SEPTEMBER 2011 PAGE 3 FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Members to vote on board members Election takes place at the Annual Meeting
A
t the close of the Choctaw Electric Cooperative candidate filing period on August 2, 2011, four candidates
filed their intent to run for election to the Choctaw Electric Cooperative (CEC) board of trustees.
Three of the candidates are incumbent trustees currently serving on the CEC board. Mike Bailey, District B, of Idabel; and Bob Hodge, District C, of Bethel drew no opponents and wll retain their seats for another three-year term.
Incumbent trustee Bob Holley of Antlers will face Bobby Cain in the upcoming election for CEC District G. Members living in this district will vote for their trustee at the CEC Annual Meeting.
CEC service territory is divided into nine districts. Every three years cooperative members elect representatives from within their district to serve on the CEC board of trustees. CEC bylaws require board members to live on CEC lines and be members of the cooperative.
Mike Bailey Bob Hodge
Good pickin’s at Pickens Parade and Trade Day
Buy • Sell • Trade
Parade kicking off at 1 pm. According to organizers, the even has grown every year for the last two years. A larger crowd is
I expected this year.
Anyone interested in a booth— whether it’s yard sale, animals, arts and crafts or other goods to buy, sell or trade—please call 580-241- 5555, or send email to:
krballoons@gmail.com. This event is a great way to
join others and have a giant yard sale. It’s also a great way for shoppers to find some great buys! This event will be held in the parking lot of the Pickens VFD and will extend into the Pickens Community Park. Don’t miss it!
Lucky Account #38848962. If this number matches the account number on your bill, please call 800-780-6486 for a $25 bill credit.
f you appreciate a good deal, don’t miss the 3rd annual Pickens Parade and Trade Days on Saturday September 17, 2011 at the Pickens Volunteer Fire Department. The trading fun begins at 9 am, with the
ENERGY EFFICIENCY Tip of the Month
Is your washing machine more than 10 years old? According to the U.S. Department of Energy, families can cut related energy costs by more than a third—and water costs by more than half—by purchasing a clothes washer with an ENERGY STAR label. Choose a front-load or redesigned top-load model.
Bobby Cain Bob Holley —US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
your CO-OP
Convenient payment
locations Choctaw Electric Cooperative provides several authorized payment locations. Drop your payment by any of the following businesses during regular office hours:
IDABEL • First Bank & Trust • McCurtain County National Bank • Choctaw Electric Cooperative • Idabel National Bank
ANTLERS • First Bank • Ameri State Bank • Choctaw Electric Cooperative
BROKEN BOW • First National Bank • First Bank & Trust
CLAYTON • Shamrock Bank
HUGO • Choctaw Electric Cooperative
HOCHATOWN • First Bank & Trust
VALLIANT • First State Bank
WRIGHT CITY • First Bank & Trust
CEC
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