Business of the Month - Valley Herald - Milton

Inside this issue:
Chamber Board
of Directors
Muddy Frogwater
Country Classic
Festival
Chamber Newsletter
Business of the Month - Valley Herald
The Valley Herald was originally purchased by Sherrie
Widmer and her late husband, Dennis, in the early 2000‘s.
A turn of events has put Sherrie Widmer back at the helm
as sole owner of the Valley Herald.
Widmer’s philosophy, and the Valley Herald’s motto, is
“For the Community, by the Community.” This motto
states a clear objective for the community weekly newspaAmbassador News
per, and the important part the community plays in the
Membership Luncheon publication. Since regaining control in September, 2013,
the owner has been pleased with the overwhelming support and participation the community has played.
Community News
Ambassadors
In Other News
Renewing Members
New Members
Calendar of Events
Merchant News
Milton-Freewater Area
Chamber of Commerce
157 South Columbia Ave
Milton-Freewater, OR 97862
www.mfchamber.com
April 2014
Widmer appreciates and acknowledges feedback regarding
the paper. Listening to comments “helps keep the paper
on track. Everyone has a story. It is our job to tell that
story.”
Pictured from left to right
Chamber Ambassador Kelly Smith,
Sherrie Widmer and
Chamber President Elect
Gina Hartzheim
Reaching content and subscription goals in a short period of time, Widmer is looking forward
to expanding the size of the paper. The growth formula equals content + subscriptions + advertising + employees. Growing a newspaper can be equated to a jigsaw puzzle. Each piece
needs to be intricately placed in order to get the full picture. “We are working to keep the
quality where it is and grow it smart.”
Widmer highly values the historical significance the Valley Herald has played in the MiltonFreewater area. Being in the same category as former owners, Dorothy Heard and Vilene Ringhand, is humbling to the current owner. A long-term goal of Widmer’s is to continue the legacy these two former owners commenced. “They made a difference in the community and that
is as much as we can hope to do.”
How does Sherrie Widmer feel about owning the Valley Herald? “It is a delight and a challenge.”
The Valley Herald is open Tuesday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Twitter:
mfchamber@mfchamber1
The Chamber Board and staff are pleased to award Business of the Month in April to Sherrie
and her staff for their hard work and dedication to Milton-Freewater’s very own local
newspaper.
Phone: 541-938-5563
Fax: 541-938-5564
Chamber of Commerce Mission Statement
E-mail:
[email protected]
[email protected]
Chamber Office Hours:
Mon-Fri 9:00am to 4:00pm
Vision: A community of businesses and residents working together to serve as the stewards
of positive future growth while maintaining the great traditions and personality unique to
Milton-Freewater.
Mission: To provide a professional and dedicated leadership that supports our business community while promoting favorable economic growth and quality of life in Milton-Freewater.
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2014
Chamber of Commerce
Board Members
Executive Committee
President
Vicki Lee
Independent Member
President Elect
Gina Hartzheim
City of Milton-Freewater
Vice President
Aaron Duff
MF School District #7
Member at Large
Dr. Clive Kaiser
OSU Extension Service
Treasurer
Janet Millar
Visual Eyes Vision Source
Secretary
Heather Nygaard
Curves for Women
Past President
Julie Culjak
Three Divas Beads
Board of Directors
Susan Dohrmann
Individual Member
Melanie Hall
Valley Herald
Paul Jensen
Pendleton Grain Growers
Tim Kennedy
Don Carlo Vineyard
Jesse Maxwell
Baker Boyer Bank
Trevor Moon
Dairy Queen
Kathy Schmidt
Ranch & Home
Mike Watkins
City of Milton-Freewater
Dr. Carl Wheeler
Wheeler Family Dental
Chamber Staff
New Face For Muddy Frogwater Festival!
WANT TO BE PART OF A POSITIVE CHANGE? From what we’ve been hearing, most
everyone would love to see the Muddy Frogwater Festival take on a new face! We have
heard lots of feedback of what the festival “is not”, now we are ready to work on what the
festival “can be”. But how do we get there and who drives that bus? Are you willing to be
part of the solution? Do you have a favorite hobby or a game you can turn into a competition? Grilling or a horseshoe competition, bicycle race, car or motorcycle show, dessert
making challenge? We know everyone would love to see the festival revitalized, so now is
the time to step forward and tell us what you have in mind. Call to put your name on the
festival planning list. Let’s work together and see what we can do.
Here……Community Comes First!
Oregon Main Street is Coming to Milton-Freewater!
The Milton-Freewater Downtown Alliance (MFDA) is excited to announce that this month
the Oregon Main Street Program will be bringing a group of professionals from around the
country in town for a few days to learn about our area and provide some assistance in planning the next steps forward for a thriving Milton-Freewater. After spending April 15th & 16th
in interviews with various groups in town, the group will present its recommendations to
the entire community on Thursday, April 17th at 6pm in the Community Building. We encourage all of you to come, enjoy a hot dog and chips, and see what they have to say! If
you’d like to be interviewed or would like more information, contact Alina Launchbaugh at
541-938-3331 or [email protected].
Ambassador News
The Business & Community Showcase opened on March 20th to dynamic displays of twenty
local businesses. Samples of food, baked goods, wine and beer completed the evening as
attendees strolled from space to space and viewed the best of the best in our valley. The
Pioneer Posse Court, Rochelle Kralman and Cheyenne Afdahl are always a welcome addition as they greet and visit with guests about their exciting upcoming season. The moment
everyone waits for, is the announcement of the grand door prize winner. Trevor Moon,
owner of the Dairy Queen sponsored a Kindle Fire and the lucky winner was Gerry Seagraves. Lots of other drawings were held during the course of the evening, courtesy of the
attending businesses. This is an annual event each year and the Chamber Ambassadors hope
you will make note to not miss next year’s showcase, whether it is showcasing your business or attending as a guest. Thank you to everyone that participated and came out to enjoy
this evening of sharing, networking and good will.
Tickets will go on sale soon for the Administrative Professional’s Day Luncheon on April
23rd. Mark your calendar so you don’t miss this GOLD MEDAL DAY!
Cheryl York
Executive Director
Taridy Robertson
Administrative Assistant
Larry Nafziger, CIC
Sales Executive
Broadway Family Dental Care
Comprehensive & Cosmetic Dentistry
Norman D Saager, DMD & Todd M Schroeder, DDS
508 E Broadway, Milton-Freewater, OR 97862
541-938-3363 www.bwaydental.com
Emergency Dr Saager 509-520-2183
Dr Schroeder 509-386-7540
84030 Highway 11
PO Box 260
Milton-Freewater, OR 97862
541-938-5576 Ext. 203 Tel
800-303-0419 Ext. 203 Toll Free
541-938-5512 Fax
[email protected]
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General Membership Luncheon
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Community Building @ noon
Sponsor: Quantum Bowenwork
Program: Yvonne will share the benefits of Bowenwork
Door Prizes will be given away! Network with other business partners and enjoy a catered meal by Rhonda’s Catering.
$8 per person. RSVP requested, call 541-938-5563 or message [email protected]
2nd Quarter Service Award
The Chamber is pleased to announce Wildhorse Foundation as the recipient
of the Chamber’s 2nd Quarter Service Award. The Wildhorse Foundation was
established in January 2001 for the purpose of formalizing charitable giving on
behalf of the Wildhorse Resort & Casino and the Confederated Tribes of the
Umatilla Indian Reservation. Funds from the Foundation are used for education, public health, public safety, gambling addiction prevention, education and
treatment, the arts, environmental protection, education or preservation, cultural activities, salmon restoration, and historic preservation.
“The generous contributions of the Wildhorse Foundation have given many
opportunities to so many different agencies that would otherwise limit their
contributions to the people they serve,” said Cheryl York, Executive Director
for the Chamber. “Many programs would be scaled back or completely discontinued without the funds they receive
from the Foundation.”
There are four opportunities during each year to apply for a grant from Wildhorse Foundation, the quarterly deadlines
for requests are January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1. For more information on Wildhorse Foundation guidelines
or to print an application, visit http://www.wildhorseresort.com/footer/foundation.html or contact Tiah DeGrofft,
foundation administrator at 541-966-1628.
Picture left to right is Phil Houk, Vice Chairman, George Murdock, Board Member, Kathlen Peterson, Chairperson,
Chamber President, Vicki Lee and Tiah DeGrofft, Administrator.
World of Technical Devices Brings New Woes
Did you know digital copy machines have a hard drive? The hard drive is the internal memory of your copy machine
and stores all the information you copy each day. Government offices, banks, accountants, medical facilities and
schools all require personal information that is copied over and over throughout your lifetime. Once a machine is retired, it may very possibly go to a warehouse where it awaits being shipped to a purchaser anywhere around the
world. If the business releasing the machine did not have hardware installed for the purpose of scrubbing the hard
drive, the machine goes out with all the saved documents in tact and readily available for downloading through an
online application. The CBS Evening News has released a you tube video with detailed information on how this is happening and what businesses and organizations should do to avoid releasing personal information of clients, customers
and our children. It will be worth your time to visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8JKnVWoK7w for a first-hand
view of this news release.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8JKnVWoK7w
“We Care About Your Safety”
Electric Wiring & Repair
Pumps & Motors
Security & Fire Alarm Systems
1421 Dell Avenue
Walla Walla, WA 99362
509-529-2500
WA DOYLEEI277CL~OR CCB# 19588
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In Other News
Visit Us On Facebook!
We’re on the Web!
www.mfchamber.com
The New Cover Oregon call center has been updated. Over the past few months, concerns have been heard. Now, when someone calls the 1-855-CoverOR customer service
line, a new prompt will direct you to dedicated partner and agent support to help with portal application, and enrollment issues. This will enable better client advocacy on updated
cases and will also provide on-the-spot assistance with login and password functions.
As always, a customer can contact [email protected] with questions or
check out the Partner Resources page for updated materials to help guide customers
through the process.
Gesa Power House Presents...
Chamber Ambassadors
Larry & Jennifer Anderson
Balance Sheet
Judy Chesnut
Individual
Julie Culjak
Three Divas Beads
Susan Dohrmann
Individual
Yvonne Hall
Quantum Bowenwork
Geri Honn
Three Divas Beads
Merri Anne Huber
Muddy Frog Square Dancers
Carol & Steve Irving
Individual
Jane Kilburg
Individual
Trevor Moon
Dairy Queen
Ruth Myers
Pies by Ruth
Kelly Smith
Saager’s Shoe Shop
Curtis Walter
Individual
Cheryl York
Chamber Director
Kicking off the month of April, Adventist Health presents, “The Great Kaplan” on April 10th
at 6pm. Shakespeare Walla Walla will feature new productions by the Shakespeare Seattle
company…. “Evil Dead the Musical” will perform on April 11th & 12th. “The Importance of
Being Ernest” will premier on April 17th and run through April 20th. All performances will
be in the Gesa Power House Theatre located at 128 W Main in Walla Walla. For a schedule
of the Spring season and ticket information visit www.shakespearewallawalla.org or call
509-529-6500.
Baker Boyer Bank Promotions
Baker Boyer in Walla Walla is pleased to announce the promotions of John Cunnison and TJ
Middlesworth. Both employees have been promoted to the positions of Vice President &
Senior Portfolio Manager. Also announced is the hiring of two new Trust Officers & Financial Advisors, Joe Fondahn and Bryan Ponti. Baker Boyer is a well-known, trusted and fullservice financial institution in the valley. Staying true to their mission “Guiding you to a
brighter financial future” generates a desire to keep the best employee base they can offer.
Staff is well trained to serve each client’s immediate needs or develop a long-term financial
plan as they move into their sunset years. To discuss your banking needs with a Baker Boyer
representative, call 509-525-2000.
Equinetrail Sports Benefit Ride
Equinetrail Sports Northwest Tri-state Tournament will take place on April 12 & 13 in
Walla Walla, WA at the Mason-Box Ranch located at 524 Last Chance Road. The ride is a
fundraiser benefit for Jason Zinter. Choose your challenge level that best suites you and
your horse on each obstacle, enjoy a safe, fun and family friendly environment, explore new
trails and make new friends. Events are open to all breeds of horses, donkeys and mules.
First place will be awarded a beautifully sculpted horse head donated by Shangri-La. For
more details visit www.equinetrailsports.com or contact George Ehmer at 509-520-7725.
Premier Physical Therapy
1020 S Main Milton-Freewater, Oregon 97862
Randy Castleman MSPT, OCS, CMPT
Phone 541-938-2028
Fax 541-938-2029
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Renewing Members - Thank you for your continued support!
Balance Sheet Inc, Curves by Women, Our Daily Bread, State Farm Insurance, Tulpen Cellars, Orchard Homes
New Members
The Chamber welcomes Dragon’s Gate Brewery and Shangri-La Boutique as our newest partners.
Dragon's Gate is a small artisanal brewery located on the Oregon/Washington border, specializing in American and
Belgian style Ale's using estate grown hops on their own property’s grounds. Owners, Jennifer Gregory, a former manager from the wine and beverage industry and her husband Adam, a home brewer for many years, combine their talents
to craft quality ales. Located at 52288 Sunquist Road in Milton-Freewater, the tasting room is open on Saturday, noon to
4pm and by appointment only Monday through Friday. They are closed on Sundays. Additional information about
Dragon’s Gate Brewery can be found on their website at www.dragonsgatebrewery.com. Welcome to the Chamber
Jennifer & Adam.
For the ultimate shopping experience, Shangri-La Salon & Boutique is a “must see” destination all year long. Jeanne
& George Ehmer started restoring the former Carnegie Library building in 2005. They transformed it into an attraction
boutique filled to the brim with an imaginative mix of ever changing merchandise. Stop by and welcome the Ehmers; linger, enjoy and relax as you browse through the nooks and crannies of unique gifts & home décor that are artfully arranged in themed sections such as western, wine, lodge, country and more. Shangri-La is the perfect destination to shop
for any season, any reason, as inventory is plentiful and turns over quick allowing for more exciting items. It is certainly a
place to discover! Special events are offered at certain times during the year; watch for dates in the Chamber calendar.
Located at 815 S Main, Shangri-La is open Tuesday through Friday 9am-5:30pm and Saturday 9am-1pm. Pedicures and
nail care is also available by appointment. Call 541-938-0111. Please note, debit and credit cards are not accepted.
Advertise With Us!!!
Coming Soon!…….the new Chamber Visitor’s Guide! Mark Driver, owner of the local Tidbits publication has been
awarded the contract to design and print our new booklet scheduled to come out this Spring. We would love to have
some new exciting photos; we are looking for people willing to share, we will make sure you are given proper credit for
any submissions. What we need………………photos that represent who we are as a community; sports, entertainment,
festivals, historical or agricultural landscapes. Tourists to the valley love visual stimulation to give them a sense of the
area they are visiting and photos are the best way to give them a glimpse of what we have and what they would like to
see while in the area. Send your digital prints via email, along with your permission to use them to the Chamber office at
[email protected]. A quality publication is the result of a team working together.
March 2014 - Calls
General Info - 104
Business Referrals - 23
Relocation Info - 1
Event Info - 68
Local Attractions - 38
 Work & Auto Injury Specialist
 Sports Injuries
 Physical Therapy
 Rehabilitation
Kenneth R Simpson, Doctor of Chiropractic
SIMPSON SPINE & SPORT CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
139 S Main, Milton-Freewater, OR 97862
541-938-6820 fax 541-938-6825
[email protected]
Muddy Frogs
Square
Dance Club
We are available for
entertainment demonstrations. We dance on the first
and third Sunday of each
month at the Community
Building.
For more information call
541-861-9055 or
509-520-0576
March 2014- Visitors
General Info - 27
Business Referrals - 12
Relocation Info - 3
Event Info - 32
Local Attractions - 14
State Farm
Providing Insurance and Financial Services
Home Office, Bloomington, Illinois 61710
Mike J Swinnerton, Agent
14 S Columbia
Milton-Freewater, OR 97862-1322
Bus 541-938-3434
Fax 541-938-6060
www.mikeswinnerton.com
The greatest compliment you can give is a referral
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Calendar of Events
Follow our latest business promotion campaign on Facebook or Twitter. Become a Fan and like us!
Up-to-date information posted daily!
Mark your Calendars for Upcoming Events!
April 1
April 2
April 4
April 5
April 9
April 10
April 11-12
April 12-13
April 17
April 17-19
April 18-19
April 19
April 20
April 23
April 26
APRIL FOOL’S DAY!
Excel Class Part 1, BMCC, 7-8:30am, RSVP 541-938-7176
Sam Hopkins-Hubbard ONE NATION RIDE party at Sam’s Corner Market, 6pm
Assemble for Blessing & Prayers. Sam leaves on his journey today, 9am
Excel Class Part 2, BMCC, 7-8:30am, RSVP 541-938-7176
“The Great Kaplan”, Gesa Power House Theatre, 6:00pm
“Evil Dead the Musical Live”, Gesa Power House, 7pm & 6pm respectively
Equinetrail Sports Benefit Ride, Maxson-Box Ranch, 524 Last Chance Rd
Oregon Main Street Presentation, Community Bldg, 6pm
“The Importance of Being Ernest”, Gesa Power House Theatre, 7:30pm
“The Importance of Being Ernest”, Gesa Power House Theatre, 2:00pm
Easter Egg Hunt, Yantis Park, 10am. Sponsored by Kiwanis & Rotary
EASTER SUNDAY
Administrative Professional’s Day Luncheon, Community Bldg, 11:30am
Plant Sale, MF Garden Club, Community Bldg, 9am-4pm
ONE NATION RIDE
Follow Sam Hopkins-Hubbard on his Facebook page as he travels across our great nation. Sign
onto Facebook and look for One Nation Ride. A going away celebration has been planned for
April 4th at Sam’s Corner Market beginning at 6pm. Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy
the night. Bob Humbert and his band will provide music, Sam will light up the bon fire and set
up a hillbilly hot tub. The morning of April 5th there will be a blessing and prayers to send Sam
safely on his journey.
Easter Egg Hunt
In Yantis Park
10am
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Merchant News
Best Little Computer Store
Saager’s Shoe Shop, Inc.
We are your headquarters for computers, software, and
CD ROMS. You will find the best selection in stock and
the most knowledgeable sales and technical staff to
assist you. When it comes to computers, your best bet is
Best Little Computer Store. We specialize in complete
systems and components, Networks, Upgrades, Repairs,
Support, and Internet Installation.
Get ready for nice weather and plan to join us for fantastic special events each weekend this spring in our store.
Get notices of upcoming events, like us on Facebook,
follow us on Twitter or sign up for newsletters emailed to
your inbox. We have a great selection of spring and summer shoes and sandals for the entire family. Choose
from great brands like:
“We make office calls”
Keen, Teva, Merrell, Dansko, Clarks, OTBT,
Fidji, Jambu, Born, Earth
Hours: Monday - Saturday 9am to 6pm
85466 Hwy 11
www.saagershoeshop.com
541-938-7569
613 N Main
Heritage Homes
Doyle Electric
We do residential, commercial, farm, and industrial
wiring; pump & motor parts & service, installation;
security and fire alarms. Protect your family and home
with one of our state-of-the-art security systems. Call us
for a free security analysis of your home or business.
We offer prompt, professional “hassle-free” service 24
hours a day. Call us at 529-2500.
1421 Dell Avenue
541-938-5162
509-529-2500
Walla Walla, WA
Offer Assisted Living - Three very unique homes all in
Milton-Freewater. Each home has an onsite Resident
Care Manager, giving you or your loved one, 24hr.
quality care.
Heritage Manor, 53856 Willow Lane - Men & Women
Heritage Cottage, 53918 E Appleton Rd - Ladies Only
Heritage Villa, 84613 Hwy 11
Excepting reservations NOW! Call today to take a tour.
Lana Sepolen, RN (owner)
509-386-5851
Carolyn Dalton(Resident Care Manager/Heritage Villa)541-938-6017
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Pendleton Grain Growers
Byrnes Oil Company
Freight Hauling
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Commercial Fueling with Pacific Pride on Hwy 11
www.byrnesoil.com
513 SW 6th Pendleton, OR
804 21st Street LaGrande, OR
1205 N 11th Walla Walla, WA
509-522-1326
541-276-3361
541-963-4932
509-527-3400
Milton-Freewater and Athena carries a large supply of
Valspar paint. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff can
help you with your painting needs.
We also carry Wrangler, Jewelry, Danner, Carhartt,
Animal Health Products, Livestock Handling Equipment,
Feeds, Shop Supplies and More!
217 E Broadway, Milton-Freewater
259 E Main St, Athena
541-938-5551
541-566-3545
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The Simmons Insurance
Group
Oregon Retirement
Your independent insurance agency representing many
fine companies. Stop in and see Erin or Keith. We are
here to help you with all your insurance needs. Includes
business, commercial, life and health insurance.
Our focus is on our commitment to caring for your loved
ones at Oregon Retirement. The residents and their families always come first. We now have some lovely apartments available. The meals are delicious and we will see
to it that your loved ones are well cared for. Come by for
a visit!
620 N Main
1010 NE Third Ave
541-938-6686
Terry’s OK Tire Store
Come and see us today. Save on tires and take
advantage of our friendly service. We are an authorized
Michelin Tire Dealer. Come in and see our selection of
new and retread tires, plus we have used tires and
wheels. FREE air pressure check anytime and FREE
pickup and delivery! We will see you soon for all of your
tire needs.
214 N Main
541-938-5693
MF Chamber of commerce
The Chamber newsletter can be found in various business locations throughout Milton-Freewater to help
achieve maximum exposure for our advertisers.
157 S Columbia
541-938-5563
Our daily bread
Bakery & books
541-938-5692
Breads - Cinnamon Rolls - Tarts - Muffins - Cookies Scones - Brownies - Pies - Books
Hobbylicious Photography
Special Orders
Capturing pictures of nature at its best!
The Business and Community Showcase was a success,
we had lots of positive feedback. Thank you to everyone
that stopped by our booth to view our pictures, it was
great talking to you all.
311 S Main
Sustainable soil sOLUTIONS
We are currently working on our website, sorry for the
inconvenience.
[email protected] 509-460-2087
Dairy Queen
Stop in for something new and different. We have it all,
from our flamethrower sandwiches to our waffle bowl
sundaes, baked fresh daily in our store. We guarantee to
have something different for you! And don’t forget a DQ
cake for any occasion.
165 S Columbia Ave
Give your garden some love by using
Trinity Compost Blends
Soil Salvation is now available for your garden, lawns,
flower beds & containers. .75 cubic ft bags are now just
$8.99; may also be purchased in bulk ( 1 yd minimum).
Open Monday - Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm.
53364 Robin Lane
www.soiloflife.com
541-938-7425
541-938-5721
Milton-Freewater Health
and Rehabilitation Center
We are a 129 bed skilled nursing facility designed to
meet the short and long term care needs of both elderly
and younger adults. Our facility is proud to offer a continuum of care that includes 24 hour nursing, rehabilitative
therapy (physical, occupational and speech therapy),
select menu choices for dining, and supportive services
to our residents. We are staffed with dedicated professionals who manage with patience; compassion; and
respect, which results in a healthy quality of life for our
residents.
120 Elzora St
541-938-9388
541-938-3318
Sykes is Hiring!
Customer Service Representatives
We provide support for the entire valley and surrounding
communities by offering
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Flexible Full/Part Time Employment
Excellent Starting Wage
Competitive Benefits
Paid Training
Advancement Opportunities
A Great Work Environment
151 Sykes Blvd
www.sykes.com
541-938-1500
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MF Computer repair
We offer the best pricing in the valley, with flat rate services you will always know what to expect. We specialize
in providing top quality service at affordable rates. When
it comes to your computer systems why trust anyone
else. With over 20 years in the IT field and a client list
that includes Government and Private sectors such as
the Army Corp of Engineers, D.O.D, DOJ, Walmart, BiMart, Albertson’s, Safeway and Home Depot you can
feel safe in the hands of our experts. We offer computer,
laptop, MAC and printer solutions. Virus removal, system
optimizations, hardware and software sales, service and
support. Our team also offers home and office on-site
and remote support.
“Your Complete Computer Solution”
Hours: Mon - Fri 9am to 6pm & Sat 10am - 4pm
612 N Main
541-861-7000
Wheeler Family dental
Pak N Ship
We pack and ship your items worldwide, using Federal
Express, Federal Express Ground and USPS. Need your
gifts, gift wrapped, no problem bring them in and we will
take care of all your goodies. Don’t worry about the small
stuff.
We have Retail Gift Items:
Jewelry, Greeting cards, Gift bags, Reneck Wine Glassware. Gourmet foods, Walla Walla Sweet Onion mustards and sauces, jellies, caramels, and PB2 Powdered
Peanut Butter. Health Products.
Hours: Monday - Friday 10am to 4:30pm
You can always call and I will wait to help you, if need be
open later.
Gina Medica - Owner
106 NE 5th Ave
541-861-3520
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/
pages/PAK-N-SHIP/10150089335635065?ref=hl
A Dental Practice for the Whole Family
We are a family dental practice for those of all ages and
we encourage you to bring in your children for a visit
after their first birthday. Exams are free through the age
of three. Of course if you feel your child needs care
sooner, please call and schedule an appointment with us
before his or her first birthday. Feel free to contact our
office if you have any questions.
Comprehensive Family Care
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We welcome children and adults
Digital X-rays
Now offering nitrous oxide sedation for the anxious
patient
Bridges, crowns, implants, root canals, extractions
Bleaching, veneers, and other cosmetic and restorative procedures
In-office tooth whitening system
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Coldwell Banker
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Coldwell Banker First Realtors is a full service Real Estate Company serving Milton-Freewater and all of the
Walla Walla Valley. Coldwell Banker First Realtors has
been serving the Walla Walla Valley for 30 years.
George Kaup, Principal Broker, has been selling Real
Estate in Milton-Freewater for 18 years. We currently
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Remember that newsletter articles are due by the 18th of every month. Articles will be printed on a first come, first served basis. If you
submit an article late, we will print it in the following newsletter. If you have any questions feel free to call us, 541-938-5563. Thank you!