1. art and entertainment
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Business &
Industry Night
Annual Golf
Winners
New Members
Budget
Briefing
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The Newsletter of the West Shore Chamber of Commerce
Learn how to Relax, Relate & Rejuvenate!
Sally Mentzer of LAM Systems presented door
prize winner Jonna Godwin with a touch pad
at the April Afternoon Networking Mixer on
April 20.
Sponsors Ken Logan, Waddell & Reed, Scott
Newton WPS Solutions and Stephanie Gehman,
HIA presented at the A.M. Eye Opener on April
24.
Join the Women in Business Roundtable to Relax, Relate & Rejuvenate on Thursday, June
21 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Messiah Lifeways. This professional development
seminar will help attendees keep themselves physically and mentally healthy, both
inside and out of the office.
Vacations are a great way to relax and reset your life in all aspects. Take the stress
out of travel preparation with Jason Holland of Travel Simplicity. Jason will share tips
and tricks for stress-free vacation preparation, as well as ways to make sure you can
relax and enjoy your time away from daily life.
Everyone knows that what you put into your body affects both your body and mind.
Amy Shepps, RD, LDN, Clinical Nutrition Manager for Holy Spirit Health System, will
show you how to incorporate easy, label-reading techniques that will help you choose
the best foods for your diet. You will also learn about what ingredients you should limit
or avoid and how eating on a schedule will help you reach your ideal body weight.
With an ever-increasing to-do list and busy schedule, you may find it difficult to fit
exercise into your daily routine. Lynette Dibrito of Momentum Fitness Center will show
you easy ways to incorporate exercise into your daily activities, even if you sit at a desk all
day. These simple yoga exercises will help increase your energy level and productivity.
The cost to attend this seminar is $20/member and $35/non-member and includes
a healthy lunch and quality networking. Thank you to event sponsors HDH Group and
Messiah Lifeways. To register, visit the events calendar at www.wschamber.org.
Powerful Day of Professional Development
for Women in Central PA
June 8
Cumberland County Job Fair
June 21
Relax, Relate & Rejuvenate
June 26
Networking Mixer
Inspiring Business
Hundreds of professional women gathered at the Radisson Hotel Harrisburg on April
26 for a day of networking and professional development at the 18th Annual Business
Women’s Forum.
Business Women’s Forum is an annual, regional event co-hosted by the West Shore,
Greater Carlisle Area and Harrisburg Regional Chambers of Commerce. In addition, the
Gettysburg Adams Area, Mechanicsburg, Shippensburg and York County Chambers also
provide marketing support for this event.
Attendees enjoyed a wide variety of breakout sessions in addition to the keynote
presentation from Areva Martin, award winning attorney, syndicated columnist, author
and speaker. During the event luncheon, Ms. Martin presented “Freedom to Breathe”.
This presentation took the audience on a brief tour of women’s historical role as caregivers
and helpers to present day, where although we live in a society that legally empowers us,
many women still remain in the background, un-empowered and struggling.
In addition to the many professional development sessions, attendees enjoyed
networking in a sold-out exhibit hall and completed “exhibitor bingo cards” for a chance
to win a Michelle watch donated by Mountz Jewelers.
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Business Spotlight
What services or products does your business
offer?
We are a full service catering company serving
both corporate and private sectors with all the
components to plan and deliver on any event
needing food and beverage.
How does your business separate itself from
your competition?
We are a locally owned and operated business that
prides itself on in being engaged with each client
to deliver on their unique and special needs.
How do you see your business growing in the
future?
We are in a growth mode after several years of
maintaining a holding pattern. The economy
is feeling better and the corporate clientele
are starting to relax and do business again
using caterers for social functions and internal
celebrations and trainings.
How does your business get involved in the
community?
We are constantly involved in local charities and
fundraisers, as well as community festivals. We
are in the community every day and usually can
be found assisting somebody to celebrate a special
time in their life or company. We also sponsor a
local baseball team.
How long has your business been a member of
the Chamber?
Since 1999.
How has Chamber membership been beneficial
to your business?
Our company has benefitted from its West Shore
Chamber of Commerce membership though
numerous contacts and networking activities as
well as the utmost in support and consideration
for their members.
The Chamber’s Public Relations & Marketing
Committee has created the Business Spotlight to
highlight member companies via business card
drawings at a Chamber event.
Work Your Magic by Exhibiting at
Business & Industry Night
Take your business-to-business marketing to the next level by exhibiting at
Business & Industry Night - Work Your Magic! This magical event will take place
on Thursday, October 4 from 3:00 - 7:00 p.m. at the Radisson Hotel Harrisburg
in Camp Hill. Exhibitors will work their magic and put customers under a spell
with quality themed booths, packed with business-to-business information.
Exhibitors will also network with business contacts while enjoying the great
exposure, top notch hors d’oeuvres and wall-to-wall networking of this annual
trade show.
Those looking to showcase their products and services can purchase an
exhibit space at a discounted rate of $575 before July 31. Exhibit spaces include:
a 10-foot x 6-foot exhibit area, electricity, a 6-foot table with two chairs, four
tickets to the event (a $100 value), a special, discounted rate for additional tickets
and a listing in the event program published on
the back cover of the Central Penn Business
Journal. Business & Industry Night Work Your Magic is sponsored by
AmeriChoice Federal Credit Union,
Capital BlueCross, Central Penn
Business Journal, PinnacleHealth
System, WHP 580 and WHP CBS 21.
For more information or to reserve
your discounted exhibit space, call
Leigh-Ann Reitze at 761-0702 today.
6th Annual Mega Mixer Sponsorships
Now Available
The 6th Annual Mega Mixer is one of the largest mixers of the year, where
members of the West Shore, Carlisle Area, Mechanicsburg, and Shippensburg
Area Chambers of Commerce and Cumberland County Economic Development
enjoy a free evening of mega networking. Each year, more than 500 people attend
this colossal mixer, which is made possible through sponsorship support. This
year’s Mega Mixer will take place on Thursday, September 13 from 5:30 to 7:30
p.m. at Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse. Thank you to Main Event Sponsor,
Members 1st Federal Credit Union.
If your business would like an excellent opportunity to expand its
marketing exposure, consider becoming a 6th Annual Mega Mixer Supporting
Sponsor. The investment is
$1,000 and includes: listing on
the Carlisle Area, Mechanicsburg,
Shippensburg Area and West
Shore Chambers of Commerce
and CCED Websites; listing in
each of the host’s newsletters;
logo on event signage; display
table; opportunity to provide givea-ways; and inclusion in media
releases.
For more information on
the Mega Mixer and how your
business can be a part of this
event, call Leigh-Ann Reitze at
(717) 761-0702 or email leighann@wschamber.org.
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Chamber Announces 2012
Annual Golf Outing Winners
Perfect weather, a challenging course, genial competition and networking without
walls all added up to a great day for everyone at the West Shore Chamber Annual
Golf Outing on May 10. Nearly 70 golfers and 12 volunteers enjoyed a great day at
Blue Ridge Country Club. The Chamber would like to thank Tournament Sponsor
Orrstown Bank, the golfers, volunteers and the Golf Committee for all of their hard
work in making this annual event a success.
Congratulations to the following individual winners:
Putting Contest – Geoff Cooper
Men’s Closest to the Pin - Sean O’Conner
Women’s Closest to the Pin – Deb Elliot
Men’s Longest Drive – Jack McEwen
Women’s Longest Drive – Diann Roffe
Beat the Pro – Tony DaMore
The bolded businesses in Business News
are Chamber members. If you would like to
submit business news, send your 20-word
announcement to businessnews@wschamber.
org by the first Friday of every month.
Patient First offers “Heads Up” about
concussions. Warmer weather means being
more active and provides more chances of
getting hurt. Taking early steps is the best way
to prevent a concussion. Patient First doctors
are available to discuss concussions and how
to treat them. For more info, call 819-3320.
Allenberry Resort Inn & Playhouse
welcomes Bob Cooney back to The Breeches
Bar & Grille. Bob plays 7 – 11 p.m. For more
info, please visit www.allenberry.com.
Congratulations to the following teams:
1st Place - J.P. West, Rick Campomizzi, Brad Kittsley, Andrew Kochanowski
2nd Place - Joe Rodgers, Damian Salvi, Sean O’Conner, Kyle Hutnik
3rd Place - Justin Shoemaker, Brad Swidler, Nik Sgagias, Nathan Book
A special thanks to sponsors Orrstown Bank (Tournament), Capital BlueCross
(Hospitality & Flag), Shenk Athletic Company (Gift), United Concordia Dental (Cart),
Highmark Blue Shield (Hole-in-One), PinnacleHealth System (Beat the Pro), Comcast
Business Class (Putting Contest), and Associated Bag Company (Bag). Thank you to
the many supporting sponsors: tee, bag insert and prize donors.
R E T T E W announces the following: a
jump of 249 spots on Engineering NewsRecord’s (ENR) annual list of top 500 design
firms in the country to 166; and new employee
Shane B. Ettinger, project manager.
Army Heritage Center Foundation
announces the slate of honorees that the
Foundation will recognize at its 5th Annual
Membership Dinner on September 14, 2012.
Former Pennsylvania Governor and Secretary
of Homeland Security, the Honorable Thomas
Ridge will accept the Foundation’s Armstrong
Award; CSM Jeffrey Mellinger, USA Ret.,
will receive the Living Legend Award; and
the Army Arlington Ladies will accept the
Foundation’s Boots on the Ground Award.
Gunn Mowery announces that its Mount
Joy branch, which was located at 321 West
Main Street, will relocate to 205 Granite Run
Drive Suite #210, Lancaster, PA 17601.
Fredricksen Library is proud to accept one
of the most prestigious awards in the library
world: The John Cotton Dana Award of the
American Library Association.
Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau
and the U.S. Army Heritage announce
the grand opening of the Visitor Information
Desk and the new 2012 Cumberland Valley
Visitors Guide.
Harrisburg Academy is proud to announce
that the Academy’s Water Project Club raised
$7,000 for wells in Africa.
SF&Company, CPAs and Business
Advisors announces new employee Jared
Bradley CPA, as Staff Accountant.
Photos by
Travel Simplicity
AmeriChoice Federal Credit Union
announces their 8 th Annual Charity Golf
Classic Tournament at Carlisle Country Club
on June 11 to benefit Uplifting Athletes.
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Manpower of Harrisburg announces new
hires Joelene Campbell and Dan Gehris.
Orrstown Financial Services, Inc.
announces that Floyd E. Stoner has been
elected to the company’s Board of Directors.
Cumberland Valley Visitors Bureau is
pleased to be a part of the grand reopening of
the Turnpike Plaza in Plainfield.
F&M Trust announces the promotion of
Matthew C. Clark, Assistant Vice President, to
Technology Services Officer.
Momentum, Inc. and Susan Graham
Consulting, LLC held their First Annual
Cupcake Challenge to benefit the Hershey
Ronald McDonald House® of Central PA.
Sprint Premier Wireless announces that
Chamber members can receive up to a $175
port-in credit when your business switches to
Sprint. Contact Alanna Menser at 717-766-4385
for details.
Cordier Auctions & Appraisals is seeking
quality consignments for the Fall 2012 Antique
and Fine Art Auction.
Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.
announces their recognition as one of the
top 500 design firms in the United States by
Engineering News-Record Magazine.
West Shore Chamber member and owner of
Momentum, Inc., a management consulting
firm based in Camp Hill, was recognized on
Friday, May 11, 2012 as one of the region’s top
25 Women of Influence. She is co-owner of
the company along with Karen Sarabok and
Steve Clay.
Konhaus Marketing & Communications
now offers Cravings for SavingsTM, the easiest and
most affordable way to grow your business by
putting your message in the hands of potential
customers today. They also offer all aspects of
Every Door Direct Mail® (EDDM) service. Call
Sarah for more information 717.731.9456.
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Junior Leadership Class of 2012
Graduates Twenty-Nine Students
On May 2, the West Shore Chamber of Commerce Foundation held its graduation
for the Class of 2012 Junior Leaders. The graduation was held at Cumberland
Valley High School and began with a breakfast buffet in the cafeteria followed by a
graduation ceremony in the Performing Arts Center. The Class of 2012 graduated
twenty-nine students from Cumberland Valley, Mechanicsburg, Camp Hill, Trinity,
East Pennsboro, Cedar Cliff and Big Spring High Schools.
Scott Shirley, Executive Director, Uplifting Athletes, spoke to the eighty people
in attendance made up of students, teachers, administrators, volunteers, Chamber
members and staff. He shared his insights on leadership and how he became the
face of Uplifting Athletes, a national charitable organization whose mission is to raise
money and awareness for rare disease research. Scott’s message of “Together…We
Are… Stronger!” was inspirational and thought-provoking for everyone in attendance.
Alex Swade, Trinity High School, and Chris Walker, Cedar Cliff High School,
shared thoughts of what they learned from the Junior Leadership program and how
it will help them as they enter their senior year of high school and beyond. Maddie
Hoch, Mechanicsburg High School, thanked PSECU as the Graduation Sponsor,
the many site and tuition sponsors, the school’s guidance counselors, teachers
and administrators, and parents and volunteers for their support of the students
throughout the year.
The Foundation is currently reviewing student applications for the Class of 2013,
which will commence in September. Volunteers are needed to assist with the five
student sessions. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer or facilitator and
working with the new class of students, contact Kimberly Arthur-Tressler at 761-0702
or Kimberly@wschamber.org.
Cara Hans, Mechanicsburg
High School, presented
checks to Holy Spirit Health
System Medical Outreach
S e r v i c e s ( b e l ow ) a n d
Downtown Daily Bread
(left), the organizations
that were selected by the
students to receive minigrants.
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New Members
The following new members were approved by the Chamber’s Board of Directors at its April meeting. Thank you to sponsors Ana Yost,
Susquehanna Bank and Gary Scicchitano, Visiting Nurse Association of Central Pennsylvania.
Oven Industries, Inc.
Rose Westcott
5060 Ritter Rd #C8
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
(717) 766-0721
Manufacturing
www.ovenind.com
Medical Revenue Solutions, LLC
Beverly Reider
950 Walnut Bottom Rd, Ste 133
Carlisle, PA 17015
(717) 713-9736
Health Care
www.medicalrevenuesolution-usa.co
McGinley School of Irish Dance
Lena McGinley-Crosier
701 Pear St
Lemoyne, PA 17043
(717) 691-1163
Art
www.mcginleyirishdancers.com
Myers-Buhrig Funeral Home
and Crematory LTD
Robert Buhrig
37 East Main St
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
(717) 766-3421
Funeral
www.Myers-Buhrig.com
Excel Group
Mark Moore
45675 Terminal Dr
Sterling, VA 20166
(703) 880-1956
Delivery
www.excelgroup.com
Grün, LLC
Keith Verner
PO Box 93
Camp Hill, PA 17001
(717) 712-3517
Electrical
www.grunonline.com
ChamberConnects Seeks Interested Members
The Chamber has had great excitement and feedback from its first ChamberConnects referral exchange group. ChamberConnects groups
are bi-monthly meetings of industry exclusive individuals that build relationships and give qualified leads and referrals to one another.
This new program is so successful that the Chamber has formed a second group, and is now taking industry exclusive reservations for
a third! Here is what group members have been saying:
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For more information on ChamberConnects and how you can become a part of one of these quality referral exchange groups, call Chris
Gehr at 761-0702.
Chamber Seeks Volunteers
Do you know someone in high school or college that is interested in gaining real-world business experience? The Chamber is always
in need of volunteers to help with new member outreach, administrative duties, and event support. With the summer months quickly
approaching, this is a great opportunity to meet people, gain experience, and make an impact in the business community.
If you or anyone you know would be interested in volunteering with the Chamber, contact Aretta Landis-Perdigao at 761-0702 or
aretta@wschamber.org
Member-to-Member Discounts
Do you have a member-to-member benefit that you would like to offer to your fellow Chamber members? Do you have a special offer
or discount for Chamber members? If so, please contact Kimberly Arthur-Tressler at 761-0702 or Kimberly@wschamber.org. Take
advantage of this free marketing tool which is available to all Chamber members!
Is Your Business Card on the Wall of Fame?
One of the most effective, versatile and affordable ways to promote you and your business is through the use of your business card.
We all know that business cards are a great tool for leads, referrals and introductions while networking. Why not network without the
handshake by displaying your business cards on the Chamber’s Wall of Fame, located in the Chamber’s lobby?
More than 200 business professionals visit the Chamber monthly. This free benefit of membership is a great way to promote your
business in a high-traffic area to fellow Chamber members and visitors. Members interested in placing their business cards in the
Chamber’s lobby can stop by or mail their cards to 4211 Trindle Road, Camp Hill, PA 17011.
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Member Renewals
Thank you to the following members who continued their support of the business community by recently renewing their annual
membership investment.
50 - 59 years
Waggoner Frutiger & Daub LLP
Belco Community Credit Union
Business Gift Solutions
Business Valuations & Strategies PC
40 - 49 years
Department of PA DAV
Consolidated Properties
Gingrich’s Plumbing and Heating
M & Z Carpets Inc.
Harrisburg International Airport (HIA)
Taylor Enterprises L.P.
Hershey Harrisburg Regional Visitors
Bureau
30 - 39 years
LAM
Systems Inc.
Diocesan Publications Ltd.
Momentum
Fitness Center
R WM Wire Associates PC
New Hope Ministries
Pennsylvania Legislative Services LLC
20 - 29 years
Pennsylvania-Delaware District Council
ABC West Lanes
Range End Golf Club
JFC Staffing Companies
Looker, Wolfe & Gephart Insurance Agency RVG Management & Development Co .
Sir D’s Catering
Padden, Guerrini & Associates PC
SPACEMART Self Storage
R.J. Fisher & Associates Inc.
W.E.B. Contracting Inc.
Super Spray Car Wash
10 - 19 years
Alpha Consulting Engineers Inc.
AmeriChoice Federal Credit Union
Avis Rent A Car
5 - 9 years
Business2Business Magazines
Fine Art Photo Inc.
Graphcom Inc.
COMMITTEE NEWS
³ The Public Relations & Marketing Committee invites members to take pictures at
Chamber events, post them on Facebook and link them back to the West Shore Chamber
of Commerce’s Facebook page.
³ The Strategic Planning Committee held their quarterly meeting to review the
Chamber’s substantial progress on its latest strategic plan. It was noted that the Chamber’s
board, staff, and each of the Chamber’s committees have fully embraced the plan, and are
actively working to achieve positive outcomes. Several new initiatives have already been
put in place as a result of the Plan and you can expect to see even more advancement as
the year continues.
³ Attorney Matt Esslinger of Swartz Campbell LLC, recently concluded a two-part
presentation to the Human Resources Committee on Workers’ Compensation. These very
informative sessions led to lively discussion as the group considered numerous situations
that may put an employer at risk for a claim and what businesses can do to prevent such
situations. The Committee will meet again on June 1 for a presentation by Angela Thomas,
Esquire with Latsha Davis & McKenna, P.C. on Employment Law.
³ The Chamber’s Economic Development Committee has several exciting initiatives
planned. The first is their upcoming “The Escape Artist: Successful Exit Planning” seminar,
scheduled for May 31. Next, the Committee is developing a funding network to connect
area lenders with business owners in need of capital, and last, the Committee would like
to speak with anyone interested in investing activities. For further information about
any of these great initiatives, please contact Kathleen Fey at 717-761-0702 or Kathleen@
wschamber.org.
³ The Golf Committee announces the West Shore vs. Carlisle Area Chamber Shootout
on Friday, September 7 at Armitage Golf Club. Sponsorships are now available. Contact
Leigh-Ann Reitze at 761-0702 for more information.
Integrity Bank
PA Manufacturers’ Association
The Conference Center at Central Penn
College
The Foundation for Enhancing Communities
1 - 4 years
Bailey Landscape & Maintenance
Capital Area Pregnancy Centers / Life
Choices Clinic
Cumberland Fulfillment, LLC
Dream Travel Services, Inc.
Geiger
Gemini 5 Designs
Golden Living - West Shore
Groundwater Sciences Corporation
Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race
Course
iDrive Interactive, LLC
Keystone Human Services
Launching Lives, LLC
Miller & Miller Inc.
Sales4You
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Governmental Affairs Committee Hosts Budget Secretary
Charles Zogby
The West Shore Chamber of Commerce’s Governmental Affairs Committee recently
hosted a breakfast briefing featuring a presentation by Budget Secretary Charles Zogby
at the West Shore Country Club.
Several Chamber members in attendance requested that specific areas of the state
budget be addressed. One area included education, and a recommendation that
statewide health coverage for all school districts be put in place, rather than five separate
programs. This would reduce costs, take the burden off the districts and reduce this
as a bargaining issue. Educators receive 3-4% wage increases with no performance
evaluation, and testing shows that just one-third of students are performing at grade
level. There has been a slight increase in PSSA testing scores, but all students need to
have a quality education to be successful in the workforce of tomorrow.
A request was also made by Hampden Township Commissioner Al Bienstock to not
push costs down to the local level as the state adheres to its no new taxes policy. When asked about privatization of liquor stores, Zogby
reported that the Governor does not feel this is a business the state should be in. Also, there is a new Office of Innovation which will focus
on bringing state government offices together for cost savings, but this needs to be institutionalized into the full state government. When
questioned about transportation funding’s place in this budget, Zogby noted that in his opinion, this is not the time. Gas prices are expected
to exceed $4.00 per gallon and businesses and families cannot afford the additional cost of transportation funding at this time.
Secretary Zogby reported to the group that the challenge facing the state is trying to close large budget deficits without an increase
in taxes. Zogby explained that pensions, public welfare, prisons and public safety and a debt service of $1.2 billion are four mandated
areas of the budget. He noted that revenue projects are better than the $5 million that was projected in December, which means the
State may be in a position to add funding back to the budget and that he absolutely believes the budget will be approved on time.
Fiesta! Regional Mixer!
More than 300 business professionals spiced up their networking at the Cinco de Mayo
Regional Mixer Fiesta on May 3 at the Conference Center at Shippensburg University. This
successful mixer included ethnic food and quality business-building with members from
the following chambers: Carlisle Area, Chambersburg, Greencastle-Antrim, Harrisburg
Regional, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, Perry County, Shippensburg Area, Tuscarora
Area, Waynesboro Area, and West Shore in addition to Cumberland County Economic
Development and Shippensburg University.
Thank you to the following sponsors for making this event a great success: Gold
Sponsors: Chartwells; Conference Center at Shippensburg University; Cumberland
County Economic Development/Cumberland County Visitors Bureau; Phantom Shadow
and Shippensburg University. Grand Prize Sponsor: Nemacolin Woodlands Resort. Silver
Sponsor: Members 1st Federal Credit Union. Mark your calendars now for next year’s event,
that will take place on May 2, 2013!
Donald Shores and Stan Olejarczyk enjoy
networking with more than 300 members
of area chambers at the Cinco de Mayo
Regional Mixer Fiesta on May 3.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Members can register to attend Chamber events through the online Events Calendar at www.wschamber.org.
³ 6/8 - 4th Cumberland County Job Fair, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., Cumberland Valley High School Gymnasium, 6746 Carlisle Pike,
Mechanicsburg - The 4th Cumberland County Job Fair offers job seekers the opportunity to search local employment openings,
have a professional resume and cover letter review, find our more about Unemployment Compensation and CareerLink services.
There is no registration required and the Job Fair is free to all job seekers.
³ 6/21 - Relax, Relate & Rejuvenate, 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., Messiah Lifeways, 100 Mt. Allen Drive, Mechanicsburg - Learn tips
and tricks to keep yourself physically and mentally healthy, both in and outside of the office. The cost to attend this seminar is $20/
member and $35/non-member and includes a healthy lunch and quality networking.
³ 6/26 - June Networking Mixer, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m., Pyramid Construction Services Inc., 840 N. Front St, Wormleysburg - This freeto-attend networking mixer is a great opportunity to build relationships with new, prospective and current Chamber members.
Mixers are free as a benefit of membership and prospective members may attend up to three free Chamber events per year.
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Connections is published monthly by the West Shore
Chamber of Commerce, 4211 Trindle Road, Camp Hill,
PA 17011. The Chamber reserves the right to edit and
evaluate all materials submitted for publication.
Phone: (717) 761-0702 ~ Fax: (717) 761-4315
Email: wschamber@wschamber.org
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DIRECTORS
Gary Scicchitano, Chairman of the Board
Larry Bashore, Vice Chair of Administration
Jennifer Hipp, Esq., Vice Chair of Community &
Economic Development
Tom McKee, Vice Chair of Member Services
Andrea Dietz, Vice Chair of Programs
Rhonda Hebbard, Vice Chair of Public Relations &
Marketing
Aaron Grumbling, Treasurer
Bill DeVore, Immediate Past Chair
George Book, Jr.
Donna Davidson
Mark Duffie
Salvatore V. Fazzolari
Dr. William Harner
Geir Magnusson
Robert Manbeck
Bob Saline
Erin Schutter
Kerwin Stetler
Lynn Stickler
Susan Stuart
Steve Thomas
Kathleen M. Mangan Fey, President & CEO
Editor: Mary Clayton
Recognition Earned
QualityDefined
ResultsDelivered
National "Top Performer" For Quality
Heart Attack Care
The Society of Thoracic Surgeons
Highest Rating for Bypass Surgery
Holy Spirit Health System has always been committed to
providing the highest quality care. These six awards speak
for themselves and recognize our clinical excellence in
orthopedics, heart surgeries, heart attack care, treatment
for heart failure, and care of patients with pneumonia.
hsh.org