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Thriller’ Movie | Will Highlight Dairy Banquet -

‘ | By J. LINCOLN DEWAR [a over Canada for ,the past throughout the entire session, A |MINISTER’S VISIT year small meetinge and big |While the meeting wa sponsors

pens T entr Island people will a i to natin at which farm people | ed by the Beef Producer’s it ine. portunity on March 25 and 2 have made suggestions and dis-'cluded a place for the dairy ine

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eae ie ¢ meet and hear Canada’s NeW cussed resolutein have been ' wit cutedeatin evr mara heentcn hove nin of Agee Hohl an oun ave cae Sag Tag ere ' - ote a veut a0 ikea eee cane t2 Greene. the ideas behind the more than 'this province, in months begi . oe 2-day spy thriller” kude trom: the New |, MT: Greene has accepted {he 80 resolutions considered at the The second ting called by. ae erin = : rh 1c York Daily News te a move ie. |nveation of the pexyeue’s - annual meeting as the back-|.._ ace Cnet Pema Blaim of critics and audiences erate and restrained pat on the Socamon p Anode aan in com (eee epee © tee lat Agriculture on Seturday ev . ack. from Saturday Review : a 1! d A ening at Bradalbane produced a

.. The movie>is. taut tale\o/ in- of Literature, ‘the very model | Wreting with Ge Oith annualla. . - ternational — ‘espionage —-calied-of_suspense entertainment, styl- we have, of course, no.way of ENCOURAGING SIGNS suspect that the potato ae rerens Wee’, ged We Belly ee ee written, ‘snowing what the minister plans| Since our last newsletter was was likely the main widely preseribed as an an- - | played — discuss. By March 25 the|written two farm meetings have card. It is not the intention te: tidote for those who: are getting | Fming. Dairy Support Policy should |been held with quite encouraging Comment here on the decisione .. : a little bored with the flamboy- FINDS FAVOUR | pretty well be decided as thejattendance. On February 9 in |arrived at other than to suggest; aa ee ith ats Ware ae Y oe Seeree do th “| Apparently audiences are find- dairy year starts on April 1, O'Leary the Beef Producer's |that any decision which ta supe»

ji u the adventures of | Ore ur as well its New Whether the minister. will give |Associatian was host to some 75 ported by a large meeting care

NS CLUB DINNER Jatnes Bond and his mates. —7\?% At its New one ain the afternoon, of [ries more weight

AT LIONS Mr. Costain as being bie prop-| +, York opening it topped the early Some indication on what earenne Ce inG 0 een SI creme : erty seas eee crm ot prosses of the blockbuster ‘‘Gold- |store we can only oe eae Bo to dine at 5 Tha Federation of Agrisutture> Ndi oe » will Pte : : i , word m ” , In any event the Fri night p.m. very encouarging aum- bee fhe Parkdale Lions Club held the building by Mrs. Eleanor Riverside; William Matthews, | Constable, Greer said that he loften used to describe the sort inn Wy rsdn. Ah cle od Po will provide the min-|ber joined the Association and | sirability of holding more meek

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y ae their regular supper meeting Sherren, supervisor. Seated at Parkdale, Harley Ings, vice- Ad aor aakeniol ta page A ct t | in. the in di hall of the head table FROM THE , a | a of movie ‘‘Iperess’” is seems tO |same theatre lest r. ister with a public forum and |others availed themselves of the | ings of a local nature but ter Riverside Hospital, lost wight. LEFT are visiting Lion Stuart President, and J. F. Daley, |home of Mr. Crozier. He said he ibe that old fashioned term, What's all the an chai ‘the opportunity of goid cover- opportunity of renewing Federa- | admit that it hasn't been veri Prior to the meeting the Lions Drummond, Summerside; Dr, Secretary. Chairman for the. |measured a set of tire tracks im |‘thriller”’. It seems that the twist in age. tion memberst.:. and accident |aggressive in tis respect, but”

the lane of which three of the | “The Iperess File’ is. to delib- Kt is undergoted that on Satur. insurance. There was good dis- there does apepar to be @ grows” eS

- ‘were conducted on a tour of FE. G. Pound, psychiatrist at meeting was Mr. logs. 8 errant eee 7 er ee een ~—————=|tires left a summer ttead and | Traverse appeared on a charge erately play down’ the heroics day plans are being made for cussion and tively questioning| < Continued on page

ses - rked near the town CN ota- One a winter tread impression. \of impaired driving. He was and grandstanding, make the the minister to meet privately . tam: ioe witness stated that he ye fined $75 and costs.or 15 days. | plot pei are N and believ- With a smaller group of people Constable Don Bartlet’ of the pared the measurement with’ Pleading not guilty to a charge able, and at the same time in- for @ discussion on Island agri- p e esu S . |Summerside RCMP testified ‘at of the 1956 Pontiac, Proper: lof impaired driving was Lenis ject just enough humour te keep Cultural matters. i thet he visited the residence of Mersige ROMP barracks; and ii |Ga,omae: Albany. The case the story moving. \CFA AND THE CABINET : George Grady at 468 Nort h|mersde ROMP besracks, and [Wes adjourned to March 10, for Harry Palmer, the hero (or, Next Sunday the President of | ROLLAWAY. CLUB ° Z Market Street. He said that he vite c an Joon. |e Lawrence. Greene, S‘'m- anti-hero), is a bit of a backslid- ‘the Island Federation-J.A, Rodd aw advised Mr. Grady that he was "unest stated (hat while look merside, also charged with im- er himself in that he comes to leaves for Ottawa where he will n All erm | there to. seize the licerise plate |e, tough the trunk of George paired driving had hie case ad- the British Intelligence Service |attend the Executive meeting of THURSDAY, FEB. 17TH. bat ' Jon hid car, He testified that the |. *0y'¢ Gur he found Teter ides: urna’ March 1, for trial. by way of the black market rac- the CFA prior to the annual pre- ha ne : : : ‘car s later letown resident, James ket. Caine's of i 1 Cabi ni ate SUMMERSIDE — Clarence | ing to him, at the Alberton de- ROMP bomecks et sumimer. titled the hammer se belonging Charles Ar Piipeared hla’ eet the, Sere tall ana mae eee aie: Sponsored by: Charlottetown All Stars Edward” Powers of Alberton tachment. side. - -| h }@ charge of resisting arrest. He heen described as the setting of sents the Maritime Provinces on | - Team eee South arraigned on a charge of Donald Nelson, chemical anal-| Constable James Fox of the Constable Eric Bishop of the|was fined $50 and costs or 30 a new style in the secret agent |the coe , 8 til 12 : A ‘ theft, merchandise valued less yst, at the crime detection lab- | Summerside RCMP testified that Summerside RCMP said that on days. — +. Benre and it won hima multiple |. ‘The meeting in Ottawa next 16 p.m.— dmissian 50e than $50,'was sentenced to six ‘oratory at Sackville testified he and Sgt. Harry’ MacKay of | the afternoon of December 24 A resident of Wilmot Valley | picture contract from producer | week is in a sense the final act. : ‘ ss ~ months in the Prince: County that a spot of paint found on the town police went to visit)he patrolled to St. Eleanors to| and a resident of Travellers Rest |Harry Saltzman. in the development of farm po- Door Prize — Spot: Dances licy from the CFA standpoint. | } .

"Donald ing. iti int i iner. tore. There the saf locat- |session of liquor. o Gaitattatn Waleed thd accused Consiable. Fred. Connie. 2) ‘| eeeteneee thee ree ee and ie seid that he chart: 2 dtiat at hirden was fin- The oldest botanical gardeo in BRANDED BEEF — BRANDED BEEF - BRANDED BEEF

that if he appeared before him the’ Summerside RCMP.told of went directly upstairs to George “at the door was pried off. led. $20 and cosis or 30 days forthe western hemisphere was) : on another similar charge’ he seeing-Gallant at- his residence Grady’s room. There they seized| Also giving evidence for t he |being intoxicated in a public founded in 1765 on the West Ln- as = h ; au dian island of St. Vincent. e ALL ZAKEMS BEEF is BRANDED

gould have no choice ‘but to on Notré Dame Street where he a pair of men's pants. Constable |Crown, was Norman MacDon-| place.

@entence him to a term in the had a warrant to search. The Cox further testified that a 1956 @id, Summerside. AS WELL AS GOVERNMENT INSPECTED

Penitentiary. accused produced from his wal- Pontiac, property of the accus-| The case for the Crown was = j The preliminary hearing of let $14 and $4.65 in coins, from | ed, was seized. . leoneluded and Magistrate. Mae- : Hootenann SHOULDER OR BLADE ‘ ‘Ferdinand Joseph Gallant. Sum- his pockets, Constable Connolly; Elmo Crozier, Coleman, testi- Donald adjourned the case tof y : y |

merside, charged with break, stated. Constable Lindsay Rob- |fied that on the afternoon of De- February 24, 1966. George

entry and. theft into Costain’s|bins of the Summerside detach-|cember 24 he observed a screw-|Grady also -charged with the

store Cape Wolfe on Dec: 23-24, ment stated that he had search-/ driver lying in his driveway. He|same offence had his case ad- mops youerdar. ‘ed the upstairs part of the house said that he later turned this) s

firet-witniess-called.in_the with Constable Williem Maxwell |\teol to Constable’ Greer of the| Garnett Claude Howestt, \

1‘ @gse for the Crown was Alvin of the St. Eleanors police and Alperton detachment. The screw |

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Costain, owner of the store. Mr, had found $114 in notes and $2.71 driver was later identified by . ;

‘ Costain testified that a safe jin the bedroom of the < @b0s0s poFALSE TEETH y (“which had been “removed from CAR STOLEN a ae et Rock, Slide or Slip? f

; contained| Benny - Summerside 4 * f f Spocoumatehy “43,000, The wit- stated Yaot be hed gone home on $ PURITY DAIRY ; PASTEETH, an improved powder . ge : ‘1+ meas aleo identified in court. ajthe night in question around 10/% $ t0'be sprintied on upper ot lower | Weatubing - - - - : ae SEE OUR - FREE TOBOGGAN TO BE | __ hammer, 2 container of paint o'clock. He said thet Georgeit prarenis Prefer, 3 Btrieve not aide, sip ox sore “THE DONOVAN FAMILY" wenD FOR | GIVEN AWAY 1 Se th anton ha reyes sn te poms fame ge rodney __ 4 Soula Vibe aetisine (nee “MORE. ce c :

5 | , ———— 3 = ween fhe o. Checks * te. eal FEB 30 ‘ od 2 KE ' gaid thet he. identified a safe car was. stolen. Mr, Grady said. z. 317 Kent St. Dial 4.7125 3 Bcid) , DORs Rot BOUT STERTR. at 9 t 12 ——-—Members_and Guests} SPECIALS mh te ae pedis COME, IN, DE YOUR NAME ‘ with the door missing as belong-'that they later found. the Car!Jeeeeeeeoe+e hi drug counters everywhere. * : SERRE TE TERRY LE ae a ,

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