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WADSWORTH
Chamber of Commerce
November 2014 Newsletter
The Benefits of Shopping Locally
As we gear up for the festive holiday season, the Wadsworth Area
Chamber of Commerce is hosting “Come Home for the Holidays,” a
program that reminds our community to shop local.
I found this great article by Alyssa Gregory about shopping locally and
thought our membership would enjoy the information:
The Importance of Shopping and Doing Business Locally
More and more, people are being encouraged to shop locally. This
movement isn’t just a fad, and it has benefits that reach beyond keeping
small mom and pop retailers afloat in a difficult economy.
Here are just a few reasons why it’s important to shop - and do
business - local whenever possible.
Shopping local stimulates the local economy.
When you shop at locally-owned stores, the money you spend stays
within the community. That’s because local businesses are more likely to
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Looking Forward to Our December Luncheon
There is no meeting in November due to the Thanksgiving holiday, but we
look forward to seeing you December 10 for our special Holiday Luncheon!
New Members
Take a moment to become familiar with new Chamber members
Mark Your Calendars
Special events to keep in mind and in your schedule
Member News
Events and opportunities to interact with Chamber members
The Benefits of Shopping Locally - Continued on page 2
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Chamber Office
Janie Parish, Executive Director
exec@wadsworthchamber.com
Sharon Wright, Membership Benefit Coordinator
admin@wadsworthchamber.com
2014 Executive Board
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purchase from other local businesses. The result is that the local tax base grows and you can help your
local businesses keep each other growing. A stronger tax base means improved schools, better roads and
greater support for your local police and fire departments.
It creates local jobs.
Small businesses are big employers. With jobs being created right where you live, your friends, neighbors
and family can find jobs closer to home. That has a huge impact on family, community and the environment
because it cuts back on commute times.
Wadsworth Real Estate
The customer service is better.
When you run into a problem, you’re more likely to receive a satisfactory resolution from a local business
owner or employee.
Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease, LLP
Local non-profits get more support.
Local businesses donate more to local non-profits, directly benefitting your friends, family and neighbors.
Karen Wilson, President
Tom Crookes, Vice President
Darrell Carey, Treasurer
Carey & Associates
Tommy Hayes, Secretary
SaberLogic
Johanna Perrino, Past President
Shopping local directly benefits you.
Because local businesses help grow the economic base of your community, the dollars you spend have a
domino effect. In many ways, that money will eventually find its way back to you.
WCTV
That’s not all. Small towns can survive difficult downturns in the economy with a thriving local business
center. Shopping local keeps your neighborhoods safe and beautiful and stabilizes home values.
2014 Directors
Remember, you don’t have to shop local every time to make an impact. Getting in the mindset of shopping
and doing business locally first is all it takes to start improving your community.
Erik Allwood
FirstMerit Bank
Brooke Bonelli
M3 Energy
Christina Laskovski
Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital
Joe Magnacca
Wadsworth City Schools
Jeff Novak
Advanced Insurance Designs, Inc.
Ann Reusch
Westfield Bank
Thomas Sigel
Ohio Regional Music Arts & Cultural Outreach
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The Third Holiday Flavors of the Chamber Veterans Day Ceremony
Holiday Flavors of the Chamber originated in 2012 when the
Chamber received calls and emails from our members inquiring
about Chamber food service members who offer prepared holiday
foods for office parties and home parties. The Inn at CoalRidge
invited us to their beautiful facility as a place to sample delicious
food offered by our members.
This year’s event is Wednesday, November 19, 5:30-8:00 p.m.,
at The Inn at CoalRidge. It’s a great evening of networking,
discovering delectable ways to make your holidays easier and
supporting fellow Chamber members. (See included flyer.)
The Wadsworth Honor Guards, a
partnership of the Wadsworth Veterans
of Foreign Wars and American Legion
present The Veterans Day Ceremony,
Downtown Wadsworth on the Eleventh
Day of the Eleventh Month at the
Eleventh Hour.
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November Meeting
Event Information
As is our tradition, there is no meeting in November
due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Don’t miss The
Annual Holiday Wadsworth Area Chamber of
Commerce Luncheon, featuring the Wadsworth High
School Jazz Band
Date:
Time:
Upcoming Programs
• Wednesday, November 19 - Holiday Flavors of
the Chamber ~ The Inn at CoalRidge
• Wednesday, December 10 - Holiday Luncheon
• Wednesday, January 28 - Nonprofit Fair at the
Chamber Luncheon
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Wednesday, December 10, 2014
11:00a.m. - Social Networking
11:30a.m. - Lunch
12:00p.m. - WHS Jazz Band performs
toe-tapping holiday favorites.
The Wadsworth
Bicentennial Ornament
The Bicentennial
Ornament has arrived
to commemorate
this special year
in Wadsworth.
The limited-edition
ornaments are
available at Three
Roses Gift Boutique,
112 Main Street, the
Bicentennial web site,
www.wadsworth200.org or by contacting Lisa
Jones at lmckenziejones@gmail.com. The cost
is $15.00 each. What a great Christmas gift for
someone who has Wadsworth in their heart.
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2014 New Members
• A&A International, Inc.
Aditya Soni
3606 Torrey Pines Drive, Fairlawn, OH 44333
330.666.7475
www.globalsource4you.com
We help companies export product to India & also help with
sourcing product from India
• All Creatures Veterinary Clinic & Lodge
Larry D. Markley; Derri Tucker
249 High Street, Wadsworth, OH 44281
330.334.1677
www.acvet.net
Veterinary services and sales of veterinary food & products
• ETC Tech Solutions
Ashley Krautheim
3985 Eastern Road, Suite A, Norton, OH 44203
234.200.0800
www.etctech.net
ETC Tech Solutions delivers technology services & solutions
that provide economical, scalable solutions to maximize your
technology investment
• Silver Run Vineyards & Winery
Christine Sabo; Edward Sunkin
376 Eastern Road, Doylestown, OH 44230
330.671.1115
www.silverunwinery.com
Boutique winery featuring award-winning, hand-crafter wines
in a country setting. Relax by the fireplace in the cozy tasting
room or drink in the breathtaking sunsets while sipping wine
on the covered back porch or large deck. Bring your favorite
picnic food or order in from local restaurants that provide
delivery. Located minutes from downtown Wadsworth.
Available for private event rentals. Visit soon.
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2014 Holiday Traditions
• Friday, November 21~ 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Downtown Wadsworth presents
Candlelight Walk 2014
Downtown Wadsworth
Enjoy a traditional holiday celebration with your family in
Historic Downtown Wadsworth! Special guest Santa Claus
himself will arrive in style for an evening of family fun.
• Saturday, November 22 ~ 9:00-12:30 p.m.
Downtown Wadsworth presents Jingle Bell Jaunt,
Holiday Parade & Breakfast with Santa
Downtown Wadsworth
First, purchase jingle bells for $1and hop on the Jingle
Bell Carriage for a ride through town from 9:00-10:00a.m.
Next, watch the holiday parade, kicking off at 11:00a.m.,
and then have lunch with Santa (for a small fee) at
Central Intermediate School, presented by the Wadsworth
American Legion. What a great holiday morning!
Wadsworth Bling
Valeria Long, owner of Cardinal
Jewelry & Things, is offering
exclusive Wadsworth bling.
Short-sleeve shirts and caps ($22)
come in white, black and red, and
long-sleeve ($27) t-shirts. These
are original designs and just perfect
to show your Wadsworth spirit, not
to mention great gift giving. Visit
Cardinal Jewelry & Things at 154
Main Street. Hours are Mondays-Saturdays, 10:30 a.m.-5:00
p.m., and open until 8:00 p.m. on Thursday evenings.
The November “Women
Enriching Business Council”
The Chambers of
Medina County are
connecting women
and businesses
throughout the County!
Businesswomen from
all professional levels
and backgrounds
are coming together
to share ideas and
learn about relevant topics while networking and
supporting local businesses throughout the county.
This great group, Women Enriching Business
Council, is inviting all Medina County Chamber
members to the November meeting:
Friday, November 21, 2014
3:30-5:00 p.m.
Putters Pub & Event Center
116 Medina Road (Route #18), Medina
Enjoy networking with other Medina County Chamber
members and hear Laura Honzu provide some great
ways for “De-stressing during the Holidays.”
Kindly RSVP to the Greater Medina Chamber
of Commerce (the Medina Chamber will be
handling the RSVPs for all Women Enriching
Business Council events) so we are well-prepared
for your arrival – info@medinaohchamber.com or
330.723.8773.
www.wadsworthchamber.com
Mark Your Calendars
• Wednesday, November 5 | 8:00 a.m.
Downtown Wadsworth Incorporated (DWI)
Monthly Meeting
Wadsworth Public Library
This is an open meeting for all interested. DWI develops
and maintains a downtown identity that continually
advances the quality of the community’s social, cultural
and commercial environment. Contact information:
330.335.9301, www.MSWadsworth.org
• Thursday, November 6 | 6:30 p.m.
Ohio Regional Music Arts and Cultural Outreach
(ORMACO) Celebrates its Fourth Anniversary
• Friday, November 7 | 11:00 a.m. -12:45 p.m.
Wadsworth Independent Business Association
(WIBA) Speaker Series Program
Founders Hall, Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Health Center
Bryon Palitto and Dan Allen presents “Right Wired for
2015.” Lunch is $10. Reservations needed by November 3
by email to tbutt@allenandhartzell.com or call Allen
& Hartzell at 330.335.2521. www.wadsiba.com (See
included flyer)
• Tuesday, November 11 | 7:30-9:00 a.m.
Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Jilbert Winery, 1496 Columbia Road, Valley City
Wadsworth Chamber office
This annual celebration offers local wine and dinner with live
• Wednesday, November 12 or Thursday, November 13 |
music by Bradd Bell, guitar and vocals and Jacqui Caldarelli,
8:00-9:00 a.m.
vocals and ukulele and a brief presentation to acknowledge
Learn How to Improve your Emerging
all the fantastic outreach programs that took place over the
Business Workshop
last year and acknowledge special people who helped make
Medina
County Administration Building, Conference Room A
these programs a reality. The event is open to the public.
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N.
Broadway
Street, Medina
Tickets are $30 each and advanced reservations are required.
The
Medina
County
Auditor’s Office, the Wadsworth
Call 330.722.2541 or reserve online at www.ormaco.org
Area Chamber of Commerce, the Greater Medina
• Friday, November 7 | 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Chamber of Commerce and the Brunswick Area
2014 Senior/Caregiver Expo
Chamber of Commerce are hosting a free one-hour
617 School Drive, Field House & The Soprema Senior Center
workshop, presented by SCORE (Service Corps Of
Life is a Beach! Dozens of vendors provide booths of
Retired Executives, a resource partner with the Small
information, give-aways, door prizes, refreshments, flu
Business Administration.) See included flyer for additional
shots and fun. Medicare check-ups through OSHIIP. No
information.
admission fee. Special Expo luncheon special - $5.
• Tuesday, November 18 | 8:00-9:00 a.m.
• Friday, November 7 | 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
Chamber Member Coffee
Three Roses Gift Boutique celebrates
The Chamber Office - 132-A Main Street
Seven Years with Lucky Seven
Share some coffee time with Chamber members learning
112 Main Street, Wadsworth
the benefits you receive as a Wadsworth Chamber
Diane Ollom, owner of Three Roses, invites you to
member. This is a perfect way for new members to
celebrate the store’s seventh anniversary. Come in to
become familiar with the Chamber and a great review
roll the dice for your discount and enjoy surprises and
time for current members.
refreshments. Discounts are on regularly-priced items,
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The Wadsworth
Young Professionals Want You!
We learn best from sharing experiences with
one another. Each month, the Wadsworth Young
Professionals welcome a revered leader of a
community businesses or organization to speak
at “Mochas & Mentors.” Through this moderated
forum, a guest leader offers his/her valuable lessons
and insight for success in 45 minutes over an
array of healthy morning snacks and coffee. Young
professionals then have the opportunity to ask
thought-provoking questions during our ‘unplugged’
segment. Can you imagine a better way to get to
know the change makers in and around Wadsworth?
Please consider joining us for our exciting speaker
series, “Mochas & Mentors,” for you never know who
you’ll get to meet!
Thursday, November 20 ~ 8:00-9:00 a.m.
The Wadsworth Young Professionals present
Mochas & Mentors Speaker Series
Wadsworth Public Library
Join the Young Professionals for an informal look
into a guest mentor’s successful career journey. This
month’s guest mentor is Fred Hayduk, President of
Luke Engineering & Manufacturing Corporation.
www.wadsworthyoungprofessionals.com
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Member News
• Sandy Hinkle is the new executive
director of Feeding Medina
County. Previously, Sandy served
as executive director of Prevention
Partners of Wood County, where she
helped to increase services for young
people in the areas of substance
abuse, school failure and creating
healthy families. In 2010, she took a job in the College
of Health and Human Development at Penn State
University, where she worked to help build community
coalitions across the state that dealt with prevention
issues for youth.
• Medina Hospital’s Wound Healing Center is open,
offering chronic wound care management in an
outpatient setting. The center provides complete wound
care services to those suffering from diabetic ulcers,
pressure ulcers, infections, compromised skin grafts
and flaps. It has a multidisciplinary team of doctors,
nurses, and therapists dedicated to healing chronic
wounds and features Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. This
treatment provides the patient with 100-percent oxygen
(which promotes wound healing) while resting inside a
pressurized room. For additional information,
call 330.721.5126.
• SHC (Society for Handicapped
Citizens) is welcoming Sandi
Sammon as the Development
and Community Relations
Director. Sandi may be reached at
330.722.1900, ext. 100, or by email
at, ssammon@shc-medina.org
• Lenora Morse recently joined
Westfield Bank as Vice President
and Commercial Lender. She
is responsible for creating and
sustaining banking relationships
with businesses across Northeast
Ohio. Prior to joining Westfield Bank,
Lenora developed her skills working
in financial services for local businesses, private and
super regional financial institutions. She is a graduate of
Baldwin-Wallace College and a Medina resident. Lenora
may be reached at 330.722.8999.
• Palecek, McIlvaine, Hoffman & More Co., L.P.A., is
pleased to announce the Bradley J. Proudfoot has joined
the firm as an associate attorney in the general practice
of law. The firm is located at 273 Main Street, Suite 200,
Wadsworth. Phone: 330.334.1536 or 330.723.1580.
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• Wednesday, November 19 | 5:30-8:00 p.m.
The Third Holiday Flavors of the Chamber
The Inn at CoalRidge
Spend an evening networking with other Chamber members
while you enjoy holiday fare from Chamber restaurants and
food service businesses. Tickets are $10 each. Please RSVP
to the Wadsworth Chamber by November 14.
• Friday, November 21 | 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Downtown Wadsworth presents the Traditional
Candlelight Walk
Downtown Wadsworth
Enjoy a traditional holiday celebration with your family in
Historic Downtown Wadsworth! Special guest Santa Claus
himself will arrive in style for an evening of family fun.
• Friday, November 21 | 3:30-5:00 p.m.
Women Enriching Business Council
November Gathering
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Putters Pub & Event Center, 116 Medina Road (Route
#18), Medina
Enjoy networking with other Medina County Chamber
members and hear Laura Honzu provide some great ways
for “De-stressing during the Holidays.” Kindly RSVP to
the Greater Medina Chamber of Commerce (the Medina
Chamber will be handling the RSVPs for all Women
Enriching Business Council events) so we are wellprepared for your arrival – info@medinaohchamber.com
or 330.723.8773.
• Saturday, November 22 | 9:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Downtown Wadsworth, Inc., presents a
hometown 2013 Jingle Bell Jaunt
& Holiday Parade
Downtown Wadsworth
First, purchase jingle bells for $1and hop on the Jingle
Bell Carriage for a ride through town. Then, watch the
holiday parade. This festive parade is a fun part of the
holiday kick-off in downtown Wadsworth. To reserve
your spot in the Holiday Parade, contact Joy Molnar or
Ella Raw at MSL Realty. Email: joymolnar@mslrealty.
com or phone 330.334.2100 for a registration form.
What a great community, holiday morning!
• Wednesday, November 26 | 8:00-9:00 a.m.
Wadsworth Independent Business
Association (WIBA)
Founders Hall, Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital
Everyone is welcome at this open meeting. WIBA
believes in the economic value independent businesses
bring to the Wadsworth community. It is WIBA’s mission
to support and encourage growth of free enterprise of
independent businesses throughout the Wadsworth
community. www.wadsiba.com
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Four Tips for Becoming a More Effective Communicator and Leader
Greg L. Thomas, Leadership Excellence, Ltd.
Great leaders know how to talk and communicate with people in ways that will inspire them to take action. Terrific interpersonal
communicators indubitably have keen situational awareness and possess contextual understanding of the following elements of the
communication process: their responsibilities in communicating the subject, the occasion and purpose for the message, and the
needs of the audience and the feedback provided by that group about how well the message is being received. Unfortunately, many
people who find themselves in positions of leadership are not innately gifted interpersonal communicators either because they lack
the wherewithal to be cognizant of some elements of the communication process or because they lack certain traits that resonate with
others. As a result, they may not be able to effectively reach the people they need in a manner that will get them the results they desire.
So let’s take a look at some tips that can help make anyone a more effective communicator and, by extension, a better leader.
Wadsworth Job and Career Fair
The Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce, in
partnership with the City of Wadsworth and Ohio
Means Jobs Medina County, hosted a Job and
Career Fair on October 17, 2014, at Wadsworth High
School. Thirty employers visited with over 100 job
seekers and many great connections were made.
1. Be trustworthy and forthright. Don’t try to be something you’re not. Be genuine about who you are and what you desire. If
people sense duplicity on your part, you are more likely to lose their trust. Once you’ve lost trust, it is hard to effectively rally people
to your cause. Furthermore, people are more likely to forgive mistakes you make if they perceive that you are trustworthy rather
than if they believe you are dishonest or hiding something. Don’t be deceptively accommodating or flattering. Try to be direct
without being insulting or hard on people. You shouldn’t mince words, but you shouldn’t get personal either. Keep it about the
business at hand, and don’t be afraid to speak from your heart as well as with your mind.
2. Listen empathetically. One terrific way to build trust with your employees or associates is to listen to their concerns. Practice
servant leadership by giving real consideration and attention to others’ wants and needs. Make legitimate attempts to address
their concerns. This will allow you to relate to your audience in a more personal way, which will go a long way in establishing
a meaningful relationship between you. If people feel that you are invested in them, they will be much more likely to invest in
you, which will make it much easier for you to inspire them to share in your vision, accept your ideas, and work to meet your
expectations. Of course, listening with empathy necessitates that you keep an open mind, but you may find that at the very least
hearing different ideas and points of view will help both you and your enterprise stay sharp and vibrant.
3. Speak with knowledge, clarity, and specificity. If you deliver a muddled message, you’re likely to get a confused and
disjointed response. Additionally, you may begin to lose the audience’s attention and their confidence in your ability to lead them
to success. In today’s fast-paced world, it pays to be clear and concise when establishing expectations or giving directives. It also
pays to show some mastery of the subject because people will not enthusiastically follow someone who seems to lack credible
command of the situation or expertise in the area.
4. Convey an engaging narrative. Storytellers have been around since prehistory because people remember stories, particularly
stories that touch people personally. Sharing a narrative and connecting it to the work your employees or associates are doing will
give them a greater sense of purpose, ownership, and belonging. If you can deliver such a narrative to your audience - especially
if you can do so while making every person in the group feel like an important individual who is vital to the success of the mission
- you can speak to the hearts and souls of your people and not only persuade them to share your vision but also motivate them to
work for the successful accomplishment of your shared goals.
Being a capable, competent leader and communicator requires more than a good message. If you aren’t connecting with
people on a visceral level, your attempts to lead may very well fall short no matter how worthwhile the content of the message is.
Consistently applying these four tips in your interpersonal communications will likely make you a more effective communicator, and
in time you may find that you have also become a more successful leader than you had ever been before.
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Should We Play or Pay?
Understanding Health Care Reform
Jeff Novak, Advanced Insurance Designs, Inc.
Larger employers are trying to figure out how to deal with the Affordable Care Act’s “Employer Shared Responsibility Provision,” which requires applicable large employers to either
offer health insurance in 2015, or else pay a tax penalty. The Employer Shared Responsibility Provision goes into effect in 2015 for employers with 100+ employees, and goes into
effect in 2016 for employers with 50-99 employees.
Play or pay is a concept that requires employers with over 100 FTE (Full Time Equivalent) employees to provide health insurance to their employees in 2015 (“play”) or pay a tax or
premium toward a publicly provided system that covers people without private insurance (“pay”).
Companies with 50 or more full-time employees and equivalents (FTE) may be subject to a penalty if they do not offer medical coverage that provides minimum essential coverage
(MEC), is affordable and meets minimum value requirements. FTEs are based on a combination of hours worked by average count part-time employees (those who work less than
30 hours per week)
What if I have multiple Tax ID numbers?
The same IRS aggregation rules under IRC section 414(b), (c), (m) and (o) used by pension plans will be used to determine if subsidiaries and jointly owned companies will be
treated as one.
Penalty
For plan years beginning in 2015, the penalty is $2,000 for each full-time employee minus the first 80 employees. For plan years beginning in 2016 and beyond, employers can
exclude 30 employees from the penalty calculation. $3000 per FTE receiving subsidy.
Wadsworth Bicentennial Events
As our year of Bicentennial celebrating comes to a close, don your period dress or cocktail attire to attend the Bicentennial Ball on Saturday, November 22, 6:00-11:00 p.m.,
at The Galaxy Restaurant. Tickets are $50 per person and includes appetizers, buffet dinner, cash bar, dessert, champagne toast, dancing, commemorative photo and more!.
Reservation forms are included in this newsletter, as well as downloaded from the Bicentennial website, www.Wadsworth200.com. For more information, call Kay Bowman at
330.334.4835.
The Bicentennial events will come to a close by bringing the holiday spirit to Wadsworth. The Community Christmas Sing-A-Long takes place on Monday, December 22, 6:007:30 p.m. on the Wadsworth Buehler’s patio. This event is sponsored by the Wadsworth United Methodist Church, Buehler’s and the Bicentennial Committee. The Wadsworth
Community Choir, under the direction of Linda McNamara, will perform your holiday favorites. Enjoy hot cocoa and cookies, too! Rumor has it that Santa and Mrs. Claus will make a
visit so bring the whole family. This is a free event; however,attendees are encouraged to
bring nonperishable food items for the Salvation Army food drive.
You can also view WCTV’s coverage of the Bicentennial events online, anytime at MY.PEGCENTRAL.COM, or visit www.wadsworthcity.com for a complete schedule of WCTV
programming. DVD copies are available free of charge. Simply bring a blank DVD-R (one DVD per program requested) to the WCTV offices, located at the Wadsworth Community
Center, and they will make you a copy in just a few minutes.
For more information on any of the upcoming Bicentennial events, visit the website at www.Wadsworth200.com,
LIKE us on Facebook, e-mail Wadsworth200@wadsworthcity.org or call 330.335.2705.
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Important Notice to All Members
If your company has not applied for our group-rating program, now is the
time. BWC has announced that the maximum discount for the next policy
period is 53% and the Wadsworth Chamber of Commerce encourages
all members and non-members to apply for the FREE evaluation of your
company’s eligibility to participate. Apply now! Don’t miss this opportunity
to save money on your workers’ comp premiums. Many or our members
are already participating and saving thousands of dollars. Help support
your chamber’s group-rating program.
Complete the enclosed AC-3 form and fax it to BMSO, Inc. at (330)
856-6662 for a FREE, NO OBLIGATION evaluation of your company’s
eligibility to participate in this cost savings program. The savings can be
significant and the service is excellent.
For questions regarding the group-rating program and discount
availability, please contact Molly Moon at (330) 856-9213 Group-Rating
Manager for BMSO, Inc.
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WREATHS FOR WESTERN RESERVE
P. O. Box 573 - Sharon Center, Ohio 44274
wrcwreaths@gmail.com 330-336-7657
2014 WREATH LAYING AND CEREMONY
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2014
ORDERS CAN BE PLACED NOW UNTIL THE DEADLINE DATE OF NOVEMBER 26, 2014
NO. OF WREATHS _______ x $15.00 PER WREATH
$___________
DONATION TO WREATHS FOR WESTERN RESERVE
___________
TOTAL ENCLOSED
$___________
PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING FOR SPECIFIC PLACEMENTS:
NAME: ______________________ SECTION: ______ SITE NO: ____
NAME: ______________________ SECTION: ______ SITE NO: ____
THE CEMETERY CANNOT ACCEPT PAYMENTS FOR WREATHS
Unless specified above, wreaths will be placed throughout the cemetery at the discretion of The Civil
Air Patrol and Wreaths for Western Reserve. We are not responsible for the movement of wreaths by
other parties or due to weather conditions.
Wreaths for Western Reserve is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax deductible.
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Contact Information
Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce
132A Main Street
Wadsworth, Ohio 44281-1859
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give thanks for each new
morning with its light,
for rest and shelter
of the night, for health
and food for love and
friends, for everything
thy goodness sends.
ralph waldo emerson
Eyedeal Graphics - Celebrating Our 101st Edition of the Wadsworth Chamber of Commerce Newsletter
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