HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUTCLASSIC MOVIES

COMING BACK TO THE CAPITOL?

any in the community have long requested that movies return to the Capitol in some way, shape or form.

The overriding desire has been for “classic” movies — great old films from yesteryear that would have been seen on the screen at the Capitol during the golden age of Hollywood. These movies not only speak to oldergenerations, but offer much value to younger audiences, as well. Quality and good story-telling are timeless, and today’s movies owe their style and success to the films thatcame before.

Capitol Civic Centre: 913 South Eighth Street | P.O. Box 399 | Manitowoc, Wisconsin 54221-0399

2011-12 Board of Directors: John L. Sadowski, President; Craig Pauly, Vice President; Patty Huettl, Treasurer; Paul Stockhausen, Secretary;Peter Allie; Shelly Braun; Dean Dvorak; Paula Fox; Ron Kaminski; Chris Kornely; Lee Kummer; Peggy W. Pitz; Thomas Reilly; Mark Swanson

cccshows.org | Box Office: 920.683.2184 | Administrative Office: 920.683.1937 | Fax: 920.683.0272Box Office Hours: 9am-4:30pm, Monday thru Friday; 10am-1pm on Saturday; and until time of performances

marquee is a quarterly publication for members of the Capitol Civic Centre, produced at the Capitol’s Administrative Offices at 702 Jay Street in Manitowoc, 920.683.1937 | Kate Mealy, EditorCCC Staff: Matthew Schliesman, Executive Director | Peggy Krey, Assistant Director | Lori Kirby, Marketing Director | Rick Klein, Technical Director | Doretta “Cooki” Klein, Box Office Manager

Jean Huempfer, Assistant Box Office Manager | Erin LaFond, Box Office Associate | John Schwarz Jr., Technical Assistant/Marquee Artist/Maintenance | Aundrea Farr, Custodial Technician

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he buzz is out there and tickets are selling. Hopefully everyone reading this article has received the new 2011-12 season brochure. The Capitol Civic Centre has turned a new corner with our 25th anniversary season, offering TWO dynamic and highlyentertaining series for audiences from throughout the Lakeshore area to choose from and enjoy.

“Our goal is to make some noise and remindfolks that the Capitol remains a vibrant and vital community treasure and destination. We think these two series will bring in our loyal supporters andattract many first-timers to the Capitol,” saysCapitol Executive Director Matt Schliesman.

THE BAILEIGH INDUSTRIALMARQUEE SERIES:

Presenting Five Thoroughly Excitingand Singular Events

Saturday, September 24, 7:30 p.m. AIR SUPPLY (Matt Says: “There’s no denying the amazing talent of these guys – and they are as entertaining and electric as ever!”)

Saturday, October 22, 7:30 p.m. AN EVENING WITH LIZ CALLAWAY (Matt Says: “Liz is legendary in New York and the film world, and to anyone who knows music. Quite simply: she is one of the most memorable and magnificent voices you will ever hear; you won’t want to miss this!”)

Friday, December 30, 7:30 p.m. THE ULTIMATE MICHAEL JACKSON EXPERIENCE,Starring Joby Rogers (Matt Says: “Michael’s music has moved multiple generations… this singular tribute with Joby will immerse you in the best of Michael’s world; what an exciting way to celebrate the holidays!”)

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Performances at a glance

Danny Gokey will perform Saturday, Feb. 25 in theBaileigh Industrial Marquee Series of five shows.

Movies atthe Capitol!

mPlease see Movies!, inside

Wish list...Trying to save on expenditures but always looking to improve our performance/presentation, we could really use—1. ONE HIGH-END PC for graphics and design. NEW would be ideal. Contact Lori at 686-6424 for specific needs.2. SOCIAL FURNISHINGS – a couple of sofas, comfortable chairs, an area rug for one corner of our Green Room.3. Two “LOVE SEATS” for the star dressing rooms (do not need to match; one in each) in good condition.

Please see Our 25th Season, inside

Brennan SeehaferProductions presents

ULTIMATE TRIBUTE FIVEWednesday, July 27, 7:30 p.m.

Peter QuincePerforming Company

presentsDIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELSThurs.-Sat., Aug. 11-13, 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, August 14, 3 p.m.

Encore Raffle Raffle tickets for “The Encore Raffle”, in celebration of our first 25 seasons, are available. The winning ticket will be selected at Brennan SeehaferProductions’ “Ultimate Tribute Five”, Wed., July 27 at the CCC. The winner will receive tickets to the 2011-12 BaileighIndustrial Marquee and Family Series and much more in a prize basket valued at more than $1,500!

Tickets (limited to 500) are $20 each, or 3 for $50 and include a Capitol Civic Centre souvenir cup. Raffle proceeds willbenefit CCC operations. Call the Box Office, 683-2184 for more information.

We’d like to extend our appreciation to Brian Touhey for his recent donation in memory of his mother, Loris Touhey.Loris and her husband, Leo, were longtime Capitol volunteers. – CCC Staff

For more information, log onto the CCC website: cccshows.org

or, call the Box Office920.683.2184

Capitol Civic Centre Board PresidentJohn L. Sadowski presided over theCapitol’s Annual Meeting on Wednesday, June 22. “The CCC is a vital historical component in our community and especially to our downtown. We consider it to be an anchor and believe the revitalization and success of our downtown is enhanced by a successful and attractive venue. To that successful end, as leaders of the Capitol, we need to provide a great facility, attractive programs, good stewardship and aboveall, we need to work with the businesscommunity, our arts partners and all the citizens of our community, to earn theirsupport,” Sadowski stated.

Committee Chairs Lee Kummer,Governance; Paul Stockhausen, Finance; Mark Swanson, Mission and VisionPlanning; Craig Pauly, Facilities; and Amy Fricke-Weigel, Fund Development provided overviews and highlights of the 2010-11 fiscal year (ending June 30) and a brief strategy for the up-coming fiscal year. In addition, Matt Schliesman,Executive Director, provided anaddress to the Board, Foundation representatives, andstaff. Schliesman said, “The Capitol is a unique place and organization within a unique community. Even so, these arechallenging times; every business and institution is feeling the pain of economic setbacks and a slow recovery. In creating

a better future we are doingall we can to support our impressive roster of local arts partners, presentrelevant and

excitingprogramming through the Capitol’s two series, and ensure that the “Jewel of the Lakeshore” remains a source of pride, value, and economic momentum toManitowoc and the Lakeshore.”

In addition to the presentations, the follow-ing Board Officers were elected to serve

Saturday, February 25, 7:30 p.m.DANNY GOKEY (Matt Says: “Danny is a tremendous talent who has significant appeal over multiple generations and genres of music. We had him in mind for our very diverse series from the start!”)

Saturday, March 17, 8:00 p.m. COLIN MOCHRIE AND BRAD SHERWOOD, THE TWO MAN GROUP (Matt Says: “St. Patrick’s Day is about many things – certainly laughter is one of them, and this return show by TV’s Colin and Brad is the perfect way to celebrate, whether you’re Irish or not. They are a hoot!”)

THE FAMILY SERIES:

FourProductions to Thrill the Child in Each of Us

Friday, September 30, 7:00 p.m.; Sat-urday, October 1, 7:00 p.m.; Sunday, October 2, 3:00 p.m. DISNEY’S MY SONPINOCCHIO (Matt Says: “The Capitol’s annual ‘Off-Broadway’ show is now the anchor for our new Family Series –the best of local talent in a wonder-

ful Disney production. This is a star you’ll definitely want to wish upon!”)

Saturday, November 12, 3:00 & 7:00 p.m. THE CHIPPER EXPERIENCE! WHERE COMEDY AND MAGICCOLLIDE! (Matt Says: “Without a doubt, this is extreme fun for all ages. Chipper is an astounding talent and a really sweet guy – and he’s coming all the way from California to give you a truly great time!”)

Saturday, January 28, 3:00 & 7:00 p.m. THE CASHORE MARIONETTES: LIFE IN MOTION (Matt Says: “I was thoroughly moved and impressed by this show and theseperformers… I became obsessed with bringing this experience to the Capitol for all of you to enjoy.”)

Saturday, April 21, 1;00 & 4:00 p.m. CHARLOTTE’S WEB from THEATREWORKS USA (Matt Says: “Our magical season in this magical old theatre concludes with a magical production for the child in all of us – and from the best touring group around!”)

FOR MORE INFORMATIONABOUT THESE SHOWS

AND PERFORMERSPLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT

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as the Executive Committee for the 2011-12 fiscal year: John L. Sadowski, President; Craig Pauly, Vice President; Patty Huettl, Treasurer; and Paul Stock-

hausen,Secretary. NewBoardmembers, RonKaminskiand Chris Kornely

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approved by the Board. They, alongwith Sadowski, Pauly, Huettl, andStockhausen, join current Board Mem-bers: Peter Allie, Shelly Braun, Dean Dvorak, Paula Fox, Lee Kummer, Peggy Pitz, Thomas Reilly, and Mark Swanson.

Outgoing Board Members Amy Fricke-Weigel, John Kocourek, and DonMarkwardt were acknowledged fortheir contributions to the Board. They will continue their involvement in the upcoming fiscal year at thecommittee level.Please see Meeting, at right

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Movies!The staff at the Capitol is working on a classic film series at this very time and is looking for ideas and input from you. Please email Matt (matts@cccshows.org, or write a note to him care of the Capitol no later than August 5) with your thoughts and, if possible, respond to these questions:

Is once a month (one day a month) fora classic movie screening sufficient?If not, what is your recommendation?

How many films would make a good first season: 4, 5, 6, or more?

Under the one day a month scenario, is there a day of the week that would be better than others for a classic movie series?

How many screenings of that film should be offered? Does it make sense to do a screening for seniors earlier in the day and one at night for others? Thoughts on show times? What time would you come to see a great old movie at the Capitol?

What’s a fair ticket price for a classic movie for seniors? For other patrons?

Do you have any other thoughts, ideas, or comments?

Films that are currently being discussed for the first season include:THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD (1938), TWELVE O’CLOCK HIGH (1949), MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET (1947), THE THIN MAN (1934),CASABLANCA (1942), THE QUIET MAN (1952), EASTER PARADE (1948), MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (1946), and MY MAN GODFREY (1936). Are there particular films you would like to see included in this series, either nowor in future years?

Finally, Matt will be looking for filmconnoisseurs to assist with theintroduction and presentation of the movies chosen. More will be sharedas this series takes shape. Thanks in advance for your assistance, and we hope to hear from you.

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b Broadway star Liz Callaway will perform on the Capitol stage Saturday evening, October 22nd. Friday afternoon, October 21 she will conduct a Master Class at Lincoln High School. And Friday evening she has graciously consented

to be “auctioned” for dinner as part of a Capitol CivicCentre fundraiser.

Hosted by Lee and Eileen Kummer at their residence, “Dinner With Liz” will be a thoroughly delightful one-of-a-kind evening of gourmet dining, fine wine, and scintillating conversation. The winner may bring up to five guests; Liz will be accompanied by Capitol Executive Director Matt Schliesman.

with thelengendary Liz!

Please see Dinner with Liz Auction, at right, for auction parameters

EMERALDPerk & Lisa FosterBill & Judy FriederRoy & Darlene GeigelArmond & Ione KueterMark & Tammy SterwaldPete & Judie Stuntz

DIAMONDMiller-St. Nazianz, Inc.Rick & Elizabeth AuchterMr. & Mrs. Gerald CenskyPeter & Gina DeschlerDr. & Mrs. Joseph Di RaimondoKurt & Marlene DrammRoger & Winnie DrapeKen & Marilyn EversDrs. Kenneth & Cheryl FosterRick Gerroll & Christine KornelyDr. Nolan & Jean HetzJim & Mary Jo HoftiezerSuzanne Fanta JonesMark J. KlaiberJames J. & Marilyn C. MaplesChris & Lou Ann MeyerMr. & Mrs. John F. PowerTim & Ann SalutzLloyd SchmittPaul & Amy StockhausenJohn & Bernie Zimmer

RUBYHamann Construction Co., Inc.Jagemann Stamping Co.Manitowoc Pharmacies, Inc.Schaus Roofing & Mechanical Contractors, Inc.Michael J. ArendtMarian BahrRobert BarrBill & Nancy CenskyStan CheckAlice ChermakDave & Sandra DiedrichMike & Simone DorcasJean HuempfnerBernie & Patty HuettlDon & Dolores JandaHarold & Nancy JustDoretta KleinKen KohlweyPeggy A. KreyDale & Mary KruegerGeoffery & Carla LibanTimothy Maatman, M.D. & Phyllis Schippers, DVMThe Don Markwardt FamilyJim & Susie MillerCapt. Albert & Diane NelsonPeter J. PetersonPeggy W. PitzGary & Lynn RetzakDennis & Rochelle SalzmanHerbert & Dorothy SchmalzGary & Janet SchmidtElaine SchuelerLorraine SchuetteDon & Jean Seehafer

Mansoor & Kelly ShariffJim & Terri VopatRuth WestbergTom & Dr. Tracie WurmLucy ZeldenrustJohn & Mary Jo ZeldenrustGeorge & Dorothy Zimmerman

SAPPHIREFranciscan HealthCare Ministry, Inc.Frank Check Builders, Inc.Octavio & Arlene Guzman OrtizLakeshore Wind Ensemble AssociationLinzmeier Chiropractic, S.C.Satori’s Auto Service LLCSubwayThe Flower Gallery & Gallery Interior Design Doug & Kimbra AllisonThe Leon & Florence Balaban FamiliesBob & Donna BandtRobert & JoAnne BartelmeLorraine BeckerJames & Joyce BethFlorence BleekeAlice BonfigtPaul & Karen BourilDale & Judith BrasserKen & Barbara BrooksJack Cashman & Mary GovierTom & Mary ChermakVernon ChildsJohn & Jane CrubaughDr. Steven & Marsha DriggersThomas J. FranzMary F. GrangerDr. & Mrs. Terry GueldnerPeter & Diane HansenThomas & Shirley HaugDr. & Mrs. Mark L. HerringMr. & Mrs. Merlyn HoefnerMark & Sally HunnerWilliam & Nancy JagemannRebel KanzelbergerRita KleinGarth LandonRoger & Jan MettelmannKen & Cindy MischlerLouise MittnachtPhilip & Susan MurtaughJean OlsonHarold A. Olson, Jr. & Cathy KarlCarl Olson & Lauretta Krcma-OlsonCraig & Cindy PaulyRuth PerrySkip & Jane PfefferSteve & Jane PribekThomas & Sharon ReillyBob & Betty RosinskyDr. John L. & Ana SadowskiDavid & Jackie SchiblineMatthew SchliesmanPaul & Joan SchmidElmer & Audrey Schmitz

David & Nancy SchueffnerCarol ShavlikJack & Joan ShimonRalph & Susan SkardaDoris StueckTom & Elizabeth TearpockBill & Joanne ThompsonNorbert & Sharon VogtGerald & Germaine WaakJohn & Karen WebsterDan & Carol WerginPatrick & Jean WillisSandy & Jean Wolfmeyer

TOPAZCleveland State BankColor By Us Decorating Center, Inc.David’s House of TravelHeresite Protective Coatings, Inc.Kurtz’s, Inc.S.S. BadgerLakeshore UrologyMcMullen & Pitz Construction Co.Smile Clinic S.C.James Aasen & Elma AndersonSandra AbramovichTom & Julia AngstFrances M. ArnoJohn & Carol BartelmeFlorence M. BeduhnRieck W. & Sandra BeiersdorfBernard & Barb BennettGeri BerkovitzRandall & Stephanie BinversieMike & Bonnie BittleDick & Ev BjorklundGary & Chris BlimelDan BlitzGrace D. BoederMarty & Jane BoerstRobert & Deborah BonkGerald & Janice BorgwardtPat & Linda BrandelMaryAnn BraultNorbert & Florence BraunNed & Janet BreuerLois BushRuth BushmanDamon, Mary & Emily CattaniMike & Pat ChermakChow & Kim ChongDan & Cathy ColeChristine CorbettAnna Mae CornilsDavid & Julie DahleenKenneth & Catherine DaumNancy B. Davis-ErwinBill & Mary DeanDave & Sonja DeVoreJeff & Julie DeZeeuwSusan M. DickJohn & Natalie Docter

Michael Thomas & Patricia DodgeAnton & Michelle DoneffGary & Mary DrohmanEdwin & Donna DuckartRobert & Margaret DuescherRobert & Geraldine EatonMarvin & Millie EbenhoeLois J. ElliottDonald & Charlotte EndriesPaul E. ErdmannEvelyn Reddin FoddenMary FordneyJane FosterTom & Pat FosterJim & Jean FuhsTerry & Kris FulwilerPaul & Amy GehrigSuzanne GerosoJoyclyn GerrollSteven J. GibsonHelen GosseDennis & Lois GraczykowskiWally J. GrapentineJanet GrunewaldRev. Keith & Ardis HaagMr. & Mrs. James HamannBryan & Darlene HankeDale & Kathy HankeBiff & Sheila Hansen FamilyDoris B. HansenBob & Joann HansonRudy & Geri HartlaubDavid & Debra HartmanJerry & Linda HauptDavid & Terry HauptPeter J. HeckerBob Hackl & Ruth HeiliMr. & Mrs. Eugene HeinRobert & Joan HeinzenLinda HelfMichael & Nancy HendersonConnie HendriesWilliam & Traci HoeltkePete & Christine HonzikAndrew & Carol HoustonVincent & Lois HrabrichJeanne IhlenfeldCharles & Ruth Ann IndestadShirley M. JacobFred & Rosann JacobiBen & Lorene JakelBob & Ruth JomeB & B JostGene & Kathy KaestnerWolf & Betty KannegiesserSue KarrmannHanna & Giora KatzBarbara KatzMary KeilDon & Lynn KielFlorence KirtLarry & Bonnie KittellBarbara KochTom & Betsy Kocourek

Mel & Maggie M. Becker-KoeppeBeth KohlmanJim Konitzer & Linda JustemaAlice KosloskiRalph & June KramerJoy C. KrejcarekBob & Anna KrowiorzJack KubitzBill & Laurie LambergMike & Mary LambertJohn & Judith LangoCarolyn LanzaDr. & Mrs. John R. LarsenDennis & Linda LarsenMarcie LembergerAnne LeneauJim & Barbee LesterDr. & Mrs. Patrick F. LimoniJim & Jan LoerschD. J. LucasMary E. LutherMichael & Mary MaplesRay MarkowskiRebecca MarkvartPaul & June MarquardtDavid & Lois MasarikDon & Helen MasseyPat MatteJudith McConnellPatrick & Kate MealyAgnes M. MeyerGrace MeyerJim & Lu MielkeBarbara MottJason & Amy MuenchElizabeth A. MusialBob & Cathy NelsonJames S. NeuserJim & Mary Jane NickelsJustin M. NickelsKenneth & Christine NoskowiakCliff & Charlotte NysseDennis, Katie & Marti O’ConnorJeff OrloppCarol ParkerJeanette M. PekarskeEunice PekarskeMrs. Donna PeroutkaKaren S. PesceKen & Mary PetersenFred & Rebecca PospeschilJanice J. PostDr. & Mrs. Erich PressAlvin & Helen RabeConnie RandolphChristine RankeSally A. RasmusonDr. & Mrs. Tom RauschenbergerEmmy RebitzTom & Jean ReesPaul Reilly & Collene AndersonDick & Diane RohrerAlan & Odetta RossRichard & Mary Lynn RuehrErnest & Barbara RuffellRomelle Rusch

Harold & Cherilyn SalzbergRobert A. SchaeferDavid & Marilyn SchererCarol SchillDon & Pam SchlernitzauerHelen SchmidtJerome SchmidtElaine SchroederDiana SchroederJean M. SchuetteLarry & Barbara SchuhMs. Martha SchuhJayne M. SchultzLorraine SchwartzWoody ShulanderPaul & Bonnie SimonsTom & Barbara SitkiewitzEd & Jo Ann SkarivodaBen & Alice SkatrudRichard & Gloria SmithRay & Marilyn StaudtJim & Jan SteberJim & Dawn SteckmesserRichard & Evelyn SteeberJoAnn StelzerJoyce StuckmannClara B. SvatekRichard & Jo Marie SwansonDarlene D. TechFlorence TeteakWilliam R. TorrisonKerry TraskRichard & Barbara TringaliJack & Joanne TroupeBetty TwichellDan & Colleen Vander LindenLeonard B. & Margaret A. VogelDon & Janet VogtRobert & Deanne VollendorfEric & Torre WebsterBarbara WeekesDonald & Darlene WellnerLois M. WilliamsHoward & Betty WilsmannAndrew & Kim WimmerThomas J. & Ann R. WinterJanet ZabelAnn ZankleValentine & Deanna ZibungJim & Irene ZiegelbauerGiles & Louise ZigmundBrian ZinkelGordon & Eleanor Zoerb

FRIENDPeggy BessertMrs. Amy BradyJoan FesslerGlenn GatermanMonica HerzogJulie KochanMary KonoShirley KonopMarietta J. MillerJames ProtsmanMadonna SloanCarol ThielAlice Weyenberg

Members

Committee MembersTom BarePaul CallanPeter DeschlerSteve FerrisAmy Fricke-WeigelMark KlaiberJohn KocourekGene MaloneyDon MarkwardtPete StuntzJim Vopat

Box OfficeCarol JabavyPaul MarquardtDon VogtNorb Vogt

ReceptionistsSandy AbramovichCarla KincaidAnne KochDory LuedtkeMary LutherJune MarquardtKate MealyFaith Piepenburg

House ManagersDave DeVoreSonja DeVoreEd SkarivodaJo Ann SkarivodaAlice Weyenberg

HospitalityJoby BaumannCarol HermannWalter HermannLorraine OswaldRoger OswaldElaine SchroederShirley TaylorBarb Walsh

SecurityChris CorbettDoug DeweyDave DvorakGeorgia KohlweyKen PetersenMary PetersenBill SchwartzTom Weber

UshersGeri BerkovitzPeggy BessertJanice BorgwardtDel BrickIone BrickNorb BrouchoudSara Jane BrouchoudAnna Mae CornilsCaroline CurtisDavid DahleenJulie DahleenPat DeWittNan DischNancy DuckartCharlotte EndriesDon EndiriesKen EversMarilyn Evers

Joan FesslerWayne FranzBeverly GilbertsonJanet GrunewaldRuth HeiliCarol HermannWalter HermannGeri HeusterbergDoug HoffmanJean HoffmanMary KeilFlorence KirtRita KleinBarb KloidaShirley KonopIone KueterMike LefkyLinda LefkyMarcie LembergerMary Luther

Helen MasseySharon MeanyJan MettelmannRoger MettelmannGrace MeyerGlenn NelsonRose NelsonElaine OlsonLeroy OlsonPat OlsonLorraine OswaldRoger OswaldCarol ParkerNeil PiepenburgVirginia PodrabskyJanice PostTeresa RavanelliEmmy RebitzMarie RichardsAlan Ross

Odetta RossBarbara RuffellErnie RuffellJoanne SavageBob SchaeferHelen SchmidtDiana SchroederJean SchuetteLorraine SchwartzWoody ShulanderJune SmasalKen SmasalJan SteberJim SteberJo Marie SwansonDarlene TechJoanne TollefsonViola VogelDon VogtJanet Vogt

Norb VogtSharon VogtPatti WatsonLaverne WeberAlice WeyenbergLois WilliamsBernice Zimmer

Housekeeping &MaintenanceJeff OrloppRay Staudt

DistributionJanice BorgwardtNorb BrouchoudDon EndriesKen EversMarilyn EversWally Hermann

Ione KueterKate MealyPatrick MealyGlen NelsonRose NelsonChristine NoskowiakElaine OlsonLeroy OlsonAlan RossBarbara RuffellErnie RuffellBob SchaeferEd SkarivodaJo Ann SkarivodaJan SteberJim SteberShirley TaylorChuck Wotruba

A WONDERFUL FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH(that we continue to recruit)

ince our beginning 25 years ago volunteers have been the life force behind the Capitol Civic Centre’s restoration and operations. Volunteers fill a variety of key roles – ushers, house managers, show security, hospitality/concessions, box office

assistants, receptionists, custodial, and show poster delivery. The Capitol is always looking for additional volunteers forthese areas AND we have some specific needs in the monthsto come.

On Thursday, April 28th, the Capitol Civic Centre held its annual Volunteer Appreciation Evening. Twenty volunteers were honored for contributing 3,512 hours to the CCC in 2010. They were among the 154 active volunteers contributing more than 7,600 hours this past year.

In closing: The Capitol thanks all of its volunteers. There would be no Capitol Civic Centre without you!

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Capitol Volunteers...1. Opening bids will be processed Monday morning, Aug. 8, and should be mailed to “Dinner With Liz” C/O Capitol Civic Centre, P.O. Box 399, Manitowoc, WI 54221-0399. Written bids must include your name, address, email, and phone, along with an “auction alias” for online monitoring of the auction.

2. The bidding process will be posted on the Capitol CivicCentre website (cccshows.org). Click on the “About Us” tab at the top of the screen, then click on “Dinner with Liz.”

3. All bids will be posted in conjunction with the bidder’s alias; no real names will be used. With the exception of the initial bids (received on Monday, Aug. 8), matching bids will beprioritized by date and time received.

4. Once posted on the Capitol website, anyone who wants to increase their bid they may do so by calling Lori at 920-686-6424 (leave a detailed message if you get voicemail) or email-ing her at lorik@cccshows.org (Subject line: Dinner with Liz). Provide your name, your on-screen auction “alias,” and your new bid amount.

5. General bidding will end at 4 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 12;current bidder status will be posted immediately following on the Capitol website. Bidders may also call 920-686-6424 to determine their bid status as of 4 p.m.

6. Following the close and posting of “general bidding,” any bidder wishing to submit one last “finale” bid will have until6 p.m. (Friday, Aug. 12) to do so via phone or sealed bidsubmitted on-site at 702 Jay Street, Manitowoc, with all bids being registered based upon time received.

7. The top bid received as of 6 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 12, 2011, will win the auction. In the event of a tied high bid, theearliest high bid received will be the auction winner. In order to be fair to all bidders, the bidding will end with this final round of submissions.

The opening bid will be $1,000. Minimum increase increment is $100. All proceeds will go to benefit the Capitol Civic Centre, a 501c3 charitable organization.

List as of June 29 , 2011

Norb Vogt (pictured above) contributed 431 hours this past year for a total of 3,048 hours since he began volunteering. Congratulations and thank you Norb!

Volunteer roster

the spirit of the army of volunteers who assisted with the renovation back in 1987, the Capitol is looking to create a summer strike force of skilled individuals to tackle a num-

ber of paint and repair projects around the property later this summer. The plan is to complete a dozen or more projects over a three-week period, Aug. 15 through Sept. 2, working several mornings a week. Those with painting, carpentry, stucco, and similar skills are urged to contact Peggy at 686-6421.

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