| Dear
Lindsey,
The phone here at the Cape Cod Chamber has been ringing off the
hook this week with visitors looking for rooms for tonight and
tomorrow - so this eNews is going out a bit later than usual! Good
luck to any of you who are running in the Falmouth Road Race this
weekend - be on the look out for Arthur (watching from the
sidelines) and Jessica (running) from our office.
We encourage you to pass the word about our newsletters to others
at your business who may benefit from these weekly tidbits. To sign
up just have them go to www.ecapechamber.com! [By the way - we've
added a new interest category this week: Golf & Sports - sign up
to receive notes on this topic by going to the subscription center
through the link at the very bottom of this email]
| Nominate your favorite retailer! |
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 It's time
to nominate your favorite retailer for a RAMAES (recognizing
excellence in retailing.)
The five categories for nomination are for outstanding
achievement in advertising & promotion; community service,
display award;rookie of the year; retailer of the year.
You need to send the business name and address and
telephone number (optional) of your nominee along with about
25 words why you are nominating them. Your name is optional.
Send the nominations to Kate Rooney at the Retailers
Association of Massachusetts, 18 Tremont Street, Suite 1040,
Boston, MA 02108.
Let's get some Cape Codders recognized for their fine work!
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more... »
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| Marketing Opportunity: Big E 2002 |
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 The 82nd
edition of the largest festival in the Northeast will be held
at the Eastern States Expo in West Springfield from September
13 to September 29, 2002.
The Cape Cod Chamber will once again have space in the
Massachusetts Building for brochure distribution. This is an
excellent opportunity for you to promote your attraction,
restaurant or lodging property. This is especially true if you
have any fall or winter specials.
For an investment of only $75.00 I will take your info to
the show for the entire 17 days. I will need approximately
250-300 pieces of material.
Please let me know ASAP if you would like to participate. I
will not need payment or brochures until the end of August but
space is limited so just call, fax or e-mail me if you are
interested and we will bill you in August. Thank you! Arthur
R. Ratsy Phone: 508-862-0700 x 512 Fax: 508-862-0727
[email protected]
Big
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| Sign
up to golf! |
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 The Eye
Health Services Cape Cod Golf Classic (benefiting the Cape Cod
Chamber of Commerce) is scheduled for Monday, September 30 at
The Ocean Course at the Country Club of New Seabury.
Besides playing on one of the most spectacular venues in
New England - the No. 5 rated course in the region, according
to the New England Journal of Golf - we are also looking
forward to hosting the post-round festivities in the new
45,000-square-foot clubhouse.
The scramble tournament is scheduled to start at 1 p.m.
followed by a cocktail reception and awards dinner.
FORE!...
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| Kudos
from our email inbox... |
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| A few
weeks ago, my wife and I spent about a week @ Cape Cod. We
really enjoyed the weather, tours, food and the shops. I
highly recommend the beauty of Cape Cod, and thought I would
let you know how well the people treated their guests.
Thank You, from Midwest Kansas
Gerald E. Lewis, Industrial Specialist, USP Leavenworth
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| Cape Cod
Chamber of Commerce and Tee-Ball Golf Marketing Co. sponsor
Cape Cod "Hickory Heritage Classic" Golf Festival |
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| In celebration of over 100 years of golf
on beautiful Cape Cod, Tee-Ball Golf, a golf marketing company
from Yarmouthport, and the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce are
sponsoring a unique celebration of the game on Sunday,
September 15, 2002, to benefit the Francis Ouimet Scholarship
Fund. The fund was established in 1947 by the 1913 US Open
champion and has enabled thousands of young men and women of
Massachusetts to pursue their dreams of higher education.
The very special golf outing will be held at the Donald
Ross designed Bass River Golf Course in South Yarmouth. Not
only will it be a day of relaxing and enjoyable golf but it
will also be one where all participants will pay homage to the
bygone era of knickers and hickory shafted clubs. Participants
will play the course using their own modern equipment in a
modified "scramble" format and will be required to play
according to the USGA rules of 1913, the year of Ouimet's
historic US Open victory. One of the most unusual rules to be
followed is the "stymie" rule where, instead of marking your
ball on a green so that it does not interfere with an
opponents line, the player can actually use his ball to block
or "stymie" the other player's shot.
More
on the Hickory Heritage Classic
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