Northfork Sparks & Flashes Supplement to Oklahoma Living 13 October


Bylaw Amendments Approved at Annual Meeting


CONTENTS PAGE 2


Annual Meeting Winners


PAGE 3 Ghoulishly Delicious


Halloween Treats PAGE 4


Celebrate Co-op Month


Batten the Hatches for Fall


Incumbent Trustees Return to Board


Members voted at annual meeting to ap- prove permanent bylaw language reflecting the completion of reducing the number of trustees from nine to seven, which was approved in 2005. Members also vot- ed to return two trustees to the co-op’s governing board.


The 74th Annual


Meeting of Members was held Aug. 17 at the Sayre Municipal Park. Mem- bers registering their attendance received a NFEC ball cap and knife and were eligible prize drawings later in the meeting.


During the busi- ness session, members approved a proposed amendment regarding the number of trustees serving on the board. The original amendment re- ducing the board by two positions was approved in 2005. The reduction was to take place by


David Brooks, (center) of Sayre, is the winner of a 42” Sanyo flat screen TV at annual meeting. NFEC Corporate Counsel Ivestor & Ivestor, Attorneys at Law, donated the grand prize. Ready to help Brooks load up his new TV are NFEC employees Michael Eagan (left) and Chris Barton.


attrition, and that was com- pleted in 2012. This year’s proposed amendment rec- ognized that reduction and made it permanent.


Members also voted to return to the board Dis- trict 1 Trustee Lloyd Joe Patton, Sayre, and District 2 Trustee Larry Smith, Cheyenne.


“We were not asking members to


vote off any trustees, we simply want- ed to reduce the numbers of trustees following the retirement of some trust- ees in recent years,” explains NFEC General Manager Scott Copeland. Members also heard from Chris Meyers, general manager of the Okla- homa Association of Electric Coop- eratives, and Gary Roulet, CEO of


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