Please share this Network with your employees by passing it along! November 2015 Vol. 47, No. 11 Your Business & Community Advocate Your Business & Community Advocate CHAMBER NETWORK CHAMBER NETWORK ALBANY AREA ALBANY AREA In is Issue: See enclosed registration form for details! November Membership Forum Luncheon Guest Speaker: Sponsored By: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Wednesday, November 25th Linn County Fair & Expo Center Eric “Howie” Howard, Owner, Deluxe Brewing & Sinister Distilling Page 2 Message from the Chair Business After Hours Page 3 Youth Job Fair Leadership Edge Welcome New Member Greeters Schedule Page 4 Pipeline Page 5 Membership Forum Speaker In The News Membership Milestones Page 6 Students of the Month Ambassador Ribbon Cutting Thank You Reinvesting Members Email Ads! Page 7 Women in Business Chamber Dollars Be Prepared for Winter Weather Page 8 Golden Ticket Winner Albany Youth Leadership Page 9 2016 City Board/Commission/ Committee Recruitment d d b “Building a Brewstillery Piece by Piece” Tickets on Sale NOW! The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce’s 15th Annual Ag Appreciation Breakfast Tuesday, November 10, 7:00 a.m. Linn County Fair & Expo Center Top Producer Sponsors: Guest Speaker: Jim Richards Former Owner Fisher Implement, Inc. “Generation Green” Distinguished Service Awards Nomination Time! Gather your nominations for businesses or individuals that go above and beyond to make our commmunity a better place! See enclosed nomination form for details
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November 2015Vol. 47, No. 11
Your Business & Community AdvocateYour Business & Community AdvocateCHAMBER NETWORKCHAMBER NETWORK
ALBANY AREAALBANY AREA
In Th is Issue:
See enclosed registration form for details!
November Membership Forum LuncheonGuest Speaker:
Sponsored By:
11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Wednesday, November 25thLinn County Fair & Expo Center
Eric “Howie” Howard, Owner, Deluxe Brewing
& Sinister Distilling
Page 2 Message from the Chair Business After Hours
Page 3 Youth Job Fair
Leadership Edge Welcome New Member
Greeters Schedule Page 4
Pipeline
Page 5 Membership Forum Speaker In The News Membership Milestones
Page 6Students of the Month
Ambassador Ribbon Cutting Thank You Reinvesting Members
Email Ads!
Page 7Women in Business
Chamber Dollars Be Prepared for Winter Weather
Page 8Golden Ticket Winner
Albany Youth Leadership Page 9
2016 City Board/Commission/Committee Recruitment
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“Building a Brewstillery Piece by Piece”
Tickets on Sale NOW!
The Albany Area Chamber of Commerce’s 15th Annual Ag Appreciation Breakfast
Tuesday, November 10, 7:00 a.m.Linn County Fair & Expo Center
Top Producer Sponsors:
Guest Speaker:
Jim Richards Former Owner
Fisher Implement, Inc.
“Generation Green”
Distinguished Service Awards Nomination Time!
Gather your nominations for businesses or individuals that go above and beyond to make our commmunity a better place!kkk yyyy
See enclosed nomination form for details
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Very truly yours,Mike CowgillWeatherford Thompson et al2015-2016 Board Chair
November 17thNovember 17thDental Alliance Dental Alliance
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BUSINESS BUSINESS AFTER AFTER HOURSHOURS
November has arrived and there are several upcoming Chamber events which I want to highlight and invite you to attend.
The Ag Appreciation Breakfast is scheduled for Tuesday, November 10, 2015, 7:00 a.m. at the Linn County Fair and Expo Center. Jim Richards is the guest speaker. Jim and his family are integral members of our community and the epitome of how to run a successful business for several generations. I am sure everyone will enjoy Jim’s talk as we appreciate our farmers and agricultural community on November 10th. The food is always terrifi c and the conversation lively. Please plan on attending, for tickets please contact the Chamber offi ce.
The November Forum Luncheon is scheduled for November 25th, with Howie Howard, the owner of Deluxe Brewing, as our speaker. This will be an informative meeting as we learn about the brewing industry that is reshaping Albany and the Pacifi c Northwest.
The December Membership Forum Luncheon is scheduled for December 16, 2015. The speaker is Jeff Precourt, publisher of the Albany Democrat Harold. We will announce the winners of the membership contest with the fi rst, second and third place winners taking home some fantastic gifts. All Chamber members, as well as their employees, are eligible to participate. If you need more information, please contact Tom Leggate at the Chamber offi ce.
At the last Board meeting in October, the Board discussed the Horizon Initiative: Chamber 2025 and the Eight Infl uences Shaping the Next Decade for Chambers of Commerce. Your Board is working on a long range plan for the Chamber through 2025.
The political season is ramping up, especially next year’s presidential election. In addition, we have many state and local issues that need your attention, as we approach the upcoming 2016 Oregon Legislative Session. I anticipate that the hot button issues will include the liberal initiatives promoting a $15 mandatory minimum wage, mandatory paid maternity leave and signifi cant personal and corporation income tax increases, all of which infringe upon our
liberty and freedom t o o p e r a t e o u r b u s i n e s s e s . W e need the help of our members to resist and defend against such initiatives and to promote pro-business legislation.
Please take a moment to study the recent state-wide job data. There was a signifi cant loss of jobs in the private sector, and a continuing signifi cant increase of jobs in the public sector. The public sector continues to grow and prosper, whereas the private sector continues to struggle in job creation. Public sector jobs create additional demands for higher tax revenue to pay for the government positions. The private sector has been and always will be the main life blood for any community. We all need to promote and foster sound economic policies to promote the creation of private sector jobs.
This month’s trivia question is set forth below:
The Albany Regional Museum building is located at 136 SE Lyon Street in downtown Albany. However, the Museum Building was moved from its original location by a team of horses with the building being rolled on logs to its present location. Where was the original location of the Museum Building?
Enjoy November and have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
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Leadership EDGELeadership EDGEEmployee Engagement: “It’s all about people!”Employee Engagement: “It’s all about people!”
8:08 AM, November 17th 8:08 AM, November 17th Albany Area Chamber of Commerce Albany Area Chamber of Commerce 435 1st. Ave. W, Downtown Albany435 1st. Ave. W, Downtown Albany
How do you engage and enable employees to be the most successful How do you engage and enable employees to be the most successful they can be? This month John Damon of OFD Foods will disscuss his they can be? This month John Damon of OFD Foods will disscuss his structured approach to empower and motivate your workforce at all levels. structured approach to empower and motivate your workforce at all levels. Our guest this month will be John Damon, Senior Vice President of Our guest this month will be John Damon, Senior Vice President of Manufacturing/Engineering, OFD Foods- “Makers of Mountain House.” Manufacturing/Engineering, OFD Foods- “Makers of Mountain House.” John has 30 years of manufacturing experience. Prior to joining the OFD John has 30 years of manufacturing experience. Prior to joining the OFD Foods team he spent 27 years with Kraft Foods. He had progressive Foods team he spent 27 years with Kraft Foods. He had progressive plant and headquarters rolls in every Division/Product category of Kraft. plant and headquarters rolls in every Division/Product category of Kraft. Global Category Director- developing emerging markets and sharing of Global Category Director- developing emerging markets and sharing of best practices around the world.best practices around the world.
Suggested Pre-read: Suggested Pre-read: The Three Signs of a Miserable JobThe Three Signs of a Miserable Job - Patrick Lencioni - Patrick Lencioni
see enclosed registrationsee enclosed registration
2015 Youth Job Fair!
8:45 – 12:45 December 15th
1300 Linn County high-school seniors NEED YOU!!
See enclosed registration for more information
Greeters Greeters ScheduleSchedule
Welcome New Welcome New Member!Member!
Christmas Storybook Land is a free, noncommercial event that provides an indoor walk through the woods to view over 90 scenes of Mother Goose, children’s fairy tales and family movie characters, along with two model train displays and a Victorian Village. At our North Pole kids visit with Santa and get a cane candy. Visitors are encouraged to bring canned food for Fish of Albany.
We are a non-profi t corporation, not affiliated with any church, civic, or social organization operated solely by volunteers. Volunteers and sponsors needed now!
541-974-5066 christmasstorybookland.org
November 5th All Star Labor & Staffi ng
2110 Santiam Hwy November 12th
Albany Helping Hands 619 9th Ave. SE
November 19thSizzler
2148 Santiam Hwy. SE
November 26thThanksgiving
No Greeters
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Contact Josefi ne Fleetwood 541.926.1517 [email protected] www.pipelinetojobs.com
Printing & Communication DayStudents from SAHS and WAHS attended Printing and Visual Communications Career Day at Oregon Web Press brought to our area by PPI, The NW Visual Communications Industries Association.
Students had a plant production tour and learned about careers relating to the printing industry including printing operations, production and technology, sales, paper and graphic and digital design. Randy Leopard, Production Manager, shared with the students that…”the best skill to have is the ability to show up on the job daily, and then to do your best. Much of the production work can be learned on the job and that print is not dead! In fact more niche publications are being made than ever before.” WAHS Senior Jayden Arellano said: "It was so fun to be able to talk directly with the presenters and ask questions. I enjoyed the tour and how willing everyone was to talk to us and ask about our interests."
PPI runs a poster/scholarship contest for high school and college students and information can be found at ppiassoication.org.
Randy Leopard, OWP explains the hot and cold presses
Ian Dunlap , West Linn Paper talks about prepress
Manuel Hernandez, OWP shares about the bindery, shipping and receiving process
Teri LeVine, MC2 Marketing & On Fire Websites discusses a career as a Graphics and Web Designer
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Membership Forum Luncheon Speaker
Eric “Howie” HowardEric “Howie” Howard and his wife, Jamie, are the owners of Deluxe Brewing and Sinister Distilling, Albany’s first brewstillery, a production brewery and distillery located along the Willamette River. Howie was born in Dallas, Ore., and lived in several Oregon towns before his family landed in Redmond. He graduated from Redmond High School, and attended Oregon State University, majoring in Mechanical Engineering. But engineering wasn’t his calling. He left after a year and landed at Mt. Bachelor where he worked on the lifts and got the perks of snowboarding all the time. After working at Bachelor for a year, he decided he needed to get serious. He was always very mechanical, so he went back to school at Universal Technical Institute in Phoenix.
After school, Howie moved to Portland and began his career as an auto mechanic. Howie and Jamie met at an OSU football game in October of 2001 and they were married in 2002. He worked for Sunset Imports for three years. After Jamie became pregnant, they packed up and headed to Albany to be close to her family.
Howie started homebrewing in 2005. Jamie encouraged his passion and got him a Christmas gift of membership to the Heart of the Valley Homebrewers club. Howie did more and more brewing and moved quickly onto an all-grain system. He won several awards for his beer and became more active in the club. He was elected President and held the position for three years.
In 2011, the couple began the journey of starting their own craft brewery and distillery. After two years of acquiring f u n d i n g , f i n d i n g e q u i p m e n t a n d resurrecting the Borden Building, which had sat empty for more than 10 years, the businesses are now in production. Deluxe Brewing is producing three fl agship lagers: a Pre-Prohibition Pilsner, an Amber Lager and a Schwarzbier, plus many seasonals. The brewery is using a 15-barrel system and is available in establishments in the mid-Willamette Valley. They have a tasting room that is open Tuesday through Sunday. Sinister Distilling Company is using a traditional whiskey pot still from Portugal to produce their newly released Howard’s Hopped Up Gin, fi ne whiskeys that are aging, and a Grappa coming this fall.
Chamber Members In The NewsChamber Members In The News......
Visualize Your Business Strategy , a seminar for business to be presented on Nov 3, 6:30 PM. It is co-sponsored by SCORE Chapter 460 and Albany Library. Learn a new and dynamic method of visualizing your business model and the key steps needed to maximize your success. Find great resources in your public library to understand the market and define you customer. Albany Library staff will demonstrate how to use the resources available. The event is free. Register at http://salem.SCORE.org/localworkshops.
OFD Foods, formerly Oregon Freeze Dry, has been awarded a certifi cate of recognition from the Northwest Food Processors Association and AKT CPAs, Advisors and Consultants.
The award was given for OFD’s accomplishments in promoting a positive manufacturing image.
OFD is the largest diversifi ed freeze dryer in North America.
To celebrate the recognition, AKT is making donations to three nonprofi t organizations that focus on manufacturing or science.
The Natty Dresser in downtown won two downtown revitalization awards from the state of Oregon Main Street Conference. The year-old haberdashery owned by husband and wife Oscar & Tamalynne Hult, was named “Best New Business” and the “Best Interior Renovation.” “We are humbled, especially by the renovation award.” said Hult. “People come in and tell us how nice it is,” he said. But validation from the state is “awesome”. In addition to quality menswear, the shop also offers; tuxedo rentals, hat repair, Shoe Shining and alterations.Sheri Stuart, Oregon Main Street coordinator, said “The overall design gives a feeling that The Natty Dresser has been in business for generations".
Acumen Financial CPAs 1983AK Carpet & More 2000Albany Aquatics Association 2007Albany EyeCare Center P.C. 1984American Rooter 1984Banc Home Loans 2003Barbara Jenkins Tax Service 1981Betaseed, Inc. 1978Blush Salon & Spa 2009Carcraft Auto Appearance Center 2013Coldwell Banker Valley Brokers- Price 1982Dan's Precision Cleaning 2010Deluxe Brewing & Sinister Distilling 2013DJ Architecture P.C. 1997Eagle Home Mortgage 2013First Burger 2009Gordon Vogt & Associates 1977Health & Herbs 2014Healy & McCann, P.C. 2013Hinds, Ralph 1970 Independent Merchant Brokers, LLC 2013Jano's Trophies 1977Kutsch & Renyer Family & Cosmetic Dentistry 1982Linn County Flea Market 2014North Albany Community Church 1987PayneWest Insurance 1968Serenity Business Services 2014Stutzman & Kropf Contractors 2004Sybaris 2001
Let everyone see what your business has to offer by advertising on the Friday Chamber Promotion Email. You get to choose when to send it, either the second or fourth Friday of the month, or both.
Email Ads $50
You provide a 705 X 372 pixels image OR provide us with a 100 word message and your logo.
“896 Kilometers of Grace: My Journey Across the Camino de Santiago”
Looking back it would seem that wondering and wandering have long been themes of my journey. I wandered from a small town in Eastern Oregon to Oregon State University, largely because a strong willed friend decided that was where I should go. Wondering what I would do with my life and not having an answer, I decided upon a Liberal Arts degree. Shortly after college graduation I married a farmer from the Silverton Hills and several years later we began our family.
Three daughters later, I again began to wonder what I was going to be when I grew up. As our youngest entered first grade, I started my seminary journey. Seven years after I began the seminary wandering I was called to pastoral ministry at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Silverton. Seven more years down the road, I was given the gift of a three month Sabbatical. The centerpiece of that time was spent on the Camino de Santiago, a 890 kilometer journey from the south of France, over the Pyrenees to the ‘end of the earth’ on Spain’s western coast. Those 36 days on the way gave me one of the greatest gifts of all, space to simply be. It was been a year since I returned from the walk of my life and my work continues to give me abundant opportunities to wander and to wonder.
Before the storm season hits, Pacifi c Power prepares equipment and crews so they can get power back on as quickly and safely as possible if there’s an outage. Make sure your business is ready in case of an unexpected power outage:
• Mark the location of electrical supply panels and note how to turn off power.
• Label equipment power switches to fi nd them more easily during an outage.
• Plug computers into surge protectors, install automatic backup programs.
• If you use a cash register, have a calculator or non-electrical option on hand.
• Consider buying and installing a backup generator for critical equipment.
• Keep emergency lighting in working order. • Put together an outage kit with fl ashlights,
radios, food and water.
To report an outage or receive an outage update, call toll free at 1-877-508-5088. Stay away from any downed power lines – call 911 immediately.
You can also report outages and check restoration status on Pacifi c Power’s website or through the utility’s free mobile app for iPhone, iPad and Android. Download the Pacifi c Power app on the App Store or Google Play.
Fol low Paci f ic Power on Twit ter , @PacificPower_OR, and on facebook.com/pacificpower for large or extended outage updates.
Learn more at pacifi cpower.net/outage.
Women in BusinessWednesday, December 2nd, 4:30 PM
Phoenix Inn Suites 3410 Spicer Dr. SE
Sponsored by:
Preregistration Required See enclosed registration
LIMITED SEATING
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Golden TicketGolden TicketMalah Peterson Founder/ Co-Owner
Personal Background: Married to my husband Tom for 53 years, we have 3 sons and 6 grandchildren. Two of our sons, Tommy and Steve, work in the business and will be taking it over. We have owned 3 businesses in our married life and in 1994 I decided to begin doing custom embroidery. During that time I also worked for a major decorative thread company, traveling and teaching seminars to home sewers. When the embroidery busness grew I had to quit that job and devote my time to A Stitchin’ Time. I enjoy quilting, gardening, and DIY projects. I also have sung and played the piano professionally and currently play the piano for our church.
Business Marketing Niche: We started out specializing in small custom projects for small businesses who couldn’t afford to invest a lot of money in identity clothing. However, we now also do large orders, using a multi-head machine. Our services have expanded into screen printing and direct to garment printing, utilizing the latest state-of-the-art equipment to duplicate 5 color process without heavy layering of ink. The thing I love about our business is the relationships we develop with our customers, many who have become friends. We consider our business a ministry God has given us to make our community a better place. Biggest Issue Facing Albany: I believe one of the biggest issues is educating the public, including businesses and government agencies, on the value of shopping locally, rather than on the internet or in another city. The money invested here stays here.
Chamber Involvement: A member since 1994 I have served on the Albany Business Extravaganza Committee, co-chaired the Greeters Committee, served on the Board of Directors, and am a faithful attendee at Greeters every Thursday. I feel my membership in the Albany Chamber is the best money I have ever invested in advertising.
Albany Chamber Youth Leadership
Our Youth Leadership students got a behind-the-scenes look at Albany’s local and city government this month. They met with many departments at City Hall, toured Fire Station 11 and the Linn County Jail and after lunch at Izzy’s met with District Attorney Doug Marteeny. This was a great opportunity for the kids to learn more about local government.
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• Airport Advisory Commission: Three positions. Positions appointed by Councilors Collins, Coburn, and Kellum. No fewer than four members shall have their principal place of residence within Albany’s jurisdictional city limits. By policy, Council does not appoint persons who have a signifi cant fi nancial interest in the anticipated considerations of this commission.
• Albany Arts Commission: Two positions.
• Albany Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission: Four positions.
• Albany Budget Committee: Two positions: Positions appointed by Councilors Johnson and Kellum. Appointees need not be residents of those wards but must live within Albany’s jurisdictional city limits.
• Building Board of Appeals: Two positions. Applicants must be qualifi ed by experience and training to pass on building construction matters.
• Central Albany Revitalization Area Advisory Board: Two positions: Positions appointed by Councilors Olsen and Coburn. Appointees need not be residents of those wards but must live within Albany’s jurisdictional city limits.
• City Tree Commission: One position. Applicants who either own property or maintain a business within the city of Albany do not need to live within Albany’s jurisdictional city limits.
• Human Relations Commission: Three positions: Positions appointed by Councilors Coburn, Johnson, and Kellum. Appointees need not be residents of those wards but must live within Albany’s jurisdictional city limits.
• Landmarks Advisory Commission: Two positions. Applicants must have demonstrable knowledge, interest, or competence in historic preservation and additionally in one of the following fi elds: architecture, landscape architecture, history, art history, education, construction, real estate, development, urban planning, archaeology, law, fi nance, cultural geography, cultural anthropology, local history, or related disciplines.
• Parks & Recreation Commission: One position.
• Planning Commission: Two positions: Positions appointed by Mayor Konopa and Councilor Kopczynski. The Mayor’s appointee is from at large within Albany’s jurisdictional city limits; Councilor Kopczynski’s appointee must reside in Ward II.
• Public Safety Commission: Two positions: One position appointed by Mayor Konopa and one position by the Mayor
and Council for the rural fi re districts’ representative. Appointees need not be residents of those wards but must live within Albany’s jurisdictional city limits, except for the rural fi re districts’ representative.
• Senior Center Endowment Committee: Two positions. • Traffi c Safety Commission: Three positions.
2016 CITY BOARD/COMMISSION/COMMITTEE RECRUITMENT
The Albany City Council is conducting its annual recruitment for volunteers to serve on its 14 City Boards, Commissions, and Committees. Applicants must live within Albany’s jurisdictional city limits unless otherwise specifi ed below. Out of 91 term positions, 31 will be expiring December 31, 2015, or are vacant due to resignations as follows:
Citizens are limited to serving simultaneously on only one of the four following panels that have the greatest infl uence on Council decisions: Budget Committee, Library Board, Parks & Recreation Commission, and Planning Commission.
Deadline for submitting an application to be considered is Friday, December 4, 2015. For more information or an application, interested persons can stop by City Hall, 333 Broadalbin Street SW; contact the City Manager’s Offi ce at 541-917-7508 or [email protected]; or visit the City’s website, http://www.cityofalbany.net/city-council/bcc.
Appointments will begin in January 2016.
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Chamber Offi ce
Albany Area Chamber of Commerce
2015-2016 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Board Chair Mike Cowgill.................................................Weatherford Thompson Chair ElectJudy Barron..........................................National Frozen Foods Corp. Sr. Vice ChairStephanie O’Connor..........................................................ATI Vice ChairsBill Draper..............................................Albany Democrat-Herald Scott Pierson..................................................Wood Castle Furniture Immediate Past Chair Stacy Koos..............................................................Citizens Bank Treasurer Mark Raum.......................................................................Umpqua Bank Board MembersStan Boshart..................................................Boshart Trucking, Inc. Becky Boyer....................................................................OFD Foods, Inc. Randy Camp................................................CoEnergy Propane, LLC. Jeff Christman...............Central Willamette Community Credit Union Katie Enright....................................Farmers Insurance Company Rick Kenyon....................................................................Selmet, Inc. John Kollaer......................................................Mennonite Village Kevin Konzelman ........................................Stutzman Services, Inc. Kevin Manske.........................................................CNS Firearms Heather McGowan.......................Boldt, Carlisle, & Smith, LLC Brian Oare............................................ Coldwell Banker Valley Brokers Wally Ordeman........................................................Fisher Funeral Home John Pascone..... Albany Millersburg Economic Development Corp. James Ramseyer.........................................................Consumers Power Mike Sykes........................................Mike’s Heating & Air Conditioning David Triebes..................................Samaritan Albany General Hospital Gary Zeemin.........................................................COUNTRY Financial
Ex-Offi cio Board MemberJim Golden.............................................Greater Albany Public Schools
COMMITTEE CHAIRSAmbassadorsJohn Kollaer......................................................Mennonite Village Ag Appreciation BreakfastJanet Steele.................................Albany Area Chamber of CommerceAlbany Business ExtravaganzaChrystal Hart-Meeker..........................................................Xtreme Grafx Arthur Meeker...................................................................Xtreme GrafxEducationEmerson Smoker Sr....................................................Rite Way ElectricFinanceMark Raum...........................................................................Umpqua Bank Governmental AffairsDoris Johnston...................................................................Pacifi c Power GreetersKristal Dufour......................................Aasum-Dufour Furnal Home Ron Garrett..................................................................Safelite AutoGlass Brian Oare...........................................Coldwell Banker Valley BrokersATI Golf TournamentDick Perdue...................................Koontz, Perdue, Blasquez & Co., P.C. Young Professionals Katie Enright........................................Farmers Insurance Company Youth Job FairKimberly Montgomery.............Albany Area Chamber of Commerce CHAMBER STAFFJanet Steele.................................................................................PresidentJosefi ne Fleetwood.............................Workforce Development Director Tom Leggate..............................Membership Development ManagerRana Love...........................................................................Offi ce ManagerKimberly Montgomery.................................Program & Event Manager CHAMBER NETWORKPrinted by Cub Albany Printing. Printed on Recycled Paper with Soy Ink. Prepared with the assistance of RSVP Volunteers. Postmaster: Send form 3579 to: Th e Chamber Network (USPS 300-470). Th e Chamber Network is published monthly by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 548, Albany OR 97321. Periodical postage paid at Albany includes $10.00 per year subscription.
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