Thursday, June 12, 2008

Advanage - The Wonder Cleaner

I'm just curious...how many people bought a bottle, or more, of Advanage, The Wonder Cleaner from the door to door salesman yesterday?

He gave his very rehearsed script, including the "excuse me, I'm new at this and very, very nervous". Even when I told him I don't buy products sold door to door he stayed very polite, "That's ok, we have a website. Let me finish showing you." He wasn't at all pushy. When he mentioned that it makes for only .85 cents a bottle, or whatever, I knew that it was probably $40 for the undiluted stuff. (I never found out the price)

SO, how many bought it? I asked him why he would spend time here. The obvious answer, door to door sales do very well in our area. I think he said they were staying in Heber, Utah.

My only two "makes you go hmmmm" moments came after he left. The first on his test bottle, what strength was it? The one capful to one bottle of water or the 2 to 1 strength (what I'm betting). Obviously 2 water to 1 Advanage dilution is a lot more than the .85 a bottle,or whatever. His test spray sure shined up my window and didn't streak. The brochure says 1 quart to 1 capfull (sic) for window cleaner. His bottle looked mighty green for only one capful...

The second was
we got a little on politics and he said that there was a bombing in Frankfurt just 3 1/2 months ago. I said really? I hadn't heard that. He replied something like, "that's the stuff they don't want you to know about. They keep it out of the news so we don't realize it's out there. Then we keep our people in Iraq". Well, having lived in Germany, been to Frankfurt, and very interested in getting our troops home, I tried to find a bombing more recent than about 1985 in Frankfurt, couldn't find it. Makes you go hmmmm.

Does it work? DO you recommend the product? Let us know

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

WANTED - YOUR HELP

WANTED: Barbershop Quartet Voices. I am in search of participates for a Barbershop Quartet to perform on the 4th of July this year. If you, or you know of someone, would be interested, please contact me ASAP. This will be a fun day in the park and I think a Barbershop Quartet would be the "cherry on the cake" for this fun event.

Thanks,
Carol Reed
279-3386 home
279-3441 work

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Missing Trucker Found

Clark Sutherland, a Canadian truck driver, went missing on May 30, 2008. His 2000 Freightliner and all. Just disapperared.

His last fill-up was at the gas station in Cokeville. He called his wife and said he wasn't feeling well. Then, he disappeared. Obviously the family was very, very worried and even traveled his route to Cheyenne handing out fliers. He was said to have never missed a date on a load since he started in 1961 according to this story.

According to this article, Wyoming Highway Patrol couldn't find him, they checked major routes and hospitals. Last night, a truck driver found him dead in his truck at a rest area on 80. I'm glad the family gets closure after a week of uncertainty, but, No one checked the rest areas???

Cokeville's Joe Wilson - 2nd in Casper Marathon

Congratulations to Cokeville's own JOE WILSON for placing 2nd in the Casper Marathon on June 8, 2008. Joe Wilson, finished with a time of 2:49:39.

Read the complete story by Star-Tribune Staff writer David Buck by clicking here by clicking here.

Monday, June 09, 2008

Arts, Crafts, Business Fair Registration Form

So, I have just pasted the information below. To print this page, click on the title above. Once this post is on it's own page, just print to your computer!

Cokeville Chamber of Commerce proudly presents:
“2008 Arts, Crafts & Business Fair!”

Friday July 18 & Saturday July 19th
Cokeville Town Park
Friday 10am – 6pm, Saturday 1pm-6pm

To Register for a booth space:
Registration is free to Cokeville Chamber of Commerce Members for 10X10 booth.
Repeat Vendors from the 2007 “Rendezvous” may deduct $5 from fee.

We’ll See You There! More information will be available at www.cokeville.blogspot.com
Questions??

Contact Karla Toomer at (307) 279-3471
Or
Shelly Gailey at (307) 279-5200
Or email Karla at bktoomer@allwest.net


Cut and return application below along with registration fee
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Send completed application along with registration fee to:
Cokeville Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 358
Cokeville, Wy 83114


Registration Fee, checks payable to Cokeville Chamber of Commerce:
$25 per 10X10 space for one business ___
$40 per 10X20 space for one business ___
Check any that apply:
____ I am a REPEAT vendor and have deducted $5 from registration fee.
____ I am a 2008 Cokeville Chamber Member and my 10X10 booth is free.
____ I am a 2008 Cokeville Chamber Member and deducted $25 from 10X20 booth
____ I am enclosing $50/business to join the Chamber. My 10X10 registration is free.
____ I am enclosing $50/business to join the Chamber. I’ve deducted $25 from 10X20.

Contact Name:___________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________
Business Name:___________________________________________
Phone Number:___________________________________________
Email: ___________________________________________
Thank you and we’ll see you at the 2008 Arts, Crafts and Business Fair in Cokeville!
Questions? Email Karla at: bktoomer@allwest.net

Chamber of Commerce, Arts Crafts Business Fair!

The Cokeville Chamber of Commerce is sending out it's initial mailing this week for vendors. All vendors from last year will receive a notice. If you are interested in having a booth, please contact Karla Toomer at 307 279 3471 and she can email or mail you a form.

This is a lot of fun! It's a great weekend to be in Cokeville, with the LDS Church celebrating Pioneer Days on Saturday there are lots of people in town.

This year the fair will be held at the town park and it's not too early or too late to reserve your booth space! Very modest registration fee.

Sunday, June 08, 2008

Cokeville Art Reproductions

Alicia Blevins has done some art of the area around Cokeville. The five originals have sold but she does have some limited editions prints for sale. Check our her site by clicking here.

Friday, June 06, 2008

Chamber of Commerce Meeting


The Chamber of Commerce met briefly after the presentation of the Citizen of the Year and Lifetime Achievement presentation on Wednesday, June 4th. They discussed the Welcome to Cokeville sign to be place south of town. The rock place is still trying to get the size rock needed, weather has slowed down their ability to get our rock. Also, we need well casing, 2 - 18 ft. long pieces, 2 - 16 foot long pieces, 2 - 14 foot long pieces, if anyone has access to this we would appreciate it!

The Chamber and some visitors got a chuckle out of the town minutes from May where a church and state conflict was very evident. Others didn't get such a chuckle.

There is always room for more and the Cokeville Chamber welcomes new members, business owners and citizens interested in helping with the "welcome and tourism" part of the Chamber.


Chamber officers are: Carol Reed, Secretary, Stewart Petersen, President; Paul Phillips, Vice President; Clara Dayton, Treasurer.

Lois Dayton, Lifetime Achievement; Jan Moody, Citizen of the Year '07



The Cokeville Chamber of Commerce held it's annual awards night on Wednesday, June 4, 2008 at the Cokeville Town Hall. Honored were Jan Moody who received the Citizen of the Year for 2007 and Lois Dayton who received the Lifetime Achievement Award. Paul Phillips, VP for the Chamber and chair of the Awards Night committee was the Emcee for the evening. Jan had a tribute read by her husband Darren. Lois had a tribute read by daughter Carol Petersen. It was a wonderful evening. Thanks Chamber of Commerce for recognizing these individuals. Thanks to the two wonderful ladies for their service and example to Cokeville. The Chamber of Commerce accepts nominations year round for these two awards so please fill in your nominee!

Sunday, June 01, 2008

4th year girl's hike


4th year campers from the LDS church were able to have their 4th year overnight hike recently. It was a great time. The stars were beautiful, hike was fun, and company was wonderful! Thanks Bishop Dayton of the 1st Ward for coming along and putting up with all the girls.

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