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Discover
Clintonville
2015
Including Marion, Embarrass & Bear Creek
Discover Clintonville 2015 | 1
directory & community guide
2 | Discover Clintonville 2015
welcome to clintonville
W
hen the Clinton family reached the area
of the Pigeon, their ox became lame
and they could not cross the river. Thus,
what is now the City of Clintonville
began. A Lame Ox Festival celebrates the
event with historical games and dances. Originally known as
the Pigeon for its vast swarms of Passenger Pigeons, the area
is now known as the home of Four Wheel Drive (FWD) and
North Central Airlines. FWD now is Seagrave Corporation
and North Central Airlines is now Delta.
A drive down Clintonville’s active Main Street provides
shops, restaurants, and views of stately houses and large
shade trees.
This summer, a highway project will close part of the street
but the city will remain open for business and welcoming
visitors. The city also has a thriving industrial park.
Excellent public schools along with two private schools
St. Martin and St. Rose attract families. An up to date library
serves the area. The city fields an excellent amateur baseball
team and an American Legion Baseball team at W.A. Olen
Athletic Field at Don Jirschele Stadium in the summer. This
year, the city rallied around the Kansas City Royals when local
baseball star Mike Jirschele appeared as an assistant manager
and third base coach in the World Series.
Clintonville is governed by an elected mayor, city
council and has a full time administrator to supervise city
departments. The city has its own water, sewer and electric
utilities.
Numerous parks provide recreational activities year round
and when the ice freezes on Pigeon Pond ice fisherman and
cross country skiers come out in droves. A disc golf course
has been added recently and a 18-hole golf course offers a
reasonable round of golf. A community center provides daily
meals and a center for senior activities as well as a gathering
place for community events. Clintonville is surrounded by
family dairy farms and a farmers market in the growing
season offers farm fresh produce, cheese, eggs and other
products.
A veteran’s memorial on Main Street is now being
expanded to include space for more tributes. Local veterans’
groups are active in Memorial and Veterans Day tributes. The
American Legion hosts a steak fry monthly in all except the
coldest winter months.
Local churches offer a free community meal weekly
and a food pantry serves the area. Clintonville citizens look
out for their neighbors. Service clubs meet regularly and
offer opportunities to get involved in community efforts.
Clintonville is a great place to raise a family or retire. Local
realtors are happy to provide a tour of available homes for sale
in the city.
What’s Inside
Downtown shops open for business during construction. 4
Welcome to Clintonville. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Clintonville history. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Clintonville Business Service & Industry
Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Clintonville City Hall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
City of Clintonville Public Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Clintonville Police Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Clintonville Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Clintonville Recreation Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Clintonville High School Rec Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Clintonville Community Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Clintonville Public Library. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Clintonville Outdoor Swimming Pool. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Clintonville Ambulance Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Clintonville Municipal Airport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Clintonville Area Waste Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Healthcare. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Manufacturing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Transportation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Area Calendar of Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15
Churches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Things to do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
City of Marion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Village of Embarrass. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Village of Bear Creek. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Area Attractions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21
Clintonville Area Parks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
City of Clintonville Existing Park
and Recreation Facilities Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-31
Clintonville Community Business Listings. . . . . . . . . . . . 53-58
Featured Businesses:
A&W Family Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
AHT Wisconsin Windows. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Chicken on the Run. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
City of Clintonville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Clintonville Chamber of Commerce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Clintonville High School Rec Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
Cobblestone Inn and Suites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Erickson’s Home Medical Equipment,
Erickson Pharmacy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-35
Farmer Gene’s Campground. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37
First National Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Fox Communities Credit Union. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Griebenow Eyecare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Klein Auto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Nahh! Tackaway. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Orthopedic Spine Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Pigeon River Brewing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59-60
Pomp’s Tire Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Schutt Industries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 28
St. Rose St. Mary’s Catholic School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33
Steinke Auto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46-47
Tadych’s Econofoods. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48-49
The Living Room Coffee Shop & Vintage Gifts. . . . . . . . . . . 51
Looking Back:
Annual Beat the Heat Spring Cruise Car Show. . . . . . . . . . . 24
Clintonville Firemen’s Festival Parade. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Clintonville Fall Frenzy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Downtown shops open
for business during construction
Easy access to downtown businesses will
still be available throughout the reconstruction of State
Highway 22, Clintonville’s Main Street. Reconstruction is
expected to being as early as June 1.
The reconstruction project will extend from 10th Street
to 13th Street. Deteriorated pavement, curb and gutter,
sidewalks, and the storm sewer will all be replaced.
The Pigeon River Bridge will also be replaced as part
of this project.
During reconstruction, Main Street will be closed to all
traffic between 10th Street and 13th Street. Traffic will be
detoured via Seventh Street, N. Lyons Street, E. 12th Street,
SSGT Warren Hansen Drive, and State Highway 156.
Despite the traffic detour, access to businesses and
residences within the project will be provided and
maintained. Parking is available on 10th Street, 11th Street,
12th Street and 13th Street. A parking lot can be found
on 11th Street near the heart of the downtown area, well
within walking distance of the downtown businesses.
Some driveways may be temporarily closed when they
are being reconstructed or when construction operations
are occurring near the driveways. Side streets connecting
to Main Street may be closed 50 feet from Main Street.
The construction project is expected to be complete by
November of 2015.
See the adjacent maps showing the detour route and
construction project area, and visit http://www.dot.state.
wi.us/ for updated information related to this closure.
General Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Wood
Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim Beimal
Sales Team. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clintonville Office • (715) 823-3107
Art Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jamie Baumann
On the cover. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Photos by Tim Sweet
Printing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Print-N-Press
Advertising Information
Clintonville Tribune-Gazette
Clintonville Office • 715-823-3151
New London Office • 920-982-2511
Clintonville Shoppers’ Guide 715-823-3107
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WIS 22 DETOUR ROUTES
Legend
Detour Route for 2015.
Intersection Improvements currently scheduled
for 2015.
Traffic Signal
Stop Sign
N
2015 Project
Location
SSGT Waren Hansen Dr
CHS Rec Center: Where healthy living
and fun activities come together
The Clintonville High School (CHS) Rec
Center is more than just an exercise facility—it’s a
place where fitness is fun for all ages and interests.
The Rec Center offers day passes, one-month,
three-month, six-month, and annual memberships at
affordable rates. Passes for students, children, adults,
senior citizens, and families are available.
The facility features a fitness center that is fully
equipped for strength training. Several
treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, free
weights, and stretching equipment is
also available. Personal training is also
available, including consultations, fitness
assessments, fitness classes, and individual
fitness training.
In addition to the fitness center, the Rec
Center boasts a large heated swimming
pool with a diving board, a small heated pool with a
mushroom waterfall, and a whirlpool. Lifeguards are
on duty whenever the pools are open for use, and each
pool can be rented—with lifeguards and a supervisor
included in the rental fee.
The Rec Center also features a gymnasium with six
basketball hoops basketballs, volleyball equipment, and
volleyballs. The gym has a divider that can be lowered
for separate events.
Photo courtesy of Tim Sweet
A community room is also available for rent, and is a
favorite spot for birthday parties and family gatherings.
“We encourage all ages—youth, adults and seniors—
who live in the community and the surrounding area
to live healthier, happier, and more productive lives
by participating as a user in affordable, conveniently
located, professionally and educationally taught fitness,
wellness and aquatic programs,” said Rec Center Director
Pam Gray Verhulst. “We also encourage
independent exercise and learning through
personal training, volunteers, audio, visual,
and physically active learning sessions.
In addition to our physically active
environment, we want the community and
school district to be or become involved in
all events and activities offered by the CHS
Rec Center.”
The Clintonville High School Rec Center is located
at 330 N. Harriet Street and can be reached by phone at
715-823-7215 extension 7. The facility is open from 5
a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, Friday from
5 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and
Sunday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. during the winter. The Rec
Center is closed on Sundays during the summer. To learn
more, visit www.clintonville.k12.wi.us.
CHS
RECREATION
CENTER
Daily Passes & Flexible User Fees Available
JOIN
TODAY!
State of The Art Fitness Center
8 Lane Competition Pool • Whirlpool
Swimming Lessons • Fitness & Aquatic Classes
Community Gym • Events Room
Educational Wellness Programs
• Personal Training
Your Full Service Fitness Center!
Summer Hours*
Mon - Thur: 5 am - 8 pm
Friday: 5 am - 6 pm
Saturday: 8 am - 4 pm
Sunday: CLOSED**
**Memorial Day - Labor Day
Winter Hours*
Mon - Thur: 5 am - 8 pm
Friday: 5 am - 6 pm
Saturday: 8 am - 4 pm
Sunday: Noon - 6 pm
*Hour subject to change
330 N. Harriet St, Clintonville, WI
715-823-7215 ext. 7
05097768
Clintonville High School Rec Center
“Remember, the hardest step in reaching your
fitness goals is to come in the door!”
Clintonville history
T
he Clintonville area is built on a foundation
of historical intrigue. Clintonville is widely
known as the home of the four-wheel drive
vehicle, as the first all-wheel drive cars and
trucks were first created in Clintonville in
1908. The Four Wheel Drive Museum, located at 105 E.
12th St., can be toured by anyone looking to learn more
about the history of the Four Wheel Drive Corporation
and how it helped to put Clintonville on the map.
The history of many other aspects of Clintonville are
highlighted at Pioneer Park, which boasts numerous
buildings to tour. Each one tells a different story, and all
are packed with historical items that show what life in the
Clintonville area was like through the years. Operated by
the Clintonville Area Historical Society, the park features
the following attractions: History House, a two-story
frame house built in 1861; Clintonville’s first town hall
Important Phone Numbers
Area Code 715
Clintonville Area
Chamber of Commerce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-4606
Police . . . . . . . . . . . Emergency 911 . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-3117
Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emergency 911 . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-3750
Ambulance . . . . . Emergency 911 . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-5967
Clintonville School District. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-7215
City Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-7600
Clintonville Utilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-7640
Clintonville Park
& Recreation Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-7660
Clintonville Community Center . . . . . . . . . . 823-7667
Clintonville Swimming Pool (outdoor). . . . . 823-7663
Clintonville Rec Center (ext. 2279). . . . . . . . . .823-7215
and fire department; Doty-Besserdich House, made of
stovewood walls with pieces piled on top of one another
and held together by mortar; Stavemaker Cabin, built in
1869 by Ralph Denn to serve as his stave-making factory
and home; and one of the most unique collections of
stones in the United States, including Pioneer Park’s “Great
Wall of China”.
The Marion, Embarrass and Bear Creek areas also
feature historical interests that are unique to each
community. These communities were founded along
waterways such as the Pigeon River and Embarrass River,
and are in very close proximity to the Wolf River, which
was the lifeline for area communities throughout the 19th
century. Embarrass was named after the Embarrass River,
whose name derives from a French word for “impede”
or entangle, because logs so often snagged along the
waterway. Bear Creek started out as a lumber camp in
1850 when the state of Wisconsin was just two years
old. In those days, the only inhabitants of the area were
Menominee Indians. Like many pioneer towns, Marion,
Bear Creek and Embarrass went through the stages of
Indian campsites, logging points and trading centers.
The Clintonville area is a treasure trove of historical
wonders waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re visiting
for a day, a week or longer, you’re sure to find items of
historical relevance around every corner.
Clintonville Business Service & Industry
Clintonville Area
Chamber of Commerce
1 South Main St., Clintonville • 715-823-4606
www.clintonvillewichamber.com
The Chamber of Commerce was established in 1910
as a not-for-profit organization to promote, support and
advance the Clintonville area businesses and industrial
sections of our community as well as our surrounding
communities. Our goal is to be the main organization
through which all other facets of community life, clubs,
schools, organizations, churches, and private citizens, as
well as business and industrial people, can focus their
efforts for the betterment of Clintonville and surrounding
area, enabling all to enjoy “the Good Life Unlimited.”
Over 150 businesses and organizations support and
work together with a 9 member board of directors and
part-time staff to promote member’s businesses, tourism
and economic development. The office serves as the
primary communication center for providing information
about area events, facilities, relocation and clubs and
organizations.
The CACC actively supports and works with the
Waupaca Visitors and Promotional Council, Waupaca
County Economic Development Corporation, Waupaca
Job Center, University of Wisconsin Extension, Fox Valley
Technical College, Clintonville Industrial Development
Corporation, the City of Clintonville and it surrounding
townships.
Our goal in providing this Directory and Community
Guide is to highlight the many resources in our community
as well as surrounding communities, encouraging our
residents and visitors to experience Clintonville and
surrounding areas.
For more information, contact the Clintonville Area
Chamber of Commerce, 1 S. Main Street, Clintonville, WI
54929. Phone: 715.823.4606 E-mail: cvlchmbr@frontiernet.
net. More information is also available at our website www.
clintonvillewichamber.com. and we can also be found on
Facebook.
Clintonville City Hall
50 Tenth St., Clintonville • 715.823.7600
www.clintonvillewi.org
The City Hall staff is responsible for ensuring the
smooth day-to-day operation of all administrative
functions and services. Our staff includes the full time
City Administrator, City Clerk, City Treasurer and the
Deputy Clerk-Treasurer staffs the Administrative Office.
The goal of the Department is to execute all duties and
responsibilities in a responsive, courteous, and costeffective manner by ensuring that all administrative
requirements are met in a timely fashion and that the
day to day operations and affairs of the City are managed
responsibly and professionally. The City of Clintonville
has an elected Mayor that serves a two-year term. The
Mayor’s responsibilities include presiding over the Council
meetings and acting as the Chief Elected Official. The
Mayor assists the staff in carrying out the policy directives
of the Common Council. The Mayor holds regular weekly
office hours to give the citizens of Clintonville, staff and
other elected officials a chance to meet with him to discuss
concerns.
The City of Clintonville also elects a ten member
Common Council that is headed by the Council President.
The City is divided into five aldermanic districts. Each
district has two alderpersons that are elected to two-year
terms. The Council is charged with developing local policy
through legislative process, and directing the activities of
the staff.
The City of Clintonville also has a number of
independent Commissions and Boards that are appointed
by the Mayor and approved by the Common Council. Some
of the members of these entities are not Council members.
Clintonville Public Officials
Mayor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judith I. Magee, 715-823-4264
Council President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeannie Schley
Alderpersons
District 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Zeinert, Jim Krause
District 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gloria Dunlavy, Phil Rath
District 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Wilson, Amy Steenbock
District 4. . . . . . . . . . . . Lois Bressette, Mary Beth Kuester
District 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeannie Schley, Mark Doornink
Clintonville Police Department
Emergency –911
Non-Emergency 715-823-3117
The Clintonville Police Department provides the City
with 24-hour police protection and dispatch. The Police
Department is responsible for protecting persons and
property and for providing a safe working and living
environment for our residents and visitors. The City
employs 11 full-time officers, four part-time officers, four
full-time dispatchers, and two part-time dispatchers. The
Chief and Captain are administrative positions and are
non-union. All employees, with the exception of part time
officers, are in a union. Three of the ten full time union
officers are classified as Sergeants and are line supervisors
on the second and third shifts. One of the full time union
positions is a Police School Liaison Officer, which is funded
by the Public School District at 50%.
Clintonville Fire Department
Emergency -911
The Department is managed by a Fire Chief, two
Assistant Chiefs, three Captains, and three Lieutenants, all
of who are part time. Fire protection and rescue services
are provided by 32 volunteer, paid-on-call, department
who are responsible for responding to emergency calls,
conducting safety inspections, and advising the City
staff and community on matters of fire protection. The
Fire Department also provides protection to three area
townships, Bear Creek, Larrabee and Matteson. These
municipalities have a contract with the City and are
charged a portion of the annual expenses. The calculation
for the annual payment is based partly on population
and partly on the past three year’s fire calls. The goal of
the Clintonville Fire Department is to provide responsive
fire protection service using modern suppression
techniques that minimize damage to property and save
lives. The Department is also committed to working with
the community’s residents and business owners to take
measures that will help to prevent fires before they start.
1 S. Main Street • Clintonville, WI 54929
715.823.4606
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.clintonvillewichamber.com
2015 Events
Fireworks—July 3
Sidewalk Sales—July 24-25
Firemen’s Festival—Aug. 7 & 8
Fall Frenzy Art & Craft Fair—Sept. 19
Moonlight Madness—Oct. 29
Veteran’s Recognition—Nov. 11
Christmas Parade—Dec. 5
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Clintonville Chamber
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Winter Whirl—January 22-25
Caps & Corks—April 11
Easter Egg Hunt—April 18
Ladies Night Out—May 6
Car Show—May 15
Citywide Rummage Sale—May 16
Chamber Golf Outing—June 15
Clintonville
Recreation Department
55 E. Twelfth St., Clintonville • 715.823.7660
The City Park and Recreation Department is staffed by
a Park and Recreation Director, a Park Foreman and two
Park Laborers, all of who are full time. However, two Park
Laborers also have janitorial responsibilities. The goal of
the Department is to provide a system of easily accessible
and well-maintained open spaces and parks, which will
provide recreation opportunities and enhance the quality
of life for all City residents and visitors. The City has
two community parks and nine neighborhood parks. In
addition there is a boat landing near Hemlock and N. 12th
Streets. The Department is also serviced by as many as 50
temporary part-time employees to ensure that adequate
staff is available to perform all functions. The Department
provides many opportunities for people young and old
to participate in recreational activities. There are a wide
variety of classes and programs offered by the Department.
The City owns and operates an outdoor pool in Bucholtz
Park, the Recreation Center at 55 E. 12th Street and a
Community/Senior Center at 30 S. Main Street. There are
six outdoor shelters, which can be rented by the public.
• W.A. Olen Park (One Block East of Main Street)
Playground, lighted tennis courts, Jim Simpson
Memorial Disc Golf Course, baseball diamond, youth
baseball/softball diamond, horseshoe pits, basketball
court, open & closed shelters, ice skating rink
& warming house, restrooms
• Bucholtz Park (Morning Glory Drive)
Community pool, softball diamonds, soccer fields,
lighted tennis courts, basketball court, playground,
open shelters, sand volleyball courts, restrooms
• Ice House Landing (Hemlock at N. 12th Street)
Boat landing, handicap accessible fishing pier
and dock along with parking
• Fairway Lakes (North end of 12th Street)
Basketball court & playground
• Olen Playground (Between 14th & Torrey Street)
• Pickerel Point Neighborhood Playground
(North end of West Street)
• Picnic Point (off of Riverside Drive)
Picnic area and the start of the Fitness Trail
& Nature Trail
• Shore Drive Park (Shore Drive Park Lane)
• Pigeon Lake Wayside (North of 8th at West
Street)
Boat launch, hiking, fitness/exercise trail, nature trail,
sledding hill
• Rohrer Park (within the North Park, McKinley,
16th St & Garfield Ave block)
Clintonville
High School Rec Center
330 North Harriet St., Clintonville
715.823.7215 Ext.2279
The Clintonville High School Rec Center is open to the
pubic seven days a week. Amenities include a large pool
with 8 lanes for lap swimming with a maximum depth of
ten feet, a small pool with a maximum depth of four and
a half feet, a whirlpool, an extensive fitness center, and a
community gym with 6 basketball hoops. Admission to
the rec center is available by purchasing a daily pass or
an annual pass. Various programs are offered including
swimming lessons, water aerobics, weight training, first
aid, CPR, SCUBA, and lifeguard training. A community
education room is also available to rent for hosting parties
or get togethers.
Clintonville Community Center
30 S. Main St., • Clintonville • 715.823.7667
The Clintonville Community Center features 5,200
square feet of usable space. It can be rented for various
purposes, such as birthday parties, family reunions, baby
and bridal showers. The cost of rental depends upon how
much of the facility is used. A well-equipped kitchen is
available. A DVD/VCR, movie screens, presentation boards,
white boards, etc. are also available for use. Through the
use of movable acoustical walls, the large activity room
can be arranged into three smaller rooms. The facility is
available nights and weekends as well as a portion of it
during the day, Monday through Friday.
Clintonville Public Library
75 Hemlock • Clintonville • 715.823.4563
www.clintonvillelibrary.org
The Clintonville Public Library is located at the corner
of Eighth and Hemlock Streets. The 14,000 square foot
building was built in 1991 and currently houses over
65,000 items. The library is a member of the Outagamie
Waupaca Library system and provides access to items
from over 50 libraries in Northeastern Wisconsin through
its online catalog. The online catalog can be accessed over
the Internet in the library or from your home or office.
Items can be reserved and renewed through the libraries
web site. In addition to books and other items available
from the library include videos, CDs, audio cassettes
and magazines. Five public computers are available on a
first come, first served basis for accessing the Internet or
doing word processing. We also have Wireless Internet
(Wi-Fi) available and have some computers available for
Internet access to the public. Children’s programs are held
year-round. For details on the programs go to the Library
website or you can also find them at the Clintonville
Chamber website.
Clintonville Outdoor
Swimming Pool
30 E. Morning Glory Dr. • Clintonville
715.823.7663
The City operates a municipal outdoor swimming
pool at Bucholtz Park. The pool has three diving boards
and a separate wading pool. The pool is staffed by a full
time pool manager/lifeguard and an assistant full time
pool manager/life guard and approximately seven other
full-time and part-time employees. The pool is open June
through August. Approximately 75-100 people take swim
lessons each year.
The Clintonville Municipal Swimming Pool generally
opens the Saturday after school is out. Regular swim hours
are 1:30-4:30p.m. and 5:30-8:00 p.m. daily.
Clintonville Ambulance Service
3 S. Main St. • Clintonville • 715.823.5967
The City shares the Clintonville Area Ambulance with
10 other municipalities through the Wis.State Statute 66.30
Agreement. The service provides emergency 911 service
at the Paramedic level. The service has 40 employees 13
of which are full time including the Director. The service
has 2 units staffed 24 hours a day, one in the City of
Clintonville, the other in the City of Marion. The service
has an ambulance commission which each municipality
appoints one voting member to. The Commission
along with the Director make all decisions regarding
the operations of the service including setting a yearly
operating budget. The service is financially supported by
fee for service along with a subsidy to each municipality
based on population.
Clintonville Municipal Airport
440 Seventh St. • Clintonville • 715.823.7685
The City owns and operates a Municipal Airport on
the southeast corner of the City. The Airport handles all
types of aircraft, including corporate jets. It has two paved
runways that are 4,600 and 3,300 feet long and one 2,010foot grass runway. The City has five commercial hangars
along the ramps that are leased by four different aviation
related companies. There is no City water and sewer at the
site so the buildings are served by a private well and septic
system. There are approximately 21 private hangars that
others have built on the land leased to them by the City.
One of the aviation businesses operates the city owned fuel
system. The City has a part-time contract employee to serve
as the Airport Manager to oversee all the operations at the
Airport. The Airport is currently erecting a chain link fence,
surrounding the facility, for safety to keep the animals out.
Clintonville Area Waste Service
300 S. Beacon St. • Clintonville • 715.823.7410
The Clintonville Area Waste Service is operated under
a 66.30 agreement between the City of Clintonville, Town
of Larrabee and the Town of Matteson. The residents of
these three municipalities may bring their garbage and
recyclables to the site for disposal.
CAWS Hours:
Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
When disposing of garbage, it must be in clear plastic
garbage bags not to exceed 30 gallons or 27 lbs. and must
be tagged with a green CAWS sticker. It is the policy of the
CAWS Board that NO cash be accepted at the site. Checks
will be accepted for the amount of purchase only. The
purchase of CAWS stickers are available at the following
locations: City Hall, Econofoods, Northside Plaza, The
R-Store and Pamida. The stickers are sold in sheets of 5 for
$5.00 ($1.00 each).
Education
The Clintonville Public School District with an
enrollment of approximately 1400 serves the greater
Clintonville area. The school district includes an early
learning center (4-K, Headstart and Early Childhood), an
elementary school (grades K-4), a middle school (grades
5-8), a high school which opened in 2003 (grades 9-12),
and two parochial schools. Programs available to students
include fiber optics distance learning which provides
specialized and advanced placement courses, gifted and
talented opportunities, special education for children
with special needs, and an aggressive School-to-Work
experience, a cooperative learning initiative with area
businesses and industries.
In addition, Fox Valley Technical College, located in
Appleton, has a regional center in Clintonville serving over
3000 students with day and evening classes. Continuing
education opportunities can be found within an hour’s
drive at Lawrence University, St. Norbert College and
University of Wisconsin campuses in Green Bay, Menasha,
Oshkosh and Stevens Point.
Three pre-schools and several fully staffed day care
centers are available for residents with small children.
Clintonville Public Schools - 715.823.7215
• District Offices
45 W. Green Tree Road
• Pupil Services
105 S. Clinton Avenue
• Dellwood Early Learning Center
238 Harriet Street
• Rexford-Longfellow Elementary
• Clintonville Middle School
255 N. Main Street
• Clintonville High School
• High School Rec Center
330 Harriet Street
St. Martin Lutheran School - 715.823.6538
100 S. Clinton, Clintonville, WI 54929
St. Martin Lutheran School, an integral part of St.
Martin Lutheran Church ministries, is a ministry to
the community. They work with parents to educate and
nurture children. All children are encouraged to develop
their individual and God-given talents.
St. Rose and St. Mary School - 715.823.4360
140 Auto Street, Clintonville, WI 54929
At St. Rose and St. Mary School the staff are dedicated
and highly skilled. They work together to provide students
with a nurturing academic experience. The staff, with our
full time principal, continue to enhance their skills through
professional development and continuing education. All of
the teachers and the administrator are state certified and
licensed teachers.
Healthcare
Quality health care is provided by ThedaCare
Physicians-Clintonville. In addition to caring, quality
family healthcare, ThedaCare offers a variety of x-ray,
laboratory and specialty services.
The Clintonville Area Ambulance Service provides
emergency service on a 24-hour basis. Four ambulance
units manned by 2 licensed personnel and 36 EMTs are
located at two stations and operate at the Advanced Life
Support level. They were chosen EMS Service of the Year
for 1999. Two hospitals are located within 15 minutes of
Clintonville.
Three nursing homes for residents needing extended
care and several assisted living facilities are available in the
community.
Dentists, optometrists, chiropractors, and rehabilitation
therapy centers meet the needs for total healthcare. The
community is also served by two veterinary clinics for pet
and animal care.
Manufacturing
Our industrial community has a unique heritage
serving as the birthplace of four wheel drive technology.
The City of Clintonville has a large, diverse industrial park
located north and south of state Highway 156 and east of
state Highway 22. There are numerous improved lots that
are ready for development. The current occupants include
businesses that manufacture plastics, paper products,
metal forging, fire apparatus, and metal fabrication.
The Clintonville Industrial Development Corporation is
a local corporation that is interested in assisting businesses
to locate in Clintonville and to help existing businesses
expand. The city has Revolving Loan Funds available at
a low interest rate to assist in the creation of new jobs.
Anyone with questions about business development can
contact the City Administrator (823-7600).
Transportation
Public transportation is offered by a local taxi service.
Commercial air service is available from airports in
Appleton (35 miles), Green Bay (40 miles), Mosinee
(60 miles) and Milwaukee (130 miles). Clintonville’s
municipally owned airport handles all types of aircraft,
including corporate jets. It has two lighted, hard surface
runways and a turf runway. Full service maintenance,
including avionics, paint, fuel, instruction and complete
aircraft maintenance, is available at this facility. The
Airport Manager can be reached at 715-823-7690.
area calendar of events
1/22-25, 2015
Winter Whirl
Family Oriented winter celebration with
bowling, chili/chicken soup cook-off.
Clintonville
2/7/2015
Clover Bares Fish Derby
Annual Fish Derby with prizes, food and
refreshments
Embarrass
2/28/2015
Marion Lions Fish Derby
Family oriented fishing derby with prizes,
food & beverages.
Marion
4/4/2015
Easter Egg Hunt
Children’s egg hunt event with prizes in
Bucholtz Park.
Clintonville
4/4/2015
Easter Egg Hunt
Children’s egg hunt event with prizes at
Veterans Park on Mavis Rd.
Marion
4/11/2015
Caps & Corks - Beer & Wine Tasting
Taste a variety of beer, wine, appetizers &
cheeses.
Clintonville
4/24/2015
36th Arbor Day Ceremony
Celebration Arbor Day at W.A. Olen Park.
Clintonville
5/2/2015
Marion’s City Wide Rummage Sale
Huge City rummage sale.
Marion
5/6/2015
Girls Night Out
A night out for girls only with specials
throughout the city & prizes!
Clintonville
5/15/2015
Spring Cruise Car Show
Antique car show with trophies, music
and food.
Clintonville
5/16/2015
Clintonville’s City Wide
Rummage Sale
Clintonville
6/12-6/13/2015
Relay for Life
Fundraiser for cancer with illuminary walk,
cancer survivor speaker and more.
New London
6/12-6/14/2015
12 Team Slow Pitch
Softball Tournament
$100 entry fee,, call for more information and
team registration
Embarrass
6/15/2015
Chamber Annual Golf Outing
Open to the public, area golf outing
Clintonville
6/27/2015
Lame Ox Festival
Free event, alcohol free, potluck lunch,
hands-on vintage farming, old-fashioned
dancing, desserts & more
Clintonville
7/3/2015
Fantastic Fireworks
Food, music, activities, fireworks at dusk.
Clintonville
7/4/2015
5th Annual Cloverleaf Lakes
Art Fair
Art fair sponsored by Cloverleaf Lakes
Protective Association
Cloverleaf lakes
7/11/2015
Navarino Days
Parade, kid’s water fights, music, kid’s games,
ballgame and food.
Navarino
area calendar of events
7/18/2015
Clintonville Area Historical
Society 40th Anniversary
Celebration with cemetery walk, historical
tour, trolley rides and more.
Clintonville
7/24-7/25/2015
Sidewalk Sales
Retail sales, special deals and used book sale.
Clintonville
9/12/2015
Bear Creek Kraut Run
5K & 10K run/walk
Bear Creek
9/13/2015
Not Just Another Car Show
St Mary’s Church sponsor show with cars,
trucks, bike and more
Marion
7/25/2015
Embarrass Fun Daze
Volleyball and Kickball tournaments, parade,
live music, food, refreshments, flea & farm
market, garden tractor pulls.
Embarrass
7/31-8/2, 2015
Golden Woodie Baseball
Tournament
Unique baseball tournaments using wooden
bats and more.
Clintontonville
7/31-8/2, 2015
Sauerkraut Festival
Polka Mass, food, music, games, crafts, car
show and family activies
Bear Creek
8/4/2015
National Family Night Out
Community potluck picnic with prizes, games
& fireworks
Marion
8/7-8/8/2015
Fireman’s Festival
Parade, water fights, games and music
Clintonville
9/5/2015
Cloverleaf Lake Triathlon
At Rustic Resort- 1/4 mile swim, 18 mile bike
course & 3-1/2 mile run course
Embarrass
9/6/2015
Big Falls Bowhunters Corn Roast
Music, pies, beer and tons of Free Corn
Big Falls
9/19/2015
Fall Frenzy
Fall celebration with crafters, childrens
activities, food and music.
Clintonville
9/26/2015
CloverFest Run/Walk
3.5 mile Run/Walk at Rustic Resort.
Embarrass
10/17/2015
Shades of Autumn Gala
Clintonville Area Foundation’s fundraiser.
Clintonville
10/31/2015
Annual Costume Ball
Costume Party with prizes and music.
Marion
11/11/2015
Veteran’s Recognition
Ceremonty
11am at the Veteran’s Memorial.
Clintonville
12/5/2015
Christmas Parade
Parade and Santa visit after.
Clintonville
12/12/2015
Brunch with Santa Claus
Held at the Marion Public Library.
Marion
CHURCHES
Clintonville Area Churches
Bethany Evangelical Free Church
264 N. Main Street
715-823-2770
Calvary Apostolic Church
535 McKinley Avenue
715-823-2202
Bear Creek, Embarrass, Marion
Christ Congregational U.C.C.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Christus Lutheran
Grace Lutheran Church
Clintonville First Baptist
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Faith Lutheran Church
St John’s Lutheran Church
Family of Christ Assembly of God
St Mary’s Catholic Church
Jehovah’s Witnesses Kingdom Hall
St Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Martin Lutheran
St Paul’s Church Lutheran Church
St. Paul Lutheran
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
St Peter’s Lutheran Church – LCMS
Trinity Lutheran Church
St. Rose Catholic Church
First United Methodist Church
United Methodist
Zion Lutheran Church
70 S. Main Street
715-823-2365
120 N. Main Street
715-823-6521
15 Fifth Street
715-823-6976
545 S. Main Street
715-823-4005
600 S. Main Street
715-823-2199
N10988 Lakeshore Road
715-823-6764
100 S. Clinton
715-823-6538
31 N. Park Street
715-823-3078
N2730 Pella Opening Road
Clintonville, WI 54929
24 Seventh Street
715-823-3416
24 W. 13th Street
715-823-3523
W11105 County Trk M, Marion
715-754-2334
409 W Willow St, Bear Creek
715-752-4855
W12136 County Trk M, Marion
715-754-2844
318 E. Garfield, Marion
715-754-5201
301 W Tielky St, Bear Creek
715-752-4177
725 NE 7th St, Marion
715-754-2116
E6073 County Trk C, Marion
715-754-2650
N10685 Petersen Rd., Big Falls
715-754-2690
E8010 Highway 22, Bear Creek
715-752-3601
508 NE 1st, Marion
715-754-2215
118 Church St, Embarrass
715-823-3889
Things
Opportunities abound for visitors and residents alike
to fill their free time hours. No matter the season there is
something for everyone.
• If fishing is your favorite pastime, the waters of the
Pigeon, Embarrass, and Wolf Rivers are accessible within
minutes.
• Navarino Wildlife Area, formed by the glaciers
of the last ice age, consists of 14,500 acres providing
beautiful scenery and trails for hiking, wildlife watching,
hunting and cross-country skiing.
• Our Clintonville High School Rec Center offers two
swimming pools, a whirlpool, gymnasium, and fitness
room for year round enjoyment.
• The Park and Recreation Department offers an
extensive variety of activities in every season for the
young and young at heart in its numerous picturesque
parks and facilities.
• For history buffs, visit Pioneer Park adjacent to
downtown. The Clintonville Area Historical Society hosts
open houses at the History House, the first town hall and
fire department, and a stavemaker cabin.
• One of the most unique collections of stones found
anywhere in the United States can be found in Pioneer
Park, including a section of the Great Wall of China.
• At the FWD museum, walk into the workshop where
the first four-wheel drive cars and trucks were invented.
• Horseback Riding with access to several different
to do
trails, which vary in length and scenery. There are 1
hour, 2 hour and 4 hour trail rides available. Customers
have the option of bringing their own horses or they can
rent one, tack and knowledgeable guide included for a
nominal fee.
Festivals and events celebrating our rich agricultural,
aviation, and truck heritage provide exciting, family
entertainment for residents and visitors throughout the
four seasons. For additional information, contact:
Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce
1 S. Main Street, Clintonville, WI 54929
715-823-4606
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city of marion
he City of Marion is located in both Waupaca
and Shawano Counties. It lies about 40 miles
west of Green Bay, 45 miles southeast of
Wausau, 45 miles northwest of Appleton and
40 miles northeast of Stevens Point. Marion is big enough to grow in and small enough to care.
A bustling, energetic community of 1,250 proudly looking
to the future with deep roots anchored in a rich heritage. If
you would have to describe the City of Marion in one word, it
would be friendly. Friendly citizens, friendly businesses, an
all-around friendly climate
The natural beauty of the area’s wooded land, farm land,
lakes and streams is no secret and enjoyed by many year
around. The Marion Pond is famous for trophy sized game
fish as well as providing good catches of panfish. There are
many top notch trout streams and thousands of acres of
public hunting within minutes of Marion. Whitetailed deer,
turkey, grouse, geese, ducks, rabbits and squirrels are the
most plentiful game available. The City of Marion has a strong industrial base which
leads to its economic diversity including Marion Plywood
Corp., Marion Body Works, Welch Fire Equipment and
Custom Fab & Body. They are also home to Kohel’s Trucking
and Central Wisconsin Equipment, a business that sells used
heavy duty equipment internationally.
A new attraction to Marion is Pigeon River Brewing, a
micro-brewery with a full-service restaurant. The city has
a Veterans Memorial Park, Marion Area Historical Society
which boasts a Depot Train Museum; Ray Arndt Tool
Museum featuring streets of Marion, a fully furnished turn
of the century log cabin and school house, a caboose and
Burlington mail car. The community is served by Lutheran,
Catholic, Methodist and non-denominational churches. Add
to this a mix of retail and professional services including a
grocery store, hardware store, newspaper, flower shop, two
full service gas stations and Northwinds Banquet Hall, and
you have a desirable community.
Community Profile
Highways: U.S. Highway 45, State Highways 110, and
County Highway S serve the City of Marion.
Trucking: Kohel Interstate Transport Corporation
is located within the city at 1425 E. Ramsdell Street
(County Highway S).
Government
The City of Marion has a Mayor/Council form of
government.
Police Department: 3 Full Time Officers
Fire Underwriters’ Rating: 6
Fire Department: 25 Volunteer Firefighters
The City provides standard city services.
Health
The City of Marion has a dental clinic, and chiropractic
clinic. It is served by two (2) hospitals within 20 miles
located in Shawano and New London. Major health care
facilities within 45 miles are located in Appleton, Neenah,
Green Bay, Wausau and Stevens Point.
Educational Facilities
School District of Marion
Telephone & Internet Service
Frontier Communications
Charter Communications
Financial Services
Premier Community Bank
First National Bank
Service Clubs and Organizations
Marion Lions Club
Marion Lioness Club
Marion Rotary Club
Marion Area Historical Society
Marion Bow Hunters Club
Big Falls Bow Hunters Club
Parks
Cannon Park: Located on the corner of S. Parkview
Avenue and E. Garfield Avenue. Has playground equipment.
Lion’s Point Park: Located at 327 W. Garfield
Avenue. Features Senior Center, two enclosed shelter
facilities, playground equipment, swimming, fishing w/boat
landing and pier and open shelter.
Veterans Memorial Park: Located at 291
Mavis Road. Features playground equipment, scenic paved
walking trail open shelter and bathrooms.
Legion Park: Located at 401 N. Main Street (next
to the pond). Nice place for fishing and watching beautiful
sunsets.
Marion Athletic Park: Located at 132 N.
Parkview Avenue. John Bartelt Baseball Field, Softball Field,
Tennis Courts. Bathrooms available at both fields.
Wallace Park: Wallace Park Road (off of W.
Ramsdell Street). Open shelter, boat landing w/pier and
great fishing from the shore.
Contact the City Clerk at 715-754-2124 for Park and
Pavillion Rental Information.
Activities and Restaurants
Marion Recreation Inc (Bowling Alley)
117 Perry Avenue, Marion, WI 54950 • 715-754-5542
Northwinds Banquet Hall
1103 N. Main Street • 715-754-2226
Perry’s Landing Golf Course
521 Mavis Road • Toll Free: 877-754-5667
Pigeon River Brewery
W121710 US Hwy. 45 • 715-256-7721
Steve & Mary’s Main Street Café
216 North Main Street, Marion, WI 54950 • 715-754-2760
Marion Public Library
Library Cards: Any resident of Wisconsin may apply
for a library card, free of charge. Proof of residence is
required for adults when the card application is completed.
Children under the age of sixteen must have a parent’s
or guardian’s signature on their application. There is no
minimum age requirement to obtain a library card. A
picture ID is required to check out materials if a card is
forgotten. Library cards are valid for three years. There is a
$3 replacement fee for lost cards.
Reference and Information: The librarians provide help
to patrons with reference questions and information needs.
Contact us for assistance.
village of embarrass
T
he Village of Embarrass was named after
the Embarrass River, whose name derives
from a French word for “impede” or
entangle, because logs so often snagged
along the waterway.
The beautiful river community has grown to become a
picturesque fishing destination. Embarrass also features a
large community park that is home to Embarrass Fun Daze
every August. The event celebrates the village’s unique
identity and is put on by the Embarrass Fire Department, a
volunteer force that is a vital contributor to the community
both in safety and fire protection services as well as
community involvement.
Marion is a friendly, caring community that works for
residents and businesses alike. Drive along our tree-lined
streets and you will sense something special: a sense
of pride. Our city has enjoyed decades of growth and
prosperity that is mirrored in the well-kept homes, the
thriving businesses and the spirit of our people. The fact
is, generations of hard working people have shaped Marion
into a community; a role model for progressive small
towns everywhere.
One of the nice things about Marion is that the great
outdoors is just outside your door - surrounded by a
year-round scenic paradise for boating, canoeing, hiking,
biking, golfing, fishing, snowmobiling, and hunting. Within
the city and surrounding area there are acres of parks,
trails and recreation facilities.
village of bear creek
B
ear Creek started out as a lumber
camp in 1850 when the state of
Wisconsin was just two years old. In
those days, the only inhabitants of
the area were Menominee Indians.
Like many pioneer towns, Bear Creek went through the
stages of Indian campsites, logging points and trading
centers.
Enterprising lumberman Welcome Hyde became the
founder of the village when he located his lumber camp
on the bank of the river and cut the first road into the
area. Within a short time, other families began building
homes nearby and many of these earliest settlers found
employment in many lumber camps that came into the
territory. There was no village in the whole township
area of the present Deer Creek until the railroad was
built in 1880. About this time, F.M. Hyde built a store at
what became Bear Creek Station. Truman brothers built
a second general merchandising store after Hyde, and
a depot was built and post office started. Before very
long, the station became a settlement of considerable
importance in this lumbering area.
Catastrophe hit the village in 1902, when fire wiped
out three quarters of its area. This fire, still referred to by
old timers as “The Big Fire”, was the main reason behind
the move to incorporate the village that same year. One of
the first steps taken by the village fathers was to provide
as much firefighting equipment as possible. Within two
months, the village had a hand-powered engine with 500
feet of hose and a large cistern reservoir.
When the village was incorporated, it was named
Welcome to honor its first settler but within a few years
the name had changed back to Bear Creek because of the
confusion resulting from the village and railroad station
having different names.
Presently, Bear Creek has a population of 415. The
main industry in the Village is the Great Lakes Sauerkraut
Company, which is the largest sauerkraut company in
the world. The original Flanagan Sauerkraut Factory was
opened in 1916.
Some of the main events that are held in the village are
the St. Mary’s Sauerkraut Festival, held on Saturday and
Sunday of the first full week in August every year. Garden
tractor pulls are held in the Village in spring and fall.
area attractions
Museums & Arts
Dutch Windmill
E9647 County Road I, Clintonville
Built by Earl Behnke, this windmill was originally to be
used for irrigation. Call 715-823-2755 for a tour.
Four-Wheel Drive Museum
105 East 12th Street, Clintonville
Displays feature the famous four-wheel drive cars and
trucks first invented in Clintonville in 1908.
Pioneer Park
11th Street, Clintonville
Operated by the Clintonville Area Historical Society, the
park features the following attractions: History House,
a two-story frame house built in 1861; Clintonville’s
first town hall and fire department; Doty-Besserdich
House, made of stovewood walls with pieces piled
on top of one another and held together by mortar;
Stavemaker Cabin, built in 1869 by Ralph Denn to
serve as his stave-making factory and home; and one
of the most unique collections of stones in the United
States, including Pioneer Park’s “Great Wall of China”.
Wisconsin Bowhunters Museum
17 East Third Street, Clintonville
Learn about the past, present and future of bowhunting
in Wisconsin. View a collection of hunting equipment,
clothing, photos and documents. Call 715-823-4670 for
more information or visit www.wbhassoc.com.
Area Lakes and Rivers
Cloverleaf Lakes
Cloverleaf Lakes is a resort area located north of
Clintonville, with hotels, motels, restaurants, park
facilities, fishing and much more. Cloverleaf Lakes
consists of three beautiful lakes that form the image of
a cloverleaf. Enjoy boating, fishing and swimming.
Navarino Wildlife Area
Of the approximately 15,000 acres of wildlife area,
1,000 extend into northeastern Waupaca County.
Provides excellent habitat for waterfowl and forest
game. Hunting, hiking, cross country ski trails and a
nature center are available.
Pigeon Lake/Pigeon Lake Wayside
Located directly northwest of Clintonville, Pigeon Lake is
a 218-acre impoundment created by a dam on the Pigeon
River. Fish species include northern pike, largemouth bass,
bluegill, black crappie, rock bass, pumpkinseed, bullhead
and white. Fishing and boating access are available at
several points. A picnic area, hiking, fitness/exercise trail,
nature trail and sledding hill are also available.
Pigeon River
Five miles long, the Pigeon River flows southwest
through the center of Clintonville. Fish species include
smallmouth bass, northern pike, pan fish and forage
species. Access for fishing and boating is available at
several points in the area.
Woodlands and Wetlands
Woodlands are located within the City of Clintonville
along the banks of the Pigeon River. Around the city,
woodlands are located primarily north and south of
Pigeon Lake. They are identified as high-value wildlife
areas in east central Wisconsin.
Area Parks and Trails
Navarino Nature Center/Navarino
Wildlife Area
W5646 Lindsten Road, Shiocton
Recently designated as a State Wildlife Viewing Area,
this 14,500-acre preserve is the fifth largest wildlife
area in Wisconsin. An abundance of walking trails,
beautiful forests and swamps makes this a great place
to see a variety of wild animals. Visit a private nature
center located in the southeastern corner that includes
a self-guided nature trail and picnic grounds. The
center also offers cross-country skiing, snowshoeing,
sledding, birding and canoeing. To learn more call
715-758-6999 or visit www.navarino.org.
Clintonville Area Trails
This walking trial can be found on the grounds of
Clintonville High School on Green Tree Road. For more
information, call 715-823-6262.
Gardens
Arbor View Gardens
Arbor View Gardens is located at E20540 County Road
C, Clintonville. The gardens are located just a stones
throw away from Embarrass and provide some of the
prettiest sights available in the area. Call 715-823-2763
for more information.
Golf Courses
Clintonville Riverside Golf Course
Designed and established in 1929 by Arthur L.
Johnson, Clintonville Riverside Golf Course is an 18hole regulation length course which lies on 140 acres of
rolling land. At Riverside, your golfing experience will
place you amidst some of the best scenic views that
Northeast Wisconsin has to offer. To learn more about
this public course, visit the course at 100 Clubhouse
Drive, Clintonville, or call 715-823-2992.
Center
The Community/Senior Center is located at 30 South
Main Street, Clintonville. For more information, call
715-823-7667
Skating
Gordon Noren Skate Park
The skate park can be found at 55 East 12th Street,
Clintonville.
Skiing
Navarino Slopes
Skiing for all skill levels can be found at Navarino
Slopes. Visit www.navarinoslopes.com or call 920-5255501 for more information
Snowmobiling
Trail conditions for Shawano County:
715-524-4349
Trail conditions for Waupaca County:
715-258-6243
Swimming
Bucholtz Park Outdoor Pool
This pool, built in 1961, is located at 30 East Morning
Glory Drive, Clintonville. Call 715-823-7663 for more
information.
Clintonville High School
Recreation Center
Located at 330 Harriet Street, this fitness facility
features a pool, kids wading pool and whirlpool. For
more information call 715-823-7215 ext. 7.
Perry’s Landing Golf Course, Marion
This course boasts 18 holes over 6,135 yards with a par
of 72. The public course is located at 521 Mavis Road,
Marion. To learn more, call 715-754-5667.
Horsemanship
Nahh! Tackaway
All of your horse care needs can be taken care of
at Nahh! Tackaway. To learn more about all of their
products and services, visit stores.nahhtackaway.com
or stop out at their business location at
N8936 Pleasant Lane, Clintonville.
Racing
GSR Kartway
The track can be found at N11024 US Highway 45,
Clintonville. For more information, call 920-915-1471
or visit www.gsrkartway.com.
Recreation Centers
Clintonville Community/Senior
Photos courtesy of Tim Sweet
Clintonville
is a great place to live with excellent
schools, friendly people and a quaint
small town feeling.
Clintonville
offers numerous parks and recreation activities
to meet all your needs. Whether it’s fishing on a
sunny afternoon, playing a relaxing round of golf
or riding a snowmobile on our scenic trails, there
is always something fun to do.
15th annual clintonville beat the heat spring cruise car show
May 15, 2015
Clintonville Firemen’s Festival
Aug. 7-8, 2015
Clintonville Fall Frenzy
Sept. 19, 2015
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Sandlot Ball Diamond
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Sledding Hill
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Nature Trail
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Sand Volleyball Courts
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Veterans Memorial
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Indoor Facilities - Year-round
Clintonville Recreation
Center
Community Center/Pigeon
River Walkway
Shore Drive Neighborhood
Playground
Picnic Point
Hillside Drive Park
Ice House Landing
Rohrer Neighborhood
Playground
Fairway Lakes
Neighborhood Playground
Bucholtz Park
Public Restrooms are open from
mid-April to mid-October
W.A. Olen Park
Clintonville
Area Parks
Pigeon Lake Wayside
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senior citizen center
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Skate Park
Veterans Memorial
Self-contained camper parking
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Volleyball Posts
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Hiking
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Boating
Boat Launch
Horseshoe Courts
Pickerel Point and
Fishing
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Enclosed Shelter
Olen Neighborhood
Playground
Open Shelter
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Rest Stop
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Restrooms (Handicap Accessible)
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Playground Equipment
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Picnic Area
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Basketball Court
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Swimming Pool (Outdoor)
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Tennis Courts (Lighted)
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Adult baseball Diamond (Lighted)
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Youth Baseball/Softball diamond
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...an easy drive, a busy place. Proud of
our community and the many things we have to offer.
2015 Events
Winter Whirl
—January 22-25
Caps & Corks
—April 11
Easter Egg Hunt
—April 18
Ladies Night Out
—May 6
Car Show
—May 15
Citywide Rummage Sale
—May 16
Chamber Golf Outing
—June 15
Fireworks
—July 3
Sidewalk Sales
—July 24-25
Firemen’s Festival
—Aug. 7 & 8
Fall Frenzy Art & Craft Fair —Sept. 19
Moonlight Madness
—Oct. 29
Veteran’s Recognition
—Nov. 11
Christmas Parade
—Dec. 5
Farmers Market Every Thursday
May Through September, 3-7 pm
Downtown Riverwalk
Stay at one of our local hotels:
Cobblestone Inn & Suites
175 Waupaca Street
715-823-2000
The Landmark Motel
5 N. Main Street
715-823-7899
Clintonville Motel
297 S. Main Street
715-823-6565
Mention this ad for a 10% Room Discount
Area Attractions
• Fishing
• Hunting
• Snowmobiling
• Great Parks
• Shopping
• Horseback Riding
• Walking Trails
• FWD History Museum
• Historical Society
• Swimming (indoor & outdoor)
Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce
1 S. Main Street · Clintonville,WI 54929
715.823.4606
Web: www.clintonvillewichamber.com
Join us on Facebook
Clintonville Chamber
05103708
City of Clintonville
50 10th Street · Clintonville,WI 54929
715.823.7600
Web: www.clintonvillewi.org
Schutt Industries
combines quality materials
with superior workmanship
Schutt Industries (SI) was established
in 1998 in Clintonville. SI produces high
performance military trailers and
custom engineered ground
systems. Years of product
longevity and the “need
it, get it” customer
service attitude have
made SI a leader in
the defense market.
Schutt Industries is a
full service facility operating
within 300,000 square feet of
manufacturing space in which the
company fabricates, welds, machines,
assembles and paints, all in-house.
Schutt Industries has the technical experience and
ability to produce various communication platforms
and enclosures, high performance military and
heavy-duty commercial trailers, as well as related
trailer components like hydraulic surge brake systems
and axle systems. Years of product longevity have
demonstrated the combined application of quality
materials and superior workmanship.
The business has quickly become one of the
leading suppliers of Military trailer and shelter
systems to the U.S. Department of Defense. The
companys core products include, but are not
limited to, HMMWV TACOM approved
towable trailer systems such as
the Light Tactical Trailer (LTT
M1101, M1102, &
Heavy Chassis), larger
higher payload capacity
trailers such as the
M200A1 2-Wheel 2
½ Ton Trailer & M1061A1
4-Wheel 5 Ton Flatbed Trailer,
custom designed flatbed trailers
up to 24,000 lb. GVW, and HMMWV
mountable shelter and pallet systems.
This past year, the company won a competitive
bid for over $80 million from the United States
Government to manufacture truck and trailer
systems by TACOM and had been awarded a 5-year
army contract. The expansion of the company
has been an ongoing positive challenge and the
community has been proud and supportive of
the endeavors and success that Schutt Industries
has provided, and look forward to the growth and
prospects that the future of this business has to offer.
First National Bank offers
convenient service, modern locations
First National Bank in Clintonville has a
long banking history going all the way back to 1885 when
the bank first started in Waupaca. It then merged with a
bank in Iola, Chetek, Weyauwega, and eventually Pampa,
Shamrock, and Childress, Texas, over the span of 100 years.
First National Bank also has offices in Clintonville, Marion,
Seymour, and Shiocton. First National Bank continues
to regard Waupaca as home, but considers the branch
locations listed above as part of their family.
First National Bank offers many services to the
surrounding communities at a convenient and modern
location. The interior of the bank has a professional,
friendly, and relaxing environment that makes the
customer feel welcome and secure. The longevity of
the bank’s employees puts a customer at ease, knowing
that they are given a personal hometown touch to their
everyday banking needs.
Along with the usual banking services of checking
accounts and savings accounts the bank currently offers a
variety of loans, including consumer loans, business loans,
home equity loans, and real estate mortgages. Checking
your balances is as easy as picking up the phone. With
online banking you can do your own banking 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week, from wherever you are. They also
provide extensive on-line banking and can set up and help
anyone with these popular options. A person is able to
check balances, verify deposits, find out which checks have
First National Bank provides a full range of banking services, and their
Clintonville office can be found at 135 S. Main Street.
cleared, transfer funds, review loan balances, and find out
when your last loan payment was posted, with a simple few
easy steps right from their very own home. First National
Bank is a proud member of the community and wants to
be pioneers in your financial future.
Clintonville’s lobby hours are Monday through Thursday
from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
drive-up window hours are Monday through Thursday
from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to noon. A convenient ATM
is located at all the First National Bank branches as well,
offering 24 hour service.
You Can Trust Us...
TO HANDLE YOUR MONEY
We have the experience.
• Second Mortgages
• Auto Loans
• Agri-Business
• Business
• Personal Loans
• Fixed Rate Loans
“Pioneers In Your Financial Future” Growing to serve you better.
First National Bank
135 S. Main St.
Clintonville
715-823-3131
223 E. Perry Ave.
Marion
715-754-3131
05031788
• First Mortgages
• Home Equity Loans
• Construction Loans
• Repair Loans
• Loans on Investment
Properties
N5579 State Hwy. 76
Shiocton
920-986-1313
www.fnbwaupaca.com
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St. Rose St. Mary’s Catholic School
offers a unique, faith-filled,
academically rigorous, and whole child
approach to education. Their 3K-8
program develops character and
leadership skills as students live
the mission of ‘Sharing the Spirit,”
through service, prayer, academic
excellence, and respect. The licensed
teachers strive to create an engaging
learning environment that helps create
life-long learners. They offer athletics,
student council, choir, busing,
pre-school extended day, afterschool
care, breakfast and lunch.
For more information on enrollment, donating to our
’Secure the Future Campaign,’ and/or get a tour of the school,
please call St. Rose St. Mary’s Catholic School office at
715-823-4360 or stop in the office at 140 Auto St.
Clintonville, WI 54929.
Join us for our 2nd AnnuAl Art Auction
on MAy 13, 2015!
05097898
New Extended Day and After School Program
Serves Families from ‘Morning til’ Night!’
St. Rose St. Mary’s Catholic School offers an Extended Day and
After School Program, which offers families a faith-filled, wrap around,
consistent care option, in a Catholic Christian environment, that helps
alleviate the obstacles of transitioning children between so many
caretakers in one day.
The 3K/4K Extended Day Program:
• Before school care from 7:00-8:00am (M-F)
• After school care from 11:15-5:30pm (M-F)
• Lunch & Rest time
• Developmentally appropriate learning activities
• Lead by an experienced Early Childhood Instructional Aide
The After School Program:
• Before school care from 7:00-8:00am (M-F)
• K-8 students/families can stay after school until 5:30pm (M-F)
• Home-work assistance & Learning activities
• After school snack
• Conducted by a caring, familiar, and experienced aide
For more information or to schedule a personalized tour contact
Program Director Leah Wojnowiak at [email protected],
or call the school office at 715-823-4360.
140 Auto Street
05097902
Erickson’s Home Medical Equipment and Erickson Pharmacy offer quality health solutions and friendly, hometown service to customers from their location
at 8 S. Main Street.
Erickson’s Home Medical Equipment, Erickson
Pharmacy offer quality products and friendly service
Jim Dins and Diane Collier have been business
partners at Erickson’s Home Medical Equipment located
at 8 South Main Street, Clintonville, since 2007. The store
offers medical equipment for a vast population from
pediatrics to geriatrics. We are also a huge supplier for
post-op hip and knee replacements.
The business has 25 lift chairs in stock; the choices are
extensive and can fit into any decor. They also offer home
oxygen systems, sleep apnea equipment, canes, rollators,
walkers, wheelchairs, sturdy bathroom accessories to make
daily showering and toileting easier, hospital beds, and
numerous self help aides. They also provide full diabetic
shoe wear with a personal fit by professional and courteous
staff.
Erickson’s Home Medical Equipment has 24-hour
7-days a week emergency service on respiratory. They have
board certified respiratory therapists on staff to help with
all respiratory and sleep apnea issues. Their experienced
and caring therapists help answer any questions that
a customer might have, giving the public personal and
expert advice.
Medicare, Medicaid, supplements, and insurance
coverage are explained thoroughly and claims are sent
in by experienced professionals right from the store.
Bathroom assessments can also be made by appointment
to help families determine the need in the household for
activities of daily living.
“We give personal caring service so that people are
aware of what options are available to them,” said Diane.
Erickson’s prides itself on its honest, caring, and
dependable staff. Hours of operation are Monday through
Friday from 9-5, Sat from 9-12, and of course, the 24-hour
emergency service at 715-823-2106 and toll free 800-3423085.
Erickson Pharmacy
Erickson Pharmacy is back! “We added the pharmacy
back in June, 2011,” comments Diane. “We are proud and
feel privileged to once again offer pharmacy services to
our community. Our customers kept asking ‘when are
you going to open up that pharmacy?’ Well, we finally
accomplished that request. We are once again the locallyowned corner drugstore.”
“We offer delivery five days a week to Clintonville,
Marion, Embarrass, and Cloverleaf Lakes. It is just another
service that we can offer to our customers. We also offer
automatic refills and delivery or mail-out. No need to
make any phone calls with these services, inquire at the
pharmacy for details,” said Diane.
The pharmacy can be reached by phone at 715-8232222 or toll free 800-342-3085.
Serving All Your neeDS
unDer one roof
Erickson
Home Medical equipment
Your only locally owned
Home Town
Pharmacy
Your Complete
Home Medical
Care Center!
Better Service, Less Wait, Same Co Pay
Full Service Pharmacy
We’re Making
Prescription Transfers
Hassle-Free
CPAP Supplies &
Accessories
Lift Chairs
Just give us a call at
(715)823-2222.
Bathroom Aids
We will take care of everything
Hours: Monday-Friday 9-6
Saturday 9-1 • Sunday Closed
8 South Main,
Suite B Clintonville
Phone (715) 823-2222
Fax (715) 823-6000
EVERY
THURSDAY
IS SENIOR
CITIZEN DAY
Mobility Accessories
Home Oxygen
Rollators
8 S. Main Street, Clintonville,
WI 54929
Store Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 9-5 • Sat. 9-12
7 Days A Week!
Call Toll Free: 800-342-3085
Local Phone: 715-823-2106
Fax: 715-823-1322
*24 Hour Emergency Service
*Respiratory Services Only
05097772
Free Local
Delivery in
Clintonville,
Marion,
Cloverleaf Lakes
and Embarrass
areas
* Durable Medical Equipment
out our New
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* Gifts Free Gift Wrapping
Farmer Gene’s Campground
offers fun for the whole family
Gene Gagas of Rosholt purchased the former Kastle
Kampground in May of 2014, renaming it Farmer Gene’s
Campground, LLC. Gagas prides his campground in being
a family-friendly site, offering many amenities for both
children and adults.
Farmer Gene’s Campground offers free kids crafts and
activities Memorial Day through Labor Day. There are
multiple playgrounds throughout the campground for
the kids to enjoy, along with a heated pool and swimming
beach.
Kinney Lake is large enough for tubing and offers the
opportunity for fishermen to catch their supper. The camp
offers free bike rentals, miniature golf, kayaks, horseshoes,
shuffle board and much more.
Campers can visit the Milk House and Supplies Store if
they find they’ve forgotten an essential item at home, or if
they’d just like to treat themselves to an ice cream. While
at the store, campers can check out the Farmer Gene’s
Campground clothing or play one of the video games.
Hungry campers can visit the Barn and Feed Trough
Bar and Grill. The bar and grill are open Thursday through
Saturday in the off season and daily during the summer
months, offering a full menu along with daily specials of
Thursday night wings, Friday fish fry, Saturday prime rib
and Sunday broasted chicken. During the summer months,
live entertainment is also scheduled.
Cool off on a hot summer day at the Chicken Coop Pool
Bar, offering frozen drinks and a full bar.
For more information or to make reservations, call
715-754-5900.
2015 Theme Weekends
May 15-16: Military Appreciation Weekend
May 22-24: Memorial Day Weekend
May 29-30: Wine & Cheese/Pet Weekend
June 5-6: Easter Weekend
June 12-13: Hillbilly Weekend/Father’s Day
June 19-20: Poker Run Weekend
June 26-27: Safety Weekend
July 3-5: Fourth of July Weekend
July 10-11: Luau/Wet n Wild Weekend
July 17-18: Mardi Gras/Poker Run Weekend
July 24-25: Christmas in July Weekend
July 31-Aug 1: Rummage Sale Weekend
August 7-8: Water Wars Weekend
August 14-15: Halloween Weekend
August 21-22: Polka Weekend
August 28-29: Poker Run/Chili Dump Weekend
September 4-6: Labor Day Weekend
*All theme weekends are subject
to change without notice.
Amenities
• Over 500 Sites
• Playgrounds throughout the
campground
• Heated Swimming Pool, Kiddie Pool &
Hot Tub
• Full Service Bar and Grill
• Coffee/Espresso Bar
• Free Kids Activities/Crafts
• Dump Stations
• Hayrides
• 2 bathhouses
• Golf Cart Rentals
• 2 Laundry Rooms
• 2 Wi Fi Hotspots
• Store/Gift Shop
• Ice cream shop
• Horseshoes & Shuffleboard
• Free miniature golf, paddle boat, kayak,
canoe and bike rentals
• Wood-Ice-Propane available
• Themed Weekends
Cabins
Rates
Weekdays
$43.00
Weekends (Fri/Sat)
$46.00
Rustic Tent
$20.00
Weekly
$270.00
Monthly
$620.00
Cabins (per night)
Seasonal/Permanent
$70.50
$2004.50
*Tax is included in prices
**Group Rates Available on 10 or more sites**
Golf Carts
2 Day Weekend
$125.00
3 Day Weekend
$150.00
The cabins at Farmer Gene’s Campground, LLC have a beautiful view of Kinney
Lake. They are rustic in nature and are
equipped inside with:
Weekly and Monthly Rentals Available
• Double bed on the main floor
• Three single beds in the upper two small lofts
• A small table – 4 chairs
• Small refrigerator and microwave
• There is electricity inside and outside
• Water is located outside
• Picnic Table outside
• Fire Ring outside
• Porta Potties outside
Farmer Gene’s Campground, LLC
N11301 Kinney Lake Rd Marion, WI 54950
05097757
Please be sure to bring your own blankets,
sheets and cooking equipment.
Phone: 715-754-5900 • Website: www.farmergenescampground.com • Email: [email protected]
Chicken on the Run offers tasty, Broaster chicken
Broaster Chicken is now available at Chicken on
the Run, 325 ½ S. Main Street. Located in the former Bud’s
Cheese Haus location at the Shell gas station, offers a wide
variety of grab-n-go Broaster Chicken items.
Jodi Keller is the sole proprietor of the business, which
officially opened on Aug. 20, 2012.
“I have worked with my husband and father-in-law as
a Broaster Chicken product and equipment distributor
since 1993,” she explained. “Their territory covers northeast
Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. There are
75 Broaster Chicken distributors worldwide and not many
people know that Clintonville is home to one of them.
Keller said they worked many long hours to get the
facility set up with all the necessary equipment. They also
put in a lot of time making sure everything met state codes.
Keller explained that Broaster Chicken is the second
largest chicken program in the world, and is unique
because of the pressure frying procedure. As each order
is received, the chicken is placed inside the Broaster
Company manufactured pressure fryer, designed to cook
each individual piece of chicken “under pressure” in the
chicken’s own natural juices, limiting the absorption of
cooking oil and driving the heat deep down to the bone
while searing the chicken with a crispy-crunchy coating.
All Broaster foods are prepared and cooked in a similar
fashion. Chicken on the Run is unique to many other
operators as they cook in 100% Rice Bran Oil, a much
healthier oil choice.
A number of combo meals are available, including
The friendly staff at Chicken on the Run is happy to serve customers some
of the best-tasting chicken in the country. Pictured here are (left to right):
FRONT ROW – Shelby Keller, Kelsey Keller; BACK ROW – Matt Keller, Jodi
Keller, and Nikki Loose.
chicken by the bucket, appetizers, a Friday fish fry, BBQ
smoked ribs on Saturday and Sunday, and an assortment
of salads, wraps, and pulled pork sandwiches. Newer
additions to the menu include gyros, house-made egg rolls
and hot beef sandwiches.
Chicken on the Run will cater with advance notice;
minimal order and delivery charge may apply. A 24 hour
notice is encouraged for chicken orders of 100 pieces or
more.
Chicken on the Run is open every day from 11 a.m. to
8 p.m. Customers can order over the phone by calling 715823-FOOD (3663). You can also “like” them on Facebook.
Chicken on the Run
325 1/2 S. Main Street
Clintonville
715-823-FOOD(3663)
Full Line Of Quality Frozen Foods–Appetizers,
Chicken, potatoes, seafood,
ribs & chicken wings
Authorized Sales & Service
for Genuine Broaster
• Pressure Fryers & Products
• Ventless Fryers & Broilers
• Commercial Dishmachines
• Chemicals & cleaners
E-mail: [email protected]
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Clintonville’s only TO GO Restaurant
FEATURING GENUINE BROASTER® CHICKEN
Meals, Chicken & Many Sides
To Choose From. Saturday & Sunday
Smoked BBQ Ribs, Friday Fish Fry,
Appetizers, Wraps, Sandwiches,
Pulled Pork and Hot Beef Sandwiches
~DAILY SPECIALS~
Gift Certificates Available • Dupont Cheese & Local Honey
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Stowaway Mini Storage
E9770 7th St., Clintonville, WI
715-823-3878 • Hours 8 – 5 M-F
Month to Month Rentals available
Half a year & yearly rates with discount
Sizes Available:
8x10, 10x10, 10x16, 10x20, 10x24, 10x40
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Chicken on the Run 715-823-FOOD (3663)
Hours
Everyday 11am-8pm
Catering will take private large orders
We encourage call in orders.
05097875
E9770 7th St., Clintonville, WI
715-823-4429 • 800-852-3075
Hours 8 am – 5pm M-F • Open to the Public
AHT Wisconsin Windows:
a perfect blend of quality, value, and customer service
When it comes to replacing a home’s
windows and doors, the team at AHT Wisconsin
Windows knows that homeowners have many
choices. If homeowners are looking for the “perfect
combination” of superior product quality, value and
responsive customer service, they need look no further
than AHT Wisconsin
Windows.
AHT Wisconsin
Windows has been
taking good care
of their neighbors
from Green Bay to
Oshkosh, Neenah
to Wausau– and
everywhere in
between –for more
than 40 years. That
makes AHT Wisconsin
Windows one of the most experienced
Wisconsin replacement window
contractors, and for good reason. They have
absolutely delighted more than 10,000 homeowners
with their warm and welcoming approach to doing
business.
Local People, Local Expertise
Much of the company’s success is due to the fact that
they’re from right here. They understand Wisconsin
weather and Wisconsin folks. They all grew up around
here and our staff and their families are part of the
community. They treat every job like they’re doing the
work for neighbors because they are doing the work
for neighbors.
By the way, AHT Wisconsin Windows does all
the work themselves. They do not
use subcontractors
or outside labor
for installations.
Their installation
teams are fully
trained, certified
and experienced.
And because they
use only their own
people they have
full control over scheduling and quality.
AHT Wisconsin Windows’ Clintonville office
is located at 71 S. Main Street. They can be reached by
phone at 866-367-6560 or on the web at http://www.
scottthewindowguy.com/.
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AHT Wisconsin Windows
715.823.2125
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05097890
71 S. Main St. Clintonville
A place for good
food, fun and friends
Great food, warm nostalgia, and a friendly
staff await you at A&W in Clintonville, which recently
celebrated its 75th anniversary.
In 1939, Howard and Rella Hundertmark bought the
franchise for $500 and built a small root beer stand on the
corner of First and Main Streets. That summer they sold
hamburgers, hot dogs and mugs of root beer for five cents each.
A steady stream of changes have taken place since then,
including several remodel operations and some menu changes.
Howard and Rella’s son, Bruce, owns the restaurant along with
his wife, Jean. The restaurant is currently managed by Erica
Hundertmark, who is proud to be the third generation selling
A&W food and root beer in Clintonville. It is believed that this
is the oldest active franchise continuously owned by one family
in the world.
The Hundertmark family credits their success to three
core principles: making delicious food fresh to order, serving
customers in a friendly and professional manner, and
providing a clean and welcoming dining experience which
includes arcade games for the kids and a jukebox to play many
nostalgic tunes.
“We are proud to serve 100 percent US beef, hand-breaded
chicken and all-beef hot dogs,” said Erica. “Our root beer is
made fresh every day and served in chilled mugs.
The A&W restaurant in Clintonville has been in the Hundertmark family
for 75 years. Pictured (from left) are Mike Nelson, Kristin Nelson, Amilea
Nelson, Erica Hundertmark, Jean Hundertmark and Bruce Hundertmark.
“This year, we added options for different shakes, including
17 different flavors that are available at all times. We also offer a
different ice cream flavor of the week each week,” added Erica.
Friendly employees are also a fixture at the restaurant.
“I feel like my employees are my family because I spend so
much time with them and we really have a family environment
here,” concluded Erica.
A&W is located at 271 S. Main Street and can be reached
by phone at 715-823-3355. The restaurant is open daily from
10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. during the summer, and 10:30 a.m. to 9
p.m. in the winter.
Serving the Clintonville and
Surrounding CommunitieS
for over 75 YearS!
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Twitter.com/awclintonville
05086624
Family Restaurant
271 S. Main Street
Clintonville
(715) 823-3355
Fox Communities Credit Union:
Serving the Clintonville community for 20 years
For over 75 years, Fox Communities
Credit Union has celebrated what credit unions
stand for: “People Helping People.” They began in the
Combined Locks Mill as several workers decided they
wanted to help others by pooling funds together and
lending out money to those in need. They would keep
track of the money brought in and lent out on a separate
sheet of paper.
This concept grew as they were able to help more
people. Fast forward to today, and the credit union has
evolved to 15 locations and almost 300 employees—each
and every one committed to enrich the quality of life for
members through personalized financial services.
Fox Communities Credit Union is a member-owned
and not-for-profit cooperative. Since they are a non-forprofit cooperative, they do not pay stockholder premiums
or high salaries to executives. Thus, the money goes
back to members in the form of higher interest rates on
deposits, and lower interest rates on loans and low fees.
At Fox Communities Credit Union, employees work
diligently to provide the best products and services
to members while maintaining a strong, secure credit
union. They exist to serve their members and the
communities in which they live. Their commitment to
give back to those communities through sponsorships,
fundraising and volunteer efforts has helped over 300
organizations in northeast Wisconsin.
As a member of Fox Communities Credit Union, the
financial needs of members is the top priority. Offers
include a wide variety of products and services including
several different savings and checking accounts, home
loans, auto loans, recreational loans, credit cards, lines
of credit, investment services, and more. Member
security is also of the utmost importance while members
complete online banking transactions through an easyto-use system which allows members to view accounts
from the comfort of their homes or while on the go.
Fox Communities Credit Union can also assist business
owner members with financial planning and goals,
and their commitment to providing the best financial
education for members is offered in the form of many
free workshops and seminars offered throughout the
year.
Fox Communities Credit Union strives to provide the
best financial services to its members. If you’re ready
for a better financial future, let Fox Communities Credit
Union help you along the way. For more information, call
715-823-2191 or visit www.foxcu.org. You can also find
Fox Communities Credit Union on Facebook (facebook.
com/foxcu) and Twitter (Foxcu).
Routine Eye Exams Allow for Early Detection of Other Health Issues
Locally-owned Griebenow Eyecare has been
providing quality eye care for over 35 years
Eyes are windows to the soul. They are also windows that
can show your eye doctor early warning signs of other health
problems.
Taking care of your vision should be just as much a
priority as exercising or eating right to maintain your health.
After all, we use our eyes for, well, everything. Having healthy
vision can help keep you safe while driving, help you learn at
school, help you achieve your goals at work, allows you to play
sports, kick back and watch a movie, or play with your kids.
The list is endless.
Griebenow Eyecare is here to help keep your vision
healthy and your eyes in focus for whatever your day
presents. Many eye issues and diseases can be treated when
caught early enough. To keep you seeing clearly, it’s important
to get a comprehensive eye exam at least once per year, or as
often as your eye doctor recommends.
“A comprehensive eye exam is the best way to find out if
you need glasses or contacts,” says Dr. Kerry Griebenow, one
of two optometrists at Griebenow Eyecare. “It’s also the best
way for us to catch eye diseases early, allowing us to provide
better care and treatment options.”
Perfect eyes? Even if you’ve had perfect vision your whole
life, it’s still important to get a comprehensive eye exam.
Diseases and conditions such as macular degeneration,
cataracts, glaucoma and presbyopia can arise as you age.
“Presbyopia literally means aging eyes,” says Dr. Craig
Sylte, optometrist at Griebenow Eyecare. “If you find you are
continually in need of longer arms to read the morning paper,
just so your eyes can focus, there’s probably a good chance
you have presbyopia.”
The fix can be as simple as a pair of prescription reading
glasses, some progressive no-line bifocals, or contact lenses.
But, it’s important to get your eyes checked first, just to be
sure there’s no other issues playing a part in your eye issues.
And, when it’s time to pick out a new pair of glasses, contacts,
safety glasses, prescription or regular sunglasses, Griebenow
Eyecare’s team of friendly and experienced eye care
professionals is here to help. Griebenow Eyecare features over
900 frames, including designer frames such as Fossil, Harley
Davidson, Guess, Kate Spade, frames with interchangeable
temples such as Dilem and Change Me, all the way to more
basic designs, computer glasses and safety glasses.
“We love being part of the community,” says Dr.
Griebenow. “And, with that, we are dedicated to serving all
members of the community. We treat and provide care for
individuals from six months old to 100 years young and
everyone in between.”
With locations in New London and Clintonville, open
five days a week with evening hours on Mondays and
Wednesdays, locally-owned Griebenow Eyecare really is
your one-stop-shop for all of your family eye care needs! For
more information, visit GriebenowEyecare.com, visit them
on Facebook at facebook.com/GriebenowEyecare, or call
920-982-3711.
Griebenow Eyecare
New London • Clintonville
Complete Family Eyecare Since 1979
• Eye Exams
• Quality Fashion Eyewear and Sunglasses
• Eyewear and Contact Lens Supplies
• Treatment of Eye Diseases
• Specialty Contact Lens Care
• Refractive Surgery Consultations
05105410
105 Northridge Drive • New London
(920) 982-3711
45 Tenth Street • Clintonville
(715) 823-5112
GriebenowEyecare.com
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Eyecare on Facebook
for exclusive offers!
Klein
offers great value,
exceptional service
John and Charlie Klein, along with the friendly
staff at Klein Auto, are excited to offer the best in GM sales
and service from their brand new facility in Clintonville.
The Kleins have been in business since 1974, acquiring
and consolidating six dealership operations at their current
location in Clintonville. Klein sells Chevrolet, Buick,
Pontiac, Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep, as well as GM Certified
and other used vehicles.
In 2011, they broke ground on a new 22-acre location
just 800 feet west of their old 2-acre location on the corner
of Hwy. 45 and Hwy. 22 in downtown Clintonville.
After nearly eight months of construction, the new
Klein Chevrolet Buick
dealership opened its
doors to customers on
Monday, Dec. 5, 2011. The
new 24,000-square foot
dealership is located at 111
W. Madison Street.
The Klein’s are excited
to begin a new era from
spacious facility, which
is the only recently new
built Chevrolet facility in
the state. “The facility has
turned out even better than
we expected,” said Charlie Klein, Owner of Klein Chevrolet
Buick. “It’s very modern and accommodating, and we’re
happy to provide the best in sales and service from this
great new location.”
An increase of 20 acres means the new lot is able to
accommodate more than 100 vehicles. The dealership also
boasts 12 service bays, a hoist for heavy duty truck repairs,
a Quick Lube, and many customer friendly amenities.
“We believe a visit to our dealership is definitely a
welcome experience for customers,” said Klein.
Customers benefit from the children’s play area,
business workstations and wireless internet throughout
the dealership and parking
lot, the indoor temperature
controlled vehicle delivery
area, and coffee bar.
The new Klein
dealership handles
Chevrolet and Buick. Out of
their other facility they will
continue to offer Chrysler,
Dodge and Jeep, as well
as GM Certified and other
used vehicles. Visit www.
kleinauto.com for more
information.
715-823-2135
www.kleinauto.com
• SALES
• SERVICE
• PARTS
• COLLISION
CENTER
05097778
Nahh! Tackaway provides
all your equine needs
Looking for feed, tack,
or any other equine need?
Nahh! Tackaway has what you need.
Nahh! Tackaway is owned by
Judy Dreifuerst, who has dreamed
of owning a tack shop ever since
she was three years old, living in
the city.
As a young girl, Judy was always
finding a way to get the stables. She
often hitched rides with friends just
to spend time out with the horses.
After getting older and finding
her own place she met a friend in
Minnesota that was selling a couple
of American Quarter Horses and
she went to look. After going through a bunch, her eyes
landed on a liver chestnut colt. She named him Buck.
Throughout the years she learned about all the different
tack and training technics with horses. She wanted to open
a shop that would be able to help people find everything
they needed without trouble so she opened Nahh!
Tackaway, a family run tack and feed store dedicated to
helping horse owners with anything from supplies to feed
as well as lessons and training.
Judy has also been able to pass down the passion of
horses to her daughter Kellie. Training and caring for horse
runs in this family’s blood.
Nahh! Tackaway can provide everything an equine
owner needs. Whether you’re just starting out or have been
with horses for years, Nahh! Tackaway is happy to help you
enjoy the passion of being with horses.
Nahh! Tackaway
SEE US FOR...
• Horse Back Riding Lessons
• Clinics
• New & Consignment Tack
• Much MORE
Hours:
www.nahhtackaway.com
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More information is available by contacting
Nahh! Tackaway at 920-279-5568 or stop in at
N8936 Pleasant Lane, Clintonville.
05106340
Monday - Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday - Saturday
11:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sunday
11:00 am - 3:00 pm
OST provides physical therapy close to home
OST Clintonville has been serving the local
community since 2000, and is proudly involved in the local
community, schools and the Clintonville Area Chamber of
Commerce.
Leah Smejkal, MPT, LAT, CMTPT, has worked as a
physical therapist at Clintonville since 2002.
Rhonda Yeska, DPT, CMTPT, is a Waupaca native and
has worked at OST Clintonville since 2011.
Mike Justman, DPT, CMTPT, is a Clintonville native who
returned home after completing his doctorate in physical
therapy. Mike has been with OST since 2013.
Diane Knaack, patient care coordinator and Clintonville
native, has been with OST since 2006. She also teaches
fitness classes at the Clintonville location.
Diana Kasperek, patient care coordinator, lives in
Clintonville, and has been with OST since 2008.
What sets OST apart from other physical therapy
clinics? Their passion for continuing education helps
their patients feel better, quickly and affordably! They
see their patients 24 hours after referral and they will
verify patients’ insurance benefits for them. OST physical
therapists offer a customized plan of care for each patient
with one-on-one care.
OST Clintonville is located at 114 East Green Tree
Road and can be reached by phone at 715-823-3336. The
business is open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Friday. To learn more, visit www.ostpt.com or email
[email protected].
Orthopedic & Spine Therapy (OST)
“You have a choice in physical therapy!”
114 East Green Tree Road, Clintonville, WI ~ 715-823-3336
Hours: Monday-Friday 7-5 pm
www.ostpt.com
. Vestibular/Dizziness
. Sports Rehab
. Dry Needling
. Muscle Energy Techniques
. Specialists in physical therapy
. Osteopathic Manual Therapy
. Work Comp injuries
. Post-Surgical Rehab
No referral necessary unless your insurance plan requires it.
We’d be HAPPY to verify your insurance for you.
Patients seen within 24 hours of referral.
Leah Smejkal
MPT, LAT, CMTPT
Mike Justman
DPT, CMTPT
Rhonda Yeska
DPT, CMTPT
Dale and Joe Steinke can be seen busy at work taking care of customers in both the business aspect and the hands-on needs at Steinke Auto.
Reliable, affordable service
is a trademark of Steinke Auto
Steinke Auto has been in business in the greater
Clintonville area since 1972. It is family owned and
operated, and the company prides itself on employees that
genuinely care about their job and the services that they
provide. The business concentrates on a very rapid repair
time, and tries to make it an easy process for the customer.
The employees realize that an accident is a traumatic
event in someone’s life, and they help deal with insurance
companies, explaining benefits thoroughly, and try
to make it as smooth a process as possible
for customers. They even offer a free
courtesy vehicle during the short
time frame it takes to repair a
customer’s vehicle because they
don’t want the customer to be
inconvenienced in any way.
Steinke Auto offers 24-hour
towing service, collision repair, free
estimates, mechanical repair, radiator and A/C repair, oil
and filter changes, as well as offer vehicle accessories and
even have a lot offering dependable used cars that would fit
within any family’s budget.
Employees are encouraged to pursue continuing
education on the newest technologies in collision repair,
and the business provides the latest equipment and is
constantly upgrading with technology. Dale and Joe Steinke
can be seen busy at work taking care of customers in both
the business aspect and the hands-on needs within the
company. They proudly state that “our staff is the key. They
are dedicated employees that care deeply and do not need
supervision.” They also offer a limited lifetime warranty
on all repairs to back up their commitment to quality.
“Our goal is 100 percent satisfaction,” said Joe. “At Steinke
Auto we are so certain that you will be satisfied that we
guarantee efficient, prompt and reliable work, and honest
service.”
Some of the customer services offered
include complimentary automated
estimates, complete collision repair,
complete mechanical repair, glass
repair or replacement, aftermarket
accessory and stripe instillation,
on-site rental vehicles, 24-hour
towing, pick-up and delivery, early
bird vehicle drop off, and free wash and
vacuum.
“We address your vehicle needs with invisible repairs,
sensible prices, rapid repair timelines, and good people,”
Dale said.
Steinke Auto is located at 301 West Street, Clintonville,
and can be contacted at 715-823-3218 or via email at
[email protected]. Hours are Monday through Friday
from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, or by
appointment. Convenient informative website offering
current services and detailed used car sales can be found
at www.steinkeauto.net.
24 Hour Towing • Collision Repair
Used Car Sales • Free Estimates
“Specializing in
YOUR Vehicle”
301 West Street, Clintonville,WI
(Right off north Hwy 45)
715-823-3218
www.steinkeauto.com
05097884
Transmission Flush • Radiator & A/C Repair
Oil & Filter Change • UHaul
Alignments • License Plates Renewal
Tadych’s Econofoods:
Serving their customers since 1968
The folks at Tadych’s Econofoods have
worked hard to provide successful, family-owned
grocery operations in northeast Wisconsin and the upper
peninsula of Michigan. Jim Tadych founded the family
business in July of 1968.
When you ask Jim Tadych why he has been in the
supermarket business for over 46 years, he will tell you it is
because he loves people. Being able to fill the needs of his
customers has been his passion from the beginning. That
mind set has carried Jim from his first store in Brillion in
July of 1968, to the most recent acquisition of his store in
Clintonville.
It should come as no surprise Jim Tadych took to the
grocery business.
His father, Victor, got into the grocery business as a
teenager in the 1920s and left school early for his first meat
market job. That job led Victor to open Fairview Market
in Manitowoc: a small general store and market where Jim
started packing potatoes when he was grade school age.
He would work before and after school, though he and
his brother Jerry were sometimes caught throwing rotten
potatoes at each other!
In the early 1960s, Jim took time away from his father’s
family business to serve his country in the Army. Upon his
return, he got married and started his family.
Jim realized his father’s store could not adequately
support the many family members now involved. So, in the
mid 1960s he began to search for a store to buy.
The search proved difficult until 1968 when he found
a small “mom and pop” grocery store in Brillion. It was
a turn of the century blacksmith shop converted into a
grocery store with less than 700 square feet of space.
For decades it was known as Doughty’s Grocery,
although the Keenway name remained on the building. You
can find a picture of this store prominently displayed in
every Tadych’s Econofoods.
The store’s original owner, Francis Doughty, had passed
away and his wife Freida was ready to sell. However, she
hadn’t realized Jim was a potential buyer. She thought he
was applying for a job. She told him, “We’re not hiring
anymore.”
Ultimately, Freida sold the store to Jim. Both Victor and
Freida helped finance the deal and further supported Jim
by not calling in their loans during the early years.
The store served as a modest beginning for Jim. He, his
wife Pat and their three kids lived above the store. In his
first days of self employ, Jim asked himself more than once
what he had gotten into.
Forty-five years after T & C Market first opened its
doors, Jim Tadych knows the answer to the question he
asked himself in 1968.
“I have gotten into, not only a business or career, but
a way of life. A blessed life filled with many challenges,”
he said. “But those challenges are offset by the many great
friends, employees and customers I get to work with every
day.”
Jim’s son Mike is now the president of the company,
though Jim is still very involved with major decisions and
day-to-day operations.
Tadych’s Econofoods History
1968: T&C Market founded after the purchase of
Doughty’s Grocery store in Brillion
1969: Built T & C Market adjacent to old building
1971: Purchased Dingeldein’s Market in Forrest
Junction
1974: Opened T & C Market Shawano
1978: Moved T & C Market to 205 N. Main St. (Hub
Shopping Center)
Late 1970s: purchased four Park ‘n Markets in Appleton
with partner Ralph Moehring
1981: Opened Save A Buck in Sturgeon Bay
1986: Opened first Econofoods in Iron Mountain, MI
1989: Opened Econofoods in Sturgeon Bay, moving
from Save a Buck
1989: Opened Econofoods in Marquette, MI
1992: Opened Econofoods in Houghton, MI
1995: Opened Econofoods in Plover
2001: Purchased Econofoods in Clintonville
2007: Remodeled and added on to the Clintonville store
2009: Opened “Tadych’s Econofoods” in Brillion
2009: Started using the “Tadych’s“ brand on/in stores
Groceries
Bakery
Meats
Produce
Liquor
& Much
More
Floral, DNR Licensing, Rug Doctor,
Photo Copies, Laminating, Lottery Lotto,
Stamps, Fax Service,
05097756
Quality, Selection,
Value & Service
278 S. Main St., clintonville (715) 823-5147
HourS: Mon. - Sun. 6a.M. to 10p.M.
We accept Wic coupons, Quest & eBt cards
We reserve the right to correct printing errors & quantities. not all items are available in all our Stores.
Website www.TadychsEconofoods.com
Customer Suggestion Hotline • 1-877-295-4558
the best in
tires, wheels
and auto repair
Pomp’s Tire of Clintonville is your one stop
shop for tires, wheels and auto repair services. Located at
170 Bennett St., the mechanics at Pomp’s are ready to get
your car rolling with the safest and most popular brand
names in the tire industry.
Pomp’s Tire employs a well-trained staff specializing
in the sale and installation of passenger car,
performance, light truck, or SUV tires from well-known
brands such as Kelly, Michelin, Firestone, Bridgestone,
Yokohama, Hankook, Bandag General/Continental, and
Goodyear.
Pomp’s is also one of the leading auto repair shops
serving customers in Clintonville. All automotive repair
and mechanic services at Pomp’s Tire are performed
by highly qualified mechanics. Pomp’s mechanic shop
works on numerous vehicles with the use of quality
truck and car repair equipment. Whether you drive a
passenger car, medium sized truck, mini-van, or SUV, the
mechanics at Pomp’s strive to ensure that your vehicle
will be performing at its best before leaving the service
bay. The auto repair shop is capable of servicing a variety
of makes and models. Pomp’s has superior standards,
showing that their mechanics always have the best
interests of our customers in mind. The mechanics at
Pomp’s can give you a reliable estimate of any automotive
repair issue you might be facing.
At Pomp’s, complete customer satisfaction is the top
priority. Their car repair services have a longstanding
reputation for quality repairs. Whether you need routine
auto maintenance services or necessary car repairs,
Pomp’s will be happy to serve you.
Repair services offered include: axle/CV/drive shaft
repair; belts and hoses; brake repair; climate control
system/cooling system repairs; diesel engine repair;
differential repair; electrical systems repair; engine
diagnostics; exhaust system repair; lube, oil and filter
change; preventative maintenance; and much more.
Pomp’s Tire in Clintonville is managed by Don
Schweitzer. Pomp’s can be reached by phone at 715-8232430 or by fax at 715-823-6834. The shop is located at
170 Bennett Street.
Pomp’s Tire Service, Inc.
Pomp’s
170 Bennet St. Clintonville WI
(715) 823-2430
Fax (715) 823-6634
05094004
Get Peace of Mind
at
“The Living Room”
Coffee Shop & Vintage Gifts:
a place to rest , rela x , and recharge
Area residents looking for a place to relax and recharge have a great option in “The Living
Room”, a coffee and vintage gift shop located at 85 South Main Street.
The Living Room Coffee Shop & Vintage Gifts, LLC offers a full coffee bar available with espresso, lattes, tea, freezes,
and fresh-made bakery items. There is also a light-lunch menu available with quality wraps, soup and grilled cheese
sandwiches.
The shop accommodates those looking to relax and lounge on a comfy couch, as well as those who prefer to sit at a
table. The Living Room, LLC has created a nook within their space specifically for customers to relax in the flat screen TV
area. There is also a separate room available to reserve for private meetings. In addition, vintage gifts, antiques, and art
items are available for purchase. Free Wi-Fi is available for guests.
Guests are invited to come in, look around at the retail items, have a beverage and/or a pastry, read a book, meet up with
friends, or just come in to relax for a few moments and refresh the soul.
To learn more about “The Living Room”, call 715-460-3223 or visit their website at www.atthelivingroom.com.
Full Coffee Bar - Including Fresh Bakery, Soup,
Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, Wraps & Ice Cream
• Check out our antique and vintage gift items
• Private Meeting Room Available
“Great Coffee in a Relaxed Atmosphere”
85 S. Main St. Clintonville, WI | 715-460-3223
[email protected] • www.atthelivingroom.com
05097653
Hours:
M-F 6:00am - 5:00pm | Sat. 7am - 2pm | Sun. 8:am-1pm
Cobblestone Inn and Suites:
Your home away from home
Cobblestone Inn and Suites is conveniently
located and offers a quiet and comforting place to relax
and enjoy all the comforts of home. Businesses like
Seagrave, Walker Forge, and Schutt Industries send
customers to Cobblestone Inn and Suites, as well as
residents at large. Those who stay at Cobblestone Inn and
Suites can find an affordable, close alternative for guests to
stay and appreciate all that the community has to offer.
The hotel is a 100 percent smoke-free environment, and
offers a hot breakfast bar and morning newspaper to strart
out your day. There are also a coffee maker, microwave,
refrigerator, flat panel TV, and DVD players in every room
to make staying in feel more like home. Free wireless highspeed internet enables a current resident to complete work
tasks, send important emails, or just browse at their leisure.
There is an on-site exercise facility, a full liquor bar,
and whirlpool suites to make staying more enjoyable
and effortless. A guest laundry and on-site convenience
store provide amenities that make guests able to walk in
knowing that everything they need is just a few steps away
from their front door. There is even an outdoor grilling
area to complete a home-like atmosphere for entertaining,
as well as a luxurious bed ready and waiting when the day
has ended.
Cobblestone Inn and Suites is filling the lodging needs
of many smaller communities by introducing an upscale
Cobblestone Inn and Suites is located off Hwy. 45 at 175 Waupaca Street,
where guests will find all the comforts of home at affordable rates.
building at a convenient location with a friendly and
welcoming staff. It provides a wonderful opportunity for
prospective new residents to explore the local recreational
and business opportunities, as well as offer current
residents a place to unwind, relax, and enjoy time away
from home without having to worry about traveling very
far to obtain an affordable getaway.
To make a reservation or check availability, call 715823-2000 or toll free at 888-693-8262. Cobblestone Inn and
Suites of Clintonville is located off Hwy. 45 at 175 Waupaca
Street. Check-in is at 3 p.m., and check-out is at 11 a.m.
Pets are also welcome at $15 per night per pet. For more
information, visit www.cobblestoneinns.com.
175 Waupaca Street
(715) 823-2000
100% Smoke-Free • Hot Breakfast Bar • Free Weekday Newspaper • Full Liquor Bar
Microwave & Refrigerator in every room • Coffee Service in every room
Free Wireless High Speed Internet • On-Site Exercise Facility • Whirlpool Suites
Guest Laundry • On-Site Convenience Store • Outdoor Grilling Area
• Flat Panel TVs • Upgraded Bedding
RESERVATIONS
888.693.8262
cobblestoneinns.com
05031796
clintonville chamber business listings
Accommodations - Lodging
175 Waupaca Street
Phone: 715-823-2000
Fax: 715-823-2017
www.cobblestoneinns.com
The Landmark Motel
5 N. Main Street
Clintonville, WI 54929-1528
Phone: 715-823-7899
Fax: 715-823-1413
www.thelandmarkmotel.com
Accountants /
Tax Professionals
All-Ways Accounting
51 TenthStreet
Phone: 715-823-3938
Fax: 715-823-4968
H & R Block
6 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2603
Fax: 715-823-1404
www.hrblock.com
KerberRose S,C,
25 E. ThirdStreet
Phone: 715-823-6461
Fax: 715-823-7443
www.kerberrose.com
Tri-County Tax Services, LTD
45 Sixth Street
Phone: 715-823-7100
Fax: 715-823-715-0
Agriculture / Farms
Clintonville Elevator
215 Autumn Street
Phone: 715-823-3610
Fax: 715-823-7349
Glendale Farms, Inc.
N9895 Kluth Road
Phone: 715-823-6829
Fax: 715-823-4471
www.glendalestrawberries.com
Ambulance/Fire
& Rescue Services
Clintonville Area
Ambulance Service
3 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5967
Fax: 715-823-1379
Assisted Living Facilities /
Adult Care / Elderly Services
Aster Retirement
Community
38 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4344
Fax: 715-823-4484
www.angelus-retirement.com
170 Bennett Street
Phone: 715-823-2430
Fax: 715-823-6834
Steinke Auto Inc.
25 N. 12th Street
Phone: 715-823-3541
Fax: 715-823-1447
301 WestStreet
Phone: 715-823-3218
Fax: 715-823-1479
www.steinkeauto.com
Greentree Health
& Rehab Center
Tag’s Auto
Phone: 715-823-2194
Fax: 715-823-1306
www.greentreehealthand
rehabilitation.com
E8603 W. FirstStreet
Phone: 715-823-4192
Fax: 715-823-6677
Banquet Facilities / Bowling
Clintonville Lanes
and Banquet Hall
KindredHearts
Phone: 715-823-7300
Fax: 715-823-7302
www.khearts.com
250 County Rd. I
Phone: 715-823-6555
Fax: 715-823-2923
www.clintonvillelanes.com
Pine Manor HCC
1625 E. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3135
Fax: 715-823-1313
www.pinemanorhealthcarecenter.com
Attorney/Lawyer
135A S. Main Street
Phone: 920-560-4651
Fax: 920-968-4650
www.legacylawllc.com
Wolf River Lawyers
1 S. Main Street, Suite 4
Clintonville, WI54929
Phone: 715-823-4669
Fax: 920-779-9960
www.wolfriverlawyers.com
Auto – Dealers /
Repair Care / Towing
Clintonville Motors
650 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3154
Fax: 715-823-8079
www.clintonvilleford.com
111 W. Madison Street
Phone: 715-823-2135
Fax: 715-823-1391
www.kleinauto.com
Pomp’s Tire Service
Clintonville Housing
Authority
Legacy Law Group LLC
Klein Chevrolet Buick, Inc.
Barbers / Beauty Shops /
Salons / Tanning
Modern Hair Designers
7 NinthStreet
Phone: 715-823-3314
Fax: 715-823-4241
Modern Hair II
12 Ninth Street
Phone: 715-823-6888
Modern Hair III
117 E. Main Street
Embarrass, WI 54933
Phone: 715-823-4801
Studio 22-Pam O’Connor
42 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2201
Builders / Contracters /
Carpenters / Remodeling
71 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2125
Fax: 715-823-5614
www.ahtwindows.com
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Keller, Inc.
United Methodist Church
N216 State Road 55
Kaukauna, WI 54130
Phone: 920-766-5795
Fax: 920-766-5004
www.kellerbuilds.com
Schley Buildings LLC
E10885 Eulrich Road
Phone: 715-823-6109
Fax: 715-823-6100
www.schleybuildings.com
24 W. 13th Street
Phone: 715-823-3523
www.clintonvilleumc.org
Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church
P.O. Box 197, 118 Church Street
Embarrass, WI 54933
Phone: 715-823-3889
Communications /
Cable TV / Computer /
Internet / Telephone / Cell
Torborgs Lumber Inc.
10 Fifth Street
Phone: 715-823-3113
Fax: 715-823-3113
Cellcom
1580 Mid Valley Drive
DePere, WI 54115
Phone: 920-617-7171
Fax: 920-339-4037
www.cellcom.com
Church
Calvary Apostolic Church
535 McKinley Avenue
Phone: 715-823-2202
www.calvaryapostolic.com
Datastep II
44 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6057
Fax: 715-823-6053
www.datastep2.com
Christ Congregational UCC
70 S. Main Street
P.O. Box 245
Phone: 715-823-2365
www.clintonvilleucc.org
Frontier Communications
26 W. 12th Street
Phone: 715-823-7711
Fax: 715-823-1400
http://frontier.com
Christus Lutheran Church
135 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6521
www.christusclintonville.org
Faith Lutheran Church
Lifetime Computer Services
144 Maize Street
Phone: 715-823-5918
www.lifetimecs.com
545 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4005
Grace Lutheran Church
409 W. Willow Street
Bear Creek, WI 54922
Phone: 715-752-4855
www.gracetrinitylcms.org
St. Martin Lutheran
Church & School
Phone: 715-823-6538
Fax: 715-823-1464
www.stmlc.org
St. Rose/St. Mary’s School
140 Auto Street
Phone: 715-823-4360
Fax: 715-823-6010
www.ssrmparishes.org
Loop Communications
N7193 Akron Avenue
Waupaca, WI54981
Phone: 715-256-0999
www.loopcommunications.net
Sound Designs Security
& Electric
N4553 Spruce Road
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-584-2878
UltraCom Wireless
Communication
2014
8 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4133
www.ultracomwireless.com
Commercial Supplies &
Services / Wholesalers
Bromak Sales, Inc.
E9770 Seventh Street
Phone: 715-823-4429
Fax: 715-823-7493
Wisconsin DistributorsAppleton,LLC
3010 N. Zuehlke Drive
Appleton, WI 54911
Phone: 920-733-7414
Fax: 920-733-7013
Day Care
Tiny Truckers Day Care
Center, Inc.
49 Tenth Street
Phone: 715-823-6792
www.tinytruckersdaycare.org
Dog Grooming
Mid-Town Grooming, Inc.
P.O. Box 133, 125 N. Main Street
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-2006
Education / Training
Clintonville Public Schools
Phone: 715-823-7215
Fax: 715-823-1315
www.clintonville.k12.wi.us
Fox Valley Technical College
525 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-1555
Fax: 715-823-1307
www.fvtc.edu
Wolf River School to Work
1263 S. Main Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-526-4760
Fax: 715-524-3127
Electricians /
Electrical Contractors
Krueger’s Sign and Electric
300 Industrial Avenue
Phone: 715-823-5121
Fax: 715-823-5393
Olson’s Rural Electric
N2810 Circle Drive
Phone: 715-823-6882
Fax: 715-823-2550
www.olsonsruralelectric.com
Equine Services /
Horseback Riding
Nahh! Tackaway
N8936 Pleasant Lane
Phone: 920-279-5568
Excavating
Central Wisconsin
Equipment
204 Industrial Drive
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-4664
Fax: 715-754-1304
www.centralwisconsinequipment.com
Financial &
Investment Services
Associated Bank
105 Main Street
Embarrass, WI 54933
Phone: 715-823-2111
Fax: 715-823-7183
www.associatedbank.com
BMO Harris Bank
60 Tenth Street
Phone: 715-823-8505
Fax: 715-823-1377
www4.harrisbank.com
Edward Jones Investments
53 TenthStreet
Phone: 715-823-3789
Fax: 877-575-6653
www.edwardjones.com
First National Bank
135 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3131
Fax: 715-823-5173
www.fnbwaupaca.com
First State Bank
60 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6700
Fax: 715-823-2925
www.BankFirstState.com
Fox Communities
Credit Union
3 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2191
Fax: 715-823-7433
www.foxcu.org
Wanta’s Floral & Gifts
GreenStone Farm
Credit Services
147 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3158
Fax: 715-823-6865
www.wantasfloral.com
300 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2128
Fax: 715-823-1343
www.greenstonefcs.com
Golf Course
Riverside Golf Course
Fitness
100 Club House Drive
Phone: 715-823-2992
www.riversidegolfing.com
Hard Core Fitness LLC
143 S. Main Street
Phone: 920-915-3112
www.hard-core-fitness.com
Graphic Design / Printing
Funeral & Cremation Services
Beil-Didier Funeral Home
& Cremation Services
299 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4565
Fax: 715-823-7810
www.beil-didier.com
Gas Stations / Convenience
Stores / Truck Stops
Marion Plaza
1107 N. Main Street
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-2050
Fax: 715-754-2050
Gifts / Flowers / Specialties
Erickson Health Mart
Pharmacy
8 S.Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2222
www.ericksonhealthmart
pharmacy.com
Flowers and Things
29 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5131
Fax: 715-823-5673
www.flowersandthings.us
Trophies and Treasures
50 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2248
Fax: 715-823-4608
www.trophiesandtreasures.com
122 S. Main St.
Phone: 715-823-2797
Fax: 715-823-4194
B&J Custom Graphics
Eberhardt-Stevenson
Funeral Home & Crematory
53 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2450
Fax: 715-823-3010
www.eberhardtstevenson.com
A to Z Signs & Graphics
814 Waukechon Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-526-3933
Fax: 715-526-1813
www.bjcustom.net
Cambridge Design
200 Walnut Street
Phone: 262-490-1607
www.yourinvitationplace.com/
cambridgedesign
Grocery / Bakery / Liquor
Tadych’s Econofoods
278 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5147
Fax: 715-823-1415
www.tadycheconofoods.com
Health / Dental / Medical
/ Optometrists / Spa
Clintonville Family
Dentistry
112 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2233
Fax: 715-823-5720
www.clintonvillefamilydentistry.com
John W. Connelly, D.D.S.
270 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6777
Fax: 715-823-6788
Erickson Home Medical
Equipment
8 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2106
www.ericksonhomemedical.com
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Griebenow Eyecare Clintonville
ThedaCare At Home
45 Tenth Street
Phone: 715-823-5112
Fax: 715-823-5959
www.griebenoweyecare.com
Orthopedic & Spine
Therapy
1405 Mill Street
New London, WI 54961
Phone: 920-531-2071
Fax: 920-531-2098
www.thedacare.org
136 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2020
Fax: 715-823-7124
http://spectacularvisionltd.com
370 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5161
Fax: 715-823-5117
www.thedacare.org
Total Harmony
E6201 Fuhs Road
Manawa, WI 54949
Phone: 920-596-3276
Fax: 920-596-2276
127 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5141
Fax: 715-823-8231
http://rolsonagency.com
Johnson Insurance
Agency, Inc.
ThedaCare Physicians
100 County Road B
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-524-1488
www.wiruralhealth.org
Spectacular Visions, Inc.
American Family InsuranceRonda Olson Agency
ThedaCare Medical Center
114 E. Greentree Road
Phone: 715-823-3336
Fax: 715-823-3936
www.ostpt.com
Rural Health Initiative
Insurance
3000 E. College Ave., Ste. A
Appleton, WI 54915
Phone: 920-969-0919
Fax: 920-969-0020
www.thedacare.org
144 South Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2133
Fax: 715-823-2152
www.insureyourworld.com
Marine Insurance Services,
LLC
45A S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-8630
Fax: 715-823-5765
www.insurewithmarine.com
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Northwestern Mutual
1213 E. Green Bay Street,
P.O. Box 374
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-460-0333
Fax: 920-749-4789
www.nmfn.com/kyleklotzbuecher
State Farm Insurance
40 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5115
Fax: 715-823-1426
www.dalemahlik.com
Thrivent Financial
for Lutherans
148 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2180
Fax: 715-823-3609
www.thrivent.com
Woodside Financial
Services
E7980 Magolski Road
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-2166
Fax: 715-754-5172
Manufacturing / Industrial
Creative Converting, Inc.
255 Spring Street
Phone: 715-823-3104
Fax: 715-823-5232
www.convertinginc.com
Marion Body Works, Inc.
211 W. Ramsdell Street
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-5261
Fax: 715-754-1303
www.marionbody.com
Schutt Industries
Phone: 715-823-8025
Fax: 715-823-8027
www.schuttindustries.com
Seagrave Fire Apparatus
LLC
105 E. Twelfth Street
Phone: 715-823-2141
Fax: 715-823-5767
www.seagrave.com
Specialized Products Ltd.
200 Summer St.
Phone: 715-823-3727
Fax: 715-823-7760
www.specializedproductsltd.com
Walker Forge, Inc.
250 Spring Street
Phone: 715-823-6557 ext 244
Fax: 715-823-3783
www.walkerforge.com
Marketing
Bill Zeinert LLC
95 Industrial Drive
Phone: 920-639-5001
www.billzeinert.com
Media / Newspapers /
Radio Stations
Clintonville Chronicle
10 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 30
Phone: 715-823-7323
Fax: 715-823-4329
www.clintonvillechronicle.com
Clintonville Shoppers’
Guide
21 Ninth Street
Phone: 715-823-3107
Fax: 715-823-1364
www.waupacanow.com
Clintonville Tribune Gazette
21 NinthStreet
Phone: 715-823-3151
Fax: 715-823-7479
www.waupacanow.com
WTCH-AM / WOWN-FM /
WOTE-AM / WJMQ-FM
1456 E. Green Bay Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-524-2194
Fax: 715-524-9980
www.wtcham960.com
Organizations / Clubs
Clintonville Area
Foundation
P.O. Box 244
Clintonville Area
Historical Society
E8702 River Road
Phone: 715-823-5695
Clintonville Lions Club
922 S. Water Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-823-6461
Clintonville Masonic Lodge
P.O. Box 66
Phone: 715-823-3515
www.clintonvillemasons.com
Clintonville Rotary Club
P.O. Box 132
Phone: 715-823-2488
Marion Civic Group
P.O. Box 531
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-5226
Navarino Nature Center
W5646 Lindsten Rd.
Shiocton, WI 54170
Phone: 715-758-6999
www.navarino.org
Shawano Ski Sharks
P.O. Box 411
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 920-609-7218
www.skisharks.org
United Way, Clintonville
& Vicinity
P.O. Box 116
Phone: 715-823-4186
Wolf River Area Healthcare
Foundation
1405 Mill Street
New London, WI 54961
Phone: 920-531-2221
www.wolfriverfoundation.org
Public
City of Clintonville
50 Tenth Street
Phone: 715-823-7600
Fax: 715-823-1352
www.clintonvillewi.org
Real Estate / Developers /
Auctioneers
O’Connor Sales and Realty
95 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5144
Fax: 715-823-1316
www.orealty.com
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Schroeder & Kabble Realty
92 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-7653
Fax: 715-823-7658
www.skrealty.net
Restaurants / Fast Foods /
Coffee Shops
D Mitchell Interiors, Inc.
55 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2114
Fax: 715-823-1361
Erickson Health Mart
Pharmacy
8 S.Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2222
www.ericksonhealthmartpharmacy.com
A&W Restaurant
271 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3355
www.awrestaurants.com
Mills Fleet Farm
500 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6571
Chicken On The Run
325-1/2 S. Main Street
Clintonville, WI54929
Phone: 715-823-3663
Office Outfitters
120 W. Badger St.
Waupaca, WI 54981
Phone: 715-258-3989
Fax: 715-258-3907
www.officewaupaca.com
Culver’s of Clintonville
105 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3285
Fax: 715-341-7786
www.culvers.com
Shopko Hometown
291 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3141
Fax: 715-823-3143
www.shopkohometown.com
Mathew’s Supper Club
155 Eighth Street
Phone: 715-823-3463
Walgreen’s
201 S. Main Street
Clintonville, Wi 54929
Phone: 715-823-4238
McDonald’s
287 S. Main st.
Phone: 715-823-5540
Fax: 715-823-5541
www.mcwisconsin.com/18214
52 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5311
Fax: 715-823-4888
B&H Footwear
48 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4880
Fax: 715-823-4888
The Konop Companies, Inc.
1725 Industrial Drive
Green Bay, WI 54302
Phone: 920-468-8517
Fax: 920-469-5088
www.konopcompanies.com
Transportation
Clintonville Motors
650 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3154
Fax: 715-823-8079
www.clintonvilleford.com
Koeppen’s Medical
Transports
Phone: 715-823-5711
Fax: 715-823-1368
http://medicaltransportwisconsin.com
Lamers Bus Lines
123 Waupaca Street
Phone: 715-823-4123
Fax: 715-823-5762
www.golamers.com
Storage
E9770 Seventh Street
Phone: 715-823-3878
Fax: 715-823-7493
Services
71 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2125
Fax: 715-823-5614
www.ahtwindows.com
Retail / Department Stores /
Pharmacies
B&H Fashionwear
P.O. Box 249
Bear Creek, WI 54922
Phone: 715-752-3313
Fax: 715-752-3631
www.newpromosale.com
Stowaway Mini Storage
The Living Room Coffee
Shop & Vintage Gifts
85 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-460-3223
www.atthelivingroom.com
N.E.W. Promotions
& Apparel LLC
First Call Locksmith
N11425 State Road 22
Phone: 715-853-8393
www.firstcalllocksmith.com
Ignite Payments
2014
3126 Jaguar Lane
Green Bay, WI 54313
Phone: 920-615-6691
Fax: 920-544-5827
Pigeon River Brewing:
Your destination for outstanding beer
The folks at Pigeon River Brewing believe
beer is more than just a catalyst for drunkenness, but it
need not be held on a pedestal as a rare delicacy. They
subscribe to the philosophy that, “from man’s sweat and
God’s love, beer came into the world” (St. Arnold of Metz,
Patron Saint of Brewers). They feel that high-quality beer
is a gift from God, which should be enjoyed with our
daily bread to nourish our bodies and souls and bring
merriment to every day.
When Nathan Knaack and Mathew Wichman crossed
paths, it was immediately obvious that they had a lot in
common: both were proudly born and bred Wisconsinites
with agricultural roots, German heritage, and above all
passion for drinking and brewing great beer. As members
of the University of Wisconsin-Platteville’s Brew Club, the
pair developed their knowledge and skill for brewing beer.
After graduation, they pooled together and purchased
a 1-barrel brewing system and a few bulk tanks from
local dairy farmers. With this system, they experimented,
developed, and perfected recipes until they knew that they
had arrived at a product which needed to be shared with
the world.
In the fall of 2011, Nate and his wife Kayla purchased a
former bar and restaurant to be converted into a brewpub.
After many months of renovating and applying for
permits, Pigeon River Brewing finally opened July 18, 2012
in honor of the feast day of St. Arnold of Metz, patron saint
of brewers.
Their mission is to provide our customers with
outstanding beer to enjoy in jovial surroundings. They
carry out this mission by brewing beers based on timehonored recipes from around the world; using the highest
quality grains, hops, and yeast, without compromise; and
encouraging patrons to seek beer which delights their
tastes, warms their hearts, and stirs their souls…and then
encouraging them to have another.
Pigeon River Brewing Co. serves many different styles
of beer from light to dark and in between. They offer a
large selection, with 18 tap lines including their very own
gourmet sodas as well as a full liquor bar with wine.
If you’re interested in taking home Pigeon River Beer,
they sell 1/2 gallon glass growler jugs for $12 for your
first full growler and $10 thereafter for refills. Pigeon
River Brewing also bottles their own beer and plans to
sell upwards of 1,000 ½ beer barrels equivalent of beer
this year.
Pigeon River Brewing Co. is located at W12710 U.S.
Highway 45 in Marion. Their hours of operation are from
4 p.m. to close Wednesday through Friday, and 11 a.m. to
close on Saturday and Sunday. The brew pub is closed on
Monday and Tuesday.
To learn more, call 715-256-PRB1 (7721) or email
[email protected].
sides
and starters
BEER FLIGHT SIX 4.5OZ SAMPLES OF PIGEON RIVER BEER 5.00
HOUSE MADE FRIES HAND CUT FRIES. FULL 2.50, HALF 1.75
REGULAR FRIES SHOESTRING FRENCH FRIES FULL 2.50, HALF 1.75
FRESH CHIPS HAND CUT CHIPS FULL 2.50, HALF 1.75
ONION RINGS THICK SLICED ONIONS HAND BATTERED WITH PIGEON RIVER BEER 3.00
CHEESE CURDS GIANT CHUNKS OF CHEESE HAND BATTERED WITH PIGEON RIVER BEER 4.00
pizzas
CHEESE 7.00 (12”), 4.25 (7”)
VEGGIE 7.50 (12”), 4.50 (7”)
SAUSAGE 8.50 (12”), 5.00 (7”)
PEPPERONI 8.50 (12”), 5.00 (7”)
PEPPERONI & SAUSAGE 9.50 (12”), 5.75 (7”)
SUPREME 9.50 (12”), 5.75 (7”)
MEAT LOVERS 9.50 (12”), 5.75 (7”)
SAUSAGE & MUSHROOM 9.50 (12”), 5.75 (7”)
BACON CHEESEBURGER 9.50 (12”), 5.75 (7”)
BBQ CHICKEN 9.50 (12”), 5.75 (7”)
CHICKEN, BACON, RANCH 9.50 (12”), 5.75 (7”)
hand-pattied BUrGers
Our 1/3 pound burgers are hand-pattied with a special season blend from locally grown beef. Served on Pub style rolls.
Make it a double: $2, Lettuce/Tomato/Pickles/Onions: 25 cents each
THE PIGEON RIVER
ORIGINAL QUALITY BEEF
SHINES IN A NAKED
BURGER 4.00, BASKET 5.75
THE ALL-AMERICAN
CHEESEBURGER WITH
DUPONT MONTEREY JACK
5.00, BASKET 6.00
BACON CHEESEBURGER TOPPED WITH DUPONT
MONTEREY-JACK AND BACON 6.00, BASKET 8.00
MUSHROOM & SWISS FRIED MUSHROOMS, SWISS AND
STEAK SAUCE 6.25, BASKET 8.25
BLACK & BLUE BLACKENED BURGER WITH BACON,
BLUE CHEESE, FRIED ONIONS AND STEAK
SAUCE 6.25, BASKET 8.25
WESTERN ONION RINGS, DUPONT MONTEREY JACK
AND BBQ SAUCE 6.25, BASKET 8.25
SPICY JALAPENOS, FRIED ONIONS, DUPONT
HABANERO JACK AND SRIRACHA 6.25, BASKET 8.25
OVER-EASY AN OVER-EASY EGG,** DUPONT
MONTEREY JACK AND TABASCO 6.25, BASKET 8.25
chicken
Add lettuce, tomato, pickles and grilled or raw onions to any sandwich for 25 cents each.
CHICKEN SANDWICH. 6 OUNCE BREAST FILLET. GRILLED OR FRIED 5.00, BASKET 7.00
CBR BREAST, BACON, RANCH AND MONTEREY JACK. GRILLED OR FRIED 6.50, BASKET 8.50
CHICKEN TENDERS WHITE MEAT TENDERS BREADED AND DEEP FRIED 5.00, BASKET 7.00
WednesdaY WinGs
$4 per pOUnd
HoNEy BBQ
HoNEy MuSTARD
WHISKEy BBQ
gARlIC pARM
CHEESE
BuffAlo
KIM B’S oRIgINAl BBQ
CREAMy SRIRACHA
BACoN
HoRSERADISH
HoT & SpICy
MAplE SyRup
RoASTED gARlIC
thUrsdaY tacOs
SERvED fRoM
4:00-8:00
All you CAN EAT
$7
TACo BuffET
Hard and Soft Shell Tacos
with all the fixings
fridaY fish frY
Fish fries are served with coleslaw, rye bread and choice of potato. Potato choices
include homemade fries, regular (shoestring) fries, German potato salad or potato salad.
COD HAND-BATTERED WITH PIGEON RIVER BEER
2 PIECE 8.50, 3 PIECE 10.50, 4 PIECE 12.50
PERCH HAND-BREADED AND DEEP FRIED
2 PIECE 11.50, 3 PIECE 14.00,4 PIECE 16.50
HADDOCK HAND-BATTERED WITH PIGEON RIVER
BEER OR BAKED WITH MELTED BUTTER
2 PIECE 11.50, 3 PIECE 14.00, 4 PIECE 16.50
. *prices subject to change, see Pigeon River for details.
W12710 U.S. Highway 45 | Marion, WI
(715) 256-PRB1 (7721)
Hours:
Wed-Fri: 4pm-CLOSE • Sat-Sun: 11am-CLOSE
Mon-Tues: CLOSED
PigeonRiverBrewing.com
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