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*ecrwss POSTAL CUSTOMER NEIGHBORS A Publication of the East Troy Area Chamber of Commerce WWW.EASTTROYWI.ORG MARCH 2011 VOLUME 22, EDITION 1 Chamber Connection Buell to resume street bike production in East Troy Erik Buell will resume street bike production in East Troy this spring after limiting his business to building racing bikes since 2009. That’s when he established Erik Buell Racing LLC (EBR) after Harley-Davidson Inc., who owned Buell Motorcyle Co., shut down the East Troy motorcycle company in response to the recession. Buell said the first EBR 1190RS bikes will be built in small quantities and will be quite exotic and collectible. They will be sold through a dealer network that EBR will be es- tablishing this spring. Kimberly Ann Photography adds studio manager Kim Billings, owner of Kimberly Ann Photography LLC, has announced the addition of her sister-in- law, Mary Ann Bill- ings, to her staff. The new studio manager is a 1987 graduate of East Troy High School and 1992 graduate of the Uni- versity of Wisconsin- LaCrosse, where she SUBMITTED PHOTO Good Neighbors received her bachelor’s Mary Ann Billings The view from the dining car as dessert is being served. The East Troy Electric Railroad’s dinner train is available for degree in fine arts. She charter trips for either dinner or lunch excursions. spent the last 18 years in the promotional products industry, with her main career em- phasis as a design engineer for embroidery. For more information, contact Mary Ann East Troy Railroad Museum offers at (262) 492-3893 or maryann@kimberlyann photography.com. East Troy Lioness Club to opportunities for fun and achievements host fashion show By Norman Carlson If you want to get out of the house, there are plenty of things for The East Troy Lioness Club will present PRESIDENT, EAST TROY RAILROAD MUSEUM you to do at the Museum as well, especially on weekdays. Many of its annual fashion show, “Lunch in the Gar- For over 100 years there has been a railroad in East Troy. The our volunteers are retired people who have found the Museum to be den,” on Sunday, May 1 in the Edelweiss line carried people to and from Milwaukee, hauled freight to a wonderful and welcoming place to put their skills to valuable use. Room at Alpine Valley Resort. Cocktails will and from East Troy businesses and, beginning in 1911, provided There are always things to do from a complete restoration of be available at 11 a.m. and a gourmet lunch electricity to residences and businesses in East Troy. a railroad car to regular daily maintenance to get a clean railroad will be served at noon. Today, the railroad is the East Troy Railroad Museum, a place car that is in good repair into service carrying passengers between Tickets, priced at $25 each, may be pur- for good old-fashioned wholesome family fun. It is also a place East Troy and the Elegant Farmer. There is also the depot and the chased only in advance from any club mem- where you can contribute your time and skills to the betterment of office, as well as the most important thing, making our visitors ber or by contacting Lioness Bobbie Col- East Troy and the Museum. feel welcome. We want to encourage them to return to East Troy lamore at (262) 642-7197. As a part of this Volunteers have restored a lakeside cabin into a treasured railcar. again and again to patronize our businesses. Of course, there is the fundraiser, numerous gift baskets will be raf- Skills of all kinds are needed to help the Museum achieve its opportunity to be a conductor or motorman on the trains. fled. Proceeds support the club’s community strategic goals of restoration, education and entertainment. To maintain our railroad, we need everything from skilled service projects. Ladies, if you would like to get the man of the house “out of the craftsmen who can repair and rehabilitate railroad cars to people house,” send him over to the East Troy Railroad Museum. We will Vint receives bowling give him the opportunity for fellowship while we put him to work. See Railroad, Page 6 journalism award Bill Vint, co-owner of Sleeping Dogs Communications, has been presented the World Bowling Writers Gosta Zellen Award for a lifetime of service to bowling journal- East Troy Expo 2011 set for March 19 ism. Vint worked with the Ladies Pro Bowl- East Troy Expo 2011, featuring a new • Survive Alive Smoke House (weather • Performances by East Troy High School ers Tour, American Bowling Congress and blood drive, health fair, entertainment all permitting) with East Troy Fire Department. Choir and East Troy Middle School Band United States Bowling Congress for nearly day and a lot of giveaways, will take over Troy Center Fire Department and Village students; 30 years, and was former president/executive East Troy Middle School on Saturday, of East Troy Police Department emergency • “Cooking with Colors” by Chef Phil director of the Bowling Writers Association March 19, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. vehicles on display; Haseker from Waukesha Memorial Hospital; of America. Sleeping Dogs Communications Admission is free, but contributions of • Zumba demonstration by East Troy Parks • Performances by East Troy High School currently handles news media relations for non-perishable food items for the East Troy & Recreation; and East Troy Middle School Cheer and the Professional Bowlers Association. Food Pantry are welcomed. All attendees 21 • Cub Scouts Pack 92 Pinewood Derby Poms Squads; The award was presented during the PBA or over will be eligible to enter a free raffle (bring your car to race); • “More about Craig’s List” presentation Hall of Fame dinner in Las Vegas on Jan. 22. to win a Beloit Snappers Family 4-Pack. • Martial Arts demonstration by the AKF by Kevin Messerschmidt; The East Troy Area Chamber of Flying Dragons; • “The Truth About Sugar” by Chiropractic Remodeling project under Commerce has put together an action- • Kay’s Academy of Dance performance; FIRST. packed day to showcase area businesses and • Demonstrations by East Troy Area businesses and organizations will be way at East Troy Manor organizations. Acupuncture and Awakenings 3 Bodywork; well represented in the booths that will fill When the current remodeling project is This year’s highlights include: • Square Side Resale and Consignment the school’s hallways and gym. complete at East Troy Manor, the 50-bed • A BloodCenter of Wisconsin Blood Drive Fashion Show; A preliminary list of participants hosted by St. Peter’s Catholic Church and • “How to Fondant and Frost Cupcakes” See Chamber Connection, Page 4 School; by Amy’s Cakes; See Expo, Page 7 Page 2 GOOD NEIGHBORS MARCH 2011 New Member President’s Notebook By Dan Heidelmeier CHAMBER PRESIDENT Chamber Board Launches New Task Forces What is a Chamber of Commerce and citizens and government to promote East Programs and what does it do? Troy as an exceptional place to live, Events Task Force According to the American Chamber work and play.” Nice, but the Chamber’s Chair Pam Burki from Realty of Commerce Executives, “a chamber of Board of Directors wants more for its Executives Integrity, Jean Schultz from commerce is an organization of businesses members and the community. ProHealth Care, Dan Heidelmeier, Bill seeking to further their collective interests, Back in November, the board held Vint from Sleeping Dogs Communications, while advancing their community, region, a strategic planning session facilitated Sarah Alexander from Realty Executives state or nation.” by Jim Morgan, vice president of the Integrity and Jen Bradley from Business owners in towns, cities and Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce. ChiropracticFIRST. other territories voluntarily form these His organization primarily exists to Mission Statement: To direct CHAMBER PHOTO Good Neighbors local societies/networks to advocate on advocate for businesses statewide. In and produce events which provide Chamber Secretary Linda Kaplan from East Troy Shell (right) recently behalf of the community at large, economic accordance with that mission, they opportunities for Chamber fundraising, welcomed Angela Sweet from East prosperity and business interests. oversee the Wisconsin Chamber of member interaction and business Troy Football Moms as a new Cham- Chambers have existed in the U.S. for Commerce Executives. This member- promotion. ber member. more than two centuries, with many having based group provides training and The task force defined the following been established before the jurisdictions networking opportunities for executive objectives: they represent. directors from around the state. • Ensure that program goals further the East Troy Football Moms A business-led civic and economic The focus of the planning session was Chamber’s mission Angela Sweet, President advancement entity operating in a specific to identify three key areas and prioritize • Support a pallet of programs that meets 2955 Union St., East Troy space may call itself any number of things what the Chamber needs to accomplish the diverse needs of the membership – board of trade, business council, etc. – but in the next 12-24 months. After the initial •Evaluate program outcomes by financial (262) 366-8971 for the purposes of this primer, they are all meeting, the ideas were further refined viability and member impact. The East Troy Football Moms have chambers of commerce. and three task forces were established • Engage member participation to increase established themselves as a 501(c)(3) “Chamber missions vary, but they and board was divided up so that each program effectiveness. organization dedicated to the welfare of all tend to focus to some degree on five director would serve on one of the task • Provide reports to the Chamber’s Board their team, coaches and community. primary goals: forces. Other members have joined and of Directors on program outcomes. The organization’s purpose is to offer 1. Building communities (regions/ the goal is to garner more participation support and to unite families as they strive states/nations) to which residents, visitors by the membership. Community Development Task to exemplify the pride and spirit of the and investors are attracted; The task forces have been meeting Force Trojans Athletic Code. 2. Promoting communities; regularly since the beginning of the year Chair Brandon LaGreca from East Troy 3. Striving to ensure future; and have developed mission statements, Acupuncture, David Allen from East Troy prosperity via a pro-business climate objectives and areas of responsibility: House Historic Inn & Tavern, De Anne 4. Representing the unified voice of Conrad from Citizens Bank of Mukwonago the employer community; Member Services Task Force Mission Statement: Promote For the latest 5. Reducing transactional friction Chair Linda Kaplan from East community development by highlighting through well-functioning networks. Troy Shell, Lori Szolwinski from First local businesses, fostering tourism and chamber news, visit The East Troy Area Chamber of Citizens State Bank-East Troy Office, engaging area residents. Commerce’s long-standing mission Ann Zess from Allan Integrated Control The task force defined the following statement is: “To coordinate the efforts of Systems and Barb DeLap from East Troy objectives: www.easttroywi.org local businesses, service organizations, Manor. • Grow the East Troy Marketplace Mission Statement: “To oversee, • Create a list of available commercial guide and evaluate the Chamber’s spaces operations to advocate for the •Expand and promote the Experience membership and engage member Historic East Troy initiative participation.” • Coordinate the construction of new The task force defined the following welcome signs areas of responsibility: • Coordinate the construction of new • Chamber Notebook directional signs • Good Neighbors • Coordinate the beautification of the • Chamber Website village square with such things as seasonal • Economic Development flags and flowers, etc. • Ambassadors • Connect with the Mukwonago Chamber NEIGHBORS • Scholarship of Commerce A Publication of the East Troy Area Chamber of Commerce • Chamber Office And remember these three things: • Government Relations/Advocacy 1) Each day is a gift, not a given. • Welcome Bags 2) Don’t fear failure, but welcome success. EAST TROY AREA • Facebook 3) Live each day as if it were your last! CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WHO TO CONTACT? To advertise ...... contact Jamie Wambach Katie Matteson ...... Executive Director office: (262) 642-7451 Cell: (414) 721-1876 or 2096 Church St., P.O. Box 312 [email protected] East Troy, WI 53120 To submit news briefs about your company East Troy Area Chamber of Commerce (262) 642-3770 - phone or organization ...... contact Katie Matteson (262) 642-8769 - fax To update your membership 2011 Corporate �artners [email protected] information ...... contact Katie Matteson 2011 CORPORATE PARTNERS To submit an event for the calendar EAST TROY NEWS of events ...... contact Katie Matteson Chairman ($2,500 Donation): Jack Cruger ...... Publisher To submit information for a new 2888 Main St. member profile ...... contact Katie Matteson P.O. Box 47, East Troy, WI 53120 (262) 642-7451 - phone Good Neighbors is a publication of the East Troy Executive ($1,500 Donations): (262) 642-2409 - fax Area Chamber of Commerce coordinated by the East Troy News and published quarterly in [email protected] March, May, August and November.

2010 EAST TROY AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Directors Dan Heidelmeier, Community Member Barb DeLap, East Troy Manor Leaders ($750 Donations): Vice President Jean Schultz, Waukesha Memorial Hospital David Allen, East Troy House Historic Inn & Pam Burki, Realty Executives Integrity Tavern De Anne Conrad, Citizens Bank of Mukwonago, East Brook Office Secretary Terry Larson, Honey Creek Apartments, Linda Kaplan, East Troy Shell LLP Brandon LaGreca, East Troy Acupuncture Treasurer Lori Szolwinski, First Citizens State Bank, JAMES R. TAYLOR & SONS Ann Zess, Allan Integrated Control Systems, East Troy Office Inc For information about the Corporate Partnership Program, contact Katie Matteson at (262) 642-3770. MARCH 2011 GOOD NEIGHBORS Page 3 The East Troy Area Chamber of Commerce honored its 2011 Cor- porate Partners (right) during the organization’s Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner on Feb. 16 at Roma’s Ristorante & Lounge. Corporate partners invest in Chamber membership through one of three levels, Chairman ($2,500), Executive ($1,500) and Lead- er ($750). Those in attendance to ac- cept their awards included (front, from left) Mary Nicoson from First Citizens State Bank-East Troy Office (Leader), Linda Kaplan from East Troy Shell (Leader), Marilyn Schultz from Asso- ciated Bank (Leader), Ann Zess from Allan Integrated Control Systems, Inc. (Executive), (back, from left), Brad Patrick from CenturyLink (Leader), Jeff Standafer from Citizens Bank of Mukwonago (Executive), David Strand from Wisconsin Oven Corporation (Chairman), Troy Strand from The Grist Mill (Leader) and Lauren Mueller from Business Hampton Inn (Leader). Not pictured: Alpine Valley Music Theatre (Leader), John Amato Ford (Leader), Citizens Bank (Leader), James R. Taylor & Sons Believers (Leader) and ProHealth Care (Leader).

CHAMBER PHOTOS Good Neighbors Left: Bill Vint (left) from Sleeping Dogs Communications received the 2011 President’s Award from Chamber president Dan Heidelmeier in recognition of the time and talent he has contributed to the East Troy Area Chamber of Commerce as a member of the Programs & Events Task Force. Far left: Executive Director Katie Matteson (left) presented Eileen Kostopoulos with the 2011 Volunteer of the Year award in recognition of her exemplary volunteer service at the East Troy Area Chamber of Commerce events and for serving as an East Troy Ambassador.

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�� Page 4 GOOD NEIGHBORS MARCH 2011 Chamber Connection, Continued from front page skilled nursing home and rehabilitation facil- ETFCRC plans sixth annual larly well across the two highest-weighted Shorewest Realtors in Mukwonago, has earned ity will provide residents with a more home- Easter Egg Hunt factors: Investment Advisor and Investment the senior real estate specialist designation. As like atmosphere. The East Troy Family Community Re- Performance.” a certified senior specialist, she understand the The residents of East Troy Manor will source Center will host its sixth annual Easter financial and emotional challenges senior cli- have a new living/activities area, newly-re- Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 9 at East Troy Nichols receives senior real ents face when they sell their homes – espe- modeled dining room that will offer a pri- Middle School. The doors open at 10 a.m. estate specialist designation cially if it is one they’ve had a long time. vate dining area, larger rehabilitation area and the hunt begins at 10:30 a.m. Bring your Margaret Nichols, a real estate agent with For more information, contact Nichols at that will offer inpatient, as well as outpatient camera for pictures with the Easter Bunny. (262) 363-1020, ext. 1035. therapy, more private rooms, and staff offices Temporary tattoos and face painting will be will be centrally located. provided by Butterfly Life Child Care. This project is due to be completed at the Please pre-register by phone, (262) 642- end of March. 4900, or e-mail easttroyfamily@centurytel. Frank’s County Market net. A free-will donation will be collected to Lycholat receives support the resource center. appointment to State becomes Frank’s Piggly Wiggly Remodelers Village Police organizing On March 1, both the East Troy and Elkhorn Frank’s County Markets began operating Council Special Olympics fundraiser under the Piggly Wiggly banner. Gerry Lycholat Village of East Troy police officers are The two stores are owned and operated by the Lueptow family, which has operated of Knutson Bros. II collecting items to sell at the rummage sale supermarkets in Elkhorn for the past 30 years and in East Troy for the last two years. LLC was appointed as on Memorial Weekend, May 27-29 in the Vil- The new Frank’s Piggly Wiggly stores will offer the same amenities that all Piggly chairman of the State lage Hall. All proceeds from this sale will be Wiggly stores throughout Wisconsin offer, including: Pampered to Perfection Produce, Remodelers Council donated to the Special Olympics Wisconsin in-store bakeries, full service customer-friendly deli department, fresh meat department for 2011 during the Southeastern Area. offering certified Angus beef, Sanderson farm chicken, Farmland Pork, along with a wide Wisconsin Builders Items may be dropped off at the East Troy variety of fresh and frozen seafood and a full liquor department. Convention on Feb. Police Department during regular business “We’re excited to bring Piggly Wiggly to both Elkhorn and East Troy,” Stephanie 12 at the Chula Vista hours, Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Lueptow said. “Our customers are going to love the weekly ad specials, the quality and Resort in Wisconsin until May 1. value of our store brand products, along with quality bakery, deli, produce and meat Dells. Lycholat said For more information, call (262) 642-6250 products. Our new weekly flyer will be full of great weekly specials – probably three he has been very ac- or e-mail [email protected]. Gerry Lycholat times what we had been able to offer with hundreds more items on sale each week.” tive in the Remodel- Steve Lueptow stressed that the stores will still be staffed with all the same great ers Council in the past Study ranks Edward people. and will continue to work with state officials Jones highest in investor “We just switched wholesalers to give us a better opportunity to offer low prices to on issues relevant to the remodeling indus- our customers and a better chance for future expansion,” he said, adding “with Piggly try. satisfaction For the fifth year out of the past six, finan- Wiggly’s buying power, we will be able to lower over 4,000 prices throughout the store.” cial services firm Edward Jones ranks high- Piggly Wiggly supplies 99 Piggly Wiggly supermarkets in Wisconsin and northern East Troy Community Band to est in investor satisfaction with full service Illinois, as well as nine Butera Market stores in the Chicagoland area. Sheboygan, begin 10th season brokerage firms, according to the J.D. Power Wisconsin is home to Piggly Wiggly’s headquarters (where it has been operating since The East Troy Community Band will and Associated 2010 Full Service Investor 1911) and, with its company’s corporate and two distribution centers in the state, it is the begin its 10th season this year under the di- Satisfaction Study, announced Jim Jakscht, fastest growing grocery wholesaler in Wisconsin. rection of Jay Huenink. Several new things an Edward Jones Financial Advisor for the commemorating the season will take place. East Troy area. First, the band will sell raffle tickets for The study measures overall investor sat- some exciting prizes to be announced at a isfaction with full service investment firms later date. The winners will be drawn at the based on seven factors: investment advisor, last East Troy Community Band Concert on portfolio performance, account information, the Square in July. Second, the ETCB will be account offerings, commissions and fees, A worker collecting non-perishable items at each con- website and problem resolution. installs cert of the East Troy “Thursday Nights on The J.D. Power and Associates study a Piggly the Square” for the East Troy Food Pantry. found that Edward Jones “performed particu- Wiggly sign in East Troy on Feb. 28 in anticipation �� of the �� opening of Frank’s � � Piggly �� Wiggly on �� March 1. CHAMBER PHOTO �� Good Neighbors ��

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�� MARCH 2011 GOOD NEIGHBORS Page 5 Maple Fest under way at The Elegant Farmer You know spring has sprung when the sap is running and The Elegant Farmer, highways ES and J in Mukwonago, celebrates National Maple Syrup Month with its annual Maple Fest. The fest includes maple syrup making demonstrations along with special pricing on selections of maple syrup & maple sugar products, maple mufﬁ ns, Wisconsin maple popcorn and much more. The Maple Fest syrup demonstrations are conducted by Peter Hatlestad, the Nature Director at Covenant Harbor, on Saturdays, March 12 and 19 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. He and his staff will showcase the process used on raw sap to make it into that delicious treat we know as maple syrup. “People enjoy seeing how their favorite foods are made,” says Farmer John. “From teaching people about apple varieties, making apple pies or maple syrup making demonstrations, The Elegant Farmer staff enjoys sharing the gifts of goodness from our farm with the community.” Genuine maple syrup comes from the sap of sugar maple trees. It is harvested in the very early spring when the days are warmer but the nights still have frost. The United States produces 14 percent of the world’s maple syrup creating 1.45 million gallons in

2007. CHAMBER PHOTO Good Neighbors Throughout March, The Elegant Farmer also offers discounts on its CiderBaked Ham. Open year round September through May Stocking the shelves 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and June through August 8 Members of the East Troy Area Chamber of Commerce presented Delane Kampa (left) from the East Troy Food Pantry a.m. to 8 p.m., The Elegant Farmer is closed with a check for $220, the proceeds from the photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus taken on Dec. 4 inside Ivan’s Backstage as a Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New part of the Santa on the Square and the Holiday Marketplace events. Pictured, from right: David Allen from East Troy House Year’s Day. Historic Inn & Tavern (who constructed the set for the photos), Kim Billings from Kimberly Ann Photography (who donated For more information or call (262) 363- her time to take the photos) and Chamber president Dan Heidelmeier (who helped organize the events). Unclaimed photos 6770 or shop on-line at www.elegantfarmer. are available for pick-up at the Chamber ofﬁ ce. Call (262) 642-3770 for more information. com

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��&�� Page 6 GOOD NEIGHBORS MARCH 2011 Railroad, Continued from front page who will wash windows and cut the grass. We have a special need for certifi ed welders, carpenters, electricians and painters, as well as people who sell tickets in the depot and assist in offi ce work. We are looking to create teams of people to “adopt a car.” These “adoption projects” can be as simple as preparing a car for daily service or undertaking a restoration of a car. Let us consider some restoration projects: • North Shore car 761 – This car ran at 80 mph providing service connecting Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha with Waukegan, North Chicago, Lake Bluff and Chicago. Long remembered by people in Southeastern Wisconsin, this car needs considerable welding work to get it back in service. • Cabooses – Kids, young and old, love to ride in cabooses. We want to give them that opportunity. We have four cabooses that need preparation for painting, woodworking on the interiors and installing new windows. • South Shore car 203 – This car needs a new roof and a new fl oor requiring signifi cant carpentry skills. Four chairs need to be re-upholstered and a very intensive deep cleaning is needed to turn this car in a “lunch car” so we can operate lunch trains. There are other projects we would like to undertake to enhance the visitor’s experience. So what is happening in 2011: All Aboard! • Little Obie is coming to visit in May. If you’d like to volunteer, There is nothing more important than safety call (262) 642-3263 when you are near a railroad. Little Obie is a rubber-tired miniature locomotive, fl atcar and caboose that is dedicated to railroad safety. SUBMITTED PHOTO Good Neighbors Sponsored by the Canadian National The historic East Troy Depot and Museum building is located at 2002 Church St. Regular weekend train service begins May 8 Railroad, Little Obie can visit your school, and runs through Oct. 25. recreation center or other places to spread the message of railroad safety during the week of May 23, 2011. We will be displaying at least one of the Little Obie is a part of Operation cars that have been restored by NPS. Lifesaver, a program sponsored by the Throughout the summer we operate trains railroads of the United States and Canada six days a week, Tuesday through Sunday. In to promote safety around railroads. Contact October we have our October Spook Fest, and Beverly Bobholz, (262) 642-3263, to reserve during the fi rst two weekends in December a time slot for Little Obie’s visit. we operate our Christmas Express. • The 100th anniversary of residential The Museum operates the only electric- and commercial electricity in East Troy will powered dinner train in North America. There be celebrated. Did you know that East Troy are 12 scheduled trips from May through was one of the fi rst villages in the area to October. A delicious meal is served including have commercial electricity delivered to dessert while the train is parked along Lower home and businesses? Did you know that Phantom Lake. For the day of the trips, menu the railroad delivered the electricity? In options and price, visit the Museum’s website 1911 the railroad was owned and operated at easttroyrr.org. by a predecessor of We Energies. We will The dinner train is available for charter trips celebrate this 100th anniversary on Saturday, for either dinner or lunch excursions. June 25, 2011. Who visits the Museum? We have people • On Saturday and Sunday, July 23 and young and old alike coming from Southern 24, we will be celebrating South Shore Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. We have days. The Museum has the largest collection groups coming from as far away as Kansas of South Shore Line cars in electrifi ed and New York City. What we have noticed is a operation. On Sept. 25, 2010 we received growing number of grandparents bringing their fi ve South Shore Line cars donated by the grandchildren for a train ride, lunch in one of National Park Service. NPS selected the the restaurants in East Troy and an ice cream Museum, as in their words, “the Museum cone at Lauber’s. has done the best job of preserving and We invite you to come and visit us. SUBMITTED PHOTO Good Neighbors operating South Shore Line cars at an Volunteer your time and enjoy the friendly Museum visitors leave the train at the historic East Troy depot. Visit easttroyrr.org electrifi ed railway museum.” family of Museum volunteers. for more information.

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�� MARCH 2011 GOOD NEIGHBORS Page 7 Expo, Continued from front page includes: AKF Flying Dragons, Recreation, East Troy Shell, East Troy Executives Integrity, Quality Custom IF YOU GO ... Associated Bank, Aurora Health Clinic, Soccer Club & All-Sports Booster Framing, Shorewest Realtors, The Aurora Pharmacy, Awakenings 3 Club, Edwards YMCA Camp, Family Heritage, Troy Center Fire Department What: Bodywork LLC, Barsamian Chiropractic Rehab, First Citizens State Bank, and Village of East Troy Police East Troy Expo Clinic, Budget Blinds, Chiropractic Good Shepherd Church & School, Department. 2011 FIRST, Citizens Bank of Mukwonago, Honey Creek Apartments, James R. The Chamber will offer a variety of When: Competitive Car Care, Cub Scout Pack Taylor & Sons, Knudson Bros. II LLC, concessions in the auditorium, where Saturday, March 92, East Troy Acupuncture, East Troy Koskinen Eye Clinic, Lakes Area Rental, entertainment will take place throughout 19 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Area Historical Society, East Troy McPherson Concrete Construction Inc., the day. Community School District, East Troy Mukwonago YMCA, ProHealth Care- The menu will include Italian Where: East Troy Middle Fire Department, East Troy Football DN Greenwald, ProHealth Care-Wound sausages, hot dogs, walking tacos, chips, School, 3143 Graydon Moms, East Troy Lions Public Library, Healing, ProHealth Care-Sleep Center, cotton candy, candy bars, soda, water, East Troy Manor, East Troy Parks & ProHealth Care-PHC Display, Realty lemonade and coffee. Avenue Cost: Free!

PHOTO COURTESY OF VANESSA LENZ/EAST TROY TIMES Good Neighbors PHOTO COURTESY OF VANESSA LENZ/EAST TROY TIMES Good Neighbors Gracy Fox, 3, spins for a prize at Citizen Bank of Mukwonago’s booth at the East Randy Gauger (right) shows off his best high kick with assistance from Nick Perk, Troy Area Chamber of Commerce’s business expo. instructor at Elkhorn Martial Arts at last year’s expo.

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�� Page 8 GOOD NEIGHBORS MARCH 2011 Chamber announces plans for East Troy Marketplace 2011 East Troy ’s historic village square The Marketplace will also run will attract visitors and local residents concurrently with other summer events alike with the return of the East Troy on the village square, including the Marketplace for its second season Chamber’s 35th annual Memorial Day on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Weekend Corn & Brat Roast on May 28- beginning May 21 through Sept. 24 30, the East Troy Football Moms Father’s (with the exception of June 11, when the Day Weekend Brat & Burger Roast on GFWC East Troy Woman’s Club will June 18-19, the Knights of Columbus hold its 36th Annual Arts & Crafts Fair). Corn & Brat Roast on July 29-31 and the This year’s Marketplace will combine Chamber’s East Troy Bluegrass Festival not only craft and food vendors, musical on Sept. 10-11. performances and special attractions, but The East Troy Area Chamber of also include home-based retailers and Commerce’s Community Development local residents seeking to sell clothing Task Force is currently seeking vendors and household items. and building the entertainment and A simplified pricing structure will activities schedule for the season. allow vendors to register onsite each Those interested in participating Saturday and pay just $10 per week. should contact the Chamber at (262) Those who would like to commit for the 642-3770 or [email protected] entire 18-week season, may pay $160 in and watch for additional information advance and have their choice of location on the Chamber’s website, www. (on a first come, first served basis). easttroywi.org

CHAMBER PHOTO Good Neighbors Richard Knudsen of Pops Kettle Corn, based in Wind Lake, is one of many area Wanna get your vendors who offer an assortment of goodies at the East Troy Marketplace. spot on the square? Reserve your spot today for the upcoming East Troy Marketplace season by calling (262) 642-3770 or e-mailing info@easttroywi. org. For more information, visit the Chamber’s website CHAMBER PHOTO Good Neighbors at www.easttroywi.org. East Troy FFA Advisor Ryan Holle (right), and FFA members joined the Marketplace on the Village Square to sell a variety of plants they grew to raise money for their club.

�� Page 9 GOOD NEIGHBORS MARCH 2011 Universal Electronics nominated for top award By Dave Fidlin take place at its main, 90,000-square-foot CONTRIBUTOR headquarters in Whitewater. After celebrating its third decade in This past year, employees at Universal business, an East Troy manufacturing Electronics also took part in the process of company has experienced another milestone relocating a nearby satellite manufacturing with recognition by a statewide organization. facility from Mukwonago to East Troy. Universal Electronics, owned by “Even with all that’s gone on, everyone president Richard Jensen and overseen by has been working hard to keep our his son, vice president Rick Jensen, was customers at a high priority level,” Rick among 53 companies nominated for the said. 2010 Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year Richard Jensen established Universal awards program. Electronics in 1980. For its first 22 years, The black tie event was held Thursday, the company was based in the Wisconsin Feb. 24 at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee. town of Helenville. Operations shifted to Several companies and organizations Whitewater in 2002. In the following years, sponsor the initiative, now in its 23rd a number of enhancements were made, year, including Wisconsin Manufacturers including specific industry certifications and Commerce, law firm Michael Best & and the addition of a second plant – first Friedrich and accounting firm Baker Tilly. in Mukwonago and now in East Troy – in 2006. In the past half-decade, Rick Jensen CHAMBER PHOTO Good Neighbors said Universal Electronics has received The number of nominees has increased Universal Electronics, which is based in Whitewater with a new satellite facility on an invitation to take part in the program, from 40 in 2009 to 53 in 2010. Each Buell Drive in East Troy (pictured above), was among 53 companies nominated for the but had declined to enter for a variety nominee is placed within one of four 2010 Manufacturer of the Year awards program. of reasons. The lengthy entry process categories based on the number of includes composing a 30-page paper on the employees. Universal Electronics was placed company’s successes. in the medium category. “Everyone (within the company) has Officials within the Wisconsin been doing such a great job, and we thought Manufacturer of the Year program touted the �� this might be a good time to be part of it,” swell in 2010 nominees as a representation �� Rick said. “You have to do quite a bit of of the ongoing recovery of the state’s work, but we thought we would go ahead economy. �� because this is about the employees and how “This increased number of nominees they’ve shown what they are truly capable is encouraging, as it shows manufacturers of.” feel positive about business this past year,” �� Rick said 2010 was a banner year for said Jim Haney, president of Wisconsin Universal Electronics, which offers its Manufacturers and Commerce, in a �� clients electronics manufacturing and design statement. “Our state’s manufacturing sector �� services on a contract basis. The company is poised to have an even greater 2011 as grew 87 percent and delivered its products we continue to pull through the recovering �� on time to customers in 95 percent of all economy.” �� scenarios. Editor’s note: This article originally ran The bulk of the company’s operations in the Jan. 12 issue of the East Troy News. ��

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�� Page 10 GOOD NEIGHBORS MARCH 2011 Michael Fields receives Farm Aid grant By Vanessa Lenz CONTRIBUTOR When Farm Aid The East Troy Area Chamber of Commerce Michael Fields Agricultural Institute in thanks everyone who helped bring holiday East Troy received a grant from proceeds started, we knew it was of the 25th anniversary Farm Aid concert in “crucial to support the folks joy to East Troy by preparing, delivering and Milwaukee recently. The research facility was allocated in the countryside working welcoming Santa on Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010 $5,000 for its support of small to medium to keep family farmers on Square Decorations size farmers and family farm and rural service organizations. the land.” Sponsors of the wooden elves on the historic “It will be used for grant-writing – Singer/songwriter Willie village square, including Plymouth Tube-East workshops and assistance to socially Nelson, Farm Aid President Troy, Paul J. Nyffeler, CPA, Pops Kettle disadvantaged farmers and ranchers,” said Corn, Wisconsin Oven Distributors, Asso- Margaret Krome, Policy Program Director ciated Bank, JT Interiors & Café, First for MFAI. Citizens State Bank-East Troy Office and A total of $47,500 was granted at ever who recognize the value of family Realty Executives Integrity. the October benefi t concert to expand farmers. Sponsors of the light poles decorations, market opportunities, provide emergency Krome said MFAI’s grant is aimed at including the Village of East Troy, Paul J. assistance to farmers, support grant-writing “helping groups who have been historically Nyffeler, CPA, East Troy Historical Soci- workshops for farmers applying to federal discriminated against such as blacks, ety, James R. Taylor & Sons, Jason Tess farm programs, advocate for farm policies Pacifi c Islanders, Latinos and Hmongs.” Agency, East Troy Marine, East Troy Shell that promote competition and fairness, and Krome said funds would support Cobblestone and Ivan’s on the Square. assist beginning and transitioning organic workshops that show such groups how to Members of East Troy High School’s National Art Honor Society, Katie Kostopoulos, farmers, according to a Farm Aid news use federal programs available to them. Kristen LaPlant, Taylor Strunsee, Ryan Siefkas, Riley Monahan, Oksuita and Olivia Drayna for creating release. “Due to language, institutional and the new mural on the bandstand and Karley Harris, Catelynn Strand, Alix Daniels, Amy Owens, Zoe In addition to Farm Aid’s work cultural barriers, there are a lot of people Katrichis, Anna Bottom, Kaylee Tucker, Danielle Stiglitz, Katie Kostopoulos, Dani Stemper, Gracie throughout the year to build a thriving who don’t apply and our purpose is to offer Muench, Morgan Woyak, Jon Woods, Ashley Ide, Julia Bower, Amy Griffa, Molly Olive, Sloane Ox- family farm-centered system of agriculture, them some assistance,” she said. ley, Cieara Kendall, Laura Sattler and Alexx Marshall for creating and painting the new elves, under Farm Aid funds family farm and rural Krome said MFAI’s grant work would the direction of teacher and adviser Lori Klingbiel. service organizations through its annual be throughout the Midwest, focusing East Troy High School’s Manufacturing Practicum for cutting out and placing the elves grant program. heavily on Wisconsin. on the village square, including Mike Theesfeld, Anthony Schultz and Tucker Braunschweig, under the MFAI’s grant is one of 60 awards made Michael Fields Agricultural Institute is a direction of teacher Eddie Wiegman. nationwide with grants totaling $407,300 in non-profi t educational institute founded in Ken Frymark and Brian Schlueter from Wisconsin Oven Corporation and Mike Barutha from 2010. 1984 in East Troy. Lemberg Electric Company, Inc., for decorating the Bob Barutha Memorial Christmas Tree with “When Farm Aid started, we knew it For more information, visit www. lights. was crucial to support the folks in the michaelfi eldsaginst.org. Mike Miller and the crew from the Village of East Troy’s Department of Public Works, countryside working to keep family farmers Editor’s note: This story originally ran including Jason Equitz, Doug Gauger, Steve Nelson and Neil Marini, for decorating the bandstand and on the land,” said Farm Aid President in the East Troy Times Jan. 5, 2011 and was the light poles, as well as picking up and setting up the Christmas trees. Willie Nelson in the news release. “Twenty- reprinted in Good Neighbors courtesy of Beverly Lackey from Family Trees of East Troy for providing a discount on the trees. fi ve years later, there are more people than Southern Lakes Newspapers LLC. Rosemary and Mike Martin from Martin’s Hardware & Rental for providing a discount on the garland, lights and wreaths for the light poles. Jeff Standafer and Rich Ambrose from Citizens Bank of Mukwonago, along with their children Timmy Standafer, Thomas Standafer, Rebecca Standafer and Troy Ambrose, for helping the children decorate the trees. WWW.EASTTROYWI.ORG All the students, teachers, school secretaries and bus drivers from East Troy’s public and private schools, as well as local day care centers, for decorating the trees with handmade ornaments.

Santa Parade Train �� East Troy Electric Railroad, including Bev �� and Alan Bobholz, Kim and Keith Segren, Andy Wit- �� kowski, Ryan Jonas, Brett and Kelly Forster, Bob �� Ryan, Dick Cecil, Don Weig and Bob Schmidt and �� Mike Schmidt for decorating and running the Santa Parade Train and the passenger train that followed it. �� East Troy High School choir members, �� under the direction of Rodger Trader, for caroling on the passenger train. Singers included Toni Felske, �� Terra Flann, Judi Johnson, Rebecca Standafer, Timmy Standafer and Cathy Trader. �� Tiffany Praeger and Adrienne Wicklund from Edwards YMCA Camp for entertaining the riders on the passenger train with stories and Christmas �� Bingo. � �� Lake Beulah 4-H Club members for depicting the elves and other characters. Participants �� included: Lindsey Cleveland, Allie Parker, Nick Cleveland, Amanda Horlacher, Dakota Horlacher, Kayla Brandenburg, Ali Malicki, McKenzie Evjen, Billy Hanson, Max Hanson, Rhys Palomino-Vear, Shannon Pogreba, Deanna Pogreba, Max Hanson and Lisa Heidelmeier. Sue Healey for mending all the costumes. Carl Matteson from Sunset Creative Services for donating the design for the back page Good Neighbors ad promoting the event. Don Gray and Rae Equitz for their special roles. Santa on the Square

East Troy Community Band, under the direction of Jay Huenink, for playing Christmas car- �� ols, including Heidi Huenink, Mary Romskog, Tony �� Kaufman, Sonja Berg, Joan Swessel, Michele Roth, �� Pete Roth, Max Poehlman, John Isleb, Jeff Romskog, �� Jim Nelson, Laura Zimmer and Ruth Geis. �� Cub Scout Pack 92 for providing concessions. �� Kim Billings from Kimberly Ann Photogra- �� phy for taking photos of the children with Santa and �� Mrs. Claus, with assistance from Gjeret Stein from Sensible Gurus, Tiffany Praeger from Edwards YMCA Camp and John Billings. David Allen and Jeff Fell from East Troy House Historic Inn & Tavern for artistically creating the set for the photos with Santa and Mrs. �� Claus and other decorations for the event. East Troy High School choir members, under the direction of Rodger Trader, for perform- �� ing during the Holiday Marketplace, including Toni Felske, Terra Flann, Judi Johnson, Rebecca Standa- �� fer, Timmy Standafer, Gage Risen, Myles Strandberg, Emily Triebold, Jordyn Wick and Cathy Trader. �� The Southern Wisconsin Youth Orchestra, under the direction of Betty Douglass for per- �� forming at the Holiday Marketplace, along with Rosemary and Matt Bennett for their special music and members of the Village Players, who performed scenes from A Christmas Carol. �� Ann Zess from Allan Integrated Control Systems, Barb DeLap from East Troy Manor, �� David Allen from East Troy Historic Inn & Tavern and Margaret Nichols from Shorewest Real- �� tors for helping to staff the Holiday Marketplace. �� Special thanks to Chamber Advertising and Marketing Committee members, including Dan Heidelmeier, Barb �� DeLap from East Troy Manor, Bill Vint from Sleeping Dogs Communications and David Allen from East �� Troy House Historic Inn & Tavern. �� Page 11 GOOD NEIGHBORS MARCH 2011 East Troy Area Chamber of Commerce Membership Directory 2011

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