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20 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Scturdey, June 7, 1958 New Jalna Book Marks History This is the centennial of the building of Jalna and in this re- spect it is recalled that Miss Mazo de la Roche has sold more than 2,000,000 copies of her books acters are introduced agai n.| Wakefield loses Molly for a while, | wheat acreage, Finch and Dennis fail to under-|about 500,000 acres in 1957, is be- stand each other. Finch's wife/ing cut by as much as 50 per and there seems to be no danger of them running dry. To mark this occasion Miss de la Roche has written a new book, "CENTENARY AT JALNA | : (The Macmillan Co .of Canadaheavy breathing, and the usual, placing of durum wheat un Ltd.) Renny decides that it would be pleasant: if Philip and Adeline were to get married in a kind of' started the whole _business off Durum wheat, a bonanza for Al- back in 1848. The thing is even-|berta farmers for several years, tually managed. In the course of has joined other varieties as a the novel, the other family char- dies, all of Adeline's ald suitors come back, causing a bit of comedy is provided by the ser- vant hall. There is an unending list of characters. This is a book to be enjoyed re-enactment of the original Phil- ip and Adeline m Jews Observe Sabbatical ating which Year Again TEL AVIV (Reuters)--For the by Whiteoak's fans. Some will find fault with the plot and it is quite a job for Author De La Roche to move her characters around without cluttering up the stage. The author has created a non- existant world on a pattern once popular in England. The White: oak family is an English county family of an Edwardian novel. This is the way every Canadian girl imagines they act, talk and °f durum was produced in south- first time since the days of the g.occ Second Temple, in the first cen-| tu Jalna is the dream manor, in Fm pnd a wai Durham Wheat Becomes Surplus Grain LETHBRIDGE, Alta. (CP) -- fsurplus grain. Southern Alberta's durum estimated at {cent this year, Surpluses, slow markets and EATON'S OPPORTUNITY © Iiosiisatred pen eae ds cabal der the quota delivery system are the reasons for the drop. | Durum is used in producing |macaroni and other products of | this type. | Alberta farmers swung strongly into durum production in 1953 when rust hit the macaroni-type |flour wheat crop in Manitoba. {The surplus of bread wheat was (affecting southern Alberta's (wheat growers and they were] |searching for an alternative crop Jeet would have a ready market. Before that, only 15,000 acres ern Alberta. | Within two years, the. durum| y after Christ, several thou-\y makebelieve land. The Master acreage increased 10 - fold in sand Jewish farmers in Israel of jaina is the head of a family| southern Alberta, Farmers in will obey the biblical command to tradition. He is a simple upright|southwestern Saskatchewan also ob-erve the sabbatical year. oul who understands horses bet- At least 15. villages affiliated ter than people. It's a nice world with the uitra - religious move- even if it has no connection with|plus, ment known as Palei Agudat Is- life in Canada. Those who know | | started production of durum and| {by 1956 there was a small sur- A big crop in almost every | rael will cease to cultivate their and Jove Whiteoaks will be happy|durum - producing area of the lands for 12 months, beginning with this book, but others may with the Jewish new year 5719-- not share their enthusiasm. TELEVISION LOG that is, on Sept. 15, 1958. The 5,000 people living in the | of strict observers of | ¢ law are determined to fol-| 'ow to the letter the directive: "And six years thou shalt sow thy land, and shalt gather in the | thereof: But the seventh | [world last year created a big] surplus problem. CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6---Toronto WROC-TV Channel 5--Rochester WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WBEN-TV Caannel 4--Buffale | r thou shalt let it rest and lie that the poor of thy people ev eat: and what they leave, 1h6<Queen's Plate | 2-Where Were You us 23:10-11). g to the Jewish calen- dar, the year 5719 is such a sab- patieal year and in the villages of A 1 1 : 6.00 P.M. the orthodox the fields will le fal- |, o Co Fo airs low. These /férmers wiil hire themselves for work huildin g| houses, constructing roads and | doing other mon - agricultural! tasks. | For these religious farmers, | the coming year is gertain to be | one of hardship and financial dif- | : Lf ficulties. How the ancient people |11--Grand ©! of Israel managed when observ-| ing this biblical law is puzzling to lay scholars here, but histor-| jans are convinced that the sab-| batical year was generaliy ob-|1 served by the Jews from the 5th | century B. C. to the first century | A. D., in spite of the great priva- | 2--Dick Clark Show tions and near famine it mut) es rey ime have caused. Manitob gee anitoba uaMovie Institute Food Bills Reduced WINNIPEG (CP)--Food bills of five Manitoba government insti-| tutions are reduced by an esti-| mated $200,000 a year as a re-| sult of farm operations, farms] manager G. R. Chandler said. I Three .of the five farms are operated by the health and wel- fare department in conjunction with mental hospitais at Brandon and Selkirk and a school for men- tally defective persons at Port- age la Prairie. | Similar farms are operated through the attorney - general's | department at Headingley Jail and the home for boys at Port- age la Prairie. The five farms ocupy a total of 5539 acres with the greater | part of cultivated. acreage de-| voted to field crops, hay, ensilage | and pastures. Vegetable and] flower g at the healt} The farins are modern and mechanized and run on a strict business basis. Hoistein cattle at Selkirk are registered stock. All milk produced is consumed at the institution and all grain is used as feed. Each farm has its own pasteurization plant. rm operations are under the yervision of resident managers tients at hospital farms are as- signed to various jobs on the rec- 1 n of doctors .and the k is supervised by trained | iffed members. s many as 100 patients take in the farm program at don while there are 60 pa-| s at Selkirk and 50 at Port- e la Prairie taking part. Eighty prisoners at Headingley are as- gned to outside work and any- | where from five to 45 boys help | out at the home in Portage la rairie. nda foodstuffs raised on the s provide a large part of the more than 15,000 meals a day served at the institutions. | 8. 11,6---Wild 4--Have Gun Will Travel 00 P.M, | 4=Playhouse | 4--Uncle Jerry 0. | 5--=Roy Rogers 2.00 6--Junior 5--Frankie 2.30 SATURDAY EVE. 5.00 P.M. 4--Film 30 P.M, 3 Bill Hickock 3.00 5--Maverick 2-Billy Graham $-Billy 6-Here and There -Billy G 4--News; Sports 00 6.30 P.M. : 1- Federal Men 6-Mr. Fix-It, News S5--Lawrence Welk 4--Last of the Mohicans 2--Yesterday's Newsree; 11--Rev. 6---Lassie 00 P.M. 3.00 le Opry 6--F-~» Gun Will Travel 4-U of B Round Table 3-Ranch Party 7.30 P.M. 1-Lone Wolf 6--Holiday Ranch 5--People Are Funny 4--Perry Mason 6--Fighting 11-Lassie 5--Saber of 2--Lone R 6.00 11-Waterfro 6- Burns a: ntry Musie 4--The Sea 8.30 P, M. 2--Captain &~Top Dollar 9.00 P. S5--Scott Is 4--Oh! 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