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20 JANUARY 2013 Rutherford EMC Carolina Country

2012 Service Awards Total 495 Years

Following are service award recipients who

received plaques for their years of service:

RUTHERFORD-POLK DISTRICT

Betty Byers, 35

Andrea Clemmer and Don Dalton, 30

Following are service award recipients who

received certiﬁcates for their years of ser-

vice:

RUTHERFORD-POLK DISTRICT

Jack Blanton, Robby Dobbins, Wanda Hill,

Ricky Miller, Scott Sams

and Jimmy Whiteside, 25

Scott Owens, 20

Anita Harris, Jeremy McDaniel, Phillip

Rhodes, 5

BURKE-MCDOWELL DISTRICT

Phyllis Miller, 15

Greg Lane and Patrick Welch, 10

April Blankenship, 5

LINCOLN-GASTON DISTRICT

John Bridges, Scott Kale and

Bobby Williams, 25

Leslie Davis and Jonathan Pitman, 20

Kenneth Parker, 15

Brad Crawford and Teresa Ferguson, 10

Brad Bridges, Josh Kiser,

Jill Lovell (director), Aaron Mays

and Doris Whitley, 5

Rutherford EMC will send three lucky stu-

dents on the trip of a lifetime this summer.

The Rural Electric Youth Tour, held in Wash-

ington, D.C., typically hosts more than 1,500

high school students from across the coun-

try. A winner and an alternate will be chosen

from each of Rutherford EMC’s three operat-

ing districts in early March to represent the cooperative on the tour.

In just ﬁve days, the students will get to see the Smithsonian Institute,

Arlington National Cemetery, the Newseum (the world’s most interactive mu-

seum), the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Memorial and more! The students

will spend a day on Capitol Hill and meet their elected ofﬁcials.

This expense-paid week is coordinated by the National Rural Electric Co-

operative Association (NRECA) and the North Carolina Association of Electric

Cooperatives (NCAEC).

Following are the contest rules:

1. Eligible to apply are high school juniors who live in a year-round home

served by Rutherford EMC or whose parents/guardians own a business

served by Rutherford EMC. Children of Rutherford EMC’s directors or em-

ployees are not eligible.

2. Contestants will be required to ﬁll out an application, including an expla-

nation of 50 words or less why they would like to go on the Youth Tour. They

are also required to perform a simple energy inspection of their home.

Deadline for completed entries is February 15, 2013.

3. Each ﬁnalist will be interviewed by a panel of judges during the second

week of March. Winners will be selected and notiﬁed at this time. A ﬁrst-

place winner and alternate will be picked from each of the co-op’s three

operating districts. (Alternates go on the tour if ﬁrst-place winners are

unable to attend.) Selection of Youth Tour winners is based on the ap-

plication, home energy inspection, extracurricular activities, scholastic

standing, and a personal interview.

4. Tour activities begin on Saturday, June 15, with an orientation dinner for

participants in Raleigh. It ends the following Friday, June 21, with the

return trip to Raleigh. Rutherford EMC bears all expenses for tour partici-

pants except spending money.

5. Youth Tourists are also eligible to apply for the $2,500 Gwyn B. Price Schol-

arship and the $2,000 Katie Bunch Memorial Scholarship. In addition,

they will be eligible to compete to serve on the Youth Leadership Council.

The Youth Leadership Council representative will receive a $2,000 college

scholarship upon completion of his/her responsibilities.

For more information, complete the sign-up card enclosed with your Janu-

ary 2013 billing statement and return to: Rutherford Electric Membership

Corporation, Attn: Youth Tour Coordinator, PO Box 1569, Forest City, NC,

28043-1569. You may also submit your request by going to Rutherford EMC’s

website at www.remc.com, or by calling Denise Gavin at 828-245-1621 or

1-800-521-0920, ext. 417. Please submit your request for more information

on entering the contest by February 8. Remember—deadline for completed

entries is February 15, 2013.

For additional information about the Rural Electric Youth Tour, visit NC

Electric Cooperatives.com and YouthTour.coop. You can also join our Face-

book page by searching for North Carolina Youth Tour on Facebook.com.

Win A Trip To Washington, D.C.

Three Rutherford EMC Juniors to Win Youth Tour Trip

Rutherford EMC recently recognized one director and 29 employees for their service, which

totals 495 years. Directors and employees with 30 years or more of service received a plaque,

and those with less than 30 years received a certiﬁcate based on ﬁve-year intervals.

Congratulations to all our service award recipients!

Scholarships to

Summer Basketball Camps:

Apply Today!

Rutherford EMC, along with North Carolina’s other

Touchstone Energy Cooperatives, are awarding middle-

school students full scholarships to attend basketball

camp on college campuses this summer. Young men

can apply to attend the Roy Williams Basketball Camp

June 15-19 at the University of North Carolina in Cha-

pel Hill, and young women can apply to attend the

Kellie Harper Basketball Academy August 1-4 at N.C.

State University in Raleigh. Rutherford EMC will award

scholarships to one boy and one girl. To be eligible, ap-

plicants must be in sixth, seventh or eighth grade for

the 2013-2014 school year, and applications must be

postmarked by March 30.

Statewide, Touchstone Energy cooperatives will send

more than 50 students to camp this summer. Students

who are interested in the scholarship program can ﬁnd

applications/guidelines online by going to Rutherford

EMC’s website, www.remc.com, or you may contact De-

nise Gavin at 1-800-521-0920 or 828-245-1621, ex-

tension 417, to have a sports camp application mailed

to you.

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