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Beaver Dam Daily Citizen Saturday-Sunday, February 6-7, 2016 A3 Endorsed byFor more information contact: Matt Meyers at 608-252-6235 nursingmattersonline.com Arbonne Attic Angel Place Bellin College Brightstar Care Cardinal Stritch University Care Wisconsin Concordia Covance Dale Medical Products Edgewood College Easter Seals Wisconsin Froedtert Health Club Madison Grand Canyon University Group Health Cooperative of South Central WI HCR Manor Care Home Health United Kaplan Nursing Pure Natural Madison College Marian University Milwaukee School of Engineering School of Nursing Oak Park Place Rainbow Hospice Care Sand Ridge Secure Treatment Center Select Specialty Hospital State Dept. of Corrections Stella Dot Stoughton Hospital The College of St. Scholastica The Gideons International US Army Healthcare Team UW Madison School of Nursing UW Milwaukee College of Nursing UW Oshkosh School of Nursing Viterbo University Walden University William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital Wisconsin Center for Nursing Wisconsin Immunization Registry WNA Wisconsin Nurses Association WPS Health Young Living Health and Wellness Options And Nursingmatters Expo 2016 Education: the Basis for Value, Vision and Voice of nursing Tuesday, February 23 Exhibition hall at thE alliant EnErgy CEntEr ExhibitorS Barbara Nichols, PhD will speak on how value, vision and voice will address the challenges of diversity and inclusion in our profession. ComPlimeNtary luNCheoN Kelley Johnson, miss Colorado will speak on how valuing nursing led her to a vision of the profession and as a result she has become a voice for nursing.

KeyNote sPeaKer: Complimentary luncheon sponsored by The Valuing of Self Valuing of Professional Nursing mary lu Gerke, Interim Dean of the College of Nursing, Health and Human Behavior, Viterbo University, La Strategies for Speaking with Legislative Leaders at All Levels of Government Gina Dennik Champion Creating Hope for a Special Delivery: Educating Guatemalan Indigenous Midwives Nancy huhta Comello, ms, CNm Luncheon sponsored by UW Health. Although the luncheon is free, you must register at www.nursingmattersonline.com BreaKout sessioNs So you miss a thing, let us pack your Daily Citizen in a convenient Vacation Pack while away. save your papers and deliver them when you return. WhenYou Go To Order your call 920-887-0333 DAILY CITIZEN forget to your papers! LOCAL BEN RUETER, DAILY CITIZEN City officials and Beaver Dam residents gathered at The Watermark, 209 S. Center for a ribbon cutting.

In the photo; Evonne Boettge, community activities and services administrator; Kevin Burnett, alderperson; Tom Kennedy, mayor; Glen Link; Jon Litscher, council president; Maryann Schacht, city attorney; and Mary Morgan, alderperson. COMMUNITY GATHERS AT WATERMARK MAYVILLE A new event will take place in Mayville on Feb. 20. The Rock River Bier- fest will be held at the Mayville Park Pavilion from 3 to 6 p.m. General admission is $25 in advance.

VIP tick- ets include a commemo- rative shirt and early admission at 2 p.m. but are no longer available to purchase in advance. Special brews will be available for VIP partici- pants while they last, as well as some giveaways by the brewers. Tickets at the door are $5 more. (VIP tickets at the door do not include a shirt).

All participants will receive a commemorative glass and program. Tick- ets are on sale at Moun- Piggly Wiggly in Mayville, from members of the Mayville Rotary Club, and online. Featured craft brew- ers include 3 Sheeps, Keweenaw, 8th Street Ale Haus, Hop Garden, Spre- cher, Ciderboys, Galena Brewing, Sweet Mullets, Knuth Brewing, Point, Plymouth Brewing, Port Huron and Lake Louie. Food will also be a big part of the event. Those attending can expect to enjoy food from Trattoria, The Pub, Bublitz, Sub- way, Don The Open Door, Confections by Joel, Cheese and Old Fashioned Foods.

This is all included with a ticket purchase. Local restaurants will also be giving away coupons for dinner after the event. Other activities at the bierfest include a silent auction, live music by Mark Wayne; and the Marquette basketball game and other sports on big screen televisions. There is no admission charge for those who wish to just participate in the silent auction and watch sports on the big screen televisions on the lower level of the pavilion. Proceeds go to support local charities, scholar- ships and Rotary Interna- fight to end polio.

For more information, go to www.rockriverbi- erfest.com or call 920- 296-9279. The event is also listed on Facebook. Bierfest planned in Mayville SUBMITTED The Beaver Dam Rotary recently celebrated the 100th birth- day of Rotarian Bill Reible. Born in 1916 in Leroy, Reible has been a member of Rotary for more than 45 years. BILL REIBLE CELEBRATES 100 Waupun Lions Club Nick Rusch, station manager of WFDL and chairperson of the Wau- pun Festivals committee spoke at a recent meeting.

Waupun Radio broad- casts on AM 1170 and simulcasts on FM 103.3. AM broadcasting is lim- ited to daytime hours, while FM broadcasts are authorized for around the clock. The programming schedule is posted on the website at www. am1170radio.com. The broadcast format revolves around oldies and news, sports and talk.

There is a focus on local coverage and live coverage of Waupun sporting events is provided. One featured program is the Shop- ping Spree, which airs from 9:30 a.m. to noon on Saturdays other than for the last Saturday of the month. During this pro- gram listeners may call in to obtain discounted offers from local area merchants on merchandise, meals or services. Rusch is proud of a joint venture between Sunny 97.7 and Marian University called the Veteran of the Month Campaign.

Each veteran chosen receives free restaurant certificates, free tickets to area events and a free undergraduate course from Marian Uni- versity valued at $1,500. The university course is transferrable to an individ- ual of the choos- ing. Community members are able to nominate a veteran for consideration at www.sunny977.com. Rusch also discussed some of the upcoming events coordinated by Waupun Festivals. The 2016 Entertainment Series of concerts and perfor- mance brings regional and national talent to the historic Waupun City Hall auditorium.

One of the major events of Waupun Festivals is the Celebrate Waupun event which will occur on July 1 to 3. Rounding out the summer fun in 2016 is the Waupun Truck Show on Aug. 12 and 13, and the Volksfest German ethnic festival on Sept. 9 and 10. All events are in the city of Waupun.

The Waupun Lions Club provides service at some of the events coordinated by Waupun Festivals. The Waupun Lions have been a part of the Waupun community for more than 53 years. They meet on the second and fourth Tues- day of the month at 6 p.m. at Rock River Country Club. Anyone interested in joining may contact any member of the club or check out the web- site at php.

SOCIAL-CIVIC NEWS Rusch The MadHatters, a University of Wisconsin based a capella group, will hold a benefit concert at Beaver Dam High School, 500 Gould Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 and are available at Food Pride and Beaver Dam Pig- gly Wiggly. The concert is a benefit for the family of MadHatter alumnus Brad Westergaard, who currently is a chorus teacher at Beaver Dam Middle School. Wester- son was diagnosed with lymphoma in October and has been going through treatment.

The Mad- Hatters, formed in 1997, have a number of ties to Beaver Dam including current member Tyler Livingston, who handles vocal percussion of beat- boxing for the singing group. Livingston credits Beaver Dam High School music instructor Marcia Paul for exposing him to many types of music. Devin Kellenberger, a 2009 graduate of BDHS and Nick Schneider, a 2010 graduate of BDHS also have been members of the MadHatters. The group is usually 14 to 16 members and per- forms at least once a week, but often more than that at the height of the season. The UW Madhatters are made up of UW under- grads who want to sing, but not be in the confines of a student choir.

The group has performed at the Overture Center and internationally. The Madhatters have played at a White House holiday party and at a Green Bay Packers game at Lam- beau Field. The Madhatters have one live and six studio albums, including White and a col- lection of Badgers game day songs. For more information about the Madhatters, go to madhattersuw.com. MadHatters coming to Beaver Dam Feb.

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