The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, June 02, 1955, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextCool Weather Delays Rotes For Big Festival PORTLAND I Cool weather has delayed blooms and Rose fes tival officials are concerned about the possibility of a shortage ol roses. The festival gets underway June 8 with the floral parade scheduled June 11. And gardeners at the Portland test gardens said only one bloom had made its appearance so far this year. The Royal Rosarians have had o postpone for a week their rose garden contest. They said they might have nothing to judge if the contest were held June 6 as sched uled. 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( W SUZZIE'S hAM K SEE WHIZ.... 230 Nor h iStwhen Phon. 3-S37 I! 1 T f HERE, HOUERIN' LIKE THEN3 OOP, HA5 WHaE MESS OF) BEEN..CH0KE. CLIXf ' - NorthMephens Khan. f I I L I THAT? YOU KWWGiaK-., ANYTHING OTHER 1RACK5, HE5 .... n J ) V Harris Plumbing & Healing Co. ! L jnK WENT RSHIN WITH pfrOV HAPPENEP AN' THEN POUR' JL OM,NO;k JTVi 805 South Stephens Phone 3-8173 BERKLEY PUMPS E Wluftl NS'rfS SrStWft-JH CTIpCrpln7T47a7l APump,o,lr,N..d,f,.M : ' AlSXl'FK flr WSIIV cfW fX'r' Hansen', Plumbing & Heating. W,ns- i Home. t. Indu.trl... 0 rf-f f H tgpm' JtMtL! S.nL I ton. Ph. 9-8705 ! SALES SERVICE ; 0 NQNcit-Vi Jt K K'A (l X rfflN ISV rVV wk I Wm. A. Mardorf, Plumbing, u.!,"L""in9 H''""',. JUMSL!N5..U rMTDAPLYNG-.S j (WEGOING TO IUCTR.C.ANS B - ias.k O f cavomfthimt: 1 II VrlfVnV II V S SUPPER? Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223 i AmlPAW' VLJ JWflPSSI feUMt-1 construction , )t Pays r ? M W LS? mlrS3 TODD BUILDING CO. To Patrooize ' !, Leo Faust, president of the Port land Rose Society, was optimistic. He said: "In the 66 years of Rose Festivals, we have never had a rose failure and we will have plenty this year. We may not have all varieties, but we will have plenty of blooms." HEARING ON BUDGET A p olic hearing is scheduled June 8 at the Winston .- Dillard Water District office on Hiahwav 42 in Winston for discussion of the I proposed $63,584 district budget, I reports correspondent Mrs. Ted j Peterson, v The meeting will start at 8 p.m. 29 Window glass 43 Italian river 30 River in 45 Italian resort Germany 31 Rots flax by exposure 37 Marsh 38 Lyric poems 40 Prices 41 "And it came to " 46 Drinks made with fruit 47 Native of Media 49 Auricle 50 Female saint (ab.) 52 Before 42 Biblical name 53 Decay (Answer to Previout Puzzle webk.i pfraTTp? pTTSTvli V.lRTUOSOSM I til epuct inositbi eke ssTp i ue JJ H T A l N T A l L- O Si JP.EiCACA P B R 1 SM E HERE T, E T NUBS E P T 1 IP IE A AIMTTH oTTTl I A H U R E A SS LJ R B L L P A T AT I. E g S RAV STEP! ESNE ( OUTSIDE IWTERfKENCE IT COUlO'j6 HOW MAW MEM X ONLY THRBBI 1 fXkSti ONE V VhSKE C0M TH6 ' I (T WlVl : : ' WL JMteCUSMir : " Afiolfro 1 " ROOFING J FUNNY BUSINESS .Bfgafg is. c.itHHiik.,iv "Car to have the floor FROM NINE TO FIVE I only go dowi as far as the second floor today, girls. I'm mad at the starter. painted too, dear?" By Joe Fischer Nuclear Heating-Cooling System Forecast In Future ABSECON. N. J. tfl A yeii- round home heating-cooling system powered by a nuclear reactor about twice the size ol an auto battery was put forth Wednesday as "a practical reality possibly wimin a tew years. Robert E. Kerry, general man ager of the Institute of boiler ft Radiator Manufacturers, made the forecast at the' institute's annual meeting, and said the new concept marks the first proposal to put atomic energy to work actually within the home itself. He indicated that if the manu facturers were to begin research on the system now, they would be in lull production by 1958. The "A-boiler" system, consist ing of the baby reactor booked up to a boiler, will be explosion-proof and safe from radioactivity, Ferry said. Placed in the garage or base ment, the system will ;oth heat and cool the home for about six years on a single charge of fis sionable material hernetically sealed within the reactoi', he said. Ferry estimated the cost of the six year charge at about $300. He said the reactor would be replaced with another sealed unit at a simi lar price after its charge had been exhausted. Institute sou.ces said the price of such a cha.ge would tend to go down as the price of nuclear fuel declines. A completely new integrated in stallation of the boiler and baby reactor would cost about $1,500, he said. In a new house, he said, savings of several hundred dollars would result from eliminating flues and chimney. It would cost around $1,000 to, convert existing boilers, according to Ferry. Quoting industry experts, Ferry pointed out the "chief foreseeable problem holding up availability of ine A-oouer system is tna need for adequate supplies of ilssionablc material at economic cost." As for engineering knowledge of design, material and -inieiding of tne reactor, wis "appears to be no longer a problem," lie said. Any possibility of explosion with MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Refurtered (J 8 Pit Mil 0 Trowbridga Electric, OR 3-5521. House wiring. Commercial and Residential Maintenance. CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mil I. en N. Umpque Hwy. i ORch.rd 3-5594 i in the reactor, he said, would be completely eliminated since criti cal elements necessary tor chain reaction would not De present in the fissionable material, Glide Teacher Starts Vacation By MRS. ARTHUR- SELBY Mrs. Harriett Wells left Tue day morning for Ocean Park, Calif., to soend her summer vaca tion. Mrs. Wells is fifth grade teacher at uiioc scnooi. Spend Holidays Mrs. Ed Nichols drove Brenda Eddie and Harry Nichols to Cam as Valley Friday afternoon to spend the holiday weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parrott. Jimmy Evans arrived by plane Thursday from Richardson Grove, Calif., to spend the Decoration Day holidays with his family. Evans has been logging in Cali fornia near Garberville, Bob Fuller and Oscar Christen son left Friday for Twin Lakes to spend the holiday weekend camping and fishing. Shirley Persons left Friday by bus for Mountain Home, Ida' o, to spend the month of June with her aunt, Mrs. Elaine Schosso. Mr. and Mrs. Don Olsen and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc Millen and family of Roseburg, spent the holidays at the Susan Creek cabin owned by Louis Full crton of Roseburg. Wayne Schermerhorn, principal o' Giide Elementary School, was released from Douglas Community Hospital Friday and is recupera ting at his home. PLAN HIKE Boy Scout Troop 4 of Dixonville will participate in an ever-night hike Saturday. The troop plans to fish in Rock Creek, according to News-Review Corresponrltmt Jean Radcliffe. ' GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Ph. OR 2-2636 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Window, Saih and Framei Parrott and Mosher OR 3-3434 It Pays To PatrOpize News-Review Advertisers Thur., June 2, 19SS The Newi-Review, Kotebura, Ore. 9 Children's Ball Lost At Green By MARY WEIKUM Mrs. Dean Rammage of Doris Avenue, reports that children of the vicinity are missing a yellow tether ball which disappeared from the playground during the night. She states that It isn't the value of the ball so much as the number of children who had been enjoying playing with it, that concerns her. She asks that if anyone can locate it and have it returned. 30 children of the area will be happy to have it back again. , Large Crowd A large crowd attended the in teresting meeting at the Green Community Church Tuesday eve- ning to hear the Rev. Paul Gupta, who spoke of the great need for missionary work in his native land India. Rev. Gupta was born into a high cast Hindu family and gave up his rank and tortune to touow Christ. , . He and his wife have completed their studies at Bible institutes in this country, and are preparing to return to India, wnere they will be associated with the Hindustan Bi ble Institute, and assist in the training of native missionaries to be sent to all parts of India. Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wagner and sons, uary and Gene, of Glide and Wagner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wagner of Bend, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Leonard on Bourne Street. Mrs. C. E. Wood of Bellflower. Calif., is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Todd. Mrs. wood is Todd s mother, and is as sisting in the care of her new granddaughter. Ruth Elizabeth. Mr. and Airs. L. w, Mcuiarmia of Glendale have moved into the home they recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Leon ard. McDiarmid is employed by industrial electric uo. Mrs. Ethel Hamm, of Portland, is spending the weekend at the home of her son, Lowell Hamm and his family, of Austin Road Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rammage and their grandson, Tommy were recent guests at the home of Ram mage's brother and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rammage on Uons Avenue. COMMITTEE TO MEET: There will be a Red Cross water safety committee meeting Satur day at 1 p.m. in the chapter rooms ot tne Armory, according to cnair man Leon Mulkey. All members are urged to attend, Mulkey said . LAUNDRY S & H GREEN STAMPS Each Bundle Wothad Separate ' SNO-WHITE-Quiek Service Harvard at talf OR 3-8337 $10 PER MONTH Come In and Ask About Our Rental Purchaie Plan. 0TT & RICKETTS ?Z 31S W. 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