tuck, of. Summer- sice.

Director ot the Senior Girls’ Camp «for ages 12-16) Mrs. Eric Jones, “Summerside Mrs. Jones is an experienced girl guides camp director,. and is act've in youth leadership in the Y.M.CA and in the St. Sunday School, camp are July 2-7.

Director of. the Junior girls’. camp «for apes 8-12) _Mrs. Michae! Buley, Summerzide, Mrs. Buley is lit- tle helpers’ secretary for St. Mary's Parish, and also organist John’s Church,

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leral Home; Service was ‘con- |ducted by Hugh Lowry. The ‘hymns sung were Unto The. “Hills and From’ Every Stormy | . Wind. ‘That. Blows, Flowerbear-_ ers. were:. Sterling Rodd, John \Phillips, Basil Phillips, Harold |Phillips, Herbert Phillips: Pall- ‘bearers were: Wallace Morrow, ‘Harvey . Jenkins, Preston Rodd, Vernon Hughes, Louis Hughes, Christopher Linzel. Interment in Sherwood cemetery.

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Home te the Free Church. of’ Scotland, Murray River, -where* service was” eS eG Rev | {Ewen MacDougall.

\gung were the 23rd and a the oe | The remains were forwarded to Toronto for burial.

| MacKINNON FUNERAL The funeral for John R. Mec- Kinnon was held Saturday mor

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Rev. Fratcis well was. pre- sent in. the ae eee, Panceer:| ers “weré :” Moses™ MacInnis, Jo-" seph Maclsaac, Gordon Sander- son, Donald Anderson, Colin | MacDonald, Patrick MacInnis.

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