[wmm] Notes: WMM Dec 1, 2010 8am at Mo's
Vetter, George
georgevetter at gmail.com
Wed Dec 1 23:17:36 CST 2010
Notice: OCVA will be hosting a public meeting on Friday, December 10, 2010,
9:00 am - 10:30 am at the Chamber. RSVP to fun at ThePeoplesCoast.com by
December 7, 2010. www.ThePeoplesCoast.com
Subject: Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone
welcome)
Date: 12/01/2010 8am
Location: Mo's
Number in attendance: 22
Present: ErinD, CarolHun, KarrieP, AnnR, JimK, StephanieA, MaliaJ, KenH,
LesleP, JohnS, GenevieveJ, DanM, TracyA, BrianO, BobNer, MelissaC,
PrudenceF, KathyK, MargoD, CatrionaP,GeorgeV, DebbieN
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. New at Today's Meeting
2. Chamber PR Efforts
3. Diatoms on the beach
4. World of Haystack Rock Lecture at Library
5. Chamber Board Position
6. CB Chorus "Songs of the Season" Concert
7. Christmas Trees at Found
8. Canning Class at EVOO
9. Lamplighting, Tea, Open House at Galleries
10. Providence Festival Of Trees
11. Dance Party at Lush
12. Open Mic at Lush
13. Memorial for Mimi Butler Sunday 1pm at Surfsand Resort
14. Mimosas Madness Report
15. Cross Promotion between Businesses
16. Town Decorating Contest
17. Gently Used Clothing Drive at Maggie and Henry's
18. Gift of Wellness
19. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - December 8, 2010, Mo's, 8am.
Shawna Sykes - Workforce Analyst, Oregon Employment Department. Mo's is now
closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The coffee
is still courtesy of Mo's.
1. New Today: Catriona Penfield - new director at Cannon Beach Children's
Center. director at cbchildren.org 503-436-1040..
2. George: The Chamber has contracted with DVA to do PR with the money
allocated for such from TAC (Tourism and Arts Commission). A form has been
e-mailed by the Chamber with information needed for the first round of PR.
Deadline is noon Dec 5th. Submit event/activity NAME, DESCRIPTION, DATE,
HOURS, COST, WEBSITE and PHONE to chamber at cbor.us. Don't delay
3. George: On Sunday George photographed dark foam and dark water that had
the appearance of oil. Turns out to be diatoms. Diatoms are single-celled
plants (phytoplankton) that are found in both fresh and salt water. They
are one of the most important food sources in the ocean. In the winter,
spring, and early summer, diatoms rapidly multiply in the surf zone.
Diatoms absorb large amounts of nitrates and phosphates that are delivered
into the ocean by coastal rivers, contributing to their population
explosion. Everything in the ocean feeds on diatoms and other plankton,
either directly of indirectly. Even the great baleen whales, like the Gray
Whale, filter plankton and diatoms as part of their diet. When the surf
zone becomes to saturated with diatoms, they wash ashore. When they do wash
ashore, it is in such great quantities that they resemble an oil spill. See
photos and get more info at
http://www.beachconnection.net/news/brown040810_437.php. You may have seen
the Gazette's article about this back in April also.
4. World of Haystack Rock free lecture at Library Thursday Dec 2 at 7pm. Dr
Jen Zamon, fisheries biologist at the NOAA Pt. Adams Research Station in
Hammond, WA will present: "The sea-going scientist -- an unconventional
maritime career choice".
5. Debbie/George: The Chamber Board position vacated by Kelli Truax Taylor
is open. Apply with a letter to chamber at cbor.us.
6. "Songs of the Season" - a concert by Cannon Beach Chorus. Thursday Dec 2
at 7pm in Cannon Beach at the Presbyterian Church. $10
www.cannonbeachchorus.org.
7. Real, live, natural, beautiful Christmas trees can be found at Found.
$40 and $50
8. Bob Neroni: Cannon Class with Celine McEwan at EVOO Saturday Dec 4 from
2-330pm www.evoo.biz.
9. Haystack Holidays moves into 2nd gear. Saturday, December 4: 1-5pm
Galleries Open House. 2-5pm Christmas Tea at Cannon Beach Library. 4pm Town
Lamp Lighting Ceremony & Caroling Sandpiper Square. 6-7pm Chowder Fest at
Chamber Community Hall. 7:30pm HRAP Benefit Concert cancelled. Community
Presbyterian Church. Holiday Shopping And More! Wednesday, December 8: A
Holiday Open House Cannon Beach Children's Center 5:30-7:30pm Holiday Songs,
appetizers & treats. Free digital photos with Santa.
10. Wendy: Providence Festival Of Trees - One of the premiere holiday
events on the North Coast - the 13th annual Providence Seaside Hospital
Foundation St. Nicholas Festival of Trees. This event offers a beautiful,
heartwarming holiday experience for the entire family to enjoy. 10 a.m. to 2
p.m., Saturday, Dec. 4 - free public open house. 5:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.,
Saturday, Dec. 4 - gala evening, tree auction and dinner. Seaside Civic and
Convention Center. 415 First Avenue, Seaside. Gala event admission: $100 per
ticket (a portion is tax-deductible). The public open house is free.
http://www.providence.org/northcoast/news/n_festival_111710.htm.
11. Tracy Abel: Sat, Dec 4th 9pm (and each first Saturday) is a Dance Party
with DJs Dmoefunk, Angelina and Guests at Lush Wine Bar.
www.lushwinebar.com.
12. Tracy: Open mic on first Wednesdays. Bring canned food for wine
discounts. Also, every Thursday night is Locals Only Special ½ price wine
bottle with food purchase.
13. Memorial for Mimi Butler Sunday Dec 5 at 1pm at Surfsand Resort
Ballroom.
14. Debbie/Kathy/George/Margo/Brian: Cannon Beach's Mimosa Madness (Black
Friday) 8am shopping event went well. People were out in numbers at 8am
sipping Mimosas and taking advantage of special offers by 15-20 local
businesses. Some people were asking "Why aren't more businesses open?" Margo
said Maggie and Henry had it's 2nd best day ever by offering 20% off all day
long. George encourage more business to participate next year. Getting
shoppers out early here in town increases the chances that they will stay in
town and continue to shop. Brian said he had 45 house checked-ins on
Wednesday. Some stated they were here especially for the early shopping.
15. George: During these challenging times, especially for retailers, it is
more important than ever for businesses to cross promote. Lodging, food,
shops, galleries and services can all be promoting each other. The survival
of many businesses is at stake.
16. Margo: Get your decoration up. The Chamber will be judging on Dec 11th.
17. Bring gently used clothing items to Maggie and Henry's for 20% off.
18. Genevieve Johnson: Gift of Wellness: When you buy a Gift of Wellness
gift certificate at the Acupuncture & Natural Medicine Clinic for someone
you get 50% off your acupuncture or shiatsu massage treatment. The Gift of
Wellness gift certificate is $65 valid for 1 hour acupuncture or shiatsu
massage. Go to http://www.cannonbeachacupuncture.com for more info. Holiday
make your own body products CLASS: On Saturday, Dec. 18th at 12:30-2:30pm
Genevieve Johnson, L.Ac. will be teaching a class on how to make gingerbread
soap, all-over salve, face cream and lip balm that can be tinted with herbs.
Cost is $25 and you will get each of the items we are making and a chance to
personalize labels for gift giving. Must register by Thursday Dec. 16
because class size is limited. Call Genevieve at 503-436-2255 to register.
19. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - December 8, 2010, Mo's, 8am.
Presentation by Shawna Sykes - Workforce Analyst, Oregon Employment
Department. Mo's is closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own
coffee cup. The coffee is still courtesy of Mo's.
Upcoming Presenters (please limit to 10 minutes plus 5 minutes for
questions)
None scheduled
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Subject: Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone
welcome)
Date: 11/24/2010 8am
Location: Mo's
Number in attendance: 15
Present: LisaS, MikeS, MaliaJ, TimK, StephanieA, JeneeP, SteveK, DebbieN,
KeithC, BrianO, JohnB, PurdenceF, GeorgeV, JohnS, CarmenS
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. New at Today's Meeting
2. Mimosa Madness - this Friday
3. CB Arts Symposium featuring Taylor Branch Jan 28-30
4. CB Chorus "Songs of the Season" Concerts
5. A Community Rewards Card?
6. Upcoming Benefit Dinner
7. Children's Music Camp at Sea Ranch Jun 22-23
8. Chamber/TAC PR begins
9. Beginner Band Roundup
10. Coastal Harvest of Giving Report
11. Stewart Family Workparty Report
12. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - December 1, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Mo's
is now closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The
coffee is still courtesy of Mo's.
1. New Today: Lisa Somish (Mo's) - Mo's Restaurant (moscan at pacifier.com).
Mike Stanley - Mikes Bike - Michael Stanley (cycle at seasurf.net). Steve
Kidgik (Jenee's neighbor) - website development and optimization. Tualatin
resident with 2nd home in CB with plans to move here in a year.
2. Debbie: A full page ad is in today's Gazette announcing "Mimosa Madness"
Friday from 8am to 11am. The ad was paid by those in the ad and on the
flyer. Others are invited to open and offer refreshments and specials to
early shoppers. Debbie is offering free shopping among other specials.
www.cannonbeachflorist.com George is serving croissants and mimosas while
offering half off his in-stock print prices (excludes matted and framed
pieces). www.georgevetterfotoart.com
3. Prudence: The Cannon Beach Arts Assn's Jan 28-30 event is titled "Cannon
Beach Arts Symposium with Taylor Branch". CBAA already has partners on this
event and would like anyone who wishes to become a partner to come on board.
Contact organizer Carol Knutson at (503) 338-2501 or by email:
cknutson at clatsopcc.edu or Prudence (warmanddry at gmail.com). More at
http://www.clatsopcc.edu/academics/academic-departments/arts-letters-departm
ent/english/literature/taylor-branch-pulitzer-pri. .
4. "Songs of the Season" - a concert by Cannon Beach Chorus. Thursday Dec 2
at 7pm in Cannon Beach at the Presbyterian Church. Also the week before in
Nehalem on Sunday Nov 28 at 3pm at the Methodist Church.
www.cannonbeachchorus.org. Thanks to Tim Krupa and John Buehler for the
preview snippet.
5. Mike Stanley:Many businesses do it. Some communities do it. Maybe
Cannon Beach should have a Community Rewards Card. Points could be added to
the card for $ spent and rewards given when certain levels are reached.
George suggested this as something to be sponsored by TAC money. Some money
was set aside for new ideas.
6. John Sowa: December 4th 630pm. Benefit buffet dinner and concert at the
Chamber. Proceeds will go to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Food by
Sweet Basils Café. Music by David Freisen Trio (David, Greg Goebel, Charlie
Doggett) $30 Call 503-436-1539. John also announced that Sweet Basils will
be closing on Mondays and Tuesdays.
7. Carmen: Sea Ranch is presenting "Children's Summer Music Camp 2011" with
violinist Aaron Meyer and guitarist/producer Tim Ellis Wednesday June 22 and
Thrusday June 23, 2011. $250 for approx 30 children ages 8-14. Instruments
are not required. Both days will consist of 3 hours in the morning and 3
hours in the afternoon concluding with a student performance on Thursday at
7 followed by rock violinist Aaron Meyer. Carmen is seeking businesses to
sponsor a child. Mike suggested a concert by Aaron during Spring Unveiling
to help promote the Music Camp. More on Aaron at www.aaronmeyer.com
8. Tim Krupa: The Chamber has contracted with DVA to do their TAC PR. Forms
are being sent out by the Chamber to gather info for news releases that will
go to DVA.
9. Carmen: Sea Ranch RV Resort is looking into have a Band Roundup for
beginner bands. If they can find enough quality bands, March is a month
being considered.
10. Jenee thanked all who took part in the food bank benefit dinner at the
Surfsand Resort on Thursday night. Jenee's goal of $70 was nearly reached.
Moneys came from tickets, silent auction items and donations. John Sowa, one
of the chefs there, told of how 150 people were served each of their 4
courses in 10 minutes apiece -. remarkable achievement. He gave credit to
Bob Neroni or EVOO. George photographed the event from beginning to end. He
commented how elaborate and elegant the décor was and how well the event was
organized and executed. Glass chandelier center pieces with 5 candles each
adorned the tables. See photos at www.cannon-beach.net/events/chog/chog2010.
11. George: 10 people show up Sunday at the Jay and Laura Stewart Family
home/studio to rake and remove leaves and to trim trees. It was raining when
the crew began and soon the rain turned to snow. It was wet and cold but as
true Oregonians, everyone was dressed for it. The Stewarts were very
appreciative. Volunteers were Paul and Margo Dueber, Randy and Darleen
Frank, Kim Barnett, John Nelson, Gary Hayes, Patty Coomes, Fred Higgins and
George Vetter.
12. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - December 1, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Mo's is
closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The coffee
is still courtesy of Mo's.
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Subject: Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone
welcome)
Date: 11/17/2010 8am
Location: Mo's
Number in attendance: 32
Present: ShandaB, RobS, AliciaS, LindseyH, ErinD, MaliaJ, GaryH, JohnS,
MargoD, KeithC, Ann-MarieR, AnnR, KarenM, JeffJ, JimK, JohnB, CarolHun,
DebbieN, WendyH, BrianO, BobNer, GeorgeV, PatF, BobV, KarrieP, LesleP,
JeanieMc, StephanieA, LindaD, KathyK CarmenS, TracyA, ,
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. SWAF Reports
2. WOW - Women's Only Weekend Report
3. Mimosa Madness - Day After Thanksgiving - Black Friday
4. CB Chorus "Songs of the Season" Concert
5. Jay Stewart Yard Work Party
6. Upcoming Benefit Dinner
7. The Most Beautiful Villages ...
8. Nature Conservancy Potluck
9. Chamber Board Opening
10. Haystack Holidays
11. Business After Hours Dec 9
12. History Center Volunteer Appreciation
13. Cannon Beach Magazine 2011
14. Savor Cannon Beach 2011
15. My Fair Lady at Coaster
16. Earthday Celebration 2011
17.. Literary Event Jan 28-30
18. Miss Clatsop County Scholarship Program
19. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - November 24, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Our
presenter will be Shawna Sykes - Workforce Analyst, Oregon Employment
Department with an update about the Clatsop County economy. Mo's is now
closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The coffee
is still courtesy of Mo's.
1. Carol: Stormy Weather Arts Festival $ came out a bit better than
originally thought,
2. WOW - www.womensonlyweekend.net/Events.html. Overall it was good. It was
agreed that more and earlier word needs to go out next year. Tracy commented
that even though not many people seemed to be aware of it before getting
here, they were happy to participate. Ocean Lodge was full. Retailers
reported OK sales. George did free portraits outside his gallery at Village
Centre (find link on www.cannon-beach.net). Hardly any were aware of WOW.
BobV suggested calling it "Women's Weekend" without the word Only. Margo
suggested making it part of Haystack Holidays.
3. The day after Thanksgiving is called Black Friday with the hope that
businesses will do well enough that day to put their bottom line in black
(not red) for the year. This is the third year that local businesses will
open early (8am) with some special deals and maybe even Mimosas to get
shoppers out early. Businesses who said they would participate are La Luna
Loca, Basketcase, Maggie & Henry, Sweet Basil's and the Wine Bar, Lush Wine
Bar, EVOO (also open Thanksgiving), El Mundo For Men.
4. "Songs of the Season" - a concert by Cannon Beach Chorus. Thursday Dec 2
at 7pm in Cannon Beach at the Presbyterian Church. Also the week before in
Nehalem on Sunday Nov 28 at 3pm at the Methodist Church.
www.cannonbeachchorus.org.
5. Yard Work party at the Jay and Laura Stewart home to help out with some
tasks/jobs. Bring boots, gloves and a garbage can if possible. Sunday at
Noon. Highway 26 past Fire station to first road on left. Jay's fight with
cancer is weighing heavy on the family's finances. You can also help by
purchasing from his gallery/store - House of the Potter, or by contributing
to a fund in his name at US Bank. Read Jay's journal at
www.caringbridge.org/visit/jaystewart1.
6. John Sowa: December 4th 630pm. Benefit buffet dinner and concert at the
Chamber. Proceeds will go to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Food by
Sweet Basils Café. Music by David Freisen Trio (David, Greg Goebel, Charlie
Doggett) $30 Call 503-436-1539.
7. Debbie: A book by Joan Tapper just came out called the "The Most
Beautiful Villages and Towns of the Pacific Northwest" Cannon Beach has
about 4 page and the cover is Cannon Beach.
http://www.thamesandhudsonusa.com/new/fall10/551534.htm.
8. Kathy: Nature Conservancy Potluck Saturday 6pm at the Chamber. Bring a
dish and utensils. All are welcome.
9. Jeff: Kelli Truax-Taylor has resigned her position on the nine-member
Chamber Board, The Board will appoint a replacement to complete Kelli's term
which ends this June. If interested contact chamber at cbor.us.
10. Margo: Haystack Holidays. Saturday, November 27, 2010 Wreath Making:
11am-4pm Cannon Beach Community Hall $12 (materials included) Sunday,
November 28, 2010 Cannon Beach Chorus 3pm Nehalem UN Methodist Church.
Thursday, December 2, 2010 Cannon Beach Chorus 7pm Community Presbyterian
Church. Wednesday, December 8, 2010 A Holiday Open House Cannon Beach
Children's Center 5:30-7:30pm Holiday Songs, appetizers & treats. Free
digital photos with Santa at Cannon Beach Chamber. of Commerce Nov 27 - Dec
12, 2010 Saturday, December 4, 2010 Christmas Tea: 2-5pm Cannon Beach
Library Town Lamp Lighting 4pm Sandpiper Square Ceremony & Caroling Chowder
Fest 6-7pm Chamber Community Hall HRAP Benefit Concert 7:30pm. Community
Presbyterian Church Galleries Open House 1-5pm. Holiday Shopping And More!
11. Brian: Cannon Beach Vacation Rentals will host the December 9th 430pm
Business after Hours at Linda Beck-Sweeney's home off Hemlock on Tyee in
Tolovana. cbvroffice at visitcb.com.
12. Tracy: The History Center's Volunteer Appreciation will be December 10
from 5-7pm. www.cbhistory.org.
13. Ad deadline for the 2011 Cannon Beach Magazine is the end of November.
George pointed out that all 77,000 of the 2010 magazines are expected to be
gone by mid February when the 2011 one is unveiled. Besides being the
welcoming piece that visitors readily pick up in the hotels and around town,
the magazines are being sent to travel centers throughout Oregon including
the Airport. Not to be included is to miss being seen by many thousands for
a full year. Included with an ad in the magazine is a web component putting
your business into every internet-connected computer on the planet 24 hours
a day. Contact gary at coastexplorermagazine.com.
14. Gary: Savor Cannon Beach will be March 10-13,2011 and will include the
benefit Wine Walk for the Children's Center.
15. "My Fair Lady" opened at the Coaster last weekend to rave reviews.
Don't miss this one. Runs through December 19th.
http://www.coastertheatre.com/MyFairLady.html
16. Jim: Earth Day Celebration 2011 will kick off April 13. Speakers are
being scheduled. Earth Day is April 22.
17. Tracy: Cannon Beach Arts Association has been awarded $20,000 for a new
January Literary event. 150 attendees (educators) will pay $120 per ticket.
Lodging packages are being sought as are brochures to be included in packets
for attendees. 1988 Pulitzer winner Taylor Branch will be featured along
with Dr Quintard Taylor Jr. - www.quintardtaylor.com. The weekend will
include a showing of the film "Freedom Writers". Contact organizer Carol
Knutson at (503) 338-2501 or by email: cknutson at clatsopcc.edu.
18. Debbie: Help is needed with the Miss Clatsop County Scholarship
Program. Sandy Newman (of Newman's 988) is just back from 12 days in the
hospital and not able to do what she has in the past for the program.
Contact Debbie cbflorist at theoregonshore.com.
19. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - November 24, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Our
presenter will be Shawna Sykes - Workforce Analyst, Oregon Employment
Department with an update about the Clatsop County economy. Mo's is closed
for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The coffee is still
courtesy of Mo's.
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Subject: Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone
welcome)
Date: 11/10/2010 8am
Location: Mo's
Number in attendance: 27
Present: MaliaJ, KimB, AngelaF, KenH, JohnB, CarolH, DianaP, DebbieN,
WendyH, BrianO, BobNer, PrudenceF, GeorgeV, PatF, RobinR, BobV, KarrieP,
LeslieP, JeffT, JeanieMc, StephanieA, LindaD, KathyK CarmenS, TracyA,
SharonA, LesleP
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. SWAF Reports
2. WOW - Women's Only Weekend
3. Business After Hours - Today at 430pm
4. EVOO Germany Report
5. Jay Stewart Work Party
6. Upcoming Benefit Dinner
7. Sustainable Practices - Mo's
8. Literary Event Jan 28-30
9. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - November 17, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Mo's
is now closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The
coffee is still courtesy of Mo's.
1. Carol: Stormy Weather Arts Festival went very well. As event chair, she
thanked all those who helped in both little and big ways. Friday's Quick
Draw was a full house.(photos at www.cannon-beach.net) Auctioned art sold at
a higher average price than last year, but overall $ were down due to two
items that received no bids because of $1000 minimum bids set by the
artists. Saturday's music event at the Coaster was about 60% full. It turned
out to be quite interactive and went till late by popular demand. Open mic
at Sea Ranch Resort's new activities building had 40 or so people attending
and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Diana said JP's was packed for lunch and
dinner on Saturday. Kim said Bronze Coast Gallery served more wine than
ever. The crowd was big, but overall $ were down even though the number of
sales was up. Stephanie said Primary Elements Gallery and George said his
Photo Gallery had similar experiences. Prudence said the Cannon Beach Arts
Association Gallery had its miniature show which was the perfect show for
the crowd - low prices. Jeff said TerHars did not have all that good a
weekend, but about even with last year. Tracy said Lush had good crowds and
that she didn't feel that all the free wine at the galleries had a negative
impact on her business. George felt that the number of people in town was
down from past SWAF weekends. Wendy said lodging was not full. Rooms were
available all weekend.
2. WOW - www.womensonlyweekend.net/Events.html. Carmen will have a Tea
Party at Sea Ranch this weekend. Stephanie and Sharon have a fashion show
scheduled at Sandpiper Square on the steps up to their galleries at 5pm
Saturday. Coaster Theatre open "My Fair Lady" this weekend. George will
being doing WOW group portraits Saturday from 1-3 at his gallery in Village
Centre. Wendy: Brochures for WOW have been printed and paid for by Escape
Lodging ($400) If you are in the brochure or just want to help out with the
cost of this piece, drop or send a check to Escape Lodging, PO Box 1037 -
Cannon Beach, Oregon 97110
3. November's Business After Hours is today from 430pm - 630pm at Lodges at
Cannon Beach.
4. Bob represented EVOO and Cannon Beach in Germany last weekend. On the
first day, 80 travel writers were present to "taste" Oregon. Bob took every
opportunity to promote Cannon Beach. The two following days the general
public was welcomed.
5. Kim: Expect to be contacted soon about a work party to go the Jay and
Laura Stewart home to help out with some tasks/jobs. Jay's fight with cancer
is weighing heavy on the family's finances. You can also help by purchasing
from his gallery/store - House of the Potter, or by contributing to a fund
in his name at US Bank. Read Jay's journal at
www.caringbridge.org/visit/jaystewart1.
6. Stephanie: A benefit dinner is being planned by John Sowa (Sweet Basils)
at the Chamber. Proceeds will go to cancer research. Stay tuned.
7. Bob (Mo's): "Travel Green" is a brochure Lincoln City has published
promoting businesses and attractions that are "green". Is this something
Cannon Beach should be looking at?
8. Prudence: Cannon Beach Arts Association has been awarded $20,000 for a
new January Literary event. 150 attendees (educators) will pay $120 per
ticket. Lodging packages are being sought as are brochures to be included in
packets for attendees. 1988 Pulitzer winner Taylor Branch will be featured
along with Dr Quintard Taylor Jr. - www.quintardtaylor.com. The weekend will
include a showing of the film "Freedom Writers". Contact organizer Carol
Knutson at (503) 338-2501 or by email: cknutson at clatsopcc.edu.
9. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - November 17, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Mo's is
closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The coffee
is still courtesy of Mo's.
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Hi all - here goes for WMM 11/3/2010 at Mo's (Notes by Ann Radich)
Number in attendance about 22
WendyH, JeffJ DonF TracyA Ann-MarieR AnnR JohnB LeeAnnN LindaD StephanieA
GeorgeV PatrickN PatF KathyK ShandaB KenH RobinR KeriP LindseyH MaliaJ
KristineG CarmenS WalterG
Wendy reported on TAC and listed who received what amounts. This
information can be found on the Chamber website.
Patrick noted that the funds were not an entitlement for an organization,
but that they had to meet very specific criteria.
It was noted what a challenge to evaluate, and George commented also the
challenge of evaluating the effectiveness of the use of the funds.
Robin suggested some might combine Art with a group for lodging to apply.
The City if considering work on the bridge by the school and City Hall to
prepare them for a Tsunami. All interested parties should attend City
Council and Chamber meetings for input.
Jeff reported that 877,000 people were exposed to the Seattle PI spread on
CB for Stormy Weather Arts Festival Also, SWAF Spotlight concert at The
Coaster Nov 6 at 7:30 has tickets available, and that there are some tickets
available for Quick Draw.
Holiday wreath making event is held at the Chamber on Nov. 27th the Saturday
after Thanksgiving. Call Chamber for tickets.
Tracy asked for information as to how we can measure the success of ads
placed in Seattle area, PDX etc.
Patrick invited all to The Lodges at Cannon Beach Wednesday, Nov 10 at
4:30pm. for Business After Hours.
He noted that the school levy passed.
John of CB Chorus reported that after a visit from CCC President, they
inquired about a task force/groupfrom Cannon Beach
to consider suggestions for the college's course program development that
would help the needs of people in CB.
John also reported that they would be using their TAC funds to hold a chorus
symposium/festival weekend next year to bring many chorus groups here.
Several venues available, but not all able to handle larger than groups of
40.
He said they learned from all participants about grant writing.
Several people reported on the happenings for Stormy Weather weekend, which
can also be found on the Chamber website and posted around town.
Town is not totally booked as yet, but Wendy reported many people now
waiting til last minute. Many places are "stuffed" for Thanksgiving
already, which is good news.
Wendy reported on WOW and events and places holding special sales will be
listed on WOW website: womensonlyweekend.net Look for signs in the windows
of places participating.
The Providence Hospital Foundation Festival of Trees is Dec. 4th with
gingerbread house contest and a Shane Dean playhouse to be auctioned.
Cannon Beach Haystack Holidays of Dec. 1 - 10th with many events planned
over many days We will have more information next week regarding concert
etc.
The LampLighting will be at 4p.m. Saturday Dec. 4th - another special year.
Partick suggested we invite someone from City of CB, perhaps Rich Mays, to
next meeting to report on "State of City"
Will Leroux of Wayfarer was selected at IRON CHEF.
George said election results would be posted on www.cannon-beach.net
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Subject: Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone
welcome)
Date: 10/27/2010 8am
Location: Mo's
Number in attendance: 30
Present: WendyH, MichaelM, JeffJ, DebbieN, BobV, GeorgeV, BrianO, PatF,
ArnieJ, KeithC, BobNer, AngelaF, AnnMarieR, AnnR, TracyA, KenH, LindseyH,
RobinR, KarenM, LesleP, StephanieA, KarrieP, CarolH, KimB, JeneeP, DianaP,
LindaD, LeeAnnN, JeffT, AprilW,
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. New at Today's Meeting
2. Jay Stewart - House of the Potter
3. Paper or Plastic
4. Business After Hours at Lodges Nov 10
5. 23rd Stormy Weather Arts Festival Nov 5-7
6. Quick Draw selling out
7. VIA Magazine: Cannon Beach, Picture Perfect
8. Women's Only Weekend Nov 12-14
9. Open Mic at Lush Wine Bar tonight (Wed)
10. Ocean Lodge gets review
11. Stop Domestic Violence Vigil
12. Stats from Cannon-Beach Net
13. Mark's Morning (Daily) Surf Report
14. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - November 3, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Mo's
is now closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The
coffee is still courtesy of Mo's.
1. April Wolf, actress, administrator, looking for work. Just moved here
from Seattle. Living with friends. aprilpoland at hotmail.com. Michael
Manzulli, attorney in Manzanita. Advocate of the Surf Rider Foundation
promoting "Rising Above Plastics" (www.riseaboveplastics.org)
manzulli at gmail.com. (see #3)
2. Kim: Jay's fight with cancer is weighing heavy on the family's finances.
You can help by purchasing from his gallery/store - House of the Potter, or
by contributing to a fund in his name at US Bank. Read Jay's journal at
www.caringbridge.org/visit/jaystewart1.
3. Michael Manzulli: Oregon is considering outlawing plastic bags. China
already has. The City of Portland has said that even if Oregon doesn't, they
will. Fred Meyer has already stopped using plastic bags in Portland. Why?
One million seabirds die each year because of them. Add to that 100,000
marine mammals. Petroleum based plastics are not biodegradable. They are
here forever. They do break down into smaller and smaller pieces, but they
offer nothing to support life except to hold groceries or other items from
the store to home. Look for alternatives like paper or cloth which are
biodegradable. Biodegradable plastics are available. Look for them. Plastic
alternatives available at www.foodbizsupply.com, www.trellisearth.com,
www.earth-centric.com, www.bdfs.net, www.aardvarkstraws.com. More info at
www.riseaboveplastics.org.
4. Jeff: November's Business After Hours will be November 10 at 430pm at
Lodges at Cannon Beach.
5. Carol Hungerford: For SWAF, Saturday's Spotlight Event is set for 730pm
at the Coaster Theatre. It will be an Evening With Songwriters - Bruce Smith
and Jin Koonce. Plus the Seaside HS Jazz Band and selections from the cast
of Coaster Theatre's My Fair Lady. Cost is $10. Tickets at the Chamber.
503-436-2623. The Ocean Lodge will feature 3 artists Saturday from
3pm-530pm. Debbie at Basketcase has a reception scheduled for 3 artists on
Saturday from 4pm-6pm. EVOO will have a Saturday 11am Recipe class with
Carol Hungerford sharing gluten-free baking mix. Class is $29. Live music at
noon. Found will feature artist Jim Hannen on Saturday with a 6pm-8pm
reception. Lush Wine Bar will have a Saturday wine tasting and a 6pm-8pm
reception for photographer Sarah McAllister -
http://www.sarahmcallisterphotography.com.
6. Jeff: Two dozen tickets remain for SWAF's Friday Quick Draw Event at the
Surfsand Ballroom. Get yours at the Chamber 503-436-2623. .
7. Jeff: AAA's VIA Magazine has a feature - Cannon Beach, Picture Perfect.
www.viamagazine.com/2010/novemberdecember.
8. Wendy: For info on Womens Only Weekend visit
www.womensonlyweekend.net/Events.html. If you want to be included, contact
wendy at theoceanlodge.com.
9. Tracy: Open mic at Lush Wine Bar tonight (Wednesday).
10. Wendy: Good things result from good customer service
http://kingstongirlie.blogspot.com/2010/10/ocean-lodge-review.html.
11. Jenee: "Stop Domestic Violence in Cannon Beach" October 28th
8:30am-9:00am Vigil at the Chamber. Blessing: Pastor Dave
Robinson, Presbyterian Church
Featured Speaker: Cannon Beach Chief Gene Halliburton
Closing Speaker: Clatsop Commissioner Robert L. Mushen MD
8:00am-6:00pm - Silent Witnesses On display: Chamber of Commerce, 207 N
Spruce St., Cannon Beach.
12. George: Cannon-Beach Net's September report has September requests for
the Lodging Page up 11% compared to last year. From 22,200 to 24,600. This
is the first increase in several months. Requests for the Weather page were
up 23%, from 4800 to 5900. Even though requests for the combined pages of
Cannon-Beach Net <http://www.cannon-beach.net/> were up, requests for the
Home page were down from 18,900 to 15,000. Cannon-Beach Net
<http://www.cannon-beach.net/> 's billing year (now in its 12th) ended
September 30. Invoices will go out soon.
13. George: Thanks to Mark Mekenes of Cannon Beach Surf. He is religious
about getting a daily (morning) surf report out complete with photos. The
report is e-mailed to Mark's list and is posted at www.cannonbeachsurf.com.
A single photo, Mark's report and a link to Cannon Beach Surf can be found
on Cannon-Beach Net's Surf Page.
14. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - November 3, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Mo's is
closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The coffee
is still courtesy of Mo's.
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Notice: "Stop Domestic Violence in Cannon Beach"
October 28th 8:30am-9:00am Vigil at the Chamber.
Blessing: Pastor Dave Robinson, Presbyterian Church
Featured Speaker: Cannon Beach Chief Gene Halliburton
Closing Speaker: Clatsop Commissioner Robert L. Mushen MD
8:00am-6:00pm - Silent Witnesses On display: Chamber of Commerce, 207 N
Spruce St., Cannon Beach
Subject: Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone
welcome)
Date: 10/20/2010 8am
Location: Mo's
Number in attendance: 24
Present: WendyH, KarrieP, AnnR, JeffJ, ErinD, StephanieA, DianaP, JohnB,
CarolHun, LindaD, ArnieJ, KenH, BobV, LesleP, MichaelB, GenevieveJ, DanM.
PatrickN, TimK, GeorgeV, MargoD, JeanieMc, SharonA, MelanieCh
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. Stormy Weather Arts Festival Nov 5-7
2. Galleries prepare for SWAF
3. Valerie Ryan
4. Tourism and Arts Commission
5. Culinary Arts in Cannon Beach
6. Women's Only Weekend Nov 12-14
7. Oregon Tourism Assn (OTA)
8. Chamber Marketing Report
9. Group of 25 from Delta Airlines
10. Customer Service
11. October Feedback
7. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - October 20, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Mo's
is now closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The
coffee is still courtesy of Mo's.
1. Carol/Diana/Jeff: SWAF is just two weeks away. Friday night's Quick Draw
event will be at the Surfsand Ballroom. Only 50 of the 175 tickets still
remain. Following Saturday night's concert at the Coaster Theatre will be
"Open Mic" at the new Sea Ranch pavilion. See
http://www.cannonbeach.org/chamber/events/stormy/stormy-weather.html for
more info. Jeff says that Diana has worked hard on lining up music for the
weekend. As a result, there will be more than ever.
2. Stephanie says her Primary Arts Gallery will feature 12 artists for
SWAF. George says that besides his photography, George Vetter FotoArt will
feature the framers of Cannon Beach - Haystack Gallery, Steidel's Art and
Heritage Gallery. Each will showcase an image demonstrating their matting
and framing skills. See SWAF page on Cannon Beach Gallery Group site at
http://www.cbgallerygroup.com/mainstormy.html.
3. Michael Burkett says Valerie is finally bouncing back. She has been
participating in TAC meeting by phone.
4. After receiving applications from 10 organizations with requests for 3
times more money than what is available, the Tourism and Arts Commission
asked each group to prioritize their asks within their application. Each
group was scheduled for an interview which took place yesterday and today.
5. Diana of JP's reported that the newly formed Culinary Arts group has 9
members and is soliciting participation of all Cannon Beach food venues.
Cynthia Malkowski is the president of the group and Diana is VP. The group
is working with the Chamber to become part of the Chamber.
6. WOW (Womens Only Weekend) is set for Nov 12-14. If you have not already
done so and want to participate, contact Wendy at theoceanlodge.com. For event
info see www.womensonlyweekend.net/Events.html. Carol Hungerford says she
will at at EVOO with her omelette recipes on that Saturday morning at 10am.
7. Wendy attended a seminar of the Oregon Tourism Assn (OTA) recently. The
focus was on Spanish speaking travelers and their growing numbers.
8. Jeff: The Chamber's off-season promotion is underway with ads running in
the Seattle Post Intelligencer (online), Journey Magazine (Washington's AAA
- Nov/Dec issue - 1/6 page color ad. Circulation of 583,000 in Washington
and Northern Idaho) and Seattle Met magazine (October and November issues -
Two 1/3 page ads (black & white with color logo) This upscale lifestyle
magazine has a paid circulation of approximately 58,930 in the Seattle
market, with an estimated readership of 179,737. Delivered to subscribers
10/25/10). As of October 5, the Seattle PI ad had 414,682 impressions
(different times that it has appeared for someone) and 74,000 click
throughs.
9. Wendy: A group of 25 Delta Employees will be in town at the Ocean Lodge
on the night of Dec 10 by arrangement of the Port of Portland. As time gets
closer, Wendy will know what their schedule will be.
10. Margo: Too often when she greets people as they come into her store she
hears "You're the first person that has made us feel welcome". Money spent
promoting Cannon Beach may get them here, but good customer service is what
will bring them back. Poor customer service, on the other hand, will work
against whatever positive message we put out in our advertising campaigns.
Patrick spoke (again) of Travel Oregon's Quality Service Initiative
(online). He offered Escape Lodging's financial support to get a program
going in Cannon Beach. Michael mentioned a community he knows that sent out
secret shoppers to evaluate customer service.
11. Bob of Mo's reported great business for October. Patrick says their
lodging is at 91% occupancy which is very good for October. Retail seems
improved from Sept, but galleries, for the most part, are still being left
out by consumers.
7. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - October 27, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Mo's is
closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The coffee
is still courtesy of Mo's.
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Special thanks to Carol Hungerford and Patrick Nofield for taking notes in
my absence. See their notes below.
Subject: Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone
welcome)
Date: 10/13/2010 8am
Location: Mo's
Number in attendance: 27
Present: JohnB, BrianO, LindaD, KenH, KerrieP, GenevieveJ, DanM, BobVan,
JolieB, MargoD, Shannon, BobNer, KimB, JohnS, ShawnaS, LindseyH, LeslieP,
GeorgeV, StephanieA, KarrieP JimK, JeffJ, MarkT, LarryG, ArnoldJ, KarenM,
SharonA
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. New Faces at Today's Meeting.
2. Clatsop Community College
3. Small Business Development Ctr
4. Epic Security & Maintenance
5. The Wine Bar @ Sweet Basils
6. Haystack Holidays
7. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - October 20, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Mo's
is now closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The
coffee is still courtesy of Mo's.
1. New at today's meeting: Lindsey Holmes - new manager at The Wine Bar
(next to Sweet Basils). Light bites, tapas & more. 503-436-1539.
thewinebar.lh at gmail.com. www.thewinebarcannonbeach.com. Shawna Sykes -
Oregon Employment Department Shawna.L.Sykes at state.or.us. 503-396-7355.
Arnold Jacobsen - Epic Security & Maintenance. homes at epicsmllc.com.
503-828-9889. www.EpicSMLLC.com. Dr Larry Galizio - new President of Clatsop
Community College. 503-338-2425. www.clatsopcc.edu. Mark Thompson -
Director of Small Business Development Center of CEDR (Clatsop Economic
Develepment Resources) mthompson at clatsoped.com. 503-738-7521.
www.clatsoped.com.
2. CCC President Dr Larry Gazilio announced the Public Rededication of
Towler Hall this Saturday from 1-3pm. Towler Hall was just remodeled. Larry
became the 7 President of CCC in July of this year. He came from Los Angeles
with his wife Janice and son Giovanni. He acknowledged that these are trying
times economically for the college and for every entity. He encouraged folks
to come by the college for a tour. Clatsop Community College is the oldest
community college in the state - 1958. 34% of the $9.5M budget is supported
by tuition and fees. CCC is going through an Identity Redesign. A new
website will be rolled out soon. The newest program to be added to the
curriculum is Historic Preservation and Restoration. The school just got a
$20k grant to buy a van to carry students and equipment for the new program.
Larry wants to do a better job serving the south county. He asked for ideas
and suggestions of how CCC could do that. Suggestions were programs in
Hospitality, Customer Service & Marketing. Larry encourage people to contact
him at 503-338-2425. www.clatsopcc.edu.
3. Mark Thompson talked about the No-Cost Business Counseling available
through the Small Business Development Center. Mark is the Director of the
Small Business Development Center which is part of CEDR (Clatsop County
Development Resources) Classes for business development are offered at very
low cost. QuickBooks classes are ongoing. Get info at www.clatsoped.com.
4. Arnold Jacobson introduced his business Epic Security & Maintenance.
Arnie (who grew up in Nahalem) and his wife Malia (who grew up in Kona HI)
live in Tolovana and own the business. They serve the area from Cannon Beach
to Gearhart with plans to expand to Astoria. Their motto - Our Eyes When
You're Away. homes at epicsmllc.com. 503-828-9889. www.EpicSMLLC.com.
5. John Sowa introduced new Wine Bar manager Lindsey Holmes. The Wine Bar
hours are Thursday thru Sunday from 4-10pm. Wine Tasting always - four
pours for $5. Besides wine, wine cocktails, beer & soda the menu includes
tapas, light bites & light meals with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free
options. The Wine Bar seats 22 people and has outdoor seating for 20 more.
Parking lot is behind, off Spruce Street. Contact Lindsey at 406-599-5622.
Thewinebar.lh at gmail.com. www.thewinebarcannonbeach.com.
6. Margo Dueber: Plans are coming together for this year's Haystack
Holidays. There will be a benefit concert Saturday evening Dec 4th following
Lamplighting. Contact mdueber at opusnet.com.
7. Next Wednesday Morning Meeting - October 20, 2010, Mo's, 8am. Mo's is
closed for breakfast for the season. Bring your own coffee cup. The coffee
is still courtesy of Mo's.
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October 6, 2010 - WMM at 8am at Mo's
Notes by Carol Hungerford
Wendy: This is Domestic Violence Awareness month. People wearing purple
ribbons
are observing. Erin, Silent Witness, $5 donation for lightbulb at Chamber
and City
Hall, ribbons show support. Lst year 53 women got support as a result of
domestic
violence, 2 women were killed.
Seaport 7am and 7pm flights to pdx, open house Oct 13, 2-5pm at Warrenton
airport, wine/beer tasting. Leslie points out that we need to get more
useage or we
won't have service. Leslie and Stephanie said that we need to promote it for
guest
coming to our community, plus it is a great deal for locals flying anywhere
else is
cheeper to park free at Warrenton and fly to pdx to fly on.
Jeff: Business After Hours 4:30-6:30 at Land's End on Wed, Oct 13
SWAF, SPotlign (evening of songwriters) Bruce Smith, Jon from Portland, open
with My Fair Lady songs (upcoming Coast production) a nd music by Seaside
HighJazz Band. Open Mic at 8:30 at Sea Ranch, all musicians have been
invited to
attend that night. Munchies provided, small cover.
Michael promoted the SWAF tab that his publication is producing. He also
passed
around a journal for Val who is back in the hospital after a short time
home. No
word on when shell be released. Likely will go to a transitional stay.
Carol also promoted her tab.
Patrick introduced his wife Lisa, and shared that he has three daughters in
three
different Seaside District schools. He is supporting the new school levy
that will
be $.52 per 1,000 of assisted value. This replaces the existing levy which
expires.
4-152 is the measure number. This is an operational levy, but the district
has not
increased the amount of the levy. Lisa said that if I doesn't pass, class
sizes will be
dramatically increased as well as programs cuts including art, music and pe,
and
Cannon Beach Elementary will be closed fairly quickly. Many contributed that
a
good school system is the foundation of our community, offers a reason for
people
to locate (or relocated) to our community. Diana shared this quote, we teach
our
children to read and write so they know where they come from, we teach them
math
so they know how to survive, and we teach them the arts so they have a
reason to
live. Wendy said that healthy communities have healthy schools.
Homeless students are an increasing problem in our school district. For to
many of
these kids school is the only base they have, a place for stability, warmth,
dry and a
place to wash and eat.
Chad from SurfSand said that we can help in simple ways. Just attending a
football
game feeds money into the sports program. Also, we can find Pacifica
projects for
the seniors.
SurfSand dog show is looking for celebrity judges, and anybody in our group
is
invited to be a judge or help with the event. To be held on Oct 16 rain or
shine.
Shine will be on the beach, and Rain will be at Haystack Gardens.
Robin asked us to be careful with leaving pets outside as there are coyotes
trolling
for food in the evening. Recently five cats have gone missing as a result of
wildlife
dining.
Janea passed around the purple ribbons for the Domestic Violence Awareness,
and
fliers.
Tracy reminded us of tonight being first Wednesday of the month, so it is
Boggus
Front Room night at Lush Wine Bar. This is different from their open mic
event on
Wednesday nights. She was also very appreciative of all the support and
referrals
Lush has gotten from the business community.
Pat shared the quarterly real estate report. There have actually been some
sales in
Cannon Beach, showing an improving trend in real estate. Sadly the market
has a
larger inventory, so it could be possible to wait in excess of four years to
have your
house sell. Also, there are now some homes being foreclosed.
Janae also talked about a fundraiser for the Clatsop County Food Pantry at
the
SurfSand. A fine dining event, by invitation, for $150/plate. The goal is to
raise
money for mortage payment on the Food Pantry building.
Iron Chef fundraiser for United Way. See last week notes regarding
participating
chefs. November 2 at Seaside Convention Center.
Jeff attending (last night) the regional OVCA meeting. Cannon Beach hasn't
been
represented for ages, so Jeff's presence was hugely welcomed. Culinary
Tourism,
Slow Food, and InFarmation will be added to regional promotion ideas, along
with
the very popular ecotourism effort
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Note: For notes to prior meetings go to www.cannon-beach.net/wmm.
If the link fails, type the address into your address bar.
George Vetter
Cannon-Beach Net <http://www.cannon-beach.net/>
231 N Hemlock, Box 164
Cannon Beach, OR 97110
503-436-1520 cell:739-1415
george at cannon-beach.net
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