Christmas - Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce

NOVEMBER 2009
281.488.7676 • 1201 NASA Parkway, Houston, TX 77058 • www.clearlakearea.com
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RE/MAX Ballunar Liftoff
Festival
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Christmas Boat Lane Parade
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Epicurean Evening 2010
YP Heart Walk
Letter from President Bush
General Membership
Luncheon
Ribbon Cuttings
& New Members
Business After Hours
Distinguished Investors
Member Renewals
Christmas
Boat Lane arade
TEXAS' 48TH ANNUAL
ON CLEAR LAKE
Saturday,
December 12
6:00 pm
See page 4
for more
details
FROM THE...
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
Greetings Fellow Chamber Investors,
Wow! One month has already passed since I became
your Chairman. Again, I must say what an honor it is to
be Chairman of the Board for the such an outstanding
Chamber.
Building a strong membership makes a successful
organization. We have several new members this month
thanks to the Chamber staff and current member’s
recruitment efforts. So, if you meet a new member at an
event or meeting, “welcome & thank” them for joining
the Chamber. Help them introduce their business to
others, or invite them to join a committee you may be
on. Most important, introduce yourself and company to
the new members.
MICHAEL DIVINE
As an existing member, you may want to invest in
Visiting Angels,
“upgrading” your membership to one of our Distinguished
levels, Chairman’s Council, President’s Council or Living Assistance Services
Director’s Council. These different levels may be catered
to specifically meet your interests in supporting the Chamber.
I hope you had the opportunity to attend the RE/MAX Ballunar Liftoff Festival. The
weather was fantastic, and the crowds were unbelievable throughout the day on Saturday.
The Balloon Glows on both Friday and Saturday evenings were spectacular. Through out
the day the skydivers and rocket launches provided some amazing entertainment as well.
Thanks to all of you who volunteered to assist the Chamber in producing this festival.
The General Membership Luncheon for October was extremely interesting. I felt very
privileged to be in the presence of Rear Admiral W. Mark Skinner and Command Master
Chief John Heck along with other officers from CVN 77, USS George H.W. Bush aircraft
carrier. While listening to the Rear Admiral and Master Chief, I couldn’t help but think, how
grateful and thankful we all should be to have such great men and women serving in all
branches or our Armed Services.
Looking ahead just a bit, I hope you can join us for the 48th Annual Christmas Boat
Lane Parade on December 12th. I know the committee is still looking for sponsors along
with goodie bag items for the boat captains. Also in December, once again, this year,
the Chamber will be hosting its annual Christmas Open House, which will also serve as our
unveiling for the work that has been done to the Chamber building and grounds since
Hurricane Ike came roaring through. Lastly, let’s not forget, Epicurean Evening will be here
before we know it, so you might plan on volunteering on the committee or being a sponsor
for the evening. Hope to see you around the Chamber and the community!
Sincerely
Michael Divine
Visiting Angels,
Living Assistance Services
HORIZONS
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2009 - 2010 EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
MICHAEL DIVINE
Chairman of the Board
Visiting Angels, Living Assistance Services
JOAN MCKINNEY
Vice Chairman Administration
Norman Frede Chevrolet
JIM SWEENEY
Vice Chairman Finance
Minuteman Press Bay Area
MIKE FURIN
Vice Chairman Membership
My Flooring America
JOE MAYER
Vice Chairman Research
Lockheed Martin
CATHY TURNER
Past Chairman of the Board
Houston Chronicle
2009 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
RICHARD ALLEN
Space Center Houston
RANDY ASHBY
Waldron & Schneider, L.L.P.
WALTER BARTEL
CenterPoint Energy
ASHLEY CARNER
AMOCO Federal Credit Union
WESTON DAVIS
ADP Total Source
NOI DAWSON, E.A.
Dawson Tax & Financial Services
CHUCK EMERSON
Chuck Emerson Agency
BETSEY ENNIS
Bay Area Media Services/SCENE
MICHAEL GIANGROSSO
Comfort Suites Seabrook
LIBBY JONES
Prudential Gary Greene
JAMIESON MACKAY
Gulf Coast Educators Federal Credit Union
KIM MCLEAN
McLean Environmental Services
DR. TOM MUECKE
Berkeley Eye Center Bay Area
MIKE MULLER
ARI Construction
LISA NORMAN
Cokinos, Bosien & Young
ROSS NORMAN III
Centex Homes
PATRICK PETTIT
Bay Oaks Country Club
PRISCILLA SCHNEIDER
5 to 50 Networks
EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS
RICHARD FILIP
Ballunar Liftoff Festival, Inc.
PAM SUMMERS
Bay Area Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau
BOB MITCHELL
Bay Area Houston Economic Partnership
COLETTA CASTLESCHOULDT
Bay Area Transportation Partnership
GREG SMITH
Clear Creek Independent School District
NATALIE O’NEILL
Clear Lake Area Council of Cities
WILLIAM STAPLES
University of Houston-Clear Lake
EX-OFFICIO MEMBER
PEGGY WOOTEN
NASA/Johnson Space Center
GENERAL COUNSEL
DICK GREGG, JR.
Gregg & Gregg, P.C.
STAFF
CINDY HARRELD, IOM, President & CEO
SUNYA FITZ, Director of Finance
ELLEN MASSEY, Administrative Assistant
FEBE MENENDEZ, Director of Communications
STEPHANIE RICE, Director of Membership
SHARI SWEENEY, Director of Marketing
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SEPTEMBER 2009
CINDY HARRELD
W
hat an exciting couple of months
we have had, September was the
end of our Chamber’s fiscal year
and we ended it with a bang! Our 22nd
Annual Business EXPO on September 3rd was
a great success. Also, the Annual Chairman’s
Ball “Saturday Night Fever”, if you missed it,
you missed a great time. Thank you, Damon
Pampolina with PRP Entertainment, for
keeping us on the dance floor all night long.
What a work out and a fun time too!
Then came October and the 16th Annual
RE/MAX Ballunar Liftoff Festival presented by
the City of Nassau Bay. You may not know
that Ballunar Liftoff Festival, Inc. is a separate
organization from the Chamber with it’s own
501 (c)(3) tax-exempt status. The mission of
Ballunar Liftoff Festival is to “help the public
learn about aviation and space exploration,
and to sponsor and fund educational
activities that encourage young people to
learn about aviation and aeronautics by
studying mathematics and science.”
Over the past 16 years through grants
awarded by Ballunar Liftoff Festival, Inc. more
than 16,000 Title 1 School Children, Pre K and
K-12, have been given the opportunity to take
field trips to the Johnson Space Center and its
Official Museum, Space Center Houston. They
receive hands-on interactive experience
while sitting in the flight-deck of a space
shuttle, learning how to operate robots on
Mars from a Space Station and learning to live
in Space. Ballunar Liftoff Festival’s contribution
has also helped create classrooms where
children K-8 can learn about the science
and technology used in the space program.
This environment challenges children’s minds
while teaching them skills such as using
astronaut training programs, designing and
building programmed robotic rovers and
digitally docking the Shuttle with the ISS.
Our Chamber is contracted by Ballunar
Liftoff Festival, Inc. to produce the Festival
and we could not do it without the support of
the Johnson Space Center and the crew at
Space Center Houston.
Many of you have also participated in
the event each year as well by attending,
volunteering or serving on the grounds
committee – Thank you for your support of
the Festival. Additionally, Michael Divine with
Visiting Angels, Living Assistance Services and
our Chamber’s Chairman of the Board has
served as the Grounds Committee Chairman
for 2 years. Michael, I want to thank you for
your commitment to making the RE/MAX
Ballunar Liftoff Festival a success and thank
you for helping to keep me sane during the
Festival set up.
I’m so happy to announce that JSC Federal
Credit Union has upgraded their membership
to the “Directors Council” Distinguished
Investor level. Thank you to Michael Brown
and Jennifer Robinett for continuing your
support of our Chamber by helping us to
achieve our goals for the community. If
you want to learn more about becoming a
Distinguished Investor of our Chamber please
feel free to contact myself or Stephanie Rice,
our Director of Membership at 281/488-7676.
November reminds us of what we have to
be thankful for each year and I’m thankful for
this wonderful community. Our Clear Lake/
Bay Area Houston region continues to be
a shining star in our great State and I feel
privileged to work and live here.
Thank you again for the opportunity to
lead this Chamber by serving the community
it represents. I hope you and your family have
a wonderful Thanksgiving Holiday!
With Warm Regards,
RE/MAX Ballunar
Liftoff Festival
Presented by the City of Nassau Bay
The crisp, cool weather arrived just in time to set the mood for great
festival atmosphere. The 16th annual RE/MAX Ballunar Liftoff Festival
presented by the City of Nassau Bay was held October 23-25.
This one-of-a-kind tribute to human flight, displayed
a beautiful hot air balloon ascension. The threeday family friendly event featured hot air balloon
competitions, illuminating evening balloon glows,
countless skydiving exhibitions, great music including
live entertainment by the U.S. Navy Mid-South Rock
Band Express, and various aviation equipment
displays.
As one of the largest navigational and maneuvering
competitions in the nation the festival showcased over
70 hot air balloons, flown by some of the world's most
experienced aerial navigators. Balloon pilots also competed
for a $5,000 cash prize during the Lockheed Martin Shuttle
Rendezvous.
On Saturday, October 24th, this year’s festival conducted a
NASA open house and a Salute to Law Enforcement exposition. Law
enforcement officials were on site greeting the public and Kemah Fire
Department received the most votes for the favorite fire truck.
The festival also featured many arts and crafts booths including
sand art and caricature drawings and concession booths featuring
the always popular kettle corn and turkey legs. A midway with rides
and games for children and adults also provided entertainment
throughout the weekend.
Thank you to all volunteers and sponsors for your time and dedication
to this commemoration of mankind's first form of flight.
Kemah Fire Department voted favorite fire truck
Lockheed Martin Shuttle Rendezvous
HORIZONS
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The Christmas Boat Lane
Parade Hits the Water on
Saturday, December 12
T
he Christmas spectacular, Texas' 48th
Annual Christmas Boat
Lane Parade on Clear Lake
will welcome the holiday
season on Saturday, December 12, 2009.
Yachts, row boats, sail
boat, boats of all sizes will
be decked out with lights
and other festive decor. The
parade will caravan from
South Shore Harbour Marina
and Nassau Bay Lagoon,
through the Clear Lake
channel, out into Galveston
Bay and back again.
Entry numbers must be
visible on all decorated
boats to compete for one
or more of our many awards,
including the Mayors Cups,
given at the Awards Brunch
on Sunday, December 13 at
South Shore Harbour Resort
and Conference Center.
Early entry is only $60
per boat and includes two
tickets to the Awards Brunch
and a Skipper's Bag of
goodies courtesy Hollis, Huff,
Lewis & Co., P.C.
Participate
in
this
spectacular holiday parade
by entering a boat, donating
items to the Skipper’s Bags
or by becoming a sponsor!
Promote your company and
support this Clear Lake Area
holiday tradition, for details
contact Shari Sweeney 281488-7676.
Christmas Boat Lane Parade Committee
Front, left to right: Sandy Christiansen, CHRISTUS St. John Hospital; Christmas Boat
Lane Parade Chairman Jim Christiansen, Lockheed Martin; Chamber President
and CEO Cindy Harreld, CLACC; Hedy Holland, Trustmark National Bank; Shari
Sweeney, CLACC;
Middle, left to right: Tommy Tipton; Keri Owens, ARI Construction; Rodney Ray,
Freedom Boat Club; Cecilia Coleman;
Back: Mark Hollis, Hollis Huff Lewis & Company, P.C.
Not pictured: Jacob Berry, Superior Lighting Design; Bob & Kim Bavousett,
Seabrook Professional Home Inspections; Deborah Coffey, Met Life - Kevin &
Deborah Coffey and Phillip Eldridge, Plan Ahead Events.
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SEPTEMBER 2009
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Thank
YOU
LAURA PENINNO. Past Chairman of the Board Cathy Turner
of the Houston Chronicle, presents Laura Pennino of Pennino
and Partners with a plaque of recognition for her services as
Program Chairman.
JAMIESON MACKAY. Dr. Peter Wuenschel of Communities
in Schools-Bay Area, Inc. and Past Chairman of the Board
Cathy Turner of the Houston Chronicle, express their gratitude
to Jamieson Mackay of Gulf Coast Educators Federal Credit
Union for his time and dedication as the New Teachers'
Luncheon Chairman.
MICHAEL DIVINE. Chamber President and CEO Cindy Harreld
recognizes Chairman of the Board Michael Divine of Visiting
Angels, Living Assistance Services a for his dedication to
the RE/MAX Ballunar Liftoff Festival as Grounds Committee
Chairman
HORIZONS
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GO GREEN
T
he Green Business Bureau offers
businesses an easy to use tool
and clear road map to become
eco-efficient, one step at a time. By
going green you not only save the
environment, but also save on energy
and material costs. Enjoy the increased
visibility and marketing advantage that
comes with being part of this nationally
recognized network of green friendly
businesses. Not every business can be
perfectly green, but every business can
start.
diplomat
of the
month
Chairman of the Board Michael Divine,
Visiting Angels, Living Assistance Services; Lena Gilley, QSTAFF Incorporated;
Carmen Kranz Green, QSTAFF Incorporated; Marcos J. Cordero, The Green
Business Bureau and Rhonda SanFilipo,
Trust Mark National Bank.
Education Division tours new
CCISD Education Village
T
he
Chamber's
Education
Division toured the new Clear
Creek ISD Education Village,
located in League City.
Sandra Mossman Elementary
School - phase one of the Education
Village - opened in August. This K-12
complex has been ranked among
the top 10 construction projects
in Texas and is the only one
of its kind in the state. A
new intermediate and
high school are scheduled
to open in 2010.
Christy
Martinez
Who:
Christy Martinez
Property Manager
El Dorado View Apartments
& Piper's Cove
Happy Thanksgiving
FROM YOUR CHAMBER STAFF
Chamber Office Closed
November 26 & 27
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SEPTEMBER 2009
Chamber YP's Walk All Over Heart Disease
C
ardiovascular disease is our nation's no. 1 killer.
In fact, seventy percent of Americans don't
get enough exercise, blaming lack of time and
motivation, this limited physical activity increase the risk
of heart disease and stroke. As our waistbands have
expanded, so have the number of preventable illnesses
and health care costs.
Are you ready to fight heart disease? According to a
study published in the New England Journal of Medicine,
you may gain two hours of life expectancy for each
hour of regular, vigorous exercise.
On October 17th, the Clear Lake Area
Chamber Young Professional participated in
the Start! Bay Area Heart Walk. The Heart
Walk took place early Saturday morning at
the Kemah Boardwalk.
"The great weather and awesome scenery
at the Boardwalk led to a great turn out, our
YP's were ready to go," said Young Professionals
Chairman Richard A. Simmons of Waldron &
Schneider, L.L.P.
The Chamber had 11 Young Professionals participate,
raising over $700.
HORIZONS
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SPOTLIGHT
TABLES
CLEAR LAKE CITY
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
The Chamber proudly presents:
Rear Admiral W. Mark Skinner and
Command Master Chief John Heck
with crew members of the
USS George HW Bush:
Lieutenant Commander John Schofield
Mass Communications Specialist Jason Winn
MC3 Aidan Campbell
www.clcca.org • 281-488-0360
POWER ENERGY, USA
281-367-9700
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON
CLEAR LAKE
www.uhcl.edu
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In honor of the crew of the USS George HW Bush, President George Bush
was extended an invitation to attend the Chamber's October General
Membership Luncheon. Although President Bush was not able to join us
he expressed his sincere respect for the Armed Forces that defend our
great Nation.
HORIZONS
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WELCOME
NEW
RIBBONCuttings
CHAMBER MEMBERS
Clear Lake United
Methodist Church
Please welcome the newest members of the
Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce. Show
your support by patronizing their business at any
opportunity. *Denotes membership sponsor
281-488-5110
www.clearlakemethodist.org
The purpose of Clear Lake United
Methodist is to worship God,
study the Bible, grow in faith,
nurture discipleship, reach out to
others and serve the church and
community.
Holiday Inn Suites
Debbie Cowen
302 W. Bay Area Blvd.
Webster, TX 77598
(281) 335-6272
www.hiwebster.com
Hotels/Motels/Bed &
Breakfast
*Staff: Stephanie Rice
StarTex Power
Evelyn Meador Library
281-474-9142
Evelyn Meador Library is located
in Seabrook. The existing building
was damaged during Hurricane
Ike however - through the support
of local officials - plans to rebuild
are underway.
Darrell Holmes
1705 Valero Drive
Friendswood, TX 77546
(281) 682-1561
Energy
*Staff: Paul Yarbrough,
Post Oak Publishing
Texas Army
National Guard
Richard Flores
Building 1182 Ellington Field
Houston, TX 77034
(832) 729-4180
*Staff: Stephanie Rice
Wealth Development
Strategies, L.P.
Lionel (JJ) Jack
4203 Montrose, 5th Floor
Houston, TX 77006
(713) 561-8144
www.wealthdevelopment
strategies.com
Financial Services
*Staff: Cindy Harreld
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Free UR Feet, Inc.
281-291-7630
www.freeurfeet.com
Free UR Feet sandals & flip flops
is located in Seabrook, less
than one mile from the Kemah
Boardwalk. Free UR Feet is
committed to providing you with
the most comfortable and stylish
brands of footwear on and off
the water.
Precision
Radiotherapy Center
713-512-3200
www.prchouston.com
Precision Radiotherapy, Radiation Oncology is under the direction of Kirk Kanady M.D., a
Harvard trained, board certified
Radiation Oncologist. Radiation
Oncology is also performed by
Theodore K. Yang, M.D.
Staybridge Suites
281-338-0900
www.staybridgesuites.com/
webstertexas
This upscale hotel has many
innovative features including
LCD TVs with 24 HD channels in
every suite, an executive club
level fitness center, outdoor
putting green and the "Just like
Home Theater" experience.
BU SINESS
after
HOURS
LAKEWOOD YACHT CLUB
2425 NASA Parkway,
Seabrook 77586
281-474-2511
www.lakewoodyachtclub.com
Lakewood is more than just a yacht
club, it is a haven for members, their
Chamber President & CEO Cindy Harreld,
CLACC; Marcy Fryday, Lakewood Yacht
Club and Chairman of the Board Michael
Divine, Visiting Angels, Living Assistance
Services.
families and guests. There is a sense
of peace and tranquility that makes
Lakewood an incomparable place
of refuge combined with social and
water activities.
SPEED
NETWORKING
Marcy Fryday, Lakewood Yacht Club;
Chamber President & CEO Cindy
Harreld, CLACC and Sara Pencil
Blumenfeld Customer Keepers, LLC.
HORIZONS 11
k You
ThanDistinguished
Investors
CHAIRMAN'S COUNCIL
AMOCO Federal Credit Union
www.amocofcu.org
Centex Homes
ARI Construction
www.ariconstruction.com
Lynn's Landscaping
Lockheed Martin
www.lmso.external.lmco.com
at&t
www.att.com
PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL
DIRECTOR'S COUNCIL
Cokinos, Bosien & Young
Di Central
JSC Federal Credit Union
Waldron & Schneider, L.L.P.
Silver Eagle Distributors
www.abwholesaler.com/
silvereagle5/home
Visiting Angels,
Living Assistance Services
www.visitingangelshouston.com
CHAMBER PARTNERS
Bay Area Citizen
Houston Chronicle
PARTNERS FOR PROGRESS
AMOCO Federal Credit Union
ARI Construction
Brinkmann Roofing
Centex Homes
Cokinos, Bosien & Young
DRDA, PC CPA’s
Lynn’s Landscaping
My Flooring America
State Sign Corporation
Visiting Angels, Living Assistance Services
12 SEPTEMBER 2009
A
s a member of the Clear Lake Area
Chamber of Commerce, you now have the
opportunity to upgrade your membership
courtesy of our new Distinguished Investor Program.
Choose from four levels of commitment based
on your individual business needs.
Customized
investments are also available.
Act now and you may be eligible to credit
your current investment toward this program. For
additional information or if you have any questions,
please contact Stephanie Rice at the Chamber,
281-488-7676 or stephanie@clearlakearea.com
You
ThankMember
Renewals
The Chamber thanks each of the following members for renewing their membership
in the Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce.
39 Years
Lakewood Yacht Club
19 Years
Billings Jewelers Inc
35 Years
My Flooring America
18 Years
Aramco Outside Blinds Inc.
The Eye Clinic of Texas
33 Years
Prudential Gary Greene
Debra Blenderman
28 Years
Bay Area YMCAs
27 Years
Rainey Pool Company
26 Years
Bay Area Podiatry Associates
24 Years
Bay Area Council on
Drug/Alcohol Abuse
20 Years
Harbourview Care Center
Houston Hobby Airport Marriott
United Dominion
17 Years
Wings over Houston Airshow
15 Years & Under
Amegy Bank of Texas - Clear Lake
ATA Associates
Bay Area Montessori House, Inc.
Caroline & Wayne Bundy
Centex Homes
Certified Companies
Clear Creek Country Theatre, Inc.
Comfort Suites
Fish Window Cleaning
Floyd's Cajun Seafood House
Gamma Waste Systems, Inc.
Gay GMC Buick Pontiac
Gohlke & Company PC
Honda of Clear Lake
ICON Wellness Center & Medical Spa
Idearc Media Corporation
ITT Technical Institute
Jaguar Communications, Inc.
Lexus of Clear Lake
Living Magazine
Masa Sushi Japanese Fusion Restaurant
NASA One Trophies and Awards
Paramount Rehabilitation
& Health Care Center
S & A Sleep Solutions
Safe-Keeping Self Storage
Third Coast Bank
D. Huston Charter vc., Inc. Tow Boat/U.S.
Tru Green/Chem Lawn
Wealthcare Asset Management
West Bay Common School
Children's Museum
OVER come your fear of
PUBLIC SPEAKING
Toastmasters
Join us Every FRIDAY
at 8:00 am at the Chamber
"My Flooring America" Boardroom
1201 NASA Parkway, Houston
www.toastmasters.org
For more information call 281-488-7676
HORIZONS 13
NOVEMBER 2009
Calendar of Events
MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR MEMBERSHIP
03 Business Development Seminar - 8:30 AM
at the Chamber in the My Flooring America Boardroom
04 Ribbon Cutting: Bailey & Galyen - 1:00 PM
Houston Safe Boating Council Meeting - 6:00 PM
at the Chamber in the My Flooring America Boardroom
Board of Directors Meeting - 11:30 AM
18333 Egret Bay Blvd., Ste. 120, Houston 77058
at the Chamber in the My Flooring America Boardroom
Christmas Boat Lane Parade Committee Meeting - 4:00 PM
General Membership Luncheon - 11:30 AM
at the Chamber in the My Flooring America Boardroom
Hilton Houston NASA Clear Lake
05 Diplomats Meeting - 8:04 AM
3000 NASA Parkway, Houston 77058
at the Chamber in the My Flooring America Boardroom
Christmas Boat Lane Parade Committee Meeting - 4:00 PM
Ribbon Cutting: Bay House Apartments - 9:30 AM
at the Chamber in the My Flooring America Boardroom
2041 San Sebastian Ct., Houston 77058
New Member Orientation - 8:00 AM
Business After Hours - 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
at the Chamber in the My Flooring America Boardroom
Main Event Entertainment, 1125 Magnolia Ave., Webster
Epicurean Evening 2010 Committee Meeting - 2:30 PM
10 Executive Officers Meeting - 9:00 AM
at the Chamber in the My Flooring America Boardroom
Chamber Office, 1201 NASA Parkway, Houston 77058
Thanksgiving Day!
Ribbon Cutting: Texas Citizens Bank - 4:00 PM
Chamber Closed until November 30
14020 Highway 3, Suite 100, Houston 77058
THE
SAVE DATE
• DECEMBER 12
48th Annual Christmas Boat Lane Parade
• DECEMBER 17
Chamber Open House
• FEBRUARY 4
Epicurean Evening 2010
• MARCH 8
Spring Fever Golf Classic
Horizons is published monthly by
Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce.
Please send e-mail address changes to:
Febe Menendez, Editor,
febe@clearlakearea.com
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