Santa Visits Downtown Greenville

With one week left until Christmas, make sure your child gets to visit with Santa. On Saturday, December 18, Sunday, December 19 and Monday, December 20 Santa will be in downtown Greenville at Sweet One O One in The Palace Bulidng at the corner of Fifth Street and S. Broadway.

On these days children are encouraged to bring their wish list for Santa. He will be available from 2-5pm on Saturday & Sunday and 3-8pm on Monday.

Parents are welcome to bring their cameras to remember the magical moment and to experience all the merriment of Christmas in downtown this season. In addition, Paul Ackley is providing a unique way to treasure the experience with a caricature of your child with Santa.

Santa is sponsored by Sweet One O One, The Bistro Off Broadway and Main Street Greenville.

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Mike Henderson named Grand Marshal of Horse Parade

As the Hometown Holiday Horse Parade committee gathered to discuss this year’s Grand Marshal it was a natural to choose Mike Henderson. Like most Darke County natives, Henderson has fond memories of downtown Greenville. He remembers it being the weekend shopping destination.

While the downtown has changed since his childhood, he realizes how important downtown design and appearance can be for a downtown’s viability. For over two decades Henderson has assisted in downtown revitalization whether it be through his profession as design manager for Mote & Associates or volunteering with Main Street Greenville, a non-profit organization committed to stimulate and support revitalization efforts, historic preservation and economic growth in historic downtown Greenville. 

For the past five years, Henderson has chaired the design committee of the Main Street program. “He’s been doing a fantastic job at it,” said Amber Schmerge, executive director of Main Street Greenville. “He’s always been willing to give time expertise and passion to the downtown.”  Under his leadership the committee has succeeded in executing quality projects to enhance the downtown area.  The Adopt A Box Program, wayfinding signage, new seasonal banners, creating awareness of our historic buildings through an Upper Floor Tour are a few to add to Henderson’s accomplishments. “He has been a great leader and role model for citizens in this community.  “He not only verbally supports our downtown efforts, he rolls his sleeves up and helps accomplish projects. You can’t ask for a better volunteer,” states Schmerge.  As Henderson celebrates thirty years at Mote & Associates, a civil engineering firm on West Fourth Street, the parade committee and Main Street Greenville recognize his stewardship to his community.

 Henderson will be leading the parade in a vis a vis carriage on Saturday, November 20 at 7 pm in downtown Greenville.  Main Street Greenville presents this 7^th annual event to the community with support from Wayne HealthCare and Greenville Federal.

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Hometown Holiday Horse Parade Map

Get all the information needed to plan your evening in downtown Greenville on Saturday, November 20.  Map courtesy of Main Street Greenville.

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Church Stroll 2010

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Hometown Holiday Celebration Weekend

The Hometown Holiday Horse Parade is planned for Saturday, November 20 at 7pm with Platinum Horseshoe Parade Sponsorship from Wayne HealthCare and Greenville Federal. Shown are parade committee members Leon Rogers and Mike Pressnall, Grand Marshal Mike Henderson, Jeff Kniese with Greenville Federal, Wayne Deschambeau of Wayne HealthCare and Amber Schmerge, Executive Director of Main Street Greenville.

The air is getting colder the holidays are near. A time for celebration something we all hold dear. Join us for our downtown holiday traditions starting Thursday, November 18 with our storekeepers Holiday Open House and downtown Candlelight Church Stroll. Be inspired by the reason for the season and embrace the uniqueness of Greenville's culture with the Hometown Holiday Horse Parade on Saturday, November 20.

On Thursday, November 18, the nine downtown churches open their doors to the public for a Celebration. Roam the lighted streets of downtown or catch the free carriage rides on Thursday and Friday evening from 5-8pm sponsored by Main Street Greenville and Dave Knapp Ford.

The holiday spirit continues on Friday with music filling the downtown air as lighted garland glimmers on Broadway. Storekeepers welcome guests until 8 pm with holiday favorites to share. Amazing gifts are located right here in your downtown.

To close the weekend we celebrate with the Hometown Holiday Horse Parade featuring lighted horse drawn carriages with Grand Marshal Mike Henderson. Stroll Broadway prior to the 7 pm parade as pre-parade performances by guitarist Sweet Surrender serenade visitors at Annie Oakley Park and local singer Joelle York astounds the audience with her talented voice in the fountain steps at the circle. Don’t miss the excitement, merriment, & temptation all forged in this Hometown Holiday Weekend. Come celebrate with us!

This holiday weekend is presented by downtown Greenville businesses and Main Street Greenville with cooperation from the City of Greenville and major support from Greenville Federal and Wayne HealthCare. Visit www.downtowngreenville.org/holiday for a full schedule of events and times.

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Downtown Churches Put Best Pew Forward for Holiday Open House

Five of the churches in the downtown Greenville area will open their doors to the public for “A Candlelight Stroll” on Thursday, November 18 in conjunction with downtown Greenville’s Holiday Open House.

“This joint effort by the churches allows the community to learn what services and activities are available for the holiday season, view the architectural details of each church and understanding the religious heritage that makes up Greenville’s faith community,” commented Amber Schmerge, director of Main Street Greenville.

This free Thursday evening candlelight tour will be open to the public from 5-8 pm. Dave Knapp Ford and Main Street Greenville along with the participating churches are offering free carriage rides around downtown Greenville directing people to the churches.

This is an evening in which the entire family can enjoy a holiday experience together, embrace evening shopping and enjoy a good meal from one of the downtown restaurants without leaving our community.

Participating churches include Christian Missionary Alliance Church, First Presbyterian Church, St. Paul Episcopal Church, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, and St. Mary’s Catholic Church.

Visit www.DowntownGreenville.org/holiday for more information on this holiday event.

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Downtown Banners receive help from Greenville Schools

Mrs. Cleary’s Senior Career Art class displays the four fall banner designs. Stephanie Schieltz, Brooke Sturgell, Chelsi Brown, and Jessica Bowers created the chosen artwork.

Beginning in the spring of 2009, Main Street Greenville started a Banner Replacement Program. This program allows for a new seasonal banner each year to grace the light poles along Broadway. While last year the generic spring banners were substituted for creative and abstract artwork designed by the Greenville’s 8^th grade art class, this year brings change to the worn fall banners. Enlisting the talents of the Greenville Senior High Career Art Class was a genius idea from the Main Street Greenville Design Committee and Superintendent Susie Riegle.

Senior Career Art teacher, Mrs. Cleary, engaged her sixteen-student class in this project at the beginning of the school year. Within two weeks the students critiqued their work and four designs were picked. With the help of local printing company, Express It, the 56 banners were completed just in time to fly in the cool crisp air fall affords. So when traveling through downtown Greenville on your way to school, work, or shopping trip take a look at what welcomes you into the community and evokes pride. Not only do they shout "FALL" they also exude creativity.

“Using our local resources, and at the same time encouraging and cultivating these young artists was a goal for the committee,” states Amber Schmerge, director of Main Street Greenville. “We are very pleased with the results and extend an invitation to the community to help fund this project.” The Fall Banners have received partial funding from Darke Rural Electric Cooperative and Brethren Retirement Community. The committee is accepting donations as reasonable as $40 from individuals and businesses. If interested in making a tax-deductible donation, please call Main Street Greenville at 548-4998 or send your donation to Main Street Greenville, 537 S. Broadway, Suite 203, Greenville, OH 45331.

Main Street Greenville is in independent non-profit organization committed to stimulating and supporting revitalization efforts, historic preservation and economic growth in Historic Downtown Greenville.

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Pizza Party for great Volunteers

Mike Henderson, Becky Dynes and Deanna, Cassidy and Brayden York enjoying the pizza

Julie Kessen, Lelah and Eric Shoop

Jackie and Tom Soper

Darke Co. Democratic women

Yesterday we took out all the flowers in the flower boxes downtown. We know they still looked great, but soon the frost will come and the flowers will be turning.

The weather was great and the volunteers come out to help. All clean up was finished in an hour!

Thanks again to this year's adopt a box participants and the volunteer watering crews: Lelah Shoop, Christie Randall, Tom and Jackie Soper, Mike Henderson, Holly Finnarn, Austin Spencer, Brian Griesdorn, Amber Schmerge, City of Greenville Street Department, Gina and Alyssa Miller, Lauren and Chad Henry, Donna Gasper, Susie Riegle and Jon McGreevey. These volunteers each watered once a month to ensure the flowers stayed as beautiful as the day they were planted.

Special thanks to Spencer Landscaping for use of their watering van during the season and Fresh Air Farms for donating the soil for the boxes and flower pots.

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Holiday Open House 2010 Schedule

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Lion’s Club Halloween Parade, A 40 Year Old Tradition

The Greenville Lion’s Club Halloween Parade from the 1990’s.

The streets of downtown Greenville will be full of ghostly characters and haunted tales on Thursday, October 28 for the Lion’s Club Halloween Parade and Beggars’ Night on Broadway. This Halloween tradition begins at 7pm with the parade of dressed up children, teenagers and adults.

The Greenville’s Lion’s Club has organized the Halloween parade for forty years. This event promotes a safe, family fun night on Broadway. The parade route begins at West Fifth Street to Broadway north to the City Municipal Building where judging will take place and prizes awarded.

If interested in being part of the parade, it is as easy as lining up at West Fifth Street at 6:30pm on October 28. The parade has categories for Tiny Tots Girls ages 0-6, Tiny Tots Boys ages 0-6, Masked Girls ages 6-10, Masked Boys ages 6-10, Masked Girls and Boys ages 11-16, Best Adult Costumed and Best Masked Group. Bring out the creativity and have fun at this festive night out.

Motor units are welcomed in the parade as well. Please contact Nancy McClurg at 670-0301 to enter your unit. As always, no political campaign signs will be permitted.

Beggar’s Night, presented by Main Street Greenville, is a fun, safe event for children ages 4-12 to celebrate Halloween. Downtown businesses line up on the sidewalk along Broadway after the Halloween Parade to hand little beggars’ treats of all kinds. In addition to begging for candy, a haunted house, activity stations and a luminary display of pumpkins at the circle are all set for the event.

For more information contact Main Street Greenville at 548-4998.

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Main Street Greenville Joins Retail Is Detail

Pam Spitler of Pamela's Apparel with consultants Chris Boring and Deb Miller. The Retail Is Detail consultants meet with each business, provide a report with action plans and follow up with the business throughout the twenty three week mentoring service

Heritage Ohio, a statewide preservation and revitalization non-profit organization, is pleased to announce Main Street Greenville as a participant in the Retail is Detail technical assistance program.

Heritage Ohio is the recipient of a $99,000 USDA: Rural Business Enterprise Grant. The grant will be used to bring the Retail is Detail program to Cambridge, Defiance, Greenville, Norwalk, Port Clinton, Portsmouth, Van Wert and Wilmington. Participating businesses in downtown Greenville include: Sweet One O One, Michael’s Fine Clocks & Jewelry, Granny’s Corner, Pamela’s Apparel and Montage Café.

Deb Miller of Blue Pencil and Chris Boring of Boulevard Strategies are partnering with Heritage Ohio to bring their retail expertise to downtown businesses located in eight Main Street communities. Miller and Boring will work hand and hand with five businesses owners within the Main Street Program boundaries providing technical assistance. They will be addressing business issues including marketing, window displays, floor layout, e-commerce, operations, façade and signage, parking landscaping, merchandising, inventory, lighting, pricing, and customer service.

Heritage Ohio helps people to save the places that matter; build community and live better. Formed in 2000, Heritage Ohio has more than 500 members ranging from individuals and households to organizations and local governments. In 2002, Heritage Ohio was designated as the statewide partner of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Learn more at www.heritageohio.org.

Heritage Ohio has received support from the Ohio Department of Development’s Office of Housing and Community Partnerships, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and many Ohio based companies.

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Downtown Chili Cook Off

Chili Cook-Off participants Carol Haworth of Sweet One O One, Kevin Saintignon of Danny's Place, Shelly Lynn of The Little Italian Cafe, Michele Cox of Montage Cafe, and Chili Cook-Off organizer, Hala Knapke of Youniques

The 2010 Downtown Chili Cook Off Winner is Danny's Place! Kevin Saintignon, owner of Danny's Place, was excited to receive the honor and the traveling trophy again. Four years ago, Danny's Place won the title to only give it up the next three years. Well, the trophy is back on the bar mantel where it will stay for at least a year.

Last year's winner, The Bistro Off Broadway's expectations of bringing the trophy home again were unfulfilled with their spicy chili. This marks the 6th year for the cook-off but the first to hold it with the Downtown Buckeye Bash and allow for people's choice when selecting the winning chili. The combination of beer and chili was a real crowd pleaser.

Check out the traveling trophy and sample a bowl of the winning chili at Danny's Place for lunch or supper seven days a week.

Participating restaurants in this year's contest included: The Bistro Off Broadway, Double M Diner, Sweet One O One, Montage Cafe, Danny's Place and The Little Italian Cafe. The Chili Cook-Off is presented by Main Street Greenville

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Downtown Buckeye Bash

The 1st ever Downtown Buckeye Bash was a lot of fun. We are appreciative to all that came to check it out. Darke Co. OSU Alumni Assoc. and Main Street Greenville are excited to continue, hopefully, a great tradition in downtown.

Demonstrating a little O-H-I-O spirit at the Chili Cook Off table

Special thanks to committee members Dennis Baker, Eric Brand, Brian Griesdorn, and Hala Knapke.

Thank you to all the businesses who supported the event: Buchy Food Service, Danny's Place, Double M Diner, Granny's Corner, Greenville National Bank, Hansbarger's Home Solutions, Janet's Broadway Bakery, KitchenAid Experience, Little Italian Cafe, McMiller's Carry Out, Montage Cafe, PD&M, Readmore's Hallmark, Rep. Jim Zehringer, Sweet One O One, Second National Bank, The Bistro Off Broadway, The Ivy Leaque, Wayne HealthCare and Youniques

Proceeds of this event support Darke Co. OSU Alumni Assoc. scholarships and Main Street Greenville projects in downtown Greenville.

Taste of Downtown

The Bistro Off Broadway & Janet's Broadway Bakery

Readmore's Hallmark table display

Main Street Greenville board members

Mike Pressnall & Hala Knapke

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Days of Harvest- September 24-25

Downtown is filled with fall spender this weekend as we welcome Harvest.

Besides the activities outlined on the post card, these tempting treats await you downtown:

Free Pumpkin Giveaway with purchases of $20 in downtown

*Pillow Painting Demonstration by Isabel Culberson at Youniques

*Women Halloween Costumes 10% off at Pamela's Apparel

*A botanically inspired autumn is on the agenda for The Ivy League. Invigorating soaps, thick leafy wreaths, and rustic home goods help to usher in the season with style!

*Gourmet dip and Fireside Coffee sampling at Sweet Annie's Cabin

*Sidewalk Sales at The Bootery

*Get harvest decorating ideas using vintage & antique finds at Cratiques Antiques & Collectibles

*Display of Quilts at Bread of Life

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Flicks on 5th Finale

On the night before the opening of the Great Darke County Fair, approximately 120 people came to watch Hoosiers in downtown Greenville for the final installment of the Flicks on 5th series for 2010. Although it was the smallest crowd seen for the series, the event accomplished bringing over 700 people to the downtown area for the three movies shown this summer.

The goal of Flicks on 5th is to offer a free family friendly evening out downtown to meet the social needs of the community. Major thanks to the sponsors: Harry D. Stephens Foundation, GTI, Greenville National Bank, Greenville Elks, Leis Realty, Law Office of Jason Aslinger, Greenville Kiwanis, Buchy Foods, Rep. Jim Zehringer, Steve and Eileen Litchfield, and John and Ginger Warner.

Flicks on 5th was presented by Main Street Greenville who is committed to stimulating and supporting revitalization efforts, historic preservation and economic growth in Historic Downtown Greenville.

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Hallmark Celebrates a Century

Readmore's Hallmark in downtown Greenville

Readmore’s Hallmark, located in beautiful downtown Greenville, announces Hallmark’s century of caring. For 100 years, Hallmark, a family owned third generation business, has connected people with their feelings through greeting cards and other innovative products.

Since 2005, Readmore’s Hallmark has shared in the Hallmark vision and is proud of the relationship we have built with our customers. We have evolved from a local card shop into a thriving downtown business offering the finest quality gifts and collectibles.

This month, we are particularly excited to celebrate our 5^th year at our downtown Greenville location! As a gesture of appreciation to our customers, we are announcing an anniversary bag sale. On September 17^th and 18^th, purchase a Readmore’s Hallmark reusable tote for only $1.00 and receive 20% off all the merchandise you can fit in the bag! Some exclusions apply. Please see a store associate for details.

We continue to offer a large selection of Hallmark cards, ornaments, and other merchandise as well as a diverse product line, including John Deere branded gifts, Tervis Tumblers, and top-quality candles. Our Hallmark store offers one of the largest local selections of specialty collegiate merchandise from Michigan, Notre Dame, and Ohio State. We also carry an expansive collection of Cleveland Brown’s and Cincinnati Bengal’s officially-licensed products. Naturally, Readmore’s Hallmark is a huge supporter of The Greenville Green Waves, we proudly carry a large product line to help prepare the community for their green and white events!

We wholeheartedly thank our customers for their support of our business. You are the driving force behind our success, and we promise that we will continue to strive towards excellence in both customer service and product availability. From the management and staff at Readmore’s Hallmark in Greenville, OH, Thank you!

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Downtown Buckeye Bash

The first ever Downtown Buckeye Bash will take place on Saturday, September 25 in conjunction with downtown Days of Harvest. Great fun for the whole family. Reverse Raffle tickets are on sale now. Contact Main Street Greenville for your chance to win $500!

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Annie Oakley & Farmers' Market

Yesterday was the start of the Legendary Annie Oakley Sidewalk Sales. This is a special year for Annie as it would have been her 150th year. Each year downtown Greenville celebrates here legacy by continuing a 48 year old tradition of sidewalk sales partnered with Annie themedactivities, giveaways and specials.

KitchenAid Experience "Madness"

Besides the sidewalk sales that run through Sunday, Darke County honors here native gal with a festival. Downtown Greenville this Saturday will be a bustling destination. A 5k run and fun for Breast Cancer Awareness kicks off at 8am. The farmers' market opens at 9am along 4th Street and the Annie Oakley Parade begins at 10am.

The farmers' market has been a great attraction that has really grown this year. This Saturday expect to see Francis Byers- produce, EAT Food for Life with organic meats, cheeses and raw honey, Wolfe Produce & Baked Goods, Woodsview Alpaca Farm presenting Knitting at the Market, Rhoadeside Noodles and Angel Food Cakes, Leona Mohrmeyer with handmade chocolates, handmade jewelry by several artists, Artist on the Lawn, and the Josephine Candle Company and handmade rugs.

Produce to check out- Blackberries, Sweet Corn, Summer Squash, Green Beans, Zucchini, Potatoes, Onions, Apples, Fresh Herbs, Beets, Turnips, Peppers, and more.

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Legendary Annie Oakley Sidewalk Sales

Darke County is home of Little Sure Shot, Annie Oakley.

Thursday, July 22-Saturday, July 24 is the Legendary Annie Oakley Sidewalk Sales in downtown Greenville. This 48 year old tradition highlights KitchenAid Experience with their insane deals on KitchenAid gadgets and countertop appliances. You can wait in line for them to open at 8 am to be one of the first 200 shoppers to receive a free gift. Click here for a downtown map

Special Attractions-Saturday

Farmers' Market from 9am-1pm at the Courthouse

Walk a Mile in HER Shoes for the Cancer Association of Darke County at 9:30am

Breast Cancer Awareness 5K Run/ Walk at 8am at Annie Oakley Park

Annie Oakley Parade at 10 am on S. Broadway

Specials from Thursday, July 22-Saturday, July 24

Downtown Restaurants

The Bistro Off Broadway: 117 E 5th Street

• Lunch Special: Native American Fry Bread Taco. Lunch served from 11am-2pm

Montage Cafe: 527 S. Broadway

• Outdoor Dining

La Maisonette Coffeehouse: 410 S. Broadway

• An Extra Special for Annie Oakley Days- 16 oz Coffee of the Day with a Scone for $3.25

Sweet One O One Ice Cream & Coffee Bar: 537 S. Broadway

•Buffalo Bill's Desire & Ace of Hearts Drink Specials, Authentic Belgian Waffles on the Street & Ice Cream Specials

Double M Diner: 537 S. Broadway

•Daily Specials that Annie would love and are affordable

Janet's Broadway Bakery: 316 S. Broadway

•Sandwich Specials- Roast Beef, Ham or Turkey on homemade bread with Chips & Cookie for $5

Danny's Place: 308 S. Broadway

•Legendary Burritos for $5

Shopping

Ann's Gifts: 426 S. Broadway

•15% off storewide and sidewalk sales of 15-50% off. Linens, Baskets, Fabrics, Annie Oakley Books & Post Cards

Fair Photo Express & Antique Gallery: 401 S. Broadway

•Sidewalk Sales of 50% off. We pay sales tax

Youniques: 529 S. Broadway

•"Annie, Get Your Dress On" Fashion Show. Friday from 11-1pm on the streets of downtown.

Special Hours on Sunday from 1-4pm

The Ivy League: 517 S. Broadway

•Take a spin on the old time roulette board for fun goodies in honor of our gal Annie.

Candy Bouquet: 523 S. Broadway

•Offering Chocolate Covered Bacon

The Bootery: 521 S. Broadway

• 20-50% off Summer Shoes, Men's Western & Work Boots

Granny's Corner Frame Shop: 418 S. Broadway

•Thurs.- 50% off In Stock Prints, Fri.-40% off In-Stock Greeting Cards, Sat.- 40% off In-Stock Doilies

Sweet Annie's Cabin: 436 S. Broadway

•Garden Sale. Special Hours of Sunday from 1-5pm

Lifestyles Interiors: 533 S. Broadway

•"Annie, Put Your Blinds Down!" 75% off sale on Blinds!

Pamela's Intimate Apparel: 534 S. Broadway

•Offering Cowgirl and Indian Outfits & Swimwear Sale

Cratiques Boutique: 144 S. Broadway

•50% off purchase of $25 or less

Weiland's Jewelers: 416 S. Broadway

•50% off all Elle sterling silver jewelry & 50% off all Quacker Factory charm bracelets and charms

Readmore's Hallmark: 524 S. Broadway

•Discount on Hallmark gifts, gift wrap, stationary and holiday gifts...and much, much more

Good Buys:134 S. Broadway

•Vintage Salt & Pepper Shakers and Locally Made Candles

Artifacts Ink.: 203 W. Main

•Demonstrations on Creating Tags, Artist Trading Cards, Photo Mosaics and Collage Art.- Demo will be at 519 S. Broadway

Bread of Life Christian Bookstore: 107 W. Main

•Legendary “in-side”-walk sales on a variety of merchandise, including all regularly-priced T-shirts will be 20% off

Michael's Fine Clocks & Jewelry: 601 S. Broadway

Paul Ackley Caricatures Thursday & Friday. Live Entertainment all weekend with unicycling, juggling & balloon animals

Services

United Way & SNB are partnering together to provide donuts, juice & coffee to waiting customers on Broadway at 7 am July 22-24 for a donation. All proceeds will benefit United Way.

KitchenAid Experience: 423 S. Broadway

KitchenAid Experience® Retail Center Legendary Sidewalk Sale 2010

* Items subject to change based on availability, while supplies last*
Please note: Coupons and Discounts cannot be used on any Sale Price Item during this event.

Thursday July 22, 2010
Door Buster –KitchenAid® Spatula and Kitchen Bucks – 1st 200 Adult Visitors
Gift w/ Purchase, while supplies last:
$50.00 –Silicone Grabber
$150.00 –Cloth Appliance Cover
$300.00 –Blade Coffee Grinder
Selected Sale Items and colors below: Call store for details
Refurbished Artisan® Series Stand Mixer
Refurbished Professional 5™ Plus Stand Mixer
Refurbished Professional 600™ Stand Mixer
Refurbished Heavy Duty 5 quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer
Select New Ultra Power® Series Stand Mixer
New 6 quart Pro Line™ Stand Mixer
New 4 ½ quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer (K4SSWH) w/free dough hook and wire whip
New 9 cup Food Processor –Chrome only
Refurbished Hand Mixer
New 7 quart Slow Cooker
Refurbished 5 Speed Stand Blender
New 5 Speed Custom Metallic® Series Blender
New 12 cup (Q model) Food Processor
New Countertop Oven
Select Gadgets and Sinkware
All Bakeware 50% off
New 2 slice Pro Line® Series Toaster (Deal of the Century!)
New 16 cup Pro Line® Series Food Processor (Deal of the Century!)

Friday July 23, 2010
Door Buster –White Prep Bowl set and Kitchen Bucks – 1st 200 Adult visitors
Gift w/ Purchase, while supplies last:
$50.00 –White Ice cream scoop
$150.00 –KitchenAid® cookbook
$300.00 – 3pc Cheese tool set
Selected Sale Items and colors below: Call store for details
Thursday Sale Items Continue While Quantities Last
New 2 slot/4 slice Toaster
New Immersion Blender
Refurbished 7 cup Food Processor
Refurbished Rotary Slicer attachment
Refurbished Food Grinder Attachment
Refurbished Chef’s Chopper® Series
All Textiles/Aprons/Cloth covers 50% off
All Cutlery 50% off
All Stand Mixer, Hand Mixer, Food Processor accessories 40% off

Saturday July 24, 2010
Door Buster – KitchenAid® Sponge Cradle and Kitchen Bucks– 1st 200 Adult visitors
Gift w/ Purchase, while supplies last:
$50.00 –Nylon Black Slotted Spoon
$150.00 –White Prep Bowl set
$300.00 – New 5 quart glass mixing bowl with measuring markings
Selected Sale Items and colors below: Call store for details
Thursday and Friday Sale Items Continue While Quantities Last
New Pro Line® Series Waffle Baker
Refurbished Chef Choppers
New Coffee Makers
Refurbished Bowls
All Attachments 40% off
All Gadgets and BBQ tools 50% off

Sunday July 25, 2010
All sales continue while supplies last with the exception of Door Buster and Gift with Purchase items.

July 22-24, 2010
Purchase any KitchenAid® Stand Mixer
And receive a free
KitchenAid® Cooks Series Timer
PLUS
Your choice
Of either a
Refurbished
Ice Cream
Attachment
Or a
Refurbished
Food Grinder
Attachment

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