MACCI s Chamber Caper Offers Big Cup Fun

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1 August 2015 Volume 29 Number 8 MACCI s Chamber Caper Offers Big Cup Fun MACCI s Chamber Caper is scheduled for Wednesday, August 12 at RiverEdge Golf Course & Banquet Facility. Plans are being finalized for another fun filled day of non-competitive golf. Teams will again consist of 6 golfers playing the big cup tournament. 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! MACCI Welcomes New Members pg. 2 Chamber Caper is a fundraiser for your Chamber of Commerce and helps support efforts of our organization that benefit our members and help grow our community. Sponsorship opportunities are still available (see insert). Registration will begin at 9:30 A.M., followed by a golfers meeting at 10:15 A.M. and shotgun start at 10:30 A.M. The afternoon concludes with a social hour at 4:00 P.M. and dinner/awards at 5:00 P.M. Invitations to golf were mailed mid-july. You can also register on the MACCI website at and click on Events. Special thanks goes out to this year s Gold Sponsors... Solarus Security Health Plan Enhanced hole sponsors (confirmed at publish date) at this year s event include: Forward Financial Bank, Office Enterprises Inc., Team Schierl Companies, Central City Credit Union, Hawkins Ash CPAs, EO Johnson/Pure Water Technologies, Figi s Companies Inc., Furniture & ApplianceMart/Ashley Home Furniture, Wickersham Jewelry, V& H Automotive, Merkel Company, The Hearing House, Stoney River Assisted Living, Fairway Independent Mortgage, and PreventionGenetics. Business News Shared Pg. 2 & 3 Special thanks to Nasonville Dairy and Wenzel s Farm Sausage for their in-kind support! Thank you, all! MACCI Cuts Ribbons for Two New Businesses pg. 9

2 MACCI Welcomes Two New Members 88.5 The Family radio station is located at County Hwy. N in Milladore. The Family is owned and operated by Evangel Ministries Inc. a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, founded in The Family serves to educate, encourage and preserve the family through a Christ centered comtemporary and versatile communications platform. Throughout the year, 88.5 The Family sponsors Help 4 the Homeless, Feed the Families, and Family Fun Stops. Dave Cameron is the Executive Director of this station that began 30+ years ago. The station s telephone number is Welcome back, China Chef! Located at 233 South Central Avenue in Marshfield, China Chef is an authentic Chinese & American cuisine restaurant. The restaurant is open Monday-Thursday from 11 A.M. - 9:30 P.M., Friday and Saturday from 11 A.M P.M. and on Sunday s from 11 A.M. - 9 P.M. Throughout the week, lunch and dinner buffets are available, along with daily specials. You can dine in or take out. China Chef also offers catering and delivery service. Jason Tham is the owner of this establishment. The business telephone number is Business News Weber s Farm Store, located at 9706 County Road H in Marshfield, is celebrating 60 years in business this September. Weber s Farm is a fifth generation Century Farm. They produce, process and retail their own BGH free milk, in addition to selling many other dairy products in their retail store. In 2005, Weber s made their milk more convenient to customers by retailing in local convenience stores. They began production of Kefir in 2013, and recently won an award at the World Dairy Expo. Watch for specials throughout the month of September. Happy 50th anniversary! Happy 50th anniversary, Hadley Office Products! This family owned business has provided office machines, office furniture and office supplies since Located at 399 South River Drive in Wausau the business phone number is Wishing you many more years, Hadley family! The year 2015 also marks a crucial change for Hadley Office Products Inc. In order to better serve the customers that have copiers and service contracts, Hadley s has chosen to sell the Machine and Copier division of the business to a reputable and growing partner in the area. The change brings opportunity to both Hadley Office Products and to their customers. The move ensures that the copier machine customers continue to be served by a company that is able to meet the growning demands of a technology based industry. Marco has assumed responsibility for both the service and sale of copiers that Hadley s previously provided. Marco, a leading technology services provider, specializes in copiers/machines and a variety of technology products. Other MACCI members celebrating business milestone anniversaries in 2015 include: Ministry Saint Joseph s Hospital 60 - Weber s Farm Store 50 - Hadley Office Products 50 - UW-Marshfield/Wood County 50 - Schalow s Nursery 50 - WAOW-TV Mid-State Truck Service Inc Opportunity Development Center 10 - Holiday Inn 10 - VOX Concert Series 10 - GoldenLiving Three Oaks 10 - Beel Trucking 5 - Total Body Fitness 5 - The Hearing House If you are celebrating a milestone business anniversary please notify the Chamber so we can recognize you and your business! 2 MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

3 UW-Marshfield/Wood County Foundation launches capital campaign to update Science, Technology, Engineering, Math facilities The University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County University Foundation announced it has raised $3.2 million of its $6 million goal to build a new science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) building and to renovate the existing science facility. Thanks to a significant gift to the campaign, we are pleased to announce that the proposed name of the new building will be the Everett Roehl STEM Building. We are extremely grateful for Mr. Roehl s incredible generosity and his support of this project and our community, said Dan Burns, STEM campaign drive chair. Burns is joined by his wife Cindy Burns, of Burns Insurance, Marshfield and Tom and Melissa Reichert, of Wood County Sheriff s Department and Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce, Wisconsin Rapids leading campaign efforts throughout Wood County and Central Wisconsin. More than 70 individuals, businesses, organizations, foundations and alumni have given to the campaign to date. The drive chairs and campaign volunteers will continue reaching out throughout the year to reach its fundraising goal. The City of Marshfield and Wood County, who own and maintain the buildings and land, will invest $1 million each towards this project. The scope of the $8 million project is to build a new 17,943 sq. ft. STEM building and renovate the 21,167 sq. ft. existing science building. The public campaign will continue for one year with ground breaking and construction of the new building beginning in 2016 and completion in Renovations of the existing facility will begin in The UW-Marshfield/Wood County is remodeling and expanding science facilities that have remained relatively the same since the campus was opened in The main goal is to modernize STEM teaching areas and to respond to the increasing changes in the STEM disciplines. UW-Marshfield/Wood County s STEM initiatives play a critical role preparing a skilled and educated workforce by providing an education tailored to the area s workforce needs with the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS) four-year degree offered on campus, partnership and preparation for the UW-Eau Claire nursing degree and on-site collaboration with UW-Platteville, offering engineering degrees. Contributions can be made to the campaign online at marshfield.uwc.edu/stem. For more information about giving or naming opportunities call The University Foundation at MACCI s Walk Planned MACCI s 2nd annual glow walk Light Up the Night will be held on Saturday, September 19. New this year, the walk will offer participants the opportunity to walk either the 2K or the 5K route. With each registration, each participant will receive a glow in the dark t-shirt, along with some glow items to help guide the way. Contact Debbie Bauer about sponsorship opportunities that are available. Again, this year a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Marshfield Area United Way s NOW program. LIGHT UP THE NIGHT 2K/5K Glow Walk Marshfield, WI MACCI Special thanks to Jes Mannigel who designed this year s logo for the glow walk. MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY 3

4 Celebrate Business & Education Partnerships at the Thirteenth Annual Recognizing Distinguished Area Educators Wednesday, October 7, 2015 Reception :00pm Dinner :00pm Program to follow Holiday Inn Conference Center 750 South Central Avenue Marshfield, Wisconsin Evening Attire, Jacket & Tie Preferred Partners in Educational Excellence and Workforce Development of the Marshfield Area Chamber Foundation Partnering with the School Districts of Auburndale, Columbus Catholic, Granton Greenwood, Immanuel Lutheran, Marshfield, Pittsville, Spencer and St. Joseph School Invitations will be mailed the end of August. 4 MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

5 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, September 2 and run through Monday, September 7. This year s line-up includes: Wednesday, September 2: Central Wisconsin s Got Talent at 7:00 pm Thursday, September 3: Howie Sturtz at 2:30 pm Final show! Vic Ferrari at 7:30 pm Friday, September 4: Tonic at 7:30 pm Saturday, September 5: WTPA Truck & Tractor Pull at 11 am Diamond Rio at 7:30 pm Sunday, September 6: Thousand Foot Krutch at 7:30 pm Monday, September 7: Bullriding at Noon Action Auto Demolition Derby at 6:00 pm Gate prices/tickets are: Adults - $9.00 Teens (ages 13-17) - $6.00 Children (ages6-12) - $3.00 Ages 5 & under - Free Grandstand is FREE with gate admission. Trackside seating available for an additional $ There is an additional cost for Saturday s Truck & Tractor Pull, Monday s Bullriding, and Monday s Demolition Derby. Contact the fair office at with any questions. Still using bulky water bottles/coolers? (that never get properly sanitized) Switch to: Safer Efficient Profitable Go Green Pat Brogan pbrogan@eojohnson.com MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY 5

6 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 give 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. Helping Hands, Filling Hearts - VolunteerMarshfield.org Don t delay, register today! Still time to register for classes at UW-Marshfield/Wood County There s still time to apply and register for fall classes at the University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County. The fall semester starts Wednesday, September 2. UW-Marshfield/Wood County offers day and evening courses that provide the foundation for more than 200 majors. Students can earn an Associate Degree and transfer to their four-year university or stay local and earn the Bachelor of Applied Arts and cience completion degree. Starting this fall, the BAAS is accepting students with Applied Associates Degrees from Mid-State Technical College and Northcentral Technical College, in addition to the AASD from UW Colleges. For course descriptions and class times, visit marshfield.uwc.edu. For more information about admissions, advising and registration, call Student Affairs at Little Mermaid JR and The Wizard of Oz hit the stage in August UW-Marshfield/Wood County Continuing Education presents two beloved children s theatre productions in August. Disney s The Little Mermaid JR is August 7-8, 7:30 p.m. and August 9, 2 p.m. Go under the sea with Ariel and all her friends. On August 21, 7:30 p.m. and August 22, 2 p.m. Continuing Education & Prairie Fire Children s Theatre presents The Wizard of Oz. Both productions are held in the Helen Connor Laird Theater at UW-Marshfield/ Wood County. Buy tickets at marshfield.uwc.edu or Box Office hours are Thursdays and Fridays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. 6 MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

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8 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 opportunity. Locations confirmed for 2015 include: August 20: BA5 on the Farm, Seehafer Farm Creamery September: Marshfield Utilities October 15: Hardacre Park November: Ministry Saint Joseph s Hospital December 10: Christmas Business After 5 at Hotel Marshfield If you are interested in being a sponsor at any of these events please contact Debbie Bauer at or her at debbiebauer@marshfieldchamber.com. 8 MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

9 MACCI Cuts the Ribbon for Two New Businesses The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry, along with City officials, MACCI Board members and Ambassadors, have been busy promoting growth in our community with two recent ribbon cuttings. MACCI was pleased to be a part of ceremonies for Central City Vapors and Seehafer Farm Creamery. Congratulations! Located on the south side of Marshfield, Patti and Jubel Arnold opened Central City Vapors with one goal in mind; bring smoke-free technology to those who want to quit smoking. To achieve this goal, Central City Vapors offers safe alternatives to regular cigarettes in the form of e-cigarettes and vaporizers. Use of these vaporizers or vaping eliminates thousands of harmful chemicals and carcinogenic compounds that are found in tobacco cigarettes. In addition to helping Marshfield smokers beat addiction to traditional cigarettes, Central City Vapors is also giving back to our service men and women with the Vape a Vet program. One hundred percent of the wholesale profits from Bottle Ready to Vape liquids (BRV) are donated to this program. These monies provide current military and veterans with starter kits and e-liquids in order to help them break the harmful cycle of smoking. Central City Vapors is located at 817A South Central Avenue in Marshfield. Pictured cutting the ribbon are: Dave Meissner, MACCI President; Scott Larson, MACCI Executive Director; Angie Eloranta, Main Street Marshfield Executive Director; Steve Barg, City Administrator; Patti and Jubel Arnold, owners. It s new, it s moo, and a dream come true! Celebrating a grand opening on July 11th, Ken and Karen Seehafer introduced local milk lovers to the new Seehafer Farm Creamery. You only need to travel a short distance north of Marshfield to enjoy the country atmosphere and fresh, quality, BGH-free milk. Seehafer Farm Creamery has been a dream finally realized for Ken Seehafer, who had the idea to bottle milk from the farm ever since his high school days. The new creamery, which took a year to complete, has a range of dairy products to offer, like on-site processed milk (recognized by the State of Wisconsin for quality), cheeses, hamburger, and high-quality scooped ice cream. Seehafer Farm Creamery, located at M241 Hwy 97, also offers a variety of other locallysourced products for sale and is open Monday-Saturday from 9 am 7 pm. Distinguished guests speaking at the ribbon cutting were; David Meissner, MACCI President; Carolyn Opitz, Town of McMillan Chairperson; and Sheriff Scott Parks who was representing Marathon County. Cutting the ribbon is the Ken & Karen Seehafer family. MARSHFIELD AREA 5 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY 9

10 Wisconsin Secretary of Tourism s Message - Stephanie Klett Move Over Michigan... 5 Ways Wisconsin is Winning the Tourism Game It s no secret there s fierce competition among Midwest states to attract travelers. Our out-of-state visitors have a very high opinion of Wisconsin - in fact, when compared to our Midwest neighbors, Wisconsin ranks #1 in: Affordability - Wisconsin is seen as more affordable than Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota and Iowa. Family Atmosphere - Travelers view Wisconsin as the most family friendly, a good place for adults and kids to vacation. Sports and Recreation - Our State Parks, trails, fishing, natural beauty, outdoor recreation, as well as professional sports beat the competition. Worry Free - Visitors think Wisconsin is the most worry free; our guests feel welcome and safe here. Uniqueness - When it comes to showcasing different cultures, local and ethnic foods, and interesting accomodations, Wisconsin rises above other Midwest states. On Wisconsin! Certified Babysitter Training Available Boys and Girls 11-years-old and older can learn the ABC s of babysitting at UW-Marshfield/Wood County Continuing Education s Babysitter s Training Course August 28, 9 A.M. 4:30 P.M. Instructor Katie Weisbrod teaches important skills like identifying safety hazards, and caring for common injuries and emergencies. Students will also learn how to find and interview for babysitting jobs as well as learn how to communicate with parents to be prepared and meet their expectations. Register now for this popular course and help your child become a confident and capable babysitter. The course cost is $99 and includes Babysitter s training handbook, Emergency Reference Guide and training CD-ROM. Pre-registration is required. Register online at or call the Continuing Education Office at Members Learn How to Maximize Their Membership with MACCI Are you interested in how you can make the most of your MACCI membership? Join us on Tuesday, August 4th from 12-1pm to find out how we can help boost your business through our Maximize Your Chamber Membership program. Maximize Your Chamber Membership is one way of making you aware of the many programs, services and networking opportunities available to you as a member of MACCI. While here, you will meet our staff, connect with new and long-term members, introduce your business/service to others, learn about business and professional development programs, and learn how you can increase business visibility through sponsorship and advertisting and so much more! Whether you are a new member, long term member or new to a member business this is the event for you! The program is free to attend and held at MACCI s office at 700 South Central Avenue in Marshfield. Take advantage of this member benefit opportunity! Seating is limited. If you have any questions, please contact our member services director, Karen Isaacson at (715) or macci@marshfieldchamber.com. 10 MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

11 Light Up the Night 2K/5K Glow Walk Saturday, September 19, 2015 Marshfield, WI 6:30-7:30 pm - Registration at Pick n Save 7:45 pm - Pre-stretch warm-ups 8:00 pm - Glow Time Glow Registration Name Address/City/State 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, ages 12 and under $10 $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, 700 South Central Ave, Marshfield, WI 54449, or register online at web.marshfieldchamber.com/events

12 ITEMS NEEDED FOR DONATION: BACKPACKS PENS (RED, BLACK, BLUE) COLORED PENCILS CRAYONS (24 COUNT) DRY ERASE MARKERS (FINE TIP) PINK ERASERS PENCIL-TOP ERASERS TWO-POCKET FOLDERS (PAPER & PLASTIC) PLASTIC FOLDERS WITH PRONGS GLUE STICKS GLUE BOTTLE HIGHLIGHTERS PENCIL BOX OR ZIPPERED POUCH PENCILS RULERS SCISSORS LOOSE-LEAF PAPER (WIDE OR NARROW) WASHABLE MARKERS COMPOSITION NOTEBOOKS WIDE-LINED SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS LINED INDEX CARDS (3X5) BINDERS (1/2 WITH INDEX DIVIDERS) BACKPACK & SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE COLLECTION DATES JULY 27TH - AUGUST 9TH Please consider helping us make sure all students in our community are able to begin the school year with everything needed to be successful in the upcoming school year. *Cash donations also welcome. DONATIONS CAN BE DROPPED OFF AT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: ASSOCIATED BANK BMO HARRIS BANK CENTURY 21 REALTY ENDLESS DESIGNS HERITAGE BANK (MARSHFIELD) MACCI MARSHFIELD AREA UNITED WAY MARSHFIELD CLINIC MINISTRY SAINT JOSEPH S HOSPITAL TARGET WAL~MART WESTLAND INSURANCE For more information, contact Marshfield Area United Way at or visit marshfieldareaunitedway.org. COORDINATED BY:

13 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 9:30-10:00 a.m. Veterans Preference 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. General Public Mid-State Technical College nd Street North Wisconsin Rapids, WI E Building ~ Gymnasium EMPLOYERS & RECRUITERS Reserve your exhibit space now! * Meet candidates in person * Attract the candidates YOU are seeking * Accelerate your recruiting process * Fill positions faster * Network in real life * Reduce cost-per-hire * Promote your business/industry Sponsors: Register at: ncwwdb.org/cwjf Complete the online registration by September 9 to receive early bird booth rate of $ Included with registration fee: 6 table, lunch for two, Wi-Fi, and on-site interview space A collaborative effort of MSTC and the Wisconsin Rapids Job Center. For more information contact Jennifer at the Wisconsin Rapids Job Center ~

14 2015 Central Wisconsin Job Fair Wednesday, September 23 9:30 10:00 a.m. Veterans Preference 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. General Public Mid-State Technical College nd Street North, Wisconsin Rapids, WI E Building ~ Gymnasium A collaborative effort of Mid-State Technical College and the Wisconsin Rapids Job Center Early Bird Rate: (Wednesday, September 9 or earlier) $ Standard Registration Fee: $ Additional items needed; these items will not be provided without request: Electrical Access ($5.00 Charge) please bring your own power strip/extension cord Table Cloth (limited) Internet Access No table ~ large free standing display Will you need additional lunches? (two lunches are included with registration fee) Yes - $5.00 each No TOTAL PAYABLE TO: NCWWDB check # in the amount of $ Company Name: Company Website URL: Street Address: City: State: Zip: Contact Person: Contact Person Name of Representative Attending: Name of Representative Attending: Contact Person Phone: List the positions you will be recruiting for: (companies are required to have an active listing on the Job Center of Wisconsin Website and/or Wisconsin TechConnect at the time of the job fair. or CHECK PAYABLE TO: NCWWDB Send Registration/payment to: Wisconsin Rapids Job Center, Attn: Jennifer Gear 320 West Grand Ave., Suite 102, Wisconsin Rapids, WI Phone:

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16 Visit us in the downtown! Don t be bothered by the Maple Avenue Construction! Use Central Avenue, the Alley Ways, and Back Parking Lots! Support locally owned businesses Free Pocket Square with any Tux Rental Booked May thru August with wear dates thru December 2015 *must mention coupon* Parking Available in the Back Nail Artistry 103 E. 3rd Street Debbie Grube *present coupon* Good thru 2015 Please mention coupon when booking. Not valid with any other sale or special offer. One coupon per customer per visit. Receive (1) Half-Price Set of Acrylic Nails (regular price $40.00, a savings of $20.00!)Redeemable by Appt. Receive (1) Half-Price Pedicure (regular price $30,00, savings of $15.00). Redeemable by Appt. Now you have 3 ways to reach you goal! Jenny Craig Membership Curves Membership Curves + Jenny Craig Membership Join Today and Save $100! 111 E. Second Street Marshfield, WI N Central Ave Senior Craft Shoppe 450 South Central Ave. St. Vincent De Paul Thrift Store $5.00 FREE With a minimum $15.00 purchase Thank you for helping us help others Must present coupon at time of transaction. Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Known for our handmade merchandise and quality workmanship! Note: We also do special orders! Find us on Facebook: Senior Craft Shoppe Marshfield Many Gift Items under $5.00! Putting An Experienced Caring Attorney On Your Side Can Make A Difference! Free ½ hour consult. Atty. Shari L. Post 243 S. Central Ave., Ste. 105 P.O. Box 352 Marshfield, WI General Practice With Emphasis On Criminal Law, Family Law. All At Reasonable Fees.

17 345 S. Central Avenue Mon. Fri. : 9:30am-5:30pm Sat. : 9:30am 4pm Sun: Closed Phone: South Central Ave. 25% off one item of regular priced jewelry *must mention coupon Exp. Dec. 2015* Upcycled items Repurposed furniture Vintage items Unique floral Clothing & much, much, MORE! $5 OFF Your Purchase of $25 or More! Business Hours: Tues.-Fri. 10a.m. 5pm Sat. 10a.m. 5pm $5 OFF Your next purchase of $25.00 or more With coupon. Expires 12/31/2015 *Rubber Stamps *Scrapbook Supplies *Workshops Stampin N Scrappin Fun 327 S. Central Ave Marshfield Free Dip! with bread purchase! 20% off One item! *must present coupon* Some exclusions may apply. Don t let the construction get you down! If you are a business in the downtown, us your coupon! info@mainstreetmarshfield.com

18 AUGUST 7th: Wildwood Park (Upper Pond) FREE FREE ADMISSION! ADMISSION! SEPTEMBER 12th: Columbus Catholic High School Bring a blanket or chair & enjoy the FREE movie! Snacks & beverages will be available from the concession stand. All movies 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 or visit You can also find us on Facebook. Simply search for Movies in the Park-Marshfield, WI.

19 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Wisconsin Appaloosa Horse Show Marshfield Fairgrounds August 2 Wisconsin Appaloosa Horse Show Marshfield Fairgrounds 9 36th Annual Back to School Kids Expo 11 am 2 pm Marshfield Mall 3 Cash Mob The Kitchen Table 10 Cash Mob Marshfield Family Restaurant BGA meeting 11 am MACCI YP Meeting 5:30 pm - MACCI Cash Mob Nutz Deep II Cash Mob Royal Tokyo MACCI Board Meeting 4 pm - MACCI 4 Farmer s Market 8 am 1 pm Pick n Save Maximize Your Membership Noon - 1 pm - MACCI 11 Farmer s Market 8 am 1 pm Pick n Save 18 Farmer s Market Third Tuesday 2 7 pm Pick n Save 25 Farmer s Market 8 am 1 pm Pick n Save 5 Workforce Paradox Meeting 1:30 pm MACCI Vox Concert Series 7 pm Columbia Park Cereus Bright 12 Chamber Caper RiverEdge Golf Course & Banquet Facility 19 Bethel Center Summer Picnic 4-6pm Bethel Center 26 Central Wisconsin s Got Talent 7 pm American Legion Hall (Loyal) 6 Vox Concert Series 8 pm Holiday Inn Conference Center - Stephen Kellogg Ribbon Cutting 4 pm Legacy Homes Leadership Marshfield Council Meeting Noon - MACCI 13 Vox Concert Series 8 pm Wildwood Station Dave McGraw & Mandy Fer with special guest Carley Baer 20 Business After 5 Seehafer Farm Creamery Vox Concert Series 7 pm Columbia Park Copper Box WSC Coaching the Lift Truck Operator - 8:30 am 3 pm - MACCI 27 Companion Day Services Fundraiser Brat Fry 10am-6 pm Festival Foods 7 American Cancer Society Relay For Life 5:30 pm (8/7) 7 am (8/8) Marshfield Middle School Track Movies in the Park Dusk Wildwood Park (Upper Pond) 14 Vox Concert Series 7:30 pm Wildwood Station Noah Guthrie & Gabe Dixon 21 Companion Day Services Rummage Sale 7:30 am 6pm First Presbyterian Church Memorial / Honorary Special Day 1 of 2 6 pm Marshfield Motor Speedway 28 Vox Concert Series- 8 pm Wildwood Station - Casey Abrams w/ Jourdan Myers 8 American Cancer Society Relay For Life 5:30 pm (8/7) 7 am (8/8) Marshfield Middle School Track Warriors of Christ 1 st Annual Car show 36th Annual Back to School Kids Expo 10 am 5 pm Marshfield Mall 15 Run Your Nutz Off 9 am Nutz Deep II Cruise In and Family Fun 6 9 pm Faith Fellowship Church 22 Companion Day Services Rummage Sale 7:30 am 6pm First Presbyterian Church Memorial / Honorary Special Day 2 of 2 6 pm Marshfield Motor Speedway 29 Leadership Marshfield Adopt - A Hwy Clean up Cash Mob Scotty s Pizza Central Wisconsin State Fair September 2-7

20 700 South Central Avenue Marshfield, WI PRESORTED STANDARD US POSTAGE PAID MARSHFIELD, WI PERMIT NO phone: (715) fax: (715) Return Service Requested 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 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), Transportation Development Association (TDA), Dairy Business Council (DBA), and Wisconsin Economic Development Association ( WEDA). Correspondence may be sent to MACCI at 700 South Central Avenue, Marshfield, WI Send faxes to or call Our address is macci@marshfieldchamber. com and our web site is com Your Staff of: MACCI Scott Larson, Executive Director Debbie Bauer, Program Director Karen Isaacson, Member Services Director Nikki Claude, Administrative Assistant Jessica Roehl, Administrative Assistant Chamber Foundation Karen Olson, Business Development Director Convention & Visitors Bureau Matt McLean, Executive Director Lyn Anderson - Marketing Assistant MACCI Board of Directors Dave Meissner, President Pat Wesenberg, Vice President Frank Baltus, Secretary Troy Weik - Treasurer Bob Trussoni - Exec. Member Nick Arnoldy Neil Armitage Jerry Cleveland Todd Diedrich Matt Eckelberg Sharon Helwig Cory LaTourell Amy Nystrom Phil Trierweiler Ron Wilczek Advertise in the New Perspectives Raise your company s visibility in a monthly newsletter that goes to the top executives, managers and entrepreneurs in Marshfield & surrounding communities. Perspectives is an extremely cost-effective way to get your message out to a highly targeted group of your fellow business people. For more information, contact the Chamber at (715)