The Independent-News, Volume 87, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 May 1963 — Page 7

"This Atomic World" Lecture Program To Be Presented To WHS

A demonstration lecture program, titled “This Atomic World” will be presented in an assembly program at Walkerton-Lmcoln Township High School on May 1 I. The program, sponsored by the United States Atomic Energy Commission, is presented by the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge, Tenn. ' fl**» w/ » The Institute la a non-profit, educational corporation of 39 southern universities, operating under contract with the Atomic Energy Commission. The traveling exhibits units, which visit hundreds of high schools throughout the United States each year, me designed to provide the public with a better understanding of atomic energy. Harmon Smith, an exhibits manager who has received spe< lai training in nuclear science, will present the program Mr Smith holds a bachelor of s< lence degree from Bowdoin College. The demonstrations and lectures are designed s|xwifi< ally to acquaint high school students with the basic principles and uses of atomic energy and to stimulate their interest in science.

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Subjects to lie co\ cred include atomic structure, the mu h us an I radio-activity, radiation biology and fission and fusion. The us* s of radioisotopes ar«> also mvhbk I. The application of these isot. no in agriculture, mdu.-tn, and im dicine is an important aspec t , i the non-military use of atomic energy. Projections for the u < . the atom in rod, try and space travel are al. o di ciis-i I. Following the assembly presentation of exhibits and visual aids, Mr. Smith is available for < lassroom sessions with science .indents. Newly Formed NFO Group Holds Meeting Tho newly formed St. Joseph County Chapter of the National Farmer’ Organizatin hdd its fust regular meeting at 8:<X) p.m. on Thursday, May 2. in the Gleaner's Hall. Oak and Roosevelt Rd ; , with praident, Carlisle Buss, presiding. Organization procedure was discussed by Sam Thompson. He also discussed gram and bean contracts for export. He urged farmers to register (those under 15 acres) and all to vote on the wheat referendum. Buss reported that a direct request by NFO to the Department , of Agriculture for an extension on the delivery date of 1961 and 1962 soy beans under government , loan was extended from May 31 to July 31. You contact your Imai ASI’S office to have a 30 day extension delivery date on your loan. The 3rd Congressional District ' president of NFO. Diwnem e Snyder, reported receiving a letter from National headquarters urging every farmer to write his congressman concerning the imports of red meat. Tliene was 1 325,000,000 lbs. of red meat imported to meet U. S. < unsump-

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Miss Burma the world’s most famous elephant and qm < n of the Mills Bios. Three Ring Circus, is coming to North Liberty for aftion in 1961 Hal Anwriean farmers produced this amount, they would have c.ad to use 159 OOu non more bushel of grams. In view of this, do we have a controlled supply t reat mg a m plus ? Dival Burkhokl r va the en chairman of the grain c< mmodity board and I-awrence Snyder on meat Mrs. Ralph Baughman is chairman of refreshments Next meeting will be June 6. Ram pm at the Claude McEndarfer larm mar North Liberty. Leain the fat t- half truths have given the tar and feather treatment to m u v god reputations.

May 9, 1963 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

temoon and evening perforn am e ; und i* the big top, Ti« -day. May 2X The ein us is being spoil oied bv the North Liberty Lion t’l .h Cheerleaders Are^ Chosen At WHS On Monday, May b. the cheer leaders sot the coming war were selected at the high s hooL Fifteen girls tiled out before the student body, first individually and second, it a groupSj The cheerleaders are elect’d on a point -ysten» ba ed on an h abdOh as rhythm, croud app d voi e jump, movement, tuning, appeal am ea. I poise The * u dent । oum d and members of th * Athletic Hoard make the seh tmn based <m the total numbei of points ea< h gill receives ’The four highest totals become th ■

; to help t due money for the 1,. ’le League. Mcmbei h.T e adv c- a ! tickets, at special iedw<d pr: •s, । on sale now. varsity cheerleaders; the i '* thus’ become the B team • h ■ rb adet s. Varsity eheerh ad* r f r r Vear are Pat Hal r < a: -1 d. f<>i<l Janet Gilimr md < >1 M inn BT* am K oen Gilb e, Sheila Putman and Carol VS. in/ 1 □ - - ~ ~ - □ HOSPIT \L N EWS □ - — M! S. le. -ie W ri 11 V. .1 s eb t- . ted t > the H ly Fa v h- sp d, Friday, Ma;, ... as a medical pas tient. S- o you m Church Sunuay

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