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January, 2013 www.harmonelectric.com


2013 HARMON ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION YOUTH TOUR CONTEST


High school juniors throughout the service territory of Harmon Electric Association are encouraged to begin developing their ideas for the 2013 Harmon Electric Association Youth Tour Contest. Information packets containing copies of the rules, regulations, and basic details on the contest will be distributed to junior English teachers across the area during the month of January. One winner from each local school will qualify for the fi nals.


These fi nalists, their parents and teachers will be guests of Harmon Electric at a reception at which time the fi nal contest winners will be selected. Finalists will appear before impartial judges where they will be asked to present their essays and answer some follow up questions.


Winners. These 2 students will receive an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. June 14-20, 2013. The trip begins when they join approximately sixty other


At this time the judges will pick 2 students as the Youth Tour


winners from across the state for a “Get Acquainted Banquet” in Oklahoma City. The delegates will board a jet the following morning and fl y directly to Washington, D.C. Six thrill packed days in the nation’s Capitol will include a


tour of the capitol, a riverboat trip on the Potomac, tour of Mount Vernon, breakfast with Oklahoma’s Congressional delegation and many other points of interest.


Kansas, Wyoming and Oklahoma have conducted an outstanding educational seminar known as the Cooperative Youth Leadership Camp.


Also, two students will be awarded an all expense paid trip to the Cooperative Youth Leadership Camp in Steamboat Springs, CO July 12-19, 2013. For nearly three decades the electric cooperatives of Colorado,


Every July, nearly 100 high school students travel to Clark, Colorado (north of Steamboat Springs) after being selected by their local cooperatives as participants. The seminar strives to help develop leadership skills that will assist students with the challenges they will face in the future.


In This Issue: 2013 Youth Tour Contest.....................................................................1 From the Desk of Charles Paxton.......................................................2 Safe Use of Electric Heating Products...............................................2 Controllable Irrigation - It Just Makes Good Sense..........................3 Energy Effi ciency Tip of the Month....................................................3


For more information about the contest, please contact Beth Penington at Harmon Electric Association (580) 688-3342 or email Beth at bpenington@harmonelectric.com.


The remaining runners-up will each receive a $300 scholarship.


YouthPower Energy Camp Contest................................................3 Classifi ed Ads...................................................................................4 Slow Cooker Pot Roast....................................................................4 Hidden Account Number Worth $10.00...........................................4


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