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Registration (7:00 am-5:00 pm) Conti am nental Breakfast (7:00state-of-the-art information on small-tree8:00 utilization andGener fosteral peer-to-peer learning. Session: Opportunit 8:00 am) 10:00 am ies for the Future (8:00Coffe 10:00 am) -10:30 land (10:00 clearing, and woody biomass are being generated from thinning operations,e Break am)
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A block of rooms Session IB: Sustainable 12:00 been reserv noon researchers, This has conference will anoninternational slate of speakers, including ed atinclude Biomass Harvesting: Luncheon (12:00 noonthe Madis Concourse Concerns 1:30 pm) Hotel at a special ns (10:30 Dr. Mr. and Mrs.Optio Ms. ______________________________________________________________________________ conference rate of am-12:00 noon) $124 + manufacturers, and Sessio material equipment suppliers, end-users. tax (Singl First Name Last Name (Surname) e occupand n IIA: Woody Biom ancy) or $134 + tax 1:30 pm (Double occupancy); $84 + Process, and Transport ass: Harvest, Collection, tax (Government Challenges (1:30-3:00 Preferred first name for name tag: ____________________________________________________________________________ rate**; Single occupancy) or Sessio 3:00 pm n IIB: pm) Techn iques $104 + tax (Governmen Refreshment Break and Tools for Multiple Owne (3:00-3:30 pm) rate**; Double occup t rships (1:30-3:00 pm) Job Title: _______________________________________________________________________________________________ ancy). The room block will be held through Monday, April 21, Session IIIA: Densi 3:30 pm 2008. fied Wood After April 21, remai Company/Organization: ___________________________________________________________________________________ ning rooms for Energy (3:30-5:00 The conference will SmallWood and Bioenergy in the block & Steering Committee will be2008 pm) take place at the Mono released for sale to 5:30 pm Session IIIB: Biofu Charles W. Becker III, Virginia Dept. Forestry, Charlottesville, VA; Paul na Terrace Community & Convention Cente the general public, Recepoftion els Street/P.O.: _____________________________________________________________ Mailing Address: Home Business with Tabletop Displa and attendeeswill r. Inspired by Wisco Wood Products feature two full days (Tuesday and canno (3:30-5:00 pm) ys and DeLong, Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry, t be guaranteed the rates or room availa nsin native Frank Wright at the peak group and Madison, WI; Frederick J. Deneke, National Association of Conservation Poster Presentations (5:30-8:00 pm) bility Lloyd of his creative power after this Wednesday) of technical and poster presentations, discussions, date. City:_________________________________________ State or Prov./Country: ____________ Zip/Postal Code:_____________ s, and opened to the Wednesday, Ma in 1997, the Mono For reservations, phone public na Terrace Community 800-3 y Districts, Prescott, AZ; John (Rusty) R. Dramm, USDA Forest Service, 14, 56-82 tabletop displays on: 93 200 or 608-257-6000. In to receive the specia 8 & Convention Cente one of the country’s 7:00 am order l conference r is Regist premier conference Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, WI; Edmund A. Gee, USDA Forest Phone: __________________________________________________ Fax : __________________________________________ rate, ration • Multi-partnership development be (7:00 sure to state that you are am-5: pm) Conti the Smallwood Confe and convention facilit The Monona Terrac with renceService, Forest Management, Washington, DC; Steven00Jarvis, Forest nental Breakfast (7:00ies. e is an architectura General or Smallwood Forest health restoration lly striking 250,000 8:30Address: Conference-Federal. foot structure that A •comp am) __________________________________________________________________________________________ limentary shuttle by Sessio E-mail Resources Association, Inc., Rockville, Kuzel, Council of n IVA: square combines spectacular ApproMD; 8:30 am priateFrederic • Supply and availability Badger Coaches will ly Forest Products from the glass vistas of Lake with top quality meeti Technologie Madison Concourse be available Great Lakes Governors,for Chicago, IL; Julie Lang, Scaled Society, s Monona Rural Comm ng and exhibition space. Hotel Registration Fees Payment Information unitie • Harvesting systems s (8:30Session IVB: Tools to the Monona Community & Conv 10:00 Products Madison, WI; Susan L. LeVan-Green, USDA Forest Service, Forest 10:00 am) for Assess Terrace am Register early and save! Through April ention ment Coffee Break (10:00 Center during the and30Optimization Payment in U.S. funds or purchase order must accompa • May Processing and manufacturing Tuesday, -10:30 Laboratory, Madison, WI; Carol Lewis, Forest Products Society, following hours: am)Madison, 13, 6:45-7:30 am Hot el Acc om mo Regular attendee(8:30fee @10:00 $250 USD am) (through April 30) ________ tion form. Make checks payable to the Forest Products S and 5:00-8:00 pm; • 6:45-7 Energy from woody biomass May 14, WI; Jean M. Livingston, USDA Forest Service, Forest Products Laboratory, dat ion s Wednesday, :30 am and 4:30-5 Late attendee fee @ $325 USD (after April 30) _________ Sessio May 12-16, 2008 n VA: 10:30 Fundi may order through your Visa, MasterCard, Discover, o :30 am • am. Sustainability of biomass operations ng Oppo pm; and Thursday, Madison, WI; Eini C. Lowell, USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest 6:45-7:30 rtunit ies and Student fee @ $125 USD The shuttle bus will May 15, Woody Biomass Grant Madison Concourse Express by supplying the information requested below. Research Station, Portland, OR; Terry Mace, Wisconsin Dept. of Natural s (10:30 Tools and techniques forpick-u multiple p ownerships Madison• Conco Session VB: am-12 :00 noon) (full-time student; ID-Partn Required) _________ 12:00 noon Hotel Multi urse Hotel’s undergroun and drop-off next to the ership Lunch Resources, Madison, WI; Lew R. McCreery, USDA Forest Service, Development eon (12:00 noon-1:30 • e Creating opportunities d parking entrance. One West Dayton **Rat Tabletop display @ am-12 $200 USD (not-for-profit) _________ quoted isrural (10:30 pm) USDA Street Federal per diem rate Visa MasterCard Discover Card American E Northeastern Area, S&PF, Morgantown, WV; Steven J. Milauskas, :00 noon) and optimization • right Tools for assessment at time of contract, reserves the Madison, WI 5370 _________ Tabletop display @ $375 USD (for-profit) to charge Federal per hotel Forest Service, Wood Education & Resource Center, Princeton, WV; Dusty Session VIA: 3 1:30 pm diem rate at the time Card No.: _____________________________________ Biomass Heat and • Funding ence if rate Literature display @ $200 USD _________ increases. opportunities of conferReservations: 800Power Moller, Microforestry Resources, Inc., Albuquerque, NM; Elly Pape, USDA Guests must call in 356-8293 or 608-257(1:30• Marketing strategies and identify themse Federal emplo Sessio Tour n1 VIB: (Forest Products Laboratory) @ $45 USD _________ pm) WI; Jan Raulin, enerG Security Code: _________________________________ yees to receive Forest Service, Products Laboratory,3:00 Madison, 3:00 Forest lves as 6000 New pm http://www.concours the and Federa Emerg Refres l per diem rate for the Techn $45 USD Tour 2 (Aldo Leopold Legacy ing _________ conference. Guests ehotel.com Break (3:00s Magazine, Vancouver, BC, Canada; hmen Craig tRawlings, Smallwood Utilization SmallWood for Smallwood (1:30- Center) @ ologie 3:30 pm) must Expiration Date: ________________________________ e Federa 3:00 pm)@ $45 USD _________ l IDthree Tour 3 (mobile HewSaw demonstration) The conference provid will also include tours on Thursday, Network (SUN), Missoula, MT; John Federal per cardoptional upon checkdiem rate. Without Federa in for n VIIA: Economic l ID, Laboratory TOTAL _________ 3:30 pm Cardholder’s Name: _____________________________ guests will beand Mayence 15 of the Forest Products a local bioenergy Scahill, U.S. Dept. Sessio regular confer of Energy, Case Studies charge rate. d the company (Tour 1), the Aldo Leopold Legacy Center (Tour 2), and a Golden Field Office, Golden, (3:30-5:00 pm) Session VIIB:Please IMPORTANT! indicate which concurrent sessions you Please process my attached purchase order. PO#______ Marketing Strategies demonstration of a mobile HewSaw in operation along with a poten- CO; John C. Stewart, U.S. Dept. Please find my check enclosed. (Make checks payable will be more likely to attend: (3:30-5:00 pm) of theThu Interior, Office rsda y, ofMay 15, 2008 tial tour of a pulp mill or in-woods harvesting operation (Tour 3). Products Society.) Tuesday Morning Wildland 7:00Fire amCoordin SESSION IA SESSION IB ation, 8:00 Washington, DC; Registration (7:00-8:00 am) Continental Breakfast am For credit card or purchase order registrations Who Should Attend Tuesday Afternoon Bryce J. 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Fellow Servants of Jesus, F of your Calendar Thank of you for your prayerful consideration
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ifty years ago, a small numb er of people gathered in a living room. They met of forming a community in hope of believers that would minister, not only to each contribution to this great mission. also Please fill neigh in your to their bors, as well as those in other, but distan t cities and foreign lands. What with a coura geous on question, prayer request or commitment to prayer commitment to Jesus’ call began has blossomed into the dyna we share today. mic mission October 25 and return the appropriate sections to any
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member of the leadership team orChris to the church office. t Mem orial Lutheran Church Bible Study Series ....................................Sunday, Comm October - 26today we rejoice has always been committed to the Lord’s Great ission5! And in the opportunities I have a question about the project...
Awareness Meeting ....... .................................S
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Leadership Campaign Dinn
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Concert of Prayer .............. Commitment Celebration
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Sunday ................Sunday, Novemb
er 2 First Fruits Sunday and ..............................Sunday, November 16 50th Anniversary Celebrati on at Oregon High School
For more information on our Stewardship Campaig n please visit www.christ-m emorial.com.
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Year _______ rely, _______ $ Since Total I want to join the restYear of 1the congregation in praying Pastor Jeff ______________ r for one half hour at church on Saturday, Meye October 25. ______________________________ 3-year Total Commitment $ ______ _______________________ Please Memorial circle one of the timesChurch listed_______ below: ___________________________________ Christ Lutheran Signature: _______ ___________________ ___________________________________ _______ 28338:30 Raritan Road Name: 8:00 9:00 9:30 _______ 10:00 _______ 10:30 __________ ___________________________________ : ____________________________ Madison, WIAddress 53711 _____________ 11:00 11:30 _______ _____ E-mail: ______________ _______ _______ _______ _______ Phone: back of this card.
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Leadership Challenge Mee
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Bible Study Series ....... .............................Sunday, Awareness Presentation
God gives us to "connect Life in Jesus!" I consider people to it a privilege to pastor such (you will be contacted with a response to your question)about a wonderful congregation that cares Awareness Presentation .................................. Sunday, October 5 others. And I am honored to lead this faithf ul group of disciples as we together commit ourselves to winning our community to Christ. These are exciting days in the life of Christ Memorial Leadership Challenge Meeting........................Tuesday, October 7 as we plant Community of Life, renov ate and improve our facili ties, and retire our debt in order to better invest ourselves for the sake Awareness Meeting ........................................Sunday, October 12 of others. I want with all of my heart , to secure the great vision God has given our church. I am offeri Leadership Campaign Dinner........................Monday, October 20 ng myself totally to our Carin Enough to Grow Camp g aign. I am asking you to join me by giving your support in maki ng an over-and-above threeConcert of Prayer ........................................ Saturday, October 25 year pledge to God for this camp aign. Here is how you can do that. Name ____________________________________ Commitment Celebration Sunday ................Sunday, November 2 1) Join me in prayer every day for the success of this campaign. Nothing signif icant has ever been achie Phone ____________________________________ ved without sincere and earne prayer. Use the First Fruits Sunday and ..............................Sunday, November 16 Devotional Booklet prepared by members of Christ Memorial.st 2) Caref ully go over the campaign mate 50th Anniversary Celebration at Oregon High School rials you have received. For more please refer to our webs I have a prayer request... information ite www.christ-memorial. com 3) Come to church each Sunday to help you disce rn God’s will for you and your family. 4) Join us on Commitm ent Sunday, November For more information on our Stewardship Campaign 2nd, and make your comm celebrate with the entire Christ Mem itment and orial family the future of our please visit www.christ-memorial.com. church. The 50-year history of the Christ Memorial family of faith is a testimony of fulness of God and His peopl the faithe. We here today because the to share us had the vision of what challengare otherins faith our hearts who have us to commit gone d to me/us a vision and hasGod wanteed do in thishelp to give tobefore God has given comm endeavo will. Now, unity I/we tunity God’s to inshow we rhave With nity. that thes. opporwe commu Care Enough to Grow Christ our growing Jesus of offering love regular our throu above and gh this Capital Stewardsh Campaign. Caring Name ____________________________________ pledge, over to Grow Enough you will our I pray that ip ask God for guidance, and the Lord through guides you on how to use 2 Year 3quickly obey His voice as He Yearthe resources He has given ___ x 52 Year 1 part, we will $ _______ Phone ____________________________________ Weekly I know that if___ $ __________ x 52 you. succe "conn Weekly wexall do our 12 ecting _______ peopl $ Weekly $ __________ x 52ed in Monthly to Life x 12 in Jesus $ _______e___ " and God ___ (Optional) 1 glory! greatxer _______ Monthly $ __________ x 12 Monthly $ __________ x 1 Annually $give Annually Annually $ __________ x 1
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Note: If you period, you may adjust Name ____________________________________ 2833 Raritan Road 2833 Rarita give only. At any time in the three year Your commitment is an intention to down by calling the church business office. intent up or Madison, WI 53711Madison, WI 53711 plan to give assets other than cash,
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Capital Stewardship Campaign
Christ Memorial Luth eran Church 2833 Raritan Road Madison, WI 53711
Phone ____________________________________
“I will not offer to God that which costs me nothing.” 2 Samuel 24:24 "Father, what do you want to do through me, and my family, to accomplish your will for my church?"
Lord, make listening to Your voice my top priority. Christ Memorial Lutheran Church 2833 Raritan Road Madison, WI 53711
“And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may have power, together with all the saints, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, and to know this love that surpasses knowledge.” Ephesians 3:17-19
Christ Memorial Lutheran Church • 2833 Raritan Road, Madison, WI 53711
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Saturday, December 12
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Ari Ottersen, Devil’s Head Race Director, brings a wealth of racing knowledge, talent and coordinates the coaching at Devil’s Head. Ari and fellow coaches are looking forward to the teaching opportunities afforded by the wide variety of terrain and will be setting courses on different runs including “OO” and outer Limits. Introductory Race Program:
Devil’s Head is proud to introduce a new race program designed for 5-12 year olds. Our clinic for first-time racers will include eight hours of coaching. Cost is only $99 for coaching and lift tickets ($169 if you need rentals). See website for days and times.
Devil’s Head Race Program:
Our new race program is open for all ages, although the racer must be able to ride lifts and ski most of the terrain at Devil’s Head. Practices will be offered three days a week - see website for days and times. Cost for this incredible opportunity is only $200 for the season, with a $70 discount for
second member of the family. Discounted season passes are available for Race Team Members. Call 1-800-472-6670 for pricing.
Devil’s Head Outer Limits Adult Race League: A fun
and social NASTAR league for adults 21 and over. The league is open to men and women – skiers and snowboarders – at all levels. Teams can have up to 10 members each (four scoring each night). Teams can get an additional two points if more team members participate. Ari Ottersen and Gavril Hristov will set the course. Please see website for days and times.
Sign up to get information about the Race Team at our website.
www.dhskiteam.com
DON’T
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AROUND Grab your weights. Grab your sweat pants. Grab your tennis shoes. Head to the gym... and help the pets!
October 6th - November 6th photo by
Power Up! Power for Pets!
Tracy Bo
wen
Dane County Humane Society Benefit for Animals The more weight you lift, the more miles you run or bike, and the more you work out aerobically, the more you’ll help your community’s homeless animals. Since the event will give you incentive to push your workouts and provides prizes, it’s a winwin situation.
We’re B egging yo
u to sig Sign up NOW by picking up a sign-up sheet at your n up local gym, the Dane County Humane Society (5132 Voges Rd, Off Stoughton) or at www.giveshelter.org — click on the Power for Pets logo. $10 Entry fee gets you a Power for Pets t-shirt or tank top and free admission to the celebration party at Luther’s Blues. Prizes to the top five male and top five female participants with the most pledges. photo by
Tracy Bo
wen
Dining Out
Poster designed by Waterfront Graphic Design, Lodi, WI
Pull your weight and save a pet.
for the Future F u n d r a i s i n g
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November 7th-12th, 2010 Dine out at any of the participating restaurants below from November 7th through 12th and a portion of the proceeds will benefit FEED Madison, a l o c a l f o o d b u s i n e s s i n c u b a t o r.
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Participating Restaurants: Bean Sprouts • Brasserie V • Bunky’s Cafe Captain Bill’s Restaurant • La Mestiza - Downtown Manna Cafe and Bakery • the Mariner’s inn the Orpheum Restaurant • Sofra Family Bistro tornado Steakhouse • Villa Dolce
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