A Message from the Executive Director Welcome New Members ...

Trade Winds
OCTOBER, 2011 volume 27 issue 7
Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce Newsletter
Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce • 4039 nW logan rd. Lincoln City 541-994-3070 • www.lcchamber.com
Inside
Chamber News
Red Cross Teams 2
Coupons Cause Confusion 2
Meet Nonni 2
Welcome New Members 1
Increase Business using the Internet 2
Standards for Fluorescent Lighting 3
Commercial Property Vacancies 3
Destination Oregon 3
Committee News
Ambassadors 4
Business After Hours 4
Ribbon Cuttings 4
Business Development Committee 6
Education Committee 6
Government Affairs Committee 6
Other News/Information
Board of Directors 6
Calendar of Events 5
Chamber Chat 6
Linda’s Last Lines 1
Thank you Renewing Members 7
Lincoln City
Chamber of Commerce
Mission Statement
The Chamber shall strengthen the identity
and enhance the image of our business
community, enabling businesses to grow
and prosper by serving as a unified voice
and providing service to its membership.
A Message from the Executive Director
“I would like a large
with all of the toppings
please...”
I recently visited with one of our retail chamber
members and we began a discussion about the value
of chamber membership and how to some folks the
benefits may seem intangible.
I know the value because our office is on the front
line—the front line for those visiting or thinking of
visiting Lincoln City, or those planning a move to
Lincoln City, or a business who is thinking of opening
a store in Lincoln City, or current citizens needing
to find the business that they just can’t quite remember
the name but they are next to… We answer
thousands of questions each week either through
email, telephone calls, walk-ins, and yes, regular
mail. And how do we respond We send them to you
The Business After Hours host for
September, North Lincoln Sanitary,
1726 SE Hwy 101 Lincoln City,
have joined a campaign called ‘Can
Cancer’ to help with costs beyond
basic medical care for those battling
cancer. Twenty five percent of
those diagnosed with cancer lose
their life savings trying to survive
it. In its billing to customers,
– our members.
That is just ONE of the benefits.
In this same conversation I appreciated how she
broke down the value for her. She said, “Look, I’m
a business owner. I need to look at every one of my
expenditures, even chamber dues. So I broke it down
by the month. I then realized that my monthly chamber
investment was equivalent to my favorite large
pizza that I order once per month. Decidedly, put in
that perspective, my return on investment is well
worth it.”
Thank you, Marcia Glenn, owner of Glass Confusion,
for your continued support and offering one
more perspective on the value of being part of the
Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce.
Now, I’ll take what she’s having please…
Linda Roy
Welcome New Members
Business After Hours
Thursday, September 22, 5:30pm
North Lincoln Sanitary is dispensing
a special lavender envelope for
donations to Can Cancer. Chamber
Members have contributed around
$200 from raffle proceeds to Can
Cancer. These funds will fill a void
where other programs and insurers
fall short. For more information or
to donate online, visit www.cancancerlincoln.org.
This is a Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce publication produced by the News-Times.
All content was provided by the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce.
Kyllo’s Seafood & Grill
1110 NW 1st Court
Lincoln City, OR 97367
541 994-3179
Kyllo’s Seafood and Grill, located
at 1110 NW 1st Court in Lincoln
City, serves classic northwest
seafood in an upbeat Oregon beach
setting and beautiful ocean view.
Family owned and operated, Kyllo’s
has been serving the Oregon
coast for 25 years, offering only
the freshest local seafood.
IC3 Business
Branding and Design
IC3 Business Branding and Design
is on a mission to unify and
refine your original business marketing
idea into a comprehensive
vision that reflects a brand image,
using Market Research, Branding
and Graphic Design Consultations
and producing for their client a variety
of tools such as Logos, Business
Cards, Posters, Invitations,
Brochures, Signs, and Web Designs.
Visit their website at http://
claricesansom.webs.com/.
Healthy Hippie Kitchens
Depoe Bay, OR 97341
541 764 5224
Healthy Hippie Kitchens is a
small independent company, based
on the central Oregon coast, developed
to aid those who suffer from
Celiac disease and other wheat
sensitivities. They specialize in organic
spelt, organic hemp and organic
gluten-free dry mix products,
including organic spelt pizza crust
and organic gluten-free “Chocolate
Chocolate Chocolate Cupcakes.”
They offer an ever growing line
of dry mix packaged goods to prepare
in your own kitchen, requiring
very little fuss. All packaging
is also 100% compostable. Find
them online at www.healthyhippiekitchens.com
or call 541-764-
5224. Look for their products soon
in a local store near you.

Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce News
Red Cross teams with Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce
Blood Drive September 2, 2011:
Big Success!
From the Red Cross Donor Resources
Representative:
“Thank you so much for the time
and effort you put into the Lincoln
City Chamber of Commerce blood
drive…We at the Red Cross would
like to say a sincere ‘thank you’ for
each of the people who were able
to have surgery, survive a serious
accident or lengthen their life span.
Please thank the generous people
who volunteered to recruit donors
and lend assistance…because despite
all the advances of modern
technology, without life-giving
blood many people would not survive.”
Thank you, Lincoln City.
COUPONS CAUSE CONFUSION ON DISCOUNT SITES
Dissect Deals Before Buying
Lake Oswego, Ore.
Daily deals on coupon marketing
websites—like Groupon and Living
Social—may seem tempting,
but be wary: Not all discounts are
delivered as advertised. While the
vast majority of coupon transactions
connect reliable businesses
with satisfied customers, Better
Business Bureau warns that some
companies don’t keep their end of
The Lincoln City Chamber of
Commerce is pleased to announce
the addition of our long-awaited
and brand new office manager,
Linda (NONNI) Augustine, who
joined our staff on August 1.
“I’m Nonni, the new office manager
for the Lincoln City Chamber
of Commerce, very recently relocated
from Portland. My background
includes corporate training
and retail hardware, with a very
solid career in the printing industry
as well. I believe that old adage
‘nothing happens unless something
is sold’ and, therefore, think the
Meet Nonni…
good health of our local economy
is of paramount importance. I am
so pleased to work on its behalf. I
have a lot of getting acquainted to
do and look forward to meeting
you all.
“My father bought a hardware
store when I was seven years old
and allowed me to earn my keep by
dusting shelves for a nickel an hour.
(I made a lot of money, too.) When
other teens were getting summer
jobs at the pool, my father insisted
I work at the store, saying, “Why
would I pay someone else to do
what you can do I want to keep
the bargain. “Coupon marketing
sites offer great incentives for consumers
and new opportunities for
local businesses,” said Robert W.G.
Andrew, CEO of BBB serving
Alaska, Oregon and Western Washington.
“However, undisclosed restrictions
and expirations can leave
consumers feeling empty-handed.”
To get the best deal possible, BBB
suggests the following considerations:
Quality: Check out the company
before buying their coupons
or Internet specials. Read customer
reviews online and visit bbb.org.
Cost: Take a moment to inspect
the company’s website and regular
pricing to see if the discount is really
a deal. Timing: Some coupons
can only be used on certain days or
times. Review offers for expiration
dates and fine print. All restrictions
should be specified in the deal, according
to BBB’s Code of Advertising.
Convenience: Make sure the
coupon is easy to redeem. Find out
where the company is located and
its hours of operation. Usability: To
avoid waitlists and long lines, it’s
best to sign up or schedule services
as soon as possible. When redeeming
services, be prepared to provide
proof of purchase or a confirmation
code.
Better Business Bureau serving
Alaska, Oregon and Western
Washington: Working to advance
marketplace trust, BBB is a neutral
not-for-profit organization supported
by BBB Accredited Businesses.
BBB provides ethical business
standards, BBB Business Reviews,
Charity Reviews, complaint handling,
marketplace events and tips.
For more information, contact
BBB or visit bbb.org.
as much money in the family as I
can.” I got a very good grounding
in business fundamentals and an
unparalleled respect for the power
of good customer service from my
dad.
“I have been attracted to the
ocean from the first moment I saw
it and knew that I wanted to live on
the coast. Although jobs were more
plentiful in Portland and that’s
where my little family settled, I
always expected to wind up on the
coast and now—here I am. I was
attracted to Lincoln City because
it appeared to be making progressive
strides every time I would visit
the coast. Some communities have
remained the same for many years,
but not LC. I also appreciated the
respect for the natural resources exhibited
by local residents.”
We’re delighted to have Nonni
aboard. No doubt, you will meet
and get to know her around town
as she becomes acquainted with
Lincoln City, but, in the meantime,
stop in the office at 4039 NW
Logan Road and say hello to our
newest and much appreciated staff
member!
Interested in Increased Business Using the Internet
Every Tuesday night in September,
Chamber members gathered to
learn the ins and outs of social networking
using tools like Facebook,
Twitter and Google. Classes were
taught by Misty Lambrecht from
Webfoot Marketing and Design,
held at OCCC from 5-8pm. Look
for repeat engagements, since these
classes filled quickly.
Left: Chamber members ask
important questions about online
networking
Right: Misty Lambrecht from
Webfoot Marketing and Design
instructs the group on Facebook
marketing
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Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce News
Standards Changing For
Fluorescent Lighting
(Information furnished by Pacific Power, August 1, 2011)
New national efficacy standards for the manufacture of fluorescent
lamps will take effect next July, and now may be an excellent time for
businesses to upgrade their fluorescent lamps and ballasts while there are
still incentives. The Energy Trust of Oregon provides cash incentives to
Pacific Power customers for these types of upgrades, among others.
New federal standards have been enacted that will put an end to the
manufacture of T12 lamps and magnetic ballasts by July 2012, making
T8 lamps and electronic ballasts the new standard. The newer technology
produces better light with less heat, and requires little to no maintenance
for up to 20,000 hours of operation. The new standards will help produce
continued energy savings and reduce controllable operating costs without
compromising lighting quality.
In Oregon, Energy Trust of Oregon, Inc. offers incentives to Pacific
Power customers. Businesses that convert now can take advantage of both
the new technology and a bonus incentive. At some point the lower efficiency
products will no longer be available in the marketplace, affecting
supply and demand through 2012. Once T8s are standard practice, financial
incentive may no longer be available.
Take advantage of current incentives
Energy Trust offers incentives from $10 to $42 per fixture on upgrades
from T12s to T8 lamps with electronic ballasts. For a limited time, a bonus
incentive of $5 per fixture will be added to these standard incentives. Businesses
that convert before November 1, 2011, can tap into these additional
funds and manage their upgrade on a schedule they control.
For more information, visit www.energytrust.org or call 1-866-368-
7878
Exactly How Many
Phonebooks Do We Need
North Lincoln Sanitary Service tells us of a new option available to help
eliminate unwanted phone books. One of the companies that makes them,
Dex, is finally giving you the option to reduce your environmental footprint
(and counter or drawer space) by letting you choose the type of guide
you want, or opt out of getting the book all together. Visit http://selectyourdex.dexknows.com/
SelectYourDex/searchByZipCodeAction.do to review the choices or
opt out. All phonebooks can also be recycled in your curbside roll cart at
any time.
Destination Oregon
Leisure and Hospitality Industry Trends
Oregon Labor Trends – June
2011, says average employment
in Oregon’s leisure and hospitality
industry was over 170,000 in 2010
and made up nearly 11 percent of
the state’s covered employment.
Payroll for Oregon’s leisure and
hospitality industry in 2010 was
nearly $2.8 billion.
Food service makes up the largest
segment of leisure and hospitality
in Oregon with over 120,000
jobs and 70 percent of the industry’s
employment. The accommodations
sector makes up 15% of
Oregon’s leisure employment with
nearly 25,000 jobs.
Leisure and hospitality employment
in Oregon reached its peak in
August 2008 with 181,700 people
employed. From that peak to the
most recent low in February 2010,
leisure employment lost more than
28,000 jobs, a 16 percent decline in
18 months. In 2010, Oregon average
employment in leisure and hospitality
was the lowest it has been
in the last five years. However, the
growth in seasonal jobs in 2010
was much greater than in 2009
when the seasonal drop from the
August summer high employment
was just under 13,000 jobs.
Tourism thrives in the summer
months when visitors flock to Oregon’s
many resort areas, especially
the coastal counties, campgrounds,
and recreational areas. Charles
Kingsbaker, Director of Sales and
Marketing for Central Oregon’s
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY VACANCIES
Black Butte Ranch confirms that
like many of Oregon’s other tourism
businesses, about 80 to 85 percent
of the resort’s business occurs
between Memorial Day and Labor
Day. The Oregon weather is more
cooperative during summer, inviting
more outdoor activity from
According to the Oregon Employment
ployment claims information, for
claims where industry information
is available, the leisure and
hospitality industry had the fourth
highest average number of claims
in 2010 with 7,681. Construction,
manufacturing, and retail trade led
unemployment claims statewide
residents and visitors.
Department’s unemployment
last year.
Weekly Business
Tip from SCORE
Chapter 0460!
This Weeks Business Tip is: Prepare to Make Sacrifices. Starting
a business is hard work, but after you open your doors, your work
has just begun. In many cases, you have to put in more time than
you would if you were working for someone else. In turn, you
have to make sacrifices, such as spending less time with family
and friends in order to be successful.
New to our members, the Trade Winds will be listing vacant commercial properties that are available for sale and/or lease. This is a service to our members only and is in an effort to fill the
many empty storefronts here in Lincoln City that you may represent.
To list appropriate properties, contact the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce at info@lcchamber.com with only the following information no later than the lastThursday of each month:
Type of Property Available, Property Address, Square Feet, Rent/Sale Price, Contact Name, Contact Phone Number:
Property Type Address Sq. Ft. Rent/Sale Price Contact Name Business Name Phone #
Retail/Office 800 SE Hwy 101 3,000 $2,500 Bruce Polvi
The Electronic
Superstore 541-921-8584
Retail/Office 800 SE Hwy 101 1,000 $800 Bruce Polvi
The Electronic
Superstore 541-921-8584
4- - Offices
Spaces 800 SE Hwy 101 Varied $225-$350Bruce Polvi
The Electronic
Superstore 541-921-8584
Office Suite 2604 NE Hwy 101 850 m/l $725 Mark Neighorn Real Estate 100, Inc 541-994-2100
Retail 1316 NE Hwy 101
1,625 m/l Plus
storage $1,500 Mark Neighorn Real Estate 100, Inc 541-994-2100
Office Suite 2600 NE Hwy 101 2,000 $2,000 Mark Neighorn Real Estate 100, Inc 541-994-2100
Office Suite 2600 NE Hwy 101 1,000 $1,000 Mark Neighorn Real Estate 100, Inc 541-994-2100
Office Room 2600 NE Hwy 101
200-1000 in
combinations $250-1,000 neg.Mark Neighorn Real Estate 100, Inc 541-994-2100
Office/Retail 1307 NW 15th St. 378 $49,000 Mike Roy Lincoln City Realty, LLC541-992-1683
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We appreciate your
support of this service. If
you have any questions,
please contact: Linda
Roy, Executive Director,
Lincoln City Chamber of
Commerce at
541 994-3070 or
director@lcchamber.com

Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce Committee News
Our Committees - Ambassadors
Chamber Ambassadors Hard At Work!
As you can see, the Lincoln City Chamber Ambassador Committee is busy and always ready to celebrate and support our business community. Our current committee consists
of: Susan Wahlke, Chair – Andrews & Cramer, LLC, Danny Curler – Station 3 Promotional Graphics, Debbie Falor - The News Guard, Dianna Dunlap – Starfish Manor Oceanfront
Hotel, Doris Magiera – Individual Member, Gary Ellingson – Sandcastle Beachfront Motel, Julie McBee – Individual Member, Linda Wagner – Individual Member/Chinook
Winds Casino Resort, Lori Arce-Torres – American Family Insurance/Board Liaison, Papa Harold – All Ways Traveling, Pati D’Eliseo – A Posto Personal Chef Services, LLC,
Stephanie Franklin – Bryan P. Fitzsimmons, CAP, Steve Steenson – BBSI, and Teresa Simmons, Chinook Winds Casino Resort.
The Lincoln City Chamber Ambassadors
have been busy since
last July. We have held 9 ribbon
cuttings, 10 Business After Hours,
helped with an open house at the
Dorchester House during Community
Days, stood on the sidewalk
and waved signs for the final hour
of the Community Days canned
food drive, staffed the Chamber
office on Saturdays during spring
break and this summer, distributed
Apples for Teachers on Teacher
Appreciation Day in May, and Pam
Bryson and I attended the statewide
Ambassador convention in Astoria
Ribbon Cuttings
Our Chamber Ambassadors celebrate new and relocating businesses with Ribbon Cutting/Grand Opening ceremonies, proclaiming them Business of the Day with a plaque.
Starfish Framing
Our Ambassador of the year for
2010-11 is the member who we
miss the most when he doesn’t attend
meetings. Last July, August,
February and March we were missing
something at our Ambassador
meeting. We missed Papa Harold
and a door prize!
Whenever Harold attends our
Ambassador meetings, he brings
Ambassador of the Year
raffle tickets and a bottle of wine,
so someone goes home with a bottle
of wine. What other committee
has that rewardHarold shares his
wine cellar with us and he is always
willing to be a greeter for Chamber
lunches and help in any other way
he can.
We want to thank Papa Harold
Loyd for his contributions and
Annual Ambassadors Meeting 2010-2011 Recap
last September. Wow!
We welcomed the following new
businesses to the Chamber with
ribbon cuttings: Oregon Coast Spa
& Salon, Oceanlake Veterinary
Clinic, Beachtown Bakery, Tan Republic
and Elements Salon, Mojo
Coffee, Rock Your World, and the
Nauti Mermaid. We also celebrated
Real Estate 100’s new location, and
Chinook’s Seafood Grill remodel
with ribbon cuttings. I also want
to thank Karen and Nelscott Wine
Shop for making all those pretty
blue bows for us. We want to thank
Captain Dan’s Pirate Pastry Shop,
Chinook’s Seafood Grill, Hilltop
Inn, Inn at Spanish Head, Pig ‘n’
Pancake, and Sambo’s for providing
meeting space for us on the 2nd
Wednesday morning the past 12
months.
We had well-attended Business
After Hours this past year. Thank
you to the businesses who hosted
those events: Lincoln City Cultural
Center, The Historic Anchor Inn,
Oceanlake Merchants, Gap Outlet,
Mo’s, Inn at Wecoma, Liberty
Inn, Starfish Manor, Nelscott Café,
and Aces. And thank you to all the
Chamber members who joined us
Neachesna Village
opening
at those events. And thank you to
everyone who brought prizes for us
to raffle off.
Our goal last July was to have 20
Ambassadors by now. We lost two
active members due to job changes,
but gained several new members
during the past few months. We
now have 12 active members and
always welcome new faces. Our
current members are: Teresa Simmons
of Chinook Winds Casino
Resort, Linda Wagner, individual
member, Julie McBee, individual
member, Dianna Dunlap of Starfish
Manor Oceanfront Hotel, Papa
name him as 2010-2011 Ambassador
of the Year.
Harold Loyd of All Ways Traveling,
Stephanie Franklin of Bryan P.
Fitzsimmons, CPA, Danny Curler
of Station 3 Promotional Graphics,
Gary Ellingson of the Sandcastle
Beachfront Motel, Pati D-Eliseo
of A Posto Personal Chef Services,
Steve Steenson of BBSI - Barrett
Business Services, and Debbie
Falor of The News Guard. I also
want to thank Lori Arce-Torres of
American Family Insurance for being
our Board liaison.
North Lincoln Early
Learning Center
The Chamber invites you to join the Ambassador Committee. There is
a short form to fill out and Chamber membership is required but don’t
feel like you have to be part of a business - half of our existing Ambassadors
are Individual members and participate because they enjoy
supporting our business community through volunteer leadership. If
you are interested and would like more information please call the
Chamber at 541-994-3070.
Hillside House

October 2011
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
7 8
5 6
4
2 3
Events
Committee Meeting
4:30 pm
Social Networking
Advanced-User Forum
Webfoot Mkg & Design
OCCC Com Room
5-8 pm
Chamber Chat
8:30 am
NW Winds Kites
David and Susan
Gromberg
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13 14
Chamber Lunch Forum
11:45 am
Fire Chief Don Baker
Seventh Day Adventist
School
12
11
9 10
Ambassador
Committee Meeting
7:45 am
Chinook Seafood Grill
Board of Directors
Meeting
4:30 pm
OCCC
Chamber Chat
8:30 am
Rebecca Lutz
Central Oregon Coast
Association
21 22
18 19 20
16 17
Events Com Meeting
Surftides
4:30pm – 5:30pm
Chamber Chat
8:30 am
Nelscott Café
Don Williams
Business After
Hours
Green Acres Boarding
5:30 pm
26 27 28 29
25Chamber Lunch Frm
11:45 am
Katelyn Hardichok, United
Way
B’nai Brith Camp
3509 East Devils Lake Rd.
Otis, 97368
23 24
Chamber Chat
8:30 am
My Petite Sweet
Michelle Robben

Board Of Directors:
President, Bob Scull 996-2535
Mo’s Restaurant
Vice Pres., Michael Smith 994-9778
US Bank
Pres. Elect, Lori Arce-Torres 994-7000
American Family Insurance
Sec./Treas., Lynn Nelson 994-2111
NW Natural
ext/8530
Immediate Past Pres., Linda Hurley
Bank of the West 996-2143
Diane Flansburg 994-8430
Voyager Travel & Cruises
Larry Garrison
Windermere DCP 764-3323
Teresa Simmons
Chinook Winds Casino 996-5815
Don Williams 994-6100
Nelscott Cafe
Committee Chairs:
Ambassadors Chair:
Susan Wahlke, Andrews & Cramer, LLC
Lori Arce-Torres, American Family Ins.
(Board Liaison)
Education Committee Chair:
Dick Plummer, Pacific Retreats Vac. Rntls.
Diane Flansburg, Voyager Travel &
Cruises (Board Liaison)
Business Development Committee:
Rosie Sufficool, Roundtable Series
Joy Wilson, Economic Development
Bob Scull, Mo’s Restaurant (Board Liaison)
Government Affairs Committee:
Don Williams, Nelscott Café (Board Liaison)
Staff:
Executive Director: Linda Roy
Office Manager: Nonni Augustine
Chamber Office Volunteers:
Jeanne Back
Mary Bennett
Dawn Bredimus
Judy Chilcutt
Kem Morrow
Carole Snow
Chamber Office
4039 NW Logan Rd.
Lincoln City, OR 97367
Phone 541-994-3070
Fax 541-994-8339
E-mail: info@lcchamber.com
Website: www.lcchamber.com
Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce Commitee News
What Are
They Up To
Business Development Committee
The Business Development Committee
is established to research and promote activities
that support, enhance or diversify
One of the functions of the Education Committee
is to ensure an interesting pool of guest speakers
to inform our general membership at the Luncheon
Forums each month at 11:45 am.
Fri, Sept 9- Terry Thompson, Lincoln County
Commissioner. Location of Meeting: Side Door Café
6675 Gleneden Beach Loop Road Gleneden Beach
97388
Tue, Sept 27- Diane Childs, Oregon Dept. of Consumer
& Business Services. Location of Meeting:
our area’s business community. This committee
is tasked with not only developing
pooled advertising opportunities, but also
surveying businesses and residents on the
type of businesses needed in the community,
as well as actively seeking businesses
once need or desire is identified. Some of
Education Committee
Keeping Our Businesses Current
Salishan 7760 N. Hwy 101 Gleneden Beach 97388
Fri, Oct 14- Fire Chief Baker Location of Meeting:
Seventh Day Adventist School 2126 NE Surf
Ave Lincoln City 97367
For more information on the Education Committee
or any of the programs they are currently working
on, please contact the Chamber office 541-994-3070.
Right: Diane Childs, from Oregon
Dept. of Consumer & Business Services, talks to
Chamber about Identity Theft
the activities designed to achieve these
goals have included the Business Expo
and The Round-Table Business Series.
Look for exciting events with a bottomline
focus from this group.
To be part of this group please contact
the Chamber office at 541-994-3070.
Government Affairs Committee
Staying Connected With Our Representatives
This important committee is designed
to provide a voice from the business community
on selected issues which impact
business, by observing and reporting on
governmental issues that affect either local
businesses or the community in general
and disseminate the information to
Members. Don Williams, owner of Nelscott
Café, is the new board liaison for the
Government Affairs Committee and has
announced that the committee will meet
the first Tuesday of each month at his café
at 6:00 p.m.
For more information on the Government
Affairs Committee or any of the
programs they are currently working on,
please contact the Chamber office 541-
994-3070.
Volunteer Buzz
Ahhhhh….summer weather…hasn’t it just been something to crow about So many wonderful events are going on in our
fair city to go along with the beautiful weather. For up to date events, check out the complete events calendar at www.oregoncoast.org/calendar/
and have yourself a fun-filled end of summer!
Plan ahead, mark your calendar for October 22 for our first ever Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce fund raising, Artober
Brewfest, to be held at the Lincoln City Cultural Center from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.. A fun day is being planned with art, craft
brews, and food, in conjunction with other surprises in the works. Reserve your 10 x 10 booth space now to get in on the fun.
A hint of things to come…tasty confections from our own My Petite Sweet, beer sausages and brews galore, along with many
artistic creations to tempt you.
Another hugely important event this year was the Red Cross Blood Drive. Sponsored by the Chamber, the Blood Mobile
was at the Chamber parking lot on Friday, September 2 from 11 a.m. till 4 p.m. Do you know that a single donation could
potentially help more than one person The need is constant. The gratification is instant. Give Blood. Jeanne Back
“The heart that gives, gathers.” ~ Marianne Moor
Chamber Chat
CHAMBER CHAT
Monday mornings 8:30am to 9:00am (Now Available on Podcast at www.kbcham.com) Where else can you
get one-half hour of FREE air time on the radio promoting your business We would like to thank (THANK
YOU!) KBCH AM 1400 or providing this opportunity to the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce.
Upcoming Guests:
October 3, 8:30am
David and Susan Gomberg,
Northwest Winds Kites
October 10, 8:30am
Rebeccah Lutz, Central Oregon Coast
Association
October 17, 8:30am
Don Williams, Nelscott Cafe
October 24, 8:30am
Michelle Robben, My Petite Sweet
CONTACT THE
CHAMBER OFFICE AT
541-994-3070 OR EMAIL: INFO@LCCHAMBER.COM
October 31, 8:30am
Seventh Day Adventist School
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Your Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce
WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED
SUPPORT BY RENEWING YOUR MEMBERSHIP
A Posto Personal Chef Services, LLC
A-1 Beach Rentals
All American Putt N Bat
All Ways Traveling
America’s Best Inn & Suites
American Family Insurance
American Red Cross Willamette Chapter Lincoln District
Andrews & Cramer, LLC
Angels Anonymous
Artist Studio Association
At the Beach Real Estate
B’nai B’rith Camp
Bank of the West
Baywood Shores B & B
BBSI, A Human Resource Management Company
Beachcombers Haven Vac Rntls
Bella Beach Property Mgmt.
Best Western Plus Landmark Inn
Blue Heron
Brey House Oceanview B & B Inn
Bryan P. Fitzsimmons, CPA
Cap’N Gulls Gift Place
Car Care Specialists
Cavalier Beachfront Condominiums
Central Coast Builders, Inc
Central Oregon Coast Association
CenturyLink
Channel House
Chapel by the Sea Presbyterian Church
Charter Communications/Charter Business
Chinook Winds Casino Resort
Chinook Winds Casino Resort Hotel/Chinooks Seafood Grill
Chinook Winds Golf Resort/Aces Bar & Grill
Christmas Cottage
CICS Employment Services, Inc.
Classic Northwest Retreats
Coast Acupuncture/Herbal Meds
Coast Drafting and Design Inc.
Coast Inn Bed & Breakfast
Coastal HideAways
CoastCom, Inc.
Coho Oceanfront Lodge
Coldwell Banker/Gesik Realty
Community Development Corp
Congregational Church of Lincoln City
Cozy Cove Beachfront Resort Inn
Crystal Wizard
D Sands Motel
Devils Lake RV Park
Devils Lake State Park
Devils Lake Water Improvement District
Diamonds by the Sea
Dick Anderson
Dockside Charters, Inc.
Dory Cove
DropShipDirect.com
Edward Jones Investments
Ester Lee Motel
FedEx Ground
Fitz Advisors LLC
Garibaldi Museum
Gerald Bibo
Green Acres Boarding
Grimstad & Associates, CPA’s
Groth-Gates Heating & Sheet Metal
Holiday Hills Trailer Resort, Inc.
Imprints, LLC
Inn at Cape Kiwanda
Inn at Spanish Head/Fathoms Restaurant
Inn at Wecoma
Innovative Construction Services, Inc.
Isham & Sprague Insurance, Inc.
Jeanne Back
Jerry Warner
John L. Scott Lincoln City
Julie McBee
Ken Martin’s Carpet Co.
Kenny’s IGA Foodliner - North
Kenny’s IGA Foodliner - South
Keystone Vacation Rentals
Kiwanis Club of Lincoln City
Kulla, Ronnau, Schaub & Chambers
Lake House Bed & Breakfast
Lakeside Family Dentistry
Lakeview Senior Living
Landscape Services Co.
Larry Garrison, Real Estate Broker
Les Schwab Tire Center
Let There Be Arts
Liberty Inn
Lighthouse Brew Pub (McMenamins)
Lincoln City Animal Clinic, PC
Lincoln City KOA
Lincoln City Liquor Outlet
Lincoln City Moose #2619
Lincoln City Realty, LLC
Lincoln City Seventh Day Adventist School
Lincoln City Storage
Lincoln City Vacation Homes
Lincoln County Board of Realtors
Lincoln County Children’s Advocacy Center
Lincoln County Commissioners
Lincoln County District Attorney’s Office
Lincoln County School District
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office
Lincoln Woods Apartments
Logan Road RV Park
Looking Glass Inn
Loon Lake Lodge & RV Resort
Martha Payne at Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff
Maxwell’s Restaurant & Lounge
Mike Holden
Mills Ace Hardware-North
Mills Ace Hardware-South
Mo’s Restaurant
Mojo Coffee
N. Lincoln Fire & Rescue Dist. 1
N. Lincoln Health District
Nauti Mermaid Bar and Bistro
News-Times
Nordic Oceanfront Inn
North Lincoln Sanitary Service
Northwest Business Center
Northwest Winds Kite Store
NW Boomer & Senior News
NW Natural
Oceanlake Estates, LLC
Oil Can Henrys
Olivia Beach Property Management
On The Fly, Inc.
Oregon Coast Catering Co.
Oregon Coast Community College
Oregon Coast Today
Overlook Motel
Pacific Retreats Vacation Rentals
Pacific View Memorial Chapel
Pacific West Ambulance
Palace Inn and Suites
Paul Jensen, DMD
Pelican Pub & Brewery
Pelican Shores Inn
Pig N Pancake
Power Ford Lincoln Mercury-LC
Premier RV Resort Lincoln City
Premier Title of Oregon
Price N Pride
Pro-Build
Prudential Taylor & Taylor Realty
Real Estate 100 Lincoln City, Inc.
Robert P. Morrison (The Rev)
Robys Furniture & Appliance
Ross R. Smith
Rotary Club of Lincoln City
Salmon - Drift Creek Watershed Council
Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital
Sea & Sand R.V. Park
Sea Horse Oceanfront Lodging
Security One Lending
Servpro
Siletz Tribal Business Corp.
Siskiyou Insurance Marketplace
Sitka Center for Art and Ecology
Brian Garstka
A.J. & Mary Jarvis
Dianna Dunlap
Danny Curler
Surftides Inn/Mist Restaurant
T & L Septic Tank Service
Taft 7-12 High School
Taft Tiger Boosters
Tanger Outlet Center
The Killers
The News Guard
The Oregon Host
The Paint Store
The Sands Condominium
The Shores @ The Ocean
TLC Federal Credit Union
Tradewinds Charters
U.S. Bank
Umpqua Bank
United Homecare Services
United Way-Benton & Lincoln Cnty.
Unity By The Sea
Watavue
Wecoma Creekside Beach House
West Coast Bank
West Coast Inn
Western Title & Escrow Co.
Whale Cove Inn
7 - Trade Winds October 2011 - Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce Newsletter - Produced by the News-Times
Worldmark at Depoe Bay
Worldmark Gleneden
A Pathway to the Beach
Alder House
All Amercan Rentals
American Cancer Society
B & B Package Express
B.K. Mulligan’s
Bay Area Merchants Assoc.
Bayshore Family Medicine
Baywood Shores B & B
Beachfront Garden Inn Vacation Rentals
Beachfront Vacation Rentals
Bella Beach Cottage Rentals
Benesch Friedlander Coplan & Aronoff
Best Western Lincoln Sands
Blackfish Cafe
Blue Water Photography
Breakers Beach Houses
Business for Excellence in Youth
By The Waves
Captain Dan’s Pirate Pastry Shop
City of Lincoln City
Coast Property & Investment Realty
Comfort Inn
Cynthia Farlow
Dr. Paul M. Jensen
Driftwood Library Foundation
Elements Salon
Faith Community Services, Inc
Freed Gallery
Gerber Tire
Glass Confusion
Grey Fox, Inc.
Grocery Outlet
Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln County
Hilltop Inn Family Dining
Historic Anchor Motel & Inn
Horizon Rentals
Lincoln City Farmers & Crafters Market
Lincoln City Loyal Order of Moose
Lincoln City Urban Renewal Agency
Lincoln City VCB
Linda Burt
Linda Wagner
Marcie Howard
Mossy Creek Pottery
Nelscott Cafe’
Neskowin Valley School
Newport Symphony Orchestra
North End Senior Solutions
North Lincoln County Historical Museum
North Lincoln Health District
North Lincoln Sanitary -
Ocean Terrace Condominium
Oceanlake Merchants Association
Oceanlake Veterinary Clinic
Operation Care Package
Opportunity’$ Knocking
Oregon Beach House Rentals
Oregon Beach Vacations
Oregon Coast Aquarium
Oregon Coast Bank
Oregon Coast Community College
Pacific Coast Lock & Key
Pacific Power/Pacificorp
Pro Build
Quality Printing Service
Roadhouse 101
Robben, Inc.
Rock Your World LLC
Salishan Spa & Golf Resort
Sally Cutter
Sambo’s
Sandcastle Beachfront Motel-
Seagull Beachfront Motel
Selitz Bay Music Festival
Sherwin Williams
Siletz Bay Lodge
Starfish Manor Oceanfront Hotel
Station 3 Promotional Graphics
Surftides Beach Resort
Tan Republic Lincoln City
The Ashley Inn & Suites
The Dorchester House
The Electronic Superstore
The O’dysius
The Wildflower Grill
Vista Construction
Westshore Oceanfront Motel
Whistling Winds Motel
Willamette Dental
Windermere Distinctive Coastal Prop.
Worksource Oregon Employment Dept.
McDonald’s