October 2004
  TRICK OR TREAT
Saturday, October 30, 2004
Retail Trick or Treat
1:00 to 3:00 PM
Plymouth City Wide Trick or Treat
5:00 to 7:00 PM |
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Plymouth Downtown Advisory Council (PDAC)
UPDATE
PDAC has a high degree of energy, and the presence of the design team from Andrews University has added to it.
We have divided the committee into sub-committees to address the various segments of the “Action Plan” as described in the “Master Plan” created by the consultants, Business Districts, Inc (BDI) and Lehman & Lehman. These committees are busy short-term events and plans for the downtown as well as long-term comprehensive solutions to vacant buildings, streetscapes, zoning recommendations, affordable housing and other identifiable opportunities in Plymouth’s downtown TIF district.
Open meetings are held on alternate Thursdays
at 4:00 PM in the Laramore B room
at the Plymouth Public Library.
Watch for the Halloween parade and a fantastic Christmas “Tree Lighting” coming up!
Jerry Nikitas
PDAC Chair
Watch for periodic update on the downtown study on the front page of the Chamber’s website.
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Haunted Grounds at the Conservation Clubhouse!
Support Plymouth Parks!
The Park Department is once again hosting a fun evening for children and parents at the Conservation Clubhouse, and we are asking local businesses and organizations for their help! We are asking the community to host their own vignette! You may decorate it however you want...be creative! You may pass out candy, play games for prizes, or even paint pumpkins! The park Department will had out goody bags and serve refreshments. The night should be a howling success and give the community a chance to work together. For more information, please call the Park Office at 936-2876. Thank you and Have Fun! |
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Heartland Payment Systems
Member Service Provider for Key Bank, National Association, Cleveland, OH
Dear Chamber Member;
Don't take our word for it, just ask your neighbors about how Heartland Payment Systems has worked to help their business reduce credit and debit card processing fees.
The Brass Rail
Price's Village Valet
Pat's Bar |
Blue Mountain Bistro
Plymouth Ponderosa
Kain's Party Pack |
About HPS:
Heartland provides credit/debit card and payroll processing services as well as related services to restaurant, hotel, and retail merchants throughout the United States. HPS services more than 60,000 merchants with over 500 full-time sales representatives and more than 300 employees.
As one of the nation's leading independently owned payment processors Heartland handles all elements of both credit and debit card transaction processing offering a host of services that make one-stop payment processing a reality for our merchants.
And, most importantly, you have access to real people in your community...your local Heartland Relationship Managers, Joe and Tonya Rigsby. We depend on your continuing satisfaction for our ongoing success and we are here to help you with questions, training and any other issues that may affect your credit and debit card transactions.
Call Joe and Tonya TODAY at (574) 935-9751, and join the Plymouth an Heartland 'Family.'
Sincerely,
Joe and Tonya |
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 2004-2005 PROGRAM SERIES
Featuring 204 National Grand Prize Winners Jupiter Quartet
Thursday, October 21, 2004
Dessert Bar 7:00 PM
Performance 7:30 PM
Plymouth Country Club
$15 Adults, $10 Students (includes Dessert Bar)
Make the evening complete - Have dinner at the Plymouth Country Club before the Performance. Call 936-4543 for reservations. Dinner not included in ticket price, but dessert is!
Underwriter: Marshall County Community Foundation
Funded by: Arts in Indiana, Indiana Arts Commission, National Endowment for the Arts, Arts Midwest
Tickets Available:
Encore Office or Plymouth Chamber of Commerce
Encore Office: 321 N. Water Street, PO Box 65, Plymouth, IN
Phone: 574.935.4987 or 888.661.0934
Jupiter Quartet: Nelson Lee, violin; Meg Freivogel, violin; Liz Freivogel, viola; Daniel McDonough, cello
Formed in Cleveland in 2001, the Boston-based Jupiter Quartet has performed across the United States and abroad. Their interpretations have received warm reviews at a number of respected chamber music series, including the Tri-County Emerging Artists Concerts, Honest Brook Music Festival, Caramoor Festival and the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival. They have played on some of the world's most spectacular chamber music halls, such as London's Wigmore Hall and Boston's Jordan hall. The Jupiter Quartet just made their New York debut in Weill Hall and received a glowing review from the New York Sun.
In 2004, the Jupiter Quartet won grand prize at the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition. This award includes Concert tours of the U.S., and engagements in Italy for 2005. In 2003, the quartet also won second prize at the Young Concert Artists International Auditions. Next year, they will enter the New England Conservatory as the school's fellowship quartet working primarily with Paul and Martha Katz. The Jupiter Quartet has had the good fortune to work closely with some of the most inspiring minds of the chamber music world. In particular, their work with Henry Meyer, former violinist of the renowned LaSalle Quartet, led to an invitation to perform on a series of concerts in Frankfurt, Weikersheim, and Aub, Germany.
The Jupiter Quartet has strong commitment to community outreach and the development of future classical music audiences. They have performed in children't concerts throughout the Boston area and in Vermont. The quartet's members hold degrees from the Cleveland Institute of Music, The Juilliard School, Oberlin Conservatiory, Yale University and the New England Conservatory. |
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