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THE WEEK-LONG exhibi- tion of paintings being staged at Montgomery Hall. a n d which had its opening yester- day afternoon. was reported to be drawing a fair amount of attention. A surpr i s i n g amount of interest was la st night being shown by students

P.E.I. Art Exhibition Opens, Premier Show Has Canvas

The Prince Edward Island Art remarked that it depicts a scene

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Souris Escapes Heavy Snowfall

SOURIS —- escaped from yesterday's stormi with less snowfall that. many other sections of the province. although schools in the w were closed vesterdav. Idltions were report

The snow which beg-in vester. the road between Souris

yesterday.

highway was said to

sleet and then to rain. ' The

Main roads in the area were opened in the morning. and stayed clear all day. With poor

CPBA Commissioner Resigns Wednesday

terday.

of Prince of Wales College. who are resident at the hall. Here. Mrs. Agnes Hoyt. at- tendant. left. explains some ' ofthe works to three students. i left to right. Ferne Hiscott, ‘ Charlottetown; Audrey Bev- an. Parkdale, and Adrienne Webb. O'Leary.

Society exhibition which opened along the shores of the We st

yesterday afternoon at gomery Hall has 42 works done by Island artists on display.

first in the h‘story of the

province has submitted a paint- ing. for display only.

The canvas painted by Prem- the art society. and will let Walter R. Shaw. is shown in available for public inspection the list of works as “C o u n try from 2 to 5 Road", and many viewers have until Feb. 28

ciety officials announce t This exhibition also marks a 22 of them are available

at 0- purchase. which ciety. in that a premier of the ranged through the

Mont- River.

Out of the 42 paintings. so! ‘ h a t. fo r

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The display represents some the works by 24 members of be

and 7 to 9 pm. daily I

FOR BEING PROS

16 Russian Gridders,‘

MOSCOW rAPl~Sixteen foot“ ball players on a farm team have been barredl from the name on grounds they} were pl-olesslonals getting highl pay.

The players. who are sup- posed to ho amateurs, were at:- cused of rPr‘r‘lVlnE zoo rubles ($220) a month in salaries and: expenses for food and travel. The average industrial worker in tlhe Soviet Un'on gets 80 ru-§ bles i589l n month. ‘

The Communist party news~ paper Pravda. rcportin: on the player disqualification Wednes- day said the chairman ot the collective farm had been l‘Ppl‘l-‘

Pravda said that funds set: aside for football expenses were‘ cancelled and would be used? for farm expenses,

DEFENDED PLAYERS

The farm chairman. Mikhaill Soshnikov. had defended thel players at the time the case.

Apprenticeship And Trades Act Is Prepared I

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A provlncial Apprenticeship‘ and Trades Qualification A has been drawn up for consid-l eration at the nerl session ofv the Legislature. .

P ro vi n ci al apprenticeship I training director ws. McMur-f try said yesterday the act is; on Its way now to Ottawa for review by the federal departg ment of labor. "This review is‘ necessary." be sad. "to insure; that no parts of the act will con-I travene any part of present fe-‘ deral-provincial agreements.“

he act was drawn up by the! province‘s apprenticeship advis-. my board with assistance from! Mr. McMurtry. I

“The act." he said. "if paSSed‘ will bring us into line with th e rest of Canada as far as trades qualifications and standards of apprenticeship are concerned."

EASTERN BRIEFS

GRANT FUNERAL — Th e; nines-at for Mrs. Daniel tDantIe) l Grant was held Wednesday" In ng rom the residence; of her brotflmer-in-law. Site Grantl to St. Cuthbert's Church. S t.

a. where Requiem High,

Mass was celebrated by b er,

pastor. Rev. Eugene Mun-3y,

Who also conducted the service.

It the grave. Rev. was

in the sanc- I

. Dneld ant Christa. Interment

collective . er

Peter Dun- ‘ "i

took expectant mother to be bnmght I

the church cemetery. to impltal.

was investigated last Novem- Soshnikov claimed then. that the players were legitimate

farm workers such as tractor fui completlonotlhclr Red Crosslmaking prp‘pad‘aged medical ydrlvers and combine OD‘EI‘BIOT‘S.‘hnme nursing course were pre- “(bill’um lierillzed by rad!!-

0 Isented to the folio in : 3them put together didn't do a w ‘1

But. Pravda said.

Given In P.E.l. Hospital

Imen started. what was for them l River. MN. Stanley Hun-y Win. .. l . . l y ' tee :an unique experience. 44 hours.

. . . . loe; Mrs. David MacCormac. His resignation is effective at of tralnln in the P.E.I. H s-is . pital undfr the supervision 0of Mrs- H3291 L“' M"' Jul”! the end of the mpgth'tt ts Mrs. Peter McPhec. RN. This McInnis. Mrs. G.F. Halliwell. Lemume" 33' .saeme"

ward Island. Iottetown Hospital in November.

y be a attendants. lgency Measures Organizational A new home nursing course lcivil defence program.

Cross A.

of the home nursmg course.

Igency childbirth by Dr. Cudmorc. communicable diseas- -es by Miss Alice Trainor. PHN.‘ nutrition by Miss Doris Ander- son. MSc. and artificial rcspira-Qto Georgetown for Wednesday.

Barred From Game

. of home services. explained what I . the sickroom ‘ contains and how and where sup-i ‘plies can be obtained,

QUEBEC tCP) - Gene Le- the facts in the matter." tourneau. 63. announced Wed- nesday he is resigning as na- tional commissioner and chair- man of the rating committee of the Canadian Professional Box- ing Association.

In a letter to Sam Ermen of Moncton. NB. president of the association. he said “I a no alternative than to resign as your national commissioner and chairman of the rating commit‘

than 20 years.

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Early Sunday morning 11 wo-‘Wilson MacDonald. Johnston's;

made at a meeting of the

Mrs' Elmer ward' Mrs‘ M association in Moncton were false.

White. Miss Shirley Gallant. Miss Marjory Gordon and Miss Eli7alleth McEwen. all of Cilar~ lottetown.

is a new project in Prince Ed- the first having

b ' ' t t Ch - Pen famed 0m 8 he ar The association said after the

meeting tourneau was interested in sanctioning bouts of fighters under suspension m and with lifting the suspension 62' put on Bob Clenoux. Canadian heavyweight champion. for fail- ing to fight a scheduled bout witth Toronto's George Chuvalo. Letourneau said never lifted Bob Cleroux's suspension

and forms a part of the, Emer~

[will be starting on Thursday This training follows the suc-revening. Feb. 28. a 7:30 p. ‘ cessful completion of the Redlat Red Cross headquartersi

home nursing course‘l‘Prlnce Street. Charlottetown.

its. R.S. MacDonald. RN. thei instructor for the course

ex.I I plained the various details as-ICOU”

sociated with thehproper care of1 nor approved of him boxmg in the sick in the ome Demon-.l P d Quebec. for the good reason stratlons and practical experi- s that he was suspended. "But ence sessions form a major part i was against the idea of

soums _. The regular session taking away his title. Those are Lectures were given on emer- _ of magistrate's court was can- Pa ill celled here yesterday because of road conditions. Andrew Meurant. J'P. clerk of magis- . trate's court adjourned all cases

BOUT 0N PAY TV

NEW YORK (APT—Subscrip- tion television services at Hart- ford. Conn., and Toronto. have

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lined or on . television of the Cassius Clay- Doug Jones heavyweight fight.

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Montague, Souris, Kings County [4 The Guardian, Charlottetown. Thurs. Fish. 21. 1963.

The Souris archivisibility due to drifting snow being the main traffic problem. All streets in Souris were open

.The only heavy travelling con~

day morning turned enemy to Peters. and the Souris-Montague are.

Island Motor Transport bus did not leave the iowu yes-

entry i-lst.

ing. treats of candy and were given. by the

ring

Doucette Edward Clinton.

1. Flower Girl. D

Winnus: Girls under 7 years: ebbie Con-

ISouris’Ice Carnival Features Children’s Events; 500 Attend

. The annual Carnival was held in Souris Ia week with over five hundred people in at- tendance. to view the large

Immediately after the judg- apples Rlnk Man- agement to all the children en- te '

Master of Ceremonies for the occasion was William Acorn. and the Judges were: Mr. and

Mrs. Milton Fitzpatrick. Miss Rosella MacIsaac. Mrs. Vernon Poole. Elmer and

way; 2. Pussy in the Well- Oak Creamer: 3. Skunk Cynthia

Poole and Skating 'ooll. Elaine Fudge.

8-10 years: 1. Flower Girl. Valarie Creame'I‘: 2. Bo- Peep. Anne Solomon: 3. Majorette, Joanne MscKennie.

11-13 years: 1. star Queen. Marie Prsught: 2. stretcher Bearers. Rachel Kassner and Rosemarie Gallant: 3. Buck-

14-16 years: 1. Miss Spud Is- land. Loma Burke: 2. Devil. Betty Lou Peters; 3. Snow Man.

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. OF THE GUARDIAN OTTAWA — Tenders for some improvements to the Dominion

Building in Charlottetown

being called by the Charlotte-

town district office of the partment of public works.

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Heath Macquarrie announced here that a new vault door w

be installed

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made to the cleaner's closet in

Letoumeau has been con- ithe post office area of the build- nected with boxing for morelo' . Tenders are due on Feb. 22

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ROAD TRAFFIC

Continued from Page It did not arrive in Charlottetown

until shortly after one o‘clock

this morning. its departure from I Moncton was held up due to the I Montreal-ll-laltiiax trains helm; slowed by snow clogged tracks. ABBIE 0N SCHEDULE

The MV Abegweit. operating between Borden and Cape Torn machine. was not hampered in her schedule. She. was reported to have made all her crossings in times varying from 55 no 65 I minutes. I

Early in the day snow-plow operators were reporting dil- t'lculty in keeping a path brok~ en through main highways. l which in many places were drifting in as soon as the machines passed. This was par- ticularly true in the section west of Chariottetowu.

But by late afternoon more progress 5 being reported. due to a shift in the winds

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which also dropped in veloc for a while the winds w hiowmg from the north at a[ comparative gentle 10 mph butl by 3 pm. ey ere coming. from the north-northwest at ZOr with gusts to 30. l

e me rologlst at the‘ Charlottean radio range re-l ported that by 8 pm. the stat-ml was rapidly breaking up and skies clearing. He indicated that for the most of the might and throughout today the weather should be clear and somewhul cmler than Wednesday.

In the city and in Summer- side, streets were opened by: about midday. and the work of . hauling the accumulated anowl well underway in the af-l

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In both localities, machineal and snow c ' g crews were at work throughout the night in . an effort to have everything back to normal early today. FEW ACCIDENTS

Both the RCMP and the city! police reported an almost com- plete absence of traffic mis.l llaps. The RCMP here mted two cars collided in the park-> ing lot, of SR. Johnston, a nd l another slight accident occurred outside the, city. In tn-‘

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negligible.

City mlice reported one col- lision on Fitzroy Street. whichl anolved a vehicle arming ou-tl a driveway striking a parked ‘ car.

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