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<br />000956 <br /> <br />i/'. <br />"'l/l,;' <br /> <br />':'-"; <br /> <br />$tate Rural Electrics$105 Million <br /> <br />33t553.Mi'~s 6f'PoW'~t Lines <br /> <br />NoW' Serve 81,549 Consumers <br />By VIRGIL COBY <br />The member-cOnsumers of Oolorado Bural Electrlcs that are <br />reading this are part, owners of one 01 the state's bI~t Industries. <br />Most 91 you are 'familiar _with the total 'membership. and the <br />directors at).d persollIlel of your own Rural Electric ASllocil1tiQllll. In <br />tl1.e entire state of COlorado today, according to REA:fjgui'es; tl;1e~ <br />are 33,553 mlles of.-line serving 81,549 member-consumers. The total <br />investment-by you member-consumers in your systems totals $105,- <br />728,157. -,'- ' ,',- <br />Th1a 1I)oney that yoq-have borrowed <br />mm REA, you are.- payin~ back at <br />2% interest. Some day you will own <br />your own Rural Electric systems o-Jlt. <br />rjght. Xou will pass on to your chU. <br />"-rea and, grandchUdl:en an electric <br />system that you own yourselves and <br />that some day will-be free and clear. <br />, " Here on this page are only a very <br />tew, ot- the dedicated' Colorado men <br />and wonten who eIther ri\anage your <br />/lY8tems or, Who serve as your ~ec. <br />tors without pay In order to insure <br />that you get, IUnple." low.eost electric <br />power no 'matter how' far you mIght <br />llvetrOni.ato~or:clty. " <br />. Jan What IIf the eCOnomic, Impact <br />ot. JoDi' Rural ElectrI9 In your oWn <br />communtty In doBars and cents!' <br />In ildd!tlon toO-the millions of dol. <br /> <br />\,'"). <br /> <br /> <br />George WIlson Jack Wagers' <br />Stale Pres. Morgan Dlr. <br />Jars that members have spent for <br />wiring in their homes and for their <br />own electric appliances, a l.'ecent sur- <br />vey ot wages paid Rural'Electric em- <br />ployees and money spent "at' home" <br />19 an eye-opener. <br />Some of the facts-show that Colo. <br />rado Rural Eleetrici" employ nearly <br />500 full time personnel and that the, <br />annual payroll is nearly, $2 million, <br />money whlch is spent at home. ',The <br />flgUrea also show that ,rno~ thah $1 <br />miWon is spent by. Rural Electrlcs at <br />home for variouS .~~" jmd sup. <br />plies, not counting llure~n"g power.' <br />A bl&" ncent ~r-'~~MPg up In <br />the econoiny reoontlyAinww head- <br />qU8l'ters buUdIngiJ" tbat BtiraJ Eloo- <br />*des have erected.:1D all' ClIlIeIl. con- <br /> <br /> <br />" <br />.:" <br /> <br />J.-A.AniIel'I!oa <br />PoodNIDh'. <br /> <br />'R. Newman <br />~'11nePres. <br /> <br /> <br />0. L Wilkins <br />y-w Mgr, ~~rgan ~ir. <br />a,Kuctlon workers aD. these :jobs OVa_ <br />and 8]);eJ;ld their money In the towns <br />while tJWTre oj)" the Job.' AnOIhflio' big <br />taotor, In 8outk\Vel:lte1'D ColoradO' Is <br />tM.~~n of the $10,% ~ <br />eolonulo:Ufe cen6ralton - and tranS- <br />mlsSIon POWOl' plant. , ; ___' ' <br />Headquarters buUdings'jUa1~ed. -. <br />Include that 01 :r,(ountaln Parks-$1ec- <br />trlc at Granby at a cost of $70,000, last <br />December. The Yampa Valley -Elec- <br />tric Association opened a new $155,- <br />000 building at steamboat Springs last <br />summer.. Sangre de CrIsto Electric <br />spent,$54,OOO on-its new building at <br />Sallds and soon will build a branch <br />o1f1ce at Buena VIsta. The' Hlghllne <br />Electric Association 1n 1953 bullt a <br />new headquarters at Holyoke for <br />$110,000, while Y.W Electric ereeted <br />a building of s1mllar cost at Akron. <br />The Grand Valley Rural Power Lines <br />soon will finish and dedicate a new <br />headquarters costing $150,000 at <br />Grand_,,J"llnct!on. ,,' . : <br />So It loes In ltuJ:'al Eleetrlc clreIea <br />throughout the state. AU -, 01 these <br />bulldlng1; are, Important; new_ addi- <br />tionS - 'to: :the' c1t1eli "whete they are <br />l~ted.",' , ".' <br />Yes,_ ~_ btl.niling fQgether of COl?" <br />rMQ~iI""farinm, \uid ~'llanchers to- pro, <br />vide the~lves.-eteeb;Jclti-all1n the <br />past 20; S:e8!~~, Qro\,\ght about a <br />pbenomEinll1 new ad4l"#,on.', to -the <br />sta~E:!'8"- economy., These are_ all home- <br />o\Yfli!di ' ,home . oper'\lted - _ businesses _ <br />that 'are PrQvidlng a vItaI-servlce that <br />Is provi.ng profitable not only to the <br />:~~vI= :~:o~~~ -==e:t n':J : ' <br />d.ollars hitl:! Colol'lldo to stay. <br /> <br />N.wFunds <br />SeVeral Rural E1ectrlcs will benefit <br />from ,8. $200 million supplemental <br />REA toan' fund voted,_by'Congress <br />and ,app,roved:br the _President Aprll <br />:l61,,",:' ; <br />Much of the new money wm go for <br />heavier lines and generating systems. <br /> <br />Oilcloth is the Ideal cover tor pan- <br />try and ~oset shelves. Long l~. <br />It :can. be' cleaned easily. <br /> <br />What's. 'us,''',,, <br />An .'ETro""''- <br />, are bvtlt to <br />RTE'- MmfOr~~ <br />'_ _._ \ ," 'h')~;~~=:~:'-" <br />Transformer .,;:':....,:,/1,'&:1:.:.: .,' <br />'GotTo ,. v,~:==:~:.:::' <br />DoW'h v... """.._h' <br />, "It - 9ra~, ~e;ep. r1s trantrntt., <br />.' ,-:t:,1\..t~~_~~:RTE,_T~~_,;, <br />RadiO 10<...1' <br />Reception? <br /> <br />FOIINFOlt.lA.T10NCON$VLT <br />. L" MoLAIN <br />~~~W-z.f0f7X- <br /> <br /> <br />RT&lllO"""'tI <br />WAUKUHA. WISCONSIN <br /> <br />;,,' <br /> <br /> <br />Business <br />Slime' of' Your' ManagefS1Dil'ectorsj <br /> <br />,OWP .DOObs' <br />8. Mlguel Mgr. <br /> <br />w. Tormohlen <br />Morgan ~lr. <br /> <br />I. ShermaD <br />Y8lDl*' Pres. <br /> <br />R.M~ <br />Mt. View Hgr. <br /> <br /> <br />I. Kaloovlc <br />Union Mgr. <br /> <br />A. I. Letey <br />G, Val Mgr. <br /> <br />lohn Cross <br />Pondro A~. <br /> <br />Bay VtByard <br />S.LV. Mgr. <br /> <br /> <br />"JUI,'^i:.yowl <br />_,Y~_Dlr. <br /> <br />F.Gueuzl <br />R'lIneDIr. <br /> <br />W; A:Besel <br />Poudre Mgr. <br /> <br />Tom Bonar <br />Union Pres. <br /> <br /> <br />F. II. Peterson <br />, Delta'Mgr. <br /> <br />Arthur Galnes <br />...n..... <br /> <br />John .... <br />Ii. Co Hgr. <br /> <br />loe.G~n <br />UnIon.D.b'. <br /> <br />Beaver Gives <br />Up ,at Big Dam <br />,UmatlUa, Oreg.-Joe, the eager <br />*v~ who _ insisted on repairing <br />."w:~r1t^e consIdered \0 be,damage to <br />Ii1$ C~II'!p:ete, dam-McNary Dam-- <br />!a;>t--m,ontli _gave' up the work 88 a <br />bad constrUction job'unworthy,of his <br />Cq!ttfu~ril.Q.l1entlon t\:nd el~ort.' , , <br />F.Q;J:, a__week" 108_ paddled, to_8 <br />"1~~bt1he giant dJurr.. Dot knowlng- <br />ho was worktng on tbe' dam's DavlP_ <br />Uon _~,.~ Umo-,the l~ ~ <br />openeC(iMttJ irwiS' l:tf J()eos,labor 'were . <br />WliJed."out. <br /> <br />REA Loan Repaid <br />.19 Years Ahead <br />'The Public UtiUtles Board of Car. <br />roll County, Te,*eSSjle.- has repaid <br />the money It borrowed from the <br />Rural ElectrlflcaUon, Adn$Wrtratlon <br />19 years In advance of the final due <br />dates of the loallldhe U. S. DeJ)8rt- <br />ment of AgrIcul~ announced. <br />The bOatd. hu' _sent to the BuiaI <br />Electrlflcatlon AdrillnIatratfon lIlhecks <br />totalllng $17M78 )0_: re~ with In- <br />=the~~,~ODlfB <br />": 'beginning In 1940, the Carroll Coun- <br />ty ,board obtained REA loans total- <br />01"~rs at the-dam feared ,1l~g_,~6,OOo. .or~t amounHt.was <br />'ll,ve'r malnteljiu{ee' crew ~4vanced .$766,Qfl9. All of this now <br />,_Wd . ',' ~.fu 'sJ1ore..-,'~~ }H~en~.~,!.t~E&'OM,.\V-lth. )ntetest <br />up "M'tlp~nt1ydld ANtilments"Of'~,tro: itt"K1Iiianclng, <br />not_ wish to embarrass htJnSe1f with -enahled .the.bOal'd. to-lilxtei1d-~1ectrIc <br />the contl'al'y coristructlon' jo~ He. fin- service, to a b 0 U t 4,800, rural 'con- <br />,ally ll8ve up)n, disgust and was last surners. <br />seen"'sw1'tntn'ing off downsfream <br />',where Iit'JI pr,oballly,take out his per-: . ~nltlon: Temperament Is temper <br />$ten~, pn a_more rellable _structure, that 1s too old'to be 'spanked. <br />lIke a lOW-head, multi-purpose beaver <br />dam' of ,his own design. <br /> <br />Tooay, SCIentists offer ,over 11 mil. <br />llon _posSIble variations In eye lenses. <br />And, j~-to, he liIure at J:;Qplng wlth" <br />your particular requIrements, a tech- <br />nique has been developed which per- <br />mits proUssional eye-men to pre- <br />scrtbe accurately for 61 bUllon pos- <br />sible errors In vision. <br /> <br />TYNES AND LOFTIN <br />Eng;neers <br />uo KORHD.IILDQ. <br />~o.~1oIeJdoo <br />trM=.~ <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />May, 1957 _ _ tolO: kal Eltdrlc New. -_I.r;.:. <br />