The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 21 March 1968 — Page 15

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IScibncelW TOPICS^jQ ’ POLLUTANTS MAY REALLY RAIN* DQ>£s IN CITIES EVER NOTICE how your car looks dirtier after it. rains? • That’s because rain carries dust ami dirt particles when it falls, a University of Michigan metcrologist explains. He forsees "a real danger if we continue to pour industrial wastes into the atmosphere. Although we haven't had any more "mud rains." such as those that fell over the Dust Bowl in the 1930's our rainfall in THE proven carpel cleaner Blue Lustre is easy on the budget. Restores forgotten colors. Reni electric shampooer sl. Kabelin Hardware. BE gentle be kind, to the expensive carpet, clean it with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer sl. Walz Appliance Store. SPARE TIME INCOME Refill and collect money from NEW TYPE HIGH QUALITY coin operated dispensers in this area. No selling. To qualify you must have car. references, $750 to $2950 cash to invest. Six to ten hours per week can net excellent income. More full time. For personal interview write: P.O. Box 35. Northfield. Illinois 60093 Include ph<>ne number. m2lp FOR SALE Kitchen table and 4 chairs chrome legs, red and gray formica top. $15.00; Ph. 6568333 North Liberty. m2l

industrial areas is dofiniately getting dirtier,” he says. THOUSANDS of p?op!e are awakened every night by a harsh, rhythmic noise resembling the sound of walnuts being crushed. They are the parents, wives, hushan Is or nocturnal teethgrind. More than <ne of 20 adults an 1 three out of 20 children grin I their teeth during slxp. say University of Chicago researchers. LIMESTONE deposits in water pipes that can slowly choke off a citv's waler supply can be prevented by treating the water with carbon dioxide, reports Cardox. Chicago. Many municipalities soften their water with limo and in the process saturate it with calcium carb< nate which precipitates <>ut and coats pipes with layers of lime. Cardox savs adding carbon dioxide to the water changes llnre and some carbonates to soluble bicarbonates, preventing excessive encrustation in pipes. At the same time, the gas adjusts the alkalinity of the water downward to a sightly alkaline condition. NOT ALL HITCHERS ride in cars, some ride on beetles. A peculiar kind of "hitchhiker” is the phoretic mite. It likes to ride on carrion beetles. Some attach themselves to the beetle’s body with a quick-hardening .substance they secrete and still others atach themselves by suckers. Indiana Farm Prices Rise Again Indiana farm prices and farm purchasing p >wer rose three per cent from mid-January to midFebraury, report Purdue University agriculture economists and state-federal agricultural statisticians. This was the second 30-dny period in which increases were registered. The National Index of Prices Received by Farmers advanced one per cent during the m< nth. Tile Index of Prices Paid by U.S. Farmers increased two points. The Indiana Gram Price Index climbed two per cent to a level of 192. which is 11 per cent below the February, 1967. level. The Indiana Livestock Price Index went up three per cent, which brought it six per cent above the year enrlier level. Corn, soybean and wheat prices each rose two per cent, while oat prices rose three per cent. Hogs led the livestock price rise with a seven per cent Increase. Cattle prices were up three per cant. Broiler prices also climbed three per cent. Whole milk and lamb prices remained unchanged from the previous 30-day period. Farm prices for Indiana eggs and turkeys dropped. Egg prices decreased six per cent to 29.2 cents a dozen. Turkey prices ’

"Are Yon A Diabetic?" Answered At Science Fair I ' -. m, I ■ ct m n w HJX ■ ■ ■ ( I :ih I ' ^A JI ■<« v ‘ J . i"'vWs I Hu u I n iwnwiv,/.^ V ■ jJssmm it।» ■ ""A -(i'iT.,- * IF - - X—W Patrick MeNorton and Brenda Hoatetlrr com > , n«'d their talent* on this miniature clink' to test (with accurate results) a person to see if th y might be a diabetic.

MARCH 21, 1968 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS —

dropped five per cent to 18 cents a cents a pound. The hog-com ratio rose six per cent. At mld-February it stood at 19 to me, meaning that 100 pounds of hog was equivab nt in value to 19 bushels of c^rn. At ratio of 14 to one is c> nsidered normal.

Proudly D'splays Mineral Specimens y Ml ■L * I . . । * VI J __ . JIE fen „ 'l I Tom Bolze piouulv displays a line collodion of Mineral Specimens, which was ju t one of many displays at the Science Fair held Friday at the John Glenn Hirh Scho< 1 gym. The Fair displayed the works of Glenn High School studmts, the Walkerton Elementary School students and St. Patricks school students. Aluminum Extruding And Uses Ml Le * w * J ® ® 14 T ’ ~— ——- — Many pieces of manufactured and extruded Aluminum are displayed in this exhibit showing just a few of the nianj uses of this very versatle and very efficient metal.

However, other Indiana pro-duce-feed price ratios declined. The broiler-feed ratio dropped nine per cent; the egg-feed ratio fell eight per cent; the turkeyfeed and wh'le milk-feed ratios slipped two and one per c. nt, respectively. The butterfat-feed ratio remained unchanger.

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