There will be a benefit forJoanne Bickel Custer who isbattling cancer. The eventwill take place at TownlinePub and Grill located at 2944Lineville Road in Suamico onSunday, February 26th from2:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Music will be provided byFull Circle. There will be50/50 basket raffles, compli-mentary pizza, popcorn and acash bar.

Financial contributions areaccepted at any AssociatedBank location under theBickel Custer Benefit Fund.

For additional information,contact Debbie Gore at (920)

639-8867 or Mary Peterson at(920) 562-9815.

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WI Lions Camp supports those with disabilitiesThe Wisconsins Lions

Camp, owned and operatedby the Wisconsin LionsFoundation Inc., begins its61st year of camping foryouth and adults with disabil-ities on May 30th. Theeleven-week summer camp-ing program is provided freeof charge, made possible bythe financial support of theLions, Lioness, and LeoClubs of Wisconsin. Individ-uals and corporate donarsalso assist the Lions with fi-

nancial support, making thecamp possible. Specializedcamping sessions are sched-uled for youth and adults whoare blind of visually impairedor deaf or hard of hearing.Camping sessions are alsoscheduled for youth who so-cially or educationally func-tion as having an intellectualdisability or educationalautism, or for youth with dia-betes. The Lions Camp pro-vides summer employmentopportunities in positions of

cabin counselors, programspecialists, and nurses, withmail counselors and nursesbeing their greatest need.They also offer a counselorin-training program for youthages 16 & 17 for a fee.

In addition to the regularsummer camping program,the Wisconsin Lions Camphas rental opportunities dur-ing the off-season. The facil-ity is available for rental, withpreference given to schoolgroups, organizations serving

persons with disabilities, andother non-profit groups.

Camper applications forvarious programs or informa-tion on summer employmentopportunities may be ob-tained by contacting Wiscon-sin Lions Cam, 3834 CountyRoad A, Rosholt, WI 54473.You may call them at (715)677-4969, email them atinfo@wisconsinlionscamp.com or visit their website atwww.wisconsinlionscamp.com.

HSBPA’s Bay Port scholarship benefit

The Howard-SuamicoBusiness and ProfessionalAssociation in partnershipwith Fox CommunitiesCredit Union and the Marqat Lineville Road are holdingtheir fourth annual Red Car-pet Runway Bay Port Schol-arship Benefit on Thursday,March 9th. All proceeds willsupport scholarships for

2017 Bay Port High Schoolgraduates.

The event runs from 6:30to 9:00 p.m. at the Marq atLineville Road. The eveningwill feature fashions fromlocal businesses, hors d’oeu-vres, desserts, coffee bar,bucket raffle, and a silentauction. One thousand dol-lars in prizes will also be

given away. CameronMoreland from NBC 26 willbe the evening’s MC.

Individual tickets are $20in advance or $25 at thedoor.

Corporate/family/friend re-served tables are $250 for atable for ten. Tickets can bepurchased at the Bay PortBookkeeper’s Office, Festi-

val Foods on Lineville,Thornberry Cottage, NorthShore Bank on Lineville, oran order form can be printedfrom the HSBPA website atwww.hsbpa.org.

For additional informationcontact Diane Schmidtke,HSBPA Board, at (920) 662-8186 ordianschm@hssd.k12.wi.us.

photo courtesy of Harle PhotographyThe annual Red Carpet Runway Bay Port Scholarship Benefit will take place on Thursday, March 9th at the Marq atLineville Road.

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Gregory Newman, CPA hasrecently joined Koehne TaxSolutions LLC. Greg willadd valuable services to thefirm with tax preparation forindividuals and businesses, aswell as helping clients withany services needed regard-ing collection and setting uppayment plans with various

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The Howard-Suamico His-torical Society will be havingtheir monthly MemoriesShow on Saturday, February18th, at 2:00 p.m. at the Wey-ers-Hilliard Library located at2680 Riverside Drive inHoward. This event is opento all Howard and Suamico

residents and the public. Thiswill be the ninth anniversaryof the Memories Shows andto celebrate, please join us forthe showing of photo collec-tions, door prizes and refresh-ments. Please bring your oldphotos to share, they will bescanned and returned the

same day. The Howard-Suamico

Opoly game will be availablefor purchase at the MemoriesShow. It is a great game foranyone to own and play, orgive as a gift. The Opolyboard is made up of 54 localbusiness sponsors and in-

cludes historical photos andinformation from the HSHSarchives. The game is similarto the Monopoly game people

have played in the past exceptall the places are local busi-nesses. It is fun, sells for $15and makes a unique gift.

Also available will be the2017 calendar. Come andjoin the fun, celebrate andreminisce.

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terest stories. These stories along with with any photos can besubmitted by the deadline for consideration in our next issue.Articles are placed in the paper on a “space available” basis.Information can be mailed to address above or via e-mail toinfo@communitybulletin.org. When submitting by e-mail,please include “Community Bulletin Article” in the subject line.If you submit a photo by mail, that you would like returned,please enclosed a self addressed, self stamped envelope.

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Thursday, February 16th2:00-7:00 pm

On our way with 4K

Creative Curriculum makeslearning fun. Learn moreabout the Howard and Suam-ico 4K program which pre-pares four-year-olds forschool success athttp://www.hssd.k12.wi.us/4k-program.

4K Registration is availableonline now and walk-in veri-fications from 8:00 a.m. to4:00 p.m. at the Howard-Suamico School District Of-fice at 2706 Lineville Road.

Children eligible for 4Kmust be four years of age on

or before September 1, 2017and you must complete theregistration and verificationprocess. Please contact Jen-nifer Trudell, 4K Coordinatorto learn more about 4K at(920) 662-7941jenntrud@hssd.k12.wi.us.

Students from Starting Point 4K sre busy organizing fruits.

It’s like, totally auctiontime for St. John’s

St. John the Baptist Schoolwould like to formally inviteyou to attend their annualauction, this year to be held atRock Garden’s, 1951 Bond Stin Howard on Saturday,March 4th with doors open-ing at 5:00 p.m. Their themethis year is “Like, Totally80’s” so like, you should to-tally come!

As their DJ rocks out withthe best 80’s tunes ever, youcan enjoy a delicious buffet offood and then browse throughhundreds of incredible itemsup for auction. Our live auc-tion will kick off at 8:30 p.m.emceed once again by thewell-loved Pete Petoniakfrom Fox 11 News.

Just a few of the items up

for bid include an AmazingRace experience, a murdermystery party, The BottleRoom Social, autographedGreen Bay Packer items, a72” flat screen TV, a full Or-thodontic package, Def Leop-ard concert tickets, themedbaskets and so much more.Of course you will also wantto get in on their big cash raf-fle. Tickets are $50 each or 3for $125 with seven luckycash winners and prize levelsas high as $4,000.

Registration to attend theauction can be purchased inadvance by contacting ourschool office at (920) 434-3822 for $25 per person ifpurchased by March 1st orsooner. After March 1st, at-

the-door prices will becharged of $30 per person.Your registration includes ad-mission to this amazing, en-tertaining event plus afantastic dinner buffet. Acash bar will also be avail-able. All of the proceedsraised stay right at St. Johnthe Baptist School, directlyimpacting the offerings theyprovide their students andstaff.

Come reminisce with usover Aqua-Net, rolled jeans,floppy disks, leg warmers andMolly Ringwald movies asthey take you back to the80’s. Dress in your favorite80’s attire or come as you are,but don’t miss the event of theyear.

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Stratman joinedKerberRose

KerberRose accountingfirm is very pleased to an-nounce that Michael Strat-man, CPA has joined the firmas a senior manager in theHoward office. Stratman’sexperience includes workingwith clients in a variety of in-dustries including manufac-turing, construction, serviceand retail.

Stratman also works withclosely-held businesses andindividuals providing ac-counting, payroll, tax, busi-ness planning and consultingservices.

KerberRose is a Wisconsincertified public accountingfirm dedicated to serving thepeople and businesses ofNortheast Wisconsin. Withover 90 professional staffmembers and offices inShawano, Howard, FoxCities, Clintonville, Sturgeon

Bay, Sister Bay, Rhinelander,Oshkosh, and Wausau, theycombine the expertise of aleading regional firm with theconvenience and personaltouch of a local provider.

Michael Stratman, CPA

Howard Suamico event tooffer $1,000 in prizes

Eat, Shop, Love, an after-noon of shopping, services,and food will be held onThursday, February 16th,from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m.Guests can shop, dine, andpamper themselves at partici-pating Howard Suamico busi-nesses.

At each location, you canenter for another chance towin one of three $100 gift

cards to the participatingbusiness of your choice.There will also be drawingsfor $50 gift cards as well. Notickets are needed. Guests canstart and stop at their ownpace.

The following is a partiallist of participating busi-nesses: The Bottle Room,Quilting Divas, ThornberryCottage, hey daisy!, Lifespa

Wellness Center, Beth’s Bou-tique, design ala’ mode,Townline, 1951/Rock Gar-dens, Savoye, Kimps Hard-ware, Frayed Knot,Breadsmith and Spork. Acomplete list of participantscan be picked up at any ofthese places the day of theevent. If you have any ques-tions, please call ThornberryCottage at (920) 434-1542.

HSBPA offers scholarshipsThe Howard Suamico Busi-

ness & Professional Associa-tion would like to providefinancial support in the formof a scholarship to severalgraduating seniors from BayPort High School who intendto pursue a four year collegedegree.

To be considered qualifiedfor a HSBPA Scholarship, astudent must meet the follow-ing criteria:

• The student must be seek-ing a post-secondary de-

gree at a four year collegeor university

• The student must be admit-ted to a college or univer-sity.

• The student must have aminimum 3.00 grade pointaverage at Bay Port HighSchool

• The student must havedemonstrated leadershipqualities through participa-tion in academic areas aswell as extracurricular ac-tivities while attending

Bay Port High SchoolThis scholarship will be

awarded after the completionof the first semester of classesas a full-time student at a col-lege or university of choicewith the recipient having agrade point average of at least2.75. Recipient must redeemaward within two years fromdate of high school graduation.

Students who wish to beconsidered for this scholarshipmust complete the followingprocess:

• Complete the HSBPAscholarship application inMicrosoft Word (down-load from scholarship siteor www.hsbpa.org)

• Submit at least three lettersof recommendation (mini-mum of two from teach-ers)

• Attach responses to the fol-lowing questions usingbusiness letter format forthe document layout. Ad-dress the letter to HSBPA,Attn: Scholarship Selec-

tion Committee, P.O. Box11632, Green Bay, WI54307

• What type of career are youseeking?

• Why are you interested inpursuing such a career?

• Why should you beawarded this scholarship?

Scholarship applicants willbe reviewed by the Commu-nity Service Committee of theHSBPA. Recommendationswill be solicited from thecounselors at Bay Port High

School when making the se-lection. The recommendationof the Association's Commu-nity Service Committee willbe presented to the HSBPABoard of Directors to be votedupon. Any recommendationmade by the committee mustreceive a majority vote to beconsidered valid.

All application materialsmust be submitted to the BayPort High School StudentServices Office by March 17,2017.

HSBPA offers technical college scholarshipThe Howard Suamico

Business & Professional As-sociation would like to pro-vide financial support in theform of a scholarship to sev-eral graduating seniors fromBay Port High School whointend to pursue a technicalcollege degree.

To be considered qualifiedfor a HSBPA Scholarship, astudent must meet the fol-lowing criteria:

• The student must be seek-ing a post-secondary de-gree at a technicalcollege

• The student must be ad-mitted to a program at atechnical college

• The student must have aminimum 2.50 gradepoint average at Bay PortHigh School

This scholarship will beawarded after the completion

of the first semester ofclasses as a full-time studentat a technical college ofchoice with the recipienthaving a grade point averageof at least 2.50. Recipientmust redeem award withintwo years from date of highschool graduation.

Students who wish to beconsidered for this scholar-ship must complete the fol-lowing process:

Complete the HSBPAscholarship application inMicrosoft Word (downloadfrom scholarship site orwww.hsbpa.org)

• Submit at least two lettersof recommendation(minimum of one from ateacher)

• Attach a maximum 500word essay on why youshould be awarded thisscholarship.

• Attach an unofficial tran-script

Scholarship applicants willbe reviewed by the Commu-nity Service Committee ofthe HSBPA. Recommenda-tions will be solicited fromthe counselors at Bay PortHigh School when makingthe selection.

The recommendation ofthe Association's Commu-

nity Service Committee willbe presented to the HSBPABoard of Directors to bevoted upon.

Any recommendationmade by the committee mustreceive a majority vote to beconsidered valid.

All application materialsmust be submitted to the BayPort High School StudentServices Office by March17, 2017.

To enhance the CommunityBulletin, we’re looking forwritten stories on interestingthings in and around the area.

Photos can also be submit-ted in addition to an article orsimply by submitting photosby themself with a brief cap-tion.

The Community Bulletin isa great resource to let peoplein the area know what’s hap-pening.

Each month the paper is de-livered to over 17,000 homesand businesses in Howard,Suamico, Sobieski and LittleSuamico.

If you have a story or photo,contact Bob Strazishar at(920) 655-8278 or email atinfo@communitybulletin.org.

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Notes from Nicole, Interior Designerat Kimps ACE Hardware Adding an accent wallpaper has become one of my new favoriteways to transform a space. Now, I know what you may be thinking.You may be trying to forget the hours of scraping, steaming andhard work it took to get rid of that horrible flowered wallpaper youabsolutely hated. Or maybe, that time you vowed to never wallpaper again. Trust me, wallpaper is no longer the way you mayremember it to be. Nor is it that hard to do if you've yet to try it.

Like many products in the design industry, wallpaper too has become more user friendly.We now carry a line of wallpaper called Sure Strip that can be applied with no prep workand is super easy to remove. Hopefully that alone will ease your mind about wallpaper?

The use for wallpaper has changed drastically. Wallpaper today is used for more of anaccent wall or piece rather than a full room. Which creates easy projects that make stylishstatements in no time at all. That being said, the patterns are endless. You can choosefrom something traditional and classic, or bold and graphic. Whatever suits your style anddesign.

Do you like the look of rustic brick or wood? With wallpaper you can create the same looksand add the same texture to your walls and other surfaces. Wallpaper is an easieralternative that creates less mess and can save you a lot of work in doing your project, aswell as, in the long run. Unlike real wood or bricks, wallpaper is easy to remove and won'tleave your walls damaged when you decided it is time for a change. Patterns such asthese are also available in a “stick on, peel off” type of paper suitable for apartments ormore temporary places.

Popular geometric patterns and bold prints are also available and look great in morecontemporary spaces. There are so many styles to pick from and now nothing to fear! Withthis information I hope your mind has been changed about wallpaper. I would be glad tosee you stop in to The Paint Studio where I can share some design ideas with you and youcan see for yourself. As always we are here to help!

While many families areconsidering area schools fortheir children, an increasingnumber of families are optingto homeschool their children.Since its rebirth in the 1970s,homeschooling has rapidlygrown. Currently, more than2.3 million students are in-volved in K−12 home educa-tion. More than 2,000homeschool groups across the

country are participating in Na-tional School Choice Week2017 this week, highlightingan educational option that hasbeen effective for their chil-dren and families.

Why is homeschooling be-coming so popular? Many par-ents say they like being able tocustomize their children’s ed-ucation in pace and curriculumand achieve more academi-

cally. The freedom and flexibility

that homeschool students ex-perience allow them toprogress academically at theirown pace, taking 6th grademath and 5th grade reading inthe same year, for example, orworking through part of thesummer to catch up or moveahead.

Homeschooling is legal in all

50 states, and the advantagesspeak for themselves. On stan-dardized tests, homeschool stu-dents typically score inpercentiles 15 to 30 pointsabove their peers in publicschool, and they routinelyscore higher than average oncollege admissions tests likethe ACT and SAT.

“All parents want to providethe best education for their

children, and for many fami-lies, that means homeschool-ing,” said AndrewCampanella, president of Na-tional School Choice Week.“The time management and ac-ademic initiative that manyhomeschoolers develop setthem up very well for furthereducation and a career.”

Homeschool students partic-ipate in a variety of social ac-tivities, with their homeschoolgroups, churches, scouts, 4-H,sports teams, and art or music

programs.While homeschooling may

seem like a daunting projectfor families just beginning toexplore their options, it doesn’thave to be. More experiencedhomeschool parents and home-school group leaders are usu-ally eager to help new parentsfind the resources they need.For more information aboutNational School Choice Weekevents in the area, includinghomeschool events, visitwww.schoolchoiceweek.com.

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Getting to the heart of sudden cardiac arrestEven a fit and healthy pro-

fessional athlete can sufferfrom sudden cardiac arrest—but a look at Olympic skaterPaul Wylie’s story may helpto shed some light on whatyou need to know about the

latest advancements in im-plantable heart devices thatprotect against sudden car-diac arrest and treat other ir-regular heart rhythms.

In 1992, Wylie won the sil-ver medal in men’s figure

skating at the WinterOlympic Games. After theOlympics, he joined the pro-fessional skating ranks, win-ning the 1992 U.S. OpenProfessional Championshipand the 1993 World Profes-

sional Figure Skating Cham-pionships; he then touredwith Stars on Ice for six yearsefore retiring.

Today, at 52, Wylie re-mains an avid skater, skierand runner, and continuescoaching and performing. Butin April 2015, he collapsedsuddenly while running withfriends. Luckily, one of hisworkout partners started CPRimmediately.

Upon arrival, paramedicswere able to resuscitate him.He was then put into a med-ically induced coma for sev-eral days. Wylie was shockedwhen he woke and learnedthat he had suffered suddencardiac arrest, an abrupt lossof heart function that can re-sult in death if not treatedwithin minutes. In fact, ap-proximately 95 percent ofsudden cardiac arrest casesare fatal, claiming more than450,000 lives annually in theU.S.

“Once I was conscious, ittook days to get my head

around the fact that I was soclose to death—in fact, that Ihad died—and just how for-tunate I felt to have had thecircumstances be what theywere,” said Wylie.

After surviving sudden car-diac arrest, Wylie knew hehad to look at ways to avoidanother episode in the future.After researching options, hechose a device called an im-plantable cardioverter defib-rillator (ICD), whichcontinuously monitors hisheart. If a dangerous and po-tentially life-threatening heartrate is detected, the ICDsends a lifesaving electricalsignal to correct it.

Wylie is now feeling greatand recovering nicely. He isskating and coaching regu-larly, while hitting the gymand running again. However,he is not able to get an MRI(magnetic resonance imag-ing) scan. Due to the potentialharmful interactions betweenthe magnet field and his im-planted heart device, he is not

able to have this important di-agnostic scan that helps to di-agnose various conditionsincluding stroke, cancer,Alzheimer’s disease, andmuscle, bone and joint pain.

“I worry because I am soactive and have had MRIs inthe past, so I know this couldbecome an issue in the fu-ture,” said Wylie. “I think it’simportant that people know toask their doctor about heartdevices that are MR-condi-tional, meaning they canallow for MRI screening.”

When he is ready for hisnext device, Wylie won’thave to decide between thelifesaving protection he getsfrom his ICD and the optionto have an MRI scan. TheU.S. FDA recently approvedan entire suite of implantablecardiac devices by Medtronicthat allow for MRI scans inboth 1.5 or 3 Tesla machines.These devices include pace-makers, ICDs, insertable car-diac monitors and cardiacresynchronization therapy de-fibrillators.

While February is HeartMonth, any time is a goodtime to learn more aboutnewly available implantablecardiac devices. If you or aloved one is evaluating a rec-ommendation from a doctorto receive an implantableheart device, consider askingif it has been approved for usein MRI scans.

To learn more, visitwww.medtronic.com/mri-heartdevices.

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ACCOUNTANTS A-1 TYPING & RESUMÉ SERVICE A ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE 2213 Velp Av ............................................ 434-9860 ACT FINANCIAL, LLC 2929 Poels Rd .......................................... 619-2084 HAWKINS ASH, CPA 2360 Duck Creek Pkwy ............................ 336-9850 KERBER, ROSE & ASSOCIATES 2200 Woodale Av ..................................... 434-7310 KOEHNE TAX SOLUTIONS, LLC 3600 Velp Av Ste 4C ............................... 393-4713 WIPFLI 469 Security Blvd ..................................... 662-0016

CHURCHES LIVING FAITH SDA CHURCH 986 Lakeview Dr ..................................................... MEADOWBROOK CHURCH—UPCI 701 Hillcrest Hgts ..................................... 434-1800 MT OLIVE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 2460 Mt Olive Dr ...................................... 434-2822 ST JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH & SCHOOL 2597 Glendale Av .................................... 434-2145 ST PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 2809 Flintville Rd ..................................... 434-2247

SUAMICO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 3266 Lakeview Dr .................................... 434-1168

BEAUTY SALONS & SERVICES INDEPENDENT BEAUTY CONSULTANT 3471 Sandgate Castle Dr ......................... 288-1407

ADULT SPECIAL NEEDS CONSULTANTS

IMPROVED LIVING SERVICES, LLC 999 N Military Av ...................................... 430-7392

ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES NEW PERSPECTIVE SENIOR LIVING 2790 Elm Tree Hill .................................... 217-7420 TENDER HEARTS ASSISTED LIVING 300 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 366-8500

AUDIO VIDEO PRODUCTION, EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

ATLAS PRO AV, LLC 1235 S Kimps Ct Ste 27 ........................... 471-9072 NORTHERN SOUND & VIDEO 2253 Woodale Av ..................................... 496-3702

ATTORNEYS LAW OFFICES OF CHRISTINA J. KABARA, LLC 2149 Velp Av Ste 507 .............................. 434-0777 LEWIS & VAN SICKLE, LLC 2149 Velp Av Ste 206 .............................. 434-9977

AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS / SERVICE AHLBORG TIRE & AUTO, INC 11936 Velp Av .......................................... 661-0973 DETAIL XPERTS OF NORTHEAST WI 1235 S Kimps Ct ...................................... 341-5020 HOLSCHUH COLLISION CENTER, INC 3700 Velp Av ............................................ 434-9393 HURON AUTOMOTIVE 2173 Velp Av ............................................ 434-8000 MC CLURE’S SERVICE, INC 1245 Cornell Rd ....................................... 434-2855 PHASE III 1810 Velp Av ............................................ 494-1511 V.I.P. LUBE & SERVICE 2451 Velp Av ............................... 434-LUBE (5823)

BAKERS BREAD BANK 1760 Riverside Dr ..................................... 455-0173 BREADSMITH 345 Cardinal Ln Ste 1 .............................. 434-1811

BANKS & CREDIT UNIONS ASSOCIATED BANK 369 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 433-3000 BANK MUTUAL 2603 Glendale Av ..................................... 434-3469

BMO HARRIS BANK 945 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 434-8090 CAPITAL CREDIT UNION 406 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 494-2828 2316 Lineville Rd ...................................... 494-2828 FOX COMMUNITIES CREDIT UNION 2525 Lineville Rd ...................................... 490-2900

JOHNSON BANK 455 Riverdale Drive .................................. 662-5318 MARINE CREDIT UNION 1779 School Ln ........................................ 661-9027 NICOLET NATIONAL BANK 2380 Dousman Ste 100 ............................ 496-8802 2502 Lineville Rd ...................................... 434-1000 NORTH SHORE BANK 1838 Cardinal Ln ...................................... 662-9640

BICYCLES JB CYCLE & SPORT 2500 Glendale Av ..................................... 434-8338

BLINDS, DRAPERIES & WINDOW TREATMENTS

GREY DOG TEXTILE COMPANY 1733 Riverside Dr ..................................... 544-9286

CHIROPRACTORS HOWARD CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, SC 721 Cardinal Ln Ste 100 ........................... 434-2221 THE WELLNESS WAY 2638 Tulip Ln ........................................... 429-2844

BUSES—CHARTERS & RENTALS LAMERS BUS LINES, INC 1934 Cardinal Ln ...................................... 434-5100

BOWLING VILLAGE LANES 3798 Velp Av ............................................ 434-1203

CABINETS BECKS QUALITY CABINETS, INC 1903 Pride Ter ......................................... 434-4290 OAK FRONT CUSTOM CABINETRY, INC 1570 Cornell Rd ....................................... 434-3335

CELLULAR PHONE EQUIPMENT CELLULAR SYSTEMS, INC 11880 Velp Av Ste A ............................... 434-3377

CATERING & BANQUET SERVICES THE MARQ AT LINEVILLE 2310 Lineville Rd ...................................... 532-4811

CHURCHES BAHA’I FAITH SUAMICO 2855 Scotch Pine Tr ................................ 661-9358 CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH 1700 Cardinal Ln ..................................... 434-6010 GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 2736 Glendale Av .................................... 434-2148 GREEN BAY COMMUNITY CHURCH 600 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 434-9225

AUTISM SERVICES CENTERPIECE, LLC 986 Lakeview Dr ...................................... 544-4970

COFFEE SHOPS LA JAVA A ROASTING HOUSE 431 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 662-0500 2300 Lineville Rd ...................................... 544-8230

CONSTRUCTION BARTON DESIGNS PO Box 125 .............................................. 434-4848 JOHN R SCHMIT CUSTOM HOMES, INC 4803 Pine Ln ............................................ 660-6391

CONSIGNMENT SERVICES FRAYED NOT, LLC 2660 N Packerland Dr ............................. 405-0533 HOME AGAIN OF GREEN BAY, LLC 2530 Lineville Rd Ste B ........................... 662-0665

COUNSELING SERVICES CCM COUNSELING & WELLNESS 2150 Memorial Dr Ste 213 ....................... 498-3383

COUNTER TOPS CUSTOM LAMINATING SPECIALISTS 2170 Speaker Ct ....................................... 434-4266

DANCE INSTRUCTION NEW FUSION DANCE & PERFORMING ARTS 11884 Velp Av ........................................... 497-6820

DAY CARE-CHILD BIG APPLE PRESCHOOL AND DAYCARE CENTER 2645 Tulip Ln ............................................ 434-9470 STARTING POINT DAY CARE, INC 1750 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 434-8002 THE SHEPHERD’S KIDS 986 Lakeview Dr ....................................... 434-4899

DENTISTS THE CENTER FOR DENTAL EXCELLENCE, DR. DAVID J. BRUSKY 410 Security Blvd ...................................... 662-1440 FIRST IMPRESSION DENTAL, LLC, DR. TIM MEYER 2360A Dousman St Ste 1 ......................... 497-8500 FIRST IMPRESSIONS PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY AND ORTHODONICS 2300 Lineville Rd ................................ 844-343-5437 HOWARD DENTAL CENTER—BRIAN WACKWITZ, DDS 2140 Velp Av Ste 201 .............................. 434-4165 KIRK FISHBAUGH, DDS, LLC 2625 Tulip Ln ............................................ 434-1515 MIDWEST DENTAL 2352 Lineville Rd Ste 112 ........................ 471-4988 MONTOURE / HANSON / TESKE ORTHODONTICS 1756 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 884-2808 DR. JOHN QUINLAN DDS 2550 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-3900 SIERRA DENTAL, LLC—DR. MARTIN WILLIAMS 2726 Riverview Dr ..................................... 662-1600 MARCUS VANDER LEEST DDS 2913 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-3950

DRY CLEANING & LAUNDRY LINDEMAN’S CLEANING 705 Cardinal Ln ......................................... 435-5645

DIGITAL MEDIA SERVICES FOREVER DIGITAL MEDIA SERVICES 2530 Lineville Rd ....................................... 544-9659

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS NICKEL ELECTRIC, INC 1479 Gruber Rd ........................................ 498-1354 STIEGLER ELECTRIC 1265 Russet Ct ......................................... 494-0224

ELEVATORS—SALES & SERVICE A-1 ELEVATOR SALES & SERVICE CORP 2213 Velp Av ............................................. 434-9088

EXCAVATING & TRUCKING AG EXCAVATING, INC 1870 Pride Ter .......................................... 434-1885 RED’S EXCAVATING, INC 2245 Pamperin Rd .................................... 434-2570

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BODE COURSE 2500 Velp Av Ste 108 .............................. 355-1038 FITNESS SOLUTIONS 3238 White Pine Rd .................................. 434-2067 GREEN BAY YMCA 601 Cardinal Ln ......................................... 436-9570 TITLETOWN CROSSFIT 1465 Cornell Rd ........................................ 750-4420

FIREWORKS DECKER’S UNCLE SAM FIREWORKS 1690 E Deerfield Av .................................. 662-1103

FABRIC SHOPS QUILTING DIVAS SEWING BOUTIQUE, LLC 445 Cardinal Ln Ste 108............................ 434-9980

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT PROFESSIONALS 1884 Memorial Dr ...................................... 471-8303

FOODS FESTIVAL FOODS 2348 Lineville Rd ....................................... 965-0042 OLSEN’S PIGGLY WIGGLY 2465 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-0921 SEAWAY FOODS 2223 Velp Av ............................................. 434-1636 THE OILERIE 2300 Lineville Rd Ste 106 ......................... 857-2331

FOOTBALL CLUBS DUCK WARNER POP FOOTBALL PO Box 208............................................... 497-8075

FUNERAL HOME PFOTENHAUER FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION 1145 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 434-2060

GAS & CONVENIENCE MARTS EXPRESS PANTRY-BP 2522 Glendale Av ...................................... 321-0180

GRAPHIC DESIGNERS DC GRAFX PO Box 12797 ........................................... 655-8278

VILLAGE OF HOWARD 2456 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-4640 VILLAGE OF SUAMICO 12781 Velp Av ........................................... 434-2212

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GREENHOUSES BONNIE’S MAYFLOWERS 4040 Velp Av ............................................. 434-6799

GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTION SAGA-SKI AND GYMNASTICS 13698 Velp Av ........................................... 662-0111

HAIR STYLISTS DONNA’S HAIR GALLERY 2480 Velp Av ............................................. 434-8810 MEN’S HAIR HOUSE 430 Cardinal Ln ......................................... 857-2103 SAVOYE HAIR STUDIO 2530 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-4247 THE ART OF HAIR 2733 N Packerland Dr ............................... 494-4247 THE BARBERSHOP A HAIR SALON FOR MEN 2352 Lineville Rd ....................................... 544-9666

HARDWARE KIMPS ACE HARDWARE 2548 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-1079

HEALTH A BETTER YOU, LLC 1232 Hillcrest Hgts .................................... 737-3555 BADGER CRYOTHERAPY, INC 2436 Glendale Av ...................................... 634-2900 DOWN TO EARTH NUTRITION & MASSAGE 2331 Velp Av ............................................. 434-2073 SPARK NUTRITION CENTER 2436 Glendale Av Ste 103 ......................... 434-7300

GLASS COATING & TINTING MR. WILSON TINTING 1232 Hillcrest Hgts .................................... 680-4567

IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IRRIGATION DOCTORS 2767 Ethelyn Cir ........................................ 241-9131

LAWN MAINTENENCE CUSTOM LAWN CARE 1057 Roland Ln #3 .................................... 405-6767

LANDSCAPE & NURSERY SALES SCENICVIEW LANDSCAPES & GARDEN CENTER 2320 Elmwood Rd ..................................... 434-7535

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ADVANCED HEARING SOLUTIONS 2331 Velp Av Ste G .................................. 434-6777

HEATING CONTRACTORS PAT & JERRY BLINDAUER HEATING & AIR CONDI-TIONING, LLC. 2223 Woodale Av ...................................... 434-2201

HISTORICAL ORGANIZATIONS HOWARD SUAMICO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 605 Maywood Av ....................................... 434-0533

HOTELS AMERICINN OF GREEN BAY WEST 2032 Velp Av ............................................. 434-9790 COMFORT SUITES HOTEL 1951 Bond St ............................................. 499-7449

HUMAN RESOURCE CONSULTANTS HUMAN RESOURCE CONSULTING, LLC 2149 Velp Av ............................................. 393-4926

INSURANCE ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY - TIM VANDEN HEUVEL AGENCY 1900 Velp Av ............................................. 494-7999

AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE - DALE ANTOINE 2514 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-6849

AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE - TERENCE THAYSE AGENCY 1575 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-9100 ERIE INSURANCE, THE SKOGG AGENCY, LLC 487 Riverwood Ln ..................................... 569-0835 GORDON H. LENZ & ASSOCIATES, INC 2225 Velp Av ............................................. 434-1609 STATE FARM INSURANCE - MARK MINZLAFF 1750 Velp Av Ste 2 .................................. 429-0044 STATE FARM INSURANCE - MARY KAY ORR 2475 Lineville Rd Ste A ............................ 434-4504 ZIMA-VAN DEN ELZEN AGENCY - FARMERS INSUR-ANCE 721 Cardinal Ln Ste 104 ............................ 494-0777

INVESTMENTS ADVISORS MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC 2199 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-2192 CHAMBERS FINANCIAL GROUP 2010 Velp Av ............................................. 661-9000 EDWARD JONES-ILYA DAYTER 933 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 434-7740 EDWARD JONES-GREGG HANSEN 933 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 434-7740 EDWARD JONES-JONATHAN SCHWEIGER 1718 School Ln Ste B ................................ 434-0602 KOPP FINANCIAL ......................................... 445-8841 RAYMOND JAMES-DANIEL J HOLL 2945 Shawano Av ..................................... 321-0321 SII INVESTMENTS .................................................................. 362-0943 VOYA FINANCIAL ADVISORS, INC 3600 Velp Av Ste 4C ................................. 393-4713

INTERIOR DESIGNERS DESIGN A LA MODE, INC 1749 Riverside Dr ...................................... 662-9908

HUMANE SOCIETIES SAFE HAVEN HUMANE SOCIETY AND OUTREACH CENTER 3600 Velp Av Ste 3 .................................... 412-8732

LIGHTING U.S. LAMP, INC 3600 Velp Av Ste 1 ................................... 434-3636

MANUFACTURING FACILITIES OMNOVA SOLUTIONS, INC 1701 Cornell Rd ........................................ 434-4300 SMT MACHINE & TOOL, INC 1325 Cornell Rd ........................................ 434-3272

MARTIAL ARTS KIM’S TAE KWON DO CENTER 315 Whispering Creek Ct .......................... 434-2326 WHITNEY’S KARATE AMERICA 2270 Salscheider Ct .................................. 621-1970

MEATS MAPLEWOOD MEATS 4663 Milltown Rd ....................................... 865-7901

OFFICE EQUIPMENT INDOFF BUSINESS PRODUCTS 3767 Spring Green Rd ............................... 865-4354 WISCONSIN DOCUMENT IMAGING 1850 Velp Av ............................................. 593-1800

MOTORCYCLE DEALERS / SERVICE VANDERVEST HARLEY-DAVIDSON OF GREEN BAY 1966 Velp Av ............................................. 498-8822

MOVERS DAN’S MOVING VAN, LLC 2230 Skyline Pines Dr ............................... 819-4021

MEDIA CONSULTANTS TIME WARNER MEDIA SALES .................................................................. 364-9825

HOWARD-SUAMICO EDUCATION FOUNDATION 2700 Lineville Rd ....................................... 662-7819 HOWARD-SUAMICO LIONS CLUB 1369 Portside Ln ........................................ 434-3211 HOWARD-SUAMICO OPTIMIST CLUB P.O. Box 434 ............................................. 434-7887 PACKERLAND ROTARY CLUB OF HOWARD 300 Packerland Dr .................................................... UNITED HURRICANES SOCCER ASSOCIATION PO Box 13462 ..........................................................

ORGANIZATIONS

OPTOMETRISTS TOWER CLOCK EYE CENTER 2149 Velp Av ............................................. 434-3767

ORGANIZERS LIFE MADE SIMPLE ....................................... 609-0990

PET GROOMING TIP TOP GROOMING SHOP 3600 Velp Av Ste 2 ................................... 662-9900

PHOTOGRAPHERS HARLE PHOTOGRAPHY .............................. 412-3456 ENVISIONS STUDIO BY KAREN, LLC 1507 Sunset Beach Rd ............................. 373-4016

LINEVILLE HEALTH MART 2673 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-1444

PHARMACIES

PET SERVICES MIT LIEBE GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG RESCUE PO Box 376 ............................................... 639-4274

PHYSICIAN SERVICES BELLIN HEALTH FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER-HOWARD 2714 Riverview Dr ..................................... 430-4760

PLUMBING CONTRACTORS RON KUHN PLUMBING, LLC 2731 Brookview Dr .................................... 434-1275

PRINTING NVR PRINTING 2204 Northwood Rd .................................. 488-9557 ROYAL CREST PRINTING PLUS, LLC 3800 Velp Av ............................................. 434-5900

CUSTOM CUES & QUALITY BILLIARDS 4140 Velp Av ............................................. 434-7755

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REAL ESTATE GOJIMMER REAL ESTATE 2282 Southern Cross Rd .......................... 660-1846 KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY 487 Riverwood Ln .................................... 632-7702 SYMES REALTY, LLC 1721 School Ln ........................................ 471-8033

RENDERING COMPANIES SANIMAX 2099 Shawano Av .................................... 494-5233

RENTALS-REAL ESTATE WALDO INC 2568 Longtail Beach Ln ............................ 499-1398

RESTAURANTS /BARS A&W RESTAURANT 2002 Velp Av ........................................... 661-9140 ALAMO PIZZERIA 2450 Velp Av Ste 103 .............................. 770-4258 ANDUZZI’S OF HOWARD 2555 Lineville Rd ..................................... 544-8268 FAJITA REPUBLIC 2314 Lineville Rd ..................................... 544-9345

LAWN MAINTENENCE LAMBERT YARD & HOME IMPROVEMENTS 1894 Pinecrest Rd ..................................... 676-7771 LAWNMASTER, INC 1631 Brookfield Av Unit G7 ...................... 434-8873 NEW LANDSCAPE & LAWN CARE 1699 Golden Arrow Rd .............................. 593-2804 PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT 2205 Pamperin Rd .................................... 662-0490

FARR’S GROVE 2443 Shawano Av .................................... 494-9956 GILLIGAN’S BAR & GRILL 1845 Velp Av ............................................ 544-5922 JOSEPHINE’S PIZZA & PASTARIA 2560 Glendale Av ..................................... 434-6100 LEGENDS BREWHOUSE & EATERY 2840 Shawano Av .................................... 662-1111 MUSTARD SEED CAFE 2314 Lineville Rd ...................................... 455-0887 RIVERS BEND 792 Riverview Dr ...................................... 544-9860 ROCK GARDEN SUPPER CLUB 1951 Bond St ........................................... 497-4701 SAM & LOUIE’S 445 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 884-9277 SHOOTS BAR & GRILL 3375 Side St ............................................. 434-6480 SUBWAY 1575 Lineville Rd ...................................... 662-1237 2331 Velp Av ............................................ 434-1855 13382 Velp Av .......................................... 434-5490 THE BOTTLE ROOM 2300 Lineville Rd .......................... 661-WINE(9463) TIMSAN’S JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE LINEVILLE 1773B Cardinal Ln .................................... 393-4887 TOWNLINE PUB & GRILL 2544 Lineville Rd ...................................... 434-7943 VILLAGE GREEN GOLF COURSE & RESTAURANT 302 Riverdale Dr ...................................... 434-3939

WATERING HOLE SALOON 2107 Velp Av ............................................ 434-0805 WOUTERS FRONT 3171 School Ln ........................................ 434-1039 ZESTY’S FROZEN CUSTARD 2639 Lineville Rd ...................................... 857-9067

RESTAURANTS /BARS

RESTORATION SERVICES SERVPRO 2225 Pamperin Rd ..................................... 434-8224

RESTAURANT SUPPLIES PACKERLAND CASH & CARRY 2733 N Packerland Dr Ste 13T ................. 499-2720

RETAIL DON FATHER GAMES 2530 Lineville Rd Ste 2 ............................ 489-2278 HEY, DAISY! 345 Cardinal Ln Ste 3 .............................. 662-0801 POSIE PATCH RETREAT 2840 School Ln ........................................ 857-4025 THORNBERRY COTTAGE 345 Cardinal Ln ......................................... 434-1542 TIME FOR DÉCOR 2304 Lineville Rd ....................................... 264-4979

TANNING NATURAL BODY BY ANN 2532 Northern Harrier Pass ...................... 621-0792

SCHOOLS HOWARD-SUAMICO SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICE 2706 Lineville Rd ...................................... 662-7878

ROOFING CONTRACTORS AMERICAN METAL ROOFS OF NORTHERN WIS-CONSIN 3125 Birch Rd Ste B1 ............................. 434-4200

RETAIL DESIGNERS PERSPECTIVE DESIGN SERVICES, INC 1186 Melody Dr ......................................... 737-8905

TUTORS THE TRAVELING TUTORS, LLC PO Box 306 .............................................. 639-0013

TAX RETURN PREPARATION PS IT’S TAX TIME ......................................... 434-5211

TRAVEL INTERACT TRAVEL 2207 Velp Av ........................................... 434-2100

TOWING-AUTOMOTIVE KOZLOSKI TOWING INC. & REPAIR 531 Maywood Av ...................................... 434-0786

TRUCKING COMPANIES KLEMM TANK LINES 2204 Pamperin Rd ................................... 434-6343

TREE SERVICE ANDERSON TREE SERVICE 1360 Bronco Ln ....................................... 865-8733

WEBSITE DESIGN & SERVICES FIRE PIXEL 2325 Pamperin Rd Ste 2 .......................... 366-7334 PACKERLAND WEBSITES 3600 Velp Av Ste 4A ................................ 826-5901

VETERINARIANS ANIMAL CLINIC OF SUAMICO, LLC 14605 Velp Av ......................................... 662-1323 ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF HOWARD 635 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 434-1010

WATER WELL DRILLING & SERVICE LEO VAN DE YACHT WELL DRILLING CO., INC 1267 Lakeview Dr .................................... 434-2969 WESLOW WATER SYSTEMS, INC 1710 Flowing Wells Ct ............................. 434-1903

WAREHOUSES - MERCHANDISE B&D WAREHOUSE, INC. 2148 Shawano Av .................................... 499-3105

SPAS—BEAUTY, DAY & HEALTH LIFESPA WELLNESS CENTER 345 Cardinal Ln Ste 6 .............................. 434-2204

SURVEYORS SOLETSKI SURVEYING 1631 Brookfield Av Unit A-1 .................... 965-0040

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