2011-2012 Resource Guide - Advertiser Community News
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2011-2012 Resource Guide - Advertiser Community News
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Broadway MANITOWOC / 835 S. 29th St. (The old Oriental Milling Building) index | INDEX INFORMATION Black Creek ......................................19 Pulaski ..............................................30 Churches ..........................................28 Recycling ..........................................29 County Government ........................16 Seymour .............................................2 Freedom ...........................................27 Shiocton ...........................................24 Nichols .............................................21 State Officials ....................................16 Media, Newspaper & TV...................23 Town Governments .........................13 Media, Radio.....................................20 BUSINESSES FLORIST ATTORNEYS Kailhofer's Greenhouse ..............10 Lubinski, Reed & Klass ................16 Menn Law Firm ....................... back FUNERAL HOMES Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home ...5 AUTOMOTIVE Auto Plaza ......................................4 HEALTH Anytime Fitness .............................3 Chief Automotive ........................22 Black Creek Dental......................18 Chuck's Auto Service.....................9 Bowen Therapy .............................4 Gustman ......................................13 General Dentistry of Seymour ....11 Huettl Truck ................................10 Good Shepherd .......................gloss JJ's Auto Clinic...............................7 Prevea Health ................................1 Schwister Sales, NAPA ...................9 Wisconsin Hearing Service ............9 Seymour Auto Parts .....................11 Shiocton Automotive...................26 HOME/CONSTRUCTION A+ Roofing ..................................23 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Agri Building Contractors ...........26 Seymour Chamber of Commerce..5 Badger's Best...............................23 CHURCHES Bay Therm Insulation..................12 Community Bible Church ...........17 Diedrick's Heating...................gloss Seymour United Methodist .........11 Earth Sense..............................gloss DINING & ENTERTAINMENT Falk's Carpet Inc ...........................6 Bonduel Founder's Day ..............22 Lecker's Septic Systems ...............25 Crabbe Reader...............................6 Lenny's Custom Cabinetry ..........12 Dairy Queen ..................................6 Randerson Heating Doxbee's........................................8 & Cooling .....................11 & 28 Friends of the Scott Marck's Trucking................20 Muehl Public Library ..........gloss Seymour Lumber...........................5 Geno's Steakhouse ......................15 Skinkis Lawn & Landscape ............7 Grama's Diner .............................29 Timber Creek Tree Service..........19 Hofa Park Tavern.........................21 Isaar Inn ......................................14 INSURANCE American Family Insurance Kerrigan Brothers Winery ...........28 Dawn Leudtke ..........................3 Krabbe's Kountry Klub ................12 Truyman • Haase • Zahn.............15 Memories on Main ......................22 Plaza Restaurant ............................2 PETS Pulaski Veterinary Clinic .............32 Seymour Historical Society .....gloss Timbers Bar & Grill .....................19 PRINT Whistle Inn ..................................21 Advertiser Community News ...gloss ELECTRONICS Express Printing ..........................10 One Choice Wireless, Cellcom......3 REAL ESTATE/RENTALS Sound Check, Radio Shack .........29 Beyond Horizons ..........................3 FARM CAP Services Infinity Feeds.................................8 Seymour Senior Village ......gloss P&D Sales ....................................32 Nolan Sales ....................................7 Pulaski Warehouse ......................31 North Manor Apartments ............10 Scenic Valley Coop ........................7 Outagamie County Tesch Bros. Implement ...............16 Housing Authority ....................5 Tidy View Dairy .......................gloss Team Stimpson FINANCE Theresa Ambrosius ...................7 Baylake Bank .................................4 RECYCLING Edward Jones, Kurt Eaton .............9 Outagamie Cty Recycling ........gloss First National Bank......................26 SCHOOLS Jezeski Accounting ......................17 Accurate Driving School ................2 Little Minds Academy ....................8 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press Caring g f for the community Primary care provided for the entire family. Prevea Seymour Health Center 958 Foote Street Seymour (920) 833-9896 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Prevea Pulaski Health Center 940 S. St. Augustine Street Pulaski (920) 822-5444 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. www.prevea.com Page 1 seymour | SEYMOUR | SEYMOUR | Seymour ) Rock Ledge Park ) Recknagel/Lions Park ) Lake Park ) Behrendt Park ) Nagel Park ) Outagamie County 1 2 4 ) ) 6 3 3 C Q ) 4 5 G Q 6 Fairgrounds B Q A Q ) 5 A Municipal Q Q C Q D Q E Q B F Q G Q Building/Police Fire & Rescue DPW Post Office Seymour Middle/High Schools Rock Ledge Elementary School Muehl Public Library ) 2 F Q E Q • Drivers Education for Teenagers • Adult Driving Lessons • Information Packet Available 920-833-9976 AccurateDriving.4t.com Accurate Driving School LLC 225 S. Main Street, Suite 2 • Seymour Page 2 ) 1 D Q We’re Serving Really Good Food! 1025 Orchard Dr. Seymour 920.833.6045 Mon. thru Sat. 6am-7pm | Fri. 6am-8pm | Sun. 7am - 2pm Friday Fish Fry featuring All-You-Can-Eat Home of 21 Different FROG LEGS AND SMELT BURGERS Made With Real Angus Beef Try Our Delicious Homemade Soups andd D Desserts ss ts Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 Lynn Van Doorn BUYING? SELLING? SEE US. In Now our ! m Sey Darlene Werner Shop Local & Save! 54 Years of Combined Experience in the Marketplace #1 in Service, Dependability & Professionalism Our Local Office is Open For You. Stop in today for Great Service, Cellcom’s Latest Phone Selection, Wireless Broadband Internet & Phone Accessories Multiple Listing Service (MLS) • Locally Owned & Operated 126 N. Main St., SEYMOUR 920-833-7500 Kailhofer’s Car Charger Greenhouse & Nursery 920-833-2321 All Occasion Flowers and Gifts Home-Grown Plants in our Garden Center $19.95 Value with every upgrade or new line activation no cash value, available only at One Choice Wireless of Seymour 776 North Main Street Seymour, WI 54165 (Across from the Fairgrounds) Open Monday through Friday 8-5:30; Sat. 8-Noon Visit us at http://onechoicewireless.com/ OVER 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS Stop in and meet our family of seasoned professionals with over 75 ccombined years of experience. to serve you better. Two locations l Seymour — 219 N. Main St. 920-833-1339 Maggie Wagner, 7 yrs. Lisa Kurth, 17 yrs. Kaukauna — 2528 Crooks Ave. 920-766-4644 Cynthian Cryderman, 22 yrs. Lacey Tuyls, 10 yrs. Kendra Casanova, 4 yrs. Dawn Leudtke Insurance Agency A American Family Mutual Insurance CCompany and its Subsidiaries A American Family Insurance Company H Home Office - Madison, WI 53783 © 2011 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press 002140 - Rev. 6/11 219 N. Main Street Seymour, WI 54165 (920) 833-1339 Bus www.dleudtke.com Page 3 seymour | SEYMOUR the alternative alternative therapy to Bowenwork evokes deep relaxation & renews the body’s capacity for self healing! Bowen therapy is appropriate for all ages and stages of health, from babies to the elderly. Animals bene¿t equally from this work. There are many alternative therapies available for people to choose from to help their bodies heal. Bowen is different from these other therapies in that it is the only truly holistic therapy that stimulates the body to heal itself. Bowen is a Darci Swenson whole body work and Accredited Professional should be considBowenwork Practioner Certified Touch Balancing ered for help with the Animal Bowen Therapist whole body. BOWENWORK™ OFTEN HELPS WITH Migraine Headaches Tinnitus Hay Fever Asthma Neck Pain Frozen Shoulder Back Pain Elbow Pain Digestive Problems Carpal Tunnel Pain Sciatica Groin Pain Sacroiliac Pain Fertility Problems Tight Hamstrings Knee Pain Calf Pain Sports Related Injuries www.bowentherapycenter.com Plantar Fasciitis 215 N. Main Street, Seymour 920.228.0833 Helping You Make Home Ownership a Reality! Are you conÀdent that you have all the information you need to choose the right loan? Baylake Bank’s experienced lenders are here to help make sure! We’re big enough to offer the loan options you need, and small enough to provide the service you want. GOVERNMENT & GOVERNMENT SERVICES The City of Seymour has a mayor/ council form of government. The common council, consisting of the mayor and six alderpersons representing the city's six wards meets the second and fourth Mondays of every month at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall, 328 N. Main St. City hall office hours are 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday. Police: Chief leads five fulltime personnel, providing 24-hour protection. Fire: Chief heads a volunteer department. Paged out by 911 service on call 24 hours a day. Three pumper trucks, two tankers, a snorkel truck and equipment truck including a Jaws of Life and carbon monoxide detector. Rescue: volunteers provide coverage to city and towns of Seymour and Osborn. Two rescue units equipped with defibrillators. CPR available to public. To volunteer for fire or rescue call 833-2209. SERVICES PROVIDED Garbage pickup: weekly pickup by city; day varies by area of the city. Must use clear bags. Yard waste collection: Yard waste must be bagged or put in a container. Pick up is every Monday. Brush 4 ft. in length must be securely tied in bundles. Clean landfill, located on Municipal Drive is open Saturdays 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and Wed. nights from 3-8 p.m. starting in April. Recycle dates and requirements: Every other Thurs. Follow requirements of Outagamie County. Picked up by Inland Service Corp., 920-759-0501 Snow removal: Property owners must remove from public sidewalks within 24 hours of snowfall. Muehl Public Library: Hours may vary by season. Holdings include a large selection of fiction and nonfiction for children and adults, large print selections, magazines and periodicals, audio books, video and movies. Internet access, word processors. Part of Outagamie-Waupaca Library System (OWLS) 833-2725 www.owls. lib.wi.us/sey Population ..................................3,478 Mill rate: (per $1,000 - 2010) Local..............................$8.46229 Total ............................$22.21898 Assessed total value.......$199,636,900 Government ..........Mayor and council Mayor........................... Judy Schuette 833-2209, 833-6433 Alderpersons: Wards 1 and 2 ................................... Darlene Werner | 833-7500 Ryan Kraft | 228-0200 Wards 3 and 4: .................................. Mary Greuel | 833-7532 Cal Pashouwer | 833-7223 Wards 5 and 6 Perry Pierre | 833-6844 Vernon Court | 833-6021 Clerk/Treasurer Susan Garsow | 833-2209 Director of Public Works Mike Pepin | 833-2397 Police Chief Rick Buntrock | 833-2366 Fire Chief Steve Hurkman | 833-2209 Rescue ........ Mary Greuel | 833-2209 www.seymour.govoffice.com Great Service In-Person or Online! Visit the Mortgage WebCenter at www.baylake.com AUTO PLAZA Member FDIC EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Seymour Financial Center • 106 E. State Road 54 • (920) 833-2288 Page 4 Quality Used Cars & Trucks 202 E. Hwy 54, Seymour 920.833.2049 Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 Good things on the horizon... Mission Statement Outagamie County Housing Authority Come home and relax in your Quiet, convenient and affordable apartment in Seymour (Rent is based on your adjusted gross income) The Seymour Chamber of Commerce provides leadership and support in the economic development of our community, in addition to developing programs and services that benefit our members. 328 N. Main St., Seymour, WI 54165 920.833.6053 a Enjoy time with frie nd family nds ~ Controlled Entry. the easily aon the patio or in ccessible in do community ~ On-Call Maintenance Staff. room. or ~ Emergency Medical Alarm in each unit. ~ Transportation program for appointments and errands. ~ Monthly Nurse Advocate visit. Please call our leasing office at (920) 734-5596 (x100) www.outagamiehousing.com Family Dedicated Service Since 1873 Memorials • Markers “Continuous Service Since 1873” 920-833-2328 Fax: 920-833-2329 358 S. Main St., Seymour “Shop Where the Builders Shop” nd any social a Offering m al activities. n recreatio Kurt Boettcher • PLANS • MATERIALS • MILLWORK • APPLIANCES Guaranteed Low Prices SEYMOUR LUMBER 208 West Wisconsin Street, Seymour (920) 833-2324 • 877-663-3034 • website: www.SeymourLumber.biz Open 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday thru Friday • 7:00 AM to Noon Saturday Architectural FREE COMPLETE Drafting DETAILED ESTIMATES Department NORTHEAST WISCONSIN’S PREMIERE DRAFTING CENTER Complete designs for new home construction, remodels and additions Large Selection Of Brand Name Appliances... All At Competitive Prices For All Your Building Projects At Low Cost Competitive Pricing Houses • Additions • Garages • Steel Buildings • Roofing • Siding • Decks YOUR LUMBER & APPLIANCE HEADQUARTERS 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press Page 5 CRABBE READERconte byPrteh-erebaedstbooks m THE porary a Hardcov er bo uthors exchange oks or $5 eac Extensive h selection o Learn to k f quality y nit or croc het during st arns – Mon-Sat ore hrs or Thurs e anytime from noon to 5 pm vening cla ss from 7 -9 pm — Even seymour | SEYMOUR ANNUAL EVENTS • Seymour Area Fire Dept. Picnic Outagamie Cty Fairgrounds, 2nd Sat. in June • Outagamie County Fair - July • Burger Fest - August, Celebrate Seymour as the Home of the Hamburger with balloon rally, parade, family games and more, Depot Street • Seymour Community Museum, Railroad Museum, Gazebo, Veterans Memorial and Farmers' Market - Depot St., downtown Seymour - An impressive collection of historical artifacts tells the story of Seymour and the surrounding area. Stroll through the old See-More Theater, a doctor's office, a war room, and old time kitchen, to name a few. Seasonal displays. Organized and run by volunteer members of the Seymour Historical Society, Gazebo provides performance area for community groups. Call 833-2868, for more info. The Railroad Museum is operated in an old depot by members of the Seymour Model Railroad Club. Activities include annual display and Christmas open house. Farmers' Market is held each Tues. from 2-6 p.m. from mid-June through mid-Oct. PARKS & RECREATION • Rock Ledge Park: Play equipment, ball diamonds, and Scout House. Picnic tables and grilling areas available. A park pavillion is also available for events. • Lake Park: Play equipment, pavilion, ball diamond. Picnic tables and grills available. • Recknagel/Lions Park: Play equipment, shelter, picnic facilities, ball diamond, volleyball and basketball courts. • Nagel Park: Gazebo, Veterans Memorial, gazebo, picnic tables, museums, downtown Seymour • Behrendt Park: Play equipment, and picnic tables. • Skating rinks: Two small rinks are flooded every winter at Rock Ledge and Recknagel/Lions Parks. No posted hours. • Aquatic and Fitness Center: Swimming lessons-memberships 833-9704. At Seymour Community High School. • Newton Blackmour Nature Trail: Recreational trail from Oneida to Black Creek • Outagamie County Fairgrounds: The fairgrounds play host to many events, including the Outagamie County Fair each July and racing at the Seymour Speedway throughout the summer. A large exposition building is also available for shows and gatherings year-round. Call 833-2941. www.outagamiecountyfair.com OPEN: M-Sat Noon-5 pm plus Thurs 7-9 pm 214 S. Main St. SEYMOUR 920-833-9504 321 E. Hwy 54, Seymour 920-833-7454 “A Family Tradition Started in 1984” UTILITIES Natural Gas/Electric............................................................................. WE Energies Electric outage | 800-662-4797, Gas leak | 800-261-5325, Business | 800-242-9137 Telephone...................................................................................Century Link | 1-800-201-4099 Water ................................................................ Seymour Waterworks | 833-2397 Solid Waste .................................................. City and County Landfill | 832-5277 Sanitary Sewer ............................................... Seymour Wastewater Treatment | 833-2397 Cable TV ............................................................... Time Warner Cable | 496-2040 Great Deals On on Floors, our Family to Yours! From Our • Carpet, Vinyl, Laminate, VCT, Ceramic and Hardwood • Furniture and Carpet Cleaning 2674 N. Packerland Drive • Restoration Green Bay, WI 54303 • Repair and Restretching www.falkscarpet.com • Area Rugs, Borders, Binding and Fringe ge • Custom Stair Upholstery Work Commercial & Residential 920-494-2709 Cell: 920-619-5201 Fax: 920-494-3521 Page 6 Serving You Since 1965 Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 Your One Stop Energy Supplier Serving Farms, Businesses & Residential Customers ✓ Bulk, drum or packaged oil delivery ✓ Get a FREE engine oil analysis ✓ Fuel contacting available ✓ Top quality CENEX fuel & lube oil Call Brittney, Energy Specialist, for details. (920) 606-3072 (800) 686-1336 NOLAN SALES LLC With 14 years of experience I’m pleased to be part of the top producing team for Coldwell Banker The Real Estate Group for 2008, 2009 and 2010 with nearly $100 million in sales. Our goal is to provide a higher level of service using our combined knowledge to achieve outstanding results. Whatever your real estate needs, call (920) 680-1808 www.teamstimpson.com Skinkis Lawn & Landscape ➤ Lawn Mowing/Aerating ➤ Dethatching and Rolling ➤ Spring and Fall Clean-Ups ➤ Fertilizing and Herbaciding ➤ Tree and Shrub Trimming ➤ Rain Gutter Cleaning ➤ Snow Removal (New Location) MARION, WISCONSIN 54950 715-754-5221 or 800-472-0290 Visit us at www.nolansales.com Tom Nolan ~ “Sonny” Nolan ~ Tim Nolan GRI, CRS Each Office is Independently Owned & Operated 1110 NORTH MAIN STREET Auctions * Business Properties Recreation * Farms * Homes Theresa Ambrosius red Fully Insu es at Free Estim For all your Commercial and Homeowner Landscaping Needs Call David Skinkis At 920-250-1666 b mm! We specialize in both 6 !S f b t po t !u p! D S T U !GJ !G K K ‘ t !B v u p! D!jtmj!oojfddf ttbsz/ foreign and domestic cars • Xf!mm!gjy!POMZ!xibu fe! bouf and light trucks, including diesels. •xjuBmmi!!xb!ps4!l!zfjt!bshvmz!!0!bsui47f!-1mb11uf!njmftu!e!xbsjbhosbptouujdz/+!frvj qnfou/ We have TOTAL CONFIDENCE in our repairs, so you receive the BEST WARRANTY in the business!! ofs!dbs/ • Xf!vtf!po jwfsz!ps!b!GSFF!mpb • GSFF!qjdl.vq!'!efm!bsf!BTF!dfsujgjfe/ • Bmm!pvs!ufdiojdjbot 3 year or 36,000 mile warranty on all parts & labor.* *Some restrictions apply. Ask for details. John Smet Jeff Schuh 920-833-9936 Located 1/2 mile north of Hwy 54 N7499 Vanden Heuvel Road, Seymour www.jjsautoclinic.net 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press Page 7 Little Minds Academy LLC 4-K Collaborative Partnership Class w/Seymour Community School District Academic and Social Programs designed to meet the needs of each child in preparation for 5-K. STORY TIME PROGRAM 2 Times a Week (fee) Tues. 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. &/or Friday 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. 3 & 4 YEAR OLDS: • Develop Friendships • Read Stories • Play Games • Sing • Fun Projects Contact Us: 920-419-8441 or Rosie Wurl (at home) 920-833-7734 Located at: 721 Pleasant Way in the Seymour United Methodist Church VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT littlemindsacademy.com tlem tl emiinds indsaacadem addemy. y.co com co Wedding Dinners$ Starting at WEDNESDAY Buffet $ 95 6 /Adults 1045 /plate Friday and Saturday dates available for 2011/2012 FRIDAY NIGHT Buffet $ 95 11 /Adults $ Special Senior and Children’s Prices seymour | SEYMOUR YOUTH ATHLETIC PROGRAMS Thunder Area Soccer Kids (TASK): ages 3-14. www.tasksoccer.com. Thunder Youth Football: Tackle football for children. www.thundergridiron.com Seymour Area Wrestling Club: www.seymourareawrestling.com. Seymour Fastpitch Association: Organization facilitating the Seymour City summer softball program from ages 5-14. Also organizes tournament teams ages 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U, & 18U. Fundraising to improve and enhance softball diamonds, equipment, etc. Goal is to promote softball in the Seymour Community. Joe Bluma 833-2986. Seymour Dance Program: 427-8298 Rec Program: Open to children age 4-high school in Seymour area. Summer program includes t-league, pony tail, pee-wee, little league, and Babe Ruth baseball; softball; Contact Susan Garsow city clerk, at 833-2209 for more information. Summer Library Program: activities and programs for kids of all ages hosted by Muehl Public Library. Call 833-2725 for more information. ORGANIZATION • Krause-Kraft American Legion Post #106 - Provides activities and observances for veterans of U.S. armed services. Active in community events. Bill VandenLangenberg 869-2600 • American Legion Auxiliary - Organization for spouses of Legion members. Active in various community events. Becky Mueller 833-6048 • AODA Prevention Board - Provides drug and alcohol counseling throughout the community, especially geared toward prevention in schools. Seymour Middle School 833-7199 • Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of America - Provide activities for boys through various educational and growth-oriented programs. Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts Bay Lakes Council 635 (920) 734-5705. www.baylakesbsa.org Cub Scouts: Kelly Meles; 920- 833-9880, [email protected] • Chamber of Commerce - Works to support and promote the city through its businesses. Activities include City-Wide Rummage Sale as well as support of other activities. 833-6053 www.seymourwi.com • Community Family Resource Centers - Provides family support through PACE groups, Me and My Dad (Mom) nights and parent education. 984-3396 ext. 182 www.seymour.k12.wi.us/cfrc.cfm • Community 2000 - Provides support for those less fortunate including food, clothing, school supplies and other aid in Seymour, Black Creek and Shiocton school districts. Supported by local contributions, United Way-Fox Valley and Valley Packaging Industries. 833-0277 • FFA Alumni - Alumni support a variety of community organizations, especially the FFA group at Seymour Community High School. Kevin Buttles 819-3120 SUNDAY Brunch Incl. Beverage 1095/Adults Serving Agriculture in Eastern Wisconsin 920.833.2924 www.doxbees.com N6744 County Trunk C, Seymour Located 1½ mi. S. of Seymour • Bag or semi truck delivery • Customized feed made to your needs Purina Mills • Direct ship from supplier to farm • Feed contracting • Nutritional consultants with extensive experience Fri. Buffet 5-9 pm Sun. Brunch 10 am-2 pm Page 8 (920) 833-6151 Seymour, WI (800) 686-1336 Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 FREE REVIEW KNOW HOW Do you have the right investments in place to help you meet your financial goals? At Edward Jones, our business is to help people ¿nd solutions for their long-term ¿nancial goals. If you would like a free review of your IRA or any of your other investments to see if they are appropriate for your long-term goals, please call or stop by today. Hy Hydraulic Hoses Kurt Eaton Financial Advisor 308 South Main Street Seymour, WI 54165 920-833-1559 www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC Chuck’’s Auto Service See Us For All Your Automotive Needs! Serving the Area fforr 58 Years fo 883 N. Main St., Seymour 920-833-6616 920-833-2888 Assemblies made Ass in minutes Se us for parts See & accessories fo for automotive, heavy he duty and tractor/small t engine We Carry Schaeffer’s Oil Delivery Available NAPA AUTO PARTS | SCHWISTER SALES 956 N. Main St., Seymour (just north of the fairgrounds) 920-833-6272 Open 8-6 Mon.-Fri. | 8-2 Sat. | 10-2 Sun. Escape the isolation of hearing loss. Recapture the joy of connecting with friends and family. Return to the person you know you are with Agil from Oticon. Agil is the revolutionary new hearing device that helps you understand more with less effort. Wisconsin Lisa Leanna Hearing Service Every 1ST Wednesday • 10:00-Noon at the New London Senior Center 600 Washington Street, New London ~ or ~ 1566 W. Mason St., Green Bay 800-359-3184 or 920-497-7944 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press Page 9 seymour | SEYMOUR Truck, Trailer and Motor Home Service Brakes • Clutches • Diesel Repair Differentials • Electrical Oil Changes • Air Conditioning Transmissions • D.O.T. Inspections 920.833.2381 800 E. Factory St. Seymour ORGANIZATION (continued) • Food Pantry - The pantry operates in City Hall, 328 N. Main St. Stocking is held on the 2nd and 4th Mondays. Open hours are the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. Donations of cereal, paper products, non-perishable food and money welcome. Jack Koebe 833-7347 • Friends of the Library - Organizes programs and fund raisers for the Muehl Public Library. Meetings the third Thursday of the month. Elizabeth Timmins 833-2725 www.muehlpubliclibrary.org • Girl Scouts - Provide enrichment, growth-oriented programs for schoolage girls. www.fvgsc.org • Good Shepherd Volunteers - Supports residents and their families at Good Shepherd Nursing Home. 833-6856 www.goodshepherdservices.org • Home of the Hamburger, Inc. - Presents the annual Burger Fest in Downtown Seymour in August. Hamburger memorabilia at Seymour Community Museum. Jim Campbell 833-6688 www.homeofthehamburger.org • Lions Club - Community service group performing variety of activities, including sponsorship of scholarships and annual benefit softball tournament. Open to all. www.seymourwilions.com • Model Railroad Club - Maintains working model and facility at old depot. Open house held first and third Sundays from 1-3 p.m. Jim Baxter 833-2241 • Salvation Army - Operates Bread of Life Center at 227 E. State St. in Black Creek 984-9305 • Senior Citizens of Seymour - Provides card parties, nutrition site at Good Shepherd Home, bingo and various other services. Call Judy Miller for the Nutrition Program at 833-6434. Meals are served, M-F at 11:30 a.m. Reservations must be made one day in advance. Guest speakers, activities and games are held monthly. The Senior Center telephone number 833-6434, president, Nancy Brinkman. Monthly meetings are held the third Wednesday of the month. Both are located at Good Shepherd, 607 E. Bronson Road, Seymour • Seymour Community Museum and Historical Society - Volunteer group maintains museum. Bill Collar 833-6064 www.seymourhistory.org • Seymour Thunder Booster Club - Parents and community members who promote Thunder athletics. Deb Marsh 833-6800 • Woman's Club - An organization for women dedicated to service and companionship. Leslie Hanseter, 833-9613 Apartment for Rent We are accepting applications for the North Manor Apartments Located in Seymour For more information contact: Eligible applicants must be 62 years of age or older, or handicapped or disabled and meet Rural Development income limits. Page 10 Housing Management Services PO Box 257 • Oconto, WI 54153 1-888-683-1205 Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 LIVE, GIVE, LOVE... BEYOND ALL EXPECTATION! 08 .73 33 0.8 92 Our members invite and encourage you to join us in worship on Sunday mornings. United Methodist Church Cicero 9 AM Sunday School at 10 AM Corner of G and Brusewitz Road Residential & Light Commericial Installation & Service Seymour 10:30 AM 24 H • Geo Thermal All MSakee r vicre. s and M odels • Dual Fuel • Solar Heating & Water • New Construction • Boilers • In-Floor Heating Sunday School at 9 AM 721 Pleasant Way, Seymour www.cicero-umc.org www.seymour-umc.org Sunday School ~ Youth Programs ~ Men’s and Women’s Groups Bell Choir ~ Praise and Worship Band ~ Conversation, Prayer and ReÀection Friendly Prices Friendly Parts Friendly People Patt R P Randerson d Owner SEYMOUR AUTO PARTS, LLC Now Serving You Better From Two Locations... Seymour 920-833-1924 Freedom 920-788-4040 715 Woodland Plaza, Seymour (In front of Dan’s Tire on Highway 54) Hours: M-F 8:00 to 6:00; Sat. 9:00 to 2:00; Sun. 10:00 to 2:00 920-833-1590 General Dentistry of Seymour, Inc. 344 East State Hwy 54, Suite 1, Seymour Wisconsin 54165 920.833.2215 Providing comprehensive dental care for all ages, including cosmetic and implant dentistry. Dr. Anthony Kraft, DDS & Dr. Ashley Reed, DDS NEW PATIENTS WELCOME We do “one-visit” crowns! Most insurance plans accepted. Patient ¿nancing available (CareCredit) MasterCard and Visa accepted. Check us out on the web at: www.seymourdentistry.com 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press Convenient Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wednesday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Thursday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Friday Page 11 Lenny’s Custom Cabinetry 30 years of quality craftsmanship meeting all of your cabinetry needs • New Construction • Countertops Laminate, Granite, Solid Surface • Remodel Projects • Reface Your Existing Cabinets • Bookcases, Hutches, Desks, Etc. FREE ESTIMATES LEONARD J. SMURAWA OWNER~CABINET MAKER~CABINETRY DESIGNER W2275 PEARL RD., SEYMOUR (920) 833-2218 www.lennyscustomcabinetry.com seymour | SEYMOUR SEYMOUR COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Administrator .......................................................................................... Peter Ross School Board President ...............................................................................................Lori Thiel Vice President ................................................................................... Paula Rohm Treasurer ..........................................................................................Nathan King Clerk .....................................................................................................Tom Smet Trustees ..................................Jill Karweick, Laurie Bowers and Diane Wendt Seymour Community High School 10 Circle Drive, Seymour, WI 54165 Principal .................................................................Michael Flaherty | 833-2306 Aquatic Center.........................................................................................833-9704 Seymour Middle School 10 Circle Drive, Seymour, WI 54165 Principal .........................................................................Judy Schenk | 833-7199 SMS Home Connection ............................................................................833-7199 Rock Ledge Elementary School 330 W. Hickory, Seymour WI 54165 Primary Principal ........................................................... Jamie Inman | 833-5155 Intermediate Principal.................................................Peter Kempen | 833-7380 Rock Ledge P.T.O .....................................................................................833-7380 Pupil Service Office ..................................................................................833-5159 Black Creek Elementary and Middle Schools 308 Burdick St., Black Creek WI 54106 Principal ..................................................................Susan Kaphingst | 984-3396 TAFFE (Teachers & Families for Education) ............................................984-3396 Student population .................................................................2,327 students, 4K-12 Colors .................................................................................................Red and White Member - WIAA Division 2 ...............................................................Bay Conference Website .............................................................................. www.seymour.k12.wi.us Family Owned and Krabbe’s Operated for more Kountry than 31 years Klub 920.833.2600 after 4:30 pm Serving Nightly 4:45-9 pm Friday & Saturday 4:45-10 pm Closed Tuesday Insulation, Gutters, Shelving 4 mi. South of Seymour on County C CLIP ‘N SAVE COUPON $ 5 OFF any 2 Dinners Offer good thru July 31, 2012 Not good with any other offers. Specials, discount menus and sandwiches are excluded. Page 12 Since 1995, BayTherm Insulation has served the state of Wisconsin. We offer the highest quality installed building products and services. Because of our superior service and materials, both home builders and home buyers easily recognize our name as a top-notch supplier of installed building products. In addition, BayTherm Insulation joined forces with Installed Building Products LLC (IBP), a national leader in the installed building products industry. This affiliation gives BayTherm access to a top-notch management team abreast of national trends, cutting edge information technology, and the industry’s best building products. We are proud to be a part of the IBP family of companies. BayTherm appreciates the continued support of our loyal customers and of our new customers as well. 3370 Bay Ridge Ct. Oneida, WI 54155 800-804-7492 Fax: 920-869-3170 www.baytherminsulation.com Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2010-2011 towns | TOWNS TOWN OF ONEIDA ................................................. • Chairperson................................ Norman Austin • Supervisors ............. Al Manders and Ken Olson • Clerk/Treasurer ..............Mary Olson | 833-2211 [email protected] • Population 4,678 • Town Board monthly meeting 2nd Wed. of the month at 7 p.m. • We do not rent our town hall • We do not have garbage pickup, but we have recycling pickup every other Friday • We post notices at the Town of Oneida Town Hall, Town of Oneida Fire Station, Grama's Diner Oneida • Building Permits call town office at 833-2211 and will give you contact info. • Fire Chief ........................ Chet Olson | 869-1581 TOWN OF SEYMOUR • Chairman ...................................Michael Barclay • Supervisor 1 ........................Pete Wachtendonk • Supervisor 2 ...................................... Dean Thiel • Clerk's name................ Lyn Leisgang | 833-7961 [email protected] • Population 1,193 • Monthly Board meeting held second Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. • Rental of town hall ..........Town Clerk | 833-7961 • Garbage .....................Deyo Disposal | 864-5808 • Recycling..........Inland Service Corp | 759-0501 Every other Tuesday • Designated public notice posting locations: Town Hall, Tesch Bros. Implement, Crystal Springs Golf Course and notice board in Isaar. • Fire Chief ............ Dennis Laskowski | 366-3417 • Building permit.............Paul Hermes | 858-0102 • Burning permit ... Dennis Laskowski | 366-3417 TOWN OF CENTER www.centerwi.com • Chairmen ... Nick Hofacker, John Baum, Steve Schmeichel, Ken VanHandel, Greg Stingle • Clerk ....... Nancy J. Christensen | 920-731-7229 [email protected] • Population 3,412 • Monthly Board meeting is held 2nd Monday of the month at 7 p.m. • Rental of town hall ............................... 731-7229 • Garbage & recycling ............................... Harter's West of 47 on Fridays, East of 47 on Mondays • Designated public notice posting locations Town Hall, Fox Valley Carpets, Center Valley General Store • Center Valley School House, Center Valley and Hample Road, Restored one-room school. Portrays school during the 1940s. For more information, call Clark Schabo at 920-734-5073. • Fire Chief/permits .....Steve Schmeichel | 716-2189 Home of Chevrolet and late model Used Cars & Trucks SALES HOURS: Monday and Thursday 8-8 Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8-5 Saturday 8-4 SERVICE HOURS: Monday-Friday 8-5 Saturday 8-noon 2010-2011 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press TOWN OF MAINE • Chairman ..........................................Jim Guyette • Supervisors ...... Cory Demerath, Dennis Burmeister • Clerk ...................Lori Klevesahl | 920-525-1150 [email protected] • Population: 866 • Monthly Board meeting is held the second Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. • Rental of town hall...Donna Gunderson | 920-525-3102 • Garbage and recycling .............................Monday • Designated public notice posting locations: Maine Town Hall, Leeman Market, & Trinity Church • Fire............Nichols Rural & Shiocton-Bovina Fire • Building permit .......Mike Miller | 920-428-3331 • Burning permits .... Contact one of the fire depts. TOWN OF CICERO www.townofcicerowi.com • Chairman ..........................................Steve Hackl • Supervisors ......... Tom Oskey and Tom Wagner • Clerk ................Michelle Burton | 920-833-9735 • Population 1,103 • Board meeting is held 2nd Thursday at 7:30pm • Rental of town hall ............................ Town Clerk • Garbage and recycling ............................Tuesdays • Fire Chief .............Nichols Rural Fire Department • Building permits: Houses, garages, additions to house ...................... .......................Jim Vandenheuvel | 920-833-6232 Other outbuildings. Larry Kettner | 920-858-3345 Hwy 55/54 SEYMOUR TOLL FREE 888-448-7862 920-833-2351 www.gustmanseymour.com Page 13 JOIN US FOR GREAT FOOD & FUN! HAPPY HOUR: TU, W, TH 4-7 PM FRI & SAT. 9-11 PM DRINK SPECIALS SNACKS & LUNCH during Green Bay games! TUESDAYS Mexican Menu Plus our sandwich menu WEDNESDAYS Burgers, Brats, Hot Dogs & Polish Sausages SUNDAYS Family Style Chicken Burgers, Brats, Hot Dogs Polish Sausage Plus our full menu Pizza Specials, plus our sandwich menu THURSDAYS Wings & Shrimp Family-Style Chicken Plus our sandwich menu FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS Serving our full menu, featuring steaks, pastas, fish, chicken & more! Homemade Soups served every day! the ISAARinn N9296 ISAAR RD, SEYMOUR 920-833-2285 towns | TOWNS BOVINA Chairman......................................................... Richard Singler | 920-757-5523 Supervisors..........................................................Ronald Beyer | 920-986-3934 ..................................................................Wade Vandenboom | 920-986-3950 Clerk/Treasurer ...........Chuck Pluger | 920-986-3224 | [email protected] • Population - 1,145 (2010 census) 1,151 (2011 estimate) • Monthly meeting ......................................varied (call board member for info) • Rental of Town Hall .........................................Chuck Pluger | 920-986-3224 • Garbage .......................................................................................every Monday • Recycling............................................................................every other Monday • Designated public notice locations: Town Hall, Post Office, First National Bank • Fire Chief/ Burning Permit ............................ Eugene Bunnell | 920-986-3294 • Building Permits ....................................................Mike Miller | 920-757-6416 BLACK CREEK www.blackcreekwi.org Chairperson ........................................................Dan Knutzen | 920-619-3883 Supervisor 1 ................................................................. Dan Rettler | 850-5311 Supervisor 2 .............................................................. Tom Neubert | 850-5312 Clerk ....................................................................... Karen Herman | 730-9345 Treasurer ..................................................................... Jeri Ohman | 731-5113 Constable ................................................................ Randy Heiden | 984-3990 • Population: 1,299 • N6051 Twelve Corners Road, Black Creek, WI 54106 Town Board meets on the second Monday of every month at 7 p.m. All meeting notices, agendas, election information and all other postings are posted at the following designated three posting places: Town Hall posting boards, Clerk's home posting board, and the M & I Bank entrance located within the Village of Black Creek. All legal notices and ads regarding the Town of Black Creek are posted with the Advertiser Community News/Times Press. • Town Hall Rentals ...................................................... Dan Rettler | 984-3107 • Town Permits required for: Building/Remodeling, Culvert, Driveway, Burning, Boring beneath Road, Pond, Work in the Road Right-a-way. Obtained permits from: Dan Knutzen 920-619-3883, Dan Rettler 984-3107, Tom Neubert 850-5312. • Burning permits ........................................................... Town Board Members • Dog licenses ...............................................................Jeri Ohman | 731-5113 • Garbage and recycling ........................................... Harter's | 1-888-804-8556 Garbage ..............................................................................Tuesday by 6:30 a.m. Commingled Recycling ............................. EVERY OTHER Tuesday by 6:30 a.m. Fire & rescue ........................................... Shares with the Village of Black Creek Fire Chief.......................................................................................... Scott Yahle Rescue Service .................................................................................Kathy Pasch Fallen Timbers Environmental Center resides within the Town of Black Creek. Newton Blackmore Trail goes through the Town of Black Creek. The Black Creek Sportman's Club reside within the Town of Black Creek. TOWN OF MAPLE GROVE Chairman.................................................... Randy Holewinski | 920-822-5920 Supervisor ...............................................................Alan Leidel | 920-822-1322 Supervisor ..........................................................David Wagner | 920-822-2887 Clerk ................................................................... Kathy Luebke | 920-822-5414 Treasurer ...............................................................Ervin Flesch | 920-833-2485 Assessor ...........................Norman Pawelczyk | 920-347-0218Population: 971 The Town Board meets the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at St. Stanislaus Social Hall W1888 Hofa Park. Town notices are posted at Laney Cheese, old town hall site and across the road by the social hall • Garbage/recycling pickup.....................................................every other Friday • Building, burning and other permits .............................................Town Clerk • Dog/Cat Licences ............................................................................... Treasurer TOWN OF OSBORN OPEN AT 4 PM TUES-SAT, 11 AM ON SUN Page 14 Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 towns | TOWNS Chairperson ..........................................................Harlan Volkman | 739-5424 Supervisors.............................................................. Steve Doersch | 660-2692 ................................................................................ Gerald Schultz | 833-6372 Treasurer ....................................................................Ann Volkman | 738-1816 Clerk ...................................................................... Darlene Schultz | 833-2942 Population: 1,163 Meeting Place: Town of Osborn Town Hall, W3389 County Rd EE, Seymour • Garbage ...................................................................................... Every Monday • Recycle ...............................................................................Every other Monday Notices Posted: Town Hall, Bulletin board by Clerk's House-N6362 Ballard Rd, Keune Produce, • Burning Permits ..............................................Fire Chief Al Timm | 833-7511 • Building Permits .........................................Jim VDH Inspections | 615-5834 • Other Permits & Rental of Town Hall ................................... Clerk | 833-2942 • Dog Licenses....................................................................Treasurer | 738-1816 TOWN OF ELLINGTON [email protected] Ellington Municipal Building, N3802 State Road 76, Hortonville, WI 54944 • Tel. 757-5333 • Fax 757-5384 Town meetings held on 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. Please contact Clerk to verify date and time. Chairperson ............................................................. Orville Nelson | 779-6186 Supervisor No.1 ...................................................Joe Schumacher | 739-8567 Supervisor No.2 ........................................................Robert Prunty | 757-5981 Clerk ............... Bonnie Fischer | 757-5912 | Fax757-5384 | [email protected] Treasurer ................................................................ Marlene Parker | 757-5871 Assessor ..............................................Associated Appraisal Consultants, Inc. 749-1995; Fax 731-4158; www.apraz.com Constable .....................Adam Reichwald | 740-4278 | [email protected] Building Inspector ......................................................Jim Emmons | 779-6810 Fire Chief (Interim) .........................................................Jim Bentle | 851-0108 HILLTOP DINNERS Pork Chops 12 oz. (one chop) ....12.95 (two chops) ..17.95 Baby Back Pork Ribs ....................13.95 KID'S MENU Hamburger (1/4 lb.) ......................3.50 Grilled Cheese...............................3.50 Fish (perch or haddock) ...............4.50 Chicken Strips ...............................3.50 FROM THE BROILER Tenderloin................King 16 oz. 18.85 Tenderloin.............. Large 12 oz. 16.95 Tenderloin ............... Petite 8 oz. 14.95 Porterhouse .................................19.95 New York Strip ............................15.95 Rib Eye.........................................16.95 Sirloin ..........................................12.95 Tenderloin Tips...........................15.95 Prime Rib .......................... 24 oz. 24.95 Prime Rib .......................... 16 oz. 16.95 Prime Rib .......................... 12 oz. 12.95 LOVER'S SPECIAL Rib Eye 32 oz. and Lobster 20 oz. ...............66.95 CHICKEN ENTREES Half Chicken..................................9.95 Chicken Strips .............................10.95 Smothered Chicken Breast..........14.95 Chicken Alfredo...........................12.95 Chicken Parmesan .......................12.95 OSCARS Tenderloin Oscar (8 oz.) .............17.95 Broiled Haddock Oscar ...............16.95 Grilled Chicken Oscar .................16.95 We serve imported & domestic beer, wine, wine coolers, cocktails, after dinner & ice cream drinks and non-alcoholic beverages. FROM THE SEA Deep Fried Perch.........................13.95 Haddock ......................................13.95 Walleye Pike ................................13.95 Canadian Bluegill ........................13.95 Crab Legs .....................................29.95 Lemon Pepper Haddock .............14.95 Shrimp .........................................14.95 Shrimp Scampi ............................15.95 Cajun Shrimp ..............................15.95 Scallops .......................................16.95 Lobster..............................Market Price Stuffed Shrimp ............................15.95 Stuffed Haddock..........................15.95 Seafood Platter ............................14.95 Seafood Dinner ...........................17.95 Nikki Shrimp Scampi Alfredo ..............16.95 Truyman-Haase-Zahn Insurance Group, Inc. • Home • Farm • Business • Life 114 S. Main Street - Seymour 1336 E. Wisconsin Avenue - Appleton Auto 920-833-6871 or 1-800-236-6871 Appleton Office 920-731-0123 Visit our website at: www.thzinsurance.com Geno’ s Hill Top ENJOY SCREENED-IN OUTDOOR DINING Perfect for casual dining, parties & gatherings. Seating for 35. LAND & SEA COMBOS 8 oz. Tenderloin or Sirloin w/Perch, Haddock, Bluegill, Walleye or Shrimp ....................17.95 w/Shrimp Scampi, Lemon Pepper Haddock, Cajun Shrimp, Stuffed Shrimp, Scallops or Stuffed Haddock ......... 18.95 Crab Legs or Lobster ...................29.95 PLUS A LIGHTER SIDE MENU! 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press Smoking is permitted in our outdoor dining room. Steakhouse SERVING WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY 4:30-9 pm Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday 4:30-10 pm Friday & Saturday N8755 Old Hwy 47 5 mi. N. of Black Creek 920-525-4029 Carry-outs & Gift Certificates Available www.genossteakhouse.com Page 15 Keeping You In Line With Your Needs... Keeping in touch with our customer’s needs and the ever changing farm equipment industry is very important to us. officials | OFFICIALS STATE OFFICIALS Toll free Legislative Hotline ...............................................................(800)-362-9472 • WISCONSIN ASSEMBLY Dist. 5 .....Jim Steineke (R) | (608) 266-2418 | [email protected] Dist. 6 .. Gary Tauchen (R) | (608) 266-3097 | [email protected] Dist. 56 ....... Michelle Litjens | (608) 266-7500 | [email protected] • WISCONSIN SENATE Dist. 2 ..........Rob Cowles (R) | (608) 266-0484 | [email protected] Dist. 19 ............... Mike Ellis (R) | (608) 266-0718 | [email protected] All state officials, legislators and agencies are available at - www.wisconsin.gov KRAUSE NEW IDEA • STATE AGENCIES Dept. of Transportation: Appleton......................... 720 W. Northland Ave. | 832-2723 | 1-800-924-3570 Green Bay..................... 942 Vanderperren Way | 492-5643 | 1-800-924-3570 Health & Social Services Green Bay ..........................................................200 N. Jefferson St. | 448-6000 Appleton.........................................................510 E. Wisconsin Ave. | 832-5961 Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Protection Green Bay Office .................448-5110 Dept. of Natural Resources Green Bay Service Center ...............................652-2000 Tesch Bros. Implement, Inc. N9060 State Road 55, Seymour 920-833-2500 General practice of law • Elder law • Estate Planning; Wills and Trusts • Financial and Health Care Power of Attorney, Probate and Guardianships • Income Tax Preparation • Real Estate, Residential Farms, Commercial • Divorce, Family Matters • Traffic Richard V. Lubinski Robert J. Lubinski Mary A. Klass David C. Van Straten, II 920-833-2356 920-822-3115 920-735-0834 Your Local Home Town Attorneys For Over 60 Years! Lubinski, Reed & Klass, S.C. Attorneys at Law 200 E. WISCONSIN ST., SEYMOUR, WI 54165 Page 16 OUTAGAMIE COUNTY For a complete directory of county government - www.outagamie.wi.us.gov; for a directory of all federal, state, county, city, village and towns in Outagamie County click on Directory of Public Officials, 2010-2011 County Executive .......................................................... Thomas Nelson | 832-1684 County Clerk..................................................................... Lori O'Bright | 832-5077 Clerk of Courts ................................................................... Lonnie Wolf | 832-5131 Treasurer .........................................................................Dina Mumford | 832-5065 Register of Deeds ................................................................ Janice Flenz | 832-5095 Sheriff ...........................................................................Bradley Gehring | 832-5621 District Attorney ..........................................................Carrie Schneider | 832-5024 Northern Outagamie County Supervisors District 27: Charles Kramer, W2508 Center Valley Rd., Kaukauna 54130; 788-2152 District 28: Norman Austin, N5160 Advent Rd., DePere 54115; 788-2145 District 29: Judith Schuette, 137 W. Walnut Street, Seymour 54165; 833-6433 District 30: Bob Weyenberg, 410 High Ridge Lane, Black Creek; 984-1184 District 31: Nicholas Hofacker, N3618 St. Rd. 47, Appleton 54913; 733-7245 District 36: Carl Anthony, N5904 State Rd 76, P. O. Box 6, Shiocton 54170; 986-3949 Federal Legislators Offices are available at http://house.gov and http://senate.gov U.S. SENATOR Ron Johnson 386 Hart Senate Office Bldg. Washington, D.C. 20510 Oshkosh office 920-230-7250 http//[email protected] U.S. SENATOR Herbert Kohl (D) 330 Hart Senate Office Bldg. Washington, D.C. 20510 Appleton Office: 920-738-1640 http//kohl.senate.gov 8TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT U.S. Representative Reid Ribble (R) Green Bay Office: 471-1950 Appleton Office: 380-0061 http//ribble.house.gov U.S. REPRESENTATIVE Thomas E. Petri (R) Oshkosh Office: 231-6333 http//petri.house.gov Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 We are your premier regional provider of community-based and residential services. • Personalize your lifestyle routine • Intergenerational Programs • Wake and sleep on your schedule • Restaurant-style Dining • Flexible meal times and choices • Rehab-ST-PT-OT • Social hours • Friendship Room-open 365 days a year • Medications on your schedule • Social life encouraged • Faith-based • Private Suites The only CMS 5-Star rated nursing home in the Green Bay area and only one of two in Outagamie County. (CMS 8/2011) • Good Shepherd Home • The Shepherd’s Inn CBRF • Rehabilitation Agency • Community Support Agency • Children’s Center • Generations Adult Day Center • Support Groups-Parkinson’s & Alzheimer’s • Meadow Wood Residential Care Apts. We accept traditional Medicare and all Medicare supplement programs. Good Shepherd Home is in-network with Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Network and most Humana Medicare replacement plans. FREE ESTIMATES We Service on New Furnaces and Air Conditioners * April Air Units * Boilers * Furnaces - LP, Gas, Oil * Air Conditioners * Filter Systems WE SERVICE MOST MAKES OF FURNACES Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 AM ‘til 4:30 PM Closed Noon-1:00 PM; After Hours by Appointment 920-833-7967 Diedrick’s HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 110 S. Mill Street • Seymour, WI 54165 24-Hr. Emergency Service FINANCING AVAILABLE Seymour Senior Village NOW RENTING Don’t Miss Out! Apply Today! Comfortable senior living for individuals 55 years or older. Income qualifications apply. Rent includes: heat, water, sewer, trash, lawn care, and snow removal. All units are 1 level with no-step showers and have stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, garbage disposal, microwave, washer and dryer, attached private garage, and community room access. 1-877-377-1434 710 Bronson Road, Seymour, Wisconsin Outagamie County Recycling Recycle More Landfill Less! www.RecycleMoreOutagamie.org Save energy Conserve resources Prevent pollution Create jobs MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE MEETINGS EVERY 3RD THURSDAY OF THE MONTH 6:30 PM IN THE COMMUNITY ROOM AT THE LIBRARY (EXCEPT JULY and DECEMBER) Thank You For Making It Happen... The N ew Seymour Community Museum and Learning Center • Built with donated funds • Vintage newspapers • Local history on display • Hands-on area for kids • Engaging exhibits • Research and reference materials • The latest technology • Church and school information • Meeting space • Old time photo studio • Extensive photo collection • Hamburger History and so much more ✔ Help preserve your family heritage and sponsor an exhibit ✔ Become a member of the historical society ✔ For more details call (920) 833-6064 or visit www.seymourhistory.org The new musuem/learning center will open during the summer of 2012 Cows are the Ultimate Recyclers Turning Plants & Water into Milk & Fertilizer We make it our responsibility to protect the environment for the community and for future generations. • Single-stream recycling is in effect for all communities in Outagamie County. • You may combine mixed paper and containers (aluminum, tin, plastic and glass) into one recycling bin. You may continue to use the same bins that you have used in the past. • Trash may not be mixed in with recyclable materials. GUIDELINES: • Please have recyclables at the curb the night before or by 6 a.m. on your day of pick up. • Not all plastic is recyclable. Please be sure the symbol on the container is #1 or #2 and the neck is smaller than the base. Engine oil bottles and ice cream pails are not acceptable. • Please do not place recyclables in plastic bags. Shredded paper should be placed in brown paper bags and stapled or taped shut. • Cardboard should be flat and no larger than 3 ft. x 3 ft. Be sure recycling containers are secured on windy days. ELECTRONICS: • Computers, printers, copiers, fax machines, monitors, TV sets, DVD and VCR players, flash drives and cellphones may no longer just be thrown away. The following businesses accept electronics. Fees may be charged. For more information, see dnr.wi.gov/ecyclewisconsin, www.recyclemoreoutagamie.org or call 832-5277, option 3. American TV ................................................. 733-1000 Best Buy ..................................... 739-8319 or 738-4537 Milwaukee PC.......................... 830-9477 or 465-4430 Paper Valley Recycling Ctr ..............................729-5005 Recyclethatstuff.com...........................................955-3760 Suess Electronics ...................................................733-6464 Brown County HHW Facility 2561 S. Broadway, Green Bay ................ 920-492-4950 Sponsored by: TIDY•VIEW DAIRY N3569 Vanden Bosch Rd, Kaukauna www.milksource.com 920.766.5335 We Invite You to Recycle Too! FOR MORE INFO. on recycling visit RecycleMoreOutagamie.org black creek | 1 Q 2 Q 3 Q 4 Q 5 Q 6 Q 7 Q 8 Q BLACK CREEK | BLACK CREEK Village Clerk/Police Fire & Rescue DPW Post Office Black Creek School Community Center & Library North Park Sebald Park 3 Q Q 17 11 Q 1 5 Q 4 Q 8 Q 6 Q 2 Q Community Bible Church of Black Creek Pastor Bernard Ferguson, g s kcreek.org @cbcblackcreek.org 920-858-8725 9 NEW & EXISTING BUSINESS 402 W. Forest Street Black Creek, WI 54106 CONSTRUCTION•RETAIL•SERVICE•FARM SUNDAYS: Now is the time to set up your accounting system. No business is too big or too small to use a proven professional. Accounting • Bookkeeping • Payroll • Tax & Certified QuickBooks Assistance BBible Bi blle Discovery Discoverry Hour Ho 9:30 AM | Sunday Worship 10:30 AM TUESDAYS: Ladies Bible Study and Men’s Prayer Time 6:30 PM Me Alcoholics Alcoh Victorious 7:00 PM WEDNESDAYS: K-12 Youth Programs 6:30-8:00 PM “The Bible as it is...for people as they are...unto people as they long to be!” 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press JEZESKI ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE, LLP Call for a Day or Evening Appointment Today! Accredited Business Accountants, Certified QuickBook Pro Advisors, Accredited Tax Preparers 113 N. Main St., Black Creek 984-3555 M-F 9-4 225 S. Main St., Seymour 833-2207 During the summer months the Seymour office open by appointment only www.jezeski.com or email us at [email protected] Page 17 Make a great first impression! Make a great first impression! Make a great first impression! THOMAS LORNSON, DDS Drilless Dentistry for some procedures Laser Dentistry Cosmetic Dentistry Nitrous Oxide Implants Preventative/Total Care Crowns & Bridges Teeth Whitening One Appointment Crowns All Ages Welcome Most Insurances Accepted BLACK CREEK DENTAL 207 S. Main Street • P.O. Box 255 • Black Creek, WI 54106 920.984.3315 www.blackcreekdental.com Page 18 Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 black creek | BLACK CREEK Population ..............................................................................................................1,316 Mill Rate ............................................................................................... $9.00 per $1,000 Government..................................................... Village President and Board of Trustees Village President .....................................................................Steve Rettler | 984-3914 Trustees John Minlschmidt | 984-3455 Jeff Stingle | 984-3411 Everett Wendt | 984-3045 Tom Brauer | 984-3575 Terry Rettler | 984-3571 Jennifer Sassman | 858-2508 Clerk ................................................................................... Rochelle Holtz | 984-3295 Deputy Clerk ............................................................................Jenni Court | 984-3295 Police Chief ............................................................................ Lowell James | 984-3550 Municipal Judge.................................................................John Mazuroski | 328-4382 Fire Chief ...................................................................................Scott Yahle | 428-5090 Ambulance ........................................................................................................984-3444 Rescue Service .........................................................................Kathy Pasch | 213-1513 Dial 911 for all emergencies. GOVERNMENT AND SERVICES: The Village of Black Creek has a president/board of trustees form of government. Trustees are elected at-large by village residents. Meetings are the second Monday of each month at the Community Center, 507 S. Maple St. The clerk's office is at 301 N. Maple St. It is open Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m-4 p.m. Police: The police chief leads a staff of one full-time officer and six part-time officers. Fire: The fire chief heads a volunteer department with 46 members. Paged out by 911 service, on call 24 hours a day. Coverage includes Village of Black Creek, Town of Black Creek and part of the Town of Cicero. Always looking for volunteers; call 428-5090 or 984-3444. Rescue: Twelve volunteer intermediate tech's, nine EMT basics and 10 first responders provide coverage to the villages of Black Creek and Nichols and towns of Black Creek and Cicero. Always recruiting new members; call Kathy, 213-1513, Lowell, 984-3550 or leave a message at 984-3444. SERVICES PROVIDED: Garbage pickup: Every Wednesday by village. Recycle dates and requirements: Every other Tuesday. Follow requirements of Outagamie County. Pick up by Inland Service Corp. Phone: 888-759-0501. Snow removal: Property owners must remove from public sidewalks to pavement - application of salt or sand may be required to comply - within 24 hours of snowfall. Community Center and Library: 984-3094. Hours: 10-8 Mondaythrough Friday. Saturdays (Sept. - May/ early June) 10-4. Fun, educational programs throughout the year, a large selection of fiction and nonfiction books for children and adults including audiobooks, music and movies. Computers, wireless, copier and faxing for public use. Part of Outagamie Waupaca Library System (OWLS). UTILITIES Electric/Gas ...........................................WE Energies electric outage | 1-800-662-4797 ............................................................................................... gas leak | 1-800-261-5325 ............................................................................................. business | 1-800-242-9137 Telephone........................................................................CenturyTel | 1-800-201-4099 Water/Sewer .............................................................................Village DPW | 984-3080 Natural Gas ................................................................Wisconsin Gas | 1-800-242-4035 Solid waste .....................................................Village and County Landfill | 832-5277 Sanitary Sewer ........................................... Village Dept. of Public Works | 984-3080 Cable TV .................................................Charter Communications | 1-800-581-0081 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press Timbers Bar & Grill HAPPY HOUR: Mon-Thurs 2-6 pm $ 1.50 Domestic Pints 5/$10 Domestic Bottless $ 3 Rail Pint Mixers rss SERVING FOOD: Mon-Fri 10:30 am-10 pm Sat & Sun 8 am-10 pm Sunday Breakfast Brunch: 8 am-11 am Sunday Brunch Buffet: 11 am-1 pm FRIDAY FISH PLATES All plates are served with coleslaw, marble rye and your choice of Baked Potato, Homemade Potato Salad or French Fries Haddock .................... $10.00 Walleye Pike...........$11.00 Grilled Haddock......... $11.00 Shrimp ...................$10.50 Perch ......................... $10.50 Scallops ..................$11.00 Combo Plate...........$12.50 Combo Plate Includes Haddock, Perch, Shrimp and Scallops SORRY NO SUBSTITUTIONS 609 N. 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Tod Javoroski, 731-0785. • Community 2000 - Provides support for those less fortunate including food, clothing, school supplies and other aid in Seymour, Black Creek & Shiocton school districts. Supported by local contributions, United Way-Fox Valley & Valley Packaging Industries. 833-0277 • Duhm-Masch American Legion Post 332 - Variety of civic service to community and the veterans home in King. Holds color guard at cemetery on Memorial Day weekend. Pat Nachtwey, 984-3562. • Family Resource Centers - Provides family support through PACE groups, Me and My Dad (Mom) nights, family events and parent education. 984-3396 ext. 182. • Girl Scouts - Community projects such as taking Christmas cards to nursing home residents, along with bake, magazine and, of course, the famous cookie sales. Val Abel, 984-3279. • Lions Club - Providing community service, plus humanitarian service world wide, such as collecting used eyeglasses and transporting eye tissue for cornea transplants. Meets third Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Lions Den in the basement of the library. Kathy Kline, 915-7773, or Dave Sievert, 749-0469. PARKS AND RECREATION • North Park: Playground equipment, sand box, pavilion and man-made lake. • Sebald Park: Play equipment, tennis courts, pavilion, well-maintained ball diamond. • Pavilions: Can be reserved for private functions. Sven Beyer, 984-3110. • North ball diamond: North Clark Street, well-maintained ball diamond. • Fallen Timbers Environmental Center: A 456-acre environmental education lab made up of woodlands meadows, prairies and ponds. 8.2 miles of hiking trails, cross country ski trails,. 984-3700. • Bird and Wildlife Viewing: The area abounds in outstanding bird and wildlife viewing. Visit areas along the Shioc River, Black Creek, and the area's natural sites for sandhill cranes, Canada geese, tundra swans, blue herons and other birds and wildlife in season. radio | RADIO AM Stations WJOK, AM 1050 ........Catholic radio........................... http://relevantradio.com WHBY, AM 1150 .......news, talk, information .......................... www.whby.com WNAM, AM 1280 ......original hits ...................................www.1280wnam.com WDUZ, AM 1400 .......sports talk......................................www.thefan1075.com WTAQ, AM 1360 .......news talk .................................................www.wtaq.com WNFL, AM 1440 ........sports talk.........................................www.1440wnfl.com WSCO, AM 1570 .......all sports............................... www.am1570thescore.com FM Stations WHID, FM 88.1.........Wisconsin Public Radio, talk ...................... www.wpr.org WPNE, FM 89.3.........Wisconsin Public Radio, Classical Music ... www.wpr.org WEMI, FM 91.5 .........contemporary Christian .................... www.thefamily.net WOVM FM 91.1 ........standards, jazz ............................ www.theavenue91.com WORQ, FM 90.1........Christian .................................................wwwq90fm.com WOZZ, FM 93.5 ........classic hits ........................................www.93rockon.com WYDR, FM 94.3 ........The Drive .................................. www.wydrthedrive.com WKSZ, FM 95.9 .........contemporary hit radio...................www.959kissfm.com WQLH, FM 98.5 ........adult top 40 ........................................... http://star98.net WPKR FM 99.5 ..........country .................................................. www.thewolf.fm WTAQ, FM 99.7 ........news talk .................................................www.wtaq.com WNCY, FM 100.3 ......country ....................................................www.wncy.com WIXX, FM 101.1 .......rock ......................................................... www.wixx.com WOGB, FM 103.1 .....70s music ............................................... www.wogb.com WCHK, FM 104.3 .........music variety ..................................... www.chuckfmonline.com WPKC FM 104.9........country .................................................. www.thewolf.fm WAPL, FM 105.7 .......rock .........................................................www.wapl.com WDUZ, FM 107.5 ......sports talk......................................www.thefan1075.com Scott Marcks Trucking & Excavating, Inc. Driveways • Ponds • Basements • Demolition Manure Pits • Gravel • Black Dirt • Sand Fill Sand • Free-Stall Sand • Mulch Snow Plowing • Snow Removal • Salting Scott Marcks W6905 Deerview Rd BLACK CREEK office: 920.525.5787 | c cell: 920.450.4459 | fax: 920.525.2052 Page 20 Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 nichols | NICHOLS | NICHOLS | Nichols | Nichols 1 Community Center Q Clerk’s Office 2 Fire Q Station 3 Post Office Q 4 Ball Diamond Q Community Park 4 Q 1 2 Q Q 3 Q JOIN US FOR DINNER Enjoy our great DAILY Friday Fish Fry LUNCHEON and Fresh Salad Bar HOFA PARK TAVERN W1889 Hofa Park Drive, Seymour 920.822.5544 1 Mi. W. of Hwy 55, across from St. Stanislaus Church Open: Every Friday at 4 p.m., Saturdays & Sundays at 2 p.m. and One Hour Prior to Every Green Bay Football Game! 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press SPECIALS Offering complete facililties for Wedding Dinners, Bridal Showers, Anniversaries NO HALL RENTAL FEE Depot Street, Nichols Whistle Inn 920-525-2005 Great Food, Spirits & Fun WE OFFER DELICIOUS HOME-STYLE COOKING Page 21 Village of Bonduel ninth Annual Founder’s Day Saturday, Sept. 17 9 am-3 pm Located 20 min. W of Green Bay off Hwy 29 (exit 234) or 45 min. N of Appleton on Hwy 47 or one hour E of Wausau off Hwy 29, Exit 234. AROUND THE TOWN Arts & Crafts • Music • Food Amish Community Tour leaving from Dollar General parking lot. Sponsored by Ken Natzke Travel (715) 758-2718 Register to Win Bonduel Bucks FIRST & MILL STREETS E. Green Bay Street Open House - Fire Dept., EMS and Police Dept. • Brat Fry • (Sponsored in part by World Wide Signs) SOUTH FIRST Street Open House-Bonduel Archives • Music • Pie & Ice Cream Social Children’s Bouncer 3rd annual run/walk (Sponsored by Bonduel Area Recreation Committee) Starts at 9:00 AM Register by Sept. 1ST to be guaranteed a T-Shirt 715-758-6100 or 715-758-4852 www.villageofbonduel.com Offering you the same great service as always! Plus a selection of choice used trucks, cars and SUVs. Stop in and let’s talk about how we can be of service with your automotive needs! nichols | NICHOLS GOVERNMENT AND SERVICES SERVICES PROVIDED The Village of Nichols has a presiGarbage pickup: Curbside pickup dent/board of trustees form of govern- every other Tuesday by Harter's Fox ment. Meetings are the second Tues- Valley Disposal, 888-804-8556 day of each month at the Community Recycle dates and requirements: Center, N9065 Krull Road. Curbside pickup every other Tuesday Police: Outagamie County pro- by Outagamie County Dept. of Solid vides coverage. Dial 911 for emergency Waste. Must use recycling bins and folassistance, 800-745-2494 for non- low county requirements. emergency. Park: Located at the Community Fire: Nichols Rural Fire Depart- Center, N9065 Krull Road. Veterans ment. Paged out by 911 service; on call Memorial Park corner of CTH F and 24 hours a day. Ellen Street. Community Center and Rescue: Coverage by Black Creek, Park Pavilion may be rented for private call 911. events, call 525-2717. Population .......................................................................................................... 256 Assessed total value: ............................................................................... $7,229,800 Government ..............................................Village President and Board of Trustees President ................................................................Terry Scheller | 920-716-3257 Trustees: Brian Pue | 920-785-3985 Ben Van Vleet | 525-3222 Claude Figlinski | 920-264-3238 Kathy Krull | 525-2903 Clerk .........................................................Sherryl Pues | 525-2717 Fax: 525-5411 e-mail: [email protected] | Web site: www.villageofnichols.com Deputy Clerk/Treas .................................................... Linda Hoes | 920-419-1843 Bldg Inspector .........................................Miller Insp LLC | 428-3331 or 757-6416 Assessor ............................................................Borree Appraisal Serv | 766-9166 Dir of Public Works .............................................................. Roger Ort | 525-2104 Police .......................................................................Outagamie County | Call 911 Fire Chief .......................................................................Terry Scheller | 525-3103 Emergency/Rescue ....................................................... Black Creek Rescue | 911 UTILITIES Electric/Gas..............................................................WE Energies | 1-800-242-9137 Telephone .................................................................CenturyTel | 1-800-201-4099 Water/Sewer ............................................................... Nichols Utilities | 525-2104 Solid Waste ..................................... Harter's Fox Valley Disposal | 888-804-8556 Cable TV .................................................. Packerland Broadband | 800-236-8434 ORGANIZATIONS • Birthday Club: Meets first Tuesday tary: Paula Scheller 525-3103 each month at 7 p.m. at Nichols Com- • Nichols Chapter of Wisconsin munity Center. Started May 1953. Sandra Association of Home and Community Scheller, 525-2951 Education: Meets second Tues. of each • Neighborhood Watch: Meets quar- month, Sept.-May, at members' homes. terly at Community Center. Paula Schell- Judy Kuhn, 525-2503 er,525-3103 • Nichols Historical Society: Meets • Nichols Advancement Association: second Thursday each month at 7 p.m. Meets third Tuesday of each month at at Community Center. President: Lor6:30 p.m. at community center. Presi- raine Bisterfeldt, 525-3814, Secretary: dent: John Koenings, 525-2727, Secre- Rose Kahler Memories on Main Restaurant & Pizzeria Formerly Chief Pontiac-GMC Sales, Inc. 119 E Green Bay St. Bonduel, WI 54107 PH: (715) 758-2114 • Fax: (715) 758-2116 Page 22 BREAKFAST Served 7 days a week MEMORIES PIZZERIA 7 days a week 6 am- 3 pm weekdays and 7 am-1 pm weekends Mon.-Fri. 4-9 pm, Sat. & Sun. 3-9 pm Dine In, Delivery, Carryout, Take-n-Bake, Eggs, Breakfast Catering. Over 7 Varieties of Delicious 9” & 12” Specialty Sandwiches, Omelets, rts. Pancakes, French Toast, Pizzas Plus Wraps, Breads, Hoagies & Desserts. Waffles, Biscuits LUNCH Served 7 days a week 11 am - close and trimmings. n all a l tthe al h trim he mmings. Sandwiches, Wraps, Soups, Salads, Dinners 920-525-4120 DAILY SPECIALS Main St., Lunch and Breakfast Downtown t Friday Perch Plate & Perch Sandwich Nichols Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 navarino | NAVARINO Navarino Nature Center (NNC), a private, non-profit organization, was established in April of 1986 by a group of residents concerned about ecology and environmental education. In January of 1987 in cooperation with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) a site was selected on the 15,000-acre Navarino Wildlife Area. A parking lot, well, amphitheater and cabin were added in 1990. The center offers picnicking, hiking, wild life viewing and cross country ski/snowshoe trails, along with educational programs and family events. W5646 Lindsten Road, Shiocton www.navarino.org media | 10% Off Your Custom Order MEDIA NEWSPAPERS • Advertiser Community News/Times-Press 800 E. 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Local ........................................................................................................... $6.80 Total ......................................................................................................... $21.29 Assessed total value ............................................................................. $37,505,440 Government ..............................................Village President and Board of Trustees President .................................................................. Nancy Brownson | 986-3654 Trustees Eugene R. Bunnell | 986-3415 Chad Colwitz | 986-3557 Ruth Klitzke | 986-3479 Page 24 Terri James | 986-3158 Ken Van Camp | 851-2567 Tom Dawes Sr. | 986-3734 Clerk .............................................................................Laurie Bunnell | 986-3415 Director of Public Works .........................................Dick Kominowski | 986-3951 Police/Fire Chief ....................................................Eugene H. Bunnell | 986-3294 Rescue ...................................................................Julie Meisenhelder | 986-3232 • The Shiocton-Bovina Fire Department sponsors a parade and picnic annually. • The Shiocton Flyers Club Annual Fly-In is held in July. The organization maintains the only airport outside of Appleton in Outagamie County. • The Business League sponsors the "Ruff Fish" Tournament in July. • St. Denis Parish hosts the annual Cabbage Chuck in September. Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 shiocton | SHIOCTON GOVERNMENT AND GOVERNMENT SERVICES The Village of Shiocton has a president/board of trustees form of government. The Village Board, comprised of the president and six trustees elected at-large by village residents, meets the second Monday of every month at the Village Hall, N5605 WIS 76. Police: Chief and part-time officers provide police protection with coverage varying. Outagamie County provides back-up coverage. Fire: Chief heads a volunteer department covering Shiocton and Town of Bovina. Paged out by 911 service, on call 24 hours a day. Three pumper trucks, a 5,000-gallon tanker, two brush trucks and an equipment truck with Jaws of Life, thermal imaging camera and carbon monoxide detector. Rescue: A volunteer squad, one ambulance. ORGANIZATIONS • American Legion Post 512 Provides activities and observances for veterans of U.S. armed services.Meets first Wednesday of every month at the library. Doug Tyler, 986-3543 • American Legion Auxiliary Unit 512 For spouses of American Legion. Meet first Monday of each month (except September - meet second Monday) at 7:30 p.m. in meeting room of Shiocton Community Library. Karen Massey, secretary, 986-3787; Carole Hungerford, president 982-6468 • American Legion Baseball Shiocton Post 512 Legion team, summer baseball for 15-19 year olds. Contact: Chris VanderHeyden, 986-3351. • Business League Promote business community, sponsor children's events, support a scholarship program, and more. Tim Conradt, 986-3529 • Challenge the Outdoors Provides hunting and fishing experiences for physically challenged people. harland Chapman 833-6274, www.ctoforme.com • Community 2000 Provides support for those less fortunate including food, clothing, school supplies and other aid in Seymour, Black Creek and Shiocton school districts. Supported by local contributions, United Way-Fox Valley and Valley Packaging Industries. 833-0277 • Community Club Promote community spirit, youth activities, and scholarship program. Tim Conradt, 986-3529 • Cub Scout Pack 3048 Contains members in grades 1-4. • Lions Club Eyeglass collection; work for the blind; fundraiser for families in need. Meets fourth Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Ken's Riverside. Charles Pluger, 986-3224 • Shadows on the Wolf Sportsmen's group that works for community improvement. Dennis Conradt, 986-3713 • Shiocton Flyers Club Meets at the Flyers Club hangar at Shiocton Airport at 7:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month, except during winter. Al Van Straten, 986-3421 • SPICE SPICE - Shiocton Partners In Children's Education - is the district's version of the PTO. Contact Shiocton Schools, 986-3351. TURN TO THE EXPERTS A NAME YOU’VE COME TO KNOW AND TRUST... Lecker Septic Systems, Inc. Septic Systems & Soil Specialists RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL• FREE • FREEESTIMATES ESTIMATES •• YEAR’ROUND YEAR’ROUND PROFESSIONALDESIGN DESIGN PROFESSIONAL and INSTALLATION INSTALLATION Mounds •and At-Grades • Perk Tests • Mound Core-Outs PARKS Bamboo Bend. Gravel path and handicapped-accessible observation areas. Popular sturgeon-viewing area each spring. Picnic tables, parking area. Hamlin Park: Pavillion, rest rooms, and picnic tables. 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Steve Lowney, Mark Rahmlow, Don Gonnering and Vernon Bowers Clerk ................................................................ Barbara Seegers | 920-788-4548 | [email protected] Population: 5,748 Monthly Board meeting is held the fourth Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Town Hall. • Town Hall, VFW Hall and Park Pavilion rentals ........................................................... Town Hall at 788-4548 • Garbage and recycling ...................................................................Tues. on the west side of County N/Vine Rd and on Wed. on the east side of County N/Vine Rd • Designated public notice posting locations: Freedom Town Hall, Dairyland Depot, Marathon (Shorty's One Stop) • Fire Chief ....................................................................................................Jeff Pollard | 920-788-4548 *333 • Police Chief.....................................................................................................................................Jim Molloy • Building permit .......................................................................... Building Inspector Paul Hermes | 858-0102 • Burning......................................................................................................................... Town Hall | 788-4548 Museum: In 2008 the Ron Weyers Family Foundation built the Freedom Historical Society building in Rickert Park on McHugh Road. This building was then donated to the Town of Freedom. The building has a small patio and restroom for park visitors to use. Recreation: Citizen's Park is a mini-park located on the corner of CTH S and CTH E. This park serves as a gathering point in the heart of the community. The facilities include a gazebo, park benches and landscaping that enhance the beauty of the downtown area. Rickert Park on McHugh Road is named for Joseph Rickert, a former Town Clerk and is located on McHugh Road. This park contains open space with a small backstop for baseball and softball, assorted playground equipment, restroom, and a parking lot. VFW Memorial Park is located near the intersection of WIS 55 and Columbia Avenue. This park covers approx. 32 acres. Facilities in the park include four softball diamonds, hardball diamond, soccer fields, a combination tennis/basketball court, a sand volleyball court, open and covered playground areas, a pavilion, two combination shelter/concession stands, skate park area, and restrooms. This park is heavily used for organized athletic activities. The pavilion, VFW Hall and Town Hall are available for rental by town residents. 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press ORGANIZATIONS • FFA Alumni: Mark Kortz 920-766-7633 • Freedom Alumni: Pat Bacon, 920-419-6845 • Freedom Area Boy Scouts: Mike Kopiske, 920-6879883 • Freedom Area Girl Scouts: Theresa Kortz 920-7662342 • Athletic Association: Mike Heindl 920-788-9828, http://www.freedomathletics.com/ • Business Association: Bill Kohrt, 920-733-1642 • Freedom Area 4H, Smile Awhile 4H, Lois Hanson, 920-788-3964; On the Go 4H, Debbie VanderHeiden 920-766-7266 • Food Pantry: Larry Westenberg 920-788-4977 (Freedom Foods), Sherry Randerson 920-788-4674 • Historical Society: Pat Konkle 920-423-3036 • Freedom Trail Blazers: www.freedomtrailblazers.org/ • Wrestling: Debbie Reimer, 920-788-1348 www.freedomirishwrestling.com/ • Knights of Columbus, Wayne Klarner, 920-739-9236 • Senior Center, Dee Spiegel, 920-788-6200 • VFW, Tom Hooyman, 920-731-8122 FREEDOM AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT Website ............................ www.freedomschools.k12.wi.us Administrator ................................... Lois Cuff | 788-7944 School Board ..................................... Kevin Schuh, Gary Schumacher and George Van Wychen President .....................................................Bob Grode Vice President ..............................................Tom Harke Treasurer .................................................. Steve Garvey Clerk .................................................................. Al Tiedt The school board meets the third Monday of each month at 7:15 in the District Board Room Freedom High School N4021 CTH E, Freedom ............................920-788-7944 Freedom Middle School N4021 CTH E, Freedom............................920-788-7945 Freedom Elementary N3569 CTH E, Freedom............................920-788-7950 Team name...................................................Freedom Irish Colors ........................................................ Green and gold Member .............................. W.I.A.A. Div. 2 - Eastern Valley St. Nicholas Catholic School W2035 CTH S, Freedom, WI 54130, 920-788-9371 Principal ............................................. Rose Mary Perrino www.stnicholasfreedom.org Page 27 ASSEMBLY OF GOD • Oneida Assembly of God, N7321 Olson Rd., P. O. Box 137, Oneida, WI 54155, Corner of Olson Rd & Hwy 54, 920-869-2217, Pastor: Lonnie Johnson • Seymour Assembly of God Church, 989 Lincoln St., Seymour, WI 54165, 920-8336117, Rev. Philip Engle, www.seymourag.com/church BAPTIST • First Baptist Church, N6971 French Road, Seymour, P. O. Box 73, Seymour, WI 54165, Pastor Brian Birner, 920-268-7156 • Maranatha Baptist, W6607 Hwy. 156, Navarino, W4905 State Hwy 156, Bonduel, WI 54107, Pastor Gregory Sorenson, Home 715-758-8517 cell 920-606-8517, Church 715-758-2311, www.mbcnavarino.org CATHOLIC • St. Denis Catholic Church, N5591 Second St., Shiocton, N3686 State Rd 76, Hortonville, WI 54944, 920-757-5090, Sr. Pauline Feiner, Parish Director, stdenisparish.web.officelive.com, www.cabbagechuck.com • St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, 915 Ivory St., Seymour, WI 54165, 920-8336140, Rev. Robert Kabat, www.stjohnseymour.41pi.com • St. Lawrence Catholic - Navarino, W5125 State Hwy. 156, Bonduel, WI 54107 715-758-8161, Sacramental Minister: Fr. Theodore Hendricks, Pastoral Coordinator: Deacon Don Coenen, www.stlawrencenav.com • St. Mary's Catholic Church, 301 E. Burdick St., Black Creek, P. O. Box 217, Black Creek, WI 54106, 920-984-3319, Rev. Theodore Hendricks • St. Patrick Catholic Church, N3686 State Rd 76, Stephensville, WI 54944, 920757-5090, Sr. Pauline Feiner, Parish Director, www.stpatrick-stephensville.web. officelive.com • St. Sebastian Catholic Church, N9269 Isaar Rd., Seymour, WI 54165, 920-8332558, Rev. Robert Kabat, Deacon: Richard Matuszak, www.stsebastianseymour. weconnect.com • St. Stanislaus Catholic Church, W1888 Hofa Park Drive, Seymour, WI 54165 920-822-3279, Pastor: Father Finian Zaucha, O.F.M., Deacon: Dennis Majewski • Assumption B.V.M. Catholic Church, 119 E. Pulaski St., Pulaski, WI 54162, 920822-3279, Pastor: Father Finian Zaucha, O.F.M., Deacon: Dennis Majewski 24 H • Geo Thermal All MSakee r vicre. s and M odels • Dual Fuel • Solar Heating & Water • New Construction • Boilers • In-Floor Heating DAILY AT THE WINERY or Pick up your favorite flavors at these convenient locations: Shiocton Mini-Mart Hwy. 54 & 76, Shiocton Scenic Valley Co-op W5325 Center Valley Rd. Black Creek 126 S. Main St., Shawano Valley Liquor 306 E. Main St., Little Chute Festival Foods Green Bay to Fond du Lac N2797 2797 State Hwy 55 55, Freedom just south of Freedom (920) 788-1423 www.kerriganbrothers.com Winery Hours: Monday through Saturday 9am-5pm Sunday & Holidays: 10:30am-3pm Page 28 CHURCH Residential & Light Commericial Installation & Service WINE TASTING Body Essentials church | COMMUNITY • Community Bible Church, 402 W. Forest St., Black Creek, WI 54106, Pastor Bernard Ferguson, 920-858-8725, www.cbcblackcreek.org • Seymour Community Church, 216 N. Main St., Seymour, WI 54165, Pastor Jeff LoCaste, 920-833-7886, www.seymourcommunitychurch.com • Freedom Fellowship, 112 Main St., Kaukauna, WI 54130, 920-450-2010, Pastor Landon Churchill, cometofreedom.com CONGREGATIONAL • First Congregational Church, N5598 River St., Shiocton, WI 54170, 920-9863965, Pastor Michael Isbill LUTHERAN (ELCA) • Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 349 N. Main St., Seymour, WI 54165, 920-833-2316 Pastor: Rev. Roland Lindeman, Intern: Natalie Kramer, www.seymourfaith.org • Immanuel Lutheran Church of Cicero, N9580 County Rd. X, Black Creek, WI 54106, Ty Stoneburner, 920-833-2508, www.cuinchurch.org • Our Savior's Lutheran Church of Lessor, N1731 County Rd. S, Pulaski, WI 54162, 715-758-2856, Pastor Dennis Ellisen LUTHERAN-LCMS • St. John Lutheran Church-LCMS, 910 S. St. Augustine St., Pulaski, WI 54162, 920822-3511, Pastor Jeff Dobratz • Zion Lutheran Church of Oneida, 453 Rose Hill Dr., Oneida, WI 54155, CTH J, Hobart, 920-869-9466, Pastor Mark Schumm LUTHERAN-NALC • Ascension Lutheran - NALC, W6106 Navarino Rd., Shiocton, WI 54170, 3 mi. W. of Navarino on Hwy. 156, 715-758-8312 Pastor: Jon Paquette LUTHERAN (WELS) Immanuel Evangelical Luth. Church, 201 E. Birch St., Black Creek, P. O. Box 219, Black Creek, WI 54106, 920-984-3116, Pastor Stephen Schlicht • Messiah Lutheran, W7574 Hwy. 54, Shiocton, WI 54170, 920-986-3603, Pastor Bradley Ragner Patt R P Randerson d Owner Now Serving You Better From Two Locations... Seymour 920-833-1924 Freedom 920-788-4040 Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 church | CHURCH • St. Paul Lutheran Church, W7870 Mason Rd. Hortonville, WI 54944, (Hwy 76 – Stephensville), 920-202-3159, Pastor: Rev. Joel Lillo • St. Peter Ev. Lutheran Church, N2749 French Road, Appleton, WI 54913, 920733-7225, Pastor Tim Glende, Pastor Dustin Sievert LUTHERAN (PROTESTANT CONFERENCE) • First Evangelical Lutheran, N5610 Broad St., Shiocton, WI 54170, 920-986-3918, Pastor Paul Hinz METHODIST • Angelica United Methodist Church, W1586 Cty Rd C, Pulaski, WI 54162 (Angelica area), 920-822-1743 or 715-853-4444, Rev. Loretta Waegli • Center Emmanuel United Methodist, N3896 Hample Rd., Black Creek, WI 54106 920-749-2829 or 715-853-4444, Rev. Loretta Waegli • Cicero United Methodist Church, N7986 Brusewitz Rd., Black Creek, WI 54106, 920-833-7308, Rev. Rebecca Henry, Cicero-umc.org • Seymour United Methodist, 721 Pleasant Way, Seymour, WI 54165, 920-833-7308 Rev. Rebecca Henry, Seymour-umc.org MORAVIAN • Freedom Moravian Church, W3457 Center Valley Rd., Appleton, WI 54913, 920734-1278, Pastor Jason Anderson, www.freedommoravianchurch.com SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST • Green Bay Seventh Day Adventist Church, 1414 Shawano Ave., Green Bay, WI 54303, 920-494-5245, Sr. Pastor: Bill Ochs, Associate Youth Pastor: Jenniffer Ogden, www.greenbaysda.org UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST • St. John's United Church of Christ, 101 S. Clark St., Black Creek, WI 54106, 920984-3845, Pastor Rev. Gail Irwin, www.uccwebsites.net/stjohnsuccblackcreekwi. html • Trinity United Church of Christ, W6712 Cty Rd F, Shiocton, WI 54170, Pastor Moira Finley, 920-525-2132 recycling | RECYCLING • Single-stream recycling is in effect for all communities in Outagamie County. • You may combine mixed paper and containers (aluminum, tin, plastic and glass) into one recycling bin. You may continue to use the same bins that you have used in the past. • Trash may not be mixed in with recyclable materials. • Please have recyclables at the curb before or by 6 a.m. on your day of pick up. • Not all plastic is recyclable. Please be sure the symbol on the container is #1 or #2 and the neck is smaller than the base. Engine oil bottles and ice cream pails are not acceptable. • Please do not place recyclables in plastic bags including shredded paper. • Cardboard should be flat and no larger than 3 ft. x 3 ft. • Be sure recycling containers are secured on windy days. • The program is for residents only. • Recyclables will be picked up every other week. 1134 Mountain Bay Plaza • Pulaski, WI 54162 920-822-8555 GRAMA’S SUPER COUPON Buy One Meal.... Get 2ND Meal at 1/2 PRICE (with this ad • good through September 2012) Take Home Our Fresh, Homemade Friday Fish - Seasonal Sunday Chicken hi k Buffet B ff t - Oneida O id Only O l See Pies and Our Menu At Breads www.2gramas.com GRAMA’S FAMILY RESTAURANT 5939 Old Hwy 29 In the Oneida Travel Center Open 4 a.m. - 10 p.m. 7 Days a Week Pulaski • 920-865-3440 Take Hwyy 29 West , Exitt 249,, lleft eft on Hwyy 332 to Old Hwyy 29 tthen en left on Old Hwyy 29 Catering For All Our Special Occasions! 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Shippy Park Memorial Park Behrendt Park Kazimerz Park Glenbrook Park Community Park 7 Q All information in the Pulaski Section courtesy of www.thevillageofpulaski.org www.pulaskichamber.org Advertiser Community News / Times-Press | RESOURCE GUIDE | 2011-2012 The Village of Pulaski has a village board five part-time personnel, providing 24-hour form of government. protection. The board, consisting of the president Fire: Chief heads the Tri-County volunand six trustees meets the first Monday of teer department paged out by 911 service on every month at 7 p.m. in the village hall at call 24 hours a day. 421 S. St. Augustine St. Rescue: The village is served by the NEW Police: Chief leads five full-time and Para-Medic Rescue Squad Population .............................................................................................................................. 3,541 Mill rate (per $1,000) ....................................................Brown County Local: $6.93 Total: $22.96 Shawano County Local: $6.94 Total: $23.78 Oconto County Local: $6.31 Total: $21.48 Assessed total value: .................................................................................................. $190.464,200 Government ...............................................................................................................Village Board President ...................................................................................................Ron Kryger | 822-4849 Trustees Reed Woodward | 822-8648 Edward Krause| 822-3962 Jerald Wojkiewski | 822-5724 Richard Styczynski | 822-5485 Robert VanLannen| 822-5331 Doug Prentice| 822-4112 pulaski | PULAKSI permitted uses may be different for various sections of the trail. Watch for postings along the trail, or contact the respective County Offices for additional information. You can call Gloria for a brochure at 920-822-4400.1 A trail map is available at our Pulaski DQ Grill and Chill for $3. Stop today and pick one up. Trail passes are sold locally at the Pulaski Village Hall located at 421 S. St. Augustine Street, Pulaski or the Pulaski Shell which is located near the Polka Grounds. This is one of the rest and parking areas for the trail. You might also check out the Friends of the Mountain-Bay Trial website at www.mountain-baytrail.org. • Dr. V.J. Shippy Park E. Pulaski Street, Playground • Memorial Park S. St. Augustine Street, Baseball, shelter, restrooms, playground, ice rink. Shelter #1 available to rent. Resident $40.00 Non-Resident $50.00 • Behrendt Park, Grant Street, Playground • Kazimerz Park, 4th Avenue, Playground • Glenbrook Park, Glenbrook Dr., Quiet wooded setting with creek and park benches • Community Park, E. Pulaski St., Soccer fields, football field, fishing pond, sledding hill PULASKI SCHOOL DISTRICT Website ...................................................................www.connect.pulaski.k12.wi.us Administrator ................................................................... Mel Lightner | 822-6001 School Board ..........................Bob Skalitzy, Pam Denzer, Chris Vandenhouten president..............Trina Townsend vice president..............Mark Wernicke clerk............................................................................................. Barb McKeefry Pulaski High School, 1040 S. Saint Augustine, Pulaski, WI 54162, 822-6703 Pulaski Middle School, 911 S. Saint Augustine St., Pulaski, WI 54162 822-6506 Fairview Elementary School, 2840 Highway 32, Krakow, WI 54137, 899-6300 Glenbrook Elementary, 145 W. Green Bay Street, Pulaski, WI 54162, 822-6100 Hillcrest Elementary, 4193 Hillcrest Drive, Oneida, WI 54155, 272-6900 Lannoye Elementary, 2007 County Road U, Green Bay, WI 54313, 865-6400 Sunnyside Elementary, 720 County Road C, Sobieski, WI 54171, 822-6200 Team name...............Red Raiders Colors .........................Red and white Member ................................................................W.I.A.A. Div. 1 - Fox River Classic Assumption BVM K-8, 109 E. Pulaski, Pulaski, WI 54162, 822-5650 Clerk .........................................................................Karen Ostrowski | 822-5182, Fax 822-3209 421S. St. Augustine, e-mail [email protected] Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Friday - 8 a.m.-noon Treasurer .....................................................................Jodi Przybylski | 822-5182, Fax 822-3209 Assessor ..............................................................................................Michael Denor | 468-9698 Police Chief ...............................................................Randal Dunford | 822-5613, Fax 822-3209 Municipal Judge ....................................................................................Robert Betley | 822-5182 Sewer/Water Department .............................................................. 355 N. Fourth Ave. | 822-8618 Tri County Fire Department .............................................................Randy Wichlacz | 822-5392 Brown County Library Branch ..............................................................222 W. Pulaski | 822-3220 Rescue ........................................................................ NEW Para-Medic Rescue Squad | 822-7600 POINTS OF INTEREST • Polka Grounds: downtown Pulaski, Site of the annual Pulaski Polka Fest in July Memorial Park, Located off South St. Augustine Street. • Mountain Bay Bike Trail: The trail from Green Bay to Wausau runs through the east side of the village. What a great way to enjoy the outdoors-walking or biking! Bikers over the age of 16 must purchase a trail pass. The Mountain-Bay Trail travels through 3 counties, and trail rules are PULASKI WAREHOUSE, INC. 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Military Ave., Green Bay ~ Corner of 9th and Military (920) 490-9711 Hours: Mon-Fri 8-7; Sat 8-5 2011-2012 | RESOURCE GUIDE | Advertiser Community News / Times-Press Page 31 P &D Sales & Service LLC Patz • Agromatic • Cow Mats • Rubber Flooring Concrete Work • Ritchie Waterers Our Fully Stocked Trucks are Mobile Shops on Wheels TMR Mixers Silo Unloaders Manure Handling Conveyors & Feeders Choppers CHOPPERS • CONVEYORS • FEEDERS MANURE HANDLING EQUIPMENT TMR VERTICAL MIXERS • SILO UNLOADERS N3105 Cedar Road Pulaski www.panddsales.com 715-758-2585 920-822-5145 Partners in Progress since 1948 www.patzcorp.com Quality Medicine and Compassionate Care • General Medicine and Surgery • Dentistry • Laser Surgery • Grooming • Boarding Available • Exceptional Care For All Pets o n Burn Dr. Do li Heintz Dr. Ai a Edwards rl Dr. Ca $ 20 OFF 1 Time ST New Clients Coupon not valid with any other offers. Pulaski Veterinary Clinic 1010 St. Augustine St. Pulaski 920.822.8211 1010 S. St. Augustine St., PULASKI 920-822-8211 www.pulaskiveterinaryclinic.com Page 32 pulaski | PULAKSI ORGANIZATIONS The following list of organizations is posted on the Pulaski Chamber of Commerce www. pulaskichamber.org • American Legion Auxiliary Unit #337: Meetings second Monday of the month 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Contact: President Sue Winter at 899-3680. • American Legion Post #337: Meetings second Monday of the month 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Contact: Commander Robert Mursau, Sr., 920-788-2713 or locally, Jim Van Lannen at 822-1181. For Hall Reservations, please call Dick Blasczyk at 822-5541. • American Vets Post #160 Commander, Robert Mursau, Jr., 920-788-2713 or locally, Adjutant, Dennis Saeger, 822-5933. Meetings first Wednesday of the month 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall • Boy Scouts of America Troop 1031: Scoutmaster Al Jarosinski 920-822-5977. • Centennial: www.pulaski100.org • Cub Scouts of America Pack 4031, John Kurzynski 920-822-5008. Unit Commissioners Religious Emblem Councilor for Pack 4031, Jean Skovera 920-822-5193. • Food Pantry: The Pantry is open the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month from 1-4 p.m. For more information contact Deb Schneider 920822-6050. Location: Glenbrook School across from the Post Office on S. St. Augustine Street. • 4-H Clubs: Call UW extension numbers of the county you live in to find your area 4-H group. Brown County Ext. 920-391-4610. • Girl Scouts of Lac Bae Council For more info. contact the Girl Scout Office at 469-4860. • Youth Soccer Association: Call Tom Schreder at 920-822-8253 or Mike Jenquin at 920-265-4990 or visit www.pulaskiyouthsoccer.com • Knights of Columbus - Bishop Bona Council #4439 Meetings third Tuesday of the month 7:30 p.m. in the K.C. Meeting room in ABVM Church Basement. Patrick Hughes, 822-3040. • Krakow Advancement Association Contact Steve Effert, N4731 Lake Sandia Dr., Krakow, WI 54137. 920-899-3644. • Lake Sandia Homeowners Assoc.Contact Eileen Ripley, N4854 Green Valley Rd, Krakow WI, 920-899-3620 • NEW Para-Medic Rescue Squad, 235 W. Pulaski St.M 920-822-7600 or 888-888-3838 for business calls. • Pedal Pushers Senior Bike Club: 60+. Meet at Richard McDermid's Residence at 6:30, Tuesday mornings. call Bonnie at 8223224 for info to go. • Pioneer Tractor Cruisers. Have a tractor of 30+ years? This could be the club for you. Contact President, Tom Busch at (920) 8221812 or his cell at (920) 619-1766 for info. • Polish Legion of American Veterans Post #178, Contact John Adasiewicz, PO Box 804, Pulaski WI 54162 at 920-822-4071. • Pulaski Polka Days Committee Contact Harold Otto at 822-3869 or www.pulaskipolkadays.com. • Pulaski Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors meetings are held the second Monday of each month, 11:55 a.m. in the PACE Conference Room at Glenbrook Elem. School. Contact Gloria at 920-822-4400. • Pulaski Area Community Education (PACE): Located at: 132 Front St., P.O. Box 36, Pulaski, WI 54162, Mark Heck, Director, (920)822-6051, [email protected], Deb Schneider, Assistant, (920)822-6050, [email protected], Fax (920) 8226052, Visit us at www.pulaski.k12.wi.us/pace • Pulaski Area Historical Society: Meeting fourth Monday of the month 7:30 p.m. at the Pulaski Area Museum, 129 West Pulaski St. There are no scheduled hours. Please call any one of the following people for and appointment. Museum Curator - Marion Schroeder 920-822-5856, President Chris Jaworski, 920822-3961, Theresa Bialozynski 920-822-5189 • Pulaski Community School Education Foundation, Inc. President, Deb Schneider (920) 822-6050, [email protected]. wi.us, P O Box 36, Pulaski WI 54162 • Pulaski Area Swim Club (PASC): NonProfit club. Head Coach, Kathleen Olson @ [email protected] • Pulaski Fire Dept: aka Tri-County Fire Dept. Call 911 or 822-5392 for non-emergency. • Pulaski Lions Club: Meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Monday evenings of each month, 7 p.m., at the Legion Hall from Sept. through May. To join, express your interest to any Lion Club member. For more information, email Tiffany Rondou at [email protected] or call 920-822-2119 www.PulaskiLions.org • Pulaski FFA Alumni Affiliate Contact Ron & Linda Hieronimczak 920-822-8542 • Pulaski News: Local Newspaper. Contact Kathy Gerds or Laurie Fischer at 920-822-6800 or, read it online at www.pulaskinews.org • Police Dept: Chief Randall Dunford, 920822-5110, 421 S. St. Augustine St. • Pulaski Post Office: South St. Augustine Street in Pulaski. 822-5666 • Pulaski Youth Organization (PYO): www. pulaskiyouth.org • Pulaski Youth Soccer Club (PYSC), President, Tom Schreder, 6531 Aspen Drive, Sobieski, WI 54171 www.pulaskiyouthsoccer. com, [email protected] or 920-8228253 • The Stone Barn in the Town of Chase www.townofchase.org • Tri-County Community Corporation contact: Deb Schneider, Executive director, P. 0. Box 36. Pulaski, 920-822-6050. • Tri-County Optimist Club of Pulaski & Krakow Meetings every Wednesday noon-1 p.m. at PACE Community Room, Glenbrook School. For more information contact Jennifer Stachura at (920) 562-6194 or Nora Scray at 822-3033. • Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #9719 Meetings second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. 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