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Thursday, July 17, 1952
RROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
Appropriations Assure Southwestern
Oregon With Needed Electric Energy
Just About Folks!
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Stoakes of
Eugene are parents o f a s o n ,
Jam es, born in June. Chet form erly
was local agent for the C entral
Transfer, predecessors of Coast
Freight lines. They lived here for
a num ber of years.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kindel left
for P ortland Saturday. Mrs. Kin-
del underw ent surgery. Monday.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mrs. Eugene Ackley were Mr. and
Mrs. K arl Falhaber of Downey,
Calif. Mrs. F alhaber is a niece of
Mrs. Ackley and Mrs. Dora E.
Beaulieu.
EUGENE — Bonneville Power A dm inistration appropriations ap*
proved by congress for the new fiscal year beginning July 1, 1952, in
clude $27,470,000 for the southw est area, and $2,657,000 for area fa
cilities serving key load centers, last week announced W. E. Trom-
m ershausen, area m anager.
M ajor construction activities will center on the tw’o 230,000-volt
transm ission lines from McNary dam to the P ortland and southern
Oregon load centers, together with secondary facilities to serve key
area load centers, said Trom m ershausen. O ther transm ission facili
ties will link the D etroit dam with the Columbia river grid when
initial generation is installed in the fall of 1953 at Detroit.
Appropriations for m ajor 2 3 0 ,- -------------------------------------------------
000 v o lt g i i d f a c i l i t i e s in c lu d e :
Eugene and M apleton substation
M cN ary-B ig
Eddy - T routdale additions and H auser substation
line, McNary and T routdale ter- construction, $164,000.
m inals and associated communi-
D etroit
substation
additions, term inal $494,000.
cations. $5,696,000.
N orth Santiam Valley su b sta
$47,000.
McNary-Big Eddy-Ross facilities
tion facilities, $53,000.
Toledo substation addition, $12,-J
>9,891,000.
Alvey operating headquarters,
000.
$95,000.
McNary M aupin-Detroit line ami
Drain substation additions and
term inals, $3,778,000.
Burnt Woods substation construc
Detroit-Albany line, D etroit te r tion, $164,(XX).
minal and Albany substation a d
McKinley-Gold Beach com m un
II A. IO! < 1 IENS
ditions, $850,000.
ications. $80.000.
Detroit-Chem awa line, Chem awa
Lebanon-Springfield 115,000-volt
substation and associated com m un transm ission line, $210,(XX).
ications, $1,760.000.
Lookout Point-Alvey Line No.
SALES AND SERVICE
Ross-St. Johns conversion of ex 1, Oakridge substation, Lookout
Phone 2661
Hotel Brookings
isting facilities, $357,000.
Point sw itching station. Lookout
Midway-Big Eddy - Maupin - De Point-Alvey line No. 2, and Alvey
tro it line, $360.000.
Detroit-Albany line, substation
and communication facilities, $409.-
000
Southw estern Oregon loop serv
COMPLETELY 1-URNISIIED
ice, including M aupin-M adras line
HOUSEKEEPING—by week or month
acquisition and conversion, Mail-
ras-Retlm ond-Klam ath Ealls line,
Redm ond-Klam ath Ealls-Roseburg
SOUTH O F BROOKINGS
substations, Alvey-Roseburg line,
Roseburg Coos line and associated
com m unications facilities, $4,192,-
000.
The Alvey-Roseburg-Coos Bay
230,000-volt line was authorized
by congress two years ago and ap-
" \ o Job l oo Big or Too Small’’
propritions for surveys were made
Industrial and Residential Installation and Sales!
last year. The adm inistration is
giving further study to this por
Motor re winding and electrical maintenance!
tion of the project and expects to
H r arc equipped to give your electrical need
establish a schedule tor- construc
tion after discussion with utilities
our immediate attention!
and other interests of the area.
Floyd Kindel and his mother, activities. They returned T ues
Mrs. Gladys Kindel. of Seattle, day to S e attle for an indefinite
ridermi te
came to witness the past week’s period.
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Area facilities serving key load
centers ami relieving transm ission
and substation overloads include:
North i k mnev ille subst
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dit ions, $123,000.
T ro u td ale su b statio n
$145.000.
additions,
Cowlitz-Longview area service,
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hear C o n v e n tio n and
Election Broadcasts at
th e ir b est. Use a new
P hilco F R E E o f co st
while your own set is put
in perfect working order.
CARVER-HUSEBY ELECTRIC CO.
GEORGE DALTON, Manager, Pern Street
Phone 2944, across street from Clietco Inn
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System re-active facilities. Long-i
view area, $177,000
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favorite programs
while your set,
is in our shop!
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W e’ll pick up your set
and leave a new Philco
for you to use w hile
your set is repaired !
General Building Contractor
$172.000.
Residential— Com mere nil—Remodeling
Clark count.v area s.*rvice, $51.- < ►
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J. D. Ross substation additions.
$250.000
A partm ent above Gibbs Lum ber Co., or can be contacted
Forest Grove-McMinnville tra n s
through Pete Lesm eister Agency!
mission ami McMinnville substa
tion ndidtions, $39,000
Salem-Boyer facilities. $21.000.
\Yeat|>ost -C athlam et facilities,
$22,000.
A staria
substation
additions.
$62,000.
Tillamook serv ice, ipchidin : the
Bethan> - Forest Grove - Timber
Tillamook 115,lXM>*volt transm is
sion lines, Timber and I’dlamook
S ubstations a n d Forest Grove
term inal, X36N
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M onm outh transfoi n u i replace
m e n t and S alem substation circuit-
breaker rep lacem en ts, SS2.000.
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