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Appropriations Subcommittee Approves Northvest Projects By FRANK W. VAILLE ret. the subcommittee lso authu. WASHINGTON (AP) - Appro- "ea 01 ncciamation I priations requests totaling appros- lL'0 Tki"1 ,R,Ver "l ' imately lot I million dollars for 'MM9 vilble from othe. ler resource development in the Pr0Jec,!'- Pacific Northwest have been ap- ,,m, Approved proved bv a House Appropriations -. j i subcommittee PPrupriauuns , MaJor ltem, lpproved by lne i!r . . .. subcommittee action included k .? '."n11,!1 ,ubjfct 10 revle $22 500.000 for Ice Harbor lock and by the full House Appropriations (am on ,ne Lower Snake Hiver Committee at a session now $13,500,000 for The Dalles dam, scheduled for Monday. $13,000,000 for Hills Creek reser- In addition to approving admin- voir. $10,000,000 for Columbia Ba istration requests for Oregon and sin reclamation construction and Washington, including the appro- .ja.soo.ouo for the Oregon Talent priation of eight million dollars for project acceVeTmorn, Ty ZTTJ wMh "ST Z "A SST "Apoed't studies. "s,,mB,uu one Ume to have had subcommit-j I iie approval 10 increase a jou. Plannina Money :0o planning allowance for Lower One of these would provide $60. 000 in planning money, for the Bu. I I v ... i IV vf Monumental dam to $2,000,000. in cluding $935,000 to start construe- reau of Reclamation to be used t'' "e ,lai. Daa ". wllnur"w on the recently authorized Great-1 h''rIqUf fi hVer; lEE" '.T' J army engineers saying they could I not use construction money at the site this year. One item opposed by various I Oregon and Washington witnesses J who appeared before the subcom mittee earlier reportedly was . I stricken from the bill. This would er Wenatchee Reclamation Proj ect. Army engineers also would receive $88,000 for a pre-authon- zation survey on the proposed Wy- noocne uam site near Montesano and $30,000 for a water resources survey in the Chehalis River Ba sin in Lewis County. In addition tn nnnrnvlntr nna million dollar, asked for Hrognn'. i have provided $196,526 for the Bu- Crooked River reclamation proi- re"u f Reclamatinn to study the 1 feasibility of a high Pleasant Val ley dam on the Middle Snake River in Idaho. mm BEWARE LOOK fOH THl HAPPY unit DOG TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE Groote Beer Now Heading Up Columbia River 1) 1 OFFICERS Mrs. H. L. Blockledge of Kearney, Neb., wife of the grand exalted ruler, pauses during the Oregon State Elks Assn. convention being held in Roseburg to talk with Mrs. Robert Dudley, presidant of the Roseburg Emblem Club No. 267. (Paul Jenkins) Idaho PUC Approves Plan For I PC To Pool Power For Others' Use In Northwest BOISE (AP) -The Idaho Public permits interchange of power as Community Presbyterian Church '.'.'"7... t0In,nl"'o,, . PPved ned. vary. j mwl June 13 ,, , p m. lt the .1. 1 . , .u1. l V ' wnuie, uu; home of M, E(ilth Dunn Mr, make electrical current from the 1 to coordinated operauon by the nary Bennett will be hostess Fri. June 6, 1958 The Newt-Review, Rostburg, Ore. 3 Oakland Church Women To Meet By EDITH DUNN Ladies Bible Class of Oakland TO SELECT QUEEN PORTLAND The prime minister and queen for the junior court of the Portland Rose fes tival will be selected at cere, monies in the civic auditorium Friday night. Idaho Power C'0'1 new generating I lacnmes in neus canyon avail- ame lor use throughout the Pa cific Northwest. The commission approved a con tract between Idaho Power, Pa cific Power and Light Co. and pool members, is considerably greater Uian the sum of its sev eral parts were the same to be operated as separate independent systems." the PI C said in its or der approving the contract. Addition of Brownlee and Oxbow W ashington Water Power Co. to the pool, the PLC said, "will lt will permit transmission of result in added capacity, for the Oxbow dams on the Snake River three companies as well as for the the Northwest Power Pool. I pool, without additional power Brownlee Dam is neanne com. Dlant investment, and through the pletion and construction of Oxbow I coordinated use of regional power Dam is in progress. Idaho Power 1 resources will make possible a also has been authorized by the more economic power supply for Federal Power Commission to a ' the benefit of their customers and third dam in the Hells Canyon I of power users throughout the Pa stretch of the river along the Ida-1 cific Northwest stales" ho-Oregon border. 1 The contract calls for sale of 35 megawatts (millions of watts) of power to Pacific Power and Light Co. and 15 megawatts to Washington Water Power. The rate of payment would be 2 5 mills per kilowatt hour. The agreement call for trans mission of power to the Northwest pool during the period between Mrs. Kills Warner has gone to New York and Boston, Mass., to attend the graduation of her daugh ter. Hose Warner, from Boston Un iversity. Mr. and Mrs. John An glin accompanied her to Fugene and spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brougher of Spring field. Mrs. ' Staler Muller and Mrs. Dons McNeil of Albany, nieces of Mrs. Kenneth Dorman, were here to visit their aunt and family. Also to attend graduation of Nancy Dorman. COMMODORE HOTEL $. W. MORRISON at UH PORTLAND Under ike Hnel iRM9Meit FRANK G. BODIN Make The Commodore Your Portland Headquarters Foe mMrvarioRS, cell CApitil 3-7294 Runaway Asphalt Mix Truck Crashes Cars At Astoria ASTORIA (AP) A dumn truck September and April when Idaho loaded with hot asphalt mix, its Power said it is not called upon I brakes ' out, ended a careening to meet irrigation power needs in 1 ride down steep 16th Street here President Spells Out Desire For Foreign Aid Funds WASHINGTON ( AP) President Nazarene Bible School Monday southern Idaho. The PUC noted that the North west Power Pool, involving Ore gon. Washington, Idaho, northern I tan and western Montana, has been in operation since 1U41. It Eisenhower wants authority to j for wnjcn wlil be "Becoming Ac- spciiu .uieiKii m nioiicy ui iron quainted With God." Assisting Mrs PORTLAND (AP) - The yacht Groote Beer was heading up the Columbia River Thursday from Astoria after a Pacific voyage from Honolulu. It will be the queen's barge in next week's Rose Festival marine festivities. The yacht is skippered by Don Johnson, formerly of Grants Pass, and has as crew a Honolulu couple Mr. and Mrs. John Tatom and their daughter, and Mike Ross man of Seattle. It is owned by Robert F. John son of Portland who has offered 1 ference of key GOP it to at. buzabeth'tatholic parish 'from the Capitol nere 10 ue unuer operational con- Knowland himself is ODDOsine an i Dulev. Mrs. J. M Cnx. Mrs J W. Glide Community flt t J Club Gets Building Vacation Bible school Church of the Nazarene will get 4 L In J underway at 9 Monday morning. rfOHl bCflOOl DOUrO mis. nun. aumvau wiu icprai director of the school, the them Curtain countries but wants it sep arate from the mutual security bill now under Senate debate. Re publican congressional 1 e a d ers said Thursday. Sen. William F.- Knowland of California, Senate Republican lead er, reported the President's stand alter the weekly White House con- members Sullivan as department supervis ors will be: Nursery, Mrs. Mary Steiner; beginner, Mrs. Arda Gar rett; primary. Mrs. Robert Hem pel; junior, Mrs. Paul Weaver and junior high, Mrs. Leola Wilhite. Mrs. James Morgan will be in charge of crafts. The pastor, Rev. Robert Hempel, will speak to the Thursday morning squarely top of two cars. The driver got out, walked into Columbia Hospital a few feet away, and was assured he was unhurt. But the two cars under the truck and steaming asphalt mix were a total loss. ' Four other cars were side swiped in the course of the truck'! speedy run, which started when its brakea failed near the top of the hill. The driver. Dale Roberts, about 30, said that the truck rapidly picked up speed and was about to overtake 1 car ahead of it. There was some room on the right of the car and Roberts swerved, but sideswiped three parked cars in rapid succession. lhat threw his truck out of con- To Avoid Confusion... Mark's with to correct the statement which appeared in our Thursday ad in regard to the Philco Freeier. THE PHILCO HOME FREEZER Given Away at Mark's is being given away free by YOUR EXCLUSIVE PHILCO-BENDIX DEALER 424 S. E. Jackson St. Phone OR 3-5518 Glide Community Club obtained a building at a meeting of the Glide School Board this week The Community Club and t h school board had tentative ar rangement for the club to receive the old grade school gymnasium L, I f , ,k .k con" . o,(t .L.th . n,..,i. .1 !... trol. It hit a fourth car then iu- faicmi; tt,iui-u umiugn ine air. sheared off a telephone pole and raise the money for moving the Dunning, me dead line for decision set June 2. The lowest estimate for removal bovs and oris Others assistine in i wa 11 S.7 hirl hv Ahn nri Uik ' Ihn r-hnstl uill h- lire f inhnal . mnnH Pnuuna Taluikm. i;.... trol of the Portland Sea Scout Council. The Groote Beer was built in amendment, offered by Sen. John ! F. Kennedy (D-Mass) to put into ' the foreign aid bill a section al- Holland for Hermann Goering. i i..,; .u i-..; 1 Nazi air force leader, who did not 1 satelllte countries - ne finds it 1 live to sail it. power lines had to be dropped dur ing moving of the building. Esti mate from Copco was $179 and the Pacific Telephone Co. estimate was not received. The drive for . v. rp rJ mwo'odI sawdust I " -m ""BLOtVERI SERVICE ' " V jii(jSEr)UR6rjTcoT & (ft Summer Rates on Planer Ends Now Phone OS 9-8741 Peeler Core Oak Green Slab Sawdust For Mulch Suiter, Francis Mclntyre, Mrs. J. Mote. Ha Sweet, Sue Meyer, Mrs. Helen Abercrombie, Faye Reeder, Mrs. Jodie Lmnell, Sandra Dulev, Mrs. .Muriel Kichardson. Mrs. Bet-: funds was comoleted lat week j would help or encourage them on : ty Charon. Mrs. Vern Mclntyre, with concerted efforts of the wom a course independent of Moscow. Mrs. Alfred Gilley, Mrs. Victor Pe-1 en members of the Community Senators backing the Kennedy j lerson. .urs. ian mines, nirs. ciuo. oy door to door canvassuig. vumeiia james, imis loeaier, airs, i meeting wim tne scnool Doard Bonnie Schults and Mrs. Dixie 1 were representatives from the Suiter. i Community Club, Glide Kiwanis All boys and girls from three 1 clllh. Glide Kiwanis Women of years through junior high school Service. North llinpqua Garden age are invited to enroll Class I Club. North Umpqua HEU, PTA sessions will be from 9 through and Shufflers Square Dance 11:30 each weekdav m o r n l n a l viuu. amendment, with an understand ing it had administration support indicated a feeling they had been let down by the President's stand as reported by Knowland. Kennedy told newsmen the White House position "indicates the President is not in charge but that Senator Knowland is in charge of foreign policy." i Knowland told a news confer ence Eisenhower would support such a proposal if it came up as an amendment to the Battle Act. That law bans U.S. aid to Iron Curtain countries. But Knowland said his own op position would extend to a pro posal separate from the mutual security bill. squashed two cars parked in front ot tne Hospital. The truck engine still was run ning when Rolierts climbed out. A few moments later a bystand er, whose name was not learned, saw gasoline from the ruptured tank leaking out and climbed in and turned off the ignition. The driver of the car which Roberts tried to go around said he wasn't aware of anything un usual going on. Bystanders. though, said the truck came down the hill with its engine howling loudly. Oniy s few minutes before, a number of children were playing beside the sheared-off pole. through June 20. A picnic is plan ned for the closing session. The annual vacation Bible school demonstration program will be held during the Sunday school hour on bunoay morning, June 22. I he Rev. Robert Hempel stated that ihe church would endeavor to pro vide transportation where it was essential and invited families need ing the same to call his residence, OK 3-7593. LEADERSHIP ANOTHER GREAT CADILLAC HERITAGE Cadillac's leadership over the years in design, in styling and in engineering represents one of the finest traditions in all motor dom. And rrever before has the fact of Cadillac leadership been more apparent than it is during the current year. In every way, - the 1958 Cadillac is, without question, the Standard of the World. See it, inspect it, and drive it soon at your Cadillac dealer's. STANDARD OF THE WORLD FOR MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY I - -A 7 7f Don Wright, spokesman for the Community Club, presented the formal request that the gymnas ium, which was to he torn down, be given for a community build ing. The club raised approximate ly $3,000 to cover moving expenses. The board voted unanimously in favor of the gift. This procedure will save the school board the ex pense of tearing down the building. Ihe building was moved to a lot 4-H Cookery Club . Organized At Green A camp cookery 4-H club for hoys has hecn organized in Green with Mrs. Jainei Med ford as leader. The club will meet at the lead er's home Wednesdays and Fri days at noon. Main subjects of interest will WELCOME LADY ELKS leased from Glide Kiwanis Club ; e preparing outdoor meals over on the North Umpqua Highway west ot twine hporting dooris store. Ahre and Richmond moved in its crew and equipment Tuesday. ( lub members had to tear down the dressing rooms and showers before moving as these had pre viously been condemped. Following the' meeting with the clubs, architects Briscoe and Mi- lell of Lugene presented to the board their work on preliminary Elans for the new multiple-purpose uilding to be built for the grade and junior high schools. This building will be 110 x 92 feet, and will be used for the fol lowing activities, upper grade gym, primary playroom, physical education (primary and upper grades), cafeteria tor grade school, auditorium with stage for primary and upper grades, dress ing rooms for upper elementary athletics and visiting teams, and meeting room for Boy and Cub Scouts and PTA, according to Mrs. Arthur Selby, correspondent. an open fire. They will learn how to cook five different foods, using three methods, and will also stu dy fire - making and safety rules. Members of the club are Tony Follett, president; Mike Bucking ham, vice president; Leon Med ford. secretary, Doyle Payne, re porter; Dexter Rammage, Mike Higler, Joe Heidrich, and Danny Buckingham, reports correspond ent Mary Weikum. SHOW CONTINUES UNION (AP) The Eastern Ore gon Livestock Assn.'s annual show continued Friday. A mile-long parade wound up at the show grounds, where a rodeo and horse races were sched uled. G. I. Hess, association president, said it will be the group's biggest show in 50 years. It was expect ed to draw hundreds of visitors before the windup Saturday, when a stock auction and the finals of the rodeo will be held. , Candy striped sheath I in on imported Swiss pique the narrow shoulder strops buttoned with shining white heorts . Ihe skirt a slim stem. Pink, blue or yellow i with white. I zutn 5 lo IS, $29.95 ROSEBURG visit row locat. Avrnomzr.B cadiuac nr. ait ROSEBURG MOTOR COMPANY ROSE AND WA.HINGTON STS. ...... ?9 "Designer" Senes WIN! 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