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WE ARE BUYING YOUR OLD GOLD Downtown Eagle River, Wis. (715) 479-4520 Chef Rene and the Ayvazzadeh family welcome friends, both old & new, to come and enjoy the Tremblay’s Sweet Shop, Inc. newly renovated lakeside dining room at the Inn! OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. FRIDAY FISH FRY – All-You-Can-Eat Alaskan Pollock $13.95 Broiled, Fried or a Combination of the 2 Choice of Potato Pancakes, Fries, German or American Potato Salad *Mail orders HOMEMADE CANDIES with Coleslaw, Tartar and Rye Bread. shipped promptly. • Fudge • Turtles • Clusters • Cashew Brittle • Peanut Brittle Hours: Wed.-Thurs 5-9 p.m.; Fri.-Sat. 5-10p.m.; Sun. 4-9 p.m.; Closed Mon. & Tues. Downtown Eagle River • Hand-dipped Fudge Balls Reservations available online @ [email protected] 715-479-8488 1-888-386-3302 or by calling (715) 479-2000 VACATION WEEK Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 Page 3 Redman Supper Club offers a unique dining experience in Land O’ Lakes

Redman Supper Club in mounts as well as the origi- Land O’ Lakes offers a nal Redman sign. unique dining experience, The Sun Room provides with four distinct dining large windows that overlook rooms for its guests to enjoy. a pond, flowers and a water- Owners Steve Muth and fall that have been recently Mark Warner have owned added to the back of the the restaurant for five property. years. They purchased the In addition, humming- restaurant in June of 2014 bird feeders are attached to with the hopes of preserving the outside of the Sun an iconic North Woods Room. Diners can often see building. hummingbirds and deer for- Since then, they have re- aging on the nearby grasses. modeled and revamped the It is not uncommon for building, while still preserv- guests to see bear, deer, ing some aspects. turkey and other wildlife “We really paid a lot of while they are dining. attention to detail and The Fireside Lounge pro- wanted to create something vides guests with seating unique for the North next to a fireplace that can Woods,” said Warner. be seen upon entering the The Tee Pee Room is the building. original structure of the The bar offers an exten- restaurant. It was built in sive wine list and variety of the 1950s and completely handcrafted cocktails, in- restored in 2015. cluding a Grapefruit-Basil The room features the Martini, a Ginger-Pear Mar- original copper fireplace tini and a Redman Old- which is the centerpiece of Fashioned. the room. It reaches 35 feet “Many of our guests start in the air to the top of the and end their evening at the teepee. bar with one of our signa- The walls of the teepee ture cocktails or a tradi- are covered with hand- tional ice cream drink,” said sculpted birchbark, created Muth. Owner Mark Warner prides himself on providing quality food Land O’ Lakes. The food can be described as traditional Amer- by a local artist. The Wilder- Whichever room guests and customer service to guests at Redman Supper Club in ican cuisine with Hawaiian and Asian influences. ness Room allows guests to choose to dine in, they are dine under a 20-foot tree, surrounded by original art- choose from a variety of Land O’ Lakes, just south of the first Saturday in Octo- reservations for parties of which is wrapped in white work from local artists. unique entrées that are all Highway B. ber. eight or more before 6 p.m. lights and surrounded by The art is inspired by the made from scratch. Being a seasonal busi- The bar is open at 4 p.m., For more information, live flowers. North Woods and is avail- The restaurant can best ness, the restaurant is open and dinner is served from 5 visit the website at redman- The walls are adorned able for purchase. When it is be described as traditional Wednesdays through Sun- to 9 p.m. supperclub.com or call (715) with many animal and fish time to eat, guests can American cuisine meets days from mid-May until The restaurant accepts 547-3344. Hawaiian and Asian influences. Macadamia Nut- Crusted Chicken Breast, Hand-Cut Ribeye, Mahimahi, Red Snapper and Norwegian Salmon are just a few of the items guests can choose. In addition, all salad dressings, sauces and des - serts are freshly made. “We want to offer a taste of fresh food. Our chefs have a passion for handcrafted cuisine,” said Muth. Along with quality food, “We want to offer customers quality customer service. That is a priority here,” said Warner. Redman Supper Club was built in the 1950s and was com- Redman Supper Club is Redman Supper Club offers four distinct din- an extensive wine list and a variety of hand- pletely restored in 2015. located on Highway 45 in ing rooms for guests to enjoy. The bar offers crafted cocktails. Page 4 Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 VACATION WEEK

THE SWEETEST PLACE IN TOWN Since 1964 Ride with Leinie bike event

OVER 200 KINDS OF CANDY SALTWATER TAFFY planned in Land O’ Lakes JELLY BELLIES 24 FLAVORS ICE CREAM FUDGE Bicycle enthusiasts are trails. Quadracycles are BRITTLES - CARAMEL CORN invited to join Dick Lein - more stable than conven- SUGAR-FREE CHOCOLATES enkugel and volunteers tional or three-wheel bikes from Wilderness Lakes and have 21 independent Wisconsin State Fair Award of Excellence Trails at the Forest Lake speeds. for Fudge, Caramel Country Store in Land O’ Following the rides, at- Corn, Snappers Lakes Saturday, Aug. 10, for tendees can join Dick & Peanut Brittle a bike ride, beer tasting and Leinenkugel for a Leinen - ORDERS SHIPPED YEAR AROUND brat lunch. kugel’s beer tasting and brat (715) 479-9226 www.ercandy.com The weekend will kick off lunch featuring Trig’s Friday evening, Aug. 9, from 116 WALL ST., EAGLE RIVER, WI 54521 Smokehouse World’s Best 4:30 to 7:30 p.m., when the Brats. Alternate beverages Forest Lake Country Store and hot dogs will also be will host a traditional Wis- available. consin Shore Lunch Fish Registration costs $35 Fry. and includes the choice of Then, new for 2019, will bike ride, quadracycle de- be the addition of a 14-mile mos, Leinenkugel’s beer ride over the trails at Con- tastings, Trig’s brat lunch, serve School during Satur- plus a chance to win some day’s events. Long ago, these prizes, including a Trek bi- trails were gravel logging The Ride with Leinie bike event will be held in Land O’ Lakes this Saturday, Aug. 10. —Contributed Photo cycle, Malibu paddleboard roads, and the students now and Leinenkugel’s Old Town use the trails for cross-coun- — a 12-mile ride begin- way B and Forest Lake canoe. try skiing and biking. ning at 11 a.m. and led by Road. All of the rides are self- Saturday will begin with Dick Leinenkugel will travel Additionally, participants guided and each rider is re- a choice of three bike rides, along rustic roads and show- can experience one of the quired to wear an ANSI- which provide riders with case the 3.2-mile section of North Woods’ most exciting approved helmet. Children an option based on their bik- the bike trail which was new outdoor adven tures — must be accompanied by an ing experience: completed in 2012. quadracycling. adult. — a 38-mile ride around All rides begin and end Sylvania Outfitters will For more information or the Sylvania Wil derness at the Forest Lake Country offer rides on one- and two- to register, visit wild - Area that will pass through IVERDALE Store, located at 6256 High- seat quadracycles, specially lakes.org or call (715) 547- IVERDALE the towns of Watersmeet way B, at the corner of High- made for North Woods 6323. R and Land O’ Lakes utilizing ESORT & MOTEL paved roads and trails start- R ing at 9 a.m. An optional R trail will route riders along UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT the Agonikak Trail. The Ag- Three Lakes to host Art on Main *Remodeled rooms & cabins *Kitchenettes onikak Trail is not recom- *Boat slips on the Chain *Extended stay plans mended for road bikes; The public is invited to Arts which will feature 50 the People’s Choice Award. — a 14-mile ride on the come and enjoy a free day of fine artists and crafters Painters, potters, weav - 5012 Hwy. 70W 800-530-0019 dirt trails through Conserve art, food, music and fun alongside the music of al- ers, jewelry makers and School will begin at 10 a.m.; Saturday, Aug. 10, from 10 ternative folk duo Bret and Eagle River, WI 715-479-4373 more will sell their cre- or a.m. to 3 p.m. as Three Frisk. ations while Jessica’s Lakes celebrates the arts in Three Lakes School art Cucina of Eagle River pro- the lot across from the win- teacher Ameris Grapa will vides food and beverages. ery on the corner of high- judge and award first, sec- ways A and 45. ond and third place ribbons, For more information, Art on Main is the an- while attendees have the contact the Three Lakes nual art fair presented by opportunity to vote for their Center for the Arts at (715) Three Lakes Center for the favorite artist to take home 546-2299 or tlcfa.org. VACATION WEEK Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 Page 5 About the cover: Events slated across North Woods

The North Woods is rec- ognized across the Midwest as a recreation paradise, offering boating, fishing, golf- ing, hiking, camping and water sports of all kinds. Besides the many recreational activities, most communities and nonprofit organizations in Vilas and Oneida counties plan family- oriented events for residents and vacationers alike. The following list of activities was compiled by tourism officials. See more detailed stories in this publi- cation or in the Vilas County News-Review as the event approaches, or check with local information bureaus for The Vilas County Fair will be held in Eagle River Thursday more details (dates and through Sunday, Aug. 8-11. The fair will feature fun for all times are subject to change). ages, including midway rides, games and concessions. Fair attendees also will find entertainment, 4-H exhibits, a Aug. 7, Music on Main horseshoe contest and a tractor pull. Street — The Boulder Junc- —Staff Photo By GARY RIDDERBUSCH tion Chamber of Commerce Communities across the area plan events Fest will be held in Eagle River Wednesday, will host the blues and clas- during the summer. The popular Paul Bunyan Aug. 14. —NEWS-REVIEW PHOTO sic rock group Older Bud- weiser. Musicians perform highways 45 and A. Phone with headquarters at the Vi- p.m., and Sunday from 9 outdoors on the stage next to (715) 546-3344. las County Fairgrounds in a.m. to 3 p.m. Phone (608) Peeplelures on Main Street Aug. 11, August Fest — Eagle River. Phone (715) 752-6677. Advertisers Guide from 7 to 9 p.m. Phone (715) The Lac Vieux Desert Lake 479-6400. Aug. 31, Mud Run — ATTRACTIONS / ENTERTAINMENT 385-2400. Association will host the Aug. 16-18, Old-Timers The Northwoods Bad Dash Lumberjack Steam Train, Laona ...... 12 Aug. 7, St. Germain event at Hillside Resort from Softball Tournament — Mud Run will be held at the NorthernWaters Museum, Land O’ Lakes ...... 6 Live — Country Wide Duo noon to 4 p.m. with food, T- The Phelps Booster Club will Manitowish Waters Commu- Paul Bunyan Fest, Eagle River ...... 18 will perform at Chamber shirt sales, raffles, karaoke host this tourney at Waver- nity Center from 9 a.m. to 1 Pirates Hideaway, Eagle River ...... 19 Park in St. Germain at 6:30 and refreshments. Phone ing Park. Phone (715) 545- p.m., featuring a 4-mile, 12- Rohr’s Wilderness Tours, Conover ...... 12 3800. obstacle mud run followed Vilas County Fair, Eagle River ...... 16 p.m. Guests can take along (715) 545-3800. Vilas Historical Museum, Sayner ...... 18 chairs, snacks and bever- Aug. 11, Musky Jam- Aug. 18, Golf Fund - by food, music, raffles and WRJO Street Dance, Eagle River ...... 11 ages. Phone (715) 477-2205. boree — The 63rd annual raiser — The Northwoods awards. Phone (715) 543- Aug. 8, Craft Show — Musky Jamboree in Boulder Share golf fundraiser will be 8488. BUILDERS / REALTY held at the Eagle River Golf Sept. 1, Sausage Fest — CornerStone Custom Builders Inc. The After Loon Delight Craft Junction from 9 a.m. to 4 Eagle River, Minocqua, Rhinelander ...... 2 Show will be held at Torpy p.m. will feature an arts and Course from 1 to 6 p.m. Con- The sixth annual event is Park in Minocqua from 9 crafts fair with more than tact [email protected] or held at Riverview Park from CRAFT BEER / WINE a.m. to 4 p.m. with more 150 booths, antique auto visit northwoodsshare.org. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is spon- Tribute Brewing Co., Eagle River ...... 4 than 100 exhibitors. Phone show, fun run, food booths, Aug. 24, Twin sored by the Eagle River Li- GARDEN CENTERS 1-(800) 446-6784. casting contest, flea market, Triathlon — The fifth an- ons Club. There will be food, Shady Gardens, Eagle River ...... 19 Aug. 8-11, Vilas County polka fest and more. Phone nual event, sponsored by the music, family activities and GOLF COURSES Fair — The annual event (715) 385-2400. Phelps Chamber of Com- games. Phone (715) 479- Big Stone Golf Course, Three Lakes ...... 2 will be held at the fair- Aug. 14, Paul Bunyan merce, will take place from 8 2131. Eagle River Golf Course, Eagle River ...... 10 grounds in Eagle River and Fest — The fest in down- a.m. to noon and include an Sept. 1, Labor Day Northern Waters Casino Resort, Watersmeet, Mich...... 20 feature 4-H exhibits, midway town Eagle River from 10 8K paddle on North Twin Craft Fest — The Eagle Plum Lake Golf Club, Sayner ...... 9 rides and games, food, live a.m. to 4 p.m. will feature an Lake, a 16K bike ride and a River Area Chamber of Com- St. Germain Golf Club, St. Germain ...... 12 5K run on the Vista Lake merce and Visitors Center Young’s Golf-Recreation-Dining, Iron River, Mich...... 11 entertainment, horseshoe arts and crafts show, roast tournament, horse judging, beef sandwiches for sale, live Biking Trail. Participants will host an arts and crafts MARINE RENTAL / STORAGE tractor pull and refresh- music and chain-saw carv- can register as an individual show downtown from 10 Your Boat Club, Eagle River ...... 19 ments. Phone (715) 479- ing. Phone (715) 479-6400. or team. Phone (715) 545- a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone (715) MEAT MARKETS 2057. Aug. 16-17, Youth Days 3800. 479-6400. Prime Choice Meat Market, Eagle River ...... 12 Aug. 10, Ride With Auction — The annual Aug. 24, Classic Car Sept. 1, Sidewalk Sale NEWSPAPERS Leinie — The Forest Lake fundraiser for the Eagle Show — The classic auto- — The Eagle River Business Vilas County News-Review ...... 11 Country Store in Land O’ River Recreation Association mobile show will be held in Association will host specials ONE-OF-A-KIND Lakes will host this benefit will be held at the Sports downtown Eagle River from in stores and on the street Church Directory ...... 10 for the bike trail starting Arena from 6 to 10 p.m. each 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone Eagle River Speedway, Eagle River ...... 10 with a 38-mile ride at 9 a.m., night. There will be a live trophies in various cate- (715) 479-4903. Heritage Hunt Club, Laona ...... 14 a 14-mile ride at 10 a.m. and auction, silent auction and gories. Phone (715) 479- Sept. 1, Swen Musky Map with index to advertisers ...... 8 & 13 a 12-mile ride led by Dick wheel-and-deal corner. 4903. Tournament — The RESORTS / MOTELS / INNS / CAMPGROUNDS Leinenkugel at 11 a.m. Phone (715) 479-4858. Aug. 30-Sept. 1, Gun muskie fishing tournament Chanticleer Inn, Eagle River ...... 14 Phone (715) 547-6323. Aug. 16-18, Musky Show — The annual gun will be held on Lac Vieux Coady’s Point of View Lake Resort, Phelps ...... 19 Aug. 10, Art on Main — Open — The 33rd annual show will be held at the Ea- Desert from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hillside Resort, Phelps ...... 6 Three Lakes will host its an- National Championship gle River Sports Arena Fri- with headquarters at Hill- INDEX CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 nual art show from 10 a.m. Musky Open will be held on day from 3 to 8 p.m., side Resort in Phelps. Phone to 3 p.m. at the corner of more than 60 area lakes, Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 (715) 547-3646. Page 6 Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 VACATION WEEK

LUNCH & DINNER FRI., SAT. & SUN. ONLY Lunch starts at 11:30 a.m. Dinner from 5-9:30 p.m. HOMEMADE PIZZA East of Hwy. 45 off County E Monday thru Thursday 2474 S. Shore Rd., Phelps, Wis. 715-547-3646 DAILY SPECIALS hillside-resort.com All Specials While They Last • Full Menu, Light Menu (no salad bar on Friday) plus Daily Specials FRI.: Fish & Chicken • Children’s Play Area (All You Can Eat) and Children’s Menu Poorman’s Lobster WE DO CATERING SAT.: USDA Choice Black Angus Prime Rib Generous Thick Cut BAR OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SUN.:Chicken (All You Can Eat) AT 4 P.M. Handicap No-Step Rear Entrance

Rohr’s Wilderness Tours, located in Conover, offers guided ca- and children. Day trips, weekend outings and extended trips noeing and kayaking trips on the scenic Wisconsin River. The allow visitors to explore the wild with the benefit of expert in- river is well-suited to paddlers of all abilities including families struction.

Land O’ Lakes Historical Society Museum 2019 EXHIBIT P.O. Box 541, Land O’ Lakes, WI 54540 “WORLD WAR I — (715) 547-6979 Visitors can fuel their ‘sense of adventure’ NORTHWOODS CONNECTIONS II” FREE! plus OPEN JUNE 20 THRU LABOR DAY at Rohr’s Wilderness Tours in Conover The Continuing History Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. of Donaldson, Stateline in the town park on Hwy. B & Land O’ Lakes by appointment for groups Rohr’s Wilderness Tours ber 8. The disc golf course is blueberries and raspberries. Rohr’s offers inflatable CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE AND SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER! in Conover is located at the open for all guests to enjoy. “These tent sites are won- kayak whitewater rafting www.landolakeshistory.org headwaters of the Wisconsin Rohr’s Wilderness Tours derfully wild and secluded,” trips. Customers can choose River in Vilas County. is completely outfitted to said Jeff Rohr. In addition to between half-day and full- Guests are surrounded by provide guests with all the walk-ins, there are 12 sites day trips by appointment. the North Woods at Rohr’s, equipment they may need that offer water and electric The inflatable kayaks and will find a campground, during a wilderness outing, and 15 full-hookup sites. provide more control and Advertisers Guide outdoor activities, and including boats, tents, packs, These full-hookup sites stability than traditional RESORTS / MOTELS / INNS ... (Cont’d) kayaking and canoeing food, waterproof bags, camp- offer 20-, 30-, and 50-amp kayaks. Northern Waters Casino Resort, Watersmeet, Mich...... 20 tours. ing equipment and more. electric for RVs, water and Rohr’s Wilderness Tours Riverdale Resort & Motel, Eagle River ...... 4 Owners Marcia and Jeff The campground offers sewer as well as a dump sta- is open year-round. During Tall Pines Motel & Gallery, Land O’ Lakes ...... 12 Rohr bought and built the walk-in, water, electric, and tion. The campground can the winter, guests can cross- RESTAURANTS / TAVERNS campground in 1993. It fea- full-hookup sites. accommodate any size. country ski, snowshoe and Bad Bones Barbecue, Arbor Vitae ...... 9 tures 47 campsites of vary- There are five walk-in Additionally, there is a ride snowmobiles. The Callie Bucktale Inn, Eagle River ...... 12 ing size and location. campsites with overlooks of luxury house located on the Rohr Memorial Canoe and Chanticleer Inn, Eagle River ...... 14 There is an 18-hole disc the river and three “seren- property that can be rented Kayak Race is sponsored by Chef Rene’s at the Inn, Eagle River ...... 2 golf course, 3 miles of hiking, ity” tent sites that are popu- daily, weekly, month to Rohr’s Wilderness Tours. Hillside Resort, Phelps ...... 6 skiing and biking trails, all lar for privacy and quietness. month or seasonally. The 14-mile canoe race Pike’s Pine Isle Lodge, Three Lakes ...... 10 surrounded by the Wisconsin The 11 Blueberry Haven The house is divided into benefits pediatric brain tu- Redman Supper Club, Land O’ Lakes ...... 19 River and Portage Creek, campsites offering 15-amp two units and guests can mor research in honor of the White Stag Inn, Sugar Camp ...... 6 which offer opportunities for electricity and a spacious Young’s Golf-Recreation-Dining, Iron River, Mich...... 11 rent one or the entire house. Rohrs’ daughter, Callie, who kayaking and canoeing. layout are popular as well. Surrounded by 3 miles of died in 1999 five days before SHOPS & STORES Rohr’s will be hosting disc Guests are surrounded by groomed trails, guests can her 10th birthday, after a Country Store, Eagle River ...... 4 golf competition on Septem- bushes where they can pick Eagle Craft & Hobby, Eagle River ...... 4 mountain bike or hike. two-and-a-half-year battle Fountain Blu, Eagle River ...... 12 The trails offer beginner, against this disease. Next Grandma’s Toy Box, Eagle River ...... 4 intermediate and ex pert year’s race will be June 27. Health Care Pharmacies hills. All trails are marked. To get to Rohr’s Wilder- Eagle River, Land O’ Lakes, St. Germain ...... 4 Rohr’s Wilderness Tours ness Tours, take Highway 45 Lake Nokomis Cranberries, Eagle River ...... 12 White Stag Inn offers canoeing and kayak- north from Eagle River 13 Lehner Stephan Jewelers, Eagle River ...... 2 ing trips on the scenic Wis- Nelson’s Ace Hardware, Eagle River ...... 20 Authentic Charcoal Broiling miles, passing through consin River. The river is Conover to Rummels Road, Pink Coyote, Eagle River ...... 2 well-suited to paddlers of all The Corner Store, Sayner ...... 12 Bar open then turn left. Travel about 1 abilities including families The Tackle Box, Land O’ Lakes ...... 12 @ 4 p.m. mile west on Rummels Road, Trading Post Internationale Inc., Land O’ Lakes ...... 14 The Widules and children. crossing the Wisconsin River, Tremblay’s Sweet Shop, Eagle River ...... 2 Dinner “It is an intimate, safe and take an immediate right WalkAbout Paddle & Apparel, Eagle River ...... 20 4:30-9:30 p.m. river, but it’s still wild and onto Razorback Road. Travel SPECIALTY SCHOOLS beautiful,” said Jeff Rohr. 1 mile north on Razorback Trees For Tomorrow, Eagle River ...... 12 Closed Wed. Est. 1956 Wildlife can often be spotted Road to the driveway for WATERCRAFT / SNOWMOBILES / ATVs & Thurs. while taking tours. Rohr’s. Follow the white ar- Premier Powersports & Marine, St. Germain ...... 19 From hawks and deer to row signs to the office. St. Germain Sport Marine, St. Germain ...... 16 9 MILES SOUTH OF EAGLE RIVER. beavers and otters, the river For more information, Shoeder’s RV, Marine & Sport Center, Rhinelander ...... 20 12 MILES NORTH OF RHINELANDER ON HWY. 17 is a wild and scenic place for visit rwtcanoe.com or call a paddle. (715) 547-3639. VACATION WEEK Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 Page 7 Prime Choice Meat Market provides quality, hand-cut meat to customers

Prime Choice Meat Mar- patty, which has fresh mush- ket, located just south of Ea- rooms and creamy Swiss gle River on Highway 45, cheese mixed right in. has been a local favorite for “All of our ground beef is over 25 years as well as a made fresh on the premises, destination stop for those not bought from another visiting the area. processor. We feel that our Owners Todd and Jacqui fresh-ground product makes Monge have always had a for excellent grilling, espe- commitment to high-quality cially our famous cranberry products and excellent cus- bacon burger, bacon burgers, tomer service. and inferno bacon cheddar According to manager burgers, which have bacon Rick Behrens, Prime Choice from our own smokehouse is Eagle River’s one-stop blended right into the mix shop for fresh-cut USDA for a unique flavor,” noted Prime and Top Choice beef, Behrens. all natural antibiotic-free “Always be on the watch pork and free-range poultry, for new items in our shop,” as well as premium seafood. added Behrens. “We are al- Prime Choice now carries ways toying around with a selection of local 100% new recipes, checking out grass-fed beef and select va- newly trending items, as rieties of certified organic well as getting new ideas Smart Chicken, and many from our customers.” varieties of their own signa- Assistant meat cutter ture smoked meats. and sausage maker Dan “Prime Choice focuses on Stripling helps come up with quality and taste, while still new ideas for products. being comparable in price,” This year Prime Choice said Behrens. added the Mango Haba nero “We fresh-cut only the brat, cracked pepper jerky, finest USDA Prime and Top and three new flavors to Choice quality steaks and their already expansive line roasts, hand-trimmed to our of all-beef snack stick vari- customers’ order and satis- eties. faction,” said Behrens. “Be on the lookout for “Customers are amazed more to come!,” noted at the quality and appear- Stripling. ance of a hand-cut, hand- “Our market produces an trimmed piece of meat. authentic Italian sau sage Prime Choice Meat Market, located just south of Eagle River fresh-cut U.S. Department of Agriculture prime and top choice Everyone likes their steak (available hot or mild), on Highway 45, has been a local favorite for more than 20 beef, all-natural antibiotic-free pork, free-range poultry and cut a little differently, and chorizo sausage, fresh Polish years. The business offers a variety of quality meats, including premium seafood. you just can’t get that type sausage and sauerkraut- of thing from pre-cut show- stuffed polish sau sage,” said links and in bulk. Five varieties of summer Sartori Cheese. Marinette.” case steaks. We strive to be Behrens. “Be sure to try the fa- sau sage can be found, in- “We import hard-to-find According to Behrens, sure our customers walk Bratwurst varieties are mous cranberry brats, our cluding plain, garlic, ched- specialty cheeses from Prime Choice also has items away happy, and return with available fresh (on a rotat- top-selling flavored brat and dar, cranberry, and jalapeno around the globe, like of interest available like their friends!” ing schedule) or frozen, and customer favorite,” said and cheddar. Castello Danish Bleu and restaurant-quality stuffed Prime Choice features its include an original brat - Behrens. Prime Choice also offers French Comte Gruyere, and chicken breasts and home- own lean ground sirloin ev- wurst, onion, jalapeno and The popular cranberry a large selection of deli three flavorful Welsh ched- made custom seasoned and eryday, sold fresh by the cheddar, garlic, cheddar, brat is featured at Eagle meats and cheeses by the dars, Harlech, Tintern and smoked pulled pork. pound. Visitors can also jalapeno, sauerkraut, cran- River’s annual Cranberry pound, fresh sliced, any Red Dragon, that are highly Other featured items in- find other varieties of berry, blueberry, triple berry, Fest event every October. time. rated,” said Behrens. clude sauces, marinades, ground meats in the frozen mushroom and Swiss, bacon Prime Choice is widely “There’s no presliced “We stock a variety of rubs and seasonings, pre- foods section, like juicy and cheddar, and wild rice known for its large selection meat waiting in our deli palate-pleasing wines to mium cooking stocks, and ground chuck, many vari- brats. of more than 50 different counter,” said Behrens. “It’s compliment your meat and pickled items and preserves. eties of burger patties in- They also produce a beef smoked meats. all freshly sliced to order, cheese selections,” added The market is located at cluding the special Butcher’s bratwurst, chicken fajita All of the smoked prod- just the way you’d like.” Behrens. 1144 Highway 45 south of Blend beef patty, which in- bratwurst, a buffalo blue ucts such as bacon, beef ba- Prime Choice offers an “Our current varieties in- Eagle River. corporates a blend of three cheese chicken brat and a con, jerky, summer sau sage, array of award-winning top- clude a full line of highly- Prime Choice can be tender cuts of beef ground turkey bratwurst as added landjaeger, snack sticks, quality Wisconsin cheeses, rated, yet inexpensive, reached by calling (715) 479- together to make a juicy, options for customers. pork chops, hams and including Deppler’s full- South African wines, Old 4456, visiting their website tasty burger. In addition, four different sausages are made in Prime cream baby Swiss, Widmer’s Vine Zinfandels and some and blog located at prime- Also be sure to try their flavors of pork breakfast Choice’s own on-premise specialty mild brick and flavorful fruit wines from choicemeats.com or finding mushroom and Swiss burger sausage are made in patties, smokehouse. some cheese varieties from Forgotten Fire Winery in them on Facebook. Page 8 Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 VACATION WEEK VACATION WEEK Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 Page 13 “THE FOUR SEASON RECREATIONAL PLAYGROUND”

ATTRACTIONS / ENTERTAINMENT 6 Lumberjack Steam Train

GOLF COURSES 4 Northern Waters Casino Resort

RESTAURANT / TAVERNS 8 Chanticleer Inn

SHOPS & STORES 5 WalkAbout Paddle & Apparel

For trail information, see vilaswi.com/trail-activities

This map shows the approximate location of services and entertainment places in Vilas and Oneida counties. The main highways as shown are accurate. Places listed on this map have placed a display advertisement else- where in this publica- tion. You will find use- ful details about the places by referring to the advertisements. VACATION WEEK Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 Page 9 Southern Flavor Up North Smoked Meats & Pizza Bulk Orders Available • Special Event Catering Dine In • Carry Out • Delivery Wednesday GYROS • TURKEY Thursday • Friday TACOS

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Nelson’s Ace Hardware on Wall Street in Eagle River offers tionwide revolution. Nelson’s offers a wide variety of LED lights [email protected] customers its advanced LED light bulb inventory to join the na- for all indoor and and outdoor uses. Service, top products offered DESTINATION at Nelson’s Ace Hardware NORTH WOODS

Customer service and wide variety of grills from Royal, and Clark+Kensing- stop shop because of our quality products have made Big Green Eggs to Traeger ton and the staff provides wide array of products and LAKE GOLF Nelson’s Ace Hardware in to Weber. expert knowledge. friendly staff,” said Eibner. M CL Eagle River a retail leader Eibner said they’ve en- Plumbing, lawn and gar- David Eibner and his U U in the North Woods since hanced their supply and se- den, automotive, electrical wife, Jessica Nelson-Eibner, L B 1952. lection of Traeger pellet supplies and houseware handle the day-to-day oper- P Each year, Nelson’s Ace grills, an advanced cooking products are other depart- ations of the business. has received awards for its system that is growing in ments offered at Nelson’s They are the third gener- commitment to providing popularity. Ace. ation to run the store. Ac- superior service, retail ex- Nelson’s can also fill In addition, Nelson’s has cording to Eibner, two cellence, supporting the propane tanks for campers, advanced its LED light bulb Nelson brothers originally Inc. 1912 community and being “the recreational vehicles and inventory to join the nation- founded a hardware store in Inc. 1912 helpful place.” grills, with free assembly wide revolution. Park Falls. According to co-owner and local delivery offered as “It’s not just the larger “Love this course, been playing there since 1980s. Great staff; David Eibner, “The goal of well. selection and lower prices After a few years, the great course; great golf experience and the view looking over Plum the business is to provide The store is an autho- that has caught the atten- brothers separated and Lake by itself is worth the drive.” —D.H. Carl Sr. moved to Eagle friendly, knowledgeable and rized dealer of Stihl and tion of customers, but the “Best and oldest 9-hole course in Wisconsin. A must play.” —R.B. helpful service as well as Ariens, and provides service fact that the latest bulbs River to start Nelson’s Ace high-quality products. and repair for all Stihl prod- are actually starting to look Hardware. “As a regular golfer or vacation player, it’s worth going out of your Whether it is paint, light ucts. like traditional light bulbs,” Located at 606 E. Wall way to play this gem. After, you have to spend time enjoying the best bulbs, power tools or better Another prominent said Eibner. St. in Eagle River, Nelson’s view in the North Woods sipping a beverage on the porch!” —W.K. quality dog food, we never brand they offer is Crafts- Nelson’s Ace is more is open Mondays through stop working to satisfy the man, “America’s most than a typical hardware Fridays from 7 a.m. to 7 Information and online booking at: needs of our customers.” trusted tool brand,” said store. They offer products p.m., Saturdays from 7 a.m. plumlakegolf.com Nelson’s Ace carries Eibner. for the lake such as water to 6 p.m. and Sundays from products essential for North The recently expanded toys, beach balls and gift- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 715-542-2598 Sayner, WI Woods vacationers and res- paint department at Nel- ware to decorate a cabin. For more information, idents alike. They offer a son’s Ace sells Valspar, Ace “Nelson’s Ace is a one- call (715) 479-4496. Page 10 Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 VACATION WEEK Tuesdays or Thursdays with Patti 5:30 Eagle River Golf Course Church • Lessons • Range Balls $ • 2 Holes of Golf • Women Only 25 • $5 Coupon at Putts & Pints Directory STARTS AT 5:30 P.M. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD ST. THERESA CATHOLIC CHURCH Call to sign up, 715-479-8111 “Come Worship the Living Lord” 1701 Superior St., Three Lakes WORSHIP TIMES Mass Sat. 7 p.m. & Sun. 9 a.m. Wednesday & Friday 8 a.m. Memorial Day thru Labor Day Saturday 4 p.m. EAGLE RIVER Rev. Peter Kufahl Sunday 8:30 a.m. GOLF COURSE www.oursavioreagleriver.org 457 E. McKinley Blvd. 223 Silver Lake Rd., Eagle River 715-479-6226 715-546-2159 [email protected]

SHEPHERD of the LAKES LUTHERAN CHURCH, ELCA ST. KUNEGUNDA CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. MARY OF THE SNOWS ANGLICAN CHURCH Welcomes you to our worship services: 6895 Highway 17 N, Sugar Camp “Evangelical, Traditional, Spirit-filled” Saturday 5:30 p.m., Sunday 9 a.m. 1019 E. Wall St., Eagle River Holy Communion at every service Mass 715-479-8921 or 715-891-6279 (MARY) Tuesday & Thursday 8:30 a.m. WORSHIP SCHEDULE DAILY SPECIALS 2903 State Hwy. 155 Wed., 5 p.m. Prayer and Healing Service Sayner, WI 54560 Saturday 6 p.m. Fri., 5 p.m. “Our Kind of Church” at Eagle River Roasters W CANTINA TUESDAY W WINGIN’ IT WEDNESDAY Bill Wendorf, Minister Sunday 10:30 a.m. Sat., 5 p.m. Holy Communion (without music) – Mexican Street Tacos 715-542-3701 www.shepherdofthelakeschurch.org Sun., 10 a.m. Holy Communion (with music and Sunday School) – $1 Whole Chicken Wings A member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America 715-546-2159 [email protected] Fr. Jim Fosdick, SSC www.stmaryofthesnows.com – All Night Happy Hour or Bucket for $6 for service industry, camp employees & military HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD W THIRSTY THURSDAY W FISH FRY W SMOKY UTHERAN MISSOU 1764 U.S. Hwy. 45 North, Land O’ Lakes, WI Experience God. E EV. L RI SY Empower People. 8-10 P.M. AC NO (Just north of Cty. Rd. B) Engage Our City. – $1 Domestic Pints FRIDAY SATURDAY GR 6948 E. School St. D – Haddock or Walleye – Smoked Brisket P.O. Box 216 Divine Service: Sundays at 9:30 a.m. – $2 Well Mixers Fellowship Luncheon after Divine Services Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Child Care Provided – $3 Wine & Old-Fashioneds starting @ 5 p.m. Specials All Day Three Lakes, WI 54562 2 blocks south of the “Black Forest” Bible Studies: Sundays at 8:15 a.m. Wednesday: Bible Study - 7 p.m. Youth Group - 6:30 p.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Office 906-544-2259 Come for the Stay for the 210 Capich Dr., Eagle River 715.477.2080 1261 Pine Isle Rd. Rev. Allen Montgomery • Home 715-362-7605 www.hopelutheranlol.org Pastor Gary Albert abundantlife-eagleriver.com View… Brew Three Lakes, Wis. 715-546-3333 CONOVER EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCH pineislethreelakes.com Senior Pastor: Proclaiming The Living Word Joshua Reese Sun. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School — all ages Associate Pastors: Mon. - Closed 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service Tom Kammel, Tues.-Thurs. 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Bible Study Dan Shields Wed. 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting “Hour of Power” Fri.-Sat. 11 a.m. - midnight WORSHIP SERVICES Sun. 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Pastors Dave & Jon Johnson Saturday 6 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. Second & Division St., Eagle River Children’s church, nursery provided, hearing assistance 715-479-4986 & 715-479-4759 6065 Hwy. 70, St. Germain | 715-479-2173 | stgefc.com

UNION CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST ST. PETER THE FISHERMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH COMMUNITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST A friendly place to gather for worship Phone 715-546-2169 5001 County Hwy. G, Eagle River Hwy. 45 & Forest St., Three Lakes, WI 54562 715-479-8704 9:30 Sunday Morning Hwy. 45 North to Cty. Hwy. G, 1 Mile West AIR-CONDITIONED North 1/4 Mile on Hwy. 155 Racing returns Wednesday & Friday Adoration: 7:30 a.m. from intersection of Worship: Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wednesday & Friday Mass: 8:30 a.m. Hwys. 70 & 155 in St. Germain Ric Jacobsen, Pastor — 320-522-3286 Saturday Mass: 4 p.m. Sunday Mass: 11 a.m. 715-542-3114 to Tuesday nights! info@[email protected] • www.unionucc3lakes.org www.stpeterseagleriver.org uccstgermain.org Six Regular Racing Divisions NORTHWOODS CATHOLIC CHURCHES Gates open at 5 p.m. Racing at 7:15 Your “Home Church” ST. ANNE CATHOLIC CHURCH Up North! Sunday Mass: 11 a.m. 10315 Main St., Boulder Junction $ ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH Adults ...... 10 Saturday Mass 4 p.m. & Sunday Mass 9 a.m. $ Join us Sundays this Summer at 9 a.m. 8705 Hwy. N, Sayner 11-15 ...... 5 ST. RITA CATHOLIC CHURCH 1614 Hwy. 32 in Three Lakes • 715-546-2000 Saturday Mass 4 p.m. & Sunday Mass 9 a.m. 11568 Lake St., Presque Isle 10 & under FREE www.ThreeLakesChurch.com w/paid adult 715-385-2390 https://ncc.weconnect.com 3961 Cloverland Drive This church directory will run each week in Vacation Week. If you would like information about Eagle River, WI 715-891-1870 having your church added to the list, please stop in at the News-Review or call (715) 479-4421. VACATION WEEK Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 Page 11 Vilas Fair planned Aug. 8-11 Musky Open scheduled on 60-plus area lakes The Vilas County Fair will be back in Eagle River The Eagle River Area tournament which included for the 103rd year Thursday Chamber of Commerce & 87 youth anglers and 78 hus- through Sunday, Aug. 8-11, Visitors Center, along with band-and-wife teams. Last offering family-friendly en- Musky Clubs Alliance of year’s anglers registered 131 tertainment. Wisconsin Inc., will host the legal muskies. The largest “Tell everyone the fair is National Championship fish caught and released in coming to town,” said Vilas Musky Open on Eagle River the tournament was 49 County Fair Board of Direc- area lakes Friday through inches. tors President Dale Ayers. Sunday, Aug. 16-18. Presently, more than 700 The fair offers entertain- The tournament head- anglers are registered for ment for all ages from rides the 2019 event and Emerson and tractor pulls to a petting quarters will be at the Vilas County Fairgrounds in Ea- expects another 650 anglers zoo and children’s activities. to register by tournament “This is such a fun time of gle River, with fishing on 72 area lakes. time. year, we love seeing the kids “Remember, everyone with their families and ev- Anglers can register at the Vilas County Fair- who enters the tournament eryone enjoying themselves,” gets a chance to win the said Vilas County Fair Board grounds starting Thursday evening, Aug. 15. The cost is $35,000-plus Mercury-pow- Treasurer Deb Clemens. ered Ranger Boat with a The midway, with a vari- $70 and includes a tourna- Rang er Trail® trailer, whet- ety of rides for all ages, will ment hat and T-shirt and a her you catch a muskie or be open Thursday from 5 to chance to win a new 2019 not,” said Emerson. 10 p.m. for Wristband Night. Ranger Boat. For more information, For a fee of $20 the wrist- “The National Champi- contact the Eagle River band will provide unlimited onship Musky Open is a to- chamber at 1-(800) 359-6315 rides for all ages at one price. tal catch-and-release tourn - or visit eagleriver.org. This wristband special will ament that provides great also be offered Sunday from The Vilas County Fair will be held in Eagle 11, featuring midway rides, entertainment family fun for all ages and noon to 5 p.m. River this Thursday through Sunday, Aug. 8- and exhibits. —NEWS-REVIEW PHOTO skill levels,” said Kim Emer- Saturday’s wristband son, executive director of the special will run from noon to nysack races, money hunt, able. about the fair, call (715) 479- chamber. 10 p.m. for $25. Those who watermelon eating contest Dan Kirk will offer jug- 2057 or visit vilascounty- In 2018, 1,308 muskie an- donate two nonperishable and a water balloon toss. gling shows Friday through fair.com. glers participated in the food items will receive $2 off “It is always such a joy to Sunday. see kids win their ribbons, wristbands. Chain-saw carving, bean- VILAS COUNTY Judging of flowers and it’s really a great time,” said bag tosses, face painting and vegetables will begin Thurs- Clemens. a beer garden will be avail- day at 7 p.m. Registration for Ribbons will be awarded able daily for guests to enjoy. Get the NEWS-REVIEW judged items ends at 5 p.m. to the winners of the gunny- The annual horseshoe Live music will be held on sack and veggie races, the tournament will be held Sat- the WRJO Radio Bandstand watermelon eating contest urday and Sunday. Poultry the good old-fashioned way all four days. Nolium plays and the water balloon toss. and rabbits can be viewed in Thursday from 7 to 11 p.m.; The Lena Mini and Mod- the barn west of the exhibit Loved by thousands Old Pine Road Band, Friday, ified Tractor Pullers Associ- building. 7 to 11 p.m.; Two Miles ation will be at the fair The Vilas County Fair is In and mailed South, Saturday, 7 to 11 Saturday from 5 to 9 p.m. a free gate fair and does not Print p.m.; and Decade XS, Sun- Cassidy’s Critters Petting charge to get onto the fair- to your home day, from 2 to 6 p.m. Zoo, pony rides, camel rides grounds. Parking is available Youth games will be held and photos with monkeys, adjacent to the fairgrounds or office… from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday face painting and other chil- for $5. featuring vegetable and gun- dren’s activities will be avail- For more information — or — subscribe to our e-Edition GOLF • RECREATION • DINING Keep up to date available on all the news and anywhere ongoing activities in the Eagle River area. 24-7-365 Visit and • 18-Hole Championship Golf Course & Driving Range FIREBRICK BAR & GRILL vcnewsreview.com • Aquatics Center Unique Pub-Style Menu (Pool, Sauna, Hot Tub, Full Locker Room with Showers) click on Subscribe or call (715) 479-4421. • Biking & Hiking Friday Fish Fry – Sunday Brunch • Cabin Rentals 8 Michigan Craft Beers on Tap The Vilas County News-Review is also available 159 Young’s Lane, Iron River, MI 49935 | (906) 265-3401 | www.experienceyoungs.com on newsstands throughout the area. Page 12 Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 VACATION WEEK

80+ Your Sport Shop AND Gift Gallery Years Open Year-Round PRIME CHOICE MEAT MARKET • MI/WI Licenses and Trail Permits 715-479-4456 K-12 Programs • Camping, Hunting, Boating • Fishing, Tackle, LIVE BAIT Your Hometown Summer Programs “Old-Fashioned” Butcher Shop Facility Rentals • Games, Books, Puzzles and More Natural Resources Featuring our own homemade bratwursts, Careers Exploration www.tackbox.com • 715-547-3434 Week for high ATM 4267 Cty. Rd. B, Downtown Land O’ Lakes, WI sausage products & smoked specialties, school students “All Natural” pork products, premium quality CELEBRATING 50 YEARS! seafood and USDA “Prime” and “Top Choice” quality steaks cut to order the way you like! LUMBERJACKLUMBERJACK We also carry grass-fed beef and RIDE “Certified Organic” chickens. THE STEAMSTEAM TRAINTRAIN Check out our weekly specials all summer long! Every order is a special order! Cranberry brats and cranberry-bacon burgers available year-round! 2019 Season June 18 - Aug. 17 STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Open again on Saturday, Aug. 24 1144 Hwy. 45 South, Eagle River The train runs Tuesday www.prime-choicemeats.com thru Saturday from 10 a.m. with the last run at 3 p.m. www.facebook.com/PrimeChoiceMeatMarket 2019 SPECIAL EVENTS The Corner Store I Pay Cash for Old Fishing Lures Cowboy Robbery Re-enactment - July 20 & Oct. 5 Hwy. N & Razorback Road, Sayner, WI Lumberjack Show - June 29 2 miles west of Sayner — On the Bike Trail Fall Festival – Sept. 21 & 28 and Oct. 5 Snacks ~ Groceries ~ Coffee Beer ~ Liquor ~ Wine ~ Ice ~ Firewood Antique Fishing Tackle Shop • Forestry Museum • Ecology Walk Fishing & Camping Supplies • Blacksmith Shop • Forest Surrey Ride and Much More! Appraise • Buy • Sell • Swap • Nature Center • Choo Choo Café • Animal Barn • Cracker Barrel Gift & Ice Cream Shop Ice Cream Bike/Kayak/Paddleboard Rentals OPEN RAIN OR SHINE Listed in the National Register of Historic Places Where community and recreation meet! 5799 U.S. Hwy. 45 • Land O’ Lakes, WI 5068 U.S. Hwy. 8 West & 32, Laona, Wis. theCornerStoreSayner.com 715-542-4250 715-547-3290 • TallPinesMotel-OldLures.com (715) 674-3414 WISCONSIN RIVER CANOE TRIPS www.lumberjacksteamtrain.com • Canoe/Kayak/Raft Trips • Canoe & Kayak Sales • Canoe Instruction • Full Hookups & Tent Sites Best Ever BBQ Ribs • Deluxe Shower House Charbroiled Cod, Shrimp & Steaks • 18-Hole Disc Golf Course • Mountain Bike & Hiking Trail 5230 Razorback Rd., Conover Friday “Fintastic” Fish Menu & MORE 13 miles north of Eagle River — (Also available on Thursdays in June, July & August) Fountain Blu (715) 547-3639 Hwy. 45 North, west on Rummels, Saturday featuring German Fare & Rib Specials Distinctive Gifts www.RWTCanoe.com north on Razorback, follow signs SERVING AT 4:30 P.M. THURS., FRI. & SAT. Let us be your Dinner Destination away from city congestion Plus a large selection of sweatshirts & T-shirts Hwy. 70 West of Eagle River 2 miles, then south on Hwy. H 1/4 mile Fishing & hunting tales appreciated. Share yours here. • Wind Chimes Lake Nokomis Cranberries Where a little tale is better than no tale at all. • Framed Artwork Wine & Gift Shop 715-479-7182 www.bucktale.com • Decorative Flags • Candles • Tervis Tumblers • Caps WINE TASTING • Kitchen Towels “HEAVENLY GOLF, • Valances • Puzzles, Books MARSH TOURS SAINTLY SERVICE” • 1/2 Price Items • Wine • Cheese • Lotion A scenic 18-Hole Championship • Honey • Sausage • Candles golf course carved through the • Shower Curtains • Jam • Salsa • Coffee pristine Northwoods forest. • Greeting Cards • Sandals • Craisins • Even BBQ Sauce • Driving Range FREE PRODUCT SAMPLES 3 Miles West of St. Germain • Full-Service Golf Shop STOP IN — BROWSE — ENJOY! on Hwy. 70 at Cty. C • Lessons from LPGA Pro 113 E. Wall St., Eagle River 6025 County D, Eagle River, WI 715-542-2614 Margo Rogers-Anderson 715-479-6312 715-479-6546 Mon.-Sat.: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sun. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. RESERVE TEE TIMES 6:50 A.M. TO 6:50 P.M. CALL OR CLICK www.stgermaingolf.com Shop our online store at www.lakenokomiscranberries.com Page 8 Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 VACATION WEEK VACATION WEEK Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 Page 13 “THE FOUR SEASON RECREATIONAL PLAYGROUND”

ATTRACTIONS / ENTERTAINMENT 6 Lumberjack Steam Train

GOLF COURSES 4 Northern Waters Casino Resort

RESTAURANT / TAVERNS 8 Chanticleer Inn

SHOPS & STORES 5 WalkAbout Paddle & Apparel

For trail information, see vilaswi.com/trail-activities

VACATION WEEK Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 Page 15 Trading Post shops in Land O’ Lakes offer gifts, fine artwork and antiques

Trading Post Interna- dren’s bracelets by Barbara tionale Inc. and Trading Post Jones of Keweenaw Bay. Antiques, side-by-side stores All are members of the in downtown Land O’ Lakes, seven bands of Lake Supe- offer residents and visitors a rior Ojibwe artists who cele- must-see shopping adven- brate their culture by ture. creating true art. Originally established in Birchbark baskets by 1946 by Gene and Cele Best, woodland-style artist Tom the Trading Post continued Strobel of Land O’ Lakes under family operation with also are featured, as well as the arrival of Cele’s nephew, graceful waterfowl carvings Harold Nehring, and his by “Trapper John” Reichling. wife, Barbara, 55 years ago Featured in the Land O’ in 1964. Lakes Historical Society lo- The Nehrings have ex- cal art collection, Reichling pert knowledge of the wares also has unique fish decoy and pride themselves on carvings, fish decoy key- personal customer service. chains and hand-carved hol- Throughout both stores, iday ornaments at the visitors will find the widest Trading Post. selection of authentic hand- Featured in a number of woven Navajo rugs in the art and carving magazines, area, including rare turn-of- Reichling and his wife, the-century masterpieces. Carol, reside in a 100-year- Like the older rugs, the old log cabin on High Lake new Navajo rugs are exam- in Vilas County. ples of the highest-quality He describes himself as a Navajo weavings. self-taught wood carver in Native American art en- the traditional style. His thusiasts also will find a se- carving career began about lection of handmade Ojibwe 30 years ago making duck (Chippewa) local woodland decoys, stylized Midwest Native American beadwork game birds and, most re- and quillwork, including cently, decorative fish spear- porcupine quill boxes in a ing decoys. The Trading Post Internationale features the work of area Na- pendants, hand-painted birchbark baskets and beadwork ear- wide variety. Over the years, the artist tive American Ojibwe artists, from the local bands of Lake Su- rings are just a few items offered. Owner Barb Nehring dis- These boxes, made of has developed a unique fin- perior Ojibwe. Deer antler carvings, fully beaded dance plays some popular products. birchbark and sweet grass, ishing process that combines are decorated with natural a pleasing, soft glowing Handmade collectible Santo Domingo tribes, as Trading Post Antiques and the drums are carved and dyed porcupine quills. blend of color, texture and Native American moccasins well as an array of hand- also has Native American out of cottonwood. Drums Unique to the woodland wood grain. sit comfortably beside popu- carved Zuni fetishes, fill the Skookum dolls in its collec- and lampshades are then tribes, they are rare due to a Trading Post Interna- lar Minnetonka moccasins jewelry cases at Trading tion of handmade items cele- hand-painted by Pueblo decreasing number of Na- tionale also handles men’s, for men, women and chil- Post Internationale. brating Native American artists. tive American artists able to women’s and children’s fine dren. Flame-drawn copper and heritage. Trading Post Interna- invest the time to make clothing. On the traditional side, agate jewelry from Wiscon- “These dolls, sold as sou- tionale and Trading Post An- them. North River, Tribal and Trading Post Internationale sin copper artist Pam Smith venirs from the early 1920s tiques are located on In addition, Trading Post Marushka are three unique also has a selection of ele- are also part of the Trading to the early 1950s, have be- Highway B in downtown Internationale features the lines offered for women. gant gifts, such as Bohemian Post jewelry mix. come highly sought after. Land O’ Lakes. work of local Native Ameri- Hatley Little Blue House, ruby glass, Royal Doulton A quick visit to Trading Each one is hand-painted Trading Post Interna- can Ojibwe artists, from the and Northern Souvenirs add and Hummel figurines and Post Antiques next door re- and uniquely dressed. It is tionale is open Mondays area bands of Lake Superior to the growing children’s de- crystal. veals a world of long-ago rare to find so many in one through Saturdays from Ojibwe. partment. These items join North treasures, plus more Native place,” said the Nehrings. 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and The collection includes The children’s mix in- Woods decorative acces- American decorative arts Both Trading Post Inter- Sundays by chance or by ap- deer antler carvings by cludes a carefully selected sories such as Native Amer- such as Ojibwe birchbark nationale and Trading Post pointment. Wayne Valliere of Lac du group of toys and books ican-made birchbark and Winnebago black-ash Antiques house a variety of Trading Post Antiques is Flambeau, fully beaded geared to nature and Native mirrors, lamps, dreamcatch- baskets and handmade Hopi and Navajo kachina open by request from 10:30 dance pendants by Melissa American appreciation. ers and distinctive deer and Ojibwe canoe models. dolls, hand-carved from cot- a.m. to 4 p.m., Mondays Megishick of Lac Vieux The Trading Post is also moose antler wall hangings Antiques include ma- tonwood tree roots and then through Saturdays, or Desert, hand-painted birch- a host for clothing and books by Wisconsin artist Dave jolica, Depression glass, oil hand-painted. evenings and Sundays by bark baskets by Terry Fox of benefitting the Land O’ Stencil. lamps, kitchenware, pottery, Trading Post Antiques appointment. Lac Vieux Desert, plus walk- Lakes Historical Society, cel- Handmade silver and paintings, clocks, Jim Beam also carries handmade Taos For more information, ing sticks and dreamcatch- ebrating Land O’ Lakes local turquoise jewelry from the bottles, primitive and Victo- and Cochiti Native Ameri- contact Trading Post Inter- ers by Dick Mindykowski of history and local authors as Southwest, fashioned by Na- rian furniture, wicker, rail- can drums and lamps with nationale at (715) 547-3525 Lac Courte Oreilles and well as local Native Ameri- tive Americans in the road items and Oriental deerskin shades. or trading-post- beadwork earrings and chil- can traditions. Navajo, Hopi, Zuni and rugs. The hides are hand-cured [email protected]. Page 16 Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 VACATION WEEK Lumberjack Steam Train

Pontoon Boat Rentals PWC Rentals Ski Boat Rentals celebrating 50th season Fish-N-Ski Boat Rentals Outboard Motor Rentals Snowmobile Rentals This year marks the 50th last train returning to the Sporting Goods anniversary of the operation depot at that time. Live Bait & Tackle of the 1916 Vulcan steam en- Children and grownups Boat Storage Gasoline gine carrying visitors to the alike enjoy the petting zoo, Sweatshirts & T-Shirts Camp 5 Museum complex. feeding and petting a variety Gift Shop It is also the 103rd year of farm animals that enjoy Marine & Snowmobile Accessories that the Vulcan engine has the attention as much as the WI Fishing & Hunting Licenses ATV & Snowmobile Passes earned its keep, starting visitors. Mechanical Repairs with hauling logs, lumber The early days of logging Boats, ATVs, I/Os, and lumberjacks and now in the North Woods are dis- Outboards & Snowmobiles providing rides in vintage played in the Logging Mu- Pontoons & Boats rail cars to Camp 5. seum. A trip through the And Much More! Passengers on the Lum- museum with the displays of berjack Steam Train embark Kim & Tom Christensen, Owners photos and tools gives the 430 Hwy. 70 East • P.O. Box 399 • St. Germain, WI 54558-0399 at the vintage depot on viewer a sense of the history Phone: (715) 479-4930 • Fax: (715) 479-9519 Highway 8, on Laona’s west of the time, and where the Email: [email protected] side. The train runs Tues- lumber to build a nation www.stgermainsportmarine.com days through Saturdays, came from. leaving the depot at 10 a.m., The working blacksmith with a train leaving on the shop is a popular attraction hour until the last trip to in the Logging Museum. Camp 5 at 1 p.m. Camp 5 is Modern sustained-yield log- open until 3 p.m. with the ging is explained on the Green Treasure Forest Tour, with a trolley ride through a beautiful hardwood forest. The Cracker Barrel Gift It is the 50th anniversary of the Vulcan engine, which has Shop provides a shopping ex- been running for 103 years. perience, and guests can stop here for ice cream as well. The Fall Festival will be Lumberjack Steam Train. Lunch or a snack is available held Sept. 21, Sept. 28, and For more information, VILASVILAS COUNTYCOUNTY FAIRFAIR at the Choo Choo Hut again Oct. 5, when the cow- visit lumberjacksteamtrain. Restaurant on the grounds. boys will once again visit the com or call (715) 674-3414. And don’t forget to visit Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun., Aug. 8-11 the Nature Center and learn Fairgrounds, Hwy. 70 West, Eagle River, Wis. more about the ecology of the All exhibits due by 5 p.m. Thurs. night! Check the schedules; judging days and times have been changed for most departments. northern landscape. Paul Bunyan Fest brings CALKINS UNITED SHOWS, LLC Every year, cowboys visit *Wristband Specials – Food & beverages available on grounds Camp 5. Wearing vintage *Exhibit Hall - Junior & Open Class Exhibits/Judging – Public welcome to watch clothing from 100 years ago, big fun to Eagle River *Commercial Building – Vendor Product Sales *Live Entertainment all 4 nights the cowboys ride horses and *No Gate Charge – $5 Parking available adjacent to grounds, by Phelps Lions Club carry vintage guns. The 39th annual Paul ing demonstrations by Ken 1 p.m. Judging - Horses, public welcome to watch They will be staging a Bunyan Fest will again take Schels, more than 80 arts THURSDAY, AUG. 8 — Midway opens at 5 p.m. robbery of the steam train on place Wednesday, Aug. 14, and craft booths, live musi- 5-10 p.m. Wristband Night $20 (unlimited rides) 2 & 3:30 p.m. Dan Kirk Juggler Shows from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in cal entertainment by the 5 p.m. All exhibits are due and registration ends 5 p.m. Tractor Pull every run. The Lumberjack 7 p.m. Judging of flowers, vegetables, bakery 7-11 p.m. “2 Miles South” – WRJO Bandstand Steam Train will operate downtown Eagle River. Pinery Boys, and the Paul (perishables), public welcome to watch through Aug. 17 and then Featured at Paul Bunyan Bunyan Fest beef sandwich 7-11 p.m. “Nolium,” WRJO Bandstand SUNDAY, AUG. 11 — Midway opens at noon again Saturday, Aug. 24. Fest will be chain saw carv- and luncheon. Food will be 10 a.m. Horseshoe Tournament served starting at 11 a.m. FRIDAY, AUG. 9 — Midway opens at noon Noon Bean Bag Toss until supplies run out. 9 a.m. Judging of all other departments starts, Noon-5 p.m. Wristbands $20 (unlimited rides) “Come on down and enjoy 1 p.m. Dan Kirk Juggler Show VILAS public welcome to watch 60th Year a heap’n help’n of potato Noon-5 p.m. Dollar Day – all rides $1 each 2-6 p.m. “Decade XS” – WRJO Bandstand salad and corn with a huge 2 & 4 p.m. Dan Kirk Juggler Shows HISTORICAL MUSEUM beef sandwich, a pickle and 3:30 p.m. Woodworking judging begins followed by EACH DAY ON THE FAIRGROUNDS Look for Paul and his big blue ox! a cookie!” said chamber Ex- wine judging, public welcome to watch WILL BE Hwy. 155, Sayner, Wis. • (715) 542-3388 ecutive Director Kim Emer- 7-11 p.m. “Old Pine Road Band” – WRJO Bandstand • CHAIN SAW CARVING • PETTING ZOO son. • FACE PAINTER *Antique Snowmobiles and *Doll Collection SATURDAY, AUG. 10 — Midway opens at noon • BEAN BAG TOSS EVENT • BEER GARDEN First Snowmobile *Outboard Motors This fun-filled family 10 a.m. Horseshoe Tournament *Fishing Guides, Boats & Tackle *Indian & Military Displays event is sponsored in part by Noon-10 p.m.Wristbands $25 (Bring in 2 nonperishable Additional information may be added *Animals and Birds *Historic Library — photos, mBank and the Eagle River food items for the Vilas Food Pantry or to the schedule. *Gift Shop books, news clippings Area Chamber of Com- Vilas County Humane Society & receive $2 off) merce. Noon-2 p.m. Kids’ Games: Veggie & Gunnysack Races, For specific times or other information, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK For more information, Money Hunt, Watermelon-Eating Contest and call 715-479-2057 May 25 thru June 30 - 10-2; July 1 thru Aug. 31 - 10-3; contact the Eagle River Area Water Balloon Toss or email us at [email protected] Sept. 1 thru Sept. 30 - 10-2 Chamber of Commerce & Admission $4 ages 10 and up Visitors Center at 1-(800) 359-6315. VACATION WEEK Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 Page 17 Bad Bones BBQ brings southern flavor to North

Greeted by the wafting might as well use it!” Most of the beers are from smell of brisket and barbe- Three years later, Amer- Wisconsin, with two being cued chicken, stepping into schek is gearing up for an- from the south. Bad Bones BBQ is an expe- other summer. “We don’t serve things rience for all the senses. Bad Bones BBQ offers a like Bud Lite, we serve Located in Arbor Vitae, full menu of southern-style mostly Wisconsin brews. the restaurant faces Little barbecue, and includes There is one from Kansas, Musky Lake, the perfect items like pulled pork, just to pay homage to my place for guests to catch a brisket and ribs and home state and one from sunset and enjoy a meal. chicken, all cooked in the Texas, just to honor barbe- Aaron Amerschek and smoker that can be seen cue,” said Amerschek. his wife, Jesse, bought the just outside of the restau- Bad Bones BBQ also restaurant Jan. 6, 2017, and rant. caters anniversaries, gradu- are now heading into their Diners can enjoy sand- ation and weddings. They third summer as owners of wiches, combo meals, pizza can cater anywhere from 30 the restaurant. and more. Hand-cut fries, to 300 people. “Barbecuing started as a cheese curds (with a south- For guests who don’t side hustle for me, but when ern spin) and mac and want to leave the house, the a friend told me this place cheese are just a few of the restaurant offers delivery was for sale, my wife and I sides offered with a meal. as well. For more informa- came to see it and we ended The menu also includes tion on deliveries, call (715) up buying the place!” said daily specials. On Wednes- 358-0200. Amerschek. days gyros are offered. The restaurant is open This barbecue specialist Thursday is smoked turkey Wednesdays and Thursdays was self-taught. Originally day and Friday is taco day. from 4 to 9 p.m., Fridays from Kansas, he had never On the weekend, guests and Saturdays from noon to owned a restaurant before can try smoked prime rib 9 p.m. and Sundays from moving to the North Woods. Saturdays and Sunday is noon to 8 p.m. “I was originally in ad- dedicated to the barbecue Bad Bones BBQ is lo- vertising, but when I came and includes all the barbe- cated at 1421 Highway 51 up here I liked what I saw cue favorites inside an ice N. in Arbor Vitae. and decided to take a shot,” cream sundae dish. For more information, said Amerschek. “I had a The restaurant offers a visit northwoodsbbq.com or Bad Bones BBQ, owned by Aaron and Jesse style barbecue. Featured items include smoker and thought, I selection of craft beers. call (715) 358-0200. Amerschek, offers a full menu of southern- pulled pork, brisket, ribs and chicken. Musky Jamboree events slated in Boulder Junction

The Musky Capital of the A Street Party wil take third annual Best Fish Fry The day will begin at the ter stage with a Kids Cast- Big Road will perform its World® is celebrating 63 place Friday night from 7 to Cook-Off will take place at Boulder Junction Baseball ing Contest from 10:30 a.m blend of classic rock, funk, years of its annual Musky 10 p.m., with live music by various outdoor downtown Park with the Musky Fun to 2 p.m. Located at the west soul and blues on the east Jamboree Friday, Aug. 9, Hip Pocket at Coontail Cor- locations. The fish fry and Run 5K and 10K races. Reg- end of Main Street near the end of Main Street from 11 through Sunday, Aug. 11, ner. American Legion Post voting will be from 3 to 5 istration will start at 6 a.m. car show, all children age 14 a.m. to 2 p.m., followed by with a variety of activities 451 will serve beverages p.m., with an awards pre- with the races beginning at or younger are welcome to Steve Matier and the O’Bros each day. near the entertainment. In sentation at 5:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Advance registra- show off their casting skills playing at McGann’s Pub & Kicking off activities Fri- case of inclement weather, From 3 to 6 p.m. there tion is recommended and and compete for prizes. Wine Bar from 1 to 3 p.m. day, the Wisconsin Depart- the Boulder Junction Com- will be live music by Ron costs $30. There is no cost Prizes will be awarded at Disc jockey Ty will be out- ment of Natural Resources munity Center is the backup Harrison Entertainment at for children’s races. 2:15 p.m. side the Boulder Beer Bar (DNR) will hold a “Learn to location. the Music on Main Street More than 150 artists Attendees are welcome to all day. Fish Musky” workshop at Starting Saturday, the stage next to Peeplelures. will fill Main Street and stop by the Meet the Guides Participants can vote for the Boulder Junction Com- Boulder Junction Area His- Beverages will be served by Highway M South for the booth located next to the their favorite automobile at munity Center from 8:30 torical Society will offer ac- the Boulder Junction Lions Musky Jamboree Arts & Kids Casting Contest area the 28th annual Musky Day a.m. to noon. The public is tivities, including a Club next to the music. Crafts Show from 9 a.m. to for tips on fishing. Children Car Show, held in memory of welcome to attend the morn- historical presentation, a Later that evening, at- 4 p.m. The show offers furni- also will enjoy the Kid’s George Scholz. A new award ing workshop, free of charge. brat and barbecue luncheon, tendees can head over to ture, fine art, jewelry and Zone on Highway M South, will be offered this year — After the workshop, par- raffles and a bake sale, from Aqualand Alehouse for more many other handcrafted with rides and games in- the Boulder Junction Car of ticipants will head out with 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the com- live music on the outdoor items. Additionally, the Li- cluding a bungee jump, the Year award that in- a mentor (a local guide, munity center along with stage where Georgia Rae ons Club Flea Market will shoot-and-shower basket- cludes a travel package. musky club member or DNR guided tours of the histori- Family Band will bring its be held on the community ball game, bounce house, Registration cost is $15. Car staff) to fish in the after- cal museum and depot. Be- progressive sound inspired center grounds. Local ser- goldfish toss and train rides. show awards will be an- noon. Attendance at the ginning at noon, Susie by a mix of Americana, con- vice groups and area restau- Taking place from 10 nounced at 2:30 p.m. with classroom workshop is re- Govier will present “Re- temporary folk and roots, rants will line the streets a.m. to 2 p.m. will be the the 50-50 raffle winner an- quired to attend afternoon membering Aqualand,” a and a little jazzy swing from with food and beverage con- Musky Day Fly-In. Held at nouncement following the fishing. well-known wildlife park 4 to 7 p.m. Then, from 7:30 cessions. Payzer Memorial Field lo- awards. Space is limited to 12 to and petting zoo. All proceeds to 11 p.m., Tony Cuchetti Barrier-free parking and cated 2 miles north of Main For more information 15 participants for the men- will benefit the Boulder will bring his full band with a shuttle service will be Street, guests can watch the about the Musky Jamboree tored outing. Gear will be Junction Area Historical So- roots in soul, R&B and funk. available Sunday from 9 numerous colorful planes of or for general information provided, but participants ciety. Donations are appreci- Sunday’s tradition of a.m. to 4 p.m. all varieties take off and about Boulder Junction, also are welcome to take ated. closing Main Street for a full In the Musky Capital of land at the airport on Boul- visit boulderjct.org or call their own gear. Saturday afternoon, the day of activities continues. the World, fishing takes cen- der Lake. (715) 385-2400. Page 18 Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 VACATION WEEK August Fest planned

The Lac Vieux Desert In addition, there will be a week-long stay at Hillside Lake Association will pre- a DJ and karaoke, 50-50 raf- Resort; a week-long stay at sent its annual August Fest fles and a spinning prize Thunder Bay Resort; a on Sunday, Aug. 11, from wheel. A bake sale will be three-night stay at Sunrise noon to 4 p.m. at Hillside held featuring homemade Lodge Resort; a half-day Resort on South Shore Road cream puffs, breads, cookies, guide service with Matt in Phelps. cakes and other goods. Ebert; an ice fishing pack- The event will feature an Tickets for the event cost age for two nights in a two- all-you-can-eat lunch of $15 for adults and $5 for bedroom cottage at Wind hamburgers, brats, hot dogs, youths age 10 and younger. Drift Resort; a 40-inch fried fish, crayfish, gumbo, Raffle tickets will be HDTV; a walleye rod and French fries and coleslaw. A available for $5 each or five reel combination; and a cash bar will serve beer, tickets for $20, with the crossbow. soda and bottled water, and drawing at 4 p.m. at Hillside All proceeds will be used T-shirts and sweatshirts Resort. Winners do not need for lake improvements. Tick- will be available for pur- to be present to win. ets may be purchased at the chase. Raffle prizes will include event.

WalkAbout, located in downtown Eagle River, fering quality products and friendly service is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The store ever since. The store has a wide selection of Paul Bunyan Fest has been open since 2001 and has been of- Birkenstock sandals. Wednesday, Aug. 14 WalkAbout ready to outfit 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. outdoor recreation lifestyles WalkAbout first opened cluding the family dog. Employee Kendra Graper Downtown Eagle River its doors on Wall Street in Accessories for water ac- said, “Walkabout believes in Eagle River in 2001 and has tivities and camping can also finding the right boat for been outfitting people for be found at WalkAbout. customers with their ‘Try their everyday life with a WalkAbout also carries Before You Buy’ offer: demos Get a Heap’n Help’n of smile ever since. clothing treated with Insect of boats and boards can be With lakes and rivers in Shield repellent technology set up at the shopper’s con- Potato Salad and Corn with a the North Woods, WalkAbout to help keep the bugs at bay. venience.” “Call or walk in to offers kayaks, canoes and The store has accessories set up a personal demo time HUGE BEEF SANDWICH & a pickle! stand-up paddleboards. such as waterproof phone with our knowledgeable boat WalkAbout features and iPad cases that can specialists,” said Graper. kayaks from Wilderness Sys- make a water experience WalkAbout is located at Food served from 11 a.m. ’til gone tems, Perception and Eddy- safe and more enjoyable. 622 E. Wall St. in downtown line, all made in America. WalkAbout also has Eagle River. $10 a plate $5 sandwich only The store also carries ca- camping supplies such as The store is open daily, noes from Souris River and dishes, fuel, sleeping bags, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mad River. Souris River ca- bear bells and many other For more information, OVER 80 CRAFT VENDORS noes are available in Kev- items to help customers call (715) 479-6631 or email lar®, and Mad River canoes brave the outdoors. [email protected]. ON STREET are stocked in rotational molded plastic. WOOD CARVING Relatively new to WalkA- bout’s outdoor equipment by Ken Schels are stand-up paddleboards. and LIVE MUSIC by Designed for recreation and exercise, paddleboard- The Pinery Boys ing is an activity suitable for all members of the family. People enjoy stand-up COME & JOIN paddleboards in various ways: paddling and doing THE FUN! yoga on the water, riding waves and swimming off of them in the middle of a lake. Sponsored in part by Canoes, kayaks and paddleboards aren’t the only Eagle River Area Chamber of Commerce items people will find for & Visitors Center and their time on the water. WalkAbout has been offering camping supplies to the Eagle mBank of Eagle River The store offers a selec- River area since 2001. The store offers camping supplies tion of life jackets for all such as dishes, fuel, sleeping bags, bear bells and much members of the family, in- more. VACATION WEEK Wed., Aug. 7, 2019 Page 19

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