May 2015 - Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce

May 2015 - Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce

May 2015
Newsline
1 S. Main St., Clintonville, WI 54929 * 715-823-4606
cvlchmbr@frontiernet.net * www.clintonvillewichamber.com
Volume 5, Issue 4
Clintonville Area
Chamber of Commerce
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Jeff Hoffman
Clintonville TribuneGazette /
Shoppers’ Guide
TREASURER
Brian Lange
KerberRose SC
DIRECTORS
Sue Aschliman
B&H Fashionwear/
B&H Footwear
Angela Ditmeyer
The Living Room Coffee
Shop & Vintage Gifts
Dan Flaker
First State Bank
Kevin Grunewald
Tadych’s Econofoods
Kim Manteufel
Fox Valley Technical
College
Sara Mullen-Hornung
Cambridge Design
John Van Ooyen
Frontier
STAFF
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Sandy Yaeger
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Jackie Baldwin
Board Meetings Held
2nd Tuesday Each Month
7:30 a.m. Chamber Office
Office Hrs. 9 am-4 pm M-F
Girls Go Cruisin’ Set for Wednesday, May 6
Girls start saving and line up the childcare! The 4th Annual “Girls Go
Cruisin’” night has been set for Wednesday, May 6 from 2-6 p.m.
The grand prize drawing of a YG .15
diamond pendant valued at $325 donated by Trophies & Treasures, will be
held at 7 p.m. at Clintonville Lanes and
Banquet Hall (must be present to win).
Shopping Guides are available at
these participating retailers: B&H Fashionwear, B&H Footwear, Clintonville
Lanes, D. Mitchell Interiors, Erickson
Pharmacy, Klein’s Chevrolet Buick, Modern Hair Designers, Shopko
Hometown, The Living Room Coffee Shop & Vintage Gifts, Trophies & Treasures, Walgreen Drug Store. The event is sponsored by the Retail Committee
of the Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce.
Contact the Chamber of Commerce at 715-823-4606 or
cvlchmbr@frontiernet.net for further information.
20th
Annual
Chamber Golf Outing Scheduled for Monday, June 15
Plans are underway for the 20th Annual Golf Outing scheduled for Monday, June 15, at the Riverside Golf Club. The event is open to the public for
foursomes of men, women and mixed. Registration and a hot lunch will
begin at 11 a.m. with a shotgun start a 12 p.m. A buffet dinner of broasted
chicken and tenderloin tips will be held from 4:30-6 p.m.
In lieu of mulligans Fox Communities Credit Union will be selling yard
sticks, $20 per team, to help extend a shot. Once this happens the length
the shot is increased and then decreased from the yard stick until the entire yard is used.
An Early Bird price of $75 is available now through Friday, May 29. Registration form is found on page 6. After that day the price will be $80 per
person. Price includes a hot lunch, 18 holes of golf with cart, prizes, contests at holes and the buffet. There will also be raffle baskets and a 50/50
drawing.
Registration is available by calling the Chamber office at 715-823-4606 or
email us at cvlchmbr@frontiernet.net or visit our website at
www.clintonvillewichamber.com.
May Business Anniversaries
Congratulate these businesses on their years of success!
City of Clintonville
ThedaCare medical Center
Riverside Golf Course
AHT Wisconsin Windows
Clintonville Area Historical Society
Olson’s Rural Electric
Schley Buildings LLC
Modern Hair Designers
UltraCom Wireless Communication
163 Years
95 Years
86 Years
48 Years
40 Years
32 Years
29 Years
27 Years
16 Years
“Dorothy in Wonderland” To Show May1-3
The Clintonville High School musical,
“Dorothy in Wonderland”, will show this weekend at the High School Auditorium on Friday,
May 1, and Saturday, May 2, 7 p.m. and a 2
p.m. matinee on Sunday, May 3. Admission is
$5.
Mexican Cuisine Scheduled for Friday, May 22
Nueva Vida Hispanic Ministry of Calvary Apostolic
Church will present their Mexican Cuisine on Friday,
May 22, 11 a.m.-8 p.m. at Calvary Apostolic Church,
525 McKinley Ave.
Entrée choices are Nacho Supreme (rice, salsa and
sour cream) or Chicken Taquitos (rice, beans, salsa and
sour cream). Each entrée will be served with your
choice of bottled water or a 12 oz. can of soda.
To place your order by Wednesday, May 20, call the
church at 715-823-2202 (church) or 715-823-5533
(Jolyne). If no answer, leave a message with your name
and order information and tentative time for pick up.
See page 10 for all the details!
Clintonville Lions Club Presents “Nunsense”
Tickets are now on sale for the performance of
“Nunsense”. The show will be held on Sunday, May 31,
2 p.m. at the Clintonville High School Auditorium.
Price is $12 for adults 18 and over and $10 for youth.
They are available at B&H Fashionwear, CHS Office,
Clintonville Chronicle, Marion Advertiser and Wittenberg
Enterprise
or
online
at
nuns.brownpapertickets.com or call 920-826-5852.
The show is performed by Abrams Spotlight Productions. It is a devilishly funny, heavenly hilarious show
you won’t want to miss!
www.clintonvillewichamber.com
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WEBSITE OF THE MONTH
AHT Wisconsin Windows
Walgreens Participates in
Red Nose Day
Walgreens is participating in the Red Nose
Day Campaign. The Red Nose Day was founded 25 years ago by
Comic Relief in the
UK. Comic Relief is a
not-for-profit organization working to lift
children out of poverty
through
the
power of entertainment.
Walgreens is selling red noses now thorugh
May 21. The noses are selling for $1 and for
every dollar 50 cents will go to charity. Charities include: The Boys and Girls Clubs, The
Global Fund, Save the Children and Feeding
America.
There will also be a live fundraising event
on Thursday, May 21, 7 p.m. on NBC.
Chamber Networking Rally
The Chamber Networking Rally will be held
on Tuesday, May 19, 8-9 a.m. at Aster Retirement Community in the Sunroom.
All Chamber members are invited to attend. Each person will be given an opportunity to introduce yourself and your business
and share something about your business that
you want others to know. Use this opportunity to promote yourself and educate yourself
with the offerings of other Chamber members.
RSVP by calling Sandy or Jackie at the
Chamber office, 715-823-4606 or by email at
cvlchmbr@frontiernet.net.
Advertise on the Chamber Website
The Chamber website has now been set up
to include advertising your business, specials,
etc. Rates are published on our website at:
www.clintonvillewichamber.com
We also encourage you to visit the site and
check out your listing to make sure we have
it listed correctly. Email us with any changes
that need to be made.
CHAMBER MEMBER BUSINESS NEWS
Clintonville Area Foundation Officers and Board Members
The Clintonville Area Foundation voted on board
members with the current slate continuing for another three-year term to expire July 30, 2018.
They include, left to right: Nancy Ignacio, Connie
Carpenter, Kathy Mitchell and Sandy Wadleigh
The Clintonville Area Foundation held their annual
meeting recently with the current slate of officers
re-elected to their posts with terms to expire June
30, 2016. They include, left to right: Chairperson
Nancy Ignacio; Vice Chairperson Connie Carpenter;
Secretary Kathy Akey and Treasurer Kathy Mitchell.
(Photo submitted by Jeff Hoffman)
(Photo submitted by Jeff Hoffman)
Keller, Inc. Promotes Cohen
Modern Hair Designers May Specials
Keller, Inc. has announced the promotion of Adam Cohen to Expeditor. Cohen
has been with Keller for the
past 10 years working in the Finish Carpentry Division as a
craftsman and most recently as
a lead man since 2011. As an
expeditor, he is responsible for
the coordination of all subcontractors and material ordering.
The following specials are available at Modern
Hair Designers, Modern hair Designers II and Modern Hair Designers III (Embarrass) during the
month of May:
 Buy a prepaid wax card for $30, savings of $9
 Half head of highlights for $45 with style
 One month of unlimited tanning $25 plus tax
 Free nail air with any nail service
 Gift cards available for Mother’s Day
2015 Upcoming Events
Girls Go Cruisin’
Spring Cruise Car Show
Citywide Rummage Sale
Relay for Life
Golf Outing
Fireworks
Historical Society 40th Anniversary
Sidewalk Sales
Embarrass Fun Daze
May 6
May 15
May 16
June 12-13
June 15
July 3
July 18
July 24-25
July 25
Don’t forget to share the “Newsline” with fellow employees!
Print out copies of this for your waiting area, bulletin board and/or employee handouts!
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Clintonville Tribune-Gazette Celebrates 1 Year Anniversary Re-Launch
The Clintonville Tribune-Gazette is celebrating the 1 Year Anniversary of the re-launch by offering a
special advertising opportunity in appreciation for all the support over the past year.
An insertion of the May 14 edition of the Clintonville Tribune-Gazette will be
placed into the entire distribution of the Shoppers’ Guide on Tuesday, May 19. Any ad
that is run in that edition will also appear in the New London Press Star that day at
no additional charge plus, since they are celebrating the re-launch of the Press Star
at the same time, the Press Star will be inserted in the entire distribution of the New
London Buyer’s Guide on May 18. The bottom line is, if you run an ad in the T-G on
May 14, your ad will be delivered to over 25,000 homes. Quite a deal!
Deadline for this is Thursday, May 7. Questions regarding advertising can be directed to Jeff Hoffman, Advertising Sales Executive at 715-250-1760 (cell); 715-8237477 (office) or by email at: jhoffman@mmclocal.com. See details below for more
information.
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New Look for Chamber Bucks
The Chamber Bucks have taken on a new look. They are now yellow in color and are in the form of a
check. When a participating retailer receives the check they will need to complete the part that says
“Chamber member sign here”. Below is a sample of the new look. If you have any questions, give us a
call at 715-823-4606 or email us at cvlchmbr@frontiernet.net.
2015-16 Head Start & Early Head
Start Applications
The Head Start programs are child development programs for income eligible
children and their families serving pregnant moms and children through age 4.
The programs encourage the child’s
physical, intellectual, emotional and
social development while providing
Family Services to the parents.
There is no charge for the Head Start
programs. The programs are funded by
sate and federal dollars.
The Head Start program runs September through June for children 3 years
old on or before Sept. 1, 2015; children
with documented disabilities are encouraged to apply and children may apply anytime during the school year after
reaching age 3.
For Early Head Start (program runs
year round), pregnant mothers and children up to age 3 can apply anytime during the year and children with documented disabilities are encouraged to
apply.
For more information call the Clintonville Early Learning Center, 238 N. Harriet Street, 715-823-4310 or email:
lmattes@capmail.or or sheinrich@capmail.org.
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Econo Cares Program To Help raise
Money for CHS Athletics
Tadych’s Econofoods is helping to raise money
for Clintonville High School Athletics with their
“Econo Cares” Grocery Receipt program. Econofoods will contribute a 1% cash donation of the
receipt total to CHS. Customers can save and drop
off their grocery receipts in the high school main
office. All proceeds go to support Clintonville
High School Athletic programming. Any questions
can be directed to LaVonne Klein at
lklein@kleinauto.com or Eric Ward at the high
school, eward@clintonville.k12.wi.us, 715-8237215 ext. 2202.
CHAMBER BUCKS
are available in any amount during normal business hours
at the Chamber office 1 S. Main, Mon.-Fri., 9 A.M.-4 P.M.
Total Amount through
April 2015 $5,247
2014 Total Amount Purchased $18,031
CHAMBER BUCKS ARE NOT REDEEMABLE FOR CASH!
Great for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries,
thank you, weddings, employee incentives,
prizes & more
To Register, Please Click on the Below link:
https://partnersconnect.withgoogle.com/event/
my-marketing-director
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Waupaca County Tourism Advertising Campaign Underway
Waupaca County is continuing its advertising campaign with various advertising spots throughout the
state of Wisconsin. Clintonville tourism dollars of $120 per business can be used to help offset the cost
of the campaign.
Anyone wishing to find out more details on this campaign may contact Dave Thiel, Executive Director
for Waupaca County Economic Development Corporation, 920-982-1582. See Page 8 for an application.
Several businesses have taken advantage of this campaign, including the Chamber of Commerce. To
view these videos visit www.visitwaupacacounty.com.
Charging Best Practices
Submitted by Cellcom
Your smartphone keeps you connected, entertained and safe and likely rarely leaves your side. Keeping your device charged for your daily activities isn’t rocket science, but
there are a few things to know to safely and efficiently power your device.
When it comes to charging your smartphone you should only use a charger
that is approved for your device. For Apple devices, reputable brands will
include a statement that the charger is “made for iPad, iPhone and iPod”.
Manufacturers have to get approval from Apple to use this language, ensuring the quality of the product. Micro USB charging does not have a standard, however the new QuickCharge 2.0 requires certification through Underwriters Laboratory (a safety organization) to meet compatibility and interoperability requirements. Approved products are listed here and includes Cellcom’s
Ventev solution.
For the fastest charge, you should be looking at the max output of your charger and max input of your
device. Many devices can charge at rates higher than 1 amp, but the in-box charging solution may only
have a 1 amp output, leading to longer charge times. Selecting an approved 2.4 amp rapid-charging solution will allow you to charge your device as fast as possible. If you purchase a third-party charger,
cross-check the output to achieve optimal results. On a PC or laptop, USB ports are often have a limited
output which can mean a slower charge than using a power outlet with an approved cord.
You may remember a time when you were instructed to let your battery drain until it was dead and
not to allow it to sit on the charger after it’s reached a full charge. Smartphones today are equipped
with lithium-ion batteries, which are not affected by either of these practices. However, unplugging
your phone and your charger is a good practice for reducing overall energy consumption. You also do not
need to put your device in airplane mode to get the fastest charge. Doing so will only slightly increase
the speed of the charge (less than five minutes if you’re going from 0 to 100 percent). Most users find
it’s not worth the loss of functionality.
Portable chargers are a great tool for those who need to charge a device on the go. Simply charge the
portable units and keep them with you to charge your device when you may be away from a power outlet or USB port. There a variety of solutions available, including MyCharge AmpMax and MyCharge
AmpMini from Cellcom.
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Cellcom is an innovative wireless company that provides nationwide service for its customer base
throughout Wisconsin and Michigan, with nearly 70 retail and agent locations. Cellcom is respected for
its long-standing reputation of delivering extraordinary customer care, being a strong community partner, and for its renowned network, which is customized to its rural markets. As a subsidiary of Nsight,
Cellcom is part of a family of companies offering complete telecommunications services.
DEADLINES
Deadline for the Chamber of Commerce
Weekly Reminder is 12 p.m. every Thursday.
Deadline for the June Chamber Newsline is
Tuesday, May 26, 4 p.m.
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MAY CALENDAR OF EVENTS
NNC—Navarino Nature Center; UCC—Christ Congregational Church; UMC—United Methodist Church; St. Martin Lutheran Church-SMLC
FRIDAY, MAY 1
Fish Fry, Clintonville Moose, 5-8 pm
“Dorothy in Wonderland” Musical, CHS, 7 pm
SATURDAY, MAY 2
doTerra Essential Oils Class, The Living Room, 9 am
Stepping Stone Acrylic Painting Class, NNC, 9 am-1 pm
Nubby Higgins Benefit, Clintonville Lanes, 2-7 pm
“Dorothy in Wonderland” Musical, CHS, 7 pm
M*A*S*H, Mielke Arts Center 7 pm
Marion City-Wide Rummage Sales
SUNDAY, MAY 3
“Dorothy in Wonderland” Musical, CHS, 2 pm
M*A*S*H, Mielke Arts Center 2 pm
Zumba, UMC, 5 pm
MONDAY, MAY 4
Zumba, UMC, 5:30 pm
TUESDAY, MAY 5
Senior Day, Walgreens
Stepping Stone Acrylic Painting Class, NNC, 9 am-1 pm
Annual Meeting, NNC, 7 pm
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6
Senior Day, Shopko Hometown
Girls Go Cruisin’, Downtown Clintonville, 2-6 pm
Zumba, UMC, 5:30 pm
THURSDAY, MAY 7
Men’s Bible Study, The Living Room, 7 am
Community Meal, UCC, 5:30 pm
Zumba, UMC, 5:30 pm
FRIDAY, MAY 8
Fish Fry, Clintonville Moose, 5-8 pm
SATURDAY, MAY 9
Book Signing by Taylor Fenner “The Haunting Love”,
Living Room Coffee Shop, 11:30 am-1:30 pm
Steak Fry, Clintonville Moose Lodge, 5-8 pm
SUNDAY, MAY 10—MOTHER’S DAY
Breakfast, Clintonville Moose, 8:30-11:30 am
MONDAY, MAY 11
Board of Education, Middle School IMC, 6:30 pm
TUESDAY, MAY 12
Stretch With OST, Orthopedic & Spine Therapy, 6:30-7 am
Chamber Board of Directors, Chamber Office, 7:30 am
City Council Meeting, City Hall, 6 pm
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13
Google Partners Connect, My Marketing, 11 am-12 pm
THURSDAY, MAY 14
Men’s Bible Study, The Living Room, 7 am
Legos at the Library, Public Library, 3:30 pm
Community Meal, UCC, 5:30 pm
Zumba, UMC, 5:30 pm
FRIDAY, MAY 15
Spring Cruise Car Show, Main Street, 5-9 pm
Fish Fry, Clintonville Moose, 5-8 pm
SATURDAY, MAY16
Citywide Rummage Sale
doTerra Essential Oils Class, The Living Room, 9 am
TUESDAY, MAY 19
Chamber Networking,
Aster Retirement Community, 8-9 am
THURSDAY, MAY 21
Men’s Bible Study, The Living Room, 7 am
Community Meal, UCC, 5:30 pm
Zumba, UMC, 5:30 pm
FRIDAY, MAY 22
Mexican Cuisine, Calvary Apostolic Church, 11 am-8 pm
Fish Fry, Clintonville Moose, 5-8 pm
MONDAY, MAY 25—MEMORIAL DAY
CHAMBER OFFICE CLOSED
TUESDAY, MAY 26
Stretch with OST, Orthopedic & Spine Therapy, 6:30-7 am
Orthopedic & Spine Therapy
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27
Sunset Flowage Canoe Trip, NNC, 6 pm
THURSDAY, MAY 28
Legos at the Library, Public Library, 3:30 pm
SATURDAY, MAY 30
Wandering Down the Wolf River, NNC, 8:30 am
doTerra Essential Oils Class, The Living Room, 9 am
SUNDAY, MAY 31
“Nunsense”, Clintonville HS Auditorium, 2 pm
Sponsored by The Clintonville Lions Club
Leadership Night Set for May 7
The Waupaca County UW-Extension office and Leadership Waupaca
County will be holding a Leadership Night, a special event created to
highlight the importance of making a conscious choice to lead. The
event will be held on Thursday, May 7, 5-7 p.m. at the Manawa Masonic Center, 520 N. Bridge St. Registration fee is $17 and include dinner.
Attendees will have the opportunity to network with community and
business leaders from across the region; meet keynote speaker Cathy
Sandeen, UW-Colleges/UW-Extension Chancellor and learn about five
demographic trends facing the region and how they affect local leadership.
This event will kickoff registration for the fall 2015 Leadership
Waupaca County Class XVI.
For more information call 715-258-6231 or email dana.nelson@ces.uwex.edu.
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Clintonville City Wide
Rummage Sales
Saturday, May 16
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