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Lines...from
Nehalem Telecommunications, Inc.
August/September 2004
| NTI Open House Celebrates Company's Community Connections |
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There were gifts, giveaways, and goodies, enter-to-win drawings and kid’s coloring contests, office tours with handshakes all around -- these were just a few of the goingson at Nehalem Telecommunication’s community Open House on Saturday June 12th. Over 100 people stopped by NTI’s Nehalem offices to meet Mark Martell and NTI corporate staff from Glenns Ferry, Idaho. Everyone enjoyed the cake and cookies, and everyone walked away with special giveaway gifts. 368-3157
The lucky winners of the Open House drawings were:
John Fish – computer printer
Fay McMahon – Bird House from Nehalem Harbor
Dolores Lavodie – Laramie Myers CD
Jan Fisher – DVD Player
Delores Jamison – Bugs Bunny Telephone
There were balloons galore for the kids as they completed their artistic masterpieces. The winners of the coloring contest received gift certificates to Foxgloves, a local merchant with a delightful selection of children’s toys. The coloring contest winners were: B.J. Dillard, Kalli Swanson, William Grimes, Mariah Hamilton, Tana Dillard, Ryan Dillard, Kyle Greeley, Kievan Pruett, Kaeleb Greeley, Shaynia Russell, Makayla Pruett, Allyson Modrell, and Matthew Grimes.
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| We've
Got Your Number! |
| ~Win
share of $25.00 Prize~
In the last issue of “Lines”, Carolyn Jordan, Eric Talbot, Stan Jud and Daniel Osborne found their numbers.
Remember, it pays to read the “Lines” newsletter. You get up-to-date information about NTI services and community happenings, but, most importantly, you can win money.
Over 360 numbers have appeared – we have over 3,000 more numbers to “hide”. Maybe YOUR number is in this issue.
Be
sure to read Lines carefully, there are five customer
telephone numbers hidden throughout the newsletter.
Find YOUR number, notify our office within 30 days,
and win a share of $25.00 total prize money. If you
find your number, call our office at 503-368-5116. |
| Happy
Birthday |
to
Nt&T Employees!
SEPTEMBER – Frank Knight |
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| NTI Custom Calling Services Make Your Phone Work Harder for You |
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Caller ID Gives You Psychic Powers
It’s summertime with you and your family outdoors most of the time, but you don’t want to miss important calls from friends or family. Caller ID service gives you more power and control. You’ll know who’s calling before you answer the phone. With Caller ID, the caller’s identity (phone number or name and phone number) is displayed on a Caller ID box (purchased separately) or Caller ID phone. You decide when to take a call – at your convenience. 368-5467
And, your friends and family will be amazed when you answer the phone and greet them by name. Get Caller ID service today from NTI. Rates are $4.50 per month for number only; for number only; $6.00 per month for name and number Caller ID service; and, $7.00 per month for name and number Caller ID with call waiting ID.
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| Service
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The NTI Service Department handled the following service
requests from May 1 to June 30, 2004:
Total Calls – 95
41 – Locating buried wires
37 – Trouble in customer-provided equipment
13 – Trouble in NTI equipment
4 – Misc. repairs/moves of NTI equipment |
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Internet Service Update |
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Outgoing e-mail changes are completed. Due to the government’s recently passed Can-Spam Act, all ISPs (Internet Service Providers) are required to take steps to control the Spam from their own networks. Our engineers determined the best way to do this was to require SMTP authentication and to control the access to other SMTP servers from our network. These things have been done. Anyone still having problems with their outgoing e-mail should call our 24-hour support line at 368-9595 or call our office at 368-5116, during business hours. We apologize for the inconvenience this change may cause, but hope to see a noticeable decrease in spam e-mails.
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NT&T has a Technical Support line for Internet users, available 24 hours/7 days a week Internet
Technical Support 503-368-9595 (calling outside Nehalem,
call toll free 1-877-811-1568) |
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| Telephone Assistance Programs Available for Low Income Households |
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Did you know there are Telephone Assistance Programs available for low income individuals?
LIFELINE & LINK-UP SERVICES
These programs help low income households with the costs of local telephone service.
LIFELINE – Assists with monthly telephone bills.
LINK-UP – Assists with connection and installation charges
Please contact your local Health & Welfare Office, or the Oregon PUC at 1-800-848-4442 to see if you qualify for Lifeline/Link-Up Services.
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| In Season |
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What's Hot in the area. For more information, contact local moorages & guides.
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER
IT'S SALMON SEASON! This is when the big fall Chinook enter the Nehalem
Sept. 1st - Bird Season opens for grouse, mtn. quail & dove
Trout Fishing (Remember, some streams are "catch & release" - check your regulations
Clamming Razors on beaches north of Tillamook or Bay Clams available on low minus tides
Sturgeon Fishing
Perch Fishing
Crabbing in Lower Nehalem Bay |
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| We're Proud of Our Kids - NTI Employees Celebrate High School Graduation |
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Jennifer Brown, 2004 Neah-Kah-Nie High School Graduate, daughter of C. Jeff Brown, NTI Service Technician and Mary Brown
John & Alice Dillard Memorial Trust Scholarship $500.00
John Herchenheim Memorial Scholarship $250.00
Oregon Restaurant Association-Pro Start Mentor Scholarship Mo’s Coastal Regional Scholarship $2,000.00
Awards: COSA Student of Merit Award-Business
Future plans: Attending Linn-Benton Community College in Albany, Oregon in the fall to get an Associates Degree in Restaurant Management. (Then she might continue her education at OSU to obtain Master’s in Restaurant Management.) Someday wants to own or manage own restaurant.368-6053
Kyle Schlip, 2004 Neah-Kah-Nie High School Graduate, son of NTI service technician Jeff Schlip and Patty Schlip
Merit Award from Minnesota Art Institute
Earned Certificate of Initial Mastery
Future Plans: Attending Clatsop Community College, majoring in Commercial Art.
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| Nehalem Bay Area Community Events |
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AUGUST
6 – 8 Dog Days of Summer Festival – North County Recreation District, sponsored by the NCRD Senior Center.
Registration, Sat. 8:30 a.m., Parade at 9:30 a.m. Events until 9:30 p.m. at NCRD. Contact Lyla Hendrickson at
368-5059
7 & 8 Salmon Festival, Wheeler Waterfront Park
7 & 8 Nehalem Art Festival – For info., contact Chris Shepherd at 368-6247.
11-14 Tillamook County Fair – Tillamook Fairgrounds
14-15 Northwest Steam Society – The steamboats are back! Over 25 steam-powered boats at Wheeler Waterfront Park – FREE – no admission
14-15 Tour of 15 private art studios in Nehalem, Wheeler & Manzanita -tickets available @ local shops, sponsored by Manzanita Creative Arts Council - For info call Peg Miller @ 368-6881
21st Tillamook Animal Shelter Garage Sale Fundraiser – Rockaway Community Center. Donations gladly accepted.
For drop-off information, contributions, call 503-355-9699 or 503-398-5228
21-22 Arts & Crafts Festival – Rockaway Beach Wayside
22-27 Bluegrass at the Beach – Manzanita
28th 9th Annual Manza-Whee-Lem Kiwanis Tour of Homes, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, call Mary Brophy at 368-7002.
SEPTEMBER
6th LABOR DAY – NTI Office closed
7th FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
11th Wheeler Volunteer Firemen’s Oyster Feed – Wheeler Waterfront, Noon to Dusk
17th NKN First Football Game & Burger Bash at 6 p.m.
18th Volleyball Tournament at NKN, starts at 9 a.m.
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| Community
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| Signcrafters Takes Care of Local Businesses Graphic Needs
Aaron Bogle, owner/operator of Signcrafters/The Printers in downtown Nehalem has been in the graphics trade since his dad (local photographer Phillip Bogle) opened a print shop in the garage of their home in 1984. From the time he was ten, Aaron could run a printing press, operate the camera room and manage bindery operations as he helped the family business.368-7061
Aaron still does printing. But his favorite end of the business is sign making. He has created thousands of signs for hundreds of businesses in Tillamook County during the six years of the graphics shop. Signcrafters work can be seen on buildings, trucks, service vehicles, fishing boats, private yachts, storefront windows, long haul and logging trucks, water craft, directional signs, RV striping and even at the front door of Nehalem Telecommunications Inc. Aaron made the company’s new sign and all the NTI truck logos when the company’s name changed several months ago.
If you need a vinyl, magnetic, outdoor or ready-to-apply sign, banners or sandwich board, look right here in downtown Nehalem where Aaron Bogle’s Signcrafters has all the tools waiting to take care of your signage and graphics needs. Signcrafters can transfer information to support servies to get your business off the ground quicker. Call 368-6074 or visit Signcrafters at 36050 7th Street, in Nehalem.
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| New NTI Mouse Pads Now Available! |
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Stop by our office today and pick-up a mouse pad with Internet Tech Support Line number. |
| New Telephone Books Are Here! |
New directories will be mailed to each billing address. If you would like extra copies please stop by our office. |
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