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New London Area Chamber of Commerce Business Briefing One of the highlights of working at the Chamber office is being able to create programs that add value for our members. Over the last few years we have created multiple programs, added organized networking opportunities and expanded many of our existing events to maximize their benefit for our members. Clubs, organizations, small and large businesses are all finding value in the many different aspects of Chamber membership. To learn more about membership go to our website at www.newlondonchamber.com and check us out. Laurie Shaw, Executive Director
Welcome to our Newest Chamber Members Flavor 8 Bottling LLC - Dave Talo and John Mathison - Co-owners; Physical Address: 1207 W. Waupaca St., New London, WI 54961; Phone: (920) 419-0207 (Dave) / (920) 470-7484 (John); Fax: (920) 982-5363; Website: Flavor8Bottling.com Flavor 8 Bottling L.L.C. has been producing and delivering great tasting soda in Northeastern Wisconsin since September of 2011. Filling eco-friendly returnable bottles with sugar-sweetened soda is what Flavor 8 does best. Along with their Flavor 8 Soda Pop brand, they also offer contract bottle filling. Bottled on a restored 1950's soda bottling line, Flavor 8 is made the traditional way. Handcrafted ingredients, sanitized 8oz. returnable glass bottles and colorful white and orange cases are Flavor 8's trademark. Flavor 8 sells on both the wholesale and retail level. Check out www.flavor8bottling.com for retail locations near you. Stop by for a quick tour and a free sample. Their retail store is located at 1207 W. Waupaca St. in New London. Our retail store is open Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Tours are welcome for groups up to 30 people. Call us to set up a date. They cater to events ranging from backyard parties to large weddings or corporate parties. Having a fundraiser?
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New Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting Banquet Save the Date - on Thursday, November 8th the New London Area Chamber of Commerce will be holding our 80th Annual Meeting Banquet at Crystal Falls Banquets & Catering in New London. The evening's festivities will begin with a business meeting open to all Chamber members at 5 p.m. followed by Cocktails at 5:30 p.m., a Chicken and Beef Tip Dinner at 6:30 p.m.,
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Monthly Business Briefing / Networking Session If you only have time to attend one meeting a month - this is it! Join us the third Wednesday of each month at 8 a.m. in the conference room in the Chapel at St. Joseph Residence for our Monthly Business Briefing / Networking Session. Learn about what's happening with the Chamber and each other. Each attendee will be given the opportunity to introduce yourself and your business. Use this as a promotional opportunity for yourself and your business while learning what other Chamber members have to offer. When you walk into this meeting you can sense the energy of the group. Word of mouth advertising and testimonials are very powerful when a prospective customer is looking for a service provider. This is the perfect opportunity to meet other businesses and team up to cross market and promote each other. Those who attend have endless success stories about relationships built at these meetings that they will share with you. Attend the next meeting and become a part of our promotional network. This meeting is for current Chamber members only; however we encourage non-members who are considering membership to attend one meeting to see for themselves the great things that are happening for and among our Chamber members. An e-mail reminder is sent out to all Chamber members on our distribution listing on Monday the week of the sessions. If you are not on our e-mail listing and would like to be added please let us know. We hope you can join us! If you have any questions please call the Chamber at (920) 982-5822.
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Wedding and engagement announcements are published every Sunday with a color or black and white photo. The deadline for photos and announcements is noon Monday for publication in the following Sunday's paper, as space permits. The Journal Times would like to print announcements while they are still news to the community. Therefore, wedding forms should be submitted within three months of the wedding date. Engagements should be submitted at least four weeks before the wedding date. Announcements can be submitted online by going to http://www.joumaltimes.com/forms Forms with fee information are also available at The Journal Times, 212 Fourth St. Forms can also be printed from the above website. For more information, contact Loreen I. Mohr, Community Coordinator, at (262) 631-1725.
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■ Proof of age. Bring a certified copy of your birth certificate (the hospital record with your little footprints won't work). ■ Proof of residence. Use your driver's license or state-issued ID. It must have your current address on it. If it doesn't, bring a phone, cable or electric bill addressed to your current address. ■ Proof you're single. If you were previously married and it ended in death of your spouse, bring the death certificate. If the marriage ended in divorce, you'll need the divorce judgment showing a divorce was granted and filed in court. You must be divorced at least six months before you can remarry. Once at the clerk's office, you will need to provide: ■ Social Security numbers of you and your spouseto-be. ■ The name, address and phone number of the person performing your ceremony.
■ Your wedding date. ■ The name and address of your ceremony location. A marriage license costs $90 in Racine County, cash only. Apply at the Racine County Clerk's office, on the first floor of the courthouse, 730 Wisconsin Ave. The office is open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Applications are also accepted at the Burlington City Hall, 300 N. Pine St. City Hall hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Arrive before 4:30 p.m. It takes about 20 minutes to fill out the forms. Apply two weeks before your wedding. If you apply on a Monday, your license will be available the following Monday. Once the license is issued, you need to use it within 30 days.
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BMO Harris Bank continues working out bugs stemming from the conversion of the M&I Bank system to BMO's technology. The bank said Monday that some businesses were unable to make direct deposits of wages into employee accounts because of a "processing issue." "We sincerely apologize to those affected, and our bankers are working with employers on alternative payment solutions," BMO spokesman Jim Kappel said. "Any adverse impacts will be fully addressed." Milwaukee's M&I was the biggest bank based in Wisconsin before Toronto's BMO Financial Group acquired it last year. The M&I Bank system was converted to BMO Harris' over the Columbus Day weekend. The switch immediately caused problems for some customers who couldn't get access to their online accounts and had long waits when they called a customer service number for help. A help number listed on BMO Harris Bank's Facebook page was answered Monday afternoon by a recorded message stating the bank was "experiencing very high call volumes" and that the hold time to talk with a banker "may be extremely long." The recorded message suggested calling back later. Madison resident Joe Kremer said when he tried to log onto his BMO account Sunday night to pay some bills and couldn't get in, he called the help number. "After 45 minutes on hold, I just gave up. It was just insanity," he said. Kremer said he eventually found a way to reset his password on BMO Harris' website. BMO Harris said online banking is working as it should, but acknowledged delays for those seeking personal help over the phone. "Our call centers are continuing to spend more time walking customers, who are logging in for the first time, through the customer authentication process," Kappel said. "While this has increased wait times, it does protect the security of customer information. We have continued to increase the number of bankers in the call centers, which is helping to improve wait times and will further continue to improve. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank our customers for their understanding." On BMO Harris' Facebook page, customers apparently have been able to make contact with the bank for help with their online accounts. The bank has responded to many who complained, asking them to send a private message to the bank and to include a phone number at which they could be reached. The integration of M&I into the BMO Harris system was the largest ever for the bank. The bank has said it was tested extensively by experienced professionals before it was launched Oct. 9.
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Baeten-Mou Jennifer Baeten and Joshua Mou, both of Chicago, are engaged to be married. She is the daughter of Earl and Virginia Baeten of Plover. His parents are Ching-Hua and Selma Mou of Atlanta. Miss Baeten earned a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in food science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is employed by Newly
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Phillip-Tudor Cassie Phillip and Christopher Tudor were married on June 30, 2012, at St. Bronislava Catholic Church in Plover. The Rest Jim Trempe performed the ceremony. The bride's parents are Jim and Jeanne Phillip of Plover. Parents of the groom are Mark and Dawn Tudor of Beloit. Abby Philip was maid of honor, and Ashley Dulmes was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Bryannc Tudor, Nicole Sankey, Jessica Gagas and Lindsay Fuss. Norah Kluck was flower girl. Sean Wiles was best man. Groomsmen were Seth Brett Christopher, Craig Sankey, Casey Gagas and Mikey Fuss. Robby Ryan and Tim Harmon
Megan Derby and Benjamin Wardinski were married on June 16, 2012, at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Stevens Point. The Rev. Tom Peterson performed the ceremony. The bride's parents are Thomas and Susan Derby of Stevens Point. Parents of the groom are Ronald and Ruth Ann Wardinski of West Allis. Jill Wagner was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Keely Graertinger, Jenna Smith and Jenna Haendel. Kristin Rueth and Arica Ludwig were personal attendants. Andy Wardinski was best man. Groomsmen were Nathan Wardinski, Matt Ehrmann and Wade Derby. Adeline Rennes MS flower girl, and Cooper Rueth and Matthew Wardinski were ringbcarcrs.
served as ushers. A reception was held at the Sky Club in Plover. The couple took their wedding trip to northern Wisconsin. They reside in Stevens Point. The bride is a 2003 graduate of Pacelli High School and 2006 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay with a bachelor's degree in psychology and human development. She is employed by United Healthcare. The groom is a 2005 graduate of Beloit Memorial High School and a 2011 graduate of UW-Stevens Point with a bachelor's degree in social science. He is employed by Pointe Precision.
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The couple took their wedding trip to Riviera Maya, Mexico. They reside in Appleton. The bride earned a bachelor's degree in special education and elementary education from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and is a fifth-grade special education teacher for the Unified School District of De Pere. The groom earned a bachelor's degree in communications from UW-Oshkosh and is employed as receiving coordinator by Oshkosh Architectural Door Company.
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Grisham-Witkowski Jessica Grisham and Luke Witkowski, both of Middleton, are engaged to be married. She is the daughter of Dan and Tammy Grisham of Burlington. His parents are Mimi Peck and Pat Witkowski of Stevens Point. Grisham earned a bachelor's degree in biology from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and a Doctor of Pharmacy
Kyle Macdonald, Paul Tribbey and Randy Wardinski served as ushers. A reception, dinner and dance were held at Memories Wedding and Banquet Hall in
Brooke Miskowski and Benjamin Mahoney were married on Aug. 18, 2012, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Stevens Point. The Rev. Alan Burkhardt performed the ceremony. The bride's parents are Scott and Carla Miskowski of Stevens Point. Parents of the groom are Greg and Kristin Mahoney of Pine Island, Minn. Morgan Miskowski was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Chelsea Krayecki, Chelsea Lubahn, Jessica Mahoney and Lindsey Kuhn. Kyera Krayecki and Kaybre Krayecki were miniature bridesmaids. Personal attendants were Kelly Miskowski and Laura Williamson.
degree from UW-Madison. She is employed by UW Hospital. Witkowski earned bachelor's degree in health promotion and wellness from UW-Stevens Point and is employed by the American Lung Association in Wisconsin. A Sept. 14, .2013, wedding is planned.
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year-old daughter Selina on her first turkey hunt. Selina is my best friend and one heck of a hunting and fishing partner.
myself howled at the moon. I turned fifty in July and cannot remember a thing since that night. I blame that on Ryan Moll getting
The annual Mississippi River duck hunt which was my 40th year and I am now officially the old timer on that adventure. Fire slept, my shooting sucked and my daughter Selina was a steady partner in the canoe.
Hello friends, It is Christmas week. I have a whole bunch of people staying at my house, and for over two decades now, I am going to write my year in review story so I can stay home.
I also ran bear, baits for 100 days, which is why I am still driving a 96 Chevy pickup. I spent all my upgrade cash on bait and gas!
Let me see here, I had a ton of fun with' my buddies from the Cumberland (Paul Bucher and company) area fishing crappie on Big Chetac near Birchwood. We stay in a cabin, fish in shanties, eat well and laugh a lot. If memory serves me right, I winter camped with a very pretty lady in 26 below temperatures. That vixen from Sparta, handled conditions splendidly! In February I headed down to Texas with three of my pals for a warm weather reprieve while hog hunting. Deep snow covering the highways in Oklahoma, and everything in camp being frozen, created life long memories. In March I went on one final winter camping and ice fishing trip with my 22-year-old stepson Kevin Dushek, to a honey hole near Alma on the Mississippi River.
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We caught lots of fish and now Kevin resides in Alaska. Seems like everyone I take winter camping, disappears.
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It was like the first week in April that I fished on the Fox River at Depere for walleye. The walleye have to be 28-inches to keep. I caught a 29-incher and let it go. It was back in April that I took my ten(ZIN
November is pretty much about deer camp and The Red Brush Gang! If this country ever gets into a scary war, my recommendation would be to clone the Red Brush Gang and give 'em guns and explosives. There will be an unconditional surrender by our enemy within days!
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Did I do anything fun in May? I do something fun everyday, that's why I have millions of friends, a pretty senorita, and lots of trophies on the wall, what the heck else could a man want (money is over rated)? In May, I headed over to Birch Point Resort in Chippewa County and fished sumo gills on Marsh Miller Lake. Great fishing brings me back every spring. Enjoying a shot of Blackberry Brandy with Birch Point owner Paul Maire is lots of fun as well. In June the Canada Gang headed up to Shultz Lake for our annual fly-in getaway. Selina is my fishing partner and we kicked butt on 11 out of 16 fishing bets and that is with a group of eight (the guys wanted me to mention that). I caught the biggest walleye of my life, which surpassed the 31-inchmark and several of the nights the Moll boys, my brother Mike, and
married on the same day. If I have to retire early, talk to the Molls! In August, a dark cloud came over my life as well as many other peoples. My golden retriever "Ice" was diagnosed with a form of lymes disease, that there is no vaccination for and the cure rate is very low. Ice passed away in my arms, which created a chain reaction of sorrow and extenuating circumstances. At the time, "Fire" was only 8 months old and Ice meant everything to her. Like myself, Fire went into a depression but hers was very difficult on her and took away all desire for hunting, swimming or any form of training.
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By mid September Fires depression was even worse, but I was naturally healing.
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