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Potato GRANDERAIRIE BELIEVE HE HAS ISOLATED concur vows disclosed in Dr Sergei De Cnrvalho poratloa here director mmiPittsburglryestcrdnrthat he with Band Development Cor nad isolated virus that he believes causes cancer in hu mans AP Wirephoto INN ISlIl NOTES BarrieBandlletes Bigovationmcnr no5 We were at the CNE yester day when the Barrie Dis trict Collegiate Bond won their competition and cheque for $500 To say the least the ova tion they received from the crowd would make any citizen of the Barrie Collegiate dist rict proud that he had part in making this hand possib llitv if the auditorium proposed in the new plans is changed to gymnasium type of room it is daimcdlrylrincipal Bow man there would not he place for the hand to practise their music or to store their instruments We can only hope that in the final survey and changes of the plans that Will finally be approved and accept ed the members of the board willhave the interests of the collegiate bond inmind Cookstown last night at Stroud with 120 defeat was their second win over Cookstown who were no mean competitors during the season in the game at Coolutown the Strand team won by aacore of to gt This makes the Strond boys the holders for the second time of the Ball Planing Mill Tr0lt phy It also gives their coach Marshall Campbell the opport unity to make good his prom ise to take the team to an in ternationnl game and this is to ba nrrangedf This ball team started by the Rev Gordon Wanless while he was in Stroud consists of boys from all parts of the Strand Community Centre area with not so many from the village as from other parts of the fivemlie strip The purpose of the teams origin was to Murme that boys who become Dr Harold Warwick dean of the University of Western Ontario spoke at the directors luncheon of the ONE yesterday He told the gathering the claim ewasemadethatdoctors today were not in as close contact with their patients as in the days of the painting The Doc tor when the doctor sat side his patient while the par ents stood are tingth child in the picture bad devel oped pneumonia following some ohildrens disease and there was little the doctor in the interested in sports would ro fr from smoking and other hab formiogpracticesthatboys of under 16 tend to indulge in It has been shown that the purpose wasrjustified andthiS year the 15 boys on the team find their greatest enjoyment in playing ball We feel sure that everyone will wishcongratulatioas to themospaoinllytothelrp er Roger hix who played what was considered an out standing geme allowing only two base runs which never made the round This HORSE FARMER ENIOYS DRINK VALDOSTA Ge APV 68 year old South Georgia farmer and his elderly horse are drinking buddies 1MB SamuelM Weldon and the 27yearold horse Browaie are working But on daysoif they head for town five miles away and engage inan unusual drinking Part AsterVlfeid9nhas ahead beer he orders another bottle and feeds it to Brownie He loves it better than do said Weldon with hearty laughr Brownie has overrindulged on occasion But deon said he tries to prevent this be cause fwheILa wall seeun few too many under the collar he sort of acts like crazy man Deliheraie Crash Kills Father Son COUNCIL Iowa AP children were found dead air home Thurs day shortly after their father and another child were killed in po cc ca rate traffic crash Police said the children Mary Frances Maguire 14 and her brothers Floyd 13 and William behave been gasse The father of the children Wilired Maguire 82 and an other son Danny were killed utwait Today he would have the child in hospital and would have orderedymedication that most likely would have relieved the illness He said hospitals and insurance were two of the mediums that had made the torpatient contacts less per Tsonfl Dr Warwick was the speaker for Health Day and stressed the support of the Can jzrn Funth1 attending the all was onahng luids received there to that cause It was Health and Music Day and all around the grounds there was music with bands of troubadour singing in all sorts of places The hands com petition went on all day and as well the overseas bandMen Brass played several times with their music broadcast over the public address system The Stroud District junio baseball team finished Grownups like ltbahies thrive on It smooth soft dunket Wesson In chocolate or any of the other slx deilclous ilavcurs Youll find the samelzslonppeél In all SeiadaShirriffHorsay desserts Ev 514 ShuntHorsey nrodustis quell guaranteed byt £355 Excelllnro off Drivers Produce Accident Record TORONTO CBDrivers on Ontario roads this year pro duced record number of acci dents for the month of July but not as many of them were killed as in July 1960 Statistics released Thursday by the transport department set the number oraccidentsrsst month at 7215 an increase of 19 per cent over the 7061 acci dents in July 1960 However traftic deaths were 127 com paxed with the total in July last year of 135 highest on record for that month HURONIA KIRK DOUGLAS MINOR QUINN Maguinesearsmmed the rear of truck parked off highway north of here inves tigators founda note in Me gtriresbihfoid which indicated the writer was suffering from pains Magmrea widow Julida has be hospital for the past Wk CHJacob ihalen ii big than getting bigger on potatoes Hes physically bigsix fect tailand 230 pounds which ambabiy helped him when he gen raising potatoeg on eight acre of farmland in waters Alberta motivating harvutlngi and packing by hand filo ebusiness todayrhflshigr too having grown with his pe tats acreage to point where odowiah major distributors the basic foodstuf for the Peace River area of northwestern Al WHDCIDOHIKESIQHIHYIUAI good demand for es In your Cahada lgeobeThslsn wouldnt have given much mom than bagof p0 life he found in this country That first year he sal dldat think too much of this STARTED IN 1M lie had arrived in Canada in November 1948 from his na tivs Netherlands brinsias with him on baby son and his wife Hememploywnaalsim where he was palld $75 monthly and left to board himself and Mtua year1ie lelfllislf somewbere in the Cal ary Wmttmworkf year on another whom 3125le some of his familys Mr ihalen told board fieeinatlnycoroerofalzo footlong warehouse here and we grow pretty good potatoes Thedemend is sufficient to day to support not only the 89 yearold Mr ihalen his wife 10mm paren Mr and Mrs Hendrick Thalén and his brother and family Mr and Mrs Morris ijhaleo Times were not always so good however and in his first EC University saved little at that he recalled but thought if was going to get on my own Id have to make more than this He became carpenter for two years scraped together enougli moneytgstart forming an ed small acreage is miles uthwest of White court and at in miles west of Edmonton We grew so many potatoes we went into business he said Students Facing Financial Crisis fislr GOvi Ilid VANCOUVER WI theJloiversltymLEritishflolum blas 12000 member student body face financial squeeze when the new term opens this fall For some it may mean poatponlog or even giving up plans for continuing their edu cation Those hardest hit are students who must corn to learnBe cause of the tight employment situation it islestlmated some 2000 students who would ordln nilyenmatJeastparLo£their college fees couldnd find sum mer jobs this year The lack of student cash is reflected in sharp increase in the number of students seeking aid through UBCs student loan fund which totalled more than 900 loans aggregating 3286338 last year Students must pay theserack eitherat the end of the term or following gradua tion Dean Geoffrey Andrew UBC deputypresident says the flurry her ofbursariesawards based on financial need as well as academic achievement should he tripled immediater to meet the need mm UBCs major student map thaAlmaMaterSociaty has urged the formation of fed eralprovincial student aid pm gram1mmediate target would WWiela year vEluE at $900 each The society also has asked the provincial government to ma slder state scholarshipplan an nUNLur Sr tuna sot rem TimesV leKKI AT Action ComedyShow fnEn sunnown All In Color Plus CARTOONS Plus BONUS FEATURE filmhalfdog halfwolf his courage andounaing legend in an untamed laud TECHNICOLOR Aerowls widths mum 1M Wmthlucilingldnnim JAMES OLIVER GURWOUD sen main imp p25 SOON LGONEWITH THEWIND Aginmilfiofitggt operatingtln lBrit Va means es or the families concerned In 1959 the provincial govern ment set up money for marks scholarship plan Under it first class students with 80 per cent or better get half their tuition paid by the government and secondclass students with es to 79 per cant get third of their fees Baby Tornado Destroys Barn THORNLOE CP baby tornado ay afternoon pliiyod odd pranks as it hopped skipped and jinnped along threeinilometluhroush bush Normand near this North ern Ontario village in miles north of New Liskeard It badly deranged one barn demolished another loadedwlth 2000 bales of hay levelled large areas of trace and draped hay which had been stacked in the fieldslike confetti over hydro Nobody was injured or Msfédfli re wmore than 100 miles an hour Dam age is believed to be in the aeigflo hood 110000 Is HT snruaoAv NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY arrré Farmer Turns to Profit The first year he borrowed the seed and fertilizer and work lnguitbone old tractor that was supposed to overytbin he raised eight acres of polices Last fall with equipment that can harvest 150 tons in good day hegrew 31 acres of tntoes on the farmin addition to raising cattle and hogsand had to sell 2000 hogs sohls two warehouses would hold the bal Jace FAMILY JOINS KIM In 195 Mr Thalens parents endr brothercame to Canada from the familys home at Hoogevea intho province of they decldEti to stay Today they run the farm while Jacob resideLILGrandL ralrie 225 road miles north west to bnndle washing pack ing and distribution of the po tato crop which is sold as far west as Prince George ECO andasfar north as Whitehorse in the Yukon felt kl of sorry to leave the farm lilr Thaien said The iddslearn more on the farm They learn to work My dad taught me to work when it was working tlme and no fooling around There was time later for good clean fun and like the same for my kids But from the form the distri bution haul was too long to per mit Mr Thalen much time at home with his family so he opened his Grande Prairie ware housingmparntldnnli was only first step in what may be many as the Peace River countrys population grows Im seeking another smaller plant at the north end of town right now said Mr Thalen Theres pretty good demand forpotntnes you know FltE sewcs Mimi1315 RATES Ilcmvvrv an Hanan PIN0643 if hr 00 01 Till BARBIE Wk FRIDAY AUGUST 15 Finds Hitler ole Most Demanding By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD AP There they were the whole Hitler gangGoeriag Goebbels lliln ler sttelcher Borrnann Stray oer Jodi Keitel and Adolf him self with girl friend Eva Brena The grusoms bunch was holed uncinchLJnehr gaden eerie overlooking the Ba vuraifin They were once ill newconquesuu HollywoodJas preparing to cash in on the revival of interet cLL Beremu Drmnmrsenmmdnndfl ELIE mm hits the actor safi But the major aim of the picture will be to show what kind of roan he VIM And what kind of man was hef Apparently very mixedup man with megolomania an mliery Allied Artists is making film called Hitler Notably missing roariirllndolphfis He is still alive and hence might sue for invasion of priv acy The films Hitler is Richard Basehsrt and the transforma tion is amazing found him sitting in corner of the set as Jf shunned by his fellow men Actually he was raving his voice TOUGH ROLE This is the roughest role Ive ver had he croakedhoarsely lm shouting at the top of my voice most of the time even when im making love Love or laok of it plays major role in the film Ease hart disclosed WWoll ahow the major events of Hitlers life from the beer hall putrch in the early mos to his death with Eva Braun in 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