Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
The Community
BulletinPO Box 12797Green Bay, WI 54307-2797
PRSRT STDECRWSS
US POSTAGE PAIDGREEN BAY, WIPERMIT NO. 509
POSTAL CUSTOMER
FREEJune 4, 2018
Circulation 17,080
A Publication of the Howard Suamico Business and Professional Association � www.communitybulletin.org
BulletinThe Community
Jonathan Schweiger,AAMS®
Jonathan Schweiger,AAMS®Financial Advisor
1718 School Ln Ste BSuamico, WI 54173920-434-0602
www.edwardjones.comMember SIPC
How much willyou need toretire? Let’s talk.
H-S Optimist Clubto host GoldenAgers Luncheon
The Howard-Suamico Opti-mist Club is hosting its an-nual Golden Agers Luncheonon Wednesday, June 13th.
Senior citizens are welcometo join the Optimists onWednesday, June 13th at theRock Garden/Comfort SuitesBanquet Center located at1951 Bond Street in Howard.The doors will open for the
annual luncheon at 11:30 a.mwith the luncheon to follow at12:00 noon.
The Optimists are ready toserve you a great lunch andshow you a great time withbingo and prizes for all. Do-nations are accepted but notnecessary. For additional in-formation, contact Steve Ker-sten at (920) 499-2283.
Home Again celebrates10 year anniversaryHome Again’s Open House is June 15th-17th
Home Again of Green Bay,located at 2530 LinevilleRoad in Suamico, celebrates10 years in business and an-nounces new owners.
This month marks 10 yearsin business for the local finefurnishing and décor consign-ment store. Julie Block,founder of the company, an-nounced her retirement andtransitioned the ownership ofthe store to Suzette Hackl andSaundra Laskowski, who aretwin sisters, effective April 1,2018. The two sisters are res-idents of Howard-Suamicowith retail and business own-ership experience.
Suzette’s daughter, CarleeHackl is managing the dailyoperations of the store alongwith the three existing staffmembers. The store contin-ues to consign fine furnishingbut also features many otherlocal artisans of custom madeproducts like; soaps, silkarrangements, candles, pil-lows, jewelry, bird houses,paintings, and other artpieces. You can find some ofCarlee’s own art and photog-raphy work in the store.
Along with new productsthe store has had an entirenew makeover and redesign.Store hours are extended onTuesday and Thursday until8:00 p.m. and they are nowopen on Sundays from 10:00a.m. to 2:00 p.m. HomeAgain is also open from10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. onMonday, Wednesday, andFriday and on Saturday from10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The same great service andconsignment arrangementswill continue under the newownership.
There are five unique bene-fits of shopping consignmentthat one may not experienceby shopping in retail stores oronline;
• Prices – Consignmentbuying can save you big
Home Again’s new logo, honoring their 10 years in business, is proudly displayed asthe backdrop to their newly designed checkout counters and chandeliers.
Howard addsentertainmentand activities tothis year’sfireworks show
The fifth annual HowardCommunity Fireworks Showon Friday, June 29 will lightup more than just the sky thisyear. Activities for all agesare planned at two locationsin the hours leading up to theprofessional display hostedby Spielbauer FireworksCompany.
Popular local band BigMouth and the Power ToolHorns will rock the audiencefrom 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. in theVillage Center, located atHoward Commons and ElmTree Hill. Food and beveragetrucks also will be on handfor the concert.
Family friendly activitiesand games will be availablefrom 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. atMeadowbrook Park. Food,refreshments, and an icecream truck also will be onsite.
Howard decided to host anIndependence Day fireworksdisplay in 2014 due to agrowing number of requestsfrom residents wishing tohave a family friendly eventin their own community. Thecelebration has become anannual event and has growneach year.
“Our vision for the HowardFireworks Show five yearsago was to have an event thatwould be fun and appropriatefor residents and visitors ofall ages,” said Village Ad-ministrator Paul Evert.“We’re proud to now offeractivities and entertainmentbefore the show and to beable to use the new VillageCenter to help separate thecrowd a little bit to maintainthe family friendly environ-ment at MeadowbrookPark.”
See HOME AGAIN, page 3
From the Howard Suamico School Distrct Board
Student representative to the Boardsubmitted by RachelCeaglske, Student Represen-tative to the HSSD Board
Communication is an inte-gral part of the functioning ofany group. The Howard-Suamico School Board is noexception. Dialogue withinthe Board must be profes-sional and smooth, thus Pol-icy Governance wasimplemented. The staff andadministration needed to beon the same page as theBoard, so staff is welcomeand encouraged to attendBoard meetings. Communi-cation with the community,who are the stakeholders ofHSSD, is also a key part ofthe Board, so CommunityConversations were hosted atpublic locations. Finally, two-way communication betweenthe student body and theBoard is important becausethe purpose of the Board andthe District is to prepare stu-dents for a changing world.Thus, in 2006, the nonvotingposition of Student Represen-
tative to the Board was cre-ated.
I, Rachel Ceaglske, servedin this position for the dura-tion of the 2017-2018 schoolyear. In this role, I gave thestudents’ perspective aboutdecisions the Board wasmaking. I brought the con-cerns of the student body tothe Board and worked to findsolutions to issues that stu-dents had. I also broughtmessages from the Boardback to the students. Duringmy time on the Board, I real-ized what an integral part Iwas playing in the successfulcommunication of the Board.I was a valued member, andmy thoughts on behalf of thestudent body were consideredseriously.
This experience has beenvery eye opening for me. Ihadn’t realized that the innerworkings of the District wereso complex. It is comfortingthat there is a team of admin-istrators and Board memberswho work tirelessly behindthe scenes to shape HSSD
into the progressive districtthat it is. The role of theBoard, which is to be acces-sible to the community andaccountable for the perform-ance of the schools, is a deli-cate one because it requiresbalancing the needs of thecommunity with the needs ofthe school while focusing onthe development of studentswithin the schools. TheHSSD Board has taken onthis challenge and has suc-ceeded. The Board has beenflexible and ever changing tomeet the needs of those itserves.
The HSSD Board of Edu-cation sets the standard highfor the district, and the ad-ministration, teachers, andstudents have risen to thechallenge. I am grateful to be
a part of a district with a ded-icated Board, forward think-ing administration,passionate teachers, andstrong students.
The Howard-SuamicoSchool District has greatthings in store for the future,and I look forward to seeingwhere the Board of Educa-tion leads the community.
For more information aboutour governance policies orour school district, pleasevisit our website atwww.hssd.k12.wi.us For ad-ditional information regard-ing this article, contactStudent Representative to theBoard, Rachel Ceaglske, [email protected] or School Board mem-ber, Rachelle Paulsen, [email protected].
PO Box 12797 • Green Bay, WI 54307-2797
A PUBLICATION OF THE HOWARD SUAMICO
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
VOLUME XXXV—NUMBER 6
CIRCULATIONThe next publication of The Community Bulletin will be on
July 2, 2018. The Community Bulletin is delivered via USMail within the coverage area. The paper can also be obtainedat La Java, 2300 Lineville Road in Suamico.
NEWSThe Community Bulletin is interested in printing local in-
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 [email protected]. 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.
Advertising in The Community Bulletin is available to allmembers of the Howard Suamico Business and Professional As-sociation. Prices are based on print-ready copy. Print-ready adsto be placed in the June 4, 2018 issue must be received by June25, 2018. Please allow 2 extra days for ads that require typeset-ting and layout. When submitting by e-mail, please include“Community Bulletin Ad” in the subject line.
Ad Size Dimensions Cost (reg) Cost (color)Business Card 3 3/8”w x 2”h $42.00 $54.60Eighth Page 5 1/8”w x 4”h $115.20 $149.76Quarter Page 5 1/8”w x 8”h $175.20 $227.76Half Page 10 3/8” w 8”h $273.60 $355.68Full Page 10 3/8”w x 16”h $499.20 $648.96
Front Page AdsLeaderboard Ad 10 3/8”w x 1 1/2”h $305.00Billboard Ad 6 7/8”w x 2”h $225.00
For more information contact:Bob Strazisharmarketing manager
(920) 655-8278 ore-mail: [email protected]
ADVERTISING
2 The Community Bulletin June 4, 2018
Andrew, Michael & Harold Pfotenhauer
920-468-4870 • 2379 E Mason Street, Green Bay, WI 54302920-434-2060 • 1145 Cardinal Lane, Green Bay, WI 54313
www.pfotenhauerfuneralhome.com
PfotenhauerFuneral Homes & Cremation Services, Inc.
Pre-Plan Today•Make your wishes known•Relieve the emotional and financial burden
from loved ones•Personalize your service to meet your needs
Call today to schedule yourpersonal consultation.
Here’s achecklist forchanging jobs submitted by Ilya Dayter, Ed-ward Jones Financial Advisor
A few generations ago, itwas not uncommon for work-ers to stick with a single jobfor their whole careers. Butfor many of us today, frequentjob changes are a fact of life:The average employee tenureis just over four years, ac-cording to the Bureau ofLabor Statistics. So, assum-ing you’re going to switchjobs a few times, you’ll wantto be prepared.
Here’s a checklist of thingsyou can do to smooth thesetransitions and help your fi-nancial situation:
• Build an emergency fund.Some of your job changesmay be involuntary, soyou’ll want to have a cashcushion handy–just incase. One smart movewould be to build anemergency fund, contain-ing three to six months’worth of living expenses,with the money kept in aliquid, low-risk account.
• Consider your options foryour former employer’s401(k) plan. If you had a401(k) plan with your for-mer employer, you havethree main options: Youcould leave your moneyin the plan, if the em-ployer allows it; youcould move the moneyinto your new employer’splan, if permitted; or youcould roll the funds overto an IRA. You’ll want toweigh the “pros” and“cons” of these choicescarefully before making adecision.
• Choose investments fromyour new retirement plan.If your new employer of-fers a 401(k) or similarplan, you’ll need tochoose the investmentswithin the plan that aremost appropriate for yourgoals, risk tolerance andtime horizon. Contributeas much as you can affordto the plan, and considerincreasing your contribu-tions every time yoursalary goes up.
• Make sure you’ve got
health insurance. Thehealth insurance offeredby your new employermay not begin the minuteyou start your job. Giventhe high costs of medicalcare, you’ll need to makesure you are protecteduntil your coverage kicksin. So, for that interim pe-riod, you may need toconsider the federal healthinsurance marketplace,COBRA continuationcoverage or private med-ical insurance. You mightalso be eligible to be cov-ered under your spouse’shealth insurance. And youmay want to learn whatyour options are for healthsavings accounts (HSAs),if available.
• Review your new benefitspackage–and take steps tofill gaps. Your new bene-fits package may includelife and disability insur-ance, but these grouppolicies may not beenough to fully protectyou and your family. A fi-nancial professional canhelp you quantify yourprotection and insuranceneeds and offer guidanceon how much coverageyou may require.
• Understand your incometax considerations. Get-ting a new job may in-volve income taximplications, such aschanges in your taxbracket, severance pay,unused vacation and un-employment compensa-tion. And if you arethinking of exercisingstock options, be awarethat this, too, can be a tax-able event. Finally, if youhave to move to take anew job, you may incursome relocation and jobhunting expenses thatcould be deductible. Youwill need to discuss allthese issues with your taxprofessional.
Starting a new job can beexciting–and challenging.But you may be able to makeyour life easier by putting theabove suggestions to work.
WILLS & TRUSTS
Peace of Mind For You & Your FamilyLewis & Van Sickle, LLC
2149 Velp Ave., Howard (920) 434-9977741 Hwy 32, Pulaski (920) 822-2777
medical • dental • life • disability • medicare
(920) 434-16092225 Velp Avenue
Green Bay, WI 54303www.gordonlenzinsurance.com
• Laminate• Laminate• SolidSurfacesSurfaces
• Granite• Granite• Quartz• Quartz
Specializing in re-surfacing of solid surface tops
2170 Speaker CourtGreen Bay, WI920.434.4551
Counter Top Selection:Counter Top Selection:
Follow the Howard-Suamico Business& Professional Association on facebook
Visit the Howard Suamico
Business & Professional
Association
on the web @ www.hsbpa.org
Congratulations goes out tothe 2018 Optimist Scholar-ship winners who wereawarded $1,500 each.
Recipients of the scholar-
ships included Bay Port Sen-ior Ta’Leah Van Sistine, whowill be attending the Univer-sity of Wisconsin Eau Claire,and her field of study Jour-
nalism and English and CiaraHarkin, will be attending theUniversity of WisconsinMadison, and her field ofstudy Biochemistry.
The Howard-Suamico Opti-mists are thankful to the com-mittee who took the time toreview and come to a deci-sion from all the applications.The committee includedPaula Pyle, Christina Kabara,Kathy Zasada, Joshua Bush-maker, and Diane Schmidtke.
The Howard Suamico Opti-mist Club was chartered in1973. It has been a major in-fluence in the development ofthe Howard Suamico com-munity.
The Optimists have a posi-tive approach, with an upbeatoutlook, their commitment tocreating a more optimistic fu-ture for our kids is what dif-ferentiates the Optimist Clubfrom any other volunteer op-portunity.
Past programs and fundrais-ers include the Howard-Suamico Christmas Parade,Pancake Breakfast, SpecialOlympics, Brat Fry, Memo-rial Parade, Golden Ager's,The Giving Tree, Reach aChild, Make-A-Wish, andFoundation Golf Outing toname a few. They work di-rectly with local schools toenhance education.
June 4, 2018 The Community Bulletin 3
Advertise inThe Community
Bulletin,see page 2 for
details.
15% Off Regular Priced Item
Bring in this ad Some Exclusions Apply
DREAMS BEGIN AT HOME.Because with the right support, any dream is possible.
And there’s no better insurance than that.Let’s talk today.
Dale Antoine, Agent2514 Glendale Ave Ste B, Green BayBus: (920) 434-6849 [email protected]
American Family Mutual Insurance Company, S.I. and its Operating Companies,American Family Insurance Company, 6000 American Parkway, Madison, WI 53783
013515 – Rev. 5/17 @2017 – 6830707
2140 Velp Ave
Lower
Green Bay, WI 54303
T 920-393-4713 F 866-499-6248
www.jackkoehne.com
Ilya Dayter, AAMS®Financial Advisor.
2149 Velp Ave Suite 300Green Bay, WI 54303920-301-3566www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC
Is your stock portfoliotoo risky? Let's talk.
bucks! Since the items havebeen previously owned, itemswill be priced much lowerthan you would find in stores.Some items are even newwith tags and still for sale atdiscounted prices from theirsuggested retail prices.
• Unique Selection of Items– Home Again has a huge va-riety of products that wouldtypically be found at gift bou-tiques, art galleries, homedécor, craft fairs, and dollarstores. Shopping consign-ment is kind of like a treasurehunt to find that conversation
piece.• Selection refreshes daily –
Inventory is coming into thestore daily. Because of theperpetual changing of prod-ucts there is a new store lay-out every few days to showclients how items can bepaired together to create aspecific design or look.
• Keeps waste out of land-fills – The average Americanthrows away 70 pounds ofclothing and textiles annually.While certain items need tobe thrown away after a lot ofuse, other can be repurposed
or another person can usethem after you.
• Convenience – SupportHome Again as your localconsignment store. This pro-vides Howard-Suamico resi-dents with a cost savingshopping option.
Consigning with HomeAgain is an easy and simpleway to sell furniture andhome décor when moving,downsizing, or decluttering.Just bring Home Again yourgently used items and theywill take care of the rest. Nomore hassles with garage
sales, marketplace or classi-fied ads. Home Again’s hightraffic location will give youritems the exposure to sell.Call (920) 662-0665 to dis-cuss what you’d like to con-sign and set an appointment.
They would like to thanktheir customers for their con-tinued business and support.Home Again’s Open HouseCelebration is Thursday, June15th through Sunday, June17th. All patrons will be eli-gible for a discount couponon one full priced item in thestore, some exclusions apply.
HOME AGAIN / Open House is June 15th-17th . . . .from page 1 SweetSafari forEducationis June 8th
The NEW Zoo & Adven-ture Park, in partnership withthe Howard-Suamico Educa-tion Foundation, is pleased toannounce the third-annualhosting of The Sweet Safarifor Education: A Wild Artis-tic Adventure. This event willbe held on Friday, June 8th,from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. atthe NEW Zoo and AdventurePark located at 4418 Refor-estation Road in Suamico.This event had to be resched-uled from May due to in-clement weather.
The Sweet Safariwill feature freesamples of“ t a s t ytreats”from av a r i e t yof localv e n d o r sa n dr e s t a u -r a n t s .While guestsmake theirw a ythrough thezoo toenjoy thesedelicious samples, they canalso participate in severalother fun activities, includingchildren’s games, live animalencounters, carousel rides,and more.
A special art show, featur-ing over 100 pieces of art-work from Howard-SuamicoSchool District students, willalso be on display for gueststo enjoy.
Advance tickets are avail-able at Festival Foods Green
Bay West and Suamico; at theHoward-Suamico SchoolDistrict Office; and at theNEW Zoo’s Visitor Centerbuilding. Tickets will also besold online at newzoo.org.Tickets are $10 in advanceand $12 at the door. Childrenunder 3 will be free.
All proceeds raised duringthe event will benefit educa-tion programs, both at theNEW Zoo and throughout theHoward-Suamico School
District. Specialthanks to our Tasty
Treat Stationsand event spon-
sors: An-
duzz i ’s ,B M OH a r r i sB a n k ;
B r e a d -smith; Fes-t i v a lF o o d s ;H o w a r dSuamicoBusiness
& Professional Association;Initiative One; Kohl’s; La-Java a Roasting House;Lamers Bus Lines, Inc.;Mackinaw’s Grill & Spirits;Miron Construction; Mon-toure/Hanson/Teske Ortho-dontics; Optimists ofHoward-Suamico; Poppin’Z’s Gourmet Popcorn;RODAC Development &Construction, Woodman’sMarkets; Zesty’s Frozen Cus-tard & Grill.
Chris Nielsen congratulates scholarship recipient Bay Port senior Ciara Harkin. Also on stage, holding hercertificate, is scholarship recipient Ta’Leah Van Sistine. Bay Port Principal Mike Frieder and Howard-SuamicoOptimist Paula Pyle were also present.
Howard-Suamico Optimist Clubaward scholarships
4 The Community Bulletin June 4, 2018
Howard-Suamico Business & Professional Associationawards $1,000 scholarships to two Bay Port seniors
Large enough to fill your financial needs.Small enough to know your name.
Payroll Professionals• Full Service Payroll Support and Reporting• Certified Payroll Staff• Accurate, Timely and Efficient
Shawano | Green Bay | Appleton | Oshkosh | Clintonville Sister Bay | Sturgeon Bay | Wausau | Rhinelander
920.434.7310www.kerberrose.com
920-405-6767992200--440055--66776677
Cindy Schmidt, President of the Howard Suamico Business and ProfessionalAssociation presents a $1,000 HSBPA Scholarship to Bay Port senior Blia-Chia Thor.Her parents are Xay and Khou Thor. Blia-Chia is planning to attend University ofMinnesota-Twin Cities.
Cindy Schmidt, President of the Howard Suamico Business and ProfessionalAssociation presents a $1,000 HSBPA Scholarship to Bay Port senior Isaac JohnKrause. His parents are John & Kathy Krause. He is planning to attend University ofWI-Madison.
August 9th, 10th & 11thSave the Date!!
Join the HSBPAFor membership information,
go to www.hsbpa.org
Follow the Howard-Suamico Business &Professional Association on facebook
June 4, 2018 The Community Bulletin 5
Friday, June 29Sponsored by:
FEATURING: * Big Mouth and the Power Tool Horns 6-9 p.m. in the Village Center* Children's activities 6-9 p.m. at Meadowbrook Park* Food and other fun at both locations!
Local Edward Jones teamparticipates in Advanced Training
Jonathan Schweiger, a fi-nancial advisor with the fi-nancial services firm EdwardJones in Suamico, and StaceyMortvedt, a branch office ad-ministrator, recently attendedan invitation-only trainingopportunity at the firm'sheadquarters in St. Louis.
The three-day AdvancedPractice Management Forumis offered to branch teamsthroughout the country whorank among the top third mostsuccessful in the firm in help-ing clients work toward theirlong-term financial goals.
“The Advanced PracticeManagement Forum gave usan opportunity to share ideas
with other successful teams,visit with home-office expertsto discuss ways to meet moreclients’ needs and view tech-nical demonstrations high-lighting a variety of systemsand tools,” Schweiger said.“Stacey and I also were ableto tailor some of the trainingto focus on areas of our busi-ness that we want to grow.”
Mortvedt adds, “Attendingthis training together willhelp us better serve ourclients. We now share aclearer vision of the bestpractices, tools and resourcesto use in earning new clients,deepening relationships withexisting clients and overall
delivering an ideal client ex- perience.”
Randall S. Johnson, Presi-dent of US Lamp, Inc. locatedin the Village of Howard hasbeen recently selected toserve a 2 year term on the In-dustry Advisory Committeefor the Design Lights Consor-tium (DLC) based in Med-ford, MA.
The DLC is dedicated to ac-celerating the widespreadadoption of high performing,energy efficient commerciallighting solutions throughtechnical requirements, facil-itates through leadership, andprovides tools, resources, andtechnical expertise. Theirevaluation and DLC productapproval is the benchmarkused by utilities throughoutthe U.S. for determininglighting rebate eligibility ofcommercial lighting products.
The Industry AdvisoryCommittee is comprised of17 representatives including:2 lighting design firms, 10 ofthe industry’s large, medium,and smaller lighting fixturemanufacturers, 3 lightingcontrols manufacturers, and 2lighting distributors, repre-senting the U.S.
US Lamp is a wholesalelighting distributor that spe-cializes in the design and im-
plementation of high per-formance lighting and con-trols solutions forcommercial/industrial cus-tomers. Mr. Johnson has 35years of lighting experience,is a State of Wisconsin Li-censed Designer of Engineer-ing Systems, is an LC(Lighting Certified) and,since 2002, teaches lightingtechnology classes for Focuson Energy, Seventhwave,Technical Colleges, and vari-ous utilities and energy or-ganizations in WI, IL, MI,MN, CO, FL, and Washing-ton D.C.
For more informationplease contact US Lamp at(920) 434-3636 or visit theirwebsite at www.uslamp.com.
6 The Community Bulletin June 4, 2018
Community Health
Visit our website at www.hccgb.com for more information
Howard Chiropractic Clinic, S.C.“Get active�stay healthy�be happy”
721 Cardinal Lane, Green Bay, WI 54313 (920) 434-2221
DR. ALAINA SPERBERDR. JENNIFERVOLLRATH-GROSAM
DR. DENNIS J. KING MELANIE STYCZYNSKI DR. RICHARDKINGSBURY
Running Injuries
Running injuries are the most common of all sports injuries. They often occur slowly over a long period of time due
to repetitive injury and may begin as mild soreness or stiffness that does not respond to stretching and icing.
Common running injuries include:
• Acute trauma (trip, fall or collision injury) • Shin splints
• Low back pain • Ankle/heel pain (Achilles tendonitis)
• Hip pain (IT Band syndrome) • Foot pain (Plantar fasciitis)
• Knee pain (Patellar tendonitis)
The best ways to prevent most running injuries include wearing proper footwear and staying hydrated. Make sure to
warm-up and stretch appropriately before running while stretching and ice application is most beneficial after
running. If these prevention strategies fail some common management strategies include:
• Gait analysis • Excercise Instruction and Functional Rehab • Cold Laser Therapy
• Active Release Technique (ART) • Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) • Infrared Laser Therapy
• Graston® Technique • Functional Movement Screen (FMS) • Ultrasound Therapy
If you or someone you know are struggling with a running injury contact the Howard Chiropractic Clinic, SC
at (920) 434-2221 to schedule an appointment.
Harassing Phone Calls From CreditorsUtility ShutoffsWage Garnishments
BANKRUPTCYWhen your debts get too big to handle . . . Lewis & Van Sickle, LLC is here to help.We are a federally recognized Debt Relief Agency providing relief under
the Bankruptcy Code and other debt options
2149 Velp Ave., Howard (920) 434-9977741 Hwy 32, Pulaski (920) 822-2777
Attorneys
Johnsonappointed to alighting industryadvisorycommittee
Randall S. Johnson,President of US Lamp, Inc.
Farmer’sMarket inSuamicoheldeveryTuesday
Enjoy farm fresh itemsevery Tuesday during June,July and August at Suamico’sFarmers Market. The eventtakes place at 1801 RiversideDrive from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00p.m. For additional informa-tion, contact Michelle at(920) 609-0990.
Sidewalk Sale shopping at the Shoppesat Thornberry June 21st to 23rd
Mark your calendars asJune 21st to 23rd are thedates for the really big JuneSidewalk Sale at theShoppes at Thornberry lo-cated at 345 Cardinal Lane
in Howard. The event isscheduled rain or shine andyou will find a huge arrayof amazing deals andunique treasures at incredi-ble prices.
Doors will open at 10:00a.m.
Goodness for the Homewill have a large tent full oftheir best sellers and locallymade catalog items with
drastic mark downs.Thornberry Cottage will
have lots of treasures in-cluding artificial flowers,prints, discontinued potteryand more.
June 4, 2018 The Community Bulletin 7
Help Dad feel great with CryoTherapy! Here are just a few common conditions improved with CryoTherapy.
721 Cardinal Lane, Suite 200, Green Bay, WI 54313 | (920) 234-5000 | www.bwlcgb.com
BodyWorks & Laser Clinic, LLC
This Father’s Day, Give Dad The Gift Of Health, Healing & Pain Relief
ad feel grelp DH TooTeat with Cryad feel gr
ather’his FTealth, HH
e just a fee arery! HapherT
, Gayy,s Der’’sealing & Pealth, H
onditions imprommon cw ce just a fe
he Gift Of ad Te D, Givain Realing & P
ed with Cryvoonditions impr
he Gift Of eliefain R
yapherTooTed with Cryad feel grelp DH TooTeat with Cryad feel gr
heumatoid ArthritisR
e just a fee arery! HapherT onditions imprommon cw ce just a fe ed with Cryvoonditions impr .yy.apherTooTed with Cry
ainoint PJ
nsomniaI
, Suite 200dinal Lane721 Car
odyB, Wayy,een B, Gr, Suite 200
orks & LaWWodyyW, WI 54313 | (920) 234-5000 | w
orks & Laser Clinic, LLCwwww omc.gbwlc.bww.w00 | w
orks & Laser Clinic, LLC
www.thornberrycottage.com have you liked us on facebook yet?
Summer is humming at....
345 Cardinal Ln • Howard920-434-1542
mon-fri 10-6, sat 10-5, sun 12-4
• Wedding Gifts • Graduation Gifts • Memorial Gifts
GARDEN EVENT!June 1-3
Celebrate Garden with 20% offall flower and garden goods,
free gift with purchase (while supplies last)
and door prizes
JUNE SIDEWALK SALE!!June 21-23 10 am!!
RAIN or SHINE, we will haveamazing treasures!!
We have loads of discontinuedgoods, artificial flowers, one of a
kinds and so much more.
Milkhouse CandlesLimoncello
20% off
June candleof the month
FIDKIDS.COM
BELLEVUE: HOWARD/SUAMICO:
We’ve always accepted Medicaid,
BadgerCare, and most
insurances.
Jennifer Moseley-Stevens, DDS
Mark Shaw, DMD
Thomas Turner, DDS
d tnA
p tetu sot ynemom
adnuoe fvitisoa p
hc saltne ddnoyeb
cepe svas htsitned
e b, wsnoitanigami
y brtsitnec dirtaideP
ht taere ty wae wht tsus j’tahd t
, allr aetf. Asroor duh oguorhp t
yrev. Eyrtsitnes ddrawon toita
indliu b,gintcenno cer’e W.loo
empoleved dlihn cg ininiarl tai
r tu. Osraer fiehy tawh asure b
y f. Belims s’dlihr cuod ynoyey b
.meh
.laicepe srs adil kl, a
ehs tnigeg bnihty
ginya ldn a,tsur tgin
ygolohcysd pnt ane
cirtaidef pm oaer t
s’nerdlihg cnileuy f
IAMUS/DARWWAOH62:EUVLLEEB
E 1
om
IDF
Th
raM
nineJ
T, SDE RLLIVENI4 L032O:CI0 • 9E 4T, SRT DNEMPOLEVE3 D3
0
DS
MOC.SIDKID
D,renru Tsaom
DM, Dwahk S
SD D,snevetS-yeleos Mrfeni
064-443-021 • 90E 1
6474-733-020 • 9
8 The Community Bulletin June 4, 2018
*With your good credit. Other terms and conditions may apply.
www.fidentalgb.com • 2360A Duck Creek Parkway, Suite 1, Green Bay (Near Woodman’s in Howard)
Visit our websitefor details!
Comfortable & Anxiety-Free Dentistry0% Financing • Most Insurances Accepted
SUMMER SPECIAL8 8
Now is the perfect time to start straightening your teeth without the restrictions of metal braces. Whether you have an overbite or a wide gap, Invisalign can treat the most common teeth-straightening issues facing teens. Call our office today and we’ll evaluate your teen’s smile at a no-charge Invisalign consultation.
®
Howard FarmersMarket adds BayCare ClinicConcert Series to lineup
The 2018 Howard Farmersmarket promises to be big-ger, better, and more excitingfor attendees this season.
Thanks to an entertainmentsponsorship from BayCareClinic, weekly concerts fromlocal musicians will takeplace under a big tent at themarket. Performances willrange from individual acts tothe 12-piece band Brass Dif-ferential.
The Howard Farmers Mar-ket will run 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.on Tuesdays from June 12thto September 25th, exceptJuly 3rd and September 4th.The market takes place in theVillage Center, near the in-tersection of Howard Com-mons and Riverwood Lane.The BayCare Clinic ConcertSeries runs 5:00 to7:00 p.m.
Market Coordinator Kim-berly Bergemann said theweekly music gigs are avaluable addition to the mar-ket, which features a varietyof fresh fruits, vegetables,eggs, meat and other foodsfrom local farmers andgrowers; homemade bathand body products; hand de-signed clothing; pet food andpet care products; handmadeart and more. There also area number of prepared foodvendors and food trucks.
“The Howard FarmersMarket is inclusive of alllocal and area businesses,”Bergemann said. “We are ex-
cited to have several return-ing vendors as well as manynew ones.”
The market is still accept-ing vendors of locallygrown, produced, created,and manufactured goods.For more information, con-
tact Kimberly Bergemann [email protected] or check out theHoward Farmers Marketfacebook page or website atwww.villageofhoward.com/384/Howard-Farmers-Mar-ket.
Pictured above is the new logo for the Howard FarmersMarket. This new logo was designed by Bay Portstudent Taz Smith.
CHRONIC BACK PAIN?Read on to learn more about chronic back pain, “Pills,” and the rapid loss
of independance and mobility so many people aged 40 and older are risking.
NIOCHRROg with, onou LiviAre YYo
d mne acnadenepdnf iooferreon mraeo ln td oaRe
K PACBBACCNImeoAbout Soed rrir Wog with, o
d 40 agee aaglpoopey pnnyao my sttyilibod mPin, ““Piak pcac binorht cuobe a
AIIN?AK PPAg withne Sufferinmeo
.ggg.nngkisi rearer dld ond 40 assod lipaape rrahd tthn” as,,llPi
uffu hd yherswnu aod 40+, yege ar’uof yyoI
ueintnh cotid wetraattsure left ffro by tlnoaeer hhty onaen meu soe yvaave? Hndo
hintos ne ierhe tsuaauce, bdn enks oeewdicee mkat, tt io accepe tvaavu hot yyoaht
en teu boe yyovaavhd dn, aaneg, ayy,llymifaammt coahgs thint
s jin iak pacber bvu eoe yvaavH
, Wyy,aayen BerG- , , PTT,adyy,rb BoobBk pacg badiny leB
k ph bd wfy ono aes td yeer
in?...ak pacd bues,idervore prah ctlaen bat caathe tslg ehinrot ffoesr rs, oniotadicrotcur dooy yyold bo,esros? WWoesrrety sllyiadda,bour joh yyoties wmeoshf te ont osutahld toen teer b
, WIMPTOAACS, FFA, O
t,erin expak p
er yon ffoiotadicemendepinin atinam
l bleld wu, cosidenIue $28).la(VVa
leletpmy a cowaayaawond the goA
acer bwnic loohrcu roe ykle lipoep
opd uesaice bvadacs pd inu aoo yt
erk uicqs Thint ksuy mllaeu royet t’enry aeht taatht
:eplma exroF. emo cos tralumffurahm orffre erffre vliAND , cedenen,evitep aceu kot lets yahice tve addvl b
t roepre gaps 12 hif toy py FREE cog invim g’, Iyy,aaydo…TTos is thiswd neo
in.ak pacft oenmroy tliae dhm torer ffrvcoeu rginplef hs oraed 20+ynh acraeesn rodnps aiw tloloo ffosy tah etil wlud ffuektense o btg intiwas it roeprg adine
.ww.ontu, berr,vd oeppike svveaavr hu oog ylinle
”rotoct a Disio VVitedn MMeiag PPanngikat TTauohtin WWiiak PcaB
ad Enk aciu9 Qd “letit troepw rein a nenrure cru aot yenmrod tnt aromffocosdi
e diffvitosid pnt ananifice a sigkamys twaayt enerl 9 diffffeaeve I rt this:eG
nu aot yefieny baayt mahn tiotaatmroinffoe I hsuacen bad oee rsaleen ph, tis
, mrr,netrap, eiffeww, ndausbhur oyt ubne ohT tOe Nr’uo, if yeros m’taathW
ur lifor in yald deou hoe yyoslg ehinytervebo, mcedenendep, inbour joe yyovaavsol yleo tt tuobm a’t Iaho wn tiotentta
en ph, tww,o nkseen 2 wwer thagenor loffoeruffffee svaavu hod yns, aniotuese qosht
gnngiviar HHan ootiaciedteaffeeefo Ds tpeepty Sssya,gcinienery explteneho tce tenerdiffffeylbsiosld put coaathys t
em.hd tlaciepe smoe svaave I hrthear ffa, orr,the, mo,gineruffffes s’ohe wn
.eur liffedn, ayy,lmi, faayy,tliibpleld hut co….iuolaciepy saaye psaleen p
inak pach btid we
urre cru aof yIohtiy wervcoeo rtp alen hatcaathice tvadh, tlyetimatlUnoe lcly, clff,gohintou nots ycos
invaavt huohtiwot yahgs thint
n fosaee rhe tbe diviteraendeg
k.acur boy
mord ffretcritesr rack od bltly heneurr.rotcm a doorl ffrraereffeg a rdineet nuhtae phn twin doegd 40+ bege anoynp adnn aiotaatmrou inffooes yvit groepe rh
.erhtr faunr rk olnd wa, arr,geny aaylo pt tnu waot if yceffeerg-phin
s.niotadicee mkao tg tinn t oug osinsen miee bvaavy haayu mo
in.aur por yoffot oy naayc) msg diinlgu, besaesc dise di
oepl Raciepw Ses nhif te orwau aawoye devaavy I hhs w’tahd tn…..Agindo
nld auohu sot yahg winwonh ktiwe hru aoin yae phd tnk aacur boyt infhige rhg tinwons kle aps sims ai
hrm corlief ffreg rintsag lng lodinfine tsae chen tfty oers v’td inAm borlief ffreg rintsag lnd lon, aluratand 40+ tegle apoeg pinplelizes n haciepsysich-a padyrb BoBs e imaamy nMMy
imett a liffesan lag cineruffffes s’ohe woshtuffffeo she woshen tewetce benerdiffffed tine khk…..troo wen tvors pt iahticevle addvbaabniot, acleps simside inI
.rr.otoct a Disio VVit
enes bat haht troekao md tcidee deet bold nuohd sndeinbmg coinvaave htuobn aabiotamronffo
inak pacnic bohrhtis wuccest saathe t
in.ak pacm bk,uicd quo find 40+ toht wsiperahl taysic
e!imdnks aeer woer ffouffer fehe tkan mat cahd tniotaatmrod inffon, aice
p
this f thoAThe
.noww.ll laCed FREE ctimig: LnnginraWWa
e yerhwinnapackbtibset this wweiisv
eps shig tlinlay cb” wrottooct a DisiisVVi
kat TTauohtin WWiiaP9 Qd: “letit troeprs aidkdnrah gtiw
es, prote sht te ain linip wep uek, krow
intet: gkegs lithinf y
g
BGf radBb BtRthis
t 15.sue-jlbailavae ars aeipooped FREE c
.yy.ltnaantss guide inhiad tlonwn doaanu coe yo/ages.cppg .lgbp p noitmoorps://ptth: etor: (920)857-1622 woer nbuml nacieyaaydoy tpur coot yyouesqque…ruop ylel hliog tnngivar HHan ootiacieddin MMeiag PPanngikkcat Beaffeeefo Ds tpeepty Sssyad Enk aciu9 Qgadinek ruics quhien thk-trape ht ts aeimg tdinenpen svr e, olff,og ginyaayles, pgdinnats, sdienrh ffrtig winklr wah otole tbg aabein, beplets shd nigoog a gin
tly he
etmos s’eerhd if tesirpure st b’ldnuowg cinvceiey raddyelre ar’uo, if yyodnA
t.sin faak pace bhtt, thnigoe tmot hu aoy ye bmo, sendo
t mahf tooru pow yoho sd tnt-acosd hno ao ge terhr w, oeeo so tht wuobaaben bvr ece onurasur inoo yg tinklaf to
RE yEFOs Bhiad teo ru tot yyonI waan.thleah
eddemnforieorremdnadteacudeeorremas hitin le poepp leho te: lpimnd sa
g this rintrir wons ffooasey rMMy.dsheilubpyy eltaatvirp
oepl Raciepw Ses nhif te orwau aawoy
troepy rg in mmyhinet, Ieerhwesle erag c
od tn ent auo pt, ten bag chiny tnat mllit wh iucw mod h
khino tin tegen blessae hhe tvaavu hoyyo
eirht tuobaabonsiice,err,ttteee a bkama erraee clrt aropeg this r
enes bat haht tro
p pp wd don ainapackb
moorps://pttht: siive a mvaavn leau coYYo
bums nhil tlau coyytnr aoy ffoenor moffo
o o: Nnfirmoo CTTo
o coys tg waaydinfinysichl Paunadic Mep
h tugohrg tininraTTrhf tf 1% oe ons oi
this f or thouAThe
g.ww.ot nad ilonw
o/ages.cppg .lgbnoitmos. Ore 24hrgasese a m
: (920)857-1622.erbenhe wslg ehinytuok ysl alie wno o
acd by enlevitvaersno cont oern exps ad ints, asiperal Thaysic-ohtf Ory oademcn Aaicerme Ahh tphiwsloleh Fti.S. we Uhts in tsiperah,yy,aayBen erGf oy radBb o B, tropeRthis
Each year, Big Brothers BigSisters of Northeastern Wis-consin honors top supportersand individual volunteerswho make significant contri-
butions to help the organiza-tion serve children facing ad-versity through mentorship.During its 46th Annual Ap-preciation Banquet in April,
the organization recognized:• Big Brother Al Jamir and
Little Brother Baylee withCommunity-based Matchof the Year
• Big Brother DonGustafson and LittleBrother Ethan with Site-based Match of the Year
• Nicolet National Bankwith the President’s award
• Steven Maricque with theMarie Krohn Award rec-ognizing an outstandingmember of the Board ofDirectors
• Tom Lehrer with the PaulJ. Schierl Award recogniz-ing an outstanding volun-teer.
“All of these award recipi-ents gave something pre-cious: Their time,” says KatieHess, executive director. “Weare honored to have partnerswho are passionate about thelife-changing impact mentor-ing has on our Bigs and Lit-tles.”
Big Brother Al Jamir andLittle Brother Baylee werenot only awarded the Com-munity-based Match of theYear Award, but Jamir alsowas named Wisconsin’s BigBrother of the Year by BigBrothers Big Sisters agenciesacross the state. A loss of eye-sight at age 2 proved to be aminor setback for Baylee,who with Jamir as a motivat-ing force, has excelled in aca-demics and stretchedboundaries with exceptionalexperiences.
“There are certain things wecan do and there are certainthings that we can’t becauseof his loss of sight. But he’snever used his loss of sight asan excuse, and what an amaz-ing, amazing trait,” Jamirsays. “By being associatedwith Big Brothers Big Sisters,I think it helps me to be a bet-ter community servant, tohelp others, to pay it for-ward.”
Jamir also has been nomi-nated on the national level asBig Brother of the Year. Theaward will be presented inJune at the Big Brothers BigSisters National Conference.
Matched for four years, BigBrother Don Gustafson andLittle Brother Ethan were rec-ognized with the Site- basedMatch of the Year award fortheir commitment to thematch. Despite challengesalong the way, Gustafsoncontinues to be a consistentresource and friend to Ethanthrough their meetings atSunrise Elementary School inSturgeon Bay.
Nicolet National Bank re-ceived the President’s Awardfor its consistent and growingsupport of financial resourcesover the years, as well as em-ployees’ volunteerism — andfrequent efforts that go aboveand beyond — as Bigs andboard/committee members.
Steven Maricque, a memberof the Board of Directors andBig Brother, was recognizedas an outstanding advocateand supporter of the organiza-tion. Maricque, president ofthe Bellin Health Foundation,also has helped to recruitdozens of Bigs throughout thecommunity.
A volunteer for more than10 years, Tom Lehrer wasrecognized for his commit-ment to the organization serv-ing not only as a Big Brother,but also for efforts to recruitvolunteers throughout thecommunity, raise money —especially through the BowlFor Kids’ Sake event — andbuild a series of networkingevents for current Bigs.
Fox Communities CreditUnion, Fort Howard Elemen-
June 4, 2018 The Community Bulletin 9
Weslow WaterSystems, Inc.
WELL DRILLINGPUMP SYSTEMS
� Complete Well Drilling � Well Abandonment� Service & Repair � Well Inspections
Emergency ServiceLicensed & Insured
1710 Flowing Wells Ct.Suamico, WI 54173434-1903
Christina J. Kabara
------------------------
Attorney at Law
The Law Offices ofChristina J. Kabara, LLC
2149 Velp Ave., Suite 507
Green Bay, Wisconsin 54303
voice: 920-434-0777
fax: 920-434-0878
Estate Planning (Will), ProbateReal Estate, Family Law (Divorce)
Business Law (Contract)
www.americinngbwest.com
Shooter M. LochManager
AmericInn of Green Bay West2032 Velp Avenue
Green Bay, WI 54303
Phone (920) 434-9790Toll Free (866) 889-9790
Fax (920) [email protected]
All AmericInn locations are independently owned and operated under license agreement with AmericInn International, LLC
www.ahlborgtire.com
Andrew, Michael & Harold Pfotenhauer
920-468-4870 • 2379 E Mason Street, Green Bay, WI 54302920-434-2060 • 1145 Cardinal Lane, Green Bay, WI 54313
www.pfotenhauerfuneralhome.com
PfotenhauerFuneral Homes & Cremation Services, Inc.
Free on-Line Pre-Planning
AtYour Service
Protect your worldAuto • Home • Life • Retirement
1900 Velp Ave.Green [email protected]
Tim Vanden Heuvel Agency, LUTCF920-494-7999
1654
23
Insurance subject to terms, qualifications and availability. Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance Co., Allstate Insurance Co., Allstate Indemnity Co., Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Co. Life insurance and annuities issued by Lincoln Benefit Life Company, Lincoln, NE, Allstate Life Insurance Company, Northbrook, IL. In New York, Allstate Life Insurance Company of New York, Hauppauge, NY. Northbrook, IL. © 2010 Allstate Insurance Co.
Call me today to discuss your options.Some people think Allstate only protects your car. Truth is, Allstate can also protect your home or apartment, your boat, motorcycle - even your retirement and your life. And the more of your world you put in Good Hands®, the more you can save.
Big Brothers Big Sisters honors volunteers
See BIG BROTHERS BIGSISTERS,
page 10
10 The Community Bulletin June 4, 2018
Howard-Suamico Lions helpat Health Fair
On Wednesday, May 23rd,the Howard-Suamico Lionsperformed diabetes testingand provided diabetes aware-
ness information at the annualYMCA Health Fair. Diabetesawareness is a major programfor the Lions and conducts
such activities year round.Attendees could get a finger
prick blood test that showstheir blood sugar level that
shows their risk for diabetes.Diabetes information and di-etary guidelines were avail-able.
Howard-SuamicoEducationFoundationannouncesselection offull-time Director
The Howard-Suamico Edu-cation Foundation (HSEF)Board is pleased to announcethe selection of Nicole Smithas its first full-time Director.Founded in 1992 to providefinancial support for teachingand learning in the Howard-Suamico School District, theHSEF identifies and culti-vates community championsfor the purposes of fundinginnovative projects, leader-ship development, educa-tional enrichment andscholarship programs thatbenefit HSSD students.
In her new role, Smith willdevelop and nurture relation-ships with the community,businesses, families, and staffto create engagement in thepurpose and vision of thefoundation. She will overseeday-to-day operations of thefoundation and serve as the li-
aison between the foundationboard and the district.
“I am grateful for the com-munity support of our schoolsand for the continued gifts oftime and talent on our HSEFboard,” said Smith. “I lookforward to working with theboard and our community toprovide opportunities for stu-dents and staff to reach theirfull potential.”
“We are excited to haveNicole serve in this leadershiprole as an educator and a BayPort alumna.” said HSEFvice-president Jayne McQuil-lan. “Our board is a growinggroup of passionate and en-gaged volunteers. Nicole’s vi-sion and dedication willexpand the influence and im-pact of the HSEF in our dis-trict and community.”
The HSEF will welcomeSmith to the Director roleJuly 2 following 10 years as ateacher in the Howard-Suam-ico School District, most re-cently on the Gifted andTalented team with whom shewas a Golden Apple awardrecipient last year. Smithbegan her teaching career inthird grade at MeadowbrookElementary. She is a 2008 St.Norbert College graduatewith a bachelor’s degree inElementary Education and isalso a 2004 graduate of BayPort High School.
Smith and her husband,Billy, own and operateBearcat’s Fish House in Al-goma, Wis. They are proudparents of two daughters anda son.
Pictured above are Jamie Hanner having her blood tested by Jan Olson, R.N. at the YMCA Health Fair.
Pictured above are Lions Club member Art Becker and Lions Diabetes Awareness chairman Bob DeBeck.
Nicole Smith
Terence Thayse, Agent
1575 Lineville Rd Ste AGreen Bay, WI 54313 Bus: (920) 434-9100 [email protected]
American Family Mutual Insurance Company, S.I. American Family Insurance Company,6000 American Parkway, Madison, WI 53783 006441 – Rev. 11/15 ©2015 – 7781528
CALL (920) 434-9100 FOR ANO-OBLIGATION FREE QUOTE.
KEEP YOUR DREAMSIN DRIVE.
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .from page 9
tary School and Door CountyMedical Center were recog-nized with individual Partner-ship Awards for theiroutstanding efforts to supportthe organization.
Numerous other individu-als, businesses and organiza-tions were honored for theircontributions. A full list ofaward recipients is online at
bbbsnew.org.As an agency recognized
with a national 2017 QualityAward, Big Brothers Big Sis-ters of Northeastern Wiscon-sin served a record high 602children in Brown, Door andShawano counties and ex-ceeded national standards formatch support and fundrais-ing.
Join the HSBPAFor
membershipinformation,
go to www.hsbpa.org
June 4, 2018 The Community Bulletin 11
Fat Reduction Laser
Jumpstart To A Healthier YouThis Summer!
BodyWorks & Laser Clinic, LLC721 Cardinal Lane, Suite 200, Green Bay, WI 54313
(920) 234-5000 | www.bwlcgb.com | [email protected]
8-session protocol to enhance fat loss!
safely & effectively.
the dangers of surgery!
Have you hit a plateau, or need a kick-start to eating better or working-out... now is the time to consider the
Fat Reduction Laser Treatment!
PRE-PAID GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE
EXPRESS PANTRY COUPON
* With 8 gallon gas minimum purchase. Valid only at 2522Glendale Ave.-Howard. Coupon valid June 4-17, 2018
FREE20 oz. Diet Rite, R.C., Sundrop, Diet Sundrop, Sundrop Cherry Lemon or Diet Cherry Lemon
16.9 oz. Coke, Diet Coke or Sprite20 oz. Coffee or Cappuccino
2522 Glendale Ave.Howard 321-0180
Prices good thru 6/30/18
EXPRESS PANTRY COUPON
* With 8 gallon gas minimum purchase. Valid only at 2522Glendale Ave.-Howard. Coupon valid June 18-July 1, 2018
FREE20 oz. Diet Rite, R.C., Sundrop, Diet Sundrop, Sundrop Cherry Lemon or Diet Cherry Lemon
16.9 oz. Coke, Diet Coke or Sprite20 oz. Coffee or Cappuccino
Free 50ml bottle of liquor (up to $1.00)
with purchase of $20.00 or more of edible grocery items, liquor, wine or beer.
� BP Pre-paid Gas &Merchandise Cards
� 24 Hour Pay at Pump� ATM Machine
� We accept WI Quest
1500 Sq. Ft. CommercialRetail Space Available
Located next to Express Pantry.For more information, call Bob at
(920) 737-3839.
Busch, Busch Light,Miller High Life or Miller
High Life Light30 pack cans
$1689
Bud, Bud Light,Miller Liteor Coors
24 pack cans$1799
Taaka Gin,Taaka Vodka, orAristocrat Vodka
1.75 liter$999
Canadian Club Whisky
$18491.75 liter
Seagram’s VO Whisky
$19991.75 liter
Franzia Wine Boxes
$12995 liter
Captain Morgan Spiced Rum
$26491.75 liter
Kahlua
$1699750 ml
Seagram 7 Crown Whiskey
$17991.75 liter
Jagermeister
$1799750 ml
E&J Brandy
$16991.75 liter
Canadian Mist Whisky
$15991.75 liter
selectedvarieties
Kessler Whiskey, GordonVodka, Platinum Vodka,Fleischmann’s Vodka orCanadian Hunter Whisky
750 ml, traveler
$749
regular or spiced
no couponneeded
Free 50ml bottle of liquor (up to $1.00)
with purchase of $20.00 or more of edible grocery items, liquor, wine or beer.
no couponneeded
liter
$8991.75 liter
$1519
KesslerWhiskey
Bailey’s Irish Cream
$1999750 mlall flavors
August 9th, 10th & 11thSave the Date!!
Follow the Howard-Suamico Business& Professional Association on
12 The Community Bulletin June 4, 2018
The Howard Suamico Business Directory ACCOUNTANTS
A-1 TYPING & RESUMÉ SERVICE A ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE 2213 Velp Av ............................................ 434-9860 ACT FINANCIAL, LLC 2919 Poels Rd .......................................... 619-2084 EXPERT TAX SOLUTIONS 700 Riverview Dr ...................................... 544-9724 HAWKINS ASH, CPA 2360 Duck Creek Pkwy ............................ 336-9850 J&M ACCOUNTING SERVICES 3524 Tarragon Trl ..................................... 362-2066 KERBER, ROSE & ASSOCIATES 487 Riverwood Ln .................................... 434-7310 KOEHNE TAX SOLUTIONS, LLC 2140 Velp Av Ste 101 .............................. 393-4713 WIPFLI 469 Security Blvd ..................................... 662-0016
BUILDING MATERIALS THE TILE & STONE GALLERY 1740 Riverside Dr .................................... 632-4792
ADULT SPECIAL NEEDS CONSULTANTS
IMPROVED LIVING SERVICES, LLC 999 N Military Av ...................................... 430-7392
ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES ALPHA SENIOR CONCEPTS 2723 Lineville Rd ...................................... 393-4531 NEW PERSPECTIVE SENIOR LIVING 2790 Elm Tree Hill .................................... 217-7420 TENDERHEARTS ASSISTED LIVING 300 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 366-8500
BAKERS BREADSMITH 345 Cardinal Ln Ste 1 ............................. 434-1811
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 AUTO ACES 3848 Velp Av ............................................ 489-2295 BAY AUTO PARTS 1750 Velp Av ............................................ 494-8100 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
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 DENMARK STATE BANK 2450 Velp Av Ste 101 .............................. 328-1210 FOX COMMUNITIES CREDIT UNION 2525 Lineville Rd ...................................... 490-2900
JOHNSON BANK 455 Riverdale Drive .................................. 662-5318 NORTH SHORE BANK 1838 Cardinal Ln ...................................... 662-9640 WELLS FARGO MORTGAGE 2610 Glendale Av ..................................... 883-1986
BICYCLES JB CYCLE & SPORT 2500 Glendale Av ..................................... 434-8338
BOWLING VILLAGE LANES 3798 Velp Av ............................................ 434-1203
BUSES—CHARTERS & RENTALS LAMERS BUS LINES, INC 1934 Cardinal Ln ...................................... 434-5100
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
AUTISM SERVICES CENTERPIECE, LLC 986 Lakeview Dr ...................................... 544-4970
For Howard-Suamico Business & Professional Association membership information, visit our
website at www.hsbpa.org
CHIROPRACTORS HOWARD CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, SC 721 Cardinal Ln Ste 100 ........................... 434-2221
CHURCHES 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 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 PILGRIM LUTHERAN CHURCH 2999 Lakeview Dr .................................... 965-2233 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
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 BLACK DIAMOND BUILDERS 1631 Brookfield Av Unit F-6 ..................... 562-4442 ELITE BALANCING, LLC 2783 Elmwood Rd .................................... 445-5929
CONSIGNMENT SERVICES FRAYED NOT, LLC 2660 N Packerland Dr ............................. 405-0533 HOME AGAIN OF GREEN BAY, LLC 2530 Lineville Rd Ste B ........................... 662-0665
COUNTER TOPS CUSTOM LAMINATING SPECIALISTS 2170 Speaker Ct ....................................... 434-4266
DANCE INSTRUCTION NEW FUSION DANCE & PERFORMING ARTS 2680 Howard Cmns .................................. 497-6820 POWER OF DANCE 2490 Lineville Rd Ste H ............................ 661-9212
DAY CARE-CHILD BIG APPLE PRESCHOOL AND DAYCARE CENTER 2645 Tulip Ln ............................................ 434-9470 STARTING POINT DAY CARE, INC 1750 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 434-8002
DENTISTS FIRST IMPRESSION DENTAL, LLC, DR. TIM MEYER 2360A Duck Creek Pkwy Ste 1 ................. 497-8500 FIRST IMPRESSION PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY AND ORTHODONTICS 2300 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-4600 HOWARD DENTAL CENTER—BRIAN WACKWITZ, DDS 2140 Velp Av Ste 201 .............................. 434-4165 KIRK FISHBAUGH, DDS, LLC 2625 Tulip Ln ............................................ 434-1515 MARCUS VANDER LEEST DDS 2913 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-3950 MONTOURE / HANSON / TESKE ORTHODONTICS 1756 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 884-2808 SIERRA DENTAL, LLC—DR. MARTIN WILLIAMS 2726 Riverview Dr ..................................... 662-1600 THE CENTER FOR DENTAL EXCELLENCE, DR. DAVID J. BRUSKY 410 Security Blvd ...................................... 662-1440
DRY CLEANING & LAUNDRY LINDEMAN’S CLEANING 705 Cardinal Ln ......................................... 435-5645
DIGITAL MEDIA SERVICES FOREVER DIGITAL MEDIA SERVICES 2530 Lineville Rd ....................................... 544-9659
EXERCISE & PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAMS
BODE COURSE 2467 Glendale Av ...................................... 355-1038
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 1336 Russet Ct ......................................... 434-1885 RED’S EXCAVATING, INC 2245 Pamperin Rd .................................... 434-2570
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT PROFESSIONALS 1884 Memorial Dr ...................................... 471-8303
EMBROIDERY & SCREEN PRINTING L&K APPAREL, INC 1370 Wellington Dr .................................... 434-4817
COUNSELING SERVICES CHRISTIAN COUNSELING MINISTRIES 2150 Memorial Dr .................................... 498-3383
CLOTHING ALTERATIONS EXCLUSIVE ALTERATIONS 2445 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-9935
PHOTOGRAPHERS ENVISIONS STUDIO BY KAREN, LLC 1507 Sunset Beach Rd .............................. 373-4016
LINEVILLE HEALTH MART 2673 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-1444
PHARMACIES
PLUMBING CONTRACTORS BHS PLUMBING, LLC 1601 Brookfield Av G-7 .............................. 621-1797 RON KUHN PLUMBING, LLC 2731 Brookview Dr .................................... 434-1275
PRINTING ROYAL CREST PRINTING PLUS, LLC 3800 Velp Av ............................................. 434-5900
CUSTOM CUES & QUALITY BILLIARDS 4140 Velp Av ............................................. 434-7755
POOL TABLES & CUE STICKS
MARTIAL ARTS KIM’S TAE KWON DO CENTER 315 Whispering Creek Ct .......................... 434-2326 RHI MARTIAL ARTS ACADEMY 13698 Velp Av ........................................... 569-9311
MEATS MAPLEWOOD MEATS 4663 Milltown Rd ...................................... 865-7901
OFFICE EQUIPMENT 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
BAY PORT FFA ALUMNI 2710 Lineville Rd ....................................... 662-7034 HOWARD-SUAMICO EDUCATION FOUNDATION 2700 Lineville Rd ....................................... 662-7819 HOWARD SUAMICO HISTORICAL SOCIETY PO Box 434, Suamico ............................... 471-8303 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 SERVICES SAFE HAVEN HUMANE SOCIETY AND OUTREACH CENTER PO Box 207, Suamico ............................... 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
LAWN MAINTENENCE CUSTOM LAWN CARE ................................. 405-6767 LAWNMASTER, INC 2389 Pamperin Rd .................................... 434-8873
REAL ESTATE GOJIMMER REAL ESTATE 2282 Southern Cross Rd .......................... 660-1846 SYMES REALTY, LLC 1721 School Ln ........................................ 471-8033
RENTALS-REAL ESTATE WALDO INC PO Box 11932, Green Bay 54307 ............ 499-1398
RESTORATION SERVICES SERVPRO 2225 Pamperin Rd ................................... 434-8224
RETAIL BETH’S BOUTIQUE 2300 Lineville Rd ..................................... 662-9022 HEY, DAISY! 345 Cardinal Ln Ste 3 .............................. 662-0801 LEA’S BOUTIQUE & WILDLIFE CLASSICS 1751 Riverside Dr .................................... 434-6346 SEASON TO TASTE, LLC 2300 Lineville Rd Ste 107 ........................ 634-2803 THORNBERRY COTTAGE 345 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 434-1542 TIME FOR DÉCOR 2304 Lineville Rd ..................................... 965-5979 WILLOW CLOTHING COMPANY 1756 Riverside Dr .................................... 438-9138
FAJITA REPUBLIC RESTAURANT 2314 Lineville Rd ..................................... 544-9345 JOSEPHINE’S PIZZA & PASTARIA 2560 Glendale Av .................................... 434-6100 RIVERS BEND 792 Riverview Dr ...................................... 544-9860 ROCK GARDEN SUPPER CLUB 1951 Bond St ........................................... 497-4701 SAM & LOUIE’S 445 Cardinal Ln........................................ 884-9722 SHOOTS BAR & GRILL 3375 Side St ............................................ 434-6480 SWEETS & EATS/PAR-TEE MINI GOLF 2630 School Ln ........................................ 785-9111 THE BOTTLE ROOM 2300 Lineville Rd .......................... 661-WINE(9463) VILLAGE GREEN GOLF COURSE & RESTAURANT 302 Riverdale Dr ...................................... 434-3939
ZESTY’S FROZEN CUSTARD 2639 Lineville Rd ..................................... 857-9067
RESTAURANTS /BARS
RENDERING COMPANIES SANIMAX 2099 Shawano Av .................................... 494-5233
SCHOOLS HOWARD-SUAMICO SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICE 2706 Lineville Rd ...................................... 662-7878
RETAIL DESIGNERS PERSPECTIVE DESIGN SERVICES, INC 1186 Melody Dr ........................................ 737-8905
VETERINARIANS ANIMAL CLINIC OF SUAMICO, LLC 14605 Velp Av ......................................... 662-1323 ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF HOWARD 635 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 434-1010
TUTORS THE TRAVELING TUTORS, LLC PO Box 306 .............................................. 639-0013
TAX RETURN PREPARATION PS IT’S TAX TIME ......................................... 434-5211
TOWING-AUTOMOTIVE KOZLOSKI TOWING INC & REPAIR 531 Maywood Av ...................................... 434-0786
TRUCKING COMPANIES KLEMM TANK LINES 2204 Pamperin Rd ................................... 434-6343
WEBSITE DESIGN & SERVICES FIRE PIXEL 2325 Pamperin Rd Ste 2 .......................... 366-7334 PACKERLAND WEBSITES 2140 Velp Av Ste 101 ............................. 826-5901
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 LOCATORS SUPPLY, LLC 1631 Brookfield Av Unit A-1 .................... 676-4365 MACH IV ENGINEERING 2260 Salscheider Ct ................................. 569-5765 SOLETSKI SURVEYING 1631 Brookfield Av Unit A-1 .................... 965-0040
SECURITY SYSTEMS EAGLE TECH CORP 3813 Velp Av Ste 3 .................................. 764-2888
EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS INNTIER, INC ........................................ (877) 979-7526
FUNERAL HOME PFOTENHAUER FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION 1145 Cardinal Ln ....................................... 434-2060
EXERCISE & PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAMS
GREEN BAY YMCA 601 Cardinal Ln ......................................... 436-9570 THE YOGA LOFT 721 Cardinal Ln ......................................... 562-7440 TITLETOWN CROSSFIT 1465 Cornell Rd ........................................ 819-7711
FABRIC SHOPS QUILTING DIVAS SEWING BOUTIQUE, LLC 445 Cardinal Ln Ste 108 ............................ 434-9980
FOODS FESTIVAL FOODS 2348 Lineville Rd ....................................... 965-0042 OLSEN’S PIGGLY WIGGLY 2465 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-0921 SEAWAY FOODS 2223 Velp Av ............................................. 434-1636
FOOTBALL CLUBS DUCK WARNER POP FOOTBALL PO Box 208 ............................................... 497-8075
FIREWORKS DECKER’S UNCLE SAM FIREWORKS 1690 E Deerfield Av ................................... 662-1103
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
GOVERNMENT OFFICES
GREENHOUSES ALICE’S MAY-FLOWERS 4040 Velp Av ............................................. 434-6799
HAIR STYLISTS DONNA’S HAIR GALLERY 2480 Velp Av ............................................. 434-8810 DR DAVE THE BARBER AT SOLA SALONS-HOWARD 2450 Velp Av ............................................. 562-7666 SAVOYE SALON SPA 2304 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 VILLAGE MANE SALON 1757 Riverside Dr ...................................... 634-2820
HARDWARE KIMPS ACE HARDWARE 2548 Glendale Av ...................................... 434-1079
HEALTH ATI PHYSICAL THERAPY 2304 Lineville Rd Ste 112 .......................... 321-0351 BETH PROPP TRAINING & ADVOCACY 2980 Ruby Ridge Ct......................... (815) 347-8817 BODYWORKS & LASER CLINIC, LLC 721 Cardinal Ln Ste 200 ........................... 234-5000 DOWN TO EARTH NUTRITION 2331 Velp Av ............................................. 434-2073 KANNAWAY 2286 Oliver Ct ............................................ 360-9003 PARAMOUNT PERFORMANCE 1749 Riverside Dr ...................................... 770-3303 PROMOTION PHYSICAL THERAPY, LLC 2450 Velp Av Ste 107B .............................. 857-1622
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IRRIGATION DOCTORS 2767 Ethelyn Cir ........................................ 241-9131
LANDSCAPE & NURSERY SALES SCENICVIEW LANDSCAPES & GARDEN CENTER 2320 Elmwood Rd ..................................... 434-7535
JEWELRY FELDSTEIN’S JEWELERS 1803 Condor Ln ......................................... 544-9699 PREMIER DESIGNS ............................. (630) 638-9985
INVESTMENTS ADVISORS MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC 2199 Lineville Rd....................................... 434-2192 CHAMBERS FINANCIAL GROUP 2010 Velp Av ............................................. 661-9000 EDWARD JONES-GREGG HANSEN 933 Cardinal Ln ........................................ 434-7740 EDWARD JONES-ILYA DAYTER 2149 Velp Av Ste 300 .............................. 301-3566 EDWARD JONES-JONATHAN SCHWEIGER 1718 School Ln Ste B ............................... 434-0602 EDWARD JONES-LEE SCHRAM 2331 Velp Av ............................................. 434-3526 LPL FINANCIAL-JON SCHULTZ................... 362-0943 RAYMOND JAMES-DANIEL J HOLL 2945 Shawano Av ..................................... 321-0321 VOYA FINANCIAL ADVISORS, INC 2140 Velp Av Ste 101 .............................. 393-4713
INTERIOR DESIGNERS DESIGN A LA MODE, INC 1749 Riverside Dr...................................... 662-9908
HOTELS AMERICINN OF GREEN BAY WEST 2032 Velp Av ............................................. 434-9790 COMFORT SUITES HOTEL 1951 Bond St ............................................. 499-7449
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 1674 Eisenhower Dr .................................. 569-0835 GORDON H. LENZ & ASSOCIATES, INC 2225 Velp Av ............................................. 434-1609 STATE FARM INSURANCE - MARK MINZLAFF 1760 Velp Av #C ........................................ 429-0044 STATE FARM INSURANCE - MARY KAY ORR 2475 Lineville Rd Ste A ............................. 434-4504
HOME IMPROVEMENTS LAMBERT YARD AND HOME IMPROVEMENTS 1984 Pinecrest Rd ..................................... 676-7771
HEARING AIDS & ASSISTIVE DEVICES
ADVANCED HEARING SOLUTIONS 2331 Velp Av Ste G .................................. 434-6777 MODERN HEARING 2314 Lineville Rd ....................................... 434-6800
HEATING CONTRACTORS PAT & JERRY BLINDAUER HEATING & AIR CONDI-TIONING, LLC. 2223 Woodale Av....................................... 434-2201
INSPECTION SERVICES SAFEFLOW, LLC 2859 Hillcrest Ct ........................................ 676-7579
A&W RESTAURANT 2002 Velp Av ............................................ 661-9140 ANDUZZI’S OF HOWARD 2555 Lineville Rd ...................................... 544-8268 FARR’S GROVE 2443 Shawano Av .................................... 494-9956
RESTAURANTS /BARS
Follow us on facebook
