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OTTAWA (CP) — Agriculture _Minister Greene said he | hopes a proposed © east- ern feed grain agency will end complaints that eastern farmers are having trouble getting feed ram |

He was replying in the Com- ‘mons to Ed Schreyer ‘(NDP— |Springfield), who asked about ‘reports that farmers are - be- ing charged. “unconscionable” prices for feed grain. a ' Mr. Schreyer also said “west- ern feed grain isn't getting to farmers because of disorganiza- tion in handling in the east.

Mr. Greene. said he has had some complaints. If the House got on with its buSiness, an east- ern feed grain agency would be established and he hoped it | would solve the problem.

Mr. Schreyer said this is the government's long - term policy. |Was there any policy for ‘‘the f immediate crisis?”

The question period ended there, with no answer.

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“PARKDALE LIONS HAVE GUESTS So ins Rocke Association The Parkdale . Lions . Club -¢ throughout. Prince Edward Is-

held a semi-monthly regular land are, from the LEFT, Divorce Bill Turned Down

° : Steve MacDonald, zone chair- | dinner meeting at the Char- man; Donald Steves, district * gTTAWA (CP) — Senator F... OTTAWA (CP) — Montreal's | lottetown Hotel last night with governor, King Lion, Bill Mat- seven members of. the Char-

lottetown Club as guest and Don Steves, district governor, Moncton, ‘as guest speaker. Seated at the head table dis- cussing the work of the clubs he supports a

: bill to extend grounds for|a@ booth at Expo 67 but was | divorce because it is “‘a better turned down, .the Commons has | way of dealing’ with the prob- | been told.

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Planning Federation of Canada and an. international tion called Planned . Parenthood World Population.

Expo officials told the. asso- ciation that because the 1967 exhibition is registered in the first category. of the Interna-

for ‘individual orgamizations,”’ the return ‘said.

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Opening Play Of Festival Is Set For Thursday Night

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“At the. Confederation Centre | come ‘personal oscars’ are for: | French and English plays and Senator Arthur Roebuck (L—| mission to set up a on | Theatre at 8.00 p.m. Thursday best director, best visual pres-| has had a varied career in tele- Ontario), would extend ibehalf of ‘itself, the Family night -the St. Dunstan's Uni-| entation, best actor, best actress, | vision. for divorce to desertion, cruelty

and insanity. Bivorce now is mainly restricted to adultery al- though there are some excép- tions. - :

best supporting actor, best“sup-| Next year the DDF will hold porting actress and the Region-| ali Canadian play competitions al Chairman's Award for Merit | in St. John’s, Nfld. The follow- of speech. ing- prizes, granted by the-Cen-

versity Players will present the Greek tragedy Electra, the first play to-be staged in the Prince Edward Island region of the Do-

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The Co-operative Union of Prince Edward ‘Island held its annual meeting at the Char- lottetown Hotel yesterday, fol- lowed by a closing banquet.

. v | “LIVES THROUGH HAIL _ | {

W. Gershaw (L—Alberta) said |Family Planning Association |tionai Bureau. of Exhibitions) About 7,500,000,000 meteorites Senate |asked for permission to set uP there is no provision for booths | hit the earth every day but) jonly 90 a year are of appreci-'

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minion Drama Festival for 1966. The play, by Euripides, has @ east of 11 and a chorus of 12. It being directed by Rev. Ad-

dren’s Theatre will present Rum- pelstiiskin directed by Clair Smith. .

Under the Yum - Yum Tree will be staged by the RCAF Pla- -yers, Summerside, on Saturday night under the direction of Pe- ter M.- Jungerman. .

A plaque commemorating the event ever held in the Con-

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NATIVE OF PARIS

The adjudicator for the Prince Edward Island Regional Fes- tival is Jacques Zouvi a native of Paris, France. He has acted im and directed a number of

tennial Commission, will be of- fered at ali 14 regional. festi- vals next year: $1000-to the best production in a regional _festi- | val providing the play is a new | Canadian work; $500 to the best |

Summerside Man Assessed $125

SUMMERSIDE—A fine of $125 and Costs or seven days was im- posed upon Patrick Forest, Sum- merside, when he appeared be- fore Magistrate R.S. Hinton, QC, yesterday on a charge of im-

= | Justin Dalton C. Wells fias an- |

Debate on the bill was ad-

journed to the next sitting.

Hearing Set For Aprill3 —

TORONTO (CP)—The judicial inquiry into the case of George Victor Spencer will be held in Vancouver on or about April 13, subject. to arrangements — with his lawyer, commissioner Mr. nounced

ncer, a former Vancouver

. Richard MacDonald, executive vice-president of the Dominion Drama Festival, Ottawa: The

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“Invocation”

PERMANENT TROPHIES This year trophies and plaques | will be awarded on a perman- ent basis. The new awards will be placed on display in the win- | dow of Burns Jewellery over the | week-end and. remain for the | week. | It is expected that the old | trophies will be put on perman- ~ ent display somewhere, possib- | ly the Confederation Centre. | The Dominion Drama Festt- | val trophy “‘Invocation’’ along with the Canadian. Association of Broadcasters’ $100 pribe for the best play will remain the same this year. : The trophies which will

Drivers Advised >To Remove Keys

Approximately 90 per cent of Island car thefts involve motor- ists who leave car keys in the ignition of their automobiles when their vehicles are unat-- tended. Wis ;

RCMP Superintendent A.. S. McNeil advises motorists to re- move ignition keys when auto- mobiles are unattended.

Two car thefts were reported to city police over the week-end. The first. reported last. Friday night, was a 1966 Valiant owned by David Nicholson, 65 Kirk- wood Drive. The car was locat- ed in Middleton at 5 p.m. Satur- day. The second car, a 1960 Austin, owned by Martin's Gar- age and stolen from a Euston Street service station, is _ still missing.

: In both cases, the ignition . kev" Was” left in place in ‘the, car. An RCMP officer notes that this is the case in 90 peF cent

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The accused was arrainged in | town police court. i ue ’ mk Two residents of Summerside Peart has been appointed ’ gen- ‘each forfeited their bail of eas irae: Nearetary ofthe ee \when they.failed to appear on a Medical Association, Dr. R. D. will be a change im all \charge of being aa thie: year with the ex-| Joseph Norman Cormier )man, announced Monday. Dr. | Toronto had been appointed to | of the |Summerside, pleaded guilty to|Peart, a member of the execu-|act as lawyer for the commis- Formerly -tro-|failing to stop at a stop sign. |tive since 1954, succeeds Dr. sion. ee t were awarded on a year to |The accused was fined. $5_and|A._D. Kelly, who retires after! Harry Rankin of Vancouver fs | _ basis with each winner's |costs or 10 days. .

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| postal clerk, was fired from his \job after being linked with ex- pelled Russian diplomats ac- cused of spying.

Mr. Justice Wells ofthe On- tario Appeal Court also an-

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