WELCOME October 2022 New Members |
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Located at:
8 N. Mains Street Clintonville
Will be opening in October 2022!
Stay tuned for more information to come...
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Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting |
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Clintonville Total Fitness had its humble beginnings in New London, WI back in 2017. Kurt Daul, our amazing owner, wanted to create a clean, safe, and affordable space that all members of the community could utilize. Since then, Total Fitness has grown into two facilities!! We are always offering the best packages at the most competitive prices around! Our business hours will be Monday through Thursday 8am-5pm. Amber, the Clintonville manager, will be happy to work with you if these hours do not fit your busy lifestyle. You can reach us by our Facebook page or calling (715)460-3154. Hope to see you soon! |
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Congratulation's Clintonville Total Fitness! Located in the old Shoko building at
291 South Main Street Clintonville.
It's official, they are open for business and can not wait to meet you! Stop in to join there 24/7 full equipment gym. Find your personal trainer or join their boot camp and start on your journey to a healthier you.
Nothing is impossible, the word itself says "I'm Possible"! -Audrey Hepburn
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"Clintonville Public Library will be participating in this year’s citywide Trick or Treating on Sunday, October 30th from 4 to 7. Add us to your route and stop by for some spooky sweets! (Only while supplies last)" |
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September 26,2022
Dear Community Member or Business Owner,
The Holidays are quickly approaching, complete with the meals we all love to eat. Aster Assisted Living is partnering with the Clintonville Chamber of Commerce, Clintonville Food Pantry and Tadych's Marketplace Foods to challenge the business community of Clintonville. We are challenging the Community as a whole to help provide Thanksgiving dinners to the roughly 120 families in the Clintonville area in need of a helping hand this holiday season. Fundraising will officially start October 1st until November 11th.
There are couple different ways you can help. Donations of money or Tadych's Market place gift cards, collections of non-perishable food Items from your employees as well as donations of non-perishable food to one of the many drop-off locations around Clintonville. Drop off locations include: Aster Assisted Living, The Clintonville Chamber of Commerce, Tadych Marketplace Foods & Clintonville City Hall. Donated Money will be used to purchase perishable Items such as turkeys, rolls and desserts. We are encouraging businesses to get their employees involved in the Food Drive.
If you are a family wanting to sign up for one of these dinners please contact the Clintonville Food Pantry at 715-823-5461.
Thank you for your help making a difference,
Cynthia Goetsch
Sales and Marketing Director
Aster Assisted Living
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"THANKS to everyone for participating in our Rubber Duckie Race!
THANKS to the volunteers
We will be contacting all the winners!
Funds to support natural habitat and shoreline restoration at 7 Maples Nature Area. (Partnership with Wild Ones Wolf River Chapter) 7 Maples is located at 150 13th Street, on Pigeon Lake.
Coming Spring 2023!!"
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View more photos and winner announcements on the Pigeon Lake Protection and Rehabilitation District Facebook Page.
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Gather more information on classes and events offered and register online on Navarino Nature Center's Website
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POLICE OFFICER KIZEWSKI PARTICIPATED IN LIONS VISION SCREENING CLINIC
Clintonville Police Officer Kizewski was an early arrival for vision screening by Clintonville Lion Lowell Easley at Saturday's vision screening clinic held at Compassionate Connections in Clintonville.
The vision screening consists of an instant electronic scan of the eyes to determine the presence of six eye disorders. This scan takes approximately one-second. No physical contact is made and no eye drops are used.
The screening with the Spot Vision Screener is for refractive errors (nearsightedness, farsightedness, unequal power), astigmatism (irregular shape of the cornea, or curvature of the lens), amblyopia (lazy eye), strabismus (crossed eyes), and a comparative analysis for unequal refractive power (anisometropia) and unequal pupil size (anisocoria).
It will not detect all eye diseases, focusing problems, or eye health related issues such as Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, or Retinal Detachment.
The information from this vision screening is to be considered a preliminary procedure only, and does not constitute a diagnosis of vision problems. It should only be considered to be a
part of a comprehensive eye-care program that includes periodic exams by an eye care professional.
Of those screened Saturday, one adult and one child was out-of-range for one or more refractive errors for their respective age criteria.
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Learn more about the Rural Health Program here.
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The Nutrition Mission Volunteer Sign-up is OPEN!! Click the link to
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The Marion Public Library is seeking a creative, energetic, service-oriented, and detail oriented individual with excellent technology, communication, and interpersonal skills to fill a permanent part-time (20 hrs./wk.) teen librarian position. Primary responsibilities for this position include but are not limited to: planning & carrying out library/outreach events geared toward teens, assisting patrons with reference questions & technology needs, answering the phone, checking library materials in & out, and shelving & organizing library materials.
Hours can vary but are primarily afternoon & early evening hours.
Resumes will be reviewed as received; the position is open until filled. Please email or drop off letter of interest and resume with references at:
Marion Public Library
120 N. Main St., PO Box 267
Marion, WI 54950
Attn.: Le Ann Hopp, Director
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Hi, my name is Judy Johnson. I grew up in Milwaukee but have been in Clintonville for about 50 years.
When I was young, the "Tiny Tears" dolls were very popular, so I began to make the clothes for my doll. The polio epidemic kept my in the house, or back yard with permission, for one whole summer. So I kept myself busy making things.
As time went by, I taught myself to hand embroider, knit, crochet, quilt and tat. My sources of information and inspiration came from the local library, my mother, sisters and friends.
I made my daughter's wedding dress and my granddaughters t-shirt quilts.
During Covid, I spent most of my time sewing and sewing!
I really enjoy being a part of Pigeon River Artists, for the last three years. It is fitting to say "I am a person that has talent in an area that I totally enjoy".
Thank you PRA for all your help and ideas!
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Clintonville Area Historical Society Calendar Dates:
Museum on Main October open date:
October 2, Sunday: 1-4 p.m. Museum on Main; (History House Museum is closed until May 28, 2023.)
Meetings:
October 10, Monday: CAHS Board Meeting, 7:00 p.m. at Museum on Main
October 18, Tuesday: CAHS Events Committee meeting, 3:30 p.m. at Museum on Main
October 28, Friday: Final deadline for borrowed Christmas decor items to be at Museum on Main, 2-5 p.m.
October 29, Saturday: Christmas display set up at the Museum on Main, 9:00 a.m.
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CLINTONVILLE AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY SETS FALL MEETING AND BANQUET PLANS
The Clintonville Area Historical Society is inviting the public to their Annual Fall Meeting & Banquet on Thursday, November 10th at the Community Center. The agenda begins at 5:45 p.m. with a meet & greet session followed by a Broasted Chicken Dinner at 6:00 p.m. Besides the chicken entrée, broasted potato wedges, fruit salad, coleslaw, dessert & beverage will complete the menu. A short meeting, a 50-50 raffle and program will follow. New memberships and membership renewals can also be made during this time.
The 7:15 p.m. program is entitled “Birth of an Airline” with Bill Hogan speaker. North Central Airlines was founded in Clintonville in 1944 as the Wisconsin Central Airline by the FWD Corp. In 1952 the name was changed to North Central and became a major passenger airline. It has been sold several times and in 1979 became Republic Airline and finally sold to Delta in 2010. Clintonville residents can take pride when flying with Delta to know that it all began in their city!!
For those who wish only to attend the program (at no charge), please arrive at 7 p.m. For those wishing to enjoy the meal, the cost is $12.00 per person. An RSVP is a must with an absolute deadline of Nov. 4th. TO RESERVE: Call 715-823-4734 (Sandy Loberg) or Museum on Main answering machine: 715-823-386.
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Clintonville Area Historical Society Looking for Christmas decorations to borrow:
The Clintonville Area Historical Society is asking citizens for Christmas decorations they can borrow for their forthcoming Christmas display at the Museum on Main. They have a limited number of decorations and find they would need more to present an old-fashioned Christmas with a variety of dated items. They are suggesting any of the following: Artificial Christmas trees (any size), ornaments, tree lights, Christmas shelf décor, and old-fashioned toys such as old board games, old dolls, buggies, model planes, cars, trains, puzzles, tops, sleds, etc. (preferable made of wood, metal, paper or cloth). Items will be catalogued when brought in and promptly returned after the display is over. Anyone wishing to donate their items may make that known at the time when bringing in their item(s).
If you can help them out, please bring items in by Friday, October 28th to the Museum on Main between 2-5 p.m. or call to make arrangements: 715/823-4734, Sandy Loberg. Thanks.
Open for Christmas display:
November 6 & 13, Sundays: 1-4 p.m. Museum on Main
December 4 & 11, Sundays: 1-4 p.m. Museum on Main
January 8 & 15, 2023, Sundays: 1-4 p.m. Museum on Main
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Learn more about Wolf River School To Work Program here. |
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This month's featured Booster Members |
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