The Prime Times
Spring/April 2017
Celebrating the Prime
of Your Life!
Calendar
of Events
June
14 - Lap of Luxury
Barrington, IL
July
12 - Social Security
Seminar
21-29 - Nova Scotia Tour –
SOLD OUT
August
9 - Titletown,
Green Bay, WI
16 - Free Member
Appreciation Concert
featuring Danville
September
16-20 - Immerse Yourself
in New York City
October
16-19 - Mystery Tour
December
17 - Quentin Road
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We’re headed back
to Quentin Road Christmas at
Bethlehem’s Tower
Lake Zurich, IL – Sunday,
December 17th, 2017
As another spotless lamb is
prepared for sacrifice, a shepherd
boy wonders aloud, “Must we
continue this practice forever?”
Meanwhile, a man leads his wife,
great with child, to an inn where
she can deliver her baby. There
is no room. As the husband and
wife go their way, the shepherd boy’s father offers
his assistance. “Wait! You can use my room.”
Thus began a series of events forever etched in
our minds as “The Christmas Story.” But this
captivating account includes significant details
tradition has overlooked . . . until now. Take a
special journey with Quentin Road this Christmas
as we unlock secrets from Christmas Past. With
a 300-voice children-and-adult choir, dramatic
lighting, and live animals (including an 8 foot
camel), we will present what really happened on
that first Christmas night long ago. With original
songs and orchestration by David Clydesdale, this
spectacular Christmas performance will be an
instant classic you will want to relive year after year.
See for yourself why thousands make this event a
part of their annual Christmas celebration. Lunch,
prior to the performance will be at the DoubleTree
by Hilton Libertyville-Mundelein. Menu: vegetable
minestrone soup, warm rolls and butter, sautéed
chicken breast with vesuvio sauce, herb roasted
potatoes, green beans, chocolate cake (gluten free
dessert will be fresh fruit), and iced tea and coffee.
Cost per member is $119 and $139 per
non-member.
Price includes motor coach transportation, tip for
driver, lunch and seating for the Quentin Road
Christmas at Bethlehem’s Tower.
Immerse Yourself in New York City
Experience the Big Apple Like Never Before – 5 Days:
Saturday, September 16 –Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Only
spots al few
eft!
Tour highlights: Rockefeller Center, NBC
Studio, Radio City Music Hall and St. Patrick’s
Cathedral, Coney Island & Little Odessa, Ditmas
Park and Brighton Beach. Visit Lower East Side
Tenement Museum, take a Skyline Cruise to
see the famous sites of the Big Apple from the
waterway. On this full narrated cruise you will
see unforgettable views of the Manhattan Skyline,
including the Empire State Building, the Statue
of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge & much more. 9/11
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Lap of Luxury - only a few spots left!
Wednesday, June 14, 2017 – Barrington, IL
Feel like you’re living in the lap of luxury on
this day trip to the Barrington, IL area. We’ll
tour the Place de la Musique (Sanfilippo
Estate). On this 3-hour guided tour you’ll
begin in the main residence and learn about
the collection of automated music machines,
their history and restoration efforts, as well
as the opulent details of the Residence’s
French Second Empire setting. You’ll also
hear a selection of the music machines. Then
you’ll move on to the American Orechstrion
Room where some of the most beautiful
art glass-front orchestrions ever made are
located. Tour the Arcade Room with its
Mutoscopes (hand-cranked movie viewers),
fortune-telling machines, slot machines, and
more. Next up is the Victorian Bar Room, a
recreation of a turn-of-the-century casino.
The house portion of the tour culminates
in the Music Room with a mini-concert
on the world’s largest indoor theater
pipe organ, an 80 rank, 8000 pipe, 1927
Wurlitzer. The tour will then continue to
our Carousel Venue. Inside you’ll enjoy
hearing a selection of dance, band,
and fairground organs and calliopes.
You’ll view an 1881 Grant Railroad
Locomotive (used by Henry Ford), a
reproduction Pullman Coach Car, and
a variety of Stationary Steam Engines.
The featured jewel in the building is
the Eden Palais Carousel, the most
complete example of a European
salon carousel in existence. You will
never forget the experience of hearing
exactly what those at the turn-of-thecentury heard from these beautifully restored
machines. Lunch is included at the Chessie’s
Restaurant, located in the historic Ice House
Mall. The Ice House Mall once served as a
dairy in the early 1900’s. After lunch take
some time to shop the quaint stores.
Menu: Entrée Choices (due at time of
reservation): roast loin of pork served
with mashed potato and vegetable medley.
Chicken parmesan served over linguine with
marinara sauce. Crusted talipia served with
rice pilaf and vegetable medley. Baked penne
pasta complimented with roasted vegetables.
All entrees will be served with a salad, freshly
baked bread and butter, coffee, tea and soft
drinks and a delicious chocolate sundae.
Price includes: Deluxe motor coach
transportation, 3 hour guided tour of
the Sanfilippo Estate, lunch at Chessie’s
Restaurant and a tip for the driver. Cost
is $115.00 per member and $135.00 per
non-member.
Final Payment will be due Thursday, April
27, 2017.
To RSVP, please complete the form included
in this newsletter. It may be dropped off at
any of our offices or mailed to Terri Sutter,
PO Box 61, Mt. Horeb, WI 53572. If you have
questions or concerns regarding this tour,
please contact Lois Boehnen: 608-767-4752 or
[email protected].
There is a lot of walking and standing to tour
the Sanfilippo Estate. There will be occasionally
seating available. All reservations will be taken
in time and date order they are received.
Titletown (Green Bay, WI) - only a few spots left!
Wednesday, August 9th, 2017
Join us for a guided Champions tour of
Lambeau Field stadium and experience the
Packers’ history-rich facility first-hand as we
see several behind-the-scenes areas such as
the Bob Harlan Plaza, the Players’ Tunnel,
and the newly constructed South End and
Roof. Outstanding photo opportunities avail
themselves throughout each tour. Lunch
is included at Lambeau (home-cooked
meatloaf with mashed potatoes and gravy,
garden salad, dinner rolls with butter, freshly
baked cookies and your choice of coffee, iced
tea or lemonade). Then enjoy a self-guided
tour of the Packer Hall of Fame, located in
sections of the first and second floors of
the Atrium. You will also have time to shop
at the Pro Shop! After leaving Lambeau,
we will take a short drive to see some of
the Lambeau-Lombardi Trail like the Old
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Allouez Home where all-time great Don
Hutson lived and Vince Lombardi’s rented
home when he first came to Green Bay.
Price includes: Deluxe motor coach
transportation, Guided Champions Tour of
Lambeau Field, lunch at Lambeau,
self-guided tour of the New Packer
Hall of Fame, shopping at the Pro
Shop, driving to see a few sites on the
Lambeau-Lombardi Trail in Green
Bay and a tip for the driver.
Cost is $110.00 per member and
$130.00 per non-member
Final Payment will be due Monday,
July 10th, 2017.
To RSVP, please complete the form included in
this newsletter. It may be dropped off at any of
our offices or mailed to Terri Sutter, PO Box
61, Mt. Horeb, WI 53572.
If you have questions or concerns regarding
this tour, please contact Lois Boehnen: 608767-4752 or [email protected].
All reservations will be taken in time and date
order they are received.
We hope you will join us for our
4th Annual Member Appreciation Event
Featuring Danville!
Danville is a musical family inspired by Peter, Paul and Mary, Simon and Garfunkel,
and The Everly Brothers. They have been entertaining audiences, young and old,
for over 35 years! Hailing from Cadott, WI, they are not new to Prime Time. Our
members enjoyed their musical talents a few years back on a Mystery Tour to
the Eau Claire area and those members have suggested we bring them in for our
Appreciation event so that our entire group might enjoy their show.
Although, they were raised 100 miles apart, Kathy in the city of St. Paul, MN and Tim on a dairy farm in rural Cadott, WI, they grew up listening
to the same music. Being inspired by the songs, it was very natural for them to sing the same type of harmonies when they began performing
together in college. As they grew musically, they also grew romantically, and were married shortly after graduation from UW-River Falls in 1981.
After singing as a duo for 15 years, children, Casey and Joe, joined the group and Danville became a quartet, backing up the vocal harmonies
with guitars, mandolin, bass, harmonica, and the occasional kazoo.
In recent years, as Casey and Joe have both grown and married, Casey with two children, and Joe living in the Twin Cities, they haven’t been able
to perform together as often as they once did. However, Danville continues to perform as often as possible, in every combination of members.
Whether playing at concert halls, coffeehouses, churches, or music festivals, they move audiences from tears to laughter with their songs
and stories about love, family, children, memories, and relationships. They call their style of music “acoustic contemporary folk.” They have
recorded six CDs: Love Like a River, Age to Age and Heart to Heart”, “A Danielson Family Christmas”, Casey and Joe’s two albums, “Casey
and Joe Live”, and “Cornerstones and Commontime,” and Tim’s solo CD “A Place I Know.”
Danville has enjoyed playing for audiences, young and old, large and small, for over 35 years, and will continue to do so as long as folks
continue to listen.
Wednesday, August 16th, 2017
Tickets will be assigned on a first come first serve basis.
Doors will open 45 minutes prior to each show.
Show times at 2:00 and 6:30 pm. To RSVP, please
complete the sign up form included in this newsletter
Tickets will be available for pick-up August 2nd-5th at your selected
State Bank office.
* Because this is a ticketed event, if your plans change and you are unable to attend, please return tickets to the State Bank of Cross Plains so that
another member may enjoy the show. There will be a $25 Non-Member Fee.
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North Ave
Parking
Maywood Ave
North Ave
Franklin Ave
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on to Bristol
University Ave
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Middleton
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Lee St
Bristol St
Middleton Performing
Arts Center
2100 Bristol St.,
Middleton, WI 53562
MIDDLETON
Elmwood Ave
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Hubbard Ave
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Asset Titling: It’s Important to Get It Right
Written by Dan Savage,
Wealth Management
Division, SBCP
Our clients and
prospects frequently
inquire about titling
their real estate,
various accounts, and
other assets. Their
goals include avoiding probate, assisting with
the management of property, and ensuring
that family members have immediate access
to funds at death. The balance of this article
will address several important questions
regarding asset titling.
What are common forms of titling?
• Joint Tenancy – This form of titling involves
two or more owners and assumes equal
ownership while they are alive regardless of
their individual contributions to the asset;
moreover, both parties have the equal,
undivided right to control the property.
Joint tenancy creates a right of survivorship
which means ownership passes to the surviving party outside of probate and is not
controlled by the decedent’s estate plan.
• Marital Property with Rights of Survivorship – This special form of joint tenancy
can only be used by spouses. Rules affecting
use, control, and transfer upon death are
identical to those outlined above.
• Tenants-in-Common – This method also
involves multiple owners but does not create a right of survivorship. Title holders are
current owners while alive with ownership
interests proportional to the amounts they
contributed to the asset. Upon death, a title
holder’s share will pass according to his or
her estate plan.
• Transfer-on-Death (TOD) – This method
transfers an asset to a named beneficiary
upon death. The beneficiary is identified on
a form provided by an institution (bank or
securities firm) or in a beneficiary designation recorded with the register of deeds
(real estate). The beneficiary lacks ownership rights during the property owner’s
lifetime. Upon death, property is transferred outside of probate and the decedent’s
estate plan.
• Payable-on-Death (POD) – This is similar
to TOD but normally applies only to bank
accounts, including certificates of deposit.
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• Revocable Living Trust – If you adopt
a living trust-based estate plan, your
attorney may advise you to retitle some or
all of your assets into that living trust for
administrative
purposes. Your
trust becomes
the owner of the
assets, and your
right and ability
to control them
usually continues,
because you name
yourself as trustee.
Upon your death
or disability, your
successor trustee
will assume
immediate control
over your trust
assets. Assets held in your trust will not be
subject to probate.
• Beneficiary Designations – Certain assets
such as life insurance policies, annuities,
qualified retirement plans, Wisconsin real
estate, and IRAs permit an owner to name
one or more beneficiaries who will receive
the assets upon the death of the owner.
Assets transfer directly to named beneficiaries outside of the decedent’s estate plan
and probate.
What issues need to be considered when
making titling decisions?
• Wisconsin is a marital property state.
Absent a marital property agreement, this
means that a married couple’s assets accumulated during marriage and while living
in Wisconsin are considered as owned
on a 50/50 basis…regardless of titling. A
deceased spouse may only direct the distribution of his or her one-half interest in
the couple’s assets and his or her individual
property. The other half remains with the
surviving spouse.
• Beware of TOD and POD designations.
Remember, these designations supersede
what is stated in a will or trust. Absent
coordination with the rest of your estate
plan, a TOD or POD could leave your
estate without sufficient means to pay final
expenses and taxes. They can also result
in the beneficiaries of your estate plan
receiving less than they anticipated or than
you intended.
• Think twice and then twice again…before
adding an owner to one or more of your
accounts. Doing so will likely create a
joint account with immediate ownership
and survivorship rights.
Unintended
consequences
include your
account being
subject to the
creditors of
the new owner
during your
life and upon
your death as
well as family
disharmony. If
you want help
with a given
account, consider adding that individual as
an ‘agent’ instead of as an owner.
• Several ownership forms outlined above
do not provide for alternate distributions if
that named beneficiary fails to survive you.
They also fail to provide for certain trust
protections, other distribution plans, and
planning for minors. Think of these as lost
estate planning opportunities.
What is the best way to ensure that my
assets are properly titled?
• Begin by reviewing titling and beneficiary
designations for all of your assets. This
includes your primary residence, other real
estate, bank accounts, insurance policies,
annuities, IRAs, trusts, qualified retirement
plan accounts, investment accounts, and
other assets.
• Next, review your will, durable power of
attorney for finances, and other estate planning documents such as a revocable living
trust. Make sure that the terms contained
in those documents are consistent with
your current wishes…and…harmonize
with your titling choices.
• Consult with your estate planning attorney.
When it comes to “dollars and sense”, a
second opinion can help ensure that your
assets are successfully transferred according to your wishes.
If you have questions or would like to learn
more about asset titling or estate planning,
please contact one of our Wealth Managers
at 608-826-3570.
New York City Continued
Tribute Day of Sightseeing - visit the National September 11
Memorial Museum located within the archaeological heart of
the World Trade Center site. Then, we’ll visit One World Trade
Center Observatory. Ascend to the top of the tallest building
in the Western Hemisphere. A trip to New York City is not
complete without taking in some Broadway Performances!
Enjoy two evening Broadway Shows. Shows in consideration
are some of the hottest Broadway shows such as Waitress and
Shuffle Along. Experience three of the oldest, most vibrant
ethnic neighborhoods while tasting a diverse array of delicious
traditional and artisan foods-you will sample delicious Jewish,
ethnic Chinese and authentic Italian dishes.
If you are interested in this tour, would like a complete itinerary
or have questions regarding this tour please contact Lois Boehnen:
608-767-4752 or [email protected].
Join us for Music, Fun and Mystery
Monday, October 16th – Thursday, October 19th, 2017
Our first stop on the mystery will be wild,
fun and beautiful. You will have a global
experience that will excite your senses and
tantalize your taste buds.
This is a day full of textures and experiences
that you will not forget! A hands-on
experience will have you saying Che bello!
Fantastico! We will visit a place that was
developed after Hurricane Katrina struck in
2005. In a world of mass technology, where
things are bombarding us every second,
this place lets you have a normal, relaxing
and meaningful experience. Today you will
also discover musical marvels that play the
happiest music on earth! And you’ll see an
entirely different roundabout. Before the
day is through we will visit a place that is
celebrating 40 years of laughs and music in
an intimate setting!
A visual spectacular will be transformed
in front of your very eyes. You won’t
believe this started in a pole barn. In
the afternoon you’ll be reunited
with some old friends you are
sure to know and enjoy a step
back in time. It will be peachy keen,
jellybean. Then it’s let’s go crazy like it’s
the 1990’s! Do you have a raspberry beret?
If so, bring it along because you’ve got the
look. Dinner is at a place that puts va-vavoom back into style. Welcome to paradise!
You will be magically transported to a land
of wonder and merriment in this hideout. It
is a feast for the senses that you are sure to
remember. When all is said and done, you’ll
leave this perfectly positioned destination
with a little reminder of your time here!
Cost: Double $969.00 Single $1195.00;
Triple $949.00. Please add $50 per person
for non-members. $150 deposit per
person due upon registration to hold
your spot. Final Payment Due: Tuesday,
August 8, 2017.
The State Bank of Cross Plains has
purchased a Group Protection Plan for all
travelers on this tour. A copy of the plan
document will be provided upon request.
To RSVP, please complete the form included
in this newsletter. It may be dropped off at
any of our convenient locations or mailed to
Terri Sutter, PO Box 61, Mt. Horeb, WI 53572
If you have questions or concerns regarding
this tour please contact: Lois Boehnen: 608767-4752 or [email protected]
All reservations will be taken in date and
time order they are received.
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What You Should Know About Social Security Seminar
Wednesday, July 12th, 2017
As I approach the magic
age of Social Security, I
have so many questions
and I would imagine you
do too. Never fear, SBCP
Wealth Management
team is here to answer
many common
questions about Social
Security. This seminar is
perfect for those (ages
55-70) who have not
begun receiving Social
Security Benefits.
We know deciding when
to take Social Security
is a big decision that
affects every aspect of a retirement plan.
Come find out why sometimes it might
pay to delay receiving social security.
Learn how to optimize the benefits for a
surviving spouse and perhaps having a plan
that has dual strategies of taking benefits
for both spouses. There are special rules
for divorced or widowed individuals and
there is a good chance that benefits will be
taxed and you will want to know when
and how this could happen. Please
join us on Wednesday, July 12, 2017 in
our Madison Office, 455 S. Junction
Rd., Madison, WI for this worthwhile
seminar where you will learn all this and
much more!
5:30 p.m. – Appetizers and Registration
6:00 – 7:00 p.m. – Presentation
7:00 – 7:30 p.m. - Questions
To RSVP, please complete the sign up
form included in this newsletter no later
than June 26, 2017.
If you have question or concerns
regarding the seminar please contact: Lois
Boehnen: 608-767-4752 or primetime@
crossplainsbank.com
All reservations will be taken in date and
time order they are received.
Chairman’s Message:
April has been declared “Community
Banking Month.” So what, who cares?
Well, for State Bank even though every day
is Community Banking Day, Community
Banking Month does present an
opportunity to talk about what makes State
Bank different than the other guys.
It’s a staggering fact that 11% of all banks
(604 banks over $1 Billion in Assets) hold
93% of all Bank assets amounting to over
$14 Trillion. The remaining 4,509 banks
under a $1 billion are statistically identified
as community banks. The second largest
Bank in the nation with deposits over $1.66
Trillion spent substantial marketing dollars
portraying themselves as
a Community Bank.
You may have seen
in the news recently
their actions by way
of aggressive sales
techniques have
shown that
their
interest
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wasn’t so much for the community but
for their own bottom line and the price of
their stock. In contrast, the State Bank has
approximately $900 million in assets with 8
community offices and is supported by the
investment of about 650 shareholders who
are our customer’s neighbors and friends.
A true community bank, first and foremost
is the result of investments by local
community citizens (not institutional
investors). Another goal is to promote
commerce and lending to local businesses
(not loans out of market). And thirdly, to
serve the unique depository and investment
needs of individuals (you’re a name
not a number). The State Bank puts its
community in its mission statement and its
action plans. What started in our founding
in 1908 has only expanded in width and
breadth as State Bank has found more
and more ways to abide by its mission. So,
who cares? Hopefully, you care if you want
to start your own business; if you want
to refinance a larger home or if you’re in
a pinch and need temporary financing.
Maybe you like to hear your name when
you are executing a transaction; or want to
fund a school addition or to finance a new
fire truck. Perhaps your favorite nonprofit
has a fund raiser and you need financial
support. In these and more instances
we believe you care that your Bank is a
Community Bank.
To put a spotlight on this theme, during the
month of April, each of our nine State Bank
offices will be collecting non-perishable
items and monetary donations for our
community food banks. Anyone who
donates is eligible to enter their name into
a drawing to participate in a supermarket
sweep shopping spree to collect items for
their communities food pantry and a $50
gift card towards a local grocer. This is just
one more way that our actions demonstrate
that State Bank doesn’t just say that it is a
Community Bank – it lives and breathes
Community Banking.
Best Wishes,
Chairman, State Bank and SBCP Bancorp
2017 Merchant List
We are proud to present the following businesses participation in the Prime Time Plus Merchant Discount Program.
Baraboo
Madison
Oregon
Papa Murphy’s
Avvair
Babe’s Inc
Bavaria Sausage and Cheese
Cambridge Winery LLC
Clothes Encounter
Colonial Bakery, LLC
Haircutters Salon
Magic Car Wash
Milio’s Sandwiches
Papa Murphy’s
Pat O’Malley’s Jet Room
RP Adler’s
FACE IT Skin Fitness
Lost Woods Sewing/Cindy Ott
Miracles in Massage
Papa Murphy’s
Soleil Spa
Zing-A-Ding, Inc.
Barneveld
Great Scott’s Pizza
Black Earth
Dew Signs
Black Earth Veterinary Clinic
The Shack
The Shoe Box
Town & Country Insurance Services
Blue Mounds
A+ Plumbing Services, LLC
Cambridge
Cambridge Winery LLC
Cross Plains
A Massage from the Heart
All American Liquor
C.A. Tupa Gallery and Frame Shop
Century 21 Affiliated-Roessler
Coach’s Club Sports Bar and Restaurant
Cross Plains Pharmacy
Crossroads Coffeehouse
Culver’s of Cross Plains
General Tso’s Chinese Food
Kalscheur Implement
Main Street Lanes
Pro Physical Therapy
R & R Doors, Inc.
Saeman Lumber
Sauk Plains Plumbing & Pumps, Inc.
Sisters on Main Drycleaners
Subway of Cross Plains
The Barber Shop
The Hilltop
DeForest
Papa Murphy’s
Dodgeville
Aztlan Mexican Grill
Fitchburg
Bilancio Eyewear
Eplegaarden, LLC
Papa Murphy’s
Mazomanie
Mazo Hardware, Inc.
Rookies Food & Spirits
Middleton
Apex Electric, Inc.
Capitol Cleaning Concierge LLC
Clasen’s European Bakery
Harbor Athletic Club
Life Assist USA
Life Kneads Massage
Magic Car Wash
Midwest Pool Supply
Nitty Gritty
Papa Murphy’s
The Bruce Company
The Printing Place
Monroe
Papa Murphy’s
Mt. Horeb
A+ Plumbing Services, LLC
Aztlan Mexican Grill
Culver’s of Mt. Horeb
Deanna Prochaska Realty LLC
Energy Health and Wellness
Gonstead Clinic of Chiropractic
Great Scott’s Pizza
Mt. Horeb Lumber Do It Best (A Division
of Premier Cooperative)
Napa Auto Parts
Peter Walton Agency
Sign Art Studio
Viking Hardware
Village Smile Care, LLC
Portage
Papa Murphy’s
Verona
Avanti Italian Restaurant
Doug’s Handyman Service, Inc.
Dreger Law Office
Pampered & Polished by Sue
Papa Murphy’s
Pizza Ranch
Plumbing & Glass Service, Inc.
Steven R. Bassett, Inc.
Verona Area Performing Arts Series
Waunakee
Ace Hardware
Align Life Chiropractic
Blowin’ Smoke Barbeque LLC
Carl F. Statz and Sons
Culver’s of Waunakee
H&R Carpets
Meffert Oil Co.
Meffert’s One Stop
Papa Murphy’s
Rex’s Innkeeper
RG Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.
Super Lube
The UPS Store
Waunabowl
Waunakee Citgo
Waunakee Family Dentistry
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Director’s Message
“Spring has sprung, the grass has riz, I
wonder where the flowers is…” I have always
felt this sing-songy rhyme is kind of how life
is, we just go along from one
fleeting day/year to the
next, hopefully enjoying
everything that life has
to give us. That’s how I
feel life goes with Prime
Time. We tried to host
Alzheimer’s seminar
(cancelled due to
weather), we enjoyed
11 amazing days
in Kenya, we are
looking forward
to some day trips
Lois Boehnen – Club Director
and then a beautiful summer tour to Nova
Scotia and the list goes on. I think you get the
idea… it’s a lot of fun.
When we arrived home from Kenya, we were
blessed with Grandson # 1, a 9.1lb, 21 ½ inch
Boehnen boy named Jonathan Ambrose.
Butch and I spent six days trying to keep our
two little granddaughter’s occupied while
fighting our jet lag from Kenya, but oh what
a time we had!
This summer our bank will host our fourth
annual member appreciation concert. This
year’s entertainment is called Danville. We
attended their show a few years back on a
mystery tour in the Eau Claire, WI area and
those in attendance asked if we could bring
them down for this event. We hope you
can join us for this year’s performance on
Wednesday, August 16th.
This is the time of the year we love to hear
your ideas on what Prime Time should do
next. Please tell me or a staff member and
ask them to pass your ideas to me. We keep
all your ideas safely tucked in a file and take
all of your suggestions out when I begin
planning for the next year. Once we begin
to see repeat ideas we know it’s time to go! It
also helps us to check in to attractions we’ve
never heard of before.
If you haven’t already, we hope you’ll check
out this amazing springtime of your life by
enjoying our Prime Time activities.
TELEBANK 24
608-798-4636 or 1-800-315-4636
Black Earth Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 767-2553
Oregon Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 835-2750
Card Services
Customer Support
608-798-5214608-798-3961
Cross Plains Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 798-3961
Verona Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 845-6486
Wealth Management Department
608-826-3570
Cross Plains Motor Bank . . . . . . . . (608) 798-1213
Waunakee Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 849-2700
Web Site: www.crossplainsbank.com
Madison Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 826-3500
Prime Time Plus Club
1205 Main Street
Cross Plains, WI 53528
Prime Time Plus E-Mail
[email protected]
Prime Time Office Advisors:
Cross Plains: Donele Parrish. . . . . . . . . . 798-3961
Madison: Joan Perri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 826-3500
Middleton: Tonia Gilbertson. . . . . . . . . . 828-2285
Mt. Horeb: Pat Taylor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 416-4824
Oregon: Melissa Woodson. . . . . . . . . . . . 835-2750
Verona: Carla Poast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 845-6486
Waunakee: Lisa Heinle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 849-2709
1030 Mills St., Black Earth, WI 53515
1205 Main St., Cross Plains, WI 53528
2535 Main St., Cross Plains, WI 53528
744 N. Main St., Oregon, WI 53575
108 N. Main St., Verona, WI 53593
610 West Main St., Waunakee, WI 53597
455 S. Junction Rd., Ste. 100, Madison, WI 53719
Middleton Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 828-2285
8301 University Ave., Middleton, WI 53562
Mount Horeb Office . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 416-4848
1740 Springdale St., Mt. Horeb, WI 53572
The Prime Times is published quarterly by the State Bank of Cross Plains with its Main Office at 1205 Main Street, Cross Plains, WI
53528. Telephone (608) 798-3961. Send address changes and comments to editor, Lois Boehnen at 1205 Main Street, PO Box 218, Cross
Plains, WI 53528. This publication is written for the benefit of the Prime Time Plus Club members of the State Bank of Cross Plains.
2017 Prime Time Plus Club Event Sign Up Sheet
If you would like to sign up for any of these events, please complete this form and return it to Terri
Sutter, PO Box 61, Mt. Horeb, WI 53572. Unless otherwise indicated, all sign-ups will be accepted in
written form only. All attendees, please sign the back of this form, before submitting. Thank you.
Name(s): ____________________________________________________________________ Date: _______________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone: _____________________________________________________
Travel Partner: _________________________________________
* If you are traveling with more than one partner, please include their information on this form.
Please indicate any special needs you may have: mobility, dietary, etc. _____________________________________________________________
June – Lap of Luxury, Barrington, IL – Wednesday, June 14th, 2017
Cost: $ 115.00 per member, $135.00 per non-member. Final payment is due by Thursday, April 27th, 2017.
Please circle entrée choice and desired pick up location:
Roast Loin of Pork
Chicken Parmesan
Crusted Talipia
Baked Penne Pasta
Cross Plains
Middleton
Mt. Horeb
Verona
Waunakee
July – Social Security Seminar – Wednesday, July 12th, 2017
Madison Office, 455 Junction Rd. Madison, WI – 6:00 p.m. Please sign up by: June 26th, 2017.
July – Nova Scotia Tour with Mayflower Tours – SOLD OUT! Friday, July 21st – Saturday, July 29th, 2017
August – Titletown, Green Bay, WI – Wednesday, August 9th, 2017
Cost: $ 110.00 per member, $130.00 per non-member. Final payment is due on Monday, July 10th, 2017.
Please circle desired pick-up:
Cross Plains
Middleton
Mt. Horeb
Verona
Waunakee
August – FREE Member Appreciation Concert featuring Danville – Wednesday, August 16th, 2017
Middleton High School Performing Arts Center, 2100 Bristol St., Middleton, WI 53562. RSVP by July 27, 2017.
There is a $25 non-member fee for guests.
Please register me for the _______ 2:00 pm show _______ 6:30 pm show (Please only one show and one guest per member)
If possible, I would like to be seated next to __________________________________
I have: _______ walker _______ wheelchair _______ hearing impairment
I have circled the name of the State Bank location where I wish to pick up my show tickets:
Black Earth
Cross Plains
Cross Plains Motor
Madison
Middleton
Mt. Horeb
Oregon
Verona
Waunakee
September – Immerse Yourself in New York City – Saturday, September 16th – Wednesday, September 20th, 2017
Cost: Double $3,154, Single $3,967, Triple $3,126. Please add $200 per person for non-members. $350.00 deposit due per person at
time of registration. Final Payment Due Date: Monday, June 12th, 2017.
October – Mystery Tour – Monday, October 16th – Thursday, October 19th, 2017
Cost: Double $969.00 Single $1195.00; Triple $949.00. Please add $50 per person for non-members. $150 deposit per person due
upon registration to hold your spot. Final Payment Due: Tuesday, August 8, 2017.
Please circle desired pick-up:
Cross Plains
Middleton
Mt. Horeb
Verona
Waunakee
December – Quentin Road Christmas at Bethlehem’s Tower – Sunday, December 17th, 2017
Cost: $119.00 per member, $139.00 per non-member. Final Payment is due Monday, October 30th, 2017.
Please circle desired pick-up:
Cross Plains
Middleton
Mt. Horeb
Verona
Waunakee
All reservations need to be made using this form. Please make sure you complete the back of the form as well. Reservations will be taken in date and
time order they are received. Everyone attending an event needs to sign the back of this form before submitting. Thank you for understanding.
EVENT WAIVER - I hereby waive and release S.B.C.P. Bancorp, Inc., any State Bank of Cross Plains, their employees, representative
and agents (hereinafter collectively referred to as “State Bank of Cross Plains”) from all liability, claims or demands, without limitation,
for actual or alleged claims, damages and injury arising from a medical emergency arrangement that becomes necessary and/or while
participating in activities, events or travel sponsored by State Bank of Cross Plains. I assume all risk of personal injury, sickness,
death, damage, and expense as a result of medical emergency decisions or arrangements made by State Bank of Cross Plains as well as
participation in events or travel sponsored by State Bank of Cross Plains. I agree to hold State Bank of Cross Plains harmless, without
limitation as to amount, against all liabilities, claims, causes of action and demands for personal injury, property damage or any claim
of whatever nature or kind, together with any resulting costs and legal fees, arising out of or caused by any act or omission or alleged
act or omission by State Bank of Cross Plains. I sign this document to bind my assigns, heirs and representatives of my estate. I am of
legal age and am legally competent and I understand that the terms set forth herein are contractual and not a mere recital. I sign this
document of my own free act and deed.
State Bank Refund Policy – A refund will be made if we have a waiting list and can fill your spot. In some cases we cannot give a full
refund due to ticket purchases, meal number guarantees, or contracts with vendors. We will be as fair as possible with refunds.
Signature: _____________________________________________ Signature: ______________________________________________
Print name: ____________________________________________ Print name: _____________________________________________
Date: _________________________________________________ Date: __________________________________________________
Please fill out completely and drop off at any State Bank of Cross Plains office or mail to: Lois Boehnen 1205 Main Street, PO Box
218 Cross Plains, WI 53528.
All reservations need to be made using this form unless specified otherwise, thank you for your understanding. Reservations will be taken
in date and time order they are received. Everyone attending an event needs to sign this form before submitting. Thank you.
We have been asked to add a credit card payment form so here it is in the event a deposit is required or you would prefer to make
payment right away using a credit card.
Name on Credit Card _________________________________________________________________________
Traveling Partner(s) ___________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number _______________________________________________________________________________
___ I (We) wish to make the payment by credit card ___ VISA
Account # ___________________________________ ___ MasterCard ___ Discover
Expiration Date _______________________________
Please charge my credit card account $ ____________ Signature ____________________________________
___ I (We) wish to make the payment by check (please make checks payable to Prime Time or State Bank of Cross Plains).