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Page 2 We're not the same old Chamber anymore! Linda Ashley, President/CEO Page 3 BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse Chamber Ribbon Cutting Page 4 Trivia Matters Competition Newark Educational Foundation THE VOICE OF BUSINESS www.newark-chamber.com A PUBLICATION OF THE NEWARK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE November 25, 2008 B USINESS Chamber mixer happenings S POTLIGHT W Silicon Valley: Gene Daniels, Farmers insurance Halloween treat (center) is joined by the senior sales staff at W Silicon The staff at W Silicon Valley ing. Among the treats were apples Valley. From left, turned their conference room into that could be dipped in caramel Mai Yang, Sales a fun Halloween-themed site in or chocolate, with toppings to be Coordinator; October for their mixer for the New- savored there or later. Rosanne Oberts, With ever increasing competition ark Chamber of Commerce. From The appetizers and dessert Director of Sales and the current state of the economy, the costumes, to the décor, to the dainties were provided by the chef snacks, it was a ghoulish and ghastly of Relish, the hotel restaurant, and and Marketing; increased company and product aware- affair. certainly a good sampling of the Daniels; Angela ness is absolutely essential in today's The sales manager, Elaine gourmet menu. Paradiso, Catering information saturated marketplace. Driscol, was a pirate, and her staff The W Silicon Valley offers an Sales Manager; Since 1976 Allen Graphic Design (AGD) were various characters from history outstanding hotel stay with a fine and Elaine Driscol, has established a reputation for serving and fable. The whole hotel was restaurant open to the community; Sales Manager. the unique needs of clients throughout decorated for Halloween, and the consider them for the next time you the nation. Based in the Bay Area, AGD mood was celebratory and welcom- need a break or want to treat visitors. ELIN THOMAS provides award-winning solutions in vi- sual communication to a wide variety Super Suppers: Dinner in a flash of companies, solutions that help them stand out from the competition. This creative and responsive design office still follows it's original philoso- Super Suppers is a dinner concept some of her crew and explained how phy "provide unique, creative solutions unlike a restaurant. You can go there the business had grown and the menus which are tailored to the requirements of to prepare meals in advance, with all that were currently offered. the client." the ingredients prepped, or pick up Carleton passed out a question- already done meals that are frozen and naire with several cooking questions Well-designed visual communication ready to cook at home. At their Newark and was surprised at the knowledge of materials help companies outsmart their Chamber mixer on Nov. 12, several the Chamber members, most of whom competition rather than outspend them. specialties were available for attendees knew what Bechamel sauce was and Some of these visual materials in- to savor, and there was also wine tast- what polenta was made from. It was a clude: corporate identity systems, logo ing offered to add to the conviviality. fun activity and a special opportunity to design, brochures and catalogs, adver- The specialties offered, including learn from and about other guests. tising, sign programs, point-of-purchase artichoke dip, chicken Parmesan and When you're looking for that special and product packaging. mini-meatballs, gave a hint of the type meal that you may dread preparing, One of the cornerstones of a busi- of meals that were readily available. keep Super Suppers in mind; holiday ness is the logo. The definition of a Owner Becky Carleton introduced help is available. logo is: "A mark or symbol created for GENE DANIELS an individual, company, or product that amonG the many chamber members enjoying the mixer translates the impression of the body it at Super Suppers were, from left, Wayne Barnett, Brinks Home is representing into a graphic image." Security; Ginger Ikuno, Coldwell Banker; Sue Ten Eyck, SF Bay Any logo should be able to be used Wildlife Society; Ken Smith, Re/Max One Alliance; Nancie Allen, in a variety of sizes and on a range of MasterKey Advantage; and Stephen Allen, Allen Graphic Design. becky applications. Considering the varying carlton, nature of business, many companies owner City of Newark's 22nd Annual tend to advertise and market their ser- of Super vices outdoors, in the newspaper, in Suppers, brochures and on the web. You need describes to ensure that your logo can be resized and used on a range of backgrounds so that it does not become distorted, but Tree Lighting Program the choices available for people to make instead is a true representation of your This traditional program up or pick up includes holiday caroling, refresh- meals at the company's image no matter where and December 1, 2008 ments, and a special performance store. how it is used. from the Newark Memorial Cougar assemble: 6:15 p.m. The key to successful branding is to Chords. For further information, Program: 6:30-7 p.m. ensure that the application of your logo please call the Recreation and newark civic center, carl GENE DANIELS follows all the guidelines that have been Community Services Department Pierce memorial tree. established with the creation of the cor- at 578-4437. porate identity system. It should reflect your identity, tone, and service. A well- thought-out corporate identity system will allow the consumer to see a com- pany logo design, recognize the brand City Managers Luncheon Entertainment 2009 Is Here! and feel good about dealing with that ® company. They have a choice and you want to make sure they feel good about New leads group forming their choice and this happens to a much Leads For Success Clubs are currently forming Leads For Success dynamic groups of Chamber Partners II with a planning meeting on Monday, larger degree when you start with a well- who meet on a weekly basis to ex- Dec. 1 at the Holiday Inn Express at designed logo. change business leads and ideas with 7:30 a.m. { Contact Allen Graphic Design at 510- fellow business professionals. Net- If you need more customers, call 657-8470 to find out how well-designed online working in this manner has proven to Linda at the Chamber (744-1000) for an Great Features More 50%-off Discounts—available visual communications can help your be extremely successful and rewarding. invitation to attend the next Leads For Discount Movie Tickets—as low as $5.50 each a broader spectrum of of the company reach Web Deals—savings from popular online retailers Top Leads for Success I meets every Wednesday at 11:45 at IHOP. We are Success. potential customers. 2009 Book: Guaranteed Lowest Rates—10,000 hotels worldwide Spotlight articles in the Voice of Business are won by Chamber member businesses. Every member has an opportunity to be chosen for this article placement. Printing of the article does not JEANETTE BUTLER signify endorsement of the FreD Diaz, Fremont city manaGer (left), Larry products or services of the Cheeves, City Manager of Union City (center), and John chosen business. Becker, Newark City Manager (right) enjoy a moment to- gether after having made their presentations at the October Luncheon. 9 Entertainment® The three city managers of Newark, Union City and Fremont all presented status reports on each City's development at the Oct. 16 Chamber Lun- 2009 Is Here! cheon. Both Fremont's Fred Diaz and Union City's Larry Cheeves concentrated on looking for better City of Newark Guides & Council Agenda now in Community Matters days ahead in this time of a troubled economy. Fre- The Newark Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that the following City of Newark MAKES A GREAT GIFT! mont is tapping into financial reserves and has a guides will now be included in our monthly e-publication Community Matters: selective hiring freeze. Union City has been cutting services and may begin layoffs. John Becker, New- Activities Guide by the Newark Recreation & Community Services Department ark City Manager, announced the City has laid off Newark News workers, implemented an employee salary cut and Newark Senior Scene Newsletter $25.00 are closing City offices every other Friday. Each talked about the boosts to come from vari- In addition, the City of Newark Council Agenda & Minutes will be included! ous developments in the coming year. Fremont will be opening their water park, finishing Niles Plaza And, Community Matters will continue to include the following: and adding new car dealerships. Union City is look- Calendar of Events – Newark Chamber of Commerce Calendar, Tri-Cities ing to new highrise development near the BART sta- Community Events Calendar and Annual Tri-Cities Community Events Listing! tion. Newark Chamber of Commerce Events – e-flyers for events such as the Chamber Newark is working on an environmental study for luncheons, mixers, ribbon cuttings, seminars, BBQ & Auction, Car Show, Bunco a planned development on the Western edge, which Tournament and Blues Festival. Member Events & Promotions – e-flyers with announcements of Newark Chamber will include a golf course. Becker announced that of Commerce members events, sales & promotions! the management of NewPark Mall has decided to Voice of Business – the Newark Chamber of Commerce publication that is in the phase in revitalizing of the Mall, with plans expected Contact shortly. Mowry Crossing, across from the mall, is be- Argus on the last Tuesday of every month. Linda Ashley at (510) 744-1000 ing reconstructed, with the addition of BJ's Restau- NEW: Job postings by Newark Chamber of Commerce Member Businesses! rant and Brewhouse. You can receive Community Matters via email the last week of every month. It's FREE! All three managers emphasized that their cities Thank You for Supporting had weathered economic downturns before, and Just go to http://www.newark-chamber.com/chamber/community-matters.php to sign up. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - NEWARK concentrated on finding positive news to report. 2 - NOVEMBER 25, 2008 NEWARK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: VOICE OF BUSINESS 2 - OCTOBER 28, 2008 NEWARK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: VOICE OF BUSINESS FROM THE PRESIDENT / CEO FROM THE Newark Chamber of Commerce PRESIDENT / We aren't the same old Chamber anymore By Linda ashLey Mixers have made many improvements. need to do now to take the next Development Director — Col- CEO newark ChamBer President & CeO We revised the bylaws and poli- step? leen Ganaye (her bio is below). Newark Chamber of Commerce members and their cies and procedures; created a 1. We will be working on a new Colleen is a whiz at membership What's new at the In a few short months I will cel- invited to the following events: five-year strategic plan. Where and marketing and has already employees are five-year strategic plan; re-en- ebrate five years at the Newark ergized the Board of Directors, do we want to be in 2014? Please started implementing some of Chamber of Commerce. Many Ambassadors, Ribbon Cuttings, email me with your ideas! her ideas. Watch the Dec. 30 Newark Chamber of things have changed since April Mixers and Luncheons; created 2. We decided to go green Voice of Business and/or Com- went from a member an entirely new5:00 to 7:00 pm and start the Community Matters munity Matters for a huge an- 2004 when ITuesday, October 28 Mixer Web site; pro- of the Board to the paid admin- duced a new Newark map and e-publication with Newark Cham- nouncement of a new program istrator facing many challenges. the Community Guide and Direc- ber and City of Newark informa- that will drive business to your of the Newark City Council and Halloween Mixer at W Silicon Valley It is available FREE to any- door! With the help and encouragement tory; and more. But, Gateway rest on past tion. 8200 you can'tBlvd, Newark one who would like to subscribe Commerce? Working together, it's going staff, and the Chamber Board of successes, especially when (see article on page 1). 494-8800 By Linda ashLeybe a great 2009! changed to working Club Directors and Ambassadors we times get tough. So, what do we a new Member 3. We hired newark ChamBer President its name to Leads for & CeO Success, changed their Linda Ashley, President and CEO location to IHOP Restau- 6066 Civic Terrace Ave. #8 Phone 510-744-1000 Fax 510-744-1003 www.newark-chamber.com Ribbon Cutting: bJ's RestauRant and bRewhouse Tuesday, November 11 Mixer 5:00 to 7:00 pm Thanksgiving Mixer at Super Suppers E-publication Our first edition of Community Matters is on rant, and increased their membership and also 39162 State St, Fremont Mayor David W. Smith its way to you today via the large Chamber with a number of refer-of E-mail: email@example.com welcomed the addition of rals exchanged in at- Commerce crowd each 745-8270 BJ'syour email … if you are tendance. Restaurant and Brew- Wednesday at noon. If a to the Newark busi- houseNewark Chamber of The menu features deli- you need more business ness family at the ribbon or cious American-style food Commerce member Board of Directors have November 6, you need to join Leads cutting onalready signed up selections, especially sig- 2008. Right off the freeway nature deep-dish pizzas, for Success now! Wednesday, December 3 Mixer 5:00 to 7:00 pm on our web site. So what and many types of micro- and across from NewPark New Celebrity is Community Matters? brewed beers. There are a Mall, at 5699 Mowry Ave., Wreathdesserts, sched- it's aCommunity Matters is our variety of Auction and as great location for this Holiday Mixer at the Newark Chamber popular concept restau- uled for December 11 new e-publication that the samples they provided 6066 Civic Terrace, Newark rant.will electronically provide are an indication, a great • The Holiday As part of the revitaliza- selection of appetizers as Luncheon will feature a 744-1000 tion you with information of the Mowry Center, well. BJ's offers the option *Bring an unwrapped gift for a child! curbside takeout: cus- is a bellwether of new of special auction of order- BJ'sabout the Chamber, development for the City. Chamber members, tom decorated holiday ing by phone or over the Community offer deli- GENE DANIELS Not only do theyEvents and internet, and then picking wreaths donated by cious food, they have tasty upsome notable bay area Kirsten Ashley, with grandmother Linda Ashley, Newark Chamber brews (includingBusiness. your car. getting out of the Voice of home- without CEO, and little Madison,Refreshments and Newark Councilmember Luis made root beer) to offer granddaughter of door prizes! New to our website celebrities — maybe The BJ's chain began Freitas, joined Newark City andplenty of business cards ribbon cutting for hungry • The Chamber Store with a deep dishfigure or *Bring Chamber officials at the and thirsty patrons. even a sports pizza family-oriented Bj's Restaurant and Brewhouse. two! and now is invited. Mayor Smith took pleasure recipe, Everyonehas a re- where you can find and in introducing BJ's Area pay for Membership cord of successful growth Watch for the article in Director, Gerald Simmons; throughout California. on the Dues, Luncheons, Leads MayorVoice of Business General Manager C.J. Smith thanked them New Member Development Director, Colleen Ganaye for and the dues, Spe- forNovember 25 for a list of Garcia, Successlarge staff locating in Newark on handEvents and more! the celebrities. cial for the opening. It and wished them much The Newark Chamber is variety of was a high-energy evening success. are always on the pleased to announce the ad- goods and • Send Artwork / Files We dition of Colleen Ganaye as services that will allow you to send up lookout for more ways the new Member Development all busi- to five files at one time to to serve our members Nancie Allen, MasterKey Director. nesses need. Real Estate Advantage be included in any of our and the community. I'd Colleen comes to the Cham- She would Holiday Luncheon & ber with over 35 years of local like to see publications. love to hear your ideas! Elise Balgley business experience. From her co-op buying Leads for Success Call me! Bernard, Balgley & Carol Palinkas Celebrity Wreath Auction! first business venture at the age opportunities •Last month the Net- of 10 with her first lemonade Colleen GAnAye for Chamber Bonaccorsi EmbroidMe stand in Newark, she has been members. Musical Entertainment by the City of Newark's Yowza Band! Holiday Luncheon & coming up with ideas to create If you need any help with your business and you are a and develop business strate- will be Santa, Mrs. Santa, and Santa's helpers! Special Guests Celebrity Wreath Auction! Newark Chamber Member or gies to bring in clients. HerHoliday Wreaths decorated by local celebrities! Bid on duties at the Chamber will be to would like to join the Cham- Board Liasons find ways to help our members Holiday Raffle! ber, please call Colleen at the Musical Entertainment by the City of Newark's Yowza Band! Stephanie Evans Newark Unified School District get a larger share of business Chamber office 510-744-1000. because of their membership Thursday, December 11! talk with She will be pleased to Upcoming Special Guests will be Santa, Mrs. Santa, and Santa's helpers! Bid on Holiday Wreaths decorated by local celebrities! chamber ribbon with the Chamber. She will also you about your needs and help Holiday Raffle! Jason Jones Newark Hilton be working on strategies to help in any way she can. Lt. Tom Milner Public Safety Liaison Ohlone Community College members to save money on a 39900 Balentine Dr., Newark Thursday, December 11! 11:15 am - 1:30 pm Newark Hilton 39900 Balentine Dr., Newark cUtting Ambassador Corps Please bring an unwrapped gift to 11:15 am - 1:30 pm Social time 11:15 – 11:45 help Tri-Cities League of Volunteers (LOV) Lunch & program 11:45 – 1:30 The Newark Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and Ambassadors make a child's Holiday special! BJ's Restaurant and Please bring an unwrapped gift to Social time 11:15 – 11:45 help Tri-Cities League of Volunteers (LOV) Brewhouse Lunch & program 11:45 – 1:30 make a child's Holiday special! invite you Sponsorship Opportunities: and your staff $500 Holiday Mixer as Table Sponsorship:to aIncludes table for 8, recognition ata table sponsor at the event and other sources The Newark Chamber of etc.), and you may hang your business banner! (website, newsletter, Commerce Office Sponsorship Opportunities: We welcome the the event and other sources Table Sponsorship: $500 Includes table for 8, recognition as a table sponsor at opening of Event Sponsorship: $1000 Includes all of the above plus "Featured Member" in the Voice of Business in the 6066 Civic Terrace Ave., Newark Argus and on the Chamber website for 1 month in the first quarter of 2009! Tuesday, December 2 BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse (website, newsletter, etc.), and you may hang your business banner! Event Sponsorship: $1000 Includes all of the above plus "Featured Member" in the Voice of Business in the in Newark. for 1 month in the first quarter of 2009! Argus and on the Chamber websiteThis popular chain is of Newark, 7:00 pm Tickets: $35 – Members 5:00 to Fremont or Union City Chambers $45 – Non-members increasing its presence in North- Bring plenty of Holiday Spirit, your business cards, Company: ____________________________________________________ location ern California with a new $45 – Non-members Tickets: $35 – Members of Newark, Fremont or Union City Chambers and an unwrapped gift to help the League of Names: ______________________________________________________ on Mowry Avenue. Volunteers make a child's Holiday special! Company: ____________________________________________________ I will donate a raffle prize _____ I will bring a gift for a child ______ City officials will be officially Names: ______________________________________________________ Refreshments provided by our Chamber of Commerce cutting the ribbon onaThursday, I will donate a raffle prize _____ I will bring a gift for child ______ Sherri Lee Chargemember Caterers,mastercard (You can now pay at www.newark-chamber.com!) $ _________ to my visa / Hotels, and Restaurants! Nov. 6, and Chamber members The Argus Card # ___________________________________ exp ________ Door prizes provided by our _________________________________ Name (as it appears on your Credit Card)generous Ambassadors, and friends are invited to check Charge $ _________ to my visa / mastercard (You can now pay at www.newark-chamber.com!) Card # ___________________________________ exp ________ Board Members and Chamber of Commerce members! Billing Address (inc. zip) _______________________________________________ Name (as it appears on your Credit out their menu and beer selec- Card) _________________________________ Signature _______________________________________ Date ____________ tions from 5 to 7 p.m. Billing Address (inc. zip) _______________________________________________ BJ's is located at 5699 Mowry Signature _______________________________________ Date ____________ Reservation deadline is December 8th at noon (no cancellations after that time). Ave., across from NewPark Mall. Reservation deadline is December 8th at noon (no cancellations after that time). Pay on the web, by Fax, phone or email the Newark Chamber to make reservations by credit card. Pay on the web, by Fax, phone or email the Newark Chamber to make reservations by credit card. 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Harrigan these questions is to identify school? The Bunco players all enjoyed • International House of for donating our posters. Superintendent of ScHoolS the factors that contribute to Thinking back, who or what wonderful music, great food, a Pancakes • Raffle prize donors: My Office student success and then align were the most important influ- chance to win raffle prizes, lots • Kabul Express Kabob Products, Janet Drews, Round At this time of year, we give community resources and sup- ences in achieving your educa- • Papilion Restaurant Table Pizza, AC Transit, of yelling "Bunco," and much thanks for the many blessings port services with those factors. tion goals? Can you define the • Patron Plaza Mariachi Landru Chocolates, Home- laughter throughout the evening. in our lives. In celebration with Educators, parents, students qualities and characteristics of • Relishes at W Silicon Valley wood Suites, Pat Danielson, The winners for the night family and friends, we acknowl- and community members are those influences? • Super Suppers — Fremont The Hilton, MasterKey Real were: edge the simple truths: that we constantly evaluating what con- If there was one condition • Most Bunco's — Susie Please patronize their won- Estate Advantage, CC Law- are cared for and appreciated, tributes to a student's success derful establishments. group, IHOP, Cartridge World that could have increased or Habild; Susie won $250 and that we are sustained in our in school. Traditionally, broadly Judges Bob Rada (John (Fremont), Andy Francis, John improved your educational a trophy. daily living, and that the prom- speaking, standardized tests success, what would that • Most Wins— Norma Mcgee; Hancock Financial Network) and Hancock Financial Network, ise of tomorrows have actually and assessment data are used Jasmine O'Neal (The Newark Linda Ashley and the others have been? How would your Norma won $150 and a been fulfilled in yesterdays. to measure a student's aca- Hilton) who kept score — they who graciously added items to educational success have been trophy. In the midst of fall 2008, we demic success, and behavioral changed? • Most Bunco's Runner-Ups worked really hard. the raffle table. are even more grateful for the rubrics measure behavioral suc- Gene Daniels (State Farm (On a personal note, thank If you could identify a suc- — Bettyann Gauvreau, Jay continuity of our lives during cess. Professional educators Insurance), for memorializing you Greg Magee (GM at the cess factor so that today's Shaffer and Johanna Mu- this historic time of change. generally identify the following the event in pictures. Hilton and our Chamber's Chair- learners will contribute to both rayama; all won free entry into Even in the face of uncertainty, factors as enabling a student's Raffle queen Pat Danielson, man of the Board) for stepping the 2009 competition. we are still filled with the hope success: the community and the work • Early Bird Registration who presided over the raffle. up and handling much of the of opportunity. As participants • Academic success force, what would that single Drawing — Susie Habild; Stephen Allen (Allen Graphic preparation of the last days prior in an educational community, • Cognitive development success factor be? How would to the event when Susie won free entry into the we see the promise of the 21st • Social development and you recommend that it be se- I was unavailable. 2009 competition. century, our children, and our skills cured for today's students? — Linda) • Best Costume — French work with them. • Emotional health and well The month ahead will be Please call Maid Sharon Van Horne; Sha- In the months ahead, we will being filled with dialogue in response the Chamber at ron won free entry into the be challenged as a school dis- • Behavioral development to these questions, as we weigh 744-1000 to get on 2009 competition. trict and community to prioritize /character development the consequences of aligning the mailing list for A huge thank you to the fol- and determine how we will meet • Physical health and well available fiscal resources with the Fourth Annual lowing without whom the event the promise to educate our chil- being the educational programs that Newark Bunco would not have been possible: dren with reduced resources. • Environmental security Tournament to be support student success. As • The Newark Hilton, our host The current economic crisis in and safety held in October community members, we will for the evening and GM Greg California has already resulted • Familial support 2009. look to you to participate in this Magee for co-chairing the in a reduction of funding to Therefore, let me pose these dialogue. We in the Newark Uni- event. public education and mid-year critical questions to you for your fied School District are thankful •DJ Susan Harlow-Schott of cuts and decreased revenues consideration. Referencing the At lEFt, to participate in a community SHB Enterprises for providing for 2009 loom on our horizon. list above and based on your so deeply committed to its chil- the music and starting off each The Chamber As a school district, we own life experience, I invite you dren, and we are committed to round of Bunco with "Let's Go President/CEO, will be called to formulate a to reflect on the circumstances leading with integrity, diligence Bunco!" Linda Ashley, thoughtful response to the bud- or conditions that helped you An extra special thank you to stands with get deficit by asking ourselves succeed as a student. What and unwavering promise to our the following Newark Chamber "Most Bunco's" critical questions. The goal of promoted your success in children of the 21st century. of Commerce businesses for winner, Susie Habild; below, Meet our New Member with "Most Wins" winner, Norma Hristo Minev and Laura Fan, recent Nevada Star Ball Profes- McGee. sional Rising Star finalists, joined forces in September 2008 to re-open Premier Ballroom Studio, an established ballroom facility PHOTOS BY GENE for 14 years, located at 4181 Cushing Parkway in Fremont, Calif. DANIELS Their vision is to offer a fun and dynamic environment for people to meet socially, relieve stress and experience the magic of ball- Holiday Community room dancing. Premier occupies over 8,000 square feet with a 3,200-square- foot floor with state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems perfect for social and competitive ballroom dancing. Premier is open seven days a week offering a variety of group lessons covering Social Ballroom, Latin and Club style dances. On the weekends, EvEnts Dec. 1 — Newark Tree 5-10 p.m. there are six social ballroom dance parties with upbeat music Lighting Program, holiday Dec. 12 — LUNA Las Posa- for everyone to have fun. Please check their Web site at www. caroling, refreshments and en- das celebration. PHOTO COURTESY OF PREMIER BALLROOM STUDIO premierballroomstudio.com or call 510-683-9228 or email info@ tertainment by NMHS Cougar Dec. 13 — Viola Blythe premierballroomstudio.com for more class and party information. Chords. 6:30 p.m., Newark Center Free Holiday Party for In December, there are two exciting events at Premier. On Saturday, Dec. 13, Premier will have a Christmas Showcase Party, from Civic Center, Carl Pierce Me- Children 5 p.m. to Midnight featuring Professional and Student showcase, dance competition, hors d'oeuvres and drinks. On Dec. 31, there will morial Tree. Dec. 14 — LOV Sunday be a grand New Year's Eve party featuring The Nocturne band, Professional and Student showcase, hor d'oeuvres and drinks. The Dec. 4 — WHHF and Mc- Afternoon Concerts: Newark band will ring in 2009 for the crowd! Donald's restaurants present Symphonic Winds presents Trees of Angels 2008. Lighting a holiday music program, 2 of the tree at Silliman Activity p.m. Doors open at 1 p.m. at Center, 6800 Mowry Ave. at the MacGregor/ Bridgepoint 6 p.m. Entertainment by the School Auditorium, 35753 RENEWING CHAMBER MEMBERS Newark Symphonic Winds; ap- pearance by Santa and special "Angel" ornaments for sale; Cedar Blvd at the corner of Cedar and Lake, Newark. Ad- mission is a new, unwrapped refreshments served. Bank of the West Kiwanis Club of Music for Minors II Quality Sign & RE/MAX One Webeze toy for the Marines Toys for Dec. 6 - Washington Hos- — Fremont Fremont Carol Zilli Banner, Inc. Alliance Kelley Rao Tots campaign. Complimen- pital Breakfast with Santa and Tak Yamamoto Shirley Sisk 37141 Second St. Robert Patrician Ken Smith 11637 E. Charter Ronald McDonald: 8:00 a.m. tary refreshments during the 5120 Mowry P.O. Box 2068 Fremont, CA 94536 5588 Central Ave. 5600 John Muir Dr. Oak Drive registration, 8:30 breakfast intermission. Avenue Newark, CA 94560 Member Since: Suite F Newark, CA 94560 Scottsdale, AZ served. Reservations required. Dec. 15 — Frosty Fam- Fremont, CA 94538 Member Since: 2007 Newark, CA 94560 Member Since: 85259 $10 per person includes ily Fun Night at the Silliman Member Since: 2006 (510) 733-1189 Member Since: 2006 Member Since: breakfast, entertainment and a Center, 6 p.m. 2004 510-793-5683 Fax: (510)713-9879 1994 510-471-6946 2004 photo with Santa! 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Dec. 1 — Newark Tree Lighting Program, holiday caroling, refreshments and entertainment by 1–2 — NUSD Winter Break; school closed. NMHS Cougar Chords. 6:30 p.m., Newark Civic Center, Carl Pierce Memorial Tree. 1–2 — City of Newark offices closed. Dec. 2 — Newark Chamber Holiday Mixer at the Chamber office, 5–7 p.m. Dec. 4 — Newark Chamber Executive Board Meeting, noon. ON-GOING CHAMBER NETWORKING CLUBS Dec. 4 — WHHF and McDonald's restaurants present Trees of Angels 2008. Lighting of the tree at • Wednesday at Noon, IHOP Restaurant, contact Linda at 744-1000. Silliman Activity Center, 6800 Mowry Ave. at 6 p.m. Entertainment by the Newark Symphonic Winds; • New group now forming; Mondays at 7:30 a.m.; contact Chamber at 744-1000 for information. appearance by Santa and special "Angel" ornaments for sale; refreshments served. Dec. 5 — Deadline for newsletter articles and advertising, and deadline for Luncheon reserva- RECURRING WORKSHOPS AT THE TRI-CITIES ONE-STOP CA- tions. REER CENTER, NEWARK CAREER LOCATION Dec. 6 — Breakfast with Santa and Ronald McDonald at Washington Hospital. Career Assessment Workshop "Choices" every other Wednesday, 1–2:30 p.m. Dec. 6 — Newark Rotary Crab feed, Newark Pavilion, 5-10 p.m. Career Center Orientation, first and third Tuesdays, 1–2:30 p.m. Dec. 6 — Newark Symphonic Winds Holiday Concert, Newark Memorial H.S. Theatre, 7 p.m. Please call 510-742-2323 to confirm dates/times and to pre-register. Also, check out the Web site Dec. 7 — Farmers Market at NewPark Mall, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at www.tricitiesonestop.com Dec. 8 — Deadline for e-flier inserts in Community Matters Dec. 9 — Bookmobile at Schilling School, 2:15–3:15 p.m.; Ash St. at Wells Ave., 3:25–4 p.m. ON-GOING CLUB MEETINGS Dec. 9 — SCORE counseling at the Chamber Office. Appointments required; 744-1000. • Newark Toastmasters meets every Tuesday, 7 a.m., in the Newark Library 510-796-3031 Dec. 11 — Chamber Holiday Luncheon and Wreath Auction, Hilton Hotel, 11:15 a.m.–1:30 p.m. • Toastmasters Star Search Club meets every Wednesday at the Newark Public Library, 7 p.m. For See information page 2. more information check the club's Web site at www.starsearchtm.org or call 510-490-2149. Dec. 11 — Newark City Council Meeting, 7:30 p.m • American Business Women's Assoc., Pathfinder Chapter, meets the third Wed, of each month at Dec. 11 — Bookmobile at Stellar Academy, 1:45–2:15 p.m. the Newark Hilton, 6:30 p.m. For more information: 744- 1000. Dec. 12 — Newark City offices closed. • Newark Rotary meets every Tuesday at Noon in Beck's Steak House on Cedar Boulevard. For Dec. 12 — LUNA Las Posadas celebration. more info call Jim Leal, Newark Rotary President: 510-578-4725. Dec. 13 — Viola Blythe Center Free Holiday Party for Children. • Newark Optimists meet every Wednesday at 7:30 a.m in Newark's IHOP on Jarvis except the Dec. 14 — Farmers Market at NewPark Mall, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. first Wednesday. Dec. 14 — LOV Sunday Afternoon Concerts: Newark Symphonic Winds presents a holiday music • Newark Library League meets the second Tuesday of each month, 7:30 p.m., Newark Library. program, 2 p.m. Doors open at 1 p.m. at the MacGregor/ Bridgepoint School Auditorium, 35753 Ce- 510-745-9363 dar Blvd., Newark. Admission is a new, unwrapped toy for the Marines Toys for Tots campaign. • AARP #4486 meets fourth Friday of each month, 10:30 a.m., Newark Senior Center. 510-793- Dec. 15 — Frosty Family Fun Night at the Silliman Center, 6 p.m. 1144. No meeting in November. Dec. 16 — Newark Chamber Board Meeting, 4 p.m. • Kiwanis meets every Tuesday morning at 7 a.m. at Bakers Square Restaurant on Thornton Ave. Dec. 20 — Kid's Holiday party and bingo presented by LOV. Doors open 11 a.m. at McGregor • Soroptimists meets monthly, third Monday at Papillon Restaurant in Fremont at 5:30 p.m. Con- School Auditorium, 35753 Cedar Blvd., Newark. Check www.lov.org for more details. tact 494-0829 for more information. Dec. 21— Farmers Market at NewPark Mall, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dec. 22 — Dec. 31 — NUSD Winter Break; school closed. Organizations in the Tri-Cities Area (Newark, Union City and Fremont) are encouraged to contact Dec. 23 — Bookmobile at Schilling School, 2:15–3:15 p.m.; Ash St. at Wells Ave., 3:25–4:00 p.m. the Chamber of Commerce to check the Community Calendar for conflicts and to place their activity/ Dec. 22–31 — Newark Chamber office closed for the holidays. event on the calendar. As a service to the community the Chamber will publish events in this Calendar Dec. 24–31 — Newark City offices closed. as there is room. Events can also be posted on the Chamber website at www.newark-chamber.com. Dec. 28 — Farmers Market at NewPark Mall, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Chamber's number is 510-744-1000 or fax information to 510-744-1003 or email to info@newark- Dec. 30 —Voice of Business Newsletter in the Argus and Community Matters distributed. chamber.com. It's not trivial: Trivia Matters competition Allstate agency owner celebrates 35 years in the raised funds for school district Newark community Allstate Insurance Com- the agency located at 6657 each and every one for sup- The Newark Educational There were over 15 teams Carleton (Super Suppers) and pany is recognizing Ray J. Thornton Avenue. porting my business." Foundation presented Trivia competing, including staff from Elise Balgley (Bernard, Balgley Rodriguez of Newark with its "Time flies! It feels like just Rodriguez provides auto, Matters on Friday, Nov. 7 and several NUSD schools and mem- and Bonnacorsi) took away the Agency Affiliation award for yesterday when we opened home, life and commercial several teams competed to iden- bers of the community, who paid top prize, although the teams reaching an important mile- our doors," said Rodriguez, insurance to area residents, tify the most esoteric informa- to have the opportunity to test from The Graham Elementary stone as an exclusive Allstate who has owned and operated as well as a variety of financial tion. The competition, which is their memories. Grahamtastics (Stephen Moresi, insurance agency owner. the Allstate agency since 1973. products including college a fundraiser for Newark Unified, From questions that elicited Debbie Roa and Karen Hiraga) Rodriguez is celebrating 35 "This milestone with Allstate savings plans, mutual funds, includes dinner prepared by the answers from everyone, to a few and the City of Newark (City years of helping area residents is very important to me. I have banking products and more. NUSD staff. This year's event that had almost no responses, it Manager John Becker, Asst. protect their property and enjoyed working with so many Contact Ray Rodriguez at raised funds for the Founda- was a fun and educational expe- City Manager Dennis Jones and prepare for the future through families in Newark and thank 510-794-7997. tion, which, in turn, will help the rience for all. Rosie Jones) were also top con- school district. The team of Ned and Becky tenders. The Washington Hospital Healthcare Foundation and McDonald's Restaurants, in coopera- tion with the City of Newark, presents… ExcitEmEnt trEEs of angEls 2008 was high as several teams Silliman Activity Center, 6800 Mowry Avenue demonstrated Thursday, December 4, 6:00 p.m. they had winning answers to a trivia Join Newark Mayor David W. Smith, members of the City Council and families from question at the throughout the community for a special holiday evening at the Silliman Activity and Aquatic competition. Center. Event highlights will include a holiday musical performance by the remarkable Newark Symphonic Winds; remarks from Mayor Smith and Washington Hospital Foundation represen- tatives; ceremonial tree lighting and a special visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus! The "Trees of Angels" program is an annual campaign to raise funds and increase aware- ness of hospice care. Special "Angel" ornaments and other items will be available for pur- GENE DANIELS chase and refreshments served. For further information about this special holiday program, please call 510-578-4400. thE tEam of Ned and Becky Carleton Ohlone for Kids Announces (Super Suppers), and A Call for Student Art Submissions Elise Balgley (Bernard, Balgley and Bonnacorsi – front) were the grand In celebration of our 20th annual summer program, Ohlone for Kids is submitting an open call prize winners of the Trivia for drawing submissions to design the cover for the 2009 catalog. The contest is open to all Matters tounament. students in grades 3-8; previous Ohlone for Kids attendance and participation is NOT required. HOW TO ENTER: During the contest period, visit www.ohloneforkids.com to download and complete a printable contest entry form. To participate, entrants must draw a cover for the 2009 Ohlone for Kids program that reflects the activities and experiences that are typically GENE DANIELS enjoyed by students in the summer enrichment program. THE CONTEST: On an 8.5 x 11-inch, plain-white sheet of printer/copier paper, contestants FIND IT IN NEWARK are asked to incorporate all of the following four (4) required elements into submissions: • The official Ohlone College logo (as seen in upper left of this flyer), • The Ohlone College Motto: A World of Cultures United in Learning, Where was it? • • Educational enrichment themes, activities, or courses offered in the OFK program, Cultural diversity Last month's "find it" was the catcher statue at Silliman Center on Mowry Avenue. The prize, dinner at Relish res- Illustrations may be done using markers, crayons, colored pencils, chalk, paint, or even taurant donated by W Silicon Valley, was won by Dan La- computer generated images. (Please note that some types of paint may not transfer nicely to guna of Newark. a digital image.) REQUIREMENTS: All submissions require an Official Entry Form that can be found on the This month: Ohlone for Kids website. The entrant's name, school name, and school address should also be written the back of the drawing along with a completed entry form. By entering this contest, Where is this found? all entries will become the sole property of the Ohlone for Kids program and will not be returned. Participant art may be used for future advertising for the Ohlone for Kids program. First person to correctly identify the location of this object Incomplete, illegible, or inappropriate entries will not be accepted. All finalist artwork will be wins a Ganaye Skin Care start up package of One displayed on the Ohlone for Kids website. CoQ10 Moisturizer, One Cleanser, One Clairifier and A beautiful Ganaye Skin Care Tote Bag, donated by Colleen All entries must be received no later than the end of business (5:00 PM) on December Ganaye. 5, 2008. There is no limit for entries per person. PRIZES: One first place winner will be awarded with four (4) complimentary summer classes If you recognize it, be the first to call the Newark Chamber and will be featured on the cover page for the 2009 catalog. Second and third places will be office at 510-744-1000; you can leave a message. Or e- awarded two (2) complimentary summer classes and will be displayed on the OFK website. mail email@example.com. Prizes are not transferable and may only be used during the 2009 summer program. PHOTO TAKEN By ELIN THOMAS. Contest submissions must be submitted to: Ohlone for Kids Join the Newark Chamber of 39399 Cherry Street Newark, CA 94560 Commerce today. Call 510-744-1000 for more information. Inquiries can be made at www.ohloneforkids.com or by calling the OFK office at (510) 742-2304.
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Middle District of Pennsylvania Torts - Property Cases
Cases filed
Cases 1 - 10 of 284
Wilson v. Electrolux Home Products, Inc.
as 4:2015cv00547
Plaintiff: Rebecca A. Wilson
Defendant: Electrolux Home Products, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Property Damage
Edwards v. Specialized Loan Servicing, LLC
as 1:2015cv00335
Plaintiff: Devaughn Edwards
Defendant: Specialized Loan Servicing, LLC
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Defendant: Heat Controller, Inc. , Heat Controller, LLC , Motors & Armatures, Inc.
Cause Of Action: pl Petition for Removal - Product Liability
Liptok et al v. Bank of America
as 3:2015cv00156
Plaintiff: S. Christel Liptok, John Joseph Liptok, Ashley M. Liptok and others
Defendant: Bank of America
Cause Of Action: Property Damage
The Cincinnati Insurance Company v. Markey Builders, Inc. et al
as 1:2015cv00062
Plaintiff: The Cincinnati Insurance Company
Defendant: Markey Builders, Inc. , Susquehanna Automatic Sprinklers, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Personal Injury
VISION HOLDINGS, LLC et al v. ZAPPALA
as 3:2015cv00025
Plaintiff: Vision Holdings LLC , Robert J Powell
Defendant: Gregory R. Zappala
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
Type: Torts - Property Other Fraud
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
as 3:2014cv02361
Plaintiff: State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Defendant: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Cause Of Action: Postal Service
American Automobile Insurance Company v. L.H. Reed & Sons, Inc.
as 3:2014cv01911
Plaintiff: American Automobile Insurance Company
Defendant: L.H. Reed & Sons, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Property Damage
Machuzak v. IKO Manufacturing et al
as 4:2014cv01895
Defendant: IKO Midwest, IKO Industries, IKO Manufacturing and others
Plaintiff: Michael Machuzak
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Product Liability
Diana et al v. JP Morgan Chase, N.A. et al
as 3:2014cv01890
Defendant: JP Morgan Chase, N.A. , David Fein , Justin R. Drinkwine
Plaintiff: Melissa Claire Fredericks Trust, Blue Sky Lake Louise, Melissa C. Diana
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question
Type: Torts - Property Other Fraud

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Heavy frost last night
Our garden is done this year except for the tomatoes that are planted in the heated greenhouse. I was able to can and freeze enough to last until next year but I will sure miss the fresh vegetables.
Uh oh, sorry about that mla2ofus!
We are on borrowed time here but with a number of records set in the 1st two weeks of September because of the 90o highs, things are looking pretty good here. It is like the warm season has shifted a month the last few years - cold runs late in the spring and warmth runs late in September. We are "borrowing" weeks from June!
Oh, after a nasty dust storm Sunday night, we went into that Big Cool Down. Still, high 40's aren't too bad for lows.
Plan, plan, plan! Time to be planning next year's gardens! And, enjoy those tomatoes!
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If you're ever in Cebu City, Philippines you can get a special massage from four giant Burmese python snakes. The Cebu City Zoo manager says the snakes are well fed prior to giving massages to keep them from getting any ideas. Nonetheless check it out and ask yourself, would you do it?
Kate is a very loving female Great Dane that never had babies of her own, but that didn't stop her from adopting an orphaned whitetail deer. Watch how Kate and Pip have grown together over the years and are now inseparable.
Going into the hood with a boombox, while boasting your rap skills, you better be on your game. This guy dressed up as a nerd, took his boombox to the hood and impressed everyone he came across.
My co-workers give me a hard time every once in a while -- okay, a few times a day -- and it's usually all in good fun. But sometimes I get made fun of for reasons that have no fact to support them. So, I have to go out and prove that they are totally wrong!
I've seen flexibility before, but never like this. This babe has the ability to bend her body in ways that completely defy logic. When I was a kid and my sister ticked me off, I would take her Barbie Dolls and try to bend them like this lady does to herself.
Things got a little heated in Denver recently when TSA agents wanted an airline passenger to be screened after his flight, even though he had been screened before. Of course, the passenger got it all on video.
A man recently discovered a wasp nest on his house that was so big, it took up almost half of his window. If you're scared of bees, wasps, or other flying insects, this video might creep you out a little bit.
If your night ends with you in a garbage can, you've either been A) beaten up by a much bigger guy or B) had a really great night. It looks like the second scenario played out for the gent here.
Disc golf players may now think twice about going into someone's yard to retrieve their disc after hearing this story. According to Midland Reporter Telegram, a man shot a teen who was doing exactly that.
This guy's got more muscles in one little pinkie than you do in your entire body. It's a cliché, but in this case, it may actually be true.
I know there are a lot of you who enjoy fishing. It's fun, relaxing and fairly simple. However, I bet you've never caught a fish by hand.