Fireworks - Innsbrook Resort

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2015
Fireworks
EXTRAVAGANZA
This Weekend’s Events | Summer Calendar | Services Directory | Fireworks Sponsors
2015
Fireworks
Extravaganza
WELCOME
Table of Contents
In this program you will find all the information
you will need to enjoy the Independence Day
Weekend festivities at Innsbrook. Included in this
program are full schedules and descriptions of our
traditional events, plus some special additions.
Welcome to Innsbrook . .......................................................1
Ed’s F-O-F Letter ....................................................................2
This Weekend’s Events . .......................................................3
A History of Fireworks .........................................................5
At the end of this program, we have included a
directory of services that we recommend to our
property owners. We hope this is a booklet that you
will keep on-hand throughout the year as a quick
reference guide.
Your New Summer To-Do List ..........................................14
Important Numbers & Emails ..........................................18
History of Innsbrook ..........................................................19
We will celebrate Independence Day with a grand
fireworks display, made possible through many generous donations. Please make special note
of the sponsors listed in this program. They deserve
the ultimate thanks for the beauty of this year’s
fantastic display.
The Fireworks Program......................................................22
Fireworks Sponsors ............................................................23
2014 Fireworks Honor Roll ................................................28
Emergencies — What To Do ..............................................28
Clubhouse Holiday Hours . ................................................29
Rain Won’t Stop Our Fireworks
Aspen Center Holiday Hours ............................................29
We will do everything we can to present the show
on the scheduled night. Lightning will delay the
show. Listen to the announcements for updates
from the Fireworks Field, check Facebook or follow
us on Twitter @InnsbrookResort for updates during
the show on delays. Find the links at www.innsbrook-resort.com.
Country Market Holiday Hours .......................................29
Property Management Holiday Hours ..........................29
Beach Rules . .........................................................................29
Summer Calendar of Events .............................................30
Innsbrook on the Web & Social Media ...........................33
Personal Fireworks Prohibited
Innsbrook Institute.............................................................40
The National Fire Protection Association reports
that far more fires are reported in the U.S. on a typical
Independence Day than on any other day of the year,
and fireworks account for more than half of those fires.
Enjoy the professional show at Innsbrook this year,
but please, no personal fireworks.
Trash and Recycling Information ....................................43
Services Directory . ............................................................ 44
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Dear F-O-Fs (Friends-of-Fireworks),
This year marks the 40th year of the fireworks
extravaganza at Innsbrook ... well, kind of. The show
never had an official start date ... it had an evolution. It
all began when we started building Innsbrook in 1971. As
most of you know, all of our utilities are buried, and in the
beginning we did all of the work ourselves, with the help
of many, many cases of dynamite to get through the rock.
Since the world was more secure in those days, we had all
this extra dynamite around and we began to use the stuff
as fireworks on special occasions (we defined a “special
occasion” as anytime we wanted to play with dynamite).
As I recall, one Fourth of July we had bought a bunch
of fireworks at the local stand and we went up to Lake
Lucern Dam to set them off. As an afterthought, we took
along a couple of sticks of dynamite for the finale. Our
“crowd” of probably 25 aficionados thought the whole
thing worthwhile and fun … and that began the gestation
process of what is now our signature event of the year.
We haven’t used dynamite in the show in more than 20 years, and although I miss the extra “kick” of the
cannon shots in the 1812 Overture, I don’t miss the blistering headaches we all got from handling the stuff.
(The nitroglycerine in dynamite gets on your hands and skin then into the bloodstream where it dilates
your blood vessels causing one awful headache.) We have gone from a do-it-yourself show to a full “blown”
production with a budget not equaled for a private show in the state, and come to think of it, not equaled by
any public show in this region also.
This show would not be possible without your support, as it is 100% financed by donations, advertisements
and contributions of time, materials, and goods. This show is symbolic of the “can do” Innsbrook
Community Spirit … of which we are all proud to be a part.
Enjoy the show!
Ed Boyce, Chairman (and pyro enthusiast)
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THIS WEEKEND’S EVENTS
THURSDAY, July 2
Saturday, July 4 (continued)
KARAOKE AT THE CLUBHOUSE
Watermelon Hunt
Show off your singing skills and entertain your friends
and family when you take the stage for karaoke at the
Clubhouse Bar & Grille! Ext. 207.
Watch sailors chase the floating watermelons to catch a refreshing prize! Spectators encouraged. FREE. Starts
from Cedarpass Beach on Lake Wanderfern. Sailboats only.
Participants must wear life jackets. Canceled in the event of
lightning. Ext. 180.
8 p.m. - 11 p.m., Clubhouse Bar & Grille
Friday, July 3
COUNTRY MARKET BBQ BUFFET
1 p.m., Cedarpass Beach
11 a.m. - 4 p.m., Country Market
CLUBHOUSE FOURTH OF JULY BUFFET
BARNYARD BUFFET
Join us for a holiday buffet featuring all your summer
favorites. $21 for adults; $12 for kids ages 4-12. This
event is open to the public, but advance reservations are
required. Ext. 207.
Head on down to the ol’ Country Market for a great
American BBQ buffet! $14 per person. Kids 12-and-under:
$8. Ext. 333.
11 a.m. - 9 p.m., Clubhouse Lower Patio
Join us for a variety of BBQ favorites and enjoy a selection
of sides served buffet style. First-come, first-served. A la
carte menu served in restaurant. See page 29 for hours.
Ext. 207.
SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: BREAKFAST CLUB
7:30 p.m., Farmhouse
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for a family-friendly concert
of ‘80s hits. FREE. Concessions will be open. Ext. 180.
LIVE MUSIC AT THE CLUBHOUSE
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., Clubhouse Bar & Grille
FIREWORKS BUFFET
6 p.m., Aspen Center
Enjoy a pre-show fireworks buffet dinner at the Aspen
Center. $30 for adults; $14 for kids ages 4-12. This event is
open to the public, but advance reservations are required.
Ext. 0. After dinner, take a seat on the Lake Aspen hillside
for the fireworks display! (Please bring your lawn chairs
and/or blankets.)
VIP FIREWORKS PARTY & BUFFET
6 p.m., Condo area
8:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.m., Clubhouse Bar & Grille
It’s Friday night and we’re celebrating the weekend with
live music in the Clubhouse. Put on your dancing shoes
and join the fun! Ext. 207.
The VIP area opens at 6 p.m. with all-you-can-eat buffet
and beverages, reserved parking and great seats for the
fireworks! Advance purchase required. Bring your lawn
chairs and blankets. Be a VIP - call ext. 180 today to donate.
Saturday, July 4
PREMIUM PATIO SEATING FOR FIREWORKS
Tennis Tournament
8:30 a.m., Stables Courts/Aspen Center Courts
Women’s doubles at stables courts; men’s doubles at
Aspen Center courts. Prizes awarded. All ages/skill levels
welcome. FREE. Canceled in the event of rain. Ext. 180.
PATRIOTIC Holiday Walk/Run
8:30, 9 a.m., Farmhouse
Meet at the Tyrolean Trail for a fun run and show your
American pride by wearing red, white and blue outfits
and all your patriotic garb! The 10K starts at 8:30 a.m. and
the 2 mile and 5K start at 9 a.m. Arrive early to register.
Bananas and water provided. We will not be timing any
runners. FREE. Canceled if lightning. Ext. 180.
BARNYARD BUFFET
11 a.m. - 4 p.m., Clubhouse Lower Patio
Join us for a variety of BBQ favorites and enjoy a selection of
sides served buffet style. First-come, first-served. Ext. 207.
6:30 p.m., Aspen Center
Reserved tables for 8 people are available on the patio for
$100 per table on a first-come, first-served basis. Call ext.
0. Enjoy the Aspen Center buffet for an additional fee.
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
9:15 p.m., Lake Aspen
The largest private fireworks display in the state of
Missouri (and fully funded by property owner and vendor
donations) starts at 9:15 p.m. over Lake Aspen. Be a part
of the tradition and call ext. 180 to donate.
SUNDAY, July 5
HOLIDAY RELIGIOUS SERVICES
9 a.m. & 10 a.m., Farmhouse / Harmonie Church
Join us on the Farmhouse Lawn at 9 a.m. for Catholic
Mass. Bring your lawn chairs. Protestant service is at
Harmonie Church at 10 a.m. Ext. 180.
Rainout Policy: If the weather is deemed to be too wet for an event, it will be canceled. Check Facebook, Twitter, Guest
Services (ext. 0) and the security gates for updates. Have Questions? Call 636-928-3366 and the extension listed next to each event.
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Have a Happy and Safe
Independence Day Weekend!
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a history of fireworks
Do you ever wonder why we shoot explosive, yet colorful,
fireworks into the sky to elicit “oohs” and “aahs” from
anyone nearby? Who started such a tradition? Who even
came up with fireworks to begin with?
Fireworks originated in China some 2,000 years
ago. The most prevalent legend has it that fireworks
were discovered or invented by accident by a Chinese
cook working in a field kitchen who happened to mix
charcoal, sulphur and saltpeter (all commonly found
in the kitchen in those days). The mixture burned and
when compressed in an enclosure (a bamboo tube), the
mixture exploded.
A Chinese monk named Li Tian, who lived near the
city of Liu Yang in Hunan Province, is credited with
the invention of firecrackers about 1,000 years ago.
The Chinese people celebrate the invention of the
firecracker every April 18th by offering sacrifices to
Li Tian. During the Song Dynasty, the local people
established a temple to worship Li Tian.
The firecrackers, both then and now, are thought to
have the power to fend off evil spirits and ghosts that
are frightened by the loud bangs of the firecrackers.
Firecrackers are used for such purposes today at most
events such as births, deaths and birthdays. Chinese
New Year is a particularly popular event that is
celebrated with firecrackers to usher in the new year
free of the evil spirits.
burst. Understanding these basics, one can appreciate
the potential for variation in the pyro artist’s work
depending on the shell shape and how each is packed.
Fireworks are rated by the size of the mortar tube from
which they are launched. At the Innsbrook show, we use
everything from a 4-inch to a 12-inch (the largest used
commercially). Fireworks are also sized by the amount
of breaks in a shell. A common type would be a twobreak with either two-color burst or a color burst and a
salute (a boom). In a two-break shell, the second break
is higher than the first break. In a three-break shell, the
third break bursts lower than the first two. A threebreak canister 12-inch shell can be 36 inches in diameter.
Four-break and five-break shells are rarely seen. The
record, by the way, was set by a fireworks manufacturer
in New York named Joseph Chiarello. He won a $50 bet
by creating a shell four inches in diameter and five feet
tall with 17 breaks.
One of the most common misconceptions about
fireworks displays is that fireworks are rockets.
Actually, the self-propelled rockets that are common
in C-class fireworks are virtually unheard of in larger
aerial displays. Instead, the fireworks are launched
from plastic, steel or aluminum tubes called “mortar
pipes.” An explosion launches the bomb shell which is
comprised entirely of payload packaged in a shell that
protects it from the lift-off explosion and the forces of
acceleration (the shell is traveling at 100 feet per second
as it leaves the tube).
The initial charge is ignited by an electric impulse from
a master control board in the case of modern displays
— including Innsbrook’s. The fuse ignites the initial
propulsion charge that fires the shell from the mortar
tube and lights a timing fuse in the shell. The fuse
time is calculated to ignite a bursting charge, usually
black powder, which bursts the casing, ignites the
contents and propels them away from the center of the
So this year, when you are watching the fireworks burst
into beautiful colors and shapes over Innsbrook’s Lake
Aspen, you’ll know a little bit more about how these
exploding beauties work. Enjoy the show!
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Proud Sponsor of Innsbrook Fireworks
Wishing the Innsbrook Community
a Happy Independence Day
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Proudly Serving Innsbrook Since 2001
TW Custom Construction LLC
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Proudly Serving
Innsbrook Since 1985
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Happy Fourth of July
Happy Fourth of July
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Have a Happy and Safe Holiday Weekend
Proud Sponsor of
Innsbrook Fireworks
Karrenbrock Construction Inc
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Your New Summer To-Do List
How many of these 10 summer activities can your family check off this year?
10 IBK Summer Must-Dos
1. FIND YOUR PLACE IN NATURE
Check out our brand new trail maps and Nature Pocket
Guide and hit the woods! We have recreated the trail
maps for the Konstanz, Meadows, Aspen Spur, Tyrolean,
Grendel, Wynnbrook and Sonnenblick Hiking Trails.
The maps include directions on how to get to the
trailhead, photos of the trail, notes about what you’ll
see along the way and a space to sketch animals, trees or
flowers you see on your adventure. The Nature Pocket
Guide has information for all the trails in one booklet.
2. GO ON A PHOTO SCAVENGER HUNT
Don’t leave home without your camera! Any time
you’re exploring Innsbrook, be on the lookout for photo
opportunities. Capture a butterfly on a flower, a reflection
in the water, fall leaves beginning to change color or
the perfect sunset. Don’t forget to share your photos in
our Annual Property Owner Photo Contest and on our
Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/innsbrookresort.
3. PLAY A REALLY BIG GAME OF CHESS
Become a pawn in this classic game with our giant chess
set at the Aspen Center – a great way to enjoy a sunny
day outdoors while exercising your brain! This unique
opportunity is exceptional fun for the whole family as
players have to walk around through the game to make
their moves. Checkmate!
4. TAKE AN ADVENTURE THROUGH READING
Visit our Little Red Library in the Farmhouse area (by
the Summer Breeze concert concessions stand) and start a
new summer adventure with an exciting tale. The library
is always open, except during Summer Breeze concerts,
and there is no check-out system. Just show up, find a
good read and get ready to let your imagination soar.
5. CHECK OUT ALL THAT’S NEW AT IBK
Take a break from swimming in the lake and see where
you’ll be swimming next summer at the site of our New
Amenity Complex. Need to update your Innsbrook gear?
The Pro Shop has an excellent selection of Innsbrooklogoed merchandise like caps and shirts. Is your stomach
rumbling? Pay a visit to the completely reinvented
Clubhouse Bar & Grille. With a new menu, new staff and
new décor, it’s a whole new experience! Find out more
about all of these upgrades at www.innsbrook-resort.com.
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6. LISTEN (AND TALK) TO THE BIRDS
Use online resources like www.allaboutbirds.org to
learn bird calls and songs that are common in our area.
While exploring the woods or your own backyard, see if
you can identify the birds that you hear and respond to
their chatter in-kind!
7. IDENTIFY WILDFLOWERS
Innsbrook is home to many varieties of colorful
wildflowers and native grasses. Hike any of our nature
trails, or just look around your property, and you’re
sure to see some beautiful blooms. Record what you see
including size and color and you’ll begin to notice what’s
most common. Experience the excitement of seeing a
new wildflower for the first time!
8. PLANT MILKWEED FOR MONARCHS
Help save the declining monarch population by planting
milkweed. Famous for their remarkable 3,000-mile
annual migration between Mexico and Canada, female
monarchs depend on milkweed to lay their eggs and
feed their caterpillar larvae. Find out about the different
varieties of milkweed from the Missouri Department of
Conservation: www.mdc.gov.
9. MAKE UP YOUR OWN NATURE-BASED GAMES
The possibilities are endless when you make up the
rules! Have a sandcastle building contest on the beach.
See who can catch the most fireflies. Play leap frog
with your friends. Use only materials that you find in
nature to create a work of art. You’ll look at nature in a
whole different way when you put away the electronic
distractions and immerse yourself in your beautiful,
natural surroundings. 10. BUILD YOUR OWN BOAT!
All you need is cardboard and creativity! Our Cardboard
Boat Race on August 1 will award prizes for the best
looking, most creative and fastest boats, as well as a
Team Spirit Award. Get your family team together to
become captains of your own cardboard cruiser.
100 Ways to Explore Innsbrook
Have you checked off all these boxes and are looking for
even more ways to explore Innsbrook? Go to
www.innsbrook-resort.com/blog/100-lakes-100-ways
for a long list of summer fun!
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Proudly Serving Innsbrook Since 2002
Green Horizons Landscaping and Lawn Care
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IMPORTANT NUMBERS & EMAILS
Main Innsbrook Numbers: 636-928-3366 or 636-745-3000 plus extension below:
General Information................................................................ ext. 0.....................................information@innsbrook-resort.com
Property Owner Activities & Events...................................... ext. 180................................activities@innsbrook-resort.com
Conservation Program............................................................ ext. [email protected]
Aspen Center / Catering ........................................................ ext. 884 [email protected]
Aspen Center / Conference & Group Sales........................... ext. [email protected]
Aspen Center / Guest Services............................................... ext. 0..................................... [email protected]
Aspen Center / Fitness Center............................................... ext. 600................................information@innsbrook-resort.com
Aspen Center / General Manager.......................................... ext. [email protected]
Aspen Center / Weddings & Events...................................... ext. [email protected]
Country Market....................................................................... ext. 333................................information@innsbrook-resort.com
Custom Homes......................................................................... ext. 166................................customhomes@innsbrook-resort.com
Golf Course / Director of Golf............................................... ext. [email protected]
Golf Course / Tee Times........................................................ ext. [email protected]
Clubhouse Bar & Grille............................................................ ext. 207................................restaurant@innsbrook-resort.com
Clubhouse Bar & Grille / General Manager.......................... ext. 813................................restaurant@innsbrook-resort.com
Innsbrook Institute.................................................................. ext. [email protected]
Landscape Services................................................................... ext. 177................................landscaping@innsbrook-resort.com
Marketing, Communications & Website............................... ext. 214................................information@innsbrook-resort.com
Property Owner Billing........................................................... ext. [email protected]
Real Estate................................................................................. ext. 199 [email protected]
Remodeling............................................................................... ext. 166................................remodeling@innsbrook-resort.com
Security / Director of Security................................................ ext. [email protected]
Security / Main Gate............................................................... ext. [email protected]
Security / West Gate................................................................ ext. [email protected]
Services / Home Repairs......................................................... ext. [email protected]
Stables........................................................................................ext. [email protected]
Vacations / Overnight Accommodations.............................. ext. [email protected]
Village of Innsbrook, City Hall............................................... (636)[email protected]
For Sewer, Water & Cable Emergencies.................................................................Call Innsbrook Security at ext. 400.
For Power Outages Call Cuivre River Electric at 800-392-3709; have your account number ready.
For All Emergencies (from a land line or cell phone) .................................................911
Warren County Ambulance – Non-Emergency.................................................................636-456-8413
Warren County Sheriff Non-Emergency............................................................................636-456-4332
Wright City Fire Protection District – Non-Emergency...................................................636-745-2262
Warrenton Fire Protection District – Non-Emergency....................................................636-456-8935
Cuivre River Electric.............................................................................................................1-800-392-3709
CenturyLink...........................................................................................................................1-800-201-4099
Wright City Post Office........................................................................................................636-745-3513
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History of Our Community
The American Dream is alive and well, and the story of
how Innsbrook came to be is a testament to that ideal.
Ed Boyce, Innsbrook’s founder and Chairman since its
inception in 1971, is a shining example of how a regular
guy, with a little perseverance and a lot of ingenuity, can
make his dream come true.
In the late 1950s, the energetic and clever then-23year-old Boyce had an idea to sell hooded sweatshirts
sporting the text, “U.S. Olympic Drinking Team.” The
sweatshirts were advertised in Playboy magazine at a
price of $5.75. “We sold 50,000 in 10 months,” Boyce
recalled. “I retired to the mountains of Colorado and
became a ski bum.”
That’s when Boyce first set eyes on an A-frame chalet
by an Aspen stream, and was gripped by an idea
that became the core of a sprawling A-frame resort
development that would dominate the wooded hills of
Missouri’s Warren County.
After growing up at Innsbrook, Boyce’s son, Charlie, and
Wobbe’s son, Warren “Chip” Wobbe Jr., officially joined
the Innsbrook Corporation team in the late ‘80s.
Warren Wobbe Sr. joined Boyce and his venture in
1969 and the Aspenhof development, located in Warren
County on Highway 47, was completed in September of
1971. Aspenhof consisted of 520 acres with 154 chalets. In
that same month, the two entrepreneurs began a project
that would grow to be almost fifteen times the size of
Aspenhof, and would come to be known as Innsbrook.
After much planning, discussion and petition-gathering,
Innsbrook was approved by the Warren County
Commissioners as a village on July 21, 1998. And today, we
are on the map as Innsbrook, Missouri, and proud of it.
In 2000, construction began on 236-acre Alpine
Lake, Innsbrook’s largest. We’re currently in the early
development stages of the 1,500-acre Tyrolean area
south of Alpine Lake. The area includes rolling forests,
the Tyrolean Hiking Trail and a historic log cabin,
which was donated to, and restored by, the Innsbrook
Historical Society.
Les Buechele joined Boyce and Wobbe in 1972 and nine
years later, the first phase of the Innsbrook development
was finished: 434 A-frames, more than 20 lakes, six tennis
courts, and 40 miles of road on its 1,600 acres.
The name “Innsbrook” is a nod to the scenic capital of
Austria’s Tyrol region, another place where beautiful
A-frames can be found clustered around small lakes.
Although the name’s inspiration came right out of
Europe, the idea definitely stemmed from deep in
Colorado. “We brought together nature, recreation and
serenity,” Boyce said.
In 2013 the first cottage display of our new “Cottages at
Alpine Woods” community opened (and was sold) and
the second display opened in 2014.
November 2014 saw the official groundbreaking at the
site of Innsbrook’s new Amenity Complex. The area will
house a zero-entry swimming pool, lazy river, naturethemed children’s playground, outdoor amphitheater and
fitness center. It’s full steam ahead for the construction
of this $3 million facility, with a planned completion of
the first stage of work in Fall 2015.
The Innsbrook Corporation continued to purchase
land along Highway F in Warren County throughout
the ‘70s. In 1980, they opened the second phase of the
development on the east side of Highway F.
Lake Aspen is a focal point for the east side of the
development, which is also home to tennis courts, a
restaurant, lodge-style conference center, and an 18-hole
golf course; in addition to A-frame chalets for second
homes; one-, two- and three-bedroom condominiums;
residential and vacation homes and villas.
With more than 7,500 acres (that’s over five-and-ahalf times the size of Forest Park!) and over 100 lakes,
Innsbrook is a wonderful, one-of-a-kind recreational
living community that we look forward to sharing for
years to come.
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Have a Happy
and Safe
Holiday Weekend
Frazier Land Surveying Services, Inc.
WWW.FRAZIERLANDSURVEYING.COM
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THE ANNUAL INNSBROOK FIREWORKS SHOW
Welcome to the 2015 Innsbrook Fireworks Show. Every year we work to make the show more spectacular than
the year before. As we go to press with this program booklet, we are approaching our goal of raising $110,000 in
donations, ads, sponsorships and merchandise to make this show possible. This is an outstanding accomplishment
in these times and is an unprecedented example of the community spirit of our property owners, advertisers and
vendors at Innsbrook. We have said we could not do it without your help and you graciously came through to
underwrite this event, our signature event of the year.
Special thanks to the many volunteers without whose help this show would not be possible and additional thanks to
J&M Displays, co-producers of this show. This is truly a community event. Please thank the property owners who
donated, and remember the businesses listed in this program. Enjoy the show!
Ed Boyce, Trustee
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8:00
8:15
8:30
Les Buechele, Trustee
9:15
Gathering Shot: Al Hirt’s Dixieland
Bourbon Street Paradise
Java
Strutting with Bar-b-que
Muskrat Ramble
Gathering Shot: strauss selections
Non-Stop Fast Polka
Magic Bullets
Jubilee Festival March
Chit-Chat Fast Polka
Perpetual Motion
Gathering Shot: patriotic selections
National Emblem March
The Caissons Go Rolling Along
Wild Blue Yonder
Semper Fidelis
Stars and Stripes Forever
Marine Corps Hymn
Anchors Aweigh
Washington Post March
El Capitan
76 Trombones
Nimrod from Enigma Variations
America
Olympic Fanfare
Liberty Fanfare
God Bless America
America The Beautiful
Gathering Shot
Innsbrook, The Place of My Dreams
(Innsbrook theme song)
Austrian Medley
Charlie Boyce, Trustee
Warren Wobbe, Jr., Trustee
The Show
After Finale
Star Spangled Banner, Sandi Patty
God Bless America
Terminator
This Land Is Your Land
Back to the Future
When the Saints Go Marching In
ET
South Rampart Street Parade
Star Wars
The Night I Painted the Sky
Batman
Taps
007
Transformers
Avengers
Mission Impossible
Pirates
William Tell (from the recent Lone Ranger movie)
Washington Post March
Armed Forces Medley
Rhapsody in Blue
Hoedown
Olympic Fanfare
1812
Rain won’t stop our Fireworks Show.
We will do everything we can to present the show on
the scheduled night. Lightning will delay the show.
Listen to the announcements for updates from the
Fireworks Field, check Facebook, or follow us on Twitter
@InnsbrookResort for updates during the show on
delays. Find the links at www.innsbrook-resort.com.
Personal fireworks are NOT ALLOWED at Innsbrook.
The National Fire Protection Association reports that
far more fires are reported in the U.S. on a typical
Independence Day than on any other day of the year, and
fireworks account for more than half of those fires. Please
enjoy the professional show at Innsbrook this year,
but please, no personal fireworks.
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FIREWORKS SPONSORS
Platinum Donors ($1,000+)
Ed & Kirsten Boyce
Frank & Claudette Graetz
Russ & Carol Isaak
Norm & Jane Mueller
Pat & Sue O’Brien
Joseph & Catherine Ouellette
Gold Donors ($750-$999)
Brad & Deb Ford
Steve & Heidi Morice
Eliot & Dee Dee Simon
Lynn, Shane, Belle, Bill and Silas Stark
silver Donors ($500-$749)
Ray & Jan Alonzo
David Hoech
David & Suzanne Baetz
John & MaryFrances Lang
Michael & Maureen Conlin
William & Victoria McAlister
Kevin & Nancy Enger
Ginny McCook
Jerry & Jenny Finley
Jeff & Kim McGuiness & Family
Don & Jean Foster
Roger & Rebecca Miller
The Gissys
Fr. Dan Shaughnessy
The Heim Family
Nancy & John Wagner
Bronze Donors & Fireworks Friends continued on page 24
Thank you
Thank you to our
to these additional
Fireworks Sponsors
Fireworks Boat Patrol
Kurt White & Family
boland oil
Rick Layton & Family
Fieldstone masonry
Jeff Yegge
rust construction company
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*As of Wednesday, June 22, 2015
A special thank you goes out to the following sponsors* whose generosity has made this year’s show possible.
FIREWORKS SPONSORS
bronze Donors ($200-$499)
Mark & Kristin Alt
Josh Amato & Sarah Jensen
Carol & Jim Amling
The Ashdowns - Doug, Tina,
Dylan & Nick
Thomas & Mary Barry
Jim & Mary Bauer
Bob & Missy Bax
Bob Becherer & Greg Davis
Susan Beecher
Richard & Michele Bell
Jeremy & Misty Benear
Charlie & Marilyn Bollmeier
Jim & Cindy Bowers
Robert & Barb Braendle
Bretthorst Family
Ron & Jean Buesinger
Bryant & Suz Campbell
Chris & Cindy Canepa
Bob & Margie Capps
Chris & Anne Chivetta
Scott & Chris Christensen
Mike Clausen
Ryan & Kimberly Cole
Joan D’Ambrose & Linda Detring
Edward & Carla Doisy
John & Mary Easley
Mark & Marilyn Feldman
Dennis & Judith Fiehler
Robert & Jean Fox
Bob & Mary Fredericksen
Mark & Sharon Gaia
Mike & Linda Gambill
Phil Harvey & Renee Cipriano
Ed Hatcher & Becky Costello
Jim & Michele Heizer
Roger & Linda Howenstein
Brian & Kristin Joehl
Steve & Joan Johans
Joe & Erica Kaminski
Kathleen Kartye
Janet Kath & Allen DaGue
Corky & Dotty Kinyon
Kathy Lammers
Ellen Livingston & Edward Levitt
Keith & Marsha Lovin
Bob & Leslie Maus
David & Diane Mayo
McPherron Family
Donald & Valerie Susan Meyer
Steve & Diana Miller
Scott & Janet Modde
Dan & Carolyn Mooney
Tom & Bee Morrell
Keith & Terri Moudy
John & Babs Murphy
Ron & Kim Negley
Joseph & Sharon Orf
Doug & Sharyl Parashak
Roger & Dianne Pecha
FIREWORKS SPONSORS
fireworks friends ($1-$199)
Bruce & Charla Abernathy
Susan Abernathy
Frank & Helen Adams
Jim & Sue Adams
Dan & Mary Beth Adelsberger
Ursula Adrian
Alan & Pamela Agathen
Matt & Kim Agathen
Liz & Chris Poelker
Danny & Janice Pogue
Jay & Lisa Pontious
Charles & Alma Jean Prince
Dave & Danette Randolph
Stan & Mary Ann Rea
Dan & Pat Reuter
Mike & Barbara Richter
Larry & Marlynn Schaeffer
Paul & Suzanne Schoomer
John & Kathleen Sheehan
Michael & Della Smith
Jim & Ashley Souers
Max & Colleen Starkloff Family
Paul & Stephanie Steinmann
Robbie & Jackie Stewart
David & Linda Swain
Dave & Kathey Taiclet
Steve & Lori Taylor
Jeff & Sharon Thomsen
Don & Judy Walter
Ian & Sue Watkins
Jim & Doris Welch
John & Priscilla Welter
Dean & Cheryl Wolfe
Sandon & Karen Wool
Janet Worstell
Dale & Sharon Young
Charles Ainsworth & Linda Hennemann
Keith & Mickey Allen
Harry & Jan Amann
James & Terry Anderson
Russ & Laine Angelo
Anth Family
Steve & Barbara Archer
Glenn & Mary Arnold
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Jim & Carolyn Auckley
Tom & Ann Babington
Andy & Denise Babinski
Bob & Lynda Baker
Bob & Arlene Bakula
Joan Balser & Linda Stefacek
Bruce & Lennis Bange
Ken & Pat Barbour
FIREWORKS SPONSORS
Gary & Mary Ann Barton
George & Cindy Baskin
Arthur & Linda Behrens
Sarah Bernard
Joe & Mimi Berry
Zack & Karen Bettis
Russ & Lynda Billingsley
Dennis & Nancy Black
Anthony & Jeanie Bland
James & Jennifer Blasberg
David & Diane Boeckmann
Boelhauf & Blaho Family
Robert & Sue Bohm
Alan & Ellen Boime
Nick & Candy Bommarito
Chuck & Julie Bono
Robert & Cheryl Bossomo
Brian & Denise Bouquet
Bob & Marilyn Brangle
Brett & Barb Bray
Terry & Betty Brazier
Justina Bricka
Al & Jean Briggs
Joe & Brenda Bright
Don Brinkman
Bob & Joyce Brockhaus
Joe Brodeur
Dee Brown
Brubaker Family
Charles & Sylvia Bruere
Patricia Buncher
Dean & Paula Burgess
Sue Burghoff
Larry & Linda Buschman
Bob & Teddy Busse
Wayne & Arlene Campbell
John & Pamela Cannavan
Mark & Stacey Caplinger
Dan & Lonna Carlson
Don & Ruth Carr
Gene & Suzanne Carroll
Robert & Susan Cerwin
K & Roma Chandrashekar
Michael, Ann & Arnie Chapin
Mike & Pat Chitwood
Paul & Jane Christman
Tom & Lauren Christman
Tom & Louise Cini
Richard & Christine Clark
Bill & Joan Clarke
Dale & Jennie Clausen
John & Beverly Cleveland
Richard & Cathy Cody
Gene & June Cole
Dale & Judy Collier
John & Rose Ann Collins
Mark & Victoria Cook
Burton & Debra Cooper
Bernie & Wanda Cosby
Tom & Lisa Cradick
Robert & Carolyn Cranston
Mike & Janet Cronin
Bob Cuba
Jerry & Mary Beth Daniels
Dick & Nancy Davidson
Buddy & Marilyn Dawson
Paul & Iris Denk
Mike & Peggy Devereaux
Walt & Sharon Dieckmann
Jerry & Carol Diekroeger
Kurt & Susan Dikkers
David & Cinda Divjak
Michael & Julie Doane
Doerner-Fitz
Bryan & Lisa Doerr
Jim & Helga Douglass
Bob Dowdle & Alice Jensen
John & Holly Drabik
Elaine Dubail
Bob & Tanya Duchild
Terry Dwyer
Edward & Gabrielle Dyck
Laura Earickson
Jim & Carolyn Eden
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Bruce & Shelley Edwards
Wayne & Teresa Edwards
Maynard & Marianne Engebretson
Dorothy Vallat-Ernst
John & Bernie Fagan
Greg & Kim Faron
Mary & Chris Fava
Paul & Fran Feagan
Joe & Cathy Federer
Helen Ruge Flaiz
Gary & Susan Fletcher
Syl & Pat Flotte
Larry & Pam Foresman
Steve & Mary Fox
Mike & Kathy Franzoi
Leo & Patrice Frieda
Paul Friemel
Dennis & Linda Frink
John & Alice Fudge
Marie Furrer
Brian & Mary Anne Gamache
Genevieve Gantner
Carol Garbs
Paul & Barb Garwitz
Dave & Janet Gerdeman
Jim & Karen Gissy
Jon & Arlene Glantz
Ted & Nell Goedecke
Lawrence & Karen Goering
Goldes & Kagans
Bob & Jackie Grah
Larry & Jan Gregory
Jim & Donna Grissom
Leonard Grosso
Roger & Nancy Grow
Mark & Trish Gunby
Hudson & Gayle Guthrie
Rick & Pat Habersroh
John & Joanne Hachtel
Bouchard-Hadley Family
Jeff & Kathie Haferkamp
Jim & Kathy Hall
FIREWORKS SPONSORS
Robert & Kathy Hamilton
Scott & Mary Hammel
Jane Hammond
Brad & Cindy Hanson
Matt & Jennifer Harbaugh
Michael & Susan Harmon
Paul & Kathy Harris
Paul & Deon Harris
Bob & Janet Hart
Don & Susan Hasting
Mike & Janet Hauskins
Anna Hellwig & Larry Hellwig
Fred & Judy Henrichs
Harvey & Terry Hieken
Jim & Kathy Higgins Family
Laurene Hileman
Bob & Kathy Hill
Tom & Barb Hilton
Donald & Faye Hirsch
Ralph & Norma Hoer
John & Pat Hoffman
Bob & Barb Hoffman
Joe & Jackie Hoffman
John & Margaret Hopkins
Ken & Nancy Horn
Ken & Gayle Horn
Steve & Jill Hoven
Hudson Family
David & Sherry Hughes
Charles & Janet Hughes
Joe & Ellen Hurley
Randy & Kathy Hurst
The Hursts
Steve & Deb Hutti
Frank & Marg Ivey
Gene & Allene Jackson
Rose Jacobsmeyer
Gene & Terri Jacobson
Jean Jarchow
Tim & Melissa Jennings
Gary & Caryl Jewell
Terry & Norma Johnson
Ken & Sharon Johnson
Mike & Barbara Jones
Vince & Mary Jones
Dee Joyner
Jan Kammer
Dean & Carol Kappel
Mike & Rebecca Kappel
John & Nancy Keetch
Herb & JoAnn Kelley
Robert & Rosemary Kelly
Nancy Kennedy
Artie & Molly Kerckhoff
Gay & Ginger King
Robert & Carolyn Kingsbury
Joe & Colleen Kinnison
Vicky Kirkpatrick
Eileen Klute
Jerry & Shirley Knoelke
Diane Kohl
John & Barbara Kohler
Marin & Roberta Kollef
Lee & Sharrie Kreh
Rod & Elaine Kumm
Frank & Barbara Ladish
Mark & Mary Lammert
Tom & Michele Langston
Russell & Patty Larochelle
Jay & Brenda Laux
Shane & Heather Lawler
Lynn & Madonna Laws
Rick & Sharon Lee
Mark & Mary Jo Leeser
Jack & Cindy Leonard
Daniel & Marlene Lischwe
Dale & Elaine Loomis
Rick & Judy Lowe
John & Joanne Lower
Bill & Cece Luecking
Steve & Linda Lundergan
Alex & Linda Luongo
Ed & Tedi Macias
Chuck Magnuson & Marsha Tischler
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Bill & Barb Maher
Larry & Linda Martin
Pat & Kathy Martin
William & Lavonne Matthew
Ellen Maxfield
Ed & Janet McAllister
Jim & Pat McAtee
Ed & Beverly McCabe
James & Margaret McCartney
Eleanor McCune
David & Michelle McCune
John McCutcheon & June Uhlman
Jack & Barb McKay
Lisa McKinley
Charlie & Margie Medelberg
Scott & Lesa Meierotto
Richard & Carol Melinder
Bruce & Frani Melton
Kathy Merlo & Lorenzo Gonzalez
Norman & Josie Merlo
Gary & Pat Merz
Larry & Laura Meyers
David & Nancy Miller
Paul & Penny Miquelon
Charles & Rhonda Mitchell
Roy & Jill Moed
Rick & Sue Moore
Tim & Sharon Moran
Bill & Joyce Moran
Gaylinn Rawls & Constance Morgan
Jim & Evajean Morris
John & Tammie Morris
Don & Ginny Mossinghoff
Mike & Terry Mulligan
Lamartina & Mulvihill Family
Craig & Judy Mundle
Tibor & Jan Nagy
Geoff Nash & Michele Maue
Daniel & Kim Noonan
George & Sandra Ockuly
Bud & Karla Oldani
John & Mary Ann O’Neill
FIREWORKS SPONSORS
Jim & Barb Orsund
Kurt Otto & Karen Otto
David Pacino & Berta James
Richard & Mariette Palmer
Pete & Kathy Palumbo
Don & Ann Panhorst
Arthur & Phyllis Parrish
Steve & Cindy Patton
Joseph & Karen Pawlowicz
Rich & Donna Pelikan
Al & Dana Peterfeso
Frank & Molly Peterson
Mark & Sue Pfaff
Gordon & Susan Philpott
Gary & Holly Pieper
Stephen & Dorothy Podry
Nancy Pound & Carol Cole
Al & Christine Prince
Mike & Sabina Pugh
James & Barbara Radtke
Nile & Terry Ramsbottom
Dennis & Judi Redington
Genevieve Regan
Charles & Carol Reinheimer
Janet Schneider & Jim Rekart
Dave & Nicole Ringenberg
Steve & Patty Ringkamp
Jerry & Shirley Ritsema
Alfred & Sallie Roche
Eric Ault & Carol Roedder
Donna Rogers
Ed & Bonnie Rowley
Tom & Marcy Ruff
Stan & Carla Rull
Steven & Joann Rull
Micheal & Cindy Rush
George & Gerry Sachs
John & Natalie Schaefer
Brian & Vicki Schaff
Earl & Gretchen Schellenberg
Dave & Carol Schepers
Bob & Mary Schillinger
Joan Schneider
Dick & Alice Schoene
Gary & Sandy Schulz
John & Jan Schuster
Carolyn Schutte
Ronald & Susan Scott
J. & Mary Seidel
Don & Jan Sessions
Larry & Carol Shapiro
Tom & Linda Shaw
Ken Shelton
Dan & Tina Shepard
William & Bette Sill
Marc & Sandy Silvey
John & Donna Simpson
Phil & Suzanne Skelly
Rich & Marlene Skinner
Mary Ellen Sliment & Family
Terry & Candace Smith
Rolla & Ronna Smith
Don & Shirley Smith
Jim & Marilyn Smith
Ron Snavely & Connie Diering
Bob & Mary Lynn Soderholm
Jim & Karen Spotanski
Tony & Val Spratte
Robert & Joy Stafford
Brett & Jessica Stertzbach
Tom & JoAnn Stevener
Greg & Marcella Stevens
Jim & Kim Stewart
Rich & Kristi Stewart
Jim & Bonnie Stockberger
Glenn & Mary Ellen Strebeck
Thad & Debbie Strobach
Doyle & Irene Suit
Jim & Sunny Syrett
Jean Taylor & Debbie Guzenski
Barbara Taylor
Jim & Pat Teeple
James & Diane Tegethoff
Steve & Barbara Theobald
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Erik & Carin Thyssen
Dennis & Debbie Ties
David & Nelda Tomlinson
Mike & Lisa Trube
John & Paulette Tumbarello
Tom & Caryl Ulmer
Susan Veidt
Bill & Suzanne Venker
Vince Vento
Don & Jan Vetrone
Garry & Bonnie Vickar
Richard & Susan Wagner
Gus & Nancy Wangelin
Harmon & Sharlene Wasserman
Ron & Susan Watkins
Arthur & Marian Weber
Donald & Donna Weise
Dave & Karen Weller
Sylvia & Dan West Trust
John & Cassandra Wichlenski
Kip & Julie Williams
Robert & Patricia Williamson
Linda Wilson
Don & Mary Wilson
Bill & Denise Wilson
Patrick & Carol Wilson
Warren & Bonnie Wimmer
Tom & Nancy Wingate
Joseph & Sandra Witte
Wittenauer & Johnson Families
The Wittmaiers
William & Wendy Berry
Joseph Wormek
Helen Yeager
Mark Young & Deborah Schneider
Dr. & Mrs. French Youngman
Jim & Mary Jo Zara
Ken & Mary Ann Zehnder
Howard & Mary Jane Zinschlag
Steve & Shannon Waters
2014 fireworks honor roll
These property owners supported our 2014 show. Because they donated after the print date, their names did not appear in last
year’s booklet. A special, belated thanks to these fireworks show supporters!
Special Mention Donors: $250 and up
Ben & Kelly Foster
Roger & Dianne Pecha
Lisa Grimes
Shawn & Mark Pohlman
Steven & Sharyn Levitt
Jay & Lisa Pontious
Craig & Stacy Lovasz
Marge Rosenthal & Sharon Smegner
Jeff & Kim McGuiness
Tim & Terry Seals
James & Judy Seeser
Denise St. Ivany & George Vogel
Erik & Carin Thyssen
Rev. Joseph Weber
Chip & Dee Wobbe
Special Mention Donors: Under $250
Matt & Kim Agathen
Josh Amato & Sarah Jensen
The Ashdowns - Doug, Tina,
Dylan & Nick
Ronald & Marge Aylward
Tom & Ann Babington
Kevin & Kathy Bailey
Rick & Emilie Baker
George & Cindy Baskin
Bob & Missy Bax
Rick & Diann Bosworth
Don Brinkman
The Brubaker Family
Charles & Sylvia Bruere
Dean & Paula Burgess
Robert & Susan Cerwin
Barry & Susan Chapman
Jack & Sue Clancy
Richard & Christine Clark
Joe & Carole Colich
Tom & Lisa Cradick
Dick & Nancy Davidson
Dick & Kathy Drummond
Jim & Carolyn Eden
Kevin & Nancy Enger
Bruce Essman & Carla Siegfried
Ed & Barbara Fank
Jason & Jennifer Fenton
Robert & Jean Fox
Patty & Lee Frieda
Genevieve Gantner
Jim & Carrie Gates
Chris Groff
Robert & Kathy Hamilton
Jane Hammond
Paul & Deon Harris
Don & Susan Hasting
Mike & Janet Hauskins
Larry & Anna Hellwig
David & Catherine Hogan
Paul & Patricia Huber
The Hudson Family
Randy & Kathy Hurst
Phillip & Terri Ingracia
Mike & Barbara Jones
Robert & Kelly Jordan
John & Nancy Keetch
Kathy Kennebeck
Artie & Molly Kerckhoff
Tom & Patty Kernell
Joe and Colleen Kinnison
Mary Eileen Klute
Jerry & Shirley Knoelke
Ray & Pat Kreienkamp
Mike & Lisa Lennon
Dale & Elaine Loomis
John & Joanne Lower
Cece & Bill Luecking
Alex & Linda Luongo
Patrick & Kathy Martin
Dudley & Beth McCarter
James & Margaret McCartney
Jerry McDonagh & Theresa Hughes
Paul & Judy Menne
Philip & Debra Miller
Charles & Rhonda Mitchell
Dale Isaak & Jane Nelson
John & Mary Ann O’Neill
Brian & Edel O’Toole
Al & Chris Prince
Carol & Charlie Reinheimer
Stan & Carla Rull
Mike & Cindy Rush
John & Carol Russell
Ted & Tracy Sator
John & Natalie Schaefer
Earl & Gretchen Schellenberg
John & Joan Schnoebelen
Cynthia & Ron Scott
Jeff & Mary Sellman
Jodi Slinkard
Susan & Michael Simpson
Rich & Marlene Skinner
Ken & Jeanette Sloan
Jim Souers
Barbara Taylor
James Tegethoff
Matt & Kelly Warren
Don & Donna Weise
Felix & Susan Williams
Linda Wilson
Bill & Gina Wischmeyer
Sandon & Karen Wool
Howard & Mary Jane Zinschlag
emergencies: what to do
In the event of an emergency at Innsbrook, CALL 911 from your land line or your cell phone.
If you are able, call Innsbrook Security at 636-745-3000 or 636-928-3366 ext. 400 to alert them of the situation.
Innsbrook Security will escort emergency vehicles to your location. It is important that you use street names when
speaking with the 911 responders.
QUESTIONS? Call Dan Dieckmann, Director of Innsbrook Security, at 636-928-3366 ext. 402.
special thanks
A special thanks for the support of these local organizations this holiday weekend:
Warren County Ambulance District
Medical Services
Marthasville Volunteer Fire District
Warren County Sheriff’s Department
Warren County Emergency Management
Providing the Portable Lights
Wright City Fire District
Warrenton Fire District
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HOLIDAY HOURS
INNSBROOK BEACH RULES
THE CLUBHOUSE BAR & GRILLE
The Innsbrook beaches are truly a community
meeting place, and like any good watering hole there
should be a few guidelines so everyone can enjoy
them together. We ask you to please observe these
beach guidelines.
Reservations recommended.
Call us at 636-928-3366 ext. 207.
Thursday, July 2
food service Bar service KARAOKE NIGHT IN THE BAR
11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
11 a.m. to 12 a.m.
8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
POP-UP TENTS should be at least 20’ from the water
Friday, July 3
food service barnyard buffet (lower patio)
Bar service live entertainment
Saturday, July 4
food service
bar service
barnyard buffet (lower patio)
BBQ BUFFET (Main dining room)
8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
8 a.m. to 1 a.m.
8:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
7 a.m. to 12 a.m.
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
7 a.m. to 11 a.m.
7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Guest Services NO PETS permitted in the beach area.
NO LOUD MUSIC. Music should be for your listening
pleasure only.
NO LARGE GROUPS. How would you feel if an office
party parked next to you on the beach?
Country Market
The Country Market is south of the Real Estate Office.
Stop by for snacks, beverages, ice, beer, fresh produce,
worms & more! 636-928-3366 ext. 333.
NO CAMPFIRES. Hibachi grills work great, but watch
your ashes.
8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
CIGARETTE BUTTS: Please do not use our beach as
your ashtray.
Boats in the common areas are not common
property... please respect the boats’ owners and do
not use private boats.
Property Management Building
The Property Management Building is located at the
beginning of Meadow Valley Drive. Stop by for your car,
boat or golf cart stickers! 636-745-3000 ext. 180.
Fri, July 3
Sat, July 4
Sun, July 5
Mon, July 6
SWIM DIAPERS.
NO LITTERING.
636-928-3366 Ext. 0
8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Fitness Center 636-928-3366 Ext. 0
See Guest Services for hours.
Thu, July 2
Fri, July 3
Sat, July 4
Sun, July 5
Kids who are not toilet-trained must wear
Beach-goers AGES 15 & UNDER should be
accompanied by an adult.
ASPEN Center
Mon – Thurs
Fri – Sat
Sun
NO BOATS OR FISHING allowed in the swimming
area, including between the beach and floating dock
and not tied to the dock. All of these are dangerous
to swimmers.
Children in FLOTATION DEVICES should be
supervised by an adult.
Sunday, July 5
food service breakfast buffet
bar service to leave space for sunbathers. Please do not use a
tent to reserve a beach spot, and tents must be taken
down at the end of the day or they will be removed.
Most importantly — HAVE FUN!
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
8 a.m. to Noon
Closed
Closed
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Need more event info? Call 636-928-3366 plus the
extension listed with each entry or visit us online at
www.innsbrook-resort.com. Events subject to change.
GUIDED NATURE HIKE
Saturday, July 11 | 9 a.m.
Meet at the head of the Konstanz Trail and explore
Innsbrook’s forest while being led on a nature hike by
Missouri Master Naturalist Leslie Limberg. Bring water,
trail snacks, bug spray, etc. Don’t forget your camera!
Ext. 180.
SUMMER WORKSHOP: ZOMBIE FILM CAMP
Monday-Wednesday, July 20-22
9 a.m. to noon (ages 6-9)
1-4 p.m. (ages 10-15)
SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: RATTLE AND HUM KC
Saturday, July 11 | 7:30 p.m.
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for U2 hits. FREE.
Concessions will be open. Ext. 180.
Kids will gather at the Farmhouse to explore the world
of film and zombies. We will write, act, film and edit a
zombie movie, plus learn zombie makeup. Bring a water
bottle, bug spray and sunscreen. Passport to Adventure
program event. Register at www.innsbrook-resort.com
Cost: $75. Ext. 180.
CAMP INNSBROOK JULY WEEKLONG CAMP - SOLD OUT
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
Imagine the good times campers will have at the
Farmhouse making cool crafts, creek hiking, goofing
at the beach, interacting with animals, seeking out
natural wonders and having a splash on a giant slip ‘n
slide. Camp will run Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. to 1:30
p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to noon, with a special Friday night
program for the family from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Passport to
Adventure program event. Ext. 180.
One Man Scramble
Saturday, July 25 | Tee Times Starting at 2 p.m.
Wish you could have a mulligan on every shot? Well
now you can! In this unique one-day singles event,
players may take a “second” shot or mulligan at any time.
However, if a mulligan is taken, the player must play the
second shot, even if it’s worse than the first. $60 entry
fee includes 18 holes of golf, cart, prizes and dinner after
the round. Open to the public. Ext. 203.
ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY
Saturday, July 18 | 9:30 a.m.
Join this volunteer clean-up of Highway F. Meet at the
Property Management Building at 9:30 a.m. for donuts
and coffee! Ext. 180.
SAND SCULPTURE CONTEST
Saturday, July 25 | 4 p.m.
One of our most popular events, our annual Sand
Sculpture Contest is full of family fun at Corlina Beach.
Compete for unique prize certificates. FREE and fun for
all ages. Canceled if lightning or heavy rain. Passport to
SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: OLD SALT UNION
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for a concert featuring
performances of modern bluegrass and country sounds.
FREE. Concessions will be open. Ext. 180.
ROCK SKIPPING CONTEST
Saturday, July 25 | 5 p.m.
Have questions about our events?
Call us at (636) 928-3366 ext. 180 or email
[email protected].
Come to Corlina Beach on Lake Innsbrook to try your
luck at rock skipping and compete for prize certificates.
FREE. Canceled if lightning or heavy rain. Passport to
Pre-register for all events online through the
Innsbrook calendar on our website at www.innsbrook-resort.com/events.
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SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: MY FRIEND MIKE
ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for a concert showcasing
a variety of hits. FREE. Concessions will be open. Ext. 180.
CARDBOARD BOAT RACE
SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: DOGS OF SOCIETY
Join us at Corlina Beach for what’s become a favorite
Innsbrook summer tradition. Cardboard boat building
is a science and an art—and always a lot of fun! There
will be prizes awarded in adult and child categories.
Postponed if raining; canceled if lightning. Large sheets
of cardboard are available at the Property Management
Building for purchase. Passport to Adventure program
event. Ext. 180.
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for a concert of Elton
John hits. FREE. Concessions will be open. Ext. 180.
Saturday, August 15 | 9:30 a.m.
Saturday, August 1 | 12:30 p.m.
TIKI BAR OPEN
Friday, August 21 | 5 p.m.
Have a “FIN”tastic time by playing in our second annual
Tiki Bar (is) Open golf tournament! The format is a
4-person, 9-hole scramble. After golf, there will be
an island-themed buffet. $35 per Innsbrook property
owner. Ext. 203.
SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: SERAPIS
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for this concert featuring
a wide variety of rock hits. FREE. Concessions will be
open. Ext. 180.
COMMUNITY YARD SALE
Saturday, August 22 | 7-11 a.m.
Looking to buy some gently used treasures? Stop by
to check out the deals at our Community Yard Sale
at the Property Management Building. Need to sell
some treasures? Reserve your space for our 4th Annual
Community Yard Sale. If you’d like to bring your own
table and sell items yourself, you can join in the sale for
free. Ext. 180.
GUIDED NATURE HIKE
Saturday, August 8 | 9 a.m.
Meet at the head of the Meadows Trail and explore
Innsbrook’s forest while being led on a nature hike by
Missouri Master Naturalist Leslie Limberg. Bring water,
trail snacks, bug spray, etc. Don’t forget your camera!
Ext. 180.
SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: DR. ZHIVEGAS
SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: VOTE FOR PEDRO
this pop dance band. FREE. Concessions will be open.
Ext. 180.
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for a concert featuring all
of your pop favorites. FREE. Concessions will be open.
Ext. 180.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
One Man Scramble
SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: BUTCH WAX & THE HOLLYWOODS
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for a concert of ‘60s and
‘70s music. FREE. Concessions will be open. Ext. 180.
Saturday, September 5 | 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, August 29 | Tee Times Starting at 2 p.m.
HOLIDAY RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Sunday, September 6
Join us on the Farmhouse Lawn at 9 a.m. for Catholic
Mass. Bring lawn chairs. Protestant service at Harmonie
Church at 10 a.m. Ext. 180.
SUMMER BREEZE CONCERT: SEVEN BRIDGES ROAD
SAILING REGATTA
the hits of the Eagles. FREE. Concessions will be open.
Ext. 180.
Sunday, September 6 | 1 p.m.
This annual sailing race on Lake Wanderfern begins at
1 p.m. at Cedarpass Beach. All sailboats from all lakes
welcome. Participants must wear life jackets. FREE.
Spectators encouraged! Ext. 180.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Saturday, September 5 | 8:30 a.m.
Men’s and women’s mixed doubles at stables courts.
Prizes awarded. All ages/skill levels welcome. FREE.
Canceled in the event of rain. Ext. 180.
OUTDOOR MOVIE
Join us at the Farmhouse Field for an outdoor showing
of a family-friendly movie. FREE. Bring lawn chairs.
Concessions will be open. Canceled if rain. Watch the
Village Views for movie title. Ext. 180.
WALK/RUN
Saturday, September 5 | 8:30, 9 a.m.
Meet at the start of the Tyrolean Trail (Farmhouse area)
for our casual walk/run. The 10K starts at 8:30 a.m. and
the 2 mile and 5K start at 9 a.m. Arrive early to register
and get a race number. Medals awarded. Bananas and
water provided. FREE. Note: we will not be timing all
runners, just the race winners. No walkers in the 10K,
please. Canceled if lightning. Ext. 180.
ULTRAMAX TRIATHLON
Saturday, September 12
Ultramax is hosting races at Innsbrook. For information
or to volunteer, visit ultramaxtri.com. Be cautious of
runners and bikers on our roadways. We appreciate your
patience and consideration.
MODEL AIRPLANE SHOW
INNSBROOK HISTORICAL SOCIETY: ABE LINCOLN REENACTOR
Saturday, September 5 | 9 a.m.
Enjoy a model airplane demo on Lake Aspen, taking off
from Fireworks Point (at the end of Aspen Point Dr.).
Spectators encouraged! Great vantage points to watch
from are Lionshead Beach or Geneva Beach. FREE.
Canceled in event of rain. Ext. 180.
Join the Innsbrook Historical Society at the Log
Cabin as Abe Lincoln gives his campaign speech and a
presentation of the Civil War in this reenactment. FREE
Call 314-740-5521 for more information.
COUPLES CLASSIC GOLF TOURNAMENT
FAMILY CAMP INNSBROOK: HAWAIIAN LUAU
Friday, September 18 | 2 p.m.
Saturday, September 5 | 3 p.m.
Also known as “The Divorce Open”, this 18-hole golf
tournament is a modified Chapman Scotch event. $60
per Innsbrook property owner. Dinner is included
following play. Results and prizes will be announced
during dinner. Open to the public. Ext. 203.
Join us at Corlina Beach on Lake Innsbrook as
performers will put on a show of Hawaiian and fire
dances. After the performance, kids can join in the fun
as they learn some of the traditional Hawaiian dance
moves. Passport to Adventure program event. Ext. 180.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY
FIFTH ANNUAL JEEP SAFARI
Saturday, September 19 | 9:30 a.m.
Sunday, September 27 | 1 p.m. (check-in by 12:30 p.m.)
Innsbrook Property Owners who have a JEEP
WRANGLER 2-DOOR MODEL are invited to join in
a tour of Innsbrook. Those who joined us in previous
years had a great time! This event will last a couple
of hours and will take place weather permitting.
Please bring your picnic basket, blanket, refreshments,
camera, etc. to make a fun day out of it. Pre-registration
required—registering the day of the event is not
permitted. Watch the Village Views for additional details.
Ext. 180.
INNSBROOK HISTORICAL SOCIETY LOG CABIN INVITATIONAL
Friday, September 25 | 1 p.m.
The Innsbrook Historical Society invites you to their 5th
annual golf outing. Head to the golf course for a fourperson scramble, with prizes, beverages, dinner, and a
chance to win a special hole-in-one prize. Contact Jim
Douglass for more information at 636-745-2393.
BIG TRASH WEEKEND
CAR SHOW
Saturday-Sunday, October 3-4
Saturday, September 26 | 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Bring your bulky trash (old furniture, mattresses, etc.)
to the Property Management Building for disposal;
dumpsters will be available. No construction waste!
Only bring items from your Innsbrook property. Special
recycling collections will also be available. Ext. 163.
Come out to the Amenity Complex and enter your car
into the show. Spectators encouraged. Watch the Village
Views for details. Ext. 180.
PINEWOOD DERBY
Bring your Pinewood Derby car for this fun-for-all-ages
event at the Amenity Complex. Participation in the
derby is free, but the kits must be purchased. Open to
the public, so invite all your friends! Spectators are free.
Passport to Adventure program event (participants). Ext. 180.
connect with innsbrook onLINE
VISIT OUR WEBSITE
www.innsbrook-resort.com
READ OUR BLOG
www.innsbrook-resort.com/blog
CHILI COOK-OFF
Enter your best chili recipe into the chili cook-off in the
spicy, meat, or vegetarian categories. Spectators/chili
tasters are FREE and welcome to join the festivities at
the Amenity Complex. Ext. 180.
join us on social media
One Man Scramble
Saturday, September 26 | Tee Times Starting at 2 p.m.
Tweet your View!
Enjoying the show?
Tweet your fireworks pics to
@InnsbrookResort!
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
FISHING TOURNAMENT
INNSBROOK PHOTO CONTEST ENTRY DEADLINE
Meet at the Oh’Fishal Scale at the Farmhouse. All ages
welcome; trophies awarded; weigh-in at noon. FREE.
Ext. 193.
Get those photos submitted for this year’s photo contest!
Winners will be displayed at the Property Owner Art
Show. Find the entry form online. Ext. 180.
FALL HOME TOUR
ADULT CLASS: WINE & CANVAS
View and tour several Innsbrook properties that are
currently for sale. Make a day of it with friends and
family. Open to the public. Ext. 199.
A local artist will give you step-by-step instructions
to complete your masterpiece all while sipping your
favorite drink. Bring your beverage and glass of choice.
$35 per person or $60 for two. Ext. 180.
Saturday, October 3 | 6:30 a.m.
Friday, October 30 | 5 p.m.
Saturday, October 3 | Noon-4 p.m.
Friday, November 6 | 7 p.m.
SUPERINTENDENT’S REVENGE GOLF TOURNAMENT
PROPERTY OWNER ART SHOW RECEPTION
Saturday, October 3 | 4 p.m.
Friday, November 13 | 6-8 p.m.
Remember those times throughout the year when ball
marks might have gone un-repaired or you might have
forgotten the day’s cart rules? Now it’s time for our
course superintendent and his staff to get even! This
9-hole tip and tuck event will be a two-person scramble.
Stay after the tournament for a buffet and awards at the
Clubhouse. $35 per Innsbrook property owner. Open to
the public. Ext. 203.
Celebrate the wonderful artists of Innsbrook at our
annual art show reception. FREE. Some works are
available for sale. Winner’s from this year’s Property
Owner Photo Contest will also be framed and displayed.
Ext. 180.
GRAND THANKSGIVING BUFFET
Thursday, November 26 | Various
FALL FEST & BONFIRE
Be our guest this Thanksgiving at the Aspen Center and
feast on a variety of seasonal salads and soup, carved
turkey and ham, and a host of side dishes and holiday
desserts! Open to the public. Ext. 0 for reservations,
pricing and seating times.
FREE fall evening celebration of Camp Innsbrook.
Bonfire, hayrides, snacks, crafts, and live music for the
whole family. Pre-registration required. Registration
opens September 2 at 9 a.m. Ext. 180.
RESIDENTIAL OWNERS’ MEETING
INNSBROOK INSTITUTE FALL GALA AND CONCERT
Saturday, December 12 | 10 a.m.
Friday, October 9
All residential owners are invited to our annual meeting at
the Aspen Center. Arrive early to register. Ext. 180.
Come out for the Institute Fall Gala and Concert,
Classical Country Fusion: the Showdown at the Innsbrook
Institute at the Aspen Center. Ext. 218 for more
information or tickets.
INNSBROOK INSTITUTE HOLIDAY CONCERT
Saturday, December 12 | 2:30 p.m.
Make plans to join us at the Aspen Center as we
celebrate the season with classic holiday songs. Open to
the public. Ext. 218.
TRUNK OR TREAT
Join us at the Farmhouse area for our annual Trunk or
Treat event. Wear costumes and decorate your cars, play
games, and share treats as the kids go trunk-to-trunk.
FREE. Pre-registration required. Ext. 180.
NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATION
Thursday, December 31
Join us for dinner and drinks at the Aspen Center to
ring in the New Year. Watch the Village Views for details.
Reservations required. Open to the public. Ext. 0.
PROPERTY OWNER ART SHOW OPENS
Friday, October 30
View submissions to this year’s Property Owner Art
Show at the Amenity Complex. FREE. Ext. 180.
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Proud Sponsor of
Innsbrook Fireworks
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Proudly Serving
Innsbrook Since 1998
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Jeff’s Landscaping
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THE INNSBROOK INSTITUTE
June 5-13 was the celebration of the 15th season of the
Innsbrook Institute Summer Music Academy and Festival.
15 seasons of the celebration of classical chamber music
performed in the extraordinarily beautiful and intimate
setting of Innsbrook. 15 seasons of hundreds of aspiring
and incredibly talented string students living among us and
studying with world-class artist faculty.
For this year’s anniversary season, the Institute welcomed 31
competitively selected string students, seven “Young Artists”
and an unbelievable group of world renowned professional
artists providing inspired chamber music performances.
Artists welcomed this year included newcomers Nozomi
Khudyev, Matt Zalkind and Beth Guterman, and patron
favorites Wendy Chen, Chee Yun, Grace Park, Helen Kim,
Simone Porter and the Calidore String Quartet, all under the
artistic direction of David Halen.
Performances ranged from the sweeping melodies of
Rachmaninov, Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky, and Debussy,
the Innsbrook Institute Festival Orchestra with Academy
students and artist faculty performing side-by-side, and
American Songbook classics performed by St. Louis pianist
Peter Martin and vocalist Helen Kim. The highlight of the
Festival was the 15th anniversary commemorative piece
commissioned by the Institute, composed and performed by
Peter Martin in honor of Institute founders Ed Boyce and
David Halen.
Save the date for the Innsbrook Institute Fall Gala and
Concert, Classical Country Fusion: the Showdown at the
Innsbrook Institute, to be held on Friday, October 9, 2015 at
the Aspen Center.
For more information about the Innsbrook Institute, call
636-928-3366, ext. 218, email [email protected]
or go to www.innsbrookinstitute.org.
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Have a Happy and
Safe Holiday Weekend
Have a Happy and Safe Holiday Weekend
All About Paint
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Wishing the
Innsbrook Community a
Happy Independence Day
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TRASH AND RECYCLING
Innsbrook offers trash/recycling depots for property owner use:
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Just south of the Main Gate on Aspen Way Drive
Just north of the Farmhouse off Innsbrook Drive
At the Konstanz Gate Entrance off South Konstanz Drive
At the Linden Gate Entrance off Linden Crossing
Please DO NOT use the trash or
recycle bins at the Clubhouse Bar &
Grille or at the Aspen Center; these
are for commercial use only.
Trash Compactor
A trash compactor for household trash only is located at the trash depot just south of the Main Gate on Aspen Way
Drive. To use the compactor, open the side door, place your trash in, and close the door. The compactor turns on
automatically when trash reaches a certain point. DO NOT open the door when the green light is flashing and siren
is sounding. This indicates that the compactor is in operation. NEVER go inside the dumpster.
Prohibited Items
The following items are PROHIBITED in all Innsbrook dumpsters:
• Iron or steel
• Car parts or tires
• Construction debris, such as lumber, drywall, fixtures, etc.
• Appliances or bulky trash items such as furniture, mattresses, etc.
• Oil, paint or chemicals requiring special disposal
• Car batteries
Note: There is a $250 fine for throwing these items in the trash dumpsters. Please be aware that all locations are being monitored
by Innsbrook for unlawful use.
Recycling Program
Blue recycling dumpsters are located at all of our trash depots. You can recycle:
• All cans (aluminum/steel/tin)
• Paper milk and juice cartons
• Green, clear and brown glass bottles
• All paper that tears (newspapers, magazines, junk mail, office paper)
• Cardboard and paper boxes such as cereal and tissue boxes
• Plastic containers, such as butter dishes, yogurt cups, etc.
Note: No plastic grocery bags, plastic trash bags, window glass, dinnerware, ceramics, or #6 plastics (styrofoam). Remove
paperclips/staples from paper. All cans and bottles should be rinsed. Recyclables can be co-mingled; there’s no need to separate
items. There is a $250 fine for trash/garbage thrown in the recycling bins.
Questions? Please call the Director of the Innsbrook Property Management Division,
Rick Schmitt. 636-928-3366 or 636-745-3000 ext. 163.
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SERVICES DIRECTORY
HOME REPAIR, IMPROVEMENT, SERVICES AND INTERIORS
7 Oaks Home Inspection
Inspections and Energy Savers!
636-456-0001
Mid-River Asphalt
511 John Deere Lane, Troy, MO 63379
Greg Blackmore | Tim Pogrelis
636-356-4434
[email protected]
Brandkamp Industries
Custom cabinetry & wood products
1012 Industrial Park Drive,
Montgomery City, MO 63361
800-750-1117, 573-564-2628
Roof Medics
roofmedicsllc.com
S&S Carpet Cleaning
Windows, tile and grout too!
24996 Lake Dr., Warrenton, MO 63383
636-456-4061 – Cell 636-359-2573
[email protected]
CHIC Do-It-Best Lumber & Hardware
Decks, windows, doors and cabinets
St. Peters 441-4200 or 278-5080
Warrenton 456-3342
Cuivre River Electric Cooperative
A Touchstone Energy Cooperative
800-392-3709 / 636-528-8261 / 636-695-4700
www.cuivre.com
St. Charles/O’Fallon Decorating
For your paint/decorating needs.
St. Charles location too!
851 West Terra Lane, O’Fallon, MO 63366
636-240-5224
Light Brite Distributing Inc.
Fireplaces, lighting, mantels, granite surrounds,
central vacs, cultured/natural stone, BBQ grills,
outdoor kitchens
475 E. Broadway, Trenton, IL
618-224-7314
www.LightBrite.com
Superior Care & Repair
One Man & a Tool Box
Rich & Phyllis Klenke
Marthasville Lumber
Your hometown building supply center.
104 Commercial Drive, Hwy. 47, Marthasville, MO
636-433-2253
[email protected]
FAMILY SERVICES
Pitman Funeral Homes
Owned & operated by the Pitman family since 1922
Four locations to serve your family: Wentzville,
Warrenton, Wright City and Augusta
www.pitmanfuneralhome.com
636-327-6600 or 636-456-3200
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FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE
AHM Insurance Group
Managing Risk and Opportunity
11975 Westline Industrial Drive
St. Louis, MO 63146, 314-523-8800
www.ahmins.com
Frank Graetz: 314-594-2361
George Smith: 314-594-2360
Midwest Bank Centre
Danny R. Pogue
Regional President - South & West Regions
2191 Lemay Ferry Road, St. Louis, MO 63125
Direct 314-544-8508
Cell 314-489-5345
800-894-1350
Bates CPAs, PC
A professional corporation of accountants & consultants
Cynthia A. Bates, CPA
www.batescpas.com
636-947-8400
Neimann Tax & Accounting Service
204 Southwest Ave., Wright City
636-745-2547
RubinBrown
Certified public accountants and business consultants
314-290-3300
www.RubinBrown.com
Central Bank of St. Louis
www.centralbankstl.net
Eastgate Investments, Inc
State Farm – Jim Ledbetter, Agent
Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.
409 N. Hwy. 47, Warrenton, MO 63383
636-456-3000
[email protected]
Edward Jones - Scott F. Modde, AAMS
Financial advisor. CDs, bonds, stocks, IRAs, life
insurance, and education savings
11414 Gravois Rd., Suite 201
314-842-3837
Stephen J. Morice & Associates, P.C.
Certified public accountants
8700 Manchester Rd., St. Louis, MO 63144
314-647-3005
[email protected]
First State Community Bank
20 Wildcat Drive, Wright City, 636-745-3337
1022 N. Hwy. 47, Warrenton, 636-456-6176
Janet Bradshaw Financial Services
Secure Planning For Your Future
Independent Insurance Agent
502 N. Highway 47, Warrenton, MO 63383
[email protected]
636-456-2790
636-456-3920
www.janetbradshawfinancial.com
Tri-County Agency
Complete Insurance Service Since 1980
Warrenton: 636-456-4343
Wentzville: 636-332-3400
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RETAIL
LAWN AND LANDSCAPING
Classic Outdoor Sales
Outdoor Furniture for Life
3740 West Clay, St. Charles, MO 63301
636-443-3344
www.ClassicOutdoorSales.com
Pro-Lawns Incorporated
Commercial. Villas. HOAs.
314-568-8721
[email protected]
www.pro-lawnsinc.com
Wild Birds Unlimited
Your backyard birdfeeding specialist
www.wbu.com
Chesterfield: 636-537-5574
St. Charles: 636-949-9191
AUTOMOTIVE AND BOATS
Lou Fusz
Scott Christensen
314-835-5009 office
314-570-9546 cell
[email protected]
A&A Towing Services
Wright City/Warrenton — 636-745-8880
Gastorf-Schrumpf Motors
Chevrolet dealer, Warrenton — www.gastorf.com
M&M Golf Cars LLC
Sport and Industrial Vehicles
131 North Central Drive
O’Fallon, MO 63366
www.mmgolfcars.com
www.facebook.com/golfcars
Joe-K Used Cars
We buy used cars dead or alive!
Joe Kaminski - 314-265-1549
6741 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, MO 63139
314-899-9669
JT Boats
Sales, service, storage and parts
Great boat selection for Innsbrook waters!
1260 N. Hwy. 61, Wentzville, MO 63385
636-332-9595 - 636-327-5631
TNT Golf Car and Motorsports
For all your golf cart needs. Sales, service and rentals.
Serving St. Louis since 1982.
636-327-4748
www.tntgolfcar.com
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BUSINESS SERVICES
Brighton Agency
Think. Create. Engage.
www.brightonagency.com
314-726-0700
Heart and Hands
Massage Therapy
Becky Costello - Licensed Massage Therapist
By appointment only: 314-302-3987
CSI
Collaborative Strategies Inc.
1610 Des Peres Road, Suite 201, St. Louis, MO 63131
314-523-9500
www.getcollaborative.com
Mulligan Printing
Founded in 1865, one of the oldest commercial printing
companies west of the Mississippi River!
1808 Washington Ave., St. Louis, MO 63103
314-621-0875 / 800-737-0874
www.weprint.com
Fast Signs
More than fast. More than signs.
12325 Olive Blvd., Creve Coeur, MO 63141
314-878-0066
2570 S Brentwood Blvd., Brentwood, MO 63144
314-963-9830
MISCELLANEOUS
Big Joel’s Safari
Petting Zoo & Educational Park
www.bigjoelsafari.com
636-578-2039
13187 State Hwy M, Wright City, MO
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis sports, news, business, entertainment, jobs,
autos and real estate listings from the St. Louis PostDispatch newspaper & www.STLtoday.com.
Visionable Surveillance Solutions
Video camera monitoring service
636-532-9171
Christian Environmental Services
Trash service – serving Innsbrook since 2002
636-566-8367
Walters Golf Management
Lucy A. Mitchell
President
www.wgmgolf.com
L&K Travel Services
Contact Jim Lang for All Your Vacation Travel
2266 Alpine View Dr. Innsbrook, MO.
636-686-0204
Warrenton Oil Co.
2299 S. Spoede, Truesdale, MO 63380
636-456-3346
636-456-4030 fax
Glazer’s Distributors
Marketers of Fine Wines, Spirits and Malts
www.glazers.com
Moudy’s Bar & Grill
Lake Saint Louis, MO
636-639-8844
Whelan Security
Professionally trained and supervised security officers,
since 1949
1699 S. Hanley Rd., Suite 350, St. Louis, MO 63144
1-888-4WHELAN
www.whelansecurity.com
O’Fallon Bowling Lanes
420 Sonderen - 272-4393
56 Years in Business
Good Food - Good Prices
Cocktail Lounge (Open on Sunday)
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CONSTRUCTION, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, ENGINEERING AND LAND
Cochran Engineering
Architecture, civil engineering, construction testing
and inspection, geotechnical/environmental, site
development, surveying
Offices in Union, Wentzville & Fenton
636-584-0540
www.cochraneng.com
Howell & Sons Excavating, Inc.
185 Holden Road, Defiance, MO 63341
636-798-2498
Lewis-Bade, Inc.
Professional land surveyors and engineers
Warrenton 636-456-2615
Montgomery City 573-564-8108
Flo-Systems
Engineered equipment, pump parts, sales, service
905 Cherry Lane, Troy, IL 62294
618-667-7890
www.flosystems.com
Frazier Land Surveying Services, Inc.
www.frazierlandsurveying.com
Hasenjaeger Trucking
Dump truck hauling. Serving Innsbrook since 1971.
PO Box 78, Marthasville, MO 63357
Office 636-433-2311
Allan 636-433-2608, 314-550-5329 (cell)
Darrell 636-433-2902, 314-550-5328 (cell)
THANK YOU, VENDORS
Thank you to all of our wonderful vendors for your donations to the 2015 Innsbrook Fireworks Extravaganza!
AJP Remodeling & Construction, LLC
Jeff’s landscaping
All About Paint
Karrenbrock Construction Inc
Authorized Builder Sales
Krey Distributing Company
Automatic Rain, Inc.
MFA Oil Company
Blondin Construction, LLC
reid’s tree service
C & S Heating & Cooling
Royal Papers
Dry Fork Lawn Service
SCI Engineering, Inc.
Freedom Restoration & Roofing
Steve & Sons landscaping
Green Horizons
TW Custom Construction LLC
J & C Construction
Warren County Pest Control
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WOULD LIKE TO WISH
YOU A HAPPY AND
SAFE INDEPENDENCE
DAY!
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 Tamko Pro Certified Contractor, offering extended Mastercraft Warranty and
free shingle upgrades
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