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Page-Lake Powell Chamber of Commerce
The Business Page
June 2011
"The Chamber is good for Business and Business is good!" |
Officers & Board Members
President, Chris Moore;
President Elect, Cory Johnston;
Treasurer, Michele Grim;
Board Members: Marsha Ward, Roy Boughton, Diana Smith, Debbie Bushey,
Matt Wester, Roland Rutjens, Chris Pahissa Van Meenen, and Art Umbaugh
Executive Director: Cecilia Cobb
Administrative Assistant: Position open How To Reach Us: 928-645-2741 Phone, 928-645-3181 Fax |
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Message From the Executive Director
 Greetings!
I am trying a different approach with this Month's Newsletter; trying to make it shorter. For information about the various events in town, please click on the area as directed. I hope this is acceptable to you, our reader. This does save me some typing as well...
The June Mixer is at Edward Jones on Thursday, June 2nd. This mixer is their Grand Opening - Open House - Ribbon Cutting for their new office located at 609 Elm St. I hope you can make it and show your support for fellow businesses.
We had three new members join the Chamber in May, Bits & Bytes Design Studio, Dimensions Salon & Spa, and Antelope Trails Vending Organization. Please welcome these businesses to the Chamber. We are planning the July 4th Celebrations, let me know any ideas you have to make it Bigger & Better... Don't forget the Powell Museum's Artist of the Month reception this Friday, June 3rd, Friday Night Art Walks, Road Rally for Relay, 11th Annual Golfers & Scholars Golf Tournament, Glen Canyon Lecture Series, and the Therizinosaur: Mystery of the Sickle-Claw Dinosaur exhibit at the Carl Hayden Visitor Center. Be Safe on the Lake and with all your Summer-time activities...Have a great month and we'll see you around. CC Cobb |
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June Mixer Hosted by Edward Jones |
Join us this Thursday at Edward Jones for their
Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening.
Edward Jones recently moved to 609 Elm St.,
and is now celebrating their brand new offices.
Ribbon Cutting - 6:00 pm
Mixer - 6:00 pm
Food, Fun, Networking!
Hamburgers & Hotdogs, Celebrating Summer!
$5 per person, $8 per couple
50/50 Raffle & Door Prizes
Hope to see you this Thursday!
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New Members
Antelope Trails Vending Organization
Bits & Bytes Design Studio
Dimensions Salon & Spa |
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Members Celebrating Anniversaries
Boston's True Value
Brian's Paint & Body
Canyonlands Community Health Care
Easy Street Development
Edward Jones
Gunsight Realty
Lake Powell Boat, RV, & Mini Storage
Lake Powell Concert Association
Lake Powell Printing
Overland Canyon Tours
Page Eye Center
Rodeway Inn
Thunderbird Art Gallery
WestWind Aviation
Wildcat Watersports
Windy Mesa
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June 2011
Happenings and Events
For a complete listing of Page events, click here.
For the Page Community Center Newsletter and event summary, click here.
Click here for the new Great Lakes Airlines Las Vegas, Phoenix, & Denver Schedule.
Summer Movies in the Park. and Youth Center Newsletter, click here.
June 3 - 4, Evening Ranger Programs at the Wahweap Campground. Meet the Rangers at 8:00 pm. Click here to view the flyer.
Glen Canyon Natural History Association announces the Summer Lecture Series for June and July, please click here for more information and to register for their newsletter. There is even an event for Kids...
We are planning the 4th of July Celebration and are looking for volunteers, vendors, parade entries, and participants. Click here for more information.
The Citizen Prosecutor Academy is coming to Page on July 9. Click here to review the press release from County Attorney David Rozema.
The Ile de France Children's Choir is coming to Page July 17, 18, & 19. They are looking for Host Families for these Children and Chaperones. Please click here if you are interested in hosting and attending a special "Thank you" Concert.
Road Rally for Relay, Featuring the Arizona Centennial Copper Chopper and
the Navajo Hopi Honor Riders Customized "Tribute Bike", June 4th, Elks Lodge.
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Have you heard about the Page Fire Department
Paint-A-Hydrant Program?
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Small Business Administration in Page |
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Deduct some of your personal housing costs as a
business expense.
If you meet two tests in the tax law, you can deduct a portion of your personal expenses of operating from your home
as a business expense. This includes your rent if you lease or your mortgage interest and real estate taxes if you own your home, as well as utilities, insurance, repairs and other costs.
To be a deductible home office:
- Your home must be (1) your principal place of business (or a place where you do administrative chores, such as scheduling and recordkeeping, and you have no other fixed business location) or (2) a place to meet or deal with customers, clients and patients on a regular basis (telephoning customers from home isn't enough).
- You have to use the space regularly and exclusively for business (except in two special situations). This means you can't use the kitchen table as your desk by day and feed your family there at night. You don't need to use an entire room or even have a physical partition to denote the portion of a room used for business.
Generally, you deduct a portion of the expenses of a home. For example, if your home is 3,000 square feet and you use a 300-square-foot room as your office, then 10 percent of each expense of the home becomes part of the home-office deduction. You can add to this any direct expenses for the office, such as painting it.
Tip: It's helpful to take a photo of your office and keep it with your tax records in case the IRS questions your setup.
For more information about home-based business deductions, Call Jim Hunter at the Small Business Development Center right here in Page. 928-645-6687. |
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Business Page Advertising Rates
Business Card Size $20.00 Per Month
Full Page Size $25.00 Per Month
Deadline for July's Newsletter
Article Submission June 25, 2011
Ad Submission June 25, 2011
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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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