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BURLINGTON
DISCOVER THE TREASURES
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JANUARY
February
2016
www.burlingtonchamber.org
Chamber News & Activies
Annual Dinner Meeting & Awards
At the January Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner meeting, an awards
presentation took place saluting the efforts of individuals and businesses.
Day to day at the BACC we rely on our volunteer efforts to achieve many of our goals. These awards
offer us a way to recognize just a small portion of the work that improves the fulfillment of our mission
and benefits Burlington and this region of our State.
The BACC was honored to offer special thanks with the presentation of the following awards –
Service Award, Friend of Burlington Award, Volunteer of the Year and the Presidents Award.
President’s Award
Burlington Glass
The President’s Award is given
to a member of the community who
demonstrates outstanding dedication
and extraordinary effort on behalf of the
chamber and community.
The Burlington Chamber President,
Jim Webley, was honored to present
this year’s President’s Award to Karen
& Mark Caliva and Jennie Amborn.
Everyone here knows this team at
Burlington Glass and their outstanding
commitment to our community that is
their home. There is never any hesitation
when you call on them to help. Their
support and generosity to the Chamber
and the Ambassador Club continually
astound us. Readily offering help on the
Auction Committee and at the Golf
Outing and continuing her service to our
Chamber and Community, Jennie is also
a Chamber Ambassador. Mark, Karen
and Jennie – please accept our deepest
heartfelt thanks!
Volunteer of the Year
Shelly Leverenz
The Volunteer of the Year Award is
awarded to a member of the community
who has volunteered the most time and
energy on behalf of the Chamber.
BACC was honored to present
the Volunteer of the Year Award to
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Shelly Leverenz. Compassionate and
thoughtful, Shelly’s support extends far
beyond the Chamber. For years she
has coordinated Light up the Night to
benefit our retail community, hosted a
community wide food drive for Love,
served on many board of directors
including ours, extended herself above
and beyond for schools and service
organizations and more --- without any
thought to recognition. Burlington is
blessed to have this wonderful volunteer!
MaHAlo, Shelly!
Service Award
Don Vande Sand
The Service Award is presented
to recognize the member of the
community who has helped at the
Chamber of Commerce throughout
this year and many others.
The Burlington Chamber was
pleased to present the Service Award to
Don Vande Sand. Don is an amazing
historian and writer and has helped the
Chamber for many years. Although
he shares his gift “behind the scenes”,
it is one that the Chamber and our
Burlington Community LOVE. Each
month Don brings Burlington history
to life in Discover the Treasures with
his informative REMEMBER WHEN
articles and photos. Don’s commitment
and service throughout the years to the
Chamber and to the community and
the Burlington Historical Society are
the reasons that we are honoring him
tonight. With sincere gratitude for all
you have done, Thank you, Don!
Friend of Burlington
Craig Faust
The Friend of Burlington Award honors
anyone who has made a significant and
notable contribution to our community,
in a manner that exemplifies leadership,
community service, and involvement.
The Chamber was pleased to present
the Friend of Burlington Award to
Craig Faust. Craig is equally committed
to the community of Burlington, our
Chamber and many local organizations.
His kindness and generosity have
enabled us to continue sharing “Discover
the Treasures” of our community and
beyond. Your help is appreciated more
than words can say.
We humbly extend this honor to our
Friend of Burlington. Thank you, Craig!
CONGRATULATIONS
to our Raffle winners
Barb Hintz (Treasure Chest)
Joe Mangelsdorf (Gun Raffle)
Bill Vrchota (Travel Voucher)
We would also like to thank our Auction Committee and volunteers. Thank
you for your time and dedication to this event. Jennie Amborn, Alison
Bozman, Barb Hintz and Georgia Schuch.
Our behind the scene volunteers: Chandler Agnes, Kayla Anderson,
Dave Kmetz, Jerry Koch, Karen Kuenhold, Pat Lawrence, Tom Lebak, Kurt
Leverenz, Shelly Leverenz, David Schwartz, Teri Smetana and Larry Staton.
FEBRUARY 2016
BURLINGTON... DISCOVER THE TREASURES
Discover Life in
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Burlington
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By Jan Ludtke, Executive Director
Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce
That’s A’more!
By February the holiday season is long gone, and, spring is not quite yet on its way. But,
there’s a holiday created to celebrate America’s favorites – Chocolate and Chocolate! From
traditional to unique and versatile, get ready to celebrate!
Cupid will be turning Chocolate City USA into a lover’s lane this month. Celebrate with
dinner at one of our many local restaurants, stroll through the beautiful downtown….cozy
up with a dining delight at home or enjoy an inspired experience at YOUR favorite place.
There are many romantic offerings to make this Valentine’s Day a memorable one.
Or, celebrate with Mike, Mike, Mark, Karl, & Eric (and Frank) on February 19 at “That’s
Amore”. You’ll love our all-inclusive dinner from the moment you step in. A five course,
wine-paired dinner prepared by area Executive Chefs will wow you throughout the evening
at Veteran’s Terrace. Dinner, wine, entertainment and hosted bar isn’t all! You’ll also enjoy
cocktails beginning at 5:30 pm and hors d’oeuvres before sitting down to dinner at 6:30 pm.
Call for details and be sure you have a reservation today! Limited seating available.
262-763-6044 or www.burlingtonchamber.org
Strawberry
Salsa
1 pint strawberries chopped
1 bunch green onions chopped
1 orange or yellow pepper chopped
1/2 to 1 jalapeno chopped (depending on how
spicy you like it)
dash of red pepper flakes
2/3 C. Catalina Salad Dressing
(no substitution)
Mix all ingredients and refrigerate for aprox. 2
hours. Then enjoy with your favorite tortilla chips.
Hi, my name is Jennie Amborn. I have been a
member of the Chamber Ambassador Club for
about 10 years, and am a life long Burlington
resident. I work full time for Burlington Glass as
a Professional Picture Framer. In my spare time
I enjoy supporting the Chamber’s great events
and volunteer on the City Park Board. I have
three daughters, Allysen, Emily, and Leah.
FEBRUARY 2016
In this issue...
February 2016
Events Calendar4
Senior Center Activities
4
Dinner & Auction Thanks
5
Spring is coming!6
and so is the annual home show
That’s A’more 7
Business by the Block
8
Artist of the Month
9
Remember When
10
enjoy some aerial views of the city
Chocolate Extravaganza
11
don’t miss this annual event
BURLINGTON
DISCOVER THE TREASURES
We’re proud to present the February 2016 issue of
Burlington – Discover the Treasures, a monthly advertising issue published by the Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce. All editorial content is provided
by the Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce. This
publication is made possible through the generous
support of Chamber members and paid advertisers.
Please support them generously in return.
For editorial content, please call the
Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce,
(262) 763-6044
[email protected]
For additional advertising information,
please call the Burlington Chamber at
(262) 763-6044
[email protected]
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February
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Events in Burlington
2 MARINE CORE LEAGUE 7PM
Monthly meeting 1st Tuesday. Call 262661-4505. Veterans Terrace at Echo Park
589 Milwaukee Ave.
4 OPEN MIC NIGHT. 6:30PM
Thursday evenings 262-661-4394 or www.
burlingtoncoffeehouse.com. Coffee House
on Chestnut & Pine, 492 N. Pine St.
4 AMERICAN LEGION POST 79
MEETING. 7PM. Monthly Meeting. Com-
mander Scott Bourassa. 262-210-2888.
American Legion Post 79 589. Milwaukee
Ave. 6 THE ART OF ZENTANGLE 10AM
262-878-5600. www.bongnaturalistas
sociation.org Richard Bong State
Recreation Area. 26313 Burlington Rd.
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Kansasville,
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6 KENOSHA POLAR PLUNGE
BENEFITING SPECIAL OLYMPICS
10AM. Go to www.polarplungewi.org/
9 MOMMY MEETUP 9:30AM
Email info@corechiropractic
andwellness.com for more information.
Core Chiropractic & Wellness Center,
1448 S. Teut Rd.
9 JAYCEES MEETING BURLINGTON
7PM. For more information, contact
Justin at 262-210-1428.Waterfront
Restaurant, 31100 Weiler Rd.
9 V.F.W. POST 2823 MEETING 7PM
Monthly meeting. Questions, contact Bren
Nimki at 785-717-8479. Veterans Terrace,
589 Milwaukee Ave. 10 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN’S CLUB- MONTHLY MEETING
6PM. Call Lois Veach 262-877-3464 for
information. Pine Street Café 141 N. Pine St.
11 KNEE-HIGH NATURALIST
10AM (262) 878-5601 www.
bongnaturalistassociation.org for
information. Richard Bong State
Recreation Area, 26313 Burlington Rd.
Kansasville, WI 53139
about-the-plunge to register. The Brat
Stop/Parkway Chateau 12304 75th St.
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FEBRUARY 2015
BURLINGTON…DISCOVER THE TREASURES
11 TOWN HALL BOARD MEETING
Kenosha, WI 53142
6:30PM. 262-763-3070 or www.tn.bur
6 13TH ANNUAL CRYSTAL BALL
lington.wi.gov for information. Town
FOR AURORA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Hall Auditorium, 32288 Bushnell Rd.
OF BURLINGTON 6PM. give.aurora.org/
11 ALZHEIMER’S RACINE COUNTY
crystalball to Register Veterans Terrace at
CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP
Echo Park, 589 Milwaukee Ave. 6:30PM. Call Rosemary at 262-5147 SUPER PARTY 4PM
2935 for more informationCommunity
Tickets available. Contact Gaylord Johnson
United Methodist Church 455 S. Jefferson
262-763-9735, Bob Kluesendorf 262-763St. Waterford, WI 53185
4211 or Dennis Busch 262-210-3711.
13 PREPARING FOR LABOR AND
Veterans Terrace 589 Milwaukee Ave.
BIRTH: EXPRESS 9AM. For questions8,22 LIONS CLUB GENERAL MEMAurora Community Outreach- 1-800BERSHIP MEETING 6:30PM. 2nd and
499-5736 www.ahc.aurorahealthcare.org/
4th Monday. Gabby’s Palace Restaurant,
events. Aurora Medical Center 10400 75th
356 N. Pine St.
St. Kenosha, WI 53142
13 GO CROSS-COUNTRY
SKIING! 9AM. 262- 878-5601 www.
bongnaturalistassociation.org
Richard Bong State Recreation Area 26313
Burlington Rd. Kansasville, WI 53139
13 MISCHIEVOUS SINGLES- OVER
556PM. Second Saturday- Call Jan 262-
534-6008 for more information. Marty’s
201 W. Main St. Waterford, WI
13 RETURN TO ROMANCE 7PM
Fee is $6/person- 262-878-5601
www.bongnaturalistassociation.org.
Richard Bong State Recreation Area
26313 Burlington Rd. Kansasville, WI
53139
15 STROKE SUPPORT GROUP 1PM.
3rd Monday- contact Pat Positano at
262-741-2402. Aurora Lakeland Medical
Center W3985 County Hwy. NN
Elkhorn, WI 53121
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16 CITY COMMON COUNCIL
MEETING 6:30PM. 262-342-1161 or
visit www.burlington-wi.gov.City Hall 300
N. Pine St. 
19 TASTE OF BURLINGTON
“THAT’S A’MORE” FIVE-COURSE
WINE-PAIRED DINNER! 5:30PM
Limited tickets available. To RSVP,
call BACC at 262-763-6044 (Proceeds
benefit the Burlington Area Chamber
of Commerce) Veterans Terrace, 589
Milwaukee Ave. 20 2016 ST. CLARE ICE FISHING
JAMBOREE 6AM. Tickets available-
call St. Clare Church 262-895-2729
or Jim Klamert 262-895-7524 www.
stclarewindlake.org. St Clare Church, 7616
Fritz St. Wind Lake, WI 53185
20 ANIMAL DETECTIVES 10AM
262-878-5600 or www.bongnaturalistas
sociation.org. Richard Bong State
Recreation Area, 26313 Burlington Rd.
Kansasville, WI 53139
20 BIG KIDS & NEW BABIES 12PM.
www.ahc.aurorahealthcare.org/events.
Aurora Medical Center, 10400 75th St.
Kenosha, WI 53142
24 BOARD GAMES 6:30PM
www.burlingtonlibrary.org or 262-3421130. Burlington Public Library, 166 E.
Jefferson St.
27 WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP 9AM
Pre-register 262-878-5601 www.
bongnaturalistassociation.org
Richard Bong State Recreation Area 26313
Burlington Rd. Kansasville, WI 53139
Burlington Senior Center Activities
201 N. Main St. • 262-767-9880
ARTS & CRAFTS: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays 9:30-11:30 am
BRIDGE: Monday and Friday- 9 am
BUNCO: 2nd Friday- 1 pm.
CARDS: Sheepshead/Schafkopf Monday, Wednesday & Friday- 9 am
CARDS: Chocolate City Card Club Tuesday- 12:30 Pinochle Euchre and
SHEEPSHEAD/SCHAFKOPF 12:30 pm, Hand & Foot 12:30 pm.
DOMINOES: 2nd & 4th Wednesday 9:30-11:30 am
OUR HARMONY CLUB: 1st & 3rd Wednesday 9 am-3 pm
JAM SESSION: 3rd Wednesday 1 pm
LIBRARY: Borrow our or donate your books, cassette tapes,VHS video or CD’s.
50+ SPORTS VOLLEYBALL: October-April call Katie Mawhinney 262-939-3181
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A TRADITION SINCE 1923
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Sat. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
NIFTY FIFTY BOWLING: Towne & Country Lanes every Friday 1 pm
TRIPS: Call Pat 262-767-9880 for current trip information
BSC presents “Cooking with Staci Joers”.
Thursday, February 11, 2:30 p.m.
She is well known in Southeastern Wisconsin and has been seen on “Wisconsin
On Demand”. Staci will be demonstrating “Recipes for One or Two”. The cost is $20.
Limited seating available. RSVP early. Call Pat 262-767-9880
CRAFT/BAKE & RUMMAGE SALE March 5, 9-3 p.m.
Vendors Wanted!!! Rent a table for $7.00 plus a baked good for our bake sale.
Bring your items in, set up your tables and let the selling begin. There will be lunch
available for $5.
Milwaukee Brewers Game- April 21st at 10:30 a.m. The cost is $45. Deposit
required by 02/19. Call Pat 262-767-9880 for details.
FEBRUARY 2016
Thank You!
We would like to thank everyone who attended and donated to our 2016 Annual
Dinner & Auction. We would like to thank our Emcee Bob Bieneman/BB’s Best DJ
Service, The Sax Man/Brian Fictum, our Auctioneer Scott Gunderson, Gooseberries and
Courtyard Catering and the Veterans Terrace for helping make our event a huge success.
A Younger You Med Spa
Alison Bozman
American Players Theatre
Ansay & Associates
Apple Holler
Associated Bank
Aurora Memorial Hospital
of Burlington
Aurora Wellness Center
Barb Bedessem
Barb Hintz
Best Western-Bloomington
Betty Brinn Children’s Museum
Black Point Estate
BMO Harris Bank
Bob’s Pedal Pusher
Bon Voyage World Travel Experts
Richard Bong State Rec Area
Breezy Hill Nursery
Brian Wanasek
Brightonwood Orchards
Bruesewitz Chiropractic
Burlington Area Garden Club
Burlington Chocolate City
Quilters
Burlington Conservation Club
Burlington Dairy Queen
Burlington Farmers Market
Burlington Footwear
Burlington Glass
Burlington Lumber Company
Burlington Menswear
Cave Of The Mounds
Chalet Landhaus Inn
Chances Restaurant
Chocolate City Travel
Chocolatefest
Circus World
City of Burlington Fire Dept.
CJW, Inc.
Clearwater Marine Aquarium
Community State Bank
Courtyard Catering
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
Craig Faust/Faust Investments
Culver’s
Domino’s Pizza
East Troy Electric Railroad
Edwards Group CPA
Egg Harbor Café
Elkhart Lake’s Road America
First Stage Theater
Fox River State Bank
Fox Valley Veterinary Services
Fred’s World’s Best Burgers
Gander Mountain
Gateway Technical College
Geneva Inn
Georgia Schuch
Get Artzy, LLC
gia bella flowers
Gillian Graffy
Gooseberries Fresh Food Market
Grand Geneva Resort
H. J. Faust
Hampton Inn Burlington
Harley-Davidson Museum
Hawks View Golf Course
Hempken Honey Co.
Hotvedt & Terry, LLC
Hounds Detectors & Hobbies
Ide Fine Jewelry
Inn at Little Sister Hill
Door County
Insinkerator
Intergrations for Healing
J Kat’s Fiber Art Accessories
Jen Grimme
Jewish Museum of Milwaukee
John & Renee Knutson
John’s Main Event
Johnson Bank
Ketter’s Flooring
Kevin Krause
Lake Geneva Canopy Tours &
Outdoor Adventure Center
Lake Geneva Country Meats
Lake Geneva Cruise Line
Lily Pond Studio
Linda Potter
M. Dixon
Mall of America
Maple Leaf Farms
Marquette University
Marriott Hotel - Racine
Martin Construction
Mary Kay - Loralyn Schalinske
Massages By Nikki
McDonald’s
Mike’s Quality Auto Service, Inc.
Milwaukee Admirals
Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee County Zoo
Milwaukee Rep Theater
Minhas Craft Brewery
Minnesota Zoo
Movida Restaurant
MPC Property Management
Mt. Olympus Resort
Napoli’s Restaurant
Nestle USA
New To You Womens Boutique
Next Act Theatre
North Shore Bank
North Star Mohican Casino &
Resort
Northview Designs
Ocean Spray
Ore Creek Studio- Marilyn Ahler
Over Our Head Players & The
6th Street Theatre
Papa Murphy’s
Parallel 44 Vineyard & Winery
Penelope’s Restaurant of
Elm Grove
Peoples Bank
Performance Tire & Auto Service
Pharmacy Station
Popeye’s On Lake Geneva
PRP Wine International
R & R Limousine
Racine Symphony Orchestra
Racine Theatre Guild
Radisson Hotel & Conference
Center- Green Bay
Ramada Inn- Green Bay
Reesman’s Service Corporation
Reineman’s True Value
Ritchers Marketplace
River Bend Nature Center
Roesings Furniture
Rojo’s Popcorn
SAZ’S Restaurant
Scherrer & Associates
Schlitz Audubon Nature Center
Shedd Aquarium
Snap-On Tools- Eric Thomas
Spurgeon Vineyards & Winery
Staller Vineyard & Winery Estate
Sunset Playhouse Theater
Taliesin House Tours
Tantrum Tanning Salon &
Accessory Boutique
Thirty-One Bags
Bobbie Vonderheide
Town Bank
Towne & Country Lanes, Inc.
TraXside Skating
Trendsetters Salon & Spa
Tyrol Basin Ski & Snowboard
Area
Veterans Terrace
Village Tap Restaurant
Walker Art Center- Minneapolis
Waterfront Restaurant
Webley Chiropractic &
Sports Injury Center
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
Woodman’s Market
YMCA Camp MacLean
Young Auditorium Theater
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(or does that green thing poking through the snow mean something?) by Tom Lebak
Ancient Romans as well as
Scandinavians and the inhabitants of
Northern Europe viewed the Winter
Solstice with a degree of foreboding
because of the long hours of darkness.
Yet, they also knew that from that
point forward daylight grew longer
and the earth got warmer. Our modern
harbingers of Spring may not be as
prosaic as those of our ancestors but
our anticipation and longing for the
growing season is no less real. In
Burlington, the Chamber’s annual
Home and Garden Show is one
improvements around the house. It is
indication that the time for garden and
a great way to pursue an idea and get
outdoor projects planning is around
on the right track BEFORE you spend
the corner even if that corner currently
a lot of time and money. And with
is a snow bank.
workshops going on throughout the
This year’s event at Burlington
day, one of them might just be about
High School is scheduled for March
what you are thinking of pursuing.
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The unique thing about the
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Home and Garden Show is that
9:00am to 3:00pm,. However, it
opportunity knocks for others besides
is important to note that the 12th
the home owner. The show is the ideal
does occur just a few days before the
opportunity for the home and garden
end of the six more weeks of winter
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hundred vendors have participated and
many are repeat participants. Clearly,
Burlington merchants in the home
improvement and gardening business
have seen the value in participating in
this event.
This article would be remiss if it
did not mention that the Home and
Garden Show is also a great time and
a fun way to get out of the house as
(hopefully) Winter begins to loosen
its icy grip. Of course, this is an
event in Chocolate City so the sweet
stuff must be around somewhere.
Somewhere? More like everywhere
because this is also the annual
Chocolate Extravaganza! Bakers will
be entering their favorite chocolate
creations for judging. Area celebrities
will be squaring off in the cupcake
decorating contest. Plus, there will be
food vendors on hand so you do not go
hungry.
So, here is your chance to get out
of the house, do some home planning,
hang out with some characters like
Morsel the Moose and maybe a
wandering chocolate chip cookie or
other costumed character and shake
off the last remnants of winter. Sounds
like a cure for cabin fever to me!
Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce Presents:
March 12, 2016—9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Burlington High School—400 McCanna Parkway
WHY EXHIBIT?
Generate sales leads
 Enhance your image & visibility
 Evaluate your competitors
 Establish a presence in the marketplace
 Show of 100 + Vendors
 Workshops offered all day
 Event Sponsorship Available
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Personally meet your customers
Introduce new products & services
Recruit distributors or dealers
Educate your target audience
2,500 + people in attendance
Show received ‘excellent’ rating
from 2015 vendors
Other sponsorships available
RESERVE YOUR BOOTH:
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Booth space is first come, first served
SHOW SCHEDULE:
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Saturday, March 12—6 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Set-up time—
No Exceptions
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Booths open
Chocolate Extravaganza starting at 9 a.m.
Free Seminars all day
‘Ask-the-Experts’ all day
PLEASE NOTE:
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Take down: not before 3:15 p.m. day of show. Early breakdown will
jeopardize future participation. Vendors who stay until the end will
be entered into our vendor drawing for prizes.
Special requests such as extra tables etc. must be submitted on your
registration form and there may be an additional fee.
No refunds will be given after Friday, February 26, 2016
Contact the Chamber with any questions at 262-763-6044 or email us at
[email protected]
THANKS TO THE 2016 COMMITTEE:
Chair: Jerry Koch, Miller Motor Sales
Chair: Judy Bratz, Town Bank
Dave Kmetz, Reesman’s Service Corporation
Becky Loizzo, CSI Media, LLC
Jeff Koenen, Reinemans True Value
Brad Lois, Fox River Property Management
Charlie Roy, Pest Control Solutions NOW
FEBRUARY 2016
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company’s presence
known at the 2015
Home
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Kevin P. Schuerman, CPA
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Saturday, March 21, 2015, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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Warren’s
• Tax Preparation & Planning
with Burlington Chamber Ambassadors
Auto Body
55 Year Anniversary
372 N. Pine St., Burlington,
WI
53105
We would
like
to congratulate Warren’s Auto Body
for 55 years serving the Burlington community. They are
262.763.8177
located at 548 Dutton St. in Burlington. They can be
www.schuermancpa.com
reached at 262-763-6112 or visit their website
www.warrensautobodyinc.com. Pictured along with
our Goodwill Ambassadors: Larry Cramer, Lynnea
Rutkowski, Greg Bieniewski, Kevin Rutkowski,
• FARM • EXOTIC ANIMALS
COMPANION
Shelley Strohm and Jim Rutkowski.
2015 Burlington Home & Garden Booth Space. Booths include: 3' Side
Draping and 8' Back Draping; One 8' draped table and 2 chairs per 10' x 10'
space; Company listing in Expo Ad; Coffee and doughnuts; Chance to win 1 of 3
Vendor Prizes.
Registration Deadline: March 6, 2015. Registration forms available online at
www.burlingtonchamber.org or at the Chamber office, 113 E. Chestnut St.,
Burlington. Contact the Chamber for additional info at 262-763-6044 or
[email protected].
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A warm thank you to All of our Christmas
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Magnum
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N. Honey Lake Rd., Burlington 53105
Mangold Insurance
Bahr & Kadlec,
Ltd.
Closed Jan. 18
262-534-4091
or 262-210-2080
Mather's Improvement Service, Inc.
Best Value Flooring
Nestlés USA
BMO Harris Bank, N.A.
Peoples Bank
Burli Sign Company
Pest Control Solutions NOW.com
Burlington Kiwanis Club
R & R Limousine
Burlington Lions Club
R.K.W. Redi-Mix Concrete, Inc.
Burlington Police Department
Reesman's Services
Burlington Rotary International
Richter's Marketplace
Caledonia Sno-Balls Snowmobile Club
Roundy's Pick 'N Save
City of Burlington
Runzheimer International, Ltd
Community State Bank
Scherrer & Associates
Daniels Family Funeral Homes & Crematory
Department of Public Works
Schneider Family Dentistry, S.C.
Earthcare Suri Alpacas, LLC
Security Finance
Educators Credit Union
Southeast Recycling
The Boardwalk Apartments
Fidelity Title, Inc.
Town Bank
Fox River State Bank
Walmart
Gooseberries Fresh Food Market
Zarek Insurance
Johnson Bank
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FEBRUARY 2015
JUSTIN
MUELLER
262-210-1428
Business by
THE BLOCK
It is our pleasure to present the
February 2016 edition of Business by
the Block. Our focus this month is on
Milwaukee Avenue and Paul Street.
We appreciate the support of our local
Burlington businesses and hope that
you will take advantage of this unique
opportunity to read about and visit
each business to learn more about the
products and services they offer.
justinmueller@
remax.net
ReMax Premier Properties
800 Milwaukee Ave.
262-757-2003
www.choosepremier.com
justinmueller.net
Curious about your home’s value? Find out at FindBurlingtonHomeValues.com
Real Estate Agency
Inlanta Mortgage Inc.
796 Milwaukee Ave.
262-763-3200
www.inlanta.com/branch/burlington
Provides mortgage lending
services in S. E Wisconsin including FHA, VA, USDA and
conventional mortgage options.
Francis Meadows Senior Apartments
"No one here is a stranger."
Stan Janowski, Manager
What makes us standout above the rest? Francis
Meadows Senior Apartments offers 48 income eligible
or market rate apartment homes for adults 55 and better.
We are located on the grounds of the Franciscan Retreat
Center, surrounded by 160 acres of fields and woods.
Inquire about
current rent
specials!
Call Stan at 262-763-1700 for further information!
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Walgreens
680 Milwaukee Ave.
262-767-0697
www.walgreens.com
Drugstore chain with health &
beauty aids, prescriptions & photo
services, plus mini-mart basics.
Ketterhagen Memorials
700 Milwaukee Ave.
262-763-2535
www.ketterhagenmemorials.com
www.milwaukeecatholichome.org
O’Reilly’s Auto Parts
824 Milwaukee Ave.
262-767-7250
www.oreillyauto.com
Auto Parts Store
Lucky Star Pub & Eatery
864 Milwaukee Ave.
262-763-2155
www.eatatluckystar.com
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lunch & dinner
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and installation
of 6,
cemetery
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memorials.
Chris’ USA
724 Milwaukee Ave.
262-763-9968
Restaurant and Bar
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Splash N Dash Car Wash
856 Milwaukee Ave.
262-767-1817
Introducing Angela Ehretlac to our
Bodhi Tree Acupuncture Team!
Please contact Angela @ A.C.E.acupunctures.com or
call 262-348-8821 to make your appointment today!
Open House
February 6, 2016 11:00am - 1:00pm
Mark it on your Calendars!!!
Located at Bodhi Tree Acupuncture - 201 S. Pine St.
Car Wash
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Phone (262) 763-5556
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340 Bridge Street
Burlington, WI 53105
Artist of the Month
150 Lance Drive
Twin Lakes, WI 53181
Pamela McCaslin- Dancing Flower Studio
Raised in central Illinois, I developed an appreciation for nature with
the surrounding hills and winding river. I would make frequent visits to
metropolitan cities to view museums and see broadway shows. My interest
in art began in the studio of an artist near by and then I took fine art courses
at Cardinal Stritch- San Domino Studio under the watchful eye of the late
Sr. Thomasita Fessler. However, I became an Interior Designer, (NSID)
working in Chicago. After publishing my children’s school newspaper in a
northern suburb of Chicago, I studied computer design classes. Migrating
to Wisconsin, I rekindled my passion for the arts and with my previous
eduation, I began taking classes at Geneva Lake Art Association. I belong to
a Burlington Art Group called the Gathering.
As an artist, my frequent subject is the world of nature as it seizes our
attention when we least expect it.. in the winds of life. Integrating fin arts,
décor colors and graphics, I use water soluable paint in ink on various paper
such as watercolor, board and Japanese Yupo ( plastic fiber the repels water)
incorporating text at times. I also create collage cards incorporating papers,
stamps and fibers.
“The Gathering” is an informal group of local artists who meet weekly in
a friendly, casual atmosphere which encourages creativity. We welcome new
participants with all levels of ability of artistic endeavor. Come with your
work and join in our Tuesday Gatherings. The meetings are Tuesdays at St.
John the Divine Episcopal Church, 216 E. Chandler Blvd. from 12:30-3pm.
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Remember
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Because of space limitations, the January edition
of Remember When . . . – especially the size of the
photos – was less than ideal. Accordingly, we are
repeating the January article in its entirety. A Bird’s-EyeView
Submitted by Burlington Historical
Society Museum, located at 232 N.
Perkins Blvd. Open Sunday afternoons 1
to 4 pm. 262-767-2884.
www.burlingtonhistory.org.
These photos are only about seven
months old but the features they
show will be recognized by current
Burlington residents and treasured by
future Burlington residents. The photos
were taken from a hobby aircraft flown
by Burlington Historical Society
president Dennis Tully near Echo Park
in July 2015.
The first photo (at right) shows part
of Echo Lake above the dam and the
structures along North Pine Street
near the lakeshore, including the large
grain handling facilities right of center.
Visible on the horizon are the steeple
of St. Mary’s church and the Origen
Street and Lewis Street water towers.
Other landmarks in the photo include
St. Charles church and school (center);
the Bumper to Bumper building at the
corner of N. Pine and Mill streets (left
of center); the former railroad depot,
now owned by the Canadian National
Railroad; and the Riverview Village
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Apartments (far right).
The photo on top shows a major
portion of Burlington’s downtown and
adjacent areas. Shown at the lower
center is the intersection of North
Pine Street and Milwaukee Avenue.
Buildings on three of the four corners
of that intersection include Fred’s
Parkview, the former Krein’s Color
Bar, and El Burrito Loco Mexican
restaurant.
On the fourth corner (bottom
center) is a portion of the Bear Realty
parking lot. The Chase Bank building
on the corner of Pine and Chestnut
streets is shown left of center in the
same block as the former SchuetteDaniels furniture store and Flippy’s
restaurant at the corner of Washington
Street.
Among the buildings along
Milwaukee Avenue, which angles
upward toward the right side of the
photo, can be seen the Oldenburg
Insurance building, the former
Coach’s Sports Bar and Grill, Hounds
Detectors and Hobbies, the Plaza
Theatre, and the law offices of Lloyd,
Phenicie, Lynch, & Kelly. Beyond
Kane Street are the buildings of
Town Bank and the Plymouth
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Mary’s church is shown in the upper
right corner.
Other landmarks in the photo
include the telephone company
building on Washington Street,
Fidelity Title Company at the corner
of Washington and Kane streets, the
Church of the Nazarene (at upper
center), and the Historical Society
building (left of center in the upper
part of the photo).
Help us preserve our history. Join the
Burlington Historical Society and help us
tell the story of Burlington.
Interested? Contact Dennis Tully at
262-767-2884.
262-210-1428
[email protected]
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Monday thru Saturday
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“Serving More Than Just Great Pizza!”
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31100 Weiler Rd. Burlington, WI 53105
thewaterfrontbrownslake.com
Mardi Gras Celebration
Feb. 8-11
Valentine’s Day Celebration
Feb. 13 & 14 
Wednesday Fish Fry
Starting Feb. 17 - March 24
Friday Fish Fry
1073
Ave.
1073 Milwaukee
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Ave.
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all
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262-763-5020
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Every Saturday
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