THE CRANBERRY COUNTRY CRIER Printed by the Vilas County News-Review in conjunction with the Cranberry Fest Committee Volume XXX Saturday & Sunday Oct. 4 & 5, 2014 Eagle River, Wis.

Inside: Arts and Crafts Directory Berry Bog Bike & 5K Jog Information Festival Grounds Map Entertainment “The Cranberry Story”

NO PETS PLEASE! Sponsored by: Eagle River Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center (715) 479-6400 ~ 1-(800) 359-6315 Page 2 Cranberry Country Crier October 2014

AUXILIARY FOOD/SNACK BOOTHS CRANBERRY FEST 2014 Join us in the Food Tent LOCATED ON MAIN CRANBERRY FEST GROUNDS th th Space 1 Taco Joe’s coffee, soda and water October 4 & 5 Items sold: Tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos, walking tacos, tamales, chips, Space 12 JJ’s Kettle Korn coffee, hot chocolate, soda and water Items sold: Kettle korn, soda and water FOOD TENT MENU ~7 a.m., serving breakfast burritos and coffee Spaces 13 & 14 D&J Tasty Treats Please be ready with your order. Items sold: Homemade ice cream (cones, Space 2 J.P.N.’s dishes, floats and sundaes), chocolate- Drinks Items sold: Bison and elk burgers, sloppy covered cheesecake, water, coffee and hot Sandwiches Try our new Joes, Italian and Polish sausages, soft chocolate Foot-long hot dog Cranberry-Bacon Soda pretzels, caramel apples and slices, chips, Bratwurst Hamburger Milk cotton candy, slushies, coffee, hot choco- Booth G1 The Nutman Co. Hot chocolate late, French vanilla cappuccino, apple Items sold: Nuts, mixes, chocolate-covered Hamburger cider, ice teas, lemonade/pink lemonade, items, candy and corn nuts Hot spiced cranapple drink soda and water Shredded cranberry pork sandwich Cold cranberry cocktail drink Booth X1 The Almond Tree Cranberry-Bacon Hamburger Coffee (regular or decaf) Spaces 3 & 4 JJ Concessions Items sold: Almonds, pecans and cashews Items sold: Oak-roasted Black Angus beef glazed in cinnamon, sugar and vanilla and Cranberry bratwurst Bottled water and turkey breast sandwiches, chips, hot roasted on location, salted nuts and lol- cocoa, soda and water lipops

ALSO Chicken Wild Rice Soup • Chili • Potato Chips Spaces 5, 6, 7 & 8 All Star Catering Booth Z16 Eagle River Area Fire Dept. Items sold: Mini donuts, cheese curds, Items sold: Fresh cranberry cream puffs fries, corn dogs, chicken tenders, gyros, Now Serving Breakfast! chicken pitas, BBQ pork and fresh- LOCATED IN squeezed lemonade RIVERVIEW PARK Pancake Breakfast, 7 a.m. - 10 a.m. Spaces 9 & 10 Barnyard Burgers Spaces 1, 2 & 3 All Star Catering Regular or Cranberry Pancakes, Pork Sausage and a Drink Items sold: Breakfast biscuits, fry bread, Items sold: Mini donuts, cheese curds, home fries, Italian beef sandwiches, pani- fries, corn dogs, chicken tenders, gyros, The following organizations sponsor the Cranberry Fest Food Tent nis, deep-fried cheesecake, Oreos and chicken pitas, BBQ pork and fresh- Twinkies, deep-fried pickles, snack packs, squeezed lemonade Eagle River Area Jaycees • Eagle River Rotary Club • Eagle River Tennis Club 2014 CranberryJoin us for the Fitness Fest Events

HOSPITAL CLINIC Ministry Eagle River Memorial Hospital Ministry Medical Group 201 Hospital Road 930 East Wall Street Eagle River Eagle River 715.479.7411 715.477.3000

ministryhealth.org October 2014 Cranberry Country Crier Page 3 Welcome to Eagle River’s 35th annual Cranberry Fest!

The 35th annual Cran- grounds, check out the food berry Fest, an Eagle River tent. You’ll find soups, Area Chamber of Com- charbroiled sandwiches merce & Visitors Center- and fresh cranberry baked sponsored event, will be goods, not to mention the held Saturday and Sunday, World’s Largest Cranberry Oct. 4-5. This year’s festi- Cheesecake. val will be located at the Vilas County Fairgrounds How about fresh cran- on Highway 70 West. berries? More than 10,000 pounds of local premium- Cranberry Fest has select fresh cranberries something for everyone — will be sold during this an- an arts and crafts show nual event. with more than 300 dis- plays, cranberry food sales, Cranberry Fest is made a bakery, family fun, enter- possible by many volun- tainment, sweatshirt and teers who help organize, T-shirt sales, the Berry Bog set up, clean up and every- Bike and 5K Jog and more. thing in between for this With more than 40,000 festival. The chamber people attending the festi- would like to thank every- val annually, it is one of the one for all of their time and highlights of the fall. efforts, and would like to welcome one and all to ex- Downtown activities perience the excitement of will include an open-air an- this year’s Cranberry Fest tique market, chain-saw and the beautiful scenery carving demonstration, and shops of Eagle River. raffle, food and entertain- ment. There’s also a cran- Cranberry Fest is tradi- berry marsh exhibit at the tionally held on the first Northwoods Children’s full weekend in October. Museum. Mark your calendar for the A funnel cake topped with hot cranberry sauce is a favorite Oct. 3 and 4, 2015, festival. The Cranberry Fest bakery tent is a popular place, offer- at Cranberry Fest. —NEWS-REVIEW PHOTOS While you’re at the fair- We hope to see you soon! ing plenty of fresh cranberry baked goods. Friday, Saturday & Sunday ~ October 3, 4 & 5, 2014 CRANBERRY FEST MAIN EVENTS

* Cranberry Marsh & Winery Tours, Eagle River Area Chamber * Cranberry Fest Luncheon, First Congregational United FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 of Commerce & Visitors Center, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Church of Christ, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. * Cranberry Marsh & Winery Tours, Eagle River Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center, 10 a.m. to Noon * Arts & Crafts Fair, Fairgrounds, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 * Early Bird 2014 Berry Bog Bike & 5K Jog Registration, * Bake Sale, Cranberry Fest Headquarters Tent, Next to Fresh Cranberries at Fairgrounds, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. * Bake Sale, Cranberry Fest Headquarters Tent, Next Riverview Park, 5-7 p.m. to Fresh Cranberries at Fairgrounds * Cranberry Fest Book Sale and Cranberry Harvest Video SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 Showing, 203 N. Main St., 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. * Fresh, Premium Cranberry and Craisin Sales, Fairgrounds * Make-A-Wish, World’s Largest Cranberry Cheesecake, * Open Air Antique Market, Downtown Eagle River, * Pancake Breakfast, Fairgrounds, 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. Fairgrounds 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. * Arts & Crafts, Fairgrounds, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. * Fresh, Premium Cranberry and Craisin Sales — * Lake Country Weavers & Fiber Arts Guild Exhibit, Fairgrounds, Corner of Highway 70 and Railroad Street, First Congregational United Church of Christ, * Cranberry Marsh & Winery Tours, Eagle River Area Chamber Downtown Eagle River and Eagle River Area Chamber of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. of Commerce & Visitors Center, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Commerce & Visitors Center * Berry Bog Bike Ride Registration, Riverview Park, 9- * Family Entertainment by Bill Stevens Entertainment, * Pancake Breakfast, Fairgrounds, 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. 10:15 a.m.; Berry Bog Bike Ride, 10:30 a.m. Fairgrounds, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. * Berry Bog 5K Jog Registration, Riverview Park, 7-8:15 * Family Entertainment by Bill Stevens Entertainment, * Arts & Crafts Auction, 11:30 a.m., Make-A-Wish --- a.m.; Berry Bog 5K Jog, 8:30 a.m. Fairgrounds, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Foundation Tent Page 4 Cranberry Country Crier October 2014 October 2014 Cranberry Country Crier Page 5 Predicting 5.4 million barrels Growers expect cranberry harvest will lead nation for 20th straight year ______BY GARY RIDDERBUSCH NEWS-REVIEW EDITOR ______

Wisconsin cranberry means Wisconsin will be growers are projecting the the top cranberry-produc- state cranberry harvest ing state for the 20th con- will be smaller in 2014, but secutive year. it will remain the country’s “Despite the expected top cranberry-producing smaller crop, this follows a state for the 20th consecu- number of years where tive year at 5.4 million bar- Wisconsin has had very rels. successful crops, and as the The U.S. Department of supply coming from Cana- Agriculture predicts Wis- da continues to increase, consin’s crop will decrease grower returns are down by 10% when compared to again,” said Lochner. “As an last year’s harvest of nearly industry, increasing de- 6 million barrels. A barrel mand for cranberries re- is equivalent to 100 pounds mains a top priority and we of berries. are pleased to work with Tom Lochner, executive the state toward this goal.” director of the Wisconsin Lochner said that for State Cranberry Growers the past several years the Association (WSCGA), cranberry industry as a cited the 2013 record crop whole has been focused on as a contributing factor in increasing marketing ef - the decline, and says this forts, especially overseas, to year’s crop is more typical. grow demand for cranber- “While the crop is down, ries. Over the last decade, this year’s harvest is still cranberry exports from expected to result in a sig- Wisconsin have increased nificant oversupply of cran- from less than 10% to near- berries prompting a contin- ly 33%. Agricultural experts predict Wisconsin cranberry growers visiting Cranberry Fest, people can tour a cranberry marsh in ued focus on market expan- “Overseas markets for could harvest 5.4 million barrels of cranberries in 2014. While Three Lakes. —NEWS-REVIEW PHOTO sion and potential USDA cranberries have been driven remedies,” said growing, but last year the in Wisconsin. sia and mainland China exists of abundant water, nutritional supplements Lochner. growth was less than the According to a Universi- and emerging markets in favorable climate, peat and dried fruit. The cran- The Wisconsin Depart- industry was hoping,” ty of Wisconsin report, Wis- India and Brazil. soils and underlying geo- berry is a fat-free, low-calo- ment of Agriculture, Trade Lochner said. “As the lead- consin’s cranberry industry Cranberry growers here logic conditions that retain rie food that is high in fiber and Consumer Protection’s er in the cranberry indus- has an annual economic will start their harvest in water. and antioxidants, which International Trade Team try nationwide, Wisconsin impact of $300 million and late September or early Oc- are attributes foreign con- assisted the industry in is taking steps to increase supports 3,400 jobs from its tober. Cranberries have Many products sumers seek. helping to promote Wiscon- demand among existing 21,000 acres of cranberries been harvested in Wiscon- Lochner said there are Lochner said some of the sin to Chinese food buyers cranberry customers as grown in 20 counties in sin since the 1830s, even more than 1,000 cranberry newer products, such as with a trade tour in Au- well as create new mar- central and northern Wis- before Wisconsin was a products on the market white cranberry juice and gust. The buyers, who rep- kets.” consin. state. today, so people can find sauces, mustards and dried resent Chinese food im- Growers’ commitment to Cranberries are current- “Cranberries are an in- just about any type of cran- cranberries, are opening up porters, distributors and producing a high-quality ly used in thousands of tegral part of Wisconsin’s berry food they’re looking new markets. retailers, met with Wiscon- berry is key to producing a products around the world, heritage, and at times like for on grocery store shelves. “But 80% of the berries sin cranberry sellers. The successful crop, Lochner ranging from juices and this when the market is “Cranberries are also go into the production of trade mission also educat- added. Wisconsin growers sweetened dried cranber- down and supply is up, it is one of the healthiest fruits cranberry juice, which is ed the buyers on the health continue to implement ries, to health supplements, important for us to work to- on the market today. Re- our mainstay,” he said. benefits of cranberries and more efficient growing body and bath projects, and gether to ensure our indus- search has shown that the Preliminary research how to prepare them as practices, such as renovat- pet foods. try thrives for years to little tart berries can help has proven some of the meals and snacks. ing existing marshes, Nationally, the Cranber- come,” Lochner added. keep your heart healthy, health benefits of cranber- Federal agricultural au- planting higher-yielding ry Marketing Committee Eagle River’s Cranberry prevent the signs of aging ry juice, such as prevention thorities also project a 2014 varieties of cranberries and has been marketing cran- Fest celebrates the history and even help prevent can- of urinary tract infections cranberry harvest of 2.1 more. berries in other countries and economic significance cer,” he said. Some of the and stomach problems million barrels in Mas- since 1999, specifically fo- of these “rubies of the bog.” most popular food products caused by food-borne bacte- sachusetts, 558,000 barrels Economic impact cusing on Western Europe, Growers in Vilas and Onei- that are manufactured and ria. in New Jersey, 395,000 bar- The harvest of cranber- Australia, Mexico, South da counties are part of a 20- sold in foreign countries in- Huge production totals rels in Oregon and 162,000 ries, the state’s No. 1 fruit, Korea and, most recently, county area of the state clude cereals, snack bars, in Washington, which has a big economic impact to growing markets in Rus- where a rare combination trail mixes, sweets, juices, Turn to HARVEST, Pg. 6 Page 6 Cranberry Country Crier October 2014

The vines are then Boards are connected across Harvest pushed into the sand/peat, the length of the bed to cor- preferably by hand, so part ral the berries. ______FROM PAGE 5 of the plant is in the ground. At the end of the bed, From that point, the cran- workers push the berries and moderate prices follow a berry will take root and into the conveyor that takes decade of cranberry marsh begin a new plant. the berries out of the bed expansion in Wisconsin, It takes approximately and dumps them into wag- which increased the volume five years for the cranberry ons to be taken to the clean- of cranberry bed acreage plant’s roots and vines to be ing station. They are carried from about 10,000 to 21,000 strong enough to hold over a series of belts to be acres. through harvest. The vine cleaned of debris and placed Besides the heavy influx continues to grow, extending into a semitrailer. of workers needed for sea- from the top of the plant, sonal harvest activities, and will continue to produce Wetland stewards cranberry marshes provide as long as it is cared for. While the cranberry mar- income and investment cap- When nighttime bog tem- ket has grown and changed ital for owners and their peratures reach 38 degrees over the years, Lochner said families. They also provide in the fall, an enormous the growers’ strong convic- year-round jobs for marsh sprinkler system is turned tion as “stewards of the wet- managers, maintenance on to prevent the blossoms lands” remains the same. workers and the hundreds or berries from freezing. “Because they work in of people who work in the “Frost watch” is done as the marshes daily and usu- state’s canning factories. soon as the plants begin to ally live next to these wet- The majority of Wiscon- grow (that is, turn green lands, growers take environ- sin cranberries are grown in from their winter red color) mental protection very seri- the Wisconsin Rapids area, in the spring until the sprin- ously,” he said. but they are also grown in klers are turned off just be- The diversity of wildlife Manitowish Waters, Hay- fore the crop is harvested in in and around a cranberry ward and Eagle River. Five the fall. farm is a good indication cranberry marshes sur- Harvest begins in early that agricultural practices round the town of Three October and continues into can nurture a sound envi- Lakes in Oneida County. late October or early ronment. Pest control is an In addition to the beds November. area in which growers have where cranberries are To harvest the cranber- made great strides. grown, owners control an- ries, the bed must be flood- Cranberries attract a other 160,000 to 170,000 ed. Using ditches, they are number of pests, primarily acres of land to support the able to use gravity to fill the weeds and insects, which re- beds. beds with water. duce yields and fruit quality. Cranberry Fest, a nation- The cranberry has four Industry officials said they ally publicized celebration of air pockets in it which have invested in advanced the fall harvest season, in- makes it float, forcing the and safe pest and disease cludes an opportunity for vine to stand straight up management. participants to tour the when the bed is flooded. The WSCGA was found- Tamarack Flowage Marsh When the water is high ed in 1887 and is committed on Highway A west of Three enough, the harvest ma- to developing and imple- Lakes. chine goes in. It is relatively menting programs that will small, so it does not hurt the assist growers in doing a Planted by hand vines. This knocks the ripe better job of growing cran- The planting is done by berries off the vine. berries and strengthen the spreading cranberry clip- The water is then raised public support for cranberry pings over a flat, smooth even higher so that all the growing in Wisconsin. For bed. A bed is approximately vines are under water and more information on the 2.5 acres. the berries float atop. WSCGA, visit wiscran.org. Free bus shuttle offered for Cranberry Fest visitors

Bus shuttle service will following locations: Eagle gational United Church of be available to transfer peo- River Area Chamber of Christ. ple to all the activities dur- Commerce & Visitors Cen- Vehicle parking assis- ing Cranberry Fest. ter for marsh and winery tance at this year’s Cran- The shuttle will run from tours, Olson Memorial Li- berry Fest will be provided 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. brary for the book sale and by the Eagle River Lions Photo: Tim Kemple The shuttle will pick up cranberry video showing. Club. The fee will be $5 per interested individuals at There will be two bus car to park in the designat- the east gate of the fair- stops downtown Saturday ed areas at the Vilas County grounds at the tennis for the antiques show and Fairgrounds. Visit us in Eagle River courts. farmers market. They will The proceeds from the 111 Wall St. Buses will run approxi- be at Butch’s Pizza North at parking fees will go to the (715) 477-0774 mately every half-hour Sat- the corner of First and Wall Eagle River Lions Club to urday and will stop at the streets, and at First Congre- support area projects. October 2014 Cranberry Country Crier Page 7 Children’s museum features ‘cranberry bog’

The Northwoods Chil- traditional harvest. dren’s Museum (NCM) in A video allows guests to Eagle River boasts 24 inter- see firsthand how the mini- active exhibits that are de- bog compares to the real signed with children in thing from start to finish. mind and to encourage “This past year, we inte- hands-on exploration and grated a fall-harvest farm- learning through play. ers market, complete with One of the areas at the genuine mini-pumpkins, museum is set aside for sea- gourds, potatoes, onions, sonal exhibits that show- carrots, garlic, eggs (these case themes that are often are pretend) and, of course, Wisconsin-focused. The cranberries,” said Margie mini-cranberry bog is the Rychlock, program coordi- feature for September and nator. October. This theme is also car- “A children’s museum ried out in the art studio doesn’t have rules like other where children can create museums you may be famil- fall-themed projects with iar with,” said Rouleen museum supplies, some Gart ner, executive director. using the actual cranberries “Our museum actually has that they just harvested. a hands-on policy.” The Discovery Toy Store The museum’s mini- at the museum carries edu- cranberry bog is a child- cational toys that comple- sized replica of a cranberry ment the subjects that chil- marsh you might find in the dren learn through their North Woods. Children play at the museum and learn about the harvesting through the various pro- process without having to grams and events. put on waders, but that Admission is $7 per per- The Berry Bog Bike Ride and 5K Jog are new events at starting at the Vilas County Fairgrounds. They are sponsored doesn’t mean that they don’t son, ages 1 to 100. Member- Cranberry Fest, both taking place Saturday morning and by Ministry Health Care. —NEWS-REVIEW PHOTO get their hands a little dirty. ships and vacation pass- Children can flood the cran- ports are available that are berry bog with the flip of a beneficial for frequent visi- Berry Bog Bike Ride and 5K Jog lever and watch as that tors. The museum is open makes the real cranberries Mondays through Satur- float to the top where they days from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. planned Saturday at Cranberry Fest can be scooped up as in a and Sundays noon to 5 p.m.

Cranberry Fest in Eagle friendly community walk- The Berry Bog Bike Ride Cash or check will be ac- River has been celebrated ing and biking trails for also will take place Satur- cepted for payment during No pets/animals allowed the first weekend of October eastern Vilas County. The day beginning at 10:30 a.m. preregistration and on race for more than 30 years. GHT Board is committed to and registration will be day. Credit cards will be ac- at Vilas County Fairgrounds People can help com- Goal 2020 — having the from 9 to 10:15 a.m. The cepted by preregister ing memorate the 35th anniver- whole system in place by bike tour is sponsored by online. Early-bird registra- Cranberry Fest organiz- at any time on lands desig- sary by participating in the the end of the decade. Ministry Eagle River tion will available at River- ers remind visitors that nated in this chapter. In ad- Berry Bog Bike and 5K Jog, The Berry Bog Jog is or- Memorial Hospital and is view Park Friday, Oct. 3, pets and animals are not dition, pets are not allowed formerly the Cranberry ganized and sponsored by organized by GHT. Cyclists from 5 to 7 p.m. allowed on the Vilas Coun- at Oldenburg Sports Park Fest Fitness Events, a fami- Ministry Eagle River may select routes of 8, 13 or “There are numerous ty Fairgrounds, according or on the following Vilas ly-friendly 5-kilometer run Memorial Hospital and will 26 miles, and drink stations benefits to introducing a to the Parks and Recre- County properties all locat- and walk, and a bike ride. begin at 8:30 a.m., with reg- and maps will be provided. healthy lifestyle into your ation Chapter 19.08 Ani- ed within the city of Eagle The Berry Bog Bike and istration from 7 to 8:15 a.m. Early registration is $25 daily routine, including im- mals Ordinance. River: All vendor/exhibitor 5K Jog will be Saturday, The run is a flat and fast 5- and each participant will proved blood circulation, “This ordinance will be areas and food concession- Oct. 4. The start/finish line kilometer course on paved receive a Berry Bog Bike weight control, prevention enforced by event organiz- aire areas located on the and registration for the roads, with a food and drink and 5K Jog long-sleeved and management of high ers and area law enforce- Vilas County Fairgrounds, family-friendly 5K fun run station at the finish. Timing shirt. Registration is $30 blood pressure, prevention ment. You will be asked to Riverside Park, the Fran will be at Riverview Park for the competitive runners the day of the event. Regis- of bone loss, increased ener- leave the grounds immedi- Richter Memorial Softball near the Vilas County Fair- will be through Tortoise and tration forms can be ob- gy level and stress manage- ately and could be fined, so Fields or Eagle River Ten- grounds in Eagle River. Hare Race Management. tained prior to the Berry ment,” said Thompson. “Ac- please leave your animals nis Courts. In areas where All proceeds from the Noncompetitive runners Bog Bike and 5K Jog at tivities to stay active in- at home where they are permitted, pets shall be run and walk will benefit and walkers are encouraged Ministry Eagle River clude playing sports, swim- safe and happy,” said a fest kept on a leash no more the Ministry Eagle River to participate by running or Memorial Hospital, the ming, cycling, jogging, ski- spokesperson. than 8 feet long. All pets Memorial Hospital Rehabil- walking individually or by Eagle River Area Chamber ing, aerobic dancing and Ordinance 19.08 Ani- shall be effectively re- itation Department. All pro- forming teams of employ- of Commerce & Visitors walking to name a few.” mals states: (1) Pets. No strained or under the ceeds from the bike ride will ees, family members, Center, and select business- People also can contact person shall allow pets to owner’s control at all times. benefit Great Headwaters friends and others, said es in Eagle River. People Thompson at (715) 356- enter any public building, No person shall allow his Trails (GHT). Matt Thompson, public re- also may register for the 8368 or matthew.thomp- swimming beach, picnic pet to deprive or disrupt GHT exists to create a lations manager for Min- run and walk online at [email protected] to grounds, boat landing or another’s enjoyment or use 40-mile system of family- istry Health Care. tandhtiming.com. obtain an electronic copy. playground, or run at large of an area. Page 8 Cranberry Country Crier October 2014 Spaghetti dinner Oct. 4 to benefit Weavers, fiber artists Nordmarka Cross-Country Ski Club The Nordmarka Cross- of Sheridan Street and Sil- The buffet dinner will in- to display creative skills Country Ski Club will hold ver Lake Road in Eagle clude spaghetti served with its 26th annual spaghetti River. Libby Dorn, execu- a choice of meat or meatless A variety of fiber artists spun yarns will be avail- dinner fundraiser in con- tive director of the center, sauces, salad, garlic bread, will be at the one-day Lake able for purchase. junction with Cranberry will donate proceeds to the dessert and coffee, tea or Country Weavers and In addition to the fiber Fest. ski club. milk. Cost will be $8 or $5 Fiber Arts Guild Exhibit exhibit, demos and sale, The dinner will take These funds will help the for children younger than and Sale during Cranberry the Women’s Fellowship at place Saturday, Oct. 4, from Nordmarka Ski Club groom 10 years of age. Tickets will Fest. the church will offer a lun- 5 to 8 p.m. at Trees For To- the 7-kilometer trail sys- be available at the door. Hosted by the guild cheon from 11 a.m. to 1 morrow. Everyone is wel- tem, located on the Eagle For more information, members, the exhibit will p.m. Tickets for the lun- come to attend. River Municipal Golf call Joe Panci at Trees For be open from 9 a.m. to 4 cheon can be purchased at Trees For Tomorrow is Course. The trails are open Tomorrow at (715) 479- p.m. Saturday, Oct. 4, at the door. located at the intersection to the public. 6456. First Congregational Unit- The Lake Country ed Church of Christ in Weavers and Fiber Arts Eagle River. Admission is Guild helps support free. weavers, knitters, cro- If you have ever won- cheters, rug hookers, spin- ners and other interested dered how the wool from a Spinning demonstrations artists in the North Woods. fluffy sheep in the meadow will be offered at a To further educate and for turns into a beautiful weavers exhibit and sale. warm scarf, sock or camaraderie among the sweater, this is the place to the pre- and post-dyeing. members, monthly meet- see it done. You will see And a fiber show would ings are held. A wide geo- wool being spun into yarn. not be complete without a graphic area is covered, You might even see beads knitting demonstration. A from Land O’ Lakes to added during the plying number of the club mem- Rhinelander, Presque Isle step. bers are very accomplished to Three Lakes. A particularly fascinat- knitters. If you have a The church is located on ing demonstration will be question, they will be the corner of First and Di- done on a Navajo loom. Vis- happy to offer assistance. vision streets. The Cran- itors can watch this an- There will be a wide va- berry Fest shuttle bus from cient art and see the work riety of items for sale that the fairgrounds will stop in appear before your eyes. reflect the use of many dif- front of the church at regu- One member will be ferent fiber-related skills. lar intervals. working on her shibori Original rugs, runners, For more information on scarf-weaving project. mittens, scarves, table run- the Cranberry Fest activi- She’ll show visitors all the ners, felt bags, felt clogs, ties or the guild, call Mary steps involved, including felt wine cozies and hand- Jackl at (715) 545-2897. being local Make life easy

At Peoples, we are proud to support local Take alternate route to fest businesses and organizations. Are you traveling to onto Highway 45 and fol- east gate of the Vilas Coun- Cranberry Fest from the low into Eagle River. ty Fairgrounds. By shopping, dining, and banking locally; west using Highway 70? If Once you have arrived “Your assistance in tak- we all have the power to put our money to work so, you may run into delays in Eagle River, feel free to ing the shuttle bus will not right here at home. And we all have the power due to traffic. find parking in the down- only help create a safer To avoid a possible delay town area and then walk or Cranberry Fest, but it will to see the potential of our community. and get to Cranberry Fest take the free shuttle bus help you to get to and from in a timely manner, cham- Saturday to the fair- the Cranberry Fest ber officials suggest that grounds. grounds more quickly,” said you take the alternate chamber Executive Direc- route that has been set up. Shuttle buses tor Kim Emerson. “We Just watch for signs and Shuttle buses will run thank you.” the Cranberry Fest logo to approximately every 30 Emerson said parking in direct you around the minutes from 9 a.m. to 5 the downtown area re- delay. p.m. Saturday. The buses duces traffic congestion will stop at the following lo- near the Vilas County Fair- Located Inside of Trig’s Alternate route cations: Olson Memorial grounds. Downtown activi- 909 East Wall Street, Eagle River Approaching Eagle Library, Butch’s Pizza ties will include an open- River from the west on North at the corner of First air antiques show and Highway 70, take Sunset and Wall streets, First Con- farmers market. 715.479.1794 | www.bankpeoples.com | Always see the Potential. Road to the left and follow gregational United Church Many downtown busi- Member FDIC to Highway G. Turn right of Christ, Eagle River Area nesses will have Cranberry onto Highway G and follow Chamber of Commerce & Fest specials in their stores to Highway 45. Turn right Visitors Center, and the and restaurants. October 2014 Cranberry Country Crier Page 9

The Arts & Crafts Show at Cranberry Fest is juried by the Cranberry Fest Craft Committee and only original handcrafted items are accepted. The committee reserves the right to refuse items that are not original art.

NO PETS PLEASE! See Page 2 for information about food booths.

NEED HELP? Please stop at the Fest Info Headquarters near the fresh cranberries on the Fest grounds, or the Visitors Center on Railroad Street, downtown Eagle River. Page 10 Cranberry Country Crier October 2014 Cranberry Country Crier Page 11

MISCELLANEOUS DECORATIVE HAND-PAINTED DRIED GOURDS TEXTILES A 1 CAMP CRITTERS F 1 & 2 COTTAGE TREASURES HAND-PAINTED GLASSWARE AND SEASONAL ITEMS B 9 GINNY’S CREATIONS CHAINSAW SCULPTURES – EAGLES, BEARS, TURTLES AND MORE DOLL CLOTHING AND QUILTED ITEMS A 14 & 15 THREE LAKES WINERY F 17 SPINDRIFT ORIGINAL SPRAY PAINT ART BARN 12 THE SHEPHERD’S PURSE CRANBERRY FEST CRAFT EXHIBITORS WISCONSIN’S ORIGINAL CRANBERRY WINE AND OTHER FRUIT AND BERRY WINES HOMEGROWN WOOL, HAND-SPUN YARN, HATS, MITTENS AND WEARABLES CRANBERRY FEST CRAFT EXHIBITORS P 3 & 4 COMING UP ROSES A 4 CUDA’S CUPBOARD DOG BAKERY PAINTED ITEMS INCLUDING OLD WINDOWS, METAL, SPORTS WORDS ON COLOR- H 1 CHAIN ONE DESIGN ALL-NATURAL HOMEMADE DOG TREATS, TREAT JARS, DOGGIE BAGS AND TOYS A HAT FOR EVERY HEAD. CROCHET HATS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ALSO FIN- B 2 LYNN’S CANDIES PAINTED BOARDS AND FLORALS E 9 BIRDS AND BEES G 6 HMB DESIGNS GERLESS GLOVES AND BOOT TOPPERS. BASKETRY CRANBERRY CASHEW CRUNCH, CHOCOLATE CRUNCH, ORIGINAL CRUNCH, CRAN- TNT 41 CRAFTIN IN THE COUNTRY NORTHWOODS WREATHS HANDCRAFTED NATURE-INSPIRED JEWELRY AND ACCESSORIES PARK M 2 MICHELLE TEETZEN BARN 11 BASKET ARTISTRY BY SUSAN BERRY GRANOLA, CRANBERRY FUDGE AND CRANBERRY TAFFY LIGHTBULB PAINTING, WOOD PAINTING, CROCHET AND SEWING ITEMS J 6 H&D CARVED WOOD FLOWERS H 9 MONIKA’S CREATIONS WOOL MITTENS MADE FROM RECYCLED WOOL SWEATERS HANDWOVEN BASKETS BARN 9 RUGS FROM YESTERDAY X 11 LINDA MIDDLETON HANDCRAFTED WOOD FLOWERS AND ARRANGEMENTS AND COPPER WOOD STERLING SILVER JEWELRY, FOSSILS, PEARLS, GEMSTONES AND CLOISONNE ENAM- R 2 HONNIE AMMANN H 14 MORROW’S GIFTS HAND-BRAIDED RUGS HAND-PAINTED GLASSWARE, HAND-WRAPPED SEA GLASS JEWELRY AND WATER- SCULPTING WALL DÉCOR ELS QUILLOWS BASKETS BB 14 PEBBLE CRAFTS COLOR PAINTED NECKLACES L 11 CUTE AS A BUTTON J 12 BUTTONS ETC. TNT 25 & 26 THE YARNIVAL H 16 CHERISHABLES PEBBLESTONE PLANTERS AND ANIMALS Y 13 & 14 EARTH & WOOD NATURE-OF-KIND: BARBED-WIRE WREATHS, SWAGS, DRY AND SILK FLOWERS, BIRCH ANTIQUE BUTTON JEWELRY, STYLISH HATS AND SKIRTS CROCHETED HEAD WRAPS, BEANIES, COWLS, CIRCLE SCARVES AND HEADBANDS HANDWOVEN BASKETS BB 16 WOOD CREATIONS BY JUDY WILDLIFE PAINTINGS ON BIRCHBARK AND WOODEN NAMES AND BIRDS K 2 & 3 D & D DESIGNS TNT 31 RAEGAN’S RUFFLES CHAINSAW CARVINGS AND HAND CARVINGS – BEARS AND SANTAS R 5 & 6 THERESA’S TREASURES SWAROVSKI AND OPAL JEWELRY CROCHETED HATS, SCARVES, HAIR ACCESSORIES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS D 3 TRMC ENTERPRISE FLORALS – DRIED, SILK AND CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS L 4 RED TIN ART CANDLES TIRE MATS, TIRE MIRRORS, TIRE TURTLES AND TIRE TABLES PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHIC RESIN JEWELRY FROM OUR ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS B 15 CLASSIQUE CURVES D 5, 6, 11, 12 NORTHERN LIGHTS ART D 1 TOM FREEMAN PHOTOGRAPHY M 3 & 8 SPARKLY THINGS WOODEN DECOUPAGED GLASS CANDLEHOLDERS WITH LEAVES AND FLOWERS HANDMADE CUSTOM FRAMES WITH PRINTS NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY FOOD PRODUCTS HANDCRAFTED CRYSTAL AND GEMSTONE JEWELRY AND BACKYARD TIN BIRD FEED- BARN 1 WOOD CREATIONS BY RASTA L 7 & 8 THE BOGS CRANBERRY SPECIALTIES F 10 & 20 FLEXI - FRAME E 8 JIM GINDORFF LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY B 18 POUR DADDY’S BBQ SAUCE ERS HANDMADE ONE-OF-A-KIND WOODEN FURNITURE CREATIONS CRANBERRY AIR FRESHENER, POTPOURRI, SOY CANDLES, INCENSE, CLEANSING MAGNETIC PICTURE FRAMES PANORAMIC LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY BBQ SAUCE – MILD, HOT AND HOT KICKER FLAVORS M 5 MAPLE VALLEY MAGNETIC JEWELRY C 7 & 8 WHISPERING CREEK/ANDERCRAFT WOODS BARS, CRANBERRY JELLY BEANS, TAFFY AND CHOCOLATE-COVERED CRANBERRIES F 15 NEEDLE AND LEAF J 3 LAKELAND AERIAL PHOTO BB 5 CROIX VALLEY STEAK SAUCE STRONGEST MAGNETIC JEWELRY BRACELETS, ANKLETS AND NECKLACES WHITE CEDAR BIRDHOUSES, FEEDERS, PLANTERS AND UNIQUE GARDEN ITEMS T 4 OOH, IT’S SOY GOOD ANTIQUE REPURPOSED MASON JARS, BASKETS, LIGHTING AND HAND-DIPPED CAN- AERIAL PHOTOS OF AREA LAKES PLUS CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY BY ORDER GOURMET SAUCES, DRY RUBS AND BLOODY MARY SEASONINGS N 8 REMIK’S HANDMADE JEWELRY D 2 & 8 NORTHLAND FRAMES AND GIFTS SOY CANDLES, SOAPS, LOTIONS AND SOCK MONKEYS DLES R 9 VINCENT POINT PHOTOGRAPHY D 10 SCHLEIF SUGAR BUSH REAL FLOWER JEWELRY PERSONALIZED PHOTO NAME FRAMES AND LAKE NAME FRAMES F 16 THE POTPOURRI LADY CANVAS PRINTS AND FRAMED ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHY MAPLE SYRUP AND BABY ITEMS P 2 JUST FOR YOU JEWELRY D 7 CHICKORY WOOD PRODUCTS FRESH POTPOURRI AND OILS – ALL HANDMADE TNT 39 SUPERIOR INSPIRATIONS PHOTOGRAPHY CERAMICS E 1 STARLA’S HOMEMADE DIPS, SALSAS & SOUP MIXES JEWELRY HANDMADE AND DESIGNED BY THE ARTIST HANDMADE HARDWOOD TOYS — TRUCKS, TRAINS, AIRPLANES, SHIPS H 5 THE ART OF PENS LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY PRINTS, HANDMADE FRAMES, PHOTO CARDS AND HANDCRAFTED SEASONINGS, DIPS, SALSA, CHEESECAKE, CHEESEBALL AND FON- PARK J 1 JDS GEMS E 2 AMY JACOBS BARN 15 JUDY’S CERAMICS & CRAFTS HAND-TURNED PENS MADE FROM WOOD, ACRYLIC, DEER ANTLERS, FEATHERS AND PHOTO GIFTS DUE MIXES HANDCRAFTED SEMI-PRECIOUS GEMSTONE JEWELRY HANDMADE WOODEN INDOOR/OUTDOOR CRAFTS HOLIDAY CERAMICS CIRCUIT BOARDS TNT 40 DAVE AMIS PHOTOGRAPHY F 18 & 19 MROCOS SEX OLIVES PARK P 1 T&R F 12 & 13 BUY ME THAT BB 7 P.A.S.T. I 1 DARLENE’S ART CREATIONS NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY PICKLED PRODUCTS SUCH AS OLIVES, MUSHROOMS, ASPARAGUS AND MORE FANTASY-CUT STONES TO SEMI-PRECIOUS, SILVER RINGS, EARRINGS AND MATCH- HANDCRAFTED SEASONAL DECORATIONS CERAMIC WITH ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES NECK ART MADE FROM TEXTILE YARNS AND RIBBONS K 5 TOFFEE FOR YOU ING PENDANTS F 4 & 5 HARE HOLLOW PARK A 3 MUDDERS PLACE POTTERY I 5 BARBARA SIMON HOMEMADE BUTTER TOFFEE Q 3 ARTISTIC LICENSE CHILDREN’S ROOM DÉCOR, PHOTO FRAMES, QUOTE PLAQUES AND MORE FUNCTIONAL STONEWARE POTTERY LODGE-LOOK LIGHTING, LOG FURNITURE AND CABIN ACCESSORIES POTTERY K 8 PATZ MAPLE & HONEY FARMS HANDMADE BEADS USING ITALIAN GLASS RODS G 5 SPLENDID NATURE I 10 GRANDMA’S CRAFTERS MAPLE AND HONEY PRODUCTS S 4 K Q CREATIONS A 15 NANA’S POTTERY GARDEN ONE-OF-A-KIND FUNCTIONAL ART MADE FROM RECYCLED ROOTS AND BURLS FROM A VARIETY OF HANDMADE ITEMS – PLANT HANGERS, HAND-SEWN BROWN/PLASTIC L 16 COLLEEN’S TOUGH TIMES WIRE-WRAPPED JEWELRY HAND-BUILT WHIMSICAL CLAY POTTERY YEWS, CEDARS AND MAPLES CLOTHING BAG HOLDERS, CROCHETED TOWELS AND JEWELRY, AND MUCH MORE CRANBERRY VINEGARS AND CRANBERRY MUSTARDS T 11 & 12 SIMPLY LIVING JEWELRY A 2 & 3 EARTH POTTERY & SUPPLY H 10 MICKEY’S A 5 MY LITTLE SUNSHINE BOUTIQUE J 15 TWO FEATHERS GOURDS M 1 & 2 ULTIMATE CONFECTIONS FINE HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY – RARE MINERALS, GEMSTONES AND FOSSILS IN FINE HAND-THROWN FUNCTIONAL STONEWARE POTTERY HAND-CARVED WOOD HIKING AND WALKING STICKS, DUCKS AND BIRDS CROCHET HATS HANDCRAFTED GOURDS, BIRDFEEDERS AND BEESWAX CANDLES HAND-DIPPED HOMEMADE SPECIALTY CHOCOLATES STERLING SILVER, UNIQUE CUTS AND UNUSUAL MATERIALS H 11 & 12 THE PERSONAL TOUCH H 13 LAKES OF WOOD B 5 & 6 TABBY CAT CREATIONS L 12 KAYLYNN KREATIONS N 11 & 12 KNAUS CHEESE INC. TNT 16 DESIGN YOUR LOBES WHEEL-THROWN POTTERY AND CLAY SCULPTURES 3-D WOODEN LAKE-DEPTH MAPS AND THE USA FLAG MAP CHILDREN’S FLEECE CLOTHING TUTUS, DOLL TUTUS, WINGS, WANDS, VARIETY OF SCARVES, WILLOW BASKETS, CHEESE AND SAUSAGE HANDCRAFTED SPIRAL EARRINGS, VINES, WRAPS AND EAR CUFFS H 7 & 8 ISLAND VIEW POTTERY H 2 K&M WOODCRAFTS BARN 7 CHIC CHENILLE BOOT TOPPERS AND TUTU PURSES N 5 & 6 LA CAMPAGNE BAKERY TNT 34 FRAN-SAL CREATIONS WHEEL-THROWN STONEWARE POTTERY BUTCHER-STYLE CUTTING BOARDS, LAZY SUSANS AND WINE BOTTLE HOLDERS CHENILLE VESTS, SCARVES, TOTE BAGS AND HOT PADS L 13 BRIDGE CREEK ANTLER CARVING BAKED GOODS, ALL NATURAL OATMEAL CRANBERRY COOKIES, GRANOLA WITH HANDMADE JEWELRY DESIGNED BY FRAN AND SAL I 9 JEN ANDERSON POTTERY H 3 & 4 STENMAN STUDIOS BARN 8 CABIN CREATIONS ANTLER CARVINGS, CANDLEHOLDERS AND JEWELRY CRANBERRIES, CRANBERRY SOURDOUGH AND OTHER CRANBERRY PRODUCTS TNT 43 BALTIC AMBER FUNCTIONAL STONEWARE POTTERY RURAL WILDLIFE RELIEF WOOD CARVINGS BABY ITEMS: HOODED BATH & BEACH TOWELS, FLEECE ITEMS & QUIET BOOKS M 10 MISS BEASLEY’S GOURMUTT GOODIES R 11 KARI’S KUSTOM KREATIONS ALL HANDMADE NATURAL BALTIC AMBER JEWELRY L 14 TALL PINES STUDIO I 4 HUCKLEBERRY HILL HAND-CARVED HEIRLOOMS BB 8 & 9 KAROLYN & WAYNE FENUS HOMEMADE GOURMUTT DOG TREATS & HAND-PAINTED TREAT JARS. CHARMING ART HOMEMADE DIPS, MIXES AND GIFT SETS TNT 6 LU’S CREATIONS STONEWARE POTTERY AND MIXED MEDIA BASKETS HAND-CARVED WOOD FIGURES, ORNAMENTS, WALKING STICKS, DRIFTWOOD AND LADIES UNIQUE APPLIQUÉD AND EMBELLISHED CLOTHING CANVAS AND QUOTES THAT MAKE YOU GIGGLE. TNT 38 JD’S SALSA IN SECONDS BROOCHES, FUSED GLASS, WIRE-WRAPPED RINGS, RECYCLED SPOON JEWELRY SWEET POTATOES F 6 & 7 SUE LYNNES DESIGNS PARK A 1, 2, 4 NANCY’S NEST JD’S SALSA IN SECONDS SEASONING TNT 9 & 10 MOOSE LAKE DESIGNS I 8 STEVE’S WOODSHED REDESIGNED SWEATSHIRTS WITH PURSES AND SHIRTS TO MATCH FOR WOMEN AND HIGH-QUALITY HAND-PAINTED WOOD ITEMS, LIFESIZE TO TABLE SIZE – EXTRA SPE- TNT 7 & 8 GRANDMA NANYIES DECORATIVE GOURDS AND JEWELRY SEWN CEDAR FLAGS, KIDS’ ACTIVITY BOXES, SNOW FAMILY SIGNS – PERSONALIZED CHILDREN CIAL HOMEMADE DIP AND CHEESECAKE MIXES U 4 NEW JEWEL ON THE BLOCK J 1, 9 & 10 CLEARWATER TRADING CO. G 3 & 4 THAT SWEATER PLACE PARK B 1 THE ART OF NORTH RIDGE AA 3 & 4 HOMESPUN COUNTRY X 12 & 13 BURNING BUSH SUGAR HOUSE HAND-WIRED GLASS BLOCK JEWELRY, CROCHET RHINESTONE SCARVES, EMBEL- LODGE-LOOK LIGHTING, LOG FURNITURE AND CABIN ACCESSORIES KNIT AND FLEECE-LINED HATS, MITTS AND SWEATERS ORIGINAL WOOD CARVINGS, SAND ART, PAINT ETCHINGS AND PEN AND INK DRAW- HANDMADE PRIMITIVES AND FOLK ART MAPLE SYRUP PRODUCTS, SUGAR, COTTON CANDY, CREAM AND MUCH MORE LISHED RHINESTONE PURSES J 13 CAROL HELLING J 4 LIN’S ORIGINALS INGS B 1 BITTEN PEAR DESIGNS Y 1 NORTHWOODS CHEESE CO. W 1 S&S JEWELRY WOODEN CHRISTMAS NAMES CLASSIC SPORTSWEAR CLOTHING, JACKET SETS, ZIP-UP HOODIES AND LOTS MORE PARK G 2 PRETTY DOLL COLLECTION HAND-SCULPTED ART DOLLS AND HOLIDAY DÉCOR CRANBERRY CHEESE, CRANBERRY SAUSAGE AND CRANBERRY CHEESE AND WATCHES, STONE JEWELRY AND WIRE-WRAPPED STONES J 7 FORTNEYS PERSONALIZED CRAFTS CUTE CLOTHING AND SCARVES DOLL CLOTHES FOR DOLLS 15-18" B 3 & 4 VERY CRAFTFULLY YOURS SAUSAGE GIFTS W 14 THE STERLING FLOWER WOODEN ROUTERED SIGNS, PERPETUAL CALENDARS – PERSONALIZED ITEMS J 8 KAREN’S KNIT & SEW PARK I 1 & 2 GRANDMA’S HANDMADE RUGS FABRIC TOYS AND GIFTS FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN OF ALL AGES ALONG WITH AMAZING STONE, PEARL AND FINE STERLING SILVER JEWELRY K 6 THE REDWOOD WAGON KNITTED SWEATERS AND WOODEN PLAQUES HANDWOVEN RAG RUGS SEASONAL GIFTS AND TREASURES X 5 & 6 JULLY’S FASHION DESIGN SIGNS – WESTERN RED CEDAR SIGNS ENGRAVED AT THE SHOW VIA LASER AND K 9 DEBZ WOOLZ PARK J 2 SOMETHING FISHY B 7 & 8 MAMA’S LOVE FURNITURE EXCLUSIVE DESIGN HATS, HANDMADE JEWELRY AND FLORAL ART CREATIONS ROUTER WOOL MITTENS MADE FROM RECYCLED WOOL SWEATERS, LINED WITH FLEECE HAND-CARVED FISH FROM COCONUTS WASHABLE REFILLS FOR SWIFFERS AND WET JETS, SWING BLANKETS FOR BABIES, L 1, 2, 9 & 10 GOTTWALT CRAFTS K 7 C SQUARED WOOD PRODUCTS L 6 BASS ART PARK O 1 & 2 THE TOWEL LADY WARM BAGS AND LOVELY CHAI LATTÉ PAINTED PINE FURNITURE WOOD CUTTING BOARDS, CRIBBAGE BOARDS, SERVING TRAYS AND PENS HANDBAGS, SCARVES AND GLASS FINGERNAIL FILES TOWEL LADY HAND TOWELS AND GIFT SETS BARN 3 GLORIA’S GIFTS M 4 SIRKO DESIGNS P 7 RUSTIC DREAMS METAL TABLE RUNNERS L 5 J. HART WOODWORKS B 13 JIM’S METAL ART PARK P 2 GRAMA’S HOUSE FELTED CROCHETED ACCESSORIES AND APPLIQUÉD CLOTHING FURNITURE BUILT FROM RECLAIMED WOOD — TABLES, HUTCHES, CHESTS, SHELVES BARN 4 & 5 COTTON WOOD COUNTRY WOOD-TURNED BOWLS, VASES, VESSELS, PENDANTS AND MORE BIRDS, FLOWERS, DREAM CATCHERS AND INSECTS MADE FROM SCRAP METAL AND CLOTHES FOR THE AMERICAN GIRL AND BITTY BABY DOLLS N 3 CHO F. NG AND MORE QUILTS, RUNNERS AND FRAMED STITCHERY M 9 RAVEN’S WOOD SILVERWARE R 3 NICOLE & PATRICK GORALSKI APPLIQUÉD CLOTHING T 1 & 2 FROM THE FORTY F 11 MAXIPINK DESIGNS HANDMADE WOODEN UTENSILS, TOOLS, PADDLES, DECOYS, ETC., FROM LOCALLY BARN 13 & 14 DREAM DESIGNS WHEEL-THROWN POTTERY AND MITTENS O 2 KAITY KLOTHES CEDAR LOG BENCHES, STOOLS, TABLES, DRESSERS, NIGHT STANDS, COAT RACKS, HAND-FELTED WOOL HATS AND HANDBAGS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN HARVESTED WOOD METAL WALL ART R 12 MASTERS LUSCIOUS DOG SENSATIONS HAND-PAINTED, HAND-DYED CHILDREN’S CLOTHING FROM ORIGINAL DESIGNS BATHROOM ACCESSORIES F 8 & 9 CREATIONS BY MOM & ME P 12 HUDSON RIVER INLAY C 3 & 4 GREENWAY HOMESCAPES HOMEMADE DOG TREATS AND COOKIES O 3 & 4 FUZZIES W 10, 11 & 12 MADE FOR YOU FURNITURE TATER BAGS, KIDS’ TOTES, CLOTHESPIN BAGS, APRONS AND MORE MARQUETRY – WOOD INLAID MIRRORS, TABLES AND ARTWORK UNIQUE GARDEN CREATIONS AND HOME DECORATIONS TNT 12 BELLABRO DESIGNS POLAR FLEECE WINTER ACCESSORIES, IN-FRONT CAR SEAT COVERS & BOOTIES FINISHED OAK FURNITURE H 15 NYLEEN’S P 5 & 6 WOOD CREATIONS D 4 TOM’S FIRE TENDERS 18" DOLL CLOTHES AND ACCESSORIES PARK F 1 & 4 POLLY’S CRAFTS SOFT-SCULPTURED FABRIC ITEMS – HALLOWEEN AND FALL PERSONALIZED CUSTOM DESIGNS ETCHED INTO HANDMADE FRAMES CAMPFIRE TENDING TOOLS TNT 13 CHRIS’S CRYSTALS AND SMORE APRONS, ANIMAL BABY QUILTS, QUILLOWS AND CHRISTMAS TREE SKIRTS H 6 DUSK ’TIL DAWN CRAFTS PARK B 2 WOODCARVING BY BOB LEHNHERR E 5 & 6 ROUTE 66 HANDMADE PUMPKIN PEOPLE CANDY HOLDERS AND HANDMADE CARDS Q 2 SJOCASE HATS GLASS FABRIC CRAFTS NATURE SUBJECTS CARVED FROM NORTH AMERICAN AND EXOTIC HARDWOODS METAL YARD ART TNT 151 JO-MAR FLOWERS AND GIFTS FUNKY AND FUNCTIONAL POLAR FLEECE HATS, SCARVES, GLOVES AND LEG WARM- W 6 FILES FOREVER J 2 SUNNY BRIGHT DESIGNS PARK S 1 & 2 CREATIVE COLLECTION G 8 & 9 SERENITY DESIGNS HOTTELS, POT PACKS, PILLOWS, HOLIDAY DECORATIONS AND MORE ERS POLYMER CLAY, DICHOIC GLASS, HAND-PAINTED & ENGRAVED CZECH CRYSTAL MAN- MITTENS CUSTOM FRAMED PRINTS METAL ART TNT 21 & 22 ALEXANDER’S CUTTING BOARD TNT 17, 18, 19 FUR HATS/BEAVER HOOPS ICURE AND PEDICURE FILES K 1 MAD DOG COOKIE COMPANY Q 1 THE CREATIVE Q I 6 & 7 WHISPERING PINES HANDCRAFTED HEIRLOOM QUALITY CUSTOM CUTTING BOARDS THAT ARE WARRANTIED FOR LIFE HUGE SELECTION OF FUR HATS, MITTENS, GLOVES, EAR MUFFS, SCARVES AND NU- TNT 30 KAREN KENNEDY HANDMADE DOG FASHIONS, TOYS AND ACCESSORIES FOR FASHION-FORWARD RUSTIC AND SHABBY CHIC, HOME, WEDDING AND HOLIDAY DÉCOR SLATE OIL CANDLES AND LAKE SUPERIOR STONE LAMPS PLUS STEEL YARD ART MEROUS OTHER ACCESSORIES PERSONALIZED CHALK BOXES FOR KIDS DOGS Q 4 CABIN CRAFTS J 11 AL’S METAL ART TNT 23 & 24 JUNCTION CITY CRAFT CO. HOLIDAY TNT 32 LOON HOLLOW FARMS L 15 BAG LADY’S HANDCRAFTED, HAND-PAINTED DECORATED PRIMITIVE AND FOLK ART WOOD PROD- WOODLAND METAL ART WOMEN’S SEWN AND DECORATED FASHION CLOTHING SETS BARN 10 SHARON’S ORNAMENTS WIRED AND BEADED HANGING VASES AND SUN CATCHERS HANDMADE DENIM PURSES AND HANDMADE SCARVES, HATS AND MITTENS UCTS J 16 FIRE CLAW INC. TNT 42 HERTEL’S CABIN CRAFTS CUSTOM-MADE GLASS ORNAMENTS TNT 33 WATERWORKS GARDEN SUPPLY N 9 & 10 JEN MARIE & CO. S 2 & 3 OUTDOOR CREATIONS FIRECLAW – CAMPFIRE PIT LOG HANDLERS DOLL CLOTHES FOR AMERICAN GIRL AND BARBIE, AND DOLL FURNITURE FOR AMER- PARK T 1 & 2 G&D PRODUCTS LIVING ART GARDENS TABLE RUNNERS, PLACEMATS AND HOME DÉCOR SIGNS, BENCHES AND SOLAR LIGHTS K 4 PELICAN METAL CRAFTERS ICAN GIRL DOLLS ALL HAND-CARVED WOODEN FLOWERS, SNOWMEN WITH SKIS AND SLEDS, HOME- TNT 35 & 36 TIFFANY DEAN AND JILL BERRY O 1 BONNIE H. OLIVER T 3 HOWER TOYS INDOOR/OUTDOOR METAL ART Z 12 MY GIRLZ CLOTHING CO. MADE BENCHES WITH WINTER DESIGNS – HOLIDAY ITEMS PRIMITIVE WOOD SIGNS AND CABINETS AND VINTAGE RAGGEDY ANNIE DOLLS BELT LOOP POUCH/MINI PURSE, BOTTLE CARRIERS, BOOKMARKS AND CELL PHONE GRAB- HANDCRAFTED WOODEN TOYS L 3 ELK MEADOWS DESIGNS WOMEN’S APPAREL AND JEWELRY R 8 STUDIO 253 TNT 37 CUTTING BOARDS WI BERS AND CHARMS T 8 FROM THE FORTY CNC COPPER DISPLAY TREES FOR HANGING PHOTO FRAMES AND OTHER SMALL COL- PERSONALIZED WOOD ORNAMENTS SOLID SURFACE CORIAN HANDCRAFTED CUTTING BOARDS P 9 & 10 CAROL’S CREATIVE CRAFTS CUSTOM SIGNS, LAWN DECORATIONS, COAT RACKS, TOILET BOWL HOLDERS AND LECTIBLES T 9 & 10 OODLES OF SNOWMEN TNT 46 DR. JONATHAN’S LOTION COMPANY HOME DÉCOR, WINDOW TREATMENTS, TABLE RUNNERS AND PLACEMATS MORE P 1 PERENNIAL STEEL FINE ART SNOWMEN AND SANTAS — ALL SHAPES AND SIZES HANDMADE LOTIONS, CREAMS AND SOAPS MADE WITH CRANBERRY OIL PARK H 1 & 2 NEEDLES & NAILS TNT 11 PINE CLIFF WOODWORKS METAL ART FOR YOUR LANDSCAPE B 14 COUNTRYSIDE ART GALLERY TNT 44 & 45 QUINN’S CRAFTS TNT 47 & 48 KIMS PRIMS & WHIMS UNIQUE FABRIC CREATIONS BY US – APPLIANCE COVERS, HANDBAGS, POTATO HEIRLOOM-QUALITY CUSTOM CUTTING BOARDS THAT ARE WARRANTIED FOR LIFE PARK C, 1, 2, 3, 4 STEEL HEART LTD LIMITED EDITION PRINTS, NOTECARDS OF SPORT DOG AND WILDLIFE ART BY CARL HOLIDAY HOME DÉCOR PRIMITIVE FOLK ART — HOLIDAY ITEMS — WOOL, MOHAIR AND FABRICS BAGS, ETC. TNT 20 DIAMOND WILLOW DREAMS HOLIDAY HOME AND GARDEN DÉCOR CRAFTED FROM METAL – SPINNERS, PUMP- J. MELICHAR W 9 CASPER STUDIO TNT 14 RAVEN COUNTRY CRAFTS WOOD PRODUCTS MADE WITH DIAMOND WILLOW FEATURING OUR HOT DOG AND JEWELRY KINS, SCARECROWS AND MORE F 14 MARK OF THE WILD HANDMADE PHOTO FRAMES – INSPIRATIONAL, PET AND FAMILY HANDMADE ANGELS, SNOWMEN, SANTAS, MOOSE AND MUCH MORE MARSHMALLOW ROASTING FORKS A 16 SOLEIL DESIGNS PARK D 1 & 2 IRON MAIDEN METAL ART WILDLIFE ART ON UNIQUE SURFACES, WOOD, SAWS AND PADDLES – COLORED PEN- X 9 & 10 HEART TO HEART TNT 4 & 5 KRAFTS GALORE TNT 28 & 29 ENDLESS CREATIONS CUSTOM-MADE JEWELRY RUSTIC REPURPOSED METAL ART CIL AND ACRYLIC PAINT WHIMSICAL YARD ART AND ENGRAVED SIGNS BABY ITEMS, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND HOLIDAY DÉCOR – KNITTED, CROCHETED AND CUSTOM ENGRAVED MINI KEEPSAKE PICTURE FRAMES AND SPATULAS B 16 & 17 KATHRYN’S COLLECTIONS PARK E 2 NORTHWOODS METAL DESIGNS N 2 JEFF RENNER WILDLIFE ART Y 4 & 5 NIGHT AND DAY PLASTIC CANVAS Y 6 ROUND BARN WOODCRAFTS HANDCRAFTED THEME JEWELRY METAL PLASMA ART – SIGNS, LOG BEDS, RAILINGS AND BENCHES WILDLIFE ART — FRAMED PRINTS AND CANVAS ART OF SONGBIRDS, LOONS, AGATE AND SUN CATCHER NIGHTLIGHTS FUNCTIONAL WOOD CREATIONS FROM PIZZA PEELS AND CUTTING BOARDS TO SPAT- BARN 6 A. LESH SILVER‘WEAR’ JEWELRY PARK G 1 TWISTED METAL WOLVES, BEARS AND MORE Z 1 & 2 NORTH COUNTRY FRAMING ULAS AND CRIBBAGE BOARDS JEWELRY WINDCHIMES, MAKEUP BRUSHES, ALL MADE FROM VINTAGE AND ANTIQUE CUSTOMIZED METAL GARDEN ART SOAPS P 11 DEL MILLIRON HANDMADE FRAMES FOR PRINTS FLATWARE R 1 WINE HOLDERS BY JOHN J 14 STAR LAKE SOAP 3-D WILDLIFE PICTURES Z 3 KARLA MAREIN C 10 LAKE SUPERIOR GEMS BEACH GLASS JEWELRY METAL WINE GLASS AND BOTTLE HOLDERS HANDCRAFTED SOAP MADE IN THE WISCONSIN NORTHWOODS T 5 & 6 WENNERSTEN’S ETCHING CO. BIRD FEEDERS AND LAMPS OUT OF BOTTLES ORIGINAL DRYPOINT ETCHINGS – HAND-ETCHED INTO COPPER PLATES AND HAND- LAKE SUPERIOR BEACH GLASS JEWELRY AND GIFTS R 10 WILDLIFE IMAGERY B 10 SUNRISE SHOWERS SOAP COMPANY SOAPS, SHEA BUTTER LOTIONS AND BODY CARE ITEMS PRINTED D 9 BJ CHRISTIAN DESIGNS METAL WILDLIFE SILHOUETTE ART MUSIC UNIQUE JEWELRY DESIGNS IN SILVER, GOLD AND COPPER WIRE WITH GEMS AND S 1 PIKE COUNTRY STUDIOS PARK M 1 DENNIS LEE MUSIC B 11 SIMPLY YOURS SOAPS AND CANDLES CRYSTALS GARDEN ART HAMMERED DULCIMER MUSIC CDs HANDCRAFTED SOAPS AND CANDLES FLORAL E 3 A&E DESIGNS TNT 1, 2 & 3 SWEN PRODUCTS TNT 27 THE O’NEILL BROTHERS MUSIC E 7 NATURE MADE HEAVEN SCENT SOAP B 12 FULL CIRCLE HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY USING FINE AND STERLING SILVER, SEMI-PRECIOUS GEM- GARDEN DÉCOR ITEMS – WEATHERVANES, SPINNERS, WALL PLAQUES, MAGNET RELAXING INSTRUMENTAL PIANO MUSIC, CDs ALL-NATURAL VEGAN HANDMADE SOAPS INCLUDING SOAP FOR TEETH SEASONAL HOME DÉCOR, HANDMADE WREATHS OF DISTINCTION, OBJECTS TO ART STONES AND FRESHWATER PEARLS BOARDS PARK E 1 RAS PRODUCTS USING ECLECTIC AND VINTAGE MATERIALS F 3 GEMZ & JEWELZ X 7 & 8 CRANBERRY SPRINGS PAINTING ALL-NATURAL BEESWAX PRODUCTS B 19 & 20 JUDI KAHLE HANDCRAFTED STAMPED JEWELRY METAL WALL ART U 1 NATURES TOUCH SOAP CRAFTERS FALL FLORAL FOR THE TABLE, WALLS AND DOORS G 10 WIREFLY JEWELRY Y 2 & 3 CLASSIC CREATIONS BARN 2 DEBRA LEE HELLWIG 100% HANDMADE SOAP BARN 16 KIM’S KREATIONS HANDCRAFTED WIREWORK AND CHAINMAILLE JEWELRY IN BRIGHT, FUN COLORS — NORTHWOODS-THEMED 3-D METAL WALL ART – PINE TREES WITH WILDLIFE AND EA- 2-D MIXED MEDIA PAINTINGS Z 7 S&J MAGESTIC SOAPS RUSTICALLY DESIGNED HOME DÉCOR LIGHTWEIGHT, BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE GLES C 1 & 2 BIRCHCREST CRAFTS NATURAL HOMEMADE BAR SOAP – DECORATED Page 10 Cranberry Country Crier October 2014 Cranberry Country Crier Page 11

MISCELLANEOUS DECORATIVE HAND-PAINTED DRIED GOURDS TEXTILES A 1 CAMP CRITTERS F 1 & 2 COTTAGE TREASURES HAND-PAINTED GLASSWARE AND SEASONAL ITEMS B 9 GINNY’S CREATIONS CHAINSAW SCULPTURES – EAGLES, BEARS, TURTLES AND MORE DOLL CLOTHING AND QUILTED ITEMS A 14 & 15 THREE LAKES WINERY F 17 SPINDRIFT ORIGINAL SPRAY PAINT ART BARN 12 THE SHEPHERD’S PURSE CRANBERRY FEST CRAFT EXHIBITORS WISCONSIN’S ORIGINAL CRANBERRY WINE AND OTHER FRUIT AND BERRY WINES HOMEGROWN WOOL, HAND-SPUN YARN, HATS, MITTENS AND WEARABLES CRANBERRY FEST CRAFT EXHIBITORS P 3 & 4 COMING UP ROSES A 4 CUDA’S CUPBOARD DOG BAKERY PAINTED ITEMS INCLUDING OLD WINDOWS, METAL, SPORTS WORDS ON COLOR- H 1 CHAIN ONE DESIGN ALL-NATURAL HOMEMADE DOG TREATS, TREAT JARS, DOGGIE BAGS AND TOYS A HAT FOR EVERY HEAD. CROCHET HATS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ALSO FIN- B 2 LYNN’S CANDIES PAINTED BOARDS AND FLORALS E 9 BIRDS AND BEES G 6 HMB DESIGNS GERLESS GLOVES AND BOOT TOPPERS. BASKETRY CRANBERRY CASHEW CRUNCH, CHOCOLATE CRUNCH, ORIGINAL CRUNCH, CRAN- TNT 41 CRAFTIN IN THE COUNTRY NORTHWOODS WREATHS HANDCRAFTED NATURE-INSPIRED JEWELRY AND ACCESSORIES PARK M 2 MICHELLE TEETZEN BARN 11 BASKET ARTISTRY BY SUSAN BERRY GRANOLA, CRANBERRY FUDGE AND CRANBERRY TAFFY LIGHTBULB PAINTING, WOOD PAINTING, CROCHET AND SEWING ITEMS J 6 H&D CARVED WOOD FLOWERS H 9 MONIKA’S CREATIONS WOOL MITTENS MADE FROM RECYCLED WOOL SWEATERS HANDWOVEN BASKETS BARN 9 RUGS FROM YESTERDAY X 11 LINDA MIDDLETON HANDCRAFTED WOOD FLOWERS AND ARRANGEMENTS AND COPPER WOOD STERLING SILVER JEWELRY, FOSSILS, PEARLS, GEMSTONES AND CLOISONNE ENAM- R 2 HONNIE AMMANN H 14 MORROW’S GIFTS HAND-BRAIDED RUGS HAND-PAINTED GLASSWARE, HAND-WRAPPED SEA GLASS JEWELRY AND WATER- SCULPTING WALL DÉCOR ELS QUILLOWS BASKETS BB 14 PEBBLE CRAFTS COLOR PAINTED NECKLACES L 11 CUTE AS A BUTTON J 12 BUTTONS ETC. TNT 25 & 26 THE YARNIVAL H 16 CHERISHABLES PEBBLESTONE PLANTERS AND ANIMALS Y 13 & 14 EARTH & WOOD NATURE-OF-KIND: BARBED-WIRE WREATHS, SWAGS, DRY AND SILK FLOWERS, BIRCH ANTIQUE BUTTON JEWELRY, STYLISH HATS AND SKIRTS CROCHETED HEAD WRAPS, BEANIES, COWLS, CIRCLE SCARVES AND HEADBANDS HANDWOVEN BASKETS BB 16 WOOD CREATIONS BY JUDY WILDLIFE PAINTINGS ON BIRCHBARK AND WOODEN NAMES AND BIRDS K 2 & 3 D & D DESIGNS TNT 31 RAEGAN’S RUFFLES CHAINSAW CARVINGS AND HAND CARVINGS – BEARS AND SANTAS R 5 & 6 THERESA’S TREASURES SWAROVSKI AND OPAL JEWELRY CROCHETED HATS, SCARVES, HAIR ACCESSORIES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS D 3 TRMC ENTERPRISE FLORALS – DRIED, SILK AND CHRISTMAS ARRANGEMENTS L 4 RED TIN ART CANDLES TIRE MATS, TIRE MIRRORS, TIRE TURTLES AND TIRE TABLES PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHIC RESIN JEWELRY FROM OUR ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS B 15 CLASSIQUE CURVES D 5, 6, 11, 12 NORTHERN LIGHTS ART D 1 TOM FREEMAN PHOTOGRAPHY M 3 & 8 SPARKLY THINGS WOODEN DECOUPAGED GLASS CANDLEHOLDERS WITH LEAVES AND FLOWERS HANDMADE CUSTOM FRAMES WITH PRINTS NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY FOOD PRODUCTS HANDCRAFTED CRYSTAL AND GEMSTONE JEWELRY AND BACKYARD TIN BIRD FEED- BARN 1 WOOD CREATIONS BY RASTA L 7 & 8 THE BOGS CRANBERRY SPECIALTIES F 10 & 20 FLEXI - FRAME E 8 JIM GINDORFF LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY B 18 POUR DADDY’S BBQ SAUCE ERS HANDMADE ONE-OF-A-KIND WOODEN FURNITURE CREATIONS CRANBERRY AIR FRESHENER, POTPOURRI, SOY CANDLES, INCENSE, CLEANSING MAGNETIC PICTURE FRAMES PANORAMIC LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY BBQ SAUCE – MILD, HOT AND HOT KICKER FLAVORS M 5 MAPLE VALLEY MAGNETIC JEWELRY C 7 & 8 WHISPERING CREEK/ANDERCRAFT WOODS BARS, CRANBERRY JELLY BEANS, TAFFY AND CHOCOLATE-COVERED CRANBERRIES F 15 NEEDLE AND LEAF J 3 LAKELAND AERIAL PHOTO BB 5 CROIX VALLEY STEAK SAUCE STRONGEST MAGNETIC JEWELRY BRACELETS, ANKLETS AND NECKLACES WHITE CEDAR BIRDHOUSES, FEEDERS, PLANTERS AND UNIQUE GARDEN ITEMS T 4 OOH, IT’S SOY GOOD ANTIQUE REPURPOSED MASON JARS, BASKETS, LIGHTING AND HAND-DIPPED CAN- AERIAL PHOTOS OF AREA LAKES PLUS CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY BY ORDER GOURMET SAUCES, DRY RUBS AND BLOODY MARY SEASONINGS N 8 REMIK’S HANDMADE JEWELRY D 2 & 8 NORTHLAND FRAMES AND GIFTS SOY CANDLES, SOAPS, LOTIONS AND SOCK MONKEYS DLES R 9 VINCENT POINT PHOTOGRAPHY D 10 SCHLEIF SUGAR BUSH REAL FLOWER JEWELRY PERSONALIZED PHOTO NAME FRAMES AND LAKE NAME FRAMES F 16 THE POTPOURRI LADY CANVAS PRINTS AND FRAMED ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHY MAPLE SYRUP AND BABY ITEMS P 2 JUST FOR YOU JEWELRY D 7 CHICKORY WOOD PRODUCTS FRESH POTPOURRI AND OILS – ALL HANDMADE TNT 39 SUPERIOR INSPIRATIONS PHOTOGRAPHY CERAMICS E 1 STARLA’S HOMEMADE DIPS, SALSAS & SOUP MIXES JEWELRY HANDMADE AND DESIGNED BY THE ARTIST HANDMADE HARDWOOD TOYS — TRUCKS, TRAINS, AIRPLANES, SHIPS H 5 THE ART OF PENS LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY PRINTS, HANDMADE FRAMES, PHOTO CARDS AND HANDCRAFTED SEASONINGS, DIPS, SALSA, CHEESECAKE, CHEESEBALL AND FON- PARK J 1 JDS GEMS E 2 AMY JACOBS BARN 15 JUDY’S CERAMICS & CRAFTS HAND-TURNED PENS MADE FROM WOOD, ACRYLIC, DEER ANTLERS, FEATHERS AND PHOTO GIFTS DUE MIXES HANDCRAFTED SEMI-PRECIOUS GEMSTONE JEWELRY HANDMADE WOODEN INDOOR/OUTDOOR CRAFTS HOLIDAY CERAMICS CIRCUIT BOARDS TNT 40 DAVE AMIS PHOTOGRAPHY F 18 & 19 MROCOS SEX OLIVES PARK P 1 T&R F 12 & 13 BUY ME THAT BB 7 P.A.S.T. I 1 DARLENE’S ART CREATIONS NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY PICKLED PRODUCTS SUCH AS OLIVES, MUSHROOMS, ASPARAGUS AND MORE FANTASY-CUT STONES TO SEMI-PRECIOUS, SILVER RINGS, EARRINGS AND MATCH- HANDCRAFTED SEASONAL DECORATIONS CERAMIC WITH ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES NECK ART MADE FROM TEXTILE YARNS AND RIBBONS K 5 TOFFEE FOR YOU ING PENDANTS F 4 & 5 HARE HOLLOW PARK A 3 MUDDERS PLACE POTTERY I 5 BARBARA SIMON HOMEMADE BUTTER TOFFEE Q 3 ARTISTIC LICENSE CHILDREN’S ROOM DÉCOR, PHOTO FRAMES, QUOTE PLAQUES AND MORE FUNCTIONAL STONEWARE POTTERY LODGE-LOOK LIGHTING, LOG FURNITURE AND CABIN ACCESSORIES POTTERY K 8 PATZ MAPLE & HONEY FARMS HANDMADE BEADS USING ITALIAN GLASS RODS G 5 SPLENDID NATURE I 10 GRANDMA’S CRAFTERS MAPLE AND HONEY PRODUCTS S 4 K Q CREATIONS A 15 NANA’S POTTERY GARDEN ONE-OF-A-KIND FUNCTIONAL ART MADE FROM RECYCLED ROOTS AND BURLS FROM A VARIETY OF HANDMADE ITEMS – PLANT HANGERS, HAND-SEWN BROWN/PLASTIC L 16 COLLEEN’S TOUGH TIMES WIRE-WRAPPED JEWELRY HAND-BUILT WHIMSICAL CLAY POTTERY YEWS, CEDARS AND MAPLES CLOTHING BAG HOLDERS, CROCHETED TOWELS AND JEWELRY, AND MUCH MORE CRANBERRY VINEGARS AND CRANBERRY MUSTARDS T 11 & 12 SIMPLY LIVING JEWELRY A 2 & 3 EARTH POTTERY & SUPPLY H 10 MICKEY’S A 5 MY LITTLE SUNSHINE BOUTIQUE J 15 TWO FEATHERS GOURDS M 1 & 2 ULTIMATE CONFECTIONS FINE HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY – RARE MINERALS, GEMSTONES AND FOSSILS IN FINE HAND-THROWN FUNCTIONAL STONEWARE POTTERY HAND-CARVED WOOD HIKING AND WALKING STICKS, DUCKS AND BIRDS CROCHET HATS HANDCRAFTED GOURDS, BIRDFEEDERS AND BEESWAX CANDLES HAND-DIPPED HOMEMADE SPECIALTY CHOCOLATES STERLING SILVER, UNIQUE CUTS AND UNUSUAL MATERIALS H 11 & 12 THE PERSONAL TOUCH H 13 LAKES OF WOOD B 5 & 6 TABBY CAT CREATIONS L 12 KAYLYNN KREATIONS N 11 & 12 KNAUS CHEESE INC. TNT 16 DESIGN YOUR LOBES WHEEL-THROWN POTTERY AND CLAY SCULPTURES 3-D WOODEN LAKE-DEPTH MAPS AND THE USA FLAG MAP CHILDREN’S FLEECE CLOTHING TUTUS, DOLL TUTUS, WINGS, WANDS, VARIETY OF SCARVES, WILLOW BASKETS, CHEESE AND SAUSAGE HANDCRAFTED SPIRAL EARRINGS, VINES, WRAPS AND EAR CUFFS H 7 & 8 ISLAND VIEW POTTERY H 2 K&M WOODCRAFTS BARN 7 CHIC CHENILLE BOOT TOPPERS AND TUTU PURSES N 5 & 6 LA CAMPAGNE BAKERY TNT 34 FRAN-SAL CREATIONS WHEEL-THROWN STONEWARE POTTERY BUTCHER-STYLE CUTTING BOARDS, LAZY SUSANS AND WINE BOTTLE HOLDERS CHENILLE VESTS, SCARVES, TOTE BAGS AND HOT PADS L 13 BRIDGE CREEK ANTLER CARVING BAKED GOODS, ALL NATURAL OATMEAL CRANBERRY COOKIES, GRANOLA WITH HANDMADE JEWELRY DESIGNED BY FRAN AND SAL I 9 JEN ANDERSON POTTERY H 3 & 4 STENMAN STUDIOS BARN 8 CABIN CREATIONS ANTLER CARVINGS, CANDLEHOLDERS AND JEWELRY CRANBERRIES, CRANBERRY SOURDOUGH AND OTHER CRANBERRY PRODUCTS TNT 43 BALTIC AMBER FUNCTIONAL STONEWARE POTTERY RURAL WILDLIFE RELIEF WOOD CARVINGS BABY ITEMS: HOODED BATH & BEACH TOWELS, FLEECE ITEMS & QUIET BOOKS M 10 MISS BEASLEY’S GOURMUTT GOODIES R 11 KARI’S KUSTOM KREATIONS ALL HANDMADE NATURAL BALTIC AMBER JEWELRY L 14 TALL PINES STUDIO I 4 HUCKLEBERRY HILL HAND-CARVED HEIRLOOMS BB 8 & 9 KAROLYN & WAYNE FENUS HOMEMADE GOURMUTT DOG TREATS & HAND-PAINTED TREAT JARS. CHARMING ART HOMEMADE DIPS, MIXES AND GIFT SETS TNT 6 LU’S CREATIONS STONEWARE POTTERY AND MIXED MEDIA BASKETS HAND-CARVED WOOD FIGURES, ORNAMENTS, WALKING STICKS, DRIFTWOOD AND LADIES UNIQUE APPLIQUÉD AND EMBELLISHED CLOTHING CANVAS AND QUOTES THAT MAKE YOU GIGGLE. TNT 38 JD’S SALSA IN SECONDS BROOCHES, FUSED GLASS, WIRE-WRAPPED RINGS, RECYCLED SPOON JEWELRY SWEET POTATOES F 6 & 7 SUE LYNNES DESIGNS PARK A 1, 2, 4 NANCY’S NEST JD’S SALSA IN SECONDS SEASONING TNT 9 & 10 MOOSE LAKE DESIGNS I 8 STEVE’S WOODSHED REDESIGNED SWEATSHIRTS WITH PURSES AND SHIRTS TO MATCH FOR WOMEN AND HIGH-QUALITY HAND-PAINTED WOOD ITEMS, LIFESIZE TO TABLE SIZE – EXTRA SPE- TNT 7 & 8 GRANDMA NANYIES DECORATIVE GOURDS AND JEWELRY SEWN CEDAR FLAGS, KIDS’ ACTIVITY BOXES, SNOW FAMILY SIGNS – PERSONALIZED CHILDREN CIAL HOMEMADE DIP AND CHEESECAKE MIXES U 4 NEW JEWEL ON THE BLOCK J 1, 9 & 10 CLEARWATER TRADING CO. G 3 & 4 THAT SWEATER PLACE PARK B 1 THE ART OF NORTH RIDGE AA 3 & 4 HOMESPUN COUNTRY X 12 & 13 BURNING BUSH SUGAR HOUSE HAND-WIRED GLASS BLOCK JEWELRY, CROCHET RHINESTONE SCARVES, EMBEL- LODGE-LOOK LIGHTING, LOG FURNITURE AND CABIN ACCESSORIES KNIT AND FLEECE-LINED HATS, MITTS AND SWEATERS ORIGINAL WOOD CARVINGS, SAND ART, PAINT ETCHINGS AND PEN AND INK DRAW- HANDMADE PRIMITIVES AND FOLK ART MAPLE SYRUP PRODUCTS, SUGAR, COTTON CANDY, CREAM AND MUCH MORE LISHED RHINESTONE PURSES J 13 CAROL HELLING J 4 LIN’S ORIGINALS INGS B 1 BITTEN PEAR DESIGNS Y 1 NORTHWOODS CHEESE CO. W 1 S&S JEWELRY WOODEN CHRISTMAS NAMES CLASSIC SPORTSWEAR CLOTHING, JACKET SETS, ZIP-UP HOODIES AND LOTS MORE PARK G 2 PRETTY DOLL COLLECTION HAND-SCULPTED ART DOLLS AND HOLIDAY DÉCOR CRANBERRY CHEESE, CRANBERRY SAUSAGE AND CRANBERRY CHEESE AND WATCHES, STONE JEWELRY AND WIRE-WRAPPED STONES J 7 FORTNEYS PERSONALIZED CRAFTS CUTE CLOTHING AND SCARVES DOLL CLOTHES FOR DOLLS 15-18" B 3 & 4 VERY CRAFTFULLY YOURS SAUSAGE GIFTS W 14 THE STERLING FLOWER WOODEN ROUTERED SIGNS, PERPETUAL CALENDARS – PERSONALIZED ITEMS J 8 KAREN’S KNIT & SEW PARK I 1 & 2 GRANDMA’S HANDMADE RUGS FABRIC TOYS AND GIFTS FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN OF ALL AGES ALONG WITH AMAZING STONE, PEARL AND FINE STERLING SILVER JEWELRY K 6 THE REDWOOD WAGON KNITTED SWEATERS AND WOODEN PLAQUES HANDWOVEN RAG RUGS SEASONAL GIFTS AND TREASURES X 5 & 6 JULLY’S FASHION DESIGN SIGNS – WESTERN RED CEDAR SIGNS ENGRAVED AT THE SHOW VIA LASER AND K 9 DEBZ WOOLZ PARK J 2 SOMETHING FISHY B 7 & 8 MAMA’S LOVE FURNITURE EXCLUSIVE DESIGN HATS, HANDMADE JEWELRY AND FLORAL ART CREATIONS ROUTER WOOL MITTENS MADE FROM RECYCLED WOOL SWEATERS, LINED WITH FLEECE HAND-CARVED FISH FROM COCONUTS WASHABLE REFILLS FOR SWIFFERS AND WET JETS, SWING BLANKETS FOR BABIES, L 1, 2, 9 & 10 GOTTWALT CRAFTS K 7 C SQUARED WOOD PRODUCTS L 6 BASS ART PARK O 1 & 2 THE TOWEL LADY WARM BAGS AND LOVELY CHAI LATTÉ PAINTED PINE FURNITURE WOOD CUTTING BOARDS, CRIBBAGE BOARDS, SERVING TRAYS AND PENS HANDBAGS, SCARVES AND GLASS FINGERNAIL FILES TOWEL LADY HAND TOWELS AND GIFT SETS BARN 3 GLORIA’S GIFTS M 4 SIRKO DESIGNS P 7 RUSTIC DREAMS METAL TABLE RUNNERS L 5 J. HART WOODWORKS B 13 JIM’S METAL ART PARK P 2 GRAMA’S HOUSE FELTED CROCHETED ACCESSORIES AND APPLIQUÉD CLOTHING FURNITURE BUILT FROM RECLAIMED WOOD — TABLES, HUTCHES, CHESTS, SHELVES BARN 4 & 5 COTTON WOOD COUNTRY WOOD-TURNED BOWLS, VASES, VESSELS, PENDANTS AND MORE BIRDS, FLOWERS, DREAM CATCHERS AND INSECTS MADE FROM SCRAP METAL AND CLOTHES FOR THE AMERICAN GIRL AND BITTY BABY DOLLS N 3 CHO F. NG AND MORE QUILTS, RUNNERS AND FRAMED STITCHERY M 9 RAVEN’S WOOD SILVERWARE R 3 NICOLE & PATRICK GORALSKI APPLIQUÉD CLOTHING T 1 & 2 FROM THE FORTY F 11 MAXIPINK DESIGNS HANDMADE WOODEN UTENSILS, TOOLS, PADDLES, DECOYS, ETC., FROM LOCALLY BARN 13 & 14 DREAM DESIGNS WHEEL-THROWN POTTERY AND MITTENS O 2 KAITY KLOTHES CEDAR LOG BENCHES, STOOLS, TABLES, DRESSERS, NIGHT STANDS, COAT RACKS, HAND-FELTED WOOL HATS AND HANDBAGS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN HARVESTED WOOD METAL WALL ART R 12 MASTERS LUSCIOUS DOG SENSATIONS HAND-PAINTED, HAND-DYED CHILDREN’S CLOTHING FROM ORIGINAL DESIGNS BATHROOM ACCESSORIES F 8 & 9 CREATIONS BY MOM & ME P 12 HUDSON RIVER INLAY C 3 & 4 GREENWAY HOMESCAPES HOMEMADE DOG TREATS AND COOKIES O 3 & 4 FUZZIES W 10, 11 & 12 MADE FOR YOU FURNITURE TATER BAGS, KIDS’ TOTES, CLOTHESPIN BAGS, APRONS AND MORE MARQUETRY – WOOD INLAID MIRRORS, TABLES AND ARTWORK UNIQUE GARDEN CREATIONS AND HOME DECORATIONS TNT 12 BELLABRO DESIGNS POLAR FLEECE WINTER ACCESSORIES, IN-FRONT CAR SEAT COVERS & BOOTIES FINISHED OAK FURNITURE H 15 NYLEEN’S P 5 & 6 WOOD CREATIONS D 4 TOM’S FIRE TENDERS 18" DOLL CLOTHES AND ACCESSORIES PARK F 1 & 4 POLLY’S CRAFTS SOFT-SCULPTURED FABRIC ITEMS – HALLOWEEN AND FALL PERSONALIZED CUSTOM DESIGNS ETCHED INTO HANDMADE FRAMES CAMPFIRE TENDING TOOLS TNT 13 CHRIS’S CRYSTALS AND SMORE APRONS, ANIMAL BABY QUILTS, QUILLOWS AND CHRISTMAS TREE SKIRTS H 6 DUSK ’TIL DAWN CRAFTS PARK B 2 WOODCARVING BY BOB LEHNHERR E 5 & 6 ROUTE 66 HANDMADE PUMPKIN PEOPLE CANDY HOLDERS AND HANDMADE CARDS Q 2 SJOCASE HATS GLASS FABRIC CRAFTS NATURE SUBJECTS CARVED FROM NORTH AMERICAN AND EXOTIC HARDWOODS METAL YARD ART TNT 151 JO-MAR FLOWERS AND GIFTS FUNKY AND FUNCTIONAL POLAR FLEECE HATS, SCARVES, GLOVES AND LEG WARM- W 6 FILES FOREVER J 2 SUNNY BRIGHT DESIGNS PARK S 1 & 2 CREATIVE COLLECTION G 8 & 9 SERENITY DESIGNS HOTTELS, POT PACKS, PILLOWS, HOLIDAY DECORATIONS AND MORE ERS POLYMER CLAY, DICHOIC GLASS, HAND-PAINTED & ENGRAVED CZECH CRYSTAL MAN- MITTENS CUSTOM FRAMED PRINTS METAL ART TNT 21 & 22 ALEXANDER’S CUTTING BOARD TNT 17, 18, 19 FUR HATS/BEAVER HOOPS ICURE AND PEDICURE FILES K 1 MAD DOG COOKIE COMPANY Q 1 THE CREATIVE Q I 6 & 7 WHISPERING PINES HANDCRAFTED HEIRLOOM QUALITY CUSTOM CUTTING BOARDS THAT ARE WARRANTIED FOR LIFE HUGE SELECTION OF FUR HATS, MITTENS, GLOVES, EAR MUFFS, SCARVES AND NU- TNT 30 KAREN KENNEDY HANDMADE DOG FASHIONS, TOYS AND ACCESSORIES FOR FASHION-FORWARD RUSTIC AND SHABBY CHIC, HOME, WEDDING AND HOLIDAY DÉCOR SLATE OIL CANDLES AND LAKE SUPERIOR STONE LAMPS PLUS STEEL YARD ART MEROUS OTHER ACCESSORIES PERSONALIZED CHALK BOXES FOR KIDS DOGS Q 4 CABIN CRAFTS J 11 AL’S METAL ART TNT 23 & 24 JUNCTION CITY CRAFT CO. HOLIDAY TNT 32 LOON HOLLOW FARMS L 15 BAG LADY’S HANDCRAFTED, HAND-PAINTED DECORATED PRIMITIVE AND FOLK ART WOOD PROD- WOODLAND METAL ART WOMEN’S SEWN AND DECORATED FASHION CLOTHING SETS BARN 10 SHARON’S ORNAMENTS WIRED AND BEADED HANGING VASES AND SUN CATCHERS HANDMADE DENIM PURSES AND HANDMADE SCARVES, HATS AND MITTENS UCTS J 16 FIRE CLAW INC. TNT 42 HERTEL’S CABIN CRAFTS CUSTOM-MADE GLASS ORNAMENTS TNT 33 WATERWORKS GARDEN SUPPLY N 9 & 10 JEN MARIE & CO. S 2 & 3 OUTDOOR CREATIONS FIRECLAW – CAMPFIRE PIT LOG HANDLERS DOLL CLOTHES FOR AMERICAN GIRL AND BARBIE, AND DOLL FURNITURE FOR AMER- PARK T 1 & 2 G&D PRODUCTS LIVING ART GARDENS TABLE RUNNERS, PLACEMATS AND HOME DÉCOR SIGNS, BENCHES AND SOLAR LIGHTS K 4 PELICAN METAL CRAFTERS ICAN GIRL DOLLS ALL HAND-CARVED WOODEN FLOWERS, SNOWMEN WITH SKIS AND SLEDS, HOME- TNT 35 & 36 TIFFANY DEAN AND JILL BERRY O 1 BONNIE H. OLIVER T 3 HOWER TOYS INDOOR/OUTDOOR METAL ART Z 12 MY GIRLZ CLOTHING CO. MADE BENCHES WITH WINTER DESIGNS – HOLIDAY ITEMS PRIMITIVE WOOD SIGNS AND CABINETS AND VINTAGE RAGGEDY ANNIE DOLLS BELT LOOP POUCH/MINI PURSE, BOTTLE CARRIERS, BOOKMARKS AND CELL PHONE GRAB- HANDCRAFTED WOODEN TOYS L 3 ELK MEADOWS DESIGNS WOMEN’S APPAREL AND JEWELRY R 8 STUDIO 253 TNT 37 CUTTING BOARDS WI BERS AND CHARMS T 8 FROM THE FORTY CNC COPPER DISPLAY TREES FOR HANGING PHOTO FRAMES AND OTHER SMALL COL- PERSONALIZED WOOD ORNAMENTS SOLID SURFACE CORIAN HANDCRAFTED CUTTING BOARDS P 9 & 10 CAROL’S CREATIVE CRAFTS CUSTOM SIGNS, LAWN DECORATIONS, COAT RACKS, TOILET BOWL HOLDERS AND LECTIBLES T 9 & 10 OODLES OF SNOWMEN TNT 46 DR. JONATHAN’S LOTION COMPANY HOME DÉCOR, WINDOW TREATMENTS, TABLE RUNNERS AND PLACEMATS MORE P 1 PERENNIAL STEEL FINE ART SNOWMEN AND SANTAS — ALL SHAPES AND SIZES HANDMADE LOTIONS, CREAMS AND SOAPS MADE WITH CRANBERRY OIL PARK H 1 & 2 NEEDLES & NAILS TNT 11 PINE CLIFF WOODWORKS METAL ART FOR YOUR LANDSCAPE B 14 COUNTRYSIDE ART GALLERY TNT 44 & 45 QUINN’S CRAFTS TNT 47 & 48 KIMS PRIMS & WHIMS UNIQUE FABRIC CREATIONS BY US – APPLIANCE COVERS, HANDBAGS, POTATO HEIRLOOM-QUALITY CUSTOM CUTTING BOARDS THAT ARE WARRANTIED FOR LIFE PARK C, 1, 2, 3, 4 STEEL HEART LTD LIMITED EDITION PRINTS, NOTECARDS OF SPORT DOG AND WILDLIFE ART BY CARL HOLIDAY HOME DÉCOR PRIMITIVE FOLK ART — HOLIDAY ITEMS — WOOL, MOHAIR AND FABRICS BAGS, ETC. TNT 20 DIAMOND WILLOW DREAMS HOLIDAY HOME AND GARDEN DÉCOR CRAFTED FROM METAL – SPINNERS, PUMP- J. 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I was far beyond nations, grants thousands Randy Bergstrom and his grateful to accept that wife, Michele. When the calendar flips of wishes nationwide to award in Randy’s name,” to the first weekend in Oc- children ages 2 to 18 suffer- Bergstrom died unex- noted Michele. “Believe me, tober, and cool, bright days ing life-threatening illness- pectedly March 3, 2010, yet this year’s cheesecake will and maple smoke mingle es. Michele and the wonderful be the best yet!” In the past 20 years, it crew that has been part of sweetly with blazing fall All of the cheesecake’s has helped fund wishes for the fundraiser for many colors, it’s time to think ingredients are donated by nearly 50 North Woods years vowed to carry on the cranberries. major food purveyors children whose health tradition in Randy’s memo- In particular, it’s time to around the state, while the needs are unique. ry. think cranberries in sauce baking of the huge dessert swirled through heavy, While most wishes are “Randy would want us will be donated by Trig’s of delectable cheesecake that for trips to Disney World in to, and not only that, would Eagle River, Rhinelander, tops a buttery graham- Florida, other wishes have insist on us having a great Minocqua and Wausau. cracker crust. included visits with sports time selling those slices,” Actually 140 feet long Makes your mouth heroes and movie stars, said Michele. “He loved because of extra baking water, right? Not only is gifts of computers and en- Cranberry Fest and what pans, the cheesecake will that combination a delight tertainment centers, shop- the cheesecake represent- be displayed in a tent set for taste buds, it’s also an ping sprees, attendance at ed. It brought magic to up to show off its tremen- amazing sight for eyes. professional sporting medically challenged chil- dous size. It is one of the The world’s largest events, one puppy and even dren. As wish granters, we most sought-after attrac- cranberry cheesecake, a a horse. A recent wish was loved the smiles those tions at Cranberry Fest. At scrumptious concoction of to a North Woods young- wishes brought.” $2 a slice, it’s a great bar- Slices of cranberry cheesecake will be served, benefiting cream cheese and cranber- ster who wished for a hot In November of 2010, at gain, too! the Make-A-Wish Foundation. —NEWS-REVIEW PHOTO ries, will widen eyes. It’s tub to alleviate the effects the annual board meeting, more than 100 feet long! of chemotherapy. officials from Make-A-Wish Appearing for the 23rd A mixture of hundreds Foundation of Wisconsin time at Cranberry Fest, the of pounds of cream cheese honored Randy and Mi - “Your North Woods Corner Drugstores” cheesecake is a fundraiser and sugar, dozens of eggs chele with the Todd Lappin LOCALLY OWNED AND MANAGED for Make-A-Wish Founda- and thousands of cranber- Leadership Award, the tion, which receives all the ries, the cheesecake is the first-ever recipients of such Specialists In All Your Health-Care Needs! • State-of-the-Art Technology • Fast, Personal Service • Most Insurance Accepted Check out downtown • Cards • Gifts • Health & Beauty Aids 3 Convenient Locations for antiques, market ST. GERMAIN WALL STREET LAND O’ LAKES 715-479-7608 715-479-4282 715-547-3788 252 Hwy. 70 123 E. Wall St. 4348 Hwy. B While there will be a lot transportation between the The show will be held from St. Germain Eagle River Land O’ Lakes of activity at the Vilas fairgrounds and downtown. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the first County Fairgrounds during “People visiting the area three blocks of Wall Street. Cranberry Fest, there also are encouraged to extend A variety of antiques will be plenty of attractions their stay at Cranberry and collectibles will be in downtown Eagle River. Fest in downtown Eagle available for sale, including The festivities will in- River,” said chamber Execu- glassware, jewelry, furni- clude a farmers market, an tive Director Kim Emerson. ture, sporting goods and antiques show and a food more. stand — all within just a Antique show few feet of dozens of unique A favorite annual attrac- Farmers market shops in downtown Eagle tion of Cranberry Fest is Fresh fall produce will River. Featured food will in- scheduled to return this be available from 9 a.m. to 4 clude hot dogs, brats, chili year, with the open-air an- p.m., Saturday, Oct. 4, in and homemade soup with tique market Saturday, Oct. downtown Eagle River. Craisins™. 4. A variety of fresh pro- For the convenience of The Eagle River Busi- duce will be for sale on Wall festivalgoers, the first three ness Association will host and Main streets. blocks of Wall Street will be the event, which is spon- Fresh cranberries and closed to traffic. In addition, sored by Zurko Antiques Craisins can be purchased a bus shuttle will provide and Collectibles Market. downtown. Page 14 Cranberry Country Crier October 2014

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The Rib Mountain and Chain O’ Lakes Chapters 2nd Annual Hunt for Habitat First Congregational United Church of Christ Promoting this year’s event are Pattie and Saturday, Oct. 4, at Gooch’s A1 Bar in Boulder Junction will host a luncheon during Cranberry Fest. Keenan Roberts. —Contributed Photo Located just 3 miles north of Boulder Junction, at 6215 Hwy. M Social hour and raffles: 5 p.m. ~ Dinner: 6:30 p.m. Luncheon is tradition A habitat talk by RGS Senior Biologist Gary Zimmer will highlight the evening! We will provide maps to potential hunting areas for all hunters who register and request that information when they register. Participants may hunt an area of their choice. Cost is $25 per person. at Cranberry Festival All proceeds benefit Wisconsin Drummer Fund habitat projects. For more information, contact Mark Zuiker, (715) 892-8479, It’s fall, the leaves are Food & Fellowship,” second Other mission projects 9445 Fishtrap Lake Road, turning and it’s time for the edition, is on sale for $6, include donations to the Boulder Junction, WI 54512 Cranberry Fest luncheon at which includes the turkey Heifer Project and provid- First Congregational Unit- casserole recipe, along with ing dinners and donations ed Church of Christ in Eagle many favorites from church to Frederick Place in Rhine- River Saturday, Oct. 4. members. lander, a homeless shelter SUPPORTING The luncheon has been a Proceeds from the lun- operated by the Northwoods special treat during Cran- cheon are used to help vari- Alliance for Temporary berry Fest for more than 16 ous groups in the communi- Housing. years and is a “must in- ty and mission projects. An ongoing project for clude” as part of the fall sea- Handmade mittens, scarves the women is making lap son. The aromas in the air and hats are given to Head robes for the Iron Mountain and friendly faces add to the Start, toiletries are donated VA Hospital, care centers fun of Cranberry Fest. to the Tri-County Council and friends who are ill or A delicious hot turkey on Domestic Violence in shut-in. casserole is the main dish, Rhinelander, scholarships “Whether it is sunny, cold accompanied by cranberry are provided for youths to or rainy, you don’t want to salad, relishes, cranberry attend Moon Beach Camp, miss the luncheon at Cran- muffins, assorted desserts and gift cards are sent to berry Fest,” said a luncheon and beverages, all served by college students. spokesperson. red-aproned waiters and waitresses. The luncheon will be served Saturday, Oct. 4, Pancake breakfast from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The cost is $9 for adults and $3 planned both mornings for children. The church is located at the corner of Divi- The main food tent at The pancake breakfast has sion and First streets and is Cranberry Fest is managed been popular for vendors on the fest shuttle bus by three nonprofit service staying on the grounds as route. groups — the Eagle River well as early morning festi- The luncheon is a place Rotary Club, the Greater valgoers. to see old friends and meet Eagle River Tennis Associ- Hungry customers will new ones. Many come year ation and the Eagle River enjoy their choice of regu- after year for the luncheon. Area Jaycees. lar or cranberry pancakes, Even though this luncheon In addition to soup, pork sausage and a drink www.rivervalleybank.com www.rivervalley-insurance.com is sponsored by the Women’s sandwiches and hot and for a cost of $6. Member FDIC River Valley Insurance Agency, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of River Valley Bank. Products off ered by River Valley Insurance are not Fellowship, many men and cold drinks for lunch, a Breakfast will be served a deposit, not FDIC insured and not guaranteed by River Valley Bank. women of the church help pancake breakfast will be from 7 to 10 a.m. both make this event happen. served both Saturday and mornings. Lunch will be 141 South Willow Eagle River 906.477.6206 A cookbook titled “Faith, Sunday mornings, Oct. 4-5. served after 10 a.m. Page 16 Cranberry Country Crier October 2014 Bill and Bonnie Stevens Show returning

The Bill and Bonnie she exclaimed. while everyone else roared So we are returning to Stevens Show will be enter- I think it was that week- before the blush came to her. the scene of the crime with taining Cranberry Fest visi- end we decided to end my That’s my innocent, lovable nearly 300 shows behind us tors throughout the weekend long solo career and play to- Bonnie. since we last played in the of Oct. 4-5. gether as long as the good My big brother, Mike, bakery tent at Cranberry Bill Stevens explained his Lord granted us the ability knowing that Bonnie had Fest. special tie to Cranberry Fest to do so. married her business over Once again Bonnie’s twin in the following correspon- What happened next was 40 years ago, put it this way. sister, Connie, will join us, dence with the Eagle River quite amazing. Bonnie and I “She was fine until the cir- adding her own brand of Chamber of Commerce & — after some practice, writ- cus came to town.” percussion “topping” to the Visitors Center. ing and arranging — started A recent review of the music. To quote her, “It’s like appearing at the Bill Bill and Bonnie Stevens adding a pinch of paprika to Well, it’s like this. Last Stevens shows as Bill and Show said this: “These two deviled eggs.” (Besides, year’s Cranberry Fest Bonnie Stevens. To put what have created their own every honeymoon needs a turned out to be Bonnie’s oc curred next in modern niche in the music business. concerned sister to monitor and my honeymoon. I told vernacular, it went viral. Their sound is not based on things.) her we’d travel to some real- My two or three days a the guitar-vocal format that We are so thankful for ly neat place and have some week shows quickly turned is so common today, but the faithful sponsors (River fun and rest and relaxation into back-to-back full week rather a banjo-saxophone- Valley Bank and the Eagle after our September wed- schedules with many days trumpet-vocal format com- River Area Chamber of ding. being multiple shows. Oops, bined with unique percus- Commerce and Visitors Cen- “Oh, and by the way, sorry Bonnie. sion which puts them on an ter) and volunteers who’ve bring your saxophone just in “That’s OK,” she said. entertainment island all heard us before and still case there’s something we “There’s nothing more I’d their own. They have a want us back! We love you could play for.” rather do.” chemistry reminiscent of guys. I must say that after two Much to my surprise at Burns and Allen, and Ricky By the way, the song you days in the bakery tent play- an interview in Colorado and Lucy that lures their always request, “Locked in ing music and meeting with Springs, where we were audiences into a simpler, the Shower,” is now on old and new friends, she playing at a three-day festi- warmer, innocent world that YouTube with Star Edging- smiled and laughed. “It’s the val last spring, she told the relaxes, refreshes and tick- ton, an actress from Red perfect honeymoon playing interviewer, “I think Bill les. Time and money used Herring Productions, acting Bill Stevens, along with his wife, Bonnie, and her twin sis- here at Cranberry Fest. We married me for the sax.” I for a Bill and Bonnie show the song out. ter, Connie, will entertain Cranberry Fest crowds. should do this more often,” think it took a full minute are resources well spent.” See ya all soon. —NEWS-REVIEW PHOTO October 2014 Cranberry Country Crier Page 17 Premium select berries offered at four locations

The Eagle River Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center will have premium select cranberries for sale at the 35th anniver- sary celebration of Cranber- ry Fest. Fest spectators can look for fresh cranberry sales lo- cated throughout the com- munity at four locations — the Cranberry Fest grounds at the Vilas County Fair- grounds, the corner of High- way 70 East and Railroad Street at Holiday Station- store, the Eagle River Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center at 201 N. Railroad St., and downtown Eagle River at the corner of Main and Wall streets. Festival volunteers will be selling premium select cran- Only the best berries will berries throughout the weekend. be sold, according to cham- —NEWS-REVIEW PHOTO ber Executive Director Kim sorted, clean, mature, firm “Don’t forget to take Emerson. and free from moisture, home fresh cranberries, and “The berries are high- bruising and decay.” if you haven’t tried a quality, premium select, be- Each berry is approxi- Craisin™, be sure to get cause they follow the USDA mately one-half inch in size some, too,” she said. “Recipes processing standards for and displays a fairly uni- for both are available at the fresh cranberries,” she said. form red to deep purple various cranberry sale “The fresh fruit is hand- color, according to Emerson. sites.”

Library to host BOONE’S BUILDING SUPPLY used book sale, QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES • FREE ESTIMATES • FREE DELIVERY 40-MILE RADIUS cranberry video Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. - noon 3800 Shangrila Rd., Eagle River 715-479-4679 Walter E. Olson Memori- al Library Friends will hold a used book sale Thursday- Saturday, Oct. 2-4, as part of the Cranberry Fest cele- bration. Best Western Used books, including children’s books, puzzles DERBY INN and games, will be among 1800 Hwy. 45 North, Eagle River, WI 54521 • (715) 479-1600 • Fax (715) 479-1143 the items for sale. E-mail: [email protected] Home Page: www.DerbyInn.com Proceeds from the sale For Reservations, Call: 1-888-499-0403 will benefit children’s and adult programs held throughout the year. Videos portraying the growing and harvesting of Tremblay’s Sweet Shop, Inc. cranberries will be avail- HOMEMADE CANDIES able for viewing Saturday, Oct. 4, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Fudge Hot cider, coffee and cran- • Turtles • Cashew Brittle berry treats will be served • Clusters • Peanut Brittle at the library during Cran- *Mail orders • Hand-dipped berry Fest. shipped Fudge Balls The sale will be held promptly. during regular hours in the Downtown Eagle River library conference room. The library is located at 203 715-479-8488 • 1-888-386-3302 N. Main St. in Eagle River. Page 18 Cranberry Country Crier October 2014

PRIME CHOICE MEAT MARKET Your Hometown “Old-Fashioned” Butcher Shop We proudly feature FRESH PRIME and TOP CHOICE BEEF and ALL-NATURAL PORK PRODUCTS. Our steaks, roasts and chops are fresh cut — when you order, and to your liking! Our large selections of fish and seafood items are sure to satisfy your entire family!

Prime Choice Meat Market Offering Gourmet all natural is a full-service butcher shop items, fine wines and meats & organic with a full selection of homemade imported poultry fresh and smoked sausage products. cheeses The official supplier of Northwoods’ favorite Cranberry Brat served at Cranberry Fest Don’t forget your cranberry brats and cranberry bacon burgers. Z OUR RETAIL STORE IS LOCATED AT: 1144 Hwy. 45 South, Eagle River, (715) 479-4456 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Sun. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. FARM FRESH CRANBERRIES Available Approx. Sept. 15-Oct. 17 CALL TO VERIFY Free Wine Tasting D

Marsh Tours Lake Nokomis Cranberries Monday thru Friday 6031 County D, Eagle River 715-479-6546 11 am, 1 &3 pm Gift Shop & Cranberry Sales Monday thru Friday 9 am - 4 pm Saturday Saturday 10 am - 2 pm 11 am, 1 pm Sunday 10 am - 2 pm October 2014 Cranberry Country Crier Page 19 Over 400 volunteers make it all happen

The Eagle River area is new. Plus, these people, know how lucky you are?” known for its Chain of along with friends and fam- Emerson responds with, Lakes and its chain of ily, are always willing to “We are very fortunate to events throughout the year help out in a pinch,” she have these people and we and Cranberry Fest is one said. greatly appreciate all that of the biggest links in that Emerson said a frequent they continue to do for the chain, thanks to hundreds comment heard from all the events of Eagle River, espe- of volunteers who help new volunteers is, “I never cially Cranberry Fest.” make it all possible. knew how much fun it could Cranberry Fest is an all- Volunteers are the key to be to help. I’ll be back next volunteer, communitywide every community event in year.” event. Volunteers range in the area and Cranberry Comments heard about age from 9 to 90, and come Fest is no different. the volunteers from visitors from all over the area to According to Kim Emer- are equally positive. “Cran- help. No experience is nec- son, chamber executive di- berry Fest has happy volun- essary and training is pro- rector, Cranberry Fest has teers. Everyone is so help- vided as needed. Volunteers an incredible number of en- ful, that’s why we like to are treated to coffee and thusiastic volunteers who come to Eagle River,” said lunch in a heated tent des- give graciously of their time several festival veterans. ignated just for them. and talents. Emerson said Another favorite com- New volunteers are al- that without all of these ment from out-of-town visi- ways welcome and the people, Cranberry Fest tors is, “How can Eagle hours are flexible. If you are would not be possible. River organize so many interested in volunteering While planning for this great events? How do you at any of the Eagle River Visitors taking in Cranberry Fest activities Lakes. About 1,000 people take the tour year’s event, Emerson noted get all those volunteers? We area events, call the cham- can take a marsh and winery tour to Three each year. —NEWS-REVIEW PHOTO that Cranberry Fest uti- could never do that. Do you ber at (715) 479-6400. lized more than 400 volun- teers, giving more than Marsh and winery tours 2,000 hours during the fes- tival alone. She also esti- Auction set Sunday mated that another 60 vol- unteers were busy helping One of the best-kept se- and area businesses. offered during festival with the Berry Bog Bike crets at Cranberry Fest is The best part is that no and 5K Jog. the live auction for quality one loses. If you do not get “People are really sur- merchandise. the top bid, you can visit the The Eagle River Cran- The next stop is at of sausage, cheese and sev- prised when you start talk- Held Sunday, Oct. 5, at booth of the crafter who do- berry Fest has always been Three Lakes Winery. Al- eral varieties of wines, in- ing about how many volun- 11:30 a.m. in the Make-A- nated the item and buy one special for northern Wis- though you can catch a pro- cluding the winery’s Gold teers it takes to carry out Wish Foundation cheese- just like it. consin. Nowhere else and duction tour of the winery Medal Cranberry Wine. Cranberry Fest,” said Emer- cake tent on the fair- As the competition be- at no other time do visitors any day during the sum- How can you make sure son. She said many volun- grounds, many festivalgoers tween the bidders develops get the opportunity to expe- mer, the harvest tours put you are in the right place teers come back year after have found this to be a good into a special camaraderie, rience a guided tour of both on for Cranberry Fest are when it comes time for year. place to find that unique gift this is one of the more enjoy- a cranberry marsh and the special. these special cranberry “We are fortunate many for Christmas giving or able events to attend. first winery to make cran- Fermenting batches of marsh and winery tours? of the volunteers return other special events. Money raised at the auc- berry wine. cranberries are on display Make reservations early! year after year, working in The items for auction tion will go toward two Tours have been offered and visitors are encouraged Tours are popular and the same areas, while some have been donated by vari- scholarships for high school during the festival for more to give it a stir. The fully buses fill quickly. choose to try something ous vendors, fest exhibitors students. than three decades, result- automated bottling line is Call the Eagle River ing in countless happy visi- set up to run for the entire Area Chamber of Com- tors who feel lucky to have festival and put into action merce & Visitors Center at CRANBERRY MARSH been around at the right during every tour. (715) 479-6400 to make a time and place for this An elaborate tasting fol- reservation for the popular & WINERY TOUR SCHEDULE amazing two-hour tour. lows that include samples tours. The tour itself is filled Oct. 2-5 — Bus leaves from Eagle River Area Chamber with new insight into cran- berry growing and wine of Commerce & Visitors Center, 201 N. Railroad St. making, thanks to a knowl- Lions to handle parking at fest edgeable tour guide who es- Thursday ...... 11 & 11:30 a.m. corts the visitor during the The task of getting more car to park in the designat- Friday ...... 10, 10:30, 11, 11:30 a.m., noon entire length of the trip. than 40,000 people to and ed areas at the fair- Saturday ...... 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. (every 20 minutes) A scenic drive through a from the Vilas County Fair- grounds. private cranberry marsh grounds for Cranberry Fest The proceeds from the Sunday ...... 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (every hour) during harvest is the first is a huge task. parking fee will go to the Reservations appreciated. $8/adult, $5/12 & under stop. The guide describes Parking assistance at Eagle River Lions Club what the visitor observes this year’s Cranberry Fest and the Eagle River Area as well as what goes on the will be provided by the Chamber of Commerce & FOR RESERVATIONS & INFORMATION, CALL rest of the year. Questions Eagle River Lions Club. Visitors Center to support 1-(800) 359-6315 or 1-(715) 479-6400 are encouraged. The fee will be $5 per area projects.

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