Greater Mauston Area Chamber of Commerce

March/Apr i l Volume 17 Issue 3

CHAMBER NEWS

Located at

651 N Union St Suite 3

Mauston WI 53948

Phone 608-847-4142

Fax 608-747-2042

E-mail:

chamber@mauston.com

Web Site:

www.mauston.com/chamber

President

Christine Weymouth

School District of Mauston

Vice-President

Sarah Messer

Rudig-Jensen

Treasurer

Board Members

Lori Buesing

Econoprint

Powderkeg Web Design

Kevin Johnson

Woodside Ranch &

Woodside Sports Complex

Veronica Meyer

VA Meyer Reality

Cory Muchow

Hofmeister Insurance

Mary Radl

Alliant Energy

Nancy Santroch

Oak School Amish Shop

Seth Tully

Northwoods Orchard

Executive Director

Mary Hudack I f yo u ha ve s ome ne ws yo u wo u ld l i ke to s ha re wi t h the C o mmun i t y.

P leas e ca l l the C ha mbe r O f f ic e a t 6 08 -847 -4 142 or e ma i l c hambe r@ma us ton . c om

Try to find the number of

hidden Bumblebee

(including this one)

Email the chamber your

answer and receive a

black/white quarter page

FREE

You are one of a kind!

Make today count!!!

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 2

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

In The Spotlight 4

New Chamber Members 5

May BA5 at Timmy’s Time-Out 5

Events Around the Area 6-7

Area Events 8

June BA5 at the Dirty Turtle 9

George Braund Memorial 10

Events Around the Area 12

Mauston Bleacher Engraving Sale 13

Health & Wellness 14

Hatch Public Library 15

Puzzles 17

Necedah Wildlife Refuge 18

Puzzles 22

Raise the Roof 23

CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 2

CALENDAR FOR BUSINESS AFTER 5

MAY 19th ~ Timmy’s Timeout Bar & Grill

JUNE 16th ~ The Dirty Turtle

JULY 21st ~ Portofino Bay

AUGUST 18th ~ At the Fair

SEPTEMBER 21st ~ Shipwreck Bar & Grill

OCTOBER 19th ~ Chamber Office / Block Party

NOVEMBER 16th ~ TBA

DECEMBER 21st ~ Woodside

JANUARY 18th ~ TBA

FEBRUARY 15th ~ TBA

MARCH 16th ~ Randall’s Uptown Bar

APRIL 20th ~ Castle Rock Golf Course

Co-Sponsors are still welcome at anytime.

Networking and Fun!

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 3

In the

Spotlight

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 4

Juneau County S.E.A. of Change

needs your help.

Recycle your plastic

shopping bags

(any color).

Please no food bags.

Drop them off at the Mauston

Chamber Office or Ray’s Shoes.

S.E.A. of Change will be making

sleeping mats and rugs for a

fundraiser.

Crystal and Mea Skiff thanked for their volunteer service by Travis Baumgarten

The staff of Mile Bluff Medical Center would like to recognize and thank Crystal

Skiff and her daughter, Mea, for their volunteer service.

Crystal and Mea have spent the last few years helping to keep the healing garden

at the hospital looking nice. Ruth Martin has also been a big part of the effort to

maintain the garden. “I enjoy spending time with Ruth and my mom in the

garden,” stated Mea. “Sometimes guests will even come and chat with us while

we are working.”

Last summer, Crystal and Mea spent some hot afternoons in the healing garden

pulling weeds, planting flowers and making the area look nice. “It was hard work,

but it’s worth it to know that others are able to enjoy the garden and all of the

beautiful flowers,” commented Crystal.

Besides helping out in the healing garden, Mea

also uses some of her own money to purchase

and donate brand new boxes of crayons and

coloring books to the Acute Care Department at

Mile Bluff. “When kids are in the hospital, there

usually isn’t much for them to do,” said Mea. “I

like knowing that they will at least have some

pictures to color.”

“I am proud of my daughter for her willingness to help others,” added Crystal.

“Even though she is only 11 years old, she enjoys making a difference in the

community.”

If you would like to volunteer at Mile Bluff Medical Center, Mile Bluff Clinic or

Terrace Heights Retirement Community in Mauston, contact Reverend Fairchild

at 608-847-1285. For opportunities at Crest View Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

in New Lisbon, contact Lorraine Anderson at 608-562-3667. If you would like to

donate some time at Fair View Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Mauston, call

Amy Cass at 608-847-1290.

Kolovrat joins Mile Bluff surgical team

Mile Bluff Medical Center is pleased to welcome a new member to the surgical team; Frank Kolovrat, PA-C. Frank is a certified physician assistant (PA-C) who

began providing surgical care to patients in January.

In addition to being a PA-C, Frank also has a doctorate in pharmacology (Pharm.D). With his unique skill-set, Frank looks to bring integrity, compassion and

overall enthusiasm to his role at Mile Bluff. “I have a very strong sense of community and serving the public,” says Frank. “With my pharmacist experience, I

have gained a true sense of what providing high quality healthcare embodies, and how such care profoundly changes people’s lives. Becoming a Pharm.D

complimented my PA-C background, and has given me a strong foundation to make a true difference in my patients’ lives.”

As he begins his new position, Frank is looking forward to joining the Mile Bluff team and learning more about Juneau County. “I was very impressed with Mile

Bluff’s level of integrity in wanting to serve the patients in the community. I love the small intimate location of the hospital and surrounding area. It truly is an

ideal work setting for me.”

Frank’s philosophy of care is reflected in his eagerness to establish a connection with patients. “I act as my patients’ advocate, and I partner with them to meet their healthcare needs in order

to improve their overall health,” explains Frank. “I look forward to making a true difference in my patients’ lives and assisting them in meeting their goals toward wellness.”

Please join Mile Bluff in welcoming Frank to the team!

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 5

Please Welcome Our Newest Chamber Members. Welcome Aboard.

Recruitment

Recruit a new member and receive a $25.00 towards your

Membership or E-newsletter Ad.

Call the Chamber office for more information at 608-847-4142

“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” -Helen Keller

Welcome to the “Greater” Mauston Area Chamber of Commerce

50/50 Raffle.

All proceeds go to

Christmas Lights at

Boorman House

Door Prized Drawing at 6:30pm

Bring your

business

card

Great Food

Door Prizes

Networking

“Business After 5” May 18, 2017

Timmy’s Time-Out

Bar & Grill

522 Gateway Ave

Mauston, WI

547-4455

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 6

Mother’s Day

Hatters Tea Party

&

Jane Weiss Quilt Trunk Show Saturday May 13

1pm

234 W State Street - Mauston

Prizes will be awarded for the

Finest, Most Original, and Most Mad Hats

Cost $10 per person

Please RSVP by May 5 to

reserve your spot

Newsletter deadlines July/August 2017

June 21, 2017

September/October 2017

August 23, 2017

November/December 2017

October 25, 2017

January/February 2018

December 20, 2017

NEW ~ Email ADVERTISING RATES

Full page………………………..$35

Full page w/color……………….$60

One half page…………………..$25

One half page w/color…………$40

One quarter page……………...$15

One quarter page w/color……..$20

Business Card Size………..……$5

Picture/Classified Listing…..……$5

Must be ready artwork as pdf or jpeg.

Call or e-mail the Chamber office

if you’re interested

847-4142

Sizes

Full Page 7.5” x 9”

1/2 Page 7.5” x 4.5”

1/4 Page 3.75” x 4.5”

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 2 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 7

SAVE THE DATE

7TH ANNUAL GOLF OUTING - Call 608-847-1495 for more information. Thursday, August 10 at Castle Rock Golf Course in New Lisbon

10TH ANNUAL WOMEN’S NIGHT OUT - Call 608-847-1495 for more information. Thursday, October 5 at Mauston High School

Mauston Farmers’ Market Juneau County Courthouse Lawn

Starting May 6th ~ Saturdays 7am til Sold

Starting May 9th ~ Tuesdays 2pm-6pm For more information Call 608-847-4142 or Stop by

the Greater Mauston Chamber of Commerce at 651 N Union St.

Greater Mauston Area Events To list your event FREE email it to chamber@mauston.com

Sharing Supper

at

Mauston High School

Commons Area

Doors open at 4:30pm

Serving begins at 5:00pm

Sharing Supper Mission: “To provide a dining experience free of

social or economic barriers to build

community relationships while

nourishing the soul”.

May 25th

June 29th

July 27

August 31st

September 28th

October 26th

Got Time? Check out the

Greater Mauston

Community Calendar on

Mauston.org/Events or Mauston.com

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 8

May

May 2 ~ 1st Tuesday of Farmer’s Market

May 4-7 ~ FFA Plant Sale MHS

May 6 ~ Porkfest at Wisconsin River

Meats

May 6 ~ 1st Saturday of Farmer’s Market

May 11-13 ~ Spring Rummage & Bake

Sale at Mauston United Methodist

Church

May 14 ~ MOTHER’S DAY

May 16 ~ Blood Drive at Mile Bluff

Medical Center 9-2pm

May 18 ~ Mauston’s BA5 at Timmy’s

Timeout Bar & Grill

May 19-21 ~ Camp Douglas Armed

Force Days

May 20 ~ ARMED FORCES DAY

May 20 ~ Wonewoc Old Fashion Days

May 21 ~ Movie at Two Sister Event

Center

May 22 ~ Mauston Lions Meeting at

Mauston Park Oasis at 6pm

May 25 ~ Mauston/Lyndon Station

Sharing Supper

May 29 ~ MEMORIAL DAY

May 31 ~ Elroy Community Supper at

Elroy United Methodist Church

June

Jun 3 ~ Movie in the Park at Riverside

Park at Dusk. Movie to be Announced

Jun 9-10 ~ New Lisbon City Wide

Garage Sales

Jun 10 ~ Young Eagle Day at Mauston/

New Lisbon Airport Reg 8am until 2pm

Jun 10 ~ Muds & Suds at Veterans Park

Grand Stands

Jun 14 ~ FLAG DAY

Jun 15 ~ Mauston Business After 5 at

The Dirty Turtle

Jun 17 ~ Necedah Lion Chicken in the

Park

Jun 18 ~ FATHER’S DAY

Jun 22-25 ~ Elroy Fair

Jun 23-24 ~ Necedah Village Wide

Garage Sales

June 26 ~ Mauston Lions Meeting at

Mauston Park Oasis at 6pm

Jun 27 ~ New Lisbon Community Supper

at Community Center

Jun 28 ~ Elroy Community Supper at

Elroy United Methodist Church

Jun 29 ~ Mauston/Lyndon Station

Sharing Supper

July

Jul 1 ~ Raise the Roof at Riverside Park,

Jul 1 ~ Mauston Firemen’s Chicken

Dinner at Fire Station

Jul 1 ~ Mauston Fireworks at Veterans

Park

July 4 ~ INDEPENDENCE DAY

Jul 7-9 ~ Wa Du Shuda Days New

Lisbon Riverside Park

Jul 14-15 ~ Relay for Life at Mauston

High School Track

Jul 14 ~ FFA Farm Animal Display at

Mauston Courthouse Lawn 10am-2pm

Jul16 ~ Annual 40et8 Chick BBQ New

Lisbon

Jul 20 ~ Mauston Business After 5 at

Portofino Bay

Jul 22 ~ Boat Bash on Castle Rock Lake

Jul 22 ~ Movie in the Park at Riverside

Park. Movie to be announced.

Jul 26~ Elroy Community Supper at

Elroy United Methodist Church

Jul 27 ~ Mauston/Lyndon Station

Sharing Supper

Jul 28-29 ~ Park Fest Lyndon Station

August

Aug 4-5 ~ Mauston City Wide Garage

Sale

Aug 5 ~ Waterfest at Castle Rock Lake

Aug 11 ~ Spaghetti Feed & Speaker at

Assembly of God Church Necedah

Aug 11-12 ~ Village Wide Garage Sales

Camp Douglas

Aug 12 ~ Necedah Lion’s Club Breakfast

Real Freedom 5K Run/Walk

Aug 12 ~ Art in the Park

Aug 12 ~ Movie in the Park

Aug 14-20 ~ Juneau Co Fair

Aug 17 ~ Mauston Business After 5 at

the Fair

Aug 19 ~ Grilled Steak Dinner Camp

Douglas VFW Hall

Aug 19 ~ Movie at the Fair

Aug 20 ~ Summer Parade

Aug 25-27 ~ Huslerfest

Aug 31 ~ Mauston/Lyndon Station

Sharing Supper

September

Sept 2 ~ Mauston/New Lisbon EEA Fly-

in/ Drive In

Sept 4 ~ Labor Day

Sept 7-9 ~ Mauston United Methodist

Church Rummage & Bake Sale

Sept 9 ~ Apple Dumpling Day in Elroy

Sept 9 ~ Juneau County Suicide

Prevention Walk Location TBA

Sept 10 ~ St Pat’s Festival

Sept 11 ~ Patriot Day

Sept 19 ~ Movie in the Park

Sept 12 ~ Chamber Annual Meeting at

7:30am at Chamber office

Sept 15 ~ Mausotn’s Wine Walk

Sept 16 ~ Mill Haven Stepping for

Hunger

Sept 16 ~ JCAIRS Barn Dance at

Veterans Park

Sept 17 ~ Mauston Fire Dept Golf Outing

at Castle Rock Golf Course

Sept 21 ~ Mauston Business After 5 at

Shipwreck Bay Bar & Grill

Sept 22-24 ~ Cranfest in Warrens

Sept 28 ~ Mauston/Lyndon Station

Sharing Supper

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 9

Mauston United Methodist’s Spring Church Rummage SALE

Thursday, May 11th 4pm – 8pm

Friday, May 12th

8am – 6pm

Saturday, ay 13th

8am-2pm Money raised is to support our Mission

Projects locally, nationally, and abroad. EVERYTHING is priced to find a

home for anyone’s budget. We are recycling and sharing the surplus of

others with others – spread the word. Food Stand on Friday and Saturday.

Great fellowship as we serve our community. Hope to see you there!

420 Suszycki Drive Mauston, WI 608-847-5964

50/50 Raffle. All proceeds go to Christmas

Lights at Juneau County Courthouse.

ON CASTLE ROCK LAKE New Lisbon

Unique Bar Restaurant Marina

W5250 N. Osprey Drive

New Lisbon, WI 53950

Phone: 608-562-5931

Great Food

Door Prizes

Networking

Bring your

business card

“Business After 5”

At The Dirty Turtle

On June 16th

Door Prized Drawing

at 6:30pm

SOLD OUT

Remaining Bricks: 67

Selling Brick

Now until

Sept. 2017

for Oct. 15th

Placement

Date

Return Completed Form & Check to:

Greater Sauk County Community Foundation

George Braund Memorial Campaign Fund

Mauston Chamber of Commerce

Atten: Mary Hudack

PO Box 171

Mauston, WI 53948

Call 608-847-4142 OR Drop it off at the Chamber Office at 651 N Union St.

SOLD OUT

67 Memorial

Bricks LEFT

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 10

SOLD OUT

Buy your

memorial

Brick

TODAY!

A Benefit of Chamber Membership

A benefit of Chamber Membership is the introduction of Chamber Bucks. Chamber Bucks come in $5,

$10, $25 & $50 denominations and can be bought at the Chamber office. They can only be redeemed at

the businesses of chamber members. They should be handled just like a check – deposit them directly

into your business bank account. There is no cost to you, the merchant, and the chamber makes no

money on this, it is strictly a benefit.

Anyone can purchase Chamber Bucks, and will receive a list of places they can be redeemed.

They are perfect for hard to buy for friends, family and co-workers; and are great for any occasion

because they can be redeemed at a number of different places (retail, restaurants, etc.)

How Customers Use Chamber Bucks Chamber Bucks come in $5, $10, $25, & $50

denominations and can be used at any of the following chamber businesses.

Simply fill in the “Pay to” and present to the business of your choice.

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 11

Chamber Bucks make a great Stocking Stuffer or last minute gift.

Call Mauston Chamber at 608-847-4142 to Purchase yours.

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 12

June 10 (SAT) 6:30pm Mauston High School Auditorium

800 Grayside Ave. (Hwy 82) Mauston, WI 53948

Tickets $10/advance - $15/door

www.maustonumc.com or 608-847-5964

Mauston United Methodist Church hosts for this event www.scottdavis.com

National, Faith-based Comedian/Musician

Movie in the Park at Dusk

Riverside Park, Mauston

June 3rd

July 22th

August 12th

August 19th at the Fair

September 9

October 7th Bring your Chairs,

Blankets, Snacks

And Bug Spray FREE

Movie

Support group being held at Mile Bluff to help those affected by autism

Autism is defined as ‘a complex, developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life, and impacts a person’s ability to communicate and interact with others.’ It is considered a spectrum disorder, meaning that it affects individuals in different ways and to varying degrees. With the prevalence of autism in the United States, healthcare organizations are stepping up to offer support to

families of children living with the disorder.

On Tuesday, May 16, Reverend Jeff Fairchild will lead a support group designed to assist families of children who live with autism. The meeting will take place at Mile Bluff Medical Center in Mauston, beginning at 7 pm. Dur-ing the meeting there will be opportunities for participants to network with others who are dealing with situations similar to theirs, and discussion time to

learn from others about recognizing and preparing for

challenges that may arise.

Attend the upcoming autism support group at Mile Bluff Medical Center on Tuesday, May 16 at 7 pm, and learn what you can do to help that special child in

your life. For more information, call 608-847-1285.

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 13

VOLUME 17, ISSUE CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 14

SUPPORT GROUPS

AL-ANON GROUP - For more information, call 608-562-5611. Mondays, 7 pm, at Mile Bluff Medical Center in Mauston

PARKINSON’S SUPPORT GROUP - If interested in group meetings, call Arlene at 608-847-6893.

AUTISM SUPPORT GROUP - For more information, call 608-847-1285. This group offers support services to families of children with autism. Tuesday, May 16, 7 pm, Mile Bluff Medical Center in Mauston

SPECIAL EVENTS & SCREENINGS

LOOK GOOD… FEEL BETTER® - For more information and to register, call 608-847-9877. Ladies currently receiving cancer treatments at any medical facility are invited to attend this free session to learn beauty techniques to help combat appearance-related side effects of treatments. Tuesday, May 2, 9-11 am, Mile Bluff Medical Center in Mauston

PASSPORT TO HEALTHIER LIVING WITH DIABETES - Call 608-847-1846 for more information. Receive tips on how to better manage your diabetes through diet, medication manage-ment, glucose monitoring, and stress management. This free session will be held at 1 pm at Mile Bluff Medical Center in Mauston. Thursday, May 4. Thursday, June 1

COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE - For more information and to register, call the Blood Center of Wisconsin at 1-877-232-4376. Tuesday, May 9, 9 am - 2 pm, Mile Bluff Medical Center in Mauston

11TH ANNUAL HEALTHY FAMILY FUN RUN/WALK - Call 608-254-5888 for information. Saturday, May 13, Delton Family Medical Center, Lake Delton

HEALTH FAIRS - Appointments are required for all tests and con-sultations. -FREE blood sugar and blood pressure screenings -Total cholesterol tests (no fasting) for $10, or lipid profile tests (12-hour fasting) for $20 -Heart disease and diabetes risk assessments Thursday, May 18, 7 - 11 am, Necedah Family Medical Center Call 608-565-2000 for appointments. Thursday, June 8, 7 - 11 am, Mile Bluff Medical Center - Mauston Call 608-847-1845 for appointments. (Hearing screenings 8 - 11 am)

PROGRAMS FOR PARENTS

OB CLASSES - For more information and to register, call 608-847-1013. Expecting parents will learn about prepared childbirth, feeding babies and what to expect after delivery.

Three-session program - Classes meet for three consecutive weeks, 6:30 - 9:15 pm. Mile Bluff Medical Center, Mauston: Thursdays, starting May 4 One-day program - Class is held one full day, 8:30 am - 4 pm

Delton Family Medical Center, Lake Delton, Saturday, May 6 Mile Bluff Medical Center, Mauston, Saturday, June 10

BIRTHING FACILITY TOUR - For more information and to register, call 608-847-1013. Groups meet at 6 pm in the lobby at Mile Bluff Medical Center in Mauston. Thursday, May 11

Eye camera at Mile Bluff may save sight for individuals

living with diabetes

Those in the Juneau County area with diabetes have access to a

special camera that can help retain sight. Diabetic retinopathy is one of

the most common diseases that leads to blindness in Americans. Loss of

sight can be prevented with the help of regular eye screenings.

Because not everyone has access to dilated eye exams, eye issues

caused by diabetes complications can often go unnoticed and untreated,

which can ultimately lead to blindness. Thanks to the camera in Mile

Bluff’s University of Wisconsin (UW) Specialty Clinic, individuals can now

receive affordable sight-saving screenings without the need of a costly

dilated eye exam.

Why is it important for those with diabetes to have their eyes tested?

Everyone with diabetes is at risk for developing complications due to

eye disease. Because early detection of these issues can save eyesight,

individuals with diabetes are encouraged to have their eyes examined

once a year.

How does the screening work?

A medical professional uses a special camera to take pictures of the

back of the eye. Patients simply sit in a chair, place their chin on a rest,

and look straight ahead at a green light. There is a quick flash of light for

each picture that is taken. It is easy, quick and painless.

What happens with the pictures?

The photographs are stored electronically, and are reviewed by UW

Health eye specialists. Results of the screenings are sent to the patients’

primary care provider. For those with results needing follow-up care, a list

of local eye doctors is provided.

How much does an eye test cost?

Unlike the fees for dilated eye exams, the retinal photograph

screenings are $20; and for individuals with diabetes who have Unity

Health Insurance, the service is often covered in full.

How do I get an eye photo test?

If you have diabetes and would like access to this sight-saving

screening tool, talk to your primary care provider about a referral to the

UW Specialty Clinic at Mile Bluff Clinic. If you have any questions or would

like more information, please call 608-847-7355.

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 15

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 2 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 16

Roman Castle Italian Grill Open 7 Days a Week 6am –10pm

532 Gateway Ave, Mauston

608-847-3714

Friday Night Fish Fry Buffet

4pm-9pm

Adults $12.95 Kids under 10 $5.99

* Fish Fry (Cod) * Fried Walleye * Baked Cod

* Fried Chicken * Baked Chicken * BBQ Ribs

* Potatoes * Corn-on-the-cob

(menu items subject to change)

Saturday Night Prime Rib Buffet

4pm-9pm

Adults $19.95 Kids under 10 $6.99

* Prime Rib * BBQ Ribs * Fried Walleye

* Fried Chicken * Baked Chicken

* Baked Potatoes * Vegetables

(menu items subject to change)

www.romancastlerestaurant.com

Buffets Include Choice of Soup or Salad and our Famous Homemade Dinner Roll

Catering Carry-out We Deliver!

Buckets of Fish & Chicken To Go 8-12 or 16 Pieces

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 17

Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, N11385 Headquarters Rd, Necedah, 608-565-2551

Necedah National Wildlife Refuge

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 18

Volunteer at Necedah NWR

Refuge volunteers are vital to the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge mission. Volunteers contribute hundreds of

hours each year to help meet this mission through monitoring bird populations, leading school groups,

maintaining trails, taking photos, helping in the office and repairing equipment and facilities. No special skills are

needed to be a Refuge volunteer. If you have a desire to help, we need you. We hope you'll join us! The best way

to find out about current volunteer opportunities is to contact the Refuge.

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 19

514 Mansion St Mauston- COMMERCIAL

PROPERTY- $249,900 Now for sale! Over 2300

sq. ft is equipped for one or multiple business

opportunities. Currently in use as a hair salon &

barber shop w/ 3 phase electric, 4 tanning

machines/rooms, 5 full hair stations, full laundry

facility, in floor heat & central air. Built in 1996

this building has a code compliant restroom & is

permitted within the city to have a wide range of

office, retail, lodging, sales, & mixed-use land

uses. Plenty of parking. Seller selling the

building only but is negotiable on all salon

furniture & equipment.

207 Highview Mauston- $44,900 Good Starter

Home or turn key rental. 2BR 1BA Ranch with

full basement & one+ car detached heated

garage. Large wrap around deck & cement

patio. Stove, refrigerator, washer & dryer

included along w/ window coverings & cabinet

storage in bedroom.

CONDO/ Dell Prairie 3865 -

16 Greenway Crossing, Wisconsin River

- Amazing views could be yours when

you sit out on deck overlooking the

Wisconsin River. The custom stained

glass windows in the great room color

the light so beautifully when the sun

sets. Stainless steel appliances in the

main kitchen & nice prep kitchen in the

LL. Located just 5 miles North of

Wisconsin Dells and this one is so

wooded & country you've got the best of

both. Walk down to the river for

swimming on the sandy beach, boat

launch & enjoy the tennis courts,

basketball courts, hot-tub, & pool

@clubhouse.

N13680 Pinewood Shores Necedah-

Lovely 128 ft frontage Lake Lot on

Petenwell- 2nd largest in the State of

WI. Plenty of room to build on this

parcel. Nice rolling land but level to the

water. Newly surveyed and seller has

done the perc test. So if you want to

build... this one is ready! Cluster Pier is

on the adjacent lot, so very short walk to

get in the boat and take a cruise. Clear

view to the water where seller has

cleared some land.

CONDO W5028 Osprey Castle Rock Lake -

This condo is on "POINT" and happens to be in

the condo subdivision, The Pointe, for good

reason. 3BR plus loft space & 2BA, it's a must

see! Spectacular views from the North & East on

Castle Rock Lake, the premier lake of the

area! The association amenities include a

swimming pool, exercise room, tennis courts,

club house, marina & a well known local

restaurant.

Century 21 Affiliated

700 N Union St.

Mauston, WI 53948

608-547-8098

C21Sally.com

facebook.com/sallysellsc21

218 Highview Mauston- $89,900 3BR 2

BA home in the heart on Mauston now

for sale. This one is a great buy! Newly

sided with all new windows! All

appliances stay with acceptable offer,

central air, 2 car garage w/ nice

basement for storage. Master BR has a

full bath w/ tons of closets! Main level

has one bedroom w/ another area that

could be used for a 4th bedroom or

office.

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 20

more information and to reserve

Heights Retirement Community,

1845 for Meet with a phar-

have about them. Thursday, June

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 21

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 22

Mauston Fireworks

July 1st 9:45pm

Veterans Memorial Park Rain Date July 2nd

Mauston Fire Dept

Annual Chicken BBQ

July 1 11am-???

Kid’s Water Fights

Eat-In, Drive-thru & Carry-Outs

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 23

VOLUME 17, ISSUE 3 CHAMBER NEW S PAGE 24