SEPTEMBER 2015
A newsletter for PEC’s electric consumers
Home of members Melvin and Carol Auten, Pontotoc County
PEC Day is Saturday, September 26 Watch for your annual meeting program arriving in the mail soon!
Members should be arriving soon in your mailbox. This highly anticipated yearly
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event, commonly referred to as “PEC Day,” will be held at the Pontotoc County Agri-Plex, located at the corner of J.A. Richardson Loop and Broadway in Ada on Saturday, September 26, 2015. 1092803100 As soon as you receive your
program (shown at left), be sure to keep it so you can present it to
CO-OP PROUD FOR 7 YEARS David
McGilbary began his full-time
employment with the co-op in 2008, and currently serves as
Senior Line Tech.
our personal invitation to PEC’s 79th
Annual Meeting of the
registration workers at the meeting. Your program will enter you in all of this year’s prize drawings. You’ll also need it to receive your portion of the cooperative’s profi ts in the form of capital credits. [See related info graph on page 2.] This year, over $750,000 will be returned. The fi rst 3,000 members to register
will receive this year’s registration gift, an insulated tumbler. A grand prize drawing for $1,000 will be held at the end of the business meeting, and you must be present to win!
PowerShield Protection Shield your home from surges before they enter.
High-tech gadgets, appliances, and computers all have one weakness in common: deadly power surges. Too much electricity coursing through connecting wires can fry circuitry inside sensitive electronics, reducing them to expensive trash.
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Unfortunately, electric current coming from your wall outlet doesn’t always remain at a steady, optimal
(*$25 installation fee) $4.95/month -- See PowerShield Perks, Page 2 HOLIDAY CLOSING
Report Power Outages (24 hrs/day 7 days a week)
1-877-272-1500 or (580) 272-1500, local Ada Area
PEC’s offi ces will be closed in observance of Labor Day
Monday, September 7, 2015
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