PAGE 4 | FEBRUARY 2012 Family of Six Wins Quarterly Question
quarter of 2011. To enter the contest, members gave any response to the question, “How do you save on your winter energy bills?”
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Maria said they use blinds on their windows and turn off lights when they leave the room. Her family also unplugs the television and other electronics when they are not using them.
“I’m really happy with Tri-County Electric,” said Maria. “Their payment options are very helpful.”
Maria and Enrique live in Guymon with their four children. They have three boys, Marcos, age 6, Elixandro, age 17, and Jovany, age 19 . Their daughter Daisy is 13.
Maria said they plan to use their $50 savings toward another bill or for something they might need around the house.
All members of the family are active members of the Iglesia de Dios Manantial de Vida church in Guymon. She said her Christian beliefs help her in being able to overcome any difficulties she has – whether that’s paying her bills or doing something else.
“We’re very thankful for the opportunity to be able to enter this drawing,” said Maria. “I think this drawing is a way the cooperative is looking out for its members.”
To enter the current Quarterly Question drawing, answer the question, “What does being a cooperative member mean to you?” Send your answer to
info@tri-countyelectric.coop or mail it to Tri-County Electric, Attn: Quarterly Question, PO Box 880, Hooker, OK 73945. Be sure to include your full name and a valid phone number.
Contact Us
Tri-County Electric Cooperative 302 East Glaydas P.O. Box 880 Hooker, Oklahoma 73945
Office Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday - Friday
Phone: 580-652-2418 Toll Free: 800-522-3315 E-mail:
info@tri-countyelectric.coop
www.tri-countyelectric.coop
PICTURED ABOVE: MARIA MEDINA AND SONS JOVANY (RIGHT) AND MARCOS (LEFT). NOT PICTURED MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY ARE: ENRIQUE GONZALES, FATHER, AND CHILDREN DAISY AND ELIXANDRO.
Other Quarterly Question contest rules are: One entry per membership per quarter. Entry must be received by March 31. Any response is acceptable. Winner will be drawn and notified directly in April and will be featured in the May member newsletter. The $50 credit will apply toward member’s May bill. Credit is nontransferable. It will only be applied to winner’s account, winner must be a member of Tri-County Electric. Tri- County Electric employees, trustees and their immediate family members are not eligible to win.
Payment Options
Payment Centers (Self-service kiosks) Kiosks are located in: Beaver, Boise City, Elkhart, Goodwell, Guymon, Hooker
Online Bill Pay (Account Online) Go to
www.tri-countyelectric.coop
Electronic Funds Transfer (Autodraft) Call 800-522-3315 to enroll!
Levelized Monthly Payment (LMP) Call 800-522-3315 to enroll!
Pay by Phone Call 800-522-3315 anytime.
Drop off Payment in Person 302 East Glaydas, Hooker, Oklahoma
Board of Trustees District 1
District 2 District 3
he family of Enrique Gonzales and Maria Medina won the Quarterly Question contest that ran throughout the fourth
Jimmie L. Draper Erwin Elms
Ronny White
District 4 C.J. Mouser District 5
Joe Mayer
District 6 W.K. Schroeder District 7 District 8 District 9
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Shawn Martinez Cletus Carter Larry Hodges
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