Tanya Hammond is willing to do a profile on your business, you just need to contact her. Kristina will for a limited time remain as treasurer till a new one is found.Ĭhamber Facebook: Since the page was opened to the public, there have been many good signs, as an example when the post of the Junction being for sale was running it was viewed 1500 times! Profiles for Chamber member’s businesses have been running, you can have your business profile on by sending it to Terri Dawson. Mel will contact the Directors that were not present at this meeting to let them know and make sure they continue to remain in good standing. Moved by Terri Wood that we maintain the present board of directors as no intent to run was received. Next Meeting: Wednesday November 23rd 2016 at the Lyndhurst Fire Training Centre 7:30pm.Ĭhamber Election: There were no new nominations or letters of intent received for the board of directors, received was a resignation from Kristina Lewis-Tye resigning from her position as Chamber Treasurer, also received at an earlier date was the resignation of Dale Moore as Chamber Secretary. In Attendance: Mel Magalas – Redfish Cottages, Tanya Hammond- Eastern Ontario financial services, Kristina Lewis-Tye – Tye’s Cottages, Terri Dawson – Green Gecko, John Sideris -Wings Live Bait & Tackle, Terri Wood- Broker & Dale Moore -The Nest Egg Lyndhurst Fire Training Centre, Lyndhurst There was some discussion on the participants of “Shop n Hop” and the potential to make it grow. Terri Dawson has done an excellent job in managing this page and creating more public awareness. The Chambers use of social media continues to gain in popularity through the use of a Chamber public Facebook page. There was some discussion on what the Chamber can do for Canada 150 and the general consensus was to support those groups who may already be doing something.

It was decided that Roy would conduct the first workshop in January and base it on the information and feedback that came out of this meeting

The discussion focused on addressing individual problems of each business as well as how members as a whole can make the region of Lyndhurst and Seeley’s Bay more attractive to visitors. Lawrence College) was invited to speak to members about what topics members might be interested in with respect to future workshops starting in January.

In Attendance: Terri Dawson, Terri Wood, Ron Rudd, Dawne Fiegen, Tanya Hammond, Mel Magalas, Kim Macintyre, John Sideris.

The Mark of Cain by A.D. Seeley