May 2017 WACC Newsletter

2017 WAYNE COUNTY HOME & GARDEN SHOW A SUCCESS! PAGE 8–9 WOOSTERCHAMBER.COM / 330-262-5735

MAY 2017 NEWSLETTER

RENOVATING FOR THE GROWTH OF OUR COMMUNITY

The 2017 Chamber Facility & Property Renovation Project

THE PROJECT BENEFITS OF THE PROJECT We are excited to announce plans to improve and update the Chamber Complex This project will create a professional and aesthetically pleasing space that Facility, which houses the Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce, Farm Bureau, the community and membership can be proud of, while creating an efficient and Main Street Wooster. Purchased by the Chamber in 1992, the facility lacks reconfigured floor plan that will support the current day and future growth the functionality and image that visitors would expect from such organizations needs of the Chamber, Farm Bureau, and Main Street Wooster. The project within a vibrant community. With the growth of Wooster and Wayne County will also offer non-profit organizations and business members the opportunity in recent years, the Chamber facility has become a hub of activity for new to utilize the 50 person conference room during and after business hours. community members, new businesses, and various stakeholder meetings. After With a lack of available conference rooms throughout the community, this a thorough analysis of available downtown properties and future needs of the will meet the needs of many. above organizations, it was determined that revitalizing and reconfiguring the Chamber Complex Facility was a financially prudent plan that would serve all well. The project includes the complete reconfiguration of the offices for the three WHO IS RAISING THE FUNDS? organizations, the creation of an updated community lobby that will welcome The Wooster Chamber staff and Board of Directors, along with support from visitors and members alike, along with the creation of a 50 person conference leadership of the Farm Bureau and Main Street Wooster, will be seeking room. We are seeking voluntary contributions from their memberships toward donations for the proposed improvements. the $385,000 project through naming right opportunities, recognized tiered donations, and in-kind contributions. TOTAL PROJECT COST TOTAL FUNDRAISING GOAL $150,00000 $385,00000 The project includes a number of naming right opportunities and recognized donation levels.

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2017 PROPOSED RECONFIGURATION FLOOR PLAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chamber Chamber Paul Williams Dr. John Cook O ce Entryway Chair Treasurer Reception Main Street Wooster Motor Ways Long, Cook, Reception Conference & & Samsa, LLC Main Street Community Room Louise Keating Chair Elect Bill Sheron O ce Keating Law Offices, Wooster Community Chamber LLP/Wayne County Hospital Title Agency, Inc. O ce Kevin Day Main Main Mark Morrison Western Reserve Group Chamber Street Past Chair Lobby Lobby Lobby Morrison Custom Main Street Justin Starlin Storage Welding, Inc. President Wooster Area Chamber James Smail Chamber of Commerce O ce Foyer Farmers National Bank Farm Bureau O ce

Work Room Michael Carroll Jack Nebesky Schaeffler Group BCI Buckeye Divison Farm Farm Rod Crider Dan Shanahan Bureau Bureau Kitchenette Men’s Women’s Wayne Economic Buehlers’ Mechanical Storage Restroom Restroom Development Council Food Markets O ce O ce room st Re Employee Bruce Hendrick Martha Starkey RBB Wayne Co. Convention & Visitors’ Bureau Sandra Hull Main Street Jeff Smith Wooster, Inc. The Apple Creek Banking Co. Community Chamber Main Street Farm Bureau Matthew Long Critchfield, Critchfield Tim Swift & Johnston The Wooster Brush Company Susan Marlar Meaden & Moore Dr. Anthony P. Tizzano Michael Cleveland Clinic McClintock Wooster Be a Part of the Project, Donate Today! McClintock Electric Beth Weaver Jackie Middleton Habitat for Humanity The College of in Wayne County RENOVATION DONOR DISPLAY Donations accepted through: Wooster Thomas White Rural King Ohio Make a donation to add your Name/Company’s Name to the Donor Display that will be a custom display in the Main Lobby.

WOOSTER AREA For more information or to make a donation CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DONOR DISPLAY NAMEPLATE LEVELS please contact Justin Starlin at 330-262-5735 or visit the online project donation center at Justin Starlin 377 West Liberty Street >> PLATINUM LEVEL – $1,500 >> SILVER LEVEL – $500 President Wooster, Ohio 44691 Extra Large Sized Name/ Medium Sized Name or woosterchamber.com/project 330-262-5735 Samira Zimmerly woosterchamber.com Company’s Name on Company’s Name on Event & Program Administrator Main Lobby Donor Display Main Lobby Donor Display IN ASSOCIATION WITH

Rachel Messenger >> GOLD LEVEL – $1,000 >> BRONZE LEVEL – $250 Office Coordinator Large Sized Name/ Small Sized Name or Company’s Name on Company’s Name on Main Lobby Donor Display Main Lobby Donor Display

2 Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce woosterchamber.com Welcome New Members

• Bob Miller Realty, Ed Howman: • Howard Hanna, Mike Bomboris: 125-147 W. Liberty St Wooster, OH 44691 • Fleck’s High Performance: 127 East 177 Milltown Road, Suite A Wooster, • Minglewood Distilling Company: Henry Street Wooster, OH 44691. Fleck’s OH 44691. Helping people to achieve 437 E. South St. Wooster, Ohio 44691. High Performance is owned and operated dreams. Mike works with buyers of all Minglewood Distilling Co. is a boutique by Leland Fleck. Lee graduated from the types from first home to final home. He distillery, specializing in handcrafted Ohio Technical College in the top of his loves to partner with homeowners to sell Vodka, Bourbon, Rye Whiskey, Gin and class with an associates degree in Applied their homes for top dollar amounts and some seasonal products. Their spirits Science and Diploma in High Performance provides marketing. are distilled using modern techniques, and Racing. He has been recognized by our unique column still and some are Antrone Brown a NHRA Top Fuel Dragster aged in charred oak barrels until they and has worked on Mazda Race Team. Lee are of perfect age. All of their grain is • Beth’s Bird Concessions: specializes in engine building, cylinder sourced from local farms and distilled in 2022 Cleveland Rd Wooster, OH 44691. head porting, suspension, and after our facility, the former Minglewood Coal Beth’s Bird Concessions is the parent market upgrades. Lee also performs and Ice Co. building in historic downtown company of two mobile food service general maintenance and tune-ups on Wooster. Summer 2017 they will be open providers. The goal of Beth’s Bird vehicles. Lee is not a regular mechanic, • Wooster-Ashland Regional for tours and to taste the handmade spirits. Concessions is to provide quality food, he performs full diagnosis of your vehicle Council of Governments: fast service and unique items at remote and finds the root as well as optimizing 538 N. Market St.,Wooster Ohio 44691. events. Both are available for events, your vehicle to fit your needs. The Wooster-Ashland Regional Council of grand openings, employee recognition Governments provides high-quality 9-1-1 parties, or gatherings of any type. Service to the Cities of Ashland, Orrville, Wooster, and the Kidron Volunteer Fire Department with a professional, courteous, and well-trained staff that • Beltone Audiology and Hearing: 343 W. consistently does the right thing at the Milltown Rd., Ste. B Wooster, OH 44691. right time for the right reason. The Ohio Small Business Development Center at Kent State University at Stark conducts • Meals on Wheels of Stark ECONOMIC INDICATORS & Wayne Counties: 2363 Nave Road SE a workshop each month at the Massillon, OH 44646. Meals on Wheels FEB 2017 JAN 2017 FEB 2017 Chamber office for individuals of Stark & Wayne Counties provides life- interested in starting a small giving nutrition that nourishes the bodies Unemployment, U.S. 4.9% 5.1% 5.2% business or those in the early and feeds the souls of our nutritionally at- risk neighbors. Our agency serves nearly stages of business formation. This 1,400 meals a day to residents throughout information-packed program the two-county area. We provide a safety Unemployment, Ohio 5.9% 6.0% 5.5% provides an overview of all issues check to help ease family members related to starting a business. concerns for their loved ones, social Unemployment, interaction at home or in our congregate 4.6% 5.0% 4.2% WHEN & WHERE dining program, and free pet food to keep Wayne County companion pets in the home. Labor Force, Employed Wednesday, June 28th 60,900 59,600 58,500 Wayne County 2 - 4pm WAYNE COUNTY Labor Force, Unemployed 2,800 3,000 2,600 PUBLIC LIBRARY Wayne County 220 W Liberty Street Wooster, OH 44691

Register online at: Wayne County Sales Tax www.cantonsbdc.org $774,925.34 $1,110,283.28 $776,476.12 by Month A small materials fee applies.

woosterchamber.com Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce 3 Conceal and Carry in the Workplace

The Wooster Area Safety Council will meet Three Sixty Defense LLC was founded by Joshua Wednesday, May 24th to hear from Joshua Heiney Heiney and Tiffany Noe. Their mission is to of Three Sixty Defense LLC about Conceal and provide the tools, education and training you need Carry Rules and Regulations in the Workplace. to safely and effectively protect yourself, your loved ones, and your property. With a focus on quality, This presentation will address the growing need

SAFETY COUNCIL they strive to provide you with the best training for workplace and employee security with regard available, and the proper tools and products. You to concealed carry in the workplace. Joshua will can have peace of mind knowing that Three Sixty discuss the many aspects and considerations that Defense LLC is the right choice for your personal REGISTER ON come with deciding whether or not allowing defense needs. wascmay2017.eventbrite.com concealed carry by employees is the right choice for your company. You will also gain deeper insight about identifying possible threats and how to prevent violence in the workplace. Joshua Heiney serves as the Chief Instructor for Three Sixty Defense and is a NRA Certified Firearms Instructor and NRA Certified Range Safety Officer (RSO). He entered active duty military service out of high school, keeping a tradition of family military service. During that time, he specialized in law enforcement, defense, and ground combat and is a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom. His experience and training resume are vast, and he constantly works to gain new training certifications to expand his knowledge. YP’s Test TJ’s New Menu Items!

The Young Professionals had a great time at TJ’s Trio of Restaurants on Thursday, April 13th! TJ’s provided a sampling of new menu items from the new chef and there was something for everyone to enjoy. In addition to trying the food, the event was an opportunity to meet new friends and network with others in the community. We want to thank TJ’S for hosting & everyone who joined us!

UPCOMING EVENTS

Wednesday May 17th, 2017 5pm - 7pm 4122 Burbank Rd, Wooster, OH 44691

Thursday June 8th, 2017 5pm - 7pm 4407 S Columbus Rd, Wooster, OH 44691

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4 Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce woosterchamber.com April Safety Council Recap: Local Companies Recognized

The Wooster Area Safety Council met Wednesday, April 19th. BWC Business Consultant, Lorrie Goodnight, gave an update on the bureau. The rest of the luncheon was spent celebrating those companies who work hard every year to keep their employees safe to ensure that your friends, family and neighbors come home from work each and every day alive and well. The Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce would like to send a sincere thank you and congratulations to the award winners!

100% AWARD Schmid Mechanical, Inc. United Titanium, Inc. Presented to each company that Schmid’s Service Now Wayne County Rubber Inc. worked the entire year without a Scot Industries, Inc. lost-time injury or illness. West View Healthy Living Seaman Corporation 100% AWARD RECIPIENTS Wooster City School District Snyders Service Now A. C. Split Bolt, Inc. Wooster Community Hospital Speed North America Inc. ABC Seamless Siding Spherion Staffing ABS Materials, Inc. GROUP AWARD StoneCraft Industries American Cemetery Services Presented to companies with the The Daily Record lowest incident rate in each group. American Red Cross The Plastic Forming Company Amtrac of Ohio, Inc. GROUP AWARD RECIPIENTS MedPro Unilock Ohio, Inc. Baaron Inc. Glendora Body & Equipment GROUP United Titanium, Inc. Company BCI Buckeye Division Viola Startzman Clinic International Paper Company Bogner Construction Company Care For Your Wayne County Public Library McClintock Electric, Inc. Buckeye Oil Producing Company Wayne County Rubber, Inc. Bottom Line! Campbell Construction, Inc. Seaman Corporation Wayne Lawn and Landscape Care 4 Kids Spherion Staffing Wayne Mutual Insurance Company Cedar Lane Farms Corp. West View Healthy Living 2201 Benden Drive Wayne Savings Community Bank Central Farm and Garden West View Healthy Living Wooster, OH 44691 (330) 263-7270 Christian Children’s SPECIAL AWARD Home of Ohio Wooster Hydrostatics, Inc. Presented to any company that Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston worked at least 500,000 hours and at least six months without a lost- D & S Distribution Services, Inc. ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Presented to each company that time accident. Freeman Building Systems decreases its incident rate by at SPECIAL AWARD RECIPIENTS TRUAX Glendora Body & Equipment least 25% from the previous year. American Cemetery Services Company ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Global Body & Equipment Company RECIPIENTS Amtrac of Ohio, Inc. PRINTING Hyponex Corporation BCI Buckeye Division Artiflex One place to manage International Paper Company Cedar Lane Farms Corp. Bogner Construction Company J. R. Smail, Inc. Christian Children’s Home of Ohio Campbell Construction, Inc. all your print orders. JMT & Associates, LLC College of Wooster College of Wooster Johnson Electrical CRW Inc. Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston Contractors, Inc. D & S Distribution Services, Inc. Frito-Lay, Inc. Korda Manufacturing, Inc. E & H Hardware Goodwill Industries, Inc. Lang Vue Farms Global Body & Equipment Company Hyponex Corporation Learn ‘N Play of Wooster JAE Tech, Inc. International Paper Company Magni Power Company Johnson Bros - West Salem, Inc. Magni Power Company Maintenance, Inc. Korda Manufacturing, Inc. Metals USA Martin Interiors Life Care Hospice OneEighty McClintock Electric, Inc. LuK, Inc. Ports Petroleum Company, Inc. McElroy Contract Packaging, Inc. McClintock Electric, Inc. Prentke Romich Company MCTV MCTV Metromedia Technologies, Inc. PGF Limited Rayco Manufacturing, Inc. Morrison Custom Welding, Inc. Santmyer Oil Co., Inc. RBB Systems OneEighty Scot Industries, Inc. Schmid Mechanical, Inc. Prentke Romich Company Seaman Corporation Spherion Staffing www.truaxprinting.com Purina Animal Nutrition The Daily Record StoneCraft Industries (419) 994 - 4166 Rayco Manufacturing, Inc. The Plastic Forming Company West View Healthy Living

woosterchamber.com Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce 35 6 SENIOR RECOGNITION DAY Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce positive connections between education and industry. and education between connections positive make that businesses and students to the Congratulations future. for the recommendations and of encouragement words Group, who shared Advisor Welker of Eagle Rodd WACC of President the speaker keynote Starlin, and WCSCC, Justin of the Superintendent Crain, Dr. from Kip comments included that program, of abreakfast form the in came recognition The partner. business of local avariety with work experience life real gaining are that seniors outstanding Centerrecognizing Career Schools the County with Wayne partner to thrilled was Chamber The Breakfast! Recognition Senior w oosterchamber.com LW learns about County & City Government

The Leadership Wooster class spent Wednesday, April 5, 2017 learning about City & County Government. The day started at Fire Station #3 with an overview of the Wooster City Police Department from Police Chief Matthew Fisher. Don Hall, Director of Medway, also gave an overview to the class. The students were also able to participate in the Fire Arms Training Simulator Activity & witness a K-9 Demo. Chief Barry Saley talked to the class about the Wooster Fire Department. The day continued at City Hall where the Mayor Bob Breneman talked to the class about City of Wooster Government. After City Hall, the class visited the Wayne County Municipal Court where Wayne County Commissioner Ron Amstutz gave an overview of Wayne County Government. The class then heard an overview of the Wayne County Sherriff’s Department from Chief Deputy Doug Johnson & Captain Doug Hunter and heard from the Wayne County Prosecutor, Dan Lutz. Next, Karl Kubb and Judge Vansickle talked to the class about the Wayne County Municipal Court & HOPE Court. The last portion of the day was used for a mock trial activity that the class was able to participate in. The students had a great day visiting the different locations and enjoyed learning from the many presenters about our local government. CALL OR TEXT 330-464-2155

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27TH ANNUAL WAYNE COUNTY 207 Doors & Windows Everything Rubbermaid Mitchell's Movers 3G, Inc. Flowers & Crafts A Glass Block Vision Foot & Ankle Center of Ohio Mohican Gardens SK Enterprises A Plus Wild LIfe Control LLC Forever Fence & Rail Moreland Fruit Farm Sleep Number AAA Wooster Frank Brothers Inc. Mosquito Joe Softub Inc. Akron Beacon Journal Fredericksburg Builders Nectar of the Vine Spray & Seal Solutions HOME & GARDEN SHOW Akron Children's Hospital Fredericksburg Greenhouse New Art Rivals Stars + Stripes All American Gutter Protection Frontz Drilling Inc. Norwex Stoney Creek Landscape Alpha Satellite Gasser Gutters Ohio Ag Equipment Sub Rosa Tea Thank You to our American Patio Rooms Goodwill Industries of Ohio Pools and Spas Sunset Flowers Wayne & Holmes Counties, Inc. Apple Creek Bank Ohio State Waterproofing Superior Basement Systems Apple Creek Roofing LLC Great Day Improvements Ohio Station Outlets Tastefully Simple Sponsors & Exhibitors Arbonne Independent Green Thumb Floral Omahoma Bob's BBQ The Basement Doctor Consultant Gutter Helmet Systems Pallotta Ford Lincoln The Basement Guys AultCare's Prime Hallmark Window & Door Pella Window & Door Whether you needed advice on bathroom remodel, wanted help buidling Time Health Plan The Ohio State University ATI HealthSource Chiropractic Pertee Monuments Austin Deck + Fence The Peanut Gallery the deck of your dreams or just planned to buy some flowers for your Hear Wright Pilgrim Access TV Bath Fitter The Purple Quail Hidden View Furnishings Pink Zebra garden, the 27th Annual Wayne County Home & Garden Show held Bath Solutions By Walker (Bath The University of Akron Wayne Holmes Crafted Furniture Plexus Crest) College on April 29th & 30th did not disappoint. With 200 exhibitors and an Howard Hanna Pro Con Exteriors BBB of Akron The Village Network Interstate Systems Inc. Quailcrest Farm estimated attendance of 15,000 the event was a huge success linking Bennett Epoxy Floors LLC Thiel's Home Solutions J.R. Luxury Bath Quality Installation Group Bite Free Backyard LLC Trent Insurance Group local consumers with local and regional services. In addition to buildings and Plumbing Inc. RawSaw Services Inc. Bo Lacey Construction Troyer Roofing Jamison Well Drilling Inc. Real Time Pain Relief filled with vendors, visitors also got to see new cars, could engage in a Boyert's Greenhouse & Farm & Construction LLC Joyce Factory Direct Red Bud Farm Buchwalters Greenhouse Tupperware floral competition and enjoyed fair style food. Junior Howell Independent Redmond Concessions Buckeye Quality Exteriors LLC Amsoil Dealer UMH Properties Inc. Reed Records Management Melrose Village Canton Aluminum Kidron Vinyl A special thanks to the committee chairmen Fred Troyer and committee Renewal by Andersen Capstone Custom Homes Underwood Motors Leaf Massager Repurpose McCoy members Stephanie Campbell, Michael Carroll, Jenny Myers, Vicky Chad's Five Star Unique Home Solutions LeafFilter North, LLC Riceland Cabinet Lawn Care LLC Universal Windows Direct Puster, Jeff Smith, Alicia Wallace, Mark Zollinger, Mike Tepe, Cheryl Lehman's Champion Windows + Home Richland County Satellite Lerch's Donuts USA Waterproofing Arbogast and Travis Mills for all their hard work to insure this year's Exteriors Rock Solid Flooring Linda Henretta Designs - Usborne Books + More Chevrolet of Wooster Roffler Travel LULAROE Village Craftsmen event was once again a success. Chidsey Landscape & Design, Rooster's Organic Linn Enterprises Vista Hearing Technology Inc. Roto-Rooter Litehouse of Wooster Walter Concessions Circle G Plumbing Runions Local Sprouts Aquaponics LLC Wayne Automotive Group MOST CREATIVE EXHIBITOR BOOTH Heating & Cooling Rural King Lowe's of Wooster Wayne County Sustainable City of Wooster Scentsy Magic Garage Door, Inc. Energy Network Classical Construction Schlabach Engines ServiceMaster Professional Cleaning Services Maintenance, Inc. Wayne Homes Clazak Kitchen & Bathroom Schlonegar's Old Fashioned Wayne Savings Community Clearwater Systems Mast Lepley Ice Cream Bank Coalway Master's Hand BBQ LLC Schmidt Security Pro BEST INDOOR BEST OUTDOOR Western + Southern Life College Pro Painters Mattress Shows Scott's Lawn Care of Ohio EXHIBITOR BOOTH EXHIBITOR BOOTH Window Nation Complete Chiropractic Life Mazda of Wooster Seal Smart LLC Window World of the Center MCTV Sears Home Services Stoney Creek Chad's Five Star Heartland, Inc. Creative Refinishing LLC Medina Sod Farms Secrest Arboretum WindowPro Landscape Lawn Care Cutter Concrete & Excavating Mid-Ohio Backyard LLC Secure Home Protections Woodforest National Bank The Daily Record Midwest Innovations DBA Service Now Danbury Woods of Wooster Midwest Community Workman Home Improvement SPONSORED BY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CHILDREN'S ServiceMaster Professional Deck Rescue Midwest Region Associates Yoder Roofing GARDEN SPONSOR Cleaning Services Dream Decks Miller Custom Exteriors ServiceMaster Professional Yoders Greenhouse Dreammaker Bath & Kitchen Miller Hardwood Flooring Cleaning Services Young Living Essential Oils Eco-Seal Home Solutions Miller Spouting LLC Sherriff-Goslin Young Yoo Envisions Landscape Millersburg Electric Silk Bloomers, Zollinger Builders

8 Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce woosterchamber.com 9 You’re Inv ited. 2017 SMALL BUSINESS RECEPTION

Tuesday, June 20th from 5-7pm SPONSORED BY At Muddy’s – 335 East Liberty Street, Wooster $30 per person, table of 8 is $200, register online at Eventbrite

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15 EMPLOYEES OR FEWER Tuesday, June 20th 5 – 7pm MUDDY’S 335 East Liberty Street Wooster, Ohio

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10 Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce woosterchamber.com BUSINESS AFTER HOURS AFTER BUSINESS Wayne Savings Hosts BAH Networking Event

Thank you to Wayne Savings Community Bank for hosting their annual Business After Hours event. It was a lovely evening for many members to network and enjoy the company of one another. Thank you also to Greenbriar Conference & Party Centre for catering the refreshments, Green Thumb Floral, Gifts, & Healing Hope for providing beautiful flower arrangements, and to Buehler’s for putting together the door prize gift baskets. A good time was had by all who attended.

Join us for hors d’oeuvres and networking at Pallotta Ford Lincoln on Tuesday, June 13 from 5pm-7pm. UPCOMING EVENT

Tuesday June 13th, 2017

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Medley on Main is the latest addition to the heart of Smithville! Located in downtown, this old fashioned general store is full of goodies for everyone! They offer gifts from local crafters, candles, home decor, fresh baked goods, ice cream novelties, old fashioned candies, fresh breads, cheeses, jams/jellies, snacks and much more! They offer a Village community library as well!

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MAY 13 MAY 17 MAY 21 NATIONAL TRAIN DAY MUSIC ON MARKET: ENSEMBLE MAYFEST BENEFIT BRUNCH CELEBRATION BELVEDERE Sponsored by Women’s Advisory Tours of 1868 Pennsylvania Top-notch musicians from around Board of The College of Wooster. Railroad Passenger Station now a the world playing chamber music Kittredge Hall, College of Wooster railroad museum. Orrville Depot and early classics on 18th- 10:30 AM-1 PM 330-264-7584 10 AM-4 PM 330-683-2426 centurey instruments. Free-will MAY 22 – 27 orrvillerailroad.com offering collected. Wooster United FIREARMS INDUSTRY Methodist Church 7:00 PM 330- MAY 13 SUPER SHOOT 262-5641 NATIONAL TRAIN DAY World’s largest bench rest match. fb.com/MusiconMarketWooster CELEBRATION Kelbly Rifle Range, 7222 Dalton Tours of 1868 Pennsylvania MAY 20 Fox Lake Rd., Nort 8 AM-6 PM Alicia Wallace Colby Chamberlin Railroad Passenger Station now a WAYNE COUNTY 330-683-4674 railroad museum. Orrville Depot MINI MAKER FAIRE kelbly.com 10 AM-4 PM 330-683-2426 A family-friendly festival MAY 26 orrvillerailroad.com of invention, creativity and SOUNDS OF DOWNTOWN resourcefulness. Part science MAY 13 Spend a relaxing evening in One-Stop Banking fair, part county fair, and part CIVIL WAR LIVING HISTORY DAY Downtown Wooster listening something entirely new. Maker Annual Civil War Camp held on to street musicians. Downtown faire is an all-ages gathering FOR BUSINESSES the front lawn of the library and Wooster 6-8 PM 330-262-6222 of tech enthusiasts, crafters, includes Civil War music, an mainstreetwooster.org educators, tinkers, hobbyists, Lending | Affordable Deposit Accounts | Cash Management encampment, and a visit with engineers, science clubs, authors, MAY 27 Local Decision Making I Experienced Local Commercial Lenders President and Mrs. Lincoln. artists, students and commercial LEHMAN’S DUTCH OVEN Wayne County Public Library exhibitors. The University of GATHERING 10 AM-3 PM 330-345-5547 The Commercial Akron Wayne College 10AM-5PM A popular event held on the MAY 13 330-684-8722 Lehman’s grounds. You can watch & Savings Bank PLANT DISCOVERY DAY waynecounty.makerfaire.com cast iron cooks at work then In and around Fisher Auditorium- sample their recipes. Lehman’s MAY 20 OARDC. A premier plant and art Hardware 10 AM-4 PM Wooster Area Banking Centers MARSHALLVILLE ANTIQUE sale with hard-to-find plants for 800-438-5346 330-263-1955 | 330-345-2031 | www.csb1.com TRACTOR PULL the home and landscape. Walking Lehmans.com Downtown Milltown One of the oldest pulls in the area. tours, auctions, Bug Zoo, food Marshallville Park 1:30 PM MAY 27 vendors. Auction benefits Secrest 330-855-2212 BUCKIN’ OHIO PRO BULL RIDING & Learning and Resource Center fb.com/marshallvillepullersofficial WESTERN EXPERIENCE . Secrest Arboretum-OARDC 9 Join Buckin’ Ohio for a real AM-2 PM 740-485-0129 MAY 20 Western Experience-fun for the secrest.osu.edu CHRISTIAN CHILDREN’S HOME whole family. See website for CORVETTE DAY MAY 13 times and events. 8154 Garman Mid-Ohio Corvette Club and the LEHMAN’S ANTIQUE Rd., Burbank 4-9:45 PM Blue Barn Winery fundraiser for TRACTOR ENGINE SHOW 330-624-7205 Christian Children’s Home. Great We’re filling our parking lot with buckinohio.com Rock-n-Roll bands all day. Come antique tractor engines of all out and support the kids. Blue MAY 27 – 28 Internet, Voice and TV Solutions shapes and sizes at this show, Barn Winery 2-8 PM GREAT LAKES FIBER SHOW a favorite of our founder, Jay 330-575-1028 Sales booths with fiber-related Ann Smith x154 Lehman. Lehman’s Hardware 10 bluebarnwinery.com supplies and fiber art. Workshop AM-4 PM 888-438-5346 and demonstrations, kids’ [email protected] Lehmans.com MAY 21 activities, Skein Competition, SMITHVILLE COMMUNITY MAY 14 Fleece Show and Sale, Angora HISTORICAL SOCIETY OPEN HOUSE SENIOR MUSIC HOUR Rabbit Show, Fresh cooked & VINTAGE BASEBALL GAME Advertising Solutions Graduating seniors perform solo lamb and more! Wayne County Donor Appreciation Day. Mishler and small ensemble pieces. Gault Fairgrounds Sat 10 AM-5 PM, Sun Weaving Mill, Village Blacksmith, Jeff Davis x204 Recital Hall, College of Wooster 10 AM-4 PM 740-686-2172 Sheller House, Carriage Barn 4:00 PM 330-263-2419 greatlakesfibershow.com and Pioneer Log Cabin open [email protected] wooster.edu for tours. Located along Main MAY 28 MAY 14 Street in Smithville. Only Mishler “QUAIL CUP” OLD TIME BASEBALL WOOSTER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Mill and Reception Center are Bring a chair and come prepared AND THE OHIO LIGHT OPERA handicapped accessible. Vintage to enjoy some old time 1860’s COMMENCEMENT CONCERT Baseball game Smithville style baseball at this 4th annual 330-345-8114 Part of the College of Wooster’s Stars VS Mohican 9. Smithville tournament. Quailcrest Farm 12 Commencement Celebration. Historical Society & Mishler Mill NOON 330-345-6722 MCTVOhio.com/BusinessPro McGaw Chapel, College of Wooster 1:30-4 PM 330-669-9308 quailcrest.com 7:30 PM 330-263-2419 rootsweb.com/~ohschs/index.html wooster.edu

12 Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce woosterchamber.com WOOSTER AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SPONSORED BY EDUCATIONAL SERIES Transitioning Your Business at its Full Value WHEN & WHERE

Please join us for this Educational Series event. Breakfast Wednesday, May 31st will be provided. Registration will start at 7:30am and the SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Breakfast & Registration: 7:30am presentation will end at 9am. Lloyd Bell, Program: 8am – 9am Director of Corporate Finance Whether you’re contemplating transferring your business SHISLER CENTER at Meaden & Moore interest to family members, liquidating assets or selling 1680 Madison Ave your share to current management or an outside party, Roger D. Proper, Jr., LL.M., Wooster, Ohio Trust and Probate Law you have decisions to make and complex issues to at Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston address. One of those important factors is determining Jim Rollins, the value of your company. Valuing a business requires Partner In-Charge of Assurance Register for this event at complete understanding of business operations, & Tax Services Group may2017educationalseries.eventbrite.com economic conditions, tax laws and knowledge of the at Meaden & Moore current capital markets. In this seminar we will discuss: Daniel H. Plumly, Esquire, • Expected cash flows • Family harmony Critchfield, Critchfield & Johnston • Perceived risk • Management succession • Expected growth • Careful consideration of A FREE PROGRAM • Marketability the tax issues TO MEMBERS

woosterchamber.com Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce 13 “Let me win but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”