November 2016
Chamber Connection Your connection to the greater Hanover business community.
Chamber News Pages 3-5 New Members Page 3 Corporate Challenge Page 4 Renewing Members Page 5 Business Briefs Page 6 Member Spotlights Page 7 Community News Page 8 Main Street Hanover Page 9 Networking Events Pages 10 - 11
Mission: We deliver value to our members and advance the interests of the business community.
Chamber Recognizes National Manufacturing Day The Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with its partners in business, education and government, recognized manufacturing week Oct. 3 through 7. Manufacturing week is a celebration of modern manufacturing meant to inspire the next generation of manufacturers. Throughout the week, local partners in education, manufacturing and business recognized the significance of manufacturing to the local economy and celebrated the strong business and education partnerships that have forged in our community. On Weds., Oct. 5, students from South Western and Hanover Public school districts participated in panel discussions with employees in the manufacturing sector, allowing the students a glimpse into education paths, skills, salary and workforce demand associated with careers in manufacturing. Later in the day, these students, along with students from Spring Grove, New Oxford and Delone Catholic high schools, had the opportunity to tour local manufacturing facilities at Utz Quality Foods, Snyder’s-Lance, RH Sheppard and Martin’s Potato Chips. “Out of the students who participated today, if 10 decide to pursue a career in manufacturing and return to live and work in the Hanover area, it will have been a success,” said Gary Laird, President, Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce. “Our goal is to show young people that there is career potential here in Hanover, and help them to develop relationships with businesses in the area who may go on to employ them upon graduation.” On Fri., Oct. 7, Ox Industries hosted the Chamber, and representatives from area schools, higher education, legislators and manufacturers for a roundtable to discuss the significance of
New Oxford High School students tour Utz Quality Foods as part of Manufacturing Week 2016.
manufacturing and the need for a strong local workforce. Kevin Hayward, CEO, Ox Industries, reinforced the value of workforce-education partnerships, such as Diversified Occupation courses offered at many local schools. Several Ox employees have been hired as a result of shadowing or school-to-work opportunities during their high school years. Dr. Susan Seiple, Assistant Superintendent, Hanover Public School District, and Lisa Dennis, Career Counselor, South Western School District, highlighted the opportunities for students in their respective school districts wishing to pursue a career in manufacturing and skilled trades. continued on page 7
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Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce Chair of the Board Drew Derreth Hanover Valley Presbyterian Church Secretary/Treasurer Carli Lehr, RLH CPA’s & Business Advisors Vice Chairs Julia Groft, Manpower Mike Kelly, York Traditions Bank Linda Siegle, Esq., Siegle Law Kevin Gulden, Utz Quality Foods
PLEASE JOIN US IN WELCOMING LAURA BECKER TO THE DOCEO OFFICE TEAM
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Past Chair Mark Riggs, Hanover Capital Management Board of Directors Liam Behrens, Hanover Area YMCA Vanessa Berger, Cross Keys Village Torren Ecker, Becker & Strausbaugh, P.C. Mike Gaskins, Hanover Hospital Shannon Harvey, HACC Gettysburg Harry McKean, New Age Associates Bruce Myers, Snyder’s-Lance Karen Nelson, ACNB Bank Kirby Orewiler, Ox Industries Dr. John Scola, Hanover Public School District Jim Sponaugle, Riley Welding & Fabricating LLC
Chamber Staff Gary Laird, President glaird@hanoverchamber.com
Laura Becker recently joined the DOCEO Office Solutions team as a Relationship Manager to serve customers and prospects in Hanover, Spring Grove, Gettysburg and surrounding towns.
Laura and her family reside in Hanover. She has over 20 years experience serving the local non-profit and business communities.
Contact Laura today to learn how you can make your business succeed with DOCEO on your team! lbecker@mydoceo.com
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Welcome New Members! Environmental and Ecological Services Zephyr Environmental Corporation Greg Gromicko 1410 East Market Street York, PA 17403 717-942-1200 Financial Advisory Services Securian Capital of the Chesapeake Jeffery Burns 55 Vista Loop Hanover, PA 17331 443-627-3902
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Chamber Welcomes Orewiler to Board Please join us in welcoming Kirby Orewiler to the Chamber Board of Directors!
Orewiler is the CFO for Ox Industries. Prior to joining Ox, he was VP of Finance at Utz Quality Foods. Following gradutation from Hanover High School in 1987, Orewiler received his BS in Accounting from Millersville in 1991 and his MBA in Finance from Mount St. Mary’s in 2001. Orewiler and his wife, Sheri, live in Spring Grove with their three children. Orewiler is an avid golfer and enjoys attending and supporting all of his children’s events. He volunteers and coaches in the Spring Grove Youth Basketball Association, as well as with the York Raiders AAU basketball program.
Welcome, Kirby!
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Chamber Insider Advertising: This quarterly update is geared toward highprofile executives. The four-page, fullcolor publication offers a brief yet in-depth overview of the most important issues facing area businesses. The Chamber Insider is mailed to approximately 250 local presidents, CEOs and higher-level management. Limited ad space is available. (Cost: $250/third-page ad. $500/back-page sponsor.) Chamber Connection Newsletter: More than 1,200 business people receive the Chamber’s monthly, 12-page, full-color newsletter. A hard copy is sent to 1,000 subscribers, in addition to an electronic copy that is sent via email to 250+ subscribers and archived on the Chamber website. Advertising in Chamber Connection is a great opportunity for businesses looking to build brand awareness, generate leads, and enhance their company image. Ads include interactive hyperlinks in the digital version. (Cost: $475/back-page sponsor ad. $300/ half-page ad. $210/third-page ad. Bimonthly and annual packages are available at discounted rates.)
Marketing Packages: Want to take advantage of multiple marketing and advertising opportunities throughout the year? Save money with a marketing package. We will create the best package to suit your business needs, combining marketing space and event sponsorship as desired, and discount the entire package to suit your budget! (Cost: packages starting at $380.) To create your custom package or to take advantage of any of our new marketing opportunities, contact Katy King at kking@ hanoverchamber.com or 717-637-6130 ext. 105.
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Chamber News
Third Annual Corporate Challenge Offered Teambuilding, Competition The Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Adams-York Sports Performance and Hickory Falls Family Entertainment Center, hosted the third annual Corporate Challenge on Fri., September 16, sponsored by McDonalds. Participants of the ‘Competitive Track’ at Adams-York Sports Performance (AYSP) faced a host of challenges throughout the day, coordinated by Dan Sell, owner of AYSP. Challenges included a tire flip, 1-mile litter carry in which five teammates carried an additional teammate, tug-of-war, and other physically challenging activities. Fourteen teams from local businesses participated in the competitive track, with the team from Ability Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc. coming out on top. The ‘Recreational Track’ was held at Hickory Falls Family Entertainment Center, and featured mini-golf, laser tag and go-carts. The team from Clark’s NA took first place in the afternoon’s events. The 2016 Corporate Challenge was presented by McDonalds, with contributing sponsor, Snyder’s-Lance, and supporting sponsors: Smith & Company CPAs, Utz Quality Foods, Northwest Bank, and Penn National Insurance. The Corporate Challenge raised just over $4,000 to benefit the Chamber’s Workforce Development initiatives, which offer a comprehensive approach to workforce development and career opportunities in the greater Hanover area. Over the years, a unique partnership has been developed between local businesses and educational leaders that has built a collaborative foundation for local students to explore numerous career pathways that lead to personal growth and local employment. Continuing efforts to connect to the specific and diverse needs of Hanover-based industries have produced important training and professional development opportunities for the local workforce.
Ability Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc. took first place in the Competitive Track, and took home the travelling trophy.
Winners of the recreational track, ‘The Chubbs’, from Clark’s NA, pose at Hickory Falls Family Entertainment Center.
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Chamber Thanks Renewing Members The Chamber wishes to thank the following members who have renewed their membership for 2016-17: Abbottstown Industries, Inc. ACNB Bank Adams County Economic Development Corporation Adams Electric Cooperative, Inc. Adams Oral Surgery All Shined Up Car Wash American Heart Association B & P Roofing, LLC Barley Snyder Bennett Williams Realty, Inc. Black Abstract, Inc. Blouse Sign Co. Blue Ridge Holdings Brewery Products Co., Inc. Bruster’s Real Ice Cream C & I Maintenance Solutions LLC C. E. Williams Sons, Inc. C.S. Davidson, Inc. CBY Systems Champion Mazda Children’s Aid Society Cognitive Health Solutions, LLC Color Wheel Flooring America Columbia Cottage Assisted Living Compleat Restorations, Inc. Conewago Contractors, Inc. Conrad Printing Co., Inc. Cross Keys Village - The Brethren Home Community Crouse Electric Co. LLC Crown Trophy Czapp & Griffith Plumbing & Heating Darrell M. Sipe, Inc. Delone Catholic High School Destination Gettysburg Diller Wierman Inc. DOCEO Growth Partners, LLC DOCEO Office Solutions, LLC Dorr Law Offices East Coast Green, Inc. Elsner Bell & Associates, LLC ERA Preferred Properties Real Estate, Inc. Farley’s Jewelers Fiducial Business Centers, Inc. Fischer Insurance Agency Flatbush Golf Course Francis E. Klunk, Elect. Cont., LLC Fulton Bank Furs By Susan G & S Foods/TastySnack Quality Foods Gene Latta Ford, Inc.
George H. Bixler, Inc. GHI Engineers & Surveyors Golden Visions Adult Day Services Gordon L. Brown & Associates, Inc. Hanover Apartments Hanover Architectural Products Hanover Area Arts Guild, Inc. Hanover Area Council of Churches Hanover Building Systems Inc Hanover Clothing Co. Hanover Concrete Co. Hanover Flag Company Hanover Logistics Hanover Potato Products, Inc. Hanover Symphony Orchestra HACC - Gettysburg Campus Harry L. Bubb Associates, Inc. HB McClure Hemler Family Eye Care Hickory Falls FEC feat. Rita’s Italian Ice Holtz Family Chiropractic, LLC Homewood at Plum Creek Hospice & Community Care Jiffy Lube Keith D. Smith Concrete Contractor, Inc. Kenworthy Funeral Home, Inc. Keystone Machine, Inc. L.J. Hofine, Inc. Legacy Athletic Lester J. Sell Agency Lincoln Investment Planning Manpower MANTEC Marks’ Auto Body Specialist Martin’s Potato Chips, Inc. Martz Bros. Painting, LLC McConkey Insurance and Benefits Members 1st Federal Credit Union Met Ed Miller Chemical & Fertilizer Corp. Miller, Brown, Ohm & Associates, P.C., C.P.A. Miller-Hanover, Inc. Minuteman Press of Hanover Neiderer Pool Sales & Service, Inc. New Age Associates, Inc. New Hope Ministries North Hanover Mall Northern York County Regional Police Northwest Bank Ocker & Associates, PC Olivia’s House Organization Development & Training Ox Industries ParenteBeard Wealth Management PathStone Corporation Penn Township Office
Pennsylvania CareerLink Print-O-Stat, POS Fast Copy Center RE/MAX Quality Service, Inc. Realtors Assoc. of York & Adams Co., Inc. Ridge North Shopping Center Associates RLH CPAs & Business Advisors, LLC Robert G. Miller, Inc. ROCK Commercial Real Estate Roller Printing Co, LLC Rumbaugh Insurance Ryan California - State Farm Insurance Schaedler Yesco Schmuck Lumber Company Co. Sealed Air Corporation SERVICE 1st Realty, Inc. Service Coordination of South Central PA Siegle Law Smith & Company CPAs Smith Brothers, Inc. Smoker’s Outlet, Inc South Western School District Spencer Painting and Deck Care LLC Spring Grove Area School District St. Matthew Lutheran Church Staff Music & Amusements Inc. Stambaugh Ness, PC State Farm Steve Rice Law Stock and Leader, LLP Strine’s Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Stronghold Floors Swam Electric Co., Inc. The Performance Group The Residence at Hanover Shoe Thrivent Financial Todd A. Gosnell Paving Contractor, Inc. Treysta Technology Management Gettysburg Trone Outdoor Advertising United Cerebral Palsy of South Cen. Pa. United Way of York County Visiting Angels Visiting Nurse Association of Hanover & Spring Grove Vulcan Materials Company Washington Township Wetzel Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc. York County Economic Alliance York Janitorial Supplies, LLC Yorktowne Townhomes Your Special Occasion Limousine **Please note: List generated as of October 7. Continued renewals will be published in a later issue.
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Business Briefs
CAMPBELL JOINS ACNB BANK
David S. Campbell has joined ACNB Bank in the position of Vice President/Commercial Loan Officer. In this role, he is responsible for building commercial customer relationships by providing commercial loans, deposit accounts, and other banking services to assist in the operation and growth of a customer’s business. Campbell has worked in the banking industry in southcentral Pennsylvania for more than ten years, as well as has experience in small business. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing from West Virginia University and a Master of Business Administration from Mount St. Mary’s University. He is also a graduate of the PA Bankers Association School of Commercial Lending.
FREY VOTED BEST LAWYER BY EVENING SUN READERS
The readers of the Hanover Evening Sun have chosen Barley Snyder Partner Jeremy D. Frey the best lawyer in the Hanover area, through the Readers’ Choice Awards. Voters credited Frey’s range of legal expertise and in business and real estate transactions, the areas he focuses his practice. Frey serves as general counsel to numerous businesses, advises business clients in the purchase and sale of businesses and commercial properties, represents banks and businesses in financing transactions and represents individuals in residential real estate transactions. He is also part of the firm’s new Food & Agribusiness Industry Group. Frey is a past president at the Hanover YMCA, continues on the organization’s board of directors and is a member of the Rotary Club of York.
BECKER JOINS DOCEO
DOCEO Office Solutions has hired Laura Becker as a Relationship Manager. Becker will share product and service information to customers and prospects in Hanover, Spring Grove, Gettysburg and surrounding towns. She attended the Yorktown Business Institute and obtained her degree with a Legal focus. Becker resides in Hanover and has 20 years experience serving the local non-profit and business communities. Most recently, she spent 8 years working at WYCR/WHVR. Currently, Becker sits on the Board of Directors for Tender Care Pregnancy Centers, is amember of the Hanover Area YMCA and is an active volunteer with Mason Dixon Youth for Christ and Hanover First Church of God.
CROSS KEYS VILLAGE WELCOMES STARR-LOE
Cross Keys Village The Brethren Home Community (CKVTBHC) welcomes Ann Starr-Loe as their new Health Care Administrator. StarrLoe has 20 years of experience in longterm care administration, most recently as Executive Director of Frey Village, a continuing care retirement community that is part of the Diakon organization. She is a highly regarded servant leader who is very team and family-oriented. “Knowing I did the best for the residents” is what motivates her each day.
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Ox Industries Celebrates 20th Anniversary OX Industries celebrated its 20th year in business in the Hanover area with a weekend of celebrations at the Hanover location. Chris and Kathy Keffer opened the doors to their business in 1996, renting 5,000 sq. ft. building on Maple Ave with an SBA 7A loan. Today, OX has nine facilities in seven states with revenues over $140 million. The new corporate office on West Elm Avenue is the most recent addition at Ox. The building formerly housed Eisenhart Wallcoverings, and was completely renovated and transformed into offices and conference rooms. OX Industries is a diversified and vertically integrated manufacturer of 100% recycled paperboard, tubes and cores, and engineered
Chris and Kathy Keffer, center holding scissors, with Kevin and Krista Hayward (center and second from left), cut the ribbon at the official opening of Ox Industries corporate office on West Elm Ave.
building products. OX is a leader in the uncoated paperboard industry with a capacity to produce over 160,000 tons yearly; vertical integration ensures best quality products and lower, stable costs.
Manufacturing Day continued from front page
Representatives from Utz Quality Foods, ESAB and RH Sheppard speak with students at Hanover High School during a manufacturing panel discussion. At Hanover, the new STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics) Academy and Welding Lab and Foundry offer students hands-on experience during the school day. South Western has partnered with KLK School of Welding to offer certification programs to students and community members.
“The unique partnerships between local business and educational leaders has built a collaborative foundation for local students to explore career pathways that lead to personal growth and local employment,� said Laird. For more information, visit www.mfgday. com.
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Community News
STEAM Enhances Learning for HHS Students Big things are happening at Hanover High School (HHS); this year, the Nighthawks are introducing a new part of their curriculum called the STEAM academy. Talented and creative students will be able to take courses in entertainment technology, robotics, design and engineering, biotechnology, and music technology. Students with an interest in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics will have the opportunity to customize their learning experience and focus on developing skills that will aid them in those particular career fields. These new courses will be offered as part of the regular school curriculum; students become eligible to select these courses with a teacher recommendation. The selection will not be based on a student’s GPA, but instead will be judged on their passion for specific subjects, work ethic, existing talents and skill as well as any other qualities that make them stand out as someone who will be successful in the academy. The school will utilize Project-Based learning, so students will have a more hands-on, trial and error learning experience rather than through lecture. Students who complete four required skill courses in addition to a culminating project course will receive a certificate for completing the series of courses in their selected field of study. The high school will use the Zulama curriculum from Carnegie Mellon University, raising education to a college-level. Students can expect to make professional connections through the academy that will give them a leg up in competitive career fields. HHS is currently working to set up student tours, opportunities for students to shadow, and even internships with local businesses. The school is also looking to schedule guest speakers and experts in the field to educate students in the STEAM academy either personally or virtually, through a presentation studio that
the school has in their Integrative Learning Center. The school has completely renovated three old classrooms to make room for state of the art technology, such as motion capture technology used to create sports games like NBA 2k16 for the students to utilize and create their own videogames. They have also installed a recording studio for students interested in their music technology program. One room will be used for engineering students to create new designs; this room will be located next to the schools preexisting woodshop and metal shop classes, so that any designs created by the students can then be manufactured in the building. The third room is designed for students interested in CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) and will have an entire wall filled with monitors so that students can project their images as one big picture or several images at one time.
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WellSpan Occupational Health welcomes Andrea DiFiore, PA-C, to Hanover.
The renovations have been funded by a donation from Hanover Shoe Farms. With support from local businesses and a dedicated staff, HHS hopes to produce young and qualified professionals with a better understanding of their career field interests. This knowledge will help students choose how to further their education after high school and the experience that they gain from the academy will give them the confidence to take the lead in a new job or college course.
Ms. DiFiore joins WellSpan’s team of experienced occupational health providers who offer quality, cost-effective services to help prevent and treat workplace injuries and illnesses.
HHS will host an open house on Nov. 16 from 6:45-8:30 p.m. Visit the STEAM Academy and tour the ILC, Welding Lab and Foundry. Contact Lois Dubbs for information at 637-9000 ext. 225.
For an appointment with Ms. DiFiore call (717) 851-7070. Walk-ins are also accepted.
Andrea DiFiore, PA-C
In her new role, Ms. DiFiore provides the Hanover business community with comprehensive services such as injury prevention and management, preemployment physicals and drug screenings.
For more information, visit WellSpan.org/OccHealth
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Ring in the Holidays with Christmas on Main Street
“Strings of street lights, even stop lights, blink a bright red and green, as the shoppers rush home with their treasures...” The familiar old Bing Crosby tune will come alive in Hanover again this year, as Main Street Hanover prepares for the holiday season. Gather your family and mark the calendar for the exciting annual events in downtown Hanover.
Dressed in Holiday Style
Several local organizations will collaborate again this year in the annual ‘hanging of the greens’. Keep your eyes open during November as the familiar decorations appear on lamp posts throughout downtown and Eisenhower Drive. Downtown, the Hanover Exchange Club, Hanover Rotary, Kiwanis Club, and Lions Club will deck the four quadrants in Center Square with holiday cheer.
This is Santa’s Big Scene
The festivities officially kick off on Fri., Nov. 25 with the annual Christmas parade and tree lighting ceremony. Santa will make his arrival to Hanover during the 9 a.m. parade, and set up shop in his cabin on the square for the remainder of the holiday season to greet families and children as he has traditionally done for generations. The Christmas Committee is looking for participants for the parade; scout troops, dance studios, church and civic organizations, service clubs and businesses are invited to take part. Children ages 6-12 are invited to enter the bike decorating contest. For information and to enter, contact Janet Black at 637-1768 or visit www.hanoverpasantacabin.com After the parade, explore downtown retailers and restaurants before returning at 6 p.m. for the tree lighting ceremony, featuring live musical entertainment. All activities are free and open to the public.
It’s Christmas Time in the City
Remember to pick up your passport for the 3rd Annual Christmas Tree Wars! Many downtown merchants will again be participating in this unique and festive contest. Get your passports at the Chamber Office or any participating location and see the trees lit up for the first time on Nov. 25 before and after the tree lighting ceremony.
City Sidewalks, Busy Sidewalks
Check off your gift list in no time at downtown Hanover shops and retailers. Look for the Downtown Gift Guide for ideas and tips for shopping for those hard to buy for friends and family. Don’t worry about the meters - parking is free all day Friday and Saturday from Nov. 27 through Dec. 19 to encourage shoppers to visit downtown during the holiday season thanks to the Hanover Borough!
Santa’s Cabin Hours November 25 Santa’s arrival during the parade! 9 am - 12 pm, 1 - 5 pm, 6 - 8 pm November 26 10 am - 12 pm, 1 - 5 pm, 6 - 8 pm December 2 6 - 8 pm December 3 10 am - 12 pm, 1 - 5 pm, 6 - 8 pm December 5 6-8 p.m.
December 9 6-8 p.m. December 10-11 10 am - 12 pm, 1 - 5 pm, 6 - 8 pm December 12-16 6 - 8 pm December 17-18 10 am - 12 pm, 1 - 5 pm, 6 - 8 pm December 19-23 6 - 8 pm Santa returns to the North Pole!
The traditional Hanover Christmas events bring thousands of participants into downtown for a season of family fun. These events would not be possible without the support of generous donations from the Hanover community. As we approach the upcoming 80th Anniversary of Santa’s Cabin, it is more important than ever that these Christmas traditions continue for the next generation. Please consider donating to support the lamp post lighted decoration throughout town, the downtown Christmas tree, the parade and most important of all, Santa’s Cabin! Donations can be accepted by check or consider making your donation online by visiting: http://mainstreethanover.org//about/donate.
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Eye-Opener Breakfast
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Wednesday, November 16, 7:30 a.m. SpiriTrust Lutheran - The Village at Utz Terrace 2100 Utz Terrace, Hanover
…but call us by our new name – SpiriTrust Lutheran, The Village at Utz Terrace. Just our name has changed; we remain committed to offering quality residential homes, personal care, skilled care and short-term rehab designed to meet your needs now and in the future.
…but call us by our new Program will feature Veteran Programsname in – SpiriTrust Lutheran, the Hanover area, including job placement The Village at Utz Terrace. programs, veteran job vault, assistance Just our name has changed; with compensation, pension and healthcare. we remain committed to offering quality residential homes, personal care, skilled $12/member; $24/non-member care and short-term rehab designed to meet your needs now and in the future. Breakfast sponsor: Call 717-646-2420 for a personal appointment.
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Call 717-646-2420 for a personal appointment.
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Upcoming Mixers November 17, 5 - 7 p.m. White Rose Credit Union 1001 Carlisle St., Hanover
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December 6, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. JPS Marble & Granite 470 Eisenhower Dr. #6, Hanover
$9,211,014 That’s how much Chamber members who take advantage of The Members Advantage Program have earned in dividends. By purchasing their business insurance through Penn National Insurance, our program members tell us that often the dividend pays for their Chamber membership — and then some.
Friday, November 18 7:30 a.m. Dutch Country Restaurant 946 Baltimore St., Hanover Sponsored by: Hanover Hospital The Glatfelter Agency
Don’t miss out on another year. Call today!
Susan Stropparo • 717-852-8000 *Dividends are based on group loss experience, and are not guaranteed.
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November 18 Legislative Roundtable, 7:30 a.m. Dutch Country Restaurant, 946 Baltimore St., Hanover Attendees:
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December 6 Membership Mixer, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. JPS Marble & Granite, 470 Eisenhower Dr. #6, Hanover Attendees:
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December 16 Hanover Chamber Christmas Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. Hanover Country Club, 200 E. Water St., Abbottstown Attendees:
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December 21 Eye-Opener Breakfast, 7:30 a.m. Dutch Country Restaurant, 946 Baltimore St., Hanover Attendees:
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