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winning lots of prizes at the outdoor Kidzone. Kidzone will be located under the big tent in the northeast corner of the civic center parking lot.


Craig General Hospital is once again off ering valuable health screenings during REC Day. Health checks are available to co-op members between the hours of 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. at the south end of the civic center. A small fee may apply to cover the cost of certain tests. Those par cipa ng in the blood draw are reminded to not eat anything a er midnight the night before to ensure tes ng accuracy.


A trade show on the fl oor of the civic center will feature displays from member businesses, local organiza ons, various coopera ve products and services, and some good deals from coopera ve subsidiary enterprises. Following is a preview of some of the booths you can expect.


Oklahoma Living Oklahoma Living is a magazine produced by the Oklahoma Associa on of Electric Cooper ves. As a member, you receive this publica on each month. Soon, your Northeast Connec on will be mailed to you, a ached in the center of Oklahoma Living. Working together, we will save the membership a signifi cant amount for postage. Oklahoma Living’s representa ves will be on hand to visit with you to make you more familiar with their magazine.


WaveOn Flags & Banners Devone Chezem will be ready to help you fl y your favorite colors. Take advantage of this opportunity to purchase your favorite university fl ag or choose something pre y for the garden. Visit with Devone about custom-made fl ags and banners, in addi on to the many services available at WaveOn. Their retail loca on is 2165 N. 3rd St., Langley. You can reach


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them by phone at 918-782-3330 or by email to devone@waveonfl ags.com. Remember your wallet; at REC Day, WaveOn will only be able to accept cash or check.


The Crooked Li le House A favorite among REC Day a endees, The Crooked Li le House will have plenty of goodies on hand--pecans, bri le, pies, cookies, pecan wheels, and more. YUM! Crooked Li le House is located at 6315 Hwy. 28 West, Adair.


Call Okie Know what’s below. Call before you dig! Call Okie (811 or 800-522-OKIE) is a free service that coordinates the loca on of underground u li es BEFORE you begin any project that requires digging or excava on. A representa ve will be on hand to answer your ques ons and remind you to be safe.


Vickrey Heat & Air Vickrey is a pioneer in geothermal hea ng and cooling, with more than three decades of experience in design and installa on of geothermal systems. “Geothermal units are the most effi cient heat and air systems you can put in a home,” commented Travis Vickrey, Vice President. “They use the earth’s energy to heat and cool. It’s the best way to ‘Go Green,’ while saving you up to 60 percent off your u lity costs.” Geothermal systems reduce your energy consump on while using an inexhaus ble energy source—the Earth.


In winter, a geothermal heat pump system moves warm air throughout your home via a standard duct network. Typically, a very even comfort level is found throughout the home. This is because the warm air is moved in slightly higher volumes and saturates the home with warmth more evenly. This even helps out hot or cold spots and eliminates the hot-air blasts


common with fossil fuel furnaces. In summer, cool, dehumidifi ed air is dispersed through the same duct network.


Representa ves from Vickrey Heat & Air will be on hand to provide informa on and answer any ques ons you might have rela ng to geothermal hea ng and cooling systems.


Disney Island Ou i ers One of South Grand Lake’s most unique clothing ou i ers, Disney Island Ou i ers has been a family run business for almost 35 years. The store off ers a wide variety of men’s, women’s and children’s clothing as well as, other items rela ng to swimming, fi shing and hun ng.


Chris e Livingston, a Grand Laker herself, can’t help but enjoy taking care of lakegoers of all ages. She makes sure she has latest in life jackets, aqua shoes and water toys to ensure her patrons can make the most of their  me out on the lake. “Lake fun stuff ” as Chris e calls it. “We can send our customers down the road with or without air, instant fun.”


Child ID Grove Ci zens Police Academy Associa on will once again be present to sign up children for the na onally known Child ID program. By answering a few ques ons, parents are able to have per nent informa on printed onto a wallet-size card for their safekeeping. A photo and fi ngerprints of the child are included on the card. In the unfortunate event of a missing child, the card can be made available to local authori es to expedite search eff orts. Over 1,000 children have par cipated in the program through REC Day over the last ten years.


Route 66 Health Clinic Off ering the road to be er health, Route 66 Health Clinic is a


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