Northfork 14 October CONTENTS PAGE 2 NFEC Safety
Coordinator Earns Loss Control Professional Certification
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Comfort Food of Autumn Recipes
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Pictorial Memories of our 75th Anniversary Celebration
Sparks & Flashes 75th Anniversary
Supplement to Oklahoma Living
Celebration a Record-Breaker 15-Percent of Membership Enjoys Festivities
More than 400 members – or about 15-percent of NFEC’s membership – were on hand Saturday, August 16 to celebrate the co-op’s 75th anniversary. “We had a great celebra- tion,” says NFEC General Manager Scott Copeland. “Attendance was up 57 percent over last year, and several of those were new members or members at- tending annual meeting for the first time. We served al- most 1,100 barbecue dinners. We normally serve between 800 and 850. “We are receiving a lot of positive feedback,” he adds. During the business ses- sion, members voted to return incumbent trustees Jimmy Taylor, Ransom Snowden and Danny Davis to the board, and heard from Gary Roulet, Western Farmers Electric Co- operative general manager. Almost 180 members were lucky enough to win
Five members were glad they attended annual meeting after winning grand prizes. They are (front row, left to right) Mrs. J.J. Peffer, Elk City, $200 cash; Mrs. Harold Tyler, Elk City, 48" Vizio LED TV; John Biscoe, Sayre, 40" Hisense H3 Series TV; Calvin York, Sayre, 32" Em- erson LED TV; (back row) NFEC General Manager Scott Copeland and Vickie Davis, Sayre, trip for four to Washington, D. C.
prizes at the conclusion of the business session. “We want to thank our sup- pliers and area businesses who helped us celebrate this milestone by donating so many gifts,” says Copeland.
In addition to the business session, prize drawings and free delicious meal provided by Dyer’s Barbecue, members
enjoyed a day of swimming in the city pool, playing a round of golf, listening to a variety of entertainers, and shopping at nu- merous booths featuring arts and crafts, and homemade items. “It was a great anniversary celebration and we thank our members for coming out and enjoying it with us,” says Cope- land.
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