The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 July 1965 — Page 4

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — JULY f 5, T 965

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^Summer Recreation

■■■ Sumertime is fun time, espe- ?• dally for the young, as they enjoy a three-month vacation from school. However, during this period, much idle time can be had if a young person isn't kept busy. Idle time breeds trouble in many instances and tills is the headlines the younger set makes, not good things Jpiat they do. Walkerton and North Liberty are both very fortunate to have a well-planned, well-supervised program of summer recreation for the young people. This gives them a chance to have organized activities for their pleasure and

Why Not Try Indiana First?

I * For the short summer trips Often made by families, the Indiana State Parks have much to offer for people. Many of the State Parks have lodges and cabins for rent at very modest prices, picnic areas, beaches, hiking trails and other means of entertainment offered for a full week end or few days of fun and relaxation. .Even though thamain concentmtion cf the parks are in the southern part of the state, most cs(n be reached in aft w hours drive. These parks are a great asset to Indiana which many

7^ Robert E. Urbin, Editor PUBLISHER Independent-News Co., Inc. Walkerton, Indiana FURCATION TIME: Thursday Os Each Week f Second Class Postage Paid At Walkerton, Indiana S^OPTION RATES: $3.00 Per Year -50 c AdditiM*l If Mailed Out Os State

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the security of the parents for knowing where they are and that they are wall-supervised. A summer program isn't free, but through the combined efforts of school and town, this is possible. This is another example of a very small amount of tax-* payers money being used very wisely. The only improvement that could be made on such a program as this would be to have a larger one that could possibly include more people. Both towns Should be proud of tire job being done in the summer recreation with the young people.

people never take advantage of. They make for pleasant times in our own state, a state that, has as much to offer as most and more than many. Tn recent years, Indiana has pushed more for tourist business and rightfully so. It is no longer necessary to travel a long distance to see many thing's that are offered right here at home. If you are planning to “get away’’ for a few days, give a thought to your own state of Indiana and enjoy a vacation that will be as ejoyable as one anywhere.

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ScienceTW Topics WB fr(T — tty YlYfyj*^* _ . x ^„„ IK , U-® Drilling into the moon for rock samples may lx* difficult, say scientists at Pennsylvania State University. The space experts believe machines with laser beams may be needed for excavations because thore is no air. precluding normal blasting. Also, the extreme temperatures make normal lubrication cf machinery impossible and dust particles will fall slowly from cutting operations because the lunar gravity is only one-sixth that of Earth Slumbermongers must go, says the American Medical Association. This is the AMA’s term for people who bilk chronic insomniacs out of millions of dollars by peddling non-prescription pills, powders, drinks and devices to bring on sleep. Chronic insomnia often has a neurotic cause and the patient should consult a competent physician. Further, most of the over-the-counter sleep preparations are more expensive but vastly less effective than a prescribed sedative, the AMA insists. An electric jxn that writes on glass, metal or ceramic surfaces, has been developed at Georgia Toch. The instrument, a small electric welding pen. uses a shiny silvery metal called indium, as ink. The heated point of the pen is rested on a small piece of the indium for a f. w seconds until it melts and adheres to the point and can b e transferred to another object. The university says the decorative possibilities appear quite varied. Bu|ier multi mouse is the name of an oil well perforating gun developed by Pan Geo Atlas Corp.. Houston Th* gun. lowered into the well at the end of a steel shaft, firew explosive charges into rock formations to open passages for oil to flow Into the shaft. Charg* s uw'd have velocities <>n air) of up to 25.000 feet per second. New evidence that cancer is caused by viruses has been unvartlbd at Argonne National Laboratory Th** organ-z it ion Says it Julb found t i filterable D-^nl^hat piodujucn bmp. cancer m nuue li il can b > proved that VUJU* a uiu-x canner. the prospects for eventual preventiqji and cure of the disease are n+uch

brighter, says Argonne. Two-year old boys run a higher risk of accidental injury than any other age-sex categoiy, a r cent New York City study indicates. Male toddlo s in this ago group had a 75 per cent higher accident 1 ate than all other classifications. Crocodiles in the Nile river are

fMPMTANT- nm AND IVtAII fDDM YESIIDVtAM •— - , The District of Co^unbia was established, July 16, 1790. The U.S. warships passed thrdugh the Panama Canal, July 16, 1915. Douglas G, CarrigAft flew to Dublin, July 17, 1938. Umi FWft^al Farm Loan Bank Act passed. July 17, 1916. The Klondike Gold Rush began, July 18, 1897. A "Woman’s Rights” convention was held in Senaca Fall®, New York, July 19, 1848. Sitting Bull surrendered, July 20, 1881. German officers failed is an attempt to kill Adolph Hitler, July 20, 1944. The Democratic party nominated Harry S. Truman for the effic® of vice president, July 21, 1944. Wiley Post, in his plane "Winnie Mae”, completed the Ard sate round-the-world flight, July H t 1933. , I id (SKIEFS 0 -T fl J W zZIW - ■ > 4 »wm med bye couple of little old ladies—at least they wui be by the time you'd get it paid for.” ' -

“stoned” all the time’ without over touching a drop of liquor. According to zoologists, the huge lizards swallow about ten pounds of stones to overcome their natural top-heaviness. Without the ston-s as ballast, the crocs would wallow in the water like empty cargo ships.