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The St. i.FI\\'l‘(‘n('(‘ River.‘ swept by 3::-mile-an-hoiir sales

sr. LRENCE IN FURIOUS MOOD

pounds a jetty in Quebec Har- I bor. The fierce waves forced

in the stream rather than tie up at ringside

freightcrs to anchor

ocks.

Anncindale Grower Wins Apple Section In Judging

Charles S t e a d. was top winner in trachan apple and Maclntoch. apple section of the fruit and horiculturc judginzz.

Clayton Bulpitt. Roseneath

«perennial '2

Frank

and William Hunter, Stratconz-1.’ Mutch. Cherry Valley: 2. Fern

ﬁnished first and secoond Wealthy apple section. Other variety early apples: 1.

in‘ Baker. Elmira: 3. Mrs.

. Biilpi . I Potted plants: 1. Mrs. W. W.

Harold

Charles Stead. Annandale; '2.’ Anderson.

Mrs. Ervin Robertson, E a st? Table bouquet: 1. WE. Creed: Bani“ 3' “”h"“ Bake“ ELI 2. Mrs. Roy MacLean; 3. Mrs. ml” I W.W. Anderson.

Otlier \'al‘l€l_\’ winter RDPICSII

. C11 t" L k. : 1. Mrs. Eric Leard. North Miltonu on gnzirlggn. :rD7[§:l_rw.w_

Shar-

Mrs: Leam 315° ‘"3" ‘he crab derson; 3. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt. .

apple section. . I-lyslop crab apples: Mrs. Jos-1. eph Campbell. Poplar Point. ‘ Yellow Plums: Clayton Bil

pitt. ;

Blue. Plums: l. Clayton Bul-l pm: 2. Fern Baker. Elmira. I

Collection of Asters: 1, W. B.. Creed. Highfield: 2. B. Parker Jewell. York; 3. Mrs. Roy Mac-I Lean. Souris. ‘

Collection ot llaiilias: I. Park- ‘ or Jewell; 2. Mrs. Hamid Bul-I pitt. Roseneath; 3. Russel Mills‘

if

e.

' Collection of Glads: I. Parker. . Harold Bulpitt; I 3. Russel Mill:

Alton Rodd. Milton: 2. Mrs. lra

Rodd. Milton: 3. Mrs. Ervin Robertson. East Baltic. Collection of Pansies: 1. Mrs.j Harold Bulpittz 2. Mrs. Ray MacLean. Souris: 3. Susan Anderson. St. Peters Bay. Collection of Dianthiis: l. W.’

B. Creed: 2. Parker Jewell; 3.i Mrs. I-larold Bulpitt.

Collection Snapdragons: . Parker Jewell: 2. Sharon Ander- son. St. Peters Bay: 3. Mrs.

W. Anderson. St. Peters Bay.

Collection stocks: 1. Parker Jewell: 2. Mrs. Harold Bulpltt: 3. Mrs. W.W. Anderson.

Collection Verbena: 1. Parker Jewell: 2. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt; 3. W13. Creed.

Collection Phlox lanniiali: l., Sharon .'\ndei‘son: 2. Mrs. I-lar-‘

Big Brothers Ask Liston For Next Bout

WASHINGTON tAPl ~— Big Brothers of the Washington area inked heavyweight boxing clillmpion Sonny Liston to stage his second match with Floyd Patterson here and give some of the proceeds to help fight juvenile delinquency.

‘Liston. an ex-convict who first got into trouble as a youngster. r e pl ie d from Philadelphia. "Tnothing can make me happier to accept this offer "

~But. he said the contract giv- Patterson a return bout also . ves Patterson the right to set the time and place of the fight.

“The Big Brothers specialize in I " an-to-boy" help young-.

rs who lack a father. eithe hﬁause of death. divorce or rtion

,. a telegram. signed by Big Ivther President Drew Pear- Iln. the organization noted Lis- mapressed desire to be a

" champion. I

I

‘T. PAY UP

5 ’.,}.ccnA. Ghana tAPl—-A Rov- nt committee has urged ' "servants to pay back bills _ such government - owned on as water and electricity. committee says delays and- ts on the bills are drain-

government funds.

{SE Wives Can Help Husbands Avoid

.".*..; Heart

'- ’ you know that one out of . four men over 355 Aiio of ’ d‘ .

_. on ride to avoid heart attack:

.stcpped over to raise his rig _ 1

I izlrve at the end of the six-round ICh3""°”°" 5 Vma I191‘? 0" BN3‘ ‘ ain's projected entry into the had been downed by a European Common Market. The crashing left hook and a short talks right to the jaw from opponent round of consultations which he. Linton John. Brown fell heavily saw West German ministers in. Bonn and ltalian Premier Amin-.

Boxer Captures

First Pro Bout;

Annandale. old Bulpitt: 3. Mrs. W. W. An- And D'es later the Red As-I derson. Collection Phlox I 1. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt: 2. Park- ler Jewell: 3. W.B. Creed.

Sweet Peas: 1. Mrs.

GEORGETOWN. Brit is h Guiana iAPl—-Boxer Henry Al- vin Brown won his first profes-

ano died 10 minutes later. Brown. 26. was sitting dazed

on the canvas when the referee

' ht

lioilt.

Ht‘

An-'hit.tin.r, his head on the canvas.

CADENABBIA, Italy sic-nal bout here Sunday night 9115’ — Edward Heath. British‘

and It) minutes later two doc- tors pronounced him dead The fight. witnessed fro

by Brown's

HEALTH ENDS TALKS

at the

end Heaths

He was lifted out of the ring . tore Fanfani in Rome.

toiei-ant,non-nag in: T ". In October Render‘: —————-———-

m the w i f e, ‘W’ WIl'9Dh010l mother of six, had gone Brown's I I way until the last round when John waded in in a desperate bid to snatch victory. eferee Bill Brown consulted the judges walking across the ring to declare Brown the win- . ner.

1 Rent-

week-long

l12 The Gunrdlill. Charlottetown. ‘runs. Oct. 2. 19B2iA|oue.H.e‘ Lo‘.

Sheep Judgin

Results of sheep judging ii Dundas: Ctieviots and Leicesters: --

Russel Buell. Abney.

sel Buell; 3. Lloyd Jenkins. Mature ram: 1. Herbert Hen nessey. Souris East RR2.

Jenkins. Champion ram: Hubert Hen nessey.

Jenkins: 3. Russel Buell.

Gillis: 3. Lloyd Jenkins. Champion ewe: John Gillis. Flock: 1. Lloyd Jenkins: 2.

Russel Buell; 3. John Gillis. Shropshire or Suffolk Oxford:

Norton. Annandale: I Underhay. Bay Fortune.

ton: 2. C. MacDonald.

‘the Dundas and N.W. MacLeod and Son.

Bridgetown the champion sow. The following are the class re-

sults:—- Boar, born

I Jenkins. Montague.

Boar, born on or after July 1, . 1961 and before Dec. 1, 1961: 1. Deputv Foreign Secretary, Mon- N. day conferred, with Konrad Ade- nauer

W. MacLeod and Sons: 2

IRussel Buell; 3. Malcolm Ste- West German.

wart. Forest Hill. I Boar, born on or after Dec

Cross: 2. N.W. MacLeod an d Son.

Boar, born on or after March 1, 1962 until April 30. 1962: 1 and 2. N.W. MacLeod and Son; 3. Russell Buell.

Mature sow: 1. N.W. MacLeod

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Jenkins, Lower Montague; 3.

Yearling ram: I and 2. Bus- - 2. John Gillis. Forest Hill: 3. Lloyd

Ewe lamb: land 2. Lloyd

Shearling ewe: 1 and 2. John

Ram lamb: 1 and 2. Howard 3. ‘ Ernest

Yearling ram: 1. Howard Nor- ton: 2. Preston Bryanton. Rollo

Bay. Mature ram: l. Howard Nor-I

before July 1, 1961: 1. Russel Buell; 2. Lloyd

1.

g Is Held 2

At Dundas Plowing Match

t House‘: 3. Hubert Eennesseyn

Norton: 3. Ernest Underhny.

Ernest Underhay. - Market Class;—- Pen of 4 lambs: 1.

Joseph Maclsaac. Pair lambs:

lsaac: Ernest Underhay.

Maclsaac. Grade ewe lamb: 1.

, Grade flock: 1.

Isaac: .

Clifford Brynnton. Alex Hamilton. New

l I

R ed placed the sheep classes.

%Abney Resident Has Winner In Yorkshire Swine Judging

Russel Buell. Abney. showed . the champion Yorkshire boar at agricultural fair

Sow, born July. 1959 to Dec

and Son; 2. John Gill

Sow. born Dec. 1, 1960 to Fee. 9. 1961: 1 and 3. Russel Buell; 2 N.W. MacLeod and Son.

N.W. MacLeod and Son.

Rae. Rollo Bay; Taylor. Upton.

1. Dan MacRae; 2. I lor.

I Senior herd: l. N.W. MacLeod

l and Son: 2. Russel Buell. Junior herd: 1. Russel Buell;

I 2. N.W. MacLeod and Son. hampion boar: Russel Buell. Champion sow: N.W. MacLeod

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Champion ram: Howard Nor- ton. Ewe lamb: 1 and 2. Howard

Shearling ewe: 1 and 2. Ern- est Underhay; 3. Howard Nor-

ton. - Champion ewe: Ernest Under- ii . Flock: 1. Howard Norton; 2. Howard Norton; 2. Hubert Hennessey; 3.

1. Joseph Mac-g 2. Howard Norton; 3.

Joseph

Perth.

and Son; 2. John "Gulls, Forest ill

1, 1959: 1 and 3. N.W. MacLeod ' is.

Sow, born March 1 to April 30 ' 1962: 1 and 2. Russel Buell; 3.

Grade sow: 1. Clifford Bryan- ton, Rollo Bay; 2. Daniel Mac- 3. Harold

Grade sow under 12 months: -_ , Raymond 1961: 1. Fred Matheson. AlbionID°W"- Dundas: 3. Harold Tay-

Another Punter - Vic Chapman. so. obtniiieii by

ones

on this season: the way they

did quarterbacks last season. the Big Four Montreal ~tcnm I

he is quitting football. He was the Ailouettes

their 39-yard club. Chapman said he talked over

I

roni Edmonton of the Western age in the one game he pin Conference, have announced that V for Moutrea]_

fourth tempt to improve on the 39-yard the kicker in nine games this sea» -averages of cum Fraser and son. and the fourth member of Marti.

and Son. Pen two bacon hogs: 1. N. W. MacLeod and Son: 2. Dan Mac- Rae: 3. Charles Taylor. I Pen four bacon hogs: 1. N. W.

MacLeod and Son: 2. Don Mac- Rae: 3. Champion hog: N W. ‘ MacLeod and Son. ’

Grade shearling ewe: 1. Her- bert Hennessey: 2 and 3. Joseph . -

hull: {$8110 with his wife lndIt¥:!:tlre[nI Clgldiﬂl-lye . t it.beat. t retire ‘! no op. _e ‘um, ., W O fr°m‘!noui:ccd Mohdlyy lb!

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He works for the 1-ludson'slJi‘1ne, 1961 NHL annual in this. Last season he played 88 go"

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Chapman had ii 39.4-yard aver- 3 for Hull-Ottawa Canadians»

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Veteran Jacques Plant:-. for thre:abg‘iini:§de2zhM°nma1siiamﬁ N0’ :5 Mom”! 803"" Tackle Bobby Jack Oliver‘ °" °" 58 ' A .

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