Indiana Chamber of Commerce
The third and final edition of the Indiana Chamber's 2009 Legislative Agenda is now available. This document, as always, matches the Chamber's policy positions (developed by employees from member companies that serve on public policy committees and the board of directors) to specific legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
The
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
CHANGES FOR NOVEMBER 2009
Zeta Lambda’s Gift & Hobby Show
WILL CHANGE TO A ONE-DAY
For the past few years our Vendors have been suggesting we change to a one day show. After much discussion, we have voted to make this change.
We THANK YOU for your support throughout the years, and hope that you will continue to be one of our valued Vendors.
We are letting you know ahead so you can make your plans. We are also furnishings you with an application blank, and hope to see you again next year.
Members of Zeta Lambda Chapter
National Scrapbook Day
Presented by Zeta Lambda Chapter
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Shelbyville Middle School
Shelbyville, In 46176
8:00am – 5:00pm
Pastries, cheese ball and crackers, soup/small sandwiches, fruit and veggie tray, desserts, coffee, tea, lemonade served
Cost $25
RSVP no later than April 18 to
Phone: (317) 398-4900 or
Email: hairbydarlene@aol.com
Delta Theta Tau is a Philanthropic Sorority dedicated to supporting Education and Community. All proceeds benefit
Do you like Carnivals? Do you like to help the Community?
On Saturday, April 25th, you can do both at,
2009 FOOD STOCK CARNIVAL
In the Shelbyville Wal-Mart Parking Lot
between the Hours 9 &3
The Carnival will benefit:
The Humans Services Food Pantry
& the Food Pantry at
There will also be booth space available, for those who like to sale items (Garage or Rummage Sale items).
Booth space will be $15.00.
ITEMS TO ENJOY AT THE CARNIVAL INCLUDE:
A HOD DOG STAND
FACE PAINTING
A CAKE WALK
A 5 MINUTE MASSAGE BOOTH
RING TOSS
FISHING WHOLE GAME
BASKETBALL SHOOTS
BALLOON POP
CORN HOLE
& MAYBE A DUNK TANK
PLEASE TELL YOUR FRIENDS & FAMILY TO COME SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY FOOD
PANTRIES
& HAVE FUN AT THE SAME TIME
The
Enrollment for SUMMER
On June 20, acclaimed Hoosier photographer, JOHN BOWER, will be giving a free presentation on How to take better Photographs with any Camera. He will also be signing and selling copies of his books.
GENEALOGY CLASSES
Free Genealogy Classes with Barb Huff in May.
Date: May 7, 14, 21 & 18.
Time: 12 – 2.
Place: Shelbyville-Shelby County Public Library Genealogy & History House
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Call 398-8144 to sign up!
SCUFFY
The Shelby County United Fund For You (SCUFFY), would like to invite you and representatives from your organization or company to attend this year’s End of Drive Dinner on Wednesday, May 6, 2009 at Maxim Events, 1415 East Michigan Road in Shelbyville. A cash bar will be available beginning at 6:30 p.m. and dinner will begin at 7:00 p.m. 2009 marks SCUFFY’s 55th Fund Drive, and you are a very important part of the SCUFFY organization’s success. This annual event is our opportunity to thank you for your support and volunteerism. We are anxious to share this years accomplishments and to announce the financial outcome of our 2009 Drive. Dinner is $15 per person and can be paid for in advance by stopping by the SCUFFY office, or you can pay at the door upon your arrival for the dinner. Please email Barbara at barbara@scuffy.org or phone the SCUFFY office with your RSVP at 398-6231 by Friday, May 1st, to let us know whether you will be able to attend the End of Drive Dinner and how many will be in your party. We hope you will join us for this special event, and we look forward to seeing you on May 6th.
With this year’s SCUFFY drive well underway, I wanted to take a moment and share a story of accomplishment with all of the
Thank you for all you do!
Chris King
’09 SCUFFY Drive Chair
Hi Chris,
“CAN WE RAISE IT? YES WE DID!" As I told you this morning, when Mary Harper said put a "1" in front of our amount I had to sit down and remind her of the past history of this office. I'm sure our original goal amount looks like a small goal in comparison to most and, granted, we have a few more employees located in Central Office than in past years, but to increase our goal by almost 300% seemed unreachable and a little crazy. Well, that was until Mary Harper took charge and assured us that YES WE CAN! She challenged the team to go where this team has never gone before. When she walked into the workroom and saw fellow team members standing looking at the poster that had just been hung for all to see each day along with the look of certain defeat on their faces, she confidently yelled out..."Can we raise it?" to which there was no reply; however, she kept the faith and yelled back, assuring all those in doubt, "Yes we can!" Little by little a "buzz" in the office began and the good news for SCUFFY is that not only did we meet this lofty goal, but we exceeded it! Maybe it was watching the percent line move closer to the 100% mark or seeing a new "SCUFFY MAN" added to the wall, or maybe it was simply the bold challenge, but we did it! Dollar by dollar, we watched with great satisfaction as the red goal line move above the 100% mark, but more importantly, a few more questions were asked and answered about the value of SCUFFY and the 13 agencies in our community that are served by this campaign.
Kim Owens
Shelbyville Central Schools
March of Dimes March for Babies
Tri-County March for Babies 2009
(Hancock/Henry/Shelby County)
May 3, 2009
One Day... All babies will be born healthy.
Help moms have healthy pregnancies and give hope to the families of babies born too soon or sick.
Join more than a million people walking in their communities across
Sign up online or call 1-800-BIG-WALK
Shelby Arts Guild Class: Beginning Glass Etching with Preston Karns. Saturday, April 25th at
28th Annual Quilt Show “Blue and White” open now through May 31st. More than 70 quilted items on display.
Month of the Young Child (Birth to age 8) at
Important information for all nonprofit and charitable organizations and programs serving the Triton, Morristown, Southwestern, and Waldron School Districts
Each of
If you would like a grant application or more information about eligibility, please contact the
Application Deadlines:
Northwestern & Southwestern
Hometown Community Funds: 5:00 p.m. on 5/15/2009
The
Sat. April 25 7:30 pm
$5
-http://www.American Water annually supports "Water for People" (W4P) which is an organization that helps people in developing countries improve their quality of life by supporting the development of sustainable drinking water resources, sanitation facilities, and health and hygiene education programs. Below are supporting facts which sparked American Water's involvement and support in W4P:
-Today, 1.1 billion people live without access to safe drinking water.
-2.6 billion people are without access to basic sanitation.
-6,000 children die every day from easily preventable water related diseases.
-400 million people live in areas under water stress today. By 2050, it will be 4 billion!
2008 marked the fourth consecutive year that American Water employees have held a coordinated national fund-raising event. The 2008 campaign yielded more than $155,000 from employee fund-raising efforts. Together, with a company match, American Water made a total donation of more than $230,000 to W4P.
To further support W4P, the employees of
What: W4P Cook-Out
Where:
When: Wednesday, April 29th at NOON
Cost: $5/person (all proceeds go to Water For People).
RSVP Required: Becky Scott (becky.scott@amwater.com or 317-392-0711 ext. 1)
www.waterforpeople.org
Bears of
The 2009 Festival is our 30th Annual. We are doing everything we can to make it as special as we can, without costing too much, due to the economy. We have lowered our prices on space for Marketplace/ Flea Market, Food Booths, Meals and Parade Rovers. We are trying to make it possible for Marketplace/ Flea Market to stay in place for Sunday, also. This year, the Dinner Under The Stars will be on Friday evening, August 21 with a new band that has a lot of local following, called “Zanna Doo”. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Aug. 21-23, we will have Marketplace/ Flea Market and Merchant Sidewalk Sales. Saturday, Aug. 22, we will also have the 5K, 10K Walk & Runs, Meals, Food Vendors, Children’s Day, Medical Day and free evening entertainment, highlighted by bringing back Cooke & Belle. The first band has not been selected yet. Sunday, Aug. 23rd, we will have the Parade, followed by local entertainment. Throughout the Festival, we will have Kiddie Rides and Activities, as well as other Special Events. Our Queen Pageant will be at the Strand Theater this year on August 15, which we are excited about. We are going to ask that the contestant’s family and friends arrive early, because we expect a capacity crowd.
Saturday, August 15. 2009 – Queen Pageant – Strand Theater
Friday, August 21, 2009 – Marketplace/Flea Market, Merchant Sidewalk Sales, Meals, Food Vendors, Dinner Under The Stars with “Zanna Doo”
Saturday, August 22, 2009 – 5K & 10 K Runs & Walk, Marketplace/Flea Market, Merchant Sidewalk Sales, Meals, Food Vendors, Children’s Day, Medical Day, Cornhole
Tournament, Kiddie Rides, free entertainment: ???, “Cooke & Belle”
Sunday, August 23, 2009 – Marketplace/Flea Market, Merchant Sidewalk Sales, Meals, Food Vendors, Kiddie Rides, Parade Spectacular, free entertainment
Shelbyville Central Schools
Shelbyville Central Schools Announces 2009 Summer Lunch Program
Shelbyville Central Schools is pleased to announce that beginning Tuesday, June 2, 2009, FREE sack lunches will be provided at two (2) locations in our community by the Shelbyville Central Schools Food Service Department as part of a USDA federally funded food program (SFSP). Lunches are FREE to ALL children 18 and younger! Lunches will be served Monday thru Friday of each week from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM at the SHS McKeand Stadium concession stand and in the parking lot of the Shelbyville Boys Club and Girls Inc. These meals provide essential nutrients for active, growing kids. To participate in the SCS 2009 Summer Lunch Program, all kids have to do is show up at one of the open sites. Lunches must be eaten on site. No application or registration is required. The SCS Summer Lunch Program will run from June 2 through July 31, 2009.
Sample menu:
8 oz. milk
¾ cup of fruit or cold vegetables
Turkey and cheese sandwich OR Hamburger
Baked chips
For more information contact Betsey Flores, RD, SCS Food Service Director, 317-392-2505, ext. 2400, erflores@shelbycs.k12.in.us.
Radio talk show host Dave Ramsey will be doing a FREE town hall style meeting on 4/23 from 8-9:30 PM. It will be 1/2 hour of his opinion of the current economy and afterwards will answer questions related to this topic. Locally, it will be broadcasted at Hope's
It will be a night of hope and encouragement. It's for people who are tired of CNN (Constant Negative News?) talking about how bad things are. The answer is not in Washington or either political party. The answer is US!!
More info is at http://ww.daveramsey.com and http://www.townhallforhope.com
Sears
Greetings Chamber Members from Sears, your local Hometown Store.
We would like to invite you to our 1st Annual Tractor Rodeo on Saturday, April 25th 12-4pm. You will be able to test drive some of the tractors. You can adopt a new pet from the Animal Shelter 12-4pm. We will also be serving hot dogs and drinks 12-4pm. Regular Store Hours are: Monday –Friday 9-7, Saturday 8-7, and Sunday 11-4.
Shelby County Master Gardener’s Association
Proudly
Saturday, April 25, 2009
9:00am-2:00pm
First Bank of Shelbyville
15 year mortgage 4.375% with .50% origination
30 year mortgage 4.875% with .50% origination
CD rates
9 month 2.23 rate 2.25 APY
35 month 2.93 rate 3.00 APY
Open a checking account with the CD and we will raise the rate by .25%
Kathy Self & Associates, Inc.
OFFICE - 317-392-4669 FAX - 317-392-4732
24 Hour Rental Line 317-642-0064
Current Rentals Available in the Shelbyville & St. Paul/Waldron areas.
Properties change frequently.
2-3 Bedrooms from $550 - $900 per month
Pictures available online at www.kathyself.com
Stop by our office during regular business hours or for after hours pick up, applications are available in our drop box next to the door or can be obtained from the rental section of our web site.
WSVX
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Shelbyville! Did you know you can now catch WSVX at 96.5 on the FM dial?
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Looking to draw attention to your business during your annual Open House or at the big
Local News, Weather & Sports along with the latest happenings in
Is your advertising budget tight? Give WSVX radio a try. You'll find radio is a very affordable way to advertise your business. See what WSVX can do for you!
Catch CHAMBER CHAT every Friday at 9:00a. Julie Metz, Executive Director of the Chamber hosts the show with Johnny McCrory. Each Friday they have a special guest and talk about upcoming events.
Keep up with our changing world with TECHNOLOGY TODAY, with Bob Carmony & Johnny McCrory, Wednesday mornings at 9.
Join Candace Miller, Director of the
Tyler Hankins & Chase Yanzer take over WSVX every Saturday morning when they host SATURDAY MORNING SHAKE-UP. Enjoy the world as seen by our high school aged staff.
Rendezvous
A Vintage Murder Mystery
April 24 & 25
Doors open at 5:30
Show begins at 6:30
$20 per person
Reservation Required!
Dinner Includes:
Dinner Salad
Chicken Breast or Pork Loin
Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans
Dinner Rolls
Dessert
Call (317) 398-9836
38 East Washington Street
The Fiddlers Three
Greetings from The Fiddlers Three,
The specials for Friday & Saturday are: Beastfeast Special - BBQ Wild Boar Ribs, Deep Fried Alligator & Cajun Crawfish served with Baked Potato and Soup or Salad $18.95 OR Fresh Yellow Lake Perch deep fried served with Shore Potatoes, Soup and Salad $15.95
Weeknight Specials Tues. - Thurs.: Fresh Fried Filet of Sole served with French Fries and slaw $12.95
(Last week for this special) Thru Sat. Apr. 25th - 6 oz. Filet with Baked Potato and Soup or Salad $17.95 or 9 oz. Filet with Baked Potato and Soup or Salad $21.50
Sunday April 26th - Fried Chicken, Southern Fried Catfish, Hand-carved Black Oak Pit Ham, and Taco Bar
** We are accepting reservations for the Mother's Day Buffet.
**We will not be serving the Sunday Buffet on Sunday May 24th, July 5th, and Sept. 6th to observe the
Upcoming Events:
**Join us Saturday June 20th for a summer evening of fun with The Headliner Band. $50.00 per couple gets you in, includes a summer dinner buffet of Fried Chicken, Pulled Pork BBQ, Potato Salad, Baked Beans, Fresh Fruit, etc. Sales tax and gratuity are also included. This is casual! If you were here Valentine's Day, you know the Headline Band is a great Dance Band.
Our Gift Certificates make great gifts. They can be redeemed at The Fiddlers Three and the Sunday buffet at Maxim Events.
Did you know that we have sandwiches available on our menu? We have: Black Angus Steakburgers ($8.95), Breaded Catfish Filets ($7.95), and Large Hand-breaded Pork Tenderloins ($8.95). All of our sandwiches are served with French Fries and Slaw. We also have a Fried Chicken Dinner (half a chicken) served with a Baked Potato and Soup or Salad for $10.95.
The Fiddlers Three delivers Corporate box lunches to your site Tuesdays - Fridays from 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM. Minimum order required.
Did you know that Maxim Events is set up for corporate meetings and seminars with drop down screens and projectors, Wi-Fi connection, floor plugs, and sound-proof dividing walls? With Maxim Events' beautiful lit glass dance floor and hand-crafted bar, it is perfect for class reunions and wedding receptions.
Hope to see you soon,
Jay and Kathy
thefiddlersthree@sbcglobal.net
317-392-4371 for reservations or by e-mail
Annie’s Café
Dine In or Carry Out
Monday - Saturday
6am - 2pm
398-9266
If you need a place to have a meeting! Call us to schedule your breakfast or lunch meeting. You can order from the menu or visit our web site @ www.cateringbyannie.com
Breakfast Buffet
Every Day 6-10:00am
Daily Lunch Specials
MONDAY
Ham & Beans w/ Cornbread & Fried Potatoes
Sausage & Kraut
Fried Chicken Buffet
TUESDAY
Beef Manhatton, Meatloaf
Taco, Taco Salad Buffet
WEDNESDAY
Lasagna with Garlic bread & Salad Bar
Spaghetti Buffet
THURSDAY
Liver & Onions, Chicken & Noodles
Baked Pork Loin with Gravy Buffet
FRIDAY
Salmon Pattie w/ 2 sides or
Seafood Gumbo w/ rice & cornbread
Walleye, Fries & Slaw Buffet
SATURDAY BREAKFAST BUFFET BISCUITS & GRAVY, SCRAMBLED EGGS, BACON $4.95 Add Fried Potatoes or Pancakes for Just $1..00 more
Join us for Breakfast or Lunch
Annie's Cafe and Staff
Kopper Kettle
If you missed the first live event of the season, an audience participation murder mystery, you can still join in all the fun for the upcoming live entertainment season.
Here’s a list of entertainers IN THE GARDEN for May, June, & July:
May 15 – Brian Martin, Gospel Artist. A mix of contemporary and traditional favorites. This is his second summer to perform at the Kettle.*
June 12 – Point of View Comedy Team featuring Mark Steenbarger and Sarah Goedde. Humor the whole family can enjoy.*
June 26 – Sharon Riedman, Gospel Singer and Evangelist. A mix of contemporary and traditional favorites.
July 10 – Rushville Jazz Band will perform in the garden. If you like jazz, you’ll love the Jazz Band.*
*Schedule:
$20 per person, no coupons honored for live events.
Reservations only, limited seating.
CALL 765-763-6767. Located on
Chicken Inn
Do you have an upcoming luncheon, graduation or special event? Please ask about or quantity discounts and catering options available. We can deliver, set up and/or serve your favorite menu items.
Thanks for your continued patronage.
The Chicken Inn Staff
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