Chamber Connection provides Hanover Chamber members and local officials with general business information and issues facing the business community.
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March 2016 Chamber Connection Your connection to the greater Hanover business community. Staff Updates Page 3 New Members Page 4 Upcoming Workshops Page 5 Leadership Hanover Page 5 Member Spotlights Page 6 Business Briefs Pages 6-7 Community Reports Page 8 Main Street Hanover Page 9 Networking Events Pages 10 - 11 Mission: We deliver value to our members and advance the interests of the business community. www.hanoverchamber.com Sock Hop to Benefit Main Street Hanover by Natalie Neal The Hanover Sock Hop is just around the corner, and it is time to start lacing up your saddle shoes and dusting off that poodle skirt! You won’t want to miss this blast from the past. The Sock Hop is presented by Doceo Office Solutions, and proceeds from the event will benefit the programs of Main Street Hanover, an initiative bringing together diverse community interests and resources to promote the economic vitality, architectural heritage and cultural vibrancy of the downtown business district for the benefit of the greater Hanover area. The Sock Hop will take place Sat., April 9 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 22 Carlisle St., Hanover. Brush up on your hand jive and jitterbug; Rich and the Roadrunners are sure to show you a fun time as they cover hits from the 50’s! Show off your music knowledge with a game of ‘name that tune’ and enjoy some classic food from the era. The Chamber thanks ‘Twist’ supporting sponsor, McDonald’s, and ‘Jitterbug’ contributing sponsors: The Glatfelter Agency, Minuteman Press, Penn National Insurance, Snyder’s-Lance, Keith D. Smith Concrete, York Revolution Baseball Club and Blue Ridge Holdings. Tickets are $60/person, $100/couple and can be purchased online or by calling the Hanover Chamber office at 717-637-6130. Sponsorship opportunities are available and start at $200. Opportunities are limited; contact Erinn Bell for details at [email protected]. For details, visit ww.hanoverchamber.com/ sockhop.
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March 2016
Chamber ConnectionYour connection to the greater Hanover business community.
Staff UpdatesPage 3
New MembersPage 4
Upcoming WorkshopsPage 5
Leadership HanoverPage 5
Member Spotlights Page 6
Business BriefsPages 6-7
Community Reports Page 8
Main Street HanoverPage 9
Networking EventsPages 10 - 11
Mission: We deliver value to our members and advance the interests of the business community.
www.hanoverchamber.com
Sock Hop to Benefit Main Street Hanoverby Natalie NealThe Hanover Sock Hop is just around the corner, and it is time to start lacing up your saddle shoes and dusting off that poodle skirt! You won’t want to miss this blast from the past.
The Sock Hop is presented by Doceo Office Solutions, and proceeds from the event will benefit the programs of Main Street Hanover, an initiative bringing together diverse community interests and resources to promote the economic vitality, architectural heritage and cultural vibrancy of the downtown business district for the benefit of the greater Hanover area.
The Sock Hop will take place Sat., April 9 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 22 Carlisle St., Hanover. Brush up on your hand jive and jitterbug; Rich and the Roadrunners are sure to show you a fun time as they cover hits from the 50’s! Show off your music knowledge with a game of ‘name
that tune’ and enjoy some classic food from the era.
The Chamber thanks ‘Twist’ supporting sponsor, McDonald’s, and ‘Jitterbug’ contributing sponsors: The Glatfelter Agency, Minuteman Press, Penn National Insurance, Snyder’s-Lance, Keith D. Smith Concrete, York Revolution Baseball Club and Blue Ridge Holdings.
Tickets are $60/person, $100/couple and can be purchased online or by calling the Hanover Chamber office at 717-637-6130. Sponsorship opportunities are available and start at $200. Opportunities are limited; contact Erinn Bell for details at [email protected].
For details, visit ww.hanoverchamber.com/sockhop.
Hanover Area Chamber of CommerceChair of the Board
Drew DerrethHanover Valley Presbyterian Church
Secretary/TreasurerNat Fissel, Smith Elliott Kearns & Co.
Vice ChairsJulia Groft, Manpower
Mike Kelly, York Traditions BankLinda Siegle, Esq., Siegle Law
Carli Lehr, Rager, Lehman & Houck P.C.
Past ChairMark Riggs
Hanover Capital Management
Board of DirectorsLiam Behrens, Hanover Area YMCAVanessa Berger, Cross Keys Village
Torren Ecker, Becker & Strausbaugh, P.C.
Mike Gaskins, Hanover HospitalShannon Harvey, HACC GettysburgHarry McKean, New Age Associates
Bruce Myers, Snyder’s-LanceKaren Nelson, ACNB Bank
Did you know about all of the exciting and complimentary benefits that the Chamber has to offer? There are several advertising and marketing opportunities for members to take advantage of to maximize your membership.
One of the many benefits of being a member is the ability to post job openings and hot deals to the Chamber website. Members can include their business contact information, a social media link, hours of operation and driving directions on their unique business page.
These benefits are not exclusive to online services. All members will receive a categorical listing in the membership directory in the back of the “Discover Hanover” magazine. Members can also obtain an electronic or printed mailing list and are invited to send company news, personnel updates and special interest stories for consideration in “Chamber Connection” newsletter.
Considering advertising? Members have the option to display marketing collateral in the Chamber office. If you would like your materials to be displayed at the Chamber, please drop them off Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or mail to our office at 146 Carlisle Street, Hanover, PA, 17331.
For more information or a complete listing of member benefits, please visit the Chamber website.
Chamber Welcomes Spring InternThe Hanover Chamber is pleased to welcome Shannon Wissler as a Spring Intern.
Wissler is in her senior year at York College of Pennsylvania and is majoring in Mass Communication. She is from Magnolia, Delaware and graduated from POLYTECH High School.
Wissler hopes to assist the Chamber in planning events and writing articles for the newsletter, as well as
developing and maintaining member relations.
“I’m really looking forward to becoming familiar with the Hanover area and all of the opportunities it has to offer. I’m also excited about the skills I’ll develop working at the Chamber”, said Wissler.
Welcome, Shannon!
Bell Promoted to ManagerErinn Bell was recently promoted to Operations Manager. Prior to her promotion, she served as Operations Coordinator for one year.
In addition to recruiting new members and focusing on workforce initiatives, Bell plans and executes all of the Chamber’s special events. She recently completed Pennsylvania Insurance Licensing, which will enable her to help meet the benefit
needs of members and find benefit solutions that will work for their business.
Bell is a 2014 graduate of York College of PA with a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Relations and a minor in Marketing and Speech Communication.
The Chamber and board of directors congratulate Bell on her well-deserved promotion.
VERIFY YOUR LISTINGAs a Chamber member, your business information appears on the Chamber website and in the new “Discover Hanover” magazine.
In an effort to publish the most current information, please log into your member business account with your username and password at hanoverchamber.com to verify your membership listing. The login box appears at the bottom right side of the page. Please review and update by April 1.
If you do not remember your username and password, please contact the Chamber office at 717-637-6130.
Thank you in advance for helping us publish current information about your business.
URGENT RESPONSE NEEDED!
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The Hanover Chamber, in conjunction with Hanover, South Western, Spring Grove, Delone Catholic and New Oxford high schools, will recognize approximately 160 National Honor Society students at the Best & Brightest Ceremony.
This year’s event will be held on Sun., May 1 at 7 p.m. at Spring Grove High School. Each student will be recognized in front of their peers, parents, and invited guests.
Businesses have the opportunity to sponsor this event at $30 per student, and will be recognized in promotional materials related to the program, including press releases and the Chamber newsletter.
For more information and to support this event, please see pg. 11 or contact the Chamber office.
Thank you to the 2016 Presenting Sponsor, Elsner Engineering.
Chamber to Honor Best and Brightest
Chamber President Gary Laird recognizes students at the 2015 Best & Brightest ceremony held at South Western.
HotelsCourtyard Marriot,
GettysburgAngie Kemp
115 Presidential CircleGettysburg, PA 17325
717-339-5600
AutoAll Shined Up Car Wash
Gary Mick1187 Carlisle StreetHanover, PA 17331
717-698-2452
BankingUnion Community Bank
Fred Baber1770 East Market Street
York, PA 17402717-840-7839
ArchitectsCORE Design Group, LLC
Peter Lutz141 Broadway
Hanover, PA 17331717-637-6720
Welcome New Members!
5Chamber Reports
First Steps: Starting and Planning a Small BusinessFriday, March 4, 9 a.m. - noonLocation: Chamber Office. $30/member; $50/non-memberThe Small Business Development Center of Shippensburg University will lead you through the first steps to starting up a small business and guide participants through the process of writing a business plan. Facilitated by SBDC, Shippensburg University
Employment Law Seminar Series, presented by Stock & Leader Attorneys at LawLocation: John D. Bare Center, Guthrie Memorial Library9 - 11 a.m. $50/member; $75/non-memberAttorneys from Stock and Leader will cover the latest topics in Employment Law. Please check hanoverchamber.com for updates. This program has been submitted to the HR Certification Institute for review. This program may be submitted for SHRM credits.
Friday, April 8 - Hiring MattersRecent Developments in Hiring, Criminal Background Checks, the Ban the Box Movement and Immigration Updates
Friday, May 20 - Best Management Practices for EmployersTop Employee Handbook Mistakes To Avoid, Crafting Clear Job Descriptions, and Managing the Risk of Employment Discrimination Claims
Friday, June 17 - Topic TBDPlease check hanoverchamber.com for topic updates.
Enhance Your Business with Chamber Workshops
The Leadership Hanover program brings key business men and women throughout the community together in a class that is held once a month for six months. This program is designed to make future leaders more successful and provides them with the tools and opportunities they need to become skilled leaders.
Kenny Watson, Vice President at M&T Bank and recent participant of the leadership program, is new to the Hanover area and says a class like this is invaluable to someone in his situation.
“Leadership is about knowing the people that follow you, and being conscious of the people and places that made them who they are today. On a local level, leadership means understanding the culture that makes Hanover so special. I believe the most skilled leaders understand the importance of looking to the past to guide their decision-making process. Truly, Leadership Hanover is a great way to get plugged into your surroundings and ultimately make your surroundings a better place to live and work,” Watson explained.
“Overall the Leadership Hanover experience has been a great experience. From fine tuning our leadership skills, to the life-long friends and professional connections that I’ve made along the way,” said Watson.
The sentiment also holds true for Mindy Becker, Communications and Gift officer at The Brethren Home Foundation, another participant of the 2015-16 leadership program.
“My favorite memories will be the time I’ve spent with my classmates in this program. We are all from different industries and organizations, and it’s great learning from each other and about our community together. Leadership Hanover has helped me understand some of the work that is done ‘behind the scenes’, and
I have a greater appreciation for the groups and organizations who help make sure things run efficiently and effectively for the community,” said Becker.
“I would certainly recommend this program to others looking to gain a new perspective on how the Hanover area thrives. I believe everyone will gain something from this program whether they’re a Hanoverian or not.”
The current session will end in April, with the 2016-17 session beginning in October.If you would like to better your leadership skills and make important networking connections, Leadership Hanover is for you. For more information and to complete an application, please visit hanoverchamber.com/leadership.
Leadership Hanover Benefits Local Professionalsby Shannon Wissler, Chamber Intern
Kenny Watson, M&T Bank
Mindy Becker, The Brethren Home Foundation
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Hospital Celebrates Opening of New Cath Lab SuiteHanover Hospital celebrated the opening of the new Heart & Vascular Center, complete with two catheterization labs, with a ribbon cutting on Fri., Feb. 5, 2016.
The Hanover Hospital Heart & Vascular Catheterization Lab (Cath Lab) underwent a full renovation in 2012, with upgrades to the physical space, equipment and technology. The renovation allowed for the launch of the PCI (percutaneous coronary intervention) program, led by Dr. David Gilbert and Dr. Gurpal Singh, in late summer 2014. The PCI program has received overwhelmingly positive response, as patients with blocked arteries no longer have to leave Hanover to get stents, angioplasties and other interventional procedures.
The success of the PCI program has led Hanover Hospital to expand the Heart & Vascular Center to include two full cath labs. For more information, visit www.hanoverhospital.org.
In addition to staff, physicians and community members, attendees included Senator Richard Alloway, Representative Kate Klunk, Mayor Ben Adams and representatives from Marshall Craft Associates and Kinsley Construction.
OCKER HIRES HAYHURSTThe team at Ocker & Associates, PC, located in Fayetteville and McSherrystown, has recently welcomed a new administrative assistant, Julianne Hayhurst, of Shippensburg, to their
firm. Hayhurst is a 2011 graduate of Shippensburg University with a bachelor’s degree in English.
UNION COMMUNITY BANK ANNOUNCES NEW HIRES
Fred Baber has joined Union Community Bank as Senior Mortgage Originator. Baber has over 21 years of experience in Residential Mortgages, most recently as a Senior Mortgage
Development Officer for Santander Bank NA. In his new position he will be responsible for mortgage development in the Hanover and Adams County markets.
Baber lives in the Hanover area and is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University with a B.S. in Finance. He is active in the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, Hanover Lions Club and current director on the Pennsylvania Junior Chamber of Commerce Education Foundation.
Jennifer Augustyniak has joined Union Community Bank as Senior Mortgage Originator. She has over 12 years of experience in Residential Mortgages, most recently as a
Senior Mortgage Development Officer for Santander Bank NA. In her new position Augustyniak will be responsible for mortgage sales in the York and Lancaster markets. Her office is located at 1770 East Market Street, York.
Augustyniak lives in York and attended Pennsylvania State University.. She is a member of Realtors Association of York and Adams Counties, and served as chairperson for the 2013 Parade of Homes.
HB McClure Receives Super Service Award HB McClure Company, central Pennsylvania’s oldest and most diverse commercial and mechanical contractor, received the Angie’s List Super Service Award for the 5th consecutive year. The highly-esteemed award is given to the top 5% of qualifying businesses on Angie’s List.
Angie’s List is an online database that consumers can visit to get information and ratings/reviews on businesses in several categories from home improvement to health services. Winners of the Super Service Award must pass background checks and maintain a superior standing in Angie’s List. HB McClure was named a 2015 award-winner in both the Heating & AC and Plumbing categories.
“Receiving this award for the 5th consecutive year truly speaks to our commitment to excellent customer service,” said Robert Whalen, President of HB McClure. “Understanding our customers and delivering quality trust, and value is what keeps them coming back to HB McClure. We are proud of our team for their hard work and effort.”
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ACNB BANK PROMOTES THREE OFFICERS TO EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENTACNB Bank, the wholly-owned subsidiary of ACNB Corporation, promoted Laurie A. Laub, Douglas A. Seibel and Thomas R. Stone to Executive Vice President as of Jan.1, 2016. Reporting to James P. Helt, ACNB Bank President, these three officers are based at the Bank’s Operations Center in Gettysburg.
Executive Vice President Laurie A. Laub joined ACNB Bank in 2005 as Senior Vice President and Chief Credit Officer. In her new role, she serves as ACNB Bank’s Chief Credit and Operations
Officer, overseeing credit administration, loan and deposit operations, information systems, and special assets. She has more than 14 years of banking experience in management and credit administration, and earned a Bachelor of Science in Professional Accountancy from The Pennsylvania State University. Laub is a member of the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and serves on the board of directors of Pennsylvania Interfaith Community Programs, Inc.
Executive Vice President Douglas A. Seibel joined ACNB Bank in 2008 as Senior Vice President of Commercial Lending. In his new role, he serves as ACNB Bank’s Chief Lending and Revenue Officer,
overseeing all lending teams, treasury management, and sales development. He has more than 33 years of banking experience with 30 years in commercial lending. Seibel earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Gettysburg College and is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association School of Commercial Lending. Over the years, he has completed numerous American Institute of Banking, Risk Management Association, and Pennsylvania Bankers Association courses.
Executive Vice President Thomas R. Stone joined ACNB Bank in 2009 as Senior Vice President of Retail Banking. In his new role, he serves as ACNB Bank’s Chief Community Banking Officer, overseeing retail
banking, human resources, marketing/branding, and facilities management. He has more than 34 years of experience managing a variety of banking functions with primary expertise in retail banking, in-store banking, and operations. Stone earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Millersville State University and Master of Business Administration from The Pennsylvania State University. Over the years, he has completed many American Institute of Banking and Pennsylvania Bankers Association courses. He is a member of the American Management Association and the Penn State Alumni Association.
HEATHCOTE COMPLETES CRUISE COURSE
Lori Heathcote, Group Manager at Travel Time Travel York PA office (formerly Bailey Travel), won a 7 night cruise for 2 on the Danube from Viking River Line Cruises. Heathcote completed 7 different
Viking River Cruise destination specialty courses over a 6 month period and had the highest score. Over 250 travel agents from the USA and Canada participated, and Heathcote won the cruise as the grand prize for the highest score in all testing. She plans to take her cruise this summer.
SCHMUCK LUMBER ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT, NEW HIRE
Schmuck Lumber Company would like to announce the retirement of Garry “Wally” Watson. Watson joined Schmuck Lumber Company in 1972 as a member of the roofing crew. Over
his 43 years with the company, he worked
as the Yard Foreman, Outside Salesman, and finally settling into his role as the Manager of the Installed Sales Division. In 1995, Watson became a partner of the ownership team and the Board of Directors until his retirement on December 31, 2015. Schmuck Lumber Company would like to wish Wally the best of luck in retirement.
Mike Ormond joined Schmuck Lumber Company as an Outside Salesman in the Installed Sales Division in October 2015. Ormond is a graduate of Monmouth University in New Jersey where he
earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Management.
PREHODA PROMOTED TO RELATIONSHIP MANAGER/OFFICER
Members 1st Federal Credit Union has announced that Rebecca Prehoda of Hanover, PA has been promoted to Relationship Manager/Officer for the Credit Union’s York & Adams region.
Prehoda began her career with the Credit Union in 2013 as a Branch Manager for the Credit Union’s North Hanover branch. She is President of the Hanover Chapter of Professional Referral Exchange and is Secretary of the New Oxford Area Chamber of Commerce. She is a 2015 graduate of the Hanover Chamber of Commerce Leadership Hanover program and a member of the Hanover Chamber of Commerce.
WISOTZKEY ELECTED PRESIDENT OF BUILDERS ASSOCIATION
Daniel Wisotzkey of Yorktowne Roofing & Siding was elected to serve as the York Builders Association (YBA) president for 2016, and will lead a 20-member board during his yearlong term as
President.
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Dress to the Nines for Derby Day and Wine
March 122nd Saturday - “Hatching Spring”
April 17 & 18Alice in Wonderland Jr. by PATBS
April 22 & 23Into the Woods by PATBS
May 14Main Street Mini-Golf
June 11Chalk It Up & Sip & Stroll
July 92nd Saturday - “Heritage Day”
www.mainstreethanover.org
Upcoming EventsPull out your best hat and dress to the nines on May 7, 2016, 12 to 5 p.m. for Derby Day at Adams County Winery! The event will raise awareness and donations for the New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program benefiting injured and retired racehorses. Ron Krajewski, owner of retired painting racehorse sensation Metro Meteor, will be the co-host for this equestrian themed event. This event will be held at Adams County Farm Winery location in Orrtanna, PA.
Guests will have the opportunity to enjoy live music on the ‘Infield,’ Stick Pony Races on the ‘Track’ and Mint Julip Wine Cocktails in the ‘Outfield’. There will also be several Derby Day contests. The categories will include: a best dressed contest, best gentleman’s hat, best lady’s hat, funniest hat, and best handmade Derby Day hat. A silent auction, games of croquet and specialty derby appetizers will be available for purchase.
The event is free to the general public (seating is not guaranteed) but ticketed reserve seating is available. Reserved seating in the “Grandstand” pavilion is $10.00 per person; the outdoor infield is $5.00 per person. A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Program. Adams County Winery has been helping to raise funds for the organization since 2014.
The winery has planned a special limited edition wine release just for this event. “Metro Monet Chardonnay”, with its specialty label featuring a print of a Metro Meteor painting, will be available for tasting and sale. For each bottle of “Metro Monet Chardonnay” sold, a portion of each sale will benefit the New Vocations Racehorse Foundation.
Learn more and purchase tickets at www.adamscountywinery.com.
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In May 2015, the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce unveiled The Veteran Job Vault program to assist veterans across the greater Hanover region in finding a job within the manufacturing industry.
Many manufacturing companies within the area have shown interest in the Vet Vault program. These companies are hoping to hire veterans within the community through this program. Kevin Gulden, a 21-year Air Force Veteran and Plant Manager at Utz Quality Foods spoke about the program’s success and his new hire from the Vet Vault applicant list.
“The Veteran’s Vault was a great success for Utz Quality Foods, Inc. for our first time using it. We were able to find an awesome candidate for a hard to fill position. He brought great technical skills, initiative, and work ethic and has been a valuable addition to our team.”
For more information about the Veterans Job Vault, please visit hanoverchamber.com/programs/veterans.
Veteran Vault Creates Successful Hire for Utzby Natalie Neal
Downtown BeautificationMain Street Hanover is again organizing this year’s Downtown Beautification Program. Spring is almost here and we are looking forward to beautifying Hanover’s downtown with professional planters and hanging baskets.
Please consider helping make Downtown Hanover more beautiful and inviting by purchasing hanging baskets, planters and/or making a general donation. Please note that all baskets and planters will be located in Center Square. This program also includes maintenance, so that your flowers will look beautiful throughout the season.
$100 - 1 Hanging Basket $300 - 1 Large Planter$500 - 2 Large Planters
General Donations welcome!
Make your donation online! Visit http://mainstreethanover.org//about/donate. In order for your contribution to be tax-deductible, all monies should be directed / payable to PEDYC (Partnership for Economic Development of York County), 44 Roosevelt Ave., Ste. 100, York, PA 17401. PEDYC serves as the fiscal sponsor to MSH, providing 501(c)3 status. A receipt will be mailed for your records.If you would like to learn more about the work of Main Street Hanover, follow us on Facebook or contact us at 717-637-6130 x101 or [email protected]
2nd SaturdaysWe enter into the third year of having 2nd Saturday events and hope that you will consider joining us downtown to celebrate!
The 2nd Saturday idea came about as a way to attract people to the downtown to enjoy the unique events, shopping, food & drink downtown has to offer. The idea of having businesses offer promotions and hold events during the 2nd Saturday of every month was an incentive for people to discover Hanover’s unique downtown. We encourage all of the shops to offer great deals and unique offerings all on the same day, hoping people could be attracted to come downtown and spend the whole day shopping, eating and drinking.
This year we are adding some additional events and open houses to our 2nd Saturday offerings. We truly think there is something for everyone in downtown Hanover. Discover downtown and come out shopping with us this 2nd Saturday!
March 12 is 2nd Saturday and we’re Hatching Spring! Hoping to see some new baby eaglets, stores will be welcoming spring with sales and special promotions!
PATABS Performance to Benefit MSHWe are very excited to share that we are pairing up with Pennsylvania Theatrical Arts by Brittany Stevens as their non-profit partner for their upcoming shows, Alice in Wonderland Jr. and Into the Woods. As the performance’s partner, Main Street Hanover will receive a portion of the proceeds from ticket sales from all the shows, as well as assist in putting on a special ‘Tea with Alice’ event.
These two shows will be performed at the Eichelberger Performing Arts Center, in their beautiful theater. We are excited to support these performances and the local performing arts center. We hope you will consider attend these shows and not only supporting local theater and children in the arts, but support Main Street Hanover as well!
Advertising opportunities are available for these performances which reach on average 1,500 patrons. Contact Main Street Hanover Manager Justine Trucksess for more information.
Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr. April 16, 2016 at 7:00 PM and April 17, 2016 at 2:00 PM
Into the Woods April 22, 2016 at 7:00 PM and April 23, 2016 at 7:00 PM
Tickets are available for purchase at www.patabs.com.
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10 Networking Opportunities
Upcoming Mixers
Wednesday, March 165 - 7 p.m.
Hosted by Ryan California State Farm110 West Eisenhower Dr., Hanover
Wednesday, April 275 - 7 p.m.
Hosted by PeoplesBank118 Carlisle St., Suite 200, Hanover
If you are interested in hosting a Membership Mixer or After Hours event in 2016, please contact the Chamber office ASAP as dates are almost filled for the year! Contact Erinn Bell to schedule your
Upcoming Events;Thursday, March 10 - Professional Development
Tuesday, April 19 - Happy HourThursday, May 17 - Happy Hour
For details, visit hanoverareayp.com.
Eye-Opener BreakfastWednesday, March 16, 7:30 a.m.South Western High School200 Bowman Rd., Hanover
Salutes:Gary Mick, All Shined Up Car WashPete Lutz, CORE Design Group, LLCFred Baber, Union Community Bank
$12/member; $24/non-member
Breakfast sponsor:
47th Annual Golf OutingThursday, June 2, 12 p.m.
Hanover Country Club
“Hole” the Date!
11Event Registration
Be Connected Please register for all events at Fax: 637-9127, Email: [email protected] or hanoverchamber.com.
EventsMarch 4Workshop: First Steps - Starting and Planning a Small Business, 9 a.m.Hanover Chamber Office, 146 Carlisle St., HanoverAttendees:
March 16Membership Mixer, 5 - 7 p.m.State Farm, 110 West Eisenhower Dr., HanoverAttendees:
March 16Eye-Opener Breakfast, 7:30 a.m.South Western High School, 200 Bowman Rd., HanoverAttendees:
April 8Workshop: Hiring Matters presented by Stock & Leader, 9 - 11 a.m.John D. Bare Center, Guthrie Memorial Library, 2 Library Place, HanoverAttendees:
April 9Hanover Sock Hop, 6 - 10 p.m.Hanover Heritage & Conference Center, 22 Carlisle St., HanoverAttendees:
April 20Eye-Opener Breakfast, 7:30 a.m.Hanover High School, 401 Moul Ave., HanoverAttendees:
