EL PRESIDENTE · 2017. 3. 29. · December 2016 ISSUE 12 EL PRESIDENTE It was an honor to serve as...

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December 2016 www.cascadesportscarclub.org ISSUE 12

EL PRESIDENTE

It was an honor to serve as your 2016 CSCC president. It certainly has been a challenging year for our Club. Our first race event we had rain and the next two races event we had very hot temperature which re-duced the number of participants more than normal. Add that to our normal loss for first and last driving schools plus the Enduro that pretty much put us in red. The good news is we can get back on track but we just need to make some adjustment and make the tough and unpopular decisions. My only disappointment is the hard work of the BOD and all the volunteers does not reflect of the year we had. I like to thank all the board members for their hard work and support and all the volunteer for their dedication to the Club.

God Bless America. MJ Hajari President Government's first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives. Ronald Reagan

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Upcoming Events

DATE EVENT DECEMBER 2016 3 CSCC BANQUET @ Sheraton Inn

Dear Cascade Members, You no doubt have already seen a ballot and were asked to vote for the “Bud Kinder Memorial Outstanding Membership”. You should have received the ballot in the mail. It was included in the recently sent packet along with the “Board of Directors” ballot. Many of you may wonder, (me included) who is Bud Kinder and why is this award being presented in his honor? I asked several of our more seasoned members and they came up with an excerpt from a 2003 banquet program that gives a bit of a bio on Bud. I have copied it be-low.

Bud Kinder Memorial Trophy for CSCC Outstanding Member Bud joined the club in September of 1956 and was very active from the beginning. He served on the Board of Directors, and as Active Chairman, Membership Chairman, Race Course Committee Chair-man, Auspuff Editor, and Race Chairman. He was also a Rallymaster for many rallies and served as chairman of the Conference rally program. He received the Outstanding CSCC Membership in 1958. Though the Outstanding Membership Trophy was already being given each year, upon Bud’s death in 1970, our membership voted to call the award The Bud Kinder Memorial Trophy in his memory. There you have it. A wee bit of history. Prospective winners (candidates) are chosen by you, the member-ship. A committee consisting of the President, Membership Chairman, and a member selected from the floor is formed at the first General meeting of the year. This committee is responsible for presenting a list of nomi-nees and their contributions to the BOD to be put on the ballot. Nominations are accepted from the floor of the general meetings (or by whatever means you choose). The person nominating a prospective member also includes a brief written statement of the candidate’s contributions. This statement is then attached with the ballot so you have a bit of background regarding why they have been nominated. The following criteria are to be considered when nominating a candidate (taken from the standing rules section of the bylaws): The candidate’s contribution for the current calendar year. Participation in a variety of club activities. Loyalty and dedication to Cascade Sports Car Club. Hopefully this gives all of you a bit of insight into the award and how the recipient is selected. Although it is too late to nominate anyone for 2016, we welcome your participation in selecting the future winners of this award. Sincerely, Steve Powell Membership Chair

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CASCADE SPORTS CAR CLUB http://www.cascadesportscarclub.org

President Majid “MJ” Hajari-Zadeh

[email protected] 503-807-5539

CASCADE CONFERENCE REPRESENTATIVES

CASCADE RACE OFFICIALS

CASCADE COMMITTEE CHAIRPEOPLE

CASCADE SPORTS CAR CLUB, INC AUSPUFF PUBLICATION The AUSPUFF is published monthly for CSCC, Inc. The contents are the sole responsibility of CSCC, Inc. The AUSPUFF and its contents are

copyrighted © 2011, by Cascade Sports Car Club, Inc., with all rights reserved. Unsolicited articles and photographs are welcome. No responsibility is assumed for their return. Opinions or viewpoints expressed are those of the writers and not necessarily those of Cascade Sports Car Club, Inc.. Please

send items for publication to the Editor at the above e-mail address, to: PO Box 4304, Portland, OR 97208, or bring them to the monthly meeting. Articles are greatly appreciated. The AUSPUFF is provided at no charge to all members of Cascade Sports Car Club, Inc. Send all address changes

and advertising, both classified and display, to the above address. Submittal deadline is the 7th of each month.

Vice President Steve Powell


Secretary Kimberly Kuzma McFarland

[email protected]

Treasurer Bob Peters


Director Olivier Henrichot


Director Emily Smith


Director Linda Blackburn

Dragondreams21 @gmail.com

360-513-9769

Director Dave Riehl


Director (Alt)

E-Board Rep. Bob Hillison 503-522-1553

[email protected]

E-Board, Alt. Rep. Mark Estes

[email protected]

Contest Board Rep. Chris Heinrich 503-690-0939

[email protected]

Contest Board, Alt. Open

Competition Committee

Dave Dunning 503-690-6079

[email protected]

Race Officials Div. Rep. Kimberly Kuzma McFar-

land [email protected]

Race Chairman Gary J. Bockman

[email protected] (503)209-6349

Asst. Race Chairman Kai Keliikoa

Starter Ralph Hunter

Kim Kuzma McFarland

Communications Bonnie Aarseth Teresa Hanken

Timing and Scoring Linda Blackburn 360-513-9769


Tech Gary Presting Jr.

[email protected]

Driver Services Kasey Klaus

503-929-0054 [email protected]

Registration Gail Fetterman 503-860-6870

[email protected]

Pre-Grid Julie Riehl


Hot Pits Jimbo Collins 971-563-2145

Safety Adam Jacobsen


Flag Chief Dan Olson

[email protected]

Equipment Manager Scott Goodrich 360-606-9447 scootgoodri-

[email protected]

Pace Car Tim Stanley


OPEN POSITIONS Announcer

Paddock Marshal Course Marshal Weigh Master

Dash for Kids Tiffany Beers Dashforkids @gmail.com

503-913-0386

Auspuff Tucker Sheppy

[email protected]

Marketing Linda Blackburn 360-513-9769


Webmaster Mark Estes

[email protected]

Volunteer Coordinator Kimberly Kuzma McFar-

land [email protected]

Parliamentarian Scott Faris

[email protected]

Membership Steve & Julie Powell


Calendar Dave Riehl


Gear Grinders Brandon Harer


Banquet Co-Chairs Kimberly McFarland

[email protected]

Tracy Klein 360-904-9999

[email protected]

Carol Faris [email protected]

Points Keepers Grace Skinner

[email protected]

Drivers Training Chair Tracy Klein


Historian Open

Activities Planner Kimberly Kuzma McFar-

land

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This Month’s topic: “Suggestions for Celebrations and Gifts for the Holi-day Season” by your Loose Nut. T’is the season when “festivities” occur. In this installment of Loose Nut, I try to help you out with thoughtful “Loose Nut” celebration topics and gifts. [Hopefully all of you get to read this before the Holidays are over so you do not have to try to remember all these “gems” for the coming year.] During the race season, celebration activities come easy to all of us. We all get to spend time with other automotive gear-head enthusiasts. How-ever the racing season is hibernating now. Therefore, I offer these sugges-tions. Things to Celebrate: Whatever age of your car or the condition your car is in, it still looks better than a Ford Edsel, Yugo Yugo, AMC Gremlin, Pacer (aka lunar module) and Matador, Pontiac Aztec, Rambler Marlin and Cross Country, any Ford Thunderbird 1958 or later, Renault 16, Tatra 603, Reliant Sparrow, Trabant [Does anyone know who made them?] and my personal favorite for ugliest – the Citroen AMI Any car in your rear view mirror is losing (to you). You probably do not need to add alien abduction coverage to your car insurance. Your favorite movie is “Bullitt”, LeMans” and/or “Cars” and your favorite movie character is Steve McQueen, Tow Mater, Lightning McQueen and/or Doc Hudson. Your cars may not be a classics, but they will be some day (unless they were listed in the ugly category above). You may be lost, but you are making good time. And then there are ways you should not celebrate: When you see a drive through window sign on a fast food restaurant, do not drive through their window. Do not celebrate anything with your friends on your cell phone while driving. I have yet to see a car that is a phone booth. However, it is OK to change into your super-hero outfit while in your car, but only when parked. Around this time of year, people spontaneously give gifts to others. I can help here also… A sofa made out of bench seats from a 1963 Impala Z11 427. [Do I need to say more about this???] A car siren – a really loud one. We all know there are times we want and need one! Checkered Flag Underwear. [Beware, this is harder to find than you might think. Trust me, I know these this.] Tools. Any tools – as long as they are made of metal. More tools win. And just in case you were wondering, here are some hints of not-so-good gifts: Big horns for the front grill. They do not look good anywhere, including Texas. Air freshener that smells like bacon. It may smell good at first, but that smells gets old… believe it. A miniature Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bugatti, <fill in favorite>. That just increases the “want” factor. No bumper stickers such as “I’m not speeding, I am qualifying” or “Bye”. They do not look good – just say no. A T-shirt that says I am a mekanic, machanick, … I can fix cars… We awl no we canot spel vary wall. We doo knot need two b remineded awl the tyme. A remote control car starter for a friend with a car with a standard transmission and no emergency (hand) brake. I hope this helps. Enjoy the Holiday Season! Thanks for reading. Until next time, Loose Nut. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- P.S. [That stands for Post Script in case you are wondering]. You and your friends need to think about the Cascade Enduro this coming year. The number of entries is too low! If we do not get more entries this coming year it may the last one EVER. This event has occurred for 41 consecutive years. It is believed to be the longest running en-duro west of Mississippi River. Make suggestions to improve it and sign up or it may be gone. For the record: I entered the two hour race opening this year’s Festival of endurance. It was rainy in the morning. Being the eternal optimist, I put on dry tires. [I think I was the only one.] I was wrong, but I had a blast sliding around for two hours. I was not particularly competitive, but so what? It was fun! You all should try it!

The Loose Nut

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October 8, 2016 Dear Friends of Take Action INC, With your continued support, we provided just over $55,000 in purchased food and an estimated $18,000 in donated food during the 2015-2016 school year. At the same time our expenses other than food were only $295.00. As we visited each school this past year, we were pleased to learn that many of them have been active in their community working to find resources to supplement the food they receive from us. We have been able to share the best practices and the success stories we heard with all of our schools. As a result there is a growing level of additional “local” support. This support combined with our efforts allowed the 25 schools we serve to provide food to 1,300 children each weekend! The Oregon Food Bank continues to open food pantries in some of our schools that have the greatest need. The combination of these new pantries and increased local support allows us to start new programs. We were able to begin new programs at five schools last year, and have targeted another five new schools for this year. At the beginning of each school year we wonder if we will have enough funding to do it all once again. Through each of you God continues to provide. We have the support of numerous faithful individual donors, Mt. Olivet Baptist Church provides 100% support for two schools, West Hills Christian School blesses us each year with their food drive and fund raising efforts, and once again this year the Cascade Sports Car Club is providing major support. They put forth a huge effort each year that culminates in a two day fund raising event called the Dash for Kids. In 2015 they provided us with $18,000. In addition, we have received funding from generous Grantors. We are also blessed with support from Pacific Foods and we are grateful for the generous discounts and dona-tions from our Grocery Outlet store partners. We cannot say Thank You enough to all of you. We are also indebted to the army of volunteers who deliver food to the schools and pack backpacks each weekend. Because of your efforts, hundreds of children that would otherwise be faced with hunger, have food to eat. If you have made a recent donation we say Thank You very much. If you have not, we would like to ask that you consider supporting us again this school year. We know that you are asked each year from numerous organizations for support. We are humbled when you decide to join us in feeding children. Our children are our future. We believe that it is not only the right thing to do to help them, but it is a wise investment. You can know that over 99 cents of every dollar you donate will go directly to provide food to the ones who need it the most. As always you can mail a check to the address below or donate via credit card via Pay Pal on our web site. www.takeactioninc.org I hope you will take the time to read some of the comments we received from school counselors and principals about the impact your generosity has in the lives of their students. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to email us or give us a call. Thanks again for your prayers and support. Have a wonderful Fall! Michael Huber - President Janet Huber - Vice President / Secretary Marjorie Miyasako - Vice President of School Coordination and Grants Jim Raish - Treasurer

Take Action INC 1170 Oxford Drive Lake Oswego OR 97034

www.takeactioninc.org Phone: 503-635-2671 email: [email protected]

http://www.takeactioninc.org


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Hartley Elementary: Thank you so much! ~ School Principal Stephanie Murdock Hayhurst Elementary: The impact is absolutely amazing. For children to have the secur ity that they know they will eat each weekend is absolutely crucial to their well-being. Our school children would have far more insecurity without the help of the weekend food backpacks. All of the families who receive the backpacks appreciate the support that the school provides for their family. If a family is doing well, they are respectful of the program and let us know to pass the food bag on to another family in need. If their situation changes then they have called back and asked to be included again. ~ School Principal Deanne Froehlich & Backpack Program Coordinator Osha Roller James John: A backpack had a note, “Thank you for helping us when we needed it the most, we won’t need a backpack any longer”. It is wonderful to see families get back on their feet. Their backpack was given to another family in need. ~ SUN Counselor Sascha Rosemond Jason Lee K-8: It has been a great resource to help our neediest families ease their worry of food over the weekend. I had a family recently referred to me who have 3 children, 1 in kindergarten. They are so grateful to be part of the backpack program and have told us that it really helps them get through the month. ~ SUN Hunger Relief Coordinator Mariya Klimenko Lane Middle School: At the star t of this school year , a student and his brother who attend our school asked for help with food. They told school staff that the only food they were going to be able to have that month was from school meals, as their mom had to pay some other bills and had no money left for food for the rest of the month. The backpack food pro-gram provided these students with the only food they would have access to on the weekend. We have our mobile food pan-try from the Oregon Food Bank up and running now, and I think it is such a great success in part because of how successful our backpack food program was. I thank you so much for providing such a needed resource for our students over the years. Personally, it has been one of my favorite parts of my job here at Lane Middle School. ~ School Counselor Alyssa Fulks Markham: This is a very valuable resource for Markham families. Many children are getting fed over the weekend that would otherwise be very food insecure. ~ SUN School Coordinator Emily Neve Marysville K-8: A family was homeless for 5 months and the extra food for the two gir ls was extremely appreciated when the “cupboards were bare”. They finally found a home of their own. TAI provides stability to their diets. ~ SUN Site Manager Audrey Rozell Pioneer Special Schools: Our students return to school on Mondays in a better space after having food for the week-end. ~ School Receptionist Jeannie Curtis Sacramento Elementary: Students and parents thank me for br inging this program to our school. We have many families with several children and it can be hard to make ends meet. Take Action INC has been a vital service for these fam-ilies. Additionally, this program allows teachers to help when they learned of students in their class who were struggling with food instability. Now, they can easily make a referral to me, and I can get the student set up in our program. Just last week, an excited first grader picked up her food bag and exclaimed, “We are going to eat so much this weekend!” It brought me joy to see the immediate and vital impact this program has on our families. Another student is currently living in a homeless shelter. While his family receives meals at the shelter, it can still be scary for a child to not know for certain where his or her next meal is coming from. To ease any anxiety, I packed his backpack full of peanut butter crackers, granola bars, applesauce, and other snack foods. He was very excited and relieved to have his own special stash! ~ SUN Site Manager Jenna Sjulin Vestal Elementary: This program helped families at our school who work hard but still need some extra suppor t to meet their family needs. Some are single moms with multiple children and this extra support has helped relieve their stress. We have a family with two students at our school who suddenly found themselves homeless. The younger of the two stu-dents was particularly anxious about their situation. Because of the supply of food from Take Action Inc. we were able to quickly put together food backpacks for the students to help them get through several weekends while their family ‘couch surfed’, waiting to get settled in new housing. Having this food helped provide a sense of security for these students during this time. ~ SUN Site Manager Kim Kenyon

Take Action INC Comments from May 2016 School Survey

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Meeting Started: 7:32pm Board Members: Bob Peters, Kim McFarland, Dave Riehl, Linda Blackburn, Emily Smith Announcements Chris Heinrich asked for current CSCC drivers in the room to cast their ballots for Novice of the Year, Driver of the Year, Crash & Burn, and Most Improved in Conference awards. He passed the ballots to a select few, they discussed names and cast their votes. Winners will be announced at the CSCC Banquet. Bob Peters headed up the meeting and introduced David McAllister, CSCC member since 1980. MSP of dispensing of the minutes. Minutes approved. Committee Reports

Activities Calendar: Dave Riehl – CSCC Board Meeting at Elmer’s November 8; ICSCC Banquet & Fall Meeting at Seattle Marriott November 12; CSCC Banquet at Sheraton Inn December 3

Activities Coordinator: Tracy Klein (Kim McFarland reported) –banquet is coming up on December 3rd at the Sher-aton Inn Portland Airport; invitations forthcoming to members

Auspuff: Tucker Sheppy – No report Charity Event: Tiffany Beers – everything has been turned in to Bob (Treasurer); the event went extremely well Contest Board: Chris Heinrich – No report Driver School Chair: Tracy Klein – No report E-Board: Bob Hillison – going to the ICSCC Fall Meeting & Banquet with Mark Estes; will discuss 2017 schedule Enduro: Chris Heinrich – everyone had a blast! Chris thanked everyone who worked & participated Geargrinders: Branden Harer – No report Historian: (open position) – No report Marketing: Linda Blackburn – went to the Armadillo Racing marketing session at Pacific Raceways; approximately

50 people in attendance and some great discussions and brainstorming occurred; major discussion on across all clubs (not just ICSCC clubs) down car counts and how to work together to bring it up

Membership: Steve & Julie Powell – No report Points Keeper: Grace Skinner – got points compiled for all except for F&C (she is working on it) Race Chair: Gary Bockman – No report ROD: Kimberly McFarland – going to the ICSCC Fall Meeting and Banquet Treasurer: Bob Peters – 2016 financials are down and club is in the red; will discuss with the new board members

on ways to cut costs Website: Mark Estes – No report

Old Business

None at this time. New Business

2017 Board of Directors selected: continuing on the board are MJ Hajari-zadeh, Steve Powell, Bob Peters and Olivi-er Henrichot; 77 ballots were counted with Emily Smith, Linda Blackburn, Vincent Vavrosky, Gail Fetterman and (alt.) Jason Brassfield elected

Bud Kinder Memorial Trophy for Outstanding Membership: ballots were turned in for nominees Kim Kuzma McFarland, Tiffany Beers & Steve Powell; ballots were placed into an envelope for MJ to count at a later time

Meeting adjourned – 8:32pm

CSCC General Meeting Minutes – November 5, 2016

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Meeting Started: 6:30pm BOD Members: MJ Hajari-zadeh, Steve Powell, Kim McFarland, Dave Riehl, Linda Blackburn, Bob Peters, Emily Smith Committee members: Bob Hillison, Chris Heinrich, Grace Skinner Visitors: Gail Fetterman, Julie Riehl, Vincent Vavrosky, Jason Brassfield MJ welcomed new board members: Vincent Vavrosky, Jason Brassfield and Gail Fetterman. Minutes from last month’s meeting, approved. Committee Reports (Only if any new information from our previous Business meeting) Activities Calendar: Dave Riehl – ICSCC Banquet & Fall Meeting at Seattle Marriott November 12;

CSCC Banquet at Sheraton Inn December 3 Activities Coordinator: Tracy Klein (Kim McFarland reported) – banquet is coming up on December 3rd

at the Sheraton Inn Portland Airport; invitations forthcoming to members; it was requested that Kim set the board dinner (to decide board positions) for Tuesday November 22 at Buffalo Gap at 7:00pm (if available – if not, secure Szechuan Chef Chinese at John’s Landing)

Auspuff: Tucker Sheppy – No report Charity Event: Tiffany Beers (Bob Peters reported) – everything has been turned in; the event went ex-

tremely well; board made decision on how to allocate event funds; helmets are needed for next year, so a portion will be set aside to purchase some

Contest Board: Chris Heinrich – thank Driver School Chair: Tracy Klein (MJ reported) – Portland International Raceway contacted Gary to the

CSCC driver training date on September 9 needs to be moved, as the track has obtained a full weekend renter; MJ is going to ask Gary if the driver training can be moved to September 23 and Bob Hillison will bring the matter up at the ICSCC Fall Meeting schedule discussion (ICSCC will issue dates in Janu-ary)

E-Board: Bob Hillison – going to the ICSCC Fall Meeting & Banquet with Mark Estes; will discuss 2017 schedule

Enduro: Chris Heinrich – everyone had a blast! Chris thanked everyone who worked & participated; asked the board if they agree to give the Enduro one more shot for 2017 and everyone agreed, yes

Geargrinders: Branden Harer – No report Historian: (open position) – No report Marketing: Linda Blackburn – passed out notes from the Armadillo Racing meeting from Saturday No-

vember 5; Scott Faris will have formal notes typed up soon; discussion surrounded on how to make the CSCC driver trainings more appealing to people, with Kim suggesting changing the name to “CSCC Track Day”; Bob Hillison will discuss at ICSCC Fall Meeting to see if the name change is possible

Membership: Steve Powell – motion made to increase membership fees by $5; board approved the in-crease, with the $20 initiation fee remaining the same; approved membership dues are now $35 for indi-viduals and $50 for household

Merchandise: Café Press storefront – www.cafepress.com/cascadesportscarclub for online store Points: Grace Skinner – almost done with tabulating points; the board approved that people with points

will get Fred Meyer gift cards Race Chair: Gary Bockman (MJ responded) – question was raised on whether the contract with Portland

International Raceway was signed, to MJ’s reply “not yet, as the dates provided to us by PIR were marked tentative”

ROD: Kimberly McFarland – going to the ICSCC Fall Meeting and Banquet Treasurer: Bob Peters – 2016 financials are down and club is in the red; will discuss with the new board

members on ways to cut costs Website: Mark Estes – No report

CSCC BOD Meeting Minutes – November 8, 2016

http://www.cafepress.com/cascadesportscarclub

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As you are all aware of, our sport has been taking a huge hit in the past 3 years. Our entries are down across the board. Whether it is the economy, or just a changing of the times. If we want this sport to stay alive we need new members to help pick up were others have left off.

So as some of you may know I (Vincent) have been trying to help out this year with our marketing by being a guest on the Test Miles show on KXL 101FM.

Being that it is a car show and they cover everything automotive, I have been checking in on some advertising rates for the club for next season. One of the ideas was to not only sponsor a portion of the show with Cas-cade, but also get business owner that are a part of the club on there as well. So not only helping out the Cas-cade in getting the word out about races, rallies and school but to help the club members out with their busi-ness with some quick name recognition.

Now this is still in the planning stages through the station, and I am waiting to hear back on their proposal. But I would like to get some feedback from members that may be interested in a joint effort to not only get our names out there but to help a local show broaden their show and listener base giving us a better chance to bring in new blood to the sport.

Please, I need your feedback. Let me know if you have heard of the show or listened ever. Let me know your thoughts on advertising the club. Would any business owners that are member be willing to get in on the ads during the show? And also, could you give me your $.02 on why our our participation rate is so low these days. That includes general meetings.

Please Email Vincent at [email protected] and put “CSCC Ads” in the subject line.

Old Business No old business.

New Business Banquet costs: to save money this year, the following was approved by the board— Raffle prizes: last year $1,000 worth of raffle prizes were purchased; the board approved that there will be

five (5) cash awards given this year – total amount $300 Table centerpieces: each centerpiece will be given to one individual at each table Program: cost for program seemed excessive, so MJ said he will obtain bids to see if we could cut costs Trophies: MJ will speak to Tracy Emcee: MJ and Chris Heinrich Dinner cost: it has been $30 per attendee for several years; keep food ordered/cost the same, but increase

attendee cost to $35 Chiefs thank you’s: after discussion, decided that Chief’s will get an embroidered jacket for their hard

work in 2016 (Tracy Klein is working on this item) Committee member thank you’s: after discussion, decided committee members could either opt for an em-

broidered jacket or a $25 gift card Board member thank you’s: board member present approved a small gift (Kim investigating their sugges-

tion)

Meeting adjourned – 8:36pm

CSCC BOD Meeting Minutes Continued


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CLASSIFIEDS

Display Advertising Rates by Size Full Page 7 1/2 X 9 1/2 $100.00/mo 1/2 Page (V) 9 1/2 X 3 5/8 $ 50.00/mo 1/2 Page (H) 7 1/2 X 3 5/8 $ 50.00/mo 1/4 Page 4 3/4 X 3 5/8 $ 30.00/mo Business Cards $ 10.00/mo Business Cards CSCC Member Free. ** RATES FOR 12 AND 6 MONTH AD RUNS **

12 MONTHS FOR THE PRICE OF 10

6 MONTHS FOR THE PRICE OF 5 DOES NOT APPLY TO BUSINESS CARD SIZE

MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Deadline for all ads is the 15th of the month. Payment in full must accompany all ads. All ads must be sup-plied in camera ready art work to the desired finished size or they will be sized to fit the spaces requested. Cascade assumes no responsibility for poor reproduc-tion or ads failing to appear in a timely manner.

ADD A PHOTO TO YOUR AD FOR $5.00. MAIL PHOTO WITH YOUR CHECK MADE

OUT TO CSCC. NO CHECK,

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Portland, OR 97208

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360-573-9785

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