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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1952)
IDA V.. NOVKMI1KII 14, 10M HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH rM.iA OREGON PACE FIVE Bonneville Head Predicts More Power For Klamath Hy WAI.LACK Ml' UK I 1 lie noniii'Vlllo elri'trlo power Iran' iiiImIuii I llix should bit liuura tin hrrn williln Uir lirxl year, ec ('in(lliii lo W. K. Tromiiirrsliuuifn, I,::i(('iH-, nice dlrrcltir tor the lion lirullr Power AtlinlnlMiatloil. Alili'niliir the Klnmatll Hoard (( lli'iillori nml npcclal uucnl.i at a lumliriiii iiiccIIkk here yen!' ilnv, Trommel linui.rn palnled the ll'iiiiirvllla picture lliux: li 'I lilt bu linnniiilMlon line which will IiiIiik llio power lwe I nun the Columbia Klvcr 111'A Kcn rniliirn hi" brrn ouiiipletrd aa fur khHIi h lindiiuiiicl mid (lie nul) Mullun linhitf liutullrd there should bp ready bv uhrl:ilmn'.; 2i I'oli'D nre now bring l In ran the Hue on iioulli tlirougli lirnd to l.niini: 3 1 llrinnliiliiK Unit work It to be conll j'clrcl In MiUi'li; 41 Tlir linn should reach Klnni III I'Vlli within a year; til Three hums linn ilurniri n. are ruled at 15,000 kllowalla but can deliver I'iD.ooo kws., have already arrived hero; i The actual amount ol new power which will be available here ii hot vet known; 7p All Bonneville power sold lirre will be nld IhinUKh the California (Jiruon I'nwer Company and Copco will aet the price. llrvond and behind the kernel In thin nutnhell are neveral prime euiipoMlkm and questions. How much new power can th Klunialli County expect from Hon neville. You can loruet, lor eome lime at Irani, the liO.OOO kw. po tential ol Ihe new line. Trommera hausen nay. the practice l lo start new line On comparatively light loada and gradually build up tlie How. No mailer Ihe actual amount ol power marie available, will tt be an far an ponnlble on a guaran teed supply basis or will It b on an "Inierruptable" bant? Bonneville now has two type of contract. One a'surea consumera of a alable electricity aupply the , year-round; the other, the "Inter Anipllblrf" auppllea power when "yert aurplua but the aupply may be curtailed at anv time In favor of the alable contract. It l presumable that the Initial policy here will be on the aaine bsl on which Copco and Bonne ville work at other point. Thla l Ihe "Interchange" plan now uted aft Cona Bay and other place, i Under thla plan, when Copco hae aurplua power aupply It la turned over lo Bonneville for u else where and when Bonneville has a aurplua It la turned over to Opco. However, Ihe plan fell short of expectation last winter. Copco of ficiate ay they had been led 10 expect that hortKfs In Copco ereaa would be curtailed by ad ditional "Interchange" power from Bonneville. Bui when shortage lime came, Bonneville aald there was no aurplua available to aid Ihe Copco area, This situation should be eased however when new federal power developments now In various elagra nl . construction or planning . In ' rrea.se the total power aupply. Hun gry Mors dam In Western Mon tana, for Instance, la rapidly-near-Ing completion. The proposed Hells Canyon dam on Ihe HnaJte River Is still authorised by Congress but the Bureau of Ihe Interior la strong. Jy campaigning for lla approval. A long suspected Interior Bu resu Idea for the eventual unking of Bonneville and Northern Califor nia power dama waa brought out In Ihe open by Trommershausen In his talk. Many persons close lo the power question have In Ihe past auggested that the real rea son behind the Bonneville-Klamath transmission line waa a future In terne linking Bonneville with gov ernment power lines In California. Asked about thla yesterday. Trommershausen aald no formal action had yet been taken toward such move but added: "I hope that csn be worked out." The BPA director offered an dye- opening view of Hie growth and importance of hydro-electric pow er lir the Northwest. luce Bonneville power was In Iroduned I years ago, 810 bil lion worth of pr minus have been manufactured In the Norlhwol lhroun.ll use of the federal power. New planis and equipment with a total value of over 1300 million have been located In the North west.. Payrolls, directly alirlbulM lo Ihe availability of federal power, have In the pail 10 years lolnlrd over $300 million In the Norlhwet. Bonneville, wllh a toinl Invest msjiit of approximately S4I0 mil lion, has been !I3 per cent liquidat ed by revenues Irom the electricity This Is far ahead of the original liquidation schedule, eaye Trom inmhsuxcn. There Is now a total of about 3 million kwa. of power available m Ihe Norlhweitt. Dunn being built or planned would approximately double that amount. But Trommel shauscn says predictions are that within another 10 yoars, Ihe North west will need a total ol 9 mil lions kws. Where I the additional 3 million coming from? No one knows now. But Tronimerslmunrn says we need all the power we tan develop, whether It I" generated by private Industry or Ihe government. That view Is algnlflrsnl In view of C o p c o 'a attempt lo get approval for a big Klamath River Canyon development. Final armi- menis on Hie Copco application are to be presented Isle this month. The Federal Power Commleslon will render the decision. The Department of the Interior, operator of Bonneville and other federal power sources, has prenared a new color film on Nortnurm power development. Trommer shausen showed the film yester dsy at the conclusion of his talk. In his talk. Trommershausen had displayed a very friendly altitude toward copco. But tlie film's glaring theme waa: all major hydro-electric dr. velopment In the Northwest should be Integeralrd under central au thority for the most efficient use of the water. The central author ity? The Department oi lite inter ior, naturally. But. as Trommershausen aald In hit talk, we need all the power we can get In the Northwest, pri vate or government. If the Federal Power Commis sion feels thst way too, there Is a very good likelihood of Copco' Klamath Canyon application will be approved. In any event, the Klamath Coun try Is apparently going to have a greet deal more electricity In Ihe next few years , , , one way or another. JAMES PINNEY, ion of Mr. and Mn. J. M. Pinney, 2326 Oregon Avenue, wet to arrive in San Franciico today by plane from the Philippinei where he at been tervinq with the Navy Air Force, Young Pinney il expected to arrive here late today or tomorrow for a viiit. CITY BRIEFS Baby Contest Finale Slated Tonight Bhaste Nchool annual Vachl Club Sunday dinner, fried I climax of the monlh-long baby carnival. Dinner alarla at 8:30. fol-1 chicken or ravioli. Make reserve-1 contest being conducted here by (Ions. . . i the Pythian Waters, Wlnems Tern- pie no. lo. win oe me viuimuuii Pageant Sunday afternoon. At the pageant, winning babies will be presented with the loving cups and ribbons that they won In Ihe various divisions of the show. The program is open to"the public free of charge at the Klamath Union High School auditorium. Time is 1:30 p.m. Reigning over the entire corona tion ceremonies win be the u ' lilerted Ray Garrison of Klam ath Falls, has been elected a dl ector ol the Pacific Northwest Hardware and Implement Asso ciation In convention at Spokane. lowed bv rontest-, - games, etc. Mrs. Holland King la general chair man. Mrela Tonight Ewauna Fn eampment 40 and auxiliary, in Ho ns nrs, p.m. . Family Circle of First Covenant Returned Mrs. Hope Brsder, 'church meets tonight at 823 Wal postinaster at Chemult, and Mrs. nut. 8 p.m. All hoitese meeting. r.vKiy tti,,ii, i"n""-n"-i ""i Everyone inviiea, ureiccn, rovurnca nunaBy m Springfield. Ore., where they at tended Ihe l-ane ' County Pul masters' meeting. Orelech Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lyon Of Snohomish, Wash., arrived Sunday lo be houseguccls of Mrs. Lyon's eounln, Karl A. Waldron at Orefcch. This starts their tour of the ' United States, Next "top la California, then East. Attend convention Norman Con- C'onvalesclng Mrs. Carl Stem- be the competition among the tlx boys and six girls who are age clsss beauty winners for the titles of "Miss and Ma.ster Klninuth will receive loving cups. Other (Falls" and' the trophies that go court members will receive rib- with the titles. This competition bons. will be by th applause of the A highlight of the program will 'audience. nor and Karl A. Waldron have re-llrnjh Valley Hospital last week, turned from Corvallls where theyi""" ,, ,ra 10 "cr vomt m i,an were deleuatea for O.V.S, Chapter at the state meeting of Oregon Slate Employes Two Held For Drunk Driving Two persons were lodged In the County Jail yesterday afternoon and la .l night on charges of drunk driving. 1 I,ee Andrew Hutchinson. 28, of Dcaity. waa brought In from Beatty alter being sentenced to 30 days In Justice of the Peace Jack Orlt ton'a court. He also waa fined Joseph Vern Barkdoll, 20. of 3208 nisbee, was booked at the lockup early this morning after hi ar rest on US T at Midland. The arresting Blsle Police of. fleer said he chased a 153 Chevro let convertible driven by Barkdoll north on the highway from the Keno-Worden Junction, and that wneii Barkdoll was stopped at Midland he tried to get away again, jelling for Ihe officer to shoot. The youlh currently la on pro ballon from Circuit Court where he was convicted last yesr of the lelony charge of enleruut a motor vehicle with Intern to steal there Irom. He was plsced on two year s probation Dec. 28. Rummage Hale The Stewart Lenox Fire Belles hold a rum mage sale Saturday at 116 So. 11th. Articles on sale will Include a white elephant table, clothing and , he will report Nov. ' Returned Fannie Mae Thomp- Roosevelt School PTA will j son returned Saturday from the meet Tues., Nov. 18, at 2: IS p.m. state board meeting of 40 et 8, Program will be presented by neia in Portland s Nortonia Hotel seller. 617 Eldorado, I, recovering Prm .Kln " Supreme Queen at Klaitiath Volley Hospital fol- Th.'e ,V? r'Ul h'?hei,J, '1 u," lowing major surgery. P "" entry field of nearly 200 babies ' under five years of aie In total Tonight - social meeting of !,nt ,n ha,jh' bauly' Grand International Auxiliary to,"d popularity combined Ihe Brotherhood of Locomotive . Supreme King Is Michael Barnes, Engineer at the home of Mexlne 'ye,l"0l,. "n ' Mr;,?"dM Burrltt, 4511 Boardman at 7:30 Barnes, Rt 3. Box 1144, Klamath j-ails Hi'u tupi cm,; uii Ann Mowdy, 1-year, g-months-old daughter of Mr. aid Mrs. W. Mow dy, 3562 Blsbee Street, They will be awarded large gold tone loving cuos. The pageant will Include a court scene for each of the five different age class courts. All little kings and queens, princes and princesses p.m. Recovering Mrs. Doug Smelcer, who ,underwent major surgery at gel Valley. On Leave Bill Tippery, Navy Airman 1st Class, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Tippery. 2166 Apple gate, Is home on 14-day leave. He has finished air school at Memphis and has been assigned to the Alameda Naval Air Slaflan where 21. Local Music Teacher Tours Andrew Loney Jr., director of music education In the city schools, represented music educators this Mr. Van Vector's chorus, Tea will Stale Pres. Florence Dickey and all eek on a panel at Vancouver, be served alter the meeting bv tle officers and chairmen wer; I wasn.. In connection with a work liflh grade mothers. Pre-school ! Present, plus ex-State Pres. Lela lahlp for Clark County music teach- children will be cared for In Ihe f tawaras and representatives of school gym I various salons. A lull report of the I meeting will be given by Mrs. :i?zMT" sal oThl,themffl Hall Wednesday night. Urday night, Nov. li. Members asked to help. Please csll Mrs. H. B. Largent. 2-1007: Mrs. Floyd Hoover. 8064. or Mrs. John Mist ers. Today, Loney was attending a meeting of the Oregon Music Edu cators Association at Lincoln High School, Portland. BATTERY SPECIAL! NOVEMBER ONLY Cold Weather Meant Battery Replacement! we will Give YOU TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE for your old battery on the purchase of a NEW, TOP-QUALITY, 18 Months Guaranteed Battery TRADE NOW! ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th Phone 4113 Leaves Mrs. Ada Starretom Is Imulno Tlimalh Vail , !.. ler. 2-2001 Proceeds from conces- i ,,, months In Los Angeles with .ions Cakewalk and game, will n .ister, Mrs. Leon Porter, be used for the purchase of new grange equipment. i Merrill Lions Club Will be host ! at a dinner party In the recreation ENGAGEMENT RING WOES n. Monday, Nov. 17. Wives of members are Invited as well as PITTSBURGH, Pa. One man I all who helped with the recent Po lled an engagement ring with no : Is to Festival. 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