NMBCOC Oct. 2009 Newsletter

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NORTH MYRTLE BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU OCT 2009 From the Desk of Our President

Inside this issue

New Members for August..pg 5

Endless Summer Festival set for Oct 31st.....pg 6

Advertise in our Monthly Visitor E-Newsletter.....pg 7

Cruise to the Coast Car Show...pg 10

As we now enter the local elec-tion period and campaigns beginfor city council seats and the of-fice of Mayor, we encourage eve-ryone to remember our foundingprinciples and the reasons mostpeople seek to be elected to pub-lic office, and thats to offer theirrespective leadership skills to

make our community a betterplace to live, work, and raise afamily.

Its always easier to run on a plat-form which singles out what yousee as the mistakes and shortcom-ings of those you seek to unseat.But we encourage all of our can-didates to conduct a campaigncentered around their respectiveideas of what will make our com-munity a better place to live andwork, and how their respectiveleadership will help bring thisabout.

Lets have a campaign season thateveryone can be proud. Letshear from candidates and incum-bents who can run for office with-out name calling, and negativereferences that really serve no

purpose.

Dear Member,

We salute those citizens whoserve through elected office andthose seeking to serve. After all,thats what a government for thepeople, by the people is allabout.

Our founding fathers representedall walks of life and in their pur-

suit of happiness, founded thiscountry and government on de-mocratic principles and the freeenterprise system, unlike no othercountry prior to this or since ourfounding in 1776.

With all our faults and humanmistakes not to mention thosewho from time to time forgetthese principles and seek to capi-

talize for themselves, even withall this we remain the greatestcountry in the world and the envyof most. Thomas Jeffersonstated, A wise and frugal gov-ernment, which shall leave menfree to regulate their own pursuitsof industry and improvement, andshall not take from the mouth oflabor the bread it has earned this is the sum of good govern-

ment.

Who knows, the public may re-spond very positively to such acampaign especially since its sucha rarity.

Lets show the rest of the worldthe value of positive campaign-ing. North Myrtle Beach de-serves it.

Sincerely,

R. Marc Jordan, IOM, CCEPresident/CEO

Meet the Candidates

ForumThe North Myrtle Beach Cham-ber of Commerce is holding aMeet the Candidates Forum forits members and the public, onTuesday, October 20th at 6:30 pmat the J. Bryan Floyd CommunityCenter in North Myrtle Beach.

The forum will be moderated and

only prepared questions will bepresented to each of the councilcandidates and mayoral candi-dates. Please email your ques-tions to [email protected].

Light refreshments will beserved. Contact Charlene Lynamat (843) 281-2662 for more info.


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Marc Jordan

President/CEO

Trina Scabery

Executive Assistant

Ann Arnold

Chief Financial Officer

Ruth Anne Ellis

Visitor Center Director

Marilyn Rinehart

Marketing/Advertising Director

Charlene Lynam

Community/Special Events

Director

Vicki KeiblerMembership/Sales Director

Jennifer C. Prince

Media/Communications

Specialist

Antonel Neculai

MIS/Marketing Database

Manager

Jay Drummond

Operations Assistant

Visitor Center Information

Specialists:

Sandra Appelbe

Charlotte Bailey

Brenda Brewster

Debra Brown

Jan Ellington

Patricia Harrison

Betty Mauney

Fazelle Scaggs

Betty Ann Sharpe

North Myrtle Beach

Chamber of Commerce Staff

North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce

Board of DirectorsOfficers

Mike RobertsonChairman of the BoardDamons Grill

Ed Horton...Immediate Past Chairman/Visitor Center ChairAnderson Brothers Bank

Rachel Whitley...TreasurerNational Bank of South Carolina

Marc Jordan..President/CEONorth Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce

Ed Prince.Public Policy ChairPrince & Prince Properties

Hardy Butler...Membership ChairRetired Retailer

Joyce Thomas..Marketing/Advertising ChairCentury 21 Thomas Realty

Ron McManus..Community & Special Events ChairDixie Chicken Fishing Funament

Monroe BaldwinEconomic Development ChairMyrtle Beach Tours

Board Members at Large

Bubba Collins

Bubba Collins Insurance

John Griggs

State Farm Insurance

John Smithson

Ex-Officio

Jim Eggen

Myrtle Beach Seaside Resorts

Grace Spainhour

Grace Realty Co.

Tom Staats

Century 21 Barefoot Realty Inc.

Kim B. Dayvault

Myrtle Beach Mall

Larry SpainhourHTC

George Gregory

Elliott Realty

Richard Scott

Gilmore Entertainment

Dan Moore

DM Development Company

Joe Flesch

Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort

Jessica Worley

Ocean Drive Resort

Office Volunteers:

Mary Beam

Frances Beck

Dottie Brehaut

Jean Etheridge

Rosemary Hannell

Jean Gibson

Lucille Lewis

Minnie McIntyre

Mary Kay Nance

Find us on Facebook:

www.facebook.com/people/North-Myrtle-Beach-Chamber/100000067578226


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Robert NixonHandyman andProperty Maintenance

Robert has 32 years of experience and maintains highstandards in his work. He is looking forward to the

challenge of the new environment in the North MyrtleBeach and surrounding areas of Horry County. Robertis dedicated to bring excellence in his work to yourhome or business. He has many handyman talents,such as power washing, painting, decks, windows,siding, carpentry, ceiling fans, light electrical, lightplumbing, water heaters and house maintenance whileyoure away.

Licensed, Insured and Bonded. Now accepting: Visa,MasterCard and Discover. For more information call

( 8 4 3 ) 7 1 6 - 0 9 7 4 o r e m a i [email protected].

Millikens Hidden Reef

Millikens Hidden Reef is a seafood restaurant locatedon the waterway at Dock Holidays Marina. With over30 years of restaurant experience we offer only thebest from the sea to you.

Millikens features quality seafood, steaks, sushi &oyster roast in season. We also have two outside andone inside bars to better serve you. Also, we offerindoor and outdoor dining.

For all you boaters, we have docking available andwaterway curb service. We also have the NFL ticketwith 17 TVs and a 100 sq. ft. screen for your viewingpleasure. We will feature a variety of entertainmentincluding beach, country blues, classic rock, islandreggae and karaoke. We are open for lunch beginningat 11:00 am. The main restaurant will be open fordinner from 410 pm daily. Come enjoy the greatfood, drinks and entertainment, while relaxing on ourwhite sand beach! For more information call (843)249-7333. Now booking holiday parties!

Carolina Clean Sleep

Carolina Clean Sleep is a new company that special-izes in the cleaning and sterilization of mattresses.Why would you clean and sterilize your mattress? The

average mattress has about 2 million dust mites andother contaminates which can have an effect on howyou sleep. Mattresses can also be contaminated byvomit, feces, urine, and pathogens such as MRSAwhich are often never cleaned. The company providesservices to domestic and commercial properties suchas hotels, condos and care homes. Their customers arenot only allergy sufferers but people who are environ-mentally aware and wish for a healthier and purersleep. CCS uses a state of the art four step cleaningprocess that will remove contaminates from the mat-tress and gives you the comfort of knowing that yourmattress is clean. The owners of CCS are both Fire-fighters for the City of North Myrtle Beach.

For more information call (866) 287-8990.

Want to be included in the Member Spotlight?E-mail Jennifer Prince at [email protected] or fax 843-280-2930. Spotlights are on a

first come first serve basis and may be edited by staff members

Member Spotlight

SPS Painting Inc.

Surface Preparation Specialist

SPS Painting Inc. is owned by James Rudder ofGreensboro, NC and over the past 19 years hasworked hard to live up to its name, Surface Prepara-tion Specialist. SPS Painting Inc. is proud and ex-cited to announce its expansion to the North MyrtleBeach community. President James Rudder alongwith Bryan Wolford, General Manager of the NMBBranch, are dedicated to continuing SPS Paintingsextraordinary reputation in the custom paint industry.

In addition to custom interior and exterior painting,SPS Painting Inc. NMB has also established a Decora-tive Concrete division, perfect for pool, patio, and ga-rage improvements.

Our mission at SPS Painting is to have our workstandout from the rest by engaging in stringent qualitycontrol measures and insisting that our painters pro-vide a professional job from start to finish. For moreinformation please contact Bryan Wolford (843) 241-7233 or James Rudder (336) 362-6415.


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Happeni

ngs

Special Thanks

Atlanta Bread Company for the

yummy treats

Frank from Pittsburg for thedelicious doughnuts

California Dreaming for the hotcroissants

Bubba Collins Insurance for theyummy muffins

Sticky Fingers for the greatchicken wings

Bob Evans for the deliciousbreads

Prince Resort for the fresh cook-ies...

Business After Hours

(BAH)

Thursday, October 15th

5:30 8:00 pm

Molly Darcys

1701 S Ocean Blvd, NMB

Dont miss this great networkingopportunity. Come and enjoy

food, beverages, and door prizes!

Howl-O-Scream

Saturday, October 31st, 5-8 pmMcLean Park, NMB

Bring the whole family for an

evening of Halloween activities inBoo-tiful McLean Park. Enjoyhayrides, pumpkin painting,marshmallow roasting, trick-or-treating, inflatables & more. Sta-tions of spooktacular events willbe positioned all over the park.The Optimist Club of North Myr-tle Beach will provide refresh-ments for a fee. Entry and activi-ties are free. For more info call

(843) 280-5570.

The Rotary Club of Little

River Barbeque

Fundraiser

In Memory of Scott Taylor

Friday, October 30th10 am-3 pm

Umbertos in Little River

Proceeds go to Fostering Hope &Children's Back Pack Program.

Anyone interested in participatingplease contact Elliott Evans at

(843) 424-1767.

August Ambassador

of the Month

Cruise to the Coast Classic/

Antique Car and Truck

ShowSaturday, October 10th

10am-4 pmBarefoot Landing, NMB

www.nmbevents.com

Congratulations to Bonnie Wil-liams owner of Southern Signs &Banners for winning August Am-bassador of the Month.

Ambassadors attend ribbon cut-ting, membership meetings andother chamber events to earnAmbassador of the Month.

Are you interested in becoming

an Ambassador? Contact Vicki

at (843) 241-2109.

Christian American

Music Festival

In Celebration of Children

North Myrtle Beach ChristianSchool is hosting their Fall Out-door Festival on Saturday, Octo-ber 3rd from 1 pm-until. Admis-

sion is free. Enjoy 5 live bands,food and retail vendors, chil-drens games and carnival games.Bring your blankets and lawnchairs to enjoy the day! Proceedsto go for tuition assistance andscholarships for the children. Formore information call (843) 455-9797.


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Welcome New Members For August

A-Jax Golf Cart & Scooter Rent-

als

241 Main St., NMB(843) 421-1006

Allegiant Air

8360 S. Durango Dr.

Las Vegas, NV(702) 505-8888

Awesome Party Planners & Cater-

ing

2000 Hwy. 17 S., NMB(843) 385-0765

C&D's Spiff Diggs

23 Lexington Ct., Telford, PA(215) 723-6993

Carolina Realty & Associates

2126 Hwy. 9 E. Unit 5-B, Longs(843) 390-9000

Concierge Cleaning Service &

More

4964 South Island Dr., NMB(843) 503-0490

Eagan Systems Group, LLC.

4318 River Gate Lane,Little River(860) 234-6699

Horry-Georgetown Technical Col-

lege Foundation

743 Hemlock Ave., MB(843) 477-2116

J&W Produce

826 11th Ave., Aynor, SC

(843) 340-3392

Mainscape, Inc.

3540 Watertower Rd., Longs(843) 399-8616

Myrtle Beach Chem-Dry

406 39th Ave. S., NMB(843) 272-1104

North Beach Realty- Lenny

LeBlanc

1500 Hwy. 17 S., NMB(843) 272-1222

O.D. Pavilion Amusement Park

90 S. Ocean Blvd.,NMB

Ocean Drive Beach Rentals

98 N. Ocean Blvd., NMB(877) 287-2977

Owens Liquors Inc.

8000 N. Kings Hwy., MB(843) 449-6833

Palmetto Coast Property Mgmt.

and Lock & Door Hardware

1100PossumTrot Rd.G-325,NMB(843) 361-4361

S.P.S. Painting, Inc.

PO Box 4744, NMB

(336) 271-6739

SC Beach Real Estate - Agent Bob

May

598 Hwy. 17 N., NMB(843) 687-6253

Security Vision

1784 Hwy. 501, MB(843) 839-4238

SpaESCAPE by BeautiControl

404 14th Ave. S., NMB

(901) 626-0703

Summerton Design

10800 Summerton Dr., Raleigh(919) 844-2566

Temple Emanu-El

406 65th Ave. N., MB(843) 449-5552

Tony Molohon

108 Cedar Ave., NMB

(843) 655-9734Annual Christmas Parade

Accepting Applications

The Annual North Myrtle BeachChristmas Parade is scheduled forSaturday, December 5th at 5:30pm. Every year over 100 entriesparade down Main Street in cele-bration of the holiday season.This is a great way to advertise

your business to the community!

Applications are available onlineat www.nmbevents.com, justclick on the calendar, December5th. If you have questionsplease contact Charlene Lynam,Events Director at (843) 281-2662 or [email protected].

Two North Myrtle Beach busi-nesses in conjunction with theNorth Myrtle Beach Chamber ofCommerce have joined forces tomake the Thanksgiving holiday alittle brighter for hundreds offamilies in the North Myrtle

Beach area.

Boulineaus IGA and GrandStrand Resorts are working to-gether for the fifth year in a rowto raise money for turkey dinners.

Betty Mauney is spearheading thefund-raising effort and will helporganize volunteers to deliver theturkey dinners November 25th.

Annual Turkey Dinner Drive

Sponsored by Grand Strand Resorts and Boulineaus

A Thanksgiving dinner can beprovided for $19.00 which in-cludes a twelve to fourteen poundturkey, yams, two cans of vegeta-bles, cranberry sauce, rolls and apie. The Turkey Dinner Drivekicked off Thursday, September

17th at the Chambers BusinessAfter Hours, held at Grand StrandResorts.

Those wishing to donate can alsomake contributions via mail;please make checks payable to:North Myrtle Beach Chamber,270 Hwy 17 North, North MyrtleBeach, SC 29582.


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Endless Summer Festival set for October 31st

Presenting sponsors are AvistaResort, Prince Resort, SeasideResort and Towers on the Grove.Headliner stage sponsors are JohnGriggs State Farm Insuranceand Wyman Wise State FarmInsurance. Are you interested insponsoring this great event? Lotsof sponsorship opportunities areavailable! No matter your budgetthere is a way you can promoteyour business to the thousands offestival attendees! Call VickiKeibler, membership/sales direc-tor at (843) 241-2109 for moreinformation.

The North Myrtle Beach Cham-ber of Commerce is proud to an-nounce the entertainment lineupfor the annual Endless SummerFestival, scheduled for Saturday,October 31st on Main Street inNorth Myrtle Beach.

Headlining at 3:00 pm will beThe Fantastic Shakers! Their hitsongs include Myrtle BeachDays, and Shaking the Shack.Also performing, beginning atNoon will be local favoriteSeaCruz, entertaining the crowdwith hits from the past and todayand at 1:30 pm The Catalinas,whose hit songs includeSummertimes Calling Me andAint No Big Thing. The enter-tainment stage will be located atthe famous Horseshoe at the

The North Myrtle Beach Cham-ber will be working collabora-

tively with Santee Cooper andBank Of America to present theCHOICES program in the NMBMiddle School.

CHOICES is an interactive deci-sion-making workshop that fo-cuses on keeping teens in school,motivating them toward their edu-cation and future, and introducingthem to practical life skills to help

them succeed.

We are now seeking volunteers toparticipate in this program on No-vember 16th & 17th. In prepara-tion for the program a short train-ing session will be held on Octo-ber 27th. To participate pleasecontact Marc Jordan at (843) 281-2662.

Board of Directors Spotlight

Choices Program

seeking volunteers

end of Main Street with the beau-tiful Atlantic Ocean as the back-drop. Best of all, this is a FREEconcert, so dont forget to bringyour beach chair and enjoy themusic!

In addition to the fabulous enter-tainment there will be lots of ven-dors with one of a kind specialtycraft items, food vendors, classic& antique car show and chil-drens area with inflatables andcarnival rides. The festival willbe from 10:00 am 4:00 pm.Parking will be provided in desig-nated parking lots. Handicapparking will also be available.

The Endless Summer Festival is atime to celebrate summer all yearlong! Join the celebration on Sat-urday, October 31st on MainStreet in North Myrtle Beach!For more information visitwww.nmbevents.com or call thechamber 866-805-5642.

John W. Griggs

Agent, John W. Griggs Insurance Agency Inc.

State Farm Insurance

Board of Directors Term: 2008-2011

Serves on Marketing & Advertising Council and aGrass Roots Network Member

Hometown: Cheraw, SC

Lived in North Myrtle Beach: 15years

John has owned John W. GriggsInsurance Agency Inc. for thepast 19 years.

In the past John has also servedon the Membership Committeeand Communications Committeefor the Chamber. John alsoserves on the Little River Cham-ber of Commerce Board of Direc-tors.

Headliners, The Fantastic Shakers


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Southeast Tourism Society

(STS) Offers FREE classes

to Chamber Members

The North Myrtle Beach Cham-ber of Commerce Convention &

Visitors Bureau enjoys manybenefits of membership withSoutheast Tourism Society. As aNorth Myrtle Beach ChamberMember you are invited to attendthe next STS Professional Out-reach Program (POP) class, com-plimentary.

Wednesday, October 7th10:00 am

Travel Distribution Trends:2009-2010

For more information about thisclass and to register, click here.

The North Myrtle Beach Cham-ber of Commerce Convention &Visitors Bureau is pleased to wel-come two of its newest boardmembers, Jessica Worley, Owner,

Ocean Drive Beach & Golf Re-sort and Joe Flesch, General Man-ager, Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort.

The new board members wereappointed by Mike Robertson,Chairman of the Board for 2009-2010. According to the chambersby-laws (Article IV, Section 1.,Line 5): The incoming chairmanmay appoint up to two (2) direc-

tors during his/her term for a one(1) year term resulting in a maxi-

mum board membership of

twenty-three (23) Chairmans ap-

pointments are eligible to b

elected for a full three (3) year

term following their one (1) year

appointment.

Providing the incoming boardchairman the flexibility to name

chairmans appointments assuresour organization that our board ofdirectors is balanced in respect toour entire membership and struc-tured to achieve our stated mis-sion and program goals, statedMarc Jordan, President / CEO.

The Board of Directors meets thesecond Thursday of each month.They review financials, discuss

committee/council reports andapprove new members. If you areinterested in serving on theChamber Board please start outby joining a Chamber Committee.Please contact Trina Scabery formore details (843) 281-2662.

A public forum is being held onTuesday, October 6th at 6 pm in-side the Chamber Visitor Centerfor the public to give feedbackand ideas on where you want tosee our community in the future.

Your attendance at this forumwould be appreciated. If youhave any questions or for moreinformation please contact Jenni-fer Prince at (843) 281-2662.

Chamber welcomes two

new Board Members

Public Input Sought for Tourism Development Plan

Want to reach over 100,000 po-tential visitors? Advertise in ourmonthly email blast to our visitor

database! Each month the Cham-ber sends an electronic newsletterto our visitor database includinginformation on upcoming events,special discounts and much more!You can promote your businessby purchasing advertising space.There are only six spaces avail-able for 2010. In 2009, this ad-vertising opportunity sold outfaster than any other. Dont wait

to reserve your advertising space.

To advertise in the Monthly Visi-tor E-Newsletter please contactVicki Keibler, Membership/SalesDirector at (843) 241-2109 oremai l Vicki@NorthMyrt leBeachChamber.com.

Advertise in our Monthly

Visitors E-Newsletter

South Carolina Parks, Recreation& Tourism (SCPRT) has com-missioned Michael Mac Nulty ofTourism Development Interna-tional (TDI) in Ireland to com-plete a statewide Tourism Action

Plan for the State of South Caro-lina.

The goal of the group will be toresearch and visit the differentregions of the state and then pre-sent a package of information thatunifies our region and gives thepotential visitor a more compre-hensive few of all there is to do inSouth Carolina.

TDI will be in our area October5th & 6th.


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October Ribbon Cuttings

September Business After Hours

Special thanks to Grand Strand Resorts for

hosting a wonderful Business After Hours!

September Ribbon Cuttings

Beach Memories Studio Horry County State Bank

Carolina Clean Sleep

Held at Chamber office.Tuesday, October 13th @ Noon

Robert Nixon Handyman

& Property Maintenance

Held at Chamber office.Thursday, October 15th @ Noon

C & S Auto Repair

1535 Hwy 17 South, NMBTuesday, October 20th @ Noon

A Southern Belle Wedding Sandpiper Heating & Air

Conditioning LLC


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Word of Mouse The Most Empowering Tool of the Third Millennium Marketing

territory and ignore the classic(and expensive) approach. Theseven people she chose to first tellabout the project were carefullyselected among the most well-known and preeminent Harry Pot-

ter fans, very active on Harry Pot-ter-related social media. Every-thing worked as planned, follow-ing a snow ball-effect. The endresult: 350 million people learnedabout the theme park onlythrough online communicationand are anxiously waiting for it toopen.

New Media has created a new

marketing environment where oldrules no longer apply. When youhave a passionate fan base foryour brand, the Internet is espe-cially vital for going viral. Askyourself these questions and donttake no for an answer for thelatter one: who is your fan baseand do you already have one?You might call the people you dorepeat business with familiar

faces or faithful customers andno matter the label, they are in-deed your fan base.

The power of Internet makes iteasier for people to fall in love

Word of mouse is good old-fashioned word of mouth, butwith the ability to spread muchfaster because of the Internet. An-other way to look at it is as adver-tising you don't pay for. Accord-

ing to the marketing-by-the-bookrules, if you had to promote aproduct or an idea, you had topull out your wallet. You had tobuy your way into peoples mind,interrupting their TV shows, us-ing direct marketing and maga-zine ads.

As unbelievable as it might look,a big company (an amusement

park) decided to promote a hugeproject worth billions of dollarsby just initially telling seven peo-ple about it. The outcome of thisstrategy was impressive: 350 mil-lion other people around theworld learned about the amuse-ment park in just a couple ofmonths. The daring company isUniversal Orlando Resort,launching The Wizarding World

of Harry Potter (planned to comea l i v e i n s p r i n g 2 0 1 0 :www.universalor lando.com/ harrypotter). Cindy Gordon,Vice President of New Media andMarketing Partnerships decidedto walk this uncharted

with you faster. Beware, though it also makes it easier for them tofall out of love with you faster.Its a double-edged sword andyou should listen constantly towhats being said about you. The

best way to find out what peopleare saying about you is to useonline reputation management.The core idea of the concept is tomonitor what people are postingon their blogs.

For decades, the only way tospread our ideas was to buy ex-pensive advertising or beg themedia to write (or broadcast)

about our products and services.This is no longer true. Now wehave a tremendous opportunity topublish great content online -content that people want to con-sume and that they are eager toshare with their friends, family,and colleagues. Word-of-mouse isthe single most empowering toolavailable to marketers today.

Antonel Neculai

Advertise your Business in Upscale Malls in North Carolina

The North Myrtle Beach Cham-ber of Commerce and NorthCarolina based travel marketingcompany, Summerton Design,L L C , p u b l i s h e r o f www.ncroadtrips.com, offers aunique, effective marketing op-portunity to Chamber members.Unlike traditional roadside visi-tors centers, Summerton Design

has developed informative, inter-active Travel Centers in thestates most popular malls, cap-turing potential vacationers priorto planning their trips. If youwould like to advertise your busi-ness through these travel centers,please contact Vicki Keibler, at(843) 241-2109.


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Cruise to the Coast Antique Car/Truck Show

Mark you calendar for the 9thAnnual Cruise to the Coast An-

tique Car/Truck Show on Satur-day, October 10th at BarefootLanding in North Myrtle Beach.

Join thousands of fellow classiccar enthusiasts and the ChicoraRegional Car Club for a jammed-packed day of classic and antiquecars and trucks. We invite youand your family to celebrate thisclassic event at the beach. Every

year more than two hundred carsare registered. There will be tro-phies, prizes, awards, fun andgames. There is something foreveryone at the Cruise to theCoast Antique Car/Truck Show.The festivities begin at 10 am andlast until 4 pm.

Do you have a car you would liketo enter? Please vis i t

www.ChicoraCarClub.com formore information.

Sponsored by The Chicora Re-gional Car Club and the NorthMyrtle Beach Chamber of Com-merce. For more information ont h e c a r s h o w v i s i twww.nmbevents.com.

The K-Kids of NMB Elementary

School and the Terrific Kids ofNMB Primary School would liketo say THANK YOU to their par-ents and to the North MyrtleBeach community for makingtheir 1st Spirit Night of the schoolyear at the Gator Hole Chick-fil-A such a success. We appreciateyour support! The K-Kids andTerrific Kids programs are spon-sored by the Kiwanis Club of

North Myrtle Beach and Chick-fil-A.

Chick-fil-A cow enjoying Spirit

Night with a Mother and child.

K-Kids & Terrific Kids say

Thank You!

Photo from last years car show.


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SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI SATOctober 2009

Final Reminders Donate a Turkey Dinner for a much needed family in the North

Myrtle Beach area. Email in your questions for the Meet the Candidates Forum. Attend the Endless Summer Festival on Oct. 31st!

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Exec @ 4 pm

SCPRT PublicForum @ 6 pm

7 8BOD @ 8 am

9 10Cruise to the Coast

Car Show @Barefoot Landing

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RC-CarolinaClean Sleep @Noon

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RC-Robert NixonHandyman @Noon

BAH-MollyDarcys @ 5:30pm

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18 19 20RC C&S AutoRepair @ Noon

Meet the Candi-dates Forum @J. Bryan FloydCommunity

Center

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25 26 27 28NMO @ 8:30 am

29 30 31Endless SummerFestival on Main

Street

Howl-O-Scream@ McLean Park

NMBCOC Oct. 2009 Newsletter

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