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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, October 28, 1960 Simple Life Prevails In Pope's Home Town | By FRANK BRUTTO ment of the old farmhouse, hut BOTTO Il. MONTE, Italy (AP) thus far nothing has been done Here, where Pope John was born. The farmhouse is more or less 78 years sgo, chickens cluck nas i was in the days the narrow sirests, future pope lived there, Nor Above thelr heads, laundry is have (he Pope'sabroihers strung from ropes and wires changed stretched from house to house Zaverio, 78, the oldest of the Little has changed since the three, answered the knock on hi village's most eminent son be door dressed in rough peasant came supreme pontiff of the Ro- clothes, one fool In a boot, the man Catholle Chureh and spirit other In a wooden clog. He ex ual leader of 500,000,000 people. Plained His election brings & few tour. '1's because with iste now to this little town in the! the one with the elog foot hills of the Alps whose name Poot leather) 1 must push means exactly that--'"'under the #Pade into the ground,' mountain," It has also brought' Zaverio did not even Walt for some new expenses, the next question Pier Carlo Carlssimi, friendly.| "Of course, I've remained a middle-aged mayor of Sotto Wifarmer and do what | always Monte and its 1760 Inhaibtants,| did-work in the fields, | sald; {Just taking a nap before We even had some additions! (out to work again," expenses to Improve roads a bulld a new paved square in MANY VISIT front of the church where Angelol But since Oct, 28, 1956 when Giuseppe Ronealll (the Pope) bls brother was elecied pope was hentivad, Tourists rome, hut|Zaverio has lost some of his old Sotto fl Monte has not hecome| peace of mind @ tourist centre and we have re! "Since that blessed day mained simple farmers, as we always come here, People always have been" never saw before--rich and poor MANY GRANDCHILDREN galing quest.ons, Ask ng favors y won't understand that 1 am This Is true even for the Ron. oily 5,0 man, Just callis who have lived here for imagine day 2 i many vears and who today In elo came. and. asked me. for clude three brothers of the Pope. 500 600 five (about $850), Good They, their ehildren and thei" po venst tf | had money like that grandehiidren add up to about 50 I'd put aside spade and re peonle, They live In three sep...» arste farmhouses, each with a few neres and a few head of cattle Nearly all of Sotto fl Monte's ople are farmers, A few hun Jeon go to work dally hy train | Went out to join them or bus, some as far as Milan | Sotto fl Monte's church of The only local Industry is a/Santa Marla, where Angelo small sninning mi" that emplovs| (useppe Roncslli was hantized shout 30 women. There are only! dates back to 1460, Its pastor to seven automobiles In Sotto f1/day is Don Pietro Bosio Mnnte He recalled that Angelo Ron But in every house, In every calll, as little hoy, used to shen, there 1s at least one nicture walk 30 miles every week to go of Pope John, the farmer's sonito the bishop's school at Celana, wha became sunreme pontiff beyond the mountain A roughly painted sign on the 'He has conturiesnld farmhouse Where since then Angelo Gluseone Ronecalll was "hut he stil horn Nov, 25. 1881, announces village simply, Dove Macove [I Pana where the Pope was born, Chick wround, cluekin n| PHEATRE GUIDE | BROCK (Whithy) = When It's Over," 7 p.m, Last complete p.m this fool to save the was going they I a this simple One my Two other brothers of the Pope, Giuseppe, 66, and Alfredo 71, were busily working In the fields, Zaverio bid farewell and farther Pletro native much Don his gone sald 1 loves wander sun on the WELCOMED IN Please come in," sald Signora Micheleiti, "we are used to it| people come all the time 4 she led the way up| teep steps to the second-floor | : hil od es the Pone was born, [Regent -- "Bells are Ringing It is a simple room, now fur Shows dally at 2.10, 4.30, 6.50 nished with a double bed and a b pm. Last complete show single bed where Signora Michel] at 9.08 p.m elt daughter sleeps, There 1s talk of making a national monu Trees Grow On Prairies REGINA (CP) Saskatche wan's -once-unbroken prairie sky line is gradually becoming tree covered Lines of trees and shrubs now add a new dimension to broad expanses of landscape which for years had their almost hypnotic flatness punctuated only hy the occasional community with its) e angular grain elevator | A tree-planting program under taken by the provincial govern ment 10 vears ago has multiplied to the point where this year the nurseries weren't able to supply enough trees and shrubs to meet| demand | In 1050 nine miles of prairie were planted under direction of provincial horticulturist Stan Heard in the start of a program) sponsored by the agriculture de- partment, Last year 676 miles| were planted, The program Is province-wide but the hemiiest concentration of trees so far planted is in the south central region TREES ARE FREE This vear, however, hecause of a shortage of trees at forestry nursery stations at Indian Head and Sutherland, new plantings covered only 300 miles, The de- mand was for enough to cover 1500 miles Under the program the govern ment pays half the cost of plant. ing and maintaining the trees for fleld and roadside hedges to a maximum of five cents a rod $16 a mile) a year for three! consecutive years beginning with the planting year The government will also pay hall the cost of purchasing tree planting machines to a maximum of $400 a machine and half the cost of a special mixture for seed ing areas between roadside hedges and fleld marging The trees and shrubs ash, elm, maple, evergreens and a Siberian hedge shrub--are avail able free from any nursery sta. tion in the province PROTECT TOPSOIL Agencies that look after tree planting include rural municipal ities, local improvement districts, eonservation authorities, fleld shelter belt associations and snow plow clubs In 1950 the department spent $130 on the nine-mile experiment l Last year $22835 was spent; Since 1982 various organizations have bought 81 tree-planting ma es hie department estimates 1300 miles will be planted next year| and about 2300 miles in 1962 i The University of -Saskatche wan reports that shelter . belts have helped raise erop yields hy reducing soll blowing and de ereasing the severity of high winds. They also help control snow drifting and aid in conserv ation of moisture The project at of the first, now includes 272 square miles of farmland pro . tected hy 895 miles of hedges. At Aneroid a similar program pro tects 1H square miles of land with 230 miles of hedges. One family in the Wilkie district is reported to have planted 500 trees IB two years, Wake Me and 9.25 how at 9.00 now Graclously Biltmore ~ "The Teahouse of the August Moon 2.15, 6.05, 9.50 p.m. "The Angry Hills," 12.80, 4.15 805 pm | Marks = "Why Must 1 Die" 1248, 358 7.10, 1028 pm "Thunder In Caroling,' 2.20 5.35, 8.80 pm, Last Complete Show at 8.40 p.m Plaza «= "One Foot in Hell 1.00, 8.45, 6.50, 10.00 p.m The Man Who Wouldn't Talk," 2.10 5.15, 8.25 p.m. Last Complete Show at 8.25 pm tells the truth | { | | the right shade of pale am breathe in that clean, frest Conquest, one 3 | FRIDA i L 5 when the} CHUNAY Channel 1i-Hamiltos CBLAAY WGRY Channel L-Bufiale TELEVISION LOG Channel 6-Toronis WBEN/TYV Chanuel Batti] |WKBW/TY Channel T=Buffale WROCTY Channel S--Rochester | Y EV oP, Theatre of Win ENING Lok amily T= AflveRtisres Tin Tin be Vinyhinies t=Fun To Learn Early Show 6d TY ~Ramar of the Junge 6:00 P.M, Metro News AF eature Film L-Highway Patrol h:15 P.M, S~-Rendervoun h:30 P.M, ILNews bb a-News; Bports 6; M, 6842 News 7:00 PM, He Guestward Hot f- BOYER 0-06 I'he Flint Stones 4~Father Knows Best S-Rescue 7:15 PA, | TowMews; Weather 7:00 PA, Ii=The Real MeCoyp 7~Hen Hunt 6-On the Beene 82--0ur American Heritage 4-Family Classics $100 ¥.M 114-Country Hoedown 7~Harrigan snd Son 2-Masquerade Party 40 PM Perry Mason he nistones The Westerner Route 66 9:00 PM, 177 Sunset Biy'n 53-Rell Telephone Hour iso P.M, Danger Man r. 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Be! of this cordial welcome and tries|this major scientific and indus. P-=Championship Bridge infection control for days without damag- {cells mumps infection leather-like casing that restricts masculine strangling those special RESTRICTED EFFECT if mumps inflames only one side [here sentenced him to 56 days' TERAN PUSHER VE (Robert MeElmon, 78, is the dean erew, DARTMOUTH, NS. (CP) ~\of this town's strest-cleaning broom INSIDE YOD Mumps In Adults Can Mean Trouble By BURTON H. FERN, M.D, CAN MUMPS keep you from | having children? What do double trouble, A simple opera YOu\tion ean cul open the leatherlike home| casing to relieve the pressure from school, cheeks bulging like woqey doetor a chipmunk with too many US| gubetit te drug i. are seying od and you've never had MUMPE ating tables, Cortisone and all its |relatives are being used like in- LIKE LIGHTNING ternal ice packs to prevent in Like most children's diseases, flammation and stave off opera mumps strikes adults ike a sup-| ton, if possible, ih A [PREVENTING INVECTION fore adolescence, ehildren can! Prevention of infection is bet usually battle the mumps virus " {ter yet, When Junior becomes ith one hand tied behind the amily menace, your doctor m back. But adults often go down o swinging lefts and rights all over Camm infest. You with Mselal the Jue: Joey, ly seem 10) antibodies against mumps, And if Of course, you may be lucky; {you're about to encounter a round is dA ! (Fobin of mumps he can vaccinate y mumps victims never know | ou for 'o o they had it. Good resistance com." ronger protection, bined with weak invasion may Dr. Fern's mailbox ts wide drive hack the invaders before|open for letters from readers, they Jain, 8 Jitale, esl While he cannot undertake to 5p ) clo Lid | I defense antibodies. You may {Shawes individunt letiors, he wil immune and have nothing to fear {4a rea oy Questions {¢olumn whenever possible and] ROVING VIRUS when they are of general inter Mumps isn't confined to those glands along the jaw, During any| Address your letters to Dr, THE BRETON: Power, style and big set performance at a popular price. The 21 tube Electromatic Mk Il chassis with Automatic Gain Control and three |.F, stoges assures the brightest, sharpest pictures ever. 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