Thank you Harmon Electric for sponsoring me to go to camp. I had an AMAZING experience, and I enjoyed learning and playing. I am very grateful that I was able to go and participate in the activities and learn about electricity and teamwork. Thanks to you I have made new friends and have amazing memories.
Thank You! Sheena Clouser
••••••••••••••••••••• Burk Bullington, President of Harmon Electric Association’s
board of trustees, was named the 2010 Oklahoma Cooperative Director of the Year for his service as board secretary of Farmers Cooperative Association in Eldorado, Oklahoma. Triangle Co- operative Service Company honors one deserving director each year with this award. Burk was nominated by Barney Trammell, General Manager
of Farmers Cooperative Association in Eldorado. John Berg, Tri- angle Cooperative Service Company President & CEO was on hand to present the award and a $250 gift certificate to Burk. Dan Kent, Vice President of Value Added Services for Triangle Cooperative Service gave the honoring speech. Burk was first elected to the Farmers Cooperative Asso-
ciation board of directors in November, 2000. In 2006 he was elected secretary and has held the position since. Burk has been a key player in many achievements at Farmers Cooperative As- sociation. Burk has represented his district on our own Harmon Elec-
tric Association Board of Trustees for 17 years and has served as President for the past 10 years. Burk and Mitsi have three daugh- ters, Meggie Gifford and her husband Jeromy, Margo and Martha and her husband Spud.
Thank you for sending me to this great energy camp. It was one of the best camps I have ever been to. Thank you for funding the money to let me go. I had lots of fun meeting new friends and doing all the activities they taught us. I really learned a lot. I wish I could come back. Too bad it is a one-time thing.
Thank You, Tyler Cobb
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Paxton! Thank you so much for all the help your guys did for us during the recent tornados here at Cimarron. Your guys were hard workers & a joy to be around! Tell Monty we really appreciated all the help as well.
Thanks again. Mark
ElEctrical SafEty Vacation chEckliSt
Summer vacations are hard
to pull off these days, so it’s impor- tant that trip-takers have peace of mind while away. Fires can start when lightning storms strike elec- tronics or small appliances; bur- glaries tend to increase because folks aren’t at home. The electrical safety checklist
below will help you decrease the risk of problems occurring while on vacation:
1. Turn off all electrical appliances, including toaster ovens, stoves, and curling irons.
2. Unplug television sets and computers - these items are especially susceptible to lightning and power surges.
3. Use a timer on indoor lights. Look for one that can be set to a ran- dom pattern rather than regular times throughout the day.
4. Install motion-detecting lights outside.
5. Set the thermostate to 80 degrees in the Summer and 55 degrees in the winter if you plan to leave for an extended period of time
6. Give your house key to a neighbor and make sure he or she has a phone number where you can be reached.
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