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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, March 19, 1966 meteorite . . . and the price|several times a year throughout - Some fragments are almost a TEST ALTITUDE AGAIN seven co'umtries., The Little ' can go up to $1,000 depending|the world, recovery of frag-|pnure iron - nickel while others MEXICO CITY (AP)--Mexico Olympics ave designed to give ' if on the weight and type." ments usually is not easy. are a lighter rock - like sub-|will hold. its second interna: athletes 4: chance to compete ' , While meteorites come in all) But this is one case where) s.400 But all have he. thie in the city"s 144-mile altitude in wie d S| tional sports week--Little Olym- | preparati for the 1968 Ol ' New Cash Crop On arm shapes and sizes, Dr. Douglas|there were several good re fi commneneda' Aull: back wnat: prepa aed ym- EUROPE ON A LJ thinks the largest fragments|ports, and even photographs of}? A pics--at the special request ofipics here. . from the Dec. 9 fireball that/the smoke trail. jing caused by the fusion of the rr : ; ; I Fra ents Of Meteorite crossed the western end of Lake) 'yon Del Chamberlin of Mich-|exterior from the heat of enter- ; ; : n Erie would be about six.inches|igan State University got an ing the atmosphere. ee | ; / across. If the fragments were/early start on it and managed Gollelh Haberees @ Mu ee , By BOB MacKENZIE eral accurate eyewitness re- oer. they probably would|to calculate the trajectory from| Jon Sask farmer found a LS, OTTAWA (CP)--Some lucky /|ports." have been spotted by the heli-| »hotographs," Dr. Douglas said. eddshabed fotki 1910 Cha L - farmer in southwestern Ontario} Dr. Douglas's calculations|copter search. "When it' showed the pathivent it yo Jat edt ae a : you've got the time, we've got everything else... A may come up with a new cash|show the meteorite "detonated") "I'm pretty sure the frag-|would take it over Canada, we itor 10 nga Ho Aldn't dishoger 2 BOAC flight at the very time you want to travel. And crop this spring--fragments of over Essex eee ag or -- be in - 84 ms went to work." lit oe blade Wal Gao ' pi oe és! ae fights summer there's a record number ieoriie. mites north of Harrow Ont. miles long a ive miles Hee i a he -- & / of? transa laritic fi his a w » Scientists of the mines and; He covered the area by heli- across, unléss they took some KEY TO KNOWLEDGE ; jie retired, then he soid it: to ; | een. gn cel: from Toronto. Jet direct fanhninal curvave danavtmantloantar in Tanuarey lacking for -- - ona a esenctcemtee ees = 'Air Ca d t DCR PS ae, CS Us OF believe they have pinpointed|possible craters or other clues ? : ites? : pene. pe sacsa be eae ie Direet Their | ives By bin Se vtey Air Canada gian jet. From April 1. the new low: - the area where the meteorite that could lead to the location! The zone runs lengthwise on| "They're thp only objects, h Fees a ed aa 2 Fe E ares come into "f ect. (Example: a 21-day ke up Dec, 9 after entering/of fragments. But he found/a line from Harrow almost due|from other planets that we have |h@ve to wait 10 yea me. fg eh xcursion Toronto-laris flight will cost you" e earth's atmosphere. nothing and now hopes farmers/north through Essex and Belle|for study and detailed analysis $V i eanine ife only $381* return.) Europe's waiting, So why Wait any 'We were quite lucky," Dr.jin the area may turn up some|River, on the shore of Lake/can tell us a lot about es uni- |f- 30% OFF longer? See your Fravel Agent. Jbhn Douglas of the geological|pieces when they start plowing|Huron. verse ,. . the cosmic abundance ; . 550 GL Caatidan ining, and Hope Secure teach said in an inter-|in the spring. "There's one factor in our fa-jof elements . . . and even the beagle atts idence, q ind Hope "Subject to government approval, view. "We're trying to warn alljvor. There are not many stones|shape gives information about! Purchases Over $1.00 "The meteorite was visible injfarmers to watch for unusuallin this area so the fragments|design of space vehicles for re- Special Change-Over Sale 3 pipe i ; E: about six states of the U.S, be-|rocks when they start plawing.|should be noticed, by somelentry into the ae a at Newton': Tele-Bible 728-222 | 1 fore it came over Canada and| "We pay upwards of $100 for|farmer."' | "You could even call them if 95 ,rHoL sr. 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