Richter`s Marketplace - Burlington Chamber of Commerce

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JULY 2015
BURLINGTON…DISCOVER THE TREASURES
Greater Chocolate City
Join us on September 15 for the
Golf Outing
Does your game need a little help?
No matter how good a golfer a
person is, we all can use a good tip
now and then. Some of us more
"now" than "then"! Whether you're a
beginner or a veteran golfer, this
golf tip can help.
Ladies and Gentlemen, don’t miss
this fun filled day at Hawk’s View
Golf Club! Enjoy a day on the links
with friends and colleagues. It’s a
scramble – best ball is played. This
event is open to the public.
Fee includes lunch and dinner, golf,
cart, range, closest to the pin prizes
among others and a chance to win
that Hole-in-One $10,000 prize!
Remember 2 years ago – Rick
Tinder won that prize! This highlight
Hole-In-One competition is
sponsored by Boardwalk
Apartments/Styza Properties.
The forecast is fun so don’t miss out
– register today! Early birds get the
discount!
Our lunch at 11:00 am is
sponsored by Stowell’s Catering,
with the Shotgun Start promptly at
noon.
Non-golfers stop by at 5:30 for the
19th Hole Social Hour, which
includes dinner for $25. Go to
www.burlingtonchamber.org and
download the registration form or
call the Burlington Area Chamber
of Commerce at 763-6044 for more
information.
Who’s proudly
on your sponsored by
team? TOWN
BANK!
Played as a scramble golfers/community members of
all levels are welcome:
In a scramble, each player tees
off on each hole. The best of
the tee shots is selected and all
players play their second shots
from that spot. The best of the
second shot is determined, then
all play their third shot from that
spot and so on until the ball is
holed. Don’t miss the fun
including $10,000 Hole-in-One!
Sponsorship packages
are available:
Sponsorship levels and
packages are available. Our
Event Sponsor for this year is
Town Bank. Our Lunch Sponsor
is Stowell’s Catering, Cart
Sponsor is WLKG 96.1, The
Hole-in-One Sponsor is the
Boardwalk Apts/Styza
Properties. Event Hole sponsors:
Ansay & Associates, Community
State Bank, Educators Credit
Union, Talk of the Town/US
Cellular, United Way of Racine
County, (YOUR NAME HERE)
Hole Sponsors:
Culligan Water Conditioning, Daniel's Family Funeral Home, Hoffman
Management Inc., RKW Redi Mix Concrete, Inc., YellowBook (YOUR NAME
HERE) Sponsorship levels include Dinner sponsor, 19th Hole Sponsor, Event
Hole Sponsor, Hole Sponsor, and ‘Don’t Hassle Me’ Bag Sponsor. For more
details on these sponsorship opportunities contact the Chamber at 262763-6044 or visit the Chamber website www.burlingtonchamber.org.
Donate a raffle item:
Donate a raffle item and have your business name listed as a Raffle Item
Sponsor at the golf outing.
Help Support all of the chamber programs and events throughout the year,
including the Christmas Parade, Santa’s Chalet and scholarships.
Discover
Life in Burlington
By Jan Ludtke, Executive Director
Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce
Grab a blanket and cozy up this
Independence Day while the
skies light up with fireworks. This
year there are two great options;
just choose your preference.
Check out all the fireworks
displays and times in this issue.
Honor the red, white and blue
with us and enjoy! Area festivities include music
and dancing, summer fare and food, a water ski
show and boat parade, fireworks and fun with
friends. Come early and stay late and show off
your patriotic colors for an unforgettable
Fourth of July.
For countless summers, Burlington merchants have
given great bargains to throngs of shoppers during
Maxwell Street and Community Sidewalk Sales.
This longstanding challenge is taken seriously by
shoppers the last Friday and Saturday each July.
Part of that attraction is the fabulous Burlington
Library Book Sale, and, serious bargains.
July has a ton of recreational opportunities for the
residents and visitors of our area. The choices are
endless. You can find anything from music to water
ski shows. So, start planning now and visit us at
www.burlingtonchamber.org or stop in right
downtown at 113 E. Chestnut Street and enjoy
your summer.
262.763.6044
www.burlingtonchamber.org
$10 Shop & Buy Local And Save $$$
Offer Culvers @ Burlington only
Pest Control Solutions NOW.com
15% off any service. Offer may not
entire
purchase
$1 off any5%
Goldoff
medal
Sundae
be combined. New customers only
$5 off $25 purchase
Flippy's
50 cents off a banana split
Pharmacy Station
or Hot
Dog
Special
$5 offHamburger
Kid’s Stride Rite,
Keen
& Merrell
25% off regular priced jewelry
free medium
Free rollerand
replacement
w/$89soda
tune-up.
Pine Street Café
$5 off $25 purchase
Fox Valley Veterinary Clinic
Buy 3 fancy dress socks, get 1 free ($9 value or less) 5% off meals only
trim
Complimentary
10% off Food
Purchase- notnail
valid
daily special: C/N combine discounts
Pizza Hut
other
10% off reg.with
prices
only,services
Tuesdays only
Wednesdays: Free Refill on 12oz.coffee after 2 p.m. Free order of bread sticks
gia bella
flowers & gifts
w/any pizza purchase
5% off entire
purchase
purchase
$5oroffHotany
Hamburger
dog$50
special
and free medium soda Reineman's True Value
Complimentary
nail Fresh
trim with
otherMarket
services
$5 off any $40 non-sale purchase
Gooseberries
Food
$5 off any $50 purchase
Buy
a
Sandwich
from
the
Sandwich
Buy a Sandwich from the Sandwich Shop, receive freeRichter's
Med. SoupMarketplace
(Val. $3.50)
Shop, receive free Med. Soup
5% off total purchase $50 or more
PLU 88940
Burlington Menswear
John’s
Main
Eventdress socks,
10% off meals
(Val. only
$3.50) PLU 88940
(Maximum value $5) PLU#9505
Buy
3 fancy
Los Compadres
15% off food purchase only
get 1 free ($9 value or less)
Salon de Belle
Event small sundae free
John's
Main Receive
McDonald’s Restaurant
Buy any Extra
Value Meal,
off retail products
10%
off price
mealsof only
Charcoal
Sales Grill
4 oil changes
for the
3. ($65 for 4 - $16.25 per10%
oil change)
Miller Motor
Pest Control
NOW.com
15% off any service.
Offer may not be combined.
NewMae's
customers
only.
10% offSolutions
Food Purchase
Sheila
Town
Fryer Restaurant
Los Compadres
Pharmacy
Station
25% off regular priced jewelry
Not valid
purchase
on daily specials
10%
off
meal
15%
off
food
purchase
only
PineCannot
Street Café
5% off meals only
combine discounts
Subway
@
Fox
River
Plaza
Free orderMcDonald's
of bread sticks
Pizza Hut
Restaurant
Chic & True
Unique
Boutique
6" sub free when a second 6'' sub/
Reineman’s
Value
$5 off any
$40
non-sale
purchase
Buy any Extra Value Meal,
10%Marketplace
off reg. prices only,
ozPLU#9505
soda/chips are bought;
Richter’s
5% off total purchase $50 or more (Maximum value44$5)
small sundae free
Tuesdays only
1 per customer per day
Salon de Belle
10% off Receive
retail products
Sheila
Fryer Restaurant
purchase
Miller
Motor Sales
CoffeeMae’s
HouseTown
at Chestnut
& Pine 10% off meal
Webley Chiropractic
Subway @ Fox River Plaza
6” sub
when a second
sub/44
are bought; 1 per cust. Per day
4 free
oil changes
for the6’’price
of oz
3. soda/chips$5
Wednesdays:
Free
Refill
on
off 30 minute massage/
Webley Chiropractic
$5 off 30 minute massage/$10 off 60 minute massage
12oz. coffee after 2 p.m.
($65 for 4 - $16.25 per oil change)
$10 off 60 minute massage 201585
Discover…
Chocolate City Golf Outing ................2
Life in Burlington ...............................3
Recipe of the Month...........................3
Shop/Buy Local Card ...................3,12
Calendar of Events .............................4
Maxwell Street Days...........................4
Out & About .......................................5
BAGC Scholarship Winners ...............6
Corporate Partner Salute ...................6
Honorary Chairman Named ...............6
Miniature Gardening ..........................7
Rescue Squad Congratulations ..........7
Business by the Block ........................8
Lyons Artist Named National
Heritage Fellow ...............................9
Ask the Bug Expert ............................9
Remember When .............................10
Happy Trails.....................................11
ON THE COVER:
Photo by C. Kretschmer
2 pkg. (8 oz. each) Cream Cheese, softened
1 tsp. vanilla
1 jar (7 oz.) Marshmallow Creme
3 oz. BAKER'S German Sweet Chocolate
4 oz. (1/2 of 8-oz. tub) COOL WHIP
Whipped Topping (Do not thaw.)
26 graham crackers, divided
113 E. Chestnut St., Burlington, WI 53105
BusinessAdrian's Custard
$1 off Custard
any Gold Medal Sundae
Adrian’s
Brickyard Brickyard BBQ
Burlington
Dairy
$5 off
$25Queen
purchase
Burlington Footwear
Burlington
Burlington
GarageDairy
DoorsQueen
$.50 cents
off Foods
a banana split
Health
Burlington
Burlington Menswear
Burlington Footwear
Charcoal Grill
off Kid's
Stride Rite,
Chic &$5Unique
Boutique
Keen & Merrell
Coffee House
Culvers
@ Burlington
onlyDoors
Burlington
Garage
Flippy’s
Free
roller replacement w/$89 tune-up
Fox Valley Veterinary Clinic
Burlington
gia bella
& gifts Health Foods
$5 off Fresh
$25 purchase
Gooseberries
Food Market
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S'Mores Dessert Dip
C
HAMBER CORNER
Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce
For only $10, the Shop Local Discount Card is a great way to support small business and enjoy the
savings too! Shopping Local is always a great idea and this makes it so much easier. Cards are
available at Burlington Menswear, Richter’s Marketplace, Reineman’s True Value, Webley Chiropractic
& Sports Injury Clinic, Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce and Chamber Board Members. At just
$10, you’ll want to buy one and start saving TODAY!!!
JULY 2015
Beat cream cheese and vanilla in large bowl with mixer until blended.
Add marshmallow creme; mix well. Spread onto bottom of 9-inch pie
plate.
Microwave chocolate and COOL WHIP in microwaveable bowl on
HIGH 1-1/2 min. or until chocolate is completely melted and mixture is
well blended, stirring every 30 sec. Pour over cream cheese layer.
Refrigerate 1 hour.
Crush 2 graham crackers coarsely; sprinkle over dip. Break remaining
crackers into quarters; serve with dip.
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e’re proud to present the July 2015 issue of Burlington – Discover the Treasures, a
monthly advertising issue published by the Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce.
All editorial content is provided by the Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce. This
publication is made possible through the generous support of Chamber members and paid
advertisers. Please support them generously in return.
For editorial content, please call the
Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce,
(262) 763-6044
[email protected]
For additional advertising information,
please call the Burlington Chamber at
(262) 763-6044
[email protected]
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JULY 2015
1 Cards: Sheepshead/Schafskopf 9-11:30am Monday,
Wednesday & Fridays Call 767-9880 Burlington Senior
Center 201 N. Main St.
1 50+ Co-Ed Softball 6pm Wednesday evenings 262-763-3441 or [email protected],
Congress St. Softball Field Congress St., Burlington.
2 Farmer’s Market 3-7:30pm Thursdays www.burlingtonwifarmersmarket.com Wehmhoff Square Park,
355 N. Pine St. Burlington.
2 Open Mic Night 6:30pm Thursday Evenings
262-661-4394 www.burlingtoncoffeehouse.com. Coffee
House on Chestnut & Pine 492 N. Pine St., Burlington.
2 Waterford River Rhythms 6:30pm Every other Thursday
evening www.waterfordriverrhythms.org 123 N. River St.
Waterford.
3 Bridge Card Games 9am Monday and Friday, Burlington
Senior Center, 201 N. Main St.
3 Concert Series - Kiwanis Civic Band 7pm Friday
evenings through July- www.bkcb.org Echo Park, Hwy 36
(Milwaukee Ave.) Burlington.
4 Waterford Pre-parade 4th of July Celebration! 9am
Bon Voyage World Travel Experts 116 N. Milwaukee St.
Waterford.
4 Fireworks & Firefighter’s Dance 2pm Dance at Echo
Park - Fireworks over the ChocolateFest grounds,
Maryland Ave. Burlington.
6 Time Out for Play 9:30-11:30am Kids & Adults,
Burlington Public Library 166 E. Jefferson St..
7 Pinochle Card Game 12:30pm Tuesdays Burlington
Senior Center 201 N. Main St.
7 Teleseminar: Put Bedwetting to Bed 12:30pm
www.corechiropracticandwellness.com Core Chiropractic
& Wellness Center 1448 S. Teut Rd., Suite D, Burlington.
7 Cards: Euchre & Sheepshead/Schafskopf 1pm
Tuesdays Burlington Senior Center 201 N. Main St.
7 Cards: Hand & Foot 1pm Tuesdays Burlington Senior
Center 201 N. Main St.
7,21 City Common Council Meeting 6:30pm 262-342-1161
or www.burlington-wi.gov City Hall 300 N. Pine St.
Burlington.
8 Dominos 9:30-11:30am 2nd & 4th Wednesday Burlington
Senior Center 201 N. Main St.
8 Burlington Business and Professional Women’s Club
Meeting 6pm Lois Veach 262-877-3464 for location.
9 Alzheimer’s Racine County Caregiver Support Group
6:30-8pm 2nd Thursday, Rosemary 262-514-2935
Community United Methodist Church 455 S. Jefferson St.
Waterford.
9 B-Town Sounds Concert Series 6:30pm Every other
Thursday evening www.b-townsounds.com Echo Park
Hwy 36 (Milwaukee Ave.) Burlington.
9 Town Hall Board Meeting 6:30pm 262-763-3070 or
www.tn.burlington.wi.gov Town Hall Auditorium 32288
Bushnell Rd. Burlington.
9 9 to 5, the Musical 7:30pm Performance dates July 9-12,
16-19, and 23-26. Thursday-Saturday 7:30 pm; Sunday 2:00
pm www.thehaylofters.com Malt House Theater
109 N. Main St. Burlington.
10 Bunco 1pm 2nd Friday Burlington Senior Center
201 N. Main St.
11 Top Museum: Hands-On Tops & Games, Exhibit &
Live Show! 3pm For tickets 262 763-3946
www.topmuseum.org Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum
533 Milwaukee Ave. Burlington.
11 Mischievous Singles - Over 55 Singles 6pm
Jan 262-534-6008 Marty’s 201 W. Main St. Waterford.
12 Burlington Area Garden Club Garden Walk 10-4pm
Burlington area. Purchase tickets call Ruth DeLay
262-210-3176. www.burlingtonareagardenclub.com.
13 Burlington Lions Club General Membership Meeting
6:30pm 2nd & 4th Mondays, Gabby’s Palace Restaurant
14 Mommy Meetup 9:30am 2nd Tuesday- www.corechiropracticandwellness.com Core Chiropractic & Wellness
Center 1448 S. Teut Rd. Suite D, Burlington.
14 Jaycees Meeting 7pm Justin at 262-210-1428 Waterfront
Restaurant 31100 Weiler Rd., Burlington.
15 Jam Session Local Musicans 1pm Nancy Quade
262-534-6138 Burlington Senior Center 201 N. Main St.
18 Steppin’ Out Singles - Age 55 or wiser 6pm Mary
262-763-9697 Pine Street Café 141 N. Pine St. Burlington.
20,22 Top Museum: Hands-On Tops & Games, Exhibit &
Live Show! 9:30am For tickets 262 763-3946
www.topmuseum.org Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum
533 Milwaukee Ave. Burlington.
Maxwell Street Days/
Community Sidewalk Sales
Coming Soon…July 24 & 25
A shopper’s delight as the entire community joins forces
for a citywide sale --- Maxwell St. Days/Community
Sidewalk Sales. The exciting sale features bargains
throughout all the shopping districts of Burlington. Enjoy
music and plenty of food and beverages at our local
establishments too!
Burlington merchants
are gearing up for one
of their largest retail
events of the year.
They'll be taking
markdowns on
seasonal merchandise
and moving it to the
streets for this annual
sale, Friday and
Saturday, July 24th
and 25th. This two-day
event allows retailers
throughout the city to take advantage of great
summer weather and a fun atmosphere, which
welcomes visitors to the city. Great bargains will be
available at all of Burlington's shopping areas -Burlington Square, Fox River Plaza, Pinecrest Shopping
Center, downtown Burlington and many areas in
between.
Shoppers will find great bargains with the in-store
specials! Outside crafters/vendors offer a variety of
products, crafts, and collectible items with the
Chamber renting spaces in Wehmhoff Square Park and
the Chestnut Street Loop. You’ll find vendors with a
wide variety of goods for sale. Plus, new this year, the
Burlington Ukulele Band will be playing Saturday in
Wehmhoff Square Park under the gazebo to entertain
you while you shop!
21 Pathways Connect: Conscious Parenting 6pm
3rd Tuesday www.corechiropracticandwellness.com Core
Chiropractic & Wellness Center 1448 S. Teut Rd. Suite D
Burlington.
22 Board Games 6:30pm, Burlington Public Library 166 E.
Jefferson St. Burlington.
23 BLISS: A Headache Seminar 6:30pm www.corechiropracticandwellness.com/Bliss Core Chiropractic &
Wellness Center 1448 S. Teut Rd. Suite D, Burlington.
23-25 Friends of Library Used Book Sale Call for details
262-342-1130 Wehmhoff Square Park 355 N. Pine St.
Burlington.
24,25 Maxwell Street Days - Sidewalk Sales - Yard Sales!
9am 262-763-6044 or www.burlingtonchamber.org
Wehmhoff Square Park 355 N. Pine St. Burlington.
25 Ice Cream Social - Pioneer Cabin 10-4pm 262-763-6044
or www.burlingtonchamber.org Wehmhoff Square Park
29 Free Water Ski Lessons for People with Disabilities:
Adaptive Water Skiing 2pm Kurt Roskopf 262-720-7031
[email protected] www.lynzay.org Fischer Park
30326 Durand Ave. Burlington.
Area Fireworks
Burlington Fourth of July
July 4 at Dusk
Echo Veteran's Memorial Park
Highway 36, Burlington
Browns Lake Venetian Night
July 4 at Dusk
The Waterfront Restaurant and
Browns Lake
31100 Weiler Road, Burlington
Delavan Township Fireworks
July 4 at 9:30pm
Delavan Lake, Delavan
Elkhorn Star Spangled
Celebration
July 3 at Dusk
Sunset Park
Devendorf Street, Elkhorn
Grand Geneva Fireworks
July 3 at Dusk
Grand Geneva Resort & Spa
Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva
Kenosha July Fireworks
July 25 at Dusk
Historic Simmons Field
7817 Sheridan Road, Kenosha
Milwaukee Lakefront Fireworks
July 3 at 9:00pm
Along the lakefront
Veterans Park, Milwaukee
Interested crafters/vendors can still sign up by going to
www.burlingtonchamber.org or call the Burlington Area
Chamber of Commerce for an application. The Friends
of the Library will also be holding their annual book sale
starting on Thursday, July 23. The Pioneer Cabin will
have open hours with an Ice Cream Social event on
Saturday.
New Berlin 4th of July
Family Festival
July 4 at 10:00pm
Malone Park, New Berlin
The Chamber encourages non-profit organizations
interested in fund raising through the sale of food,
baked goods, or other items to call for a space. There is
no charge to non-profit organizations; even a small
area selling baked goods or lemonade will turn a profit
for your organization. Give us a call at 262-763-6044!!
July 4th in Raymond
July 4 at 9:30pm
76th Street, Franksville
Twin Lakes Libertyfest
July 3 at Dusk
Lance Park, Twin Lakes
Don’t forget the Community Wide Yard Sales going
on that weekend too. Watch for the balloons which
indicate the sales and shop ‘til you drop!
Tichigan Lakes 4th of July Fireworks
July 4th at Dusk
Over Tichigan Lake
Racine 4th Fest Fireworks
July 4 at Dusk
Over the lake at North Pier
North Main Street, Racine
Francis Meadows Senior Apartments
"No one here is a stranger."
Stan Janowski, Manager
What makes us standout above the rest? Francis
Meadows Senior Apartments offers 48 income eligible
or market rate apartment homes for adults 55 and better.
We are located on the grounds of the Franciscan Retreat
Center, surrounded by 160 acres of fields and woods.
Call Stan at 262-763-1700 for further information!
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JULY 2015
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Celebrating 36 Years!
• Engraving
• Mirrors
• Picture Framing
• Shower Doors
• Home Decor
• Gifts
Karen & Mark Caliva, Owners
35518 W. State Street • Burlington, WI 53105
262.763.5646 • Fax 262.763.8601 • www.burlingtonglassinc.com
Mon.-Fri. 7:30 am-5:00 pm; Sat. 7:30 am-noon
www.milwaukeecatholichome.org
WehmhoffJucker Park
with Burlington Chamber Ambassadors
On June 6, the City of
Burlington, Dept. of
Public Works, our
Goodwill Ambassadors
along with Bike
Burlington celebrated
the newly constructed
pavilion at WehmhoffJucker Park and the
Seven Waters Bike Trail.
Happy Anniversary
to Johnson Bank
Silver Cloud
Proudly serving the Burlington
community for over 10 years.
They are located at 101 W.
Chestnut St. in downtown
Burlington. They can be
reached at 262-757-1150 or
www.johnsonbank.com.
We would like to welcome the
newest business to downtown
Burlington, Silver Cloud Vape Café
& Gallery. They officially opened
June 13 and is located at
588 N. Pine St. They can be
reached at 262-758-6236 or
www.silvercloudvape.com.
Stuff the Truck
Quick Mart Mobil
Members of the Burlington Area
Chamber of Commerce
Ambassadors volunteered their
time to help secure donations for
the local food pantry. Many thanks
to Richter's Marketplace for their
help in making this effort successful
despite a rainy day!
The Quick Mart Mobil located at
656 McHenry St. has new owners,
Tony and Sue Kaur along with their
sons, Pawn and RD, who will be
managing the station. They recently
had their grand opening and ribbon
cutting with the Chamber Goodwill
Ambassadors. They would like to
thank the hundreds who came out
for hot dogs and soda and for the
overall support of the community.
They can be reached at
262-767-9057.
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JULY 2015
Corporate Partners
Salute!
The Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce is a
catalyst to nurture growth, development and the
quality of life by promoting our membership and our
community. As a tourism and information center, we
promote our community and this region to visitors,
residents and businesses.
The Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce works
to maintain the dues schedule at a level whereby
businesses of all sizes can afford the benefits of
membership. The Corporate Partnership program
provides supplementary budget funding for tourism
promotion, website development, updated office
equipment, staff development and marketing projects,
helping us achieve that goal.
In appreciation for their additional level of funding,
complimentary publicity, tickets and marketing
opportunities are made available to the Chamber’s
Corporate Partners.
There will always be new challenges for improving
the economic climate and the quality of life in the
region. With the involvement and support of our
Corporate Partners, we are able to actively pursue
our efforts.
We are grateful for their continued support and invite
you to join us in thanking all our Corporate Partners!
Chairman Partners ($3,500)
Gooseberries Fresh Food Market (18)
Wanasek, Scholze, Ludwig, Ekes, Iselin (9)
Runzheimer International (5)
Burlington Area Garden Club
Scholarship Winners
The Burlington Area Garden Club
announces the winners of their 2015
Donna Kuzniar Memorial scholarships.
The recipients are: Caid Menzel,
Heather Rainer, and Justine Schwarz.
Caid Menzel is a graduating senior from Waterford
High School who plans to attend the University of
Wisconsin in Madison. Caid’s goal is to study in the
area of Biological Sciences.
Executive Partners ($2,500)
Daniels Family Funeral Homes
and Crematory (18)
Merrill Lynch (7)
Nestle USA (18)
Leader Partners ($1,000)
ASDA Enterprises, Inc. (4)
BeeLine Computers (12)
BMO Harris Bank (14)
Fox River State Bank (9)
Johnson Bank (10)
Keystone Click (3)
Lavelle Industries (18)
Mangold Insurance Agency (17)
May’s Insurance Agency (17)
Miller Motor Sales (14)
Quad/Graphics (18)
R.K.W. Redi-Mix Concrete (9)
Scherrer Construction Co. (18)
Stowell’s Catering (4)
Town Bank (17)
Thrivent Financial (2)
WLKG 96.1 (3)
(Years of Participation)
Kevin Schuerman selected
as Honorary Chairman
The honorary director program was instituted in
1989. Through this program, the Chamber names a
business or community leader to the informal post,
hoping to encourage a greater understanding of the
Chamber, its members, and its activities in the
community. At the same time, the Honorary Director
has the opportunity to share his/her impressions of
the Chamber's programs as our board learns more
about that business.
Kevin Schuerman, CPA, was selected to be the Honorary Director by the board
of the Burlington Area Chamber of Commerce. He will join the board, attending
the monthly meetings and sharing his insights and thoughts for the months of
May, June and July.
Kevin was hired by Wayne Christman, CPA in 1990, obtained a CPA license in
1994 and purchased part of Christman’s practice in July, 1994. He then moved
to his current location at 372 N. Pine St. in August 1999. He specializes in tax
preparation and planning, accounting, payroll and computer services. He
believes that his small accounting practice leads to personal, friendly service
with over 20 years of experience.
Kevin is a Burlington High School graduate and attended UW Parkside where
he received a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration. Kevin and his wife,
Jean, have 3 children, Karly 25, Jared 21 and Kolin 17. They are also co-owners
of BJ Wentkers Historic Fine Dining Restaurant located at 230 Milwaukee Ave.,
Burlington.
The restaurant offers a unique historic atmosphere and contemporary cuisine
offered by Chef Jeff Willis.
Caid Menzel
Heather Rainer is a Burlington
resident, currently enrolled in the
horticulture program at Gateway
Technical College.
Justine Schwarz is a graduating
senior from Wilmot Union High
Heather Rainer
School. She plans to attend the University
of Minnesota Twin Cities with a goal to study in the
area of Biology, Society, and Environment.
The Burlington Area Garden Club raises scholarship
money through its annual plant sale, which is held in
May and with the biannual Garden Walk, which will be held on
Sunday, July 22, 2015. The club also has a garden grants program
to help fund local gardening projects.
Additional information about the Burlington Area Garden Club can
be found at their website: www.burlingtonareagardenclub.com.
Justine Schwarz
JULY 2015
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Congratulations
....to the Burlington Rescue for
achieving the 2015 Mission:
Lifeline® EMS Bronze Level
Recognition Award. This award is
based upon the achievements as
identified through the squad’s care
delivered in 2014.
A Collaboration among pre-hospital
and hospital providers is the essence of
Mission: Lifeline. The American Heart
Association recognizes the vital
importance Emergency Medical System
providers provide to the overall success (front row) Marcus Brandes AEMT, Ricky Pompa EMT-B, Katie Vos
of Mission: Lifeline STEMI Systems of EMT-B, Lynn Mallas-Serdynski RN, BSN(AHA), Chief Brian Zwiebel
AEMT, 1st Lt. Beth Vrchota AEMT, 2nd Lt. Jeff Koenen AEMT
Care. The correct tools and training
(back row) Mary Anna Stose AEMT, Don Klaehn AEMT, Jeanne Hefty
allow EMS providers to rapidly
(Driver), Ryan Jazdzewski AEMT, Chris Umnus AEMT, Ed Umnus
identify the STEMI, promptly notify the (Driver), Cheri Nilles AEMT, Bruce Oldenburg AEMT, Bob Hoff (Driver),
destination Center and trigger an early Capt. Tim McCourt AEMT, Simon Miller AEMT, Jeff Solofra EMT-B
(not present) Troy Everson AEMT, Wes Miner AEMT, John Niederer
response from the awaiting hospital
AEMT, Josh Spencer AEMT, Devon Chart (Driver)
personnel.
As an EMS agency that delivers education in STEMI identification, provides access to 12 lead ECG
machines and develops protocols derived from ACC/AHA STEMI Guidelines, your medics are
driving improvements in the care and outcomes of STEMI patients.
The criteria to achieve the Mission: Lifeline EMS Bronze award is based on meeting the achievement
measures for at least one and up to three calendar quarters with no single measure scoring below
75%. The individual measures are as follows:
• Percentage of patients with non-traumatic chest pain > 35 years of age, treated and transported by
EMS who receives a pre-hospital 12 Lead ECG.
• Percentage of STEMI patients transported to a STEMI Receiving Center, with pre-hospital First
Medical Contact (FMC) to Device (PCI) < 90 Minutes.
• Percentage of STEMI patients transported to a STEMI Referring Center with Arrival (to
Referring Center) to Fibrinolytic Therapy administration in <30 Minutes.
Miniature Gardening
Growing Small is Big Fun!
A fun, new trend in gardening
combines the joy of gardening with
the enchantment of miniatures.
Miniature gardening is quickly
becoming a favorite pastime
enjoyed by all ages. Whether
fairies, gnomes, trains or simply
the fun of playing with smallscale design catch your fancy,
only your imagination is the
limit to creating a personalized, tiny world of
wonder. From tabletop gardens to elaborate
in-ground villages, there’s a way to garden in
miniature no matter where you live.
Tabletop Gardens
No yard? No problem. Miniature gardens are easy to
create in a container for the deck or indoors. It’s also
a good place to start if this is your first venture into
the land of littles. First determine where your
miniature garden will go. Inside gardens need to be
in a container preferably with drainage. Low, round,
plastic garden bowls work well and many come
with a saucer. If your garden will be outside, place it
where it can be protected from heavy downpours.
Outdoor container gardens can also be created in old
wheelbarrows, wagons, and birdbaths, but again,
drainage is vital.
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Inground Gardens
Use some thought when determining where to site
an inground miniature garden. Under a tree, in the
corner of an existing bed, or a hidden spot near a
path are good options. Established plants nearby can
help create a sense of miniature by dwarfing tiny
houses and paths. Inground gardens also have the
added benefit of the plants finding their own water
and nutrients.
Miniature Plants
When choosing plants for your garden, ask yourself
how much sun or shade will it receive? Tiny ferns
are good for indoor gardens. For a sunny spot outdoors, your options are endless. Succulents,
alyssum, Dianthus (pinks), Irish moss,
and creeping thyme are lowgrowing plants. Add height
with a miniature conifer. Just
like full-sized landscapes, they
make interesting trees and
shrubs and bring a sense of
permanence and structure to the
miniature garden.
If gardening inground, it’s fun to hunt for dwarf
versions of plants. Look for miniature hostas, dwarf
lady’s mantle, astilbe, and aruncus for shady spots.
Things to Keep in Mind
• Scale: Miniatures can be found many places and
part of the fun is shopping for them, but not all are
the same scale. Be sure the fairy isn’t twice as big
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as the house it’s supposed to live in. Railroad
gardens especially require miniature villages to
be in scale with the trains that run through them.
• Cover up: For container gardens, be sure the
potting soil is completely covered. Use pebbles,
plants, sand, and preserved moss to give it a
finished look.
Personalize it
Now the fun begins. As you
create your garden,
personalize it with items that
reflect what you enjoy. Do you
like to go to the beach? Sand,
blue stones, and an Adirondack chair create a summer scene. Do you garden?
Look for a mini greenhouse or potting shed, tiny
tools, and wheelbarrow. A bicycle, slide, and tire
swing can bring back childhood memories. Design
your ideal relaxation spot with a path, bench, pond,
and mini glass of wine.
The most important thing to remember is to have
fun. Create a fairy garden or fairy-less garden with
your kids or grandkids. Find ideas on pinterest or in
books. Take a class with a friend. Let your
imagination go and create a unique miniature world.
Tracy Hankwitz is a Horticulturist and Store Manager
of Burlington Garden Center. To learn more about
miniature gardening, take a fairy garden workshop, or
see their miniature railroad garden, call 262.763.2153 or
visit www.burlingtongardencenter.com.
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It is our pleasure to present the July 2015
edition of Business by the Block. Our focus
this month is on Pine Street. We appreciate
the support of our local Burlington businesses
and hope that you will take advantage of this
unique opportunity to read about and visit
each business to learn more about the
products and services they offer.
Nestle Chocolate &
Confection
637 S. Pine St.
262-763-9111
www.nestleusa.com
Manufacturing plant . World's
leading Nutrition, Health and
Wellness Company.
Their mission of "Good Food,
Good Life".
Perfection Auto Body
Perfection Storage
Fox River Cycles
Veneration BJJ
700 S. Pine St.
262-763-8262
www.perfectionautobody.com
Family owned & operated.
Body work and car care
services. Also offers rental car
services.
For Sale
700 S. Pine St.
262-763-8262
Storage Units.
732 S. Pine St.
262-767-9314
www.foxrivercycle.com
Specializes in Harley-Davidson
parts, accessories, repairs and
upgrades.
940 S. Pine St.
262-758-1299
Self defense, physical fitness
and discipline
through Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Anderson Commercial Group
940 S. Pine St.
414-425-2700
www.andersoncommercialgroup.com
H.J. Faust Inc.
American Muffler &
Automotive
B. Schneider Electric, Inc.
Pine Brook Pointe
Springbrook Village
5837 S. Pine St.
262-763-8854
Electric Contractors.
1001 S. Pine St.
262-767-1516
www.pinebrookpointeassistedliving.com
Offers short-term care, assisted
living and memory care.
1101 S. Pine St.
262-763-6263
Apartment Retirement
Community over 55.
1008 S. Pine St.
262-763-7866
www.hjfaust.com
For over thirty four years, H.J.
Faust, Inc. has provided
service to Southeastern
Wisconsin's residential and
commercial customers. They
repair and maintain all make
and models of heating and air
conditioning units.
1008 S. Pine St.
262-320-4259
www.burlingtonwiautorepair.com
Over 30 years experience in
auto repair and service such as
brakes, exhausts, AC repair and
suspension.
Kapur & Associates
6025 S. Pine St.
262-767-2747
www.kapurengineers.com
Kapur & Associates is a
multi-discipline consulting firm.
Established in 1981, they
presently employ over 150
engineering professionals that
provide services to County,
Municipal and Private
Developments.
Kwik Trip Inc.
1164 S. Pine St.
262-767-8615
www.kwiktrip.com
Gas station open 24 hours, car
wash, diesel fuel, convenient store.
Summer ALPACA DISCOVERY Camp
Ages: 4-6 Aug. 17; Ages 7-13 Aug. 18
Camp includes chore time inside barn & pasture
to learn alpaca farming, care & feeding. You will lead
an alpaca thru an obstacle course. Learn about alpaca
fiber & how it is processed. Students will make a
craft with alpaca fiber & leave with
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JULY 2015
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Wisconsin Artist Named
National Heritage Fellow
The National Endowment for the Arts announced the 2015 NEA
National Heritage Fellows. Sidonka Wadina of Lyons is one of nine
named fellows. Ms. Wadina is being honored for her Slovak straw
plaiting artistry.
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Each year the National Endowment for the Arts celebrates master folk
Sidonka Wadina
and traditional artists that embody the evolving artistic landscape of the
nation and its diversity of culture. The NEA National Heritage Fellowships recognize the
recipients' artistic excellence and support their continuing contributions to our nation's
traditional arts heritage. This is the highest honor that our nation bestows on traditional
artists.
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Ms. Wadina is a master straw artist and egg decorator, deeply influenced by her Slovakian
roots. Raised in the Slovak community of Milwaukee, she first learned to decorate eggs
and weave straw designs from her grandmother for the annual Holiday Folk Fair, for
which she has demonstrated her art for 58 years.
Ms. Wadina has served as a master artist in the Wisconsin Arts Board’s competitive Folk
Arts Apprenticeship Program five times in the past seven years, teaching nine apprentices
the intricacies of her craft. The Wisconsin Arts Board is able to offer its Folk Arts
Apprenticeship Program thanks to partnership funding from the National Endowment for
the Arts.
The Wisconsin Arts Board first nominated Ms. Wadina for the National Heritage
Fellowship in 2003. A Milwaukee folklorist, Robert Teske, who worked closely with Ms.
Wadina while at the Milwaukee County Historical Society, renewed the nomination in
2009. Last year, in 2014, the Arts Board renewed the nomination once again, finally
meeting with success for this deserving artist. Said Ms. Wadina in response to the
continued efforts to gain this recognition for her outstanding work, “Thank you for all
the time, work and effort you have put into this nomination for me. I am so grateful.”
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Here I will help you learn what you can do on taking care of those insects
or rodents that may be bothering you.
This Month’s Insect: Box Elder.
Where they live: They live on Box Elder trees and sometimes Silver Maple trees.
What they like: They feed on Box Elder Trees. If you see them on the ground, they
are feeding on the seeds that have fallen from the tree or dropped apples.
What part of the building do they like: They like the south side of the
buildings and rocks so they can warm themselves in the sun.
How to control them from entering your Home or Business: Treat with a chemical that is
labeled for box elder bugs. If you’re having a problem in your home, you must find out where
they getting in and sealing up the cracks or openings where they are entering. This must be
done before they start to migrate in the walls. If they are in the walls, a dust must be used to kill
them. Chemicals that you use to kill them on the outside should be micro-encapsulated. This
formulation doesn’t break down from the sun or wash away. When using a store bought
insecticide, be sure to read the label and apply correctly. Any deviation of using the product
could put your family or pets in danger.
Time to start treating for them is NOW being pro-active then re-active will save you a
lot of problems in the coming months
In the upcoming months, I will be highlighting a bug of the month in Ask the Bug Expert
section. If you need help with an insect or rodent problem, call 262-633-2687, email
[email protected] or post on my Face Book page: Pest Control Solutions NOW.
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Remember When . . .
Submitted by Burlington Historical Society Museum,
located at 232 N. Perkins Blvd.
Open Sunday afternoons 1 to 4 p.m.
262-767-2884
www.burlingtonhistory.org
The following photos show some of the activities in Burlington in the summer of
1950. The photos originally appeared in the Free Press, one of Burlington's two weekly
newspapers of the time. The photo negatives were donated to the Burlington Historical
Society by the late Elmer Ebert, who owned the Free Press from 1949 until it was bought
by the Standard Democrat in 1955.
Summer recreation director Eugene VanderBeke gives the older boys some
batting tips at the start of the morning program at Athletic Park in July 1950.
Among the observers are Wayne Schlitz, Bill Johnson, Jack Spiegelhoff, Jim Vos,
Wenzel Smetana, Jerry Schilz, Smitty Kerkhoff, Ernie Shaw, Jim Vande Sand,
Jerry Bauman, Dave Umnus, Duke Schneider, and Don Boulden.
The Richter & Frey Kraut Co. planted row after row of cabbage on the John R.
Wilson farm west of Burlington in June 1950 – setting out about 9,000 plants to
the acre. Positioning plants on the firm’s newly acquired automatic planter are,
from left, Clarence Richter, John Cramer, Paul Frey, and George Frey. Theodore
Richter is driving the tractor. Richter & Frey's sauerkraut plant was on Highway
83 south of Burlington. The building still stands near Highway 83's intersection
with the Burlington bypass.
Participants in the City's afternoon recreation program for children age 11 years
or younger gather on the merry-go-round at Echo Park in August 1950. The
program got off to a late start that summer because of an earlier polio outbreak.
Among the children seen in the photo are Kristine Ebert, Carol and Robert Scott,
Lynn Rubach, Gerald Alby, and Ronald Sennott.
The Mills Brothers Circus set up its tents and booths at Wereley Field on
July 7, 1950, under the auspices of the Burlington Lions Club. Wereley Field, a
private airport serving Burlington from 1946 to 1960, was located on the Phil and
Rose Warren farm on the west side of Highway 43 (now Hwy. 142). People in the
crowd include Dick Killen, Mary Jane Thate, Bob Lederer, Warren Ranker, and
Fred Ketterhagen.
JULY 2015
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Happy Trails
by Tom Lebak
There is nothing quite like the simple pleasure of
riding a bicycle. It is a timeless activity that is
enjoyed by people from ages 5 to 85 and I am sure
that there are more than a few ninety-year olds out
there still turning the cranks. Whatever the level of
commitment one makes to the sport in terms of
things such as financial investment, time on the bike
and type of riding, the one constant is that riding is fun. And that fun has been given a big
boost recently through the efforts of several organizations dedicated to promoting and
expanding cycling, and particularly trail riding, in the Burlington area.
Cyclists from this area, from around the State and from northern Illinois have for years
viewed the Burlington area as a prime destination point for picturesque scenery, low
traffic roads and varying degrees of challenging routes. Until just a few years ago, the
community had two popular long distance rides, the Heat Stroke 100 and the Chocolate
City Ride. The latter still is staged every May and the former recently ended after a
wonderful twenty-five year run. What was remarkable in particular about those rides was
the large number of Northern Illinois riders that returned year after year because of the
quality and beauty of the routes. That certainly speaks to the draw that our area is.
Presently, there is an evolving emphasis on a different dimension in cycling. A few years
ago, the Burlington Chamber of Commerce collaborated with the television show
“Discover Wisconsin” to feature cycling in the Burlington area. Much of the focus of the
Burlington segment was on trail riding featuring cyclists on the Seven Waters and White
River Trails. Now, through the efforts of the City of Burlington, Bike Burlington and other
State-wide organizations, these trails soon will be linked with the hub of this network
located at Wehmhoff Jucker Park along the Fox River in the heart of Burlington. Recently,
there was a ceremony marking the opening of the improved facilities at that park where
attendees learned about the City’s plans to bring the White River Trail, which currently
ends at Spring Valley Road, into the City and connect it with the Seven Waters Trail in the
area of Wehmhoff Jucker Park.
This really is good news for cyclists who use the trails (and their numbers continue to
increase.) Many view trails as safer and quieter than road riding and, due in large part to
their former life as a railroad line, less hilly. It is a great venue for family rides and for
connecting with nature in a unique way. The effort to interconnect trails will continue to
increase opportunities for riders. As a matter of fact, I recently rode with a group of
cyclists who are affiliated with National and State rails-to-trails initiatives and one of the
members mentioned the hope of interconnecting as many trails in Wisconsin as possible.
And if the health and fun aspect of cycling was not enough to get communities energized
about promoting and facilitating cycling, a recent Bicycling magazine online article (June
17, 2015) talked about how building bike-friendly communities spurs economic growth.
The article quoted a recent University of California study that saw higher productivity
levels in communities where the populace was physically active. People living in areas
that promote and facilitate cycling, walking, running and generally leaving the car in the
garage whenever possible also have higher levels of mental health and wellbeing, traits
desirable in employees.
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It is interesting to note in the U of C study that 44% of the 1,800 people surveyed who did
not own a bike said that they would ride at least once a week if they did not have to worry
about traffic. What a promotion for trail riding! Finally, the authors hoped that the report
would open the eyes of government to the advantages of designing (or redesigning) cities
to encourage and accommodate active lifestyles.
Fortunately, we in Burlington not only have government leaders with their eyes open but
who also are proactive in improving the cycling and exercise infrastructure. We also have
groups such as Bike Burlington which is dedicated to making cycling accessible to all in
the area. Visit their web page at bikeburlingtonwisconsin.org and consider joining. We live
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