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Cimarron Trustees Mike Bomhoff, Pres...................Dist. 8 Tom Kloeppel,VPres..................Dist. 6 Jim Simmons,Sec.......................Dist. 9 Ron Sproul,Treas. ......................Dist. 1 Fred Foust ..................................Dist. 4 Gene Peters ................................Dist. 5 Floyd Driever.............................Dist. 3 Robert Yeoman...........................Dist. 7 Chalentz Hedges........................ Dist. 2 Mark Snowden..............................CEO Barry Haynie


CEC News Editor


What to do if the electricity goes off...


1. Check your fuse or breaker box.. 2. Check with your neighbors. Is their power off? If so, have they already reported the outage? 3. Call CEC at 375-4121 or our toll free outage number 1-800-375-4121 and the trouble will be corrected as soon as possible. Have your service number, account number, or map location ready. This information helps our dispatchers pin-point the location of your problem.


Kingfisher District Ron Pennington...405-375-4114


Fairview District Jerry Stroope........405-368-1411


Hennessey District Mike Meyer..........405-375-4160


Calumet & Watonga District Rick Friez.............580-623-5162


Connect, Disconnects Not Made On Weekends


Please do not call and request that a connect, disconnect, or reconnect be made from 5:00 p.m. on Friday until 8:00 a.m. Monday, as we do NOT have anyone on duty during that time for that type of work. All connects, disconnects will be made on a Monday through Friday schedule.


After Hour Archer!


Busy. That word has been used a lot over the past few years to describe Cimarron Electric. As the fastest growing coop- erative in the state in terms of “new services”, it is safe to say that our employees have been busy. Chris Kubat, Warehouse Materials Handler, is one of the reasons we’ve been able to keep up with demand. Chris has been with Cimarron for a little over 2 years. He helps to bring materials in and loads materials out, while maintaining accurate computer records. Chris states, “I enjoy the people I work with and enjoy work- ing for the cooperative. I like doing what I do. It’s fun to work for a growing company that keeps me busy. “ There is something else that keeps Chris busy after hours. Chris is a 5 time state champ in archery. Chris has also placed very well in the national ASA open events after winning state with his best finish being 6th place this past year. Chris’ dad started him shooting when he was 5 yrs. old. By 9 he was shooting in pro-am events and by the time Chris was 16, he was driving to competitions. Now at only 21 yrs. old, Chris has won the ASA open state championship 5 out of the past 6 years. Chris guesses that he drives a bit over 10,000 miles a yr. competing in events in GA, KY, IL, LA, TX, KS and OK. The sport of archery is growing and Chris’s goals are to become a semi-pro competitor and eventually a pro competi- tor by the age of 26.


No matter how busy things get, Chris says he can always find time to schedule his favorite sporting event. What could that be Chris? It’s bow season hunting, of course!


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