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MAY-JUNE 2012 Find the answers you need—online. REAL ESTATE IN KIAMICHI COUNTRY


On 40 acres,3BR,3BA, 3000sf rock home, located on HWY 2 S of Clayton. Covered arena,1000sf bunkhouse, 40x60 shop bldg/barn. Metal roofs, central  canoeing. $390,000. 918-413-1214.


REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE, $24,900. 17 Kiamichi, Sam’s Point, Canadian OK. 2BR, 2BA, 960sft, 16x64, 2003 Clayton home on 3/4 acre. Private country setting, beautiful lot, covered porches and parking,  minutes from Arrowhead State Park, 15 minutes to Eufaula. 918-339-2794.


Lake Eufaula, Hwy 9, Piney Creek. 5 lots w/ well, electric septic, storm cellar, phone line, 2 garages, concrete RV pad, concrete patio & picnic set, plus two lots across street. $30,000. 918-618-4266 or 503-267-6940.


259 acres w/brick house built in 1993, great views, 9 miles northeast of Poteau, 11 miles from Ft. Smith. Rural water, electric and propane. Acreage contains woods (15-25%), Pastures (70-75%) nine ponds/tanks. Kay Sullivan, 918-658-5840 or 918-647-3131.


TO SUBMIT AN AD: Submit ad by mail, fax, or e-mail to Todd Minshall, KEC Light Post, Real Estate Ads. The deadline for the July- August issue is July 12 2012.


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PO Box 340 Wilburton, OK 74578


toddm@kiamichielectric.org


918-465-2950 Attn: Todd Minshall


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www.kiamichielectric.org. PLAY IT SAFE


It’s never too early to teach kids about electricity


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receptacles and chew on extension cords. So the earlier they know how dangerous that is, the safer they’ll be growing up in a house full of electrical safety hazards.


Teaching your children about electricity will help them stay safe around it, appreciate it and use it  themes to convey—repeatedly—as your kids mature:


1. Electricity is a wonderful tool that makes it possible for your home to have heat and air conditioning, for your refrigerator to keep your food cold and for their computers, TV and video games to work.


2. As much as electricity is a  Exploring the electrical components of a toy or appliance that’s plugged in can result in a shock, and


sometimes those shocks are severe enough to burn or injure you. Playing with anything that plugs in can be dangerous if you’re rough or careless.


3. Water and electricity don’t mix. Dunking a plugged-in toy or other electrical device into water can shock or even kill a child.


4. Wasting electricity doesn’t make sense. Turning off lights when you leave a room and unplugging computers, video games and electrical toys when nobody’s using them is good for the planet and can save Mom and Dad some money on energy bills.


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