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12 Tht Newi-Rtview, Roieburg, Ora. Thur., Apr. 21, 1955 Yoncalla School Grounds Croup Sets Work Day By MRS. GEORGE EDES , The Yoncalla Grade School ground improvement committee met at the grado school Friday night. They set a work day, April 23 starting at 9 a.m. The work wiH be all volunteer effort aimed at beautifying the school grounds. Anyone is welcome to help. Work ers are asked to bring s sack Uindi and table service. Cake and coffee wiU be served. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dorsing, who recently returned from Arabia where Dorsing has been affiliated with an oil company; Mrs. Mike Williams (PhyUis Wright) of Salt Lake City, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jimenez and daughter of Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. Lei Wright and family of Eugene vis ited at the parental Dan Wright home last week. Mrs. Lydia Emmett of North Bend is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Spurling, and family. The Rev. and Mrs. R. W .Knight spent several days last week at the beach. . Carl Ul'bricltt is building a large garage on his property in north Yoncalla, large enough to house a car truck and wood shed. Lt. Don Cox, who recently re turned after spending a year in Korea, Mrs. Cox and baby visited at the Luther Daughterly home last week. Lt. Cox is now stationed t CamD Pendleton. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoffman (pent the weekend visiting Hoffman's mother at Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs. William Birch of Point Baker, Alaska, spent lost weetc visiting at tine Ed Kelso home. Mrs. Birch and Mrs, Kelso were school friends. John and Diana Merk of Eugene pent last week visiting their Brand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Day in Scotts Valley. Golden Kruse left Tuesday with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sowles, of Curtin for a month's visit with Mrs. Kruse' and Mr. Sowles' brother in Muskegon, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Grass and family of Lookinggiasi attended the family night dinner and film at the Yoncalla Methodist Church Sunday. Plans To Build Vast Pipeline Said Progressing . NEW VORIC IK Plan, fa nnn traction of the 160 million dollar racmc iMortnwest Pipeline Corp.'s natural gas pipeline into Oregon and Wflahintrtnn im rnvmanrflinf an. cording to schedule, C.R. Williams pi eaiuem, ueciarea. William! -.flirt that Paolfip Nnrfh west expects to sign a bond pur chase agreement covering the pipeline i financing - with under writers in N"w Vnrlr rtn Thiii'sflnt, or Friday and plans to have the Knnrt nffnrlnc nnvi uioalr The Federal Power Commission on teD. 11 approved the company s proposed financing, major part of wmun wouia oe cne sale 01 12U million dollars of first mortgage nonas to insurance companies. The pipeline, extending some 1 Sort milns UriU Avtnfwt frnm (ha San Juan Basin of New Mexico to tne racilic Northwest states. Williams indicated Uwt arrange ments for the sale of securities to cover the cost of the pipeline had been slowed a bit by the l.uge mount of legal work involved. "There are 326 pages in the fi nancing titans nnH it fnkpt 1lmn to get 12 to. 15 lawyers to agree on every word," Williams added. He repeated his statement of last WPeV that Pflrifif MniMJiwnei knnni to start "putting pipe into the ground arouna me ursi ot May.' Last week a court action block ing construction of the pipeline wa. dropped by Trans-Northwest Ga Co., Spokane, Wash. rnent between the two comonnies involved nitraUnca Kv Pnitifin nf certain assets of Trans-Northwct in the area around Snokinc. In return, it was reported, Trans -Northwest agreed to drop its ac tion in U.S. court of appeals in Philadelphia chnllemcing certifica tion of Pacific by the FPC. California Said Facing Critical Water Shortage SAN FRANCISCO Hf Indica tions that most soctous of Call fornia will be hit by a critical wa ter shortage this summer were Riven in a U. S. Department of commerce publication. 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