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Dear Member,
Many new and exciting events are taking place in September! Make sure you check out the What's Happening section.
Don't forget that the Chamber is here to help you promote your business so send us your news items and promotions.
We'll make sure that they are seen by your fellow chamber members and others in the community.
Sincerely,
Salvador Miramontes Jr., Marketing and Communications Coordinator
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Ladies' Days in Downtown, The Dalles
Thursday - Saturday, Sept. 16-18
Join us for Three fun days of
Shopping & Visiting!
Come on down and visit your favorite store and explore the new shops in the area! Look for all of the fun and excitment.
Don't forget about the Block Parties:
Thursday, September 16
Business After Hours: 5PM - 7PM
hosted by MCEDD & Red Wagon Antiques
Friday, September 17
13 Stores on 2nd Street: 4PM - 7PM
Federal and Laughlin -- lot's of fun and specials!!
A's Sewing, Petit Provence, Rerun Antiques,
Whole Ball of Yarn, Ananas, Stone's Sports and much more!
Saturday, September 18
Federal & 2nd Street Party: 7PM - 10PM
Music by DJ Pandomania
Guitar Hero contest, Hula Hoop competition,
Who's the best rapper?, Ugliest tattoo contest,
Tia Rosa Mexican Food, and more!
Downtown The Dalles
fun shopping for you and your family!
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Wasco County Board of
County Commissioners
Regular Session Agenda
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2010
LOCATION: WASCO COUNTY COURTHOUSE,
COUNTY COURTROOM #202
511 Washington Street, The Dalles, Oregon
9:00 AM OPEN TO PUBLIC
9:30 AM OPEN TO DEPARTMENTS
10:00 AM POWERPOINT PRESENTATION
On the Tri County Household Hazardous Waste & Recycling Program; presented by Glenn Pierce, Environmental Health Specialist Supervisor, and David Skakel, Solid Waste Specialist.
10:30 AM DISCUSSION
With Ruby Mason, Mid-Columbia Housing Agency, regarding West Park Place.
11:00 AM DISCUSSION
With Tom Teven regarding a code compliance violation.
11:30 AM APPROVAL
Of Agreement between Wasco County and Federation of Parole and Probation Officers.
1:30 PM PRIVATE SALE
Of property described as Township 5 South, Range 16 East, Tax Lot 100, Reference #16279 to Beth E. Ashley, % A&K Ranches.
1:45 PM CONSIDERATION
Of the appointment of the Wasco County Treasurer.
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Musical Blast At The Sunshine Mill
This week on September 15, 16 & 17
Wednesday, September 15: 7PM - 10PM
Open MIC Night: hosted by Les Vaughn
Wine, beer & antipasto served
Thursday, September 16: 6:30PM - 8:30PM
Flamenco Night: Live Flamenco music with Tapas, Sangria, wine & beer
Friday, September 17: 6:30PM - 8:30PM
Fondue Friday: Live music, Chocolate & Classic Fondue, Wine, Beer & Antipasto
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SERVPRO of the Gorge offers
Emergency Response Profiles
to local businesses at NO CHARGE
In recognition of National Preparedness Month, Servpro is offering an Emergency Response Profile to Columbia River Gorge area businesses.
The Emergency Response Profile, or ERP, is a valuable tool designed to get your business or facility back on its feet and in operation quickly following a Disaster Situation.
Timely emergency response is crucial. ERP allows your business to utilize the expertise of others to help disaster-proff your facility. Servpro can also provide additional materials and resources to aid in Emergency Preparedness for your business and employees at no cost.
Be your best by preparing for the worst. For more information, and to schedule an appointment to learn more about the benefits of the ERP process, please contact:
Servpro of E. Clackamas
Hood River & Wasco Co's.
541.386.2288
www.servproofhoodriver.com
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What's Happening?
Your Guide to Local Happenings 9/14 - 9/24
7/01- Outdoor Sculpture Garden
10/3 Maryhill Museum of Art
www.maryhillmuseum.org
7/01- William Morris: Native Species
9/06 Maryhill Museum of Art
www.maryhillmuseum.org
8/01- "Baskets Tell A Story"
10/10 Museum at Warm Springs
Info: 541.553.3331
www.warmsprings.com/museum
www.maryhillwinery.com
1-31 Artists Series: Barns Around
the County
Photos by Carol MacKenzie
Sherman Co. Historical Museum
Info: 541.565.3232
8/31- Sally Bailey & Rachel Harvey
9/27 Show @ The Dalles Art Center
Opening Reception: Sept. 2, 5-7PM
9/01- Artist Series: Defeating Water
9/31 Doldrums - Myrna Melzer
Sherman Co. Historical Museum
Info: 541.565.3232
4,11 Sight-In Days @ The Dalles
& 18 Rifle & Pistol Club; 9AM-2PM
Small fee; Petersburg area range
www.thedallesrifleandpistolclub.com
14 The Dalles Lions Club Meeting
Noon @ Spooky's
9/14- Master Recycler Course
11/2 Tuesday Evenings;
visit: www.tricountyrecycle.com
or call Cindy @ 541.506.2636
15 100th Birthday Party/Open House
The Dalles/Wasco County Library
722 Court St., The Dalles
4-7PM; Everyone Welcome!
15 Oregon Entrepreneurs Workshop
What's Your Company Worth?
Info: www.oen.org
14 The Dalles Rotary Club Meeting
Noon @ the Civic Auditorium
15 Bohn's Printing presents:
David Wilcox
7PM @ the Civic Auditorium
Tickets $20; available at:
Klindt's & Col. River Music
15-18 2010 Pendleton Round-Up
100th Anniversary - "Let'er Buck"
15,22 Drawing w/Nancy Russell
& 29 6:30-9PM; $60 for all
The Dalles Art Center
Info: 541.296.4759
16-18 Spelling Bee: A Musical
The Dalles Wahtonka HS
doors @ 7PM; tickets available at:
Klindt's and @ the door
16 The Dalles Kiwanis Meeting
Noon @ Spooky's
Scott Green/N. Wasco Co. Parks & Rec.
on their ballot measure
16 Toastmasters Meeting
Noon @ CGCC Board Room
Info: Patti Blagg, 541.298.4352
16 Oregon Entrepreneurs
Network Webinar: online
Employment Law Basics for Start Ups
Info: www.oen.org
16 Business After Hours
Red Wagon Antiques/MCEDD
Hosted @ MCEDD
515 E. 2nd St., Suite A&B
Chamber Members & Guests
Info: TDACC, 541.296.2231
16,23 Modern Squre Dancing Lessons
& 30 FREE; 7-9PM @ Civic Auditorium
Info: 541.386.3286 / 509.773.3379
or 509.493.1827
17 Women, Art & Wine
Chinese Watercolor Painting
The Dalles Art Center
Info: 541.296.4759
17 Shrine Circus @ Fort Dalles
Rodeo Arena: Shows @ 4:15 & 7:30
for tickets call 1.877.866.2386
17 "Oldies Night" w/"Dr. Bob" Jones
@ Mid-Columbia Senior Center
1112 W. 9th St.; 6:30-8:30PM
FREE, All ages are welcome
17-19 Shaniko Ragtime & Vintage
Music Festival
@ Shaniko Schoolhouse
Info: 541.498.3434
17-19 Festival of Wheels
Downtown: Goldendale, WA
Info: 509.773.3400
9/18- Comics at the Crossroads:
11/15 Art of the Graphic Novel
Maryhill Museum of Art
www.maryhillmuseum.org
18 Drawing Words & Writing Pictures
part of Family Fun Day
Featuring artist: Randy Emberlin
1PM @ Maryhill Museum of Art
www.maryhillmuseum.org
18 The Dalles Farmers Market
City Park (5th & Union)
8AM-1PM
18 Shamanic Drum w/Michael Drake
Drumming Workshop: $20
1-3PM @ Dallesport Community Center
Info: 509.767.1658
18 RiverFest on the Deschutes
Everyone Welcome!
10AM-8PM; FREE admission
Info: 541.395.2222
www.maupinriverfest.com
18 Tour The Dalles Dam
Pre-registration required
11AM; over 16 yrs. needs photo ID
Info: 541.506.7819
18 Tingstad & Rumbel
Stevenson, WA
1.800.494.8497 or
www.SkamaniaArts.org
18-19 "Let the Paint do the Work"
w/Jerry Fenter
11AM-4PM; $40 per day
The Dalles Art Center
Info: 541.296.4759
19 Tour The Dalles Dam
2PM, Call: 541.506.7819
21 The Dalles Lions Club Meeting
Noon @ Spooky's
21 Beginners Fused Glass Class
The Dalles Art Center; 6wk class
Info: 541.296.4759
22 The Dalles Rotary Club Meeting
Noon @ the Civic Auditorium
22 OEN Tom Holce
Entrepreneurship Awards
@ the Hilton in Portland
More info: www.oen.org
23 The Dalles Kiwanis Meeting
Noon @ Spooky's
Dr. Frank Toda on CGCC ballot measure
23 Toastmasters Meeting
Noon @ CGCC Board Room
Info: Patti Blagg, 541.298.4352
23 Harvest Moon Walk
@ the Discovery Center
FREE; 6:30PM
Info: 541.296.8600
9/23- Strengthening Families Program
11/04 For Parents & Youth 10-14
Thursdays; 5:30-8PM
The Dalles Middle School
Info: 541.298.5104 or
darcy@mccfc.net
24 Women, Art & Wine
Collage
The Dalles Art Center
Info: 541.296.4759
24-26 Tygh Valley Bluegrass Jamboree
Wasco County Fairgrounds
24-26 Festival of Nations:
A Gathering @ the River
Cascade Locks Marine Park
Info: 541.553.4883 or
mtuckta@kahneeta.com
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Chamber Monthly Newsletters
Now Available Online
The Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the newest feature on our website:
Our Chamber Monthly Newsletters.
To view this month's newsletter in pdf format click on this link: Chamber of Commerce Newsletters.
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FREE at the Discovery Center:
Harvest-Moon Walk, Sept. 23, 6:30PM
On Thursday, September 23rd, The Discovery Center will offer a FREE interpretive nature-walk down the Riverfront Trail. Join educator Steve Thompson, in front of the Discovery Center at 6:30PM for this one-hour hike and see the Harvest Moon shine.
Learn about native plants, encounter a live bird-of-prey, discuss Lewis & Clark and the Oregon Trail, experience a black-powder rifle demonstration, and enjoy the beauty of Crates' Point. The trail is paved and handicap-accessible. Guide will continue off-trail on a moderately-sloped descent down to the scenic banks of the Columbia River.
The Harvest Moon is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox. It has traditionally been considered a bright, golden moon which marks an extended evening of work bringing in the wheat.
Bring your friends and family for this FREE event, but please leave pets at home.
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The Dalles City Council Meeting
Monday, September 20th @ 5:30PM
City Hall Council Chamber - 313 Court St.
CONSENT ACTIONS
Items of a routine and non-controversial nature are placed on the Consent Agenda to allow the City Council to spend its time and energy on the important items and issues. Any Councilor may request an item be "pulled" from the Consent Agenda and be considered separately. Items pulled from the Consent Agenda will be placed on the Agenda at the end of the "Action items" section.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Public Hearing to Receive Testimony Regarding the Sale of Surplus Property Known as the Mesplie Reservoir to Kortge Brothers LLC
[Agenda Staff Report #10-064]
B. Public Hearing to Receive Testimony Regarding a Proposed Street Vacation for Portion of West Seventh Street Between Libery & Lincoln Streets
[Agenda Staff Report #10-065]
ACTION ITEMS
A. Authorization to Sign a Memorandum of Understanding With the Yakama Nation Regarding Protection of Fishing Rights Adjacent to Proposed Marine Terminal at Union Street
[Agenda Staff Report #10-067]
B. Resolution No. 10-018 Authorizing the City to File Application With the Federal Transit Administration for a Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks Program Grant
[Agenda Staff Report #10-068]
C. Request for City of The Dalles to Join Northwest River Partners
[Agenda Staff Report #10-069]
D. General Ordinance No. 10-1307 Amending Section 13.070.040 (C) of General Ordinance No. 98-1222 Concerning Enforcement of Provisions Prohibiting Placement of Certain Signs in Public Right of Way or on City Owned Real Property
[Agenda Staff Report # 10-070]
E. Approval to Amend Agreement with City Prosecutor to Increase Salary
[Agenda Staff Report # 10-071]
F. Approval of Contract with KPFF for Bidding and Construction Services for Marine Terminal and Festival Area Projects
[Agenda Staff Report # 10-072]
G. Approval of Agreement With ODOT to Receive Surface Transportation Program Finds for West Sixth Street Paving and Webber Street Traffic Signal Upgrades
[Agenda Staff Report # 10-073]
H. Approval of Amendment to Lease With Port of The Dalles for Marine Terminal Property
[Agenda Staff Report # 10-074]
I. Resolution No. 10-020 Supporting the Request for Transportation Enhancement Funds for the Riverfront Trail Completion Project
[Agenda Staff Report # 10-075]
EXECUTIVE SESSION
A. Recess to Executive Session in Accordance With ORS 192.660 (2) (e) to Conduct Deliberations With Persons Designated by the Governing Body to Negotiate Real Property Transactions
B. Reconvene to Open Session
DECISIONS FOLLOWING EXECUTIVE SESSION
*Complete list, click: City Council Agenda
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The Dalles Dam Hosts
End of Summer Program
September 17 & 25
The Dalles Dam Visitor Center will host special presentations throughout September to wrap up the 2010 recreation season.
Friday, September 17 @ 1PM
Historical Outreach Foundation speaker Alisha Hamel will discuss the military side of the Lewis and Clark story. Her focus will be on Army values and significant skills the group used on its journey across the United States. Hands-on activities will demonstrate the connection.
Saturday, September 25 @ 1PM
Local history enthusiast Jerry Tanquist will answer the question, "What do railroads and canals have in common?" The answer: Celilo Falls. Tanquist will present historic photos and documents to share the story of our local portage railroads and The Dalles-Celilo Canal.
The visitor center closes Sept. 30 and will reopen May 1, 2011.
For more information please contact The Dalles Lock and Dam Ranger Office at 541-506-7819 or visit www.nwp.usace.army.mil/op/d
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Mike the Therapy Horse:
Retirement Party
Saturday, Sept. 18, 10AM-3PM
Retirement Party
for Mike the Therapy Horse
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Saturday, September 18
Fadness Realty Parking Lot
503 E. 2nd Street The Dalles
10:00AM - 3:00PM
Visit Mike and give him a pat as he retires
from his duties as a Therapy Horse
Mike participated in the Ride for a Cure for the
Susan G. Komen Association
For The Cure of Breast Cancer
Celebrate with Cake,
Cookies and Punch
Questions: Call Jeanie at 541.993.5890
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Help Mike stay warm this Winter
by making a donation towards his
"Horse Blanket" Winter Coat!
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Fall Term QuickBooks Class & Small Business Management Enrollment
Beginning September 21, 2010 @ CGCC
The 2010 Fall Term class for QuickBooks Pro 2010 is scheduled to be held in The Dalles, beginning September 21. This class will meet each Tuesday from 6PM to 9PM for seven weeks.
Small Business Management I: Fall Term class is scheduled to begin on September 22. Class will meet monthly on Wednesday from 6PM to 8:30PM and will alternate between The Dalles and Hood River campuses.
If you're in need of training in QuickBooks or in need of assistance in the area of managing of your current business, we are now accepting registrations and seating is limited.
Contact Student Services at: 541.506.6011
and register today!
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PubTalk in Hood River
OPEN MIC NIGHT!
Tuesday, Sept. 21, 5:30-7:30PM
The Griffin House, 4168 Westcliff Dr.
Plan to attend PubTalk - an informal event that provides a great opportunity to learn about local entrepreneurs, networking & making connections.
Entrepreneurs, investors, leaders of local companies. business professionals, consultants and service providers are welcome.
Come check it out.
AGENDA
5:30PM Networking - Drinks & Snacks
6:30PM Keynote Presentation
"Predicting if Your Business will
Survive or Fail"
by Thomas Thurston,
President & Managing Director,
Growth Science International, LLC.
7:00PM Company Presentations
Open Mic Night!
Your chance to test a new business
concept/idea:
Three minutes to make the pitch;
Two minutes to receive feedback.
7:30PM Adjourn for more networking
This PubTalk is presented by Gorge Oregon Entrepreneurs Network (OEN), sponsored by the Gorge Angel Investor Network (GAIN), CenterPointe Community Bank and Oregon Investment Board.
Hosted by Claire Griffin, The Griffin House.
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Admission: $10: includes program & snacks
To RSVP, contact Robin Cope at:
robinc@gorge.net or 541.296.8080
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United Way - Community Yard Sale
September 25, Mid-Columbia Senior Center
Here is a great opportunity to turn those unneeded items in your closet and garage into cash, and at the same help fund deserving local charitable agencies. We invite local crafters & food vendors to join us in this worthwhile event.
Showcase your merchandise at one of the busiest corners in The Dalles; The Mid-Columbia Senior Center, located at 1112 W 9th Street. Don't forget that 100% of the booth rental fees go to local charitable agencies!
Application deadline is September 15
Please contact The Dalles Chamber at marketing@thedalleschamber.com for a digital copy of an application.
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"I Am All Alone": Pioneer Diary
Book Release and Signing
Sept. 26, 9AM-12PM, The Discovery Center
The Wasco County Historical Museum Press and author Boris J. Smith will present a new book: "I Am All Alone - The Diary of Mary Swasey Evans, Early Mosier Settler."
One hundred years ago this week, pioneer Evans left this world, and her journal, behind. Doris J. Smith has transcribed the hand-written pages, enriched them with thoughtful passages of introduction and conclusion, and added newspaper articles from The Dalles Optimist, The Mosier Bulletin, and the Hood River Glacier, which beautifully compliment events in the journal.
Together, the reader understands the tapestry of life in the Gorge in 1910: both the simple rhythm of the daily chores of a fruit grower's wife, and the intriguing intellectual and economic climate of the turn-of-the-century.
"We hope I Am All Alone will become a local classic that both adults and highschool readers will enjoy, to better understand their pre-technological roots," says Roxandra Pennington of the Discovery Center. "It documents the development of transportation, communication, and agriculture in the Gorge, climate change, the state of medical care, and the fascinating creativity with which people entertained themselves."
"I Am All Alone" is available exclusively at the Columbia River Trading Company located at the Discovery Center and Museum.
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New at Haystack Broadcasting
"Real talk -- no agendas"
Starting October 5th, listen for the new "Talk of the Gorge" program, airing Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10-10:30AM.
Rodger Nichols, whose radio career began in 1966 at KIHR in Hood River, and who anchored a number of episodes of the long-running "Coffee Break" program on KODL (1978-1986), will host a lively half-hour of local political & community interviews.
The format allows time to explore issues in-depth, promote local events & give people with interesting stories a chance to tell them to a wider audience. The tone of the program is informational rather than confrontational. All guests will be treated with respect.
For more information and/or ideas, contact Rodger Nichols at: 541.206.9102 ext. 312
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Local Promotions
Base Graphics: New Look, Online
Our new website has launched! Please visit www.basegraphics.com And check out how Base Graphics can make your business look more professional!
Peach Season Is Here!
Try the hand-dipped Peach Cobbler Milkshakes
Or bite into one of three new pies:
The bold Peach Cream Cheese Pie
Peach Cobbler Pancakes & Crepes
Or our traditional Peach Cobbler Pie
Only at your local Sharis Restaurants
Columbia Laser Skin Center: Happy Hour Event
Wednesday, Sept. 29th from 4-8PM: Come & Relax with us!
Columbia Laser Skin Center - in The Dalles
* Botox Special $10 per unit
* Calm Facial
* Hand Sugar & Scrub Massage
* Personalized Skin Evaluation
* Professional makeup application
by Claudine Ebel from Portland
* Swag bag containing skincare products, makeup
& other fabulous gifts! ($150 value)
* Martini Bar & Delicious Appetizers
Space is LIMITED, so buy your tickets now!
See all current specials at: Columbia Laser Skin Center Specials.
Play SUBWAY's Fiery FOOTLONG Frenzy™
Quench the Fire, you could win hot Playstation Prizes Instantly!
Visit your local Subway today for your game pieces.
DON'T FORGET:
Try the sizzlin' NEW Turkey Jalapeņo Melt
or bite into the bold Buffalo Chicken
Fiery FOOTLONG™ subs. Eat bold! GET FIRED UP TODAY
Rivertap Pub Summer Hours
SUN-THURS Open at 4PM, FRI & SAT Noon - Midnight
HAPPY HOUR DAILY from 4-6PM
Located next to TACO DEL MAR & THE MINT.
701 E 2nd Street, Downtown The Dalles; (541)769-0059
OPEN EVERYDAY. www.rivertappub.com Go with the flow.
Dave's Hometown Pizza Offers Milkshake Mondays
Milkshakes for $2 with pizza purchase at regular price.
Get up to 2 with medium and 4 with large.
Check us out at Dave's Hometown Pizza or Facebook.
Come to Erin Glenn on Friday Nights
Northwest grown music, food, and beverage! Enjoy our special monthly dance party opportunities, as well!
Also, follow our Twitter and Facebook pages for more details about events and to give us feedback!
We have live music every Friday night from 7-10 pm or so.
$5 cover charge (except where noted) allows you to enjoy a wide variety of live music and monthly (or MORE) dance parties!
Along with great tunes, we offer a variety of tasty foods from our menu.
For more information click here: Erin Glenn Wines at The Mint
Cousin's Restaurant & Saloon
Rock Bottom Wednesdays! A burger, beer, and bottomless fries for only $5.00!
Available in the Gandy Dancer Saloon from 4pm to 9pm!
The best deal in town! Cousins' Rock Bottom Wednesdays.
Buffet Breakfast Sundays from 9am to 2pm
Meal comes with a variety of homemade breakfast items and pastries and fresh fruits and waffle bar.
Adults are $11.99, Seniors are $9.99 and kids eat for only $4.99. Come check us out!
Cups For Pups
Good Coffee-Good Causes. Mo Joe's coffee located at 400 East Second Street, The Dalles
has banned together with Home at Last Humane Society for a good cause.
When you purchase a coffee or smoothie from Mo Joe's $2 from every cup sold goes
to help homeless and unwanted pets at Home At Last, The Dalles.
Windseeker Restaurant Specials
Enjoy Singing? Karaoke on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays from 9PM - 2AM at The Portside.
We have brand new state of the art Sound system.
Come to the Portside and let us make you a star.
The Windseeker Restaurant Caters on site and off site for all your special gatherings.
Let us take care of the cooking for you partys, reunions receptions, or special gatherings.
Call 541-298-7171 for more information.
Why cook on Sundays? Bring your family to the Windseeker for Sunday Brunch.
Available every Sunday from 10AM - 2PM. What a great way to spend time as a family.
Enjoy the view of the Columbia River as you share a delicious meal.
The Windseeker Restaurant - The only river side dining in town. Our deck is open and NOW SERVING.
For more information: windseekerrestaurant.com.
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READY...SET....MARK
YOUR CALENDARS!
It's our 3rd ANNUAL CLEARANCE EVENT!
Everything in the store will be marked down
from 10% - 50%
WHEN:
Monday, Sept 13th thru Saturday, Sept 18th
HOURS:
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
We are excited
to offer you blow-out pricing on current stock while there is still plenty of
golf to play. Inventory MUST be reduced
to make room for the new product. Enter
to win a $50 gift certificate.(Sale prices are limited
to stock on-hand, no special orders, and can not be combined with any other
offer. Excludes all Ping products.)
2920 West Cascade Ave., Suite 101 Hood River, OR
97031 541-386-7686 F: 541-386-7687
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DID YOU
KNOW?
"A dollar spent at a locally owned store is usually
spent 6-15 times before it leaves the community. From $1, you create $5-$14 in
value within your community."
"Spend $1 at a national chain store and
80% of it leaves town immediately."
Quotes: Tim Mitchell, first cited in
'E' Magazine - article available through the Northwest Earth Institute's
'Changes For Sustainable Living' discussion course book.
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Introductory
Offer
80%
OFF
Dental
Services |
Robert R. Perry DDS, PC
General Dentist
417 Washington St, The Dalles, OR 97058
(541) 298-8555
Introductory Offer:
80% off Dental Services
$59 for adults $39 for kids (12 and under)
Exam, X-rays, and Cleaning
Valued at $303, you save $244
Limited time offer, expires Aug. 31st 2010
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Hamburger
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$4.95 |
Big
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Tuesday 4 PM to
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Hamburger Combo Meal
Includes Pepsi and Regular
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$4.95 Reg. $7.60 SAVE
$2.65
(has Rex gone
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Big Jim's
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