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AJthoogti '±e bra.-ca« m-L. force a: a hifJser tecnptnc^ it »il! reduce *JJ< coi»ir. keeptr^ cjuaiity oi the It s§ best to ieep ±e fcearsefces ocx o( direct «n but m a bĉ gfct piace Most branches mil stay attractive for about one wee* so Cut a few braacces ea<± *eek to have a successioc of fresh flowers Shadblow i ameianchier.) forsythia and pussy *TUOW force easily in about one week Redbud and sptcebush take about two weeks Blooms on magnolia, flowering almond and honeysuckle can be ex pec ted in twenty days, but allow four weeks for bridal wreath, quince Lilac, apple and peach Be sure to keep the water fresh in the container Add floral preservative as needed Bus Available For Livestock Show April 2 Even i oce siseep pqps or be«f. the Livestock Ji workshop aad contest w* he rmi aisd a good peneoce The Apni I cueces* *s open to all *-H youths aad it » hoped parents interested do ast hesitate t« attend as A bus will provide trm- sportanoc for the event to be held at the Joltet-Oucaf© Livestock Marketing center It will leave Woodstock at 7:31 a m and amve back about 3 p m April 2 Call the CooperaD\*e Extension service office. 338-3737 or «7«7 to sign up Bruce Oibnch a local 4-H parent, and the County fair Swine superintendent will be one of several adults in charge Today's Food And Additives SWIM chee*e hat a secret -- one that helpt keep the bread fresh for that cheese sand wich for Sunday night supper. The secret is in two chem­ icals -- sodium and calcium propionate -- that occur natu­ rally when milk from the dairy becomes Swiss cheese. Food scientists discovered that these natural chemicals can be made in the laboratory and used to retard the growth of mold in baked goods. So it is with many other food additives which were "invented" by nature itself and then, adapted by scien­ tists for other uses. For ex­ ample, lecithin, which is used as an emulsifier, is found in milk, soybeans and many other foods. Citric acid, a part of every orange, is used in many foods to provide the desired tartness of flavor and is also used as a preservative. And there are scores more. But why have food addi­ tives? Couldn't we just get along on all natural foods? Not really, for food additives A-l HEARING AID SERVICE Free Loaners - Complete Sexvicf on aft Makes Custom Earmolds - 30 Da# Trial on New Aids Try Before You Buy t Maico-Oticon-Radio Ear Qualitone Custom Made All in the Ear Models R0BT. STENSLAND & ASSOCIATES 1 "3937 W. Main SL*«385-766l Be hind-the-ear AID1 *• QQ Reg. $239 1"" are used in our food supply for may functions, many of which are beneficial to our health. Briefly, additive* do the following -- Preserve foods from spoilage, flavor changes and s tale n ess. -- Act as stabilizers, emul sifiers, thickeners and leaven­ ing agents, to give foods the textures we like. -- Give foods the colon and flavors that add to their appeal and acceptance. -- Improve nutritional value by adding vitamins, minerals or other substances, often to replace losses that may occur in processing. Pressure is likely to con­ tinue on world food sources to yield greater supplies of safe and nutritious food. So food scientists will be work­ ing even harder to assure us of an available, safe and af­ fordable food supply with the help of additives and pre­ servatives to feed us and our grandchildren way into the future. General Foods Consumer Center has recently made available an interesting 60- page booklet which explores the topic of additives, includ­ ing their history, uses, proce­ dures for safety testing and regulation. Single copies can be obtained free by sending your name and address, in­ cluding ZIP Code, to "To­ day's Food and Additives," Box 6095, Kankakee, Illi­ nois 60901. Reflect that life, like every other blessing. Derives it value from its use alone. •Samuel Johnson. A SOLAR ENERGY COMPANY SOLAR FURNACE Auxiliary Home Heating System Cut fuel bills with free heat from the sun. • Economical, ollutlon free its both new and existing homes • Dependable as the sunrise • Available now lor immediate installation ' Distributor: Crest Solar Heating & Drying 8630 Lyons Des Plaines, II. 60016 (312) S27-121I PUBLIC NOTICE 900 LUCKY HOMEOWNERS One of the world's largest manufacturers of aluminum siding has created a new type of specially insulated aluminum siding for your home. 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