The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 April 1965 — Page 15

p’LAL this week —Coleus and n»y p’jants at only 2c each. n«’s Greenhouse, 2 mi. SE of j dkerton. Ph. 586-2488. Closed turdays. a29p \NTUMS, p tunias. Salvia, rbena, etc; a’f-o jiffy potted nato, pepper, cabbage. Gene’s , ■eenhousc, 2 mi. SE Walkcrii. Ph. 586-2488. Closed Saturvs. a299p -TOM SHEEP SHEARING — >p prices paid for wool; also i , Holstein staers for sale 400o lbs. Corner of New Road and ilberry. Ph. 291-3465. South [V-nd. »29p FARM FOR SALE 16 acres good land, buikL n^s on Rd. 4 east of North iberty. Hgw frontage & ieek. Land contract to t sponsible party. Immedi\te Possession $18,900 WAYNE R. BURCH Walkerton, Indiana 586-3117 or 586-2565 M2STF .V 5’ BUSH hog stalk chopper t r 3-point hftch. Reduced for ick sa’(s. Swihart Farm Store, rth liberty, Ind. a29 XTED-Gardens to plow. Ga> ••rland. Phone 586-3275. m!3p ; SALE —Twin bed. complete, > ’i>: youth bed. $lO. Ph. 586- ; ;07. a29 ; SALE Kenmore electric vpr. Ralph Smith, Ph 586Lu 77. a29p — - - ATTENTION PUBLIC Jeady to serve you as alxays with the best, at live let live prices. Road & ea gravel, Concrete gravel Mason Sand. Black Dirt iot muck). As in the past *ry customer becomes a >nd. C. L. SNYDER Phone 656-3120 North Liberty, Indiana ■ i RENT 2 bedroom apt. Ph. ^6-3195. a!stf 1 : SALE 3 bedroom, modern • year old home. 1 acre, near l >ontz Lake. Roukh Real Esde, phone 936-3532. a29 IRY NICE 3 room furnished ;oL, ground floor, front and iar entrance, close in. very I -me like. Stella Snyder, phone 816-3120. 'hone Walkerton 586-2545 “30 Years Experience” buifs REFRIGERATION SERVICE Installation and Service On All Commercial Equipment Rt. 3 Box 452 Koontz Lake Walkerton. Indiana Bud Schwarzentraub - ’ SALE Fruit trees. Concord qx* vines. 25c each; rhubarb mt < 35c each or 3 for $1; t raspberry and strawberry •nt*. and a few evergreens. • n Monday, Wednesday and lay. John C. Haag 3tm«p ' DOWN LIQUID nitrogen. I i heators available. Get your t In now. Things wiy be >c when planting ume comes • Knecht* North Liberty Elv. r

, - - n Diesel Drivers Wanted Xo experience necessary. We will train you. Earn up to $15,000 per year as a Professional Diesel over the this ad and mail to: DIESEL, 2805 E. Washington i<»ad driver. See if you qualify. If interested cut out \^e„ Madison, Wis. Name Address Phone Age ’ ~~~ ‘ 4fM2O J

GRAVEL Road - Pea - Cement Limestone for drives Mason Sand Black Dirt Chuck Wynn North Liberty, Indiana Phone 656-8985 2tM6P FOR RENT—Very nice J room fumishpd apt., ground floor, front and rear entrance, close in, very home l^ike. Stella Snyder, Ph. 656-3120.' FURNISHED APT. FOR RENT— Contact Dick Kickbush, 502 Van Buren, or call 586-3417. RED BRAND FENCE Better buy now. Price of stee\ will be going up soon. All sizes in stock at good prices. The Knechts North Liberty Elevator. FOR SALE or RENT- Possibly move to your lot. 3 bedroom house with attached garage, alum, siding. See Char\es High or call 586-3402. 5tm27 FOR SALE At Koontz Lake, lakefront, 2 lots, 6 room house, modern year round home, deep /well, pier, boat and motor. At Rt. 3. Box 343, Woodland Park. Ph. Chicago PU 5-9267 or write to W Street, 11248 Indiana Ave.. Chicago. a29p Help Wanted Several positions available for factory personnel fringe benefits and paid holidays, group insurance Apply: Personnel Office Coppes, Inc. Nappanee, Ind. 2tM6 FOR SALE Complete saw filing and grinding equipment Phone 586-3739. Roosevelt Road. a29p WANTED Soy bean or corn ground to rent. Phone 580-2824. Lyle Lancaster. 2ta29p INTELLIGENT. quaiifud and ag. rexsivr man with, at least a high school education for position an setup man in machine room. Starting pay $2.39 per hour for the right person. Fringe benefits, paid boiidayp, vacation pay, and group insurance. Apply Personnel Office, Copp**. Inc.. Nappanee, Indiana. 2tm6 Chevrolet sales at Powell, Mann Chevy-Olds Co., Walkerton, Ind. is the p'xce to go! Chevrolet 18 red hot and rolling because it’s Amer.’-a's No. 1 new-car buy . big . . . luxurious . . . with a roomier mfw Body by Fisher for ’65 and an even more comfortable Jet-smooth ride! Caprice . . . linpa la Super Sports . . Impa'aa . . . Bel Airs . . . Bsscaynes . . . Powell-Mann Chevy-Okb Co can arrange immediate delivery on every new Chevrolet in stock! They can have yoiu new ’65 Chevrolet before you know it! Powell-Mann Chovy-Otda Co.’s Chevrolet stocks have never been better so they're able to offci you the type of deal you want’ YoulJ be pleasantly .-urpriwed how much your present car is worth m trado on a new Chevrolet at Powell-Mann Chevy-Olds Co ! If

you’re thinking about a new car for the fine driving weather ahead, blaze a trail over to Powell-Mann Chevy-OV.ls Co Walkerton, Ind., . . . today! List Poster Contest Winners The following were winners in the poster content. The posters may bo seen in the many uptown stores. GRADE 1— First: Dennis Fisher Honorablp Mention: — Barry Zimmerle Car} Holmgren Scott Singleton GRADE 2 — First: Robert Strang Honorably Mention: Linda Holmes Susan Lightfoot Terr ( v Wagner GRADE 3 — First: Jil’ Kane Honorable Mention: — Karen Donathen Randy Kurzhal Joy Nelson GRADE 4 — First: Vickie O'Connor (Honorable Mention: — Mark Easterday Lora Wolfram Jann Wesoluk GRADE 5 — First: Kevin Hunt Honorable Mention: — J'anet Andr^on Michae} Hartsough Debra Fraser GRADE 6 First: James Donathen 'HonorahU Mention David Holmes Susan Wilcox John Houser GRADE 7 First: Joy Holmes Honorable Mention: None GRADE 8 First: D-iborah Fields Honora bl' Mention: Al'.an Griffin Douglas Anderson Pamela Franklin [SciENCEkW TOPICS kj ii‘ x < ' Burning mountauis of refuse from coal mining operations, nearly 500 of them, pour thousands of tons of pollutants into the atmosphere anually They often ignite spontaneously and are nuarly impossible to quench Now. however. Pennsylvania State University is teat ng a plant that separates usable coal from the waste. Coal refuse called "gob." is crushed and nmeened, then carried in a special "heavy" water to a cyclinc extractor where the coal particles

FOR ANO ABOUT TEENAGERS by C. D. Smith Boy Insists That She Keep His Ring

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THE WEEK’S LETTER: I am fourteen years old and my boyfriend wants me to have his ring I told him I cannot take it. But he insists on giving it to me. I have refused it three times. My friends all tell me I should take it. I met him again and he gave it to me. I have it, but don’t think I should keep it. I don’t think my parents would allow it. What should I do?”

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an* spun out of the top of the machine while non-bumable material sinks to the bottom. Nothing in the history of medicine compares w.th the manhours, effort and money devoted to the anarch for a cancel ' Ure. says the American Medical Ass s'iation By 1962, 170.000 chemicals had heen studied in the sen <ll for an anti-cancer drug an : we then thousands more lune burn tested. Steel. America’s b ggest industry, produces eight per cent of all value creat’ d by manufacturing in the nation, according to Pennsylvania State University. The industry employs more than a million people and accounts for one-fourtieth of the total U.S. economy. Finding needles in haystacks is child's play compared with isolating the minute traces of impurity that must be eliminated in producing ultrapure hydrogen gas in a Chemetron plant in Dallas, Texas. A chromatographic analyzer that is sensitive to 1 to 2 parts pe.r million of each possible impurity is used. The hydrogen is used in manufacturing and research a tivit for transistors and other spa e age products. Aircraft operations m the US

THE SECRET IS OUT ' 4

When folks gel their heeds together at the bridge club or the businessman s lunch, quite often the secret is out! And, some things ore just too good to be kept quiet. Let one of the ladies discover I a special bargain in hats or spring finery. She won t keep it to herself. She just has to tell someone about her good fortune. And then there's the fellow who is especially proud of the deal he made for a new car, or a new sun porch, or

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01 R REPLY: Give the ring back t® the boyfriend Hr may be difiicoit and he may argue the point, but d you did not want to take the ring to begin with, and if you know your parents will object, there is no other course. If you explain things to the boyfriend in the same manner as you explain in your letter, he should be able to understand If he really likes you, he should

increased 10 per cent for the second conHecutive year in 1964, setting a new record, according to the Federal Aviation Agency. There w<*re 34.2 million ‘ake off* and landings at the 278 airport* with FAA traffic control towers. Deep-sea sediment vore studies by Columbia University scientists indicate that th<i Pleistocene Ice age began about 1.5 mill on years ago, halt a million years earliei than !-;hown in present geological time charts During the period, ice covered much of North America. northwestern Euroj e. northern Asia, and most <«f the high mountains o.' the Northern Hemisphere. This information is important in pinpointing man's d«devo’pment sin<« earlj humans emerge, 1 during the per.od. Chicago reports larc« ny on a really grand scale Someone made off with half of a 125-ton pontoon bridg'i Ofla als roceived a phone call reporting that the bridge, not then in use. was being rut up by someone with an acetylene torch, but by the tme tlvey roached the storage sib half the bridge was gone The fellow who sing, his fmn praises soon finds he’s giving his friends the wrong pitch

♦he special price he paid for a whole new fishing outfit. These are things a man just has to talk about. If you have heard rumors, take it from us, some of them are true. You, too, can find some real bargains, whether you need products or services. The place right nearby, in the local business community, where folks make no secret of the fact that their purpose is to provide the type of values and service that keeps folks talking.

agree that you cannot seep the ring without the approval of your parents. You have told him on more than one occasion that you do not want to keep the ring. When you give it back to him, state your reasons clearly, and tell him that you still wish to be friends, if he doesn't agree, then he is more interested in the fact that you have his nng than he is interested in your welfare and your happiness After you have explained things to him, should he still insist that you keep the ring, you may be assured that he is more selfish than he is wise. I — ■y - u . 1 M you have a Uonago problem yo i 1 wa*! to ducuM or <u obeorraboa to > OMiro address your lotto* la FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS. COMMUNITY 'AND SUBURBAN PRESS SaVICE. < 1 FAANWOBT, KY.

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