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Page-Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce
The Business Page
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Officers & Board Members
President, Derrick Boyce; President Elect, Chris Moore;
Board Members: Judy Edwards, Marsha Ward, Scott Wiggins, Terri Minnich, Roy Boughton,
Andrew Schaub-Falls, Diana Smith and Cory Johnston
Executive Director: Cecilia Cobb
Administrative Assistant: Michelle Kimes
How To Reach Us:
928-645-2741 Phone, 928-645-3181 Fax
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Message From the Executive Director
 Greetings!
It is with great excitement that I introduce Cecilia Cobb as the new Executive Director for the Page Chamber of Commerce. I believe that the skill set that CC brings to the table is exactly what the Chamber needs as we enter our newest phase. As I mentioned when I first joined the Chamber, I think that the best employee is the one that best fits the needs of the organization at the time the decision is being made and that a director of a 50 million dollar organization does not have the same management style as the leader of a 5 million, or 500 thousand dollar company. I like to think that I was able to add value in developing tools and systems to add value to the membership, but CC is the right person to take the Chamber to the next level.
I have greatly enjoyed working with all the wonderful people of Page, and hope to be involved as much as possible with developing Page into an even greater city then it already is. As some of you have heard, I have decided to except a position with a commercial investment firm. I plan to maintain a local residence and hope to see you all from time to time!
Vin Paitoon
Executive Director
Message from the New Executive Director:
It is with great pleasure that I have this opportunity to work closely with our Chamber members. The Board of Directors have given me goals to increase our membership, offer support, and present our community with viable options for growth and sustainable economic developement.
In the coming months, I look forward to meeting with you, our members, to better understand your needs and wishes for your local Chamber of Commerce.
Our first event of my tenure is the Ballon Regatta Vendor Fair on November 7, 2009. We have sent out invitations to participate. If you have not received yours, we have posted applications on our website for your convenience. We look forward to seeing you there.
Thank you Vin for a great year. The Chamber has benefited greatly from your technological expertise, from our wonderful website to our virtual phone systems and more... With our new systems, we can touch members in a systematic and organized fashion.
Good luck with your new ventures, you will be missed greatly.
CC Cobb
Interim Executive Director
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September Chamber MIXER
Hosted by
September 3rd, 2009
6:00 to 8:00pm
$5 per person, $8 per couple
Come for the food and door prizes stay for the FUN!!!!!
Mingle with your fellow business people.
Stay current on what is going on in your community.
Keep others current on what you have going on.
Don't forget to try your luck with the 50/50 Raffle
$1 for 1 Ticket; $5 for 6 Tickets
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New Members
Dun-Rite Carpentry
There is a NEW face in Page to call for your home improvement needs. He does awnings, caports, fences, landscaping and more. For prices and availability call Brian Tenney at 928-660-9340
CCC-Small Business Center
A new helping hand when starting a small business in Page. Come down to the CCC and see what help and information they can offer you. For more information call 928-526-7653
ABRiO Family Services & Support
ABRiO offers a wide array of services to individuals with disabilities and the elderly. Habilitation, attendant care, respite and light housekeeping ossur in the person's home. For more information on these services please contact Betty Jo Owen at 928-640-3420
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Did You Know You Have Choices?
Call the Chamber TODAY to Upgrade your Membership!!
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Renewing Members
RD's Drive In; Richard Kidman
143 Lake Powell Blvd.
OutWest Publishing; LaNora Pruett
Gilbert, Arizona
Easy Street Development; Art Umbaugh
436 Haul Road
Ambassador Guides & Outfitters; Bill McBurney
Page, Arizona
Lake Powell Vacation; Mary Elrod
620 Haul Road
Glen Canyon Natural History Assoc.; Chris Eaton
475 S. Lake Powell Blvd.
Buggy Rent-A-Car; Russell Madsen
153 S. Lake Powell Blvd.
STIX Bait & Tackle; Mike Stickler
5 S. Lake Powell Blvd.
Old Spanish Trail Association; Paul Ostapuk
Page, Arizona
Page Animal Hospital; Dr. Jerry Roundtree
87 S. 7th Avenue
Bashful Bob's Motel; Bob Wombacher
750 S. Navajo Drive
Motel 6; Lucy Chao
637 S. Lake Powell Blvd.
Super 8 Motel; Carlena Ruiz
649 S. Lake Powell Blvd.
Lake Powell Realty; Elizabeth Klemme
609 Elm Street
The Windy Mesa; Cory Johnston
800 N. Navajo Drive
Page Supply; Sue Bryant
Page, Arziona
Page Lake Powell Campground; Kasey Coleman
849 S. Coppermine Road
Lake Powell Investments; Joyce Loshbough
38 S. Lake Powell Blvd. |
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September 2009 Page Happenings and Events
3rd - CHAMBER MIXER - Hosted by Powell Museum at 6 N. Lake Powell Blvd. - 6pm to 8pm, $5 a person, $8 a couple.
3rd - Movies in the Park - TBA- 7pm - Free family-friendly movies in Page's City Park on the big screen presented by the Page Youth Center.
3rd & 4th - Bake Sale - At Wal-Mart. Proceeds benefit The American Cancer Society via Relay for Life. For more information call Jo at 928-645-2055.
4th - Powell Museum - Art Walk - 6:00 to 9:00pm. For more information call 928-645-9496
10th - Movies in the Park - TBA- 7pm - Free family-friendly movies in Page's City Park on the big screen presented by the Page Youth Center.
11th - Powell Museum - Art Walk - 6:00 to 9:00pm. For more information call 928-645-9496
11th - CCC Small Business Development Center - Open House - 6:00pm - Coconino Community College. Learn how your Community College is working to better our Page community. For more information call 928-645-3987.
12th - Page Animal Adoption Center - Ground Breaking Ceremony - 9:00am to 3:00pm at the NEW Building site on Tunnel Road (down from the Maverik gas station). There will be a live radio remote from 10am-noon, a rabies clinic, K-9 Cop demostration, raffle and giveaways. Come on out, you can even sign up your dog to be a "K-9 Cop for the Day", photo just $5.
19th -20th - RELAY For Life - Relay For Life is the American Cancer Society's signature activity. It offers everyone in our community an opportunity to participate in the fight against cancer. Teams of people camp out at the Page Sports Complex and take turns walking or running around the track or path. Each team is asked to have a representative on the track at all times during the event. While one team member is walking the others are fundraising by selling food, crafts, etc. Relay For Life is more than just a fundraiser. It's a life-changing experience. At Relay, every person in the community has a chance to celebrate, remember, and fight back. And every person who participates joins others around the globe as part of this worldwide movement to end cancer. For more information or to sign up your team contact Jo Bjorholm at 645-2055. For more information about RELAY click here: http://www.relayforlife.org/relay/
24th -27th - 3rd Annual Antique Tractor & Machine Show - 9:00am to 4:00pm - Next to Big Lake Trading Post, Coppermine Road & Hwy 98. For more information call Judy Kitson at 928-645-3962.
25th - Powell Museum - Art Walk - 6:00 to 9:00pm. For more information call 928-645-9496
26th - Lake Powell National Golf Course - ELKS Golf Tournament-4 Player Scramble, 2 Player Teams - Shotgun start 8:00am. For more information call 928-645-2023
27th - Movies in the Park - TBA- 7pm - Free family-friendly movies in Page's City Park on the big screen presented by the Page Youth Center. |
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Business Page Advertising Rates
Business Card Size $20.00 Per Month
Full Page Size $25.00 Per Month
Deadline for October's Newsletter
Article Submission September 25, 2009
Ad Submission September 28, 2009
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MISSION STATEMENT
The Page-Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce shall strive to develop and promote the area businesses for the welfare of the community.
"The views and opinions expressed in the articles and advertisements found in this newsletter do not reprsent the opinions of the Page-Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce, unless specifically stated"
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ARTICLE HEADLINE
Know your target audience. Who are your most important customers, clients or prospects, and why? Know what is important to them and address their needs in your newsletter each month. Include a photo to make your newsletter even more appealing. Add a "Find out more..." link to additional information on your website.
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