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Show THURSDAY, MARCH PAGE 11 1975 13. Sun Power May Burn Up Heating Bills When the sun shines bright builders, conservationist', and hopeful homeowners. They see sun power as the answer to the persisting energy crisis. Solar heating can become economically competitive in mi your old family home one of these winters, you may not have to pay heating bills. That's the refrain being heard from more and more energy experts, imaginative most regions of the country in the years between 1965 and 1990, says an electric power company report. INSTALLING solar ener-,- g y collectors in homes could induLwild into a stry, says a developer who puts them in his new houses. tfy the end of the century thei'e may be 4.5 million American houses and buildings heated by the sun, another power company predicts. A handful of homeowners with soi'ar heaters already are basking in the sun, paying no more than 25 per cent of the cost of conventional heating, the National Geographic Society says. In some cases using the backup furnace t'hey may need during the col dest days runs under $50 a w inter. $77-billi- NOW'S THE TIME . . PROFESSIONAL AERIAL APPLICATION OF FERTILIZERS Herbie idea imecticidM Seeding MODERN AERIAL APPLICATION HELPS YOU Fungicides If Yea Haw A ProMwn With Burr, Butt (reap, Snoe Wes4, IIm Mustard, sr The Other 0 Resistant Weeds, Nows The Time Te Apply Weed Killer By Air And Eliminate These Pests. .'V. ; PRESTON FLYING SERVICE RT. 3 - BOX 39 PHONE PRESTON, (20S) IDAHO I32S3 152-215- 1 Iong- - A solar collector is basical- ly a box to trap the sun's rays and consists of a glass top, a metal bottom painted Mack, and recirculating water in between. The sun's hot rays and the buildup of heat in the box by the greenhouse effect together heat the water as it is pumped through pipes. The hot water then can be circulated through radiators or through coils with a fan blowing over them to heat by hot air. The water usually is stored in a basement tank buried in gravel, but heat-retaini- more efficiency in solar heating, lwuses one day may cost nothing extra to heat, according' to some engineers. So far probably no more than 50 buildings in the United States are sola r heated, most of them houses but also several schools and office buildings. But the energy shortage is bringing interest to a boil. With V, STUDENTS OF a small high school in Warrenton, Virginia, are so proud that their classrooms are heated by the sun that they have ignored the tempting target of solar collectors, a glass wall 26 feet high and 124 feet one builder in Washington, D.C., area has adapted this reservoir of hot water room temperature or a bit and uses it as a warmer heated indoor swimming pool off his homes family room. BUILDERS AGREE solar heating systems are best built in when the house is constructed. The southern units, which experienced builders say may add sev er-thousand dollars to t he al roof slope must be angled steeply to catch the sun's rays and covered with glass solar collectors that can equal a third of the total floor space. Already built houses are more difficult to convert to solar heating, and often require extensive remodeling. FOR UPHOLSTERY OF Engineers say, however, that the job could be done by solar panels of button-siz- e cells, which convert sunshine directly into electricity as soon as inexpensive mass production of the cells is perfected. Some states are considering property tax cuts for TRACTOR FURNITURE CYCLl : SEATS SEATS MACAL UPHOLSTERY Final Naturalization Hearing Set A house's construction cost but should pay for themselves in fuel savings in five or six years. houses with solar heat '.ing MAX GUNDERSEN DAYTON, I DAHO PHONE 747-352- 4 final naturalization hearing is scheduled in the District Court at Pocatello April 23 at 11 a.m. Aliens who are qualified and who want to be included in this final hearing should submit their applications to the Immigration and Naturalization Service, P. 0. Box 1724, Helena, Mont., 59601, prior to March 10, 1975, so they can be given appointments with the naturalization examiner. Applications can be obtained from the Clerk of the District Court's office in Pocatello or from the Immigration office in Pocatello. 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