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These are the words that Roger’s clients use when they experience hisprograms. He has a knack for taking principles of effectiveness that most ofus struggle with, and crystallizing them into clear strategies and action plansthat get Record-Breaking Results. He’s also one of the world’s foremostauthorities on how to train the incredible creative capacity of the human mind.

When it comes to creating Record-Breaking Results, Roger walks the walk. Some examples:

• In his first sales career, Roger became one of the top 20 producers of over200,000 in the 160 year history of the company. That’s the top 1% of the top 1%EVER.

• Roger Co-Founded Freedom Personal Development, one of the world’s premierPersonal Development firms. His company has thrived and broken records formore than 15 years.

• Roger is the author of Train Your Brain For Success, a national bestseller onhow individuals can remember more, read smarter and break records in theirlives.

Equally important, Roger is a master at teaching what works. He’s delivered morethan 2000 presentations for organizations like Northwestern Mutual, HarleyDavidson, The National Association of Realtors, and countless others. His audiencesand his coaching clients all give rave reviews for the improvement they immediatelysee, both professionally and personally. Roger also spent 8 years as a professionalstand-up comic, so you know you’re getting a program your people will have fun with!

**Warning!!** On several occasions, Roger has caused audience members to laughso hard they fell out of their chairs. Be prepared for this.

Chamber Lunch.........................................................2

Train Your Brain For Success

Chamber Breakfast Seminar.......................2

Great Puimpkinfest Sponsor Form.........3

President’s Message/Job Position

Description.....................................................................4

Featured Member/Your Business

Marketing........................................................................5

Member Events.........................................................6

Multi Chamber Networking.............................7

Misc. Information ....................................................8

Calendar...........................................................................9

Lunch is $10, Payment is not taken in advance. All are welcome.

Your career, your finances, your physical health, your relationships- all of them are constantly created andinfluenced by your thinking. Unfortunately, your brain didn’t come with an owner’s manual...until now.

In you will learn to harness the incredible creative capacity of your mind andachieve your personal best - professionally, financially and personally. Best part? You’ll do this in aboutthe time it takes to go out for lunch.

• The ways in which your brain literally creates your experience - and your results.

• Your brain’s extremely UNhelpful “default settings”

• How to overcome these default settings, and put you in charge of your brain andyour results.

Based on Roger Seip’s bestselling book, is extremelyinteractive, incredibly eye-opening, and a lot of fun! Participants will definitely gain insightsthat will make them more effective immediately, and come away with a plan for makingthat improvement last. Do not miss it!

The Great Pumpkinfest Sponsorship Opportunities$75 for Each Area

TOTAL ENCLOSED ______________ Make checks payable to UG Chamber of Commerce and giveto Tina Hartlage or mail to: Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 44, Union Grove, WI 53182

I would like to volunteerName _____________________________ Contact info __________________________

With your sponsorship donation you will have the opportunity to have yourself and/or your employees help outin these areas the day of the event. Contact Terri Gray at ugchamber@att.net or 262-878-4606 to sign up. Wewill advertise your business on a thank you sign at the area of your choice.

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Community State BankPolnasek-Daniels Family Funeral Home

The Family DentistsTalmer Bank and TrustMartin’s Garage Chrysler DodgeMartin Ford Sales

Silver Sponsors:

Gold Sponsors:

Eric Daniels

It is with sadness that I announce the departure of Betsy as the Assistant Executive Director for the UnionGrove Chamber. We have been lucky to have her for the last year and a half helping in the office and atmany events. She has been very dedicated and an enormous help to many people. I would like to publiclyextend from the board, Terri, and myself, a heartfelt thank you for all the spectacular work she has done.This is not a farewell, as Betsy would like to continue to volunteer on those projects she has grown toenjoy and we are glad to have her involved any way we can. So, congratulations Betsy on the new positionand best of luck in all of your future endeavors.

Are you interested or do you know of anyone interested in a part time position asAdministrative Assistant? The job description is below.

The Greater Union Grove Area Chamber of Commerce is currently accepting applications for the position ofAdministrative Assistant. The job requires the ability to perform clerical duties while working closely with the ChamberExecutive, Chamber membership, other organizations and community visitors. This position requires the knowledge, skilland ability to perform basic computer applications such as Microsoft Word and Excel. Candidates must possess goodverbal skills, written and organizational skills, time management skills, positive social skills and be reliable. This is a parttime position which includes 15 regular hours a week and extra hours during special events which may include occasionalnights and weekends. Deadline to apply is October 19. Applicants should mail resumes to: Union Grove Chamber ofCommerce, PO Box 44, Union Grove, WI 53182 or email to ugchamber@att.net.

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Fortier Jewelers in 1972, Suzanne Garski started in the jewelry and trophy business as a young woman just sixteen yearsold.  She worked for Carl Jacobsen, who owned Jacobsen jewelry.  She served a four year apprenticeship under Carl asa goldsmith and diamond setter.  In 1978, Carl and Suzanne became business partners, and formed Jacobsen & GarskiJewelers.  The Twosome then later expanded and bought out Mortensen's Jewelry in 1981.

After 50 years in business, Carl Jacobsen decided to retire in 1984 and Suzanne Garski became Sole Proprietor.Continuing with tradition, all production is done in her store and she personally provides custom work and design to allof her customers.  Suzanne also is one of the few full service jewelers in the area.

Suzanne married in 1988 and became Suzanne Garski-Fortier.  In 1995, Carl Jacobsen pased away.  On June 15, 1998she entered her 26th year in the jewelry industry.  At that time she changed the name of her store to Fortier Jewelers.Except for the name, everything else stayed the same.

Fortier Jewelers is located on 1129 Main Street (corner of 12st and Hy45), Union Grove, WI 53182.Store Hours: Tuesday - Friday 9:30 - 5:00PM, Saturdays 9:30 -2:00PM, Closed on Sundays and Mondays.262-878-9185  Call for extended holiday hours.E-Mail: fortierjewlers@gmail.com

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Memorial Drag Weekend at Great Lakes Drag-A-Way.1967 & earlier racing. gassers, altereds, Fed's, jet cars.

CAR SHOW - BANDS - CAMPING

A portion of the proceeds donated toUnion Grove Homeless Veterans Association

in "Broadway Bob Metzler's" name.

Racing $25 (Online) $35 (at gate)Spectator $10 (online) $15 (at gate)

Camping $20 per car per dayhttp://www.greatlakesdragaway.com

United Church of Christ invites the community to join themfor their Sunday, October 7 World Communioncelebration. Communion is open to all who seek a closerrelationship with Jesus Christ. We celebrate this day whenChristians around the world partake in Holy Communionas a sign of unity.

9:00 - 10:00 amUnion Grove Congregational1106 11th AvenueUnion Grove, WI 53182ugcongucc@sbcglobal.net

10:45 - 11:45 amRaymond Community Church8217 W. Cty. Hwy GFranksville, WI 53126rcchurch@wi.net

Annual Rummage Sale. Lunch will be served - fee chargedMary Sheen 878-1291

114 booths, 2 gyms, 1 great day! Handcrafted items andgifts, concessions, bake sale, cash raffles, basket raffles,free admission and parking.

pto@uges.k12.wi.us

COME EXPERIENCE A LIVING HISTORY EVENTHalf Point Historical Re-enactment is a living historygathering of figures from the 1700's, 1800's Civil War andmore. Visitors will talk with fur traders, settlers, a toymaker, weavers and spinners. The Civil War group"Historical Timekeepers" will provide cannondemonstrations as well as Civil War fashions information.World War II re-enactors will include a Chaplin's tent anda military sutlery. New this year is the availability of foodpurchase from Main Street Market, who will have a spaceat the event. Thanks go out to the Union Grove Lion's andKiwanis who provide funding for the event. Fur traders,Settlers, Blacksmith, Toymaker, Woodcarvers, Civil Warand WWII Units. Family friendly education and fun. FREEAdmission, donations accepted.

All proceeds for this fundraiser benefit Susan G. Komenand breast cancer research. TOGETHER.....WE CANMAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Walk Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. - Walk to followuntil 12:00 pm, Fundraiser, raffles, food, entertainment12:00 pm - 8:00 pm, family bowling & 9 Pin Tournament@ 2:00 pm. ALL donations accepted and appreciated.Suggested family donation for the 5K walk $20.00. Any-one who participates in the 5K Walk will be given a pinkwrist band and raffle ticket to enter the fundraiser at OldSettlers Bowling Center.

Shannon @ 262-260-8316 or Maggie @ 262-878-3709

11:00 am - 2:30 pm

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The CDA wants to know…Do you have ideas to help better ?What do you think should be the CDA’s top ?

You are to participate in an: Open Mic NightTuesday, October 16, 2012, 5:30-7:00 pm1000 Main St., Suites D & E, Union Grove, WI

Refreshments will be served

Sponsored by the Village of Union Grove,Community Development Authority

Special thanks to Ken and Nancy Vioski for providing themeeting location

Don’t let the name fool you; the is now open to women-owned businesses.

The MMG provides up to $2,500 in matching grants andeligible project costs include services such as the following:

Training and/or Consulting Services, Financial Services, Mar-keting Services, Business Operation Services, Legal Services,Information Technology and Computer system.

The will allowqualifying Racine County manufacturing businesses to applyfor grants to be used for training or consulting servicesdesigned to support operations. The grants will providequalifying businesses with up to $2,500 to help cover costsassociated with improving their business operations.

Please direct your questions to the grant administrator JimMcPhaul, Director, Small Business Development Center @UW Parkside, 262-595-3363, mcphaul@uwp.edu. P. 11

Eric Daniels presents $100 check to Jerry Benzel. Jerrywon the Super Saturday drawing. In order to win, he hadto keep the Corn Roast Advertising booklet along with histicket until the drawing on September 20. There were 306tickets given away on Super Saturday for the drawing.Congratulations Jerry!

Date Time Title location

Oct. 2 3:00 - 6:00 pm Shepherds College Plant Sale UG Farmers Market, Village Square Park

Oct. 2, 9, 16 3:00 - 7:00 pm Union Grove Farmers Market Village Square Park, UG

Oct. 6 12:00 - 8:00 pm Susan G. Komen 5k & Fundraiser Old Settlers Bowling Center, 1500 - 15th Ave., UG

Oct. 7 9:00 - 10:00 am World Communion Sunday UG Congregational United Church of Christ, 110611th Avenue, UG

Oct. 7 10:45 - 11:45 am World Communion Sunday Raymond Community Church, 8217 W. Cty. Hwy G,Franksville, WI 53126

Oct. 8 12:00 - 1:15 pm Chamber of Commerce Lunch Old Settlers, 1500 - 15th Ave., UGOct. 12 - 13 3:00pm Fri

8:00am SatGreat Lakes Drag-A-WayMemorial Drag

Great Lakes Drag-A-Way, 18411 - 1st Street, UG

Oct. 18 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Board of Directors Meeting Chamber of Commerce

Oct. 20 9:00 am - 3:00 pm UGES PTO 9th Annual CraftFair/Bake Sale

UGES, 1745 Milldrum St, UG

Oct. 24 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Fall Soup & Sandwich Lunch UG Congregational United Church of Christ, 110611th Avenue, UG

Oct. 26 & 27 9:00 am - 4:30 pm Fri9:00 am - 2:00 pm Sat

American Legion AuxiliaryRummage Sale

American Legion Hall, 1027 New Street, UG

Oct. 27 1:00 - 4:00 pm The Great Pumpkinfest UG High School, 3433 S. Colony Ave, UG

Greater Union Grove AreaChamber of Commerce925 - 15th AvenuePO Box 44Union Grove, WI 53182Phone: 262-878-4606Fax: 262-878-9125Email: ugchamber@att.net

Visit our website at:www.uniongrovechamber.org