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Discover
Clintonville
2013
Including Marion, Embarrass & Bear Creek
Discover Clintonville 2013 | directory & community guide
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• Convenience Store
• Beach/Lake
• Heated Hot Tub/Pool
• Showers & Bathrooms
• Weekly Entertainment
• Rec Center
• Kid & Adult Activities
• Sunday Church Services
• Mini Golf & Rentals
• And Much More!!
2013 Theme Weekends
April 26-27, 2013
May 3-5, 2013
May 10-12, 2013
May 17-19, 2013
May 24-27, 2013
May 31-June 2, 2013
June 7-9, 2013
June 14-16, 2013
June 21-22
June 28-July 1, 2013
July 4-7, 2013
July 12-13, 2013
July 19-21, 2013
July 26-27, 2013
August 2-4, 2013
August 9-11, 2013
August 16-18, 2013
August 23-24, 2013
August 30-Sept. 2
Weekend Cleanup
Kentucky Derby
Mother’s Day/Wine and Cheese Social
Military Appreciation/Kid Bootcamp
Memorial Day Weekend
Pet Weekend/Death by Chocolate
Easter Weekend
Father’s Day Weekend
Safety Weekend
Poker Run/Retro Weekend
Fourth of July Weekend
Luau/Wet & Wild Weekend
Mardi Gras
Christmas in July
Rummage Sale/Dollar Days
NFL Weekend/Obstacle Course
Halloween Weekend
Poker Run/Hillbilly Weekend
Labor Day Weekend
*All activities subject to change without notice.
4133465-01
N11301 Kinney Lake Rd. • Marion, WI 54950
715-754-5900 • www.crazyjcampground.com
| Discover Clintonville 2013
City of Clintonville
W
hether you live, work or play in the
Clintonville area you’re sure to find
plenty to do. Clintonville is home.
It is a safe and comfortable place to
live, work and raise a family.
Our rich history sets us apart from other places in the
area. Our historical society is very active and takes great
pride in the wonderful historical area that they maintain.
Here you can visit an original cordwood house or take a
peek at a collection of historical stones including a section
of The Great Wall of China. A visit to the Four Wheel Drive
Museum is a definite must where you will learn how the
ball and socket steering joint located at both the front and
rear axel allowing for four wheel drive traction was first
created.
The people and families who live here today continue
the traditions of friendship, cooperation and commitment
to the future. We are fortunate to have the variety of
business, industry and natural resources that we have in
our city. Clintonville is a great place to live with an active,
forward thinking city government, with excellent schools,
friendly people and a quaint small town feeling. We have an
active and expanding industrial park and many unique and
friendly retail shops. When visiting be sure to stay at one
of the several area motels and for your dining experience
try one of our many area restaurants and supper clubs. I’m
sure that you will find Clintonville has just what you’ve been
looking for.
Clintonville is ideally situated in the heart of Northeast
Wisconsin. With our many churches, civic organizations
and close-knit community groups, you will feel right at
home. From stately Victorian homes on shade tree-lined
streets to contemporary apartment buildings, attractive,
affordable housing is available for every taste and budget.
Our reconstructed and beautifully landscaped Main Street
offers quaint access to a mix of retail and specialty shops,
professional services, and restaurants. Clintonville offers
Group Publisher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nick Wood
General Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Wood
Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim Beimal
Sales Team. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clintonville Office
(715) 823-3107
Art Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jamie Baumann
Printing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Print-N-Press
Advertising Information
Waupaca County Post East
Clintonville Office • 715-823-3151
New London Office • 920-982-2511
Clintonville Shoppers’ Guide
715-823-3107
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numerous parks and recreation activities to meet all your
needs. Whether it’s fishing on a sunny afternoon, playing a
relaxing round of golf or riding a snowmobile on our scenic
trails, there is always something fun to do. We have made
it our mission to preserve our heritage and to promote,
maintain and develop our community for those who
live, work and play in this area. It is the many individuals
in this community who continually demonstrate their
commitment to making this mission a reality.
What’s Inside
Clintonville History. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Clintonville Business Service & Industry
Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Clintonville City Hall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
City of Clintonville Public Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Clintonville Police Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Clintonville Fire Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Clintonville Recreation Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Clintonville High School Rec Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Clintonville Community Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Clintonville Public Library. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Clintonville Outdoor Swimming Pool. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Clintonville Ambulance Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Clintonville Municipal Airport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Clintonville Area Waste Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Healthcare. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Manufacturing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Transportation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Churches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Things to do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Clintonville Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
City of Marion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Village of Embarrass. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Village of Bear Creek. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Area Attractions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Clintonville Area Parks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
City of Clintonville Existing Park
and Recreation Facilities Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27
Clintonville Community Business Listings. . . . . . . . . . . . 45-50
Featured Businesses:
Chicken on the Run. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Schutt Industries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Photography by JD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Steinke Auto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Erickson Pharmacy/Erickson Home Medical Equipment. . .
Cobblestone Inn and Suites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Clintonville Lanes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Klein Auto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
First National Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B&H Footwear, Inc. /B&H Fashion Wear. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fox Communities Credit Union. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Griebenow Eyecare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
H&R Block®. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Living Room Coffee Shop and Vintage Decor . . . . . . .
County Post East. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Looking Back:
11th Annual Beat the Heat Spring Cruise Car Show. . . . . . 15
2012 Clintonville Firemen’s Festival Parade. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
2012 Clintonville Fall Frenzy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Discover Clintonville 2013 | Clintonville History
T
he Clintonville area is built on a
foundation of historical intrigue.
Clintonville is widely known as the
home of the four-wheel drive vehicle,
as the first all-wheel drive cars and
trucks were first created in Clintonville in 1908. The Four
Wheel Drive Museum, located at 105 E. 12th St., can be
toured by anyone looking to learn more about the history
of the Four Wheel Drive Corporation and how it helped to
put Clintonville on the map.
The history of many other aspects of Clintonville are
highlighted at Pioneer Park, which boasts numerous
Important Phone Numbers
Area Code (715)
Clintonville Area
Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 823-4606
Police . . . . . . . . . . . Emergency 911 . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-3117
Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emergency 911 . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-3750
Ambulance . . . . . Emergency 911 . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-5967
Clintonville School District. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-7215
City Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-7600
Clintonville Utilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-7600
Clintonville Park
& Recreation Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 823-7660
Clintonville Community Center . . . . . . . . . . 823-7667
Clintonville Public Works and Airport. . . . 823-7685
Clintonville Swimming Pool (outdoor). . . . . 823-7663
Clintonville Rec Center (ext. 2279). . . . . . . . . 823-7215
buildings to tour. Each one tells a different story, and all
are packed with historical items that show what life in the
Clintonville area was like through the years. Operated by
the Clintonville Area Historical Society, the park features
the following attractions: History House, a two-story frame
house built in 1861; Clintonville’s first town hall and fire
department; Doty-Besserdich House, made of stovewood
walls with pieces piled on top of one another and held
together by mortar; Stavemaker Cabin, built in 1869 by
Ralph Denn to serve as his stave-making factory and
home; and one of the most unique collections of stones
in the United States, including Pioneer Park’s “Great Wall
of China”.
The Marion, Embarrass and Bear Creek areas
also feature historical interests that are unique
to each community. These communities were
founded along waterways such as the Pigeon
River and Embarrass River, and are in very
close proximity to the Wolf River, which was the
lifeline for area communities throughout the
19th century. Embarrass was named after the
Embarrass River, whose name derives from a
French word for “impede” or entangle, because
logs so often snagged along the waterway. Bear
Creek started out as a lumber camp in 1850 when
the state of Wisconsin was just two years old. In
those days, the only inhabitants of the area were
Menominee Indians. Like many pioneer towns,
Marion, Bear Creek and Embarrass went through
the stages of Indian campsites, logging points and
trading centers.
The Clintonville area is a treasure trove of
historical wonders waiting to be discovered.
Whether you’re visiting for a day, a week or longer,
you’re sure to find items of historical relevance
around every corner.
Clintonville Business Service & Industry
Clintonville Area
Chamber of Commerce
1 South Main St., Clintonville • 715-823-4606
www.clintonvillewichamber.com
The Chamber of Commerce was established in 1910
as a not-for-profit organization to promote, support and
advance the Clintonville area businesses and industrial
sections of our community as well as our surrounding
communities. Our goal is to be the main organization
through which all other facets of community life, clubs,
schools, organizations, churches, and private citizens, as
well as business and industrial people, can focus their
efforts for the betterment of Clintonville and surrounding
area, enabling all to enjoy “the Good Life Unlimited.”
Over 150 businesses and organizations support and
work together with a 9 member board of directors and
part-time staff to promote member’s businesses, tourism
and economic development. The office serves as the
primary communication center for providing information
about area events, facilities, relocation and clubs and
organizations.
The CACC actively supports and works with the
Waupaca Visitors and Promotional Council, Waupaca
County Economic Development Corporation, Waupaca
Job Center, University of Wisconsin Extension, Fox Valley
Technical College, Clintonville Industrial Development
Corporation, the City of Clintonville and it surrounding
townships.
Our goal in providing this Directory and Community
Guide is to highlight the many resources in our community
as well as surrounding communities, encouraging our
residents and visitors to experience Clintonville and
surrounding areas.
For more information, contact the Clintonville Area
Chamber of Commerce, 1 S. Main Street, Clintonville, WI
54929. Phone: 715.823.4606 E-mail: cvlchmbr@frontiernet.
net. More information is also available at our website
www.clintonvillewichamber.com. and we can also be
found on Facebook.
Clintonville City Hall
50 Tenth Street, Clintonville 715.823.7600,
Hours: Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
www.clintonvillewi.org and see us on
Facebook.
The City Hall staff is responsible for ensuring the
smooth day-to-day operation of all administrative
functions and services. Our Administrative staff
includes the full time City Administrator, City ClerkTreasurer, Deputy Clerk-Treasurer and an Administrative
Assistant staffs the Administrative Office. The goal of the
Department is to execute all duties and responsibilities
in a responsive, courteous, and cost-effective manner by
ensuring that all administrative requirements are met
in a timely fashion and that the day to day operations
and affairs of the City are managed responsibly and
professionally. The City of Clintonville has an elected
Mayor that serves a two-year term. The Mayor’s
responsibilities include presiding over the Council
meetings and acting as the Chief Elected Official. The
Mayor assists the staff in carrying out the policy directives
of the Common Council. The Mayor holds regular weekly
office hours to give the citizens of Clintonville, staff and
other elected officials a chance to meet with her to discuss
concerns. The City of Clintonville also elects a ten member
Common Council that is headed by the Council President.
The City is divided into five aldermanic districts. Each
district has two alderpersons that are elected to two-year
terms. The Council is charged with developing local policy
through legislative process, and directing the activities of
the staff. The City of Clintonville also has a number of
independent Commissions and Boards that are appointed
by the Mayor and approved by the Common Council. Some
of the members of these entities are not Council members.
Public Officials
Mayor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judith I. Magee, 715-823-4264
Council President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Hankins
Alderpersons
District 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Al Miller, Bill Zeinert
District 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gloria Dunlavy, Joe Lamia
District 3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Kettenhoven, John Wilson
District 4. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Hankins, Lois Bressette
District 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeannie Schley, Mark Doornink
Discover Clintonville 2013 | Clintonville Police Department
Business Office: 35 South Clinton Avenue
Non Emergency Number 715-823-3117
The Clintonville Police Department provides 24 hour
police protection with patrol, including 24 hour dispatch
and walk-in services. Police School Liaison services are
provided in the schools through a mutually funded police
position with the school district.
Clintonville Fire Department
Emergency 911
The Department is managed by a Fire Chief, two
Assistant Chiefs, three Captains, and three Lieutenants, all
of who are part time. Fire protection and rescue services
are provided by 32 paid on call volunteer firefighters. The
Department is responsible for responding to emergency
calls, conducting safety inspections, and advising the City
staff and community on matters of fire protection. The
Fire Department also provides protection to three area
townships, Bear Creek, Larrabee and Matteson. These
municipalities have a contract with the City and are
charged a portion of the annual expenses. The calculation
for the annual payment is based partly on population
and partly on the past three year’s fire calls. The goal of
the Clintonville Fire Department is to provide responsive
fire protection service using modern suppression
techniques that minimize damage to property and save
lives. The Department is also committed to working with
the community’s residents and business owners to take
measures that will help to prevent fires before they start.
Clintonville
Recreation Department
55 E. 12th St., Clintonville • 715.823.7660
The City Park and Recreation Department is staffed
by a Park and Recreation Director, a Park Foreman and
two Park Laborers, all of who are full time. However, one
Park Laborers also have janitorial responsibilities. The
goal of the Department is to provide a system of easily
accessible and well-maintained open spaces and parks,
which will provide recreation opportunities and enhance
the quality of life for all City residents and visitors. The
City has two community parks and nine neighborhood
parks. In addition there is a boat landing near Hemlock
and N. 12th Streets. The Department is also serviced by
as many as 50 temporary part-time employees to ensure
that adequate staff is available to perform all functions.
The Department provides many opportunities for people
young and old to participate in recreational activities.
There are a wide variety of classes and programs offered
by the Department. The City owns and operates an
outdoor pool in Bucholtz Park, the Recreation Center at
55 E. 12th Street and a Community/Senior Center at 30 S.
Main Street. There are six outdoor shelters, which can be
rented by the public.
• W.A. Olen Park (One Block East of Main St.)
Playground, lighted tennis courts, Frisbee golf course,
softball diamond, basketball court, open & closed
shelters, ice skating rink & warming house, restrooms
• Bucholtz Park (Morning Glory Dr.)
Community pool, softball diamonds, lighted tennis
courts, basketball court, playground, open shelters, sand
volleyball courts, restrooms
• Boat Landing (Hemlock at N. 12th St.)
•Fairway Lakes (North end of 12th St.)
Basketball court & playground
•Olen Playground (Between 14th & Torrey St.)
• Pickerel Point (North end of West St.)
• Shore Drive Park (Shore Drive Park Ln.)
• Pigeon Lake Wayside (North of 8th at West St.)
Boat launch, hiking, fitness/exercise trail, nature trail,
sledding hill
• Skateboard Park (55 E. 12th St.)
Clintonville High School
Rec Center
330 North Harriet St., Clintonville
715.823.7215 Ext.2279
The Clintonville High School Rec Center is open to the
pubic seven days a week. Ammenities include a large pool
with 8 lanes for lap swimming with a maximum depth of
ten feet, a small pool with a maximum depth of four and
a half feet, a whirlpool, an extensive fitness center, and a
community gym with 6 basketball hoops. Admission to
the rec center is available by purchasing a daily pass or
an annual pass. Various programs are offered including
swimming lessons, water aerobics, weight training, first
aid, CPR, SCUBA, and lifeguard training. A community
education room is also available to rent for hosting parties
or get togethers.
Clintonville Community Center
30 S. Main St., Clintonville • 715.823.7667
The Clintonville Community Center features 5,200
square feet of usable space. It can be rented for various
purposes, such as birthday parties, family reunions, baby
and bridal showers. The cost of rental depends upon how
much of the facility is used. A well-equipped kitchen is
available. A DVD/VCR, movie screens, presentation boards,
white boards, etc. are also available for use. Through the
use of movable acoustical walls, the large activity room
can be arranged into three smaller rooms. The facility is
available nights and weekends as well as a portion of it
during the day, Monday through Friday.
Clintonville Public Library
opens the Saturday after school is out. Regular swim hours
are 1:30-4:30p.m. and 5:30-8:00 p.m. daily.
Clintonville Ambulance Service
75 Hemlock Street, Clintonville, WI 54929
715-823-4563 • www.clintonvillelibrary.org
Business Office: 3 South Main Street, NonEmergency Business Office 715 823 5967
Connect to the past, present, and future through books,
DVDs, CDs, magazines, newspapers, and other items
available in the library which is located at the corner
of Eighth and Hemlock Streets. Surf the web on public
Internet computers or Wi-Fi. Research local history and
genealogy through local newspapers which are available
on microfilm. Attend any of the over 300 programs offered
each year for children, teens, and adults. More information
about these programs and services can be found on the
website or on Facebook. The library is open MondayThursday 10-8, Friday 10-5, and Saturday 10-1:30.
The City is part of a Wisconsin State Statute 66.30
agreement which allows the creation of an ambulance
service and is one of 9 co-owners of the service. The
service provides 24 hour Advanced Life Support Care and
Transport to the Cities of Clintonville and Marion plus
9 other surrounding municipalities. Service is provided
through 2 fully staffed stations by approximately 35
dedicated paid employees. The service also receives
assistance from several first responder groups in the
outlying areas. The service is overseen by a Director and
Commission. The commission is compromised of one
voting member from each co-owner municipality. The
commission outlines the overall preferred functions of
the service and the budget. Part of the budget includes a
subsidy or contract payment from each municipality which
is based on the current available population. The Director
is responsible for all daily operations of the service. An
Administrative Secretary, Deputy Director, Training
Coordinator and Health Nurse also assist with some
operations of the service.
Clintonville Outdoor
Swimming Pool
30 E. Morning Glory Dr., Clintonville
715.823.7663
The City operates a municipal outdoor swimming
pool at Bucholtz Park. The pool has three diving boards
and a separate wading pool. The pool is staffed by a full
time pool manager and approximately twelve full-time
and part-time employees. The pool is open June through
August. Approximately 125-150 people take swim lessons
each year.
The Clintonville Municipal Swimming Pool generally
Clintonville Municipal Airport
440 Seventh Street, Clintonville 715.823.7685
The City owns and operates a Municipal Airport on
the southeast corner of the City. The Airport handles all
types of aircraft, including corporate jets. It has two paved
runways that are 4,600 and 3,300 feet long and one 2,010foot grass runway. The City has five commercial hangars
along the ramps that are leased by four different aviation
related companies. There is no City water and sewer at the
site so the buildings are served by a private well and septic
system. There are approximately 21 private hangars that
others have built on the land leased to them by the City.
One of the aviation businesses operates the city owned
fuel system. The City has a part-time contract employee to
serve as the Airport Manager to oversee all the operations
at the Airport. The Airport has erected a chain link fence,
surrounding the facility, for safety to keep the animals out.
Discover Clintonville 2013 | Clintonville Area Waste Service
300 S. Beacon Street, Clintonville 715-823-7410
The Clintonville Area Waste Service is operated under
a 66.30 agreement between the City of Clintonville, Town
of Larrabee and the Town of Matteson. The residents of
these three municipalities may bring their garbage and
recyclables to the site for disposal.
CAWS Hours:
Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
When disposing of garbage, it must be in clear plastic
garbage bags not to exceed 30 gallons or 27 lbs. It is the
policy of the CAWS Board that no cash be accepted at the
site. Checks will be accepted for the amount of purchase
only. Stickers to dispose of garbage bags can be purchased
in sheets of 5 for $10 at area stores such as EconoFoods,
Pamida, and City Hall.
Education
The Clintonville Public School District with an
enrollment over 1700 serves the greater Clintonville area.
The school district includes an early learning center
(4-K, Headstart and Early Childhood), an elementary
school (grades K-4), a middle school (grades 5-8), a new
high school constructed in 2002 (grades 9-12), and two
parochial schools. Programs available to students include
fiber optics distance learning which provides specialized
and advanced placement courses, gifted and talented
opportunities, special education for children with special
needs, and an aggressive School-to-Work experience, a
cooperative learning initiative with area businesses and
industries.
In addition, Fox Valley Technical College, located in
Appleton, has a regional center in Clintonville serving over
3000 students with day and evening classes. Continuing
education opportunities can be found within an hour’s
drive at Lawrence University, St. Norbert College and
University of Wisconsin campuses in Green Bay, Menasha,
Oshkosh and Stevens Point.
Three pre-schools and several fully staffed day care
centers are available for residents with small children.
Clintonville Public Schools 715.823.7215
•District Offices (45 W. Green Tree Road)
• Pupil Services (25 8th Street)
•Dellwood Early Learning Center
(238 Harriet Street)
•Rexford-Longfellow Elementary
(105 S. Clinton Avenue)
•Clintonville Middle School (255 N. Main Street)
•Clintonville High School
(64 W. Green Tree Road)
•High School Rec Center (330 Harriet Street)
St. Martin Lutheran School - 715.823.6538
100 S. Clinton, Clintonville, WI 54929
St. Martins Lutheran School, an integral part of St.
Martin Lutheran Church ministries, is a ministry to the
community. They work with parents to educate and
nurture children. All children are encouraged to develop
their individual and God-given talents.
St. Rose Catholic School - 715.823.4360
140 Auto Street, Clintonville, WI 54929
At St. Rose and St. Mary School the staff are dedicated
and highly skilled. They work together to provide students
with a nurturing academic experience. The staff, with our
full time principal, continue to enhance their skills through
professional development and continuing education. All
of the teachers and the administrator are state certified
and licensed teachers.
Healthcare
Quality health care is provided by two medical clinics.
In addition to caring, quality family healthcare, the
Affintity Medical Group Clinic and Theda Care Physicians
Clinic offer a variety of x-ray, laboratory, and specialty
services. The Clintonville Area Ambulance Service provides
emergency service on a 24-hour basis. Four ambulance
units manned by 2 licensed personnel and 36 EMTs are
located at two stations and operate at the Advanced Life
Support level. They were chosen EMS Service of the Year
for 1999. Two hospitals are located within 15 minutes of
Clintonville.
Three nursing homes for residents needing extended
care and several assisted living facilities are available in the
community.
Dentists, optometrists, chiropractors, and rehabilitation
therapy centers meet the needs for total healthcare. The
community is also served by two veterinary clinics for pet
and animal care.
Manufacturing
Our industrial community has a unique heritage
serving as the birthplace of four wheel drive technology.
The City of Clintonville has a large, diverse industrial park
located north and south of state Highway 156 and east of
state Highway 22. There are numerous improved lots that
are ready for development. The current occupants include
businesses that manufacture plastics, paper products,
metal forging, fire apparatus, and metal fabrication.
The Clintonville Industrial Development Corporation is
a local corporation that is interested in assisting businesses
to locate in Clintonville and to help existing businesses
expand. The city has Revolving Loan Funds available at
a low interest rate to assist in the creation of new jobs.
Anyone with questions about business development can
contact the City Administrator (823-7600) or the Chamber
Director (823-4606).
Transportation
Public transportation is offered by a local taxi service.
Commercial air service is available from airports in
Appleton (35 miles), Green Bay (40 miles), Mosinee
(60 miles) and Milwaukee (130 miles). Clintonville’s
municipally owned airport handles all types of aircraft,
including corporate jets. It has two lighted, hard surface
runways and a turf runway. Full service maintenance,
including avionics, paint, fuel, instruction and complete
aircraft maintenance, is available at this facility. The
Airport Manager can be reached at 715-823-7685.
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Clintonville Area
Churches
Bethany Evangelical
Free Church
264 N. Main Street • 715-823-2770
Calvary Apostolic Church
535 McKinley Ave. • 715-823-2774
Christ Congregational U.C.C.
70 S. Main Street • 715-823-2365
Christus Lutheran Church
120 N. Main Street • 715-823-6521
Clintonville First Baptist
15 Fifth Street • 715-823-6976
Faith Lutheran Church
84 S. Main • 715-823-4005
Family of Christ
Assembly of God
600 S Main • 715-823-2199
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
N10988 Lakeshore Rd. • 715-823-6764
Immanuel Lutheran Church
W12136 County Trk M, Marion
715-754-2844
St John’s Lutheran Church
318 E. Garfield, Marion • 715-754-5201
St Mary’s Catholic Church
301 W Tielky St, Bear Creek
715-752-4177
St Mary’s Catholic Church
725 NE 7th St, Marion • 715-754-2116
St Paul’s Church
Lutheran Church
E6073 County Trk C, Marion
715-754-2650
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
N10685 Petersen Rd., Big Falls
715-754-2690
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St. Martin Lutheran Church
100 S. Clinton • 715-823-6538
St. Paul Lutheran Church
31 N. Park Street • 715-823-3078
St. Peter’s Pella Opening
N2730 Pella Opening Rd.
715-823-4459
St. Rose Catholic Church
24 Seventh Street • 715-823-3416
United Methodist Church
24 W. 13th Street • 715-823-3523
Bear Creek,
Embarrass, Marion
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
W11105 County Trk M, Marion
715-754-2334
Grace Lutheran Church
409 W Willow St, Bear Creek
715-752-4855
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Trinity Lutheran Church
E8010 Highway 22, Bear Creek
715-752-3601
First United Methodist Church
508 NE 1st, Marion • 715-754-2215
Zion Lutheran Church
118 Church St, Embarrass
715-823-3889
to do
Opportunities abound for visitors and residents alike to fill their
free time hours. No matter the season there is something for everyone.
• If fishing is your favorite pastime, the waters of the Pigeon,
Embarrass, and Wolf Rivers are accessible within minutes.
• Navarino Wildlife Area, formed by the glaciers of the last ice
age, consists of 14,500 acres providing beautiful scenery and trails for
hiking, wildlife watching, hunting and cross-country skiing.
• Our Clintonville High School Rec Center offers two swimming
pools, a whirlpool, gymnasium, and fitness room for year-round
enjoyment.
• The Park and Recreation Department offers an extensive variety
of activities in every season for the young and young at heart in its
numerous picturesque parks and facilities.
• For history buffs, visit Pioneer Park adjacent to downtown. The
Clintonville Area Historical Society hosts open houses at the History
House, the first town hall and fire department, and a stavemaker cabin.
• One of the most unique collections of stones found anywhere in
the United States can be found in Pioneer Park, including a section of
the Great Wall of China.
• At the FWD museum, walk into the workshop where the first
four-wheel drive cars and trucks were invented.
Festivals and events celebrating our rich agricultural, aviation,
and truck heritage provide exciting, family entertainment for residents
and visitors throughout the four seasons. For additional information,
contact the Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce at 715-823-4606.
Clintonville calendar of events
Saturday, Feb. 2
 Winter Whirl
Clintonville
Family Oriented winter celebration
with bowling, chili/chicken soup
cook-off
Saturday, Feb. 23
 Marion Lions Fish Derby
Marion
Family oriented fishing derby with
prizes, food & beverages
Saturday, March 30
 Easter Egg Hunt
Clintonville
Children’s egg hunt event with prizes
in Bucholtz Park
Saturday, March 30
 Easter Egg Hunt
Marion
Children’s egg hunt event with prizes
at Veterans Park on Mavis Rd
Saturday, April 13
 Caps & Corks - Beer & Wine Tasting
Clintonville
Taste a variety of beer, wine, appetizers
& cheeses
saturday, May 4
 Marion’s City Wide Rummage Sale
Marion
Huge City rummage sale
saturday, May 4
 Pigeon River Classic
Clintonville
5K & 10K road races - 1 mile kids race
and 5K walk - starting in Olen Park
Friday, May 17
 Spring Cruise Car Show
Clintonville
Antique car & tractor show with
trophies, music and food
saturday, May 18
 Clintonville’s City Wide
Rummage Sale\
Clintonville
Huge City rummage sale
Monday, june 10
 Chamber Annual Golf Outing
Clintonville
Open to the public, area golf outing
Fri. & Sat., June 14-15
 Clintonville/Marion Relay for Life
Clintonville
Fundraiser for Cancer with Illuminary
Walk, Cancer Survivor Speaker and
more.
Fri.-Sun., June 14-16
 12 Team Slow Pitch
Softball Tournament
Embarrass Park
$100 entry fee,, call for more
information and team registration
Saturday, Aug. 31
 loverleaf Lake Triathlon
Embarrass
At Rustic Resort- 1/4 mile swim, 18
mile bike course & 3-1/2 mile run
course
Sunday, Sept. 1
 Big Falls Bowhunters Corn Roast
Big Falls
Music, pies, beer and tons of Free Corn
Saturday, Sept. 7
Wednesday, July 3
 Fantastic Fireworks
Clintonville
Food, Music, Activities, Fireworks
at dusk.
 Bear Creek Kraut Run
Bear Creek
5K & 10K run/walk
Saturday, Sept. 21
 Fall Frenzy
Clintonville
Fall celebration with crafters, childrens
activities, food and music.
Fri. - Sat., July 26-27
 Sidewalk Sales
Clintonville
Retail sales and special deals along
with used book sale at the Library.
SAturday, July 27
 Embarrass Fun Daze
Embarrass
Volleyball and Kickball tournaments,
parade, live music, food, refreshments,
flea & farm market, garden tractor
pulls
SAturday, July 27
 Arty’s Fest
Famous Arty’s Old Fashions served
with musical entertainment and more.
fri. - Sun., Aug. 2-4
 Field of Praise
Marion
Gospel Music provided by a variety of
musicians held at John Bartelt Field
fri. - SAt., Aug. 2-3
 Sauerkraut Festival
Bear Creek
Polka Mass, food, music, games, crafts,
car show and family activies
Tuesday, Aug. 6
 National Family Night Out
Marion
Community potluck picnic with prizes,
games & fireworks
Fri. - Sat., Aug. 9-10
 Fireman’s Festival
Clintonville
Parade, water fights, games for the kids
and music
Sunday, Sept. 22
 Not Just Another Car Show
Marion
St Mary’s Church sponsor show with
cars, trucks, bike and more
Saturday, Oct. 19
 Shades of Autumn Gala
Clintonville
Clintonville Area Foundation’s
fundraiser call for tickets.
Saturday, Oct. 26
 Annual Costume Ball
Marion
Costume Party with prizes and music
held at Northwinds Banquet Hall
Monday, Nov. 11
 Veteran’s Recognition Ceremonty
Clintonville
Ceremonty at 11:00 am at the Veteran’s
Memorial on Main Street
Saturday, Dec. 7
 Christmas Parade
Clintonville
Parade and Santa visit after
Saturday, Dec. 7
 Brunch with Santa Claus
Marion
Brunch with Santa held at the Marion
Public Library
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City of marion
Community Profile
 Highways: U.S. Highway 45, State Highways 110, and
County Highway S serve the City of Marion.
Government
The City of Marion has a Mayor/Council form of
government.
 Police Department: 3 Full Time Officers
(715) 754-5060 - Non-emergency Telephone
 Fire Underwriters’ Rating: 6
 Fire Department: 25 Volunteer Firefighters
(715) 754-4604
 The City provides standard city services.
Health
The City of Marion has a dental clinic, and chiropractic
clinic. It is served by two (2) hospitals within 20 miles
located in Shawano and New London. Major health care
facilities within 45 miles are located in Appleton, Neenah,
Green Bay, Wausau and Stevens Point.
Educational Facilities
 School District of Marion
Financial Services
 Premier Community Bank
 First National Bank
Service Clubs and Organizations
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Marion Lions Club
Marion Lioness Club
Marion Rotary Club
Marion Area Hiistorical Society
Marion Bow Hunters Club
Big Falls Bow Hunters Club
Parks
 Cannon Park: Located on the corner of S. Parkview
Avenue and E. Garfield Avenue. Has playground
equipment.
 Lion’s Point Park: Located at 327 W. Garfield Avenue.
Features Senior Center, two enclosed shelter
facilities, playground equipment, swimming, fishing
w/boat landing and pier and open shelter.
 Veterans Memorial Park: Located at 291 Mavis Road.
Features playground equipment, scenic paved
walking trail open shelter and bathrooms.
 Legion Park: Located at 401 N. Main Street (next
to the pond). Nice place for fishing and watching
beautiful sunsets.
 Marion Athletic Park: Located at 132 N. Parkview
Avenue. John Bartelt Baseball Field, Softball Field,
Tennis Courts. Bathrooms available at both fields.
 Wallace Park: Wallace Park Road (off of W. Ramsdell
Street). Open shelter, boat landing w/pier and great
fishing from the shore.
Contact the City Clerk at 715-754-2124 for Park and
Pavillion Rental Information.
Activities and Restaurants
 Marion Recreation Inc (Bowling Alley)
117 Perry Avenue, Marion, WI 54950
715-754-5542
 Steve & Mary’s Main Street Cafe
216 N Main St., Marion, WI 54950
(715) 754-2760
 Northwinds Banquet
1103 N Main St., Marion, WI 54950
(715) 754-2226
 Perry’s Landing Golf Course
521 Mavis Road
Toll Free: 877-754-5667
 Pigeon River Brewing Co.
W12710 US Highway 45, Marion, WI 54950
(715) 256-7721
Marion Public Library
 Library Cards: Any resident of Wisconsin may apply
for a library card, free of charge. Proof of residence
is required for adults when the card application is
completed. Children under the age of sixteen must
have a parent’s or guardian’s signature on their
application. There is no minimum age requirement
to obtain a library card. A picture ID is required to
check out materials if a card is forgotten. Library
cards are valid for three years. There is a $3
replacement fee for lost cards.
 Reference and Information: The librarians provide
help to patrons with reference questions and
information needs. Contact us for assistance.
Marion is a friendly, caring community that
works for residents and businesses alike. Drive along
our tree-lined streets and you will sense something
special: a sense of pride. Our city has enjoyed
decades of growth and prosperity that is mirrored
in the well-kept homes, the thriving businesses
and the spirit of our people. The fact is, generations
of hard working people have shaped Marion into
a community; a role model for progressive small
towns everywhere.
One of the nice things about Marion is that
the great outdoors is just outside your door
- surrounded by a year-round scenic paradise for
boating, canoeing, hiking, biking, golfing, fishing,
snowmobiling, and hunting. Within the city and
surrounding area there are acres of parks, trails and
recreation facilities.
Village of
embarrass
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he Village of Embarrass was named
after the Embarrass River, whose
name derives from a French word for
“impede” or entangle, because logs so
often snagged along the waterway.
The beautiful river community has grown to become a
picturesque fishing destination. Embarrass also features
a large community park that is home to Embarrass Fun
Daze every August. The event celebrates the village’s
unique identity and is put on by the Embarrass Fire
Department, a volunteer force that is a vital contributor to
the community both in safety and fire protection services
as well as community involvement.
Village of Bear Creek
B
ear Creek started out as a
lumber camp in 1850 when
the state of Wisconsin was
just two years old. In those
days, the only inhabitants
of the area were Menominee Indians. Like many pioneer
towns, Bear Creek went through the stages of Indian
campsites, logging points and trading centers.
Enterprising lumberman Welcome Hyde became the
founder of the village when he located his lumber camp
on the bank of the river and cut the first road into the
area. Within a short time, other families began building
homes nearby and many of these earliest settlers found
employment in many lumber camps that came into the
territory. There was no village in the whole township
area of the present Deer Creek until the railroad was
built in 1880. About this time, F.M. Hyde build a store at
what became Bear Creek Station. Truman brothers built
a second general merchandising store after Hyde, and
a depot was built and post office started. Before very
long, the station became a settlement of considerable
importance in this lumbering area.
Catastrophe hit the village in 1902, when fire wiped
out three quarters of its area. This fire, still referred to by
old times as “The Big Fire”, was the main reason behind
the move to incorporate the village that same year. One of
the first steps taken by the village fathers was to provide
as much firefighting equipment as possible. Within two
months, the village had a hand powered engine with 500
feet of hose and a large cistern reservoir.
When the village was incorporated, it was named
Welcome to honor its first settler but within a few years
the name was changed back to Bear Creek because of the
confusion resulting from the village and railroad station
having different names.
Presently, Bear Creek has a population of 415. The
main industry in the Village is the Great Lakes Sauerkraut
Company, which is the largest sauerkraut company in
the world. The original Flanagan Sauerkraut Factory was
opened in 1916.
Some of the main events that are held in the village are
the St. Mary’s Sauerkraut Festival, held on Saturday and
Sunday of the first full week in August every year. Garden
tractor pulls are held in the Village in spring and fall.
area attractions
Museums & Arts
 Dutch Windmill
E9647 County Road I, Clintonville
Built by Earl Behnke, this windmill was originally to be
used for irrigation. Call 715-823-2755 for a tour.
 Four-Wheel Drive Museum
105 East 12th Street, Clintonville
Displays feature the famous four-wheel drive cars and
trucks first invented in Clintonville in 1908.
 Pioneer Park
11th Street, Clintonville
Operated by the Clintonville Area Historical Society,
the park features the following attractions: History House,
a two-story frame house built in 1861; Clintonville’s first
town hall and fire department; Doty-Besserdich House,
made of stovewood walls with pieces piled on top of one
another and held together by mortar; Stavemaker Cabin,
built in 1869 by Ralph Denn to serve as his stave-making
factory and home; and one of the most unique collections
of stones in the United States, including Pioneer Park’s
“Great Wall of China”.
 Wisconsin Bowhunters Museum
17 East Third Street, Clintonville
Learn about the past, present and future of bowhunting
in Wisconsin. View a collection of hunting equipment,
clothing, photos and documents. Call 715-823-4670 for
more information or visit www.wbhassoc.com.
Area Lakes and Rivers
 Pigeon River
Five miles long, the Pigeon River flows southwest
through the center of Clintonville. Fish species include
smallmouth bass, northern pike, pan fish and forage
species. Access for fishing and boating is available at
several points in the area.
 Woodlands and Wetlands
Woodlands are located within the City of Clintonville
along the banks of the Pigeon River. Around the city,
woodlands are located primarily north and south of
Pigeon Lake. They are identified as high-value wildlife
areas in east central Wisconsin.
Area Parks and Trails
 Navarino Nature Center/Navarino Wildlife Area,
W5646 Lindsten Road, Shiocton
Recently designated as a State Wildlife Viewing Area,
this 14,500-acre preserve is the fifth largest wildlife area
in Wisconsin. An abundance of walking trails, beautiful
forests and swamps makes this a great place to see a
variety of wild animals. Visit a private nature center
located in the southeastern corner that includes a selfguided nature trail and picnic grounds. The center also
offers cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, birding
and canoeing. To learn more call 715-758-6999 or visit
www.navarino.org.
 Clintonville Area Trails
This walking trial can be found on the grounds of
Clintonville High School on Green Tree Road. For more
information, call 715-823-6262.
Gardens
 Cloverleaf Lakes
Cloverleaf Lakes is a resort area located north of
Clintonville, with hotels, motels, restaurants, park facilities,
fishing and much more. Cloverleaf Lakes consists of three
beautiful lakes that form the image of a cloverleaf. Enjoy
boating, fishing and swimming.
 Arbor View Gardens
Arbor View Gardens is located at E20540 County Road
C, Clintonville. The gardens are located just a stones throw
away from Embarrass and provide some of the prettiest
sights available in the area. Call 715-823-2763 for more
information.
 Navarino Wildlife Area
Of the approximately 15,000 acres of wildlife area,
1,000 extend into northeastern Waupaca County. Provides
excellent habitat for waterfowl and forest game. Hunting,
hiking, cross country ski trails and a nature center are
available.
 GSR Kartway
The track can be found at N11024 US Highway 45,
Clintonville. For more information, call 920-915-1471 or
visit www.gsrkartway.com.
 Pigeon Lake/Pigeon Lake Wayside
Located directly northwest of Clintonville, Pigeon
Lake is a 218-acre impoundment created by a dam on
the Pigeon River. Fish species include northern pike,
largemouth bass, bluegill, black crappie, rock bass,
pumpkinseed, bullhead and white. Fishing and boating
access are available at several points. A picnic area, hiking,
fitness/exercise trail, nature trail and sledding hill are also
available.
Racing
Recreation Centers
 Clintonville Community/Senior Center
The Community/Senior Center is located at 30 South
Main Street, Clintonville. For more information, call 715823-7667
Skating
 Gordon Noren Skate Park
The skate park can be found at 55 East 12th Street,
Clintonville.
Skiing
Swimming
 Navarino Slopes
Skiing for all skill levels can be found at Navarino
Slopes. Visit www.navarinoslopes.com or call 920-5255501 for more information
Snowmobiling
 Trail conditions for Shawano County: 715-524-4349
 Trail conditions for Waupaca County: 715-258-6243
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 Bucholtz Park Outdoor Pool
This pool, built in 1961, is located at 30 East Morning
Glory Drive, Clintonville. Call 715-823-7663 for more
information.
 Clintonville High School Recreation Center
Located at 330 Harriet Street, this fitness facility
features a pool, kids wading pool and whirlpool. For more
information call 715-823-7215 ext. 7.
Friday, May 17 • 12th Annual
Spring Cruise Car ShowMay 24, 2012
Clintonville | Manawa | New London
11th Annual Clintonville
Beat the Heat Spring Cruise Car Show
*Photos are from 11th Annual
Spring Cruise Car Show
Downtown Clintonville, May 18, 2012
Greg Strayer of
Bonduel exhibited
this 2008 Chevrolet
Corvette Z06.
Jim Martin
of Shawano
showed off this
1955 Chevrolet.
This 1972 Dodge Challenger was
displayed by Tim Nielson of Clintonville.
Larry and Kathy Pruess
of Manawa exhibited this
2000 Porsche Boxster S.
Dan Mabry of
Weyauwega entered
this 1969 Chevrolet
Camaro Z/28.
Mike Philipp of Shawano
showed off this 1955 Chevrolet
Clintonville’s
Larry Scott
displayed his 1968
Chevy Camaro.
This 1979 Jeep CJ-7 was one of
the more intimidating vehicles at
the Spring Cruise Car Show.
Paul Huntington of
Shawano exhibited this
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air.
Clintonville’s Gerald
Connolly displayed a
1940 Ford Coupe.
Tim Beimal photos
11th Annual Spring Cruise Car Show results
Class A – Featured Vehicles
Winner: Ford Shelby Super Snake 2009—Gerald McCarthy, New
London
Class G – Trucks 1950-1973
Ford F-100 1970—Vicki Schroepfer, Bonduel
Chevrolet Apache 1959—Larry Gast, Tilleda
Runner-up: Porsche 911 2005—David Clark, Shawano
Class O – Rat Rods
Winner: 32 Austin Bantam Drag Car 1968—Barry Bartz, Clinton-
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Clintonville Recreation
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Community Center/Pigeon
River Walkway
Shore Drive Neighborhood
Playground
Picnic Point
Hillside Drive Park
Ice House Landing
Rohrer Neighborhood
Playground
Fairway Lakes
Neighborhood Playground
Bucholtz Park
Public Restrooms are open from
mid-April to mid-October
W.A. Olen Park
Clintonville
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Veterans Memorial
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August 1, 2012
Clintonville | Manawa | New London
Clintonville Firemen’s Festival Parade
Aug.
11, 2012
Fri. - Sat., Aug. 9-10 • Clintonville Firemen’s
Festival
Poppy Princess: Leah Karlson
Parade Grand Marshal: James Sasse
Leah Lehman photos
Clintonville Fall Frenzy
Saturday, Sept. 21 • Clintonville Fall
Frenzy
Sept.
15, 2012
Making melodies
Grayling Pingel’s guitar and vocal music floated smoothly
through the air from his location outside “The Living Room”.
Popcorn’s ready!
Mark Jones of Stevens Point empties a fresh batch of kettle corn into the bagging area.
Artwork
Bridget Aschenbrenner, 9, patiently waits while Jenny Rabe applies a temporary
tattoo to her hand at the Greentree Health and Rehabilitation Center booth.
Tiny Trucker team
Megan Ottlinger (left), Cindy Rineck (center)
and Cheryl Spranger (right) sported their new
Tiny Truckers gear while selling caramel apples.
Funky chicken dance
Clintonville’s Mary Beth Kuester does a dance
while preparing her “Funky Drunky Chicken”.
Bird’s the word
President-Elect Candi Huber served as one of
the chicken cook-off judges.
Chicken
Cook-Off
Winners
1st place – Jim Wearing
2nd place – Jeff Hoffman
3rd place – Mary Beth Kuester
Signs of
the season
This colorful piece of
woodwork was one of many
items for sale by one of the
street vendors.
Adopt us!
Healthy harvest
Josh Laatsch of Narrow Path Gardens near
Caroline had many produce items for sale.
Abby and Shady are three-month-old female
kittens up for adoption at Happily Ever After Animal
Sanctuary in Marion. They made an appearance at
Fall Frenzy as they search for their forever home.
Tim Beimal photos
Chicken on the Run offers tasty, Broaster chicken
Broaster Chicken is now available at Chicken on
the Run, 325 ½ S. Main Street. Located in the former Bud’s
Cheese Haus location at the Shell gas station, offers a wide
variety of grab-n-go Broaster Chicken items.
Jodi Keller is the sole proprietor of the business, which
officially opened on Aug. 20, 2012.
“I have worked with my husband and father-in-law as
a Broaster Chicken product and equipment distributor
since 1993,” she explained. “Their territory covers northeast
Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. There are
75 Broaster Chicken distributors worldwide and not many
people know that Clintonville is home to one of them.
Keller said they worked many long hours to get the
facility set up with all the necessary equipment. They also
put in a lot of time making sure everything met state codes.
Keller explained that Broaster Chicken is the second
largest chicken program in the world, and is unique
because of the pressure frying procedure. As each order is
received, the chicken is placed inside the Broaster Company
manufactured pressure fryer, designed to cook each
individual piece of chicken “under pressure” in the chicken’s
own natural juices, limiting the absorption of cooking oil
and driving the heat deep down to the bone while searing
the chicken with a crispy-crunchy coating. All Broaster
foods are prepared and cooked in a similar fashion.
A number of combo meals are available, including
chicken by the bucket, appetizers, a Friday fish fry, BBQ
smoked ribs on Saturday, and an assortment of salads,
The friendly staff at Chicken on the Run is happy to serve customers some
of the best-tasting chicken in the country. Pictured here are (left to right):
FRONT ROW – Shelby Koeller, Kelsey Koeller; BACK ROW – Matt Koeller,
Jodi Koeller, and Nikki Loose.
wraps, and pulled pork sandwiches.
Chicken on the Run does not do catering, but large
parties will be accommodated if they are willing to pick up
their orders. Delivery is not offered on any orders. A 24 hour
notice is required for chicken orders of 50 pieces or more.
All orders are for carry out only.
Chicken on the Run is open every day except Tuesday
from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Customers can order over the phone
by calling 715-823-FOOD (3663). You can also “like” them
on Facebook.
Chicken on the Run
325 1/2 S. Main Street
Full Line Of Quality Frozen Foods–Appetizers,
Chicken, potatoes, seafood,
ribs & chicken wings
Authorized Sales & Service
for Genuine Broaster
• Pressure Fryers & Products
• Ventless Fryers & Broilers
• Commercial Dishmachines
• Chemicals & cleaners
BROMAK SALES, INC.
E9770 7th St., Clintonville, WI
715-823-4429 • 800-852-3075
Hours 8 am – 5pm M-F • Open to the Public
Clintonville
715-823-FOOD(3663)
E-mail: [email protected]
Like us on Facebook
Clintonville’s only TO GO Restaurant
FEATURING GENUINE BROASTER® CHICKEN
Meals, Chicken & Many Sides
To Choose From. Smoked BBQ Ribs,
Friday Fish Fry, Pulled Pork, Appetizers,
Wraps, Sandwiches and Soups
~DAILY SPECIALS~
Gift Certificates Available
Dupont Cheese & Local Honey
Stowaway Mini Storage
Month to Month Rentals available
Half a year & yearly rates with discount
Sizes Available:
8x10, 10x10, 10x16, 10x20, 10x24, 10x40
Hours
Everyday 11am-8pm
CLOSED TUESDAY - Will take private large orders
We encourage call in orders.
4151637-01
E9770 7th St., Clintonville, WI
715-823-3878 • Hours 8 – 5 M-F
Schutt combines
quality materials with
superior workmanship
Schutt Industries (SI) was established in 1998
in Clintonville. SI produces high performance military
trailers and custom engineered ground systems. Years of
product longevity and the “need it, get it” customer service
attitude have made SI a leader in the defense market.
Schutt Industries is
a full service facility
operating within
300,000 square feet
of manufacturing
space in which the
company fabricates,
welds, machines,
assembles and
paints, all in-house.
Schutt Industries has the technical experience and
ability to produce various communication platforms and
enclosures, high performance military and heavy-duty
commercial trailers, as well as related trailer components
like hydraulic surge brake systems and axle systems. Years
of product longevity have demonstrated the combined
application of quality materials and superior workmanship.
The business has quickly become one of the leading
suppliers of Military trailer and shelter systems to the
U.S. Department of Defense. The company’s core products
include, but are not limited to, HMMWV TACOM approved
towable trailer systems such as the Light Tactical Trailer
(LTT – M1101, M1102, & Heavy Chassis), larger higher
payload capacity trailers such as the M200A1 2-Wheel
2 ½ Ton Trailer &
M1061A1 4-Wheel 5
Ton Flatbed Trailer,
custom designed
flatbed trailers up
to 24,000 lb. GVW,
and HMMWV
mountable shelter
and pallet systems.
The company
recently won a competitive bid for over $80 million from
the United States Government to manufacture truck and
trailer systems by TACOM and had been awarded a 5-year
army contract. The expansion of the company has been an
ongoing positive challenge and the community has been
proud and supportive of the endeavors and success that
Schutt Industries has provided, and look forward to the
growth and prospects that the future of this business has
to offer.
185 Industrial Ave Clintonville, WI 54929
715-823-8025
Schutt Industries is a supplier of trailers and accessories to the U. S. Military, foreign governments and commercial
users. The company is known for its willingness to do customization and prototyping for its customers. Many in
the marketplace consider Schutt as a solutions provider in the trailer industry.
4133444-01
Our core focus is to design and build to customer specifications and performance requirements. We have the
management, facilities and experience needed to add value to do everything we do for you. Our whole range
of capabilities include:
• Engineering and technical support
• Complete assembly and finishing
• Final inspection compliance
• Rapid prototyping/durability and endurance test,
experience and support, [NATC, APGYUMA]
• Mil-spec quality packaging to include
• Metal forming and trimming
active and passive RFID as well as UID
• All material welding
• Door to door shipping of CONUS and FMS
deliverables
• Product rotation - shot blasting
• Mil-spec quality pre-treatment and painting
• Multi-lingual technical manual creation/
publication including English, Iraq and DARI
• Complete product detailing
offers award-winning services
Photography by JD is the
place to go if you’re looking for
exceptional photography services.
Photography by JD has served
Clintonville for 28 years, and the
Wacker family has experience
handed down through four
generations of professional
photographers.
“We are known for our quality
and service,” said JD Wacker. “The
friendliness of our staff is what keeps
us going, and we feel it is important
to share our skills to help the
community.”
Wacker said he aims to provide
customers with consistent quality
and service, providing them with images that will have
lasting value.
“We keep up with trends, and we also strive to lead
the industry by focusing on quality and customer
satisfaction,” continued Wacker. “We’ve been fortunate
to be on the cutting edge of development worldwide.
We’ve published four books that are used worldwide
as textbooks at schools and universities. We have also
given presentations in 40 states and four countries. We
are positioned as mentors in the industry, and we enjoy
traveling and sharing our knowledge with others while
learning from them as well.”
Wacker said he uses posing, lighting, retouching,
enhancement, artistic skill, technical skill, and
professional equipment and labs to set his work apart
from others.
“People can depend on us to produce consistent, highquality products,” he said. “Our many years of experience
allow u s to handle different
situations—such as inclement
weather—while still producing a
high-quality result. We have the tools
and knowledge to work successfully
in any conditions.”
Photography by JD offers portrait
services covering high school
seniors, families, children, pets,
executives, school teams, and groups.
Commercial and advertising services
are also available, including services
for manufacturers and service
businesses.
“We are a more efficient and less
expensive option for businesses,”
said Wacker. “This is a growing
area of our business, and we are looking to do more for
commercial customers.”
All of the photographers at Photography by JD are
professionally certified, and they all hold Masters degrees
in their fields of emphasis. Photography by JD has received
top international honors in competition, including the
Kodak Gallery Grand Award, Senior Photographers
International Senior Co-Photographers of the Year Award,
and countless PPA national awards.
“Our goal is to make subjects look their very best,” said
Wacker. “Whether it’s a portrait or business product, we
want to create images that customers will want to display
for years to come.”
Photography by JD is located at 250 N. Main Street in
Clintonville. They can be reached by phone at 715-8232422, by email at [email protected], or on the web at
www.photobyjd.com. Hours of operation are determined
by appointment.
We Help You Remember
The Best Of Times!
JD
Photography by
250 N. Main St., Clintonville, WI 54929
715-823-2422
www.photobyjd.com
Facebook: Photography by J.D.
J.D. Wacker
CPP M.Photog.
MEI.Cr.,API
4142126-01
Clintonville
offers numerous parks and recreation
activities to meet all your needs. Whether
it’s fishing on a sunny afternoon, playing
a relaxing round of golf or riding a
snowmobile on our scenic trails, there is
always something fun to do.
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CITY OF CLINTONVI LLE
TOWN OF MATTESON
EXHIBIT 1
CITY OF CLINTONVILLE
EXISTING PARK
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RECREATION FACILITIES
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Clintonville
is a great place to live with an active,
forward thinking city government, with
excellent schools, friendly people and a
quaint small town feeling.
Amy Pappin-Dehn Photo
Dale and Joe Steinke can be seen busy at work taking care of customers in both the business aspect and the hands-on needs at Steinke Auto.
Reliable, affordable service
is a trademark of Steinke Auto
Steinke Auto has been in business in the greater
Clintonville area since 1972. It is family owned and
operated, and the company prides itself on employees that
genuinely care about their job and the services that they
provide. The business concentrates on a very rapid repair
time, and tries to make it an easy process for the customer.
The employees realize that an accident is a traumatic
event in someone’s life, and they help deal
with insurance companies, explaining
benefits thoroughly, and try to make
it as smooth a process as possible
for customers. They even offer
a free courtesy vehicle during
the short time frame it takes to
repair a customer’s vehicle because
they don’t want the customer to be
inconvenienced in any way.
Steinke Auto offers 24-hour towing service, collision
repair, free estimates, mechanical repair, radiator and
A/C repair, oil and filter changes, as well as offer vehicle
accessories and even have a lot offering dependable used
cars that would fit within any family’s budget.
Employees are encouraged to pursue continuing
education on the newest technologies in collision repair,
and the business provides the latest equipment and is
constantly upgrading with technology. Dale and Joe
Steinke can be seen busy at work taking care of customers
in both the business aspect and the hands-on needs
within the company. They proudly state that “our staff is
the key. They are dedicated employees that care deeply and
do not need supervision.” They also offer a limited lifetime
warranty on all repairs to back up their commitment to
quality. “Our goal is 100 percent satisfaction,” said Joe. “At
Steinke Auto we are are so certain that you will be satisfied
that we guarantee efficient, prompt and reliable
work, and honest service.”
Some of the customer services
offered include complimentary
automated estimates, complete
collision repair, complete
mechanical repair, glass repair or
replacement, aftermarket accessory
and stripe instillation, on-site rental
vehicles, 24-hour towing, pick-up and
delivery, early bird vehicle drop off, and free wash and
vacuum.
“We address your vehicle needs with invisible repairs,
sensible prices, rapid repair timelines, and good people,”
Dale said.
Steinke Auto is located at 301 West Street, Clintonville,
and can be contacted at 715-823-3218 or via email at
[email protected]. Hours are Monday through Friday
from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, or by
appointment. Convenient informative website offering
current services and detailed used car sales can be found
at www.steinkeauto.net.
24 Hour Towing • Collision Repair
Used Car Sales • Free Estimates
“Specializing in
YOUR Vehicle”
301 West Street, Clintonville, WI
(Right off north Hwy 45)
715-823-3218
Email: [email protected]
www.steinkeauto.com
4150020-01
Transmission Flush
Radiator & A/C Repair
Oil & Filter Change
Erickson’s Home Medical Equipment and Erickson Pharmacy offer quality health solutions and friendly, hometown service to customers.
Erickson’s Home Medical Equipment, Erickson
Pharmacy offer quality products and friendly service
Jim Dins and Diane Collier have been business
partners at Erickson’s Home Medical Equipment located
at 8 South Main Street, Clintonville, since 1988. The store
offers almost any equipment needed in the home care of
elderly or disabled persons. “If we don’t carry it we will find
it,” says Jim Dins co-owner of the store. “We cater to what
the public is looking for and needs.”
The business has the largest selection of lift chairs in
stock north of Milwaukee, and the choices are extensive
and can fit into any decor. They also offer home oxygen
systems, sleep apnea equipment, canes, rollaters, walkers,
wheelchairs, sturdy bathroom accessories to make daily
showering and toileting easier, hospital beds, and numerous
self help aides. They also provide full diabetic shoe wear
with a personal fit by a professional and kind staff.
Erickson’s Home Medical Equipment has 24-hour
7-days a week emergency service on equipment. They have
replacement parts available, and deliver within a 70 mile
radius. They have a board certified
respiratory therapist on staff to help with all sleep apnea
needs and this helps communication between the doctor
and patient. The experienced and caring therapists also
help answer any questions that a customer might have,
giving the public personal and expert advice.
Medicare, Medicaid, supplements, and insurance
coverage are explained thoroughly and claims are sent in by
experienced professionals right from the store. Bathroom
assessments can also be made by appointment to help
families determine the need in the household for activities
of daily living. This might include evaluations for a transfer
bench, toilet risers, hand held shower heads, safety bars,
or anything that might make self care and home care
easier. “Safety always comes first,” states Jim Dins. “We
give personal caring service so that people are aware of
what options are available to them.” Erickson’s staff prides
itself on its honest, caring, and dependable staff. Hours of
operation are Monday through Friday from 9-5, Sat from
9-12, and of course, the 24-hour service locally at 715-82332 | Discover Clintonville 2013
2106 and toll free 800-342-3085.
Erickson Pharmacy
Erickson Pharmacy is back! “We added the pharmacy
back in June, 2011,” comments Diane. “We are proud and
feel privileged to once again offer pharmacy services to our
community. Our customers kept asking ‘when are you going
to open up that pharmacy?’ Well we finally accomplished
that request, we are now again the locally owned corner
drugstore.”
“We are proud to offer a one stop shop for all of your
home and healthcare needs. We accept all insurances
including Express Scripts,” stated Diane. “We offer delivery
five days a week to Clintonville, Marion, Embarrass,
Cloverleaf Lakes and Bear Creek. It is just another service
that we can offer to our customers. We also offer automatic
refills and delivery or mail-out. No need to make any
phone calls with these services, inquire at the pharmacy
for details. You see because we are locally owned, we don’t
have to answer to any corporate office, we don’t have the
overhead that the big corporate companies have. We can
fulfill all of our customer needs and requests immediately,
we don’t have to get approval from the corporate office to
make a decision, you ask and we deliver.
“We like the ‘corner drugstore’ image. It makes us feel
like a part of the community. Erickson supports and is
a very active community player. We support all of our
local programs,” said Diane. “We want to strengthen our
community by keeping our money local and distribute it
back into the community not in some corporate office. We
don’t have annual revenues of billions of dollars but we
feel very good about offering some local employment and
supporting all of our local programs. We will always be
small, but we believe that makes us better. We appreciate
all of our customers who have made Erickson Pharmacy
and Medical Equipment their local ‘corner drugstore’. We
appreciate each and every one of you!”
The pharmacy can be reached by phone at 715-8232222 or toll free 800-342-3085.
SERVING ALL YOUR NEEDS
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Home Medical Equipment
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Lift Chairs
CPAP Supplies &
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Just give us a call at
(715)823-2222.
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Free Local
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Hours: Monday - Friday: 8-7
• Saturday: 8-3 • Sunday: 9-1
(Retail Only)
8 South Main,
Suite B Clintonville
Phone (715) 823-2222
Fax (715) 823-6000
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Bathroom Aids
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Home Oxygen
Rollators
8 S. Main Street, Clintonville,
WI 54929
Store Hours:
Mon. - Fri. 9-5 • Sat. 9-12
24 Hours Service - 7 Days A Week!
Call Toll Free: 800-342-3085
Local Phone: 715-823-2106
Fax: 715-823-1322
24 Hour Emergency Service
4140654-01
Cobblestone Inn and Suites is located off Hwy. 45 at 175 Waupaca Street, where guests will find all the comforts of home at affordable rates.
Cobblestone Inn and Suites
Your home away from home
Cobblestone Inn and Suites is conveniently
located and offers a quiet and comforting place to relax
and enjoy all the comforts of home. Not only businesses,
such as Seagrave, Walker Forge, Badger Transport, and
Schutt Industries send customers their way, but also
residents at large can find an affordable close alternative
for guests to stay and appreciate all that the community
has to offer.
The hotel is a 100 percent smoke-free environment,
and offers a hot breakfast bar and morning newspaper to
start out your day. There is also a coffeemaker, microwave,
refrigerator, flat panel TV, and DVD players in every room
to make staying in seem more like home. Free wireless
high speed internet enables a current resident to complete
work tasks, send important e-mails out, or just browse
at their leisure. There is an on-site exercise facility, a full
liquor bar, and whirlpool suites to make staying more
enjoyable and effortless. A guest laundry and on-site
convenience store provide amenities that enable a current
resident to be able to walk in knowing that everything
they need is just a few steps away from their front door.
There is even an outdoor grilling area to complete a homelike atmosphere for entertaining, as well as a luxurious
bed ready and waiting when the day has ended.
Cobblestone Inn and Suites is filling the lodging needs
of many smaller communities by introducing an upper
scale building at a convenient location with a friendly and
welcoming staff. It provides a wonderful opportunity for
prospective new residents to explore the local recreational
and business opportunities, as well as offer current
residents a place to unwind, relax, and enjoy time away
from home without having to worry about traveling very
far to obtain an affordable getaway.
To make a reservation and check availability call
715-823-2000 or toll free at 888-693-8262. Cobblestone
Inn and Suites of Clintonville is located off Hwy 45 at
175 Waupaca Street. Check-in is 3 p.m., and Check-out
is 11 a.m. Pets are also welcome at $15 per night per pet.
Website: www.cobblestoneinns.com.
Cobblestone Inn
& Suites
175 Waupaca Street
Clintonville, WI 54929
(715) 823-2000
100% Smoke-Free • Hot Breakfast Bar • Free Weekday Newspaper
Full Liquor Bar • Microwave & Refrigerator in every room
Coffee Service in every room • Free Wireless High Speed Internet
On-Site Exercise Facility • Whirlpool Suites • Guest Laundry
On-Site Convenience Store • Outdoor Grilling Area • Flat Panel TVs
Upgraded Bedding
RESERVATIONS
888.693.8262
cobblestoneinns.com
4138950-01
Clintonville Lanes has fun for all ages
Looking for a fun family activity, or an
opportunity to let your competitive streak thrive? Look no
further than Clintonville Lanes and Banquet Hall, located
at 250 Cty. Rd. I. The convenient location is easily accessible
for all vehicles. A snowmobile trail runs right next to the
property, making it easily accessible for winter sports
enthusiasts as well.
Steve Hanson is an owner and manager of the bowling
center and banquet hall. His passion for the sport of
bowling is used to provide opportunities for others to join
in the fun at Clintonville Lanes.
Ladies bowling leagues compete on Tuesdays, while
mens leagues compete on Thursdays. Couples leagues take
the alley on Saturdays. A number of youth bowling specials
are also offered, and family specials are offered
on Sundays. Tournaments are offered throughout
the year, and corporate parties and tournaments are
always welcome. To learn more about special offers,
call 715-823-6555.
In the summer, Clintonville Lanes hosts volleyball and
horseshoe leagues at their
Clintonville Lanes also offers a full bar and full food
menu, including appetizers, a fish fry, salad, nachos, pizza,
kids meals, hamburgers, and more. The bar is available for
adult parties, and the bowling center is available for youth
parties. There is no rental fee for the bowling area or bar
area.
The banquet facility is available to be rented for
New Synthetic Lanes & Bumpers
Bowling Leagues ForAllAges
Full Food Menu & Drinks
Friday Night Fish Fry
ArcadeArea for Kids
Horseshoe andV-ball Courts
& Leagues
Birthday Party Packages
Home of the 5th Quarter
Jane and Steve Hanson are happy to offer many
bowling opportunities for bowlers of all ages.
weddings, reunions, graduations, showers, anniversaries,
and any other gathering. Some food for the banquet facility
is also available, though parties are welcome to cater in
food.
Clintonville Lanes is open Tuesday through Sunday from
11 a.m. to close and Mondays from 3 p.m. to close during
the winter. The alley is closed on Mondays during the
summer. To learn more, visit http://clintonvillelanes.net.
and Banquet Hall
Banquet Hall Available for
Weddings,Anniversaries,Work Parties,
Class Reunions, Family Reunions,
Birthday Parties, and More!
Reasonable Rates ~ Call for Availability
Hours: Monday 3:00 pm - Close,Tuesday - Sunday 11:00 am - Close
www.clintonvillelanes.net
250 County Hwy I, Clintonville • 715-823-6555
4154349-01
Klein
o ffe r s g r e a t v a l u e , e x c epti o n a l s e r vi c e
John and Charlie Klein, along with the friendly
staff at Klein Auto, are excited to offer the best in GM sales
and service from their brand new facility in Clintonville.
The Kleins have been in business since 1974, acquiring
and consolidating six dealership operations at their current
location in Clintonville. Klein sells Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac,
Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep, as well as GM Certified and other
used vehicles.
In 2011, they broke ground on a new
22-acre location just 800 feet west of
their old 2-acre location on the corner
of Hwy. 45 and Hwy. 22 in downtown
Clintonville.
After nearly eight months of
construction, the new Klein Chevrolet
Buick dealership opened its doors to
customers on Monday, Dec. 5, 2011.
The new 24,000-square foot dealership
is located at 111 W. Madison Street.
The Klein’s are excited to begin a
new era from spacious facility, which
is the only recently new built Chevrolet
facility in the state. “The facility
has turned out even better than we
expected,” said Charlie Klein, Owner of Klein Chevrolet
Buick. “It’s very modern and accommodating, and we’re
happy to provide the best in sales and service from this
great new location.”
An increase of 20 acres means the new lot is able to
accommodate more than 100 vehicles. The dealership also
boasts 12 service bays, a hoist for heavy duty truck repairs, a
Quick Lube, and many customer friendly amenities.
“We believe a visit to our dealership
is definitely a welcome experience for
customers,” said Klein.
Customers benefit from the
children’s play area, business
workstations and wireless internet
throughout the dealership and parking
lot, the indoor temperature controlled
vehicle delivery area, and coffee bar.
The new Klein dealership handles
Chevrolet and Buick. Out of their other
facility they will continue to offer
Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep, as well as
GM Certified and other used vehicles.
Visit www.kleinauto.com for more
information.
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First National Bank in Clintonville has a long
banking history going all the way back to 1885 when
the bank first started in Waupaca. It then merged with a
bank in Iola, Chetek, Weyauwega, and eventually Pampa,
Shamrock, and Childress, Texas, over the span of 100 years.
First National Bank also has offices in Clintonville, Marion,
Seymour, and Shiocton. First National Bank continues
to regard Waupaca as home, but considers the branch
locations listed above as part of their family.
First National Bank offers many services to the
surrounding communities at a convenient and modern
location. The interior of the bank has a professional,
friendly, and relaxing environment that makes the
customer feel welcome and secure. The longevity of the
bank’s employees puts a customer at ease, knowing that
they are given a personal hometown touch to their everyday
banking needs.
Along with the usual banking services of checking
accounts and savings accounts the bank currently offers a
variety of loans, including consumer loans, business loans,
home equity loans, and real estate mortgages. Checking
your balances is as easy as picking up the phone. With
online banking you can do your own banking 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week, from wherever you are. They also
provide extensive on-line banking and can set up and help
anyone with these popular options. A person is able to
First National Bank offers
convenient service, modern locations
First National Bank provides a full range of banking services, and their
Clintonville office can be found at 135 S. Main Street.
check balances, verify deposits, find out which checks have
cleared, transfer funds, review loan balances, and find out
when your last loan payment was posted, with a simple few
easy steps right from their very own home. First National
Bank is a proud member of the community and wants to be
pioneers in your financial future.
Clintonville’s lobby hours are Monday through Thursday
from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
drive-up window hours are Monday through Thursday
from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
A convenient ATM is located at all the First National Bank
branches as well, offering 24 hour service.
You Can Trust Us...
TO HANDLE YOUR MONEY
We have the experience.
• Second Mortgages
• Auto Loans
• Agri-Business
• Business
• Personal Loans
• Fixed Rate Loans
“Pioneers In Your Financial Future” Growing to serve you better.
First National Bank
135 S. Main St.
Clintonville
715-823-3131
223 E. Perry Ave.
Marion
715-754-3131
N5579 State Hwy. 76
Shiocton
920-986-1313
www.fnbwaupaca.com
4138949-01
• First Mortgages
• Home Equity Loans
• Construction Loans
• Repair Loans
• Loans on Investment
Properties
Style, value are the cornerstones at
Footwear, Fashionwear
come from outside the Clintonville area, and that is really
Ever since she was 12 years old, Sue
rewarding,” said Aschliman. “It’s great to be able to help
Aschliman has been building experience and success
people feel good about themselves—that’s what makes me
in business. Today, she is the owner/operator of B &
get up and come to work every day.”
H Footwear and B & H Fashionwear in Clintonville,
B & H Fashionwear had an interesting year this year,
where she enjoys a steadily growing business that serves
as the business took advantage of another opportunity for
customers from all over northeastern Wisconsin.
long-term success in Clintonville.
Aschliman credits much of her success to her
“We were approached to purchase
upbringing, as her parents, Howard
the building in which we occupy
and Bea Waldschmidt, pioneered a
due to the fact our landlord passed
shoe store in Fond du Lac.
away,” said Aschliman. “Initially, we
About 12 years ago, Mark Joy
declined and then in late summer,
retired from his clothing store, known
we were told the building was going
as the Stables. It was about that time
up for auction in October. We made
that Aschliman began to notice all the
the decision at that time to purchase
customers who missed the clothing
the building prior to auction. An
store.
accepted offer was received on
“I had people coming into the shoe
Oct. 1, 2012. We are now the proud
store saying how much they missed
owners of both 50 and 52 S. Main St.
the Stables and how they wished there
Our customer base is not only the
was a clothing store,” said Aschliman.
Clintonville area population but our
Aschliman and her parents sought
shoe store and clothing stores bring
advice from the Joy family and
people from a 50 mile radius to our
eventually opened B & H Fashionwear
locations. Come see why they keep
in September 2001.
coming back! We hope you enjoy
“I enjoy running the stores. We
Sue Aschliman now owns both buildings that
your visit.”
are seeing more and more customers
house B & H Footwear and B & H Fashionwear.
Shop with numerous selections
and the personal touch!
Keen, Red Wing,
Carolina, Rocky,
Nike, New Balance,
Eastland, Skechers,
SAS, Clark’s & More
We carry shoes for
your entire family!
48 S. Main, Clintonville
715-823-4880
Alfred Dunner, Tribal,
Southern Lady,
Lana Lee, Woolrich,
Ruby Road,
Morning Sun, French
Dressing Jeans,
Alex Evening Wear
52 S. Main, Clintonville
715-823-5311
Mon.-Wed. 9-5; Thur.-Fri.9-7 Sat. 9-4
4144069-01
Fox Communities Credit Union:
Serving the Clintonville community for 18 years
Fox Communities Credit Union has now been
a part of the Clintonville community for 18 years, having
opened this fourth branch in 1995. The Clintonville office
is one of the credit union’s 15 locations. Even though they
have been in Clintonville for nearly 20 years, they have been
serving their members since 1937!
Membership is available to anyone who lives or works in
any of the nine counties that Fox services: Brown, Calumet,
Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Oconto, Outagamie, Shawano,
Waupaca, and Winnebago. Along with the standard
financial products such as savings, checking and loans,
Fox offers a great credit card with no hidden fees, low loan
rates, financial education programs, business services, and
so much more.
BALANCE, a financial counseling and education service,
was introduced to the Fox family in early 2010. It is a free
tool that Fox provides to all members in order to supply
the best information, education, and counseling to anyone
in need of financial answers or help. The counselors at
BALANCE are trained in many different areas such as
budgeting, saving, debt control and credit.
Beside Fox’s many different products and services, they
are also aggressively continuing efforts to give back to the
communities that they serve. In Clintonville alone, Fox has
sponsored the renovation of homes for Rebuilding Together,
collected toys for children at Christmas time, and even have
a functioning branch inside Clintonville High School!
Other non-profits that Fox has reached out to include:
Goodfellows, Junior Achievement, Clintonville Rotary, area
fire departments, Safe Haven, Clintonville High School
programs, area Boy Scout troops, and the Clintonville Area
Chamber of Commerce.
When you are a member of Fox Communities Credit
Union, you are an owner of Fox Communities Credit Union.
We strive to offer the best member experiences and services
to everyone that walks through the door. Please check out
our website at www.foxcu.org for more information. You
can also check us out on Facebook and Twitter!
www.foxcu.org
Griebenow Eyecare
Center
Griebenow
Eyecare
provides full range of family eye care
New London • Clintonville
advent and improvement of multifocal contact lenses
Dr. Kerry L. Griebenow and Dr. Craig E.
in both soft and gas permeable lens designs. A surgical
Sylte provide top quality family eye care from their
solution is called refractive lensectomy, which replaces
location at 45 10th Street, Clintonville. A full range of
the natural crystalline lens inside the eye with an artificial
products
and
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financial situation, backed by 55 years of tax preparation.
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Block.
Clintonville’s H&R Block has been serving the local
and surrounding communities for over 45 years. Kathy
Reissmann has been the franchisee for the last 12 years.
Kathy states, “Clients can expect efficient and accurate
services at a competitive price.”
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a year with year-round advice and help regarding
bookkeeping, payroll, tax preparation, and focuses
on details to represent business owners’ needs. Small
business owners can receive a free consultation by an H&R
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Clintonville office.
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“The Living Room”
Coffee Shop and Vintage Décor:
Area residents looking for
a place to relax and recharge have an
option in “The Living Room”, a coffee
and vintage décor shop located at 85
South Main Street.
The Living Room Coffee Shop &
Vintage Decor, LLC offers a full coffee
bar available with espresso, lattes,
tea, freezes, and fresh-made bakery
items. There is also a light-lunch menu
available with soup and grilled cheese
sandwiches.
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looking to relax and lounge on a comfy
couch, as well as those who prefer to
sit at a table. The Living Room, LLC
has created a nook within their space
specifically for customers to relax in
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Brown County Publishing, headquartered in
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Brown County Publishing is a family-owned business
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Bay News-Chronicle.
Publisher Frank Wood sold the Advocate and the NewsChronicle to Gannett, along with 32 other publications to
Gannett, in 2004.
The company currently has $22 million in total annual
revenues and employs 100 people. Its printing facility is
in Brookfield. About 75 employees in Journal’s northern
Wisconsin group will begin working for Brown County
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“This brings us back to publishing in a big way and
back to our roots,” according to Patrick Wood, CEO of
Brown County Publishing. “After we sold to Gannett, we
always thought about going back into newspapers.”
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Clintonville Community Business Listings
Accommodations - Lodging
 Cobblestone Inn & Suites
 Ambulance/Fire
& Rescue Services
175 Waupaca Street
Phone: 715-823-2000
Fax: 715-823-2017
www.cobblestoneinns.com
Clintonville Area Ambulance Service
3 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5967
Fax: 715-823-1379
 The Landmark Motel
Assisted Living Facilities
/ Adult Care
5 N. Main Street
Clintonville, WI 54929-1528
Phone: 715-823-7899
Fax: 715-823-1413
www.thelandmarkmotel.com
Accountants
/ Tax Professionals
 All-Ways Accounting
51 Tenth Street
Phone: 715-823-3938
Fax: 715-823-4968
 H & R Block
6 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2603
Fax: 715-823-1404
www.hrblock.com
 Kerber, Rose & Associates
25 E. Third Street
Phone: 715-823-6461
Fax: 715-823-7443
www.kerberrose.com
 Tri-County Tax Services, LTD
45 Sixth Street
Phone: 715-823-7100
Fax: 715-823-715-0
Agriculture / Farms
 Clintonville Elevator
215 Autumn Street
Phone: 715-823-3610
Fax: 715-823-7349
 Glendale Farms, Inc.
N9895 Kluth Road
Phone: 715-823-6829
Fax: 715-823-4471
www.glendalestrawberries.com
 Mares Farm Market
N9008 State Hwy. 45
Phone: 715-823-4398
Fax: 715-823-5525
 Klein Chevrolet Buick, Inc.
111 W. Madison Street
Phone: 715-823-2135
Fax: 715-823-1391
www.kleinauto.com
 Pomp’s Tire Service
 Angelus Retirement Community
38 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4344
Fax: 715-823-4484
www.angelus-retirement.com
 Steinke Auto Inc.
301 West Street
Phone: 715-823-3218
Fax: 715-823-1479
www.steinkeauto.com
 Clintonville Housing Authority
25 N. 12th Street
Phone: 715-823-3541
Fax: 715-823-1447
 Steinke Storage & Body
Repair, LLC
130 E. Madison Street
Phone: 715-823-5218
Fax: 715-823-3406
 Greentree Health
& Rehab Center
70 W. Green Tree Road
Phone: 715-823-2194
Fax: 715-823-1306
www.greentreehealthandrehabilitation.com
 KindredHearts
Phone: 715-823-7300
Fax: 715-823-7302
www.khearts.com
 Pine Manor HCC
1625 E. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3135
Fax: 715-823-1313
www.pinemanorhealthcarecenter.com
Attorney/Lawyer
 Legacy Law Group LLC
135A S. Main Street
Phone: 920-560-4651
Fax: 920-968-4650
www.legacylawllc.com
Auto – Dealers /
Repair Care / Towing
 Clintonville Motors
27 W. 12th Street
Phone: 715-823-3154
Fax: 715-823-8079
www.clintfordmerc.com
170 Bennett Street
Phone: 715-823-2430
Fax: 715-823-6834
 Tag’s Auto
E8603 W. First Street
Phone: 715-823-4192
Fax: 715-823-6677
Banquet Facilities / Bowling
 Clintonville Lanes
and Banquet Hall
250 County Rd. I
Phone: 715-823-6555
Fax: 715-823-2923
www.clintonvillelanes.com
Barbers / Beauty Shops
/ Salons / Tanning
 Modern Hair Designers
7 Ninth Street
Phone: 715-823-3314
Fax: 715-823-4241
 Seasons Salon
153 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-250-0987
 Studio 22
42 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2201
 Sun City Tanning
153 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-8159
Bars / Taverns / Pubs
 Grace Lutheran Church
409 W. Willow Street
Bear Creek, WI 54922
Phone: 715-752-4855
www.gracetrinitylcms.org
 Bump’s
159 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2836
Builders / Contracters
/ Carpenters / Remodeling
 St. Martin Lutheran Church
& School
100 S. Clinton Avenue
Phone: 715-823-6538
Fax: 715-823-1464
www.stmlc.org
 Keller, Inc.
N216 State Road 55
Kaukauna, WI 54130
Phone: 920-766-5795
Fax: 920-766-5004
www.kellerbuilds.com
 St. Rose/St. Mary’s School
140 Auto Street
Phone: 715-823-4360
Fax: 715-823-6010
www.ssrmparishes.org
 Schley Buildings LLC
E10885 Eulrich Road
Phone: 715-823-6109
Fax: 715-823-6100
www.schleybuildings.com
 United Methodist Church
24 W. 13th Street
Phone: 715-823-3523
www.clintonvilleumc.org
 Torborgs Lumber Inc.
10 Fifth Street
Phone: 715-823-3113
Fax: 715-823-3113
Campgrounds
 Crazy J’s Campground
Communications / Cable TV
/ Internet / Telephone / Cell
 Cellcom
1580 Mid Valley Drive
DePere, WI 54115
Phone: 920-617-7171
Fax: 920-339-4037
www.cellcom.com
 Element Mobile
16 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4322
http://elementmobile.com
 Calvary Apostolic Church
535 McKinley Avenue
Phone: 715-823-2202
www.calvaryapostolic.com
 Frontier Communications
26 W. 12th Street
Phone: 715-823-7711
Fax: 715-823-1400
http://frontier.com
 Christ Congregational UCC
70 S. Main Street
P.O. Box 245
Phone: 715-823-2365
www.clintonvilleucc.org
 Lifetime Computer Services
144 Maize Street
Phone: 715-823-5918
www.lifetimecs.com
 Christus Lutheran Church
135 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6521
www.christusclintonville.org
 Faith Lutheran Church
 Bromak Sales, Inc.
E9770 Seventh Street
Phone: 715-823-4429
Fax: 715-823-7493
 Wisconsin Distributors Appleton, LLC
3010 N. Zuehlke Drive
Appleton, WI 54911
Phone: 920-733-7414
Fax: 920-733-7013
Day Care
 Tiny Truckers Day Care Center,
Inc.
49 Tenth Street
Phone: 715-823-6792
www.tinytruckersdaycare.org
Education / Training
 Clintonville Public Schools
N11301 Kinney Lake Road
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-5900
Fax: 715-754-5793
www.crazyjcampground.com
Church
Commercial Supplies
& Services / Wholesalers
 UltraCom Wireless
Communication
84 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4005
8 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4133
www.ultracomwireless.com
Phone: 715-823-7215
Fax: 715-823-1315
www.clintonville.k12.wi.us
 Fox Valley Technical College
525 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-8324
Fax: 715-823-1307
www.fvtc.edu
 Wolf River School to Work
1263 S. Main Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-526-4760
Fax: 715-524-3127
Electricians / Electrical
Contractors
 Krueger’s Sign and Electric
300 Industrial Avenue
Phone: 715-823-5121
Fax: 715-823-5393
 Olson’s Rural Electric
N2810 Circle Drive
Phone: 715-823-6882
Fax: 715-823-2550
www.olsonsruralelectric.com
Excavating
 Central Wisconsin Equipment
204 Industrial Drive
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-4664
Fax: 715-754-1304
www.centralwisconsinequipment.com
 TL Kersten Excavating
E9098 Sievers Road
Phone: 715-823-2911
Fax: 715-823-3661
Financial & Investment
Services
 Associated Bank
105 Main Street
Embarrass, WI 54933
Phone: 715-823-2111
Fax: 715-823-7183
www.associatedbank.com
 BMO Harris Bank
60 Tenth Street
Phone: 715-823-8505
Fax: 715-823-1377
www4.harrisbank.com
 Edward Jones Investments
53 Tenth Street
Phone: 715-823-3789
Fax: 877-575-6653
www.edwardjones.com
 First National Bank
135 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3131
Fax: 715-823-5173
www.fnbwaupaca.com
 First State Bank
60 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6700
Fax: 715-823-2925
www.BankFirstState.com
 Fox Communities Credit Union
3 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2191
Fax: 715-823-7433
www.foxcu.org
 GreenStone Farm
Credit Services
300 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2128
Fax: 715-823-1343
www.greenstonefcs.com
 Wanta’s Floral & Gifts
Fitness
147 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3158
Fax: 715-823-6865
www.wantasfloral.com
 Hard Core Fitness LLC
143 S. Main Street
Phone: 920-915-3112
www.hard-core-fitness.com
Funeral & Cremation Services
 Beil-Didier Funeral Home
& Crematory
299 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4565
Fax: 715-823-7810
www.beil-didier.com
 Eberhardt-Stevenson
Funeral Home & Crematory
53 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2450
Fax: 715-823-3010
www.eberhardtstevenson.com
Gas Stations / Convenience
Stores / Truck Stops
 Marion Plaza
1107 N. Main Street
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-2050
Fax: 715-754-2050
Gifts / Flowers / Specialties
 Flowers and Things
29 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5131
Fax: 715-823-5673
www.flowersandthings.us
 Honey Creek
102 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6262
Fax: 715-823-6262
www.honeycreekgallery.com
 Northridge Landscape
Service, LLC
N11130 County Road D
Phone: 715-823-3160
Fax: 715-823-5197
www.northridgelandscapeservice.com
 Trophies and Treasures
50 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2248
Fax: 715-823-4608
Golf Course
 Riverside Golf Course
100 Club House Drive
Phone: 715-823-2992
www.riversidegolfing.com
Grocery / Bakery / Liquor
 Tadych’s Econofoods
278 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5147
Fax: 715-823-1415
www.tadycheconofoods.com
Health / Dental / Medical
/ Optometrists / Spa
 Affinity Medical Group
61 N. Anne Street
Phone: 920-823-8700
Fax: 920-982-8325
www.affinityhealth.org
 Clintonville Family Dentistry
112 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2233
Fax: 715-823-5720
www.clintonvillefamilydentistry.com
 John W. Connelly, D.D.S.
270 N. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6777
Fax: 715-823-6788
 Erickson Home
Medical Equipment
8 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2106
www.ericksonhomemedical.com
 Griebenow Eyecare - Clintonville
45 Tenth Street
Phone: 715-823-5112
Fax: 715-823-5959
www.griebenoweyecare.com
 New London Family
Medical Center
1405 Mill Street
New London, WI 54961
Phone: 920-531-2071
Fax: 920-531-2098
www.thedacare.org
 ThedaCare At Home
45A S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-8630
Fax: 715-823-5765
www.insurewithmarine.com
 Total Harmony
 Network Health Plan
E6201 Fuhs Road
Manawa, WI 54949
Phone: 920-596-3276
Fax: 920-596-2276
100 County Road B
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-524-1488
www.wiruralhealth.org
136 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2020
Fax: 715-823-7124
http://spectacularvisionltd.com
 Marine Insurance Services, LLC
370 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5161
Fax: 715-823-5117
www.thedacare.org
 Rural Health Initiative
 Spectacular Visions, Inc.
144 South Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2133
Fax: 715-823-2152
www.insureyourworld.com
 ThedaCare Physicians
 Pam’s Healthy Inspirations LLC
153 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6040
Fax: 715-823-6080
 Johnson Insurance Agency, Inc.
3000 E. College Ave., Ste. A
Appleton, WI 54915
Phone: 920-969-0919
Fax: 920-969-0020
www.thedacare.org
1570 Midway Place
Menasha, WI 54952
Phone: 920-720-1200
Fax: 920-720-1256
www.networkhealth.com
Insurance
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Phone: 715-823-5141
Fax: 715-823-8231
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 Northwestern Mutual
Financial Network
1213 E. Green Bay Street, P.O. Box 374
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-460-0333
Fax: 920-749-4789
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 State Farm Insurance
40 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5115
Fax: 715-823-1426
www.dalemahlik.com
 Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
148 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2180
Fax: 715-823-3609
www.thrivent.com
 Woodside Financial Services
E7980 Magolski Road
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-2166
Fax: 715-754-5172
Media / Newspapers
/ Radio Stations
 Clintonville Chronicle
10 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 30
Phone: 715-823-7323
Fax: 715-823-4329
www.clintonvillechronicle.com
 Clintonville Shoppers’ Guide
17 Ninth Street
Phone: 715-823-3107
Fax: 715-823-7479
www.wibuyersguide.com
 County Post East
17 Ninth Street
Phone: 715-823-3151
Fax: 715-823-7479
www.waupacaNOW.com
 WGWI Publications
P.O. Box 51
Phone: 715-460-4609
Fax: 920-482-5617
www.wgwinews.com
 WTCH-AM / WOWN-FM /
WOTE-AM / WJMQ-FM
1456 E. Green Bay Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-524-2194
Fax: 715-524-9980
www.wtcham960.com
Manufacturing / Industrial
 Creative Converting, Inc.
255 Spring Street
Phone: 715-823-3104
Fax: 715-823-5232
www.convertinginc.com
 Marion Body Works, Inc.
211 W. Ramsdell Street
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-5261
Fax: 715-754-1303
www.marionbody.com
 Schutt Industries
Phone: 715-823-8025
Fax: 715-823-8027
www.schuttindustries.com
 Seagrave Fire Apparatus LLC
105 E. Twelfth Street
Phone: 715-823-2141
Fax: 715-823-5767
www.seagrave.com
 Specialized Products Ltd.
200 Summer St.
Phone: 715-823-3727
Fax: 715-823-7760
www.specializedproductsltd.com
 Walker Forge, Inc.
250 Spring Street
Phone: 715-823-6557 ext 244
Fax: 715-823-3783
www.walkerforge.com
Organizations / Clubs
 Clintonville Area Foundation
P.O. Box 244
 Clintonville Area
Historical Society
25 West 18th Street
Phone: 715-823-4734
 Clintonville Lions Club
E9545 Cty. Trunk D
Phone: 715-823-2953
 Clintonville Masonic Lodge
128 West 14th Street
Phone: 715-823-3515
www.clintonvillemasons.com
 Clintonville Rotary Club
P.O. Box 132
Phone: 715-823-2488
 Marion Civic Group
P.O. Box 531
Marion, WI 54950
Phone: 715-754-5226
 Navarino Nature Center
W5646 Lindsten Rd.
Shiocton, WI 54170
Phone: 715-758-6999
www.navarino.org
 Shadows on the Wolf Inc.
Clintonville Area Chapter
P.O. Box 322
Phone: 715-250-2460 or 715-281-8324
 Shawano Hockey League
P.O. Box 125
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-526-5336
www.shawanohockey.org
 Shawano Ski Sharks
P.O. Box 411
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 920-609-7218
www.skisharks.org
 United Way, Clintonville
& Vicinity
P.O. Box 116
Phone: 715-823-4186
 Wolf River Area Healthcare
Foundation
1405 Mill Street
New London, WI 54961
Phone: 920-531-2221
www.wolfriverfoundation.org
Photography
 Harmony Portrait Studios
150 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-250-2689
Public
 City of Clintonville
50 Tenth Street
Phone: 715-823-7600
Fax: 715-823-1352
www.clintonvillewi.org
Real Estate / Developers
/ Auctioneers
 D Mitchell Interiors, Inc.
55 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2114
Fax: 715-823-1361
 O’Connor Sales and Realty
95 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5144
Fax: 715-823-1316
www.orealty.com
 Erickson Health Mart Pharmacy
8 S.Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2222
www.ericksonhealthmartpharmacy.com
 Schroeder & Kabble Realty
92 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-7653
Fax: 715-823-7658
www.skrealty.net
Restaurants / Fast Foods
/ Coffee Shops
 Mills Fleet Farm
500 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-6571
 Office Outfitters
120 W. Badger St.
Waupaca, WI 54981
Phone: 715-258-3989
Fax: 715-258-3907
www.officewaupaca.com
 A&W Restaurant
271 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3355
www.awrestaurants.com
 Shopko Hometown
291 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3141
Fax: 715-823-3143
www.shopkohometown.com
 Culver’s of Clintonville
105 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-3285
Fax: 715-341-7786
www.culvers.com
 Mathew’s Supper Club
Storage
 Stowaway Mini Storage
E9770 Seventh Street
Phone: 715-823-3878
Fax: 715-823-7493
155 Eighth Street
Phone: 715-823-3463
 McDonald’s
287 S. Main st.
Phone: 715-823-5540
Fax: 715-823-5541
www.mcwisconsin.com/18214
 The Living Room Coffee Shop
& Vintage Décor
85 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-460-3223
www.atthelivingroom.com
Retail / Department Stores
/ Pharmacies
Services
 Adam’s Small Engine Repair
150 Bennett Street
Phone: 715-853-9914
 Advanced Home
Technologies, Inc.
71 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-2125
Fax: 715-823-5614
www.ahtwindows.com
 B&J Custom Graphics
814 Waukechon Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-526-3933
Fax: 715-526-1813
www.bjcustom.net
 B&H Fashionwear
52 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-5311
Fax: 715-823-4888
 B&H Footwear
 Datastep II
48 S. Main Street
Phone: 715-823-4880
Fax: 715-823-4888
N10165 Bodoh Road
Phone: 715-823-6057
Fax: 715-823-6053
www.datastep2.com
 First Call Locksmith
N3075 County Hwy. Y
Shawano, WI 54166-6606
Phone: 715-853-8393
www.firstcalllocksmith.com
 First Data Independent Services
3126 Jaguar Lane
Green Bay, WI 54313
Phone: 920-615-6691
Fax: 920-544-5827
www.firstdata.com
 N.E.W. Promotions
& Apparel LLC
P.O. Box 249
Bear Creek, WI 54922
Phone: 715-752-3313
Fax: 715-752-3631
www.newpromosale.com
 The Konop Companies, Inc.
1725 Industrial Drive
Green Bay, WI 54302
Phone: 920-468-8517
Fax: 920-469-5088
www.konopcompanies.com
Transportation
 Koeppen’s Medical Transports
Phone: 715-823-5711
Fax: 715-823-1368
http://medicaltransportwisconsin.com
 Lamers Bus Lines
123 Waupaca Street
Phone: 715-823-4123
Fax: 715-823-5762
www.golamers.com
Travel
 First Class Travel
139 N. Main Street
Shawano, WI 54166
Phone: 715-526-4585
Fax: 715-524-9976
www.myfirstclasstravel.com
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2013 Events
• Fishing
• FWD History
Ladies Night Out–May 1
• Hunting
Museum
Pigeon River Classic–May 4
• Snowmobiling
• Historical Society
Car Show–May 17
• Great Parks
• Swimming (indoor
Citywide Rummage Sale–May 18
• Shopping
Chamber Golf Outing–June 10
• Walking Trails
& outdoor)
Fireworks–July 3
Firemen’s Festival–Aug. 9 & 10
Fall Frenzy Art & Craft Fair–Sept. 21
Christmas Parade–Dec. 7
Farmers Market Every Thursday
May Through September, 3-7 pm
Downtown Riverwalk
Stay at one of our local hotels:
Cobblestone Inn & Suites
175 Waupaca Street
715-823-2000
The Landmark Motel
5 N. Main Street
715-823-7899
Clintonville Motel
297 S. Main Street
715-823-6565
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715.823.7600
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