WISCONSIN WOODLAND OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 2018 Annual Meeting September 20-23, 2018 Potawatomi Carter Casino Hotel, Wabeno The Phoenix Falls Chapter welcomes WWOA members for a beautiful fall weekend in Northeast Wisconsin. The 2018 Annual Meeting weekend will include woodland tours, engaging speakers, interesting exhibitors, a field day at the historic Thunder Mountain Ranch and of course YOU hundreds of WWOA members from across the state and country gathering to share their passion for woodlands! Won t you join us? A variety of registration options are available. Conference Resort Potawatomi Carter Casino Hotel just South of Wabeno is offering a special room rate of $83 per hotel room per night plus tax. Make your lodging reservations now by calling 715-473-6785 or 800-487-9522. The special rates expire on September 4, 2018. Remember to specify that you are with WWOA to receive the discounted rate. Check in time is 4 pm. The hotel has just informed WWOA that they now charge a $50 incidental fee/room which is preauthorized on your credit card when you check in. If you do not want this preauthorization included on your card please bring $50 in cash for this fee. At check out the incidental fee pre-authorization will be released unless you have used it at the restaurants or caused damage in the hotel room. Each room has a coffee maker, refrigerator, microwave, safe, iron, hairdryer and Wi-Fi. Visit cartercasino.com for more information. Conference Overview On Thursday, join our rock and roll bike trip or the Flowing Forest Amenities tour. Enjoy Sharing Experiences presentations in the evening. Friday learn more about local tree farms, timber harvests, historical sites, and a Job Corps center. Then join us for a fun and casual evening. Saturday morning s keynote speaker, John A. Rajala, will share his family s passion for white pine. WWOA s 39 th year Annual Business Meeting agenda highlights our accomplishments. Saturday afternoon has a variety of breakout sessions. Celebrate WWOA and WI Tree Farm award winners at our banquet dinner. Sunday morning after a breakfast buffet, travel to the historic Thunder Mountain Ranch. Important Reminders... DEADLINES: POSTMARKED by AUGUST 25 Early Annual Meeting Registration rates end T-shirt orders due for meeting pick up WWOA Photo Contest entries due Receive a discount by registering for the full meeting or weekend packages! SEPTEMBER 4 Special WWOA hotel room rates end Check our website for additional details on tours or if a tour has filled or agenda additions/changes at http://wisconsinwoodlands.org/annual-meeting-2/ You will receive a confirmation letter from WWOA with your activity schedule and additional details. Tours are filled on a first come, first serve basis and limited in size. Dress appropriately for field tours including footwear. Tours are held rain or shine. Thursday tours and Friday tours 1 & 3 are moderate activity level. Friday tours 2 & 4 are easy level. 1 st time meeting attendees are invited to a reception on Friday evening with WWOA Board & Chapter Chairs. The Gift Shop, silent auction, annual fundraiser, and raffles help WWOA continue to provide you with quality educational programs. Bring cash or your checkbook to support WWOA and do your holiday shopping early! WWOA staff at 715-346-4798 or wwoa@uwsp.edu can answer your questions.
Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association. Annual Meeting 2018 Thursday, September 20 bus leaves from Potawatomi Carter Casino Hotel 7:00 AM The Springs Restaurant opens for breakfast 8:00-9:45 AM & 3-7 PM Meeting Registration 9:00 AM 3:00 PM WWOA Board of Directors meeting followed by a tree planting in Wabeno 9:00 AM 3:15 PM Option A Flowing Forest Amenities Tour with lunch travel to the Crivitz area to tour the High Falls hydroelectric power plant on the Peshtigo River. Then enjoy lunch at Governor Thompson State Park and learn about the history of the area. After lunch take a tour of Blaser s Acres, one of the largest maple syrup producers in Wisconsin. Parts of the tour are not handicapped accessible. 9:30 AM 3:30 PM Option B Rock and Roll Bike Tour with lunch drive to the Cooper s with your bikes (map will be provided). Tour includes an opportunity to climb Coopers ROCK outcropping to get an (almost) 360 o view of the area. The ROLL will be a leisurely ride down Old 64 Road. It is an asphalt, mostly level road and nearly 14 miles one-way, you decide how far out you want to ride. Lunch will be at Coopers Cabin on the banks of Waupee Creek. 7:00 8:30 PM Members Sharing Experiences hear how WWOA members are caring for their woodlands White Pine Regeneration, Ross Prior, Coleman; Building and Maintaining a Do-It-Yourself Wooden Bridge, Tom Jacobs, Crivitz; Schuh s Family Forest, Kurt Schuh, Kaukauna; and Perch Lake and surrounding Wetlands: public benefits, Judith Padour, Crivitz. Friday, September 21 buses leave from Potawatomi Carter Casino Hotel 7:00 AM The Springs Restaurant opens for breakfast 7:30 AM 6:00 PM Meeting Registration 8:30 AM 4:00 PM Tour 1 Mountain & Waupee Pines Tree Farms Tour with lunch in the morning tour Coopers Mountain Tree Farm to hear about their property and see how their red pine plantation is marked for its 4 th thinning. They will also give an update on their wood turtle nesting project. After lunch by Waupee Creek, travel a short distance to Jacobs Waupee Pines Tree Farm. Hear about their accomplishments and see their do-it-yourself wooden bridge. Tour includes walking on mostly level roads, and wagon rides. Handicapped accommodations available. 8:45 AM 4:00 PM Tour 2 Peshtigo Historical Tour with lunch join us for a day back in time October 8, 1871 at the Peshtigo Fire Museum when Wisconsin s most devastating firestorm destroyed the town of Peshtigo and much of northeastern Wisconsin killing over 2,000 people. Then enjoy some fresh air and lunch at the Harmony Arboretum, a 460-acre horticultural and conservation education center. Continue our historical adventure at the Stephenson Island Logging Museum on the WI- MI border to learn about local culture and life in the 19 th century. Not all handicapped accessible. 9:00 AM 3:30 PM Tour 3 After the Harvest Tour with lunch spend the day with WI DNR and US Forest Service foresters visiting a variety of timber sales in the Mountain area completed under the Good Neighbor Authority, which allows WI DNR to administer selected sales on the Chequamegon- Nicolet National Forest. Hear about the goals for each sale, type of harvest used including shelterwood, seed tree, and clearcutting, followed by a variety of regeneration methods. Woods sites are not handicapped accessible, some off trail walking. 12:00 PM 3:30 PM Tour 4 Blackwell Center Tour travel to the Blackwell Job Corps Center to learn about its programs to train today s under-privileged youth, ages 16-24 years, in both hard and soft vocational programs. The Center s trades include carpentry, construction craft laborers, masonry, welding, office administration and health occupations. The Center, established in 1965, is located on a former Civilian Conservation Corps camp, and provides on-site residency for the students. See how their training has benefitted local communities. Handicapped accessible. 4:00 6:00 PM Friends & Exhibitor Social enjoy a cash bar while sharing the highlights of your day with WWOA friends from near and far. Visit our exhibitors, stop in the WWOA Gift Shop to see what is new, buy your Friday night raffle tickets or keep up with the bids on our amazing Silent Auction. Remember to bring cash or your checkbook. 4:30 5:00 PM 1 st time Annual Meeting Attendees Reception New WWOA members and first-time Annual Meeting attendees are invited to a reception with WWOA Board of Directors and Chapter Chairs. 6:00 8:30 PM Buffet Dinner, Friday Evening Raffle, and Presentations... Enjoy a casual evening of friends, food and fun with a delicious buffet dinner followed by raffles and short presentations.
Saturday, September 22 Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association. Annual Meeting 2018 Potawatomi Carter Casino Hotel 6:45-8:00 AM WWOA Board of Directors & Chapter Chairs Breakfast Meeting 7:00 AM The Springs Restaurant opens for breakfast 7:30 AM 2:45 PM Meeting Registration, Exhibits, Gift Shop, Annual Fundraiser & Raffle tickets, Silent Auction 8:30 9:00 AM Door Prize drawings followed by Welcome, Lucas Vold, Phoenix Falls Chapter Chair 9:00 10:00 AM Keynote: Bringing Back the White Pine, John A. Rajala, Rajala Companies As a fourth generation caretaker of northern Minnesota s white pine forests, hear the Rajala family s inspirational story of caring for their 25,000-acre timberlands, companies, and community. Their forest management mimics natural disturbance through the use of continuous, irregular shelterwoods to create high value forests of white pine, red oak, paper birch and northern hardwoods. Rajala Companies started with the family s purchase of a small sawmill in the early 1900s. The sawmill is now the longest running mill in Minnesota. It is the foundation of their 100 year old vertically integrated company which includes Minnesota Timber and Millwork. The Rajala family strives to align their forests, primary and secondary manufacturing to focus on creating high value, specialty products. 10:00 AM 10:30 AM Break Refreshments, Exhibits, Gift Shop, Photo Contest, Silent Auction & Fundraiser Tickets 10:30 AM 11:30 AM 39 th Year Annual Business Meeting, President Steven Ring (agenda enclosed) 11:30 AM 2:45 PM Landowner Café food for thought and your woodlands come and go as you please to learn more about a topic or get your questions answered by experts: Managed Forest Law (MFL) Program, WI DNR Tax Law Specialist; Herbicides & Invasives, Dave Hall, WWOA member; Costsharing Programs, TBD, WWOA Volunteer opportunities, WWOA AmeriCorps member; My Land Handbook, WWOA Board members, members bring your MLH & share your questions/ideas. 11:30 AM 1:00 PM Buffet Lunch followed by Exhibits, Gift Shop, Photo Contest, Silent Auction & Fundraiser Tickets 1:00-2:15 PM Concurrent Sessions, no preregistration necessary, just attend the one of your choosing Lyme disease and co-infections, Rebecca Keith, FNP-BC, Keith Family Wellness Brief introduction to Lyme disease symptoms, prevalence, controversy regarding tick disease. New Guidelines for Managing Emerald Ash Borer in Wisconsin s Forests, Bill McNee, WI DNR, Forest Health Specialist and Greg Edge, WI DNR, Silviculturist Wisconsin s forests will experience significant changes due to the impacts of emerald ash borer (EAB), as this invasive beetle is expected to kill more than 99% of our ash trees. We will discuss the latest forest management guidelines that can help a woodland owner manage their woods for greater species diversity and resilience in the face of this insect. 2:15 2:45 PM Break Refreshments, Exhibits, Gift Shop, Photo Contest, Silent Auction & Fundraiser Tickets 2:45 PM 4:00 PM Concurrent Sessions, no preregistration necessary, just attend the one of your choosing Logging Railroads, Brad Pagels, history enthusiast A presentation of one man s exploration of northern Wisconsin s historic railroads owned and operated by lumber companies. He will explain how to determine if you have any past remnants of logging railroads on your property. Boundaries, Easements and Woods Roads, Andrew W. Schmidt, Schmidt & Schmidtt, Attorneys at Law Wisconsin Law is especially difficult when it comes to Limitations on the timing of doing things. Surveys and Encroachments. Easement terms, surveys, timing and the result of NOT having a survey. You will hear the phrase if you snooze you will lose. 4:00 PM Winners pick up Silent Auction items - cash or check payment options 5:00 6:15 PM Meet Your Neighbor Social, visit with friends before dinner at the cash bar and don t forget to purchase your raffle tickets before the evening s drawings 6:15 9:00 PM Banquet followed by Tree Farm and WWOA Awards Help us recognize Wisconsin s Outstanding Tree Farmers of 2018 and surprise selected WWOA members for their volunteer efforts.
Sunday, September 23 Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association. Annual Meeting 2018 Thunder Mountain Ranch 7:00 8:30 AM WWOA Breakfast Buffet for those registered for Sunday and check out of hotel 8:00 AM Leave the Hotel for the Ranch (map included) 8:45 9:00 AM Welcome by Thunder Mountain Ranch representatives 9:15 10:15 AM Time Period A 10:30 11:30 AM Time Period B 11:30 12:30 PM Buffet Lunch 12:40 PM 1:40 PM Time Period C 1:55 PM 2:55 PM Time Period D One of the small rock outcroppings on the Ranch. Thunder Mountain Ranch consists of some 3,000 acres of land and lakes and streams situated 20 miles northwest of Crivitz, WI. It is a family owned corporation. Some acreage is in tree plantations and hay production. Throughout the years the ranch has employed many local people to care for and run the ranch. Orlando J. Buck from Chicago, bought the land in 1913. He had a daughter and two sons, Hazel B. Ewing, Nelson L. Buck and Ellsworth B. Buck. They maintained an active interest and then passed the operation on to the children and grandchildren. Sunday Field Day... Registration includes breakfast buffet at hotel, morning coffee and catered lunch in the field, field day presentations and tours, handouts and activities. It s about a 45 minute drive to the Thunder Mountain Ranch. Directions can be found on the map pages. Enter the diverse Thunder Mountain Ranch just to the west of Boat Landing 11 Road, through a gate (look for the WWOA signs). Follow the grassy/dirt road into the field and around the above rock outcropping to the parking area. Join us in the tent for coffee and the welcome. Sunday s field day will offer a variety of natural resource based stations and wagon rides to see more of the property. The field day will be based on the edge of a 2016-17 timber harvest and near the North Fork of the Thunder River in fairly level fields. Tentative topics for stations include: the recent timber harvest, forest insect and disease issues, trout stream habitat, water quality, geology of the area, forest fire protection, an older hemlock stand, and wildlife habitat. More information on the Sunday field day will be posted on the WWOA website as it becomes available. Visit http://wisconsinwoodlands.org/annual-meeting-2/ for updates on the 2018 Annual Meeting. Information on Sunday s schedule and station options will also be available when you arrive at the Annual Meeting.
Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association Annual Meeting 2018 Conference Lodging & Location Potawatomi Carter Casino Hotel 618 State Highway 32 (just South of Wabeno) Wabeno, WI 715-473-6784 800-487-9522 cartercasino.com N MAP IS NOT TO SCALE HWY 51 I-39 RHINELANDER HWY 8 CRANDON HWY 8 HWY 8 LAONA HWY 32 HWY 141 TOMAHAWK HWY 51 I-39 MERRILL HWY 45 HWY 47 HWY 64 HWY 64 HOTEL WABENO FIELD DAY HWY 32 (ON BACK) HWY 29 WAUSAU HWY 45 ANTIGO MOUNTAIN HWY 64 HWY 32 HWY 141 HWY 51 I-39 GREEN BAY Other Nearby Lodging Choices Birch Hills Resort & My Bar 16688 Nicolet Road Townsend 715-276-6195 www.birchhillsresort.com Other Lodging options can be found at: Spur of the Moment Ranch 14221 Helen Lane Mountain 800-644-8783 www.spurofthemomentranch.org Campgrounds Potawatomi Carter Casino (above) Has RV hookups in parking lot USFS Boulder Lake RV camping County Hwy T to County Hwy W to Forest Rd 2116, Townsend 715-276-6333 Vacation Rentals by Owner https://vrbo.com use filter option to find pet friendly options Airbnb https://www.airbnb.com use filter to find pet friendly options
Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association Annual Meeting 2018 Sunday Field Day Thunder Mountain Ranch (TMR) Thunder Mountain Ranch (TMR) Caldron Falls Rd/Bucks Ranch Rd between National Forest Rd 2337 and Boat Landing 11 Rd Town of Stephenson, Western edge of Marinette County N MAP IS NOT TO SCALE CRANDON HWY 8 HWY 32 CHEQUAMEGON-NICOLET NATIONAL FOREST WABENO SOPERTON HWY 141 HWY 52 HOTEL WAUSAUKEE LILY TOWNSEND Bucks Ranch Rd Caldron Falls Rd TMR CRIVITZ LAKEWOOD LANGLADE HWY 64 MOUNTAIN HWY 64 DIRECTIONS FROM POTAWATOMI CARTER CASINO HOTEL TO THUNDER MOUNTAIN RANCH approximately 27 miles or approximately 45 minutes Turn RIGHT out of the Hotel Parking Lot onto HWY 32 NORTH and travel approximately 3 miles to Soperton. Turn RIGHT in Soperton to follow COUNTY RD C/Rogers St EAST for approximately 16.8 miles. At the stop sign turn LEFT to stay on COUNTY RD C for 1.1 miles. Turn RIGHT onto Boat Landing 11 Rd and follow SOUTH/ SOUTHEAST for approximately 5.1miles. Turn RIGHT onto Caldron Falls Rd and head WEST for 1 mile. The Field Day will be on the LEFT through a gate on a grassy/dirt road. If you see the service road running parallel WEST of the grassy trail, you ve gone too far. WATCH FOR WWOA SIGNS AS YOU GET CLOSER. Service Road Forest Service Rd 2337 NICOLET NATIONAL FOREST Grassy Trail Caldron Falls Rd FIELD DAY TMR Boat Landing 11 Rd
WWOA s Annual Meeting Lodging Options September 20-23, 2018 Potawatomi Carter Casino Hotel, 618 WI Hwy 32, Wabeno is the host facility. Reservations for hotel rooms at 715-473-6785 or 800-487-9522. More information can be found at www.cartercasino.com WWOA s special hotel room rate for double queens or standard king style rooms is $83/night plus tax for single or double occupancy. Please note the hotel has recently instituted a $50 incidental fee/room, which is refundable upon check out assuming you did not charge meals to your room or damaged the hotel room. The hotel does not accept pets. Ten complimentary RV parking spots are available on a first come, first serve basis and include electric hookup and use of the travel trailer dump station. RV must register at the Carter Club in the casino after selecting a spot. Birch Hills Resort & My Bar 16688 Nicolet Rd, Townsend, Wisconsin 54175 715-276-6195 www.birchhillsresort.com info@birchhillsresort.com Birch Hills Resort has three cabins of which two are pet friendly. There is a $25 fee for pets. Each cabin has a fully furnished kitchen, linens are provided for beds, not for pull outs, and living room includes color TV and DVD player. The only thing you need to bring is your own towels and soaps. Camp Lake Resort 15860 Tree Farm Rd Mountain, WI 54149 715-276-6431 http://www.camplakeresort.com/ TheGingerbreadCottages@gmail.com Camp Lake Resort on 127 acres has two colorful stone cottages, two log cottages, an A-Frame cottage (Pine Hideaway), and a newer gorgeous vacation home, Pine Haven. Each is unique in artistic design, inside and out. They are furnished for comfortable, relaxed and enjoyable vacationing. Pets accepted with a nightly fee. Heaven's Up North Campground18344 Lake John Road, Lakewood, WI 715-276-6556 http://www.heavensupnorth.com/home.html Heaven's Up North Campground is a uniquely designed family campground with 2 rustic cabins and 116 large sites suited for any type of camping unit. It is nestled in the middle of Nicolet National Forest. Dogs are allowed only in campground. Northstar Motel, 15698 WI Hwy 32, Lakewood, WI 715-276-6351 North Star Motel features 16 cozy guest rooms with comfortable amenities. Mountain Springs Motel, 12482 State Highway 64 & Hwy 32, Suring, Wisconsin 54174 715-276-2700 http://mountainspringsmotelwi.com/index.html#contact email rlepkow@msn.com Pets accepted on a case-by-case basis and cannot be left alone in room. Pet fee is $10/night. Spur of the Moment Ranch 14221 Helen Lane, Mountain, WI 800-644-8783 https://www.spurofthemomentranch.org/ Spur of the Moment Ranch is a 12 acre unique resort that lies at the southern entrance to the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in Oconto County with direct access to the Nicolet Trail. There are 4 log cabins with full housekeeping and 4 rustic cabins and 5 RV sites. Dogs are allowed in the cabins with $8/night fee. Ranch also welcomes horses and has box stalls and paddocks available.
Trails Motel 17795 Fernwood Drive, Townsend, WI 715-276-7576 Family owned motel with 8 rooms on two floors. All rooms have 2 beds either queens or full size. No cooking allowed in the rooms but microwave in lobby and have a grill for guest use. Have 2 pet friendly rooms for pets up to 45 lbs with a fee of $10/night. Waubee Lake Lodge, 18398 Waubee Park Lane, Lakewood, WI 715-276-6091 http://www.waubeelodge.com/ Located in Lakewood, WI in the heart of the Nicolet National Forest, this beautiful resort, offers amazing lakeside lodging, a great restaurant and northwoods bar. Pets are not allowed in the main lodge but can be in the cabins with a $50 cleaning fee. Other Lodging options can be found at: Oconto County Tourism, offers lodging options in Lakewood, Townsend, & Mountain areas, http://www.ocontocounty.org/tourism/lodging/ Vacation Rentals by Owner https://vrbo.com use filter option to find pet friendly options Airbnb https://www.airbnb.com use filter option to find pet friendly options
Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association Annual Meeting 2018 Silent Auction Donations NAME(s) MAILING ADDRESS TELEPHONE ( ) EMAIL DESCRIPTION OF ITEM(s) TO BE DONATED PLEASE MARK ONE: I WILL BRING ITEM(s) TO THE ANNUAL MEETING. UPS/FED EX - send to WWOA, UWSP-Wood Lab, 2000 Maria Dr, Stevens Point, WI 54481 US POSTAL SERVICE - send to WWOA, PO Box 285, Stevens Point, WI 54481 Dear WWOA members, Join in one of WWOA s Annual Meeting traditions - WWOA s Silent Auction. Help us raise funds by donating new item(s) fellow members might enjoy bidding on such as tree-themed items, limited edition prints, tools for working in the woods, conservation-themed books, outdoor clothing or anything else you think fellow members might appreciate. Talented WWOA members have shared their gifts by creating beautifully handcrafted items for the Silent Auction. Use this form to let us know what you are donating to the Silent Auction. To be acknowledged as a Donor in the Annual Meeting registration packets please return this no later than August 25, 2018. Then bring your item(s) to the meeting registration table on Friday or Saturday morning or send them to the WWOA office ahead of time. Help us identify your donation correctly by attaching your name on your items. We will set up the silent auction while you are on a Friday tour so that later in the day when you join us at the Friends and Exhibitor social, you can start bidding! We hope you will consider bidding on an item or two that you just can t live without. The Silent Auction closes at the end of the Saturday afternoon break with winners posted by 4 pm for pick up. We accept cash and checks for payment of Silent Auction items at the Annual Meeting. If you would like to donate an item(s) to the Silent Auction, please complete the form above and return it with your Annual Meeting Registration Form. You may submit copies of this form. Remember to help us correctly identify your donation by securely attaching your name to the items you are donating. Thank you so very much for your ongoing support of WWOA!
Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association Annual Meeting 2018 Photo Contest Attention all WWOA shutterbugs! Use your photographic and artistic skills, along with the knowledge of your property, to submit photos that best exemplify the chosen categories. Photo quality is important so set your camera for the maximum resolution setting. Members will vote for the Member s Choice award during the Annual Meeting. Awards will be announced at the 2018 Annual Meeting banquet on Saturday evening. TWO THEMES: Stepping Stones ~ Photos submitted in this category should portray one of the many varied steps we take to manage our woods. These steps may be baby and small in size or giant and grand in nature and scope. Whatever the size step you have taken, capture the moments working with a professional forester, resource manager, logging contractor, road maintenance worker, legacy planner, habitat improvement laborer or other activities that focus on conservation efforts in the woods. Photos should include people and be a stunning, action-oriented representation of the Steps taken in our woods. Arrivals and Departures ~ This category is looking for photos illustrating the Spontaneity of Spring or the Farewell of Fall. Photographs should showcase the attributes (qualities) of these two drastically different seasons in the woods. Whether it is buds breaking or leaves falling, songbirds nesting or geese flying, April showers bringing May flowers or frosty freezes, consider submitting a photo that highlights the best aspect of either an arrival or departure in your woods. Photos must not include people. TWO DIVISIONS: Youth - Under 18 years old Adult - 18 years old and up RULES: Eligibility: Photos must be of WWOA members property and taken by a WWOA member or immediate family member. Format: Only color prints not larger than 8 X 10 will be accepted. No matting or framing allowed. Photos taken with a digital camera must be printed on photographic quality paper. Digital files and photos from trail cameras will not be accepted. Photos will not be returned. Submission Guidelines: Limit of one entry per person per category. A completed Entry Form must be affixed to the back of each print. The Entry Form may be copied. Entries not meeting the rules will not be judged. WWOA reserves the right to use any submitted photos in future outreach or promotional materials. Entry Fee: $5 per participant per category. Make checks payable to WWOA. Deadline: Entries must be postmarked by August 25, 2018. Send to WWOA, PO Box 285, Stevens Point, WI 54481 JUDGING: Images will be judged on originality, composition, overall impact, artistic merit, and overall match to the category. All decisions made will be final. PRIZES: 1 st Place, 2 nd Place, 3 rd Place and Honorable Mention will be awarded in each division and category. In addition, attendees at the Annual Meeting will vote for the Member s Choice photo that best overall represents the mission of WWOA. A Roaming Trophy will be awarded to the chapter submitting the most entries. Highlight what is going on in your chapter! 2018 WWOA Photo Contest Entry Form Complete and place on back of each photo (form may be copied) WWOA member name Your name (if not WWOA member) Property name (if you have one) Photo title or caption Phone or email Member of chapter Division (mark one): Youth - under 18 years old Adult - 18 years old and up Category (mark one): Stepping Stones Arrivals and Departures
Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association Annual Meeting 2018 Complete & Postmark by AUGUST 25, 2018 Please LEGIBLY print your information. Carefully read each option below. Questions? Call 715-346-4798 or email wwoa@uwsp.edu Name (for name tag) Tour Choices: Thursday 1 st Friday 1 st or 2 nd Meal Choice - Saturday Dinner: Grilled Salmon & wild rice OR Herb crusted Pork Tenderloin OR Vegetarian Grilled Tofu & roasted vegetables 2 nd Name (for name tag) Tour Choices: Thursday 1 st Friday 1 st or 2 nd Meal Choice - Saturday Dinner: Grilled Salmon & wild rice OR Herb crusted Pork Tenderloin OR Vegetarian Grilled Tofu & roasted vegetables Complete Mailing Address Phone (day) Email New WWOA member in 2018 or 1 st Annual Meeting? YES Accessibility accommodations OR Special dietary needs YES, (name) (needs) Package options and cost per person does not include any tours (see Options #3 & 4 below) Number Total 1 Meeting Package includes Friday evening social and buffet dinner; Saturday breaks, lunch, awards banquet, meeting presentations and packet; and Sunday breakfast buffet at hotel, lunch, handouts, and field day activities. NOTE: Select Saturday dinner choice above; Does not include any tours - see Options #3 & 4 below $199 X = $ 2 Weekend Package includes Saturday and Sunday activities ~ Saturday breaks, lunch, awards banquet, meeting presentations and packet; Sunday breakfast buffet at hotel, lunch, handouts, and field day activities. NOTE: Select Saturday dinner choice above; Does not include any tours - see Options #3 & 4 below $169 X = $ Ala carte options and cost per person 3 Thursday Tours all tours include lunch A. Flowing Forest Amenities Tour B. Rock and Roll Bike Tour 4 Friday Tours all tours include bus and admission fees Tour #1 Mountain & Waupee Pines Tree Farm Tour with lunch Tour #2 Peshtigo Historical Tour with lunch Tour #3 After the Harvest Tour with lunch Tour #4 Blackwell Center Tour 5 Friday Evening Friends & Exhibitors Social followed by a delicious buffet dinner with baked cod and chicken then sit back and enjoy the Friday evening raffle and short presentations. $40 $26 $32 $44 $45 $23 X X X X X X = $ = $ = $ = $ = $ = $ $30 X = $ 6 Saturday Daytime Program includes three breaks and lunch, meeting packet and presentations $66 X = $ 7 Saturday Evening Meet Your Neighbor Social and Awards Banquet (select meal choice above) $35 X = $ 8 Sunday Field Day...includes Sunday breakfast buffet at hotel, morning coffee, lunch, meeting packet, handouts, and field activities $75 X = $ If postmarked AFTER AUGUST 25 th, please add a $10 PER PERSON LATE FEE $10 X = $ TOTAL = $ Please complete the registration form and enclose a check payable to WWOA. Mail by August 25, 2018 to: WWOA, PO Box 285, Stevens Point, WI 54481 Refunds issued prior to August 25, 2018 will be charged a $25 nonrefundable processing fee; no refunds will be issued after August 25, 2018.
Wisconsin Woodland Owners Association Annual Meeting 2018 Complete & Postmark by AUGUST 25, 2018 Place Your Order for WWOA s NEW 40 th Anniversary Short-sleeved T-shirt T-shirts are Black in color with the WWOA logo in olive green on the front and the design at left in beautiful fall colors across the back. T-shirts are heavy weight, pre-shrunk 100% cotton. Pre-Order Your Shirts By August 25, 2018 Choose T-shirt Style: traditional Men s (unisex) style OR Ladies V-neck with contoured silhouette style Short-sleeved T-shirt Sizing: Gender Small Medium Large XLarge 2XLarge 3XLarge Men s/unisex (Chest) 34-36 38-40 42-44 46-48 50-52 54-56 Ladies (Size) 4-6 8-10 12-14 16-18 20-22 24-26 Pricing/Short-sleeved T-shirt: Men s/unisex S-XL = $11.00 2XL = $13.00 3XL = $14.00 Ladies S-XL = $13.00 2XL = $15.00 3XL = $16.00 Please do not use this order form if you will not be attending the Annual Meeting - see Wisconsin Woodlands Fall 2018 magazine for correct form. Total price of shirt order can be added to Annual Meeting registration total or a separate check for shirts can be enclosed. Make check payable to WWOA. NAME STYLE (MENS/UNISEX OR LADIES) SIZE (SM, MED, LG, XL, 2XL OR 3XL) # OF SHIRTS PRICE/SHIRT (SEE ABOVE) TOTAL $ X = $ X = $ X = $ X = $ TOTAL $