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Beaver Dam Daily Citizen Wednesday, February 27, 2019 A3 00 1 LOCAL The Beaver Dam Police Department will hold its 16th Citizens Police Acad- emy with 13 classes from 6-10 p.m. Mondays, March 4 to May 20, with one class from 6-9 p.m., May 7, and one from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., May 11, at the police depart- ment, 123 Park Beaver Dam. There is no charge to participate in this program, but space is limited to 12 participants. A graduation banquet will follow.

Applicants must be 18 years of age or older to ap- ply. Preference will be given to those that reside in Bea- ver Dam, work in Beaver Dam, or own property in Beaver Dam. The police de- partment reserves the right to accept or deny any ap- plication. Any citizen with a valid license and no criminal background are encouraged to apply. The deadline to apply is today.

Application packets can be picked up at the Beaver Dam Police Department. For more information, contact Officer William Linzenmeyer at the police department in person, by phone at 920-887-4614 or cell 920-382-6529 or email The program will cover a tour of the police depart- ment, firearms training, professional communi- cation, K-9 training, de- fensive tactics, drug in- vestigations, criminal in- vestigations, criminal law, training, patrol procedures, emergency vehicle operations, OWI procedures, accident in- vestigation, school liaison officer duties, administra- tive clerk responsibilities, a tour of the Dodge County Jail and a tour of the Dodge County Court with a circuit court judge. A ride-along of eight hours with an officer will be scheduled during the program. The instructors are Bea- ver Dam police officers and the program is hands-on with an emphasis placed on class participation. This academy is not designed to certify citizens to perform law enforcement services.

Applications for Citizens Police Academy due Wed. Waupun Lions Club offers scholarships WAUPUN The Wau- pun Lions Club is accepting scholarship applications from eligible and inter- ested high school seniors. A two- or four-year renew- able $1,000 scholarship is offered. The applicant must currently live within the Waupun School District and must have attained a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher in high school. Selection will be based on a completed application form and an of- ficial high school transcript of grades through the sev- enth semester.

Forms may be submitted at the Guidance Office at the Waupun Area High School or the Central Wisconsin Christian School or submit to Lion Richard Steinbach, 731 Fern Waupun, by April 8. The recipient must be- come a full-time student at an accredited college or technical school and main- tain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. Implement repair business destroyed by fire WATERTOWN (AP) Officials say a large fire at an implement repair busi- ness in Watertown caused about $1 million in dam- age. At least 10 additional agencies helped Watertown firefighters at Waupun Equipment Co. Monday.

Watertown Fire Chief Kraig Biefeld says the source of the fire that destroyed the building was an oil burner. Biefeld says while the cause remains under investiga- tion, it does not appear suspicious. About 45 firefighters were rotated in and out of service at the scene because of the cold temperatures and strong winds. They were on the scene for about four hours. JOHN BETT, CONTRIBUTED Waupun Lions Club delivered about six boxes of food and three boxes of socks and underwear to the Waupun Food Pantry on Feb.

11. The items were contributed by attendees at the Feb. 9 Lions Club Vegas night event. Pictured are, from left, Terry respalje, doug Cronin and ron bresser. 9 BOXES OF SUPPLIES DONATED TO WAUPUN FOOD PANTRY IN BRIEF COMMUNITY CALENDAR submit an event for around Town online at wiscnews.com/ at least three business days before the event date.

For a complete list- ing of calendar events, visit wisc- news.com/bdc/calendar. TODAY 4K and 5K Registration: 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., beaver dam unified school district educational service Center, 705 McKinley beaver dam. registration for all 4K sites and 5K elementary students not currently enrolled in the beaver dam unified school district. use the n4 entrance doors on the north side of the building.

Park- ing is available in the esC parking lot or in the parking lot across the street at the district Maintenance building. Children do not need to attend registration. bdusd.org Fundraiser: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Columbus Community Hospital, 1515 Park Columbus. The nut- man Company will offer more than 150 varieties of nuts, candies, snack mixes and chocolates.

sugar-free varieties available. For more infor- mation, call Patti at 920-623-1280. columbuscommunityhospital.com Opioid Task Force 7:30 p.m., Olivet Congregational Church, 313 West Prairie Co- lumbus. The Opioid Task Force of Columbia County will hold a and viewing of three videos cre- ated with the help of area parents, students, community members, law enforcement and medical per- sonnel. adam Tuite, Md of Madison emergency Physicians, and Colum- bia County sheriff roger brandner will provide insight into the opioid epidemic and answer questions.

For more information, call em- ily at 920-623-1222. If special ac- commodations are needed in or- der to attend, call 920-623-5140. The videos may also be viewed at THURSDAY 4K and 5K Registration: 2-6 p.m., beaver dam unified school district educational ser- vice Center, 705 McKinley bea- ver dam. registration for all 4K sites and 5K elementary students not currently enrolled in the bea- ver dam unified school district. use the n4 entrance doors on the north side of the building.

Park- ing is available in the esC parking lot or in the parking lot across the street at the district Maintenance building. Children do not need to attend registration. bdusd.org Kindergarten Registration: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Van brunt el- ementary school, 611 Mill Van brunt school, Horicon. The 2019 4K and 5K kindergarten registra- tion for the Horicon school dis- trict is scheduled for kids who will be age 4 or 5 by sept.

1. Call the school office at 920-485-4423 to receive proper materials or to schedule an appointment for their child. Walk-in screenings will not be honored. Dementia for caregivers: 3-4 p.m., The Watermark, 209 Center beaver dam. Join us to explore how communication takes place when someone has alzhei- learn to decode the verbal and behavioral messages deliv- ered by someone with dementia, and identify strategies to help you connect and communicate at each stage of the disease.

alz.org/sewi Benefit: 5:30 p.m., $15 in ad- vance, $20 at the door. Peace Lutheran Church, 124 Main rosendale. The historic Peniel Welsh Chapel association will host a benefit dinner and auction. The dinner concert will feature vocal and instrumental classical, jazz, Celtic and hymns performed by Pe- niel Musicians and other Wiscon- sin talent. For more information, call 920-748-3090.

Tickets avail- able at hometowntickets.com and at Waupun Heritage ridge Travel, 1705 shaler drive, Waupun. Magic the Gathering: 6-8 p.m., Horicon Public Library, 404 e. Lake Horicon. each Thursday teens meet to play Magic: The Gather- ing. new game players are always welcome.

horicon.lib.wi.us Master Gardener meeting: p.m., dodge County ad- ministration building, 127 e. Oak Juneau. The dodge County Master Gardener association will meet the fourth Thursday of the month. Open to gardeners of all levels of experience and skill. Par- ticipants will also become familiar with the Master Gardener program and meet others with gardening in- terests.

For more information, call 920-386-3790, visit the website or email att.net. dodge.extension.wisc.edu Support group: p.m., Care for dodge County, 900 Green Valley rd. suite 2, beaver dam. Friends Family support group for those who have a loved one with problems involving alcohol, drugs or compulsive behaviors. attendees will learn how to de- velop skills to help cope and help the loved one choose recovery.

carefordc.org FRIDAY 4K and 5K Registration: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., beaver dam unified school district educational service Center, 705 McKinley beaver dam. registration for all 4K sites and 5K elementary students not currently enrolled in the beaver dam unified school district. use the n4 entrance doors on the north side of the building. Park- ing is available in the esC parking lot or in the parking lot across the street at the district Maintenance building.

Children do not need to attend registration. bdusd.org Fundraiser: p.m., $20. Chapel of the archangels, 839 Madison st, beaver dam. People against a Violent environment will host its annual sweet Thanks! fundraising event to help support local domestic and sexual violence services. Tickets are $20 each at Food Pride, Piggly Wiggly and at the door.

Le- zli young and brenda Murphy will emcee the evening featuring a live auction, silent auction and mystery dessert boxes. bid on the desserts as nathan Pollnow hosts the live dessert auction. Cash, checks and credit cards are accepted for live and silent auction items and all proceeds go to PaVe. pavedc.org Fish Fry: 5-8 p.m., $13 advance, $14.95 at door, $8.95 for ages 5-10. Turner Hall, 301 s.

Fourth Wa- tertown. The County beekeepers will host its annual all-you-can-eat Fish and Chicken dinner serving baked and fried fish, chicken, french fries, salads, bread, coffee and milk. Homemade desserts available. Club honey will also be available for purchase. advance tickets avail- able in Watertown at Piggly Wiggly and Partnership bank; in Juneau at Piggly Wiggly and Farmers Mer- chant bank; in beaver dam at Piggly Wiggly and Food Pride; or from any beekeeper member.

SATURDAY Dance: 1-5 p.m., $10 adults, $5 kids. Mayville Park Pavilion, 475 Park Mayville. Mayville Lions Club 65th anniversary dance with music by Mark Jirikovec band. Handicapped-accessible. Food and beverages available.

no carry-ins. SUNDAY Spaghetti Dinner: p.m., $8 adults, $5 4-9 years, free for younger. bayside supper Club, W9231 Highway beaver dam. The sno-Kats, beaver snow- mobile Club, host an all-you-can eat spaghetti dinner with bread- sticks and salad bar. drinks can be purchased at the bar.

Tickets are $9 at the door; advance tick- ets available at bayside supper Club, The bell and Food Pride. a silent auction and $50 raffle is planned. Bowl-a-Thon: 11:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Tower Lanes, 1660 spring st, beaver dam. The annual beaver dam Campus Life bowl-a- Thon where anyone can sign up as an individual or as a team and collect pledges.

become a Team Captain by gathering a group of four to make a bowling team. sign the team up and encourage team- mates to raise funds. The goal is for each bowler to raise $100. In- dividuals may sign up to be added to a team. Two shifts of bowling of- fered.

badgerlandyfc.org/bowling/ MONDAY Community Meal: 5-6 p.m., Watermark Community Center, 209 s. Center beaver dam. The beaver dam Community Meal free meal. all are wel- come. The next Community meal will be March 18.

Recovery support group: p.m., Care for dodge County, 900 Green Valley road suite 2, beaver dam. Free sup- port group to help people learn self-empowering tools and pro- vide support for each other at any point of their recovery jour- ney using the self-Management and recovery Training. sMarT re- covery advocates choice for those seeking recovery to choose what works best for them from a variety of options. The goal is to achieve a healthy, positive and balanced lifestyle. carefordc.org Kolk, for impacting the downtown footprint to expand further west along Main Street, providing a new business opportunity for team, and be- ing an overall welcoming establishment in a beauti- fully designed space.

Small Business Award: Club Fitness, ac- cepted by Jeff and Lisa Collien, for their work to innovate and expand their business, while they focus on the wellness and healthy improvements of the resi- dents of Waupun. Big Business Award: Waupun Memorial Hospi- tal, a member of Agne- sian Healthcare, accepted by DeAnn Thurmer. This award was presented to Waupun Memorial Hospi- tal for its devotion to mak- ing the community grow and succeed, which done by completing a brand new facility for the Chris- tian Home, and their con- tinued support of sponsor- ing community events, and commitment to the health and wellness of the com- munity members. Customer Service Award: SIA Insurance, ac- cepted by Joel Sterk, Jordan Sterk and Jon Venhuizen, for their long-standing service to Waupun, as well as their commitment to go above and beyond for businesses, organizations, and indi- viduals in the community, and continual sponsorship and support of community events. Manufacturer of the Year: Saputo Cheese, USA, for its standing as a top dairy processor and provid- ing significant employment opportunities to the area, as well as commitment to the community through dona- tions such as the one re- cently made to Rock River Intermediate fit- ness center.

Young Professional of the Year: Teresa Ruch, owner of Rock River Eye- wear, for her fundamental involvement in the Cham- ber Board, for developing and growing the Downtown Promotions Committee and its events, and for her countless and selfless do- nation of her time, money, office space and talents to special events and the com- munity in general. Heritage Award: Jewelry, accepted by Kate Bresser. This award celebrates a long- term commitment to Wau- pun through operations, preserving tradition and its demonstrated integrity and character to represent the community. Jewelry has been serving Waupun since 1874, and continues to be a staple of the community through donations and sponsorships of events, for the honest and fair treatment of customers, and the desire to continue to serve in Waupun for many years to come. Choice: Gysbers Jewelry, recog- nized by Mayor Julie Nickel and accepted by Steve and Kate Bresser, for their many years in Waupun as a fam- ily-owned business, and dedication to the entire community.

Citizen of the Year: Kathy Schlieve, who has been responsible for much positive change and growth in Waupun in the last few years, through her work with the CDA, BID Board, Waupun Chamber, Aging Coalition, Envision Greater Fond du Lac, Scuplt, DPC, REACH Waupun and her position with the city of Waupun as the city admin- istrator and director of eco- nomic development. Her commitment and her love for the community shows through the work she does, and the support she gives to the citizens and business community. a i a i a Award: REACH Waupun, accepted by board Presi- dent Kim Venhuizen. This award recognized REACH goal of raising poverty awareness in the community, and its dedica- tion to continue to expand its programming and shed light on the other needs the citizens of Waupun have that are sometimes unseen or overlooked. best part of the night was hearing the re- marks from all the said Chamber Executive Di- rector Ellie Tenpas.

was great hearing how much they all love this commu- nity and contribute their success to the support they get from their members and customers, the City of Waupun, and other busi- nesses. all succeed to- seemed to be a common theme, and we at the chamber are so proud to serve in a business com- munity that cares for and builds each other To learn more about the Waupun Area Chamber of Commerce and to see a full list of all the nominees, visit WaupunChamber.com or follow the organization on Facebook at facebook.com/ Waupun.area.chamber. Awards From A1 3 rd SPECIAL OFFER $200 worth of raffle tickets only $100 Fun Food NEW Games Raffles All Proceeds Improve and Protect Beaver Dam Lake To Purchase Tickets or For Information: STOP BY: Total Business Products 205 DeClark Beaver Dam CALL: 920-356-1200 Order tickets by March 5th Prime Rib or Seafood Platter Doors Open 5:15 pm Dinner 6:45 pm Bayside Supper Club COUNTRYSIDE FEaTURED PRE-OwNED LISTINGS VISIT OUR FULL INVENTORY www.countrysidefm.com COLUmbUS 330 Transit Rd (920) 623-5960 TOLL FREE 1-888-623-5960 Hours: Mon. Thurs. Sat.

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