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Fun and nature
on the Mississippi..............10
Whitney Center offers many
activities for seniors..........16
Giving an old house
a new life ..........................22
Wright County Public Health
looks to raise awareness ..24
Clearview student council
claims national principals
award ................................31
Fire Auxiliary a big
part of the community ......34
Special Features
Clear Valley
Business Connections
BOARD OF DIRECTORS - 2013
Jake Olson, Keiths Kettle
Lee Monk, Clearwater
Carol Halvorson, Clearwater Tax
& Accounting Services, LLC
OFFICERS - 2013
Ryan Pridgeon - President,
Clearwater Laser Etching, LLC
Scott Ziehl - Vice President, Coborns
Lisa Pridgeon - Secretary, Clearwater Laser Etching, LLC
Eron Bordson - Treasurer,
Clearwater Family Chiropractic
CLEAR VALLEY
BUSINESS CONNECTIONS
The Clearwater Economic Development Corporation
now known as Clear Valley Business Connections was
incorporated in October of 1987 for the purpose of pro-
moting the Clearwater area. The group has since
expanded to include businesses of Clear Lake and the
surrounding townships. The name of the organization
was recently changed to more accurately reflect its net-
working focus.
Meeting once a month on the 2nd Thursday, 7:30 am at
Rejoice Lutheran Church in Clearwater, the group offers
an environment to network, educate and encourage
communication between business, government and
local organizations. All of these groups mentioned are
invited to attend and join for a very small annual fee.
We hope you will appreciate the enthusiasm that Clear
Valley Business Connections has for the
Clearwater/Clear Lake area and continue to show your
support by patronizing local businesses.
THANK YOU
The Clearwater Tribune and CVBC would like to
thank the Cities of Clearwater and Clear Lake for the
information they provided to this community guide.
We apologize to any organization or event that was
mistakenly not included. Please contact the Tribune
to be added to our next guide.
COVER PHOTO: FISHERMAN (Photo by
Ken Francis.)
CLEAR VALLEY BUSINESS CONNECTION members
tour local business Elandah Leather in Clearwater Township.
Members pictured include Ryan Pridgeon, Clearwater Laser
Etching; John Koshiol, Now IT Connects; Lisa Pridgeon,
Clearwater Laser Etching; Scott Gjevre, Rejoice Lutheran
Church; Owner of Elandah Leather, Erik Kask; Joel Vogel,
Eagle Trace Golf and Event Center; and Karolyn Boucher,
Web Development.
From the Editor
Susan Nagorski, advertising salesperson for
the Clearwater Tribune, stuck her head
inside the door to my office a few weeks
back and proudly announced this will be the
fifth year for publication of the Clearwater-
Clear Lake Communities Guide.
She - and our two local communities -
should be justly proud of the publication. It
is a great coming-together identity piece for
the two cities. Rather, we should say, communities, because
important people within our rural districts need also to be recog-
nized.
Small towns are today what small towns were a hundred years
ago. But people think small towns are small because they cant
become big towns.
Not so, we say.
Communities like Clearwater and Clear Lake havent had some
of the natural resources to draw thousands of people and make
them huge.
But that hasnt been important. Clearwater and Clear Lake
continue to attract wonderful, enterprising business people and
community entrepreneurs who help create activities and a
lifestyle that is immensely rewarding.
Look to the business owners and managers in your town. Ask
them why they located their business in this community and they
will inform you of a number of reasons.
A likely response was that the community landscape was a
good fit for what they had to offer.
We have wonderful, creative and energetic civic and business
organizations who attract talent with ideas on how to have fun
and create entertaining activities for the community.
Look to the wonderful theatre group which was at work in
Clearwater again this spring.
Ask any member why he gets a charge out of being in
Clearwater Community Theatre.
I suspect the response will start with a smile.
But its about rubbing elbows, sharing joint concerns, attacking
problems and solving them - with everyone having a hand in it
and another smile to conclude things.
Such are the ways of our wonderful Clear Lake and Clearwater
Lions Clubs. You cant find a better band of patriots than them.
We have wonderful churches to minister to our families.
Among the wonderful clergy leaders, we think, is a special young
man who traveled to Africa last summer to help provide water
(and the word) to the people of Ethiopia.
He is Pastor David Hibbison of Clearwater, who regularly
spends time in outreach - to the poor, the disenfranchised, shar-
ing his family home on holidays with those just out of prison.
There is, no truer spirit of serving fellow man than rests within
his soul.
We look forward to all the good stories coming from the won-
derful people at Clearview Elementary School. They are truly
innovators and a sparkplug for the free thinking and innovation
that comes regularly from within their walls.
Clearview is something our locals can truly be proud of.
Finally, a note of gratitude to the Clear Valley Business
Connections organization and their membership, which meets
and plans for a better community and for their support of this
publication.
Also, a note of tribute to our longstanding Clearwater Tribune
staffers, Susan Nagorski, in ad sales, to Ken Francis, now in his
13th year in editorial coverage, and to fellow staff writer Jennifer
Edwards, who is in her 10th year for our newspapers.
Thank you for all your work.
Regards,
GARY W. MEYER
Clearwater Tribune Editor
Gary W. Meyer
Editor
Sue Emberland
Sales
Gail Evans
Office Manager
Mary Mayer
Graphic Designer
Ken Francis
Staff Writer
Jennifer Edwards
Staff Writer
Susan Nagorski
Sales
Chris Meyer
Accountant
Your hometown newspaper...
Bringing you local news coverage, delivered free of charge to Clearwater
and its surrounding communities, with a circulation of nearly 5,000
The Clearwater Tribune
is a great way for local businesses to communicate with
their customers! We look forward to serving your needs!
320-558-2037 Fax: 763-263-8458
29 South Lake Street, Big Lake, MN 55309
www.clearwatertribune.net Email: westrib@sherbtel.net
Bringing Clearwater, Clear Lake and
surrounding area businesses, industries
and organizations together to foster
growth, understanding and support.
For information or the next
meeting location call: 320-558-9200
or email: clearvalleybc@gmail.com
Search Clear Valley Business Connections
American Solutions for Business/Antler Attack
Annandale State Bank
City of Clearwater
Clearview Eye Clinic
Clear Waters Outfitting
Clearwater Community Choir
Clearwater Family Chiropractic Clinic
Clearwater Laser Etching, LLC
Clearwater Tribune
Lake Central Insurance
(formerly Clearwater State Agency)
Clearwater Tax & Accounting
Clearwater Travel Plaza
Clearwater Truck Center
Coborns
Corner Stone Flooring
Daniel Funeral Home
Eagle Trace Golf & Event Center
Edward Jones (Jeff Benda)
Elandah Leather, LLC
Franklin Outdoor Advertising
Gray Potato Farm
Heartland Organizing
Johnson Materials
Keith's Kettle
Maxcel Management (Cedar Ridge Apts)
McDonald Meats
Now IT Connects, Inc.
Odor Eliminators
Rejoice Lutheran Church
Royal Renovations
St. Cloud RV Park
Travelers Country Club on the Mississippi
Web Development
Clear Valley Business Connections meets once a month on the second
Thursday at 7:30 a.m. at Rejoice Lutheran Church in Clearwater. Any business owner
in the area is encouraged to visit one of these meetings! Annual dues are $50 per business.
Past Music in the Park, Sponsor & Organizer Informational guest speakers
Communication Between Local Business, Government & Civic Groups Member Networking
Local Business Awareness & Available Community Resources Members Only Business Directory
2013 Business Members
Area Church Directory
What can the Clearwater EDA do for you? Contact the City Office at 320-558-2428 to find out.
The Clearwater EDA
has been busy helping our businesses in many ways, including:
Offering a Small Business Revolving Loan Program
Serving as a Connection with State Agencies, County Resources
and the Initiative Foundation
Providing a Housing Market Study to assist businesses plan
for future expansion
Conducting Business Retention and Expansion Visits
Providing Training or Workshop Opportunities
Offering Financing Tools such as TIF and Tax Abatement
Creating Incentive Packages for Business and Residential Growth
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Strong Heritage Bright Future
E.D.A. MISSION STATEMENT The mission
of the Clearwater Economic Development
Authority is to advance economic development
& redevelopment in the City of Clearwater
through: assisting commercial, industrial,
& community development activities;
minimizing impacts to the environment, public
infrastructure, & financial resources of the city
& surrounding townships; & being a resource
of information for the business community.
CLEARWATER CHURCHES
Clearwater United Methodist Church
Pastor Ken Felska: 320-558-2581
P.O. Box 82; 405 Main Street, Clearwater
Sunday Traditional Worship - 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Sunday School 10:45 a.m., Bible Study School - 9 a.m.
www.forministry.com/usmnumetccumcc
Rejoice Lutheran Church -ELCA
Pastors Scott Gjevre, Tim Lindhorst: 320-558-6851
P.O. Box 307; 1155 Co. Rd. 75, Clearwater, MN 55320
Summer Sunday Worship: May 26 thru Sept 1
9:30 a.m. Blended Worship, 10:30 Fellowship
Regular Sunday Worship (begins Sept. 8)
8:30 a.m. Traditional Worship, 9:35 a.m. Fellowship, Sunday
School, Adult Ed., Cappuccino Bible Study (Jr. & Sr. High)
10:30 a.m. Contemporary Service
email: Rejoice@rejoicelutheranchurch.org
www.rejoicelutheranchurch.org
St. Lukes Catholic Church
Father Steven Hoffman: 320-558-2124
17545 Huber Ave., N.W., Clearwater
Masses: Saturday, 4 p.m.; Sunday 8 a.m.-10 a.m.
email: Office@churchofstlukes.com
www.churchofstlukes.com
Tri-County Alliance Church
Pastor Anthony Stanley 320-558-2750
8464 160th St. N.W., Clearwater (Co. Rd. 104 & Hwy 24)
Sunday School begin at 9 a.m.; Worship Service at 10 a.m.
Wed. Night - Awana 6:30 p.m., Adult Bible Study and Prayer,
Youth Group, K-Gr. 6 activities and bible lessons.
SILVER CREEK AREA CHURCHES
Faith Lutheran Church
Pastor James Tetlie: 763-878-2092
12449 Clementa Ave NW, Monticello
1/2 mile north of Lake Maria State Park on Co. Rd. 111
Sunday worship are 8:30 traditional service and 11am
celebration service. Sunday school is at 9:45a.m. from Sept -
May. Wednesday Worship 7 p.m. June - August.
email: faithlutheran@tds.net
http://lutheran-faith.org
Silver Creek Community Church
Pastor Luke Baehr: 320-963-3957
Co. Rd. 8 & Co. Rd. 143; Silver Creek
Sunday Worship at 9 a.m.; Sunday School begins
at 10:30 a.m.
email: SCCC@lakedalelink.org
www.silvercreekcommunitychurch.org
CLEAR LAKE AREA CHURCHES
Living Waters Church
Rev. Mark Stahl: 320 292-0250
7830 Church St., Clear Lake
Sunday Worship 10 a.m.
Wednesday Night Bible Study 7 p.m.
Tuesday Night Young Adult 7 p.m.
St. Marcus Catholic Church
Rev. Virgil Helmin: 320-743-2481
Mass: Saturdays at 5pm
Sundays: January - June: 8 a.m.
July - Dec: 10 a.m.
Reconcilation: Saturdays at 4:15 p.m.
email: stmarcus@frontiernet.net
www.stmarcuschurch.com
Trinity Lutheran Church- LCMS
Pastor Peter Holm: 320-743-2919
209 Market Street, Clear Lake
Sunday Worship 9 a.m.
Sunday School & Adult Bible Class
will resume in September
Area Church Directory
Church of St. Luke
17545 Huber Ave. NW, Clearwater, MN 55320
320-558-2124 www.churchofstlukes.com
Pastor: Father Steven Hoffman
Weekend Masses: Sat. 5pm; Sun. 8 & 10am
Daily Masses: Tues.-Fri., 8am; Sat., 9am
Reconciliation: 45 minutes prior to all Masses.
1155 County Road 75,
Clearwater, MN 55320
320-558-6851
Summer Sunday Worship: May 26 to Sept. 1
9:30 a.m. Blended Worship, 10:30 a.m. Fellowship
Regular Sunday Worship (begins Sept. 8)
8:30 a.m. Traditional Worship
9:35 a.m. Fellowship, Sunday School, Adult Ed.,
Cappuccino Bible Study (Jr. & Sr. High)
10:30 a.m. Contemporary Service
REJOICE LUTHERAN CHURCH fall festival. Greeter
Lena tried her hand at face painting, with Keaton Gohman as
her canvas. (Photos by Ken Francis.)
ST. LUKES FALL FESTIVAL is held late summer.
Hailey Keske tries to sink a putt as Melea Miller and little
Madelyn Friedriches look on.
Community Information
STICKNEY CROSSING LIBRARY
The Clearwater Branch of the Great River Regional
Library is located at 740 Clearwater Center.
The Great River Regional Library provides resi-
dents with books, children's books, magazines,
large print books, newspapers, compact discs,
books on tape and videos. The staff at the library is
your information source. The staff utilizes extensive
regional resources and, when necessary, the
resources of libraries throughout the state and
region.
Hours of operation at the Clearwater Branch:
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m
3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Thursday: 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Friday: 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Sunday: CLOSED
Please contact 320-558-6001 if you need
further information or www.griver.org.
CLEARWATER - CLEAR LAKE
EMERGENCY FOOD SHELF
The Clearwater-Clear Lake Emergency Food Shelf is
located in the Lions Park Building off County Road 75.
The food shelf hours are Monday 5:30 to 7 p.m.,
Tuesday mornings from 9 until 11 a.m. and Tuesday
evenings from 6 until 8 p.m. and Wed. 3 to 5 p.m.
The food shelf supplies its clients with a 3 day emer-
gency food supply. If you are in need of this service
please bring in proof of address and identification to
insure that we are serving only Clearwater, Clear Lake
residents.
The food shelf phone number is 320-558-2954
24/7 answering service.
If you wish to make a donation to the Food Shelf:
Mail: P.O. Box 324, Clearwater, MN 55320
Drop off: During food shelf hours
Food Shelf Bin: Entry way of Coborns.
Please call to arrange a drop off time other than Tuesdays.
TRI COUNTY ALLIANCE CHURCH
CLOTHING MINISTRY.
Gently used clothes at no charge. Pick up or drop the 1st
Tuesday of each month at 9am-noon & 3-7pm. 1100 CR 75
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Fun and nature
on the Mississippi
By Ken Francis
Staff Writer
The Wild and Scenic Mississippi River can be a place for
quiet contemplation and a place to interact with nature.
But lots of people in Minnesota have found a way to expe-
rience that connection with nature while having fun.
Clear Waters Outfitting Company, located in the old
Clearwater Creamery, organizes canoe and kayak trips along
the Mississippi River.
Owners Dan and Sandra Meer bought the historic cream-
ery in 2009 and preserved a big portion of the structure. They
opened in 2010 and are now the only canoe rental/sales
company in Central Minnesota.
And people really enjoy being able to take advantage of the
river, a resource very few communities have in their own
backyard.
Its a wonderful resource in Central Minnesota that most
people take for granted or dont even know about, Dan says.
But after theyve done the trip theyre amazed about how
wild and scenic it is. A lot of the shoreline is still in its natu-
ral state.
Customers can be shuttled between St. Cloud and
Monticello. There are a number of stops along the way,
including campsites that are accessible only by boat.
Clear Waters Outfitting offers daily canoe, kayak, stand-up-
paddle board rental and shuttling service. Drop-off points
allow for an eight-mile (2-3 hour) or 13-mile (4-5 hour) day
trips. There are also overnight trips.
It just depends on how much time you want to be on the
water, says Dan.
Because the Mississippi River is a major migratory corridor,
paddlers will often see eagles, blue herons, egrets, hawks,
and pelicans along with many other birds, mammals, and
amphibians that call the area home.
And canoers and kayakers wont be disturbed by motor-
boats because that stretch of the Mississippi is shallow with a
rocky bottom. Its ideal for canoes, kayaks and stand-up pad-
dle (SUP) boards with a gently flowing current void of any
rapids, dams or falls.
The river is ideal for
people of all abili-
ties and the fishing is
second to none.
The river has a
current but the water
here is very calm,
Dan says, so its
great for novices. Its
easy paddling.
The stretch of river
DAN AND SANDRA MEER, owners of Clear Waters
Outfitting Company.
PATRONS of Clear Waters Outfitting out on the
Mississippi.
705 County Road 75, Clearwater, MN
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between St Cloud and Monticello is known to have some of
the best smallmouth fishing in the country.
And there is nothing that compares with the view of the
shoreline, especially during the fall color season.
The riverbanks are loaded with hardwoods, says Dan.
The colors are amazing.
The office/retail store is the former creamery, built almost
100 years ago. There are snacks and drinks as well as sou-
venirs and outdoor gear.
A second, newer building is filled with a large selection of
canoes and kayaks for sale for those who get the urge to make
the river a regular spot for recreation.
The company has also started a remote outfitting program,
working with other communities to bring evening paddles to
their local lakes and rivers. The Cities and Community
Education programs include Becker, Big Lake, Monticello, Otsego, Maple Lake, Annandale, Albany, Melrose and
Holdingford.
I think the fact that we are a company that brings people
back to nature and is all about spending quality time with
friends and loved ones, really makes people love what we do
and what we are all about, says Dan.
Whether its spending the day on the water with family and
friends, fishing for monster smallies, tenting overnight on the
banks of the Mississippi, or just looking to reconnect with
nature, we hope to provide the perfect day for our cus-
tomers.
Clear Waters Outfitting is located at the foot of Pine Street
in historic downtown Clearwater.
For more information call 320-558-8123. Check their web-
site at www.cwoutfitting.com.
CLEAR LAKE:
The Chet Goenner Pavilion
The Chet Goenner Pavilion is located in the main city park
behind City Hall - 7684 1st Ave W. It is a beautiful facility
with a large kitchen and serving area as well as many picnic
tables for lots of seating. There are indoor bathrooms and the
main area of the pavilion is finished in knotty pine wood and
has been recently remodeled. There are two extended cov-
ered areas with seating on each side of the pavilion as well as
gorgeous landscaping in the front and side areas.
Flowers and shrubs are in full bloom for the whole summer
rental season. Cost for rental of the pavilion facility is $125
per full day which includes the use of the full kitchen which
serves 250 people. There is a wonderfully equipped play-
ground immediately in front of the pavilion which makes it a
truly desirable location for family gatherings and special
event parties. There is a large paved parking area in the front
of the building as well. Please contact the City Clerk at 320-
743-3170 for information and booking dates.
CLEARWATER:
Eldorado Park
Located on 880 Kelsey Ave NW. It has playground equip-
ment, soccer field and lots of open space for other activities.
Lions/Lioness Park
The Lion's Park & Pavilion is located at 1100 County Road
75 in Clearwater. There is a tennis court, ice skating rink (win-
ter only), volleyball net, playground equipment, and a basket-
ball court. There is a pavilion to rent for special events. Please
call City Hall at 320-558-2428 for scheduling.
Riverside Park
Riverside Park is located at the intersection of Main St. and
County Road 75 at 11 Main Street. It houses the old Mill
Pond, which is reputed to be a pretty fair fishing site.
Riverside Park also offers shaded picnic sites, new play-
ground equipment and lots of open space.
Sportsman's Park/Ballfield
The Sportsmans Park/Ballfield has a designer 18 hole disc
golf course, dugouts and a childrens play set.
The disc golf course was designed by a professional course
designer and the work was done by local residents. The disc
golf course has been a very popular attraction.
The play set, funded by the City of Clearwater, was installed
in the fall of 2005.
The dugouts were generously funded by the Clearwater
Lions Club. Thanks to CAB members Ken and Mary Abraham
for managing this process. These dugouts will greatly benefit
the Clear Lake/Clearwater Youth Baseball program and other
leagues that play at the fields.
There is a pavilion to rent for special events. Please call City
Hall at 320-558-2428 for scheduling.
Located South of CR 75 on CR 143, 20802 27th Ave. E.
Spring Street Park
Spring Street Park is located in Clearwaters historic down-
town area at the corner of Spring & Oak St. at 310 Spring St.
The park features a play set, a half-court basketball area, a
picnic table and lighting.
River County Bike Trail
In the City of Clearwater, this trail connects three of the City
Parks: Sportsmans, Riverside and the Lions Park. It provides
pedestrians and bicyclists a safe route through the City.
For the future, we envision the River County Bike Trail will
connect Sportsmans Park to Warner Lake and the Lions Park
to Monticello along Highway 75.
COUNTY/STATE PARKS:
Lake Maria
Visitors who come to Lake Maria State Park will enjoy one
of the few remaining stands of the Big Woods, a maple, oak
and basswood forest that once covered part of southern
Minnesota.
The park is perfect for hikers, backpackers, horseback rid-
ers, and cross-country skiers who enjoy the challenge of the
rolling terrain. Take a stroll on the boardwalk which winds
through a marsh.
Backpack sites, located on remote lakes and ponds through-
out the park, are just two miles from the trailhead parking lot.
New log camper cabins, located near lakes and ponds, pro-
vide bunk beds for six people and a table and benches for
campers who want more of the creature comforts.
Lake Maria State Park is home to the Blandings turtle, easi-
ly identified by bright yellow spots on its shell. It is one of
Minnesota's threatened species.
Lake Maris State Park is located at 11411 Clementa Avenue,
N.W., Monticello, MN.
HOURS:
Best time for contacting someone in the park: Friday
through Monday, from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Other times, leave
message on machine, (763) 878-2325.
www.dnr.state.mn.us/state_parks/lake_maria/index.html
Parks/Recreation
ANCHOR ANCHOR
DOCK & LIFT
Hwy 55 Annandale, MN
320-274-6500 www.anchor-dock.com
Let Us Exceed Your Expectations! Let Us Exceed Your Expectations!
Summer Hours:
Mon-Fri: 9am - 5pm
Sat: 9am - 1pm
or by appointment
Warner Lake Stearns County Park
1485 County Road 143, Clearwater, MN 55320
Parks Office (320) 255-6172
parkinfo@co.stearns.mn.us
A 241 acre site surrounding the 30 surface acres of Warner
Lake.The initial establishment of this site occurred in 1973
when the Campfire Girls Inc. donated the 33 acres known as
Camp Suima to Stearns County for public recreation purpos-
es.
The park contains a large open-air shelter, two small picnic
shelters, one campground shelter, a group camp, .8 miles of
year-round trail, 300 feet of swimming beach, a change
house, boat launch and prairie restoration site. Two-thirds
of the park are forested with a mixture of deciduous and
coniferous trees.
Warner Lake Park also has a Nature Center available for
rental. It's great for company picnics, graduations, youth
events, birthdays, etc.
HOURS:
Open year round and is open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
www.co.stearns.mn.us/Recreation/CountyParks/WarnerLak
eCountyPark
Parks/Recreation
&
www.travelerscconmiss.com
Travelers Country Club
ON THE MISSISSIPPI
From 1-94 take Clearwater exit (Hwy 24), go NE
on Hwy 24 across Mississippi River to next traf-
fic light (CR 8). Turn right on CR 8 & go
two miles to CR 58 (80th Ave SE.) Turn
right on 80th to our entrance on right.
320-743-3133
11290 80th Ave SE, Clear Lake, MN
A Community designed for recreation and leisure living. 299 lots with
park model trailers, with some lots ready for your RV or park model. Lots
are either on the 9-hole Executive Golf Course or on the Mississippi River.
Park is open from mid April to mid October. FREE GOLF to members.
Come in for a tour and play nine holes of golf FREE. Amenities include
laundry, heated swimming pool, library, tennis courts, horseshoes, play-
ground for children.
From $14,500
to $120,000
A SUMMER DAY at Warner Beach. (Photo by Ken Francis.)
Parks/Rec.
GOLF COURSES:
Eagle Trace Golf & Event Center:
1100 Main Street
Clearwater, MN
18 Hole Championship Course.
1-320-558-4653
Eagle Trace golf course is an 18-hole, par-70, championship
style course, with scenic views along the Mississippi river. We
feature beautiful, natural scenery, in a challenging golf envi-
ronment. Make sure you hit it straight! We feature many tight
holes along the river and throughout the woodlands that make
Eagle Trace a challenge for any golfer.
18 hole regulation length course
Daily Fee golf course
Designed by John Rugieri -
70 par, 5,959 yards, 69.2 rating, 119 slope
More information at:
www.eagletracegolf.com
Whispering Pines Golf Course:
8713 70th Street, N.W.
Annandale, MN
18 Hole Whispering Pines Course.
1-320-274-8721 or 1-877-352-9922
Directions & Tee Time: 1-320-274-8721
www.whisperingpinesgolf.com
LOCAL AREA SPORTS:
Clear Lake Lakers Amateur Baseball
Coach Sam Samuelson
Manager Rich Petty
clearlakelakersbaseball.atomicleagues.com
Clear Lake/Clearwater Area Youth
Baseball Association
www.clayba.com
Lloyd Imdieke - President 320-223-5406
lsimdieke@gmail.com
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St. Cloud/Clearwater RV Park
2454 County Road 143, Clearwater, MN 55320
Easy access from I-94 (Exit 178) & US Hwy 10
Family Oriented Large Pull-Thru Sites
Cabins Quiet Country Setting Pool 30 & 50 Amp
Free Wi-Fi 1 Hour to Twin Cities Attractions
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From humble beginnings in Nininger in 1857, where the States first town team
was formed, to our Homer Hanky filled Metrodome, Minnesota has a long and
proud history in our National Pastime.
In1867, the Minnesota State Association of Base Ball Players was formed and
they held the first State Tournament as the North Star Club of St. Paul beat the
Vermillion Baseball Club, 43-35. By 1884, Minnesota had its first experience in
professional ball when the Northwest League formed with five teams from the State.
The turn of the century brought big-time minor league ball to Minnesota and by the
mid-20s, town teams were regularly playing for State titles. Soon, town team ball
spread like wildfire and minor leagues scattered the landscape. It wasnt long before
baseball dominated summer life across Minnesota. From the Saints and Millers to
the Twins. From the North Star Club to the 100s of amateur teams playing today.
Our history of baseball is strong, and were here to show it to you.
Minnesota Amateur Hall of Fame- located in Downtown Saint Cloud.
2013 Schedule
Date Time: Game
05/05/2013 01:30 PM vs. Litchfield Blues, Clear Lake
05/10/2013 06:00 PM vs. Luxumberg, Clear Lake
05/18/2013 01:30 PM vs. Cold Spring Springers, Clear Lake
05/19/2013 01:30 PM @ Sauk Rapids Jimmy's, Sauk Rapids- Bob Cross Park
05/22/2013 06:00 PM vs. Ultimate Snappers, Clear Lake
06/01/2013 10:00 AM @ Hinckley, Hinckley
06/01/2013 03:00 PM @ Quamba, Hinckley
06/02/2013 01:30 PM @ Sauk Rapids Cyclones, Sauk Rapids- Bob Cross Park
06/07/2013 06:00 PM vs. St. Joseph Saints, Clear Lake
06/09/2013 01:30 PM vs. Sartell Muskies, Clear Lake
06/14/2013 06:30 PM @ Saint Augusta Gussies, Clear Lake
06/15/2013 TBA @ Hwy 55 Tournament- TBD,
Kimball- Veterans Memorial Field
06/16/2013 TBA @ Hwy 55 Tournament- TBD,
Kimball- Veterans Memorial Field
06/28/2013 07:30 PM @ Eden Valley, Eden Valley
06/29/2013 04:00 PM @ Brainerd Bees, Brainerd
06/30/2013 01:30 PM vs. Sauk Rapids Jimmy's, Clear Lake
07/10/2013 06:00 PM @ St. Joseph Saints, Schneider Field
07/12/2013 07:30 PM @ Litchfield Blues, Litchfield- Optimist Park
07/14/2013 01:30 PM @ Sartell Muskies, Sartell- Champion Field
07/17/2013 07:30 PM @ Eden Valley, Eden Valley
All Clear Lake Lakers Home Games are held at
Goenner Park near the water tower.
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Whitney Center offers
many activities for seniors
Senior Living
Whitney Center for the Active Older
Community 55 and greater
Located at 1527 Northway Drive in St.
Cloud, Whitney Senior Center is a national
model for programs, activities, health and fit-
ness for the 55 and greater community.
Whitney serves the greater St. Cloud area and
invites you to tour the center each Monday at
10:30 a.m. Whitney Center provides a variety
of classes including Humanities Discussions,
Foreign Policy, Foreign Films, consumer educa-
tion and protection, travel and health. Located in what was
once the original St. Cloud airport, this large and spacious
facility has a coffee corner, dining room for noon meals,
classrooms, fitness center, billiards room, library, reading
room and woodshop. Attached through a common lobby is
the St. Cloud recreation department which includes 3 gymna-
sium courts. Every morning pickleball is open to the public.
This fun and exciting sport is popular with the 55 and greater
community. A cross between tennis, badminton, and ping-
pong, it is played with a net, wyffle ball and paddle. Also
available is an indoor walking track with specialized floor that
provides ease in exercise. Join us on Monday mornings at
10:30a.m. for a tour and orientation to this great community
asset.
The full program offerings are available on-line at:
www.ci.stcloud.mn.us/Whitney.
HOURS: Monday-Friday 7:00-6:00, Saturday 8:00-Noon
127 Northway Drive, St. Cloud MN 56303
Telephone: 320-255-7245
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Senior Living
CENTRAL MINNESOTA
FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM
Allowing children and seniors to mutually benefit from an
intergenerational relationship
Catholic Charities Foster Grandparent Program provides the
opportunity for stipend volunteers age 55+ to make a lasting
contribution to their community by mentoring children in
100+ nonprofit volunteer sites across Central Minnesota.
Foster Grandparents volunteer a minimum of 15 hours per
week; many give up to 40 hours. Annually, 220 Foster
Grandparents serve 8,000 of children for a total of 180,000
hours of service. Volunteer Sites often say that they don't
know how they would ever replace their Foster Grandparents
because of all of the good that they do.
Providing a valuable "natural" resource
Foster Grandparents are valuable resources for children and
for their Volunteer Sites. They offer wisdom and the benefit of
their knowledge, various talents, and experience to children
and to the service site. Often a Foster Grandparent fills a void
left in a child's life when his/her own grandparents live at a
distance or are deceased. A Foster "Grandma" or "Grandpa"
gives each special child valuable one-on-one attention,
encouragement, and unconditional love.
Offering themselves in service to Central Minnesota's chil-
dren
Foster Grandparents volunteer throughout the 16 Central
Minnesota counties served by Catholic Charities of the
Diocese of St. Cloud: Benton, Douglas, Grant, Isanti,
Kanabec, Mille Lacs, Morrison, Otter Tail, Pope, Sherburne,
Stearns, Stevens, Todd, Traverse, Wadena, and Wilkin coun-
ties. Children in these counties are waiting for their Foster
Grandparent. There is always a need to register more Foster
Grandparent volunteers and more service sites.
Central Minnesota Foster Grandparent Program
157 Roosevelt Rd, Ste 200, St. Cloud, MN 56301
Ph: 320.229.4587, Ph: 866.895.7992, Fax: 320.253.7464
(763) 262-8000
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Catholic Charities is a non-profit organization that advances
the charitable and social mission of the Diocese of St. Cloud.
We build communities, promote family life, and enhance
human dignity by providing quality services to meet the phys-
ical, social, emotional and spiritual needs of individuals and
families of all faiths and beliefs.
Senior Dining Sites
Annandale Senior Dining/Meals on Wheels
Annandale City Hall
30 East Cedar Street, Annandale, MN 55302
320-274-3891
Becker Senior Dining/Meals on Wheels
Woodbriar Apartments
12115 Rye Street, Becker, MN 55308
763-261-4466
Buffalo Rancho Grande
1004 Hwy 55 E, Buffalo, MN 55313
763-682-2929
Buffalo Senior Dining
Community Center
206 Central Avenue, Buffalo, MN 55313
763-682-6036
Maple Lake Senior Dining/Meals on Wheels
Maple Manor West Apartments
555 West 2nd Street, Maple Lake, MN 55358
320-963-5771
Monticello Senior Dining
Monticello Senior Center
505 Walnut Street Suite 3, Monticello, MN 55362
763-295-2000
St. Cloud Senior Dining
Whitney Senior Center
1527 Northway Drive, St. Cloud, MN 56303
320-650-3068
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Memorial Day Service. (Photos by Ken Francis.)
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Big Lake & Foley: Coborns.
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THANK YOU SPONSORS: Budweiser, Bernicks Pepsi, Bernatellos Pizza,
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Hello and welcome to Clearwater!
Clearwater is located in the heart of all
the I-94 & Hwy 10 hustle n bustle!
We are perfectly situated between St.
Cloud and Monticello on I-94, and
serve as one of the main veins for
cabin-goers traveling back and forth
from the cities and northern
Minnesota.
Although considered a small city by
population, Clearwater has both terrific people and thriving
businesses. We know that our location makes us truly unique
and a convenient home for residents living here. Also,
because of our unique location, our residents have the oppor-
tunity to send their children to any of the four amazing school
districts that surround our city. St. Cloud, Monticello, Becker
and Annandale give our families many great Pre K-12 options
for our families to choose from.
This year, as the City Council set its goals, we are continuing
to plan for the future development of our 5 city parks with the
use of our half-cent sales tax revenue. New basketball courts,
park pavilion upgrades and new playground equipment are
coming in the near future!
Looking for a place to spend time outdoors?
We have miles of bike and walking paths, tennis and basket-
ball courts, a frisbee golf course and ball fields, and the
Clearwater and Mississippi rivers with some excellent fishing!
I welcome you to come- enjoy our parks, enjoy our rivers,
and see for yourself how pleasant Clearwater can be.
Mayor Edmonson
CITY STAFF:
Financial Officer: Sue Vergin
Deputy Clerk: Deb Petty
Public Works: John Schmidt
Mike Flynn
Duane Christensen
Justin Hirsch
Fire Chief: Doug Nieters
Assistant Fire Chief: Doug Zupan
Website: www.clearwatercity.com
Phone: 320-558-2428
Address: 605 CR 75, P.O. Box 9, Clearwater, MN 55320
Hours: M - Thurs 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday - Closed
City of Clearwater
COUNCILMEMBERS: Chris Ritzer, Mike Ranum, Mayor
Pete Edmonson, Councilmembers Kris Crandall and Cory
Broich. (Photo by Ken Francis.)
Engineering in Civil, Water, Wastewater,
Transportation, Water Resources,
Landscape Architecture and
Surveying Services.
Kevin Bittner, P.E., Principal Engineer 612-270-6926
7533 Sunwood Drive NW, Suite 206, Ramsey, MN 55303
763-433-2851 | www.bolton-menk.com
DESIGNING FOR A BETTER TOMORROW
Mayor and Council
The City Council meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd
Monday of every month at 7 p.m. at City Hall. If the Monday
is a holiday, the meetings will carry over to Tuesday. The meet-
ings are open to the public and everyone is encouraged to
attend.
Giving an old
house new life
By Ken Francis
Staff Writer
Clearwater is rich in history, and one new couple in town is
helping preserve some of that history.
Wally and Diane Eisenschenk purchased the former
Anthony Raw home at 265 Bluff Street. The home was built in
1919.
The Eisenschenks decided to sell their larger home in Cold
Spring and move a bit further east. After looking at other
homes in South St. Cloud, they found the Raw home on
Craigslist last summer.
The woman who owned it was looking for someone who
would respect the oldness of the home, says Diane. She
wanted to be in control of the type of person who would buy
it.
The Eisenschenks were a perfect match. Wally is a skilled
carpenter, cabinet maker and restoration contractor.
When we got the house we just liked it. And it was in good
shape, says Wally. The house isnt curved or bent or bowed
inward or outward. And its all solid oak 2x4 construction. The
guy who built this did it right.
The couple started working on the downstairs first, chang-
ing what was necessary and preserving all the hardwood
floors and original woodwork.
The hallway and two walls in the living room were dark
purple, says Diane. We repainted the walls and got the
floors refinished. We moved in Aug. 30 and by Thanksgiving
we had the living room hallway and dining room redone.
All the original windows are still intact, with what appears
to be original glass. All the old storm windows and screens are
still there, too.
The home has original hardwood floors, oak downstairs and
maple upstairs. Wally decided not do a complete sanding and
refinishing of the old floors.
DIANE EISENSCHENK with a solid oak built-in cor-
ner china cabinet in the dining room, one of the original fea-
tures still intact in the Raw house.
THE EXTERIOR of the former Anthony Raw House at
265 Bluff Street built in 1919.
WALLY EISENSCHENK paints over a new section of
wallboard he installed that now covers an old doorway as
part of a remodeling project. He converted two smaller
rooms into one master bedroom suite. (Photos by Ken
Francis.)
We didnt strip the floors. We cleaned them up and put
polyurethane on them to bring them back to life a bit, he
says. Theres lots of marks that tell different stories about the
house.
The couple decided to remove a wall upstairs to combine
two small rooms into a master bedroom.
Wally will be installing pocket doors on the bathroom
because its narrow width doesnt allow for a swinging door.
Theyre also finding out lots of interesting things while
doing their renovation - like wires in the walls theyve yet to
identify, a heat register behind the kitchen stove and a com-
plete cistern water collection and distribution system in the
attic.
Wally said he discovered that when he went up to take care
of a bat and squirrel problem.
The couple is continuing to work on one section at a time.
Theyll be gutting and remodeling the small kitchen. And at
some point theyll add a regular size garage and connect it to
the house with a walkway.
As you can see weve got plenty of things to do yet, but
were gradually getting there, says Wally. Were basically
putting it back to what we think is pretty much original - other
than a few things to make it more comfortable.
House History
Samuel Whiting, who was an early settler in Clearwater,
was probably the first owner of the lot on Bluff Street. The
property was part of the Clearwater Pulp Company.
The property was transferred from Egbert K. Whiting and
May Hays Whiting, husband and wife, to Anthony Raw,
Village of Clearwater on Sept. 26, 1912.
The 1920 census shows Anthony Raws occupation as hard-
ware merchant. He was part owner with Millard Boddy of
Raw & Boddy Hardware at 435 Main Street.
It is believed the house was built by Steve Schwartz in 1919,
and the Eisenschenks have found that name on the back of
some of the moldings they took down to strip and refinish.
Wally says a member of the Raw family still lived in the
house as late as the 1970s. It has changed hands a few times
since then.
Now its the Eisenschenks turn, and they like the feeling of
the old house.
Its older and it has character, says Wally. I think older
houses have character that the new houses dont have any-
more.
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Wright County Public Health
looks to raise awareness
THE REJOICE LUTHERAN
Church Community Garden,
Clearwater is available for you to
plant and grow your own produce or
to donate your time and effort to help
others. More information on page 29.
THE CLEARWATER
TRAVEL PLAZA held a
raffle drawing to raise
money for the St. Cloud
VA Recreation Dept. at
their Annual Customer and
Employee Appreciation
Patio Party.
Wright County Public Health wants to raise awareness
about the role public health and prevention plays in our lives,
our health and our pocketbook. Because the reality is, poor
health comes at a big price-for all of us. It is often said that
public health is invisible; that most people dont know what
public health is or how it impacts their lives. Do you know
how public health impacts your life right here in Wright
County?
DID YOU KNOW?
If 10% of adults began walking regularly, 5.6 million dol-
lars in heart disease costs could be averted nationally each
year. Wright County Parks System contains miles of beautiful
paved, limestone aggregate and natural surface trails that can
be enjoyed year round. These trails are perfect for bicycling,
rollerblading, jogging and hiking. Did you know cross-coun-
try skiing is available at 4 different park locations and ski
rental is available on Saturday and Sundays at Robert Ney
Regional Park and Nature center? Snowshoeing trails and
sledding hills are also available at a variety of parks. Check
out Wright County Parks at www.co. wright.mn.us where you
will find more information and an interactive map of the
parks system. All of this can be found under the Property,
GIS, Environment, Parks tab. Know your numbers or want to
check your progress? Wright Countys WOW Van provides
low cost cholesterol and diabetes testing/screening. You can
get your blood pressure taken for free by a real nurse (not a
machine.) Plus we have lots of resources, educational materi-
al and encouragement to get you headed in the right direc-
tion. Up to $11.80 in benefits can be gained for every $1
invested in bike and walking trails. States with the highest lev-
els of biking and walking also have the lowest levels of cost-
ly chronic disease, such as high blood pressure, obesity and
diabetes.
DID YOU KNOW?
368 people in Minnesota got into their vehicles last year to
go somewhere and didnt make it, and more than of peo-
ple killed in car crashes were not wearing their seatbelts. Safe
Communities of Wright County is working to prevent car
crashes and the resulting injuries and fatalities. Since its
inception in 1997, it has sponsored innovative traffic safety
initiatives throughout Wright County. These efforts are being
felt by each citizen and driver who passes through Wright
County. The numbers of severe injury and fatal crashes have
dropped over 40% percent since 1997. To find out more
about what this program is doing in Wright County; check out
their web site at www.safe comm.org
DID YOU KNOW?
Motor vehicle-related injuries are the leading cause of
death among U.S. children and 70% of all car seats are
installed incorrectly. Public Healths certified passenger safe-
ty technicians did 197 car seats checks in Wright County last
year. Car seats checks are available by appointment at the
Human Service Center in Buffalo or on the WOW Van. Child
safety seats reduce the risk of death by 71% for infants and by
54% for children ages 1-4 years of age. Every $1 spent on car
seats saves $42 in health care cost due to injury.
DID YOU KNOW?
Obesity in children and teens has nearly tripled since 1980
and fewer than 15% of adults and 10% of children eat the
recommended amount of fruits and vegetable each day. The
Live Wright program is working in our Wright County
schools and has sponsored programs such as School Garden
101 and The Farm to School Curriculum. The mission of
Live Wright is to partner with Wright County citizens to
increase physical activity, healthy eating and reduced tobac-
co use by changing behaviors in the environment where we
live, learn and work. Find out more at www.wrightcountylive
wright.blogspot.com
DID YOU KNOW?
About 42,000 adults and 300 children die every year from
vaccine preventable diseases? The WOW Van Mobile Public
Health Office and Immunization Center, travels to 14 differ-
ent Wright County cities each month. We offer a full range of
immunizations for adults and children that are uninsured or
have no vaccine coverage on their insurance. And for the flu
shot or mist, we accept most insurance. Every $1 spent on
childhood immunizations saves $18.40. DID YOU KNOW?
That if detected early physical and mental developmental
issues can prevent lifelong disabilities. These early interven-
tions save $30,000 to $100,000 per child identified with
issues. Wright County Public Health has a Child and Teen
Check-up program, done by trained Public Health Nurses, are
covered by Medical Assistance or a sliding scale fee. Call
(763)682-7516 for an appointment. DID YOU KNOW?
1 out of every 3 adults ages 65 and older experience a fall.
If we could prevent just of those falls, 15 billion dollars in
health care cost could be saved. Wright County Public Health
offers Senior Home Safety Resources and 60 Plus and Healthy
clinics. www.seniorresource.com/Senior_Home_Safety_
Checklist.htm
DID YOU KNOW?
Wright County has an Emergency Preparedness Team. This
multi-disciplinary team of individuals from all over the coun-
ty participates in continual training and drills in preparation
for potential disasters and emergencies. This makes Wright
County less vulnerable and more prepared for any type of sit-
uation that may come our way. Visit www.ready.gov to find
out what you can do to be prepared too.
DID YOU KNOW?
Radon is the #1 cause of lung cancer for non-smokers and
1 in 3 Minnesota homes has an elevated radon level. Radon
Test Kits and information are available on the WOW Van. The
cost is $6 for the short-term test and $12 for the long term test.
Good health doesnt just happen by chance. Good health is
shaped and nurtured. Its connected to the environments in
which we live, work and play. Its tied to the resources avail-
able in our communities. For example, while diabetes and
obesity can be treated inside a doctors office, the costly and
preventable conditions wont be solved there. Tackling obesi-
ty will take widening access to affordable healthy foods; put-
ting opportunities for physical activity back into our commu-
nities through smarter transportation and land use planning;
educating the public on nutrition; working with industry,
schools and employers on common solutions; and collecting
data to see what works. These are the roles of public health.
In our neighborhoods, workplaces and schools, were asking
people to spread the word about the value of investing in pub-
lic health. Please check out our website at
www.co.wright.mn.us for a schedule of our WOW Van loca-
tions and hours or call us at 763-682-7717 or 1-800-362-
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CLEAR LAKE CITY COUNCIL, Jim Stevenson,
Claudia Page, Nikki Winkelman, Tim Goenner and Robert
Arnold.
City of Clear Lake
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
Mayor: Tim Goenner
Council Members:
Robert Arnold Claudia Page
Jim Stevenson Nikki Winkelman
CITY STAFF
City Clerk/Administrator: Kari Mechtel
Finance Director: (contracted services) Victoria Holthaus
Public Works Supervisor: Nathan Mechtel
Part time Maintenance Staff: Dustin Luhning
City Council meetings are held on the first Monday of every
month at 7 p.m. The meetings are open to the public and
everyone is encouraged to attend. Meeting location is 7684
1st Ave West.
CLEAR LAKE CITY HALL
7684 1st Ave. West, P.O. Box 298, Clear Lake 55319
City Hall hours of operation - Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 - 4 p.m.
Phone: 320-743-3111 Fax: 320-743-4307
Email: cityofclearlake@frontiernet.net
Website: www.clearlakemn.govoffice2.com
On behalf of the City of Clear Lake, it is my pleasure to wel-
come you.
The citizens of Clear Lake have a great deal of pride in their
city. Clear Lake has a thriving business community, and beau-
tiful residential areas. I am also proud of our residents; cause
with great residents comes a great community to live in.
Our small community has the potential to grow in either
direction, so with the help of residents and city staff we can
work together to make our small community a bigger one.
The City of Clear Lake is also proud of our local Fire
Department; it currently serves the City of Clear Lake and
Clear Lake and Palmer Townships. The department is staffed
with 30 fully trained firefighters/first responders.
History Tidbit The Fire Department was established one
year prior to the Village of Clear Lake being established. That
just shows how important fire and medical protection is to us
as our demands increase. We thank them for all their hard
work and compassion.
As a lifelong resident of Clear Lake, I am excited to work
closely with my fellow council members and city staff to see
that the City of Clear Lake can continue making Clear Lake a
great place to live.
Mayor Tim Goenner
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Goenner Park - The City of Clear Lake rents out Goenner
Pavilion and the City Hall for private parties, please contact
City Hall for details.
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CLEARWATER ORGANIZATIONS
Clear Valley Business Connections:
Meeting the 2nd Thursday each month at 7:30 a.m.
at Rejoice Lutheran Church.
Ryan Pridgeon, President, 320-558-9200
Clearvalleybc@gmail.com
Clearwater American Legion Post 232 and Auxiliary:
505 Pine St, Clearwater MN
Tel: (320) 558-6627
www.clearwateramericanlegionpost323.org
Clearwater Community Choir:
A non-audition choir. Everyone is welcome.
Contact Carol Mason 612-812-8065
Clearwater Fire and Rescue Auxiliary:
The Clearwater Fire & Rescue Auxiliary is made up of the
spouses or significant others of the Clearwater Fire
Department Firefighters. Meetings are held the first Monday of
every even month.
President Abbie Broich 320-309-7825
Community Organization
HOURS: M - F: 8am-7pm; Sat 8am-5pm; Sun 11am-3pm
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Clearwater Heritage Days:
Aug. 2 - 3, 2013 www.clearwaterheritagedays.org
info@clearwaterheritagedays.com
Clearwater History Club:
The Clearwater History group was formed spring of 2012,
and meets monthly, April through August. They meet the
third Thursday of the month at Rejoice Lutheran Church,
and Sept. - March, they meet the third Saturday at Rejoice.
If you want to learn more about the history of your
community including the City of Clearwater, Lynden
Township and Clearwater Township, you are encouraged
to attend. Check out the website at
www.clear waterhistory.org or questions can be
emailed to clear waterhistory@yahoo.com
Contacts are Elaine Pauman 320-558-6697
or Karolyn Boucher 320-293-2242.
Clearwater Masonic Lodge No. 28:
205 Oak Street, Clearwater MN
Meeting Time: 7:30 p.m.
1st & 3rd Saturdays (Sept-June)
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Community Organization
Cloverleaf Chapter 128 Order of the Eastern Star of MN:
205 Oak Street, Clearwater MN
Meeting Time: 7:30 p.m., 2nd & 4th Wed.
(excluding Jan. & Feb.)
Legion Riders:
Meeting is 2nd Tuesday every month at 6:30 p.m.
Clearwater American Legion/Clearwater
www.clearwaterlegionriders323.org
Lions Club of Clearwater:
P.O. Box 231, Clearwater, MN 55320
President: Ken Gohman
Meeting 2nd and 4th Tuesdays 8 p.m.
Clearwater Lions Community Building
Clearwater Lions supports community actives and
organizations, we help improve the quality of life in
Clearwater and surrounding area by: sponsoring
Clearwater/Clear Lakearea food shelf, fire/rescue
andcamp friendshipLions pavilion park/playground.
Our club was chartered in November 1978,
and we are 49+ members strong!
More information at: www.clearwaterlionsmn.org
Rejoice Community Garden, Clearwater:
The Community Garden is available for you to plant and
grow your own produce or to donate your time and effort
to help others. Each year the Rejoice Community Garden
produces over a ton of produce which is given to the local
Food Shelf or sold and the money given to the local Food
Shelf. Rejoice Community Garden holds work days Wed
evenings beginning at 5:30 p.m. and Sat mornings,
beginning at 9 am. Or you can help out whenever it fits
your schedule. We also pick produce for the Clearwater
Food Shelf Tues. mornings, beginning at 7:30 am. Open to
any person in our community. For more information visit
the Rejoice website at: www.rejoicelutheranchurch.org and
click on the Participate in Mission link.
Silver Bullet Saddle Club:
P.O. Box 399, Clearwater, MN 55320
CLEAR LAKE ORGANIZATIONS
Clear Lake Lions:
P.O. Box 127, Clear Lake, MN 55319
Meeting on 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m.,
at Palmer Township Hall, 4180 105th Ave., Clear Lake
The Clear lake Lions Club was formed in 1973 by 26
community oriented individuals. Today, the Clear Lake
Lions Club is a local community service organization whose
members are part of The International Association of Lions
Clubs, the largest service organization in the world. The
Lions motto is We Serve. Our mission is to serve the needs
of our local community through several volunteer projects.
Our biggest annual fund raising projects are the Chicken
and Corn Barbecue, held on the second Sunday in August
and two fish fries held every spring. Please contact any
Lions member or one of the officers listed on our web site.
www.clearlakelionsmn.org
Clear Lake Lioness:
The Clear Lake Lioness is a non-profit organization of
women who support the people of the local area. Our
goals include community benefit by aid to the ill, handi-
capped and financially stressed. We have monthly meetings
from March thru November.
For more information please call 320-743-3534.
Childcare/School Directory
Annandale Independent School Dist. 876
www.Annandale.k12.mn.us
125 Cherry Ave N, Annandale
320-274-5602
Clearview Elementary School
www.isd742.org
7310 Highway 24, Clear Lake, MN 55319
320-743-2241 Clearview@isd742.org
Principal - Sheri Rutar
St. Cloud Area School District 742
www.isd742.org
1000 44th Ave N, Suite 100
St. Cloud, MN 56303
320-253-9333 info@isd742.org
Clearview Kidstop - (School age Childcare K-6)
www.bgcmn.org
7310 Highway 24, Clear Lake, MN 55319
320-743-2243
KIDSTOP is a school-age child care program for K-6 located
at 14 schools in the St. Cloud, Sauk Rapids-Rice, Sartell-St.
Stephen and ROCORI school districts. Kids love KIDSTOP
because they have so many activities to choose from, includ-
ing Power Hour homework help, computer access, gym activ-
ities, outdoor games, arts and crafts or just hanging out with
friends. Parents love it because they know their kids are in the
hands of youth guidance professionals who really care about
them. KIDSTOP provides a way for parents to give their kids
a quality before- and after-school experience at an affordable
price. KIDSTOP gives kids daily opportunities that parents
know are vital for their child's healthy growth.
All of these services stem from the Boys & Girls Club's five
core program areas:
Character & Leadership Development
Education and Career Development
Health & Life Skills
The Arts
Sports, Fitness & Recreation
LICENSED DAYCARES - For a list of licensed daycare
providers, please use these resources:
Sherburne County
contact Social Services 1-800-433-5239
www.co.sherburne.mn.us/socialservices
Wright County
contact the Resource & Referral Service 1-866-511-2244
www.co.wright.mn.us/department/humanservices/
provider.asp
Stearns County
contact Human Services 320-656-6000 or use the daycare
locator at:
www.co.stearns.mn.us/onlineservices/daycaresearch
(Right) ANTI-DRUG POSTER WINNERS. A group of
18 Clearview Elementary School students won ribbons and
cash awards for their entries in the Clearwater Lioness' Anti-
Drug Poster Competition for 2013. Shown here are: 1st.
Grade: Taryn H.; Jozie A.; Lauren R. 2nd. Grade: Abby W.;
Isabella C.; Natalie L. 3rd. Grade: Sabastian P.; Aubree L.;
Ellie O. 4th Grade: Elizabeth A.; Alex J.; Morgan N. 5th
Grade: Torie P. and Madeline A. 6th Grade: Madison L.;
Maggie S., and Erik M. 5th grader Calyn R. was absent. Also
shown is Mary Abraham, representing the Clearwater
Lioness Club.
WORKOUT FUNDRAISER. Clearview Elementary
School P.E. instructor George Bienusa explained the various
physical exercises they would be doing as the participated in
"Jump Rope for Heart" day at Clearview school.
Jennifer Edwards
Staff Writer
The Clearview Elementary Spanish Emersion School
Student Council won the National Association of Elementary
School Principals National Honor Student Council Award this
year for all their hard work in the school and the community.
The students meet every other week (Academics come
first, said Nigel), to plan their projects and report on what
they have accomplished. The meetings are student-led and
they have to follow their by-laws.
I like to be in student council because we get to do special
jobs, said Kellan, a student council member.
And there are plenty of jobs to go round. Events planned and
sponsored by the Clearview Student Council include raising
1,172 pounds for the Clearwater Food Shelf and providing
treats for all the students once they reached the 2,000 item
mark.
Calyn said she especially enjoys the Veterans Day Program.
The students helped with set-up for the event and served
brunch.
We gave them all gifts we had made, said Calyn. This
year we painted words on rock paperweights.
For Priya and Kaitlyn, working at the food shelf and collect-
ing all the food was the best thing they did.
It was fun to be able to count all the items as they came
in, said Priya. And trying to lift the heavy boxes.
We made a big thermometer on the wall so we could track
our progress until we got to our goal, Kaitlyn said.
Jake and Nigel said their favorite thing to do is work at the
school store, which is run entirely by the students. The stu-
dents have a budget and they are the ones who choose the
inventory for the store.
We sell school supplies and trinkets every Friday, said
Jake. A lot of people come and buy things.
The students serve their customers, count the money and
keep track of their inventory. Sixty percent of the profits the
students make from the store is donated to help local families
Clearview Continued On Page 28
CLEARVIEW STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS work hard in the school and in the community. Pictured above are
Kaitlyn, Priya, Sophie, Nigel, Kellan, Rayna. Anna, Calyn and Jake. (Photo by Jennifer Edwards).
Clearview student council
claims national principals award
in need.
Another 20% is donated to a charitable organization such
as the Salvation Army or the veterans. Ten percent is used to
purchase a treat for the students and the remaining 10 percent
is kept for start-up at the beginning of the next school year.
The needy families are determined by the school social work-
ers.
The students also sometimes hold special fund raisers.
We had a sale of duct tape items to help a disabled student
go on field trips, said Sophie.
The student council wrote a youth resources grant and used
the money to purchase fleece for blankets and pillows. They
also purchased, socks, sweat pants and underwear for the
nurses office, items which get used up pretty quickly each
year.
Last year, the students donated 22 fleece blankets and 15
pillows they had made to the St. Cloud Veterans
Administration. This year, the students made 14 blankets with
the grant money.
Six of the blankets are kept at school and given to students
when they get very ill to let them know their friends are think-
ing about them. The other eight blankets were donated to the
Salvation Army.
The student council organized a fund-raising event for the
American Red Cross to help the people dealing with the
effects of Hurricane Sandy.
The Red Cross came and gave us a presentation about
what they do and how our money helped, said Priya.
The students also write articles for the student newspaper,
The View about school activities. They help promote special
events, such as Veterans Day, American Education Week and
Staff Appreciation Week. They help promote school pride by
hosting Spirit Week and they hold special dress-up days, like
mismatch day or hat day.
The Clearview Student Council students run and judge the
Clean Sweep awards, which recognizes and rewards the
students efforts to promote pride in the school and keep it
clean.
We look for the cleanest classroom, said Kaitlyn. If the
classroom is carpeted, we look for pieces of paper on the
floor.
The winning class gets a fancy breakfast, said Anna.
Among their upcoming events, the student council is host-
ing a talent show at the end of May to recognize their
achievements in the school and in the community, said
Rayna.
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RECYCLING/REFUSE
All recycling can be combined in the same container. Please do not
overfill your trash can, the lid should be closed. If you need to
increase/decrease the size of your can please call city hall.
Additional garbage tags are also available at city hall for $3.50 for a
30# bag of trash.
WINTER PARKING AND SNOW REMOVAL
According to the snow removal policy, the City of Clearwater will
remove snow from City streets after 2 inches or more have accumu-
lated. ALL vehicles need to be off the streets. Vehicles that are not
moved will be towed away at the residents expense. It is the respon-
sibility of the owner or occupant of any property adjacent to a pub-
lic sidewalk to clear it within 24 hours after the snow fall. If you
notice the fiberglass marker that extends up from the hydrant is miss-
ing, please contact City Hall so it may be replaced.
SUMMER SPRINKLING/WATER USE
Effective June 1st. August 31st the city recognizes the odd/even
watering ban. If your house number is an odd number you can run
your sprinklers on the odd days of the month, an even house num-
ber on the even days of the month. There are NOT summer sprin-
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By Ken Francis
Staff Writer
There are lots of community organizations in the
Clearwater area, and each does its best to help others in its
own way.
One of those organizations is the Clearwater Fire & Rescue
Auxiliary, a non-profit group which has been around for more
than 20 years.
The Auxiliary is unique in the sense that members dont
sign up for the group, but are automatically inducted.
Technically, no one has to join, says Auxiliary president
Abby Broich, wife of firefighter Cory Broich. Its the wives
and significant others of the fire department.
Every year, the Auxiliary puts on a number of community
events, such as the community Easter egg hunt. Its usually
held in one of the citys parks. But this year, because of snow-
cover, the hunt was held at the fire hall, where there were also
prizes for the winners.
The Auxiliary also sponsors the fire open house each
October in recognition of National Fire Prevention Week.
They supply the food, drink, prizes and fun & games for the
kids.
In the summer, the Auxiliary holds the firemens picnic.
Its just for fire families, says Broich, in appreciation of
everything they do for the community throughout the year.
Santa on the fire truck is another event the Auxiliary spon-
sors every first Sunday in December. Kids get bags of treats
and the department collects food for the food shelf.
The Auxiliary hold its big golf outing fundraiser each sum-
mer at Eagle Trace.
We do it to raise funds for prizes, eggs and candy for the
easter egg hunt, food and prizes for the open house, says
Broich.
The Auxiliary may be getting involved in the Heritage
Festival this year, but it is not definite yet.
In addition to community events, one of the Auxiliarys
functions is to support the firefighters on the job. Sometimes
they use funds to purchase small pieces of equipment. But
they are often on-site during a fire call.
When theres a fire, one of the other jobs we do regularly
is have beverages and water out, no matter when it is, says
Broich. We do a call-around tree to see who is available and
then decide what were going to bring. When its cold we
need hot beverages out there right away.
The Auxiliary holds meetings every two months to go over
finances, set up fundraisers and plan future events.
In addition to Broich, the president, other officers are Heidi
Boon vice president, Lisa Pridgeon secretary and Sandee
Verootis treasurer.
MEMBERS OF THE CLEARWATER Fire & Rescue
Auxiliary include (front, from right) Lisa Pridgeon, Megan
Eldred, Abby Broich, Kelli Sims, Angie Zupan, (back) Brooke
Ziwicki, Kim Neubert, Heidi Boon, Molly Wiemann and
Megan Wandersee. (Not shown) Sandee Verootis, Christine
Sylvester, Beth Hemming, Sara Miller, Amya Kunkel, Denise
Blake, Nancy Keller, Tracy Jacobs, Cindy Ritzer, Paula Ziehl,
Sarah Nieters, Stephanie Schmidt, Sarah Hanebuth and Sara
Puringer. (Photo by Ken Francis.)
CLEARWATER FIRE DAYS. (Photo by Ken Francis.)
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County Information
Sherburne County
Government Center:
13880 Highway 10
Elk River, MN 55330-4601
763-765-3000
1-800-433-5228
www.co.sherburne.mn.us
Sherburne County Sheriff non-emergency number:
763-765-3500
1-800-433-5245
Veterans Services:
763-765-3100
1-800-433-5243
Stearns County
Government Center:
705 Courthouse Square
St. Cloud, MN 56303-4701
320-656-3600
www.co.stearns.mn.us
Stearns County Sheriff non-emergency number:
320-259-3700
Wright County
Government Center:
10 2nd Street N.W., Buffalo, MN 55313
763-682-3900
1-800-362-3667
www.co.wright.mn.us
Wright County Sheriff non-emergency number:
763-682-7620
Veterans Services:
763-682-7325
Hours: Mon-Fri: 8am - 5:30pm, Sat, 8am - Noon
905 State Hwy. 24 Clearwater 558-2061
Clearwater
TIRE & AUTO
We Will MEET or BEAT ANY
Competitors Price on Comparable Services
Great Prices & Warranties on ALL Tires.
Serving the Clearwater Area for 21 Years!
T & R Meat Processing, LLC
Custom Processing & Sausage Making
ALSO
Venison Processing
& Sausage
Steaks Pork Chops
Retail
Hours: Mon-Fri: 8am 5pm; Sat: 8am-1pm
105 Pine St., Clearwater, MN 55320
320-558-6390
Clearwater
RENTAL CENTER
20075 Edison Circle, Clearwater
320-558-2121
Hours M-F 8am-5pm; Sat 7:30am-4pm, Sun 10am-11am
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Fire Departments
CLEAR LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Clear Lake Fire Department established in 1899
Located at 8670 1st Ave West 320-743-5638
Clear Lake Fire Department operates also out of our Station
2 located in Palmer MN. Having this second station allows
us to provide faster coverage to all of our coverage area.
Members: John Ebertowski, Charlie Gammon, Troy Goenner,
Paul Hans - Captain, Ross Imholte, Regan Johnson, Colleen
Knafla, Chad Koren, Ronald Koren - Fire Chief, Ryan Leaders,
Jill Lietha, Kevin Lietha - Captain, Matthew Lunser -
Lieutenant, Travis Malikowski, Wayne Marklowitz -
Lieutenant, Chad McKay - Captain, Kari Mechtel - Secretary,
Nathan Mechtel - Captain, Craig Miller - Assistant Chief,
Chad Nelson, Ryan Peterson, Steven Schrader - Assistant
Chief, Barry Schuldt - Captain, Daniel Smith, Jim Stevenson,
Steve Warren - Assistant Chief, Brandon Weis, Nikki
Winkelman, Stephen Winkleman.
CLEARWATER DEPARTMENT
The Clearwater Fire & Rescue Mission Statement
The purpose of the Clearwater Fire & Rescue Department is to
protect lives and property of all residents and businesses in
our service area.
The following goals are set forth:
To provide the highest level of fire & rescue protection with
maximum efficiency within the limits of existing resources.
To provide 24 hours a day protection from the devastation fire,
medical and other emergencies.
To never sacrifice the safety of the department members.
To maintain a high standard of training and education for the
department and the community.
To promote teamwork, loyalty and respect within the depart-
ment and the community.
To be dedicated to the preservation of the historical and natu-
ral beauty of our community.
Clearwater Fire & Rescue pledges to provide these services to
the best of its ability and in a professional manner at all times.
Members: Chief Doug Nieters; Asst. Chief Doug Zupan;
Captain's Greg Verootis, Scott Ziehl; Lieutenant's Zack Blake,
Allan Jacobs, Ryan Pridgeon, Nick Eldred; Fire Marshall Brian
Kunkel; Secretary Chad Sylvester; Firefighter's Cory Broich,
Jayson Boon, Brandon Hanebuth, Cori Hemming, Mike Keller,
James Kirchenbauer, Patti Maile, Missie Meemken, Travis
Miller, Matt Mooney, Joshua Neubert, Jim Repke, Chris Ritzer,
John Schmidt, Ryan Sims, Jim Wandersee, Josh Wiemann and
Scott Ziwicki.
Clearwater Heritage Days Parade
Clear Lake Fire Department 2013
Clearwater Fire Department 2013
Clinics/Hospitals
Clearwater Medical Clinic:
615 Nelson Drive, Clearwater, MN 55320
(320) 558-2293
CentraCare Monticello Hospital:
1013 Hart Boulevard, Monticello, MN 55362
(763) 295-2945
www.centracare.com
St. Cloud Hospital:
1406 Sixth Avenue N, St. Cloud, MN 56303
(320) 251-2700
www.centracare.com
Our Focus: Your Family
At Clearwater Clinic, your family practice physician
is your partner. So at every visit, youll see the same
doctor who understands you and your family.
Clearwater Clinic 558-2293
615 Nelson Drive
StCloudMedical.com
Acute Care
Acupuncture
General Practice
Prevention
Rehabilitation
Auto Injuries
Work Injuries
Sports Injuries
~Now Offering
Massage Therapy
DR. ERON L. BORDSON
Doctor of Chiropractic
935 Clearwater Center
Located behind Keiths Kettle
320.558.6772
HOURS: Mon-8am-6pm, Tues-1pm-6pm, Wed-8am-5pm,
Thurs-8am-Noon, Fri-8am-5pm, Sat-By Appointment
Clearwater Shopping Center
Mon.- Fri. - 8:30 am to 5 pm
558-9403
DR. LYNETTE CATAPANO
Eye Exams Glasses Repairs
Contact Lenses
All new digital lenses by
Clearview
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DENTAL ASSOCIATES
Member of
American
Academy of
Dental Group
Practice
Jeff Flemming, DDS
Brent Deragisch, DDS
935 Clearwater Professional Building
(320) 558-2201
Tues: 10:30 - 6:30 Wed, Fri: 8:30-430,
ALSO: 1500 Northway Drive, St. Cloud
THERE WERE LOTS of interesting items for sale at
the Grannys Attic flea market at Rejoice Lutheran Church
fall festival. (Photo by Ken Francis.)
Community Events
CLEARWATER
June 6, 7, 8, 2013 - City Wide Garage Sale - Call Clear-
water Tribune 320-558-2037 for more information.
June 9, 2013 - The 60th Annual Clearwater Gathering
Pot Luck: Sunday, at the Clearwater Legion. Registration
at 11 a.m., eat at noon. History program/social time fol-
lowing. www.clearwaterhistory.org
June 12, 2013 - Annual Clearview PTA Golf Tournament
- Eagle Trace Golf Course in Clearwater.
July 14 - 18, 2013 - Rejoice Lutheran Church Day
Camp. 320-558-6851 for details.
July 28 - Aug 1, 2013 - Rejoice Lutheran Church
Vacation Bible School. 320-558-6851
August 2 and 3, 2013 - Clearwater Heritage Days -
www.clearwaterheritagedays.com
Aug 4 - 8, 2013 - The Church of St. Luke Vacation Bible
School, 6-8:30pm each day. Contact the church at 320-
558-2124 for details.
August 16, 17, 18, 2013 - 34th Annual Clearwater
Rodeo - Presented by the Silver Bullet Saddle Club at the
Clearwater Rodeo grounds.
August 25, 2013 - Church of St. Luke's Parish Festival.
10 a.m. Mass and festival going to 5 p.m. Contact the
parish office for more details.
320-558-2124.
September 21, 2013 - Fire Auxiliary golf event - Sat. at
Eagle Trace. 4 person scramble. Call Abby Broich for
details 320-309-7825.
September 28, 2013 - Rejoice Lutheran Church Lutefisk
and Swedish Meatball Dinner Fall Festival. Watch for
more details or call 320-558-6851.
October 5, 2013 - Clearwater Fire Department Open
House: Sat. from 9 a.m. to noon.
Dec. 1, 2013 - Santa on the fire truck. Clearwater Fire
Auxiliary.
April 6, 2014 - Clearwater Community Choir Spring
Concert - Sunday, at Rejoice Church 4 p.m.
CLEAR LAKE
July 27, 2013 - Clear Lake Firefighters Dance -
fireworks, Diamond Back, food and fun.
August 11, 2013 - Clear Lake Lions Chicken & Corn
BBQ at Goenner Park.
October 5, 2013 - Clear Lake Fire Department Open
House.
LOCAL AREA EVENTS
July 31 - Aug 4, 2013 - Wright County Fair -
Howard Lake, MN www.wrightcountyfair.org
September 7, 2013 - Palmer Day - Always the Sat. after
Labor Day.
ST. LUKES FALL FESTIVAL 2012
ST. LUKES FALL FESTIVAL is a day spent enjoying
food, fun and musical entertainment. (Photo by Ken Francis.)
Township Information
CLEAR LAKE TOWNSHIP:
Township Hall 8580 Main Ave., Clear Lake
email: clearlaketwp@frontier.net
website: www.ClearLakeTownship.org
Township Supervisors:
Lloyd Stimmler - 320-761-5793
Joe Goenner - 743-2306
Gary Gray - 743-2893
Township Clerk:
Mary Mathison - 320-282-1920
Township Treasurer:
Paul Goenner - 743-2063
Deputy Clerk:
Barb J. Hartkopf - 320-224-2181
CLEARWATER TOWNSHIP:
Township Hall 15015 Hwy 24, Clearwater
320-558-4011
email: clearwatertwp@frontiernet.net
website: www.clearwatertownship.org
Officers:
Daniel Mol, Chairman - 320-558-2863
Bruce Sobotta - 320-558-2849
David Nelson - 320-558-6333
Clerk: Jean Just 320-558-4011
Treasurer: Kristin Helwig 320-274-8118
BRIGGS LAKE CHAIN ASSOCIATION:
Website: briggslakechainassociation.com
LYNDEN TOWNSHIP:
Township Hall 21367 Co. Rd. 44, Clearwater
320-558-6610 hours by appointment only
website: www.lyndentownship.org
Township Supervisors
Anne Ackerman - 320-558-2140
Jerry Finch - 320-558-6634
Dave Johnson - 320-558-4649
Township Clerk
Jenny Schmidt - 320-774-8507
Township Treasurer
Karen Weeres - 320-558-2136
PALMER TOWNSHIP:
Township Hall Cty 6 and 42nd Street
743-2100
email: palmertwp@mywdo.com
Township Supervisors:
Mike Ganz - 743-3479
Richard Larson - 743-2800
Steve Demeules - 743-4749
Township Clerk:
Kathryn Miller - 743-3541
Township Treasurer:
Roger Johnson - 743-2792
Palmer Park Pavilion Rental Information, call the Township Hall
Annandale 320-274-8216
Clearwater 320-558-2271
www.annabank.com
320-558-3000
www.franklinoutdoor.com
845 Hwy 24, Clearwater
(Next to Coborns)
320-558-9901
ADVERTISING BANKING/FINANCE AUTO/TRUCK
Clearwater
TIRE & AUTO
905 Hwy. 24, Clearwater
320-558-2061
CLEARWATER
TRUCK CENTER
320-558-6565
1-800-422-1491
www.clearwatertruckcenter.com
Becker 763-261-4200
Clear Lake 320-743-2213
Princeton 763-389-4099
www.sherburnestatebank.com
APARTMENTS
Cedar Ridge
Apartments
Clearwater
(320) 250-5575
Park Lane
Apartments
BUFFALO
763-951-7803
ARTS
CMAB
Central MN Arts Board
centralmnartsboard.org
866-345-7140
Advertiser Directory
DR. ERON L. BORDSON
935 Clearwater Center, Clearwater
320.558.6772
1155 Cty. Rd. 75, Clearwater
320-558-6851
340 South Walnut, Clearwater
320-558-6300 866-647-6300
www.nowitconnects.com
Hwy 24, Clear Lake
www.mcdonaldsmeats.com
320-743-2311
T & R Meat
Processing, LLC
105 Pine St., Clearwater
320-558-6390
EYE CLINIC
BUTCHER SHOP
COMMUNICATIONS
CHIROPRACTOR
CHURCH
Eagle Trace
Event Venue
1100 Main St., Clearwater
320-558-4653
www.eagletracegolf.com
BANQUET HALL
Shock City Cellular
950 Hwy 24 - at the Clearwater
Travel Plaza, Clearwater, MN
320-293-1890
ENGINEERING
Clearwater EDA
320-558-2428
Bolton & Menk
Consulting Engineers & Surveyors
Brad DeWolf, P.E., 612-756-1032
Kevin Bittner, P.E., 612-270-6926
www.bolton-menk.com
Church of St. Luke
17545 Huber Ave. NW
Clearwater, MN 55320
320-558-2124
www.churchofstlukes.com
DR. LYNETTE CATAPANO
Clearwater Shopping Center
558-9403
Clearview
Eye Clinic
FINANCE
558-9200
clearvalleybc@gmail.com
630 CR 75, Clearwater
320-558-6323
HARDWARE
705 Co. Rd 75, Clearwater
320-558-2251
GROCERY
Central MN Law
12390 Sherburne Ave.
Becker, MN 55308
763.262.2010
www.centralminnesotalaw.com
LAW
Bogart Pederson & Assoc.
Becker: 763-262-8822 or
888-210-8301
Maple Lake: 320-963-6900
www.bogart-pederson.com
BUSINESS ORG.
Clearwater Laser
Etching LLC
320-558-9200
www.clearwaterlaser.com
Merit Drywall
www.meritdrywall.com
exit 183 on I-94
763-878-2795
Schlenner Wenner & Co.
Monticello Maple Lake St. Cloud
Albany Little Falls
www.swcocpas.com
763-295-5070
CAMPGROUNDS
St. Cloud/Clearwater
RV Park
2454 County Road 143, Clearwater
320-558-2876
www.time2camp.com
Travelers Country Club
ON THE MISSISSIPPI
320-743-3133
11290 80th Ave SE, Clear Lake
www.travelerscconmiss.com
Phone: 320-558-2221
Reservation Phone: 888-315-2378
www.americasbestvalueinn.com
945 State Hwy 24
I-94 & Hwy 24
Clearwater MN
HOTEL
(320) 743-3384
On Sherburne CR 8, E. of Hwy 24
www.graysonsberryland.com
BERRY PICKING
LUMBER
(320) 558-3333
1-866-558-3331
17383 Co. Rd. 75 NW, Clearwater
ETCHING
DRYWALL
320-743-5540
www.brickyardbarandgrill.net
Hwy 10 &
Center St.,
Clear Lake
CLEARWATER
RODEO
320-743-4618
I-94 & Hwy 24, Clearwater
320-558-2261
www.clearwatertravelplaza.com
320-558-2199
1100 Main St., Clearwater
www.EagleTraceGolf.com
EAGLE TRACE
GOLF & EVENT CENTER
320-558-4653
945 State
Hwy 24
Clearwater
Kelner Animal Hospital
Dr. Vicki Kelner & Staff
320-558-2531
615 Clearwater Shopping Center
Clearwater
DENTAL CLINIC
Jeff Flemming, DDS
Brent Deragisch, DDS
935 Clearwater Professional Building
320-558-2201
763-295-4051
www.centracare.com
MEDICAL/DENTAL RESTAURANTS RECREATION
REAL ESTATE
RETIREMENT
VET CLINIC
615 Nelson Drive, Clearwater
320-558-2293
TAX/ACCOUNTING
CLEARWATER TAX &
ACCOUNTING SERVICE
L.L.C.
935 Clearwater Center
(320) 558-6800
Gary Dagner
Realtor, GRI
320-309-1739
www.oakrealtymn.com
D&L Taco Gringo
800 Nelson Drive
320-558-4016
www.DLTacoGringo.com
Clear Waters
Outfitting Company
100 Pine Street,Clearwater
320-558-8123
WWW.CWOUTFITTING.COM
www.toplastics.com
830 Co. Rd 75. Clearwater
320.558.2407
MANUFACTURING
clearwatertribune.net
558-2037
Susan Nagorski
NEWSPAPER
ANCHOR
DOCK & LIFT
Hwy 55 Annandale
320-274-6500
www.anchor-dock.com
C L E A R W A T E R
AMERICAN LEGION
320-558-6627
505 PINE ST, CLEARWATER
www.clearwateramerican
legionpost323.org
ST CLOUD
MEDICAL
GROUP PA
Clearwater
Rental Center
20075 Edison Circle, Clearwater
320-558-2121
RENTAL
Clearwater
Heritage Days
AUGUST 2
nd
& 3
rd
www.ClearwaterHeritageDays.com
Jeff Nagorski
www.MNsota.com
763-234-5000
LIBERTY TAX SERVICE
141 E. Broadway, Monticello
763-295-4888
11853 Freeport St., Elk River
763-515-1521
SUBWAY
(Drive Thru)
915 Hwy 24
Clearwater, MN
Z MARINE
2238 196th St. East
Clearwater
320-558-9422
Shepherd of Grace
Senior Community
(763) 262-8000
11175 27
TH
Ave. SE Becker
www.goodshepherdcampus.org
Better Homes & Gardens
REAL ESTATE
All Seasons
612-219-8124
www.StanandWanda.com
SAND & GRAVEL
Sand & Gravel
320-558-9299
Hwy 24, Clear Lake, MN www.mcdonaldsmeats.com
(320) 743-2311
Grand
Champion Bacon
Homemade
Sausages & Ham
25 Varieties
of Jerky
Locally Raised
Beef & Pork
Processing Beef,
Pork & Venison
Same Family, Same Location for 99 Years.
4 Generations of Excellence in Meat Processing.
Travis, Richard & Dave McDonald

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