Nmbcoc Nov 09 Newsletter

♦ NORTH MYRTLE BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ♦ CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU ♦ NOV 2009 ♦

From the Desk of Our President

The American Free Enterprise System and Sustainable Regional Development in the 21st Century Dear Member, Neither time nor space will allow me to elaborate on these two very critical subjects, so what I hope to do here, is simply introduce the issues and expand on them in future columns and venues. This country was founded and made the envy of the world on the principles of the American Free Enterprise System. As the US Chamber has just announced the “American Free Enterprise, Dream Big” campaign, we salute this initiative and agree with them that “as a nation, we face major policy challenges – but none greater or more important than reviving the economy, restoring the 7 million jobs lost to the current recession, and creating the 13 million more jobs that will be needed over the next decade.” Through recent surveys, it has also been found that while people support free enterprise,

they do not clearly see how it benefits them as individuals. Concern has also been expressed in the future of the free enterprise system, and questioned as to whether the private sector will or should take the lead in our nation’s number one challenge – job creation. Here, in North Myrtle Beach, and the Grand Strand region, it’s daunting to think of the creation of 7 million, let alone 13 million jobs over the next decade. Yet, we hold our destiny in our own hands and through visionary planning and bold action, we can certainly do our share among our predominantly small business sector, to create jobs and strengthen our local economy. As the US Chamber campaign proposes, it is a belief in the values of individual initiative, hard work, freedom of choice, and the free exchange of trade, capital, and ideas which can lead America

back to prosperity. Only free enterprise will create the innovation, the opportunities, and the jobs, our nation, our community of North Myrtle Beach, and the Grand Strand region needs. Switching gears to Sustainable Regional Development. What the heck is this? I’m fortunate to begin my participation this week, in the first session of a nine-month program funded by the Ford Foundation on Regional Sustainable Development. Supported and sponsored by our national professional association, the American Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE), I’ll be joining about 15 of my peers from chambers throughout our country, selected by ACCE and the Ford Foundation, to receive hands-on training, peer-to-peer knowledge exchange, research, and examination of working models covering a wide range of growth and sustainability issues.

Save the Date for our Upcoming Holiday Events………………..pg 6

Areas such as infrastructure, immigration, land use, housing, education, environment, minority inclusion, and inner city challenges, will be addressed through meetings, online teleseminars, readings, and the development of regional action plans.

Advertising Opportunity with NC Road Trips…………………...pg 7

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Inside this issue… Annual Christmas Parade accepting applications………………...pg 5

North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors

North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce Staff

Officers Mike Robertson…………………………………Chairman of the Board Damon’s Grill

Marc Jordan President/CEO

Ed Horton………….…..Immediate Past Chairman/Visitor Center Chair Anderson Brothers Bank

Trina Scabery Executive Assistant

Rachel Whitley………………………………………………...Treasurer National Bank of South Carolina

Ann Arnold Chief Financial Officer

Marc Jordan……………………………………………..President/CEO North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce

Ruth Anne Ellis Visitor Center Director

Ed Prince…………………………………………….Public Policy Chair Prince & Prince Properties

Marilyn Rinehart Marketing/Advertising Director

Hardy Butler………………………………………...Membership Chair Retired Retailer

Charlene Lynam Community/Special Events Director

Joyce Thomas……………………………..Marketing/Advertising Chair Century 21 Thomas Realty Ron McManus……………………..Community & Special Events Chair Dixie Chicken Fishing Funament Monroe Baldwin…………………………Economic Development Chair Myrtle Beach Tours Board Members at Large Bubba Collins Bubba Collins Insurance

Kim B. Dayvault Myrtle Beach Mall

John Griggs State Farm Insurance

Larry Spainhour HTC

John Smithson Ex-Officio

George Gregory Elliott Realty

Jim Eggen Myrtle Beach Seaside Resorts

Richard Scott Gilmore Entertainment

Grace Spainhour Grace Realty Co.

Dan Moore DM Development Company

Tom Staats Century 21 Barefoot Realty Inc.

Joe Flesch Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort Jessica Worley Ocean Drive Resort

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Vicki Keibler Membership/Sales Director Jennifer C. Prince Media/Communications Specialist Antonel Neculai MIS/Marketing Database Manager Jay Drummond Operations Assistant Visitor Center Information Specialists: Sandra Appelbe Charlotte Bailey Brenda Brewster Debra Brown Jan Ellington Patricia Harrison Betty Mauney Fazelle Scaggs Betty Ann Sharpe Office Volunteers: Mary Beam Frances Beck Dottie Brehaut Jean Etheridge Rosemary Hannell Jean Gibson Lucille Lewis Minnie McIntyre Mary Kay Nance

Member Spotlight Carolina Cooling & Plumbing

Prince & Prince Properties, LLC

At Carolina Cooling & Plumbing, service is our specialty. When was the last time you saw a Maintenance Program where you the customer, know exactly how much time the vendor figured in? How much time it actually took to complete the work? We can do this because of customized task sheets for the particular equipment based on the specific time of year. No guessing, no waste of money. You will have the “Peace of Mind” knowing your equipment is being maintained optimally.

Prince & Prince Properties specializes in lot, tract, farm and acreage land clearing. Fall is the best time of year to clear your land of unwanted brush and trees. We also specialize in mulching, stump grinding, tree removal, timber management, wetland consulting, ditch cleaning, easement ditching, ATV trails, hunting trails, survey lines, fire lines, bush-hogging and much more.

Licensed in South Carolina, Horry County and the City of North Myrtle Beach our company has extenPlease call Erin Moore at (843) 238-5805 for more sive experience in these fields; including experience in working with state and county agencies. information. Call owner Edward Prince for a free evaluation, (843) 222-6329.

Want to be included in the Member Spotlight? E-mail Jennifer Prince at [email protected] or fax 843-280-2930. Spotlights are on a first come first serve basis and may be edited by staff members

Atlanta Bread Company

Interior Designs by Joy

Atlanta Bread Company, located in Gator Hole Plaza Interior Designs by Joy is owned by Joy Wilkes of in North Myrtle Beach, is open for breakfast, lunch North Myrtle Beach. From design consultations to the and dinner. finished product, each client is offered the very best in the fine design to style your home, condo, business or Breakfast menu items include bagels, omelets, hot boutique. Offering breathtaking beauty and impresbreakfast sandwiches and much more. Lunch and sive charm to all of our clients, Interior Designs by Dinner menu items include sandwiches, paninis, sal- Joy also specializes in painting and custom wallpaper ads and soups. and border. We also have a team of licensed and bonded general contractors. Don’t forget about our fresh bakery too! We have breads, muffins, cookies, and lots of other treats. Joy wants to make an everlasting impression on her clients based on trust and integrity. We proudly stand To receive special offers, sign up for the eCafe Club behind our work and dedicate ourselves to giving each at www.AtlantaBread.com. For take out order or call of our clients the satisfaction of knowing that their ahead orders to the North Myrtle Beach location business or home is handled with excellent quality. please call (843) 663-1500. Owner Joy Wilkes is dedicated to bringing excellence to your home and business. For more information please call (843) 610-3564 or email [email protected]. 3

Happenings NMB Woman’s Club 16th Annual Christmas Tour of Homes Saturday, Dec. 5th 11 am - 4 pm Tour six beautiful homes decorated for the holiday season. Tickets are $25 per person in advance and may be purchased at the NMB Chamber beginning November 1st and at the door of each home only on the day of the event for $30. Light refreshments served at the chamber all day during the event. For more information about the event please call 843-281-2662. All proceeds of this event go to local charities.

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Turkey Dinner Drive The NMB Chamber in conjunction with Boulineau's and Grand Strand Resort are proud to sponsor the annual Turkey Dinner Drive. A Thanksgiving dinner can be provided for $19.00 which includes a twelve to fourteen pound turkey, yams, two cans of vegetables, cranberry sauce, rolls and a pie. Those wishing to donate can also make contributions via mail; please make checks payable to: North Myrtle Beach Chamber, 270 Hwy 17 North, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582.

Annual Intracoastal Christmas Regatta The Boat Regatta will be held Saturday, November 28th at 5:00 pm. Any location along the Intracoastal Waterway between the Little River Inlet and North Myrtle Beach will provide a perfect view of the parade. If you would like to enter your boat in the parade please call Susie Watson at Harbourgate Marina (843) 249-8888 or visit www.christmasregatta.com. And remember to drop off an unwrapped toy at any marina in North Myrtle Beach or Little River for the children of Horry County. With your donations of new, unwrapped toys we can reach our goal to make sure there is not a single child without a present to open on Christmas morning.

North Myrtle Beach Lions Club Strides Walk Join the Lions Club of North Myrtle Beach on Saturday, November 14th, World Diabetes Day, as they sponsor a “Strides” Lions Walk for Diabetes Awareness. Diabetes awareness is a top priority for the Lions Club of North Myrtle Beach as well as Lions Clubs International. The need for diabetes information in our community is greater than ever. The “Strides” program is designed to promote awareness of diabetes through family-friendly activities. The Strides Walk will be held on Saturday, November 14th from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm at McLean Park in North Myrtle Beach. To participate as a walker please contact Dick Hester at (843) 2492447.

Special Thanks… The Chicora Regional Car Club for the Turkey Dinner Drive donation… Ross Rankin from Atlanta Bread Company for the yummy treats… Sticky Fingers for the delicious chicken wings… Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday for the peanut butter bars… Maintenance Task Force for the doughnuts… Hilton Myrtle Beach for the heresy kisses and plants… Bob Evans for the banana nut bread… Prince Resort fro the delicious pastries…

Welcome New Members For September Alsco Linen & Uniform 717 Sumitt Ave. Kinston (843) 399-2610

James Law Firm LLC PO Box 806 North Myrtle Beach (843) 249-1066

Robert Nixon Handyman & Property Maintenance 1150 Volunteer Dr., Loris (843) 716-0974

Carolina Clean Sleep PO Box 511 Little River (866) 287-8990

Milliken's Hidden Reef 1525 13th Ave. N. North Myrtle Beach (843) 249-7333

Sears Hometown Store/Two Wolves Enterprises P.O. Box 5077 North Myrtle Beach (843) 997-2799

Coquina's Waterfront Sports Bar & Grill 722 Hwy. 17 Little River (843) 281-9400

My Oceanfront Condos 5257 Lake Edge Dr. Holly Springs (919) 567-8931

Discover Myrtle Beach 623 Camden Cir. Pawleys Island (843) 602-2633 Edward Jones 7833 N. Kings Hwy. Myrtle Beach (843) 449-9660

Thanksgiving Specials With Thanksgiving a few weeks away, the Chamber is putting together a list of restaurants that are offering Thanksgiving Day specials. Please fax your specials to (843) 280-2930. Also, submit your information for the Weekly Update email blast. Just email WeeklyUpdate@NorthMyrtleBeachCh amber.com. Thank you!

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OIR Interactive 1019 Hwy. 17 S. Ste. 103 North Myrtle Beach (843) 628-1619 Peggy Gifford 167 Palmetto Lane Myrtle Beach (843) 272-3154

W.H. Golf, LLC 3251 Lyndon Dr. Little River (843) 399-4043 White Shoreline Realty-Joyce White 813 2nd Ave N North Myrtle Beach (843) 385-7299 Williams Mobile Maintenance 4377 Valley Rd. #6 Little River (843) 446-6195

Annual Christmas Parade Accepting Applications The Annual North Myrtle Beach Christmas Parade is scheduled for Saturday, December 5th at 5:30 pm. Every year over 100 entries parade down Main Street in celebration of the holiday season. This is a great way to advertise your business to the community! The parade route will travel down Main Street to Ocean Boulevard and will disperse on 2nd Ave North. Any location along Main Street provides a perfect view of the parade.

Applications are available online at www.nmbevents.com. Just click on the calendar, “December 5th.” If you have questions please contact Charlene Lynam, Events Director at (843) 2812662 or email [email protected].

Save the Date for our upcoming Holiday Events What a great time to live at the beach! This holiday season is jammed packed with things to do. Bring along the entire family to our annual Tree Lighting, Christmas Parade or Christmas Cantata. We have many Christmas activities that appeal to people of all ages!

Join family, friends and your local community members to light up the glorious Christmas Tree in McLean Park on Friday, December 4th at 6:00 pm. Other activities will be going on around the tree lighting including a visit with Santa for the kids, singing, dancing and much more!

Come celebrate the holidays by listening to an array of Christmas songs at the Ocean Drive Presbyterian Church on 6th Ave South in North Myrtle Beach. Performances begin on Saturday, December 5th with a show at 3:30 pm and on Sunday, December 6th enjoy a 3:30 pm and 7:00 pm show. Tickets are free and will be available at the North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce.

Do you enjoy making holiday wreaths? If so, join us on Tuesday, December 8th for a free wreath workshop from 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm at the J. Bryan Floyd Recreation Center in North Myrtle Beach. They will provide all materials except the wreath form. The Annual Christmas Parade is scheduled for Saturday, December 5th at 5:30 pm.

This annual Parade occurs at night to provide the patrons with a unique holiday experience. Bring your friends and family to observe all of the parade floats lit up with colorful Christmas lights. Any location along Main Street provides a perfect view of the parade. Applications to participate in the parade are available at www.nmbevents.com. For more information on all these events call 843-281-2662 or visit All of www.nmbevents.com. these events are organized by The Mayors Christmas Advisory Committee and sponsored by The City of North Myrtle Beach and the North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce.

CHOICES Program The CHOICES program is an interactive decision-making workshop that focuses on keeping teens in school, motivating them toward their education and future, and introducing them to practical life skills to help them succeed. In two fast-paced hour-long sessions, business volunteers take students through real-world exercises on academic self-discipline, time and money management and goal setting. The Chamber has had an outstanding response from our members to participate in this program. These volunteers will present the CHOICES session to our 8th grade North Myrtle Beach Middle School students on November 16th & 17th. If you would like to participate please contact Trina Scabery at (843) 281-2662. 6

Board of Directors Spotlight Ed W. Prince, III President Prince Developers, Inc Board of Directors Term: 2007-2010

History of Chamber Service 1998: Original Founding Member 1999-2003 & 2004-Present: Board of Directors Member 2004-2005: Chairman of Governmental Affairs 2005-2007: Chairman of the Board Currently serves as Vice Chair for the Public Policy Council

Ed is originally from Loris, SC but has lived in North Myrtle Beach for the past 25 years and he and his family have owned businesses in North Myrtle Beach for the past 45 years. Ed is a member of Trinity United Methodist Church in North Myrtle Beach and has served the church in many capacities including Chairman of the Capital Campaign, Chairman of Finance, Certified Lay Speaker, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and Chairman of Capital Improvements. Ed and his wife Joanna reside in the Cherry Grove section of NMB.

Advertising Opportunity with NC Road Trips The North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce and North Carolina based travel marketing company, Summerton Design, LLC, publisher of www.ncroadtrips.com, is offering a unique, effective marketing opportunity to NMB Chamber members. Unlike traditional roadside visitor’s centers, Summerton Design has developed informative, interactive Travel Centers in the state’s most popular malls, capturing potential vacationers prior to planning their trips. The Travel Centers serve as virtual trip planners for over 43 million people a year. Potential customers can browse the Chamber’s

official 2009 Visitors Guides, brochures, videos and commercials, as well as discounts. The Travel Centers are un-manned kiosks allowing visitors to browse at their leisure without the pressure to buy anything. All travel information is free to take for visitors to review in the comfort of their home. If you are interested in participating in this new and innovative marketing opportunity please contact Vicki Keibler, Membership/Sales Director for the Chamber at (843) 241-2109 or email Vicki@NorthMyrtleBeachChamb er.com.

2010 Visitors Guide The North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce is currently in production for the 2010 Visitors Guide.

Beach’s area accommodations, attractions, beaches, dining, entertainment, fishing, shopping, real estate, weddings and group tours.

This guide allows visitors to dive deeper into North Myrtle Beach during their visit. The 132-page edition includes visitor information, history & heritage, an area map, and a member directory. It also features an annual events calendar and information on civic organizations, places of worship and tide charts. This userfriendly guide is designed with travelers' needs in mind and fits easily into a purse, backpack or pocket.

The guide is expected to be delivered to the Chamber office by mid-December. Please stop by and pick up your copy.

This year's publication continues to be a trusted destination resource, offering the most comprehensive overview of North Myrtle 7

All Chamber members will receive a free listing in the Member Directory section!

Comfort Kit Collection Did you realize that the Coastal SC Chapter of The American Red Cross responded to the needs of 700 residents that lost their homes to fire last year? If you had to leave your home quickly due to a fire or disaster you probably wouldn’t think to grab your toothbrush, soap or shampoo, would you? That is why The American Red Cross provides “comfort kits” to all of the people they help. The K-Kids of North Myrtle Beach Elementary and their fellow students wanted to help The American Red Cross. The NMBE K-Kids began a school wide collection and when Nanci Conley, Director of Public Support for the Coastal SC Chapter of The American Red Cross, came to speak at the October 7th K-Kids meeting, she was overwhelmed with the amount of items the students had collected. The children collected enough soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo and other incidentals for many comfort kits. As the KKids say before the beginning of each meeting, “As a K-Kid, I promise to serve my neighborhood and my school; I will show respect toward my environment; and I will try to make the world a better place in which to live.”

K-Kids showing off the items collected

October Ribbon Cuttings

Carolina Clean Sleep

Robert Nixon Handyman

C & S Auto Repair

November Ribbon Cuttings Interior Designs by Joy Held at Chamber office. Thursday, November 5th @ Noon

Positive Technologies 813 2nd Ave North, NMB Tuesday, November 10th @ Noon

Side Street Café 1000 2nd Ave South, NMB Thursday, November 12th @ 11:30

Uptown/Improv Inside Myrtle Beach Mall Friday, November 13th @ Noon

Barefoot Church 701 Main Street, NMB Tuesday, November 17th @ Noon

Aries Construction Management 1309 Poole Street, NMB

Upscale Resale 1008 Hwy 17 South, NMB Thursday, November 19th @ Noon

October Business After Hours

Special thanks to Molly Darcy’s for hosting a wonderful Business After Hours! 8

Online Advertiser’s Bill of Rights After dwindling in the recession, Internet advertising, the decade's most disruptive marketing machine, is regaining the momentum. According to Lauren Rich Fine, a longtime media analyst and professor at Kent State University, much of the advertising in long-established media, particularly in the classified sections of newspapers, will never rebound to pre-recession levels. As a result - or a consequence - advertisers are increasingly allocating more of their budgets to the Web. Harvard Business School professor Ben Edelman recently published a post titled "Towards a Bill of Rights for Online Advertisers". In it, he suggests "five specific rights advertisers should demand as they buy online placements". They are: 1. An advertiser’s right to know where its ads are shown. Accountability should not be undermined by the luck of information to determine if a certain website qualifies to show an ad. It is nonsense to pay for ad space without knowing where the ad will appear.

2. An advertiser’s right to meaningful, itemized billing. People might love playing online games; however business owners are definitely not happy playing accounting games. When paying for a click, advertisers need to make sure that the computer mouse was really clicked. 3. An advertiser’s right to use its data as it sees fit. Campaign configuration or records of campaign performance. All need to be available and portable, as they are the property of the advertiser. 4. An advertiser’s right to enjoy the fruits of its advertising campaigns. Piggyback advertising is not rare. Advertisers need to make sure the ad network is not reselling their lead to a competitor in order to increase their own revenue. Advertisers pay fair value for all clicks on their ads. Still, when someone clicks on an airline’s ad, often times the ad network identifies the lead, based on behavioral targeting, as a potential traveler. The web visitor is then served another ad, oftentimes belonging to a competing company.

5. An advertiser’s right to resolve disputes fairly and transparently. Contracts are often tilted, offering ad networks too many advantages. From disclaimed promises that ads will appear in any certain place, to denied responsibility for fraud, they all offer ad networks great immunity from advertiser’s complaints. Today’s challenges remain the convoluted relationships established by hurdles of ad networks, hard to brake by small advertisers. To remain effective, advertisers need to settle with companies offering web tracking technologies making it easy to measure whether a search ad campaign is yielding adequate sales to justify the expense. If their online spending isn't paying off, advertisers should pull the plug. No matter how advanced the marketing technology is, it all boils down to the nature of the most basic economic activity: trading services or products for money. Advertisers have the money and they should always remember this. After all, the ultimate power is in the dollar.

CELEBRATE THE CHILDREN! The LITTLE RIVER MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION will launch its first Fundraiser on Friday, November 6th, with a Spaghetti Lunch from 11 am-2 pm at the Villa Romana Italian Restaurant, located at 707 S. Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach.

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LRMC provides mobile schoolbased dental services at 20 Horry County Elementary Schools, K – Grade 5, via funding support through SC DHEC’s Division of Oral Health. Call (843) 443-6947 for tickets, general information or to make a donation.

Antonel Neculai MIS/Database Manager

Humane Society of North Myrtle Beach Events The Humane Society of North Myrtle Beach is planning two events this Holiday season. Have your pets photo taken with Santa Paws this year! Photos will be taken Saturday, November 21st and Saturday, December 5th at Wags & Whiskers, located at 710 B 5th Ave. S in North Myrtle Beach. You must have an appointment. Please call (843) 280-7686. Attend the Pets Light up Our Lives event to honor our pets; past, present and future on Saturday, December 12th at McLean Park in North Myrtle Beach starting at 6:00 pm. There will be Christmas music refreshments, gift basket raffles and a blessing of the animals. All pets that attend will receive a Christmas gift. Lights can be purchased for $10 per animal. White lights represent those who have passed, red lights represent those who are still with us and the blue lights represent the over 200 pets in the shelter. If you miss this event you can also visit the tree at the NMB Chamber through Jan 1st. For more info call (843) 249-4948.

From the Desk of our President, Continued A simple explanation of regional sustainable development is its growth strategy that uses natural resources wisely and builds infrastructure for long-term competitiveness. It shares prosperity across a range of businesses, interests, residents, and neighborhoods within one region. Another way to say this is regional sustainable development is a way to compete and prosper amid the vast global economic changes of the 21st century. Regional sustainable development is a positive, long-term growth agenda, focused on building per capita income and wealth within metropolitan North America while creating long-term opportunities for businesses and residents. 10

Over the next year, I will be learning more about our role in North Myrtle Beach in developing such an agenda and serving as a regional steward to advance this strategy throughout the Grand Strand.

Quarterly Membership Meeting Each quarter the NMB Chamber hosts a Quarterly Membership Breakfast Meeting for new and existing members to learn more about Chamber programs and benefits.

Sincerely,

The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, December 9th at 8:30 am. Location TBA. (Please check the Weekly Update email blasts for the location.)

R. Marc Jordan, IOM, CCE President/CEO

This is a great opportunity to meet the Chamber’s Board Members and Staff. Also we will review new and existing benefits and upcoming events. For more information please call Charlene Lynam at (843) 281-2662.

September Website Report

NMO…

Total number of visits:

39,019

Total number of page views:

93,555

New visits:

58.59%

Countries generating most number of visits

* The website received visits from 76 countries and territories! Web Statistics collected through Google Analytics

United States

36,472

Canada

1,135

United Kingdom

128

Germany

67

Australia

45

Chamber’s Inquiry Overview

Learn about the benefits the Chamber has to offer! New and existing members are welcome. Light refreshments will be served. Wednesday, November 25th @ 8:30 am Held at the chamber office. 270 Hwy 17 N. North Myrtle Beach October NMO Photo

Left to right: Hardy Butler, Janet Hancik, Robert Nixon, Bonnie Williams, Bonnie O’Guin, Erin Moore and Bubba Collins. The chart visually compares the number of requests for specific information. Types Attractions Calendar of Events Hotel/Motel Condos/Beach Houses Fishing Golf E-Newsletter Group Tours

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September 2009 912 708 587 538 249 225 198

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North Myrtle Beach Chamber Of Commerce Convention & Visitors Bureau 270 Hwy 17 North, North Myrtle Beach (843) 281-2662 (877) 332-2662

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Happy Thanksgiving

Intracoastal Boat Regatta

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Final Reminders… □

Donate a Turkey Dinner for a much needed family in the North Myrtle Beach area.

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