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54 | I NSIGH T • O c t o b e r 2 0 15 w w w . i n s i g h t o n b u s i n e s s . c o m H a ll o w een Cost u m e P a rt y Benef ti ng Ch il dren 's H ospit al of W i sconsi n - Fo x Vall e y Costumes Are Optional Must Be 21 or Older SPONSORS: F E A T U R I N G : 17th Annual Friday, October 30, 2015 7:30 pm – 1:00 am WAVERLY BEACH N8770 Firelane 1 • Menasha Gold Sponsor Opening Band 7 : 30 pm Vic Ferrari 9 : 00 pm Costume Contest 11 : 00 pm 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place Costume Prizes for Singles/Couples and Groups of 3 or More Auctions • Raffles • Door Prizes • Cash Bar • Food Tickets $10 * in advance • $15 at the door Lamers Bus Line providing free bus transportation to and from the event every ½ hour. Pick up and drop off across from Houdini Plaza. For more information or sponsorship opportunities call (920) 969-5388 * Wisconsin sales tax included in the price of admission "the kids thank you" Automated Manufacturing Systems, Electrical Engineering Technology, Electro-Mechanical Technology, and Electronic Engineering Technology programs will transfer into UWGB's Bachelor of Science Electrical Engineering Technology program. Mechanical Design Technology associate degree graduates from FVTC can now transfer into UWGB's Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology as part of the agreement. Northeast Wisconsin Technical College announced a new policy allowing current and former members of the military to receive college credit for their service. Absolute Wellness moved to 101 W. Edison Ave., Suite 247, Appleton. e Fox Valley Symphony elected new leadership, including: Jeff Amstutz, creative director/principal of A2Z Design, president; Addie Teeters, marketing communication and media relations manager for Expera Specialty Solutions, president elect; Jane Chaganos, treasurer; Priscilla Daniels, secretary; and Peter Gianopolous, immediate past president. Jamie LaFreniere serves as executive director and Brian Groner is the conductor and music director. newVoices announced new officers for the adult chorus: Jenna Stone, director of the grants office at Lawrence University, president; Jim Weiland, retired president of Image Studios, vice president; Elizabeth (Liz) Sumnicht, an accountant at JA Huth & Associates, treasurer; and Abby iesen, a family law attorney at Menn Law, secretary. Mary Schmidt, owner of Schmidt Communicates and former board president, will serve the board in a past president role. Tonnage for the Port of Green Bay increased by 36,000 metric tons in August compared to last year, though overall tonnage remains down about 10 percent for 2015. e Port is experiencing less ship traffic due to { b u s i n e s s }