December 2015 Newsletter - Dunn Chamber of Commerce

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Event Sponsorships
Advertising
Recognition
And more!
See the “Stretching Your Marketing Dollars” insert
to get started. Then call the Chamber office for all
the details and to sign up today!
Shop local first for Christmas ...it matters!
2015 Officers
Hope Tyndall – President; Terry Whittenton – President Elect; Myra Parker – Vice President Finance; Gina Warren
– Vice President Membership and Organizational Development; Kathy Pope – Vice President Community
Development; Steven Neuschafer – Vice President Economic Development; Meredith Bradham – Vice President
Education; Russell Galvan – Vice President Public & Governmental Affairs Brad Heath – Immediate Past President;
Tammy Williams – Executive Vice President
2015 Board of Directors
Term Ending 2017 – Annette Bar field, Tr ent Car penter , Renee J ackson, J onathan Mur phy, Rodney Stewar t
Term Ending 2016 – Rodney J ohnson, Buddy Miller , Melissa Scott, Clint Stanley, Gr aham White
Term Ending 2015 – Bart Adams, Dustin Hinson, John Riley, Kim Schmidlin
Directors-at-Large – Felicia Myers, Rodney Warren, Lauren White
Ex-officio – Mayor Oscar Har r is, City of Dunn and Gener al Lee Commission; Billy Tar t, Dunn
Area Tourism Authority; Jerry Wood, Campbell University; Harnett County Commissioner Abe
Elmore; Vivian Bennett and William H Morris—Board of Education
December 2015
Starting in the January 2016 Newsletter these 2 front page full color ads will be
available—$500 each. Limited to two businesses for the year.
Don’t miss out on these prime spots!
Call the Chamber today at 910-892-4113 to reserve one for your business!
A wonderful celebration was held on Thursday, November 5 for
the offices of Turlington Real Estate Group. A Ribbon Cutting and
Open House was held to celebrate this investment in downtown
Dunn by Kyle and Lucia Turlington. Guests were invited to tour the
facility, which includes available office space to rent, and to enjoy
some delicious refreshments. Kyle and Lucia made extensive
renovations to the inside of the office building but also revamped
the landscaping which made a tremendous difference on the
exterior of the building winning them a Beautification Award.
Pictured are: President Hope Tyndall; Kyle and Lucia Turlington,
along with family and friends; Councilmen Billy Barfield and Billy
Tart.
On November 10 Central Carolina Community College, The City of
Dunn, Dunn Community Development Corp. and Dunn PAL held a Open
House and Dedication for the nearly completed Dunn Enrichment Center
located at 660 E. Johnson St. Pictured, from left to right: (back row) John Fitzpatrick, president of Harnett High School Alumni Assoc.; Bill
Tyson, Harnett Co. provost, CCCC; Rev. Dennis Manuel; Lt. Rodney
Rowland, Dunn PAL; and architect Phil Tiester; (middle row) - Gene
Davis, NC Housing Finance Agency Board; Assist. City Manager
Steven Neuschafer; Scott Redinger, developer; and Steve Allison with
Weaver Cooke Construction. (front row) - Rep. David Lewis; Dr. T.E.
Marchant, president of CCCC; Mayor Oscar N. Harris; Clem Medley,
president Dunn Comm. Development Corp.; Bob Kucab, NC Housing
Finance Agency; and Harnett Co. Commissioner Jim Burgin.
On November 17 Faith Education Academy held an Accreditation
Celebration in honor of receiving their Certification of Accreditation from
the National Association of Private Schools. The accreditation process
consisted of meeting certain criteria put forth by the NAPS, a process
that took FEA more than 18 months to complete. Proving hard work
does pay off. Congratulations to the staff and students at FEA!
Pictured from left to right: Rev. Ricky Burnett, Erwin Mayor Patsy
Carson, President Elect Terry Whittenton and FEA's Teresa Jones,
Tami Emanuel and Cornelia Smith.
The Comfort Inn of Dunn welcomed a great group to their Grand
Reopening and Ribbon Cutting for the completely renovated property in
Dunn. Pictured from left to right: (back row) City Manager Ronnie Autry;
Councilman Billy Barfield; President Elect Terry Whittenton; Choice
Hotels Area Director Chazz Cage; and Dunn Parks & Recreation
Director Brian McNeill. (front row) Harnett County Commissioner Abe
Elmore; Dunn Tourism Marketing Director Sharon Stevens; Trupti and
Anil Ojha, Vinod Shah, and Sales Director Shari King, of Comfort Inn.
Cromartie-Miller Funeral Home
401 W Cumberland S, Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 892-2077
www.dignitymemorial.com
Cornerstone Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center
711 Susan Tart Road, Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 892-8843
www.cornerstonenursingandrehab.com
Cromartie-Miller Funeral Home, founded in 1906,
has proudly served the citizens of our community for
more than 100 years. They believe that every life is
unique, and every funeral should be too. They have
a knowledgeable and caring staff who are willing
to go the extra mile for the families they serve.
At Cornerstone Nursing and Rehabilitation Center,
we understand that there is no place like home.
Sometimes when life throws you a curve ball, you
may be uncertain where to turn. It is in times like
this that Cornerstone is here to help.
Auto Parts & Tire Warehouse
First Federal Bank
101 W. Divine St, Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 892-3153
www.napaonline.com/nc/dunn
200 E Cumberland St, Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 892-7188
www.firstfederalbanknc.com
Auto Parts & Tire Warehouse is your local NAPA
Auto Parts dealer. Stop by for all your parts,
batteries, brakes, oil & filters, tools & equipment,
accessories and tire needs. They specialize in heavy
duty, hydraulic hoses, and farm & agriculture parts.
First Federal Bank opened for business in 1959 and
currently has offices in Dunn, Angier, Erwin, Benson,
Fuquay and Clayton. Offering a wide range of
deposit and loan needs including mortgages and
auto loans. First Federal as a full-service community
bank, is committed to meeting the needs of both
personal and business clients.
Congratulations Dena Bradham
Science Teacher
Triton High School
Triton Principal Chip Mangum submitted the nomination for
Mrs. Bradham. In which he stated, “She goes above and beyond
for all levels of students. She also tutors students during her
planning period.” Mrs. Bradham is still recovering from an
accident over the summer, and yet was ready for students at
the beginning of the year. She also was recently recognized by
the Durham Bulls baseball team as an important woman in
science. Mrs. Bradham does plan to retire at the end of the fall
semester.
Congratulations Margaret McNeill
7th Grade English Language Arts
Dunn Middle School
Mrs. McNeill was nominated by Principal Janet Doffermyre.
“Mrs. McNeill is an excellent teacher who is totally invested in
the success of students at DMS, as a longtime staff member.
Mrs. McNeill serves on the School Improvement Team, is the
7th grade hall leader, cheerleading sponsor, coordinator of
‘Wave Idol’, and is the DMS representative for ‘Closing the
Gap’.” Mrs. McNeill was named Dunn Middle’s Teacher of the
Year, was also named Harnett County’s Teacher of the
Year. She was recently named the North Central Region
Teacher of the Year winner and will be one of eight teachers
in the state competing for North Carolina’s Teacher of the Year
in the spring of 2016.
Pictured, left to right: Principal Chip Mangum; Education
Committee Member Susan Byerly; Dena Bradham; and VP of
Education Meredith Bradham
Pictured, left to right: VP of Education Meredith Bradham,
Margaret McNeill, Dunn Middle Principal Janet Doffermyre
and Assistant Principal Steven Murphy
Eighth graders from Dunn Middle School toured Central Carolina Community
College on November 9. Students attended 8 sessions where they were able to see
and receive information about various programs at the college which included
Nurses, Nurses Aide, Barber, Laser and Photonics, Physical Therapy Aide,
Machining, Career and College Promise, and Radio Broadcasting. Gary Beasley,
a Laser and Photonics Instructor, talked to students about courses in the
program, salary range, job opportunities, and recommended high school courses
for the program. Pictured left to right: Jalonte McNeill, unknown CCCC student,
and Gary Beasley
(Photo and story courtesy of DMS)
Harnett Primary is one of two elementary schools in NC, which has been named as a Lego
Education training site. To that end, Harnett Primary will be receiving visitors from Denmark.
The visitors will observe and learn about the use of the program “More to Math” as it applies in
the first grade classrooms on Wednesday, December 2 & Thursday, December 3.
Sydney Bradham represents Harnett Primary School as a HARNETT COUNTY WINNER in the
Young Authors' Writing Contest. Sydney will now compete in the North Carolina State
Competition that will be held during the first two weeks in January!
(Stories courtesy of HPS)
Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce Inc.
Calendar of Events
December 2015
Business of the Week— Cromartie-Miller Funeral Home
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christmas tree lighting, Downtown Dunn, 6:00 p.m.
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Dunn Christmas Parade, Downtown Dunn, 2:00 p.m.
Business of the Week— Cornerstone Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
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Ambassador’s Club Meeting, Broad Street Deli & Market, 8:30 a.m.
Business of the Week— Auto Parts & Tire Warehouse
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Governmental Update, DeBorah’s Restaurant, 12:00 noon
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Boogie on Broad Planning Committee, White Swan 12:00 noon
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Board of Directors Meeting, DeBorah’s Restaurant, 12:00 noon
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Merry Christmas!!!
2016 Annual Banquet
Thursday, January 21, 2016
6:00 p.m.
Dunn Shrine Center
[Chamber Office will be closed Thursday-Friday)
Business of the Week— First Federal Bank
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Happy New Year - 2016!!!
The Dunn Area Chamber of
Commerce thanks you for your
support in 2015!
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Angier Christmas on the Square
Coats Christmas Parade and Christmas in the Square
Angier Christmas Parade
Singing for S.A.F.E. Benefit Concert & Candlelight Vigil
First Baptist Church Children's Musical
Harnett County Board of Commissioners, Lillington
Erwin Annual Christmas Tree Lighting & Parade
Harnett County Board of Education, Lillington
Dunn City Council meeting, City Hall, 7:00 p.m.
Christmas at Bleecker
Lillington Christmas Tree Lighting and Parade
Children's Christmas Program—Central Baptist Church
First Baptist Church Contata "A Noel Celebration”
Dunn Community Blood Drive
Third Thursday Dine and Stroll
Third Thursday Dinner at the Deli
Dunn Junior Woman's Club Breakfast with Santa
Harnett County Schools Vacation—Through Jan. 1
Harnett County Board of Commissioners, Lillington
Starlight Christmas Eve Service Central Baptist Church
For more details and other community events,
visit our Events Calendar at www.dunnchamber.com.
We look forward to your
continued involvement.
The Governmental Affairs Committee will be
holding a Governmental Update on Monday,
December 14 at 12:00 noon at DeBorah’s
Restaurant, located at 313 E. Broad Street. United
States Congresswoman Renee Ellmers and North
Carolina Representative David Lewis are both
confirmed to report on their respective areas.
Senator Ronald Rabin and representatives from
both the City of Dunn and Harnett County have also
been invited to participate.
The cost for the luncheon is $10 per person,
payable to the Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce.
RSVPs are required—to reserve your seat, please
call the Chamber office at 910-892-4113 by
Wednesday, December 9th.
The 9th Annual Christmas Gala and Auction presented by Jernigan's Nursery & Trading Post was held November 13 at the
Regency Center. Attendees were treated to a "Charles Dickens" themed event decorated from floor to ceiling to help everyone
get in the holiday spirit. Terry Whittenton served once again as Master of Ceremonies and Auctioneer extraordinaire! DJ Butch
Halpin, with the support of Oz Music, kept the guests entertained spinning festive holiday music as well as favorite dance tunes.
Delicious food was served by the creative team from the Barrington House - not a clean plate was found!
Folks mingled and socialized while they perused the 52 Silent Auction items donated by various Dunn businesses. They were
also treated to a Live Auction featuring a Beach House Getaway, Oakley Sunglass Gift Box, a Dream Patio, Entertainment
Center, Decorated Christmas Tree and two festive Topiaries. It really was a great event! Thank you to all our sponsors,
contributors, volunteers and all our guests! A special thank you to our coat checkers for the evening Celia Jones and David H.
Lewis. Another successful gala in the books!
Congratulations to Brad Heath! He won the “Taste of Dunn” raffle – winning more than $900 in gift certificates and items from
Dunn Area restaurants.
A special thank you to our Ambassador Elite Billy Barfield and Ambassador Jennifer Cannady for sharing their wonderful
photography!
We know you’re busy, but…
Wouldn’t you like to see that well deserving friend,
colleague, or business receive a very special honor at
the 2016 Annual Banquet? Of course you would!
Nominations are now being accepted for Man and
Woman of the Year, Small Business of the Year and
Business of the Year. Applications are available online
at www.dunnchamber.com under About Us on the
Forms & Registration page. All nominations must be
received by Jan. 5, 2016
fred’s Pharmacy—offering a unique store format and
strategy that combines the best elements of a discount
dollar store, drug store and mass merchant, stocking
more than 12,000 frequently purchased items that
address the everyday needs of its customers. Soon to
open at 988 Erwin Road.
Girl Scout Troop 1783—Girl Scout Troop #1783 of
Dunn, NC are committed to providing Daisy
(kindergarten) - Ambassador (grade 11) Ladders of
Leadership. For more information, contact Traci Hall at
910-890-4463.
590 E Jackson Blvd
Erwin, NC 28339
(910) 892-0445
www.walmart.com
OFFICE VALUE Inc.
Since 1982
300 North Wilson Avenue
Dunn NC
(910)892– 7475 Fax (910)891-4085
www.officevalue.com
Order Anytime, Anywhere
Business Products for your office
Copiers and Equipment
Caring, Treating, Strengthening...The Ones You Love
111 S. Railroad Avenue, Dunn, North Carolina
Phone: (910)892-0027
Fax: (910) 892-0029
www.selectbank.com
That’s what the Chamber Champions Program is all about!
Your Business Reaping Additional Rewards beyond Sponsorships is as easy as
making your commitment now!
$3,500 in Sponsorships—Gets You $5,550+ Value in Sponsorships and Advertising
$3,000 in Sponsorships—Gets $4,700+ Value in Sponsorships and Advertising
$2,500 in Sponsorships—Gets $3,900+ Value in Sponsorships and Advertising
$2,000 in Sponsorships—Gets $3,000+ Value in Sponsorships and Advertising
$1,500 in Sponsorships—Gets $2,100 Value in Sponsorships and Advertising
$1000 equals $1,300 in Value and $750 equals $900 in value
Who says it doesn’t pay to support the Dunn Chamber and its Programs?
Call Tammy Williams at 910-892-4113 to get the details and work out the
Sponsorships and Rewards to Reap the Best Benefit for your Business!
Make your 2016 Sponsorship Commitments by December 31, 2015
and Reap the Advertising Rewards!
2016 Committee
Involvement Information
Help us make a difference in our city, community, and county. By your involvement, you are not only helping the Chamber
and our Community, you will benefit your business through the valuable contacts you make.
Please review the descriptions and time commitments of each committee on the other side. We have tried to estimate the
time and commitment needed for each.
Name ________________________________________________________________________________
Business ______________________________________________________________________________
Email Address __________________________________________________________________________
Telephone _____________________________________ Cell ___________________________________
I commit my time and energy to help the Chamber on the following committee(s):
_____ Christmas Gala and Auction/Other Fundraiser – Meredith Bradham, 2016 President Elect
Coordinate and Plan annual Chamber fundraiser. Approximately 5 – one hour meetings plus Promotion, Set Up and
Attendance.
Membership & Organizational Development – Gina Warren, 2016 Vice President
_____ 2017 Annual Banquet – Secures Sponsorships, Plans and Coordinates the annual meeting of the Dunn Chamber
membership. 1 to 3 one-hour meetings and Set up and Hosting night of event
_____ Ambassadors Club - Visits members, attends Ribbon Cuttings and other chamber functions throughout the year.
Act as the Goodwill arm of the Chamber. 8 to 10 Monthly fun meetings– 10 to 20 Ribbon Cuttings – 2 to 10 hours total for
other special activities and events
_____ Business Fest 2016 Committee - coordinates Plans and Promotes the annual business expo. 2 to 4 one-hour
meetings and Set Up the day before and assistance the day of event
Community Development – Kathy Pope, 2016 Vice President
_____ Beautification and Image – Work to enhance image and appearance of Dunn – Present Beautification Awards
throughout the year. Approximately 8 to 10 one-hour meetings and 2 to 4 hours annually on special projects
_____ Boogie on Broad – Secure Sponsorships, Plan and Coordinate three to four events for 2016. 3 to 5 one-hour
meetings and 2-4 hours to assist with special assignments
_____ Spring Golf Tournament – Plan, coordinate, and secure sponsorships for event – 2 to 4 one-hour meetings and
1 to 6 hours to assist on the day of the tournament
Education Development – Lena West – 2016 Vice President
_____ Education Committee – Partner with Dunn Schools and Harnett County School System to address testing and other
issues associated with the Dunn area schools. Present Golden Apple Awards to teachers. 4 to 6 one-hour meetings and 2
to 4 hours special projects
Public and Governmental Affairs – Russell Galvan, 2016 Vice President
_____ Governmental Affairs Planning– Monitor issues relevant to the membership of the Chamber; develop chamber
policy on issues when needed, coordinate and host transportation and other necessary receptions and/or luncheons for
partnerships, coordinate and host Candidates Forum, Plan information meetings throughout the year to keep the
membership informed on issues of importance. 4 to 6 one-hour monthly meetings and 2-10 hours annually for special
activities, meetings and projects
_____ Young Professionals Planning – Coordinate and Promote successful Business Leaders Forum, Speaker/Social
and other events. 2 to 4 one-hour meetings and 2-6 hours for special events
Return Completed form by mail, fax or email.
Mail: Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce—PO Box 548, Dunn NC 28335
Fax – (910) 892-4071 Telephone: (910) 892-4113
Email: tammy@dunnchamber.com
2016 Annual Awards Banquet Sponsorship
Sponsors are needed for the Annual Membership Meeting set for Thursday, January 21, 2016. We
are completely changing this year’s Banquet—less speeches and more networking. Please consider
your support at one of the following levels:
Official Sponsor or Platinum Level Sponsor (limited to one) - $1500
VIP Seating, 10 complimentary tickets to the banquet, Recognition “using logo” as Official Sponsor
in the program, invitation and during the banquet, banner displayed at banquet at reception area,
and in the January and February newsletters.
Gold - $500
Reserved Table with your logo displayed on table, 6 complimentary tickets to the banquet, Logo in
program, banquet slide show and in the January and February newsletters, with Business Name on
Invitation in January newsletter.
Silver - $300
Reserved Seating, 4 complimentary tickets to the banquet, Recognition in the program, banquet slide
show and in the January and February newsletters.
Bronze - $150
Reserved Seating, 2 complimentary tickets to the banquet, Recognition in the program, banquet slide
show, and in the January and February newsletters.
Your sponsorship level will determine the size and placement of your business name in the program
and newsletters. Only Above Sponsors will receive Reserved Seating for this year’s Banquet.
Special Note: Tickets are $25 per person purchased by January 13 then price increases to $30.
Awards Sponsors are limited to one each and good for one complimentary ticket
Man of the Year - $150
Woman of the Year - $150
Small Business of the Year - $200
Ambassador of the Year - $100
Past President’s Award - $200
Presidents Club Awards - $200
Business of the Year (Mid to Large) - $200
Beautification Award of the Year - $100
Name of Business: __________________________________________________________________
(Print Business Name exactly as you want it to appear on the program and in the Newsletter)
Contact Person: ____________________________________________________________________
Telephone: ___________________________________________
Sponsorship Level: ____________________________
Total # of Tickets Needed:__________
Award Sponsorship: ________________________________________________________________
Total Sponsorship: $_______________________
Please mail check with form to:
DACC, PO Box 548, Dunn NC 28335
If you need an invoice, Fax form to 910-892-4071
Let us know if you need to be invoiced in 2015
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Over 40 Years of Experience
Locally Owned and Operated
910-892-6312
608 N. Ellis Ave.
Dunn, NC
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1120 W Broad Street
Dunn NC
910-892-3432
Pamela Tripp, CEO of CommWell
Health, has been recognized by
the NY-based National Association of
Professional Women as a 2015-2016
inductee into its VIP Women of the
Year Circle—for her leadership in
health care.
Glenn Page of Harnett Trading
Company
accepted
the
Harnett County Agribusiness of
the Year award at the Farm City
Banquet held by Harnett County
Cooperative Extension Service.
Ryan Ray presents Celebration of Marriage. Give
yourself or another deserving couple an elegant night of
celebration. Save the date for February 13th, 2016. The
evening includes Dinner, music, recognition and more
for $100 per couple or $50 per person and will at PFWB
Tabernacle. For tickets, contact Lasting Impressions at
919-749-2009, or Ryan Ray at 910-890-1138.
The Independent Insurance Agents
of North Carolina announced the
re-election of Dal Snipes, of Snipes
Insurance Service, as the National
President, a role he has held since
2011.
Seventy-five years ago, South River Electric
Membership Corporation first brought electric
power to local communities. Congratulations, and we
look forward to their continued success!
Nancy Blackman celebrated her
retirement as the director of the
Triangle South Enterprise Center
after 25 years of service. We will miss
working with Nancy—but are looking
forward to
working with the new
director, Mari-inetta Pavlic. Welcome!
Warren Oil Company announces a new product its
LubriGold SAE 0W-16 Full Synthetic Motor Oil as the
first API approved 0W-16 passenger car motor oil on
the market.
If you have Member News – Email to
office@dunnchamber.com or fax to 910-892-4071.
The Dunn Christmas Parade is set for Saturday,
December 5 at 2:00 p.m. This year’s Grand Marshall will
be Past President Bill Lasater. This year’s Honorary
Marshall is Rev. King White. The Triton JROTC Color
Guard and Battalion will lead the parade. The 2015 Dixie
Youth Baseball NC All-Stars Majors State Championship
team, Miss North Carolina Kate Peacock, five High
School Bands, the Animated Animals, Dunn Clowns and
other Sudan units make up this year’s lineup as well as
dance groups, beauty queens, floats, show cars and
much more. Of course, Santa Claus will be here to finish
the parade!
The Dunn Christmas Tree Lighting
will be held on Thursday,
December 3 at 6 p.m. at the
intersection of Broad and Wilson.
Featuring performances by some of
the Dunn area school music
programs. Mayor Oscar N. Harris
will be on hand to make special
remarks and light the tree, and
President Hope Tyndall will serve
as Mistress of Ceremonies. Don’t
miss Santa Claus who will arrive at
the end of the program!
Congratulations to our Ambassador of
the Month—Stacy Campbell.
Stacy’s
role
as
Executive
Assistant with the Dunn Area Tourism
Authority, grants her the opportunity to
interact with people and serve the
community with her enthusiasm and
passion for Dunn and surrounding areas.
Stacy grew up in Coats and
relocated to Dunn in 2006 where she and
her husband of 12 years, Mike have boy/girl twins, Hayden
and Hayleigh, age 10. She enjoys volunteering in several
organizations including her role as President of Dunn
Junior Woman’s Club, member of the Woman’s Club of
Dunn, Media Coordinator for Harnett County Girl Scouts,
Troop Leader for Dunn’s Girl Scout Troop 1783, and
Advisor for Triton Juniorettes. She and her family attend
Glad Tidings Church, in Dunn.
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