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NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC.
November 2012
n 2011 and 2012, Northwestern Electric paid a total of $1,626,013 in capital credits back to our members—$813,476 in 2011 and $812,537 in 2012. We try to keep our records as up-to-date as possible, but we still have old addresses for some of our members. If your name is on our missing member list for capital credits, please submit a Capital Credit Update Form. If you are the heir or executor for someone listed below, please submit an Estate Refund Form. These forms are available on our Website at
www.nwecok.coop. Click on the Capital Credit tab under Account coop. All requests must be made in writing.
We’re looking for missing members I
ANSLEY STANLEY APPLETON BART ASHPAUGH HERBERT BALL LEONA BARNEY NEIL OR RITA BARTH GENE BERG W A BODLEY KEN BRADY LEON BRANCH JIM
BRANSTETTER CLARK BRINKER ROBERT BULLARD NOVAK BUTTON CLIFTON CAMPBELL JANE CARRELL DOUGLAS CHASE LINDA COMPTON MONTE R COSNER RALPH E CRAMER SANDRA K CRISWELL NOLAN S
CROUCH JO ELLEN CURREY EDDY W DOLIN LISA DORMAN NEVA DOWNEY DON ELLIOTT JOHNNY FOALE WES FOUTCH DON FUENTES IRINEO FUQUA EVAN K GADDIS NEOMA GEORGE MAVIS GOODALE GEORGE GOODALE TREY GOREE CHARLES HANSON JERRY HERBER GEORGE J HULCY JOHN R KAUK DANNY KING SID KIRBY RICHARD
KLICK JEFF KRAFT HARRY L LATTA LAURA J LEE TERESA LIMESTALL VICKIE LIVELY JIM LOWE MARK N MCDOWELL GLEN MCNEAL WILLIAM MCNEILL DONNY MELAO LESLI A MEYER CHARLES MEYER ROBERT MILLER JOE H MORRIS ANNA P MYEBURGER JERRY OHAIR C C
OWENS MARION H PATTERSON RICHARD PHILLIPS MARY POTTS JOEL
PROPHET TOMMY PUMMEL WAYNE REEVES GARVIN REID BILL RHINES JERRY RILEY JERRY
ROHRER CHARLES V JR ROHRER NETHA
SCHIBBELHUTE LELAND SHIRLEY DALE JR TODD TOMMY K VANDEBURGH SCOTT VITOSH MARK WARD DANIEL WARREN BILLY JOE WELSCH R D WILSON RICHARD WREATH PAUL
Trouble paying your bill on time?
ave you had an unexpected medical bill, your car needs repaired, or maybe you work out-of-town for extended periods of time?
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Occasionally, situations arise that cause us to get behind on our bills and - western Electric Cooperative, we have options to assist you with keeping your power on.
Let your voice be heard!
Don’t forget to vote on November 6.
1. Sign up for bank or credit card draft and never be late again!
2. Enroll in SelectPay! Our pay- as-you-go program allows you to be current on your bill and puts your past due balance in debt recovery.
3. Call by the 10th and make an ar- rangement for installment payments or to delay full payment to a later date.
4. Apply for assistance. We pro- vide a list of area agencies that may be able to assist you with payment of your electric bill.
Payments are due on the 10th of each month. If you are unable to pay on or before the 10th, please call to discuss your payment options. We will be glad to assist you so that there is no disruption in your electric ser- vice. For details on NWEC’s discon- nect rules during the winter months, see the related article on page 2. Disconnections are costly to you and the Cooperative. (12791001) One disconnection can cost you up to $150, plus your bill and late penalties. Our goal is to assist you in always keeping your power on!
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