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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, O REG O N
Thursday, September 6, 1951
line and terminal.
Drain substation oil circuit the Burmeisters visited another , A letter to Mrs. J. J. Gallagher
Detroit-Chemawa line. Chema- breaker installation.
son.
brings the news that Mrs. Pris
wa substation and comunications
Construction
schedules
for
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ho ge of cilla Robinson will sail from Eng
Midway-Big Eddy-Maupin-Detroit these projects will be announced
Tillamook, formerly cf Dayton, land on September 29. She spejpt
Construction of Bonneville pow line, terminal, switching stations shortly after procurement, man Ore., were brief visitors here last the summer at her former hon^e,
er administration transmission Det roit—Gashen facilities.
power and other related problems
visiting her sister and brother.
Southwestern Oregon loon serv are r.solved. Completion of these Thursday en route south for a
facilities for the southwestern
vacation.
They
told
the
Pilot
they
Mr. and Mrs. John Musser, for
district during the 1951-52 fiscal ice, including Maupin-Madras line facilities will materially strength
year will total aixiut $16,000,000 acquisition and c nversion, Ma en the transmission networks of plan to return this way and mer residents, were in Brookings
on the basis of the department ot dras - Redmond - Klamath Falls cuthwestern Oregon and provide probably look for a location. Mr. week end for a couple days.
interior appropriation bill signed no. Redmond and Klamath Falls adequate ties to the new hydro Hodge, who was discharged two
by President Truman, today an substations and associated com generation coming into service at weeks ago from the navy, is a
body and fender man in civilian
nounced W. E. Trommershausen, munication facilities.
Meridian. Detroit, and McNary life. The couple are looking over
district manager, Eugene. Power
Gcshen-Roseburg-Coos Bay 230 projects.
a number of probable locations.
facilities include major 230.000 kv line (surveys only).
Connie Louise is the name of
volt general grid transmission
Santiam V a l l e y substation
the 6-pound, 11-ounce daughter,
lines wholly or partially in the i Lyons).
born August 26, to Mr. and Mrs.
district, and 115,000 volt facilities
Appropriations for 115.000 volt
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holmes Conner Kessler, at Seaside hos
serving secondary load centers transmission facilities and custo
and connecting Bonneville custo mer service substations serving of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. pital. She is their second child Office Hours: 9-12: 2:00-5:00
Overman
of
Des and first daughter.
mers with the Columbia river the principal load centers, total Sherman
Moines, Iowa, spent a few days
Evenings by appointment
|M>wer grid.
Kenneth M. Nikrent died at his
approximately $2,000,000 for the lest week at the R. D. Chambers
Current fiscal year Boonne- following projects:
home up the Winchuck river
home.
Goetz Building
ville appropriations for the Pa
early Sunday morning of a heart »hone 293
Goshen-Eugene line terminals,
Mrs. W. A. Gage of Coquille, attack. Burial was at Los An
cific Northwest total $72,868,000, Eugene substation additions. '
i mother of Mrs. R. M. Peterson,
Including $46,500,000 for con
Coos and Norway substation left last week for home after geles. He was a member of Vet
struction, $21,000,000 fofr con
erans of Foreign Wars.
additions.
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spending a week with her daugh
tract liquidation, and $5,368,000
ter.
Goshen-Springfeild
115,000
volt
lor operation and management,
Mrs. Verna
Richardson of
said Trommershausen. Oregon. line. Goshen terminal and Spring-
Long Beach and Mrs. Ann Irving
Washington, northern Idaho and field substation.
Detroit substation.
of Santa Monica visited Mr. and
western Montana are included in
Mrs. Glenn Zlrbel last week en Sawmill and Woods Men
Columbia river power grid.
Toledo substation additions.
Funds for transmission facili- ' McKinley-Gold Beach 115,000 route to Seattle, Wash. The la
Saw Mill Hands
One mile north of Carpenter-
ties in the 230,000 volt regional volt line. Port Orford substation, dies are old-time friends.
ville on Highway 101.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Burmeister
power grid, wholly or partially! Gold Beach substation.
in the Southwestern district, to- I I<ehanon-pringfeild 115.000 volt returned last Wednesday from a
trip which took them to Tulelake,
tai about $14,000,000 for the fol line.
Calif., and Bend, Ore. A son
lowing lines.
Carpentoville
Goshen-Lookout Point (Meri from Seattle came this way and
Detroit-Albany line, Detroit dian) 115.000 volt line.
picked up his parents for the
terminal, Albany substation ad
Harrisburg
substation
addi
trip. At Tulelake they visited
ditions McNary - Maupin - Det roit tions.
the irrigation project and at Band
B. P. A. Spent
$16 Million Sum
Dr. Robt. E. Smith
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Estate Herschel P. Weter
FOR RENT
Notice To Creditors
No. 1290)
In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County
of Curry.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
executrix of the estate of Her-1
schel P. Weter, deceased, by the
County Court of the State of j
Oregon for the County of Curry,
and has qualified. A 11 persons
having claims against said es
tate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same, duly verified as
by law’ required, to the under
signed at Room 10, Central Build
ing, Brookings, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published, Au
gust 9. 1951.
Last Publication. Sept. 6, 1951.
Estate Herschel P. Weter,
/ s/Hilda C. Drlskell, Executrix
Samuel A. Hall, Attorney for
Executrix, Central Building,
Brookings, Oregon.
1- and 2-room Apartments
All Equipped W ith Electric Ranges
Rates: By Day - Week or Month
SUNSET MOTEL
. . . HELP W A N T E D !___ J
Field workers, bulb graders and bulb packers
wanted................Plan to begin digging Misc.
Garden Lilies September 10 and Croft, Sep
tember 11........... Standard wages paid. Apply
at Greenhouses, 4 miles south Brookings. Ocean
side of Highway 101.
LESLIE WOODRIFF
TH E C H E T C O
IN N
Fairyland Begonia and Lily Garden
I larbor
Oregon
“z// z//r Sign of the (¿olden Goat”
Brookings, Oregon
FOOD B Y ADRIAN!
hamily-style dinner served to the public, if reservations are made
24 hours in advance, at $1.50 — 6:00 - 7:tx) p.m.
SPECIAL D IN N ER, A T 7:00 T O 8:00 P.M,
Menu for the week—price of entree determines price of dinner
Cocktail
Plate
trench onion soup aux crotons
Roast Sirloin of Beef, St. 75
Stuffed Pork ( hops with Apple Sauce, $1.75
( .ountry Pried ( hicken, with ( ream Gravy, $2.do
I’ilet of Sale with Tartar Sauce, $1.50
Prog Legs, a la Antomne, $2.50
Mountain I rout, with drawn Butter, S2.50
Steaks, with special Sauces, from $2.50
I otatoes, Oel blonico
Cauliflower an gratin
Rolls and Coffee
I uddtng, Orange ( harlotte
Ice Cream
Pie
Scc <?z//f r adcertiiemcnt to rooms, and rooms and board in this issue.
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