The Hawthorne Inn - Pacific Area Chamber of Commerce

Pacific Area Chamber of Commerce
Support Small, Local Businesses
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You Support Your Community!
Pacific License Office
333 Chamber Drive
Pacific, MO 63069
M – F - 9 am – 5 pm
Saturday – 9 am – 12 Noon
(636) 257- 5156
WELCOME NEW CHAMBER MEMBER!
The Hawthorne Inn
123 Front St.
Labadie, MO 63055
(636) 451-0004
Mon-Th – 11am-9pm
Fri & Sat – 11am-10pm
Sun – 11am-8pm
For those looking for a place where everyone knows their name, look no
further than Hawthorne Inn in Labadie. For 14 years, the restaurant has
been providing a second-home atmosphere for the community where on
any given day workers from the nearby Labadie Power Plant might be
seen sharing friendly conversation with a couple of Red Hat Ladies. It
simply is just the type of place that makes everyone feel welcome.
Hawthorne Inn is a family-owned and operated business, owned by Cathy
and Chris Hancock and friend Dick Hoey.
American/Italian cuisine is offered in a casual atmosphere. The dinner
menu includes hand-trimmed steaks, fresh fish, a variety of pastas and
sauces, and a childrens menu. Everything is made to order to ensure the
utmost freshness and quality. Dinners are priced between $12 and $20.
An extensive wine list includes Missouri, California and international
wines as well as a large selection of domestic and imported beers. Lunch
is also served at Hawthorne Inn and has a bit of a flair for the dramatic.
The lunch menu includes salad and sandwiches alongside American thin crust
pizzas including the killer Labadie Locomotive Pizza topped with meatballs,
sausage, onions, pepperoni and pepperoncini peppers.
The locomotive theme expands beyond the creatively titled pizza. A mural that sits
behind the three-story bar depicts the history of this old railroad town. The
painting was done by local artist Bryan Haynes.
Group carry-outs, to-go menus and full catering are also available. Everyone is
invited to come in and relax at Hawthorne Inn.
Show Me Auto Body &
Restoration, Inc.
April Business of the Month
A picture of their business and a brief description will appear in the
Current and Missourian Newspapers as well as in the Friday Update
and on the Chamber website.
The selected business will display a traveling sign in their business
window that indicates they are the “Business of the Month”
Want to be Business of the Month? Contact Pacific Area Chamber of
Commerce – exdir@pacificchamber.com and find out how
Show Me Auto Body & Restoration, Inc.
118 E. Union and 2326 W. Osage
Pacific, MO 63069
(636) 271- 6111
Owner – Dave Clapper
www.showmeautobody.com
showmeautobody@showmeautobody.com
Show Me Auto Body & Restoration has been in business since
1984 and considers the local community their valued customer
base. Dave Clapper will celebrate 9 years as the owner
Sunday, April 6, 2014.
RIBBON CUTTING!
Friday, April 18
SHELTER INSURANCE, Beth Bowers
11:30 am
Please plan to join us at:
2728 W. Osage, Ste. B, Pacific
Beth Bowers of Shelter Insurance – Welcome her new insurance business
Plan to enjoy light sandwiches, chips and drinks to help celebrate the occasion!
April Activities
Shaw Nature Reserve in Gray Summit:
April 9, 16, 23, 30 – Wednesday Walkers (included w/admission), 10am –
11:30am
April 10, 17, 24 – Trail Social Run (free for members), 8am – 9:30 am
April 8, 15, 22 – Spring Wildflower Walk ($6/members $8/nonmember)
9:30am – 12pm
April 12 – Daffodil Dash - $24, 9am – 10 am
April 12 – Bugs, Worms and Fungi, Oh My! (Included w/admission), 9am12pm
April 14, 24 – Chicks, Ducklings and Owlets ($3/members
$5/nonmembers), 9:30am – 11:30am
April 25 – Frog Watch USA – 6:30 – 8:30 pm
April 25-26 – Nature Explorer overnight ($50/members $60/nonmember)
7pm Saturday – 11am Sunday
MORE April Activities
Purina Farms in Gray Summit:
April 9-12, 16-19 – Spring Time Village at Purina Farms, 9:30am – 3pm
April 26 – May 5th – Annual Spring Friendly Flying Disc Competition (Free)
COUNTY WIDE PERSONAL CARE DRIVE
Our vision is to “Restore Safety and Peace One Family at a Time”
ALIVE (Alternatives to Living in Violent Environments)
will hold a county wide personal care drive to observe “Sexual Violence”
awareness month. Items needed:
Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, deodorant (men and women), hand
lotion, feminine hygiene products, toilet paper, and paper towels
ALIVE encourages businesses, churches, and schools to participate. Anyone
interested in participating in this drive, please call our office at 636-583-9863
and we would be happy to provide a box for collecting these items.
ALIVE will be at the Union Wal-Mart on April 18th from 9am-8pm to collect
items and raise awareness on the issue of domestic and sexual violence.
ALIVE is a non-profit agency providing critical support services to adults and
children victimized by domestic abuse.
FISH FRY – Last Night!
4:30 - 7:00pm
St. Bridget’s School
223 W. Union Street
Pacific, MO 63069
DINE IN or CARRY OUT
FRIED COD, CATFISH, SHRIMP and BAKED Fish
Kids Cheese Pizza
Phone In Your Order – Pick it up on the way home from
WORK! (636) 271- 4533 ext. 116 OR (314) 566-7855
Thank you to everyone who came to St. Louis Vintage
Market Days! Wow, what a turnout! We are still
recovering and the shop is pretty much back in order. We
were asked many times over the weekend about our
workshops, so here is the latest schedule.
Don't forget April 16 Ladies' Night Out in downtown
Pacific. It's always a fun time, so come see us!
April/May Workshops (play dates)
636-257-3303
Registration and payment required prior to workshop date.
April 22 – Stenciled Floor Cloth
6:00-9:00 p.m. (Tues.)
Paint your own stenciled 2’x3’ vinyl floor cloth. Limited to 3 participants due to space. Cost:
$65.00 All supplies provided.
April 25 – Frame Workshop
6:00-8:00 (Friday)
In this workshop you will be introduced to Wood Icing and Chalk Paint®, which will be
applied to a frame for you to take home. Cost: $45.00 All supplies provided.
April 26 - Chalk Paint® 101
9:30-12:30 (Sat.)
In this workshop you will learn four painting techniques (Two-color distress, modern, rustic
and gilded finish). You will also learn to apply Annie Sloan Soft Wax. You will leave with
four painted molding pieces and tons of knowledge to go home and paint your own pieces.
Cost: $115.00 All supplies provided.
May 2 & 3 – Wood Icing
6:00-8:00 p.m. on 05/02 and 10:00-12:00 on 05/03
In this workshop you will learn the application of Wood Icing to add texture and dimension to
your projects. This workshop is two parts to allow for drying time. Cost: $115.00 All
supplies provided.
Book Antiquing
This workshop is being revamped . . . stay tuned for details.
Paint With Us
This is a 3-hour workshop which can be scheduled, at your convenience, any time during
normal shop hours. Bring in your own piece to paint. Item should be something small you
can carry into the shop yourself such as an end table, cabinet door, drawer, chair, etc. You
paint independently with guidance as needed. Piece will have to be taken home for
completion if not completed within the three hours. Cost: $75.00 All supplies included.
No refunds.
GO BIG GO SIX FLAGS – NOW OPEN Weekends!
2014 Six Flags St. Louis Season!
Experience the new addition…TSUNAMI SOAKER
The first interactive water ride featuring spinning boats with 6 seats
armed with a water gun!
Enjoy 9 roller coasters at the Coaster Capital of Missouri and
Hurricane Harbor, Missouri’s only FREE water park with theme park
admission! It’s 12 acres of Caribbean-themed water thrills and fun!
Discount Tickets - YOUR BEST SAVINGS!
Available for purchase at Pacific Area Chamber of Commerce
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One Day General Admission Price Child or Adult - $37.00
(Main Gate Price $61.83 for an adult, $45.55 for a child)
Season Pass - $55.00 - (Main Gate Price - $73.76)
Tickets are valid at Six Flags St. Louis only
All ticket sales purchased through the Chamber are final
Parking Passes must be purchased at Six Flags or online
The 2014 Season begins on Saturday April 5 w/Weekend operation until
May 18
Daily operation runs from May 19 - August 12 followed by weekend
operation August 16 - November 2
Hurricane Harbor water park opens Saturday, May 24
visit www.sixflags.com/stlouis for more information
Spring Fest - Easter Egg Hunt
At PYA Ball Parks
In Pacific, MO
www.pacificchristianchurch.org
Sponsored by 6 Area Pacific Churches
10:00 am – 2:30 pm
Saturday, April 19
YOU MUST REGISTER for a time to participate in the Egg Hunt!
• Go To: www.pacificchristianchurch.org
• Click On Egg Hunt and register for a time
The egg hunt is for grade school age children ONLY!
Other Spring Fest Activities
Face Painting
Stories
Assorted Kids Activities
Concession Stand
All local community children are welcome
Tri-County Community Senior Center
800 West Union Street
Pacific, Missouri 63069
(636) 257-6264
2nd Annual
5k RUN / WADDLE / ROLL
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Facts About Underwriters and Sponsorship
Who are sponsors and underwriters?
Sponsors and underwriters are a special group of donors who agree to support
the Tri-County Community Senior Center via their contributions to special
events that are beneficial to the support of the Tri-County Community Senior
Center.
How will your donation benefit the Tri-County Community?
All the money raised by this Special Event will directly benefit the Tri-County
Community Senior Center, a non-profit organization whose primary mission is:
MISSION STATEMENT
The Tri-County Community Senior Center is dedicated to providing the highest
quality recreational, social and supportive services to mature adults. It is our
goal to foster a warm environment where individuals can explore and enjoy
activities and services designed to meet the needs and enrich the lives of our
diverse older adult population.
VISION STATEMENT
Tri-County Community Senior Center will be recognized as a model center for
excellence in the delivery of services to mature adults and will be ever
committed to meeting the needs of those it serves.
How will your donation benefit your company?
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You will receive high visibility. Our special events attract prestigious
members of our community.
Your tax-deductible contribution helps to Offer the mature adult a
chance to participate in many different programs, games and
activities on a daily basis.
In addition you will receive program recognition and event signage at
the event.
How can you enhance your sponsorship?
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Providing attendance prizes with your company’s name and logo
Contest or raffle under your company’s name
Developing your own unique promotion.
How can I sign up as a sponsor or underwriter?
Simply fill out the attached form and return it to Tri-County Community Senior
Center as early as possible.
Tri-County Community Senior Center
RUN/WADDLE/ROLL
800 West Union Street
Pacific, Missouri 63069
(636) 257-6264
Sponsorship Options:
Platinum
$1,000
8 Runners, Event Signage (Start & Finish), Colored T-Shirts,
Signage on All event T-Shirts, 10x10 Vendor Booth
Gold
$750
5 Runners, Event Signage (Start & Finish),
Signage on All event T-Shirts, 10x10 Vendor Booth
Silver
$500
3 Runners, Event Signage (Start & Finish),
10x10 Vendor Booth
Bronze
$250
2 Runners, Event Signage (Start & Finish),
10x10 Vendor Booth
Vendor Registration
$100
Sponsorship Registration
Name
Corporate Name
Address
City
State
Zip
Work/Home Phone
Please check one:
Platinum $1,000
Gold $750
Silver $500
Bronze $250
Vendor Registration $100
Other Donation
Make checks payable to: Tri-County Community Senior Center
Please return Donation To:
Tri-County Community Senior Center
RUN/WADDLE/ROLL
800 West Union Street
Pacific, Missouri 63069
(636) 257-6264
INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION
Official Entry Form
No pets, roller blades, bikes, or skateboards during the 5k Run • Strollers will be permitted
during the 1mile Walk
No Refunds will be given
INDIVIDUAL
FAMILY (Fill out a registration form for each person)
PHONE:_______________________ GENDER:
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NAME:_________________________________________________________AGE:
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ADDRESS:___________________________________________________________________
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CITY:___________________________________STATE:________________ZIP:__________
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I WILL PARTICIPATE IN: □ 5k RUN □ 1mile WALK
EMAIL:______________________________________________________________________
T-SHIRT: SMALL MEDIUM LARGE XLARGE XX LARGE
(The first 200 participants are guaranteed a race t-shirt, so sign up early!)
RELEASE OF LIABILITY: IN CONSIDERATION for being permitted to participate in the 5K
WALK/RUN/ROLL (the “Event”) THE UNDERSIGNED: HEREBY RELEASES, WAIVES,
DISCHARGES AND COVE-NANTS NOT TO SUE the Tri-County Community Senior Center
(hereinafter collectively referred to as “Released Parties”), their officials, employees, members, officers,
directors or volunteers assisting in the Event, Officials, promoters, sponsors, advertisers; owners or
lessees of premises used to conduct the Event and each of them, their officials and employees, all for the
purpose herein referred to as “releasees”, from all liability to the undersigned, his/her personal
representatives, assigns, heirs and next of kin for any and all property damage, bodily injury or death of
the undersigned, whether caused by the negligence of the releasees or otherwise while the undersigned is
participating in the Event. HEREBY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY AND SAVE AND HOLD
HARMLESS the releasees and each of them from any loss, damage, or cost (including attorney’s fees)
they may incur due to the presence of the undersigned participating in the Event and whether caused by
the negligence, gross negligence or intentional misconduct of the releasees or other-wise. THE
UNDERSIGNED FURTHER agrees that he or she will not participate in the Event while under the
influence of alcohol or any substance. THE UNDERSIGNED further expressly agrees that the foregoing
release, waiver, and indemnity agreement is intended to be as broad and inclusive as is permitted by the
law of the State of Missouri and that if any portion thereof is held invalid, it is agreed that the balance
shall, notwithstand-ing, continue in full legal force and effect. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS READ AND
VOLUNTARILY SIGNS THE RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY
AGREEMENT, and further agrees that no oral representations, statements or inducements apart from the
foregoing written agreement have been made. THE UNDERSIGNED ALSO AGREES TO release the
use of any photos, slides, videotapes, etc. that might contain the UNDERSIGNED for future use in
promotional and/or information activities as deemed appropriate by any of the releasees.
SIGNATURE:_________________________________________________________________
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DATE:_________________________
Additional Date Information
Pre registration Packet pickup:
April 18 from 12pm-6pm @ Tri County Community Senior Center
Event Day Registration begins at 7:00am
Address
800 West Union Street
Pacific, MO 63069
Fees
Adult: $20.00 by 3/15, $25.00 after; Youth (under 18): $15.00 by 3/1, $20.00
after
Late Registrants aren’t guaranteed a race t-shirt
Online Registration Close Date
http://is.gd/5KRunWaddleRollRace
17, 2014
Online Registration Closes April
Timing Info
Select Timing System. You simply pin your race number on the front of your
shirt and you are good to go.
Awards
Male and Female overall
Male & Female: 1st- 5th place. By Age Category: 10 -14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29,
30-34,35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-80, 81 and over.
Safety
For the safety of others, please no strollers, pets, roller blades or bicycles.
Weather
Rain or shine; No refunds due to weather conditions
Additional Information
T-shirt Guaranteed to first 200 Registrants • Awards Ceremony Following Event
Pacific Farmers Market
Opens Saturday, May 3
8am – 12 Noon
Pacific Station Plaza
Open Every Saturday throughout the summer
Last Weekend September 20
Vendors:
Fresh Produce, Herbs, Hot Peppers, Tye-Dye T-Shirts, Honey,
Preserve, Jams & Butters, Hanging Baskets
And
Crooked Creek Beef
Wanting an Egg Vendor and other Vendors
Contact:
Chris Thone
Market Manager
(314) 920 – 7450
pacificfarmersmarket@gmail.com
American Cancer Society
Relay for Life
2014 Relay for Life of Pacific
Friday June 20 – Saturday, June 21
6:00 pm – 2:00 am
Pacific High School
425 Indian Warpath Drive
Pacific, MO 63069
Register Today!
www.relayforlifeorg/pacificmo
For more information, contact your Event Chair:
Heather Filley at 314-578-5143 or filleygirl@att.net
RelayForLife.org - 1.800.227.2345
Pacific Lions Club
Heading up a COMMUNITY PROJECT!
They are looking for Community Involvement because this project affects the
enthusiasm of the entire town!
Organizations, Groups, Businesses – Get Involved, get noticed!
Assistance is needed placing flags along Osage for the following “Flag
Holidays”
Memorial Day – Monday, May 26
Flag Day – Saturday, June 14
Independence Day – Friday, July 4
Labor Day – Monday, September 1
Patriots Day – Thursday, September 11
Veterans Day – Tuesday, November 11
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Pacific Lions Club stores the flags in the garage at the Lions Club – you
will be given access to the garage – the flags are labeled
There are approximately 42 flags to place with more coming as
additional light posts are placed along Osage
You start at PHS and go to 7th Street with a police escort
You should have access to a pick-up truck to put the flags in the truck,
ride along and place the flags in the posts from the truck – a raised step
is supplied by the Lions Club for use in the truck, but must be returned!
Flags are placed out at 7am (approx. 1 ½ hours) and taken up at the end
of the same day and put back at the Lions Club Garage for storage
You may take a picture of your organization or group placing the flags in
the posts and submit it to the Current for publication!
CONTACT: Rose Ryder – (636) 222-0260