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Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT Sara Mullen-Hornung
Cambridge Design & Print
PRESIDENT-ELECT Sue Aschliman
B&H Fashionwear/ B&H Footwear
PAST PRESIDENT
Jeff Hoffman Clintonville
Tribune-Gazette / Shoppers’ Guide
TREASURER Brian Lange
KerberRose SC
DIRECTORS
Chris Goke Shopko Hometown
Kevin Grunewald Tadych’s Econofoods
Erica Hundertmark
A&W
Kim Manteuffel FVTC Clintonville Regional
Learning Center
STAFF
Suzanne Wittman Executive Director
Jackie Baldwin
Administrative Assistant/ Board Secretary
Board Meetings Held
2nd Tuesday Each Month 7:30 a.m. Chamber Office
Office Hrs. 9 am-4 pm M-F
1 S. Main St., Clintonville, WI 54929 * 715-823-4606 [email protected] * www.clintonvillewichamber.com
Volume 7, Issue 5
The 22nd Annual Golf Outing is slated for Monday, June 12. Regis-tration and lunch will be from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. A shotgun start will begin at 12:30 p.m. Fee for the outing is $75 per person and in-cludes lunch, 18-holes golf with cart, dinner, free sleeve of golf balls donated by Cellcom and prizes at various holes. All golfers will be reg-istered to win one of two grand door prizes: 1 round of golf with cart, 4 people at Riverside Golf Course & $20 Gift Certificate at Riverside Club House and a Tommy Bahama Cooler filled with beer. The outing is open to the public.
June 2017
This is a four person scramble with men, women and mixed teams. A buffet dinner will be held from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Non-golfers who would like to attend the dinner only will be charged $25. There will also be a 50/50 drawing and raffle baskets. Use the registration form on page 3 or call the Chamber office to reg-ister for more information.
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Business Counseling June 1 A counselor from the Small Business Devel-opment Center at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point will be in Clintonville by ap-pointment on Thursday, June 1. The SBDC staff member will meet clients at the Chamber office, 1 S. Main, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Appointments must be made in ad-vance by calling 715-346-4609 or through the SBDC’s website http://www.uwsp.edu/conted/SBDC. All business counseling ap-pointments are confidential and without charge.
Clintonville Moose Bingo Bingo is scheduled for Monday, June 13, at the Clintonville Moose Family Center, N10792 Lake Shore Drive. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. with Bingo starting at 6 p.m. There are 12 games in the Bingo packet for $20 plus one additional game for an extra $2 called the Wheel of Fortune. Additional pa-per cards can be purchased. Net proceeds to the games go to the Moose Lodge and to Moose charities. Open to the public.
June Business Anniversaries
Congratulate these businesses on their years of success!
Marion Body Works, Inc. 112 Years Clintonville Motors 76 Years Pine Manor HCC 69 Years Tag’s Auto 56 Years Krueger’s Sign & Electric 45 Years Klein Chevrolet Buick, Inc. 43 Years Glendale Farms 39 Years Steinke Auto Inc. 39 Years Woodside Financial Services 39 Years Specialized Products Ltd. 23 Years Wanta’s Floral & Gifts 20 Years Culver’s of Clintonville 18 Years Wolf River Lawyers 13 Years Griebenow Eyecare Clintonville 8 Years Legacy Law Group LLC 7 Years Erickson Health Mart Pharmacy 6 Years
*Manawa one month free rent Special expires 6-30-17.
Senior Apartments Available! CAP Services, Inc. has apartments with below market rents Available in both Manawa* and Waupaca. Unites are for ages 55+. Contact 1-877-377-1434 or [email protected] today for details and applications. Income restrictions apply. CAP Services, Inc. is an equal employment opportunity and service provider. Visit us at www.capservices.org for information on our many pro-grams.
FSB to Celebrate June Dairy Month First State Bank invites its customers (the community) to stop by on Friday, June 9, to celebrate June Dairy Month. Free ice cream sundaes will be served at all First State Bank offices from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. “Dairy farming plays such an important part in our local economies,” says vice president of marketing, Brenda Hansen. “We are proud to support our area dairy farmers and related agri-businesses.”
John Klein Elected to First State bank Board of Directors
John Klein, has been elected to the board of directors of First State bank. Klein has been involved in the automotive industry for nearly 30 years and is the president/dealer principal of Klein Chevrolet Buick Inc. and Klein Chrysler Dodge Jeep ram Inc. He has experi-ence in all aspects of dealer-ship operations and has helped lead both dealerships to consistently perform above regional and national averages in market share, customer satisfaction and many other dealership per-formance metrics. Klein is also very involved in area community organi-zations. He is the president of Zion Lutheran Church, Embarrass; a board member for ThedaCare Foundation-New London; a founding board member of the Clin-tonville Area Youth football; and a member of the Clintonville Rotary Club. He and his wife, LaVonne, live in Clintonville with their four children Klein succeeds Charles Klein who served on First State bank’s board for more than 22 years. He joins Paul Bernegger, Mike Coppersmith, Karie Radtke, Kent Rusch, Bill Schmidt, Keith Steckbauer, Bob Van Asten and Jeff Werner who currently sit on the bank’s board.
Emergency Department Reopened The newly remodeled ThedaCare Medical Center-New London Emergency Department is now open. The remodel includes: new registration area that gives patients more privacy; design changes that en-hance safety and allows staff to reach patients faster; a larger waiting room that is more comfortable and welcoming; adding a private trauma waiting space for those dealing with difficult situations; and relocation of restrooms to make them more accessible. ThedaCare Foundation-New London, the philanthrop-ic arm of the New London Medical Campus, launched the TogethER Campaign in 2015 to create an environ-ment that improves the Emergency Department experi-ence. This past summer the foundation completed the campaign raising over $615,00 for the project.
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Clintonville Park & Recreation 2017 Youth Pool League The Clintonville Park & Recreation Department will be having a 2017 Youth Pool League for ages 10-18 ears of age (as of June 1). The league will be held on Mondays beginning June 19 through July 31 (no games on July 3). The games will be scheduled starting at 10 a.m., cues are available but you are en-couraged to bring your own and will be held at the Clintonville Recreation Center, 55 E. 12th St., Registration has begun and ends Friday, June 16. Fees are $29 for city residents and $41 for non-city residents and includes a t-shirt. Call 715-823-7600 for registration info.
American Legion Steak Fry and Brat Fries The American Legion Post 63 is Brat Barn is now serving on Thursday and Friday each week. The Brat Barn is located by Shopko Hometown. Brats, 1/2 lb. burgers, cheddarwurst, hot dogs and beverages will be served from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The next Steak Fry for the American Legion will be held on Wednesday, June 21, 5-7 p.m. at the American Legion building located on Memorial Drive. Included in the menu is a New York Strip $16; and pork chops $12 (2), $10 (1). Price includes potato and salad bar. Desserts are available for a donation and are provided by the United Church of Christ. Hamburgers and cheeseburgers will also be served for $8 and includes potato and salad bar.
New Wisconsin Guides Available The following Wisconsin Guides are available at the Chamber office and the Tourist Hut located at FVTC Regional Learning Center: Wisconsin Arts & Crafts Fair Director Spring/Summer Event Guide State Park Guide Official Travel Guide Wisconsin Biking Guide Other community guides from around Wisconsin are also available. The Chamber office is open Mon. through Fri., 9 a.m.-4 p.m. The Tourist Hut is open 24/7. Call the Chamber office at 715-823-4606 for more information
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Keller, Inc. News
Build for Valley Gasket under the direction of Sam Winterfeldt, project manager, and Tony Tislau, architect. Con-struction has begun and is expected to be completed in June.
Construct an interior and exterior remodel for Prospera Credit Union under the direction of Dale Hulce, project manger, and Steve Klessig, architect. Construction has begun and is expected to be completed in August.
Build a new veterinary clinic for Tomah Veterinary Clinic under the direction of John Elrick, project manger, and Rob Lindstrom, architect. Construction has begun and is expected to be completed in October.
Keller, Inc. is the design/build general contractor for Cerebral Palsy, Inc. Ground was broken on May 2 and the project is expected to be completed in August.
Keller, Inc. has hired Dan Mertsen, as an estimator; Doug Zahn as a concrete craftsman; and Brandon Collins as a carpenter.
Modern Hair June Specials Call Modern Hair at 715-823-3314;Modern Hair II, 715-823-6888; Modern Hair III, 715-823-4801 for your appointment today! Father’s Day Specials (purchase before June 17)
$45 hour massage (save $15)
Haircut & 1/2 hour massage $42 (save $10) June 1-30 Specials
Superhero/Sidekick haircuts 2 for $24
June birthdays 10% off
4 for $40 prepaid haircut punch cards
$5 off pedicures
$7 off Sunkissed hilites
ThedaCare, Clintonville Schools Promote Healthy Habits
During the first week in May, students at Longfellow Elementary School saw their school bustle with activi-ties designed to help them build healthy lifestyle skills. ThedaCare presented their third annual Good to Go ini-tiative, engaging students through activities, advice and encouragement to promote healthy habits and to share their learnings with their families. This year Clintonville school leaders collaborated with committee members from ThedaCare to create program-ming that both engages children and leaves them with ideas about how to integrate simple wellness behaviors into their future lives. Schools rotate each year, so ThedaCare employee volunteers will reach thousands of children over time. The Good to Go initiative was held May 1-5. “The overall goal was to spend some time with stu-dents during that one week to create habits that can last for a lifetime,” said Heather Murphy, ThedaCare Cardi-ovascular Care manger and a Good to Go volunteer leader. “The mission for our organization is to improve the health of our communities, and to work with the schools in the communities we live and work in is really rewarding. It’s a good way for us all to be able to live our mission.” Schools choose which activities will fit best with their programs. Longfellow Elementary chose a host of activ-ities including leading gym classes, a food demonstra-tion, a health demonstration showing the amount of fat and sugar in foods, seed planting, playground games, energy breaks, mindfulness practice, a fun run/walk and a family fun night that includes health activities and life-style screening, said Karen Petermann, physical education instructor at Longfellow Elementary School. “This weeklong wellness plunge will support our wellness team’s initiatives and everything that we teach in physical education class” Petermann said. “It will help students to recognize the importance of taking personal responsibility for their own health.” Additionally, Longfellow’s Wellness team invited the school’s Running Club Leadership Council, consisting of four-grade students, to be part of the planning pro-cess.
“Identity Theft: Protect and Prevent” For Senior Citizens
“Identity Theft: Protect and Prevent” for Senior Citizens will be held on Friday, June 16, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Pre-registration by June 8 is required and can be completed by calling 715-823-7667 or by email at [email protected]. Laura Fay of the Wisconsin Bureau of Consumer Protec-tion will explain: The different types of identity theft How to recognize it How to prevent it Information about Fraud Alerts and Security Freezes. Cost is free for seniors; under 55 $2 per person. The seminar is sponsored by Jennie M. Meggers Senior Center and the Department of Agriculture, Trade & Con-sumer Protection.
Travel with the Clintonville Senior Center The Clintonville Senior Center has scheduled a few trips and the community is welcomed to participate. For more information on the trips or to pre-register call 715-823-7667 or email: [email protected]. All trips subject to cancel-lation if minimum reservations are not met. 1. Brewers vs. Cardinals, Wednesday, Aug. 30, cost $63 2. Maggie Mae’s Barn Dance, Thursday, Sept. 7, cost $69 3. Elvis Lives!, Fireside Dinner Theater, Wed., Oct. 4, cost
$103
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Don’t forget to share the “Newsline” with fellow employees!
A Look at Data Trends It’s probably not surprising to hear that 89% of consumers in the U.S. say they can’t live with-out their smartphone or it’s always in arms reach. Combine that with tablets and mobile hot spots and people are spend-ing more time than ever connected to their mobile network. So how are people using these connected devices?
On average, social media users are spending 40 minutes a day on YouTube, 35 minutes on Facebook, 25 minutes on Snapchat, 15 minutes on Instagram and a minute on Twitter, with most of that ac-tivity being done via a mobile device. (via MediaKix)
61% of mobile traffic is from videos. While that number is already staggering, video is estimated to account for 77% of mobile traffic by 2020. (via CTIA)
74% of people are watching live video via their smartphone. Live video is more readily available than ever before ap-pearing on apps ranging from your favor-ite sports channel to Facebook. (via AOL)
With mobile video and other data-hungry apps booming in popularity, data consump-tion has skyrocketed. Americans used 804.2 million GB a month at the end of 2015! That’s the equivalent of 376 million hours of streaming video per month and more than double the 338.4 million GB of data used per month in 2014. Of course, all this data comes at a price and people can take action to manage the costs of consuming all this data. Consumers can monitor their data usage via their smartphone settings or apps (like myCell-com), use Wi-Fi when available and select a data plan that will meet their needs to avoid overage charges. If you and your family are running into overage charges, you should consider a larger data bucket or an unlim-ited data plan. Cellcom offers 500 MB to un-limited data on its new Advantage Plan and recently launched unlimited data for busi-ness accounts.
# # # # # Cellcom is an innovative wireless company that provides nationwide service for its cus-tomer base throughout Wisconsin and Michi-gan, with more than 50 retail and agent lo-cations. Cellcom is respected for its long-standing reputation of delivering extraordi-nary customer care, being a strong commu-nity partner, and for its renowned network, which is customized to its rural markets. As a subsidiary of Nsight, Cellcom is part of a family of companies offering complete tele-communications services.
CHAMBER BUCKS are available in any amount during normal business hours
at the Chamber office, 1 S. Main, Mon.-Fri., 9 A.M.-4 P.M.
Total Amount through
May 2017—$1,260 CHAMBER BUCKS ARE NOT REDEEMABLE FOR CASH!
Great for birthdays, anniversaries, thank yous, weddings, Christmas, employee incentives, prizes, & more
Bridge Thrift Store Ribbon Cutting The Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce was hon-ored to be a part of the ribbon cutting ceremony for The Bridge Thrift Store in New London recently. Clintonville, Waupaca and New London are three communities part-nering with Mission of Hope to help those in need. The Thrift Store will be open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Lori, 920-359-0705, or Yvonne, 920-419-7494 for more information or dona-tions.
Clintonville Lanes Name Change Clintonville Lanes & Banquet Hall has changed their name to Memories...Featuring Memory Lanes Bar & Grill with Memory Hall, according to Jeanne Tooley, owner. Sign your kids up to bowl free. Go to www.kidsbowlfree.com to register each child. Each reg-istered child will receive certificates to bowl two free games a day all spring and summer.
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Orthopedic & Spine Therapy to Sponsor June Business, Bagels & Brew Chamber members are invited to attend our first 2017 Business, Bagels & Brew scheduled for Wednesday, June 21. The event will be held at FVTC Clintonville Regional Center, from 8 to 9 a.m. Workplace SolutionsTM will be the topic. Register by calling the Chamber office at 715-823-4606 or by email: cvlchmbr@frontiernet. The event is free for members. Guests will be charged $10 each.
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JUNE CALENDAR OF EVENTS NNC—Navarino Nature Center; UCC—Christ Congregational Church; UMC—United Methodist Church; St. Martin Lutheran Church-SMLC
THURSDAY, JUNE 1 Erickson Pharmacy Senior Day
Men’s Bible Study, The Living Room, 7-8 am Miracle Ear, Senior Center, 9 am
Legion Brat Barn, Shopko Hometown, 10 am-1:30 pm Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am
Sheepshead/Smear Card Party, Senior Center, 12:30 pm Strong Bones, Senior Center, 1-2 pm
Community Meal, UCC, 5:30 pm Zumba, UMC, 5:30 pm
Living Sedum Wreath, NNC, 6 pm FRIDAY, JUNE 2
Legion Brat Barn, Shopko Hometown, 10 am-1:30 pm Hot Bingo, Senior Center, 10:15 am Fun Friday, Senior Center, 11:30 am Fish Fry, Clintonville Moose, 5-8 pm
SATURDAY, JUNE 3 doTerra Essential Oils, The Living Room, 10 am-Noon
MONDAY, JUNE 5 Scrabble, The Living Room, 9 am Bingo, Senior Center, 10:15 am
M&M Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am Strong Bones, Senior Center, 1-2 pm
TUESDAY, JUNE 6 Bible Study, The Living Room 8:30-9:30 am
Watchable Wildlife Wagon Tour, NNC, 10 am Natures Niche Animals, Public Library, 10:15 am
Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7
Senior Day, Shopko Hometown Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am
THURSDAY, JUNE 8 Erickson Pharmacy Senior Day
Men’s Bible Study, The Living Room, 7-8 am Miracle Ear, Senior Center, 9 am
Woodland Fairy Day Camp, NNC, 9:30 am-1 pm Legion Brat Barn, Shopko Hometown, 10 am-1:30 pm
Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am Legos, Clintonville Library, 1-2 pm
Strong Bones, Senior Center, 1-2 pm Community Meal, UCC, 5:30 pm
Zumba, UMC, 5:30 pm Music on the Green, Public Library, 6:30-8 pm
FRIDAY, JUNE 9 Legion Brat Barn, Shopko Hometown, 10 am-1:30 pm
Hot Bingo, Senior Center, 10:15 am Fun Friday, Senior Center, 11:30 am Fish Fry, Clintonville Moose, 5-8 pm
SATURDAY, JUNE 10 Plexus (health/weight), The Living Room, Noon-2 pm
SUNDAY, JUNE 11 Breakfast Fundraiser, St. Mary’s Parish Hall,
Bear Creek, 8 am-1 pm MONDAY, JUNE 12
Bingo, Senior Center, 10:15 am Story Times, Public Library, 10:10-10:45 am
Chamber Golf Outing, Riverside Golf Course, 11:30 am M&M Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am
Strong Bones, Senior Center, 1-2 pm Board of Education, Middle School IMC, 6 pm
TUESDAY, JUNE 13 Chamber Board Mtg., Chamber Office, 7:30 am
Bible Study, The Living Room 8:30-9:30 am Story Times, Public Library, 10:10-10:45 am
Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am Flower Planting for Seniors, Senior Center, 12:30 pm
Waupaca County Farm to School-Zesty Zucchini, Public Library 2 pm
Bingo, Clintonville Moose, 5:30 pm City Council, Community Center, 6 pm
Night Bible Study, The Living Room, 6:30 pm WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14
Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am
Adult Movie, Public Library, 1:30 pm Steak Fry, American Legion, 5-7 pm
THURSDAY, JUNE 15 Erickson Pharmacy Senior Day
Men’s Bible Study, The Living Room, 7-8 am Legion Brat Barn, Shopko Hometown, 10 am-1:30 pm
Bubble Wonder-Anything is Possible, Public Library, 10:15 am
Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am Sheepshead/Smear Card Party, Senior Center, 12:30 pm
Strong Bones, Senior Center, 1-2 pm Legos, Public Library, 1-2 pm
Community Meal, UCC, 5:30 pm Zumba, UMC, 5:30 pm
Adult Crafting, Public Library, 4:30 pm Living Sedum Wreath, NNC, 6 pm
Music on the Green, Public Library, 6:30-8 pm FRIDAY, JUNE 16
Legion Brat Barn, Shopko Hometown, 10 am-1:30 pm Hot Bingo, Senior Center, 10:15 am
Identity Theft: Protect & Prevent for Senior Citizens Lunch ‘n Learn,
Senior Center, 11:30 am-12:30 pm Fish Fry, Clintonville Moose, 5-8 pm
SATURDAY, JUNE 17 Let’s Take A Blooming Hike, NNC, 9 am-12 pm
Voyaging Down the Wolf River, NNC, 9 am SUNDAY, JUNE 18
Clintonville Moose Legion Breakfast, Moose Family Center, 8:30-11:30 am
MONDAY, JUNE 19 Scrabble, The Living Room, 9 am
Youth Pool League, C’ville Rec Center (Old Armory), 10 am Bingo, Senior Center, 10:15 am
Story Times, Public Library, 10:10-10:45 am M&M Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am
Strong Bones, Senior Center, 1-2 pm Monday Movie Magic, Public Library, 1:30 pm
Adult Book Club, Public Library, 6:30 pm TUESDAY, JUNE 20
Bible Study, The Living Room 8:30-9:30 am Story Times, Public Library, 10:10-10:45 am
Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21
Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am Legion Steak Fry, Veteran’s Bldg., 5-7 pm
THURSDAY, JUNE 22 Erickson Pharmacy Senior Day
Men’s Bible Study, The Living Room, 7-8 am Miracle Ear, Senior Center, 9 am
Legion Brat Barn, Shopko Hometown, 10 am-1:30 pm Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am Strong Bones, Senior Center, 1-2 pm
Legos, Public Library, 1-2 pm Community Meal, UCC, 5:30 pm
Zumba, UMC, 5:30 pm Music on the Green, Public Library, 6:30-8 pm
FRIDAY, JUNE 23 Legion Brat Barn, Shopko Hometown, 10 am-1:30 pm
Hot Bingo, Senior Center, 10:15 am Fun Friday, Senior Center, 11:30 am Fish Fry, Clintonville Moose, 5-8 pm
SATURDAY, JUNE 24 Fairy House Workshop, NNC, 9 am-12 pm
doTerra Essential Oils, The Living Room, 10 am-Noon MONDAY, JUNE 26
Youth Pool League, C’ville Rec Center (Old Armory), 10 am Bingo, Senior Center, 10:15 am
Story Times, Public Library, 10:10-10:45 am M&M Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am
Strong Bones, Senior Center, 1-2 pm Pokemon/Yu-Gi-oh, Public Library, 2 pm
Board of Education, Middle School IMC, 6 pm
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DEADLINES Deadline for the Chamber of Commerce Weekly Reminder is 12 p.m. every Thursday. Deadline for the July Chamber Newsline is Monday, June 26, 4 p.m.
TUESDAY, JUNE 27 Bible Study, The Living Room 8:30-9:30 am Story Times, Public Library, 10:10-10:45 am
Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am Night Bible Study, The Living Room, 6:30 pm
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28 Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am
June Birthday Celebration, Senior Center, 12:30 pm THURSDAY, JUNE 29
Men’s Bible Study, The Living Room, 7-8 am Miracle Ear, Senior Center, 9 am
Legion Brat Barn, Shopko Hometown, 10 am-1:30 pm Senior Dining, Senior Center, 11:30 am
Sheepshead/Smear Card Party, Senior Center, 12:30 pm Legos, Public Library, 1-2 pm
FRIDAY, JUNE 30 Legion Brat Barn, Shopko Hometown, 10 am-1:30 pm
Hot Bingo, Senior Center, 10:15 am Fun Friday, Senior Center, 11:30 am
JUNE CALENDAR OF EVENTS continued
