Rockney% Horn*
From Trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rockney
returned to Kodiak Sunday
aboard the MSTS James O'- j
Hara. Rockney is employed at
Kodiak Naval Station and Mrs, 1
Rockney is manager of the
Shopper.
While outsi de they visited
friends and relatives at Port
land, Oregon, and Minnea
olis, Minnesota. Mrs. Rockney
showed color slides of Kodiak
and spoke to the Chamber of I
Commerce at Walla Walla,
Washington.
They were outside for 2\
months.
KEA Members OK
Change In By-Laws
The Kodiak Electric As-,
sociation members returned
seven out of last year’s board'
of nine to the same jobs at the
annual meeting Monday even
ing.
Re-elected to the board were
Wilton White, Basil Clark,
Morris Burnham, James Ga
routte, Marshall Crutcher,
Harry Spencer, and Cecil
Wilson.
.New men on the board will
be Joe Kerrigan and Diek
Lightfoot.
The membership approved
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MECCA
The MECCA would like to extend thanks to
HELEN, whose last appearance is SUNDAY, MARCH 9
and to GEORGE, who left last week
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three by-law changes that|
will remove the “deadwood”—
inactive members no longer
in Kodiak- from the KEA
rolls.
Amendments to the by-laws
accepted by the gr*up provide
for termination of member
ship after 90 days by non-use
of electrical energy. Another
amendment accepted provides
that balloting may be done by
mail as well as at the meeting.
The cooperative ended 1951
with a net gain of $7600, after
payments on its loan to the
REA, Marshall Crutcher,
treasurer, reported. In 1950
the KEA had a deficit of
about $3000. %
Total revenue in 1951 was*
$148,00, and total expenses
were $133,500, Crutcher re
ported.
The number of consumers
in 1951 increased 12% over
those of 1950, Manager Leon
Johnson told the meeting.
Commercial consumers num
bered 136 and residential con
sumers totaled 762.
The largest distribution pro
ject of the year was the con
struction of the 3-phase line
to the Loran station at Spruce
Cape, Johnson said.
The KEA load along the
line will grow, he explained,
when lots recently surveyed
along it by the Land Office are
put up for sale. Ranchers in
the area will receive power
from the Spruce Cape line, too.
The KEA also plans to carry
its lines, in the near future,
to the Holland property on
Mill Bay road, Johnson re
ported, when materials be
come available.
An emergency cable from
the KEA plant to Griffin
Memorial Hospital will be con
structed as soon as the frost
is gone, he added.
The problem of salt spray
on the wires was partially
licked in 1951, Johnson said,
but presently the transfor
mers are getting salted. Tests
will be conducted at the plant
on washing the lines, to de
termine a final solution to the
problem, he said.
Cardinals Return
From States
A two and one-half month
trip to Canada and along the
west coast was completed this
week by Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Cardinal of Kodiak Naval
Station.
“The movies and slides of
Kodiak and Alaska proved
popular every place we stop
ped, Mrs. Cardinal said.
“Folks outside have no con
ception of the true Alaska.
They still think it is all snow
and ice.”
The Cardinals returned a
board the MSTS James O’
Hara Sunday.
Dorian Coogan of the Town
Club was an outgoing plane
passenger for the states Tues
day. He does not plan to re
turn to Kodiak for several
months.
Bueche-Toman
Wedding Today j
Miss Hazel Bueche of Ko-,
diak Naval Station and Wil
liam L. Toman, Navy journa
list, will be married at 3 pm
this afternoon in Hillside
Chapel by Chaplain P. R.
McPhee.
The bride is employed at the j
District Public Works office as
a stenographer and the groom j
is with the Public Information!
I OQBoaeaaoacaoaQcaeii
i Office at the Naval Station.
Following the ceremony a
reception will he held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Maxey. Lt. Frank Brink will
give the bride away. Mrs.
Maxey will be bridesmaid and
Navy Chief L. Craft will be
best man.
Herman Ponchene has re
ceived a trustee’s deed for lot
14, block 1 of the Kodiak
[ Townsite and it has been re
1 corded.
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