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The Chamber's
5th Annual Community Golf Day
at South Hills Country Club

Monday, June 21, 2010

$60 per person - Includes Green Fees and Cart

Tee Times Availabel: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

First Come, first Serve - so Hurry and Register

Download the Informational Flyer and Registration Form
 
 

Consider Running for the Board of Directors

Have you ever considered running for the Board of Directors of the Chamber?  Our election will take place on June 3, 2010, at our General Luncheon.  We will be electing four people to fill four open board positions.  You can nominate yourself or another member. Each nomination should include a 50 word biography and can be submitted to the Chamber Secretary by May 13, 2010.  Being on the board is a wonderful learning experience.  Our board is one of the most hard-working, diverse and creative groups ever!  Everyone brings something to the table and shares the workload. Consider nominating a member to lead the Chamber over the next three years.
 
 
View Slideshow from Luncheon Honoring Teachers

View some pictures of the September '09 luncheon, where the Chamber honors the new school teachers of the Brentwood and Baldwin-Whitehall school districts. Also honored were the football coaches from both schools, as well as some school officials.

Click to View Slideshow
 
 

Congratulations to the 2009
Brentwood Baldwin Whitehall
Chamber of Commerce Award Winners

Awards and Certificates were presented to the winners and finalist
on April 2, 2009 at the Awards Luncheon held at Salvatore’s.

Volunteer of the Year
In recognition of your ability to show leadership in bettering the business community through your participation in the Chamber and your contributions to making our community a better place to live work and do business:

 Mary Halerz

 Finalist
Deborah Maddock
Robert McKown

Most Promising New Business
In recognition of your success and exceptional performance in business practices, customer service, revenue growth, and your contributions to making our community a better place to live work and do business:

Two Men And A Truck

Finalist
Donte’s Pizzeria
Hayes Chiropractic 

Business of the Year
In recognition of your long-term success and exceptional performance in business practices, customer service, revenue growth, and your contributions to making our community a better place to live work and do business

Allemang Concrete & Masonry 

Finalist
Donnelly-Boland & Associates
First Commonwealth Bank
 
 

DONATE YOUR USED EYEGLASSES 

When you get new eyeglasses, what do you do with the old ones? Most of us toss them in a drawer or box and just forget about them. Now you can do something worthwhile with them. You can donate them to the Whitehall Community Lions Club and they will be recycled for use in developing countries. As you do your spring cleaning, check those drawers and boxes and bring your used eyeglasses to the next Chamber meeting on June 4.

Lions clubs throughout the world have been recycling eyeglasses for more than 80 years. The donated eyeglasses are sent to one of thirteen Lions Eyeglass Recycling Centers where Lions volunteer their time and services to prepare the eyeglasses for distribution by cleaning and categorizing each pair by prescription. Optical missions sponsored by Lions clubs and other groups distribute donated eyeglasses to needy people. Currently, it costs less than eight cents to provide someone with recycled eyeglasses.

All types of eyeglasses and sunglasses, prescription and non-prescription, are acceptable. Reading glasses are also useful because many recipients are in need of visual correction to help them perform close-up tasks. Sunglasses are needed by people living near the equator in order to shield their eyes from the sun’s damaging rays.

The goal of the program is to meet the demand for quality eyeglasses in developing nations. The Whitehall Community Lions Club thanks you for your participation in this important program.