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Wisconsin Congressional Districts PAGE 2 - ’17 GUIDE THEN… …and NOW Celebrating 100 Years of Delivering the Boating dream! SALES SERVICE RENTALS “Try Before You Buy” • Certified Technicians • Fiberglass Repair • Boats • Snowmobiles Located on Island Lake: Driving is Believing • Mobile and On-Water • Storage • Paddle Boards • Wake Surfers • Top Brands • Large Inventory • Boat and Pontoon Detailing • On-Water Location • Satisfaction Guaranteed • Fully Stocked Parts Department 7453 Hwy. X Three Lakes, WI 54562 888-546-3351 | 715-546-3351 watercraftsales.com ’17 GUIDE - PAGE 3 PAGE 4 - ’17 GUIDE ’17 GUIDE - PAGE 5 GUIDE The land of wildlife The Headwaters Country of Vilas, Oneida and Forest counties has some of the best wildlife habitat Wisconsin has to offer, in- cluding hundreds of thousands of acres of national, state and county forests. Those forests are home to a lot of predators, from the gray wolves and coyotes to the smaller red fox. This year’s cover photo features a young-of-the-year fox with its tiny tail and telltale white tip. The photo was taken on privately-owned forest lands near a lake in the town of Conover. The pup was re- turning to its den with several others on a clear, sunny morning just after sunrise. —Staff Photo By KURT KRUEGER WATCH FOR THE 22001188 HHEEAADDWWAATTEERRSS AARREEAA GGUUIIDDEE Coming April 2018 River Eagle Permit No. 13 No. Permit PAID NOTE: To update or add information or to have your Postage U.S. ECRWSS PRSRT STD PRSRT N O R T A P L A T S O business represented, call (715) 479-4421. P © 2017 page page This 2017 Head waters Area Guide is published by Eagle 17 39 River Pub li cations Inc. of Ea- GROUPS gle River, Wis., (715) 479- EDUCATION 4421. All contents are developed under the auspices of Eagle page River Publications, which is solely re spon sible for those 29 contents and which reserves CHURCHES all rights. © 2017 Vilas County News-Review INDEX SECTION PAGE SECTION PAGE Cemeteries ....................................................................... 61 Lawmakers ...................................................................... 67 Chambers of Commerce .................................................. 57 Libraries........................................................................... 65 Churches .......................................................................... 29 Licenses............................................................................ 60 Conservation.................................................................... 81 Media................................................................................ 80 Day-Care Centers .......................................................... 100 Museums.......................................................................... 35 Education ......................................................................... 17 Oneida County................................................................. 90 Events ................................................................................ 7 Public Forests .................................................................. 77 Forest County ................................................................ 100 Recreation ........................................................................ 71 Groups.............................................................................. 39 Seniors.............................................................................. 59 GUIDE TO SHOPS, SERVICES .............................. 98 & 99 Services ............................................................................ 63 Help Lines........................................................................ 62 Transportation................................................................. 21 Hospitals .......................................................................... 45 Utilities ............................................................................ 23 Industry............................................................................ 76 Vilas County .................................................................... 83 Lakefront.......................................................................... 25 ZIP Codes ......................................................................... 22 PAGE 6 - ’17 GUIDE One of the Biggest Rental Fleets in the Northwoods! Get Equipped for Fun in the Great Outdoors • Jayco-Keystone • Misty Harbor Pontoons • Ranger Boats • Travel Trailers • Premier Pontoons • Crestliner • Fifth Wheels • Mercury-Yamaha-Evinrude SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS Hwy. 17 North, Rhinelander, Wis. — across from Menards 715-362-3535 Hours: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. www.shoedersmarine.com • [email protected] Electrical • Refrigeration • Heating Residential • Commercial • Industrial 1029 E.Wall St., Eagle River, WI 54521 715-479-6919 • 1-800-359-0286 ’17 GUIDE - PAGE 7 EVENTS The North Woods is recognized across the Midwest as a recreation paradise, offering boating, hiking, bicycling, camping and golfing in the summer; hunting in the fall; snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter; and, of course, fishing the year-round. Besides the many recreational activities, most communities and nonprofit organizations in Vilas and Oneida counties plan family-oriented events for residents and vacationers throughout the year. The activities range from art, antique and quilt shows to summer, fall and winter festivals. Most of the events in- clude fun for all ages, plus plenty of food and refresh- ments. The following list of activities was compiled by the Vilas County Tourism & Publicity Department. See more detailed stories in the Vilas County News-Review as the May 6, Kentucky Derby Party, The party will be held event approaches, or check with local information bureaus at the Gateway Lodge in Land O’ Lakes. Visitors are for more details (dates and times are subject to change). invited to wear their best hat for the hat contest and watch the Kentucky Derby. Phone (715) 547-3321. APRIL May 6-7, Fishing Opener, The Wisconsin game fishing April 1, Maple Syrup Fest, The annual festival will be season opens for walleyes, northerns and largemouth headquartered at the Phelps School from 8 a.m. to 4 bass. Phone chambers of commerce for visit local p.m., with sugar bush tours, tree-tapping demonstra- sports shops for more information. For license infor- tions, arts and crafts, children’s activities, maple treats mation and regulations, visit dnr.wi.gov. and more. Phone (715) 545-3800. May 12-13, Birding Festival, The 13th annual Birding April 1-2, Only Fools Run at Midnight, The 5K run Festival will be at North Lakeland Discovery Center in and walk are planned in Minocqua, with headquarters Manitowish Waters. Phone (715) 543-2085. at Lakeland Union High School from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. May 13, Journeys Marathon, The 21st annual Jour- Run starts at midnight. Phone 1-(800) 446-6784. neys Marathon will feature a full marathon, half- April 8-9, Silver Blades Ice Show, Area youth figure marathon, power walk, 10-kilometer race and skaters and guest skaters will perform at the Eagle 5-kilometer fun run. Race festivities will take place at River Sports Arena with shows at 6 p.m. Saturday and Riverview Park in Eagle River. Phone (715) 479-6400. 2 p.m. Sunday. The theme is “Totally Awesome ’80s.” May 19-21, Walleye Tournament, Presque Isle will Phone (715) 617-4519. host this 26th annual tourney on five area lakes, fea- April 15, Easter Egg Hunt, The Three Lakes Lions turing cash prizes and a fish fry lunch Sunday. Phone Club will host its annual Youth Easter Egg Hunt. (715) 686-2910. Phone (715) 546-3344. May 20, White Deer Triathlon, The third annual April 15, Minocqua Home Show, The home, lifestyle event, headquartered at the Boulder Junction Com- and recreation show will be at Lakeland Union High munity Center, will consist of a 3K canoe-kayak School from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone 1-(800) 446-6784. course, 22K bike ride and 6K run, all beginning at 8:30 April 27, Taste of the North, The Waters of Minocqua a.m. Phone (715) 385-2400. will host this culinary event featuring more than two May 26-28, Gun Show, The Eagle River Gun Show will dozen North Woods chefs competing for top honors be at the Sports Arena from 3 to 8 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. from 6 to 9 p.m. Reservations required. Phone 1-(800) to 5 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. Phone 446-6784. (608) 752-6677. May 26-28, Garage Sale, A communitywide garage sale MAY will be held in the Boulder Junction area from 8 a.m. May 5-6, Spring Stampede, The Sayner-Star Lake Li- to 4 p.m. daily, with maps available at the chamber of- oness Club will host its 20th annual fice. Phone (715) 385-2400. Spring Stampede with events Saturday starting at 8 May 27, Sidewalk Sale, This indoor and outdoor sale a.m. in the community building featuring rubber art to kick off the summer will be at businesses in down- stamp and scrapbooking exhibits. Phone (715) 542- town Eagle River from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone (715) 3996. 479-7656. May 6, Dance Recital, The 25th annual Danceworks May 27, Craft Show, A Memorial Day arts and crafts recital by Northwoods School of Dance will be held at show will be held in downtown Eagle River from 10 Northland Pines High School with shows at 1 and 6:30 p.m. Phone (715) 360-3455. CONTINUED PAGE 8 - ’17 GUIDE FREE ESTIMATES Homes - Garages Additions - Decks Docks - Storage Sheds Lumber — Plywood — Roofing — Insulation Windows — Treated Lumber — Plumbing Concrete Blocks — Kitchen Cabinets — Vanities
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