5 Drive-thru doing speedy business Since the drive-thru payment window opened at the beginning of the year, about 130
members per day–with as many as 240 in one day–are taking advantage of the convenience. Unfortunately, so are many non-co-op drivers who have taken to using the drive-thru lane as a shortcut. [28-282-045-01]
"We found that traffic from the Hobby Lobby parking lot was cutting across our driveway at
a high rate of speed," says Customer Service Supervisor Amy McElhany. Stripes and arrows have been painted on the “one-way” driveway and speed humps have been installed to discourage drivers from using the drive as a traffic shortcut.
Available 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, the window is for payments only. To
discuss details of your account we invite you to visit our lobby. Payments may also be dropped off after-hours in our night drop box located next to the drive-thru payment window or at the PaySite kiosk located just outside the lobby.
Exclusively for high school juniors.
Youth Tour, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity It could be your high school junior has already heard of Youth
Tour. Member Services Director Jack Ferrell and Member Services Representative Brianna Wall have been making the rounds of area one-week tour of our nation's capital (and they get some spending money to boot).
To enter our contest for a chance to join the Oklahoma
delegation, a group of 60 students from around the state, on the trip to Washington, D.C., students must write a 500- to 1,000-word essay. Finalists give a short three minute speech based on their essay at the Youth Tour Banquet.
This year's essay topic is:
Cooperatives follow a set of guidelines called the Rochdale most important and why?
Essays are due March 1, 2012, with the speech and selection
banquet following on March 29.
e-mail
memberservices@okcoop.org to request a resource packet with study materials and the contest entry form. The information in the packet will help students get started with their writing; however, students are not limited to this information and are encouraged to do additional research.
OEC News Magazine | February 2012
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