Chapin Chamber Weekly News & Events
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CHAMBER OFFICE
CLOSED MONDAY
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The Chapin Chamber of Commerce will be closed Monday February 18th in observance of Presidents' Day.
Our office will resume normal hours on Tuesday February 19th.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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Deadline to advertise in the Chapin Chamber Relocation
Guide and Membership Directory is March 31st
Call Kerry (917) 612-6998
kerrysummer6@gmail.com
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NTERESTED IN SPONSORING
A CHAMBER MEMBER MEETING IN 2019??
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Why Sponsor a Chamber Event??
No matter what type of business you are in, public relations and community interaction are just as essential as advertising.
In addition to enhancing visibility and image, there are many great benefits that coincide with sponsoring Chamber events.
Access to New Business Relationships
Creates Customer/Community Loyalty
Advertising
Demonstrates Civic Engagement
Publicity
If your business is in search of any of the benefits mentioned above, rest assured that the staff of the Chapin Chamber of Commerce is here to help you by offering a multitude of opportunities.
For more information contact us here
at the Chamber House
803-345-1100
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CHAPIN CHAMBER'S
25th ANNIVERSARY
1994-2019
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T
hursday April 18th @
Timberlake Golf Course, Chapin
NOW that temperatures are VERY conducive for a comfortable round of golf, it's time to get your team together and
GET YOUR GOLF ON!
Prices have NOT increased!!
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Chapin Chamber Members AND
Non-Members!
This Golf Tournament helps us to raise funds for our Annie Epting scholarships given to a senior student at each of our local High Schools annually.
We hope that we can count on your support to make this year's 25th Anniversary event one of our best yet!
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
ARE AVAILABLE AGAIN THIS YEAR
PLATINUM SPONSOR - $1,000
(2 hole signs, Tent Display, Team of 4, pre/post event publicity)
GOLD SPONSOR - $600
(Tent Display, Team of 4 and recognition at event)
SILVER SPONSOR - $350
(Tent Display)
BRONZE SPONSOR - $100
(Hole Sponsor Sign)
BEVERAGE CART SPONSOR
Offering a.m. or p.m.
- $400
Or ALL day
- $600
OR if you prefer to pay via Credit Card you may Sponsor and Register Online below!
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Sponsorships are coming in, give us a call to reserve your hole or your golf team's
tee off preference!
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PLATINUM SPONSORS
Lexington Medical Center
Prisma Health
The Town of Chapin
GOLD SPONSORS
Southern Propane
GOLF CART SPONSORS
Caughman-Harman Funeral Home
State Farm - Scott Hanners
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The Member-To-Member Discount Program encourages Chapin Chamber members
and their employees to prefer other Chapin Chamber members when making
buying decisions.
The program entitles our members many valuable discounts at participating
member businesses and is a great way to attract customers, build relationships,
save money and strengthen our local economy.
In order to offer or take advantage of these special discounts:
- You must be a member of the Chapin Chamber of Commerce in good standing.
- You must offer a discount that is exclusive to this program and that the general public could not receive (example: a 10% discount on all services or purchases, a free appetizer with dinner purchase, etc..) Be Creative!
- You must offer a discount that is ongoing and not a one-time-only deal.
- Your business may revise this offer every two months by notifying the Chamber
Want to offer a discount to your fellow Chamber Members?
Send information to april@chapinchamber.com
Our Members, under the tab Member to Member Discounts
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Please join us for our first Luncheon Member Meeting for 2019!
This event, sponsored by Lexington Medical Center, will be held at
Chapin Town Hall
157 NW Columbia Avenue
Registration is Required
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Date: Thursday February 21st
Time: 12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m.
Since 1963, February has been celebrated as American Heart Month to urge Americans to join the battle against heart disease.
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SAVE THE DATE!!
You may have heard the rumor about a Chapin Bridal Show...and it is true!
The Chapin Chamber is presenting the Chapin Bridal Show on Sunday, June 2nd, 2019 at the Chapin Town Hall.
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The goal is to showcase the Chapin area as a destination to be married, complete with venues, florists, caterers, photographers, musicians, bar tending services, event rentals, salons, spas, and much more.
While we will accept vendors from outside the Chapin area and outside of the Chapin Chamber, we are allowing Chapin Chamber members priority to register until March 1st, 2019.
On March 2nd, 2019, registration to Chapin Bridal Show opens up to the public.
We will begin selling tickets to the event on April 1st, 2019.
Chapin Town Hall
157 Columbia Avenue, Chapin,
Sunday, June 2nd, 2019
1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
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Thank you to our ANCHOR & ADMIRAL Sponsors
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Please remember to send your articles by Wednesday morning to be included for Thursday distribution. This form of advertising is
INCLUDED IN YOUR CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP.
Send articles to:
april@chapinchamber.com
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Wendy Forgetta, owner of Your CBD Store Newberry, and her husband Dave bought a Chapin lake home in 2016 and permanently moved here in June of 2017.
She is a Realtor in FL and SC, however, with the saturated Realtor situation in SC,
it wasn't working for her.
She was also a Hairstylist for 30 years,
but felt she had to find something that would satisfy her time to help people
in a different way.
And this was where CBD came in.
She took an Endocannabinoid Course, learning a wealth of information and feels confident suggesting products best suited to her customers
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Your CBD Store's downtown
location offers a comfortable and unique environment for customers to come in and ask questions,
to learn about their endocannabinoid systems, the natural cannabinoids we produce as humans, and why Cannabinoids (CBD, CBC, CBG, CBN etc.) are showing benefit to people ailing
from a host of issues.
They have books written by doctors, Ph.D.'s, and scientists regarding their findings with reference to CBD.
Should you choose they have a couch and chairs for you to relax in while you learn about how some doctors think Cannabinoids are making people healthy. You may also go in a and try a free
sample if you'd like.
Their products contain 0% THC which is the component that gives you the "High" feeling, so no worries there.
They want all customers to feel comfortable when they shop while providing a place to promote health and education.
Because Cannabinoids have shown anti-inflammatory properties, they sell a variety of different applications.
Their product line includes: Oil Tinctures, Water Soluble, Edibles, Capsules, Topical Cream, Lotions, Bath Bombs, Tea, Coffee, Dried Fruit, Chocolate, Vape Options, and Pet Tinctures, Yes CBD is Great for Pets.
They are not a Pharmacy, and they are not Doctors, and they always recommend customers consult their doctor or physician before taking anything related to their health. Together with your doctor, they offer an alternative to everyday medication.
They believe in health without the high
and are confident their products achieve that belief. Visit Wendy at
Your CBD Store
1012 Main Street
Newberry, SC
(803) 485-0064
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The inspiration for the "Fireflies" name is a particular species of Firefly-the Photuris frontalis-and the amazing behavior of that firefly in the nearby floodplain forest in Congaree National Park.
Each spring, as baseball season begins, the Photuris frontalis perform a wonderful and mysterious light show.
For a few weeks, hundreds of these fireflies synchronize their flashing each night-they light as one, in unison.
The mass synchronization that occurs on the banks of the Congaree is one of only a few places on Earth where such a spectacle is known to take place.
This theme of synchronization and working together is also an apt metaphor for the City and its people. Columbia is a city that comes together to address major issues. Columbia can be counted among the few significant Southern cities that made it through integration in the 1960's without the kind of violence experienced in places like Birmingham and Selma.
This relatively peaceful integration process was largely the result of the City "coming together" in the form of the Columbia Community Relations Council, organized by then-Mayor Lester Bates.
That spirit of cooperation continues in Columbia today in many forms, including education, arts and cultural events.
The theme also exemplifies Spirit Communications Park-a place for everyone in the Midlands to come together.
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A place with something for everyone and where all are welcome.
Spirit Communications Park is a
year-round gathering place for families, friends and co-workers to create lasting memories together and a place where major community events and milestones are celebrated.
Fireflies is also a fitting name for this "Famously Hot" City. Both the flaming
tail at the base of the firefly logo and the "C" and "F" (for "Columbia" and "Fireflies") coming together as a flame are
nods to the City's slogan.
As the capital of our great state, their primary wordmark incorporates the palmetto tree and crescent moon
from the state flag.
Their colors are the midnight blue of the South Carolina night sky, a neon green/yellow representing the "flash" of the firefly and a crisp silver used on the wings of the bug.
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The Columbia Fireflies are seeking talented soloists and groups to perform the National Anthem at Fireflies home games for the 2019 season. With Opening Night (April
4th at 7:05 p.m) quickly approaching,
National Anthem auditions are being held at Segra Park on Saturday, February 23rd and on Monday, March 4th.
All interested parties must contact the Fireflies to schedule an audition time.
Auditions are by appointment only.
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Experiencing and Sharing Christ's
Presence in a Growing Community!
Times of Worship
Sundays at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m.
with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
101 E Boundary Street, Chapin
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In the search for a church home, some people are attracted by the energy exhibited in programs, gimmicks
and give-a-ways.
At Mt. Horeb, the energy is God working through people living in community.
AT Mt. Horeb they uphold five Core Values that define who they are.
They are five verbs that underscore everything they do as a family of faith.
WORSHIP – Joyfully proclaim the Word of God
LEARN – Dutifully study, teach and live the Word of God
WITNESS – Boldly share the Word of God
SERVE – Humbly and enthusiastically respond to the Word of God
SUPPORT – Gladly give their time,
talent and treasures motivated by the
Word of God
They celebrate real faith for a real world. You are invited. Welcome!
The Rev. Ralph G. Hill
Senior Pastor
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CHAPIN COMMUNITY LED DISCOUNT
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Are you a member of the Chapin
Chamber of Commerce?
Do you have an event you are promoting and are interested in using the Chambers LED Board?
We are now offering a Special Pricing for
Chapin Community Events
of
$50.00 for a 2 week 24/7 period
Restrictions Apply
Space is Limited
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Call April for details
(803) 345-1100
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We are pleased to introduce the 2019 Chapin Chamber Ambassadors!!
Nancy Williamson
, Chair
Crystal Ridgell,
Board Liaison
Addison Baker
Bill White
Mary Ciesielski
William Lynch
Jacqueline Davis
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Gail Dorroh
Julie Shealy
The Chamber Ambassador Program
is the volunteer committee
to our Chamber.
They represent the Chapin Chamber of Commerce in our community and at Chamber-sponsored events.
These Ambassadors are a group of dedicated volunteers from diverse businesses throughout the Chapin and surrounding areas.
The mission is to welcome, nurture, and recruit new and potential Chamber members; act as goodwill representatives at Chamber functions and aid in the support of Chamber members.
Thank you for taking the time to be a dedicated member of the Chapin
Chamber of Commerce.
We look forward to working with you!
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Doza Rizen Cafe is Hiring!
They are looking for dependable
people to join their team!
If you are hard working, self-motivated,
and a fast learner they would like to talk to you. Must have open availability.
Prefer restaurant or customer service
experience, but they are willing to
train the right person.
Please see Brian, Robin, or Brianna
in person.
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107 Virginia Street
Chapin, SC
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Sherry is looking for a Hairstylist to join Southern Grace!
This job is Commission only!
Please send your Resume to Sherrykd@gmail.com or bring
it by the Salon!
200 Lexington Avenue
Suite B, Chapin
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Once again the Chapin Chamber of Commerce will be accepting donations on behalf of the Cinderella Project for 2019! Please bring in your gently used and new prom dresses, shoes and accessories to us Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
We thank you for your generosity.
302 Columbia Avenue, Chapin
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REQUEST FOR PROMOTIONAL ITEMS
Do you have "swag" to promote
your business? We would love to include
it in our new member "swag bags" as a way to introduce and market your
business to our new members!
If so, please email
April
or
OR Bring your swag to us
302 Columbia Avenue
We will also pick up items!
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CHS CHEER
STATEHOUSE RECOGNITION
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Congratulations to
Chapin High School Varsity Competitive Cheer Team,coaches, and administration.
Recognition by the State House was
Thursday February 7th
2018 Class AAAAA State Champions!
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New Kitchen? New Roof? Backyard Oasis?
The possibilities are endless with a Home Equity Line of Credit from Security
Federal Bank, and NOW is the perfect time to apply!!
Any application taken between
February 1
st
through April 30
th
will receive
$750.00 towards closing costs
, paid by the bank.
If you are interested in submitting an application please call
Christina Chappell,
803-569-2710
or Mary Ciesielski
803-569-2715
or stop by the Ballentine branch, located on the corner of Rauch-Metz Rd. and Dutch Fork Rd.
1790 Dutch Fork Road, Irmo SC
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Crooked Creek Park
1098 Old Lexington Hwy
Monday February 18th, 2019
Refreshments from 6:30 - 7 p.m.
General Meeting from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m
Members and Guests welcome!
They will be welcoming duel presenters: Laurie Meyer and Marissa Vogl.
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In anticipation of her upcoming CCAL Workshop, Laurie Meyer is coming to
their February 18th meeting.
Her friend and business partner Marissa Vogl, who many members will remember from her presentation and workshop last year, is accompanying her.
While Laurie demos her colorful under paintings, they will discuss their love of color and bold brushwork, their unique approaches to painting and their unique partnership as well as the business of owning and running a gallery in one of the most art focused cities in the country.
This is going to be a fun evening with two very dynamic and vivacious artists-not to be missed!
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for a Women in Business Webinar next week. This is the first in the series that will help small business owners understand the types of insurance that they will need as their business grows from a startup of one to a successful business with many employees.
This will help you understand insurance terminology, requirements, and more!
Register through EventBrite; each registration is a donation to a nonprofit,
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QUILTS OF VALOR PRESENTATION
The Quilts of Valor Foundation was started by a woman named Catherine Roberts,
whose own son was deployed to Iraq.
It literally began with a dream she had, which resulted in her gathering three of her own friends who were quilters.
The first quilt was awarded in 2003 at Walter Reed Army Hospital, to a young soldier who had lost his leg in Iraq.
It has since evolved into a National
organization,which seeks to cover all veterans with a warm and comforting quilt. There are thousands of volunteers across the country creating these beautifully handmade quilts.
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To date there have been over 209,000 quilts awarded.
It is the goal of the Quilts of Valor Foundation to cover veterans affected by war with a warm and comforting quilt.
The program originally was called
“Quilts for Soldiers” because Catherine
did not realize that not all veterans are
called soldiers. The name was then changed to quilts of Valor, and even this name throws people off.
Veterans are very humble human beings, and when asked if they’ve ever been awarded a quilt of Valor,
they all say the same thing like
"I didn’t do anything to deserve this
award, please give it to someone
more deserving."
The public is cordially invited to attend the
Quilts of Valor presentation on
Friday February 15, 2019
at the American Legion Hall Post 193
here in Chapin, located at
102 Lexington Avenue.
The ceremony will begin promptly at
7:00 p.m. with light refreshments served immediately after.
This will include our own Mayor David W. Knight, who will be accepting this award in honor of his father.
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Do you REALLY WANT TO KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON WITH OUR STUDENTS? From juuls to prescription drugs...from anxiety to depression...from peer pressure to parents who are afraid to ask...
Their panelists will discuss it all!
SOS Purpose:
A focus on prevention through education and resources to address the social and emotional
health of our students.
SOS is inviting all parents, community members, business owners and residents of Chapin and the surrounding District 5 community.
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Their panelists include specialists from the medical background, law enforcement, mental health, and school counseling.
Year Two of SOS looks very different!
They hope you can join them on
Tuesday February 26th
Chapin United Methodist Church
415 Lexington Avenue, Chapin
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
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February Special
Receive 2 months FREE on a full annual maintenance contract.
A landscaping is a living thing, constantly changing. Even a beautiful design, perfectly in scale, will eventually overgrow its boundaries. Chapman Landscape knows that your lawn, flowerbeds, and entire property are important investments to you. They can create a complete lawn care package to fit your budget and needs. Let them take care of your landscape and lawn so that you don’t have to.
Contact Chapman Landscape
(803) 606-1505
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National Education Association (NEA's) Read Across America is an annual reading motivation and awareness program that calls for every child in every community to celebrate reading on March 2, the birthday of beloved children's author Dr. Seuss.
Chapin Intermediate School wants to bring the celebration of reading and literacy into their school on
Friday March 1st!
They are asking for volunteers, including our Chamber Members to read to their classes on this day between
7:40 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.
Guests can sign up for 1-2 slots and
they are in need of 8 volunteers
per 15 minute time slot.
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Click
HERE
to the link for sign-up-genius should you wish to pick your own time
OR
You may e-mail their media specialist
Ronnie Corn at rcorn@lexrich5.org
Parking may be a little tricky, so early arrival is recommended.
1130 Old Lexington Hwy, Chapin
Volunteers will need to report to the front office and sign in with their ID.
They will then be directed to the media center and escorted by student volunteers to their designated classroom.
Books will be provided.
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Please consider taking part in the largest reading event in the United States.
"You're never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read with a child."
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OYSTER ROAST FOR CHAPIN BEAUTIFICATION FOUNDATION
Hosted by The Tipsy Toad Tavern
Saturday March 9th
6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.
This year the Chapin Beautification Foundation is hosting its 3rd annual Spring Oyster Roast on historic Beaufort Street
Butch Tisdale is catering the event, which includes steamed oysters and chicken bog. They will be cooking oysters on site to ensure they do not run out!
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Admission is $40 for all you can eat or
$10 admission to watch the band and support the Foundation's efforts to
beautify Chapin through the planting
and protection of trees.
The Tipsy Toad will have cash bars
for beer and wine.
Tickets are available for advanced sale at the Tipsy Toad, Chapin Town Hall,
Botanica Nursery and the Chapin
Chamber of Commerce.
$20 if not eating/paid at entrance.
Children are Free.
Live entertainment will be provided
by the country band
BLACK WATER SHINE from 7-11 p.m.
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Click above to purchase tickets for Getting Sarah Married
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Should you wish to sponsor the above Rotary Club Boots & BBQ
Click
HERE
for sponsorship opportunities
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Saturday March 30th
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
1st Choice Community Center
217 Park Terrace Dr., Suite 100
Columbia, SC
Vendors can register for this event
FREE of charge; if you are interested please
CLICK HERE
to complete the online registration form.
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See what community resources are available for you, your child and your family during a free resource fair event.
Multiple organizations, community groups and vendors will be able to help you with a variety of needs.
Enjoy free food, door prizes and kids activities.
If you have questions about the event, please contact Prisma Health-Midlands Healthy Start at (803) 296-3780
or 1-888-788-4367.
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Donations of all food items are always
appreciated.
Click on Food Pantry Needs for February's request
Collection bins are located throughout Chapin at the library, Crooked Creek Park, some local churches,
and at We Care.
They are incredibly grateful for your support!
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FEBRUARY 2019
SONYA DIIMMLER
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Award winning artist Sonya Diimmler
paints colorful South Carolina lake
and landscapes along with her favorite subject and muse her bulldog Smedley
and her Boston Terrier Mattie.
You can see her colorful canine and
feline portraits displayed on the fence
at Chapin Veterinary Hospital on
Columbia Avenue just down the road
from the Chamber.
While she primarily paints with oils,
the fence paintings are done with
acrylics and UV resistant mediums to
help them weather the hot SC sun.
Her painting “Brown Eyed Beggars”
which is on display in February at the Chamber won first place in the
Amateur Division at Crooked Creek’s Annual Juried Show in 2018 .
Sonya currently serves as President for Crooked Creek Art League in Chapin.
The League offers fantastic workshops
and opportunities for both fledgling
and established artists.
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Sonya Diimmler
"Brown Eyed Beggars"
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THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 14th, 2019
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Observed each year on February 14th, National Donor Day
(also known as National Organ Donor Day) is a day to increase awareness about organ donation and the lives that can be saved. In the United States, more than 120,000 people are waiting for a life-saving organ donation.
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National Donor Day focuses on five different types of donations: Organs – Tissues – Marrow – Platelets – Blood. Many nonprofit health organizations sponsor blood and marrow drives and organ/tissue sign-ups across the nation. Approximately every two seconds, there is someone in the U.S. who needs blood, which translates to the need for over 41,000 daily donations.
HOW TO OBSERVE
Look into becoming a donor.
for more information on organ donation.
Please consider giving the Gift of Life.
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NATIONAL CREAM-FILLED
CHOCOLATES DAY!
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Chocolate lovers rejoice as February 14th is National Cream-Filled Chocolates Day! On a day when heart-shaped boxes are filled with bite-sized chocolates with ooey, gooey centers, quite a few of these cream-filled goodies will be exchanged and shared on this holiday.
Whether it is milk chocolate, dark chocolate or white chocolate filled with marshmallow cream, creme de menthe or coconut cream, there is a variety of choices to fit every chocolate lovers palate.
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NATIONAL FERRIS
WHEEL DAY!
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February 14th is the annual observance of National Ferris Wheel Day.
This unofficial national holiday is held
on this day to honor the birth of the inventor of the Ferris Wheel, George Washington Gale Ferris, Jr.
Preparations for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition began in earnest
in 1891. Director of works for the fair, Daniel H. Burnham, laid out the
challenge: create a centerpiece to the show that will rival the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Erected the year before, the Eiffel Tower was quickly becoming a world attraction. Ideas were tossed about,
plans presented and plans rejected.
George Washington Gale Ferris was inspired. He contemplated several ideas, but it wasn’t until one evening in a Chicago chophouse that he struck on an idea that could fit the challenge.
After sketching out the design on napkins, he proceeded to develop his plans.
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When presented with the concept
Burnham balked, doubting it could safely carry people to such heights.
Ferris persisted. Spending $25,000
of his own money, he paid for safety studies, obtained $600,000 more from investors, hired engineers and built the 250-foot diameter wheel and hoisted it
up between 140-foot twin towers.
It was a colossal success at 26 stories tall and making a whopping $726,805.50.
In 1893, that was a hefty profit for the fair.
Despite the wheel’s success, Ferris struggled after the fair. Lawsuits over who owed who bankrupt him.
His wife left him. Then in 1896, a few
short years after the fair, he died
at the age of 37 of typhoid fever.
The original wheel suffered a similar fate. In 1906, it was destroyed with dynamite for scrap metal.
The idea has lived on, and wheels continue to be enjoyed around the world.
WHEELS AROUND THE WORLD
Tianjin Eye Ferris Wheel in Tianjin,
China, is built over a bridge spanning
the Hai River.
The London Eye overlooks the Thames River in London.
The ever classic Wonder Wheel of
Coney Island in New York City was built by the Eccentric Ferris Wheel Company
from 1918-1920.
Take your breath away looking over Niagara Falls from a seat on the Niagara Skywheel in Canada.
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Valentine’s Day began as St. Valentine’s Day, a liturgical celebration of one or more early Christian saints named Valentinus. February 14th, Valentine’s, Day first became associated with romantic love during the High Middle Ages as the tradition of courtly love was then flourishing.
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During 18th century England, this day evolved into an occasion in which lovers expressed their love for each other by presenting flowers, offering confectionery and sending Valentine cards.
HISTORY
Credit is traditionally given to Pope Gelasius for declaring February 14th
as Saint Valentine’s Day around the
year 496 to separate the church from the Roman celebration of Lupercalia, an ancient pagan fertility festival which occurred on February 15th.
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HELP ENLIST NEW MEMBERS
& EARN REWARDS!
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Did you know you can earn Chamber Bucks?? We'll give you a voucher for $25 when you refer a new or existing Chapin business to join the Chapin Chamber. Your Chamber Bucks can be used just like cash for Chamber services, including event registrations or sponsorship's, sign rentals, even toward your dues payment! It's just our way of saying Thank You and hoping you'll send more members our way!
Contact us for more information!
803-345-1100
april@chapinchamber.com
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Rebecca Blackburn Hines - Executive Director - director@chapinchamber.com
April Robinson, Administrative Assistant & Newsletter Publisher - april@chapinchamber.com
803-345-1100 | www.chapinchamber.com
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