October 2015 - Sheboygan Falls

CMS Newsletter October 2015
Business is Blooming in
S heboygan F alls
to take care of all your Automotive needs!
story inside...
CMS
Automotive
Members!
Recognizing Our Automotive Members!
...from front cover
We LOVE our automobiles and most of us don’t know what we’d do without them. The automobile
is a source of independence and freedom, we collect them and cherish them and they remind us
of days gone by. Our CMS members are able to sell us new and used cars, keep them operating
properly to get us safely where we want to go. They can even make a sad looking shell of a car
come to life in a total restoration.
Kennedy Ford has certainly seen its share of changes in the automobile industry over the last 50
years. 2015 marks their 50th anniversary as a Ford dealership. Mike Kennedy, the current owner/
manager, marks the third generation of this successful family owned and operated business.
All of these businesses understand the importance of good, old-fashioned customer service and
that approach has served them well with generations of returning customers and long-tenured
employees. When considering where to go for your next new or used car purchase or for a reliable
and good quality repair shop, look no further than your fellow CMS members right here in
Sheboygan Falls. And Remember to Shop Falls First for all of your automotive needs.
Brian’s Auto Service
& Repair LLC
Brian Bates
1060 Fond du Lac Ave
920-918-4323
Corvette Sports
Dick & Gail Huibregtse
720 Forest Ave
920-467-2833
Dave Specht Motor Company
Dave & Maggie Specht
295 North Main St
920-467-9009
Kennedy Ford
Mike Kennedy
348 Monroe
920-467-4662
Ladies Nite Out ~A Chocolate Affaire
Planning is underway for the 10th annual LADIES NITE OUT on
October 15 inviting women to a grand evening of pampering
and special events. With October being Breast Cancer Awareness
Month, we are offering many different opportunities to support
this life changing challenge that so many women experience.
Beginning at 5 p.m. Historic Sheboygan Falls transforms into an
inviting evening of Spa Services, Sweets & Treats, The Pink Raffle
for the Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund and Shopping
Galore! We welcome the Pink Heals crew and fire truck which will
be on hand for this year’s event. The $6 registration fee provides
you with a tote bag, a pink carnation and Passport. Raffle proceeds
will benefit the Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund. A Special
Thank You to all our Sponsors. Tote Bag Sponsors: Dan Abts
Agency, Inc., Bemis Bath Shoppe, Blattner’s Piggly Wiggly,
Buehler Furniture, Burkart-Heisdorf Insurance, Corner Studio
Jewelers, Depke Shoe Store, Designs by Dieter, Falls Salon & Spa,
Kennedy Ford, Meadowlark Storage, Meeting Planner Supplies,
Richardson Hospice Resale Store and So Big Preschool and Children’s House, Inc., Carnation
Sponsors: Curves, Falls Firehouse Pizza, Richardson Kitchen & Bath, Salon 511, Sewing Machine
Shop and Dr. Christine Tempas DDS.
Special Thank You to Stardust Limousine LLC for sponsoring the limo service for the evening.
In The News
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ersberger Financial Group is pleased to announce that Associate Advisor Michelle
Murray has recently passed her Wisconsin Life and Health Insurance licensing.
Murray is currently registered holding Series 7 and Series 66 licenses and obtaining
the Wisconsin Life and Health Insurance license allows her to promote any life
and health insurance for Mersberger Financial Group clientele. Murray has been
employed with Mersberger Financial Group since January 2014.
Congratulations!
Main Street Memories
It is not too early to start thinking about the Holidays and Main Street Memories and the
“Timeless Christmas Movies” Holiday Parade which will take place on Saturday, December
5 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. with the parade starting at 4:30 p.m. Start making plans now for how
your business will participate. Sponsorship opportunities are available for many different
activities. The Parade Entry Form and Waiver Form are available on the CMS website and
sponsorship and participation info will be emailed soon. Help us make this the best Holiday
Season Ever!!! Remember to Shop Falls First!
Yankee Garden Overhaul
Over the last two years, the Yankee Garden has seen a lot of change. New crushed stone was
laid down in the garden path and a new bench was donated which allows passersby to relax
and enjoy the garden. A new free library was donated and installed and additional stepping
stones were put in place to allow garden viewing from several vantage points. Most recently,
the dedicated volunteer Yankee Garden team came together to overhaul the back portion
of the garden, as it had become overgrown. “It was a lot of work to take out nearly all the
plants, dig out the roots and till the soil, but we are now ready to start planting for next year”,
said Marie Pecquex, one of the volunteers that works at the garden. Next year the back portion
of the garden will be replanted and it will begin to look fresh and new.
By Jim Pecquex, Master Gardener, Yankee Garden Project Manager
BUSINESS ‘N BAGELS
Pine Haven Christian Communities Haven Drive Campus will host the November 4
Business ‘N Bagels. Watch your email for invitation coming soon!
Moonlight Madness Savings
Extended hours and special bargains attracted shoppers to participating businesses, Bemis
Bath Shoppe, Broadway Popcorn, Depke Shoe Store, Eccentricities, EVANS, Designs by Dieter,
Magpie’s Cottage and Uncle Ira’s Attic. Shoppers found discounts and many good deals during
the Moonlight Madness event.
Enjoying the transition of summer to fall
The cornstalks and scarecrows have returned and provide a cheery welcome to all.
Thank you to Stefanie Trakel Promotions Committee and Jim and Shirl Breunig.
Celebrate Falls - A taste of falls
Lively music by “Deadwood Chop” filled The Heritage House at The Bull for Celebrate
Falls-A Taste of Falls on September 17. Delicious food selections were provided by
many of our local restaurants including: Broadway Popcorn, Bread & Bean Eatery,
Catalunya, Falls Firehouse Pizza, Day Dream Café, The Point Drive-In, Twisted
Restaurant & Bar, The Bull and Majestic Crossing Dairy along with wine, beer, seasonal
liqueur and moonshine from Blattner’s Piggly Wiggly and Three Sheeps Brewing. New
this year was the bucket raffle and our thanks to raffle donors Bemis Bath Shoppe,
Curves, Depke Shoe Store, Falls Ace Hardware, Rick’s House of Flowers, Corner
Studio Jewelers, Kennedy Ford, Eccentricities and Day Dream Café. Special thanks to
our sponsoring businesses, Dr. Christine Tempas DDS, Blattner’s Piggly Wiggly, Falls
Salon & Spa, Richardson Kitchen & Bath and Salon 511. It was a great night of Celebrating
Falls! Planning for next year has already begun.
Gannett Wisconsin Media Digital U
Digital Marketing Seminar a Free member-benefit program presented by CMS member
Gannett Wisconsin Media on October 6 at the Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice
(lower level conference room) beginning at 7:30 a.m. with light breakfast.
See insert for details and registration.
Calendar Of Events
October
Board of Directors
President:
Mike Kennedy
Past President:
Mark McCabe
Vice President:
Dick Fotsch
Secretary/Treasurer:
Troy Rudebeck
John Blattner
Melissa Geisthardt
Mike Gustafson
David Horner
Sam Kohlhagen
Darryl Ottman
Laura Townsend
Stefanie Trakel
Foundation Board
november
6 Free Media Seminar by The Press Media Group – 7:30 a.m at
Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice Conference Room
8 Feed My Starving Children BOD Pack – 5:15 p.m. at
St. Paul Lutheran Church
13 Marketing Boot Camp hosted by Elkhart Lake Chamber – 7:30 a.m.
15 Ladies Nite Out ~ A Chocolate Affaire – 5-9 p.m.
22 Board of Directors Meeting – 8 a.m.
22 Richardson Hospice Resale Store, After Hours Event – 5-7 p.m.
with the Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce
29 Main Street Assessment Visit with Board of Directors
at CMS Office – 8 a.m.
31 Happy Halloween, Trick or Treat Hours – 4-7 p.m.
4 Business ‘N Bagels, Pine Haven Christian Communities
at Haven Drive Campus – 7:30 a.m.
5 Promotions Committee Meeting – 8 a.m.
19 Board of Directors Meeting – 8 a.m.
26-27 Happy Thanksgiving – Office Closed
Business Opportunities
President:
Terry Strittmater
Vice President:
Jim Fasse
Secretary/Treasurer:
Jane Klettke
John Blattner
Mark McCabe
Dorothy Schueffner
Jeff Selk
BID Board
President:
Jim Fasse
Ed Evanoff
Mayor Randy Meyer
Melissa Geisthardt
Joe Richardson III
Staff
Executive Director
Shirl Breunig
Program Assistant
Kim Strysick
1017 Fond du Lac Avenue
Visit sheboyganfalls.org or call Shirl
Breunig at 920-467-6206 for more
information on these and other
vacancies or let us know if you have
a BUSINESS property available for
sale or lease.
(Office Space Available)
Downtown
• 500 Water St., Building for Sale, Office and Residential, contact Linda Buchmann, Century 21,
920-698-0660
• 334 Broadway St. (former Stern Tannery Property) zoned C-1 Commercial. Contact MLG
Commercial, Milwaukee Curt Pitzen, 414-395-4688 or Travis Tiede, 414-395-4682
• 414 Broadway (Building for Sale), 800 sq. ft. contact Rich Roelse, 920-467-1313
• 505-507 Broadway Building for Sale, Re/Max Universal Realty, Gary Beaudoin, 920-980-8889
• 511 Broadway Two offices from 400 to 600 sq. ft., contact Joe Richardson III 920-918-1382
• 608 Broadway Former Day Dream Café location. Approximately 600 sq. ft. – partial utilities
included. Contact Jerry Selk at 920-467-3192 or 920-467-4436
• 641 Monroe Street (Office Space) various offices and suites available, call 467-4685 or 467-7850
Other Locations
• 904 Monroe, former Richardson Lumber, contact Steve Mech, CSA Commercial, 414-333-1936
• 1017 Fond du Lac Avenue, Office space for lease call 414-573-6164 for more information
• Vision Business Park Located on Cty. Trk. C and TT Offering generous incentives. Contact
Al Mayer, 920-889-8159 for more information
• HWY 32 Land Development by Sheboygan Falls Properties, call 414-273-1775
• 851 Forest Ave. (former Fasse Paint Industrial). Contact Gottsacker Commercial, Paul
Gottsacker, 920-453-9600
• 120 Balsam, Manufacturing or Warehousing, 14,000 sq. ft. with office space and loading dock.
Contact Ed Gregorie 920-698-0802
• 1000 Willow Dr., Office space available, contact Hillcrest Realty, 920-526-3600
504 Broadway, Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085 • (920) 467-6206
www.SheboyganFalls.org • [email protected]
facebook.com/ChamberMainStreet
Gannett Wisconsin Media Digital U
DIGITAL MARKETING SEMINAR
Tuesday, October 6th | 7:30 a.m. Breakfast and Presentation
Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice (Lower Level Conference Room)
W2850 State Road 28, Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085
Have you been planning your digital marketing using your rear view mirror or are your eyes
on the road ahead of you? With the rapid growth in mobile and tablet use, mapping out your
strategies for 2016 that appeal to digitally savvy, on-the-go consumers is vital.
Join Gannett Wisconsin Media for a digital marketing seminar and get a jumpstart on your
marketing strategies to reach new customers.
Don’t miss your chance to:
• Get the latest trends for mobile advertising
• Learn how to leverage your digital investment to better target new customers
• Incorporate more digital strategies into your marketing plan
REGISTER NOW:
http://seminar-she.eventbrite.com
As an added bonus, you’ll be able to enter to win some great prizes at the seminar.
Must be present to win.
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Camp Y-Koda Fall Festival
Saturday, October 10th
11:00am—5:00pm
Free Activities for the Whole Family:
Archery
Arts and Crafts
BB Gun
Climbing Wall
Canoeing, Kayaking, and Rowboats
Fishing
Trail Hikes
Food and Refreshments Available
for Purchase:
Pork Sandwiches
Hot Dogs (cook your own over the campfire)
Smores
Soda
Chips
Baked Goods and More
Sponsored by Bank First National
“Timeless Christmas Movies”
Holiday Parade Entry Form
Saturday, December 5, 2015 ~ 4:30pm
Historic Sheboygan Falls
*Prizes & Traveling Trophy
Awarded
*All Entries Must Be Decorated
*Music with Entry Highly Recommended
Name of Organization/Group
Address
Contact Person
Phone
In Case of Cancellation Emergency Phone Number
Brief Description of Float or Parade Entry: No Entry May Have Mr. or Mrs.
Santa Claus As They Will Be In The Parade. We Do Not Want To Confuse The Children.
Check Those That Apply:
Adult Group
Youth Group
Lights on Float
People Walking
Music (if Yes, Please Continue)
Vocal
__ Instrumental
Mixed Ages
____ Motorized Vehicle
Recorded
I understand that for the safety of children and others watching the parade
we are NOT ALLOWED to throw candy or other items from our parade entry.
Walking to the sidelines and handing out candy or other items IS ALLOWED.
Signature
(If Parade Must Be Cancelled It Will Not Be Rescheduled)
Line-Up at 3:30pm in the Bemis Manufacturing Parking Lot at 300 Mill Street
Return This Form by Fri., Nov. 20, 2015 to:
Shirl Breunig
Sheboygan Falls Chamber-Main Street
504 Broadway, Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085
Or Fax 920-467-9571
Phone: 920-467-6206
Email: [email protected]
WAIVER
FORM
A Parade Waiver Form Must Be
Signed by Each Organization/Group.
The Waiver Form is Printed on the
Back Side of Entry Form and Must Be
Signed and Returned Before Your
Entry Will Be Accepted in the Parade.
PRINTED ON BACK
Name of Organization/Group __________________________
I, the undersigned, hereby release Sheboygan Falls
Chamber-Main Street, Inc., and all participating festival
and event sponsors together with all officers, members,
agents, employees and any other organizations, entities
and individuals who are serving Main Street Memories,
including all volunteers assisting with all events from any
liability or claims for injury, illness or property damage
sustained by my participation or that of myself or any
other person from my group.
I also acknowledge that this release is being relied upon
by Main Street Memories and Sheboygan Falls ChamberMain Street, Inc. as permission to use any photographs,
video tapes, motion pictures, recordings or any other
record of this event for any legitimate purpose.
Signature of Organization’s Representative
Phone
09-29-15
Date