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Chamber of Commerce Newsletter
November, 2013
Volume 35, Issue 11
Chamber Premium Members
Gold Members
A+ Printing
A.L.C. Services, LLC
Albright Abstract & Title Guaranty Company
Albright Insurance Agency, Inc.
Jack Bowker Ford Lincoln
Cable ONE
City of Ponca City
Dancey-Meador Publications, Inc.
Eastman National Bank
Evans and Associates Enterprises, Inc.
First National Bank of Oklahoma
GammaStream Technologies, Inc.
Kaw Enterprise Development Authority
KQSN FM Sunny 104.7
Lindsay Manufacturing, Inc.
Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Osage Casino
Osage Nation
Otoe-Missouria Gaming Enterprise
Parker Pest Control, Inc.
Personnel Staffing, Inc.
Phillips 66
The Ponca City News
RCB Bank
Rick Scott Construction, Inc.
Sooner Construction Company
Team Radio
TPI Staffing Service
The 28th Leadership Class had Ponca City History Day on Wednesday, October 9th. They heard from Bill McFadden,
played by Bruce Evans; E.W. Marland, played by Mike Mott; Lydie Marland, played by Jayne Detten; B.S. Barnes,
played by Phil Bandy; Lew Wentz, played by Mayor Homer Nicholson; and Zack Miller, played by John Raley. They
truly make Ponca City history come alive!
Community Wide Holiday Giveaway in full swing!
The 2013 Community Wide Holiday Giveaway started Saturday, November 2 nd, with 85
participating Chamber businesses. The Ponca City Business Council Committee of the Chamber of
Commerce oversees this incredible retail event, which is recognized as the largest retail promotion
of its kind in both Oklahoma and Kansas.
There will be $13,000 in Santa Bucks given away, including the largest prize of $5,000. The ticket
drawing will be held on Thursday, December 19th, starting at 7 p.m. Winners will be announced on
all 6 local Ponca City radio stations.
For every $10 spent with a participating Chamber business, you will receive one ticket, with a
maximum limit per transaction of 500 tickets. You can also receive one free ticket just by visiting a
89.7 The House/88.7 My Praise FM participating Chamber business.
Silver Members
Food Pyramid
Hospice of North Central OK, Inc.
Ponca City Discount Foods
Bronze Members
Brandt’s Ace Hardware
Cabbiness Engineering, LLC
Century 21 Group One Realtors
Cherokee Strip Credit Union
Comfort Inn & Suites
Cremers Lawn and Landscape
Davis Moore Auto Group
Larry Murphy Insurance Agency, Inc.
Pryse Monument Company
Stolhand Heating & Air Conditioning
WBBZ AM 1230
This year, if you would like to share your tickets with your church, favorite non-profit organization,
or youth group etc., we encourage you to do so. Give the tickets to the director of the organization
and allow them the chance to win.
Ponca City radio stations KLOR Radio 99.3 FM, KPNC 100.7 Country, KQSN FM Sunny 104.7,
WBBZ AM 1230, 89.7 The House FM and 88.7 My Praise FM will broadcast the winning ticket
numbers on December 19th, starting at 7 p.m. You are encouraged to put your tickets in order so it is
easier to see if you have a winning ticket. The tickets will be drawn at the Chamber office, located at
5th and Grand Avenue, and phoned in to the participating radio stations. They will announce the
numbers on air and you will have 5 minutes to phone the Chamber office if you have the winning
number. You will then have a designated period of time, based on your location, to present the
ticket at the Chamber office.
Remember, you have the opportunity to win up to $13,000 in Santa Bucks in this year’s Community
Wide Holiday Giveaway! For more information, or for a brochure with all the details, phone the
Chamber at 765-4400 or come by the office at 5th and Grand Avenue.
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Why is it important to Shop Ponca First?
Shop Ponca First and you are supporting our schools. Our Ponca City businesses support our
schools through the Chamber PIE Partner Program, the school booster clubs, and various
extracurricular activities offered by our schools. No one else supports these programs like Ponca City
businesses – not an online retail business or a business in another community.
Shop Ponca First because our local businesses are the ones supporting our Ponca City United Way,
our churches, our local civic services, and the list goes on. When you shop Ponca City you are helping
these organizations. Every citizen benefits from these organizations supported by Ponca City
businesses.
Shop Ponca First because it allows our businesses to prosper... bringing you more variety in product
and service.
Shop Ponca First and you will save valuable time and gas.
Shop Ponca First and you are shopping with your friends.
Shop Ponca First and you are safe day and night.
Shop Ponca First and you keep tax dollars local, which equals more economic development
opportunity. Yes, shopping Ponca City will help expand our economy and expand job opportunities for
our citizens.
Shop Ponca First and you keep dollars here working for our community, providing more money for
city services such as streets, sewer, recreation, fire department, police department and again, the list
goes on and on.
Shop Ponca First and you will be assured that our businesses stand behind their products and
services. They are a phone call away. If you have an issue, they are right here in Ponca City to help.
Shop Ponca First because it is the right thing to do. We all benefit when that happens.
Shop Ponca First and you will not be disappointed!
Member-to-Member Discount Cards!
Please remember to use your Member-to-Member Discount Card for some great
bargains with our Chamber members who participate in this program. A complete list is
in this Chamber newsletter. Every member receives a Member-to-Member Discount
Card. Shop with other Chamber members for excellent prices and service! If you would
like to be added to this list, contact us today at 765-4400!
Don’t forget Chamber Bucks!
They make a great gift item!
www.poncacitychamber.com
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Meet the 2014 Leadership Class!
Brian Critchfield
Phillips 66
Bruce DeMuth
Pioneer Technology Center
Process Engineer
Superintendent / CEO
Spouse: Jill
Spouse: Carrie
Children: Aubrey, Heidi,
Joseph, Hannah
Children: Valorie, Brent,
Blake, Cole, Jessica
Interests/Hobbies:
Woodworking, Guitar,
Banjo, Gardening, Sports
Interests/Hobbies:
Raising show cattle,
Farming, Golf,
Fishing, Hunting,
Grandkids
Education: George
Washington, Brigham
Young University,
B.S, 2004; M.S, 2006
2101 N. Ash St.
Ponca City, OK 74601
(580) 718-4271
Phillips 66
1000 S. Pine St.
(580) 767-3201
Education: Sperry High
School, Oklahoma
State University,
B.S, 1981; M.S, 1986
Scott Flanery
Kevin Kreger
The Ponca City News
Assistant Vice-President
Circulation Manager
Spouse: Kacey
Spouse: Sherrie
Children: Brayden
Children: Trent,
Kourtney
Interests/Hobbies: Family
time, Grilling on the
patio, Golf, YMCA
Interests/Hobbies:
Running,
Weightlifting,
Racquet ball,
Swimming
Education: Tonkawa High
School, Northern
Oklahoma College,
Oklahoma State
University
1501 E. Prospect Ave.
(580) 762-2265
The Ponca City News
300 N. 3rd St.
(580) 765-3311
Education: Ponca City
High School,
Northern Oklahoma
College, Oklahoma
State University
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Chamber Report — November
By Natalie Fraser, 2013 Chamber Chair
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. It is so relaxed and gives us an
opportunity to gather with family and friends, eat, watch football, and be
grateful for all that we have. One of the things for which I am grateful is living
in the United States of America. After traveling a few weeks in Europe recently,
I came home with the reaffirmation that I am so lucky to be living in the United
States and even happier to be living in Ponca City, OK. There are many things
here in Ponca City that we take for granted that are not available in every
community, and we also avoid many of the issues that larger cities endure.
On my recent trips, I have had some time to catch up on the history of E.W. and
Lydie Marland. Every time I think about the movie "The Ends of the Earth," I
get more excited. Just think how incredible it would be to have it filmed in our
community. Getting the Marland story out to a much wider audience would be
great for Ponca City. Speaking of Mr. Marland, I can’t thank Pete Stynes
enough for hosting Business After Hours in the Marland Board Room and
Office at Phillips 66.
As we start winding down 2013, we still have so much to do and a very busy few
months ahead. The Community Wide Holiday Giveaway is the largest project
done by our Ponca City Business Council. We have made several changes that
will make it so much easier on our businesses. This year we are also adding the
Santa Buck Surprise program to the ways you are able to win. We will be giving
away instant prizes in our participating businesses. The sole purpose of this
retail promotion is to help keep our Ponca City retail base strong, and to
remind people to “Shop Ponca First.” A strong retail base is extremely
important and a sure sign of a vibrant and growing community.
Remember to ...
Shop Ponca First!
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THE REALITY OF OBAMACARE
November 8th Presentation to Provide Information to Businesses
David Myers, Ponca City Development Authority
Obamacare. Just the name is enough to set off a spirited discussion among even the most eclectic
group of friends. Officially called the Affordable Care Act, it has become the poster child for the difficulty
the federal government has in making decisions. The arguments from both supporters and detractors are
many. If those arguments are actually correct, well that seems to be a happy coincidence. The emotions
surrounding the issue run high and it is almost impossible to have a well-reasoned conversation with
people from any political persuasion.
So, naturally, that is exactly what Ponca City will do.
Behind all of the rhetoric, there is a law that is beginning to take effect. That law will have
consequences for employers and employees alike. The timing depends on a lot of variables but judgment
day draws nigh. In order to help Kay County employers better understand what the new law will mean to
them, PCDA, Pioneer Technology Center, the Ponca City Area Chamber of Commerce, Ponca City Main
Street, the University Center at Ponca City, the Blackwell Industrial Authority and the Tonkawa
Development Authority will be hosting Mr. Andy Adams, a recognized expert in the new law, to present two
overviews of the law for area businesses.
Mr. Adams is in high demand around the region as exchanges open and employers have notification
requirements. His lively, engaging style brings clarity to employers seeking answers to questions, rather
than political doublespeak. Adams is general counsel for an insurance firm in Houston and he holds a law
degree from the University of Texas.
Two sessions will be provided in order to give area businesses the opportunity to select the time that
works best for them. The two hour sessions are designed to help employers understand what is real, what
is not, what is required and when it will be required. The cost of admission is free.
Both sessions will be held at Pioneer Technology Center on Friday, November 8 th. The first session
begins at 9:00 a.m., and the second begins at 1:00 p.m.
If you plan to attend, you are asked to do only two things. The first is to RSVP to the Ponca City
Area Chamber of Commerce at 580.765.4400. The second is to leave politics at the door. It’s not that we
don’t all completely agree with everything you have to say. The goal of November 8 th, however, is to make
sure that Kay County employers are well armed with the facts they need to operate effectively. Since no one
in attendance will have the power to make any changes, these sessions are going to stick with helping
employers figure out how to comply with a law that some love, some hate, but everyone will have to live
with.
Make your plans now to attend one of these two hour sessions. This will be a no nonsense,
informative presentation, with questions to help you understand how you can meet your obligations under
the law. While the focus will be on what employers will need to do to comply, you may also pick up useful
information you can pass on to your employees about what this brave new world means to them.
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October Business after Hours
hosted by Phillips 66
Phillips 66 hosted the October Chamber Business after Hours in the historic Marland Oil Company office and board room
on the Phillips 66 complex. It was an outstanding evening with great food, drinks and fellowship. Thank you Phillips 66
for hosting!
unWINEd and Food Pyramid
November hosts for Chamber Business after Hours
The November Chamber of Commerce Business after Hours will be hosted by
unWINEd and Food Pyramid. The event will be held at unWINEd, located downtown
at 217 E. Grand Avenue. Business after Hours will be Tuesday, November 26 th, from
5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Please join us for this enjoyable evening of fellowship and sharing information with
other Chamber members. Make sure you bring your business card for a free drawing.
This is a come-and-go event!
Don’t forget to bring your business card!
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Chamber Outstanding Business Partner for November
Farha Wholesale/Fowler Vending
Farha Wholesale/Fowler Vending was selected by the Chamber’s Ponca City Business Council as the November
Outstanding Business Partner of the month. Presenting the award to owner Brad Beaty is Ponca City Business Council
Chair, Wendy Stobbe. Brad is shown with his wife Tina and father Ralph. Also shown from the committee are Diane
Anderson and Mike Culver.
Business Partner of the Month Spotlight with Brad Beaty!
Who are the business owners? Farha Wholesale/Fowler Vending is owned by the Beaty family.
Owners include Ralph and Pauletta Beaty as well as Brad and Tina Beaty.
What year was your business established? Fowler Vending was incorporated in 1966 and
Farha Wholesale was purchased from the Farha family in 1972.
What organizations are you passionate about and involved in within our community?
Ralph has been very active in Rotary for many years. Brad is heavily involved with the Rodeo
Foundations and helps with that event every year. The Beaty family is very civic-minded and
they support many local youth sports organizations and activities.
What services do you provide? Fowler Vending provides full line vending to all of northern
and western Oklahoma, which includes delivery of snacks and drinks to various businesses and
industries. Farha Wholesale distributes concession supplies, paper goods, janitorial products, and
coffee service.
What do you think is your business’s best product or attribute? Brad believes Farha
Wholesale/Fowler Vending’s best attribute is the excellent customer service they offer their
customers.
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Welcome New Chamber Members!
The Chamber encourages all members to conduct business with each other. The newest members listed below recently made an
important investment in their business by joining the Chamber. Please consider them for your personal and professional needs.
When you do, let them know you learned of their business through the Chamber!
Adams Plumbing (corrected email address)
Email: [email protected]
Layton Law Office, PLLC
Contact: Jennifer Layton
121 E. Grand Ave.
Phone: (580) 749-5934
Fax: (580) 749-5933
Website: www.jalaytonlawoffice.com
Jennifer Layton is a solo practitioner, focusing on criminal law, family
law, probate and estate planning, and bankruptcy.
James Rebik, D.O.
421 E. Hartford Ave.
Phone: (580) 718-4502
Fax: (580) 765-2123
Ponca City Medical Center opened Kay County Ear, Nose and Throat in
April to serve the needs of patients, young and old. The clinic is staffed by
James Rebik, D.O., a board certified otolaryngologist, frequently referred
to as an ENT (ear, nose, and throat) specialist, and an active member of
the medical staff at the hospital. Dr. Rebik received his medical degree
from Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine in Kirksville, Missouri.
His internship and residency were both completed at Kirksville Osteopathic Medical Center.
Candy Lindsey, D.O.
415 Fairview Ave., Ste. 201
Phone: (580) 762-9355
Fax: (580) 762-9358
Candy Lindsey, D.O., has joined the Ponca City Medical Center medical
staff and started seeing patients on August 27. Dr. Lindsey recently
completed the Family Medicine Residency Program at Oklahoma State
University Medical Center in Tulsa. She earned her medical degree from
Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences in 2010. Dr.
Lindsey already has connections to the hospital medical staff having
trained at OSU with Dr. Aaron Wilcox, who has been practicing in Ponca
City since 2011.
Grand Elegance Salon and Spa
Contact: Jennifer Peters
117 E. Grand Ave.
Phone: (580) 716-6326 or (580) 765-0786
Grand Elegance Salon and Spa is located downtown and has been in
business since 2004. Stop in to visit one of their many talented stylists
today!
Juicy’s Vapor Lounge
Contact: Zac Kirby
216 W. Grand Ave.
Phone: (580) 761-2303
Juicy's Vapor Lounge is an Oklahoma based electronic cigarette company
with 7 locations right here in Oklahoma. We pride ourselves on only
carrying the highest quality product and offering the best customer
service in the industry. With over 100 different flavors of e-liquid, Juicy's
offers a lounge like atmosphere where customers can sit down, relax, and
find the perfect flavor.
Sang’s Martial Arts
Contact: Anthony Sang
914 E. Highland Ave.
Phone: (580) 716-2944
Website: www.sangsmartialarts.com
Sang’s specializes in teaching Hoshi-Ki Kai Karate.
Get expert
instruction from Sensei Anthony Sang. Sang’s provides programs for all
ages, genders, and experience levels. Learn practical self-defense
techniques while building strength, flexibility, stamina, and confidence.
Train in a friendly environment tailored to your individual needs.
Carrine’s Floral and Gift
Contact: Sandi Jones
113 W. Prospect Ave.
Phone: (580) 762-7100
Website: www.carrinesfloral.net
Carrine's Floral & Gift has fresh flowers and a wide variety of gifts for
every occasion, big or small! We offer many unique items from local
crafters such as Stikz & Stonez, Crafty Creations, and Cute as a Button!
Come in and check out our ever changing inventory of gift items and
home décor. There's always free delivery in Ponca City for any fresh cut
floral arrangement or plant, and we can wire flowers and gifts anywhere
in the U.S. and Canada. Carrine's also has tanning beds with the lowest
monthly tanning packages around!
Ponca City Beauty College
Contact: Buffy Layman
122 N. 1st St.
Phone: (580) 762-1470
Ponca City Beauty College is owned by Jay and Buffy Layman. The
Beauty College’s desire is to inspire and motivate their students to find
success in the work force. They believe education is the foundation for
the future. Ponca City Beauty College’s mission is “to create a positive
learning environment that will provide a pathway to career success by
leading and inspiring a sincere desire for a better future.”
Juicy’s Vapor Lounge of Ponca City Inc.
Contact: Justin Dowell
2128 N. 14th St., Suite #3
Phone: (405) 714-8498
Website: www.juicysejuice.com
Here at Juicy's our goal is to provide a safer, healthier alternative to
cigarettes and tobacco products. We offer smokers a practical and
affordable option to curb their use and begin to live a smoke-free life. We
only carry top of the line, name brand products. Made with food-grade
ingredients, our e-juice is 100% made in the USA and endorsed by many
in the medical profession as the safest and easiest method to stop
smoking.
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers
Contact: Paul Hansen
2407 N. 14th St.
Phone: None at this time
www.freddysusa.com
At Freddy’s, frozen custard is such a signature part of the menu that it’s
included in the name. But surprisingly, the Freddy’s story doesn’t begin
with dessert. It all started with a main course back in the 1950’s. The
savory steakburger is inspired by the 50's style staple and reminiscent of
an era focused on quality, cooked-to-order meals that bring families and
loved ones together. Enjoying great food without a long wait doesn’t
mean your meal has to be cooked before you order it. From sandwiches
to sundaes, Freddy’s makes food fresh after you ask for it because that’s
the kind of quality you deserve.
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Upcoming Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies
The Chamber Board of Directors and the Ambassador Committee have several upcoming ribbon
cuttings scheduled. Please mark you calendars and plan to show your support of these local businesses.
Hometown Realtors, Steffen Real Estate & Auction LLC — Tuesday, November 5, at 2 p.m.
They are located at 317 E. Grand Avenue. Doyle Steffen is the owner and Yvonne Pendley-Wehrle is the
managing Broker.
Napoli’s Italian Restaurant — Thursday, November 7, at 11 a.m. They are located at 3202 N. 14th
Street. Jimmy Krivaqa is the owner.
Carrine’s Floral and Gift — Friday, November 8, at 2 p.m. They are located at 113 W. Prospect
Avenue. Sandi Jones is the owner.
B’Loved Boutique — Tuesday, November 12, at 2 p.m. They are located at 322 E. Grand Avenue.
Ashley Smith is the owner.
Ponca City Beauty College — Wednesday, November 20, at 2 p.m. They are located at 122 N. 1st
Street. Jay and Buffy Layman are the owners.
Everyone is invited to attend these special events. The Chamber appreciates each of these business’s
important investment in Ponca City. Businesses like these are just one of the many things that make
Ponca City a great place to live!
Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies
The Chamber held a
Ribbon
Cutting
Ceremony on September
24th, for the American
L eg io n
Res taur a nt
located at 407 W. South
Avenue.
Cutting the
ribbon
are
Post
Commander
Rick
st
Brewster and 1 Vice
Commander
Bill
Cantrell along with
Diane
Beekman.
Holding the ribbon
representing
the
Chamber are Heather
Cannon and Mayor
Homer Nicholson.
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies continued...
The Chamber held a Ribbon Cutting for Joe’s Gym on October 10 th. Joe's
Gym is located at 206 N. 3rd Street. Cutting the ribbon is owner Barbara Hay
along with trainer Danielle Stoll. Holding the ribbon representing the Chamber are Andre Stoll and Erin Liberton.
The Chamber held a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on October 24th for Layton
Law Office, PLLC. They are located at 121 E. Grand Avenue. Cutting the
ribbon is attorney and owner, Jennifer Layton. Holding the ribbon
representing the Chamber are David Schaller and Kerri Bowman.
Did you know…
For an annual fee of as little as $50.00, you can get an
enhanced listing in the Membership Directory on the Chamber of Commerce website?
With just a mouse click, we can link your website to the Chamber’s, and add a “map” icon for ease in
locating you.
For an annual fee of as little as $75.00, you can get a corporate listing in the Membership Directory on
the Chamber of Commerce website?
This will allow you to feature your company logo in your directory listing.
It’s a very effective way to advertise!
A+ PRINTING
“We’re at the head of the Class”
Same Name, Same Owners
Same Location for 14 Years
119 N. Third
Phone 580.765.7752 ~ Fax 580.765.3351
E-mail: [email protected]
Mike & Donna Culver, Owners
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Community Wide Holiday Giveaway
Participating Chamber Merchants
3B Bail Bonds, 3006 N. 14th St.
89.7 The House FM/88.7 My Praise FM, 6600 W. Hwy 60
Aaron's Sales & Lease, 2608 N. 14th St.
Abbey's Hallmark, 2005 N. 14th St., Ste. 106
Affairs to Remember, 217 N. 2nd St.
Anderson & Co. Salon and Spa, 601 E. Hartford Ave.
Anderson Floor to Ceiling, 509 N. 1st St.
The Bag Lady Boutique & Salon, 205 E. Grand Ave.
Bintz Pharmacy, 2701 N. 14th St.
Blanton Chiropractic Clinic, 101 E. Broadway Ave.
Boomer Tire and Alignment, 1300 N. Waverly St.
Jack Bowker Ford Lincoln, 2415 N. 14th St.
Brace Books & More, 2205 N. 14th St.
Brandt's Ace Hardware, 3203 N. 14th St.
Brown's Shoe Fit Company, 2101 N. 14th St., Ste. 134
Cable ONE Advertising
Calie Jo's, 223 E. Grand Ave.
Cannon Honda, 3415 N. 14th St.
Chapman Shoe Emporium, 2601 N. 14th St.
Cimarron Public Transit, 2101 N. 14th St., Ste. 129A
Completely Quilted Bernina Sewing Ctr., 315 E. Grand Ave.
Davis Moore Auto Group, 3501 N. 14th St.
Discount Carpet Outlet, 118 S. 1st St.
Eastman National Bank, 222 E. Grand Ave.
Family Discount Pharmacy, 310 Fairview Ave.
First National Bank of Oklahoma, 1501 E. Prospect Ave.
Food Pyramid- North, 2005 N. 14th St., Ste. 110
Food Pyramid- South, 904 S. 4th St.
Gold-N-Treasures, 213 E. Grand Ave.
Grand Flowers & Gifts, 111 E. Grand Ave.
Ground Round Grill & Bar, 720 E. Prospect Ave.
Head Country Bar-B-Q Restaurant, Inc., 1217 E. Prospect Ave.
Heartland Western Outfitters, LLC, 3010 N. 14th St.
Her Majesty's Gems, 211 E. Grand Ave.
Hobby Lobby Creative Center, 2904 N. 14th St.
Chuck Hoddy Glass, 727 N. Union St.
Kentucky Fried Chicken, 1308 Princeton Ave.
Kinkaid Veterinary Hospital, 116 N. 4th St.
KQSN FM Sunny 104.7, 3924 Santa Fe Rd.
Lindsay Manufacturing, Inc., Bldg. 3, Darr Industrial Park
Martin, Jean & Jackson, 116 N. 5th St.
McGee Jewelers, 219 E. Grand Ave.
McVay's Workwear, 108 N. 1st St.
Napoli's Italian Restaurant, 3202 N. 14th St.
Nicholson Auction & Real Estate, 511 S. 1st St.
Northern Therapy & Rehabilitation, Inc., 2211 N. 14th St.
Old West Liquors, 3211 N. 14th St.
Osage Casino, 73 N. City View Rd.
Pemberton, Inc., 3330 N. l4th St.
Phillips 66, 1000 S. Pine St.
Plaza Wine & Spirits, 2005 N. 14th St., Ste. 105
Ponca City Discount Foods, 2405 N. 14th St.
The Ponca City News, 300 N. 3rd St.
Ponca Iron & Metal, 200 E. Oakland Rd.
Ponca Plaza, Ltd., 2101 N. 14th St., Ste. 129B
The Prairie Rose, 407 E. Grand Ave.
Quality Water Services, 115 E. Highland Ave.
The Raspberry Thicket Gifts & Snacks, 1900 N. 14th St.
RCB Bank, 1223 E. Highland Ave.
Sears, 412 E. Hartford Ave.
Smith Home Furnishings, 2500 N. 14th St.
South Avenue Liquor, 1301 E. South Ave.
Spray's Jewelry & Gifts, 203 E. Grand Ave.
Stolhand Heating & Air Conditioning, 413 S. 3rd St.
Sun Loan Company & Tax Service, 1806 N. 5th St.
Team Radio, 102 E. Grand Ave.
Toni's Westside Healthmart, 301 W. Grand Ave.
Tractor Supply Company, 3008 N. 14th St.
Phillip A. Tyndall, DDS, PC, 415 E. Hartford Ave.
United Way of Ponca City, 205 N. 2nd St.
University Center at Ponca City, 2800 N. 14th St.
Walgreens, 2300 N. 14th St.
Walmart Supercenter, 1101 E. Prospect Ave.
Ward's Air Conditioning, Inc., 209 N. 1st St.
WBBZ AM 1230, 1601 E. Oklahoma Ave.
Wentz Golf Course, 2928 LA Cann Dr.
Whimsy & Village Screen Print, 2101 N. 14th St., Ste. 136
Zino's Italian Ristorante, 200 N. 2nd St.
Drs. Brian & Jessica Zwanziger, 521 E. Hartford Ave .
Sponsors
(not a ticket outlet)
A+ Printing, 119 N. 3rd St.
Fred BoettcherLawGroup, 222E.GrandAve., MezzanineLevel
Evans & Associates Enterprises, Inc., 3320 N. 14th St.
Farmers Insurance - Earl Ball, 1920 Lake Rd., Ste. A
Hometown Realtors, Steffen Real Estate & Auction LLC,
317 E. Grand Ave.
Stewart Escrow & Title of Ponca City, 1922 Lake Rd.
UV
WU
Shop with
participating
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Following are the discounts being offered to Chamber members by other members. To receive the discount, simply
show the participating business your Member-to-Member Discount Card. If your business needs additional cards, or
would like to participate in this free program, call the Chamber at 765-4400.
A.L.C. Services, LLC: Specializing in lawn care
and maintenance, landscaping and snow removal.
10% off service. Call Alan at 304-6397.
Anderson & Company Salon & Spa, LLC , 601 E.
Hartford : 50% of haircuts, $10 off any massage or body
treatment.
AT&T Communications Connection, 2705 N. 14th St.:
Free charger with a new 2 - year agreement.
B’Loved Boutique, 322 E. Grand Ave.: 10% off
entire purchase.
The Bag Lady Boutique & Salon, 205 E. Grand Ave.:
10% off entire purchase.
Bella Flora & Gifts, 900 E. Prospect Ave., Ste. 600:
10% off fresh arrangements.
Bintz Pharmacy, 2701 N. 14th St.: Free Flavor
Friday. 1 free prescription flavor on Fridays.
Bodyworks Massage & Spa, 1912 Lake Rd.: $5
off 1/2 - hour massage or $10 off 1 hour massage. Call
762-5000.
Jack Bowker Ford Lincoln, 2415 N. 14th St.: 10%
discount up to $25 on service repairs, excluding
body shop.
Brown’s Shoe Fit Company, 2101 N. 14th St., Ste. 134:
10% off purchase of $65 and up.
Cannon Honda, 3415 N. 14th St.: Free car care
kit with a service repair bill over $150, or a car
purchase. Void with coupons, discounts and special
offers. Limit one per customer per month.
Car-Mart of Ponca City, 3314. N. 14th St.:
Complete detail with a test drive or $1000 of your
down payment. Call 580-762-3553 if you have any
questions.
Carriage House Cleaners, 713 E. Hartford Ave.:
10% off basic dry cleaning. This does not include
household items.
Cherry Berry, 2709 N. 14th St.: 10% off your
yogurt purchase. Delicious, healthy, frozen yogurt!
Chimney Doctor, 5911 E. 68th St., Stillwater:
Certified Sweep Service offers $20 off regular cleaning &
inspection price. Call 762-3838 or toll free at
(888)477-SOOT (7668).
Complete Vision Care, 521 E. Hartford Ave.:
Drs. Brian and Jessica Zwanziger offer 10% off
complete eye exam and 10% off eyewear. 765-3379.
Creations Hair & Nails, 101 W. Grand Ave.:
20% off all hair products, $1 off haircut, $5 off
color or perm. Call 765-4484 for an appointment.
Earcare Hearing Aid Center, 2010 N. 14th St.:
20% off a set of level 1 - 9 technology.
Galaxie Business Equipment, Inc., 763-5400: Call
today for a full-line catalog of our office supplies
and furniture, or see our online
catalog at
www.gbeinc.com and take 15% off your first online
order. Use code: pcch12. Get $100 off our best
2013 copier deal!
Golden Villa Adult Day Care Services, Inc. 1722
N. 4th St., Ste. B: Visit our day program for one day
at no charge. Must be a new
appointment. Call
Melissa at 762-0264.
Grand Flowers & Gifts, 111 E. Grand Ave.:
10% off total purchase. Call 762-3388.
Happy Days Café, 423 E. Grand Ave.: 10% off
full breakfast, sandwiches, salads and dinners
(beverages not included). Call Lee Vernon at 762-2310.
Member meals only.
Head Country Bar-B-Q Restaurant, Inc., 1217
E. Prospect Ave.: 10% off regular price dinners.
Call 767-8304.
Her Majesty’s Gems, 211 E. Grand Ave.: 30%
off any in-store item.
Kay Office Equipment Company, 1401 N. 7th St.:
Your old copier is worth at least $500 as trade in on
a new Toshiba or Samsung Digital Copier. Call Dan
Stahl at 765-4436.
Lakeview Boat Storage & Campground, 8818
Lake Rd.: First month storage free or $70
discount off annual storage rate to new
customers. Subject to availability. Call 765-2219 or
761-1244.
Mayer Eye Care, 1722 N. 4th St., Ste. C: 10% off
eyewear. Call 762-0870 for your appointment
today!
The Prairie Rose, 407 E. Grand Ave.: 15% off
regular price items excluding Calphalon and select
bridal registry. Call Lori George at 767-8331.
Primerica Financial Services, 601 N. 1st St.: Call
765-9533 for a complimentary financial needs
analysis and begin preparing for a secure financial
future.
The Ranch Chiropractic Wellness Center, 516
E. Hartford Ave.: 15% off any service.
Call 762-1500 for your appointment today.
South Avenue Liquor, 1301 E. South Ave.,: 10%
off purchase.
Spray's Jewelry & Gifts, 203 E. Grand Ave.: 20%
discount on all merchandise excluding class rings,
repairs and sale items. Call Carter Buller at 762-1604.
TPI Staffing Service, 1722 N. 4th St., Ste. E:
10% off a forty hour work week. Only one per new
customer. Contact Barbara Phillips at 762-0663.
Take Ten Tire & Lube, 3015 N. 14th St.: Your
one-stop shop for all your automotive needs! $3
off full service oil change, free brake & tire inspection.
Give us a call 762-5919.
Tech Squad Computer Repair, 426 W. Grand Ave.:
20% off labor. 718-9111.
The UPS Store, 522 N. 14th St.: 4 cent black and
white copies; 25 cent color copies. Call Pam Childs at
762-6225.
Village Green Apartments, 2700 N. 5th St.: $50
off first month’s rent with 6 month lease on 2BR apt.
Call 762-0017. Ask for Paula.
Visiting Angels of Ponca City, 118 N. Oak St.,
Ste. 5: Free in-home consultation. Call 762-3242.
McGee Jewelers, 219 E. Grand Ave.: 30% off
store-wide excluding repairs, Pandora jewelry and
class rings. Call Matt McGee at 765-2636.
Vitacare At Home Medical of Ponca City, 1209
E. Prospect Ave.: 10% discount on anything in
store. Cash sales only. Call 765-8159.
Oscar and Essie’s, 1900 N. Union St.: 10% off
on wine or spirits.
Whimsy & Village Screen Print, 2101 N. 14th St.,
Ste. 136: 15% off any handmade item. Call 765-1972.
Parker Pest Control, Inc., 3616 Lake Rd.:
Half-price on first treatment of five-step lawn
program, for new customers only. Call Brad Parker
at
762-6614.
Zino's Italian Ristorante, 200 N. 2nd St.:
Wednesdays 4 - 9 p.m. kids 10 & under eat free
from the kids menu with purchase of an adult
entree. Not valid with any other coupon or
discount offer. Dine in only.
Pauline’s Steakhouse, 1114 L.A. Cann Dr.: Buy
any dinner and receive a 10% discount on the
second dinner of same or lesser value.
Personnel Staffing, Inc., 715 E. Hartford Ave.:
Four hours free on a forty hour work week. Only
one per customer. New job orders only. Please
contact Mikki or Tricia at 762-8376.
No
expiration date.
Ponca Bowl, 2000 Lake Rd.: Buy 1 Get 1 Free,
Open play only. Call 762-3333.
Is your business here? If not, call the
Chamber to promote your business. This is a
benefit of being a member and there is no
cost to you. Call Chelsea McConnell at
765-4400 to take advantage of this free
advertising.
Volume 35 Issue 11
Page 13
Our Chamber of Commerce at Work in November!
Please note: several meetings this month will not be held at their regularly scheduled times due to the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Tuesday, November 5 – Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 2 p.m. for Hometown Realtors, Steffen Real Estate & Auction LLC located at 317 E. Grand Avenue.
Wednesday, November 6 – Edmond Chamber visit
Thursday, November 7 – Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 11 a.m. for Napoli’s Italian Restaurant located at 3202 N. 14th Street.
Thursday, November 7 – Education and Workforce Development Committee will meet at 4 p.m. at the Wildcat Academy. Sue Lunsford, Individual
Member, is the Chair.
Friday, November 8 – ACA Seminar at Pioneer Technology Center in the Seminar Room. Sessions will be held from 9:00-11:00 a.m. and 1:00-3:00 p.m.
RSVP to the Chamber at 765-4400 if you plan to attend.
Friday, November 8 – Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 2 p.m. for Carrine’s Floral and Gift located at 113 W. Prospect Avenue.
Monday, November 11 — Veterans Day. Chamber office is closed.
Tuesday, November 12 – Ponca City Business Council will meet at 8 a.m. in the Chamber Office Patt Hughes Board Room. Wendy Stobbe with American
Red Cross is the Chair.
Tuesday, November 12 – Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 2 p.m. for B’Loved Boutique located at 322 E. Grand Avenue.
Wednesday November 13 – Leadership Ponca City session on Civic and Human Resources. Melissa Young with United Way of Ponca City is the Day
Chair.
Tuesday, November 19 – Ambassador Committee will meet at 8 a.m. in the Chamber Office Patt Hughes Board Room. Angela Rickman, Individual
Member, is the Chair.
Wednesday, November 20 – Finance Committee will meet at 10:30 a.m. in the Chamber Office Patt Hughes Board Room. This meeting will review the
2014 Chamber budget. Ryan Schwabe with Coates & Schwabe, CPA's PLLC is the Chair.
Wednesday, November 20 – Executive Committee will meet at 11:30 a.m. in the Chamber Office Patt Hughes Board Room. Natalie Fraser with Lindsay
Manufacturing, Inc. is the Chair.
Wednesday, November 20 — Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 2 p.m. for Ponca City Beauty College located at 122 N. 1st Street.
Thursday, November 21 – Tourism Bureau will meet at 8 a.m. in the Chamber Office Patt Hughes Board Room. Rod Alexander with Wentz Golf Course
is the Chair.
Thursday, November 21 – Community Development Committee will meet at 10 a.m. in the Chamber Office Patt Hughes Board Room. Bill Wetzel with
Loftis and Wetzel is the Chair.
Friday, November 22 – Governmental Affairs Committee will meet at 10:30 a.m. in the Chamber Office Patt Hughes Board Room. Dr. Robert Howard
with Pioneer Technology Center is the Chair.
Tuesday, November 26 – Chamber Board of Directors will meet at 11 a.m. in the Chamber Office Patt Hughes Board Room. Natalie Fraser with Lindsay
Manufacturing, Inc. is the Chair.
Tuesday, November 26 – Business after Hours from 5 – 7 p.m. hosted by unWINEd and Food Pyramid. It will be held at unWINEd, located downtown
at 217 E. Grand Avenue.
Thursday & Friday, November 28 & 29 — Happy Thanksgiving! Chamber office is closed.
Don’t miss out on all the fun events taking place in Ponca City! For a complete list of events please go to the tourism web site:
www.poncacitytourism.com. For more information on any of these Chamber events or meetings please contact our office 765-4400
or email Rich Cantillon at [email protected]
Periodical
Postage Paid
at
Ponca City,
OK 74602
420 E. Grand
P.O. Box 1109
(580) 765-4400
Volume 35, Issue 11
Ponca City Area Chamber of Commerce
Proudly announces our
2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Stephanie Austin
Rick Scott Construction, Inc.
Barry Bickle
Eastman National Bank
Don Bohon
Ponca City Chief of Police
Bill Coleman
Team Radio
Laura Corff
United Community Action Program
Jeff Cowan
RCB Bank
Court Davis
Individual Member
Bruce DeMuth
Jayne Detten
Ponca City Main Street
Dr. Cheryl Evans
Northern Oklahoma College
Lee Evans
Evans & Associates Enterprises, Inc.
Scott Flanery
Natalie Fraser
Lindsay Manufacturing, Inc.
Earl Holle
Phillips 66
Molly Kyler
Adam Leaming
The University Center at Ponca City
Terron Liles
The Bag Lady Boutique & Beauty Bar
Sue Lunsford
Individual Member
Ken Luttrell
Kaw Enterprise Development Authority
Larry Murphy
Homer Nicholson
Mayor of Ponca City
Dr. David Pennington
Ponca City Public Schools
Robyn Ryan
The Ponca City News
Ryan Schwabe
Coates & Schwabe, CPA's PLLC
Craig Stephenson
City of Ponca City
Wendy Stobbe
American Red Cross
Joe Theobald
Nancy Tyndall
Phillip A. Tyndall, DDS, PC
David VanBuskirk
Fire Marshall
Andy Wachtel
Ponca City Medical Center
2013 Chamber Buck sales as of
October 29, 2013:
$171,890.00.
Just another example of our
Chamber of Commerce putting
dollars back into Ponca City businesses!
Official Publication
The Ponca City Chamber of Commerce Newsletter
(ISSN 1545-1259) is published monthly by the Ponca City
Area Chamber of Commerce, Rich Cantillon,
Publisher,
420 East Grand Avenue, Ponca City, Oklahoma 74602.
Subscription rate to members is one dollar, payable with
membership.
POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to:
PONCA CITY AREA CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE NEWSLETTER
P.O. Box 1109
Ponca City, Oklahoma 74602
(580) 765-4400

Chamber of Commerce Newsletter

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