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Business Bowl Takes on Fiesta Theme! MACCI's Business Bowl is "nacho" average bowling event! We hope you will join us on Thurs-day, November 14 when MACCI presents its "Fiesta Bowl" at Rose Bowl Lanes. Teams consist of five bowlers...but no worries if you don't have five. We can fill your team!

Registration and warm-ups start at 1:00 p.m. with bowling to begin at 2:00 pm Thoughout the afternoon bowling bingo will be played with a chance to win some cash. Purchase the "bundle" and receive tickets for the Chinese raffle baskets and a chance to WIN our grand prize package

sponsored by Central Wisconsin Broadcasting.

Grand prize package valued at $400 includes: - Mall of America overnight stay at Radisson Blu - Wristbands to various attractions at MOA

A huge thank you to our "Guacamole" sponsors Cellcom and Ho-Chunk Gaming-Nekoosa

who are sponsoring snacks on the lanes throughout the afternoon.

Gross Motors will again sponsor CASH for the best dressed team! Get your 'stash' on!

Special thanks to our bowlers gift sponsors including For-ward Bank, Knight Barry Title Group, Partners Bank and Rose Bowl Lanes.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! MACCI's Christmas Business After 5 is right around the corner and we hope you have the date saved and plan to attend. Hotel Marshfield and Festival Foods are major sponsors of this event scheduled for Thursday, December 5. Come and enjoy a sam-pling of delicious hors d'oeuvres that will be showcased that evening. Donate a new unwrapped toy to "Toys for Tots" and receive one additional raffle ticket for every toy donated.

We look forward to having you join us!

MARSHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY


MACCI is pleased to welcome five new members into the Chamber membership. We look forward to your involvment throughout the year.

Luthers Central Pet Cremation LLC, located at 6883 Johnson Road, Pittsville understands how important a pet is to a family and specializes in private only cremation, which ensures that the owner will get only their pet's ashes back. Pets can be brought to Central Pet or picked up from a home or veterinarian's of-fice. Owners Dan & Danielle Luther opened their business in August of this year and can be reached at 715-884-1029 or email [email protected]. To learn more about services provided check out their website at www.centralpetcremation.com.

Studinski Law, LLC is located at 113 West 2nd Street in Marshfield. Studinski Law, LLC is a personal injury law firm. They help victims across the United States with car and other motor vehicle wrecks, trucking wrecks, nursing home abuse, serious injuries, and more. They put a unique touch on all of their cases and are proud of their innovative team. Jason Studinski, Esq.Owner, can be contacted at 715-343-2850 or email him at [email protected]. The firms website is www.wisconsinlawyer.com/

Tori-Verdi Group, LLC was founded as an international consulting company in Northeast Wisconsin in June of 2013. They added importing and exporting of paper products a few years after. The company relocated to the Marshfield area in 2017. In 2018, Tori-Verdi expanded into the beer, wine and liquor markets as as an importer, wholesaler and distributor. Currently Tori-Verdi group is offering wines unqiue to Wisconsin as well as the United States. For more information, contact Chad S. Steers, President at 920-671-9877 or [email protected]. The mailing address for the business is PO Box 602, Marshfield, WI. To learn more about Tori-Verdi Group, LLC go to their website at www.toriverdi.com.

Northern Management is proud to be a Wisconsin owned and operated company with over 500 apart-ments in the Marshfield area - Cornerstone, Marsh Run, Hilltop, Laurel Pines, Manchester Court, Bayview, Parkwood and Columns. The company holds fast to good old-fashioned Midwestern values. They provide family-friendly accommodationss close to schools, transportation and green spaces. Dennis Boucher is the Manager and can be reached at 715-305-1960 or check out the website at www.wisconsinapartments.biz.

S & D Cleaning LLC is a commercial cleaning company that is locally owned and operated in the Marsh-field area. The service offers general office cleaning daily, weekly or bi-weekly, is fully insured and bonded, and provides free quotes. Co-owners are Donna Zaleski and Shelly Payne and you can contact either of these individuals at [email protected] or call 715-384-9147.



First State acquires Pioneer Bank First State Bancshares, Inc. has completed the purchase of Pioneer Bancorp, Inc. Pioneer Bancorp, Inc. is the parent company of Pioneer Bank. The purchase paves the way for Pioneer Bank offices to merge with First State Bank and operate under the First State Bank name starting on February 24. Until then the offices will continue to operate as Pioneer Bank.

When the merger is complete, First State Bank will have 13 offices and total assets of approximately $450 million. First State Bank's current locations are in New London, Clintonville, Manawa, Waupaca, Cecil, and Rudolph. Pioneer Bank has offices in Auburndale, Greenwood, Marshfield, Rozellville, Stevens Point, Wis-consin Rapids, and Withee.

Once the merger is complete, Jeff Whitrock, president of Pioneer Bank will join First State Bank as senior vice president/chief market development and sales officer. Jim Nowak, Pioneer Bank's chief financial officer, will also join First State Bank as senior vice president and chief operations officer, responsible for overseeing all aspects of operations. Bob Van Asten will continue to lead First State Bank as president and CEO.

M3 Insurance announces launch of BrokerTech Ventures M3 Insurance Solution Inc., along with Holmes Murphy, PayneWest Insurance, ABD Insurance & Financial Services, and Conner Strong & Buckelew, are pleased to announce the launch of BrokerTech Ventures, the first program specifically for investors and innovators building the next generation of tech solutions for insur-ance agencies and brokerages.

M3 Insurance is located at 1 Corporate Drive, Ste 600 in Wausau and the business telephone number is 715-849-9400. For additional information contact Kacie Conroy, Director of Information Technology at [email protected], or call 608-288-2795.

More information is available via the M3 blog: http://www/m3ins/com/blog/broker-leg-investor-group-launches-brokertech-ventures/

Hub City Times Relocates To better serve their customers and be in the "hub" of the downtown, Hub City Times relocated to their new office space at 104 East 2nd Street. This new location offers great space for doing what they do best.

Stop in and welcome them to their new location.

Watch for a ribbon cutting.

Care My Way @ Work, a benefit worth sharingGive your employees access to virtual health care.

Get started. Contact Business Health Solutions.marshfieldclinic.org/businesshealth 1-800-498-5514



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Members Celebrate Milestone Business Anniversaries Health in Motion, located at 204 North Central Avenue in Marshfield is celebrating 25 years of "keeping you moving". The Marshfield phone number is 715-898-1600. Happy anniversary, Ben Sonheim and your talented team.

Seehafer Farm Creamery, located at 202600 State Hwy. 97 in Marshfield is celebrating 5 years. Offering that drive thru service and unique gift shop, they provide special events throughout the year including corn maze, pumpkin patch, sleigh rides and visits from Santa. Ken and Karen Seehafer operate this business Monday-Satur-day from 9 am - 6 pm.

Prairie Run Dental Adds Services Prairie Run Dental has continued to grow as a practice over the years from its inception as a small dental prac-tice located across the street from the police department to its state of the art building located in Prairie Run. The practice has now added botox, and dermal fillers to its service. Prairie Run Dental is located at 1807 Prai-rie Drive and the telephone number is 715-387-1724. Kudos to you Dr. Barry and Amy Cole and your talented team of professionals!

Thrivent Financial Relocates Nate Heeg of Thrivent Financial recently relocated his business to the southside of Marshfield at 2001 South Central Avenue, Suite 1. The business telephone number remains the same at 715-898-2561. Watch for a ribbon cutting down the road! Wishing you continued success, Nate!

Hannah Center's 3rd Annual Festival Foods Shopping Spree The Hannah Center's 3rd Annual Festival Foods Shopping Spree will take place at Festival Food on November 17 at 7 pm. The Hannah Center team will draw the winning ticket on November 16 at 4 pm and call the winner. You must answer your phone or call The Hannah Center back by 4:30 pm to claim this or a new winner will be called.

Tickets for the Festival Foods Shopping Spree can be purchased for $10 at The Hannah Center office Monday-Friday between the hours of 9 am - 3:30 pm. You can also call 715-387-6300 for more information.

The Hannah Center is a home for women in crisis, committed to Preserving LIFE, Providing a HOME and Promoting CHANGE in each woman they serve. The Hannah Center works to end the cycles of homelessness, poverty, addiction and abuse in our community. The Hannah Center accepts no government or federal funding and has existed for 26 years in our Marshfield. To learn more about The Hannah Center please visit their web-site at www.hannahcenter.com.

Fall Concerts by Central Chamber Chorale A Ceremony of Carols with harp will be presented by the Central Chamber Chorale at the following locations: Wisconsin Rapids: Friday, November 15 at 7:30 pm at First congregational Church Abbotsford: Saturday, November 16 at 7:30 pm at St. Bernard's Catholic Church Marshfield: Sunday, November 17 at 3 pm at First Presbyterian Church Admission is free.

Stay in touch with Central Chamber Chorale news through their website at www.centralchamberchorale.com



Throughout the year, MACCI is pleased to sponsor monthly professional networking socials at various member locations. We hope you and your employees take advantage of these opportunities to grow your network.

Your BA5 Location Hosts 2019: November 19: Elk's Lodge December 5: Hotel Marshfield 2020: February 13: Marshfield Country Club March 17: Blue Heron Brew Pub/Oven

Above the Pub October 22: Buck-A-Neer Supper Club

Interested in hosting a Business After 5 in 2020 or being a sponsor? Contact Debbie Bauer at 715-384-3454.

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Leading Collaborative Teams and Leveraging Strengths Friday, January 10, 2020Led by Justin Rueb, Ph.D.

Strategic Plannning and Leadership Friday, February 7, 2020

Led by Todd Kuckkahn, M.S.

Leading Across Boundaries Friday, March 6, 2020

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Effective Change Management and Leadership Friday, April 3, 2020

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Leading Collaborative Teams and Leveraging Strengths - Friday, January 10, 2020We will explore one’s perceived personality through the use of the DISC personality instrument. Discover your predispositions at work and how to leverage this knowledge to improve the effectiveness of your team. Learn workplace coaching principles to ensure the future success of the team. A mixture of classroom discussion and hands-on team-building exercises will highlight the principles needed for successful leadership, leading to better listening, communication, and assertiveness skills. Led by Justin Rueb, Ph.D. Strategic Plannning and Leadership - Friday, February 7, 2020If you or your organization doesn’t know where you are going, how do you know when you get there? Are you looking to where you need to go or where you have been? Implementing a strategic plan is a valuable opportunity in any organization when it is looked at as a growing process and not a list of things to do. Trends are an important part of determining your strategy and looking toward that future. Led by Todd Kuckkahn, M.S.

Leading Across Boundaries - Friday, March 6, 2020Leaders are increasingly challenged to work with a wide variety of people from differing positions, backgrounds and locations. Discover how to manage boundaries, forge common ground and discover new frontiers. Learn to lead across five types of boundaries: Vertical: across rank, seniority, and authority; Horizontal: across functions, units, and peers; Stakeholder: between an organization and its partners, customers, governments, communities; Demographic: among diverse groups; and Geographic: across distance, cultures, regions, and markets. Led by Lyna Matesi, Ph.D.

Effective Change Management and Leadership - Friday April 3, 2020Change is ever-present in our personal lives, work, and communities. We will discuss the process of change; developing a vision; leadership versus management of change; common fundamental mistakes made during the change process; creating a guiding coalition within your organization; and communication during change. We will explore a model for change management, providing a tool for participants to utilized for any type of change. Led by Janene Beck-Hafner, Ph.D.

Data Driven Leadership - Friday May 1, 2020Armed with data, leaders make better decisions and organizations function more effectively. This session covers data driven leadership from a conceptual standpoint, focusing on how to gather, use, and interpret data rather than the math behind the statistics. Become familiar with today’s data driven environment so you can make the best use of the information resources available. Led by Nikolaus Butz, Ph.D.

Master Your Resilience to Sustain High Performance - Friday, June 5, 2020Your physical and mental well-being are directly correlated with your leadership capacity. Join us and master the art of managing personal and organizational resilience. In the first half of this highly interactive workshop, you’ll learn the physiology of stress, a strategy to increase your personal power and develop an action plan to increase your energy. In the second half, you’ll learn to apply proven strategies that build a resilient and high performing organizational culture. Led by Brian Krolczyk, Ph.D.

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Optimize Your Fleet with MiFleet Business Internet of Thinks (loT) refer to any number of physical sensors that are con-nected to a wireless network to allow objects to communicate with each other or send data to the cloud without human intervention. loT solution can help businesses create efficiency and that's exactly what Cellcom's latest offering aims to do.

MiFleet Business is a comprehensive fleet and asset management tool scal-able for businesses with fleets of all sizes - even a single vehicle. The GPS-enabled hardware is easy-to-install and can report on location, monitor fuel consumption, detect idle time, report on engine diagnostics and more. The data is uploaded automatically to allow for real-time notifications or reports can be scheduled to analyze data over time.

The true power of the solution comes from leveraging the data. Small changes can make a big different, and MiFleet Business provides the information needed to make intelligent decisions. Consider something simple like idling, which can use anywhere from a quarter - to a half-gallon of fuel per hour, depending on engine size. Optimizing a route with MiFleet can decrease idle time and save money and time every day. That's just one example of the efficiency this loT solution provides. To learn more about MiFleet Business visit Cellcom's website or contact your business sales consul-tant today. In Marshfield, Cellcom is located at 1722 North Central Avenue.

Mid-State live GPS maps available at WIAA State Cross Country Meet and beyond For the third year, spectators and medical first responders at the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Associate state cross country meet at The Ridges Golf Course will be able to track their exact position on the course in real time thanks to a live GPS map on their hand-held devices. The map of the 5,000 meter race course is now one of over a dozen created for cross country races across the state by the Civil Engineering Technology Technician students at Mid-State Techni-cal College, and kudos to instructor Greg Webster.

The live GPS map at The Ridges is based on approximately 2,400 data points collected by students at MSTC. Those data points were then used to create a course centerline on the aerial view and an elevation profile to help runners see exactly what to expect from the course before ever stepping onto it. An interactive feature also allows spectators to use their phones to help them find their way around the course. Since that first map was created in 2013, students have gone on to create maps for a total of 13 courses statewide. Among the courses mapped are the home courses for SPASH, Amherst, Wisconsin Rapids, Auburndale, Marshfield, Marshfield Columbus, and Pittsville high schools.

MACCI Addressing Shortage of Child Care Taking proactive measures to address the workforce concern regarding the shortage of child care options, MACCI formed a CEO Child Care task force. The task force was made up of representatives from financial, manufacturing/dis-tribution, accounting, healthcare/lab businesses, along with United Way, Childcaring Inc. and City of Marshfield. The purpose of the task force was to discuss the importance of having affordable, quality child care options to help retain and attract workforce.

The first step of this process was to understand the issues at the root of the shortage. One such issue is over the last 7 years Marshfield has lost approximately 200 child care slots. The task force explored various options other businesses/communities were utilizing to help offset the high costs facing child care businesses along with the high costs to em-ployees. Another such issue is the workforce shortage faced by child care providers; which is compounded by lower wages and few, if any, benefits available to employees in the child care field.

Starting with this newsletter, you will find information provided by Childcaring Inc., Central Wisconsin’s Resource and Referral Agency to help educate employers on the issues/concerns of this industry, services they provide and tips that can be used to assist employees. MACCI will continue to offer quarterly updates.

The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry is pleased to share the following dates of upcoming events with you. We encourage you to include these events in your calendar.

November 14: Business Bowl at Rose Bowl Lanes November 19: Business After 5 at Elks Lodge December 5: Christmas Business After 5 at Hotel Marshfield December 20: MACCI's Night at Rotary Winter Wonderland at Wildwood Park

2020: January 29: MACCI's Annual Meeting dinner at Eagles Club. February 13: Business After 5 at Marshfield Country Club. March 17: Business After 5 at Blue Heron Brew Pub/Oven Above the Pub. April 29: Crystal Apple Awards Banquet at Hotel Marshfield May 2: Derby Day Pub Crawl, starting at Nutz Deep II May 29 & 30: Dairyfest August 12: Chamber Caper at RiverEdge Golf Course October 22: Business After 5 at Buck-A-Neer Supper Club

We look forward to your involvement and thank you for your continued support of our organization!

Nominate Today! The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry is accepting nominations for several MACCI annual awards; Firm of the Year, Small Business of the Year and Leadership Marshfield Alumnus of the Year. Nominations can be downloaded from MACCI's website or contact MACCI to have one emailed to you.

Nomination deadline for all awards is December 31, 2019.

Winners will be announced at MACCI's Annual Dinner meeting on Wednesday, January 29, 2020 at Marshfield Eagles Club.

Take the time to recognize those most deserving!



The Marshfield area has an active MarineToys For Tots Program...we are Toys For Tots – North Wood County. Our Campaign has started. We are collecting NEW UNWRAPPED toys at the December Business After 5 and through December 10, 2019 at the following locations…

Associated Bank - 400 S Chestnut Street - Marshfield Associated Bank - 1617 N Central Avenue - Marshfield AT&T - 1831 N Central Avenue - Marshfield Baymont Inn - 2107 N Central Avenue - Marshfield Biggby Coffee - 1710 N Central Avenue - Marshfield Burger King - 1015 N Central Avenue - Marshfield Check Into Cash - 1302B N Central Avenue - Marshfield Curves - 503 E Ives Street #102 - Marshfield Edward Jones - 1031 W McMillan Street - Marshfield Fleet Farm - 1101 W Upham Street - Marshfield High Street Salon & Travel - 210 S Central Avenue - Marshfield Holiday Inn - 750 S Central Avenue - Marshfield Hotel Marshfield - 2700 S Central Avenue - Marshfield I State Truck Center (Formally V & H Heavy Trucks) - 1505 S Central Avenue - Marshfield Jack's Bar - 317 N Central Avenue - Marshfield Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce - 700 S Central Avenue - Marshfield Marshfield Police Dept - 110 W 1st Street - Marshfield Melody Gardens Restaurant & Skateland - 1200 S Oak Avenue - Marshfield Menards - 2116 N Central Avenue - Marshfield Midstate Truck Service - 2100 E 29th Street – Marshfield Mittens Furniture – 171 S Central Avenue - Marshfield Partners Bank - 907 N Central Ave - Marshfield PreventionGenetics - 3800 S Business Park - Marshfield Puppy Parlor - 207 N Central Avenue - Marshfield Sensory Effects - 211 E Depot Street - Marshfield Sherwin Williams - 337 S Central Avenue - Marshfield Simplicity Credit Union - 222 E Upham Street - Marshfield Sport & Spine Clinic - 503 S Cherry Avenue - Marshfield (and Auburndale location) Sternweis & Sons - 400 E Arnold Street - Marshfield Stoney River Assisted Living - 1204 W McMillan - Marshfield Stoney River Memory Care - 1606 N St Joseph Avenue - Marshfield V & H Automotive - 2414 N Central Avenue - Marshfield YMCA - 410 W McMillan Street - Marshfield

Information for our Toys For Tots Toy Distribution: Below is information for anyone who may need help this Christmas Season. Upon arrival at the toy distribution, there will be a short application form to complete. No pre-registration required. No children allowed. Please bring an ID, Children's Birth dates, and something showing your current address. Toy distribution is as follows: At the First Presbyterian Church, 200 South Lincoln Avenue, Marshfield, WI (Corner of Lincoln and Adler, which is a new location this year. Please do not call the church for information): December 12, 2019 - 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm December 13, 2019 - 9:00 am to 6:00 pm December 14, 2019 - 9:00 am to 12:00 Noon At St Vincent De Paul Outreach Building - 149 North Central Avenue, Marshfield, WI: December 17,18, 19, 20, 2019 - 9:00 am to 3:45 pm December 23, 2019 - 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Toys For Tots Contact: Coordinators: Margie Schmidt & Jodi Larson Phone: 715-502-9170 Website: http://marshfield-wi.toysfortots.org





MACCI Gift Certificates Helpful HintsThe following helpful tips are meant to maximize the shopping experience with MACCI gift certificates and the support of our local economy. Gift certificate transactions are meant to be completed in full, without the expecta-tion of giving cash back. Thereby, our community-wide gift certificate program increases the economic impact to the Marshfield area. Every dollar spent locally has a multiplier effect up to 7 times, thus strengthening our busi-nesses and organizations and growing local jobs.

MACCI gift certificates make great gifts because certificates are:

Available in any dollar amount.

Tip – We recommend the purchase of larger dollar amounts be broken down into smaller increments, which are easier to spend.

Convenient gift idea.

Tip – Certificates are easily obtained from the MACCI office. For larger orders we recommend you place your order at least 24 hours in advance.

Certificates can be redeemed at any Marshfield area business.

Tip – We recommend purchases be made in full without the expectation of cash back. This is easier for the retailer and improves the shopping experience.

Valid for one year as of date of purchase.

Tip – Should the certificate not be spent and expires, we recommend the certificate be brought back to the MACCI office where a new certificate can be reissued. We recommend the reissued certificate be spent within the week.

Please continue to consider MACCI gift certificates for your gift giving occasions and continue to support and grow the Marshfield area economy.



From the office of Dr. Susan Turney, Marshfield Clinic Health System CEO

I am pleased to share we have signed a letter of intent with Ascension Wisconsin that would result in us acquiring Ascension St. Claire's Hospital in Weston. As part of this transaction, we also would acquire Ascension's share of Flambeau Hospital in Park Falls, giving us full ownership of that facility. Additionally, we would assume full ownership of The Diagnostic & Treatment Center, which we currently co-run with Ascension.

As you know, we have been working to bring an integrated medical campus to the Wausau area in order to provide the best patient care and experience to those we serve. We've had informal conversations with Ascension leader-ship for the past several years regarding the future of health care in Wausau. Those conversations accelerated over the past couple of weeks, and the opportunity to acquire St. Claire's came to the forefront.

If this deal is finalized, we will not build a new hospital in the Wausau community. While we fully intended to build a new hospital, and still will if a final agreement with Ascension is not reached, acquiring St. Claire's would provide us the hospital facility we need to bring our integrated care model to Wausau.

It's always difficult to create a definitive timeline for complex transac-tions like this. As far as next steps, administrators will work together over the next few months with the goal of finalizing the transaction in spring 2020.

I'm excited to have an opportunity to hit the ground running in Wausau and bring our integrated care model to that community faster than we otherwise could have.

Does your organization need community service hours? The American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge in Marshfield is a great place to complete your community service projects.

Some examples of community service activities: ● General housekeeping ● General yard work ● Making meals for guests (Cooking Up Hope) - Or baked goods from your home or school to drop off at the lodge, a great idea for younger children ● Creating a collection drive ● Holiday cards and/or surprises to help guests celebrate the seasons. ● Activity creators! Have a special talent or knowledge? Share it with guests at the Lodge! ● They are always on the lookout for more permanent volunteers too. Just visit their website at Cancer.org

◊ Looking for a place to take your extra food items? They do accept food donations on behalf of their guests. ◊ Do you travel alot and have toiletries? They accept unopened hotel sized shampoos, conditioners, body wash and other travel items. ◊ Do you know an exteme couponer? Help spread the word that the lodge would gladly accept any "deals" they they can find.

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Community Tree Bed Leadership Marshfield Project Completed The Leadership Marshfield Class of 2018 project group that took on the Community Tree Bed successfully com-pleted their undertaking at Wildwood Park. The group consisted of Ben Steinbach-Marshfield Parks & Recreation, Chris Damerell-Forward Bank, Davina Nelson-Badger Title, Ginger Sternweis-Pathway Partners and Marcy Spin-dler-Felker Brothers Corp. The group is pleased to report that the sponsor sign was installed by the gravel bed. All trees were planted for this year! This year alone, 40 trees were planted and the group is planning to purchase 50 more trees for next year. Way to go!

Columbus Catholic Schools Offers "Hidden in Plain Sight" Display Can you identify the signs of drug and/or alcohol use? On November 13, 2019, from 3:pm -7:00 p.m., Columbus Cahtolic Schools (CCS) invite you to "take a tour" through a typical teenager's bedroom to see if you can identify the signs of substance abuse and learn how to start a meaningful conversation with your youth. The "Hidden in Plain Sight" display is a program through the Wood County Drug Task Force. The display will be available during CCS's parent/teacher conferences at Columbus Catholic High School, (710 South Columbus Avenue, Marshfield); however the entire community is welcome and invited to attend. Parents and educators - and anyone else who is interested - are encouraged to attend. Participants must be 18 years of age or older.

For more information, please contact Lori Wieland at 715-387-1177 ext. 3311 or [email protected]; or visit their website at www.columbuscatholicschools.org.

Save the date! MACCI will present it's Annual Meeting dinner on Wednesday, January 29, 2020 at the Marshfield Eagles Club. This celebration of community accomplishments will recognize outgoing MACCI Board of Directors, announce winners of the Firm of the Year, Small Business of the Year, Leadership Marshfield Alumnus of the Year and the MACCI Service Award. Take time to nominate those deserving.

Invitations to attend will be mailed between the Christmas and New Year's holi-days. For your convenience you can also register on line from the MACCI website at www.marshfieldchamber.

We look forward to showcasing our new brand. Join us!



Ribbons Cut as Marshfield area continues to grow! The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry was pleased to coordinate three ribbon cuttings during the month of October. Thank you for your investment in our organization!

Luthers Central Pet Cremation LLC, located at 6883 Johnson Rd., Pitts-ville knows pets are kept for companionship, security or therapeutic reasons. When it comes to saying good-bye, for some people losing a pet is like losing a member of the family. Luthers Central Pet Cremation LLC understands how important a pet is to a family and specializes in private only cremation, which ensures that the owner will get only their pet’s ashes back. Each pet is issued an identification tag with a unique number that stays with the pet throughout the process, and is included with your pet’s ashes. Pets can be picked up from a home, veterinarian clinics/hospitals in central Wisconsin or they may be brought to Luthers Central Pet Cremation. Setting up an appointment during business hours, evening and weekends is preferred so that you get the attention you need. Personalized urns and keepsakes are avail-able. The Luthers have a strong desire to give back as well. They will accept donations for local pet shelters and will cremate any military or police K9 located in Clark or Wood County for free.

Root of Renewal Massage LLC, located at 111 East 4th Street, Suite 5 in Marshfield, is a Christian-based business where clients can receive therapeutic massage incorporating Swedish, deep tissue, trigger point therapy, prenatal, hot stone, bamboo fusion and chair massages. Mackenzie Behling moved to the area 6 years ago and was the owner of Behling Cleaning Service. Although the business flourished, Mackenzie was in need of slowing down her pace. She knew she had the determination and mindset to make a small business work and wanted to once again be her own boss. She is passionate about staying in downtown Marshfield because she noticed the area needs a Christian-based massage practice.

Through massage and a calming atmosphere, Mackenzie can assist in creating an optimal internal environment with the human body for tissue recovery and can help minimize the symptoms of chronic disease. She can also provide a relaxing massage which can release endorphins and help reduce stress. Pregnant women who are in their 2nd trimester can receive a massage to help alleviate joint pain and reduce swelling in the ankles. In addition to the on-site table massage, Mackenzie will offer off-site chair massages for those who are interested in her services for events.

Hastreiter Industries Corporation, 1811 East 29th Street, Marshfield was founded by Ken and Sondra Hastreiter in 1988 with a single manual lathe. Originally called “UTM Inc.”, the company grew exponentially when a company approached Ken to produce a hospital bed part that nobody else could make. Ken figured out how to machine a double helix on a two-axis manual lathe, something that should not have been possible at the time. While technology today makes that part easy, Hastreiter Industries continues to be cutting edge, manufacturing parts for Aerospace, Defense, Energy and other industries that require high reliability and tight tolerances.

For decades, UTM remained a small machine shop until 2016 when that all changed. The second generation joined and with a desire to make a larger impact in the community, the company started to rapidly grow and has since increased five times in size. Due to this continued growth, Hastreiter Industries moved their operations into the City of Marshfield in August 2019. They purchased and repurposed a 42,000 square foot facility, recently vacated by another business.

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Marshfield has lost many retailers in the past few

years. Shopko, JC Penney, Younkers, Figi's, Sears,

and Office Max to name a few. What does the

future of retail look like locally, regionally and

nationally? Join UW-Extension's Community

Development Specialist, Bill Ryan and local City

Officials for an eye-opening conversation .

Date: Tuesday, Nov. 5

Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Location: UWSP at Marshfield Campus, Room TBA

Registration Fee: $8

Register online at www.uwsp.edu/conted or

call 715-346-3838.

Check out the UW-Stevens Point at Marshfield Fall 2019 Catalog and register online at www.uwsp.edu/conted or call the Registration line at 715-346-3838. November 4 What to keep, What to Sell, What to Donate Do you have a mountain of clutter to clear? Have you inherited a house full of items? This class will focus on just what the title says: keep, sell or donate. November 5 The Decline of Bricks and Mortar Retail Marshfield has lost many retailers in the past few years. What does the future of retail look like? Join UW-Extension Community Development Specialist, Bill Ryan, and local Chamber and City Officials for an eye-opening conversation.

May 13 – 19 2020 REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS NOVEMBER 7, 2019 California Discovery Tour Join us for an unforgettable trip to California. English Professor and Dinner and a Movie Instructor, Julie Tharp and a professional tour guide will be leading this amazing tour of sights and tastes along with a professional tour guide. Trip highlights include: • Six-night accommodations at first-class hotels • San Francisco sightseeing and Bay Cruise: Golden Gate Park, Chinatown, Pier 39, Seal Rocs, Union Square and more! • Explore Napa Valley wine country by train while sampling a variety of wines • Optional excursion through Muir Woods to see the redwood trees • Sierra Nevada Rail Journey through the beautiful snowcapped Sierra Nevada Mountains • Visit Reno’s famous National Automobile Museum and enjoy a Lake Tahoe Paddle Wheeler Cruise

Trip includes roundtrip ground and air transportation from Marshfield, professional tour guide, daily breakfasts, one lunch, two dinners and all accommodations.

November 8 & 9 “A WWII Christmas Radio” Recreate the experience of attending a recording of a 1940s radio show broadcast on Christmas Eve during World War II. Using period songs and stories inspired by actual veterans, this play is a reminder of the importance of coming together for the holidays. https://uwsptickets.universitytickets.com (Box office: Open two hours prior to performances)

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2:15 – 4:30 pm: Bowling, Chinese raffle baskets,

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Baltus Company Carpet City Cellcom Central Wisconsin Broadcasting Century 21 Gold Key Realty

Citizens State Bank of Loyal - Marshfield Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp. Felker Brothers Corp. Forward Bank Gross Motors of Marshfield

Fiesta Bowl Lane Sponsors: (at the time of print)

Team Name: ___________________________________________________________________________

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Name: ____________________________________ Business/email_____________________________________________

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No siestas at this year’s Fiesta Bowl! Senors and senoritas are encouraged to join us at this year’s Business Bowl! MACCI offers this fun, team-building event that offers the opportunity to network with your business peers. Teams consist of five bowlers who can dress “theme” appropriate. Bring all your amigos! Can’t fill a team – no worries – we can place you with others!

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Your entry fee includes: Snacks fit for “Fiesta” fun 2 games of bowling & shoes Bowler’s Gift sponsored by: Forward Bank,

Knight Barry Title Group, Partners Bank, and Rose Bowl Lanes

Awards for: Best “moustache” – real or fake Best “Salsa” moves on the lane Best “themed” team wins $150 cash

sponsored by Gross Motors of Marshfield

Opportunities to WIN…es to win: Fabulous Chinese raffle baskets Play “Bingo” and win Grand prize package donated by:

Hotel Marshfield Knight Barry Title Group Merit Electric Mid-State Technical College Partners Bank Rose Bowl Lanes

Gross Motors of Marshfield

Business Bowl Tournament Registration Deadline: Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019

Billing Address: _______________________: _______________________: _ ________________ Signature: _______________________________________________________________________ Signature: _______________________________________________________ Return to: MACCI 700 S. Central Ave. Marshfield, WI 54449 Email: [email protected]

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Crystal Apple Awards

The Marshfield Area Chamber Foundation received 1,147 nominationsfor 310 different educators representing 9 different school districts.From this list, 25 Teachers of Distinction will be identified, and fourof them will be recognized as a Crystal Apple winner. The banquet is

scheduled for Wednesday, April 29, 2020 at Hotel Marshfield.

Auburndale ElementaryLoralei BerryMark BrostCorey BugarSue FowlerDebbie HeidmannJennifer NueskeJeff PatykJim PetersonKirsten SeboldJan StashekTammy StichertSteve VossSummer WalterChad Weinfurter

Auburndale MS/HSMark CournoyerCourtney MeidlMike Schulte

ColumbusCatholic MS/HSRuth FleischmannAlanna HartErin HattamerChrista HoheiselJane LamermayerSarah PulvermacherStephan SchneiderPatricia SilvaChris ViegutMandy VolkmanJackie WalkerTom Zimmermann

Grant ElementaryFaith ArndtTim BarnesSherri BauerHanna BugarPaige DahlkeLara EndriesAlicia FrostKevin GilbertsonJill HagmanJessica HerkertJonathan HitchcockSheila HollatzKelli IsaacsonBrittney KingAmber KropidlowskiAllison KunhartJanel MeverdenSamantha PonshockDeb RoeglinJulie RollinsMarcy RozemaAlyssa SchaeferLynn SchecklemanShelisa SchmidtAmber SchultzMegan StoneChelsea Trussoni BerresRebecca WhitrockJacquelyn WinchNicole Wunrow-Garvin

GrantonJoseph AndersonKim AumannSarah ChamberlinBethany FranklinLindsey HalversonNathaniel JohnsonDana KleinJesse KozakHolly LarsonLisa LarsonAndrew RadloffKatie ReiderCody RoggenbauerAngela SchierJessica SchierMegan UtechtRyan WestabyAnnette Woller

Greenwood ElementaryMarie EckdahlMichelle EricksonMichelle JohnsonDeanna JordenKimberly KolanoScott MoseleyCarey PetriAndrew PiehlJulie PlautzAmanda Schlough

Greenwood MS/HSStephanie GlaserJenny HafermannLoghan HallettBrad HelstenKristin JaenkeRyan JotenTaylor KysleyDavid PostPenny WehrsMarixa WepferNoah Werner

Immanuel LutheranRenee HammondLori Steingraber

Lincoln ElementarySondra BaierlMary BixbyJaneen Fait-HerkertBrian FravertRiley GebeleinCheryl KanitzJill KupferRachel MungerJudy NicksicKristine SchwalbachErica Stoehr

Madison ElementaryKaitlyn AumannSheila ChristensenStacey DejarlaisJason EckesJeff FischerRita HaukeJodi KettererTravis KundingerAmy Beil-Larson

Michelle RaberKristi RugglesKristina TopnessKelly TrulenKristin UleKatelyn VromanJena WalshChristine Zanotelli

Mashfield HighJon BauerTimothy BergelinNathan BluhmEric BowmanRyan BrandtNate CarlsonDavid CarrollDaniel DargenioShauna DargenioRobin DiazKathy DrachBridget EberlAmy FasslerPreston GenettStanley GerszewskiDacia GiordanaJustin GlodowskiDenny GoettlRenee GuldanRandy HartwigCaleb HendersonTim HeegScott HigginsKatie HitchcockJason KarrelsJoshua KnechtRich KopitzkeTroy KummJessica LeMoineRae Ann LeonhardtJoshua LinnKeira LobnerKathleen MahoneyMichaela MarshallJames McDonaldDean McFarlaneAdam MeyerRichard MichalecRyan MooreElizabeth OttKaren OttGregory ReiersonJacob SchepplerScott ShulferCarolyn SpoerlMelissa StockheimerAdam StrobelEric TeskaCharles TreanklerAnna UeckerTaylor VarshoLoretta VeersBen WillTami WolffMark Zee

Marshfield MiddleJames BennettBrent BensonKris BergThomas CarterMichele DeCandia

Madalyn FieldAnnalist FisherBill GeigerRyan GrissmanLean HankeMichael HankeJames HighfieldCara JonesKimberly KolstadRachel KrentzAnnie KruegerRichard LamermayerBecky LinzmeierJessica ManlickEric NelsonMichael PahlBrandi ReedJames SadowskaEmily SchneideggerJed SchillingTerri SchmidtSamantha WillDerek Wojcik

Nasonville ElementaryJason EckesSarah FoxDeb GruenlohJackie GuldanMathew HawleyMary KellyEmily KrugJessica MillerJennifer MortvedtJennifer OertelBrian QuarneCarla ScheuerKristina VantasselKelly VossBrynne Wahlstrom

PittsvilleElementary/MSMichelle AbelKristin BlaserGrace BrieseKristine DoeringEric HahnBonnie HedstromJackie HeinzenRon KleinLiz KnutsonJames KruegerLonda KuehnKarlette KummTaylor MolitorTy NatzkeLeslie NiedfeldtJen PetersenAshley RaygoTodd SankenCindy SchooleyDoug SchultzHeidi SischoKate Van HarenRick Winters

Pittsville HSAlyssa AndersonMark DennistonJohn DownsTara GrossmanZoe HaleChauncey JonesAlix MaddenLindsay MeissnerRobert PiotrowskiJordan RayburnMegan SchirgerTodd Steward

Spencer ElementaryLaura AndersonLogan BezlykWhitney EckesMary KolstadTammi MillerAnn PankratzMargaret PayantCarmen SchweigerJanet Wolf

Spencer MS/HSBeau LasiewiczSaydi OlsonRandy VealeJon Wagner

St. John’s Primary/Our Lady of PeaceNancy BaierlJessie BauerDonna BoyungAmy CliffordJessica CollotonLynn GilhausenDonna HayesRebecca HermanDeb KennedyCheryl SchmidtChelsey StrackBeth Weiland

St. Joseph’s-StratfordKristy BangartCharly HesselGregory KasterJanet SchmidtJenny Werner

Trinity LutheranTodd DahlkeMichelle KorthRachel WisniewskiMike Wisniewski

Washington ElementaryMaureen BeverJeremy BulgrinApril DaulAmanda FranseenHeather GrissmanAnn KollrossLinda LangCarrie MartinKelly OngnaShelly SchneiderRhonda SmithBridget StatzDeAnn SteinwagnerChristy Treankler

What’s Happening in Marshfield • NOVEMBER

Event info at visitmarshfield.com !

BEER. PIZZA. MUSIC. ft. THE FOXFIRE AFFAIR November 14 • 9am - 3pmOak Avenue Community Center

ONE NIGHT IN THE ‘80s November 16 •7pm - 10pmChestnut Center for the Arts

A WORLD OF MUSICNovember 16 • 7:30pmLuCille Tack Center for the Arts

MAIN STREET HOLIDAY PARADENovember 21• 6:30pm Central Avenue, 2nd St. to 9th St.

BEER. PIZZA. MUSIC. ft. MONTANA & MIKE November 21 • 6:30pm - 8:30pmThe Oven Above the Pub

SEASONAL TREASURES CRAFT SHOWNovember 22 - 23 Fri. 2pm - 8pm • Sat. 8am - 2pm Oak Avenue Community Center

Marshfield Rotary Winter Wonderland November 29 - December 31, 2019

PAWS & PANCAKES BREAKFASTNovember 3 • 8am - 11:30am Holiday Inn & Conference Center

LADIES NIGHT HOLIDAY SOCIAL November 7 • 5pm - 8pmSchalow’s Nursery - Garden Center

BEER. PIZZA. MUSIC. ft. JOE G November 7 • 6:30pm - 8:30pmThe Oven Above the Pub

11th ANNUAL IRON CHEF November 7 • 5:30pm - 8:30pmRiverEdge Golf Course

ALPINE HOLIDAY November 8 - 9 Fri. 4pm - 11pm Sat. 7:30am - 11pmColumbus Catholic High School & Columbus Cathlolic Middle School

CELEBRATE FALL IN MARSHFIELD November 9 • 9am - 3pmOak Avenue Community Center

HUNTER’S WIDOW’S WEEKEND November 23 •10am - 6pm Marshfield Mall

P.E.O. HOLIDAY BOUTIQUENovember 23 •9am - 3pm Holiday Inn & Conference Center

FESTIVAL FOODS TURKEY TROTNovember 28 • 8am Marshfield High School

MARSHFIELD COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING DINNER November 28 • 11am - 1pmFree for all • Carry out available American Legion Hall

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY November 30 Downtown Marshfield

SANTA AT SCHALOW’S NURSERY November 30 • 10am - 4pm Schalow’s Nursery

Renew your holiday spirit at Marshfield’s Rotary Winter Wonderland at Wildwood Park & Zoo. Featuring two million LED lights, animated walk and drive-through displays, Santa’s Village, Nativity Scenes, Santa visits, horse drawn carriage rides, live Gingerbread Jamz holiday music, and much more!

• For more information, directions and updates, visit rotarywinterwonderland.com• For information on other fun things to do in Marshfield when you come to town to see the lights, go to: visitmarshfield.com

3……………………….……...Paws & Pancakes 9th Annual Fundraising Breakfast (8-11:30 am, Holiday Inn)

5.…………………Decline of Bricks & Mortar Retail (7:00-8:30 PM, UWSP at Marshfield, Room 131)

7………………………………………………………….……………..………….…………Iron Chef (5:30-8:30 pm, RiverEdge)

7……………………………………………………………………………………………………..Dale Carnegie (4:30 pm, MACCI)

8-9………………………………………………………………………….Alpine Holiday (Columbus Catholic High School)

9…………..……………………………..Live Performance by Doozey (7-11 pm, Columbus Catholic School Gym)

11……………………………………….…….MACCI’s Business & Governmental Affairs Meeting (11 am, MACCI)

11………………………………………………………….Marshfield Young Professionals Meeting (5:30 pm, MACCI)

11………………………………………….………………….…….Agri-Business Committee Meeting (3:30 pm, MACCI)

14…………………………………………………………………………………………………..Dale Carnegie (4:30 pm, MACCI)

14………………………………………….………....…..MACCI’s “Fiesta” Business Bowl (1-5 pm, Rose Bowl Lanes)

19……………………………………………………………..……………………………….……..….Business After 5 (Elks Lodge)

20………………….…….…………..…….Marshfield Area Human Resource Association (8 am, Forward Bank)

21…………………………………………………………………………………………………..Dale Carnegie (4:30 pm, MACCI)

21…………..………………Leadership Marshfield – Education Day (7:45 am, Mid-State Technical College)

21………..………………………….…..Holiday Parade (6:30 pm, Downtown Marshfield - starts at 2nd street)

23…………………………………………..…………Hunter's Widows Weekend (9:30 am - 6 pm, Marshfield Mall)

23………………………………………………………………………………Wake Up Santa (10 am-6 pm, Marshfield Mall)

23………………………………………………………….………………P.E.O Holiday Boutique (9 am-3 pm, Holiday Inn)

25…………………………………………………………...………MACCI Executive Committee Meeting (3 pm, MACCI)

28………………………………………………………Festival Foods Turkey Trot (8 am, Marshfield Senior High)

28-29…………………………………………………………………………………………………….……….MACCI OFFICE CLOSED

29-Dec. 31…………………….…………..…..……….……..Rotary Winter Wonderland (5-9 pm, Wildwood Park)

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