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Simple Pleasures GREEN LAKE

WELCOME TO

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27.5 miles of shoreline. 237 feet deep. More than 7,000 acres of surface water to enjoy. That is Green Lake, Wisconsin’s deepest natural inland lake. Sport fishing is bountiful, producing Walleye, Muskie, Bass, Bluegill, Perch, Northern Pike and Lake Trout. Popular activities on the lake include swimming, leisurely boating, kayaking, canoeing, as well as competitive sailboat regattas, ice boating and snowmobiling.

LODGING What is your stay-style? Green Lake offers a wide variety of lodging options including great campgrounds, friendly motels, charming bed-and-breakfasts, breath-taking resorts, and tailored cottage or private home rentals.

DINING Looking to punctuate your visit with some spectacular meals? Green Lake area has a variety of restaurants to fulfill your craving. From casual boating-fare and relaxing lunches on the patio to sophisticated restaurants and eclectic menu choices, there is a restaurant to satisfy your appetite.

GOLF 99 holes of challenging golf, just minutes away from where you are staying. Four, top-quality, golf courses surrounded by woods, water and wildlife for you to enjoy. Check out our Golf Pack at the center of this book to see how you can package and save.

LIVE MUSIC It abounds in Green Lake, including performances at the historic Thrasher Opera House, the Green Lake Festival of Music, the annual Battle of the Bands, and free summertime Wednesday night concerts in Deacon Mills Park, to name just a few venues.

THINK SIMPLE PLEASURES. Think clean water and bright sun. Think

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friendly people and lake life. Green Lake, Wisconsin is where “Going North” begins and headaches end. This beautiful lake resort town is an easy drive from Chicago, Rockford, Milwaukee, Madison and the Fox Valley/Green Bay areas.

Sure you will find your usual staples of a great town like fine dining, fabulous resorts and hotels, entertainment, shopping and championship Wisconsin golf courses. But this prime vacation destination includes Wisconsin’s deepest natural inland lake alongside wildlife, art, and culture.

Green Lake’s prominent 27.5 miles of shoreline features bluffs, rock formations, and beautiful homes. At its deepest point, Green Lake dives to an astounding 237 feet. We make it easy to enjoy the lake via boating, biking, fishing, camping and hiking. You truly have found the best Midwest Lake Town and we know that when you visit us you will be counting the days until you can come back.

Green Lake, Wisconsin is a great place to visit, live, or do business.

Enjoy the spectacular natural surroundings that make Green Lake a must-see for newcomers and regular visitors!

Enjoy cruises aboard the Escapade Yacht, horseback riding, art galleries, hot-air balloon rides, hiking, biking, camping, bowling, kayaking and canoeing, a buffalo ranch and historic tours.

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SHOPPING Green Lake’s quaint downtown and surrounding retail areas offer visitors a down-home friendly shopping experience, with gifts, jewelry, art, antiques, collectibles, apparel, kids’ stuff and more.

FESTIVALS AND OTHER SPECIAL EVENTS Organized throughout the year, they include Summer Solstice, July 4th Parade and Celebration, Fine Art Show, Battle of the Bands, Chili Cook-Off, Harvest Fest to name a few. Check the calendar of events at www.visitgreenlake.com for updates.

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CREDITS / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Editor, Loni Meiborg – Green Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Graphic Design, Bob Hoot – Hoot Communications Sales Manager, Scott Zeinemann – Capital Newspapers Printing, La Crosse Graphics Other photos courtesy of the Green Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, the Daily Citizen, Bur Zeratsky, Don Stefanelli, Tom Eddy, Kris Herrell, Tom Schultz and i.t. Interactive LLC, Capt.

Mike’s Hunting and Fishing Adventures, Red Airplane Aerials and as credited.

Welcome to Green Lake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Green Lake’s Historical Timeline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7 2012 Green Lake Getaway Weekend Itineraries . . . . . . . .8-9 Green Lake Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-11 Outdoor Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-15 Boating; Fishing; Swimming; Hiking and Biking

Official Green Lake Visitors Guide Published by Capital Newspapers, this guide is the annual publication of the Green Lake Area Chamber of Commerce supported by lodging room tax from the City of Green Lake and the Town of Brooklyn © 2012 Green Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Any reproduction or reprint of this guide, or portion thereof, without written permission from the Green Lake Area Chamber of Commerce is prohibited.

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Fun in Green Lake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-21 Concerts in the Park; Celebrating the Season with Summer Solstice; Farm Fresh to Your Table; Green Lake Festival of Music; Red, White and Blue Hits Home; Movies in the Park: Better than a Drive-In; Community Health Network’s Green Lake Area “13dot1” Half Marathon and 5k Fun Run; The Best Autumn Festival in Wisconsin: Harvest Fest; Wisconsin’s State Chili Cook-Off; Green Lake Spa Getaway; Thrasher Opera House A Real Show Stopper

How to Get to Green Lake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Looking for Things to Do in the Green Lake Area . . . . . . .22 Golf Pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23-26

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© DARTFORD HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Green Lake History

Green Lake’s Historical Timeline PRE 1840 — In 1634, Jean Nicolet came up the Fox River to the Green Lake area, just fourteen years after the Pilgrims arrived at Plymouth Rock.

1871 — Trains arrive in Dartford, often bringing Midwestern visitors who rented cottages on the grounds so they could spend the entire summer season in Green Lake.

1853 — The first church in Green Lake was established. The Methodist Episcopal Church was completed on West Hill Street after three years of construction.

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1894 — The Green Lake Yacht Club was organized; making it one of Wisconsin’s oldest. Races on Green Lake date all the way back to the 1880s.

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1900 — The McConnell Inn residence is built for its original owner, John McConnell and his family. It was completed after two years of construction in 1900. The original painters signed their work on a beam in the third floor, which guests can still view today. Over the years, the house was bought and sold several times. In the 1970s several Ripon College students bought the home and it became known as the “Men’s Club.” The McConnell Inn was purchased again in 1985 and was opened as a Bed and Breakfast in June, 1986, where it still stands today.

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1840 — Anson Dart arrived in Dartford with his family from New York. Here he built a sawmill in the area that would eventually be established as Dartford.

1896 — Dr. Victor Kutchin gave up the golf course at Maplewood and the Tuscumbia Golf Course was founded, making it Wisconsin’s oldest golf course with over 100 years of golf history nestled into its top-notch grounds.

1902 — The Green Lake State Bank was organized, becoming the first bank in the Green Lake area.

EARLY 1900S — The first drug store was opened on the corner of Mill and Hill Street. It changed hands several times throughout the 1930s and 1950s, and in 1968 was bought and turned into

1867 — The first summer resort, Oakwood Lodge, was built by David Greenway. It is believed to be the first summer resort West of Niagara Falls. Other resorts soon followed.

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1945 — (New Year’s Eve, to be exact), 1910 — The Thrasher Opera House was built by Charlie Thrasher in downtown Green Lake. It is best remembered for the movies that Charlie showed as soon as electricity became available, around 1912, as well as the performances that still take place there today.

Heidel House opened, offering people a place to relax and unwind. By the 1970s the Heidel House had become one of the most popular resorts in Wisconsin.

1911 — The last Chief to rule the Green Lake Area is Chief Highknocker who died in 1911.

1905 — The house currently home to the Millers Daughter Bed & Breakfast was built as a church parsonage for the First Congregational Church. In 2002, the house was moved and renovated to its current location where it still stands today.

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1946 — The Rowley Tool Company was started in Thrasher’s old Opera House.

Rowley’s still operates in Green Lake making quality parts for its loyal customers.

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1950-1975

1907 — To end confusion caused by the rail station being called Green Lake and the village being called Dartford, the Village of Dartford officially changed its name to Green Lake.

1929 — The new million-dollar hotel at the Lawsonia Resort was completed. In addition, by 1930, the noted feature of Lawsonia would be its 18-hole golf course.

The golf course would not be open to the public until May 1939.

1940S — Most of the large wooden hotels are destroyed by fire or torn down. Only a few original cottages exist today. One, the Oakwood Lodge, was operated as a bed and breakfast for many years.

1975 — Decorated Civil War hero, Brigadier General Mason Brayman's house was built in 1873. In 1899, Edward Morris of Chicago and his wife, Helen Swift (of the Swift Meat Packing company), purchased the property and built a larger summer home for their family. Years later, in 1949, their son built the mansion that stands there now. In 1975, Heidel House purchased the Grey Rock mansion and in 1989 converted it into an intimate lakeside restaurant and lounge, where it quickly became the critically acclaimed restaurant it is today.

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WINTER DAY 1: Arrive at one of Green Lake’s four beautifully appointed Bed and Breakfast locations, each with unique character and charm, and check in to your private slice of heaven. If you’ve arrived early, warm up by the fireplace on one of the cozy couches in the living room.

Take it easy tonight and grab refreshments and some appetizers at the Goose Blind Grill & Bar in Green Lake.

Shoot some pool while noshing on pizza, or catch your favorite game on one of the many flat screen televisions throughout this grill and bar.

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DAY 2: After sleeping in, take a brisk walk into downtown Green Lake and arrive at Little Corporal Family Restaurant for a delicious, hearty meal. After breakfast, bundle up and hit the shops in Green Lake such as The Garden Gate, Endurance and Arts of Daycholah, or take a short drive to nearby Princeton to peruse the bounty of gently used treasures at Kate’s Closet Boutique, before returning to your room for a well deserved, relaxing whirlpool bath.

Walk next door to Norton’s of Green Lake for pre-dinner cocktails, and enjoy their nightly chef special, or dine on a wide selection of steaks, pastas, and seafood.

After supper, take a short drive into downtown Green Lake and catch an exciting musical performance at the famous, historic Thrasher Opera House.

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After check out, a yummy Sunday brunch awaits you at 680 Restaurant at Tuscumbia Country Club, home to Wisconsin’s oldest golf course. Feast on delicious favorites such as eggs benedict, made-from-scratch waffles, and fresh fruit that you will want to dip in the warm chocolate fountain.

If you are an outdoor enthusiast, head to Zobel Park for excellent sledding, rent snowmobiles for scenic rides from Big Power Sports, Inc., cross country ski on over 7 miles of snowy trails in the Green Lake Conference Center, or contact Dennis Walker or Norton’s Dry Dock for ice fishing excursions.

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DAY 1: Enter an oasis of peace and tranquility as you check your troubles at the door, and check in to Heidel House Resort and Spa. Located on the beautiful northeast shore of Green Lake, this resort has something for everyone.

DAY 2: Before you head out for a brisk morning stroll on the Historic Green Lake Walking Tour, enjoy a spectacular view of the lake as you grab a delectable breakfast in the Sunroom, situated on the lobby level of the resort.

After your stroll through Green Lake, jump in the car and head to nearby Ripon for more fascinating, historical finds. The Little White Schoolhouse is the actual birthplace of the GUIDE

Republican Party back in 1854, and offers a glimpse into the start of a present-day political party. Rich in historical artifacts, the renovated schoolhouse building is a favorite tourist stop, museum and community gathering place. It’s a must see when passing through Ripon!

Following the historical theme of the day, bring your appetite to America Restaurant in downtown Ripon. The décor may evoke a simpler time, but the modern American cuisine at this casually elegant restaurant will surprise and delight palettes young and old.

If you like to shop, head out to discover Amish country in southwest Green Lake County. Horse-drawn buggies, kerosene lanterns, and traditional Amish attire are trademarks of this unique community. The Amish stores specialize in baked goods, fresh cheeses, beautiful quilts and hand-crafted items. They are widely known as experts in wood furniture construction as well. Stop by the Green Lake Chamber office for a detailed map of Amish country.

When you return to Green Lake, it’s time to indulge your senses at Evensong Spa, located directly across the street from the resort. This award-winning spa offers couples massage, facials, and a host of other services to pamper even the most discerning clientele. Walk the labyrinth, luxuriate in the waterfall whirlpool.

Find your bliss. It’s all here.

Get ready for a special evening at the tastefully appointed Grey Rock restaurant.

Located on the grounds of Heidel House Resort, the menu at this former lakefront mansion boasts tasty finds from both the land and the sea. After a delicious dinner, retreat to the lounge for cocktails and the soothing sounds of a live pianist.

DAY 3: The indoor pool and hot tub beckon, so get in a little exercise before check out.

The kids can enjoy the game room while you soak in the last few minutes of a wonderful weekend.

On the way out of town, stop by Subway of Green Lake for freshly made subs for the ride home.

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SUMMER DAY 1: Arrive at your privately rented, lakefront home and immediately take in the beautiful view of Green Lake from the wrap-around porch. Perfectly suited with all the special amenities that your family requested, you are ready to unpack and unwind in this luxurious home away from home.

Or maybe you want to get back to a simpler time, in that case you may choose to arrive at the Green Lake Campground early and get ready for a fun weekend with the whole family! Boasting three swimming pools, a splash park, basketball, volleyball, horseshoes, a swim pond, 9-hole par-3 golf course, afternoon hayrides and mini-golf, you may never want to leave!

After the kids have explored the house and everyone has worked up a hunger, stop by the Green Lake Farmer’s Market from 3-7 p.m. to pick up organic, seasonal items for dinner on the grill. Swing by Crossroads Market for those all-important s’mores ingredients, and you’ll be a hit with the little ones around the bonfire.

to shop at “Wisconsin’s Largest Weekly Outdoor Flea Market” in Princeton and pick up some freshly baked goods, jewelry, antiques, vintage toys, books or trinkets.

Admission is free, but the crowds can swell to several hundred on a summer weekend, so get there early and bring your wallet!

Pack your camera and cruise around the lake as you take in the sights of the Green Lake Conference Center on the grounds of the American Baptist Assembly. After docking the boat, take a short hike to ascend historic Judson Tower and view the lake in all its glory. Back on the lake, pull into Norwegian Bay for a quick dip in the warm, sandy-bottom shallows before motoring down to the west end of the lake to Reilly’s Pub where you can tie up at the pier for their delicious Reuben Egg Rolls — the best in the Green Lake area.

After a full day on the lake, shower up and boat in to The Waterfront Grill for cocktails and dinner on the outdoor, lakefront patio. Take in a free, familyfriendly movie under the stars at Deacon Mills Park to complete this perfect day.

DAY 3: Get up early, put on your sneakers and head over to Action Rentals where you may rent bikes for every member of your family. Maps of the local bike trails are available at the Green Lake Chamber of Commerce office.

Before you head out of town, play a quick round of putt-putt and grab lunch at the award-winning Christiano’s Pizza.

FALL DAY 1: Day 2: Rise and shine with coffee and a scone at Sugar Lips in Green Lake. After refueling your tank, squeeze in nine holes at The Golf Courses of Lawsonia before the hot summer sun and crystal clear waters of Green Lake draw you in. There is simply no better way to enjoy the lake then to rent a boat and cruise around the majestic waters of our beautiful, spring-fed lake. Shoreline Boat Center offers runabout and pontoon boat rentals, at full and half day rates to please any budget. North Bay Sport & Liquor offers bait and tackle for the avid fishermen, as well as Green Lake keepsakes to remember this special trip by.

While the boys fish, the girls may choose

Start your weekend getaway at a cozy inn or motel where comfortable accommodations and reasonable rates will herald you back for years to come, see pages 29 and 31 for a full list of places to stay. Amenities may include on-property boat rentals, attractive golf-package rates, and even walking distance to downtown.

Take leisurely stroll into downtown and arrive at Adam’s Rib for a tasty bowl of homemade soup or a juicy burger for dinner. If your sweet tooth beckons after a fulfilling dinner, head over to Bernie’s Italian Steak House in Princeton for madewith-love desserts and a nightcap.

Retire early, as tomorrow will be a busy day!

DAY 2: A cloudless sunrise and light winds promise a spectacular morning of 18 holes at Mascoutin Golf Club in nearby Berlin.

Rated one of the top 20 state courses by golfwisconsin.com and Midwest Golfing Magazine, you will enjoy a pleasant challenge at every turn.

At the pier, your boat is gassed up and ready for a leisurely afternoon troll around the lake. Throw some fishing line overboard and see what bites. With a healthy stock of large and smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Northern Pike, Muskie, Cisco and Bluegill, you are sure to pull something onboard!

A romantic, sunset hot air balloon ride with Majestic Balloons, Ltd. is the perfect way to end a day on the water, and take in the beautiful autumn colors as you lift high over majestic Green Lake.

Hold hands and take a short walk into town for cocktails and dinner at Harbor Lights Seafood and Steak House. A brandy old fashioned and prime rib will hit the spot at this local favorite.

DAY 3: Get up early and discover the peak autumn colors as you hike or bike the expansive grounds of the Green Lake Conference Center. Stop at The Caddyshack for lunch, stop in at Worldwide Gifts of Green Lake and view the unique items from worldwide Christian missions and other fairtrade international cottage industries. This all volunteer run store supports further missions with all profits.

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Green Lake Events

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Missoula Children’s Theatre: Alice in Wonderland, Thrasher Opera House John Gorka, Thrasher Opera House Burels: The Biology & Beauty, Green Team

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Moonlight walk to Sugar Island & Pools Hill,Green Team Karla Bonoff, Thrasher Opera House Winter Fisheree, North Bay Sport & Liquor Solas, Thrasher Opera House Willy Porter, Thrasher Opera House

You can always catch: AN ARTIST OF THE MONTH

April through December, Caestecker Public Library

THE FARMER’S MARKET

Every Friday, May through October at Playground Park

A CONCERT

Every Wednesday, June 13-Aug. 8 in Deacon Mills Park

A STELLAR PERFORMANCE Presented by the Festival of Music, mid-June through July, www.festivalofmusic.org.

February 18

YACHT RACING

Mid-June through Labor Day on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Willy Porter, Thrasher Opera House

THE FLEA MARKET

Every Saturday in Princeton, April through October.

THE BEST SHOW

At Thrasher Opera House, www.thrasheroperahouse.com

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Put on by the Green Team, www.greenlakeassociation.com

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De Paul University Jazz Ensemble, Thrasher Opera House

APRIL 14 14 21

Lucky Dog/CaTsino, Green Lake Animal Shelter Michael Kaeshammer, Thrasher Opera House Guskey-Miller Prairie Clean-up Day, Green Team

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Green Lake Citywide Garage Sale Sunnyside Conservancy Bird Walk, Green Team Ruthie Foster, Thrasher Opera House Poco, Thrasher Opera House Kayak/Canoe Silver Creek Water Trail Green Team Green Lake Farmer’s Market In-Water Boat Show at Norton’s, Shoreline Boat Center Green Lake High School Graduation

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Green Lake Farmer’s Market Mitchell Glen Tour, Green Team Green Lake Farmer’s Market Festival of Music: Free Preview Rising Young Stars Concert Concerts in the Park – Don Peachey Band Festival of Music: Stas Venglevski, Russian Accordion & Samantha George, Violin Escapade Beer Cruise, Heidel House Resort & Spa Green Lake Farmer’s Market Green Lake’s 15th Annual Summer Solstice Father’s Day Boat Show at Norton’s Shoreline Boat Center Angler Young Angler (AYA) Fishing Tournament

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Concerts in the Park – Family Picnic Night with US Marching Band and Bourbon Cowboys Green Lake Farmer’s Market Second City, Thrasher Opera House Festival of Music: Chorale Finale Concert 3rd Annual Boat Jam in Norwegian Bay, Shoreline Boat Center EAA AirVenture - Oshkosh Concerts in the Park – The Del Ray’s Grey Rock Dine & Sail Experience, Heidel House Resort & Spa Green Lake Farmer’s Market

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4th of July Fireworks June 30 June 30 July 3 July 7 17 20 21 22 23 23 23 25-28 27 28 29

Princeton Berlin Ripon Markesan

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Concerts in the Park – Southern Tradition Green Lake County Fair Green Lake Farmer’s Market Lobster Bake, Heidel House Resort & Spa Annual Meeting & Picnic GLYC Concerts in the Park – Men in Suits Green Lake Farmer’s Market 39th Annual Fine Arts Show Benefit Luncheon & Style Show, GLYC Escapade Beer Cruise, Heidel House Resort & Spa

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11th Annual Dog Walk

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Racing Begins, GLYC Concerts in the Park – Andy’s Automatics Grey Rock Dine & Sail Experience, Heidel House Resort & Spa Green Lake Farmer’s Market Missoula Children’s Theater: Play TBA, Thrasher Opera House Woofstock, Green Lake Area Animal Shelter Green Lake Yacht Club Summer Party, GLYC 31st Tom Jones Memorial Green Lake Soccer Camp Concerts in the Park – Guilty Wanted Festival of Music: Bach Dancing & Dynamite Society Green Lake Farmer’s Market

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Awards Picnic, GLYC CHN/13dot1 Green Lake Half Marathon, CHN Green Lake Farmer’s Market Escapade Beer Cruise, Heidel House Resort & Spa Wisconsin State Chili Cook-Off Green Lake Farmer’s Market 11th Annual Dog Walk, Green Lake Area Animal Shelter Green Lake Farmer’s Market Green Lake Farmer’s Market 24th Annual Harvest Fest Harvest of Bargains, Thrasher Opera House

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Festival of Music: The Amelia Piano Trio 4th Annual Themed Boat Parade July 4th Celebration Concerts in the Park: 484th Army Band Festival of Music: Alexander Schimpf, Piano Green Lake Farmer’s Market Lobster Bake, Heidel House Resort & Spa Festival of Music: The Orion Ensemble Sunsplash, Heidel House Resort & Spa Scramble/Cycle for Scholarships, Camp Grow Concerts in the Park – Dead Horses Green Lake Farmer’s Market Festival of Music: Circle of Sound & International Dinner at the Barn Festival of Music: Chamber Extravaganza Race Weekend & Party, GLYC

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Green Lake Farmer’s Market Green Lake Tour of Homes Escapade Beer Cruise, Heidel House Resort & Spa Green Lake Farmer’s Market Oktoberfest, Heidel House Resort & Spa From the Land

Battle of the Bands

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Green Lake Farmer’s Market Battle of the Bands Grey Rock Dine & Sail Experience, Heidel House Resort & Spa Green Lake Farmer’s Market Lobster Bake, Heidel House Resort & Spa Green Lake Farmer’s Market

Annual Christmas Tree Lighting in Green Lake 30-12/1 Peder Eide Christmas, Green Lake Conference Center 30-12/2 Dickens of a Christmas weekend — Ripon

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Outdoors and On the Water Boating Almost twelve square miles of water, with depths reaching more than 230 feet, surrounded by some of the most scenic shoreline in Wisconsin (or anywhere for that matter) equals tremendous boating.

Powerboats, pontoon boats, sailboats and fishing boats all call Green Lake home.

Boating ramp access is available at Deacon Mills Park in downtown Green Lake. If you don’t own a boat, don’t fret, as there are a number of boat and jet-ski rental services available.

Whether it’s the bluffs of Sandstone or the rock formations of Sliding Rock, Green Lake boating is nothing short of spectacular.

Heading for the lake? Eight public launch sites make access easy!

Green Lake Boat Launches 1. DEACON MILLS PARK, downtown on South Street 2. CANAL ST. LAUNCH, downtown on Canal Street 3. HATTIE SHERWOOD PARK, near downtown at the campground 4. DUERING’S LANDING, on Illinois Avenue 5. SUNSET PARK, east side of Green Lake on County Road A 6. HORNER’S LANDING, Spring Grove Road off County Road A 7. DODGE MEMORIAL PARK, west end of lake on County Road K 8. FIREMAN’S PARK CANOE AND KAYAK BOAT LAUNCH, north end of Lake Street

There are also launches nearby at Spring Lake, Big Twin Lake and Little Green Lake.

All have parking lots and piers. Deacon Mills Park, Sunset Park, Illinois Avenue and Horner’s Landing are popular winter access points for cars and trucks during ice fishing season on Big Green Lake.

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Green Lake ■ 237 ft. deep (Deepest natural inland lake in Wisconsin) ■ 100 ft. average depth ■ 27.3 miles of shoreline ■ 796 ft. Elevation ■ 7.3 miles long ■ 2 miles wide ■ 11.5 sq. miles ■ 7,325 acres surface area ■ 95-percent spring fed ■ Empties into Fox River through Puchyan River ■ Principle inlet is Silver Creek ■ Indian name is Day Cho Lah ■ Trophy size fish are: Trout, Northern, Walleye, Bass and Perch GUIDE

Swimming Green Lake has three public swimming areas. Playground equipment, fishing, outdoor grills, restrooms and large open areas will greet you at many of the parks.

Pack your cooler and pick a spot for a quiet lunch or get-together.

DODGE MEMORIAL PARK (ALSO KNOWN AS COUNTY PARK) Located at the Southwest end of Green Lake.

This park offers the best beach experience with shallow sandy bottom and plenty of sand for kids to play in. This park features a boat launch, swimming beach, snack bar, restroom, large picnic area, and pier.

Outdoor Recreation SUNSET PARK

HATTIE SHERWOOD PARK

Located at the East end of Green Lake on County Trunk A. This is a popular area of the lake for water skiing and tubing because of the shallow, sandy bottom. This park features a boat launch, swimming area (no lifeguard), restroom, picnic area, and pier.

Located on South Lawson Drive on the north lakeshore. This park offers a sand swimming beach, raft, fishing, pier, restroom, and camping locations. In season, there is a lifeguard on duty.

Hiking The Green Lake area offers numerous trails and parks with hiking trails. Stop into the Green Lake Area Chamber office to pick up maps. Here are some of the most popular trails:

DAWSON PRAIRIE TRAIL: Located off Hwy. 23 on the Green Lake Conference Center grounds Dawson Prairie encompasses 54 acres of restored land. Mowed trails wind through more than 100 species of native grasses and wildflowers, blooming late spring through September. Abundant wildlife including deer, birds and butterflies inhabit the prairie. Maps are available at the Green Lake Chamber office.

DAYCHOLAH LOOKOUT: Located at 361 Lake St. (the corner of Lake St. and Illinois Ave.) Native plantings, meandering path, donated benches (in memory of) and stunning lake view.

HAMMER’S TRAIL: Named in honor of

Fishing by Sandstone Bluff.

Fishing Big Green Lake is a unique and outstanding lake. Its waters are deep and clear. It has a variety of structures and also a variety of fish. Big Green Lake is listed as a “quality fishing opportunities” lake. This means Big Green Lake is managed for quality fishing. Given water productivity, fish growth potential, and higher minimum length regulations, fish inhabiting these waters should attain greater sizes. Anglers fishing these waters will have a better chance of catching a “quality” fish.

Open water fishing favorites include: small and large mouth bass, bluegill, perch, white bass, northern, walleye, lake trout, brown trout and muskellunge.

Ice fishing favorites include: lake trout, northern, walleye, cisco, perch, and bluegill.

Fishing Seasons: LAKE TROUT — Opens first Saturday of January through Sept. 30.

LARGE MOUTH, SMALL MOUTH, NORTHERN PIKE, BROWN TROUT, WALLEYE — Opens first Saturday of May through March 2.

MUSKELLUNGE — Opens first Saturday of May through Nov. 30.

PANFISH, CISCO, WHITE BASS, CATFISH — Open year-round.

Be sure to check bag and size limits. Motor trolling is permitted on Big Green Lake. An Inland Trout Stamp is required for Big Green Lake if fishing for any trout.

Subject to change — confirm with Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

Brian Hamming, Hammer’s Trail is a 1-mile hike with creek crossings and bridges. Take Hwy. 23 and turn south into the Green Lake Conference Center — continue to Sunset Road, slight right at Cabin Road — continue onto Hillside Road — continue onto Log Cabin Rd. for 98 feet to reach trail head. Trail ends at an overlook of Norwegian Bay.

HEIDEL HIKE: Located off Illinois Avenue across the street from the Heidel House Resort .75-mile or 1.75-mile hiking trails through woods with markers and benches throughout the trail.

MASCOUTIN VALLEY TRAIL: Green Lake County offers the Mascoutin Valley Trail.

The Mascoutin, approximately 12 miles in length, stretches along the old Milwaukee rail bed. The base consists of crushed limestone and grass. Available for both the hiking and biking enthusiast, scenic beauty abounds as the trail passes alongside farms and wetlands. The trail entrance in Berlin is located on County Road F and in Ripon on County Road E and Locust.

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Outdoor Recreation snowshoe in the Winter). Located just South of County Road A and the inlet to Green Lake.

SUNNYSIDE TRAILS: A wide, level walking trail with several side trails leading to channels on the property. About 1.5 miles of trails are available, including a scenic panorama of Inlet Bay on the Silver Creek.

To reach the trail head from Hwy. 23 travel south on County Road A and turn left at Sunnyside Road, take a right at Lakeview Drive — destination will be on the left.

WINNEBAGO TRAIL RESERVE: The

Path at Green Lake Conference Center.

MITCHELL GLEN: 12.2 acres of maplebasswood climax forest that includes unique geological formations, outstanding biodiversity, and spring-fed waters that drain into Green Lake. Mitchell’s Glen is not open to the public except on guided tour. The glen is open for a guided field trip in the spring (early May) and fall (early October). To try and hike the glen any other time is considered trespassing. To sign up for a guided field trip in spring or fall contact the Green Lake Sanitary District and be placed on the list (920-295-4488).

Trailhead stands are located at both entrances. Featuring a leisurely walk through rare and beautiful habitat, information with map is available at the Green Lake Chamber office.

SUGAR ISLAND: Sugar Island is only accessible by boat or over the ice in Winter. No formal trails, but it is an interesting place to explore (especially by

NORWEGIAN BAY BOARDWALK: A brief trail through the woods, leading to a boardwalk that delivers you to the shoreline of Norwegian Bay. Several rest benches are available. From Hwy. 23 turn south onto County Road T, turn left at Sugar Loaf Road, and take the 1st left onto Bay Road for .4 miles, to reach trail head.

SNAKE CREEK WETLANDS TRAIL: The Izaak Walton League of America’s Snake Creek Wetlands Trail (between Princeton and Green Lake) is open year round to the public. It is situated on an abandoned railroad bed. The trailheads can be accessed off St. Marie Road (near Badger Mining) or Swamp Road between Princeton Road and County Road J on the west end.

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Winnebago Reserve — a beautiful shoreline trail once used by the Winnebago Indians. There is a steep elevation change at the west end of the trail. From Hwy. 23 turn South into the Green Lake Conference Center and continue onto Sunset Road, turn left at Avenue of Flags Rd. and take the 1st right onto Crescent Dr. for .2 miles to trail head. The East end is just under the stone bridge and the west end is near the water tower just up the hill from the stone bridge. This is a steep, strenuous trail that parallels the shore of Green Lake. Signage on the trail will be up in the summer of 2010. Owned by the Green Lake Conservancy Partnership.

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ZOBEL PARK: One mile north from Hwy. 23 on Hwy. 49. Mowed walking trail through the woods also offers a disc-golf course.

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Deep Water Treasure Through the Ice

PHOTO COURTESY OF MIKE NORTON

FROZEN AND BIG, Green Lake offers anglers a unique opportunity for deep water species typically not available to weekend anglers in the Midwest. Famous for the lake’s population of great tasting and trophy Lake Trout, Green Lake has become a regular destination and tradition to anglers seeking a unique experience on the hard water.

The lake also yields tremendous catches of freshwater Cisco. This member of the Whitefish family is delicious when smoked or broiled. Both species are readily targeted through the rental of a furnished, heated shanty by one of the lake’s three area outfitters.

Mike Norton’s Fishing Adventures will provide a heated ice shack and all the equipment necessary for jigging and bait fishing Lake Trout. The Norton “Ice Train,” an ice sled pulled by specially-equipped Suzuki Samurai with flotation transports the anglers for a half or whole day of fishing. Mike’s specialty is providing an affordable way for parties to enjoy ice fishing in Green Lake with no investment in equipment or any prior knowledge of ice fishing techniques.

Dennis Walker Guide Service also provides heated ice shacks and full setups for its anglers.

Additionally, Dennis Walker will set up your ice fishing adventure to target both deep water species as well as more traditional fare, including Northern Pike, Walleye, and panfish.

The folks at North Bay Sports will guide your ice fishing party for the deep water species, but they also specialize in targeting perch and panfish and trophy pike. Joel Baranowski has years of successful open water and ice fishing experience on the big waters of this fisherman’s paradise. North Bay can also provide you with the latest in equipment, bait and refreshments for your adventures on the Lake.

For anglers traveling with their own equipment and expertise, there are multiple public accesses maintained for winter driving. The most popular are the landing in the City of Green Lake, County Park on the west end of the lake, Horton’s landing in the southeast corner, and the County A landing on the lake’s east end.

A word of warning and caution: Due to its extreme depth, Big Green is one of the last lakes in the state to freeze over, so anglers are forewarned to always check on ice conditions by stopping by or calling any of the area guides mentioned above. Ice conditions and location of heaves and open water can change quickly making it especially important to check on ice conditions and reports from various areas of the lake before heading out on this natural public treasure.

For up-to-date ice conditions, call 800-253-7354. For a current listing of regulations specific to Green Lake, including size and bag limits, visit the DNR’s website at dnr.wi.gov/fish/icefishing.

Camping and Cabins at Green Lake — Roughing it in Style GREEN LAKE OFFERS A HOST of accommodations for folks that want to experience the feel of Wisconsin’s north woods firsthand. Whether you are camping in a simple tent, in the full comforts of a fullyequipped RV, or renting a somewhat rustic lakeside cabin, Green Lake offers great choices for everyone.

Green Lake Campground, located on Highway 23, provides campers daily, weekly, and seasonal camping in a beautiful wooded setting. This full-service resort has a lovely area for tent campers, an area with full hookup availability for trailers and RVs, and a special area for full season guests. Kids and parents will enjoy the nicely laid out three-par golf course, stocked fishing pond, playgrounds, heated pool, and splash-park.

Hattie Sherwood Campground is owned by the City of Green Lake and offers the area’s only lakeside camping spots as well as elevated campsites with beautiful views of Green Lake. The campground is conveniently located across from Hattie Sherwood public beach and also has its own campground boat launch facility. Shore and pier fishing are available for campers and are within walking distance of their campsites.

The Green Lake Conference Center has a beautiful camping area that is available to the public as well as group campsites. Campers on the Conference Center grounds can access other facilities, including tennis courts, an obstacle course, hiking and biking trails, as well as world-class golf at the two Lawsonia courses. The grounds also have beautiful picnic and beach areas and their own boat launch with fuel service.

If camping is a little too rustic for you, the Green Lake Conference Center and Greenway Log Cabins offer vacationers the choice of furnished cabins. Greenway’s Cabins have modern facilities plus screened porches, grills, and picnic tables. Boat slips and a fishing pier are also provided for guests. They offer fishing and pontoon boat rentals for guests and visitors.

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Celebrating the Season with Summer Solstice THOUGH, BY DEFINITION, the summer

Starlight Stage in Deacon Mills Park.

Concerts in the Park SET BY THE LAKE, spectators can enjoy a free concert every Wednesday night during the summer. Celebrating music for 25 years is marked with a highlyentertaining line-up of musicians beginning on June 13, 2012.

The Starlight Stage in Deacon Mills Park boasts quality acoustics to enhance each great performer’s talent. Bands from all over Wisconsin and Illinois join Green Lake to showcase their talent and inject the audience with a feel-good beat. The schedule encompasses many genres, including, blues, classic, country, rock, polka, bluegrass, pop, and everything from 50s through today.

Open and free to all, Wednesday nights from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. have become the time to meet for friends, family, and visitors alike. Grab your chair or blanket and let the stage be your television for one evening. Refreshments are served onsite but please bring your applause.

A very special Family Picnic Night is planned for July 18, when the infamous UW Marching Band will get the crowd on their feet with their fun marching band performance. Bourbon Cowboys, a funky Classic and Southern Rock mixed band, will put on a pre-and-post-band show. Their upbeat and energetic show will keep your feet moving and your voice singing. A full menu of cook-out items will be available from 5 to 7:30 p.m.

It takes the support of many generous area businesses to keep this celebration alive each year. “It simply could not be done without them,” said Chris Robinson, the concert committee chairperson. Enjoy your two-free hours of musical entertainment and discover the simple pleasures Green Lake offers.

solstice is just an instant in time, in Green Lake they like to make at least a day of it.

Annually, the event that celebrates the longest day of the year, Summer Solstice, is brought to life through magical activities and family fun.

On Saturday, June 23, after enjoying your morning and afternoon taking in Green Lake area specialties, like the lake and fine shops, head to the center of town for Summer Solstice. Beginning at 5 p.m., you will be greeted with lively music, enticing wafts of freshly prepared food, games, contests, raffles, and more. Wander through the quaint downtown for summer specials at the shops and collect clues for the medallion scavenger hunt. Test your luck entering raffles with prizes like weekend stays, Brewer’s tickets, and pizza parties.

Stop by the food area to enjoy a traditional Bratwurst or hot-off-the-grill Burger. Don’t worry about finicky kids; there are plenty of kidfriendly finds like hot dogs, chips, and more!

Kids can enjoy a half-dozen challenging games that will award them prizes. Families are encouraged to participate in the bed races — a local favorite that races old-fashioned wire frame beds down the street. Laugh out loud as you watch adults pedal tricycles through a challenging course of cones to claim the trophy. Wear your fanciest pajamas and showcase them during the fashion show to win something special from Green Lake.

The evening ends at 9 p.m. with a good ol’ “Howl at the moon” contest — so drink that tea with lemon and practice your vocals.

These things are just the anchors. You will enjoy the quaintness of the town, the friendliness of the people, and the often missed, traditional family fun. Enjoy the extra daylight in Green Lake — the best Midwest lake town!

CONCERTS IN THE PARK SCHEDULE June 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Don Peachey Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Polka June 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Andy’s Automatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rockabilly June 27 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .The Guilty Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Homegrown Americana July 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Army Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Big Band/Swing July 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dead Horses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bluegrass/Folk July 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bourbon Cowboys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Classic/Southern Rock July 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .UW Marching Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Band Music July 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Del Reys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60s-80s Rock Aug. 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Southern Tradition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rockin’ Country Band Aug. 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Men in Suits . . . . . .Classic Disco, Funky Groove, Modern Hits Deacon Mills Park.

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Green Lake Festival of Music

BY LELIA ZIEBELL “OUR 33RD SEASON PROMISES to be more exciting and musically diverse than

Farm Fresh to Your Table BLOOMING FLOWERS, RIPE TOMATOES, 20 varieties of garlic, Wisconsin raised meat and poultry, tender breads, Brussels sprouts on the stalk, jarred salsas and sauces, should I continue? Find these items and so much more every Friday in Playground Park beginning on May 25 and continuing until Oct. 12.

Each Friday at 3 p.m., local farmers, growers, and artisans gather by the dam to exhibit the goods you crave. As the seasons change, so does the selection you will find. From Hostas, asparagus, and sweet onions, to mums, cilantro and Cabbage, it doesn’t get any more fresh than this. Aside all the produce, you will find Bison meat, grass-fed beef, organic chicken, and flavored jerkies. Like to try new things? Check out the dozens of varieties of canned items, including Honey Mustard Peppadew Relish, Sage Jelly, Giardiniera, and pickled everything!

There is always a surprise in store at the market, whether it’s the widely-popular chef demonstrations by James Simmers, acoustic guitar by many artists, freshly popped kettle corn, or craft and art vendors selling hand-made items. Stop at this local hub before 7 p.m. to stock your fridge for the weekend — it’s the place to be on Fridays.

ever before,” according to newly appointed Festival Director Jeffrey Harkins.

Concerts and other events are planned to run from early June through late July and will again be among the “cultural and social highlights of the summer you won’t want to miss.”

Enjoyable, intimate and come-as-you-are concerts are the name of the game for the Green Lake Festival of Music this season from June 8-July 22, 2012 at Green Lake’s historic Thrasher Opera House, the rustic local Boston Barn (which is celebrating 100 years), or Ripon College.

Having received state recognition with a Governor’s Award for the Arts, the Green Lake Festival has continued to develop its series of summertime concerts featuring internationally renowned artists performing classical string and wind music, supplemented by cabaret, jazz, Celtic, and other popular styles. Since 2006, the free Thomas E. Caestecker Family Series, coordinated with programs at local libraries, continues to introduce children and adults to various styles of music.

Additionally, two other well-established programs will be offered again. The ASCAP-winning ensemble, the Amelia Piano Trio, will be on hand once again to run the Festival’s two-week Chamber Music Camp from July 1-14. The Chamber Music Camp is an invaluable experience open to teens and young adults. Stephen Alltop returns to serve as musical director of the Festival’s Choral Institute that runs from July 19-22. The Choral Institute is a wonderful interactive experience open to amateur and professional adult and singers alike.

“This Festival serves as a great source of musical and cultural enrichment for the Green Lake County area,” Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle wrote in a letter celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Festival in 2004. “The Green Lake Festival of Music fosters a lively spirit of community involvement through a wide variety of musical performances.”

For more details, call 800-662-7097 or go online to www.greenlakefestival.org.

Lelia Ziebell is the Marketing Director for Green Lake Festival of Music.

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Movies in the Park: Better than a Drive-In GREEN LAKE PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT and

Red, White and Blue Hits Home WE ARE ALL FEELING A SURGE in patriotism lately — and rightfully so. Take a moment to reflect on years past, engaged with your family and friends, listening to the booms above a silent lake, oohing and ahhing with each twinkle of light. Those are the memories created in Green Lake while celebrating the history, government, and traditions of the United States.

Events begin at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, July 4, 2012, with a pancake breakfast at the American Legion Hall and then at 2 p.m., with activities in Deacon Mills and Playground Park. The familyfavorite Petting Zoo will keep kids entertained with animals and pony rides. Green Lake High School will host a collection of games for kids of all ages. The American Legion wants you to test your golf skills by sinking the Bismarck on the Mill Pond, winners get to shoot a gun and walk away with a bragging-rights t-shirt. Take your chances on a lucky duck for the Duck Races at 3 p.m. Watch as hundreds of rubber duckies race over the damn and down the river to the finish line. The first place winner will receive $250!

While you’re checking out the live music in Deacon Mills Park, make sure your hands are free to pick up the many tantalizing food choices: funnel cakes, kettle corn, cheese curds, corn-on-the-cob, and the usual suspects, burgers, bratwurst, and hot dogs. Is your mouth watering yet?

Grab a seat at the pier to watch the annual Bonnie Pearson Boat Parade float by at 2 p.m. This highly anticipated event showcases a dozen boats decorated to follow a theme. This year, participants will be Sports Fanatics and decorate their vessels to honor their favorite sports teams.

The Fourth of July Parade will take place at 5 p.m. and travel through downtown Green Lake with floats, marching groups, classic cars and much more. Applications for entering the street and boat parades are available at the Chamber Office and all are encouraged to enter.

You may be getting tired, but hang on for a while longer to catch an amazing fireworks display over the Dartford Bay. Two barges are set afloat in the middle of Green Lake’s main bay to launch the display from. This unique set-up allows for 360-degree viewing from land and water. The show begins at dusk. Please note that the Deacon Mills boat launch will be closed on July 4. Please utilize another location to launch.

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Subway of Green Lake have joined together to present a free summer outdoor movie series. Hosted on Saturday nights, join fellow movie-goers outdoors at Deacon Mills park for a magical movie experience. At dusk, a family-friendly outdoor movie will show on a giant 20-foot screen. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and watch a movie under the stars. Movies are free to all thanks to the generous support of local businesses.

This series is a throwback to the early 1900s when silent movies were shown outside in Green Lake, crossed with the 1960s color movie drive-in. Stop in and watch the prefeature cartoons, buy a dollar bag of popcorn, and enjoy being by the lake while watching everything from the classics to today’s features.

Due to licensing restrictions a printed schedule is prohibited, but last year’s films included movies as varied as “Mary Poppins” and “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” to the animated hits “Megamind” and “How to Train Your Dragon.”

A schedule with coming attractions will be posted at the Chamber office and online at www.VisitGreenLake.com. If rain does not allow for an outdoor showing, the show will go on at the City Hall Gymnasium. For show updates and more information you may contact Subway of Green Lake at 920-294-3278.

The Finest of Artists Visit Green Lake GREEN LAKE has always been a beloved artists community. But the Fine Art Show goes beyond, on Aug. 11-12, 2012, to welcome artists from around the state and in other parts of the country as well as those who live right in Green Lake. The Fine Art Show jurists pride themselves on selecting art in all mediums for its summer show that will be rich in quality yet diverse in content so that every visitor will connect with at least one artist’s work. But it is likely you’ll connect with many.

Visitors are invited to leisurely walk among the artist’s displays in Playground Park. Have a conversation and learn what inspired them or just absorb the lovely works of art. You’ll feel artistic passion all around, and when you want to take some of that home with you, it’s easy. All artists’ works are for purchase, allowing you to permanently continue your wonderful appreciation of art at home. Two and three dimensional art abounds in every medium, including oil paintings, watercolors, acrylics, drawings, photography, digital art, mixed media, sculpture, jewelry, ceramics, glass and wood.

With a 40-percent-vendor switchover rate, the show is different every year. The show bustles with live entertainment, piping hot food, and cold refreshments. Enjoy the works of more than 100 artists. You’ll be inspired, impassioned, and awed.

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Green Lake Area “13dot1” Half Marathon and 5k Fun Run! PHOTO COURTESY OF GLACC

PLAN TO STRETCH YOUR LEGS in the 3rd Annual Community Health Network Green Lake Area “13dot1”Half Marathon and 5K Fun Run scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 2, 2012.

The Half Marathon (13.1 miles) will start at 8:00 a.m., followed by the 5K Run/Walk at 8:15 a.m. The starting line for both races will be in Green Lake near the waterfall and the Chamber Office at 550 Mill Street. The Half Marathon route takes you through the City of Green Lake and west to the Green Lake Conference Center, heading back along the lakeshore and through tree-lined neighborhoods, finishing at Deacon Mills Park.

The 5K Run/Walk route keeps participants in town with plenty of beautiful scenery, too.

The FREE Youth Race for children 10 and under takes place near the finish line at 10:00 a.m. There will be great music and fun in Deacon Mills Park, including an awards ceremony. The “13dot1” Committee is committed to promoting wellness in our community, with a focus on youth.

To find out how you can support this effort through sponsorship or volunteering; go to www.GreenLakeHalfMarathon.com. For more information call 920-294-3231. Don’t miss the FUN!! Do the Dot…the 13Dot1.

The Best Autumn Festival in Wisconsin: Harvest Fest NO MATTER WHAT TIME OF YEAR IT IS, everyone looks forward to Harvest Fest.

This two-day celebration will be held on Sept. 29-30, 2012. It’s a time when people fill the streets to indulge in all that is autumn. Enjoy a the Taste of Green Lake food faire, classic car show, kid’s games and activities, festive music, dozens of farm market vendors, and more than 100 crafters that will keep you shopping for hours.

In 1988 four local retailers organized this event that has grown to be Green Lake’s most popular event. The festival is held in the entire downtown district, occupies three parks, and sprawls over the main city streets. Easily walk from one attraction to the next building your collection of crafts, produce, and mouthwatering foods.

More than 100 crafters are invited to showcase their hand-made creations.

Favorites include jewelry, wooden signs, glass art, and copper sculptures, among so many more. The craft locations are in each of the three downtown Green Lake parks. All that ‘crafting’ may get you hungry, so treat yourself to a cream-puff, handmade pie, or another sweet or savory item from the many service

organizations offering good eats on Saturday starting at 10 a.m.

Nestled in with the crafters at Playground Park is the Sink the Bismarck challenge, and the kid’s games and activities. Back by popular demand is the petting zoo and pony rides. Your kids will enjoy bouncing around on giant trampolines or the inflatable activity zone. Have fun and support the Green Lake School District when playing a variety of carnival games.

Set up along Water Street by the Mill Pond, dozens of farm market vendors display their home-grown, hand-made, or locally-raised goods. Bring home a bushel of apples, a sour-dough loaf, pumpkins, mums, and all the other fall produce you can imagine. Sample handmixed dips and spreads, and enjoy talking to the local farmers and artisans.

Saturday’s Harvest Fest parade is the largest of the year with nearly 75 entries.

Grab a seat on Mill Street and sit back for the show. Jugglers, marching bands, stilt-walkers, racing tiny cars, whackywheelers, antique cars, hand-decorated floats, and of course fire engines will put on a great event.

And one of the most anticipated

features of Harvest Fest, Taste of Green Lake, opens its tents at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday. A street-full of area restaurateurs send wafts of gourmet food into the air.

Brat-burger on a pretzel bun, butternut squash ravioli, tenderloin sandwich, and seafood chowder are just a few of the menu items you’ll find. The most common practice is to bring a friend, or family, to share all your dishes with.

Also on Sunday, 100s of classic cars will line the streets on display. The Jack Taylor Memorial Car Show features 1979 or older, show condition autos. Stroll the streets and then vote for your favorite — these motorists want to win a prize!

And the finale of this two-day festival is the waiter’s race. Watch as contestants run a relay race, pour wine, set a table, and navigate up a hill, all while being timed. Spectators can line the course and cheer for their favorite local waiter while they compete for the winning title.

Whatever you choose to participate in, you are guaranteed a good time. Harvest Fest may just be one of the best ways to enjoy the small town of Green Lake. For more information and a full schedule of events, visit www.VisitGreenLake.com or call 800-254-7354. w w w. V i s i t G r e e n L a k e . c o m

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Spa Getaway ARE YOU PLANNING A WEEKEND excursion to Green Lake? Or

Wisconsin’s State Chili Cook-Off ENTERING ITS 30TH YEAR, the Wisconsin State Chili CookOff welcomes those with a talent for concocting the best tasting chili in the state! On Sept. 8, 2012, Deacon Mills Park will be home to over 40 teams cooking up their famous batch of red, hot, chili.

Competitors from all over the Midwest have to follow strict International Chili Society (ICS) rules to be eligible.

Traditional Red Chili is defined by the International Chili Society as any kind of meat or combination of meats, cooked with red chili peppers, various spices and other ingredients, with the exception of BEANS and PASTA which are strictly forbidden. Discriminating judges keep the rules in mind when selecting their winners.

Cooking starts at 10:30 a.m. with judging starting at 3 p.m.

Winners of this ICS-sanctioned event receive a trophy and $750 to use toward traveling to the World Champion Chili Cook-off to compete for the $25,000 grand prize.

Organized by Bill Munsey and the Green Lake Rotary Club, the cook-off isn’t just for kitchen wizards. Members of the public are able to taste-test the chili after the judges have pulled their samples. Folks will also enjoy live music, with a band performing on the Starlite Stage from noon to 4 p.m. The Rotary Club will offer a few non-chili items as well as ice cold refreshments to cool mouths down.

All of this serious competition has to be flanked by a good time. Chili pepper costumes, a comedic master of ceremonies, and a crowd that can bear any amount of heat, will be ready to have some fun. Join the Green Lake Rotary Club at this hot event and in raising funds to support Green Lake youth programs in the future.

maybe your spouse has a conference and you’re on your own?

Treat yourself and take time to discover Green Lake’s spa life.

Studies show that spa treatment benefits can translate into better health and moreover, guaranteed relaxation.

Evensong Spa was constructed in 2006 and opened in September of that year, across the street from Heidel House Resort. The spa has a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired exterior and an interior filled with deluxe surfaces and furnishings. Particularly impressive and unique about Evensong is the stunning circular maze-pattern created out of slate inspired Sant’Agostino floor tiles. The labyrinth, which is a single circular path that has been used for centuries as a tool for personal, psychological and spiritual transformation, is the key indoor focal feature. Walking a labyrinth can be a metaphor for the journey to the center of your deepest self and back out into the world with a broadened understanding of who you are. Read about all of Evensong’s treatments at www.EvensongSpa.com, or for more information call 800-444-2812.

European Bodyworks is staffed by a group of experienced, licensed independent therapists, each bringing a wealth of knowledge and skills to every spa session. Whether you are seeking the glow and deep relaxation of a great yoga or Pilates session, the soothing relief of a therapeutic massage, or the confidence that comes with great looking skin, our staff can provide that individual attention to assist you in whatever it is you need. See more of European Bodyworks’ treatments at www.GreenLakeSpa.com or call 920-294-0990 to book your appointment.

Never been to a spa before? Here are some guidelines so you feel comfortable and receive the ultimate relaxation benefits. It is recommended that you make spa reservations at least two weeks in advance. Plan to arrive 15-30 minutes before your scheduled appointment. This allows time to change into spa wear and begin unwinding. Upon your arrival you may be asked to fill out a short questionnaire where you can share any special concerns or needs you may have during your visit. And finally, remember to turn your cell phone off so as not to disturb your, or anyone else’s, peace and quiet.

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THRASHER OPERA HOUSE

A Real Show Stopper highlighted the dramatic scenes on the screen. A movie was shown every night and sometimes changed as often as three times a week. By 1929, Thrasher was showing “talkies” after he installed the proper equipment for sound movies.

Charlie retired from showing movies in 1939 and lived to 99 years, warmly regarded by the community. Films continued to be shown until World War II, but eventually the building languished as a warehouse.

In 1994, an old, long-abandoned downtown Green Lake entertainment venue gained a second lease on life.

Thrasher Opera House today emulates everything that it once stood for and remains a symbol of the history that has already passed through Green Lake, and serves as a ready participant in the history that has yet to come.

The restoration of the Opera House was a huge project as the building was in great decline. Remaining historically accurate as well as meeting current building codes proved to be a challenge. In addition, only one photo of the original interior could be

found. That photo, along with some hidden existing details, helped piece things together.

During the restoration, a pleasant surprise was discovered: a piece of wood installed near the stage door had been signed by every member of the cast who performed at the last play held there in 1945. The play was “You Can’t Take It With You.” The inside of the building, cream colored with accents of maroon and federal blue, features an embossed tin ceiling, a stenciled pattern along the walls, a hardwood floor, and a projection balcony.

The stage has been re-floored and a missing proscenium has been replaced.

The ticket window is back in its original location. Though a classically simple building on the outside, it is softly beautiful inside. Experts have rated its acoustics as excellent.

As a tribute to Charlie, the building continues to be known as Thrasher Opera House. It has been designated a City of Green Lake Historic Structure, and is listed in the Wisconsin State Register of Historic Places and the National Register of Historic Places.

THRASHER OPERA HOUSE was built by Charlie Thrasher in 1910 on Mill Street in downtown Green Lake, Wisconsin. It first hosted vaudeville and traveling theatrical companies, but is best remembered for the movies that Charlie showed as soon as electricity became available, around 1912.

The seating arrangement was simplicity itself…wooden kitchen chairs arranged in groups of five. These Spartan accommodations deterred no one, and people came from miles around to see the movies. At other times, meetings were held there and it was also used for school functions, including plays, proms and graduation ceremonies.

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Take the Johnson Street/Hwy. 23 west exit in Fond du Lac. Turn left and follow Hwy. 23 west to Green Lake. (180 miles) ■ FROM MILWAUKEE — Take 41 north to the Johnson Street/Hwy. 23 west exit in Fond du Lac. Turn left and follow Hwy. 23 west to Green Lake. (90 miles) ■ FROM MADISON — Take Hwy. 151 north to Hwy. 73 north to Hwy. 23 east to Green Lake. (70 miles) ■ FROM THE FOX VALLEY — Take Hwy. 41 south to Hwy. 44 at Oshkosh. Follow Hwy. 44 west to Ripon, then take Hwy. 23 west to Green Lake.

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Looking for things to do in the Green Lake area? Look no further... geese migrations at the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge, and several walking trails.

FOND DU LAC: Located 25 miles east of Green Lake on Hwy. 23. Visit historic Galloway House and Marion College.

OSHKOSH: From Green Lake take highway 23 to Ripon, turn left at the second stoplight to pick up Hwy. 44 to Oshkosh. A scenic 25-mile drive allows you to visit the Experimental Aircraft Association Museum and Annual Fly-in, shop at the outlet mall, visit UWOshkosh campus, Grand Opera House, and Paine Art Center.

KINGSTON: Dalton Area — Situated 25 RIPON: 6 miles east of Green Lake on

BERLIN: Located 9 miles north of Green

Hwy. 23. Visit the Little White School House, birthplace of the Republican Party, wildlife zoo, Larson’s Clydsdale Ranch, Ripon College campus, and the Ripon Good Cookie Outlet Store.

Lake on Hwy. 49, Berlin is the Fur and Leather Capital and boasts a variety of unique shops, and antique malls. You can also contact the Berlin Chamber for a guided tour of the beautiful historic homes district. For more information contact the Berlin Chamber at 920-361-3636.

PRINCETON: A short 8 miles west of Green Lake on Hwy 23, Princeton boasts the largest Flea Market in the area, held every Saturday, May to October. The area is also home to several unique shops and restaurants, and an array of recreation activities on The Fox River.

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WAUPUN: 24 miles southeast of Green Lake ... take Hwy. 23 east to Ripon, then Hwy 49 south to Waupun. Waupun offers spectacular Spring and Fall Canadian GUIDE

miles southwest of Green Lake, take Hwy 23 west to Hwy. 73, then south to Hwy 44. Explore the Spring and Fall Canadian geese migrations at the 7,000-acre Grand River Marsh Wildlife Area, and don’t forget to stop by the Amish Country Store and craft shops in the area.

WESTFIELD: A drive on Hwy 23 to Hwy. 51 North takes you 35 miles west of Green Lake to Westfield, home of the Marquette County Historical Museum. Take a tour of the DNR Fish Hatchery, and enjoy shopping, fishing, and camping.

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THE TWO COURSES AT Golf Courses of Lawsonia, Mascoutin Golf Course, Tuscumbia Golf Course, and White Lake Golf Resort make up four of the finest golf venues in Wisconsin. All are within a driver and a few three-woods of downtown Green Lake, and all are members of the Green Lake Golf Pack.

The Golf Courses of Lawsonia offers two 18-hole championship courses. The Links opened in 1930 offering Scottish-style links golf, with open — nearly treeless — rolling terrain, huge, quick, elevated, undulating greens, sand traps surrounding each green and giant fairway bunkers on many holes.

Ten years after the Links opened it was ranked the 72nd finest course in the World.

The Links ranked No. 55 “Classic” course in the Nation by GolfWeek Magazine.

GolfWeek ranks the Links Course as the number three overall course in Wisconsin.

4 ½ star rating by Golf Digest.

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drops of more than 65 feet, five water hazards and 90 sand traps. This idyllic setting is home to wildlife, including deer and turkeys on the fairways, and eagles nesting in the tall pines. Lawsonia was recognized by Golf Digest as “One of American’s Best and Most Affordable Public Golf Facilities” and named “Wisconsin Golf Course of the Year 2008” by the Wisconsin Golf Course Owners Association. The Zagat Guidebook rated both the Links and the Woodlands as “Extraordinary.”

Tuscumbia Country Club is the oldest golf course in Wisconsin, founded in 1896.

Tuscumbia maintains a wealth of tradition for excellence. From majestic evergreens, maples and oaks bordering its fairways to its well-groomed setting, Tuscumbia offers a challenging round for any golfer.

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drive 6 miles north of Green Lake.

Mascoutin offers 27 holes of championship golf on gently rolling fairways that were home to the fire-worshiping Mascoutin Indians 300 years ago. Opened in 1975 with 18 holes and adding nine additional holes in 1999, Mascoutin now offers plush fairways, nearly 80 bunkers, large fast greens and water that comes into play on six holes.

Sharenberg’s White Lake Golf Resort is located just a 15-minute drive west of Green Lake on Hwy. 23. The 18-hole layout is carved out of 200-plus acres of glacier lands and is nestled among hills, woods and ponds. The course features significant elevation changes, numerous dog legs and water hazards.

Take advantage of the Green Lake Golf Pack and play all five courses. By contacting a host hotel, they will take care of all your arrangements from lodging, dining, tee-times, and other group needs.

For more information contact the Green Lake Area Chamber at 800-254-7354.

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515 Hill Street • P.O. Box 186 Green Lake, WI • 920-294-3369 www.baraboonational.com

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Mascoutin GOLF CLUB www.mascoutingolf.com

8 miles North of Green Lake on Cty Trk. A off Hwy 49 P.O. Box 125 • W1625 Cty Trk. A • Berlin, WI 54923

Pro Shop (920) 361-2360 • Restaurant (920) 361-2365

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Junction of State Roads 23 and 73 Near the Western Side of Big Green Lake

14 Large, Clean, Comfortable, Non-Smoking Rooms Seasonal Rates, Cable TV & High Speed Internet Access Great Location - Many Amenities - Low Weekday Rates On Snowmobile Trail - Golf Packages - Open All Year

Angel Inn Bed & Breakfast 372 South Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3087 info@angelinns.com, www.angelinns.com Relax, unwind, and refresh your soul at Green Lake’s only lakefront B&B. Featuring spectacular lake views, therapeutic spa tubs, fireplaces, and amazing breakfasts.

McConnell Inn 497 South Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 888-238-8625 info@mcconnellinn.com, www.mcconnellinn.com

Please visit our web site for rates and pictures Easy Online Reservations and Availability

www.acornridgemotel.com

Miller’s Daughter Bed & Breakfast 453 North St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0717 info@millersdaughter.com www.millersdaughter.com Enjoy each guest room’s fresh contemporary décor. Relaxing porch, tranquil surroundings, gourmet breakfasts. All rooms have private baths, 3 whirlpool/fireplace rooms. Comfort welcomes you.

W3910 State Road 23 and 73, Princeton, WI 54968

920-295-6533 BAY VIEW MOTEL & RESORT

Millstone N5734 Klaver St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3030 ralph112@centurytel.net

Cabin, Cottage, Lodge & Private Home Rental Adelines Casa de Cool W116613 Marine Court, Markesan, WI 53946 312-531-7558 info@getawaytowisconsin.com www.getawaytowisconsin.com Boathouse Cottage at Pleasant Point P.O. Box 201, Ripon, WI 54971 920-745-2160 diedrichl@mac.com

439 Lake Street,, Green G Lake,, WI 54941 • (920) ( 294-6504

Kitchenettes & 2 Bedroom Suite A Available v vailable ( ireless Internet Cable TV, TV V, Phones & Coffee in Rooms Free W Wireless ( Easy W alking Distance to Downtown Walking a Down ( Located on Sheltered Dartford Bay ( 150’’ Private Pier & Launch Ramp P (

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Carol Shores, LLC 386 S. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-229-4012 info@carolshores.com, www.carolshores.com Located on the NE shore of Green Lake. Beautiful lakefront 3-cottage estate. Walking distance to town, restaurants and parks. Rent a single cottage or entire estate.

Cedar Ridge Lodge W14460 Dartford Road, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-8405 ottmom7@gmail.com, www.crstablelodge.com

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McConnell Inn — 497 S. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6430 • info@mcconnellinn.com Miller’s Daughter Bed & Breakfast — 453 North St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294.0717 • info@millersdaughter.com • www.millersdaughter.com The Millstone — N5734 Klaver St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3030 • ralph112@centurytel.net

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Bayview Motel & Resort — 439 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6504 • bayviewmotel@centurytel.net • home.centurytel.net/bayview/ Comfort Suites at Royal Ridges — 2 Westgate Drive, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-5500 • aanderson@whgco.com • www.royalridges.com Dartford Inn — 6264 North Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6546 • dartford@dotnet.com • www.dartfordinn.com Green Lake Conference Center — W2511 Hwy. 23, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3323 • guestservices@glcc.org • www.glcc.org Green Lake Inn, LLC — W1970 S. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3417 • greenlakeinn@gmail.com • www.greenlakeinn.org Green Lake Marina Resort Luxury Condo Rentals — 485 Park Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3625 • info@greenlakemarinaresort.com • www.greenlakemarinaresort.com Heidel House Resort & Spa — 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 • info@heidelhouse.com • www.heidelhouse.com Keipe Hotel — 536 1⁄2 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6484 • www.keipehotel.com Lakeside Motel — 488 South St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3318 • cmb@lakesidemotel.org • www.lakesidemotel.org

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Acorn Ridge Motel — W3910 Hwy. 23/73, Princeton, WI 54968 (Corner of Hwy. 23 and Hwy. 73) 920-295-6533 • eric@acornridgemotel.com • www.acornridgemotel.com

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Historic Keipe Hotel 2600 sq. ft. Vacation Rental

Charming, spacious, very affordable with amenities to accommodate up to 8

Historical elegance with all the modern conveniences. Spectacular view located in the heart of downtown Green Lake within easy walking to the lake, dining, shopping, musical events and parks.

Cedarwood Guest House W2354 Carpenter Lane, Green Lake, WI 54941 608-238-1817 lorwyn@sbcglobal.net Como Bay Hall W1172 Spring Grove Road, Green Lake, WI 54941 888-977-9766 lizolsontic@aol.com Copper Pond Lodge W502 Eagle Road, Neshkoro, WI 54960 920-295-4114 screaming@charter.net www.copperpondlodge.com

3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, fully equipped kitchen, game room w/8’ pool table, cable TV, washer & dryer FREE WIFI

Open Year Round Rent by the week or weekend

536 Mill Street, Green Lake, WI 54941 To make reservations or more information, call 920-294-6484 Chuck & Lynn Mirr Proprietors For a virtual tour — www.keipehotel.com

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Deer Path W2347 Carpenter Lane, Green Lake,WI,54941 630-325-0060 edieboyd@aol.com, www.deerpath.net Luxurious eight-bedroom, five-bath, lakefront home on Conference Center grounds. Spacious shoreline, wooded. Wonderfully furnished and equipped. Air conditioned, HDTV, large deck, pier, boatlift, sandy beach.

E&J Green Lake Cottage Rentals W2048 N. Tuleta Hills Road, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-858-9786 jefshad@aol.com Five Gables Victorian Estate W2240 Oakwood Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-229-4012 info@carolshores.com, www.carolshores.com Luxury estate located on the south shore of Green Lake at the entrance of Emerald Shores. Relax and enjoy exquisite sunsets at this beautiful lakefront estate.

Green Lake Investors 424 Ernest St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6737 berndtfam@centurytel.net Green Lake Lodge 680 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3381 johngeils@aol.com, www.tuscumbiacc.net

ROOMS INCLUDE: Refrigerators - Cable TV Individual Coffee - Hair Dryers Microwaves

ENJOY THE: Heated Outdoor Pool - Grills & Picnic Tables Screened in Porch with Pool Table Fire Pits - Gazebo - Courtesy Limo

Please call for golf prices.

Located on 5 wooded acres along the Puchyan River

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Como Bay Hall — W1172 Spring Grove Road, Green Lake, WI 54941 888-977-9766 • lizolsontic@aol.com • www.greenlakegetaway.com

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Adelines Casa de Cool — W116613 Marine Court, Markesan, WI 53946 312-531-7558 • brianu@urbonline.net Boathouse Cottage at Pleasant Point — Klaver St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-295-2160 • diedrichl@mac.com • www.greenlakeboathouse.com/glbh/ Cedarwood Guest House — W2354 Carpenter Lane, Green Lake, WI 54941 608-238-1817 • lorwyn@sbcglobal.net • www.vrbo.com/163500

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Carol Shores, LLC — 386 S. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-229-4012 • info@carolshores.com • www.carolshores.com Cedar Ridge Lodge — W14460 Dartford Road, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-8405 • ottmom7@gmail.com • www.crstablelodge.com Copper Pond Lodge — W502 Eagle Road, Neshkoro, WI 54960 920-229-9100 • screaming@charter.net • www.copperpondlodge.com Deer Path — W2347 Carpenter Lane, Green Lake, WI 54941 630-325-0060 • edieboyd@aol.com • www.deerpath.net E&J Green Lake Cottage Rentals — W2048 N. Tuleta Hills Road, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-858-9786 • jefshad@aol.com Five Gables Victorian Estate — W2240 Oakwood Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-229-4012 • info@carolshores.com • www.carolshores.com Greenway Log Cottages — 401 Strauss Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6222 • www.cottages.org/properties/WI_GreenLake_GreenWay.htm Green Lake Investors — N4615 Lakeview Road, Markesan, WI 53946 920-748-5927 • www.sunrisepm.com Heron Point Suite — 553 Gold St., #204, Green Lake, WI 54941 888-878-0184 • info@heronpointsuite.com • www.heronpointsuite.com Lake Shore Bungalow, LLC — Green Lake Terrace, Princeton, WI 920-350-9625 • info@lakeshorebungalow.com • www.escapetogreenlake.com Lake Street Cottage — 383 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 630-832-1834 • rjblake@prodigy.net • home.comcast.net/~lakestreetcottage Shamrock Sands — N4382 Lake Shore Drive, Markesan, WI 53946 920-295-3443 Sunset Cove — W3180 County Road K, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-229-4012 • info@carolshores.com • www.carolshores.com Sunset Nook Cottage — 557 Gold St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-350-9625 • info@sunsetnookcottage.com • www.escapetogreenlake.com The Barn at Skunk Hollow — W608 Glen Lane, Green Lake, WI, 54941 920-294-3001 • info@sunrisepm.com • www.sunrisepm.com Vivian’s View — W3021 Orchard Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 815-732-7291 • info@viviansview.net • www.viviansvew.net

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HATTIE SHERWOOD CAMPGROUND

FOX LAKE, WI

Only Campground on the Beautiful Shores of Green Lake From RV’s to tents . . . we have a site for you.

• Boat Launch • Beach/Lifeguards • Camp Store • Modern Restrooms

Hayes Resort Bar • Food • Cottages

(920) 928-2616 or (888) 300-9856

Come Explore Green Lake’s Best Kept Secret And Enjoy Our Million Dollar View!

– Best View on Fox Lake – Come see why we’ve been here 36 years!

451 S. Lawson Drive • Green Lake, WI

www.hayesresort.com

920-294-6380 or 920-229-1828

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•F ull G ourmet B reakfast Full Gourmet Breakfast

453 North St., Green Lake, WI 54941 (920) 294-0717 • 866-266-0717

Complimentary W ine • Complimentary Wine

www.millersdaughter.com w w w. m i l l e r s d a u g h t e r. c o m

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Green Lake Vacations, LLC W1978 Tuleta Hill Road, Markesan, WI 53946 920-539-0247 glvacations@yahoo.com www.greenlakevacations.com

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“A little piece of Heaven on the shores of Green Lake”

Lake Shore Bungalow Escape Green Lake Terrace, Princeton, WI 53946 920.350.9625 info@lakeshorebungalow.com www.escapetogreenlake.com Classic yet Vintage, 1930s Bungalow. See the Lake, Touch the Lake, Play in the Lake. Sandy bottom lake access just steps away. Spacious yard, fire-pit.

Lake Street Cottage 383 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 630-832-1834 rjblake@prodigy.net home.comcast.net/~lakestreetcottage Shamrock Sands N4382 Lakeshore Drive, Markesan, WI 53946 847-533-7332 Sunrise Property Management 530 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3001 info@sunrisepm.com, www.sunrisepm.com

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Sunset Cove W3180 County Road K, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-229-4012 info@carolshores.com, www.carolshores.com Located on the SW shore of Green Lake, spacious three bedroom lakefront estate offers panoramic views. Swim in the sandy waters and relax to beautiful sunsets.

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Accommodations Sunset Nook Cottage 557 Gold St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-350-9625 info@sunsetnookcottage.com www.escapetogreenlake.com Escape to tranquility. Year-round English-style cottage nestled on beautiful secluded bay. Sunsets, fireplace, jetted tub, boat slip, canoe, fishing poles, fire pit! Luxurious, ample amenities!

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The Barn at Skunk Hollow W608 Glen Lane, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3001 info@sunrisepm.com, www.sunrisepm.com Vivian’s View W3021 Orchard Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 815-732-7291 info@viviansview.net, www.viviansview.net

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Hattie Sherwood Campground 451 S. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-229-1828 camphattie@dotnet.com www.hattiesherwood.com

Resorts, Motels and Conference Centers Acorn Ridge Motel W 3910 Hwy. 23\73, Princeton, WI 54968 920-295-6533 eric@acornridgemotel.com www.acornridgemotel.com Bayview Motel & Resort 439 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6504 bayviewmotel@centurytel.net home.centurytel.net/bayview Camp Grow Ministries W2580 Oakwood Beach Road, Markesan, WI 53936 920-398-2671 www.campgrow.org

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Chamber Directory Comfort Suites at Royal Ridges 2 Westgate Drive, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-5500 aanderson@whgco.com, www.comfortsuites.com Dartford Inn 6264 North Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6546 dartfrd@dotnet.com, www.dartfordinn.com

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Traditional Hot Air Balloon Adventure Flights Over The Beautiful Green Lake Area.

Majestic Balloons Ltd. (920) 748-3464 www.wisconsinballoon.com

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920.350.9625 info@escapetogreenlake.com

Green Lake Conference Center W2511 Hwy. 23, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3323 JeanCornelius@glcc.org, www.glcc.org Green Lake Inn, LLC W1970 S. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3417 greenlakeinn@gmail.com, www.greenlakeinn.org Green Lake Marina Resort Luxury Condo Rentals 485 Park Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3625 info@greenlakemarinaresort.com www.greenlakemarinaresort.com Heidel House Resort & Spa 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 info@heidelhouse.com, www.heidelhouse.com Keipe Hotel P.O. Box 484, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-9929 Lakeside Motel 488 South St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3318 cmb@lakesidemotel.org, www.lakesidemotel.org

ATTRACTIONS Bednarek’s Bison W5465 Losinski Road, Princeton, WI 54968 920-295-3557 bednareksbison@gmail.com www.bednareksbison.com

Vacation Rentals

Campus Cinema 103 Watson St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-2506 campusripon@marcustheatres.com www.marcustheatres.com Cedar Ridge Stable W14471 Dartford Road, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-8405 ottmom7@gmail.com, www.crstablelodge.com

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Escapade Lake Cruises 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 info@heidelhouse.com, www.heidelhouse.com Green Lake Festival of Music P.O. Box 569 Green Lake, WI 54941 800.662.7097 info@greenlakefestival.org www.greenlakefestival.org

Chamber Directory Little White Schoolhouse 303 Blackburn St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-6764 birthplace@ripon-wi.com www.littlewhiteschoolhouse.com 1850s one room school house identified as the birthplace of the Republican Party in March 1854. Open daily from June 1 to Labor Day.

Majestic Balloons, Ltd. P.O. Box 406, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-3464 majestic@dotnet.com, www.wisconsinballoon.com Hot air balloon flights over the beautiful Green Lake area. By advance reservation, please contact us for detailed information.

T Cross Stables W3624 County Road T, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-481-0085 tcrossstable@charter.net www.TCross-Stable.com Thrasher Opera House 506 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-4279 info@thrasheroperahouse.com www.thrasheroperahouse.com

CONTRACTORS Contractors All Wood Cabinetry, LLC W1740 North St., Suite 200, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0385 allwoodcabinetry@centurytel.net www.allwoodgreenlake.com Berlin Building Supply W3053 County Road F, Berlin, WI 54923 920-361-2833 cjohnson582@wi.rr.com Blacktop Sealers & Paving of Wisconsin P.O. Box 212, Neshkoro, WI 54960 920-293-8687 Chris Miller Building & Design 846 Windsor Road, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-2499 chris@buildmiller.com, www.buildmiller.com

Egbert Excavating, Inc. W1302 N. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6668 egbertexc@centurytel.net Gneiser Construction, Ltd. W4517 County Road P, Princeton, WI 54968 920-294-3163 Jankowski Construction W731 Silver Creek Road, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3236 mikejank@charter.net www.jankowskiconstruction.com Kinas Excavating, Inc N6205 Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3879 lori@kinasexc.com, www.kinasexcavating.com Kopplin & Kinas Co, Inc. W1266 N. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6451 kopkinas@centurytel.net

Davis Custom Builders, Inc. N8049 Union St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-2930 bildin@charter.net, www.bildin.com

PM Maintenance Service P.O. Box 446, Ripon, WI 54971 920-896-2341 info@pmmaintenance.biz, www.pmmaintenance.biz

Design Specialty Builders 509 South St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6100 info@designspecialtybuilders.com www.designspecialtybuilders.com

Pollesch Construction Inc. 417 Scott St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-9771 info@pollesch.com, www.polleschconstruction.com

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Household Services Green Lake Concierge, LLC P.O. Box 633, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-344-2502 eileenvandervelde@gmail.com www.greenlakeconcierge.com Year-round a la carte services for busy families in the Green Lake area. Services include expert housekeeping, grocery shopping and delivery, baby furniture rental, and winter caretaking.

PM Maintenance Service P.O. Box 446, Ripon, WI 54971 920-896-2341 info@pmmaintenance.biz, www.pmmaintenance.biz Pristine House Keepers Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3417 greenlakeinn@gmail.com Terminator Pest Control, LLC W 1798 Cemetery Road, Randolph, WI 53956 920-348-6010 kylestiemsma@yahoo.com www.terminatorpc.com Two Gals Cleaning 1030 Winnebago Ave., Oshkosh, WI 54901 920-410-5787 info@twogalscleaning.com www.twogalscleaning.com

Landscaping LJ Reas 601 Commercial Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-291-7787 ljreas@charter.net, www.ljreas.com Stuart’s Landscaping & Garden Center N7820 Lakeshore Drive, Fond du Lac, WI 54937 920-922-8093 info@stuartslandscaping.com www.stuartslandscaping.com

Plumbing and Electrical Atomic Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 1145 W. Fond du Lac St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-2075 atomicplumbers@centurytel.net Green Lake Plumbing & Heating 566 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6232 Pinnacle Plumbing, LLC W 1734 North St., Suite 400, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0150 pinnacle1@centurytel.net www.pinnacleplumbing1.com

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Chamber Directory Stahl Plumbing & Heating, Ltd. N6270 Depot Road, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3532 stevestahl@stahlplumbing.net www.stahlplumb.com

Roofing H. Treder & Sons, Inc. W1050 County Road J, Princeton, WI 54968 920-295-3358 ponchotred@yahoo.com, www.trederroofing.com

DINING 680 North Restaurant 680 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3240 johngeils@aol.com, www.tuscumbiacc.net Action Marina 463 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-745-2600 byron@greenlakeactionrentals.com www.greenlakeactionrentals.com Adam’s Rib 538 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-9903 reanitz@gmail.com America 333 Watson St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-3524 www.americaripon.com Bernie’s Italian Steakhouse W3919 Hwy. 23 & 73, Princeton, WI 54968 920-295-3721 scbernie@centurytel.net Boat House Pub 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 info@heidelhouse.com, www.heidelhouse.com Christiano’s Pizza, LLC 530 Hwy. 23, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3200 paul.wise.j@gmail.com, www.christianospizza.com Dos Gringos 119 Watson St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-7700 www.dosgringosripon.com Goose Blind Grill & Bar/Catering 512 Gold St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6363 info@gooseblind.com, www.gooseblind.com Grey Rock 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 info@heidelhouse.com, www.heidelhouse.com Harbor Lights 506 Hill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3631 info@harborlightsgreenlake.com www.harborlightsgreenlake.com

Little Corporal Restaurant 499 Hill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6772

Norton’s of Green Lake 380 S. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6577 www.nortonsofgreenlake.com Lunch and dinner over-looking scenic Green Lake. Delicious seafood, steaks, salads and pastas; carry-out available. Indoor or outdoor seating and seasonal lake front tiki bar.

Pump House Parlor 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 info@heidelhouse.com, www.heidelhouse.com Reilly’s Pub N4111 Lake Shore Drive, Markesan, WI 53946 920-295-0656 reillyspub@gmail.com, www.reillyspub.com Roadhouse 102 Watson St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-3322 www.roadhousepizzaripon.com Subway 503 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3278 tswayze002@aol.com, www.subway.com

Sugar Lips 509 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6004 suellen@blochsfarm.com, www.sugarlips.biz Sunroom 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 info@heidelhouse.com, www.heidelhouse.com The Caddyshack W2615 S Valley View Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3320

The Pizza Factory 505 W. Water St., Princeton, WI 54968 920-295-6696 thepizzafactory@hotmail.com Voted ‘Best Restaurant’ in Green Lake County.

Two-time International Pizza Expo winner.

Dine-in, delivery, and carry-outs. Reservations appreciated. Complete menu is on our Facebook page.

Walkers of Kollerville W908 County Road A & K, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-3661 busse@centurytel.net Waterfront Grill 485 Park Drive, Green Lake, WI, 54941 920-294-3353 info@greenlakemarinaresort.com www.greenlakemarinaresort.com

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Roadhouse — 102 Watson St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-3322 • www.roadhousepizzaripon.com Subway — 503 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3278 • tswayze002@aol.com • www.subway.com Sugar Lips — 509 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6004 • sueellenbloch@gmail.com • www.sugarlips.biz Sunroom — 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 • info@heidelhouse.com • www.heidelhouse.com The Caddyshack — W2615 S. Valley View Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3320 • AdamWagner@lawsonia.com • www.lawsonia.com/caddyshack.html The Pizza Factory — 505 W. Water St., Princeton, WI 54968 920-295-6696 • thepizzafactory@hotmail.com Walkers of Kollerville — W908 County Road A & K, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-3661 • busse@centurytel.net Waterfront Grill — 485 Park Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3353 • info@greenlakemarinaresort.com • www.greenlakemarinaresort.com

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680 North — 680 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3381 • johngeils@aol.com • www.tuscumbiacc.net Action Marina — 463 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-745-2600 • byron@greenlakeactionrentals.com • www.greenlakeactionrentals.com Adam’s Rib — 538 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-9903 • reanitz@gmail.com America — 333 Watson St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-3524 • www.americaripon.com Bernie’s Italian Steakhouse — W3919 Hwy. 23 & 73, Princeton, WI 54968 920-295-3721 • scbernie@centurytel.net Boathouse Pub — 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 • info@heidelhouse.com • www.heidelhouse.com Christiano’s Pizza, LLC — W1917 Hwy. 23, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3200 • paul.wise.j@gmail.com • www.christianospizza.com Dos Gringos — 119 Watson St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-7700 • www.dosgringosripon.com Goose Blind Grill & Bar/Catering — 512 Gold St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6363 • info@gooseblind.com • www.gooseblind.com Grey Rock — 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 • info@heidelhouse.com • www.heidelhouse.com Harbor Lights — 506 Hill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3631 • info@harborlightsgreenlake.com • www.harborlights.com Little Corporal Restaurant — 499 Hill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6772 Norton’s of Green Lake — 380 S. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6577 • www.nortonsofgreenlake.com Pumphouse Parlor — 643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3344 • info@heidelhouse.com • www.heidelhouse.com Reilly’s Pub — N4111 Lake Shore Drive, Markesan, WI 53946 920-295-0656 • reillyspub@gmail.com • www.reillyspub.com

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GOVERNMENT City of Green Lake 534 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6912 clerksoffice@cityofgreenlake.com www.cityofgreenlake.com Green Lake County 571 Country Road A Green Lake County Government Center Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-4005 mbostelmann@co.green-lake.wi.us www.co.green-lake.wi.us Town of Brooklyn N5988 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6600 townofbrooklyn@centurytel.net www.townofbrooklyn.com WI Department of Tourism P.O. Box 806, Lake Geneva, WI 53147 920-722-0507 landerson@travelwisconsin.com Wisconsin State Assembly P.O. Box 8952, Madison, WI 53708 608-266-8077 Rep.Ballweg@legis.wisconsin.gov legis.wisconsin.gov Wisconsin State Senate P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707 608-266-0751 Sen.Olsen@legis.wisconsin.gov legis.wisconsin.gov

SPORTS, OUTDOOR AND LAKE SERVICES

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Boat Sales and Service Green Lake Powersports Outlet, LLC W780 Hwy. 23, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-745-2600 byron@greenlakeactionrentals.com www.greenlakeactionrentals.com Norton’s Dry Dock W3886 County Road T, Princeton, WI 54968 920-295-3462 dave@nortonsdrydock.com www.nortonsdrydock.com

Shoreline Boat Center 509 Commercial Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3145 boats@shorelineboat.com www.shorelineboatcenter.com Cobalt , Scout, Bennington, Yamaha, Mercruiser. Best boat lines in the industry!

Excellent service department with experienced certified technicians. Boat storage and on-water towing available.

Breakfast Menu breakfast is served until 11am daily

Appetizers Burgers Sandwiches Wraps Pizza Beer Wine Refreshments Banquets 2615 S. Valley View Drive / Green Lake, WI 54941 / 920-294-3320

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Chamber Directory Fishing Services Action Marina 463 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-745-2600 byron@greenlakeactionrentals.com www.greenlakeactionrentals.com Captain Mike Norton’s Fishing W4410 Huckleberry Road, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-295-3617 mnorton02@centurytel.net www.biggreenlakefishing.com Dennis Walkers Guide Service 370 Palmer Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0611 greenlakefishing@yahoo.com www.greenlakefishing.com

Golf Courses Golf Courses of Lawsonia W2615 S Valley View Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3320 jeffkleinke@lawsonia.com, www.lawsonia.com Mascoutin Golf Club & Restaurant W1635 County Road A, Berlin, WI 54923 920-361-2360 mascoutin@centurytel.net, www.mascoutingolf.com Tuscumbia Country Club 680 Illinois Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3381 johngeils@aol.com, www.tuscumbiacc.net

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White Lake Country Club W1680 Country Club Drive, Montello, WI 53949 608-297-2255 whitelake@live.com, www.whitelakegolf.com

Bayview Boat Rentals 439 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6504 bayviewmotel@centurytel.net

Piers, Lifts and Boat Slips

Big Power Sports, Inc. W4438 Old Green Lake Road, Princeton, WI 54968 920-294-3010 greenlakebps@gmail.com www.bigpowersports.com

Carol Shores Boat Slip Rentals 386 S. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 847-997-4581 info@carolshores.com, www.carolshores.com Best slips directly on Green Lake in two locations: Green Lake Conference Center and Lawson Drive.

Parking, electrical, lighting, deep, weed free, and free lift storage.

Shoreline Marine Contracting 534 Commercial Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3145 info@shorelinemarinecontracting.com www.shorelinemarinecontracting.com Experts in boat lift and pier construction, installation, removal and repair. Family owned and serving Green Lake for more than 30 years. Additional services available.

Recreational Rentals Action Marina 463 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-745-2600 byron@greenlakeactionrentals.com www.greenlakeactionrentals.com

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Green Lake Action Rentals, LLC 463 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-745-2600 byron@greenlakeactionrentals.com www.greenlakeactionrentals.com Green Lake Marina and Boat Rentals 485 Park Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3625 info@greenlakemarina.com www.greenlakemarina.com Greenway Boat Rentals 401 Strauss Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6222

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GREEN LAKE DENNIS WALKER’S PONTOON GUIDE SERVICE • 45 Years Guiding on Big Green Lake • 40‘ Pontoon Boat Equipped with Latest Electronic Fishing Gear • Sundeck, Gas Grill, Restroom (on board) • Accommodate up to 12 in your fishing party • “Specializing” in Lake Trout • All Tackle is Furnished

(920) 294-0611

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Winter Ice Fishing Shanties Available

website: www.greenlakefishing.com

Meet Our Leprechaun & Visit His Home!

A Great Day Trip!

Large Groups Welcome.

N4111 Lakeshore Drive Markesan, WI 53946 (920) 295-0656 reillyspub.com

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Shoreline Boat Rentals 386 S. Lawson Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6221 rentals@shorelineboat.com www.shorelineboatcenter.com Runabout, pontoon and fishing boats available for half and full day rentals. Located at the water near Norton’s restaurant. Boat sales and service with certified technicians.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Financial 1st National Bank W1208 Hwy. 23/49, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-1001 nmcdowell@firstnationalbanks.biz www.firstnationalbanks.biz Baylake Bank 764 Broadway St., Berlin, WI 54923 920-361-1513 sharon.schultz-barnard@baylake.com www.baylake.com Golden Rule Community Credit Union P.O. Box 97, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-5336 www.goldenrulecu.org Green Lake Bank 515 Hill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3369 hbierman@baraboonational.com www.baraboonational.com Keuler CPA, Thomas M. 742 E. Fond du Lac St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-8872 tom@keulercpa.com Oshkosh Area Community Foundation 230 Ohio St., Ste. 100, Oshkosh, WI 54902 920-426-3993 karlene@oshkoshareacf.org www.oshkoshareacf.org Robinson & Associates Wealth Management 580 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-904-2717 chris.robinson@lpl.com Walnut Street Securities 745 South St., Suite 3B, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6875 josemrow@charter.net

Funeral Home Butzin-Marchant Funeral Home Inc. 515 Mayparty Drive, Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-2623 todd@butzinmarchant.com www.butzinmarchant.com

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PETERSON’S

Access Affordable Healthcare N6205 Busse Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3666 accesshealthcare@centurytel.net

HAPPINESS ACRES INC. PET RESORT

Agnesian Healthcare Hospice Hope 745 South St., Suite 4, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6220 land@agnesian.com, www.agnesian.com

A retreat for your pet while you’re on vacation!

CHN Medical Center - Green Lake 670 County Road A, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0100 heather.steffen@chnwi.org, www.chnwi.org Ripon Medical Center 933 Newberry St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-3101 info@riponmedicalcenter.com, www.agnesian.com

Insurance

(920) 361-1757 By appointment

www.happinessacres.com

SERVING THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

Green Lake * Ripon * Princeton * Berlin * Markesan

Burkart-Heisdorf Insurance 502 Hill St., Suite A, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6080 philb@burkart-heisdorf.com www.burkart-heisdorf.com Diedrich Agency, Inc. 222 Blackburn St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-2811 drew@diedrichinsurance.com www.diedrichinsurance.com

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920-748-2865 800-236-3602 Each office is independently Owned and Operated

Jackson Kahl Insurance Services 201 E. Fond du Lac St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-2899 info@tpgins.com, www.jacksonkahl.com Nolan Insurance Agency, LLC 112 E. Main St., Brandon, WI 53919 920-346-2241 pelsen@nolanins.com, www.nolanins.com

Legal Conti & Associates, LLC 745 South St., Suite 5, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6677 henry@contiassociates.com www.contiassociates.com Sias Law Office, LLC 505 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6161 michaelsias@siaslaw.net www.siaslawofficesllc.com Sorenson Law Office 620 E. Fond du Lac St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-2841 ssorenson@sorensonlaw.com www.sorensonlaw.com

Marketing and Design 44° North Advertising & Design 146 Algoma Blvd., Suite C, Oshkosh, WI 54901 920-426-1970 diane@fortyfournorth.com, www.fortyfournorth.com

Real Estate

WATERFRONT PROPERTY HOMES CONDOMINIUMS RECREATION PROPERTY LOTS AND ACREAGE CERTIFIED APPRAISERS

294-3661 1-800-294-3661 info@lakereal.com

535 Mill St. Green Lake, Wisconsin 54941 Visit us on the internet

www.lakereal.com Orlo A. Bierman CRS Realtor®

Dan Bierman CRS Realtor®

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Chamber Directory Graphic Sign & Letter Co., Inc. 600 E. Oshkosh St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-7723 graphicsign@centurytel.net R.E.D. Airplane Aerials W61 N347 Washington Ave., Cedarburg, WI 53012 414-793-5253 redairplaneaerials@live.com www.wi-givesback.com Regal Creative, LLC 316 N. Milwaukee St., Suite 530, Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-455-0552 accounts@regalcreative.com www.regalcreative.com Selthofner Consulting W1648 County Road J, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-410-2920 jay@selthofnerconsulting.com www.selthofnerconsulting.com

Pet Boarding Peterson’s Happiness Acres N2106 County Road XX, Berlin, WI 54923 920-361-1757 petersn@centurytel.net, www.happinessacres.com

Historical Green Lake County Court House in downtown Green Lake.

Professional Services

Quixtar - Alhadeef & Associates 13371 Summit Circle, Poway, CA 92064 877-565-8707 samuelalhadeff@bipc.com, www.amway.com

Ripon Commonwealth Press/Express 646 South Douglas St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-3017 timl@riponprinters.com, www.riponpress.com

Royal Ridges 1 Westgate Drive, Ripon, WI 54972 920-748-5500 aanderson@whgco.com, www.royalridges.com

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Blue Star Stable N7737 County Road A, Berlin, WI 54923 920-361-7737 chess@bluestarstable.com www.bluestarstable.com CenturyTel/CenturyLink 144 N. Pearl St., Berlin, WI 54923 920-361-8401 johnny.king@centurytel.com, www.centurytel.com Culligan Water Conditioning 621 Commercial Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-2940 Fairwater Feed & Supply, LLC 107 West St., Fairwater, WI 53931 920-398-2561 ffsmill@charter.net

Capital Newspapers – Waupun 1118-1/2 W Main St., Waupun, WI 53963 920-356-6756 szeinemann@capitalnewspapers.com www.capitalnewspapers.com

Guaranty Title Services, Inc. 509 South St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3500 gtslc@titleservice.com, www.titleservice.com

Modern Rentals, LLC 456 N Douglas St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-3100 info@modernrentals.com, www.modernrentals.com GREEN

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Green Lake Magazine-Towns & Assoc. Inc. 126 Water St., Baraboo, WI 53913 800-575-8757 ajohnson@greenlakemagazine.com Green Lake Reporter/Billboard 301 June St., Berlin, WI 54923 920-361-1515 ads@theberlinjournal.com

Kelrik, LLC P.O. Box 41, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-279-6707 brian.olmen@kelrik.net

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Two Rings Productions, LLC 480 E. Bay Court, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-299-1764 info@enjoythisday.com, www.enjoythisday.com

Publishing

Green Lake Title & Abstract Co. 510 Lake St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6070 gltitle@centurytel.net

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Taylor’d Taxidermy, LLC W950 Woodland Circle, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0890

A.A. Zabel Real Estate 610 South St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-295-9884 Alex@ZACommercial.com, www.ZACommercial.com Offering full brokerage services for residential and commercial properties including strategic consulting and real estate development.

Specializing in Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Dodge, and Winnebago Counties.

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International Business Cards W704 Hwy 23 East, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-748-3905 don.Sonntag@internationalbc.com www.internationalbc.com GUIDE

CENTURY 21 Properties Unlimited 1194 W Fond Du Lac St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-2865 tonydd@charter.net, www.c21property.info Cobblestone Cottage Condos 475 Golf Hill Court, Green Lake, WI 54941 815-494-1344 ernie.hunter@att.net, green-lake-wi-condos.com

Green Lake Real Estate 610 South St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3004 info@greenlakerealestate.net www.greenlakerealestate.net Your link to 1000s of properties. Superior Internet marketing and membership in three Multiple Listing Services (MLS) provide statewide resources for buyers and sellers.

Chamber Directory Lake Real Estate 535 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3661 dan@lakereal.com, www.lakereal.com

Green Lake Rotary Club P.O. Box 95, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6905 1margeb@centurytel.net

Malcolm Bay Realty 528 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0400 malcolmbay@malcolmbay.net www.malcolmbay.com

Green Lake School District 612 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6411 kbates@glsd.k12.wi.us, www.glsd.k12.wi.us

Special Properties, Ltd. 518 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0122 jefshad@aol.com, www.special-properties.com

Green Lake Yacht Club P.O. Box 684, Green Lake, WI 54941 262-268-0632 swgl@charter.net, www.greenlakeyachtclub.org

Yellow House Realty 1295 W. Fond du Lac St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-7007 barb@yellowhouserealty.com www.yellowhouserealty.com

SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS American Legion - Willis Chapel P.O. Box 448, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3480 markkramer@centurytel.net Caestecker Library 518 Hill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3572 director@greenlakelibrary.org www.greenlakelibrary.org Community Options, Inc. 444 Scott St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6099 comoptions@centurytel.net Downtown Green Lake Renewal Project P.O. Box 302, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6430 greenlakerenewal@gmail.com www.greenlakerenewal.org

Kiwanis Club of Green Lake P.O. Box 158, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-229-5350 www.greenlakekiwanis.org UW Extension Office 571 County Road A Green Lake County Government Center Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-4032 kim.zills@ces.uwex.edu, greenlake.uwex.edu

SHOPPING Arts of Daycholah 524 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-539-3073 artsofdaycholah@yahoo.com

Chippy’s Kettle Corn & Popcorn Company 507 Madison St., Beaver Dam, WI 53916 920-885-3093 chippys@chippyskettlecorn.com www.chippyskettlecorn.com

Crossroads Market & Fuel 760 Commercial Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3340 crossroadsmarketandfuel@gmail.com www.crossroadsmarketandfuel.com Grocery Market & Convenience + Fuel: a onestop-shop! We have a wonderful assortment of specialty items and essentials. We’re delighted to serve you, family and community!

Endurance 509 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6002 suellen@blochsfarm.com www.endurancefloral.com Green Lake Bed Warehouse 745 South St., Suite 5 Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3524 henry@contiassociates.com Hoekstra’s Greenhouse N10348 County Road A, Fox Lake, WI 53933 920-928-2398 hoekstras@centurytel.net

A family owned & family friendly business.

Green Lake 13DOT1 P.O. Box 337, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-229-4841 greenlakeareahalfmarathon@hotmail.com www.greenlakehalfmarathon.com Green Lake Area Animal Shelter N6217 Busse Drive, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3042 adopt@glaas.org, www.glaas.org Green Lake Area Women’s Club (GLWC) P.O. Box 323, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0163 Green Lake Association 510 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6480 info@greenlakeassociation.com www.greenlakeassociation.com Green Lake Lions Club P.O. Box 666, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3699 gordyfarrell@gmail.com

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Chamber Directory Kate’s Closet Boutique 524 Water St., Princeton, WI 54968 920-299-6105 kates.closet.consignment@gmail.com www.katesclosetboutique.com

SPA, HEALTH AND BEAUTY European Body Works 630 South St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0990 relax@greenlakespa.com, www.greenlakespa.com

Mike’s Bike Shop 117 E. Huron St., Berlin, WI 54923 920-361-3565 mikesbikeshop@centurytel.net

Evensong Spa 410 Trillium Circle Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3347 kwirtz@heidelhouse.com, www.evensongspa.com

North Bay Sport & Liquor Inc. 501 South St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6462 4bears@charter.net

Hairitage Salon 522 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-6642

Pick N Save 1188 W. Fond du Lac St., Ripon, WI 54971 920-748-5498 riponpicknsave@webstersunited.com www.riponpicknsave.com

SUPPORTING MEMBERS Chaney, Wayne C. 405 Palmer Ave., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3277 wcgl@centurytel.net

The Garden Gate 529 Mill St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-229-4279 gardengate.gl@gmail.com

Wallenfangs of Green Lake 540 North St., Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-3386 wallenfangs@charter.net, www.wallenfangs.com

Thundering Hoof Ranch N7471 Forest Ridge Road, Berlin, WI 54923 920-379-8551 thunderinghoof86@yahoo.com www.thunderinghoofranch.com

Richard and Mary Slavik N6097 Heritage Court, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-0155 yourgardeners@centurytel.net

Worldwide Gifts W2511 Hwy. 23, Green Lake, WI 54941 920-294-7313

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