“THOSE FARAWAY nlac- Elli common room. Seen It es" draw the attention of VII— the rchimture" section at "or: attire exhibition slimmi- the upiay In Mi . Mari. national posters, currently dis. lee. Atricborn, ass. Mrs. played in the M o n t s ornary Edward A. lee. Atueboao, and

ON DISPLAY THIS MONTH

Society Hopes Posters

Will Spark Art I

lay NANCY WHITE .. “DO nu like modern art?" th the

posters as a result ct their own: initiative Ind energy in dispute-- ching scores of letters, and thal generosity oi the travel bun- eaas, embassies. and private i - dividuals to whom they adore all their requests.

PERMANENT COLLECTION

At the end of the month, a few of tlle Mien will be sold. and the rest will remain in the DOI- lesslbn o! the society as I per- manent collection. The so ciety hnpes to lend them tvu! to region- II high schools and other Inter- ested groups. on I “lending Ilb< rary" basis.

The posters would be useful Is I teaching aid. plnlcularly In I

the answer. ll. take 1 00k It thll WI' tor: said the speaker. covering up the caption with h h an d. what no you think it's suppos- ed to he?"

Tllr alike! In question WII an abstract» linking painting done mainly III sand. rust. black Ind golden c olou r s. Alter a few moments deiibcrailon the visitor declared that it looked vaguely like a bull. and was indeed mod- ernisiicaily done.

The lady showing the poster

renrovcd her hand train the cap-

tion it rea ehistoric cave

paintings at Lascaux- Montignsc B

they would brighten classrooms wIIh their vivid shades, and. mail important or all. would s has at over 2.50 international poo. m" I” Interest 1|- IM unreal-- iris currently being displayed "m of “In! Int-naibi- thin in the Common Room at Mont- tlllfld "I"

r, liail by th- Charlotte- touu .-\rl Society.

g 'poster is only

As the collection mm. the Art Society will be able in stage

The erhihit. shown rm or special exhibit:- One le-turinit shame to the public, will re. diirereait types of architecture mam nylon until the end this seems to be top on the list at when the enthusiastic mem- ‘ " hrnfal‘hzmfllhii' i in w" haw on! co co on a grow I All SMiMy mm," demo“ already. in letters nflhanks sent the colorful poster dlsplay. The '5 "1* "rim" tonlflhuhn to rosters Ire, tor the most out. "" “‘"l "‘° “W “WW” easy to understand at a glance. 9'“ “M "" “mm ' 99"“ but dciihltciy worth a second ‘9“ '°“°°“°"' “‘1 “""d ook

that any additions would I a much appreciated. ny return a

posters from Italy. MEMORIAL GALLERY . Parts oi the po ter collection msy possibly be shown occasion- ally in hriure in the lower uhib

They come lrom aver to cots um I! new

al posters. Include posters I vcrtlsing plays. muuuml. parks full. of all ihluls. poster exhib- ls

subicct such as social studies. in,

. small way by sending to

Miss Belly Smllli, Charlntiec

town. The display will remain i open in the public until th I ’ end of Allin".

nterest

iederaiidn Memorial Galiery.‘

ot in th a society member strictly tor real art.

As the topic switched to thc‘ Memorial Gallery and its iulura. the members expressed eathus-l iasm and concern ior it at th e same time.

"it can he a shining icwel. ‘ or it can he s dumping ground ior illth-rste art." said one.

it is important that s hrghl - trained staii be hired. one which knows how to care properly iorl tine paintings. And it is equally important that the gallery geii lop-notch paintings ior this staii to look alter. they maintained. saying that it would be much tcr to have one excellent painting than hundreds ot medi. ocre ones. People intarestcd rni art will travel many miles to view a painting worth seeing. AR‘I'MOBILE?

A public aware oi what is good and what is not good in painting is a great assct to a gallery with high standards. and training oi the eye to aplrrcc. late art should begin in schools. they said. ‘

Because oftbis. one oi the. greatest dreams or the society is that the Island have an “artmo- biic". with irshred srt instruc- tors traveuing around to rrrral schools, giving talks and show- ing slides and books picturins the beat art through the cen-

“thnt II]

trrles. Meanwhile. the Art society will begin the campaign in a. th e schools collections at the posters now attracting visitors to th el Common Room at Montgomery

Some are deilnitcly ott- but. the

It room of the Flfllera is! C on

Elli.

and inns! are arresting.

_ the onlmker basically an advertis- tng media. they are bright. and unraiiy oi a simple design.

The Art Society received the

LOCAL BRIEFS

VlSI‘l‘ CANCELLED The lourisl liner 88 Homeric. carrying several hundred File zingers. will not link. Quinta

Prefers Bei

"‘It's not really I Wait ll everyone thin-h. id Don Snell. ultrahigh. Ontario. of hi bicycle trip m Quebec City In P.E.l. '

Don, I lave-NM and: is student. arrived on the blunt! onslulyld.dmmdulon the

rand. The-one! r.lndMirs.Dvn Mllsnellhdlefol'r

the II I. In am hat In Cllnpblllinns

2y stientliul I meeflnl u . Canadian premiers a. sailor. i‘lhfinmwes'fl‘hnfi melts. M.

IAN» emu-Ania W as said that is he st. Law- mphc re as... rcncc River area ha has seen "0 rations at the Sacred on m mar virtually no wild lite. "Nn blrds. "rillgylan Mill: 13mm; M h" m" M. m. m. a insects. at was mos liilos".

DI mill!!! .

Slalom pa rum; A °' ' "g uh" m. Andaoilat tires either tor this curly. complete with birbnday m L" h a... In“. "m, lucky my who maoai through we. is held a month at M M ' M milieu without this hvhome tar all residents a It o '"mmwwm w, ’ repair sit at all. mnnihmma ' "finimm "' ' damn ALONE" honored last nl t "" Mullah thatoa a trip bl

“‘- DTIVCI' FIN“, $100 this type. the traveller is better

dventurous Bicyclist

nit‘InI eluding the east n! his

m is dark pants Ind I dark sweat- shirt. lLIIcI he'd been lunbiimnd

any balm.

ng ‘loner'

"My friends All thallnt I was e ' he laid. adding that when In hi! the lll'illl of hills mill at Mt. Juli, he wu inclin- ed Ith em. II par- ents‘ he llli'l. hid been ‘I Iliile dubious“ about the trip It Ilrli, “but alter I hit of thaw: they were it."

JAIL ‘I'E

Bicyclist Hurt By lHit 8r Runl

main gallery. Iaifllcrawl into the house. air rather

u” rate esoan-a

‘Happy' Eig

Veteran members oi the ith Canadian Slele battery. the “Bunny nth." ot First World War lame. will hold their an. nusl reunion Saturday at Shore Acres Motel. situated on th e West River.

The secretary. treasurer oi the hollow. AEB rphy. MC. aaid yeste y ‘veterans oi the 0th irom as tar sway as Vancou. are arriving tor tho reun-

ntthe battery. 32 ara living in this province. Mr. Murphy said the veterans will assemble at the Armorics at am and march to the Celine taph on Gralion Street. Mr. i\lur~

play will lay la wreath n mem-

_ l

A hit~alld-run driver wh is knocked down 16-year-old Derekl Donald Jay is only 14. but he augden. Lewls' Faint, Sainniayfled the province with highest night on North River RD kraggregste in the grade (all pro- tirns put to drive his victim vincl'al. home before driving all. his total no marks out oi

VT 9 driver was piloting I m melted him I provincial prck-up_trucl<; re was drlv-lscholarshlp and the Charlotte- mg a bicyci which. as a msultimwn Schooi Trustees prize (or at the smart p. now a cam- the highest aggregate in char-

Iotieiown, the J.D. Sea

plate wreck. marl Merri- Derek was dumped On hll‘oria] prim tor English. and the treat lawn and manaxed to Continental Casualty prize for

Algebra. lncidenlly. his mark in Algebra was we per cent. l other subjects, tor the mast par . he racked up maria in the high Hills and 90s. l lie is the son oi MT. and Mrs. 11:40_p- lWaiter .lay. boo Fitzroy Street. Police are currently investir‘ohurlnltctnwu. and was a stud hating the accrdcnt. and ask thsl‘cnt at Queen Charlotte High ios- any eye-witnesses lei th cm the past two years.

_k_now what they saw. No NOVELTY Young Swimmer lafi“l§ia§‘i§n§§i'e’a {3.1235 Scores A ,Firs‘, approximately these marks. In Swim Tests

immediately rushed him to hos< pitsl ior observation. He was. iortunately, not miously iniur-. ed. The accident occurred about in.

not known how ho stood in relation with the uln- ei' students.

it h marks are no novelty in him. as he has been a su- Wrior siuderit since benlnnilil school. Queen Charlotte High this past Ierm he receiv-

Eigihtycar old carol Msalnnis oi East Royalty scored an Island it‘s!" in waiel’ saintly classes

when she passed her intermedi-

lSlAND NEWS PAGE

Charlottetown and Queens County The Guardian, Charlottetown, well. Aug. 7. 1963. 5

Plans Ahnual Reunion

n ismi‘ral occasions. Of the 7] surviving m mht‘rs‘

Youthful City Student Has Brilliant Record

l Death as a result or head in- liuries suliereo in an auto cidcnt at Marshtacid on Jul) 2h wa the verdict ol a cornucr‘s Jury inquiring into the death oi rs Myrtle Amt Zehr. Suliolk,

wz

b

hth Battery

police court last night wumlto

warding. The jury In its verdict "i'e~ ‘irry at our net-c iorgoiten de m. a“ mom "mks. “15?” “mm.” , First witness called was Dr. e group will then travel by AL Saunders who mm a. "‘9 lg? “mfg: “"9; b'" ‘I’; “"5” condiuon oi the woman when he on“ m ’1 “M firm; h iirst saw her in the PEI Hos.‘ shad - vl-‘il '- “r ya pltai. He said he immodratrly F _“" “'3 a 9 "W5 I", s in telephone consuliaitnn‘ "."“’~ “3"” “1"?” W“ i" a“ with a neurosurgeon in Halilax‘ maIiIl‘ eniauemenis ml the WESI- and arrangemer we." made ml ern Front in 1917 and 1913. and "y u... mm." .4, Hang“ Howl .w“ "‘mmemied 0“ "WEI 09- e as. also died in the ambulance. casinns In‘r its elliciency and .n mum to in. arm," hm. . ‘uiis mootroned in despalches on r... Ma‘ed she had my...“ mulilple lracturcs oi the skull and in his opinion thcsc were ihe principal cause oi death. Asked by Coroncr Prowsc ll seat belts worn in the car might prevent this type oi accident he. said it was debatable. A scatl bell might rclaln ihe victim in. thc car but she could still have} sullerod tstal injury even though; wearing one. He personally did not ravor their use. i m. Andress Aquino. assistant pathologist in the department oi health. said he had examined the body and lound multiplaj iractuses oi the skull winch had. probably resulted irom a auddeni blow or violence to the head. i e was asked it tho resultl would have been minimised byl use oi a seat belt. He was non-i committal. He stated the victim

“’th rspril do corps in the‘ null was so noticeable by the porsoonel in other batteries oi the Canadian A r i i l l ery Corps that we became known as ‘th e happy 8ih.‘

yr \iurphy is one at the two ling otllccrs oi the unit.

sum

' ed prizes («1' highest mflrkh In algcbra. geometry. French and Literature and was also the winner or no elticlency

0!

have meant} less extensivs Injuries but ahel strli could have same result it she lut the windshield. TRLED To PASS Mrs. Alan Andmw. clarksnn. 0nl.. ithe isomer o . oi this cityl testified she was‘ ‘visrtrng here and was driving; with her tsmily the night or thei accident, A car had suddenl

rise. He will Blii‘lld Prince Wan-s College this tall. i Taking grades three a n d tour in one year put him i flhelld of others in IIII ago . mup. l Mntht‘mailc! Is his favorite l subject. "If u understand . I something like arithmetic you don't have to siudy it. The nth- ers are not hard. but you have to work more tor them." New subiecks at FWC this year will include physch and 2 German. but oesn't anticiv i pate any trouble with them He hasn't made any plans to what he will do alter rmis . In; at Prince of Wales. Donald is the second oldest OI I iamiiy 0i four. All alder sister attends Prince oi wales. His lather is manager at Dur- aclesn Services. Asked about his parents re- union to his making the Mill- est island aggregate he said "Tht‘y were happy I am It, but wouldn't have laid anything i! I hadn’t."

l top and she hoards ou‘ noise then the other car vecrcd across the road in iront or her and went into the ditch on the right she had not

d side. . previously seen the car approa- ehlilg From the rear.

Wallace Wood said he was drivinil on the Settlement Mud and saw the accident. He snid‘ the car oi the victim was tuavoL . ling much taster than that 0! Mrs. Andrew, He stopped at the scene and their went to tele- phone (or an ambulance.

All witnesses agreed it who “a lovely evening" and driving conditions were good Walter Burhoe mecha said the car

aie swlmmrng tests at xeppoch Beach recently. The classes so. sponsored by the Red Cross Society. The event marked the that time on the island that an n. year—old passed the inmrmed- . Normal age ior pas. siog the test is nine or iii. water satety committee oiticiais any.

Carol is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Macinois. East Royalty.

Following are successiul can- diadatea in he at was

c : Beginner: — Walter Cox. Paula Gallivari. boulu lnkei. Genevieve Inkel,

Junlrlr: -——Ellen Trainer. Al- Ian While. Ana Brown. Tammy Penile. John Turner. Brian

Prelim" e being

lBig WEéstI Draws Crowd In Newsroom

ll takes a lot in turn heat-ls In .lini

"why M“. ylm Emmy ‘1 newsroom All types and ages rrainorf lseigtm mishap ,‘01 people drr in at

st...th 3...... cm Amman: hours. on various errands, Denise t in The cirardran otilec

I yeatcrday simmoon. not only Infirr'ngs‘ylhhlfivff“: did heads turn. but a crowd gas

MscMillsn. Mary Ellen Thistle. figufl‘lflegfim“flmwgfblfl: “My” "ml 9W” ‘1‘" climbed the stairs. strolled van. Kevin chady. Malcolm pep. mm we no," “I. um w pln. .iimmy aomby. Mrs. Jack M m mm my,“

“I‘Eflthflm PM” WM~ His personal sppcarance .l. 533;“ filffiflnclflz‘m masi dctiss description. but take Inmmwm Germ“ . a rolled up caterpillar and mul-

mfl O‘Cmd Mm Cam, “ply; Ihy a law million and you Mm M‘EM‘ - “gm MW billed as "The Strongest Man E”"°""- A“ “5‘0"” d- in the World The Great Anion- Pgmu Jm olfbomu— DEM io was on his way to Newtound. Muclhhyl MM Y's land. and lust dropped in to pay

Cost Is Surveyed For Park Proiec

er

Montague Church Plans 1- Meetings

MONTAG'UE Hal L. nud- taken tor the creation 0! . now‘wn or the Christian Restoration reastwork around the VicmrialAsmeialion WIii hoid swuai Park watcriront. it was reveal-imcehncs the Montague est by Mayor A. Wsltlien Gaudeticllurch or chi-1st Aug. “.23, The yesterday. meetings will begin at 3:00 p.m. Specifications ore being proleach evening wrth the exception‘ Wired by City Engineer Norman Saturday evening ; -

stcwart preparatory to the call- Mr- Hudwn is highly rear-m» inc ior icndnrs. c. to. .p mended by the Christian lie-stor- broximate cost or’the project is alion Association oi Cincinnati. determined. municipal authont. Ohm- H9 is unable swkw who less will. once again, approach has held meetings in tile Marl- .the provincial governth tr. times and throughout the us, discuss ioiht participation. Luci l _7 oiiiocrs Is held. the approximate

am Said. 0 ' . all i 9 Ah I“ Iwn ’Pa" ago II dale {nr aiart oi the Vinrk will. remain unknnu'n.

occasion at the last olircisl meeting between the two gov. erning bodies, the subject was brought up on an agenda. which included several other mailersi oi municipal cancer WOULD SHARE cosr Aiihal time the civic group was assured there would be no objection to the novei-nment sharing In the cost til the vitally h, necessary wor . ever. the on I "m"?! w” ‘9" I" ‘I’9¥°"C'~’itors and reir crailnn. inst ca Pendmfi "'9 "W" 0' “WWW-‘17.?“ alter hours. Sundays an to persuade the icderai tit-Nam holidays, tar last and prompi‘ ment to share in the cost. itccently ottaws authorities idisclaimed all responsibility for

Storey Electric Ltd. New 24 Hour Servi 0

all emergency service war ii elec I appliances. mi»

r...’ 24 noun Son-loo DlAL 4-7341

inquest Recommends Seat Belts In All Cars

ac. iron The accident was Int’csligutedlcana I it

said the edge oi the pavement.orserlous injury on “a ' The inducst was hold in thc ('llvit'aufied a car to worse trying‘cludcd.

Chrei Coroner Dr. LE. Prowsc shoulder. IARM FINNED

a44¥4¥4¥

NORTH RIVER DRIVE-IN

T

on. .. nosed. hand-nng ‘tl w * .TONIGHT ON‘LY

HEY KIDS! TODAY AT 2.30

k Ill iii/m mm .MII uiiiirii lit:

' an. Instructor. Sandra Johnston: examiner. Andrea Duvl‘. till

ed yesterdayin 50» Mars-r!” the park. despite the tact it lrne EMPlu'r AM'WWI‘ . mrsiialeiy joins the grounds on

M“ Sinister '1 “mm by which is located the oiticiol rc- ”" “"‘5- "I‘l- ""0 1‘ "mm sidence oi the ottawa npoiniedi

man. Mrs. Eugene oulicn. Mr. k

m ing director tor Prince Edward

957 In-

his

The trip sat non back . train isra

h-om Scarbode to Quebec Ci- ty. Thrae evaainga ha stayed at

consent] into the Chan-n1 ill! we . other piano: in Illml his hat

Islnnd and Nell 0' New Honour. :15. Her husblnd predeceased or

The funeral will lake plac r today at 2.34! pm. rlim l (-w Hurbor United Church. Inter- ment will be In C ii in m unity be cry Ne .

Mrs. F. Scngster Dies In Aniigonlsh

The death at Mrs. Fin-a Ban- lltef, New Harbor. 1". . occurrv

BARN DANCE

By Popular Request

Country Dress (No White Shirts)‘

TONIGHT

Music iv Garry chipman

and b lull-n banclas rig-n calling

Soutliptiri Country Club

Storey Electric Ltdd

“The Business that “nice " luIII

‘lieutcnant governor. Until the next meeting be».