Tnirsday, April io, 1952
BROOKINGS-HARBOR P ILO T. BROOKINGS, O REG O N
Page Eleven
oos-Curry Electric Co-operative Given Notice of Hearing On The M ain Draq ' his week.
C onviction
^ $ ^ 3 5 0 ,0 0 0 Loan For Expansion In 1952
O N F IN A L AC C O U N T
i M ilady’s E a s te r h at so im por-t would su rely
CO Q U ILLE—The Coos-Curry Electric Co-operative
|has had its application for 11,350,000 loan approved by
I the Rural Electrification Administration. This will pro
vide funds for the rebuilding of many of the Co-opera
tive’s lines in Coos and Curry counties that the now over
loaded due to the tremendous growth the area has ex
perienced in the past five years, and for the construction
. of 64 m iles of d istrib u tio n lines to serve alm ost 963 new custom ers.
! W ith sev eral new plywood and saw m ills e ith e r constructed, u n d e r
[ con stru ctio n , o r in th e p lan n in g stag es in B rookings, Gold Beach,
In th e C ounty C ourt of th e S ta te
of O regon for th e C ounty of
C urry.
P ro b ate D e p a rtm e n t:
In th e M a tte r of the E sta te of
C h arles A. W arnock, Dceased.
N O TIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN
th a t th e undersigned, as ad m in
is tra trix of the E s ta te of C harles
A. W arnock, deceased, has filed
h er final
account in the - .......-
office of
........ .............................
th e C ounty C lerk of C u rry Coun-
*ty ’ O rcgon- and th a t T hursday
A pril 30, 1952, a t the hou r of
10:00 a. m. of said day and th e
office of th e C ounty Ju d g e in th e
1 C ourt H ouse of C urry’ C ounty at
Gold Beach. Oregon, have been
appointed as the tim e and place
for h earin g upon th e said final
account and for the hearing of
objections th e re to and to the s e t
tlem en t thereof.
E D IT H V. WARNOCK.
A d m in istratrix .
Ed. F. Ackley. P. O. Box 625,
B rookings, O regon, A tto rn ey for
A d m in istratrix .
P ublished M arch 27, April 3,
10, 17 and 25.
and P o rt O rford, m ost of th e added custom ers are expected in those
th re e areas, in C u rry county.
Also included a re funds to w iden th e rightof-w ay of th e 69 KV
tran sm issio n line from th e C alifornia border to Gold Beach. L ast
w in te rs sto rm s proved the right-of-w ay should be w ider to e lim in a te
dam age to th e line from falling tre e s and limbs. Since th is line
will be c a rry in g th e pow er e ith e r from the B onneville P ow er lines
now being b u ilt from Bandon o r from the C alifornia-O regon P o w er
(. om pany to B rookings and Gold Beach, th e w ider right-of-w ay will
reduce th e d an g e r of o u tag es to these load centers.
A n o th er im p o rta n t item covered by th e loan w ill be th e in c re a s
ing of ca p acity a t th e B rookings sub-statio n from 2500 I\V A to
»500KYA. The rapid g ro w th of B rookings has alread y c re a te d
a dem and n ea rin g the cap acity of th e present su b -tatio n and by
the tim e th e new’ tra n sfo rm e rs a re delivered this su b -tatio n will
be overloaded. T he p resen t tra n sfo rm e rs at B rookings will be m oved
to Gold Bach, doubling th e cap acity of th a t sub-station.
This loan a u th o riz a tio n m akes a to ta l of $4,224,000 borrow ed
or av ailab le to th e co-operative.
"S m ith-C orona” T y p ew riters a t
P re se n tly th e re are 3600 consum ers served w ith 662 m iles of th e P ilot Office.
lines. In th e p ast th re e y ea rs th e num ber of consum ers has in creased
by 55% an d th e av e rag e K W H consum ption per m em ber has in
creased from 2760 to n ea rly 4860 KW H p e r year. T h is grow th is
expected to co n tinue and the p ro g ram of line re-building for the
g re a te r p a rt of th e loan funds w ere requested is necessary to m ain
tain a d e q u ate pow er to the consum ers in the co-operative’s service
a rea of th e tw o counties.
R e-conductoring and re-building of th e line from th e N orw ay
su b -statio n th ro u g h Lee V alley and from the su b -statio n to B ridge
is expected to g e t u n d er w ay this spring. This line will be changed
to h eav ier co n d u cto r added and all single phase m ain lines con
v erted to m u lti-p h ase. T he added in d u strial loads and irrig a tio n r e
q u irem e n ts m ak e th e re-building of these lines necessary’.
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