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community calendar
Help us promote your event by sending event details in advance. Please send event information to Jennifer Boling/Choctaw Electric Inside Lines/PO Box 758, Hugo, OK 74743; or e-mail info to jboling@
choctawelectric.coop.
Events and dates are subject to change.
OCTOBER Sept. 30-Oct 1 Doaksville Candlelight Walking Tour, Ft. Towson 580-873-2634
Sept. 30-Oct 1 Honobia Big Foot Festival 1 1
11st
7-9 7-8 8 8
16
Antlers Deer Festival & Outdoor Show Idabel Main Street Fall Festival
1 CECAnnual Members Meeting Rodeo Arena, Hugo
Saturday Elephant Tours Endangered Ark, Hugo 580-326-2233
J-D Annual Fall Mountain Trail Ride Smithville, 580-244-7261
Freckles Brown Memorial Bull Ride Hugo, 580-345-2423
Lumberjax Festival, Wright City 580-981-7071
Dixie Days, Boswell, 580-931-7959
10 Columbus Day 14-16 Kiamichi Independent Bikers Fall Bike Show and Rally, Idabel, 870-584-8835
Melody Under the Stars Country & Gospel Night, Hochatown Junction 580-584-6339
10 Columbus Day 30
31 Halloween
Birthday Greetings to CEC Employees
OCTOBER 1 Amanda Daniel 18 Tony Hallows 19 George Billingsley 20 Jimmie K. Ainsworth 21 Daryl Barnes 26 Jacob Johnson 27 RandyWatts 31 Mike Mahaffey
Daylight Saving Time ends
Are you dependent on life support? Choctaw Electric needs to know
Cooperative know. CEC asks all life support dependent members to fill out a life support dependent member form.
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A life support dependent member is defined as a person who, because of a medical condition, is immobile and requires use of electric powered medical equipment to sustain life.
CEC maintains a record of all life support dependent members. Members on life support will receive notification of scheduled
f you rely on electricity to power life support equipment such as respirators and kidney dialysis machines in your home, please let Choctaw Electric
outages taking place in their area. When storms strike or other events cause major power outages, life support dependent members should be prepared with battery backup or some other source of alternate power.
Life support dependent members will be asked to provide verification of their disabilty. A section of the form must be filled out and signed by your physician.
For more information or to download CEC’s life support dependent member form, please
visitwww.choctawelectric.coop or call 800- 780-6486.
Allocated patronage dividend based on patronage taxable income for 2010 purposes
As of September 15, 2011 notice of Patronage Taxable Income Allocation is issued in ac- cordance with the Bylaws of Choctaw Electric Cooperative (CEC). The amount of patron- age taxable income for the calendar year 2010 that exceeds patronage book income due to 2010 net temporary book/tax differences is $3,206,948. The majority of this allocation is a result of the leaseback transaction that was approved at 2002’s Annual Meeting and completed in 2004. The allocation factor is .1716332498.
To determine your amount of this allocation, multiply the allocation factor by the total amount of your electric bill for 2010. This allocated amount is not immediately available as either cash or credit on your electric bill. These notices are redeemable only at the discretion of CEC’s board of directors, and are not required to be reported for income tax purposes until redeemed for cash. If you have any questions concerning this allocation please call 580-326-6486, Ext 213-Jimmie K Ainsworth, director of finance and accounting.
Please see your electric bill for the current Power Cost Adjustment. OCTOBER
Bill Cycle Reading Date Cycle 1 Oct. 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Cycle 4
Oct. 8
Oct. 15 Oct. 22
Meter Reading and Billing Dates Billing Date
Oct. . 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3
Due Date Nov. 3
Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Nov. 28
Note to members: For your convenience, the billing chart above also includes meter reading dates. Keeping track of the meter reading dates allows you to evaluate your electrical usage over a precise billing period. We hope this will clear up billing questions.
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