Waupunareaguide2014

AREA GUIDE

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SAGES is a public Charter schoollocated in Fox Lake, WI.All learners are welcome!

Applications accepted throughTuesday, April 30, 2013 at 4:00 p.m. at

the Waupun Educational ServiceCenter or SAGES.

200 S. Depot St.Fox Lake, WI 53933920-928-3136

Educational Service Center950 Wilcox St., Waupun, WI

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What is SAGES?SAGES is a project-based school thatintegrates agricultural andenvironmental themes intothe science curriculum.Students use a hands-onapproach to understandingand learning concepts suchas ecosystem interactions,energy, civic engagement,and soil analysis.

SAGES students workclosely with the DNR in our48 acre school forest, aswell as utilizing Fox Lakefor watershed and ecologyprojects.Students will enjoy thesmall class sizes andindividual attention. We areproud to offer one-to-onecomputing for all students

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On behalf of the Waupun Area business community and many local non profits, I would like to say “Welcome to Waupun.” This guide is intended to show off what our community has to offer. It features information on all the things that make our city and the surrounding area a great place to shop, work, live and play.

This year marks the 175th Anniversary of the City of Waupun. There are a wide variety of events happening throughout the year, so whether you are here to visit or you are already part of our community, there is sure to be something that appeals to you.

Waupun is located near the Horicon Marsh which is home to thousands of geese, ducks, birds and other wildlife. A short drive east on Highway 49 will allow you to see a variety of wildlife and plants that have made this area famous.

The City of Waupun is proudly known as the City of Sculpture because it is home to an outdoor gallery of bronze statues. Featured in the gallery is James Earl Frasier’s renowned “End of the Trail” sculpture. It is a national historic landmark depicting the plight of Native Americans. Five pieces in the gallery were

sculpted by Waupun Industrialist, Clarence Shaler. These pieces are on display in various locations throughout Waupun.

Waupun has a wide variety of businesses including several chain stores, many specialty stores and a variety of service and industry businesses. A Chamber business directory is located near the back of this book. We ask that you support these businesses because they proudly support the community by sponsoring events and activities plus many of their owners and employees spend countless hours volunteering. Our local businesses are a huge part of what makes Waupun a great place to be and they ask that you help them support the community by shopping local whenever you can.

Waupun is open for business and we invite you to spend some time with us.

Charlene Becker Executive Director Waupun Area Chamber of Commerce

WAUpUn: The City of Sculpture plus so much more

Welcome to Waupun

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Welcome To Waupun ....................................................................................3Waupun Fine Arts, Inc ..................................................................................5Waupun Volksfest German Ethnic Festival ..............................................5Waupun Heritage Museum..........................................................................6Waupun Truck-N-Show ................................................................................6American Red Cross .....................................................................................7Bargains Galore Thrift Store .......................................................................8Waupun Area Animal Shelter, Inc. ............................................................8Waupun Food Pantry ....................................................................................84-H Club: Achievers (Dodge Co.) ............................................................. 104-H Club: Weeping WIllows (Fond du Lac Co.) ....................................... 10Boy Scouts Troop 711 .............................................................................. 12Club Scout Pack 3777 .............................................................................. 12Girl Scouts ................................................................................................... 12Waupun Drift Jumpers .............................................................................. 16Friends of Horicon National Wildlife Refuge ......................................... 16Marsh Haven Nature Center .................................................................... 16Waupun Area Garden Club ....................................................................... 17Waupun Area Recreation Project (WARP).............................................. 17American Legion Getchel-Nelson Post No. 210 .................................. 18American Legion Getchel-Nelson Post No. 210 Auxiliary ................. 18Waupun Veterans of Foreign Wars ......................................................... 18Waupun Veterans Memorial Walls .......................................................... 18The Rising Sun Grange .............................................................................. 20Waupun Area Lions Club ........................................................................... 20Waupun Kiwanis Club ................................................................................ 20Waupun Knights of Columbus ................................................................. 20Waupun Rotary Club .................................................................................. 20Chamber of Commerce Members .................................................... 21-23City of Waupun Walk/Bike Paths ............................................................ 24Horicon Marsh Bike Route/Auto Tour and Hiking Trails Map ............ 25City of Waupun Road Map ........................................................................ 26

ADVERTISERS INDEXAgnesian Healthcare ...................................... 5Alto Reformed Church .................................... 4American Family Insurance .........................24Beaver Dam Community Hospital .............19Bethel Reformed Church ............................... 6Carriage House Shops ..................................28CB Electric ........................................................19City of Waupun ...............................................11Confections for Any Occassion by Joel ...27Crossroads Fellowship .................................... 9Domino’s Pizza .................................................. 4Edgewood Community Church..................... 7Emily Jane Photography ..............................23Emmanuel Reformed Church ......................11Faith Baptist Church ........................................ 9First Reformed Church .................................... 7Fish Tales Bait & Liquor, LLC ........................14Flyway Mutual Insurance Company ..........24Fox Computer and Networking, Inc. .........10Fox Lake Area ........................................... 14-15Fox Manufacturing Inc. .................................15Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, Inc ..13Grace United Reformed Church ................... 9Hearthstone Realty ......................................... 3Hoekstra’s Market & Greenhouse, LLC.....15Holy Trinity Episcopal ....................................13Home Contractors & Supply, Inc. ...............19Ice Chest ...........................................................19 Immanuel Lutheran Church .........................11

Jan’s Optical.....................................................10Kratz-Smedema Funeral Homes................15Le Bark, LLC......................................................28Leroy Meats .....................................................28Lomira Area ......................................................27 Markesan State Bank, Waupun ..................24Marshview Honey & Alpaca Farm ..............19Mayville Area ...................................................28Midwest Shooters Supply ...........................27Mike’s Wild Boar Liquor Store, LLC.............17Nehls Realty, LLC ............................................14Pella Lutheran Church ..................................13Petes’ Auto Repair & Sales ..........................17Piggly Wiggly Supermarket .........................19Quade Real Estate .........................................15Rock River Country Club................................. 3Ron’s Lawn and Sport, LLC ...........................23SIA Insurance Services .................................17Snow Law S.C. ................................................... 4Stam Auto Body LLC .....................................23Stan’s Service Center, Inc. ...........................27Step A-Head Styling ........................................ 7Sully’s Sporting Goods LLC ..........................23The National Bank of Waupun ....................19Union Congregational Church ...................... 9Waupun Area School District ........................ 2Waupun United Methodist Church ............13Widmer’s Cheese Cellars .............................27Wishful Thinking .............................................28

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Weekly Activities September – MaySunday

6:45 Jr. High Youth Group (T.R.OUT)Wednesday

9:30am Golden Lifers (Oct.-Mar.) - 6:15 Prayer Meeting6:30 Bible Class (gr. 1-8) Sept.-Mar - 6:45 Mixed Choir7:30 Men’s Chorus, Jr. Choir and Sonshine Singers

7:30 Sr. High Youth Group (S.H.A.R.C.S.)

E-mail: [email protected]: AltoReformedChurch.org

Phone: 920-346-5505 Fax: 920-346-5372Ted Lindman, Pastor

Pastor Ted Medema, Minister of Pastoral CareAdrea Daane, Christian Education Director

Jessa TerBeest, Youth Director9:30 Morning Worship • Nursery provided

7:00pm Evening Worship10:45 Sunday School for all ages

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Waupun Fine ArtsWaupun Fine Arts Inc was formed in 1998 to offer cultural

programming for the people of Waupun and the surrounding area by “promoting and sponsoring local art and artists of yesterday, today and tomorrow.” Since that time a variety of concerts, plays, art shows, and dances have been held in the historic 1928 Waupun City Hall Auditorium. A summer concert series, “Concerts in the Park” began in 2002 and continue to be held on Thursday evenings in July in Dodge Park.

Waupun Fine Arts is happy to be a part of the 175th Anniversary of Waupun. See all other activities happening this year.

Address: Meetings held in Schaler Room, Waupun Public Library, first Wednesday. Gallery space is on library’s second floor.

Website: waupunfinearts.org

CONCERTS IN THE PARK at Dodge Park:The summer concert festivities begin at 5:30 with a picnic

supper; a variety of foods will be available for purchase. Enjoy a cold brew or soda and join us for some great music starting at 6:30. Bring your chairs or blankets. A free will offering will be collected.June 26 Scotty Meyer – classic pop/rockJuly 3 attend Celebrate Waupun at Tanner ParkJuly 10 Local Vocals – 60’s and 70’sJuly 17 Harpeth Rising – classically trained performing folk

music, Americana, bluegrassJuly 24 Rock River Band – good times classic rock bandJuly 31 Mayville Steel Drums

Volksfest German Ethnic Festival

The 21st annual Volksfest will be held Friday, Sept. 5 and Saturday, Sept. 6 at Tanner Park, E. Spring St. A “festival for all people,” Volksfest offers traditional German food and beverages, live music and dancing, free admission and parking. More details will be available on the group website closer to the event date.

Contact: (920) 324-2610Website: waupunvolksfest.com

“ART AROUND WAUPUN” ART SHOW:

Art show Aug. 2 at Dodge Park, South Madison St. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In addition, WFA is happy to present a Craft Sale and a Quilt Show at this site. There will be music, food and refreshments. Enjoy a day in the park.


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305 W Main StBrandon, WI 53919

920-346-5810www.bethelbrandon.org

Sunday Worship9:30 AM

Nursery ProvidedHandicap accessible

Sunday School for all ages10:45 (Sept.-May)

K-12thYouth ActivitiesWednesday Evening (Sept.-May)

Small Bible Study Groups throughout the year.

Waupun Heritage Museum

Truck-n-Show

The museum is in the Waupun Carnegie Library and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The building is nearly 110 years old.

Come and see a large Shaler collection, explaining not only his sculpture, but his life businesses. Statues done by Shaler on display inside as well as outside the building.

Also available are pictures and material from the founders of Waupun, the Wilcox family.

The museum also features a military room that contains material from the Civil War to today including a large picture of the WWII Waupun Honor Roll, a very large collection of Waupun memorabilia and samples from many of the businesses that no longer operate, a corner devoted to the Prison which came to Waupun in 1851, a large collection of Native American memorabilia, a dentist office complete with X-ray and chair, material from the Waupun Fire Department, a collection of Grange material, and other objects too numerous to mention. Watch for the opening of the new museum.

The Waupun Heritage Museum, operated by the Waupun Historical Society, is open 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and by appointment.

Contact: Jim Laird (920) 324-3878Address: 22 S. Madison St. Website: waupun-wisconsin.com/waupun-heritage-museum.htm

The 25th Chrome Anniversary of Waupun Truck-n-Show will be held Friday, Aug. 8 and Saturday, Aug. 9

Inspiration for a truck show in Waupun began many years ago after some community members went to an event called “Touch-a-Truck”. While many see “big rigs” rolling down the highways, “Touch-a-Truck” enabled spectators to see the awesome vehicles up close and even look inside.

While trucks are crammed in every corner of the Truck-n-Show

grounds, there’s just enough space left for everyone to relax and enjoy the bands, food stands, exhibits and beverages of-fered throughout the weekend.

Over 50 exhibitor’s booths, located both inside and outside the Waupun Community Center, offer information, products and career opportunities in the trucking industry. Collectible t-shirts and miniature trucks with the Truck-n-Show logo, along with other unique and interesting souvenirs can be purchased. More information will be available on the groups website closer to the even.

The Waupun Truck-n-Show is a nonprofit organization run completely by volunteers. Besides putting on a fantastic show, organizers take pride in raising money for Special Olympics, Make-a-Wish Foundation and for a local family with financial needs due to illness.

Address: Waupun Community Center, Spring St.Website: waupuntrucknshow.com

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201 Edgewood DriveWaupun, WI 53963

Phone: 920-324-5007Fax: 920-324-3856

www.edgewoodcommunity.org

Saturday Worship 5:30 p.m.Sunday Worship 9:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.Fully Staffed Nursery and Children’s Church

for 3 year olds through the 5th gradeavailable for all services

Wednesday Evening Youth Program –held at the church

Middle School 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.High School 8:00 – 9:30 p.m.

Various Life Groups meet throughout the week forBible study, fellowship, prayer and accountability.

Please come join us at one of our weekendservices, where we are seeking to joyously liftup the name of the Lord Jesus Christ through

contemporary worship and expositionalpreaching from God’s Word.

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American Red CrossThe American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human

suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteer and the generosity of donors. They focus on five programs including: Disaster Readiness & Response, Services to Armed Forces, Preparedness, Health & Safety, International Programs and Blood Services.

Always available 24/7/365 to respond to disasters, the Red Cross know that if they can prevent them, especially residential fires, they will have a safe and more resilient community. Through community disaster education programs, community members are encouraged to be prepared for emergencies with three easy steps: keeping informed, having a plan, and having an emergency kit.

Volunteers and staff give free presentations to community organizations, at adult residential centers and schools. This year, they will kick-off the youth “Pillowcase Project” for kids. Presentations are age appropriate, includes tips on how to prevent and be prepared for emergencies.

Our Services to Armed Forces program supports military members and their families. Locally, this past year, 1,436 military personnel and their families received assistance ranging from validated emergency communication to Get To Know Us Before You Need Us classes and post-deployment support.

In addition, their Holiday Mail for Heroes program exceeded their goal to bring the holiday spirit to active duty personnel on military bases (and even ships) around the globe plus to the local Veterans living independently and at the King VA Facilities.

The Red Cross also offers life-saving classes that vary in length and level of expertise desired from hands-only CPR to new and refresher classes on CPR, how to use an AED, etc., to helping professional meet OSHA licensing requirements, (including first responders) are available. In 2013, they also taught the Nursing Assistant Training program to 436 extended-area students who are pursuing their dream of being a Certified Nursing Assistant and beyond.

Contact: (920) 922-3450Address: 272 N. Main St., Fond du LacWebsite: redcross.org/newisconsin, facebook.com/newredcross,

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FIRST REFORMED CHURCH422 W. Franklin Street324-2321

Pastor Bob JamesAssociate Pastor Jonah BarnesYouth Director Justin Montsma

Children’s Ministries Director Kari Loomans

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Wednesday NightYouth and Children’s Activities

“Seeking God - Nurturing One Another- Reaching Others for Christ”

See our website atwww.firstreformedwaupun.com

for complete listing ofworship services and activities

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12 S. Madison St. Waupun920-324-5866Julie Patrouille


Waupun Food Pantry

Bargains Galore thrift store began serving Waupun and surrounding communities in august of 2001. The mission of Bargains Galore is to raise funds for Central Wisconsin Christian Schools (CWC). The store is proud to be recognized as one of the best thrift stores in the country because of the friendly home-town service, unique ever-changing merchandise, quality and affordable items, creative displays, organization, cleanliness and commitment to the community.

In turn, people travel from all over to be part of the Bargains Galore experience. In fact, each Thursday morning upon opening the doors at 10 a.m., you will see droves of diehard bargain hunters lined up – excited to find that perfect treasure.

Bargains Galore partners with the Waupun food pantry,

helping area residents in need of clothing, furniture, etc. additionally, the store helps victims of fires or other catastrophes by providing families with free merchandise. Bargains also works with the area correctional facilities, giving away clothing to those who are being released from prison who have no street clothes.

Bargains Galore recognizes the importance of community involvement and prides itself in making a difference. Hours are Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Contact: (920) 324-8677Address: 810 Main St.Website: bargainsgalorethriftstore.com

Waupun Food Pantry is located in the middle of Waupun. Their aim is to be accessible to all who need a helping hand. Everyone has a desire to be able to support their families in health, prosperity and wellness; but life can be unpredictable, this is where the Food Pantry can step in.

The Waupun Food Pantry operates under Proverbs 22:9 –“He who has a generous eye will be blessed, For he gives of his bread to the poor” and also Proverbs 21:13 – “Whoever shuts his ears to the cry of the poor will also cry himself and not be heard.” They are strong words, but they are necessary for this ministry.

The Waupun Food Pantry helps with food, clothing, household items, coats and boots to help families alleviate the cost of raising

a family or the elderly trying to make ends meet on a very small income.

They also provide a community garden for those who want fresh vegetables. In the summertime, we pass out bag lunches to children who otherwise might go without.

The donations they receive come from churches, businesses and generous individuals who trust us to use the resources with wisdom and compassion.

The Waupun food Pantry says that they believe in all that they do and stand by those they serve, according to a group press release.

Contact: (920) 324-4000 Address: 12 S. Mill St.

The Waupun Area Animal Shelter celebrated their 5-year An-niversary on October 18, 2013. In the 5 years that they have been open, they have adopted out 580 cats & kittens, 150 dogs, reunited 322 dogs and cats with their owners and have worked with local Rescue Organizations for placement of 13 dogs.

The Waupun Area Animal Shelter could not operate without the dedication of their volunteers. They give freely of their time to take care of the animals in the shelter’s care. They also have a wonderful group of community members who generously donate money which helps to keep our shelter running.

The Board of Directors consists of Barb Berry (President), Dr. Bev Martens (Treasurer), Trista Steinbachj (Secretary), Chanda Ganz (Member), Pam Summer (Member), and Nancy Vanderkin (Member). Carla Peters and Cindy Amacher serve as Co-Mangers at the Shelter.

The Maple Knoll Veterninary Clinic in Waupun provides all of our medical treatment for our animals. Dr. Julie Johnson, Dr. Bev Mar-tens, and the Vet Techs are a great support team for our Shelter. Every Monday, either Dr. Johnson or Dr. Martens, along with Katie VandeSlunt (Vet Tech), comes to our Shelter to administer vac-cinations and provide health maintenance for all of our animals.

Our Fundraising Coordinator, Melanie Spaeth, plans our Brat Frys, Pooch Parade, and Annual “Chilly” Dinner. Those interested in helping with the fundraising may contact her at (920) 960-2737.

Our current “Wish List” items are: paper towels, first-class stamps, tall kitchen garbage bags, trash-can size garbage bags, and monetary donations.

We are The Waupun Area Animal Shelter is always looking for

volunteers, especially those that can help clean in the mornings. You can volunteer once a week, or more if your schedule allows.

Hours of operation are 4 to 7 p.m. Monday, 2 to 6 p.m. Thurs-day, and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.

Contact: (920) 324-3200Address: 901 N. Madison St. Email: [email protected]: waupunareaanimalshelter.org

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GraceUnited Reformed Church

Sunday Worship Services9:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.

• Nursery Available - both services• Sunday School andCatechism• Bible StudyGroups, High School Youth Group

All sermons available atwww.WaupunGraceURC.org

Radio Broadcast 9:00am Sunday

103.3 FM and 1170 AM

601 Buwalda DriveHwy. 26 South, Waupun

(920) 324-2924

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Faith BaptistChurch

608 Buwalda Drive324-8635 • 324-3104

(An Independent Bible Believing Church)• Sunday School - 9:00 a.m.• Morning Worship - 10:00 a.m.

Lord’s SupperFirst Sunday of Each MonthHandicapped AccessiblePastor: Rich Biermann

“For WeWalk By Faith,And Not By Sight.”

(2 Cor 5:7)

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UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

“No matter who you are or whereyou are on life’s journey,you are welcome here.”

125 Beaver Dam StreetWaupun,Wisconsin 53963

324-2801Email: [email protected]

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Crossroads Fellowship(formerly Waupun Assembly of God)

846 E. Main St., WaupunChurch Office 324-2093

Rev. Jeff Casper, Pastor | Youth Pastor Zack Casperwww.crossroadswaupun.org

Sunday Service Schedule10:00 am morning worship (Jr. Church & Nursery)

podcast available for sermons

Wednesday Service Schedule6:30 Family Church Night. Kids Blast (ages 3-11)Alive Youth Group (Grades 6-12) Adult Bible Study

7:30pm - Adult Choir (Sept-April)

We believe in the power of God to change lives.

We freely worship God with contemporarypraise & worship.

The Bible is preached as truth andwith relevance.


4-H Club: Achievers (Dodge Co.)

4-H Club: Weeping Willows (Fond du Lac Co.)

As America’s largest youth development and empower-ment organization, 4-H has over seven million youth mem-bers. Enrollment is open to all youth first grade through one year post high school, regardless of race, color, sex, creed, disability, religion, or national origin. Whether you live in the city, town, or country, 4-H is for you!

The Achievers 4-H Club, one of 24 unique clubs in Dodge County, is a volunteer-led organization in the Waupun area. It was established in 1945 as the Chesterfields 4-H Club and changed names to the Achievers 4-H Club in 1950.

The leaders involved with 4-H youth are active members of the community who volunteer due to their passion for helping youth gain self-confidence and empowering them to become active in community service projects. Both of these

put action into the 4-H Motto: “To Make the Best Better.”Club meetings are held the first Saturday of each month.

Each meeting includes a younger member activity, a com-munity service activity and refreshments for members to enjoy together. These fun learning experiences help youth and adults acquire communication and leadership skills, and appreciation and understanding of citizenship and a solid foundation of life skills.

Research has shown that youth who participate in 4-H do better in school, are more motivated to help others, and de-velop critical life skills.

Contact: General leaders Lorna O’Donovan, (920) 904-5483 and Kim Pokorny, (920) 324-4319

Website: dodge.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development

4-H is a nationwide youth leadership organization, en-riching youth, families, and communities through citizen-ship, leadership and life skill experiences. Sharing, doing and learning together is what 4-H can do for boys and girls. 4-H is open to all youth K-13, regardless of race, color, sex, creed, disability, religion, or national origin. Whether you live in the city, town, or country, 4-H can be for you.

As we celebrate Wisconsin 4-H Centennial in 2014, the Weeping Willow 4-H Club, one of many unique clubs in Fond du Lac County, continues as a volunteer-led organization of the Waupun area. Current membership includes the sur-rounding communities of Fox Lake, Brandon, Rosendale, Oakfield and Fond du Lac.

The leaders involved with 4-H youth are active members of the community who volunteer because they simply enjoy helping the kids develop useful and confidence-boosting skills as they grow. The 4-H motto is “To Make the Best Bet-ter.”

Club meetings are held on one Saturday each month in which the club hosts a fun activity in a safe and supportive environment for its youth, which can include swimming, hay-rides, campfires, roller skating, bowling and pizza parties.

These monthly meetings are not only fun, but also meant to be a learning experience, which helps youth and adults

acquire a positive self-image, good leadership skills, and the ability to communicate with others.

Contact: General leader Nan Jean Kiesow, (920) 346-5357Email: [email protected]: fdl4h.org

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SUNDAY WORSHIP SCHEDULE:Sunday 9:00 a.m.

Sunday School Classes 10:15 a.m.

WEDNESDAY WORSHIP7:00 p.m.

Pastor Rolf AmundsenPastor Elizabeth Lee

Director of Music: Ann E. LemmenesHandicapped Accessible (Elevator) Visitors Welcome!

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IMMANUELLUTHERANCHURCH (ELCA)

525WestMain Street,Waupun • 324-5254

[email protected] church for others

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Pastor Calvin J.Vande ZandeChurch phone - 324-9533

Morning Worship9:30 a.m.

Sunday School10:45 a.m.

Transportation & Nurseryprovided - Lift available

Mid-WeekActivities Include:

• Women’s Ministry• Senior Choir•Prayer Group

Experience God with us.

400 W. Brown St., Waupun1 block east of Waupun Memorial Hospital

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FUNIN 2014!2014 Festivals & Events:April 12 – Elvis Tribute Show

April 26 – Missoula Children’s Theatre: Beauty Lou & the

Country Beast

May 10 – Bobby Rivers Show

May 17 – Waupun City Wide Rummage Sales

May 26 – Memorial Day Parade

June 7 – Tour de Marsh Bike & Auto Tour

June 26, July 10, 17, 24, 31 – Concerts in the Park

July 2-5 – Celebrate Waupun & Prison City Pull-Off

July 26 – 175th Anniversary Community Picnic

August 2 – Arts Around Waupun Art Show

August 8 & 9 – 25th Chrome Anniversary Waupun Truck-N-

Show

August 30 –Waupun Super Pull

September 5 & 6 – Volksfest German Ethnic Festival

September 25 – Waupun Senior Expo

September 27 – 175th Anniversary Fall Dance

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Girl Scouting is the place for girls to have fun and try new experi-ences. Girl Scout Cadette troop 8506 from Waupun led by troop leaders Heather Ripple and Pam Cousineau continues to do just that.

Over the years, the girls have explored their interests together like participating in a horse training session, camping at Girl Scout of Manitou Council’s Camp Evelyn, going on an overnight at The Mall Of America where they slept under the shark aquarium, and exploring the Cave of the Mounds investigating fossil & rock iden-tification.

The troop also values giving back to their community. Each year they participate in the “Adopt a Family” program for Christmas. In past years, the troop has facilitated a food drive for the local food pantry and collected supplies for the animal shelter. In the future the troop is planning to earn the babysitting badge and to try their hands at kayaking and canoeing.

Girl Scout volunteers serve as a partner and role model to girls, who discover their own skills and abilities, meet new people, and “learn by doing” alongside girls at every step.

“My favorite part of being a leader has been watching the girls grow and mature. I also enjoy seeing the girls learn- while having fun doing it. I choose to volunteer because I truly enjoy working with the girls. I feel like I am making a difference in their lives, and helping to teach them independence, values and fun in some areas they don’t get to experience at school, or at home” said Heather, troop leader of Girl Scout troop 8506.

At Girl Scouts, every girl is to be so excited about her future that she can hardly wait for it, because she knows she can achieve any-thing she sets her mind to. That feeling starts with one day, one meeting, or one role model that shows her she can accomplish more than she ever imagined.

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2013 has been a great year for Troop 711. Two young men ad-vanced to the rank of Eagle Scout. In February, Harley Stevenson was the first scout since 2002 to advance to Eagle Scout and in August, Tim Wardlow followed with his achievement of Eagle. In order to be an Eagle Scout, a Scout must complete 21 merit badges, community service, a lot of different first aid, knots, orienteering, compass work, and many other things. He must also complete a leadership project that benefits his community, church, or school. Harley’s project was a fire pit with benches for Edgewood Community Church in Waupun for use by church groups and families. He also had all the picnic tables painted. Tim deconstructed and constructed a bridge for Marsh Haven nature center. He widened the bridge so the maintenance crew would be able to get the mower over to keep the paths clear. This year the group anticipates two to four new Eagle Scouts to emerge with several more on their heels.

This past summer five members attended the National Jam-boree in West Virginia. It was the first jamboree held at the new location called The Summit. The boys spent four days in the na-

tion’s capital touring the Capitol, museums, and Arlington cem-etery. While at the Summit they took part of some community service and had the opportunity to do many different activities such as: BMX track, skateboard track, zip lining, patch trading, and so much more. The Troop 711 boys came back excited and ready to tell all of us about their adventures.

The troop took part in Celebrate Waupun and ran Kidz Zone along with a monkey bridge and some blacksmithing by one of the adults. They took part in community service activities both as a group and as individuals, went to summer camp earning a total of 36 merit badges, marched in area parades, and assisted with our local Cub Scout Pack.

In 2014, they will have new Scouts crossing over from the pack in March, once again help with Celebrate Waupun, and as-sist with other events for the 175th anniversary of Waupun. The biggest event will be a showing of the Honor Flight movie and celebration of the veterans on Nov. 15.

The troop wants to thank all of the surrounding communities and citizens of Waupun for their support of Scouting.

Pack 3777 is the local Cub Scout pack in Waupun. Over the past few years the pack has been in rebuilding mode and has become a strong, vibrant pack. With the strong leadership of Cubmaster James Clark and his assistants Erin Anders and Tyler Witte, the group has a great direction and more and more members every year.

Cub Scouts are the younger version of Boy Scouts of America. Members can join when they are seven years of age, or when they enter first grade as Tiger cubs and continue to advance every year until they reach fifth grade in which they become Webelo II scouts and in February or March of the fifth grade year, they crossover to Boy Scouts.

Cub Scouting is family based and parents are strongly encour-aged to be actively involved. Every level of the program requires family participation for advancement to the next rank. Waupun has a great group of parents that volunteer their time as den lead-ers and various officers and that is what is needed to keep a pack

strong and healthy.In 2013, Pack 3777 helped with the Kidz Zone at celebrate Wau-

pun, gathered food for Scouting for food, and participated in area parades and flag ceremonies in Waupun and Fox Lake.

Every year the Pack has many fun activities. The Pinewood Derby is held in January and is a wooden car race. The first, second and third place winners advance to districts and there are also prizes for most original, best in class, and best overall design. In February, they celebrate Scouting’s birthday with an awards dinner and each den presents a skit and a song, March brings the Raingutter Regatta which is a boat race in which you build a wooden boat with a sail and blow on the sail down a gutter. During the winter they participate in Cub Scout Winterfest and in the summer Day Camp which is held in July. They are looking forward to joining Troop 711 on a trip to Gale-na, IL. for some camping and fun at the Ulysses S. Grant Pilgrimage.

Pack 3777 thanks all who support Scouting in our community.

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The Waupun Drift Jumpers Snowmobile Club is a family based, volunteer, not for profit organization with approximately 100 members.

Membership is open to snowmobile enthusiasts of all ages. Fees range from $20 to $35 depending on the type of membership. For more information, visit waupundriftjumpers.org, where you can find the numbers of officers, as well as trail information, and download membership forms.

The club members volunteer their time to maintain and groom 60 miles of snowmobile trail throughout Dodge and Fond du Lac Counties. The club owns two grooming units one is Pisten Bully Trail Bully tracked trail groomer with an Arrowhead 10’ drag, and a Tucker 2000 groomer pulling an Arrowhead 8’ drag.

The club also grooms trail for a few neighboring clubs. The Waupun Drift Jumper’s trail system is routed through the area

on private land on the permission of the landowners.Meetings are held the third Monday of each month from September

through April at the Chester Town Hall at 7:30 pm. Members gather to plan future events such as the family Christmas Party and Winter Raffle, an annual club ride up north, and sell food at several events

through the summer. When conditions permit the group has club rides in the local area. They also host wiener roasts on the trail in the county park several

Saturdays through the season. They plan club rides to other area clubs functions, as well as getting together with other snowmobilers for an evening at local establishments. For trail status information on the Dodge County trails, call (920) 386-3705, and for the Fond du Lac County trail information, call (920) 929-6840.

The Waupun Drift Jumpers is a volunteer organization. Lots of time and effort go into the trails in the area. Please respect the private property you ride your snowmobile on. Trails maybe subject to closure if you fail to respect their land.

The club would like to take this opportunity to thank the many local Businesses that donate products and services to our club. A special thanks to those who own the land that our trails cross. Thank You.

Contact: President Kelvin Greenfield, (920) 210-6167Address: Waupun Drift Jumpers, P.O. Box 57, Waupun WI 53963Website: waupundriftjumpers.org

The Friends of the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge is a citizen-based, nonprofit organization formed in 2001. The mission is to promote conservation, awareness, and appreciation of the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge and to provide assistance to refuge programs. Some of their current projects are Rock River water quality monitoring and testing, and removal and control of invasive species on the refuge. One of their most current projects is involvement in native landscaping development and implementation at the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center. Work on it will begin April 12, with a kick-off and a work day. All are welcome.

They sponsor a number of events during the year, including an Earth Day activity, Marsh Neighbors Night in July, a Refuge 5K Run/Walk in October, an Open House in December, and a Winter Wonderland event in

January. The activities are financially supported through membership dues, donations, and proceeds from our gift shop – “Coot’s Corner” which is located at the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center. The store carries a remarkable diversity of nature items for a small store including a wide variety of field guides and other wildlife books, clothing, jewelry, and many other assorted nature items.

Visit the Friends website and Facebook pages for events, activities and updates.

Contact: (920) 387-2658 x. 117Address: Horicon National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center W4279

Headquarters Road (3 1/2 miles south of Hwy. 49 on County Trunk Z), Mayville

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The seasons of spring, summer and fall all offer unique opportunities to visit Marsh Haven Nature Center, located on the north end of the famous Horicon Marsh. This non-profit, all-volunteer, membership-supported center is just 3 miles east of Waupun on Highway 49. The organization was founded in 1984 and the center was built through the efforts of an amazing group of dedicated volunteers and supporters. Marsh Haven offers nature hikes, education and outdoor programs on its 46-acres.

The Vine/Griffith Main Building houses museum-quality displays depicting the history and wildlife of the Horicon Marsh area, along with other relevant interpretive educational exhibits. The Respect Our Earth Theater has been the location for many raptor rehabilitation programs, wolf and mustelid presentations, and other programs aimed at nature and wildlife education. The classroom at Marsh Haven Nature Center has been utilized over the years for stream monitoring trainings, blue bird house exhibits, EARTHcamp programs, scouting gatherings, 4-H trainings and meetings and so much more.

Wildlife feeding stations are located on either side of the gift shop and visitors often see a variety of birds up close. In addition, there is an art gallery where a diverse collection of wildlife art and photography is on display. The Nature Nook Children’s Area offers young visitors an area to learn and explore. Visitors can learn more about the furry, scaly, and feathered creatures in the Critter Corner. In the 30 years of service to the area, visitors from every state in the nation and over 90

different counties have stopped at Marsh Haven Nature Center.With the help of volunteers and local schools, a series of nature

trails through the woods, and established areas of native grass prairie, and around the wetland were built. Marsh Haven is home to the only 30-foot, two level observation tower on Horicon Marsh. There is also an overnight bunkhouse that is used by scouting, church, 4-H and school groups from all over the state.

Nature education is a major focus at Marsh Haven Nature Center and there is a wide variety of environmental educational programs for adults and youth. Some of the current programming includes: EARTHcamp, A Day on the Prairie, Wolves Among Us, Wild Birds of Prey, scouting programs, Family Nature Club, Horicon Marsh Bird Festival events, prairie walks, stream monitoring trainings, Earth Day events and a Fall Living History Festival. Many families, day cares, public and private school groups, homeschool families, 4-H clubs, scouting troops, church groups, nursing home and veterans groups and individuals utilize this center for education and a place to connect with nature.

Volunteers run the nature center and it is open April through mid-November weekdays from noon to 4 p.m., and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends. Admission is $2/adult, $1/child - Special event admission is $3/adult, $2/child.

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Garden Club meetings are held on the second Monday of the month in September, October, November, March, April and May. Meetings are held at 6:30 p.m. at the meetings, guest speakers and/or members teach us about some facet of gardening. On the second Saturday of February, we attend the Wisconsin Garden expo in Madison. In the summer, Garden Club members work in

their own gardens and do community garden projects including planting and maintaining “sign” gardens in the Waupun parks, a truck planter by the Community Center, and a large stone garden in forest Mound Cemetery.

Waupun’s newest park, Harris Mill Park – across the Mill pond from the end-of-the-trail statue, has an area that the Garden Club members have developed into a special garden. A granite statuary fountain is the focal point of the garden. Members are asked to help in maintenance of the Harris Mill Park Gardens.

Contact: Darlene Drews, (920) 324-2385Email: [email protected]

WARP was started in 2010 as a grassroots, not-for-profit group made up of area business owners and community minded individuals from the Waupun community and surrounding area. WARP members want to develop, promote and maintain the recreational, environmental, historic, economic and quality-of-life assets offered by the Rock River, Horicon Marsh, City of Waupun and surrounding townships.

WARP’s most recently completed project was the creation of a nine-hole disc golf course in Waupun County Park. The course reused the baskets from Tanner Park’s course and was one hundred percent funded by WARP through the donations and the fund raising of its members. The new course is a challenging wooded course and has been very well received by the area disc golf community. WARP has hosted two Ace Race events and more are planned for the new year. The first annual disc golf league is starting this spring, more details can be found at the Waupun Disc Golf Association’s Facebook page.

WARP has been working to expand the bike trails within Waupun.

The group hopes to continue expanding the trails and eventually create a biking corridor that joins with the Wild Goose State trail, providing a safe path for families out for a weekend ride.

WARP also worked with the City of Waupun and the Chamber of Commerce during the information gathering, planning, and development phases of Waupun’s new Aquatic Center. Ground was broken in 2013, and the facility is set to open in early summer of 2014.

Ryan Mulder, the new president of WARP, said, “WARP is just a group of citizens that are doing what we can to give people a reason to get off the couch. Sitting on the couch kills people. So let’s give people a reason to get off of it!”

WARP continues to grow and thrive due to the support of the community. Our inspirational projects and fantastic members are working hard to find ways to create fun and affordable recreation opportunities available to all Waupun residents.

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American Legion Getchel-Nelson Post No. 210

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Post 210 Waupun American Legion has membership of 237 veterans at the present time. Their meetings are held the third Monday night of each month at 7:30 p.m. The post was organized July 28, 1923 and named for Dan E. Getchel, who was killed in action during World War I. The name was amended in 1946 after Duane Nelson was killed in action during World War II.

They have an Honor Guard of twenty members that give last military honors in the Waupun, Brandon, Fairwater, Ripon and Fond du Lac areas.

Our veteran memorial wall has more than 1,000 veteran names on it, and they add to it each year.

Twice a year, the American Legion post offers an unserviceable flag disposal ceremony, to dispose of unserviceable flags in an honorable

way. The post is very active in the community, helping out the youth

whenever there is a need. They sponsor Legion Basketball and give out scholarships each year. They also place more than 1,000 flags on the veterans’ graves each May and give assistance to veterans and their families when there is need.

All veterans are welcome to attend the Legion meetings and a member or as a guest.

The hall is open to the public each day at 4 p.m., can be reserved for small weddings, showers, birthday parties and more.

Contact: (920) 324-2741Address: 130 N. State St.

The Getchel Nelson Unit of American Legion Auxiliary became a chartered member in 1921, and is part of what is now the world’s largest women’s patriotic organization. Our Mission Statement reads “In the spirit of Service, not Self, the mission of the American Legion Auxiliary is to support The American Legion and to honor the sacrifice of those who serve by enhancing the lives of our veterans, military, and their families, both at home and abroad.” For God and Country, we advocate for veterans, educate our citizens, mentor youth, and promote patriotism, good citizenship, peace and security.

The Waupun Unit 210 is very active in supporting the VA Hospitals and Rehab centers in Wisconsin. Also Camp American Legion, Legion

Riders, USO, Wounded Warriors, Caring & Sharing (sending packages to deployed soldiers) and Female Homeless Veterans. The group participates in the Camo Quilt project, and a variety of knitting projects for Veterans, and clipping coupons for Veterans families to use at military commissaries abroad. In the Waupun area the group also participates in Student Government Day, Badger Girl State, Memorial Day, Veteran Day, Volksfest and Avenue of Angels events just to list a few.

The Getchel Nelson Unit of American Legion Auxiliary is always looking for members to join, if interested contact any member from the Waupun Legion or Auxiliary.

The VFW is the world’s oldest and largest organization for veterans who have served their country in various foreign campaigns, as its name implies, “Veterans of Foreign Wars.” Bentley-Hull VFW Post 6709, located in Waupun and organized in 1946, is made up of Veterans from all eras, right up to and including the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts. The post serves the veteran by committing to the job of making sure they receive all the benefits and ongoing support that they are entitled to.

The post serves the community by providing scholarships to local graduating seniors, and rewards students who compete in the “Voice of Democracy” audio-essay, and the “Patriot’s Pen” youth-written

competitions.The post participates in numerous community events, including

parades and sport events. Honor Guard members take part in flag presentations and school programs for flag etiquette and patriotism, and provides, upon request, military funeral honors for our fallen heroes.

All veterans are welcome to attend any scheduled meeting.Contact: (920) 324-4641Address: Meetings held at 520 McKinley St., 8 a.m. on second

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The Waupun Area Veterans Memorial Walls, is a lasting tribute to all Waupun Area Veterans who have served or are now serving their country.

Since its creation in 2004, 1,122 names have been engraved of those veterans who served our country in peace and war since the War of 1812, to current and future hostilities. Applications received by April 26, 2014 will be placed on the wall by Memorial Day. Those that are sent after April 26 will be held until Veterans Day.

To submit the name of a Veteran, pick up order forms at all five banks in Waupun, the Piggly Wiggly, Culver’s or the Waupun Area Chamber office. Please send completed order form to the National Bank of Waupun, Waupun Area Veterans Memorial Wall Fund, Waupun WI 53963.

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The Waupun Kiwanis Club has been a proud supporter of the Waupun community since its founding in 1929. Our membership is comprised of people of all ages and all walks of life, but all of us have one very important thing in common – the desire to serve.

In 2013, Kiwanis participated in several projects including: coordinating quarterly Red Cross Blood Drives at Edgewood Church, Salvation Army Bell Ringing, Meals on Wheels, Volksfest Pancake Breakfast, Special Swim for Special Kids, highway cleanup (Hwy 49), Waupun Bike Rodeo, and sponsoring monthly Junior Kiwanians at our meetings.

Through fundraising, Kiwanis was able to support the following programs this year: purchasing iPads for local students with Autism (see photo above), Yell and Tell safety program at Meadowview Primary, Honor Flight, Union/Youth for Christ, Holiday Help, Swaddle Blankets for newborns at Waupun Memorial Hospital, Cub Scout Pack 3777, Waupun Food Pantry, Waupun Little League, Badger Boys & Girls State and was able to present four college scholarships to WHS and CWC seniors.

Contact: Katy BartowAddress: Meetings held at Helen’s Kitchen, 6:45 a.m. TuesdaysEmail: [email protected]: WaupunKiwanis.org

The Waupun Lion’s club is part of Lions Club International, which is the largest service organization in the world, with 1.35 million members in 206 countries. While their primary focus is on service to the visually impaired, funds raised by the Waupun Lions also support many community, state, national and international causes. Additionally, the Lions have broadened their focus to include programs aimed at diabetes education and prevention.

Some of the Waupun Lions fund raisers include Community Calendar sales, Vegas Night, a pancake breakfast at the Waupun Truck N’ Show, a golf outing and brat frees.

The motto of the Lions is “We Serve.” Some members of the Waupun Lions serve as transporters of cornea tissue for transplants between Fond du Lac and Madison. Some members serve on missions to Mexico and Central American countries providing vision testing and provision of used eyeglasses to those who need them. The Club collects used eyeglasses for this cause.

Some of the funds raised by the Waupun Lions go to the Lions Eye Bank in Madison, which prepares donated corneas for transplant. Funds also go toward operational expenses of the Lions Camp in Rosholt, which provides a camping experience to children and adults with visual impairments, diabetes and developmental disabilities.

The Waupun Lions Club also annually awards a two or four year $750 renewable scholarship to a high school senior who attends school within the Waupun Area School District

Contact: President Mike Dittmann, (920) 324-4867.Website: e-clubhouse.org/sites/waupun/index.php

Community, family and agriculture are the three major goals of the Rising Sun Grange.

The Dictionary Project is the group’s main community service. In person, Grange members give each third grade student in the public and private schools in the Waupun area a personal dictionary. Nicknamed “Words for Thirds,” the service has become an annual gift to the children of the community. Other service projects include sponsoring a community night for all citizens, usually held during April Grange Month, donations to the Waupun Food Pantry, and other worthy causes.

Educational displays on agricultural topics, for example, are also frequently displayed at the Waupun Public Library.

Membership is open to all men, woman and youth with varied educational programs and activities for all family members. New members are very welcome. Developing members’ potential and leadership is an important opportunity. Currently addresses of members include Waupun, Brandon and Oakfield.

The Grange is a grassroots organization and the Rising Sun Grange prides itself on submitting resolutions for consideration regarding public welfare, education, as well as agricultural issues, and provides a non-partisan voice in state and national legislatures. The annual state-wide convention is held in Reedsburg in late September, and the Rising Sun Grange is always well represented. Several members also hold offices in the Wisconsin State Grange.

Contact: President Fred Krohn (920) 346-5355 or Public Relations Director Joann Goodlaxson (920) 324-6099

Address: Meetings locations are varied, and include Waupun Public Library

The Waupun Rotary Club is an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide, who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and help build goodwill and peace in the world.

“Service above Self” is the motto Rotarians live by. Locally the Club contributes to the Waupun Food Pantry, serves meals at the Community Table, hosts an annual Easter Egg Hunt, hosts Jr. Rotarians from the WASD and CWC High Schools, and assists with missions in the third world countries as well as many other projects.

Contact: DeAnn Thurmer, (920) 928-6730Address: Meetings held at Tony’s Pizza, noon, second and fourth

Thursdays.

The Knights of Columbus is a fraternal organization for Catholic men. It was founded by Father Michael J. McGivney March 29, 1882. The international headquarters is located in New Haven, Connecticut. Led by the Supreme Knight, the chief executive officer of the Knights, the office provides administrative support and leadership for more than 14,000 local units.

The Waupun Knights of Columbus was organized by John C. Burke in the late 1950’s and chartered February 7, 1960.

The Council now bears his name in honor of him and the other gentlemen who originally founded this council. The John C. Burke Council 4897 was formed to render financial aid to members and their families, and now has expanded to offer assistance to church and community as well.

The Council annually has fund raisers such as the fish fry at St. Joseph Parish Center in Waupun, brat frys, the state charity raffle for the Harley Davidson motorcycle, and the Drive for the Intellectually Disabled.

Some of the funds raised by the Council are used to send disabled children to camp, sponsor punt, pass, and kick competitions, sponsor free throw competitions, help people with catastrophic emergencies, aid the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, sponsor Badger Boys and Badger Girls, provide food, coats, and money to the Waupun Food Pantry, and provide scholarships.

Contact: Membership, Roger Gorst, (920) 324-9202 or Grand Knight Ken Leising, (920) 324-2166.

Website: waupunkofc.com

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ACCOUTING AND TAXKeren Derksen Accounting Service309 Rounsville St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9720R. Peters & Associates, Ltd. Accounting & Tax Services42 Fond du Lac St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) [email protected]

O’Connor, Wells & Vander Werff, LLC111 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9711yourcpas.net

ATTORNEYSBuchholz & Busch-Ell Law OfficePO Box 31095 S Harris Ave., Suite 202, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9736Snow Law, SC514 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4711snowlaw.net

Vande Zande & Kaufman, LLP408 E Main St. PO Box 430Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2951 Fax: (920) [email protected]

AUTOMOTIVEHoman Auto Sales - Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge925 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-7979homanauto.com

Homan Auto Sales - Chevrolet, Buick240 Gateway Dr., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3585John’s Automotive Sales & Service114 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4333NAPA Auto Parts534 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3554O’Reilly Auto Parts925 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2869oreillyauto.com/site/c/home.oap

Pete’s Auto Repair & Sales501 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3465petesautorepair.comQuality Auto Sales101 Fond du Lac St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5558qualityautowi.com

BARS & LIQUOR STORESIce Chest96 Gateway Dr., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2251Wild Boar Liquor Store814 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2881BEAUTYAdvanced College of Cosmetology25 W. Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3427advancedcollegeofcosmetology.com

Step A-Head Styling12 S Madison St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5866

Electric Beach Tanning & Toning319 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-0711

BIKES - SALES & SERVICERon’s Lawn & Sport650 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3181

BOWLINGJud-Sons LLC416 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3518

BRIDALForever Timeless Bridal2 South Madison St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) [email protected]

CARPET SALESRiel’s Carpet & Vacuum431 E Main StWaupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2339

Werner Harmsen Furniture & Total Flooring116 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5091

CELL PHONES & ELECTRONICSCSA Wireless11 S Watertown St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-0692csawireless.com

Q-2 Inc., A Radio Shack Dealer313 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3308q-electronics.com

CHIROPRACTORS/MASSAGEJohnson Chiropractic Office SC716 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5641

Mary Ennenga - Professional Muscle Therapist111 Welch St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5382

Waupun Chiropractic Center SC160 Gateway Dr., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9899waupunchiro.com

CHURCHESBethel Christian Reformed Church410 S West St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4962waupunbethelcrc.com

CrossRoads Fellowship846 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2093crossroadswaupun.org

Edgewood Community Church201 Edgewood Dr., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3856edgewoodcommunity.org

First Reformed Church422 W Franklin St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2321firstreformedwaupun.com

First Christian Reformed Church20 Bly St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3898waupuncrc.com

Grace Evangelical Lutheran church113 N County Park RoadWaupun, WI 53963Ineedgraceinwaupun.com

Pella Lutheran Church315 Madison St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3321pellalutheran.org

Trinity Reformed Church521 S Madison St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2400trcwaupun.com

Waupun United Methodist Church199 E Jefferson St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9721umc.org

COMPUTERSFox Computers & Networking520 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3300waupuncomputers.com

Q-2 Inc., A Radio Shack Dealer313 E Main StWaupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3308q-electronics.com

CONSTRUCTIONACC ConstructionResidential and Commercial FenceAbove Ground Pool Installation & RepairPhone: (920) 344-2210Free Estimates

Home Contractors & Supply, Inc.W7185 Hwy 49, Suite DWaupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3525homecontractorssupply.com

R&D ConstructionPhone: (920) 324-5919

Ter Beest Builders209 N West St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3433

Van Buren Home Builders820 S Madison St., Waupun, WI 53963

DANCE STUDIOMasters of Movement School of Dance24 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 904-6591mastersofmovement.info

DENTISTSDentistry of Wisconsin608 Fern St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3881dentistryofwisconsin.comDr. Thomas Katz

Family Dentistry, Jared Homan DDS733 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2418

Jeffrey L Champion DDS, LLC129 N Madison St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2561drjeffreychampiondds.intuitewebsites.com

ELECTRICCB Electric259 N Watertown St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 319-1614

EMBROIDERY & SCREEN PRINTINGSew What, LLC324 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: [email protected]

EYE CLINICSJan’s Optical223 E. Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-8608

Olson Eye Care537 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3501

Waupun Eye Clinic140 Gateway Drive, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3191 • (800) 316-4974

FARM EQUIPMENT & SUPPLYBallweg Implement Company, Inc.W7246 Hwy 68, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3537ballweg.biz

Farmers Elevator, LTD2 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3593

Hull’s 151 ImplementN3124 N Frontage Road, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5341hulls151.com

Waupun Feed & SeedW7942 Lake Emily Road., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2212Cell: (920) 210-0747

FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONSFox Valley Savings Bank101 S Madison St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5528fvsbank.com

Markesan State Bank807 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2200markesanstatebank.com

Marine Credit Union1 Gateway Drive., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 923-7280marinecu.com

National Bank of Waupun210 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5551natlbk.com

Wells Fargo Banks37 N Madison St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5537wellsfargo.com

FINANCIAL PLANNINGEdward JonesAdam Vande Slunt, Financial Advisor1003 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2530edwardjones.comEdward JonesRich Matravers, Financial Advisor404 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9002edwardjones.comi2i CoordinatorsSue VandeBerg, Financial Services & Funeral Trusts324 E Main St., Suite 100, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3328

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Thrivent FinancialJonathon Leonard -Financial Representative9 Fond du Lac St., Waupun WI 53963Phone: 920-392-6846facebook.comFUNERAL HOMESKohls Community Funeral Home405 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5547kohlsfh.comWerner Harmsen Funeral Home201 E Jefferson St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3071wernerharmsenfuneralhome.com

FURNITURE AND FLOORINGVer Hage Furniture Mart806 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9151verhagefurniture.comWerner Harmsen Furniture & Total Flooring116 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5091

GAS STATIONSBentz Shell25 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9962Holliday Food & Sport715 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4062hollidayfoodandsport.comMarshland Mobil1001 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-6045Waupun Ultimart612 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324- 9089

GOLFRock River Country Club700 County Park Road., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2621golfrrcc.com

GOVERNMENTCity of Waupun201 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-7900cityofwaupun.org

Dodge Correctional Institution1 W Lincoln St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-6201doc.wi.gov

Village of Brandon115 N Center St., Brandon, WI 53919Phone: (920) 346-5415

GREENHOUSEHoekstra’s Market & Greenhouse LLCN10348 County Trunk AFox Lake, WI 53933-9713Phone: (920) 928-2398hoekstras.net

GROCERY STORESPiggly Wiggly100 Gateway Dr., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5526pigglywiggly.com

GYMS/WELLNESSAnytime Fitness912 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4912anytimefitness.com

Club Fitness306 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-1300cfwaupun.com

HARDWARE STOREMarten’s Farm & Home True Value1100 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4751

HEALTHCARE INSURANCE PROVIDERFond du Lac Area Businesses On Health140 North Main St.., Fond du Lac, WI 54935920-924-3780faboh.com

HOSPITALS AND CLINICSBeaver Dam Community Hospitals, Inc.707 S. University Ave., Beaver Dam, WI 53916Phone: (920) 887-7181bdch.com

Beaver Dam Community Medical Clinics180 Gateway Dr., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 345-1306bdchmedicalclinics.com

Ripon Medical Center608 W. Brown St., #2, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 239-2200communitypediatrics.net

Waupun Memorial Hospital620 Brown St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5581agnesian.com

HOUSING-APARTMENTSLincoln School Apartments965 Wilcox St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4050thelandingsofwaupun.com/

Rensway - Country Village - Madison Square ApartmentsAgent Mary Rens727 W Lincoln St, Suite 9, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 382-7368

The Landings ApartmentsManager Address965 Wilcox St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4050thelandingsofwaupun.com

HOUSING-SENIORChristian Home & Rehabilitation Center331 Bly St., Waupun, WI 53963christian-home.orgGateway Senior Housing120 Gateway Drive., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-0430horizondbm.com/hms/hms_gateway.htmlMarvins Manor10 Pluim Drive., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9755marvinsmanor.com/home Marvins Manor603 Clark St., Brandon, WI 53919Phone: (920) 346-2321marvinsmanor.com/homePrairie Ridge Assisted Living819 Wilcox St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9810

INDUSTRYDerco Manufacturing, Inc.N3477 Hwy 151, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5794

Federal Mogul Sintered Products401 Industrial Drive, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4741federalmogul.com

National Rivet & Manufacturing21 E Jefferson St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5511natriv.com

W&D Navis, Inc.PO Box 48N2747 Highway 26., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9541

WW Electric Motors Inc.W7219 Hwy 49 W, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3421electricmotors.com

INSURANCEAmerican Family InsuranceKristine A. Moodie Agency110 Gateway Drive, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3488amfam.com

Dean Caredeancare.com

Network HealthMartha Fruend, Account Representative1570 Midway Drive, Menasha, WI 54952networkhealth.com

Nolan Insurance Agency LLC112 E Main St., Brandon, WI 53919Phone: (920) 346-2241nolanins.com

SIA Insurance Services999 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2071siainsurance.com

INVESTIGATIONAccurate Investigation & Information LLCPO Box 9, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 382-8851email: [email protected]

JEWLERY STOREGysbers Jewelry305 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5261gysbersjewelry.com

LAWN CAREMarshland Pet & Lawn16 Commercial St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5761

LODGINGBoarders Inn & Suites5 Gateway Drive, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2500staycobblestone.com/WI/Waupun

NEWSPAPER/RADIOAM 1170 WFDL • FM 103.3609 Home Ave., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4441am1170radio.net

Action Reporter MediaPhone: (920) 922-8640Classified Ads: (888) 774-7744fdlreportercom

Daily Citizen/NeighborsPhone: ( 920) 887-0321wiscnews.com/bdc

NON-PROFIT GROUPSAmerican Legion & Auxiliary, Getchel-Nelson Post 210Bob Patrouille - Commander130 N State St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 210-7291 Friends of Horicon Marsh International Education CenterN7725 Hwy 28, Horicon, WI 53032Phone: (920) 387-7890 Fax: (920) 387-7888horiconmarsh.org

Kiwanis Club of WaupunPhone: (920) 960-2000kiwanis.orgMarsh Haven Nature CenterW10145 Hwy 49, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5818marshhaven.comMemorial Day Parade Committee512 Cochrane St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 296-3040The Union Youth Center - a ministry of Youth for Christ421 Jackson St., Waupun, WI 53963Scott - 920-948-8185 • Kim - 920-382-4438badgerlandyfc.orgVolksfest Committee406 Grandview Ave., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2610waupunvolksfest.comWaupun Area Animal Shelter901 N. Madison St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3200service-life.com/wi/waupunareaanimalshelterWaupun Fine ArtsPO Box 489, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 296-3041waupunfinearts.orgWaupun Hockey AssociationPO Box 285., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5096waupunhockey.orgWaupun Lions ClubTom Nickel - President606 Rens Way, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 318-6467Waupun Rotary Club223 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-8608Waupun Truck n ShowPO Box 161, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9985waupuntrucknshow.comOFFICE SUPPLIES & PRINTINGTotal Business Products, Inc.18 N. Madison St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3711Fax: (920) 324-5320totalbusinessproducts.comOUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENTRon’s Lawn & Sport650 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3181PET CAREMarshland Pet & Lawn16 Commercial St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5761PHARMACYWalgreens999 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4696walgreens.com

Agnesian Pharmacy910 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3010

PHOTOGRAPHYc.Verhage.Photo425 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 210-6973cverhagephoto.com

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PLUMBING AND HEATINGRoets Home Heating & Air Conditioning LLC969 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2701Vanderkin Plumbing20 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5000

REAL ESTATEHearthstone Homes & Hearthstone Realty, Inc.600 S Watertown St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2535 • (920) 324-3782hearthstonerealty.infoHouse to Home Properties, LLC215 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5200housetohomeproperties.comKarsten Real Estate4 Fond du Lac St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2800karstenrealestate.com

RESIDENTAL BUILDING LOTSFront Edge Inc.316 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2217frontedgewaupun.com

RESTAURANTSCulvers900 Kelly Ave., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5224culvers.com

Domino’s Pizza434 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-6111

Don Ramon - Mexican Restaurant405 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-5008

Donnaz DogzCorner of S. Madison St & Main St.Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 344-7358

End of the Trail Candy & Coffee Shoppe928 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3331endofthetrailcandy.com

Goose Shot - Dining & Spirits5 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2275thegooseshot.com

Helen’s Kitchen - Dining1116 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-3441helenskitchenwaupun.com

Pizza Ranch900 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9000pizzaranch.com

Tony’s Pizza & Italian Eatery - Dining420 Fond du Lac St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9162

SCHOOLS AND BUS SERVICESCentral Wisconsin Christian Schools301 Fox Lake Road, Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-4233centralwisconsinchristian.org

Johnson School Bus Service Inc.523 S Watertown St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2271johnsonschoolbus.com

Moraine Park Technical College700 Gould St., Beaver Dam, WI 53916Phone: (920) 887-4426morainepark.edu

Waupun Area School District950 Wilcox St., Waupun, WI 53963waupun.k12.wi.us

SECURITY SOLUTIONSGappa Security Solutions, LLC317 Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2260gappasecuritysolutions.com

SHOE STOREBrooks Shoes & Repair318 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2302

SIGNAGE & GRAPHICSFlyway SignsN5528 Miranda WayFond du Lac, WI 54937Phone: (920) 921-7181 • (800) 201-7553flywaysigns.com

SPORTING GOODSSully’s Sporting Goods401 East Main St. Phone: (920) 345-1600sullyssportinggoods.com

THRIFT STOREBargains Galore Thrift Store810 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-8677bargainsgalorethriftstore.com

UTILITIESAlliant Energy2777 Columbia Drive, Portage, WI 53901-9483Phone: (608) 742-0828Email: [email protected]

Waupun Utilities817 S Madison St.PO Box 431., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-7920waupunutilities.com

VACUUM SALESRiel’s Carpet & Vacuum431 E Main St., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-2339

VETERINARY CLINICMaple Knoll Veterinary Clinic95 S Harris Ave., Waupun, WI 53963Phone: (920) 324-9623Fax: (920) 324-7331Email: [email protected]

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City of Waupun Road MapPrepared by:

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