A SPECIAL dinner. sprinsnrod by tilt: PEI. nepanmcnt of A icultitre and the PEI. Ddlrymen‘s Assuciation. “a! hrld Iasi nighl at the Char- loiletown Hoiel hmloi'itll din

winners d til! fifth mnual Prtnee Edward Islflid Mitre improvement ctmpetition. The championship went to Victor Balri. Cornwall. left. who wan presented with I'tll trophy by

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ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Western And Central Districts r' r we , cot. 30',"ioti

S'side Area Bulfeted By Winds From Ginny l

By CAnMAN smiTit i tor approximately ‘10 to 25 min- s-sme Bureau, Th: Guardlnniutca around a um and lnwn Despite winds gusting to 75‘ electric plant aupermtcndt-ut. miles per hour to the Summe E' .lones. laid the hint‘kuitt ride area. little damage was re- was caused by trouble on the

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pnrled by Island Telep h o n E.

Maritime Electric line ctiniieci»

Hit And Run Case Hears I2 Testify

m BUREAL‘In a plat-P niher than his own or THE GUARDIAN residence. reserved a plea an

t-tiaiceil nith leaving lhe his case ai-one oi an accident. a Charlnt- ’n\' 7. ieioun resident. Winston Church A ('arleinn sitilnu man was ill \inih'ay, pleaded not guilty rined no and t-Ilsls ior drunken boltirt‘ \lalzisirale W 'llester MOSS and an allrlllttillal 5le and s \lat-l)tlnald in Prince County costs on a second i-iiai-gc oi nol mactslraie's court yestcrttay. ing damage in the Bili‘tlml ceill and his on»- Ms adjourned in no was also ordered to m a k e Till-retina. Nov 2%. (allowing restiililtin ui ill to to llle 'i‘ouii lt'illrlitmy by 12 crown Witness oi Borden tor repairs to thci

cell.

has adloiiroed uoiil

es

Tile nt- ell. an employee of Maritime alleged to have struck two children. Cecil Built-s l2. and his sister. Debra nollos. ll. children at Mr and

An indian ironi \ova stoma. charged ivith helm: in an initial cated condition oil the reserva-‘ tion. was lined sin and rows

\irs

I Vllitm M U Victoria 45 so Edmnnlnn 22 to neslna an til Winnipeg ’53 to :Toronto 37 As lotiauh . as to i lilonireai .17 u 'Quehec 37 all ‘, Fredericton 39 to 15am Jnhn it in Moncton 43 so nalitux u; n2 Charlottetown 44 oz iSydney 49 hi Vermouth . to no st. John‘s .. «i so

HALil-‘AX tCPi #Thc weather nilice says that near midnight tropical storm Gti’ii’iy was ecu- tered east or Chatham in the Guts or St. lawrence and malt- ilig rapidly northeast. Pressures were rising over much at the Marlltrrles. the precipitation had ended at most places. and the winds were diminishing

Despite the

withdrallal oi

ing with the town plant. h i ,

Maritime Electric or the Sum- iame trouble was also blilitlctl P

merside electric depart m C n I

Ambrose Boyies evon. on the evening

v and a number at trees liver the

. gornua with the high winds.

that night.

island Telephon: maintenance toreman. Earl Smith. said the only troubles encountered in Prince county were a law scattered poles knocked down

lines somewhere between D'- Leury and Tignish

Mr smith said that three maintenance men were sent tn Alherion as a precautionary measure but that he had called in all vehicles and men all the roads as he tell it was too doo-

l.iizhta were oil in Summerside

David Scales on ll‘ilall' oi the Mealtime Plant Food Produce era Association. The reserve Championship Vient in Hector Matheson. Heatherdaia. not shown in this photo.

Cornwall Man Is Winner Of Pasture Competition

Mr. Gerald ilorgan. Point: a. Mr. and Mr . Murphy. Cornwall Po. Kings County‘ 1

E n c Ii y Francis

d

. Mr. a ll Connor. Mn

Mrs Emerlon 0‘ n- tsgue, int. 5; 1 Mr. and Mrs Dan Muttleson, M I l l luwn

Cross: 3 Mr. and Mrs. Chester O'Donnell. Souris River: 4. M and Mn. Gerald Walsh. Penile R. 2; 5. Mr. and Mrs. J. Keiau Gordon. Cardigan; 6. Mr. John Riley, Bridgetoth

SECOND YEAR

This competition tor second ycar contestants is open only to

on the blackout in the Konslnz ton area from between 7th toi

have originated in n lubveiailuu It Chnrlottctnwn. With the trouble on this line.

as an emergency in e a a it re,

broke. leaving the leu in dark- n ss

T mersioe is running on its in... power now and will continue to do in until the trouble is clear.

to

ed. FALLING TREES

Poplar Grove, Grand River nn Springhlll.

The BCAF ‘mei' pol-ted early last night winds were In the 60

o 75 between 3.30 and 1.30 yester- day allernonn. Winds abated Inl-

er in the day and at it o'clock "Wilde

that night were blowing It 35 m.p.h. with gusts to 55. A ‘met' spokesman said Hi

9 is p m The trouble was said it. art-used is reported to

Mr, .Innes said the town plant. Western Highway W

5...,” “my pm... the Mann"... tlion near the home oi their Electric so that no it a m a s a Wildest-ems. ‘i‘ii’ would be dnne to the town Equip» Thunla! merit and aa a result all L‘ll’i‘lltls DWI"

he superintendent raid 5...... anti George McMahon acted tor

Maritime Electric rep o rt 9 a named l-‘ i- e d c He A Large. trees had iaiien across lines in ‘l'drinliewwn. acted tor the u- d cuso

nail... ,._‘Wc<ige. charged with carrying

H, a. an littt‘nolle Weapon mite P... so hell buckle. had . ma “stem” Ens“... .0 iotirnod to Nov. 4 and boil wasl

. with possession oi stolen goods.

WEATHER

. It oi July got. I Al the time or the accident the

net-n driving a Maritime Eiec- tiff Irit' \'el’|iL‘IB and travelling ensll innards summerside on th at hen he is at: WWW" ICENI [ti have struck III! chil-‘

S issued by [Its weather co:

Min. Max. is 25

and Boylet.

M r s Albert

John I‘ Nicholson oi Chariot- tt‘ltilill represented the ntcused

ilie Crown.

TIIP Case at the Crown vs. lllarllime Asphalt (or failing tn tile proper income tax returns. was adjnurned to a data to be

ii . Albert Joseph “is u r t o rt

. I shanEill-i his case ad~l sel nt $2I'Ifl cash.

The cases Against two Sll m~ residents. .l o s 2 D II. Dr Eric Gallant and Wen- i" r a n c l s Grady. charged‘

Devan Sliced

BACON

Walt all

t i TORONTO lcPi _ Tentpei‘fl-l‘

i Ginny, skies are expected to re- ‘ main generally cloudy as a dis urbance east ot Cape Cod at feet: the district today nain lit expected in all regions again with snowilurrtea in northern New Brunswick. Regional tomcasts: Prince Edward islnnd. East.

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ICE CREAM

1/2 GAL.

Mnxwell House ti oz.——lnstnnt

COFFEE

99c

l m 10.3. mutt-oi m urn in ended , flurifll ditr morning but becoming cloudy again in the alternnori with l- (‘2~i(tlla| ~lvivit"s. much coo'r . wtnds stiuihuesi as gusts to no diminishing to snulhwml to near noon IlWl'»m.".II at uharlotieiown

:6 and 40. Women 11 and In

High tide toda} at Charlotte- town at tlzilam . Al trust ii iii 33! am and ti! pm summerside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlotte-

i tuun Suit rises loday at 326 Ind sols at 502

Fires Flare In Ontario

By THE cavnutAN PRESS brush and grass tires con. tinue in flare up across south. Ontario. hardest hit area the worst draught to strike the province in this can-

western

‘ Although scattered showers tell in manv parts at ootario :enrly Tuesday. department. nl ‘aEricullure ntllcinls said it was not enough bo dampen th- lgrnund.

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SPECIAL

Creamery

BUTTER 2 us. 1 '03

With Your 55 Order

ny NEIL A. MdTHEsoN oi proper pastime cars lind inan~ithe winner. A challenge trophy, "'05! wile were in F a Hit “Mr! M the humane would “F” ““’““’"Ed in 0”" 3

Victor Bnln, Cornwall who won nuemem suggested. OA'IS

the provincial posture mmpcttbsECoNt) [N it in Ills ilrsi yoar oi participaIH This provmee stands high in toll. Hector hintheson. grain production Wig Castan-

Heatliei-dnle, the provtncial re—‘ian provinces—it is second only

serve chnmplnn were honored to British Columbia in busilelsnfjolnt winners In 1962. and this.

scvernlionts tn the acre—t there winners at a is room tor much better nver-‘ by Dr H.age production by improvedl Potash Com- tarm practices. Mr. Black id id

lart night along with dozen other {1' bannuet provided alnndcr. president pnnv or Canada is 'ririrlari niaci- research ot- iter 3..., mid The Guard..." ricoi- at tile \pet‘imenlal Farm that he Mum an up...” or discuss l or .ailon M pastuwriappmimtely m a... mph,“ and lain crops with an ex-mw mm, W m, ".15 Fuel hniisnvc. dciailcd study at ex. n, L. well am units. 9., push perim’"lt: ccnduritd with Vlf—[ure mm. w. my." mum.

l-"i‘ii‘lter and mum NP- tolowed in his first year at oom- pllt‘r'llmil‘ '

‘llr

petition. .rk was lntrodutcd by “I think l‘il so into it aga

to Dr at. l or and was thanka you." said the Cornwall on hclmlt oi the gathering Wifnrmer who will continue to use 5cm linclrtliiir. Unlrvtt nos same method or store

'lllr tlovlllv donated by ihe‘maaingernent in tuture mxaldless lllntii'mr Plant Food Producon .1 onetim- he is in competition. Absariatlnn. 4 they retires . Mail-cam: has been top Moritime imllim modules man in Kings now tor nuns oresonicti hv mind Scales. seven] years and he Ch Money prizes pebyMr.

ll

\l t {1' Shin and the splendid 5m achieves ll . i b\' Agriculture with his range cwp in the light . ci- Andr lilacnae. mi Culloden soil which runs nnicv Prillrc<s. Mrs sterling that Kings C Iy

i lllocnao, nrnokiicid nreserllld This is the filth _rie

ra<h orlir-s tn the remainder ol _ the winners She was assisted byitirlle Mr. Scales onplained, tint .Y Liiirolil iii-war New Perth. .the Maritime tertiiim rampan-

ltncPherson. Oyster is. have presented the shield to ' d presided l Their—4’— . n i ,ld t -' $.‘i“‘n.r.i..:'.’-: about... iBEAUTIFICATIO A i'llm "Fart-Him: Show" [mmm‘d m p"! 1.

was shown nnilr the slim or the doincr moot rlr: . his stint: Tiosls

llr. black succcsled mmviog pasture ticlds to control weeds .and elimlnnte' dead grass: the, I w

leol. EW. .ioluiatone. was Un- ‘tmi Rood Women! Institute. :fsntALL HOLDINGS

The Small Holding Comet- uass Provincial.

vtlicn sitcli implications will have thc ontimitm crioci on the mt.- in: land: the spreading of drw -i t-hain dress: cutting

. 5'. E

Queens . . p _ Chme Macnougail. Fmrview: Kings County. Mr. Mrs Haitian .iardme, Kinssbm. Tha P.E.i. Truvel ntuuu prised tor the winnen ui_

in Ga Competition. Ci

Whil'h "WT-ills avoiding marmal- ltlz. as much ills unilt‘l‘m'llllrld , were some of the many facets

‘ R.R.; Qteml County. MT. and MN. Obesity M‘IK'DI'IIAII. Flir- vtc-w: 101ml Ctluliy, Mr. And Ml‘l. Gm“ H. Bruce. Xmas- _.__———— PLAN ICE MAKING

cnnrlea Hogan. rink ma ager in the promote. winner Mrs. at the Civic Stadium. Summer- Jmes noon cixnwoll; ({i‘ass lide. said yesterday Ice mmllg (El lul' war-ton over I 3!; will get underway this weelieud. yes" to momma. winner. “9 The mat skating session will lbe 11:22.10“! Mutt-i. Malpeq held Nnv. it. but hockey practa- m. “WNW Cam

ea may be hcld earlier by cnn- ___——— DEATH NOTICES I

uctlnu Mr. Hogan. GALLANT FUNERAL — The In. Illa lot Clulltted Death Nttllu tollmn).

own!“ rules: is: 13!. judged on I county - Colmty. Ml'.

horo. ‘ The EEJ. Toul‘H Association

‘ Cinsa [At Ior

tunerai tor Mary Gisele. daught- er or Mr. lind Mrs Joseph Gallant. Cape Egmoni. wu held

Competition wnn ngnh made up prominent

t hears the namcs oi wiiired Fumes: and son, Vernon as the 1961 champions: the names oi the Fui‘ness inmily associated with Fenturl Mayne. Emerald as

iyear is add . Head table guests were piped In by Pit)? Major Bruce Mac- . Lil/ran.

rial-lie of Victor Batu

tery Lrnbrovement Competition in n vrovinrlai compellth which was begun this year and sponsored by Vere urck and ism. The winner oi this com. petition was st. Europe's Ril- n-ian Catholic Cemetery. span» ‘sorbd by the Covehead Roan :Wornul's inst-title. iMERIT AWARDS . Cot-tiiicales ol liicn't will be awe Rural beautiii- cation Society to all prize win- liters.

The N expressed P

dem and directors ieoaure m the keen interest taken in rural beautmci- cation throughout the Province and panicularly by Women's in- stitute groups. Thcy also ex- pressed the Soctei'y‘s appreci- ation oi the support given by was and radio. the financial support received trom the Pro. vinan Depnnmont oi Agricul- ture and tram s iirms organizations and individuals,

Co

c at

The Judges in this year's in test wet-c c. ilnlph M‘orim Miscoitchc. (or Prince Count Ernest Dunning. Kenslngton. t’m'

5 my. and Donald MacLeod. Victmin Cross. for Kings. Tile final judging ot'

mvmciiat competitions noas done by a committee consisting oi D.c. soiiunnan, x L. lsrehaut. Glen Maani‘en and G. Claude

Smith.

The detailed results of the lam Contest are a. tnllnws: woman's INSTITUTES

Class tAt — Entries Com- Mlian: The Awards in this competition are on n Provincial basis. 1. Union Road Women's lnsfimte: 2. Easl Baltic We men‘s Institute.

Class tut - cinnmiunlty im— provement. The awatds are also mi a Provincial basis. The prices range Fit-am smut to $100.00. 1. River lvornen-s stitute; z. Covehead Wo- men's Institute: 3. 50th Milton Women's institue: a North Mil- ton Women's Institute. lictloot. tMPtlovnMitNTs

The section tor school tin. s a Women's ln- shtule protect oi the district and is commute to noel-om. rural schools only. A win at 525.00 is nwnntcd to thc whuitog 1n- stitiue in each county. in ad-

ition. ntiieltis. donated by ll.T. iiolmiin ind. m awarded lot- the moat nonmement in mie- rooni stumls and school diminu- hi each courtly.

viiiiuicrl are as tollowa: Prince County - Lower Fm town: Queens CWM South Milbn'n: KInKI County . North Lake.

S'turdny nllrrnmn in Our Lndy

at Mount rarmel Church where “uncle.” the prime county

Rev. Francis Tarditi oiticlated. “on,” “my, not. 29, lost. Pallbearers were it‘. ile Gallant. putter.“ Walker in hit m; Henri Gnllnnl, lilirni-l nrsenault yum Mm arrangemau and Lionel Poitier interment Wm b. .m tar.

well to churrh reme‘lorYl I STEWART FL‘NEnAL —The

fillinl'nl for Flora A Stewart wnb held Friday nflrrnann. Get. Ill.

i i Funeral with A short service at the Phil- log the it lies Funeral Home. Tyne val- Home mm W‘I‘Ilf'zm‘ ier. tollnwed by scrvlre in l'ic- will hell: Vl' I. h a” toria West United church con- n

ductett hv the pastor. tier we.

assisted by Rev Pet-

er porch and Edward Philllpl -- Lo

M MAN!!! — At the marksm-

:nwn Hospltll. Monday Oct.

1m. Mrs. Innis McManus.

Iy'l (kill. in her 59M year Mall ll

u. Kel

i Mm - lrom where the tulleral will he

i Pallbearers wcra- wtlliam Phil~ Mid Tun-my in. 13s; lips. in, Campbell. Allison m the tuner]! mm ls! nlynei. Alex Ford. ch a r l e a tor peduiem Him nonm- lttwre. ohn R. Enmn inter-i interdiscitnilrminl‘l: yot Wm

' '" i h reme- to our ml’n

: he: was in the churn I ~ h a. WW

This is a movinciai compat- ition and is open to Rural Non» Prom Geometries only. Prizes nre u mllows: I. St, nugeoe's; z. Ebeoeier- : Knuiainrd. FARM IIOME lM‘PIlflVEMEN’I'

The (allowing are the men in the lust year Poi-m Home

lair. Kelvin Gme. Nil-midi. McNetlla Mil

Z. t In: 3. Erie Dav. Konstantin: Mr. And

Omelet! . and Mia. Melvin Sim. solidi Freetown. Queens County: 1, lit-ii. Winlloe. 2. Mr W. Kennedy. Mt. herbal-t; a. Mr nod Mn. Diner Neill. south Milton; t. Mr and Mia. Austin Coedy. Haoelbrooh; 5. Mr, ml Mrs Earl thhlrds. Alberry ‘ Plains: n Mr and Mrs. Arthur lMIcKinnni'i. Traci-tit- Cross; 1. I‘

Inland set. . and M

lh Home Improvement. class on puss just west oi PEI hill lire-i

A Kensington mnn. or... or

H. icy. Bel-in: VI :

Contest in 1962, and who made loo points or more in that con test. Awards tol- this contest a on a Provincial basis: . Mr and Mrs. Leonard Ling. Wheat. ley River. 2 ton lliacLain a. Mr and Mrs. Miihurn iload.

Titinl) YEAR

Ira Stewart.

contestants is open only to those who were in the Farm Ho and 1952 and who ma e

Awards for thin contest In on ‘ l

n Provincial basis . Mr. a n d Mrs. Harry Lewis. Jr., w . Itock: 2. Mr Edwilrd C I r rie

Earnssiiite: a. Mr. and MacLean Horne. R. :t.M nradlcy.

Mr-

:4

J. Penke‘l P.

:‘r

oro. sMALL noLntNG

Entry in the noon holdins im- provement competition ll open mil to those whose chiei oceu. pation is other than that at iarming aiid who are year-round residents of non-incorporated areas. not including suburban alarlottetown. To be eligible tor an award. the contestant must be residing on the property at the time oi the tinal inspection.

Claaa (Al — Buildingl trnm one to three years old. Prizes are on a Provincial basin: 1. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Dris~ coil. Johnstone's River: 2. Mr. and Mrs, Patrick riot-gen. stan- pe~ it. Mr. and Mrs. nursel smith. Milton: t. Mr. and Mrs.

ayne Cornwall.

:- a

re there would be a sharp wl

. Mr. and Mrs. Mil- hnur. a. Nine Mile creek; that the temperature would

me

r. and Mrs. Lennard 5. Mr. Way5 and Mrs. Clinton Stewart. Kings from Charlottetown to Summer

dirted Increasing zales. The

forecast was that by mornli

shift (mm soul with wlnds ol' 4“ In 65 miles per

ni‘v drflp to amqu the (Peer-

a sh ing point by early morning In

the afternoon. he salil. the tom-i BROKE WlNDows This competition roi- third year eeralures would rise in halm’fl‘ 38 and 40. The lirst snnlvtall ol‘ Bras [)‘nt-r cape Breton

the season was also antic

aiternoon. tailing to 25 gusts to as

An RCAF‘ spokesman said that V grounded and bedded dnll‘n I.“ that an Eastern Prm‘lllt'ial Air- plane on a tlighi

aide ran into strong head winds and that Its air speed was cut drastically. As a result. he said. the last two scheduled nights at

e day were cancelled.

All Summerside schools were closed down in the atternoon but were EXPECINI to resume DIAS! as this morning. All bniviing ate nvitioa were rancelied on nw count. of the sinful.

TRACKS DAMAGED

Last night guards were placed along Water Street to stop all mine irnm traversing along this area due to high waves hil~ ting the sea wall and splashing on the street. namnccd guard rails were strcwn on the street.

The railroad tracks along the aeswsll on Water street West were also washed out.

Class 45) — Buildings t't'iur years old and over. Prize! In an I County basis:

Prince County: 1 Mr. I n d Mrs. Lorne Plnfls. Searietown: 2. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Day. Kensington: 3. Mr. Rnymnnd J. Cuilelon. Freeland. . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blackett, Free- Ilnd: 4. Mr. And Mrs. Enben Mnchllinms. Elmstdlle: 4. Mr. In LA. Amnnult, Mont

Carmel.

Queen: County! 1. Ml‘. Inn Mrs. Chesley Mnchugall. Fair- View: 1. Mr. In Pa. .7. Ernest Cousins. Hunter River 3. M r. Ind M Stephen Buntl, Hunter Rlver.

Klm County: Mrs. Hartlcu Jard

r a ll tt In. K I n it!- b . Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W Davidson. Fortune Bridge:

Mrs. ery Slewlrt. Montague.

l.

PLtiwitll. GARDEN The tiower garden compete lion is open only to those eligib-

Thls competition II divided In- to Class (Al and Class tat.

Class tAI la Iudged on a Pro- vincial basis. This class is open to those who have won I prize I! least since In the Flower Garden Competition in the past three urs. Mr. And Mrs Ernest 1'. Coins. Milton: 2. Mr. Ind Mn. MIcLenn Horne. AI- berton: 3. Mr. And Mn. lerV Lewis. flnwilll “.11.. 4. Rev A E Plenty. Mills: 5 M Ver- nnn MuMIlIln. Buckle. 6 Mill Mary M. Stewnrl. Clven-