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October 21st, 2009
1 Heritage Plaza
Post Office Box 449
White Salmon, WA 98672
1‐509‐493‐3630
Manager: Marsha Holliston
info@mtadamschamber.
com
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mtadamschamber.
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October 21st, 2009
1 Heritage Plaza
Post Office Box 449
White Salmon, WA 98672
1‐509‐493‐3630
Manager: Marsha Holliston
info@mtadamschamber.
com
www.
mtadamschamber.
com
blog.
mtadamschamber.
com
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Inside this issue:
Member Spotlight 1
Chamber News
What’s Happening 1‐7
Carol Annala – Real Estate Sales Associate
With years of experience in the wonderful Hood River County communities, White Salmon, Ste‐
venson, The Dalles, Mt.
Hood, Underwood, Cascade Locks, Parkdale Carol can answer your ques‐
tions on choosing the right area.
If you are a Home Buyer, including First Time Home Buyer then
as the primary local Realtor Carol can provide you with the guidance you need to take advantage
of recent tax breaks and homebuyer credits stemming from the recent economic stimulus pack‐
age.
If you are a seasoned Real Estate Investor, then working with her will provide you with im‐
portant information on selecting the "right" home investment in The Gorge.
As your expert
agent, Carol will assist you in making an offer and negotiating homes prices on the market.
She will guide real
estate investors in the right direction on mortgage financing, mortgage rates information, relocation and all the
details of making an informed home buying decision in the current market.
541‐387‐6563 ~ http://www.
realestateinthegorge.
com/ ~ www.
HoodRiverProperties.
com
2495 Cascade St.
~ Hood River, OR 97031 ~ Cell: (541) 490‐5099 ~ Carol@DonNunamaker.
com
Member Spotlight
October 31
There will be
fun for ghosts
and goblins of
every age in
the Pavilion at
Marine Park in Cas‐
cade Locks on Hallow‐
een.
Enjoy games, kids
crafts, pumpkin carv‐
ing and a costume
contest all for FREE!
The Y/not tavern is open
as of last Saturday! This is a
new business located at
Dallesport
Road & HWY
14.
Hours:
10am to 12 pm
Do you have fruit and nut trees in your yard that produce more than you, your family, and neighbors can eat
in one season? Do you have an annual home garden with plenty of fresh food to share with others? If you an‐
swer yes to either or both of these questions, you can help to alleviate hunger and promote nutritious foods
locally by participating in the Rainbow Valley Gleaners Harvest Project, which aims to address food insecurity in
Klickitat County.
In November 2008, the US Department of Agriculture released a report on food
security in the United States between 2005 and 2007.
Among the 50 states, Wash‐
ington ranked 32nd
for food insecurity; 10.
1 percent of the state population quali‐
fied as ‘food insecure,’ a term used to describe households so financially stretched
they cannot be certain all household members will not go hungry.
Rural counties—
Continued on pages 4 and 5
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