MACCI`s Chamber Caper Offers “Big Cup” Fun

August 2014 Volume 28 Number 8
MACCI’s Chamber Caper Offers
“Big Cup” Fun
MACCI’s Chamber Caper is scheduled for Wednesday,
August 13 at RiverEdge Golf Course & Banquet Facility.
Plans are under way to offer another fun-filled day of noncompetitive golfing.
Teams will again consist of 6 golfers playing the “big cup”
tournament. No worries if you don’t have a full team as we
can help fill it. Your flight package includes 18 holes of “big
cup” golf, green fees, motorized covered cart, lunch, dinner
and the opportunity to network on the green!
Chamber Caper is a fundraiser for your Chamber of Commerce and helps support efforts of
our organization that benefit our members and community.
Registration will begin at 9:30 am, followed by a golfers meeting at 10:15 am and shotgun
start at 10:30 am. The afternoon concludes with a social hour at 4:00 pm, and dinner/awards
at 5:00 pm. Watch for your invitation to participate and get in on the “early bird” registration
price.
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Various sponsorship levels are available. A complete listing of opportunities and your ROI is
included on the MACCI website at www.marshfieldchamber.com.
Special thanks goes out to this year’s Gold sponsors, Ho-Chunk Gaming and Solarus.
Enhanced hole sponsors (at time of print) at this year’s event include: PreventionGenetics,
The Hearing House, Bauernfeind Office Equipment, Forward Financial Bank, BMO Harris
Bank, Central City Credit Union, Stoney River Assisted Living, Office Enterprises,
Furniture & ApplianceMart, Team Schierl Companies, and Merkel Company. Special thanks
to Wenzel’s Farm Sausage for donating product for our lunch buffet!
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Welcome New Member
AgSource Laboratories, in Marshfield, specializes in food, water, environmental, and milk testing services.
From nutritional analysis to pathogen
testing, AgSource delivers the data
customers need with the respect they
deserve. AgSource works with dairy
plants, cheesemakers, food processors,
well-drillers and homeowners, to name
a few of their clients. Located at 3700
Downwind Drive, Eric Helms is the VP
of Laboratory Management. The business telphone number is 715-898-1402,
fax is 715-898-1408 or email Eric at
[email protected]. Call today to
discuss how AgSource can meet your
unique needs.
Business News
Congratulations Ministry Saint
Joseph’s Hospital on been ranked
one of the best regional hospitals for
2014-15 by U.S. News & World Report.
Marshfield is very fortunate to have
such a great facility in our community!
Megan Zimmerman is the newest member to join McNeely Insurance LLC,
located at 702 East Willow Drive in
Spencer. Wishing you much success at
McNeely Insurance, Megan!
Security Health Plan welcomes back,
Julie Brussow, to serve as interim chief
administrative officer. Brussow is a
lifelong resident of Loyal and a graduate of the University of Eau Claire, and
has nearly three decades of experience
working at Security Health Plan and
Marshfield Clinic in a number of leadership roles. Most recently, she was chief
operating officer, providing oversight
for many departments involved in the
day-to-day operation of the Health Plan.
Congratulations, Julie!
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Pioneer Bank Announces New Hire
and Promotions
Pioneer Bank recently announced
several exciting personnel changes.
nity and civic groups and is excited for
this new opportunity.
With great anticipation of their new
facility opening in Marshfield, they are
bringing a long-term familiar face to
Pioneer Bank. Rob Posteluk comes to
them in the role of developing business and consumer relationships by
servicing the local community. Rob
Posteluk is an active SCORE member,
Leadership Marshfield Alumn; and has
been involved with many organizations
throughout the community including:
United Way, Habitat for Humanity,
Rotary, Church Trustee and many
others. Pioneer Bank is excited for Rob
to start a new chapter with them and
invites you to come visit with him when
their new location opens in October.
In other news at Pioneer Bank, Justin
Schmitz has been promoted to Assistant
Vice President of Retail Development.
Justin is passionate about the professional and personal development of the
Pioneer team and is excited to take this
next step with the bank. Justin joined
the Pioneer team in 2013 with over 12
years of leadership and management
experience in both the retail and construction industries. Justin is currently
a member of the Marshfield Young
Professionals, St. Joseph’s Patient Advocacy Program, as well as St. Joseph’s
Volunteering Services.
Pioneer Bank also announced that Connie Zuleger has been promoted to Vice
President, Chief Operations Officer.
Connie has been with Pioneer Bank
since June of 2012. Connie has over 15
years of banking experience in Community Banks and is a past graduate of the
Graduate School of Banking in Madison. Connie is active in several commu-
Happy anniversary to the
following businesses!
45 years: Dental Clinic of Marshfield,
located at 306 West McMillan Street,
715-387-1702. Congrats Docs and staff!
45 years: Furniture & ApplianceMart/
Ashley Home Furniture, located at 503
East Ives Street, Ste 300, 715-384-7770.
Thank you, Fonte family!
30 years: Bents Chiropractic Center,
located at 700 East Third Street, 715387-2990. Congrats, Dr. Lori!
10 years: Country Wireless located at
1403 South Maple Avenue (watch for
details on their new location soon!),
715-389-8584. Thank you, Clint Hager
& staff!
Wishing you all continued success!
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Marshfield Veterinary Services welcomes Dr. Nicki Veres. Dr. Veres
grew up on a hobby farm in Random Lake, WI where she was a member
of 4-H and FFA. She competed on the intercollegiate equestrian team
while obtaining her undergraduate degree from the University of Minnesota-Crookston. In 2014, she graduated from the University of Minnesota
College of Veterinary Medicine and has joined M.V.S. as their newest
small animal veterinarian. Her hobbies includes fishing, photography, and
horseback riding. She lives with her dog “Roxie” and her cat “Zelda”.
Marshfield Veterinary Service is located at M249 Mann Road and the
telephone number is 715-387-1119.
Hawkins Ash CPAs LLP recently added Jamie Chapman as a Senior Tax
Associate to their talented team. In Marshfield, the firm is located at 101 West 29th Street and the telephone number is
715-387-1131.
State Bank Marshfield recently welcomed Chad Matuszewski as vice president. Chad brings 16 years of experience
to State Bank and will be responsible for developing commercial relationships and providing solutions for area businesses, as well as focusing on commercial and agricultural lending. State Bank Marshfield is located at 124 North
Central Avenue and the business telephone number is 715-486-1263.
Your Community Needs You!
Want to give a helping hand but don’t know where to begin? Looking for places to volunteer in Marshfield,
Stratford, Spencer, Pittsville and throughout Central Wisconsin? VolunteerMarshfield.org is the place that
connects volunteers with agencies who have volunteer opportunities.
VolunteerMarshfield.org helps volunteers connect with organizations in need of helping hands. Whether
you want to help serve food for those in need, provide gifts in kind for Nutrition on Weekends for children,
help out as an English tutor, or simply read books to kids waiting to see their doctor, there are endless opportunities to volunteer your time, talent or treasures.
Joining is easy - simply go to VolunteerMarshfield.org and sign up today. Then you can customize your areas of interest as well as become a fan of the agencies you like. Browsing through the events that agencies
post will keep you up to date on what’s happening in Marshfield and Central Wisconsin. By choosing your
areas of interest and favorite agencies, you will gain as much as you give to the experience.
Now is the perfect time to sign up and select opportunities that match your interests. Summer is upon us
and the longer days gives us all some extra energy and motivation to
seek out imaginative ways to engage our community. Be a part of making your community great by registering at VolunteerMarshfield.org.
Do you currently volunteer? Do you have an inspiring story about
volunteering? We’d love to hear about it! Tell us by becoming a fan on
Facebook or writing us an email at [email protected].
Helping Hands, Filling Hearts—VolunteerMarshfield.org. Don’t delay,
register today!
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Marshfield Area Pet Shelter Has Open Board Position
Marshfield Area Pet Shelter seeks a financially-experienced individual to serve as volunteer Treasurer.
Duties include: Pick up mail from PO box 3 times per week, receive and deposit cash (scan documents and
e-mail to President and Secretary), pay vendors as approved by President, track income and expenditures (excel
spreadsheet) for income statement and balance sheet, bank account reconciliations, fill out W-9 (tax exemption paperwork) for vendors as requested, fill out yearly class A and class B raffle reports, prepare information
and meet with accountant for year end tax return preparation. Attend board meetings. (Averages 3-4 hours per
week.)
If interested, please contact MAPS at [email protected] or 715-486-5140.
Marshfield Area Pet Shelter is a passionate group of animal-loving citizens, but we need experienced business
professionals to help us succeed! If you are willing and able to offer advice or hands-on assistance with the
‘business side of things’ at MAPS, please contact MAPS at [email protected] or 715-4865140.
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Snacks & beverages will be available from
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Movie will begin at dusk (around 9 PM)
These movies are brought to you by:
Movie licensing does not allow us to list the title of the movies. For a complete listing,
please call 715-384-3454 or visit
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Participate in the 2nd Annual Udder Mudder!
The Udder Mudder Event, a family-friendly mud obstacle challenge for the
whole family, is one of Central Wisconsin’s best kept secrets! In the event’s
2nd year, the Wolf family at Memory Lane Farm of Marshfield has again
opened up their scenic farm to support local charities (Ministry St. Joseph’s Children’s Miracle Network and the Hannah Center) to help promote healthy
children and families in our community.
The “Udder Mudder” and “Lil’ Piggy Plunge” will be held on Saturday, September 20, 2014. Participants are encouraged to register quickly, as in its first
year, it sold out with nearly 900 participants. In addition, there were hundreds of spectators and volunteers. In its
first year, the event raised $10,000 to benefit Children’s Miracle Network.
The Udder Mudder, a 5K mud obstacle challenge, is designed for all abilities and ages 10 – 120! The challenging, yet fun course consists of wooded trails, hills, swamp and plenty of other farm related obstacles mixed in with
plenty of mud! The Udder Mudder is not a race, but a challenge – as we want individuals and teams to thoroughly
enjoy themselves for a great cause!
The Lil’ Piggy Plunge is a miniature obstacle course, perfect for our little mudders where children 9 years and under can be challenged through mud slides, obstacles and more!
Volunteers are also needed to help with registration, course monitoring and encouraging participants!
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, September 20, 2014
Location: Memory Lane Farm, 8638 Heritage Drive, Marshfield
Registration: www.uddermudder.com
Contact: Beth Zarnke at 715-591-2119
Looking forward to a bigger and better Udder Mudder! See you in the mud!
Team Schierl Companies’ Golf Classic Raises Over $77,000 for Charity
The Team Schierl Companies’ Golf Classic was held the end of June and raised over $77,000 for the Circle of
Friends Foundation and the Team Schierl Companies Charitable Giving Fund. Circle of Friends is a non-profit foundation
that is designed to improve the lives of children who have
gone through medical and physiological challenges while coping with cancer.
Team Schierl Companies was established in 1956 by Butch
(John) Schierl in the home heating oil business. TSC is currently owned and operated by John’s three sons, Tim, Fritz and
Bill Schierl. TSC operates 45 retail locations in Wisconsin and
the upper peninsula of Michigan focusing primarily in service
industries. Way to go, Team Schierl!
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Youth Apprenticeship
Why hire a Youth Apprentice? Let me count the ways! Here are just few reasons your company should consider being part of the Youth Apprenticeship program.
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Shape the quality of your future workforce
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Access a pipeline of skilled employees
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Recruit potential employees
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Build greater employee loyalty and lower turnover
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Create positive PR by helping youth with employment and education
So what is a Youth Apprenticeship anyway and what are my responsibilities as an employer? Well, Youth Apprenticeship (YA) integrates school-based and work-based learning to instruct students in employability and occupational skills defined by Wisconsin industries. Local programs provide training based on statewide youth apprenticeship
curriculum guidelines, endorsed by business and industry. Students are instructed by qualified teachers and skilled
worksite mentors. Students are simultaneously enrolled in academic classes to meet high school graduation requirements, in a youth apprenticeship related instruction class, and are employed by a participating employer under the
supervision of a skilled mentor. The following is a partial list of employer responsibilities.
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Interview and hire YA student(s)
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Provide on the job training to YA student(s)
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Pay YA student(s)
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Participate in regular Progress Reviews
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Ensure 450 hours per year of worksite training/work hours
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Comply with child labor laws
As you can see, the opportunity to help mold your future
workforce requires minimal commitment with outstanding
results! For more information on hiring a Youth Apprentice,
contact Kim Mueller at the Marshfield Chamber Foundation at
715-384-3454.
Bethel Center Community Bingo
Bethel Center Community Bingo is offered the third Wednesday of the month, May-October at 6 pm. Bingo is open for
anyone 65 years old and over. Bethel Center is located at 8014
Bethel Road in Arpin. Come
join the fun! Any questions
contact Tanya at
715-652-2103.
GREATER INSURANCE SERVICE
Offering Choices
Mary Luepke
Regional Vice President
[email protected]
Cell 715-305-0033
25 Years Combined
Experience
Kevin “Tiny” Michalski
Regional Sales Rep
[email protected]
Cell 715-305-4494
715-387-4171
Greater Insurance Service
Auto/Home - Life/Health - Dental/Vision
Business/Farm - Group Insurance
630 S Central Ave · Ste 101 · Marshfield...715-387-4171
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Join us this year for a series of informative presentations with your peers.
Marshfield Area Human Resource Association
MAHRA’s purpose is to provide a network for business
and industry professionals to share human resource and other
information of mutual concern.
2nd Wednesday of Every Other Month
September 10, 2014 Meeting:
Location - Hotel Marshfield
Time –Noon to 2:00 PM
Main Program – Membership Mixer, get to know your fellow MAHRA Members!
Short Program – Tour Hotel Marshfield
November 12, 2014 Meeting:
Location – Stoney River Memory Care
Time – 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Main Program – FMLA presentation, Presented by Attorney Karen Breitnauer
Short Program – Tour Stoney River Memory Care
January 14, 2015 Meeting:
Location – Frederic Ozanam Transitional Shelter
Time – 10:00AM – 12:00 PM
Main Program – Recruiting Techniques
Short Program – Tour of Housing
March 11, 2015 Meeting:
Location – V&H Truck Training Facility
Time – 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Main Program – Legal Update Presented by Sara Ackerman-Ruder Ware
Short Program – Tour of Facilities
May 13, 2015 Meeting:
Location – Marshfield Utilities
Time – 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Main Program – Drugs in the Workplace, Presented by Chief Rick Gramza
Short Program – Tour of Marshfield Utilities
Annual Membership Fee $50.00
Contact Kim Mueller, Workforce Coordinator to apply
[email protected]
715-384-3454
Encourage Employees To Attend Networking Events
Once a month, your Chamber offers Business After 5’s. Hosted at a member business and sponsored by
additional members, this networking event is open to all members and their employees. This member benefit is
a great opportunity for you to grow your business and support your
Chamber. Every month, over 200 business people attend and take
advantage of the networking opportunity.
The following businesses have booked this event in 2014.
August 19: Ron Meyers & Son LLC
September 10: Marshfield Eagles
October 23: Pioneer Bank
November 12: Belvedere Supper Club
December 11: Christmas Business After 5 at Hotel Marshfield
If you are interested in hosting this event or co-sponsoring a particular month, please contact Debbie Bauer at
715-384-3454 or email her at [email protected].
Central WI State Fair Announces Grandstand Entertainment
The Central Wisconsin State Fair has announced this year’s grandstand entertainment. The fair will open on
Wednesday, August 27 and run through Labor Day, September 1.
This year’s line-up includes:
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Wednesday, August 27: David Nail
Thursday, August 28: Howie Day and special guests Teddy Geiger, Tyler Hilton & Anna Nalick
Friday, August 29: The Marshall Tucker Band
Saturday, August 30: Ronnie Milsap
Sunday, August 31: Green River Ordinance & SHEL
Monday, September 1: Truck & Tractor Pull and Demo Derby
This year’s theme is “Country Pride - County Wide”!
Come out and support your Central WI State Fair!
Ditch the bottle!
For a safer, more efficient
business and save money.
800.472.7399
Water unit installed at MACCI. Stop by and check it out.
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Burns Insurance Agency Recognized
Burns Insurance Agency was recently honored by the National Guard for their continued support of the men and women of the National Guard and Reserve. A plaque was
presented to owners Dan & Cindy Burns representing their support. Burns Insurance
Agency is located at 500 South Central Avenue in Marshfield and the telephone number
is 715-387-0002.
I.T.S.M. (Information Technology Services of Marshfield) has just purchased a 3D printer and has a live feed on their website of the unit. Anyone interested
can click on the following link to learn more about this new service offering:
http://www.itsllcmarshfield.com/3d-printing.html. I.T.S.M. is located at 910 South
Central Avenue in Marshfield and the business telephone number is 715-773-1509.
Wenzel’s Farm LLC Nationally Recognized
Wenzel’s Farm LLC, Marshfield won national recognition at the American
Cured Meat Championships (ACMC) held in June in Milwaukee, in conjunction with the 75th Convention of the American Association of Meat Processors (AAMP). The ACMC annually draws entries from across the entire
United States.
Wenzel’s Farm LLC was awarded 3rd Place, Champion, in the Braunschweiger class. All entires were judged on
the basis of aroma, flavor, eye appeal, color and texture. Wenzel’s Farm LLC is a member of the American Association of Meat Processors, the nation’s largest trade organization representing small businessmen in the meat/food
related industry.
Wenzel’s Farm LLC is located at 500 East 29th Street in Marshfield and the telephone number is 715-387-1218.
Bauernfeind Business Technologies, Inc. Launches Managed Network Services Division
Bauernfeind Business Technologies, Inc. (BBT), a leader in copier, printer and mail solutions, recently announed
the launch of a new division that will focus on managed network services and cloud integration. BBT has seen a
growing demand for network and PC-related support. The new division will utilize industry leading remote monitoring and management tools to provide proactive network support, increased security and guaranteed system
up-time. End users will also have access to 24/7 Help Desk support as well as powerful reports that will assist
decision-makers in planning their technology strategy. Bauernfeind Business Technologies, Inc. is located at 3516
Downwind Drive or check out their website at www.b-bt.com.
Spencer Swamp Romp - 5K Kid’s Run
On Saturday, September 6, the Spencer Swamp Romp 5K Kid’s
Run will held at Frey Field, S188 County Road C in Spencer. This
WIAA Sanctioned Cross Country Course is being sponsored by the
Spencer Area Chamber of Commerce. Registration takes place from
7:00 - 9:00 am followed by race time at 9:00 am and 1/2 mile kids
run at 8:00 am. Cost is $20 for 5K runners and $10 for 1/2 mile kids
run (up to age 10). For additional information contact Dale Smith, at
[email protected].
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MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY
“Fill a Backpack, Fulfill a Need”
BACKPACK & SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE
List of Supplies Needed:
COLLECTION DATES
JULY 28TH - AUGUST 10TH
Please consider helping us make sure all
students in our community are able to begin
the school year with everything they’ll need to
be successful in the upcoming school year.
*Cash donations also welcome.
DONATIONS CAN BE DROPPED OFF
AT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
LOCATIONS:
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ASSOCIATED BANK
BMO HARRIS BANK
CENTURY 21 REALTY
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
HERITAGE BANK (MARSHFIELD)
MACCI
MARSHFIELD AREA UNITED WAY
MARSHFIELD CLINIC
MINISTRY SAINT JOSEPH’S
HOSPITAL
• TARGET
• WESTLAND INSURANCE
1 backpack
1 package of pens (blue, black, or red)
1 box colored pencils
1 box crayons (18 or 24 count)
1 pack - dry erase markers (fine tip)
1 large pink eraser
1 pack pencil-top erasers
8 two-pocket folders (paper or plastic)
3 glue sticks
3 bottles glue
2 highlighters
1 pencil box or zippered pouch
1 pencil sharpener (small)
24 pencils
1 ruler
1 scissors
1 pack loose-leaf paper
1 box washable markers fine or broad tip
1 composition notebook
5 wide-lined, spiral notebooks
(1 subject)
1 pack lined index cards (3x5 or 4x6)
1 Trapper Keeper or binder (1/2” or 1”)
For more information,
contact Marshfield Area United Way at
715-384-9992, email [email protected],
or visit www.marshfieldareaunitedway.org.
Coordinated By:
MACCI and Pick’n Save are proud to present...
Light Up the Night
2K Glow Walk
Downtown Marshfield
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Marshfield, WI
6:00- 7:30 pm - Registration in Pick’n Save parking lot
8:00 pm - Glow Time
After Glow Party at Blue Heron Brew Pub’s Oktoberfest
Glow Registration
Name __________________________________________________________________________
Address/City/State________________________________________________________________
Email ______________________________________Phone # _____________________________
(For registration confirmation & updates)
Glow T-shirt Size (Adult unisex unless noted Youth):
___Youth Med.
___Youth Lg.
___Small
___Medium ___Large
___ Xlarge
___XXlarge
Registration: Includes “Glow” T-shirt and participants packet:
$25 per person, under 12 FREE
$30 after September 1st, cannot guarantee “Glow” T-shirt
$35 day of Glow, cannot guarantee “Glow” T-shirt
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Marshfield Area United Way
for the NOW (Nutrition On Weekends) program.
Payment:
____ Check Enclosed
____ Credit Card
Card Number ____________________________________________________________________
Expiration Date: _____/_____ V-Code ______
Amount $ ____________________________
Card billing address _______________________________________________________________
Signature of name as it appears on card _______________________________________________
Return completed form:
MACCI, PO Box 868, Marshfield, WI 54449,
700 South Central Avenue, Marshfield
or register online at web.marshfieldchamber.com/events
710 S Columbus Avenue in Marshfield
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Ludo Twilight 5K Run/Walk (this will begin at 7:45PM)
Volleyball Tournament (Competitive co-ed 4-on-4 and
Non-competitive co-ed 4-on-4)
Kickball Tournament (Competitive for ages 13 + and
Non-Competitive for all ages)
Inflatables for all age groups (10 AM — 7 PM)
Concessions & Outdoor Beer Garden
Featuring a Pig Roast
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All day entertainment provided by “Rock N’ Roll To Go” DJ
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The Lego® Movie to follow the Ludo Twilight 5K Run/Walk
Register at www.ludo-games.org or www.active.com
and like us on Facebook
The 22nd Annual 2014
Two days full of festivities, food
and crafts, all centered on the theme
of “Maple” and Wisconsin Fall Fun!
September 13th & 14th
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1800 South Roddis Avenue
Marshfield, Wisconsin
Sunday, September 14th
Saturday, September 13th
Breakfast: Regular and
potato pancakes with
Wenzel’s Farm Sausage
9am - 5pm 150+ Handmade Arts & Craſts
Vendors, Amish Specialties, Maple
Village, Maple Syrup Products,
Food Court and Beer Garden
9am - 5pm Kid’s Zone, with petting zoo,
inflatable bouncy houses and
zoo tours, and enjoying all of
the treats from the food court!
Performance by Main Street
10:30am
Conservatory of Dance
Performance by Marshfield
11:00am
Youth Ballet
Mad Dog & Merrill
1:00pm
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TV personalities Mad Dog &
Merrill - Grillin’ Buddies” with
a fun show featuring maple grilling,
dishing out samples and their own
brand of comedy.
Visit their website at www.maddogandmerrill.com
2:30pm
3:00pm
Maple Dessert Judging Contest
Maple Syrup Judging Contest
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7am - 11am
Water Works Marshfield
Marshfield Cranberry Century
Bike Tour
(Note: New location, at UW-Marshfield
Fine Arts Bldg., 2000 W. 5th St.)
Breakfast: Regular and
potato pancakes with
Wenzel’s Farm Sausage
10am - 4pm 150+ Handmade Arts & Craſts
Vendors, Maple Village, Maple
Syrup Products, Food Court
and Beer Garden
10am - 4pm Kid’s Zone, with petting zoo,
inflatable bouncy houses and
zoo tours, and enjoying all of
the treats from the food court!
Little Miss & Little Mister
1:00pm
Maple Fall Fest . . .
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New this year, something special
for the kids! (12 yrs. & under).
Pre-register early, as there are
limited spots available!
THE DATE
800-422-4541
715-384-4314
700 S. Central Ave., P.O.Box 868, Marshfield, WI 54449
www.visitmarshfield.com
Rainbow
THE DATE
Wis c o n s i n
Check out our website at
www.visit marshfield.com
for more information on
Maple Fall Fest!
Little Miss
& Little Mister
Maple Fall Fest
E-mail for more info and to register:
[email protected]
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Register online at www.marshfieldchamber.com/events
THE HANNAH CENTER
Presents
2014 GIVING FOR LIFE BANQUET & AUCTION
There is no place like
Featuring an evening with
CHET MCDONIEL
CHET McDONIEL was born on January
5th, 1980 with no arms and shortened legs.
Though dealt a vicious blow in the delivery
room, Chet’s parents decided to raise him as
they would any other child. They instilled a
positive attitude in Chet that carries with him
through to this day. Throughout Chet’s life,
he has faced many struggles. Chet remains
positive throughout these obstacles, and
believes that he has the secret to enjoying life
to its fullest. He shares a message of hope
and the value of life. AUCTION 5:30pm . BANQUET 6:30pm
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2014
HOTEL MARSHFIELD, WI – 2700 S Central Ave
For more ticket information or questions, please contact
The Hannah Center at 715.387.6300 or email [email protected]
THE HANNAH CENTER
Presents
2014 GIVING FOR LIFE BANQUET & AUCTION
There is no place like
TICKET PRICES
BANQUET SEATS
SPONSOR A HANNAH CENTER RESIDENT
TABLE SPONSOR – HALF (4 GUESTS)
TABLE SPONSOR – FULL (8 GUESTS)
$65 each
$35 each
$260
$520
CORPORATE SPONSOR- RUBY
$1,000 Include half table of priority seating and Corp. Sponsor Benefits *
CORPORATE SPONSOR- EMERALD
$2,000 CORPORATE SPONSOR- DIAMOND
$3,000 Includes one table of priority seating and Corp. Sponsor Benefits *
Includes two tables of priority seating and Corp. Sponsor Benefits *
* CORPORATE SPONSOR BENEFITS include: name on table & name in print material. VIP
Breakfast with Chet McDoniel and photo opportunity for table guests the morning of event. PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS STARTING AUG. 4th
ONLINE: egiving.hannahcenter.com
OR
IN STORES: Arby’s – Biggby Coffee – Janet’s Yarn – Pioneer Bank
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Leadership
Marshfield
Applications
Due
August 1st
Fri
1
Sat
2
Cancer Survivors
Celebration at
Relay for Life –
4:30 pm –
Marshfield
Middle School
Track
Farmer’s Market
– 8 am –1 pm –
Festival Foods
Parking Lot
Movies in the
Park – dusk –
Columbia Park
3
4
Farmer’s Market
– 8 am –1 pm –
Festival Foods
Parking Lot
5
Farmer’s Market
– 9 am–1 pm Pick’N Save
Parking Lot
6
Main Street
Board mtg –
7:30 am – Main
Street Office
Maximize your
Membership –
8 am – MACCI
Workforce
Paradox mtg –
9:30 am – MACCI
Ribbon Cutting
Knight Barry –
3 pm
10
11
12
Farmer’s Market
– 8 am –1 pm –
Festival Foods
Parking Lot
Young
Professionals mtg
– 5:30 pm –
MACCI
Farmer’s Market
– 9 am – 1 pm –
Pick’N Save
Parking Lot
Immanuel
Lutheran
School’s Fairway
to Heaven Golf
Scramble –
11 am –
RiverEdge
BGA mtg. - 11
am - MACCI
Panama Trip
Preview – Noon
and 6 pm MACCI
17
13
MACCI’s
Chamber
Caper –
7
8
9
New Visions
Gallery
Mustache Party
– 6 pm – Hotel
Marshfield
VOX Concert:
Emily Earl &
Hillary Reynolds
Band –
7 pm –
Wildwood Park
Pavilion
Farmer’s Market
– 8 am –1 pm –
Festival Foods
Parking Lot
We Banjo 3 –
7 pm – Chestnut
Ave Center for
the Arts
ISCS Retail
Event – 8:30 am
3:30 pm Jefferson
St Inn Wausau
14
15
Leadership
Marshfield
Council Meeting
– 12:00 - MACCI
16
Farmer’s Market
– 8 am –1 pm –
Festival Foods
Parking Lot
Kids Expo–
Marshfield Mall
RiverEdge
Primary Elections
– Polls open at
7 am
18
Farmer’s Market
– 8 am –1 pm –
Festival Foods
Parking Lot
Kids Expo –
Marshfield Mall
19
20
Farmer’s Market
– 9 am–1 pm Pick’N Save
Parking Lot
Bethel Center
Community Bingo
– 6 pm – Bethel
Center
21
22
Young
Professional’s
Social – 6 pm –
Thomas House
23
Farmer’s Market
– 8 am –1 pm –
Festival Foods
Parking Lot
Business
After 5 –
Ron Meyers &
Son
24
Farmer’s Market
– 8 am –1 pm –
Festival Foods
Parking Lot
2014
31
Green River
Ordinance –
7:30 pm –
Fairgrounds
25
MACCI Board
mtg – 4 pm –
MACCI
26
Farmer’s Market
– 9 am–1 pm Pick’N Save
Parking Lot
27
David Nail –
7:30 pm –
Fairgrounds
Grandstand
28
30
29
Howie Day,
Teddy Geiger,
Tyler Hilton and
Anna Nalick –
7:30 pm –
Fairgrounds
Grandstand
The Marshall
Tucker Band –
7:30 pm –
Fairgrounds
Grandstand
Farmer’s Market
– 8 am –1 pm –
Festival Foods
Parking Lot
Ronnie Milsap –
7:30 pm –
Fairgrounds
Grandstand
Central WI State Fair
August 27 – September 1, 2014
PRESORTED
STANDARD
US POSTAGE
PAID
MARSHFIELD, WI
PERMIT NO. 24
PO BOX 868
700 South Central Avenue
Marshfield, WI 54449
www.marshfieldchamber.com
phone: (715) 384-3454
fax: (715) 387-8925
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Perspectives is published monthly for the members
and supporters of the Marshfield Area Chamber
of Commerce & Industry. MACCI is a member of
the American Chamber of Commerce Executives
(ACCE), the Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce (WMC), the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Executives (WCCE), Wisconsin Economic
Your Staff of:
MACCI
Scott Larson, Executive Director
Debbie Bauer, Program Director
Karen Isaacson, Member Services
Pam Schweiger, Administrative Assistant
Development Corp. (WEDC), International Economic Development Council (IEDC), International
Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), Wisconsin
Downtown Action Council (WDAC) and SCORE
(Counselors to America’s Small Business).
700 South Central Avenue, PO Box 868,
Marshfield, WI 54449. Send faxes to
715-387-8925 or call 715-384-3454.
Our email address is info@marshfieldchamber.
com and our web site is www.marshfieldchamber.
com
Correspondence may be sent to MACCI at
Chamber Foundation
Karen Olson, Business Development Director
Kim Mueller, Workforce Coordinator
Convention & Visitors Bureau
Matt McLean, Executive Director
Lyn Anderson - Marketing Assistant
MACCI Board of Directors
Pam Rosterman, President
Dave Meissner, Vice-President
Pat Wesenberg, Secretary
Frank Baltus, Treasurer
Bob Dums, Past President
Nick Arnoldy
Neil Armitage
Matt Berrier
Jerry Cleveland
Todd Diedrich
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