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Make Plans Now to Attend CVEC's


74th Annual Meeting Saturday, September 14, 2013


Shawnee Heart of Oklahoma Exposition Center U.S. Hwy. 177 & Independence St.


Events include a health fair and live music! Be sure to register your attendance and receive a FREE CVEC cap and registration gift


You will also be eligible to receive one of numerous door prizes!


Registration - 10 a.m. Lunch - 11 a.m.


Business Meeting - 1 p.m. Additional lunch tickets are available for $5.


Enjoy the benefits of Co-op Ownership! Relief Fund Helps CVEC Members The eight-member Foundation board,


which operates through CVEC's Operation Round-Up program, will meet and evalu- ate requests for assistance from tornado victims. Through Operation Round-Up mem-


bers allow CVEC to round up their monthly electric bills to the next highest dollar. That surplus amount, which totals about $6 a year, is then placed into a separate fund and is administered by the CVEC Foundation


The ElectraLite


August 2013


Turn Off Computer When Not in Use


It takes less energy to switch your home computer on and off, even several times a day, than it does to let it run while nobody’s using it. To save energy—and some money—make use of your computer’s “sleep mode” and power management features. Here are some general rules for energy- efficient computer use: • Turn off the monitor if the computer will sit unused for more than 20 minutes. • Switch the whole thing off if you’ll walk away from it for more than two hours. • Plug all monitors, printers, scanners, rout- ers and other accessories into a good-quality surge protector so you can turn them all off by flipping a single switch.


• If your computer has a “sleep” mode, you probably have to manually set your computer to use it. The feature will power down your computer once it senses no activity for an extended time. Energy Star estimates that sleep mode can save you up to $30 a year on your electric bill.


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board, which is comprised of persons within the co-op's service territory. The board members review applications from members needing assistance and disburse funds they feel will best help the applicants. Charles Annanders, president of the


board, says “unlike government agencies and many nonprofit organizations, we aren’t bound by strict funding guidelines or hindered by red tape, which allows us to help with unique needs other agencies


might not be able to fund. Each person’s needs and circumstances are different and as we’ve done for the last 15 years, we’ll carefully consider each request on its own merit.” "We will do all we can to help our


neighbors pick up the pieces, rebuild, and move on with their lives” Annanders said. For information on the CVEC Founda-


tion or to obtain an application for as- sistance through 1006240700 Operation Round-Up, visit www.canadianvalley.org or contact Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative at 405-273-4680.


FINANCIAL STATEMENT


BEGINNING BALANCE 5/31/13........... Deposits........................................................... Interest Income .................................................... Checks Issued ...................................................... Approved, not yet paid .................................. BALANCE 6/30/13....................................


$183,695.34 44,540.43 68.48


-954.12 -9,393.99


$217,956.14


CVEC Foundation administers and disburses funds collected through CVEC's Operation Round- Up Program.


Find Your Hidden Account Number and Win $25


If you find your account number hidden in this issue of The Electralite, you could win $25.


In order to win, the account number


must be your own. You need to report finding the number to us by the 15th of the month. And you need to report finding it by phone, mail or in person. Good luck!


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