The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, July 21, 1948, Image 9

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    NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1948
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Go to Portland Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Elliott of Roseburg left to
day lor Portland to spend a lew
days visiting.
Spend Day Here Mrs. G. J.
Aspey and daughter. Bertha May,
and Mrs. Paul Gary ol Riddle
were visitors In Rose urg yesterday.
Pmtn's 650,000 Gallon Reservoir New Progressive Step
POLITE SERVICE
eXPEJVT SKILL
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how we
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Bill
Back From Portland Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Shoemaker Jr., have
returned to their home at Win
chester, following the weekend in
Portland visiting the latter't
mother, Mrs. Leora Richards.
Leave Tor Wyoming Mr. and
Mrs. Don Webb and son, Donnle,
have left lor their home In Lara
mie, Wyo., following several
weeks In Roseburg visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Fingerlos and fan.l'y.
Leaves For East Miss Daphne
Hughes, executive secretary for
the Youth Consultation Service
of the Episcopal Church, left here
Tuesday for Newa.k. N. J., to re
sume her work, following her
vacation.
Son Is Born Mr. and Mrs. 3.
P. Brumbach of Roseburg have
received word telling of the birth
of a son, Joseph Witson Jr., to
Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Joseph Watson
Brumbach Sr., at Key West,
Florida. IA. Brumbach is a night
fighter pilot on the USS Kear
sarge, now on cruise In the Mediterranean-
FLIES -MOSQUITOES -BUGS
Plenty of Screen Bronze or Galvanized
BRING ORDERS NOW
IN STOCK
Screen Doors Screen Hardware
House Doors Builders Hardware
Window Sash Glass
We build "Modern Kitchens." Book Shelves. Chests. Wardrobes,
Tables, Frames, etc, to fit your home.
ANYTHING MADE OF WOOD
HOWE'S CABINET SHOP
869 Hoover St WE MEASURE Call S61-L
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N. Santlom Highway :
SALEM,) Ore.. Ji . 21. (.TV
The North Santiam Highway was
closed today by a forest fire west
i ox uetron.
t State Forester Rogers said the
(ire, la it) steep country and diffi
cult to fight, but that he hoped
it would be controlled some time
today. It has burned bet' Ten 20
and 30 acres, half In the Wil
lamette National Forest and the
other half on state lands. The fire
started last night.
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Halseth succeeds R.' A. McCiied
mack, who; was not rehlreHit
the board after he had serve4jrr
years. . , . -i. .
Albany Engages Ntw
School Superintendent
ALBANY, Ore., July 21.-4PI
I. R, Halseth, who has been school
superintendent at Green Springs,
Wyo, for live years will be Al
bany's new school superintendent.
ROSEBURG
FUEL OIL SERVICE t
Phone 967-R . ,
HAS BEEN CHANCED
to '.
1289
SAWDUST
SLAB WOOD
PLANER ENDS
Immediate Delivery
DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
Phone 128
402 W. Oak
DURABIE
AS MOUNT HOOD!
Chrystalite Tile Pumice Blocks
Officially approved by F. H. A., fir outside load-bearing
walls, without furring.
Ideal for Homes, Schools, All types of 6-inch high blocks
Churches, Theaters, Commer- ,re available. For further sav
cial and Industrial Construe- o.cvi' ki.u. u,m k
ion and all types of Farm ,nK- ff x8 'd6 block, wlU
Buildings. available very soon.
Monufoctured Locally By
Hlghxv W 3 miles North Roseburg Telephone 2
CHRYSTALITE TILE, INC.
CABINETS
and
MILLWORK
For the Finest Quality at Reasonable
Prices Try
CITY LUMBER Cr
BUILDERS SUPPLY
Vi Mile Out on N. .Umpqua Highway
Phone 659
Lumber,- Doors, Windows, Frames
Screens, Plywood
- Anything In Wood
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NEW RESERVOIR FOR DRAIN Above it lean the new 650,000
gallon water reservoir nearing completion at Drain, Concrete it
! blown on the sloping tidat and bottom of the tank by meant of I
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gravel it shoveled into the machine which blowt the mixture
through a hota. Water it -added at tha noiiU. Tii concrata mix
ture it tamped under 45 poundt of air prettura.
By JEROME SHELDON
Ncw-Rvtw rMtur Editor
Drain's new $35,000 water reservoir Is nearing completion. Lo
cated on hill west of the city, the twin concrete tanks will hold
a total of approximately 650,000 gallons of water and replace a
90.000-galIon wooden tank formerly used.
Half the reservoir was completed last winter and Is now roofed
with corrugated aluminum sheeting. The 'first half of the tank was
used while the old reservoir was removed and the second halt of
the new reservoir was dug.
McKcnna and Wellt of Inde
pendence, Ore., have been the
contractors for the reservoir con
struction, while Howard E. Rose
of Portland is the subcontractor
for "blowing" the concrete by
means of compressed air on the
sloping sides and bottom of the
tanks.
Better Conoreta Method
Rose uses the "Gunlte method,
which has been employed for
nearly 45 years, he said. A denser
concrete mixture is produced than
by tne standard way oi mixing
and pouring the concrete, he ex-
ilalned. The dry ingreoients are
lown by compressed air through
hose and mixed with water at
the nozzle. Originally steam in
stead of compressed air was used
in tne process.
Advantages or mixing concrete
this way, Rose said, are that one
third to one-half less water is
required than In the standard
methods and the finished product
Is less porous than poured con
crete. A "Gunlte" concrete floor
need he only three Inches thick,
he said, where a poured con
crete floor would be six Inches
thick.
The man who operates the hose
must be an expert. For he regu
lates the amount of water flow.
Ing Into the nozzle from a second
WE HAVE THE
MATERIALS NECESSARY
TO COMPLETE YOUR
PLUMBING JOB!
O Toilets
O Pipe
O Fittings
O Fixtures
NASON PAINT Wholttolo and Retail
Licensed Plumber Availoblt
If You Datira
W. M. SANDALL CO.
HlghwtyM North Across from Willy's Prions 1117-R
Mrs. Hamilton Home Mrs.
Fred Hamilton has returned to
her home on Blakelev street, fol
lowing several days in Portland
and Lugpne visiting and attend
ing to business.
Home From Portland Gordon
Gerretsen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Will H. Gerretsen. has returned
to his home on Blakelev street
following several days In Port
land on business. During the
school year, Gordon attends Uni
versity of Oregon.
O. ot U. V. to Meet A D. U. V.
?arty will be held Friday night,
uly 23, at the home of Mrs. Anna
Peterson, 1026 Military street,
honoring members having birth
days in June and July. A shower
will be given for Gayle Mnfflt. A
dessert potluck supper will be
served.
Home From Vltlt Miss Nancy
and Roger Allen returned to Rose
burg today, after spending 10
days In Medford visiting relatives.
Their sister. Miss Noreen Allen,
returned home Saturday In order
to attend the opening session of
Camp Fire Camp. Thev are the
children of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Allen.
Home From California Mrs,
Don Albright and daughter. Bon
nie Sue, have returned to their
home In Roseburg, following two
weeks In California visiting rela
tives. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Albright's brother
and sisterln-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Hobart, and daughter, Beverly.
RIM ROAD STILL CLOSEO
SALEM, Ore., July 21. P)
I n rim roan around l rater UM
hose, by means of a valve. If the
mixture is too wet or too dry, he
changes the amount of water. The
compressed air tamps the con
crete mixture down hard. With
out that pressure, the concrete
would crumble when dry, Rose
said.
"Gunlte" has been used exten
sively by the U. S. Reclamation
Service In constructing Irrigation
canals. Rose said. It is also used
to fire-proof ateel beams. In the
latter process mesh is wrapped
around the beams and the blown
concrete clings to the steel.
Ben B. Irving, consulting en
gineer to the City of Drain, said
the reservoir has cost approxi
mately $20,000. The aluminum
roof, supported by 75-foot wood
arch trusses, cost S6.5O0 to install.
The balance of a $35,000 bond is
sue Is being used to complete the
reservoir.
Dimensions of the two tanks
are J18 by 148 feet at the top
and 40 by 80 feet at the bottom.
Flexibility of use will be provided
by the two tanks. Water la
brought In from Bear Creek,
about five miles wost of the city,
by a six-Inch Intake, while dis
charge to the city is through an
eight-nlrh pipe. City water mains
are wooden, Irving said.
and the route to the north en
trance of the lake will not be
opened until the end of July, the
K.ate Highway commission said
today. It will take that long to
remove snow and slides.
The earliest historian probably
was Herodotus.
. The French language grew
from the colloquial Latin of Caes
ar's legions combined with Cel
tic, Germanic and Gallic words.
It was not called "French" until
the 11th Century, when It took
Its name from the small king
dom of France around Paris and
Orleans.
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' FOR BATHROOMS -
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NEED A NEW ROOF?
LET THE
COEN SUPPLY CO.'
GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON
FLATWORK or SHINGLES
We hove sold ond opplied "FLINTKOTE" ROOFINGS
for 20 year . . . with uniform satisfaction!
Let us give you on estimate.
COEN SUPPLY CO.
Flood & Mill St. Phone 121
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ADD SPARKLING w
sL- COLOR TO
W;lhl:U;UJ.'M.-Nr7
From basamont to living room Siaaloota Rubber Enamel
baautiboo and brightens with 30 lustroua colors. Ideal lor
gonaral use Insida or outside. Cover in on coat.
a howa do brush maikj . . . dries quickly to a high glosa,
professional appearing iinisb. Water, alcohol, acid,
weathering and abuse will not mar or dull its high finish.
It't easy to apply . . . long lasting and can be washed.
UMPQUA VALLEY HARDWARE
3S.
ANNOUNCING A NEW
ARRIVAL
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' Much larger than usual.
. .' It wot delivered several day ago.
- - Mr. and Mr. Jack Saunders are proud to
call it their own.
It has been admired by friandt end neigh
bor!. Jack himself i grinning from ear to ear
: and why not? It Isn't avery day that a fallow
gat a naw LOXIDE home.
; Tha idea wa promoted by RILEY REALTY
COMPANY.
It was delivarad by BILL ADAIR under
tha autpicet of CHARLIE BRIGGS, tha Oregon
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