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Event & Visitor Guide

Live the Difference APPLE RIVER • BEAR TRAP LAKE • BOBBER PARK • CATTAIL TRAIL DANIELSON STAGE • DD KENNEDY ENVIRONMENTAL AREA LAKE WAPOGASSET • NORTH PARK • NORTH TWIN LAKE • PIKE LAKE • SOO LINE PARK SOUTH TWIN LAKE • STOWER SEVEN LAKES STATE TRAIL

• Appetizers • SPUDZ WAPO POPPERS COWBOY BITES FULL MENU

• Full Menu •

FULL MENU, BEER & DRINKS

ULTIMATE SLAW BURGER BROASTED CHICKEN THE PORKER FULL MENU

Offering Great Food and Friendly Smiles! CARRY OUT & CURBSIDE • OPEN DAILY AT 11AM • OUTDOOR PATIO & LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Live Music every Friday & Saturday 6-10 Sunday 2-6 • Featured Bands •

Chrome Wheels Up South Farmers Daughters

Meat Raffle every Sunday at Noon

Shirts and Skins Midwest Mayhem County Line

• See Calendar of Events •

Welcome to Amery YOUR OUTDOOR RECREATION DESTINATION

On behalf of the entire community and our organizations, we welcome you to Amery, the City of Lakes. We offer visitors a variety of indoor and outdoor activities with small town charm and hospitality. In this guide, you will find a wide variety of excellent restaurants, unique shopping opportunities, cultural facilities and outdoor activities including: hiking, birding, fishing, hunting, four-wheeling and most snow sports! Whatever you choose to do while you visit the area, you are sure to have an enjoyable experience!

CONTACT INFORMATION CITY HALL 118 Center Street W, Amery, WI 54001 cityhall@amerywi.gov • www.amerywisconsin.org Phone: 715-268-7486 Mayor: Paul Isakson AMERY COMMUNITY CLUB Contact City Hall at 715-268-7486 to direct you to the current President. AMERY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Contact Paul Shafer, Director 715-268-8018 or 715-318-3864 paul.shafer@ameryedc.org. Editor: Sally Klevgard, PaperWorx Layout & Design: PaperWorx 131 Birch Street E., Amery, WI, 715-268-5800 Photos by Bob Johnson, City of Amery, local farming community, Lake Wapo/Bear Trap Association Contributing Writers: Sally Klevgard, Michelle Moss, Jessica de la Cruz, Nancy Graeden Cover Photography by MICHELLE MOSS

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Contents CALENDAR OF EVENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 ACTIVITIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 ABOUT THE ARTIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 SUMMER THURSDAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 ART & ENTERTAINMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 EATERIES, BAR & GRILLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 AMERICA GOES NATIVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 PARKS & RECREATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 QUIET SPORTS & ATTRACTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . 15 FISHING GUIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 WINTER ACTIVITES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 STOWER SEVEN LAKES STATE TRAIL . . . . . . . . 18 CATTAIL STATE TRAIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 CITY MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 BUSINESS DIRECTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 FRENCH BREAD RECIPE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 HISTORIC DOWNTOWN - CHURCHES . . . . . . 25 AMERY AREA FARMERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 LODGING & CAMPING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 SHOPPING & BUSINESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Visit our website www.amerywisconsin.org

Calendar of Events MAY 2021

MAY 1 - 31-------------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT MAY 1------------------RUMMAGE SALE St. Joseph Catholic Church MAY 7 - 9 ------------------SPRING ART TOUR Upper St. Croix Valley region MAY 7 - 8 ------------------VIRTUAL AWARDS AMERY COMMUNITY CLUB EVENT A virtual Awards Banquet on FaceBook! MAY 8 ------------------MOTHER’S DAY MARKET 12 - 4 pm Vendor Fair Amery Ale Works MAY 8 - 22 ------------------QUARTER MOON ACRES SPRING CANTER 5K An on-line event. Register at www.quartermoonacres. weebly.com MAY 11 ------------------FIRST EQUINE THERAPY SESSION Quarter Moon Acres MAY 15 - 16 ------------------ANNUAL PLANT SALE Red Clover Farm MAY 23------------------AMERY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION 2 pm Amery High School Gym MAY 27 ------------------TRIVIA 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works MAY 28 ------------------COUNTY LINE 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up MAY 29 ------------------METAL MAYHEM 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up MAY 29 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: MISS MYRA 6 - 9 pm Amery Ale Works MAY 30 ------------------SHIRTS & SKINS 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up MAY 31 ------------------TBD 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up MAY 31------------------PANCAKE EXTRAVAGANZA 8 am - 12 pm Lake Wapo Bible Camp MAY 31 -----------BOAT-IN WORSHIP 9:20 am Lake Wapo Bible Camp MAY 31------------------MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY 11 am Amery Cemetery MAY 31------------------MEMORIAL DAY DINNER 11 am - 1 pm East Immanuel Lutheran

JUNE 2021

JUNE 1 - 30----------------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT JUNE 3 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: MIKE MUNSON 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works

JUNE 3 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY FREE COMMUNITY MEAL 6 pm Michael Park JUNE 4 ------------------STONE DAISY 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JUNE 4 - 5-------------------------AMERY TRAIL DAYS City-wide garage sales JUNE 5---------------------------AIRPORT FLY-IN BREAKFAST 7 - 11 am Amery Airport JUNE 5 ------------------DROP TAILGATE 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JUNE 6 ------------------TBD 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up JUNE 5 - 6-------------------------FREE TRAIL PASS DAYS Stower Trail JUNE 6 - JUNE 27-----------BOAT-IN WORSHIP 9:20 am Lake Wapo Bible Camp JUNE 10------------------TRIVIA 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works JUNE 10 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY THE GIT BACKS 6 pm Michael Park JUNE 11 ------------------JACK ZIMPLE PROJECT 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JUNE 12 ------------------FARMERS DAUGHTER 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JUNE 12---------------------------TASTE OF GLENNA FARMS 12 - 4 pm Glenna Farms JUNE 13 ------------------RICK SCHROEDER 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up JUNE 17 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: ALYSSA HANSON DUO 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works JUNE 17 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY KIDS OUTDOOR MOVIE 6 pm Michael Park JUNE 18--------------------------MUSIC ON THE RIVER- 5PM Michael Park-Car Show & Food JUNE 18 ------------------SHIRTS & SKINS 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JUNE 19 ------------------APOLLO BEACON 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JUNE 19---------------------------WOMAN’S CLUB ART FAIR 9 am - 3 pm North Park JUNE 19---------------------------9TH ANNUAL TRIATHLON 9 am start Register @runsignup Stower Trail JUNE 20 ------------------CHROME WHEELS 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up

JUNE 20 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: RICK & KENNY DUO 2:30 - 6 pm Amery Ale Works JUNE 24------------------TRIVIA 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works JUNE 24 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY PAT DONOHUE & PRAIRIE HOME ALL STARS 6 pm Michael Park JUNE 25 ------------------5 MINUTE MAJOR 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JUNE 26 ------------------80’S RPM & 80’S PARTY 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JUNE 26 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: GRAVEL ROAD 6 - 9 pm Amery Ale Works JUNE 27 ------------------JEFF WHITE 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up JUNE 27---------------------------LABYRINTH TEA PARTY 2 pm East Immanuel Luth. Church

JULY 2021

JULY 1 - 31-------------------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT JULY 1 - 31--------------------SATURDAYS ON THE FARM Every Saturday, 8 am - 1 pm Threshing Table Farm JULY 1 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: LONESOME DAN KASE 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works JULY 1 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY SEAN & IAN OKAMOTO 6 pm Michael Park JULY 1 - 3-----------------FREEDOM SALES Downtown Amery JULY 2 ------------------METAL MAYHEM 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JULY 2---------------------------GIANT ICE CREAM SUNDAE 12 pm in Michael Park JULY 3 ------------------JACK ZIMPLE PROJECT 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JULY 4 ------------------CHROME WHEELS 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up JULY 4---------------------------AMERY FIREWORKS Soldier’s Field at dusk JULY 4---------------------------WAPO/BEAR TRAP 5K FUN RUN Stower Trail JULY 4 - JULY 25-----------BOAT-IN WORSHIP 9:20 am Lake Wapo Bible Camp JULY 8------------------TRIVIA 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works JULY 8 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY JOHNNY CASH TRIBUTE 6 pm Michael Park JULY 9 ------------------SAM KUSTINO 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JULY 10 ------------------TRIPLE DOG DARE 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up

JULY 10---------------------------HONEY OPEN HOUSE 1 pm Honey Harvesting Demo Z-Orchard JULY 11 ------------------RICH SCHROEDER 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up JULY 12---------------------------WAPO GOLF SCRAMBLE Contact WAPO Bible Camp JULY 15 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: SCOTT WILCOX 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works JULY 1 5------------------SUMMER THURSDAY KIDS OUTDOOR MOVIE 6 pm Michael Park JULY 16 ------------------TBD 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JULY 16---------------------------MUSIC ON THE RIVER - 5PM Michael Park -Car Show & Food JULY 17 ------------------UP SOUTH 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JULY 18 ------------------CHROME WHEELS 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up JULY 22------------------TRIVIA 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works JULY 22 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY SAWYERS DREAM 6 pm Michael Park JULY 23 ------------------TBD 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JULY 24 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: THE RICKS DUO 6 - 9 pm Amery Ale Works JULY 24 ------------------TBD 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JULY 25 ------------------BOSTON HAAS & HOT MESS 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up JULY 29 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: CHRIS HOLM 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works JULY 29 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY THE MEMORIES 6 pm Michael Park JULY 30 ------------------CHROME WHEELS 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up JULY 31 ------------------SHIRTS & SKINS 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up

AUGUST 2021

AUGUST 1 - 31-----------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT AUGUST 1 - 31----------------SATURDAYS ON THE FARM Every Saturday, 8 am - 1 pm Threshing Table Farm AUGUST 1 - AUGUST 29----BOAT-IN WORSHIP 9:20 am Lake Wapo Bible Camp AUGUST 1 ------------------TBD 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 3----------------------NATIONAL NIGHT OUT Police, Fire & EMS 5 pm Michael Park

AUGUST 3------------------CITY OF LAKES OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT Sponsored by Amery Lions Club, Amery Golf Course AUGUST 5------------------TRIVIA 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works AUGUST 5 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY CHRIS KROEZE 6 pm Michael Park AUGUST 6 ------------------JACK ZIMPLE PROJECT 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 7 ------------------METAL MAYHEM 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 7---------------------7 LAKES HALF MARATHON/5K 8 am start Register @runsignup Stower Trail AUGUST 7---------------------OPEN GAME & FUN HORSE SHOW 9 am start Therapy class held prior. Quarter Moon Acres AUGUST 8 ------------------RICH SCHROEDER 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 12 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: AVIAN AURA 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works AUGUST 12------------------SUMMER THURSDAY PIRATES, GUITARS & BEACHFRONT BARS 6 pm Michael Park AUGUST 13 ------------------SHIRTS & SKINS 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 14 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: BROKEN HEARTLAND STRINGBAND 6 - 9 pm Amery Ale Works AUGUST 14 ------------------DROP TAILGATE 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 15 ------------------SARGE! 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 19------------------TRIVIA 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works AUGUST 19 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY KIDS OUTDOOR MOVIE 6 pm Michael Park AUGUST 20--------------------MUSIC ON THE RIVER - 5PM Michael Park-Car show & food AUGUST 20 ------------------COUNTY LINE 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 21 ------------------TRIPLE DOG DARE 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 22 ------------------CHROME WHEELS 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 26 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: TRENT ROMENS 6:30 - 8:30 pm Amery Ale Works

AUGUST 26 ------------------SUMMER THURSDAY THE STRINGSMITHS 6 pm Michael Park AUGUST 27 ------------------SAM KUSTINO 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 28 ------------------TBD 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up AUGUST 28------------------APPLE RIVER FIRE DEPT PANCAKE BREAKFAST 6 - 11 am Apple River Town Hall AUGUST 28------------------AMERY BAND BOOSTERS PIE & ICE CREAM SOCIAL Amery High School AUGUST 28------------------AMERY MISS TALENT SHOW Amery High School Auditorium AUGUST 29 ------------------TBD 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up

SEPT 2021

SEPTEMBER 1 - 30------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT SEPTEMBER 1 - 30-----------SATURDAYS ON THE FARM Every Saturday 8 am - 1 pm Threshing Table Farm SEPTEMBER 2------------------TRIVIA & CLASSIC CAR SHOW 5 - 7:30 pm Amery Ale Works SEPTEMBER 3 ------------------STONE DAISY 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up SEPTEMBER 4 ------------------METAL MAYHEM 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up SEPTEMBER 4 ------------------LIVE MUSIC: NICI PEPPER 6 - 9 pm Amery Ale Works SEPTEMBER 5 BOAT-IN WORSHIP 9:20 am Lake Wapo Bible Camp SEPTEMBER 5 ------------------SHIRTS & SKINS 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up SEPTEMBER 6 ------------------CHROME WHEELS 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up SEPTEMBER 6--------------FALL DECORATING CONTEST Best display wins a trophy! SEPTEMBER 10 ------------------COUNTY LINE 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up SEPTEMBER 11 ------------------JACK ZIMPEL PROJECT 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up SEPTEMBER 11-------------APPLE OPEN HOUSE Z-Orchard SEPTEMBER 12 ------------------BOSTON HAAS & HOT MESS 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up SEPTEMBER 16-19-----------AMERY FALL FESTIVAL Parade, music, art fair, rides, beer tent & more! SEPTEMBER 17 ------------------TBD 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up SEPTEMBER 18 ------------------TBD 6 - 10 pm The Mix Up

SEPTEMBER 18---------------PICK YOUR OWN PUMPKINS 10 am - 5 pm - Daily thru Oct. Glenna Farms SEPTEMBER 19 ------------------RICH SCHROEDER 2 - 6 pm The Mix Up SEPTEMBER 25 ------------------ROGUE VALLEY BARN DANCE 6 - 9 pm Hungry Turtle Farm Barn

OCTOBER 2021

OCTOBER 1 - 31---------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT OCTOBER 1 - 31---------------PICK YOUR OWN PUMPKINS 10 am - 5 pm Glenna Farms OCTOBER 2--------------------APPLE CIDER OPEN HOUSE 1 pm Apple Cider Pressing Demonstration Z-Orchard OCTOBER 2--------------------5TH ANNUAL FAMILY BARN BASH 1 - 5 pm Quarter Moon Acres OCTOBER 3 ----------------SWEDISH DINNER 11:30 am - 1 pm Balsam Lutheran Church OCTOBER 9-------------------CHANGING COLORS RIDE Stower Trail OCTOBER 9 ------------SNOWMOBILE SWAP MEET 8 am - 4 pm Cattail Trail Head OCTOBER TBD------------------FALL HARVEST DINNER 4 - 7 pm Elim Lutheran Church OCTOBER 23--------------------PUMPKIN EXTRAVAGANZA Z-Orchard OCTOBER 30-------------------COSTUME CONTEST Costume Contest Trick or Treatl OCTOBER TBD------------------HARVEST FESTIVAL 5:45 - 7:30 pm, Kids pre-K to 5th grade Journey Church

NOV 2021

NOVEMBER 1 - 30------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT NOVEMBER 1----------- ----CHRISTMAS PUNCH KICKOFF Weekly drawings NOVEMBER 6-----------------ROAST BEEF DINNER 4 - 7 pm East Immanuel Lutheran Church NOVEMBER 23---------------LIGHT UP THE TOWN 6 pm Lighted Parade 6:30 pm Lighting Soo Line Park NOVEMBER 23---------------ANNUAL CHILI FEED & BONFIRE 5 pm - Goodwill Offering Amery Fire Department NOVEMBER 26---------------EARLY BIRD SHOPPING Double Christmas Punches ALL DAY on Friday NOVEMBER 27---------------SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY Double Christmas Punches ALL DAY on Saturday

DEC 2021

DECEMBER 1 - 31-------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT DECEMBER 2-------------------WAPO DINNER THEATER Wapo Bible Camp DECEMBER 3--------------WAPO DINNER THEATER Wapo Bible Camp DECEMBER 4-------------------HOLIDAY SAMPLER 12 - 4 pm Glenna Farms DECEMBER 4---------------HOLIDAY STROLL 12 - 4 pm Downtown Amery DECEMBER TBA---------------PICTURES WITH SANTA DECEMBER TBA--------------PICTURES WITH SANTA 9 am - 12 pm Bremer Bank, photos by Cahill DECEMBER 4---------------WAPO DINNER THEATER Wapo Bible Camp DECEMBER 5---------------WAPO DINNER THEATER Wapo Bible Camp DECEMBER 9---------------WAPO DINNER THEATER Wapo Bible Camp DECEMBER 10-------------WAPO DINNER THEATER Wapo Bible Camp DECEMBER 11--------------WAPO DINNER THEATER Wapo Bible Camp DECEMBER 12--------------WAPO DINNER THEATER Wapo Bible Camp

JANUARY 2022

JANUARY 1 - 31----------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT JANUARY TBD-------------------FIRST HIKE & BIKE Stower Trail - Soo Line Park JANUARY 30 -------------------ST. JOE’S ICE FISHING CONTEST 7 am - 12 pm, North Twin Lake JANUARY TBD -------------------CANDLELIGHT SKI 6 pm, Amery Soo Line Park

FEB 2022

FEBRUARY 1 - 28----------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT

MARCH 2022 MARCH 1 - 31---------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT

APRIL 2022

APRIL 1 - 30------------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT AMERY VFW GUN SHOW Fri. 3 - 9 pm, Sat. 9 am - 5 pm Amery Ice Arena APRIL TBD-----------------EASTER EGG HUNT 10 am - For kids up to age 10 Soo Line Park

MAY 2022

MAY 1 - 31---------------ART-Z GALLERY ART EXHIBIT MAY TBA ------------------ANNUAL PLANT SALE Red Clover Farm

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CLASSES

TO REGISTER for any of these Farm Table classes, visit our event calendar and click on the class/date you’re interested in: https://www.farmtablefoundation.org/programs/

INSTANTPOT & STOVE-TOP PRESSURE COOKING

From Sylvia’s Farmhouse Kitchen Tuesday May 18, 2021; on Zoom 6:30 PM – 7:15 PM

Today’s pressure cookers are safe and easy to use.

CHEWY EGG BAGELS

Thursday, May 27 6 to 7:15 PM; on Zoom

Join Terry Kelzer as she makes bagels using an egg-enriched dough poached in a water bath before baking as well as a special topping.

SHORTCAKES TO MATCH YOUR FRESH STRAWBERRIES

Thursday, June 10 6 to 7:15 PM on Zoom

Saturday, September 18 AMERY FALL FESTIVAL

MORE INFO: www.ameryfallfestival.org

FLY-IN PANCAKE BREAKFAST first weekend in June 7am -11am

Join Terry Kelzer as she teaches three different shortcakes, sure to delight you and your family.

AS AMERICAN AS APPLE... MUFFINS!

Tuesday, June 15, 2021 6:30 PM – 7:15 PM on Zoom

Amery Woman’s Club

44TH ANNUAL

Learn to make the American classic—apple muffins! Whip them up—sweet and savory—for flavor, crisp tops, and a tender crumb.

COOK W. NATIVE BERRIES

Saturday, September 11, 2021 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM on Zoom

Elderberry, black currant, and aronia--Elle, Education Director at Lily Springs Farm, will describe what makes them unique and their best uses.

USING THE RIGHT FATS & OILS

From Sylvia’s Farmhouse Kitchen Tuesday, September 21, 2021; on Zoom 6:30 PM – 7:15 PM Learn how to select, use, and store fats.

SOFT PRETZELS AND HOMEMADE MUSTARD

Thursday, September 30 6 to 7:15 PM; on Zoom

Terry Kelzer will demonstrate how to make and shape the dough, how to dip the pretzels in a simmering water bath and bake.

AMERY ART & CRAFT FAIR Saturday, June 19th • 9am-3pm North Park, Amery WI

Over 100 Vendors

Original Paintings, Furniture, Photography, Jewelry, Wood And Metal Art, Baked Goods, Speciality Foods, Clothing, Candles, Soaps, Oils And Much More Website: ameryartandcraftfair.com E-mail: info@ameryartandcraftfair.com

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Michelle Moss Amery has been dear to our hearts my entire life. My parents grew up in this great town, and after my family moved out of state we have traveled back nearly every year to visit family and enjoy all Amery has to offer. We’ve had the delight to experience the Fall Festival - complete with waving to our family in the parade, cheese curds, music, craft fair and even a helicopter ride! Now that I have my own family we ask the kids each year what they want to do in the summer and the first and most enthusiastic answer is- “GO TO AMERY!” They thoroughly enjoy the lakes swimming, boating, water skiing, tubing, kayaking, paddle boating, and of course - fishing. I’m proud to say each of my kids has learned to water ski on Pike Lake - at sunset even! Another requirement of each trip is to visit Ellie’s for some phenomenal ice cream! We also enjoy the Farmers Market for the best flowers around, delicious veggies and even a pony ride!! Amery has gifted our family with cherished memories and quality time together for generations, and we don’t plan on stopping the tradition! Michelle Moss

City of Amery & genius of fun events present

2021 Music in the Park FREE • BRING A LAWNCHAIR • Food

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In Partnership with Amery Police, Brickfire & Farm Table June 3 - Amery Church’s HOPE ALIVE & Free Community Meal June 10 - Back to the 1960’s with THE GIT BACKS! June 17 - Kids MOVIE 8:30 pm - The KARATE KID 1984

June 24 - Pat Donohue & The Prairie Home All Stars July 1 - SEAN & IAN OKAMOTO Folk Music Legends July 8 - USA’s #1 Tribute Show to JOHNNY CASH! July 15 - MOVIE 8:30 pm - STAR WARS Rise of Skywalker

July 22 - 1970’S BBQ & SOUL NIGHT with SAWYERS DREAM July 29 - THE MEMORIES - Classic Hits & Comedy SHOW

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Aug 5 - Rock & Country Superstar CHRIS KROEZE! Aug 12 - YACHT ROCK: Pirates, Guitars & Beach Bars

Aug 19 - Kids MOVIE 8 pm - ABOMINABLE 2019

Aug 26 - Season Finalé: STRINGSMITHS Bluegrass

Our COV19 Safety Plan - Spread Out - Free Masks - Have Fun!

Downtown amery, WI June • July • Aug

Michael Park Pavilion

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Art & Entertainment CREATE ART • GIVE ART • BUY ART

AMERY ART SCENE This little town is bursting with art, painters, potters, sculptors, woodbutchers, multi-media visual artists, graphic artists, musicians, actors, dancers, writers, quilters, and more. Besides providing gallery events at ArtZ, Farm Table, and the Northern Lakes Center for the Arts; churches, restaurants, the medical center, and our school system, hold regular opportunities for the creatively inclined to display their work and talent.

208 KELLER AVENUE AMERY, WISCONSIN artz208@gmail.com Follow and like on Facebook & Instagram WWW.ARTZGALLERY.ORG

The Spring Art Tour is held the first weekend in May every year. With nearly 50 artists, live demonstrations, drawings and refreshments; your self-guided journey will be incredibly fun and inspirational.

MUSIC ON THE RIVER OUTDOOR CONCERTS Amery has one of the best outdoor music events in the St. Croix Valley area. Three music events are held annually the third Friday of June, July and August in Michael Park, along with a cruise-in car show, food vendors, local brews and wines. Tailgating has become quite popular...so, cruise on over!

2021

MUSIC ON THE RIVER

2021

AT DANIELSON STAGE • AMERY WI

JUNE 18—7PM AT DANIELSON STAGE

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JULY 16—7PM

AT DANIELSON STAGE

KYLE TENNIS & THE

AUGUST 20—7PM AT DANIELSON STAGE

GOOD, BAD, & FUNKY

RIVERSIDE HITMEN

HITCHVILLE

5:00-7:00 Boston Haas & The Hot Mess

5:00-7:00 Everett Smithson Band

5:00-7:00 Gravel Road

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Eateries, Bars & Grills

RELAX AND ENJOY a cocktail or fuel up for your adventure among our diverse and ever-expanding community of restaurants. The Farm Table attracts visitors near and far with its complete menu of local and organic food. Enjoy dinner by the lake from Shoreview Supper Club or Waterside Bar and Grill. A cozy fire and craft brew awaits you at Amery Ale Works, and the coffee is always on at Amery Family Restaurant. Mexican? Chinese? or Italian?...Amery has it all! Bar food has become a cuisine category all its own, with food like potato skins and chicken tenders, we’ve got the fun food you crave. Enjoy a patio, enjoy the scenery...welcome to Amery!

BAR & GRILL 715-268-8222 105 Keller Avenue N • Amery

Specializing in Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Treats OPEN DAILY 715-268-3470

Fresh Ground Espresso Drinks & Gourmet Coffee elliesicecream.com 204 N. Keller • Amery, WI 54001

SALADS, PASTA, PIZZA STEAK, CHICKEN, SALAD BAR ~ BEER AND WINE ~

UW-WANDEROOS • BAR & GRILL •

TRY OUR ROASTED

The Outback Bar Open Fri & Sat - 4-10 pm

325 Keller Avenue N. * Amery, Wisconsin

715-268-7010

CHICKEN & RIBS

Happy Hour M-F 4-6 pm

CHECK OUT THE MUSIC TOO Hours: 10 am - close everyday

1629 70TH AVENUE, AMERY • 715-268-9217

Eateries! Authentic Mexican Restaurant

715-268-9801

337 Keller Ave. S. • Amery, WI 54001

Sun. - Thurs. 11AM - 9PM Fri. & Sat. 11AM - 10PM www.garibaldismexican.com

WATERSIDEBAR&GRILL On the beautiful shores of Lake Wapogasset

AMERY FAMILY RESTAURANT

Food • Events • Patio • Live Music

Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner

Home of the Prime Rib & Jumbo Shrimp Friday All-You-Can-Eat Fish Fry

715-268-2100

WEEKEND ENTERTAINMENT - MAY THRU SEPTEMBER Music on the Patio every Saturday & Sunday Live Entertainment on Stage inside every Saturday night

1342 Lone Pine Lane • Amery • 715-268-5005

BIRCH STREET BAR

& BANQUET CENTER

117 Birch Street E • Amery • 715-268-8922

OPEN THURSDAY-SUNDAY 588 115TH STREET AMERY, WISCONSIN 715-268-5226 AMERYALEWORKS.COM

418 Keller Avenue S. Amery, WI 54001

Fine Dining and Cocktails on Pike Lake

“Home of the Best Prime Rib” We rent pontoons

WE HAVE A FULL SUPPER CLUB MENU! Open Wednesday-Saturday from 4pm-10pm Sunday mornings from 10am-2pm

796 100TH STREET • AMERY, WISCONSIN 715-268-8774

BACK TO OUR ROOTS:

America Goes Native Most people, even gardeners, have a hard time visualizing life underground. It’s not a place we ever see, taste or smell, though ultimately, it turns out to be the genesis of life for almost everything we eat.

European pioneers reported soil depths of eight feet in early years of settlement. This was our original “wealth”, drew immigrants looking to settle and farm and became America’s bread basket fueling the post World War II economy.

Just inside Farm Table Restaurant in Amery is an intricate mural painted by David Markson of River Falls. The scene depicts various plants above and below ground; the extent of their reach for sun and depth of their roots’ penetration in earth.

That soil, built over centuries by vast Bison herds storming the land, stimulated root growth and created bio-diverse plant communities. As prairie plants thrived, so did insects, birds, reptiles, and mammals.

It’s a handsome scene, florid and brimming with life. And because some plants show much greater root penetration, it also makes a strong statement about the emerging science of soil health: millions of species of bacteria, protozoa, fungi, enzymes — along with plant roots — interacting in a frenzy of collaboration.

The mural makes a profound point: the deeper a plant’s roots, the more active the underground biome, the healthier that plant, the more resistant it is to disease, the more completely rain-water can infiltrate, and, the more nutrient dense the food it produces. Once that underground micro-biome becomes fully networked — the greater soil’s overall resilience — the more diverse, interconnected and fully realized is the bio-sphere above ground where human beings and the rest of the animal kingdom benefit. The ultimate in deep American roots were vast prairies that once dominated America’s Middle West.

Unfortunately, that prairie legacy is now greatly diminished. As science has thoroughly documented, the erosive forces of agriculture have led to gargantuan runoffs of minerals, farm chemicals and organic matter — clogging rivers, deadening a large portion of the Mississippi Delta in Louisiana, and importantly, leaving behind thin substrates of dirt where prairies once thrived. America is engendering a different soil legacy today: cropping systems that rely on massive inputs of synthetic fertilizers and toxic herbicides which result in extremely poor landscape function during a time of major climate disruption. It’s a double jeopardy: poor soil health requires more chemicals but that reliance on short-term inputs exposes soil to further stress at a time when climate instability demands stronger underground networks and resilience. The resulting imbalances are exacting a heavy toll on crucial animal species, from pollinators and insects to birds and fish and mammals. The Center for Biological Diversity estimates that more than a half a million species are

entering critical stages of decline on the route to extinction. All this is driving gardeners and homeowners, corporations, non-profits, farmers and ranchers to return to “roots” because it’s a win-win-win: improving the soil micro-biome — growing more and deeper roots — removes carbon from the atmosphere and stores it in stable underground networks, fosters nutrient density in foods, and increases soil’s capacity to handle drought, heavy rain and temperature extremes. Happily, the techniques and knowledge of how to build your own prairie, install a pollinator garden, buffer rain water runoff or deploy regenerative farming strategies are more widely accessible than ever. And, right here in Amery there are wonderful examples of what can be achieved on farms and homesteads through enlightened land management.

PRAIRIE RESTORATION Butch and Kathy Ryan live on the edge of Amery and for several decades have planted trees and established a 2-acre prairie near what was once the city dump. “It’s a hobby that’s gotten a little out of hand”, admits Butch. Butch takes leftover Native plants from Dragonfly Gardens, the ones that might not successfully over-winter, and squeezes them into expanding “prairie” openings of his tree canopy. He also buys seed from Prairie Moon Nursery in Winona and throws them out onto the snow during winter. The seeding technique is critical for germination: the seed coats require a freezethaw cycle — “scarification” and “stratification” — in order to hatch out successfully, releasing their determined packet of genetic material. Butch’s motivation for putting down all these roots is not only ecological; he and Kathy revel in the beauty of prairie flowers and the peacefulness of a woodland setting. And, when it comes to

management, Butch takes pride in the simplicity of it all: “People ask what I like about having this kind of yard. It’s because when it comes time to mow, all I do is light a match.” Every year the prairie comes back richer, more diverse and more beautiful. But, it has been an ongoing project: one that requires observation and experimentation. Butch has learned from mistakes as much as success, big bluestem (too large, hides flowers) vs little bluestem (better size, beautiful plant), and steered the prairie toward what he knows will work. As with all Native plantings, the whole is greater than its sum of parts: the prairie patches are beautiful, resilient, and a wonderful place for butterflies and pollinators, but also, more than ever, human beings.

ROTATIONAL GRAZING Bob Wuellner grew up on a dairy farm near Pierz, Minnesota and learned cows young, from milking to feeding to making hay. Now in his ‘50s, what Bob didn’t know until a few years ago, is the impact cows can have on soil health and pasture development — for better or worse. Wuellner manages grazing operations at the Hungry Turtle Farm west of Amery on the Apple River. The training he received with Spencer Smith of the Savory Institute revolutionized the way Bob plans and executes his grazing operations. And it’s all about maximizing pasture roots. The science of rotational grazing has swept the nation thanks to organizations like the Savory Institute, Grassworks and Wisconsin’s own Northwest Graziers Network. Gabe Brown a North Dakota rancher and many others are achieving eye-popping results, growing soil organic matter and increasing water infiltration rates while pounding pastures with hundreds of cattle. The key to rotational grazing is to hit pastures hard and fast with as many animals as possible, then move on to other paddocks, allowing that pasture time to recover and regrow. Such a technique simulates the Bison herds that created America’s prairie lands over thousands of years. The animals slobber, poop, pee and trample their way around, and all of it stimulates root growth in the myriad grasses and forbs that populate the land. The greater the bio-diversity, the richer the underground network of bacteria, enzymes and fungi tying it all together. Better nutrition for the cattle, better water infiltration, faster pasture recovery, it all adds up to a healthier ecology on the farm — and healthier beef for consumers. As Mr. Wuellner can attest, it also makes a great home for heritage Galloway cattle, who just want a good set of grass every day.

PUBLIC-PRIVATE LAND PARTNERSHIPS Blackbrook Farm owners James Dodge and Ayla Graden grow organic vegetables and raise hogs, chicken and beef — and three young children — at their 100-acre property bordering Parker Creek, south of Amery. Previous owners of the property had initiated, through the US Fish and Wildlife Service

(USFWS), a partnership that broke up and removed agricultural tile that sped water off the property into adjacent Parker Creek. They also raised the level of a culvert draining farmland on 30th Avenue. The resulting levee impounds water year-round on 10 acres, and provides abundant habitat for water-loving species like wood ducks, frogs and mustelids. A couple of years later, the USFWS returned to the property, now owned by James and Ayla, with a proposal in hand: the Service would provide funding for removal of invasive woodland species on the property’s extensive hillsides and seed them down to Native plants to move the affected area toward oak savanna. In exchange, James and Ayla agreed to contribute labor for clean up and to keep brush down by using a herd of Scottish Highlanders to graze and trample any returning invasives. Using cattle to transition and transform landscapes is a tried and true management technique. Even in designated Natural Areas, the State of Wisconsin considers ruminant grazing an effective tool for creating biodiversity, stabilizing highly erodible land and building overall soil and habitat health. There are challenges to bringing animal herds to public lands: extensive protocols for safeguarding visitors, ensuring animal welfare and requiring multiple bidders to provide contract integrity. Nonetheless, as has been clear for decades, grazing of public land provides massive benefits at a fraction of the cost — and risks — of tools such as herbicides and controlled burns. Today, Blackbrook Farm features a host wellfunctioning eco-types: a pothole pond system that keeps water year around, an emerging oak savannah that provides habitat for native plants, birds and pollinators, and a working farm that produces food for hundreds of customers while maintaining soil health. It’s a credit to sound land management that publicprivate partnerships can achieve results that each individually cannot. For James and Ayla, it’s a partnership that will pay dividends into the future in terms of soil health and helping to stave off the worst of a changing climate for their children.

NATIVE PLANTINGS Dragonfly Gardens in Amery is a classic Mom and Pop garden center, setting out hanging baskets, patio planters and a wealth of floriculture — classic, except one thing: Dragonfly happens to be one of the largest producers of Native plants and shrubs in western Wisconsin. Native plants are defined as species that occur naturally within an eco-system, whether a woodland or prairie or wetland. They are in effect “wild” though with modern techniques they can be cultivated. Hans Klug heads up the effort at Dragonfly, germinating full trays of over 100 species, using a variety of tricks — freezing, refrigerating, soaking, floating, drying — whatever it takes to make those seeds respond as if Nature were calling. Native plants grow

slowly but put down roots, really deep roots, that have evolved over aeons to collaborate with the micro-biome in highly productive ways. Native plants are best deployed in community groups, sometimes called guilds — ones which are not only beautiful for their variety of leaf shapes, color, flowers and growth habit, but also in their pursuit of larger causes: filtering impurities from water, feeding pollinators during shoulder seasons, increasing soil organic matter to enhance rain infiltration. Native plants are exploding in popularity for their aesthetic qualities, ease of care once established, and their effectiveness in curing landscape challenges — buffering strips of land between clashing uses, attracting beneficial insects and pollinators, enhancing the aesthetics of land transitions. School and corporate campuses, public parks, recreational trails, lake associations, homeowners, farmers — the list of customer-types at Dragonfly is long and growing. A typical Native plant order can range above $1,000 and involve many hundreds of specimens. Neighboring counties in Northwest Wisconsin promote “Habitat Collections” designed by Klug — whole flats of plants designed to create unique pollinator, woodland edge or prairie environments — and host locations where the plant trays are distributed to residents. Roots matter, as the mural at Farm Table posits — the deeper, the better. And they are more important than ever in the context of climate disruption, soil degradation and declining nutrient levels in food. Amery area homeowners, farmers and businesses are at the vanguard of rebuilding soil health by making important interventions in land management — enhancing resilience, building bio-diversity and growing nutrient dense foods — all by dint of figuring out which plants to grow where and how grazing animals can help. The time is ripe to rethink how life underground impacts the life above ground, and why it matters for all of us to get it right.

Parks & Recreation VISIT ONE OF OUR CITY PARKS There’s a reason why Amery is listed as both a Bird City and Tree City, USA, and it’s found in our area’s many parks and recreation areas. From the banks of the Apple River to the shores of three in-town lakes, take your pick of public fishing piers to drop a line for Northern Pike, Muskie, Bass and panfish. York Park is a favorite destination for bird watching, hiking and picnicking. Feeling active? We’ve got it all. Tennis, pickleball and basketball courts, playgrounds, a skate park, frisbee golf, hiking, biking, kayaking, skiing, snowshoeing and more!

Apple River County Park 1040 Main Crossing Avenue Black Brook 376 115th Street D.D. Kennedy Mill Park 1459 Kennedy Mill Avenue Flag Pole Park WI 46 Lake Wapogasset Park-Garfield Town of Garfield, WI Jorgenson Memorial Field Minneapolis Avenue S. Michael Park/Bobber Park 132 Central Street North Park Hwy. 46 North Twin Park Hwy 46 Schumacher Park Keller Avenue Soo Line Park Hwy 46 Soldiers Field Harriman Avenue South Twin Park 210 Memorial Drive York Park Hwy 46

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RV camping, frisbee golf, outdoor skateboard rink and a newlypaved tennis court, make North Park a great destination!

Quiet Sports RUSTIC ROADS

Rustic Roads comprise a system of scenic roads and are lightly traveled country roads for the leisurely enjoyment of bikers, hikers and motorists. RUSTIC ROAD 28 - Mains Crossing (old Highway 8). Passing by Apple River Park and across the scenic Apple River, this route offers pleasant views of deciduous forests and open farmland. RUSTIC ROAD 41 - Clara Lake Road between County E and County G. This road wanders past scenic woodlands and farmlands. A canopy of trees shades the gravel portion of this beautiful road.

BIRDING

Welcome to one of a select few northern Wisconsin communities to be designated a Wisconsin Bird City, where bird watching is a favorite pastime for locals and visitors alike. Amery is surrounded by three lakes, the Apple River, farmland, marshes and forests, providing abundant habitat for both migrating and nesting birds. Be sure to check out Amery’s York Park (bring your spotting scope), which is a part of the Great Wisconsin Birding and Nature Trail as well as the Stower Seven Lakes State Trail, abundant with birds and other wildlife.

Area Attractions If you are visiting, or you are already a resident of Amery, and you have picked up this guide, you are finding there is plenty of things to do and see in Amery. But, there are some exceptional attractions that are in our area and within a short driving distance. • • • • • • • • • • •

Interstate Park, either the MN side or the WI side...see the Kettles! Little Falls Mercantile, or known to the locals as Dudgeon Pottery The Pike Hole...it’s near Little Falls, WI The round barn on 120th...truly beautiful! Polk County Historical Museum in beautiful Balsam Lake! The original Soo Line Railroad Depot on County Road C The Clydesdale horses on Hwy. 46 DD Kennedy County Park Deer Lake Winery on Hwy. 8 A total gem...Camp Icaghowan! Black Brook Dam

Bird watching offers the chance to socialize. It incorporates the physical movement of walk, interpreting visual and auditory input, and speaking to other birdwatchers.

Fishing Take the kids out to catch a mess of Sunfish or toss out a couple top water lures to catch a nice Large Mouth Bass. You can fish for Class A Muskies in the Apple River, and if you go further south, you will find Class II trout as well as the infamous Pike Hole. Thousands of walleye fingerlings have been stocked in Pike and North Twin Lakes. NORTH TWIN LAKE is a 135-acre lake located in the heart of the City of Amery. The lake is accessed by a new boat launch on north Keller Avenue. LAKE WAPOGASSET has three lake accesses located along the west shore off County Road’s C and F, and two on southeast shore off County Road’s C and F. PIKE LAKE is a 159-acre lake with public boat access on the west shore off County Road H and Pike Lake Road. Panfish are also abundant making the lake a perfect spot to take the younger fisherman. Two fishing piers located on the east side of the lake which can be accessed from York Park. THE APPLE RIVER is a 70 mi (113 km) long tributary of the St. Croix River and runs through the city. The boat landing is on the end of Birch Street East and also off of River Shore Lane. BEAR TRAP LAKE is a 241-acre lake, is a favorite destination for boating, skiing, tubing or swimming.

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SOUTH TWIN LAKE has a pier that was completely rebuilt in 2012 and gives people the option of fishing or just taking in the sights!

Winter Activities Winter transforms the region’s hills and valleys into a glittering, unearthly landscape waiting to be explored, enjoyed and savored. Many miles of the country’s finest cross-country skiing and snowmobiling trails are in the area.

ICE FISHING

Winter can see so many fish houses that a City within a City is created. The last weekend in January, St. Joseph Catholic Church of Amery sponsors an annual ice fishing contest drawing hundreds of people to participate.

CROSS COUNTRY & DOWN HILL SKIING BALSAM BRANCH SKI TRAIL is groomed for classic and skateskiing and offers snowshoeing as well. This 10-mile recreation trail crosses the D.D. Kennedy Environmental Area, the Garfield Recreation Area, and Lake Wapogasset Bible Camp. Parking and trail access are available at D.D. Kennedy Park and Garfield Recreation Area.

STOWER SEVEN LAKES STATE TRAIL is a countyoperated 14-mile trail that runs from Amery to Dresser (almost). It is maintained and groomed with each new significant snow for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. The trailhead pavilion, built in early 2011, is located in Amery.

TROLLHAUGEN SKI RESORT is a winter recreation area that offers alpine skiing, snowboarding, cross country skiing and snow tubing.

SNOWMOBILING Polk County is home to over 350 miles of groomed snowmobile trails ranging from remote trails to the Gandy Dancer Trail and the Cattail State Trail. Enjoy the hospitality we offer for lodging, dining, fuel and other necessities for your snowmobiling pleasure.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ALL THESE WINTER ACTIVITIES, VISIT: amerysnowmobileclub.com polkcountytourism.com fwspstowerlaks.blogspot.com

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TECHNO HUNT SIMULATOR Shoot simulated live animals and practice for the real thing. Groups up to 3 people... call ahead for a time slot ‘cuz it fills up fast!

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The Stower Seven Lakes State Trail is a 14-mile limestone path suitable for biking, walking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, fat bikes, and jogging. This non-motorized trail starts in Amery at Soo Line Park on Harriman Avenue and passes through Deronda, Wanderoos and Nye, ending about one mile from Dresser on 90th Avenue by Lotus Lake Park. Parking is available at both trail ends and parking lots are available at Deronda, Wanderoos and Nye.

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Stower Seven Lakes State Trail Bikers and skiers must have a state trail pass! State Trail passes available at: • Amery City Hall • Self-pay stations located on the trail • Ellie’s Ice Cream & Farm Table

Special Events

Check us out on Facebook: Friends of Stower Seven Lakes State Trail @stowersevenlakesstatetrail for more information on events and any updates.

STOWER TRAIL

JUNE 5-6, 2021 STOWER TRAILHEAD

AUGUST 7, 2021 STOWER TRAILHEAD

11TH ANNUAL STOWER TRAIL

STOWER SEVEN LAKES

Free Trail Pass Days Half Marathon/5k Triathlon

JUNE 19, 2021 • 9 AM STOWER TRAILHEAD WAPO/BEAR TRAP 5K FUN RUN

Virtual Run JULY 4, 2021 DERONDA 9 AM

Changing Colors Ride/Walk OCTOBER 9, 2021 • 12:30 PM STOWER TRAILHEAD STOWER TRAIL

Candlelight Ski

SATURDAY, JANUARY-TBA, 2022 STOWER TRAILHEAD 6 PM

ALSO, SEE CALENDAR OF EVENTS PAGE 4-5 FOR MORE EVENTS

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Cattail State Trail

• Snomobiles must be registered • Snowmobiles must have a state trail pass • Must be snowmobile safety certified to ride the trail • Registration and trail passes are available through the WI Dept. of Natural Resources by going online.

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From Amery and back to: Almena Cumberland Barron

TWO DAY FAMILY TRIP - 140 MILES From Amery to: Range...Cumberland ...Indian Creek... SIREN - OVERNIGHT STAY Then, take the Gandy Dancer to Centuria...Balsam Lake...back to Amery!

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The Cattail State Trail is an all-access trail that is open year-round for ATVs, snowmobiles, off-road motorcycles and other trail uses include hiking, mountain biking, wild viewing, and horseback riding. This trail has many shaded areas and you will see nice country. Whether it’s a 1-day trip or a full weekend, this easy ride allows plenty of time to take in as much as possible. In Amery, the trailhead is located in Amery on Highway 46 (behind the Fire Hall) near the Apple River.

Special Events

AMERY SNOWMOBILE CLUB

Swap Meet

OCTOBER 9, 2021 CATTAIL TRAIL HEAD 8 AM - 4 PM HOTDOGS & REFRESHMENTS

Join the Amery Snowmobile Club by going online to: www.amerysnowmobileclub.com The Club meets 3rd Tuesday, monthly at the Amery Community Center.

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ACCOUNTING Carlson SV 301 Keller Avenue S. 715-268-7999 www.carlsonsv.com Overby Financial Services 741 Harriman Avenue S. 715-268-2711

Camp Icaghowen 10 YMCA 899A 115th St/Cty Rd C

715-268-8377 www.campicaghowan.org CHIROPRACTIC

Chiropractic 11 Amery 408 Keller Avenue S.

715-268-9146 www.amerychiropractic.com

APPLIANCE CENTER

River TV & Appliance 3 Apple 211 Keller Avenue S.

715-268-7882 www.applerivertvandappliance.com

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ARTS & CULTURE artZ Gallery 208 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-8600 www.artzgallery.org Northern Lakes Center/Arts 113 Elm Street W. 715-268-6811 www.northernlakescenter.org Tin Cat Studio 121 Keller Avenue N. www.tincatstudio.com AUTOMOTIVE Amery Chevrolet 1101 Cornwall Avenue 715-268-7676 www.amerychevrolet.com BOUTIQUES Proverbs 31 1074 River Place Mall 715-808-2021 www.proverbs31boutique.com CAMPS Lake Wapogasset Bible Camp 738 Hickory Point Lane 715-268-8434 www.campwapo.org

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CHURCHES Balsam Lutheran Church 1115 Mains Crossing Avenue 715-268-9291 www.balsamlutheranchurch.org Congregational Church 201 Harriman Avenue N. 715-268-7390 www.ameryucc.org East Immanuel Lutheran Church 207 120th Street 715-268-2143 www.eastimmanuel-lutheran.org Elim Lutheran Church 1277 60th Street 715-268-7799 Journey Church 131 Broadway Street E. 715-268-2223 www.journeychurch.city NUTC 715-268-9577 New Life Community Church 119 Birch Street W. 715-268-6989 Our Savior’s Luth. Church 217 Deronda Street 715-268-7290 Redeemer Lutheran Church 600 S Keller Avenue S. 715-268-7283

Joseph Catholic Church 21 St. 1050 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-7717 www.stjosephamery.org

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Communications 22 Northwest 116 Harriman Avenue N. 715-268-7101 www.nwcomm.net

Amery City Hall 118 Center Street W.

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Amery Police Department 675 Harriman Avenue S. 715-268-7411 Amery Area Public Library Amery Public Works 715-268-7427 225 Scholl Court 715-268-9340 Amery Fire Dept. 715-268-7406 Amery Municipal Court 715-268-6567

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COMPUTER Connecting Point 216 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-8159 www.4thepoint.com

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715-268-7177 www.amerydental.com River Place Dental 1030 River Place Drive 715-268-2103 www.river-place-dental.com FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Bremer Bank, N.A. 102 Keller Avenue S. 715-268-7161 www.bremer.com WESTconsin Credit Union 1060 Cornwall Avenue 715-268-8127 www.westconsincu.org FLORIST SHOP Stems from the Heart 1062 River Place Mall 715-268-9000 www.stemsfromtheheart.com FUNERAL HOMES Williamson-White Funeral Home & Cremation Services 222 Harriman Avenue N. 715-268-7111 www.williamsonwhite.com FURNITURE & RESTORATION Bowman Leather 121 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-4045 www.bowmanleather.com Slumberland Furniture 900 Keller Avenue S. 715-268-8149 www.slumberland.com GARDEN CENTER Dragonfly Gardens 491 State Road 46 715-268-7660 www.dragonflygardens.net GIFT, VINTAGE & THRIFT SHOPS Acme Junk Co. 201 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-5865 www.acmejunkco.com Bittersweet Homestead 320 Keller Avenue S. 651-231-3442 bittersweethomestead.net

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715-268-5600 www.phyllbeasofamery.com Rising Phoenix Antiques 133 Birch Street E. 715-554-0319 Find us on Facebook! Ruby Maes Treasures 111 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-4090 Find us on Facebook! Worn Again Thrift Store 207 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-6080 HAIR SALON & BARBERSHOP Just A Hair More 1020 Cornwall Avenue 715-268-6888 Find us on Facebook! Roger & Pegs Old Fashioned Barber Shop 300 Keller Avenue N. 715-479-5442 Find us on Facebook! GOLF

Golf Club 41 Amery 601 Deronda Street

715-268-7213 www.amerygolfclub.com

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GROCERY Amery Meat Market, Inc. 116 Central Street 715-268-7515 www.amerymeatmarket.com Dick’s Fresh Market 1050 River Place Mall 715-268-7513 www.dicksfreshmarket.com Save-A-Lot 210 Keller Avenue S. 715-268-8350 www.save-a-lot.com Wildflour Market 128 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-7052 Find us on Facebook! HARDWARE Amery Farm & Home 1080 River Place Mall 715-268-7170 HEALTHCARE & WELLNESS Amery Hospital & Clinic 265 Griffin Street E. 715-268-8000 amerymedicalcenter.org AHC Behavioral Health Center 230 Deronda Street 715-268-0060 AHC Rehab Services 220 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-1001 amerymedicalcenter.org AHC Wound Healing Center 230 Deronda Street 715-268-0175 amerymedicalcenter.org

Self Wellness 51 Better 116 Center Street W.

715-268-2002 bsw.goherbalife.com Age Manor 52 Golden 220 Scholl Court 715-268-7107 www.goldenagemanor.com Blue Yoga 53 Great 114 Keller Avenue N. 715-554-7102 www.greatblueyogastudio.com Ways 54 Healing 217 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-7172 www.healingways-natalie.abmp.com HOME CONST & REMODELING

Homes & Construction 55 Riverside 209 Church Avenue 715-494-0021

www.Riversidehomes-Construction.com

Stone Creek Custom Interiors 56 551 State Hwy. 46 715-268-4663 www.stonecreekcustominteriors.com INSURANCE Family Insurance 57 American 219 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-9211 www.jamesschanon.com Insurance Agency 58 Leadholm 212 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-7188 www.leadholminsurance.com Insurance Group, Inc. 59 Noah 234 Keller Avenue S. 715-268-6624 www.noahinsurancegroup.com

LIQUOR STORES Discount Liquor 67 Amery 1020 River Place Drive 715-268-9944 www.amerydiscountliquor.com Express 68 Amery 210 Keller Avenue S. 715-268-5872 Find us on Facebook! LODGING Motel 69 Camelot 359 Keller Avenue S. 715-268-8194 Inn 70 Forrest 1045 River Place Drive 715-268-4100 www.forrestinnmotelwi.com

MANICURES Pro Nails 1060 River Place Mall 715-268-2688 Find us on Facebook!

MANUFACTURING LG 72 Cardinal 250 Griffin Street E. 715-268-8111 www.cardinalcorp.com MEDIA Radio 73 WPCA 130 Riverside Blvd. 715-268-9722 www.wpcaradio.org

Clubs & Orgs. Amery Community Club/Chamber P.O. Box 201 715-268-7486 www.amerywisconsin.org Amery Community Ctr/Sr. Ctr. 608 Harriman Avenue S. 715-268-6605 www.amerych.com Amery Woman’s Club P.O. Box 94 www.ameryartandcraftfair.com Woodland Lakes Rotary P.O. Box 243 Check us out on Facebook! Realty 82 WESTconsin 1060 Cornwall Avenue

715-554-2270 www.westconsinrealty.com

RESTAURANTS & COFFEE SHOPS Family Restaurant 83 Amery 418 Keller Avenue S. 715-268-2100 Find us on Facebook! ORCHARDS Ice Cream & Coffee 74 Z-Orchard 84 Ellie’s 204 Keller Avenue N. 654 115th Street 715-268-3470 715-554-0895 www.elliesicecream.com www.z-orchard.com Table Restaurant 85 Farm JEWELRY PHARMACY 110 Keller Avenue N. Jeweler 60 Kessler 75 Chet Johnson Drug 715-268-4500 211 Keller Avenue N. 204 Keller Avenue N. www.armtablefoundation.org 715-268-8242 715-268-8121 Mexican Restaurant www.kesslerjewelers.com www.chetjohnsondrug.com 86 Garibaldi’s 337 Keller Avenue S. LAUNDROMAT 715-268-9801 76 Amery Community Pharmacy 265 Griffin Street E. River Street Laundromat www.garibaldismexican.com 61 327 River Avenue 715-268-0678 Man amerymedicalcenter.org 715-268-9307 87 Pizza 125 Birch Street E. PRINTING CENTERS 715-268-5100 LAWN SERVICES Jamison Sign & Design Becker Lawn & Snow 77 133 Birch Street E. Supper Club 62 653 82nd Street 88 Shoreview 796 100th Street 715-220-6786 651-245-8639 715-268-8774 jamisonsignanddesign.com www.beckerlawnandsnow.com 89 Subway Lawn & Landscaping 78 PaperWorx 309 Keller Avenue S. 63 Riverside 131 Birch Street E. 209 Church Avenue 715-268-9966 715-268-5800 715-494-0021 www.subway.com www.paperworx.net www.Riversidehomes-Construction.com 90 Village Pizzeria of Amery & More 79 Sports LEGAL SERVICES 325 Keller Avenue N. 325 Keller Avenue S. 715-268-7010 Amery Law-NGSW&B 64 314 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-8685 Find us on Facebook! www.sportsandmoreamery.com 715-268-6130 SCHOOLS & EDUCATION www.amerylaw.com REAL ESTATE School District of Amery 91 21 Affiliated/ Firm of Williams & Davis 80 Century 543 Minneapolis Avenue S. 65 Law Tom Hartmann 314 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-9771 304 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-8901 www.amerysd.k12.wi.us 715-222-1752 www.wisconsintriallaw.com SPORTS & RECREATION Lakes & Land Realty LIBRARY 81 Park Point Archery 638 Keller Avenue S. 92 Anchor Area Public Library 107 Power Street 66 Amery 715-268-9442 225 Scholl Court 715-268-5250 www.park-realty.com 715-268-9340 www.anchorpointarchery.com www.amerylibrary.org

Outdoor Power 93 Amery 704A 70th Avenue

715-268-7085 94 Club 53 Bar & Bowling 125 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-8921 Club53@amerytel.net

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TAVERNS & EVENT CENTERS Amery Ale Works 588 115th Street 715-268-5226 www.ameryaleworks.com Birch Street Bar 117 Birch Street E. 715-268-8922 Tac-Two Bar & Grill 105 Keller Avenue N. 715-268-8222 The Mix-Up 1301 105th Avenue 715-268-8572 www.mikijosmixup.com UW Wanderoos 1629 70th Avenue |715-268-9217 TREE SERVICE

Tree Service 100 Saginaw 564 Apple Avenue 612-207-8460

WEDDING VENUE

at the Shed 101 Weddings 1343 50th Avenue

715-554-1247 www.shedwedding.com

Gluten Free French Bread

BY MARIE KNUTSON

Prep 30 minutes - Bake 45 minutes - Ready 1 hour and 15 minutes INGREDIENTS: 2 cups white rice flour 1 cup tapioca flour 1 TBL xanthan gum 1 1/2 tsp salt 2 tsp powdered egg substitute (optional) 1 TBL butter, melted (optional for brushing)

1 1/2 cups lukewarm water (90 to 104 degrees F) 2 TBL fast rise yeast 2 TBL butter 3 egg whites, beaten slightly 1 tsp cider vinegar 2 TBL sugar

DIRECTIONS: 1. In the bowl of a heavy-duty mixer, place flours, xanthan gum, salt, and egg substitute. Blend with mixer on low. 2. In a small bowl, dissolve sugar in water and add yeast. 3. Wait until the yeast mixture foams slightly, then blend into the dry ingredients. 4. Add butter, egg whites, and vinegar. Beat on high for 3 minutes. 5. To form loaves, spoon dough onto greased and cornmeal dusted cookie sheets in two long French loaf shapes or spoon onto a special greased and cornmeal dusted French bread pan (works best). 6. Slash diagonally every few inches. If desired, brush with melted butter. 7. Cover the dough and let rise in a warm place until doubles in bulk, 20 to 25 minutes. 8. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Bake until internal temperature reaches 210 degrees, approximately 40 to 45 minutes. 9. Remove from pan to cool. 10. Any leftovers freeze well.

Marie says, “everyone who eats this bread just loves it, including my husband, Jim! No one can ever tell it is gluten-free!”

Wildflour (previously Indigo Iris) is your local source for quality products that range from organic food, drinks, supplements, teas, spices, CBD, essential oils, health & beauty, and much more!

BRINGING HEALTH AND WELLNESS TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

We specialize in searching and providing products that have the cleanest ingredients, so we can provide optimum health benefits for our customers. Whether you have allergies, sensitivites, or just want to start and maintain a healthier lifestyle, we have many alternatives and products that will satisfy your needs.

Historic Downtown

Have a Little Faith BUILDING COMMUNITY

HISTORIC BUILDING sites researched by the Amery Area Historical Society: • Amery Theatre (Amery Classic Theatre) • Amery Hotel • Barbershop (Barbershop) • Burman Building (Worn Again Thrift Shop) • Fay Auto Building (Farm Table Restaurant) • Feit Building (Bowman Leather) • Union State Bank (Byrnes Law Office) FOR MORE INFORMATION: www.amerywisconsin.org/303/History-Of-Amery Balsam Lutheran Church 1115 Mains Crossing Ave 715-268-9291 Congregational Church 201 Harriman Ave N 715-268-7390 East Immanuel Church 207 120th St 715-268-2143

Elim Lutheran Church 1277 60th St 715-268-7799 Journey Church 131 Broadway St 715-268-2223 NUTC 715.268.9577

NOTE: A special outdoor Boat-in, Drive-in Worship Service is held all summer long at the beautiful Lake Wapogasset Lutheran Bible Camp beach!

New Life Community Church 119 Birch St W 715-268-6989 Our Savior’s Luth. Church 217 Deronda St 715-268-7290 Redeemer Lutheran Church 600 Keller Ave S 715-268-7283 St. Joseph’s Catholic Church 1050 Keller Ave N 715-268-7717

EAST IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Where the Spirit Moves

SEPT - MAY: All Ages Learning 9:30am Worship at 10:30am JUNE - AUG: Worship at 10:00am 207 120th Street, Amery, WI • 715-268-2143 www.eastimmanuel-lutheran.org F Follow us on Facebook

Balsam Lutheran Church

1115 Mains Crossing Ave. • Amery, WI 54001 • 715-268-9291 www.balsamlutheranchurch.org

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 10:15 AM

~ All Are Welcome ~

A congregation of the ELCA

“Grow in Christ ’s Love to share Christ ’s Love”

NEIGHBORS UNITED IN CHRIST

“The Good Neighbor Parish” Deronda - Little Falls - Trinity

Visit nuicparish.org for more info

Congregations of NUIC are members of the ELCA

Amery Area Farms

Turnip Rock Farm & Cosmic Wheel Creamery

BLACK BROOK FARM —1150 35th Ave. Amery James and Ayla (828) 702-0444 Products: CSA, vegetables, pork, eggs, maple syrup

260 95th Street Clear Lake, WI 715-268-9311

BULL BROOK KEEP — 765 - 50th Ave. Clear Lake Dave and Sylvia (651) 238-8525 Products: 100% grass-fed beef, classes, events

Farmstead Cheese, Organic Vegetables, Grass-fed Beef, and Pastured Pork. Visit our farm-stand opening in May!

See our website for more details.

www.turniprock.com

DRAGONFLY GARDENS

Annuals • Vegetables • Herbs • Perennials Trees • Shrubs • Native Wildflowers Potting Soil, Mulch, Organic Fertilizers & Pest Controls

491 Hwy 46 • Amery

715-268-7660

HUNGRY TURTLE FARM — 410 125th Street, Amery Sue programdirector@hungryturtle.net Products: seed saving classes, concerts, events LIVING THE DREAM FARM — 454 4 1/2 Ave, Clayton Khaiti farmers@ltdfarm.com Products: chickens, geese, ducks, duck eggs, veggies, events NORTHWOOD MUSHROOMS — 827 15th Street, Clayton Jeremy (612) 205-8599 Products: log grown mushrooms, butters, pate, log kits PIKE HOLE FAMILY FARM — 359 130th Street, Amery Brad and Val (715) 554-1034 Products: CSA, vegetables, berries, pork

We grow and sell all the finest garden plants Unique varieties and fabulous prices

www.dragonflygardens.net • Like us on Facebook

CYLON ROLLING HILLS—1956 240th St. Deer Park Leslie Svacina leslie@cylonrollingacres.com Pasture raised goat meat

RED CLOVER HERBAL APOTHECARY — 1237 35th Ave. Amery Nancy (612) 721-2682 Products: Herbs, flowers, tinctures, remedies TURNIP ROCK FARM — 260 95th St. Clear Lake Rama and Josh (715) 268-9311 Products: CSA, vegetables, farmstead cheese, beef and pork WHETSTONE FARM — 281 135th Street, Amery Emily & Klaus - whetstonefarmers@gmail.com Products: grass-fed lamb and mutton, vegetables Z ORCHARD — 654 115th St, Amery Bill Zager (715) 554-0895 Products: apples, cider, maple syrup, honey

BLACKBROOK

Small Family Farm Raising Certified Organic Vegetables and Pastured Meats Customizable CSA Shares Weekly and Bi-Weekly Full and Half Shares available 16 weeks ($620) or 8 weeks ($330) June-October

FARM find more info at blackbrookfarmstead.com blackbrook.farm.llc@gmail.com 828-702-0444

Weekly Add-ons options: Pork, Chicken and Beef, Local Honey and Organic Mushrooms Online Farmstand open monthly for delivery (including home) Pastured Pork, Chicken and Grass-Fed Beef packages, add-ons to CSA and a la carte ordering

Authentic Amery-Area Farm:

Red Clover Herbal Apothecary Farm

NANCY GRAEDEN Owner and ORGANIC FARMER I spent my youth outside on a small farm surrounded by woods, wild plants, animals and a meandering creek. This created a strong life-long foundation with the natural world. As an adult I immersed myself in the study of ‘Western Clinical Herbalism’ and a deep reverence for the intelligence of plants and the part their gifts play in our health and well-being evolved. Red Clover Herbal Apothecary Farm was born out of this understanding, now going on it’s 8th year.

ANNUAL PLANT SALE May 15 & 16 10 am - 3 pm

We are a certified organic farm, growing over 50 kinds of medicinal herbs and wild harvesting another 20 herbs from the land. We take seriously our responsibility in caring for this piece of earth and put into practice sustainable farming methods. This includes planting diversity, crop rotation, companion planting, using green manure cover crops, limiting tillage, leaving no bare soil, seed saving, bee keeping (by Beez Kneez) and more. No toxic chemicals will ever be used anywhere on our farm. Instead we strive to work with nature, not against it, by building healthy soils that produce healthy plants that contribute to the health of people. Using plants for health and well being is not new. The original pharmacopoeia’s consisted mostly of plants that were used as medicines. Herbal plants need to be valued again for their intelligence and the gifts they offer us in supporting our health and well being, just as good whole foods are. All of us somewhere in our families ancestry had relatives who collected herbs, be it berries, flowers, barks, roots, etc. They knew how to bring down a fever, soothe a sore throat, stop diarrhea, staunch bleeding, and more, out of necessity. Here at Red Clover Herbal Apothecary Farm we make hand crafted high quality herbal products from the herbs we grow including teas, salves, extracts, elixirs, CBD oils and more. We begin germinating seeds in the green house in early March and plant them out mid to late May. We harvest the herbs as needed throughout the growing season once there is enough foliage on the plant to support growth. We limit these harvests to less than one-third of the plant so it keeps growing and producing more foliage. Once the herbs are harvested, they immediately go into our commercial kitchen on the farm. If we are going to use them for herbal teas, they go on the drying racks. If we are going

to make a plant extract (tincture) out of them, they immediately get chopped up and put in a glass jar with alcohol poured over them and stored on a dark shelf for a minimum of 4 weeks. Alcohol pulls a wide range of beneficial properties (phytochemicals) out of the herbs that have healing potential for our bodies. Alcohol is also an excellent preservative so these extracts are good for 5-7 years. We do not willy nilly just throw herbs together but use our educational background in ‘Western Clinical Herbalism’ and years of experience to make a variety of herbal products. These range from extracts that promote a good nights sleep, ease anxiety, support and building a strong immune system, gently help the liver detox, support optimal brain function and more. Our annual plant sale on the farm this year is May 15th and 16th from 10am-3pm. We also offer common sense seasonal CSA herbal shares that contribute to our wellbeing as we transition from one season to the next. You can find out more about Red Clover Herbal Apothecary Farm here www.redcloverapothecary.com Amery and the surrounding area is rich with farmers practicing sustainable and regenerative farming methods – Beez Kneez, Blackbrook Farm, Bull Brook Keep Farm, Cylon Rolling Acres, Hungry Turtle Farm, L. T. D. Farm, Northwoods Mushrooms, Pike Hole Family Farm, Sweet Top Farm, Threshing Table Farm, Turnip Rock Farm/Cosmic Wheel Creamery and Whetstone Farm. These farms offer up certified organic vegetables, pastured pork, grass fed-grass finished beef, grass fed-grass finished lamb, organic pastured chickens, artisan cheese from grass fed-grass finished cows, pastured raised goat meat, organic mushrooms and local honey.

“Please consider supporting your local farmerS” — NANCY GRADEN

Lodging & Camping

LODGING

CAMELOT MOTEL 359 Keller Ave. S. Amery Phone: (715) 268-8194 FORREST INN MOTEL 1045 River Place Dr., Amery Phone: (715) 268-4100 Website: forrestinnmotelwi.com

Camelot Motel

YMCA CAMP ICAGHOWAN OFFERS CAMP PROGRAMS FOR ALL AGES.

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359 Keller Ave S Amery, WI 54001

• Summer Camp – ages 7-17 • Outdoor Learning Programs • Conference & Retreats

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Visit us at campicaghowan.org

715-268-8194

RESORTS

APPLE RIVER RESORT 1026 WI-46, Amery Phone: (715) 268-8999 GINGER ROGERS RESORT 878 Cameron Bridge, Amery Phone: (715) 268-8960 HUNKY DORY RESORT 2006 70th St., Balsam Lake Phone: (715) 857-5211

CAMPGROUNDS

AMERY RV CAMPGROUND 8 sites, full hookups visit: AmeryWisconsin.org to make a reservation! First come, first serve, Free WiFi (715) 268-7486 PORT VALHALLA 794 100th Street, Amery (715) 268-2421

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715.268.7101 116 Harriman Ave N • Amery, WI 54001

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638 Keller Avenue South Amery, Wisconsin 54001 fax 715.268.9446

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s s e n i s u B 216 Keller Ave. North Amery WI 54001 715-268-8159

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Quarter Moon Acres’ Equine Therapy Center provides therapeutic horseback riding lessons to children and adults with physical, mental and emotional barriers by PATH certified and experienced instructors.

“Turning disabilities into abilities”

116 Center St. W. • Amery, WI 715.268.2002

Weight Management Targeted Nutrition Energy & Fitness Personal Care Fast Food for Smart People Nutrition for a Better Life

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1379 55th Ave. • Amery, WI

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1080 River Place Mall Amery, WI 54001

715-268-7170 STORE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sun. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

CLOTHING • SHOES ACCESSORIES 1074 River Place Mall, Amery, Wisconsin (715) 808-2021 www.proverbs31boutique.com

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Quarter Moon Acres is a Christ-centered facility that connects people with horses in a therapeutic environment empowering individuals to turn disabilities into abilities.

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715/268-8149 • FAX 715/268-9662 900 Keller Avenue South, Amery, WI 54001

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715-268-7085 • Roger & Peg’s •

Old Fashioned Barbers YOU GROW IT...I’LL MOW IT!

300 N. KELLER AVENUE • AMERY WI

612-479-5442

s s e n i s u B Apples - Honey - Maple Syrup - Pumpkins All locally grown and harvested in the St. Croix River Valley

COME VISIT Z-ORCHARD! Located at the corner of Cty Rd “C” and “F” west of beautiful Amery, Wisconsin. Next to the Stower Seven Lakes State Trail!

For hours and special events, find us online:

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The Amery Meat Market supports our community by purchasing local farm-raised animals.

Check out our Brat Fry Fridays during the summer!

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Hours: Mon thru Fri 8:30am - 6pm; Sat 8:00am - Noon 116 Central Ave., Amery, WI • (715) 268-7515 www.amerymeatmarket.com

204 Keller Ave N • Amery, WI 54001 715.268.8121 • chetjohnsondrug.com Cards • Gifts • Candy • Toys • Crafts Seasonal Decor • Amery Merchandise

YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR STATION

LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED! Community Radio - Amery & Polk County

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LEADHOLM INSURANCE AGENCY JAMES A. LEADHOLM Certified Insurance Counselor

130 Riverside Blvd. • Amery, WI 54001 Office: 715-268-9722 • Fax: 715-268-9411 www.wpcaradio.org • wpca@amerytel.net

212 Keller Avenue North • P.O. Box 138 • Amery, WI 54001 Phone:JAMES 715.268.7188 • Fax: 715.268.9667 A. LEADHOLM

Certified Insurance Counselor www.leadholminsurance.com jleadholm@leadholminsurance.com

212 Keller Avenue North P.O. Box 138 Amery, WI 54001

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Gift Certificates Available! 845 Hwy. 46 North, Amery • One mile north of downtown Amery, next to Speedway www.phyllbeasofamery.com • 612-720-6092

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STORE HOURS: Wednesday - Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Mondays & Thursdays Closed on Easter Sunday & Thanksgiving Day

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111 KELLER AVE. N, AMERY • 715.268.4090 We’re Open every 2nd Weekend each Month! Friday & Saturday 10a-5p, Sunday 10a-2p

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BOWMAN LEATHER 121 Keller Ave N, Amery, W

715-268-4045

Commercial & Residential UPHOLSTERY (fabric, vinyl, leather), LEATHER RESTORATION AND GOODS, LOCAL HANDCRAFTED GIFTS

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• ANTIQUES • REPURPOSED GOODS • UPCYCLED FURNISHINGS • INDUSTRIAL FURNISHINGS • DIY PROJECTS • FINE JUNK 201 Keller Ave. N • Amery, WI

715-268-JUNK (5865) www.acmejunkco.com

Clothing, Collectibles, Furniture & More (715)268-6080 207 Keller Ave N, Amery, W Store Hours: M-F 10-5, Sat 9-4 Donations: Mon-Fri 10-4, Sat 9-3 Find us on Facebook!

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s s e n i s u B DR. DOROFF, DR. OTT AND DR. VAN SOMEREN WELCOME YOU TO AMERY

Dr. David Doroff

Dr. Amy Ott

Dr. Thomas Van Someren

NEW PATIENTS ALWAYS WELCOME!

Where outstanding patient care is our number one priority. Make Dental Arts your forever dental home. 404 Wisconsin Ave. • Amery, WI 54001 • 715.268.7177 • www.amerydental.com

STONE customCREEK interiors LLC

Showroom Hours Monday-Friday 9 am - 5 pm Open by appointment on Saturdays

Custom Cabinetry • Countertops • Flooring • Carpet • Window Treatments

551 State Hwy 46 • Amery, WI 54001 • 715.268.HOME (4663) phone • 715.268.4660 fax www.stonecreekcustominteriors.com • info@stonecreekcustominteriors.com

s s e n i s u B Summer Worship at the Wapo Beach - Come by boat or by car - all are welcome. Sundays, starting May 31– Sept 5 at 9:20am. Only when the weather allows. Wapo Golf Scramble July 12 - Join us as a golfer or a sponsor. See you on the course. Summer Camp 2021 - Camp sessions for Grades 1-12. learn more at lakewapo.org Year Round Retreat, Conference and Meeting Space - We are ready to meet the needs of your group or business. Book your space by calling 715-268-8434 or email ryanb@campwapo.org. Support camp with a gift - COVID has presented some unique challenges for camp. Help sustain this ministry and preserve its future with a gift today lakewapo.org/donate. Special Events - Check our website for more info on all of our special events and news.

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