Reedsville News September 2014 www.reedsville.org

REEDSVILLE AREA REEDSVILLE AREA REEDSVILLE AREA REEDSVILLE AREA SENIOR CITIZENSSENIOR CITIZENSSENIOR CITIZENSSENIOR CITIZENS

The Reedsville Area Sen-ior Citizen's Meeting will be on Tues. September 16th, 2014 at 1:30 P.M. in the Community Room at the Reedsville Manor. All interested area Seniors are welcome to join us for an afternoon of fun, so-cializing, and playing cards and sometimes in-teresting guest speakers.

Country Kids

Benefit for Children’s Hospital Saturday, September 27th, 2014

Whitelaw Sportsman’s Club

Whitelaw WI 54247

Ac�vi�es include:

• Punt/Pass/Kick for ages 6-15

• Meat Raffle 3:00

• Oral Auc�on 5:00

• Raffle drawing a-er auc�on

• Tractor Show, Kids games, Food and Refresh-

ments

• Local entertainment throughout the day!!

• Motorcycle Ride Register at 9:00a.m at the Iron

Buffalo Saloon, Menchalville

All Proceeds go to Children’s Hospital and two local fami-

lies whose children a:end Children’s Hospital.

Come and support a good cause with a lot of fun for eve-

ryone!!!!

Any ques�ons please contact Dale @ (920) 374-0787 or

Mary @ (920)323-7013

*CORRECTION* Our apologies to Mark Glasow! Mark’s name

was inadvertently omitted from the thank

you to the Economic Development Commit-

tee in last month’s newsletter article ti-tled “The Village Up-date.” Thanks again

to the entire Economic Development Commit-tee for all that you do to make Reedsville a

better community!

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ALPACA NATIONAL

FARM DAYS

SEPT 27TH AND 28TH

10:00 - 3:00 ( BOTH DAYS) AT

U. S. TRUE COLOR ALPACA FARM

15832 REIF MILLS ROAD

REEDSVILLE, WI

920-754-4640

COME SEE THE ALPACAS!

FARM STORE WILL ALSO BE OPEN

(WINTER IS JUST AROUND THE COR-

NER) SO GET YOUR ALPACA SOCKS,

MITTENS, HATS, SCARVES, SWEATERS,

YARNS, GIFTS FOR THAT SPECIAL PER-

SON, AND MUCH MORE!

(ALSO FALL ITEMS WILL BE FOR SALE!)

SEE YOU ON THE FARM!

BENEFIT HAYSTACK SUPPER For

Reedsville Amish School When: Friday, September 12, 2014 4:30 PM—7:30 PM Where: Maple Lawn School (Reedsville Amish) 5907 N County Hwy W, Reedsville Price: Adults—$10.00 Age 6-12—$5.00 Age 5 & under—Free Questions? Call—772-4080 772-4623

CARRYOUTS AVAILABLE

Homemade Pie & Ice Cream

BAKE SALE

RAA Packer Party

Sunday, September 28, 2014

Reedsville Fireman's Park

10:00-6:00

Join the Reedsville Athletic Association/Reedsville Area

Youth Sports for an after-noon of fun!

Packers vs. Bears

Kickoff at Noon!

Enjoy watching the game on a 9 ft projection screen!

Serving brats, burgers, chicken sandwiches,

pulled pork sandwiches & refreshments

Proceeds will be used toward finishing the fence at the

RAA diamond. Come out & support a great

cause for our youth!

Reedsville Sportsman's Club Youth Trap Steak Fry

Saturday, September 20 2014 - Serving From 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.

$20.00 per person Includes : 1- 16oz Ribeye Steak, Baked Potato, Salad Bar, 1 Free Drink (Will have Chicken Breast for those that don't want a steak)

Only prepaid tickets will be guaranteed a steak or chicken breast

For tickets or more info call Gerald Fischer @ 920-901-3907

Proceeds to be used for Youth Trap Program

Lost Pet Missing Since August 5th Male cat, white with grey spots. He has no front claws. Very friendly. His name is Sting. If found

please contact Patty @ (920) 645-8126. Very sad family missing him.

304 Manitowoc Street Reedsville

Webster's

INN on

THIRD STREET

From the Village Hall Reminder – Pool Owners: The swimming pool discount applications must be in the Clerk-Treasurer’s office by September 15th

to qualify for the pool discount. Application forms are available on the website under Forms & Permits or in the Reedsville Mu-nicipal Building lobby. Chipping Dates: September 2

nd & 16

th

Recycling Pick-Up: September 12th

& 26th The Bubolz Memorial Park Playground Equipment Project is still in need of addi-tional funds. To make a donation (please indicate that it is for Bubolz Memorial Park Project), you can drop it off at the Clerk-Treasure office, put it into the drop box lo-cated near the front door of the Reedsville Municipal Building, mail it to Reedsville Municipal Building, 217 Menasha St, Reedsville, or drop it into a donation pail located at several Village businesses.

SEPT. DAILY SPECIALS!

Tuesday: Chicken and Biscuits

Wednesday: Meatloaf and mashed potatoes

Thursday: Spaghetti and Meatballs

with Garlic Toast AND

All-You-Can-Eat Potato Pancakes

(920) 443-3001

Hours: Monday -CLOSED

Tuesday through Saturday

(incl. Wednesday!) Open at 11:00 am

**Regular menu available

from 11a until 9p**

NEW SUNDAY HOURS

Open 9am until 9pm **Breakfast menu

available from 9am until 12 noon**

Sundays

Regular menu available from 11a until 8p

NOW CATERING!

Birthday Parties Family Reunions Class Reunions Baby Showers Bridal Showers

ALL Special Events

Call Kellie for available dates & pricing (920) 443-3001

or (920) 422-4833

DOUBLE BUBBLE!!

Tuesday,

Wednesday and

Thursday from

4pm until 6pm

SUNDAY BREAKFAST (No Longer Serving Brunch) Breakfast Menu Available

Sunday Only from 9am until 12 noon

ADDED TO THE MENU!

Mushroom and Swiss Burger!

Prime Rib Sandwich

Combo Appetizer Basket

Nacho Platter

Baked Ziti

Deep Fried Pickles

GO PACK GO! Free Pizza During Half Time for ALL Packer Games Shots for all PACK-ER Touchdowns!

COMING SOON! Pay your Real Estate Tax, Utilities, Park-ing, Advertising or Fundraiser Payments

any time of day! WAYS TO MAKE PAYMENTS:

Online: http://www.reedsville.org/ This website will allow you to make utility,

real estate tax, parking, advertising and fundraiser payments by credit card or e-

Check. Just follow the prompts. In Person: We accept payments by cash,

check, money order, or by credit card. By Mail: Mail checks to our office. Be sure to include your name and account number.

CONTACT US We are always available to answer any

questions you may have and assist however possible. Call us at (920) 754-4371, email us at clerk-treasurer@reedsville.org, or see us

at 217 Menasha Street, Reedsville, WI. Mary Jo Krahn, Clerk-Treasurer

There is a convenience fee* charged directly by Point & Pay for credit card transactions:

Fees*: $1.50 per $50 for Utility and other non-tax payments.

Minimum of $1.50 per transaction 2.39% for Real Estate Taxes

$1.50 for e-Checks (all payment types) *This Fee is not collected, charged, or received by the

Village of Reedsville.

Preservation of St. Mary’s News

Are you looking for a place to hold your

family get-togethers, your Christmas cele-

brations, your club event? Think about rent-

ing the Dining Hall of our facility.

Call 905-4370 for more details.

We will host another Bohemian Dinner this

FALL on a Sunday. The date has not been

selected yet. We’ll advertise it as soon as

arrangements are made. If you wish to be

put on our Call List for the event,

call 905-4370.

Great Bohemian food, fun, and enjoyment.

ESSENTIAL OILS Essential oils are concentrated extracts distilled from aromatic herbs, trees, and grass-es. They can be located in various parts of a plant, including the seeds, bark, root, leaves, flowers, wood, and resins. The Egyptians are generally credited as the true founders of aromatherapy. The Bible contains more than 100 references to the use of essential oils. Two stories stand out among these. Perhaps the most well known is the gift of the magi to the Christ child - gold, frrankincense and myrrh. In ancient times, frank-incense and myrrh were as valuable as gold. And then the story of Mary Magdalene washing Jesus' feet, drying them with her hair, and using the expensive oil of spike-nard. The term "aromatherapy" was first coined by French scientist Rene-Maurice Gat-tefosse who severely burned his hand in a laboratory explosion. He doused the wound with undiluted lavender oil, which quickly eased the pain of his burns. His skin healed without any infection or sign of scarring. Lavender is one of the most useful essential oils. It is perhaps most famous for its ability to accelerate the healing of wounds and burns. Lavender is also useful for coughs, colds, and sore throats. It is an effective relaxant and may be useful in cases of insomnia. Oth-

er uses are: acne, anger, anxiety, bruises, cuts, convulsions, eczema and psoriasis, hair loss, headache, hiccups, hypertension, infec-tion, insect bites, inflammation, muscle spasms, pain - arthritic, strains, sprains, rash, itchy skin, scabies, scars, wounds. Contraindications: Be sure to use only true lavender (Lavendula angustifolia). Use cau-tion during pregnancy. September special available from Roadway To Health - 25% off the retail price of LAVEN-DER essential oil Contact me at 920-772-4135 maryellen@mynsp.com www.mynsp.com/maryellen

Reedsville Area Garden Club

Thanks for All Your WORK at making Reedsville bloom with color. The flower beds, pots look wonderful. Keep it up! Now is the time to make your FALL outdoor decorations. We would like every home to decorate outside with FALL COLORS. Work together as a

family and create a display using straw bales, scarecrows, pumpkins, corn

stalks and plants. Show REEDSVILLE pride, help us dec-

orate the town for FALL.

Reedsville Alumni Association News

The Reedsville High School Alumni Association’s 57th annual meeting/banquet is set for Saturday, October 4, 2014. The event

will take place at Cobblestone Creek in Brillion. The meal will start at 12:30 with the meeting to follow. The cost is $15.00 per person. Any person who graduated from Reedsville High School is wel-come to attend. If you have not received an annual newsletter,

please contact us at reedsvillealumni@hotmail.com and one will be emailed to you.

We will also be selling concessions at the Homecoming game, which is scheduled for Friday, October 3, 2014 against Manitowoc Lutheran. Help is always needed. If you are able to help out, please

let us know. We are asking any class that is celebrating a reunion to send us an updated address list. If any class has an extra booklet to share with the association, please mail it to us. Our mailing address is PO Box

431, Reedsville, WI 54230 or email to reedsvillealumni@hotmail.com.

Reedsville High School Alumni Association – Promoting Panther spirit beyond graduation.

KAY’S KRAFTS & GIFT SHOP

215 Main Street Reedsville, WI 54230

NEW FALL HOURS—Saturday 9-2 (if

you need something during the week give me a call). Kayla's Clips has new fall tutus and clips, come on in and check them out. New hair clips from the movie Frozen are also here. Need school hair clips to match for school spirt days, we have those also. The ribbon pony hair clip will be the hair clip of the month for September. New homemade Firemen, Brewers & Packers stakes are here. Avon inventory clearance sale, up to 60% off, while supplies last ! We also carry Stanley Home Products, Watkins, Floating Charms & Necklaces, home-made tin flowers and much more. Come see me this month at the follow-ing Craft Shows: *Crafty Apple (Chilton) (in back of Walgreens) September 6th 9-4 *Camp Forest Fall Fest ( Forest Junction) (under the water tower) Sep-tember 19th 12 noon - 8pm (fish fry starts at 5:00) September 20th 9-3 (fry out) (this is a two day show) Are you interested in Miche jewelry or Miche purses, I will be launching the new catalog releases! September 13th @ 2:00 - my house. Come see and touch most of the new releases!! If you have questions or would like to join, please call 920-754-1127. RSVP by September 8th. Come see what you've been missing at Kay's Krafts. Like Kay's Krafts & Kayla's Hair Clips on Facebook and see pictures of our new items.

SUNRISE HORSE FARM Sunrise Horse Farm says THANK YOU to everyone that had a part in making the Summer Gallop a wonderful day....to the visitors, THANK YOU for coming; to the vendors, THANK YOU for being here; the musi-cians: Ruth Franz & Bud McAtee, The Burie Family, Amy Jackson, Dave Schutte & Vertical Evacuation, THANK YOU for sharing your tal-ents with all of us. THANK YOU to all the volunteers: Welcome Table: Angie Schambureck & Bev Badker Food Service: Iris & Chuck Denor Children's Activities: Rachael Propson, Donna Hlvacheck, Heidi Gossen Raffle Tickets: Helen Kasten & Nancy Bundy Bake Sale: Bonny Durben Golf Cart Rides: Mary Torp Face Painting: Jody Dubinsky THANK YOU to Eugene Durben, Bob Seidl, Mary Ann McGann & Fran-cis Lenz for the demonstrations throughout the day. THANK YOU to Cornerstone Community Church, Ron McCormick, Chris Remberg, Wander Springs, Fleet Farm and many others for the raffle donations. THANK YOU to everyone that donated baked goods for the bake sale. THANK YOU to Festival Foods, Peter's Pantry, and Two Rivers St. Vin-cent de Paul for their donations. THANK YOU to the other volunteers for all your help before, during, and after the event: Angie Schambu-reck, Cornerstone Community Church, Becky & Jadyn LeBoeuf, Andy VanDomelen, Helen Kasten, Angie, Amber, Lexi, and Molly Piepenburg, Jody Dubinsky, Alec Gilbertson, Heidi Gossen, Meg Heafy, Stephanie MCormick, Samantha Haese, Josh Sisel, Marie Wilhelm. THANK YOU to the Second Chance Rescue for the petting zoo, horse & pony rides. THANK YOU to my daughter, Becky, for completing all the behind-the-scene tasks that needed to be accomplished & for serving in several areas the day of the Summer Gallop. WINNERS OF THE RAFFLE TICKETS: $250 cash prize - Irina Frakes; Summer Poppies painting - Joey Tisler; Charcoal Sketch - Bev Badker; Onyx Ring - Matt Schmidt; $150 cash prize - Cindy Isajiw; Handymen - JoAnn Mignon; Wander Springs Golf Certificate - John Madej; Fleet Farm gift card - Dawn Horswill; Kwik Trip gift card - Amanda Heimlich; Spa Basket - Joey Tisler Thank you again, we sincerely appreciate your kindness and generosity.

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SERVICES OFFERED ⇒ SNOWPLOWING

⇒ HAULING (3 YARD LOADS OF ANY MATERI-ALS NEEDED)

⇒ FREE PICKUP OF SCRAP METALS AND AP-PLIANCES IN THE VILLAGE OF REEDSVILLE(THERE IS A CHARGE FOR ELECTRONICS AND ITEMS WITH FREON IN)

INDOOR & OUTDOOR STORAGE/PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE

CALL FOR RATES CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED

Reedsville Corner House/Garden Center We don’t want to admit it, but FALL is right around the cor-ner. Get prepared by selecting some fall MUMS – yellow,

bronze, purple, or red from the CORNER HOUSE. Use them in your perennial beds or create a pot with mums, coleus,

coral bells, or sedums by your front door. Top the look off

with a creative FALL door swag or bows. Come in and see our BIG selection of FALL centerpieces,

door swags, wall hangings, plants, candle arrangements and scarecrows. Bring your own container in and we’ll fill it with

FALL colors for you.

Remember, EVERYDAY is a GOOD DAY to give fresh flowers. Homecoming is a good day to give flowers. THINK of the

Corner House – 754-4370 for your flower NEEDS. Reedsville Homecoming is the weekend of Oct. 3-4-5. It is

appropriate to give flowers for this event—e.g. for the game, dance. Call 754-4370 for your flower needs.

HATS OFF to the Reedsville Summer Theater!

What a wonderful production! Congratulations to

Reedsville Public Schools, Mr. Nate, directors, cast

members, and parents involved WHO made it possible.

WE LOVED IT!

(~Reedsville Citizens)

Reedsville News Deadline The next deadline for the October

Reedsville News will be September 12.

Submissions can be e-mailed to

reedsvillenews@new.rr.com or

dropped off at the Reedsville Village Hall during normal business hours. Thank you! ~Amanda Schrubbe

Arthritis in your knees? Weight and exercise matter! Maintaining a proper weight and an exercise routine play criti-cal roles in treating knee osteoarthritis. Approximately 60% of adults in this country are overweight and 30% are obese. If arthritic patients are overweight, they are encouraged to lose weight and adopt an exercise program. Typically people who exercise and lose weight experience less pain and do much better in combination with other treatment modalities. Research shows that quadriceps weakness or weakness of the leg and knee muscles are associated with osteoarthritis. In some cases that weakness may precede osteoarthritis. Muscles around the joint are like shock absorbers in a car. The stronger and healthier they are, the more they help pro-tect the inside of the joint against the everyday forces of walk-ing and getting up and down stairs or hills. Flexibility training also helps prevent stiffness that comes in association with the osteoarthritis disease process. Even with exercise and proper weight, knee arthritis may not be entirely preventable. However, the progression of the dis-ease can be slowed with exercising mod-estly. This will minimize the trauma and impact on the knees and promote healthy joints through proper muscular training. Patients suffering from knee osteoarthritis should be aware that there are various treatments available today. If you are trou-bled by knee arthritis, please consult with your primary care provider to discuss differ-ent treatment options or to obtain a referral to an orthopedic specialist.

Denise Brilliant, NP, is a nurse practi-tioner at Aurora Health Center in Reedsville. To schedule an appoint-ment, call 920-754-4337.

Recycling Workshop

633 Manitowoc St 920-754-4021

Hours: Mon - Thurs 8am - 5pm

Friday 8am-12pm Top Prices Paid

Reedsville Fall Festival

BIG PLANS are being made by the Reedsville Lions, Lion-ess and Preservation of St. Mary’s for the 2014 FALL FES-TIVAL. It will be DIFFERENT, it will be FUN, it will be EXCIT-ING, it will be something you wouldn’t want TO MISS. So SAVE SAVE SAVE the date SAT – Oct. 18 for REEDS-VILLE FALL FESTIVAL

Venders Wanted

If you have a craft to sell or items to sell you may want to SELL at Reedsville FALL FES-TIVAL – Sat. Oct 18. Call 754-4370 for registration blank.

Come celebrate

EASTER IN OCTOBER at

St. John—St. James Ev. Lutheran Church

(Wisconsin Synod) 219 Manitowoc Street

Reedsville

Thursday, October 16 @ 7:00pm

Sunday, October 19 @ 8:00am & 10:15am

“He is Risen Indeed –Alleluia!”

REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES - REGULAR BOARD MEETING

June 16, 2014 The regular meeting of the Reedsville Board of Education was called to order at 6:30 P.M. by Board President Andrew Maertz. Present: Board Members – John Ebert, Todd Cavanaugh, Jeff Deprez, Andrew Maertz, and Cory Kiekhaefer. Administrative Team Members – Mark Swanson, Tony Butturini (absent), Michael Nate, Tracie Wurm, Others: Kyle Meulemans, Angie Sanderfoot, Maggie Berkholtz.

Mr. Mark Swanson announced that proper legal notice of the meeting had been given. Board President Andrew Maertz led everyone in the Pledge of Alle-giance to the flag. I. Opening

A. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Jeff Deprez to amend the agenda as follows: Add Todd Cavanaugh report under Board Member, Strike #2 and #3 of B, and add a report for Director of Special Education. All ayes. Motion carried.

II. Public Input None. III. Reports A. District Administrator

Mr. Mark Swanson reported as follows: 1. Working on budget process, increase of state aid. 2. Enrollment update – seems to be holding steady. 3. Head start update – can’t get enough students to keep running.

B. HS Principal Mr. Tony Butturini reported as follows: 1. Evening of Ex-cellence, May 16, went very well. 2. Graduation Friday, May 23 went well. Congratulations to all the seniors and best of luck. 3. Resume for Social Studies position.

C. Elem/MS Principal Mr. Michael Nate reported as follows: 1. Summer School Update – no swim class 2. Musical progress – Aug 8-9. 3. 4K enrollment. 4. School nurse. 5. End of school year report. 6. Box top collection. 7. Summer reading program. 8. Final edi-tion of 3rd grade Connector. 9. K-4 math team, 10 Spring book fair.

D. School Psychologist/Supervisor of Special Education

Dr. Wurm reported as follows: 1. Angie Sanderfoot being introduced to the staff, facilities and equipment. 2. 14.66% in district with disabilities, mild to severe. 2. There was NO seclusion / restraints for 2013-2014.

E. Board Members Todd Cavanaugh reported on the state FFA Convention.

He was there to accept an award for Justin Schwahn and sup-port of the Board and District in his endeavors. He was proud to be there and proud of our district. Mr. Cavanaugh also thanked Mr. Swanson and Tracie Wurm for their hugh contri-

butions to our district. Andrew Maertz commented on the CESA # 7 budget. IV. Old Business

Discussion / Approval of Employee Handbook – Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by John Ebert to approve the Hand-book as revised. Roll call vote – 4 ayes, 1 nay. Motion carried.

V. Consensus Agenda Items

A. Approval of the minutes from regular board meeting on May 19, 2014 and closed session.

B. Discussion / Action – Payment of Bills. Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer. All

ayes. .Motion carried. VI. New Business A. Discussion / Approval – Grades K-4 Mathematics Re-

source Adoption – Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to approved the mathematics program, with a letter to parents in each unit. All ayes. B. Discussion Approval – Employment Recommenda-tions :

1. High School Social Studies – Kyle Meulmans. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Jeff De-prez.. All ayes. Motion carried.

2. Boys Varsity Basketball – David Bell. - Tabled for further discussion. 3. Boys JV Basketball – Ron Prochnow. - Tabled for further discussion.

4. Varsity Football – Aaron Fredricks - Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by John Ebert. All ayes. Motion carried.

5. JV Volleyball – Kim Noskowiak - Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer. All ayes. Motion carried. 6. Frosh Volleyball – Joni Larson - Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by John Ebert. All ayes. Motion carried.

7. Cross Country – Shawn Eckstein. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by John Ebert. All ayes. Motion carried.

8. Resignations of Cathy Hansen and Kim Luedtke as Yearbook advisors. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh to regretfully accept the resignations , seconded by Jeff Deprez. All ayes.

Motion carried. C. Discussion / Approval – 2014-2015 Board of Education Meeting Schedule. Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by Todd Cavanaugh. All ayes. Motion carried.

IX. Adjournment Motion by Cory Kiekhaefer, seconded by Todd Cavanaugh to

adjourn at 7:22 PM. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned.

Cory Kiekhaefer, Clerk

CLINIC LOCATION DATE TIME Reedsville Elementary School Gym Wednesday, October 29, 2014 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.

FREE VACCINATION CLINICS FOR 11-18 YEAR OLDS The Manitowoc County Health Department will be holding mass vaccination clinics to provide adolescents 11-18 years of age with recom-mended vaccines. These clinics are free because the Health Department is testing our mass vaccination plan. By doing this we can offer select vaccines without any insurance restrictions and the vaccines will be free. The clinics will be located throughout Manitowoc County during the 2014-2015 school year in order to complete the series. The first clinics scheduled are in the month of October. You may go to any clinic in the county. Vaccines to be offered at these clinics include: Tdap…Adult tetanus acellular pertussis vaccine Meningococcal Conjugate….Meningitis vaccine HPV vaccine…Human Papillomavirus Vaccine (3 dose series) All children need to be accompanied by parent/guardian. Please bring your child's immunization record to clinic site. All children will be expected to stay at the clinic site for 15 minutes after receiving injections. PLEASE be sure your child has had something to eat or drink prior to attending the clinic. More information along with additional clinic locations, dates, and times can be found on the Manitowoc County Health Department website http://www.manitowochealthdept.info/ or contact the Manitowoc County Health Department at (920) 683-4155 with any further questions.

Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board July 17, 2014

A meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on July 17, 2014 at 6:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz. Present were: Bob Cam-pana, Ryan Lorrigan, Jerry Reis, and Jack Siebert: Also present were: Brad Busse, Leroy Krepline, Craig Schuh, and Joe Tisler. The minutes of the previous meeting of June 19, 2014 were approved as pre-sented. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to pay the accounts payable in the amount of $71,807.15. Motion carried 4-0. Correspondence was presented from WiDOT regarding the proposed pave-ment and passing lane improvement project and from Wisconsin Payments regarding shutting down internet collections. Valders Ambulance monthly report was reviewed. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to approve the Certified Survey Map from Winners Investment group, LLC as presented. Motion carried 4-0. Correspondence was presented from Ayres Associates regarding right of ways for the Manitowoc Street Bridge Project. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to hire John Kropp for the acquisition process. Motion carried 4-0. The First Responders written monthly report was presented for review Tisler presented the Police Dept. written monthly report. A motion was made to purchase a new firearm for the Police Dept. from Always Something Out-doors, LLC in the amount of $570.00. Motion carried 4-0. A letter to the Reedsville Fire Fighters was read regarding the annual picnic. Busse gave an update on the DOT meeting he attended and the lead & copper testing. A discussion was held regarding the long distance phone service. Krahn will look into options. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana

to reinvest the CWF Replacement Certificate of Deposit for 6 months at the Denmark State Bank. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Operator License Applications from Debra Hansen and Laura Reinke. Motion carried 4-0. The year-to-date 2014 budget was presented for review. A motion was made by Siebert and second-ed by Reis to return the security camera for the compost area and to add 2 additional cameras to the Municipal Building. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to approve the Prepayment Op-tion for the Propane Program with Country Visions Coop in the amount of $6,113.47. Motion carried 4-0. A discussion was held regarding the Fire Dept. and signs displayed on US Hwy 10 near the Village signs. A letter of recommendation was presented from Ayres Associates regarding the bids for the 5th Street Spillways Project. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to approve the bid from Donald Hieptas and Sons, Inc in the amount of $106,014.85. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis authoriz-ing Krepline and Kiekhaefer to view a truck in Brown Deer and to bid up to $35,000 for the truck. (Bubolz removed himself from the discussion on the Deerview Drive Extension Project). Following a discussion with Schuh, a motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to approve the Final Design and Bidding Services Contact with Ayres Associates for a lump sum of $22,500.00. Motion carried 4-0. A special meeting was scheduled for July 30, 2014 at 5:00 pm to work on the design for this project. (Bubolz returned) The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, August 7, 2014 at 6:30 PM. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. Meeting adjourned at 8:48 PM. Respectfully submitted Mary Jo Krahn Clerk/Treasurer

Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board June 19, 2014

A meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on June 19, 2014 at 5:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz. Present were: Bob Cam-pana, Ryan Lorrigan, Jack Siebert (arrived at 6:22 pm) and Jerry Reis. Also present were: Brad Busse, Melanie Hills, Leroy Krepline, Craig Schuh, Eliza-beth Runge, Andy Pantzlaff, Joe Tisler, Amanda Meeuwsen and David Dhein. The minutes of the previous meeting of June 5, 2014 were approved as presented. At 5:30 pm a motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to have Lorrigan chair the meeting while discussing the Deerview Drive Extension Project. Motion carried 3-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to have sidewalks installed on both sides of the Deerview Drive Extension Project. Motion car-ried 2-1 (Lorrigan –nay) A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to install curb and gutter on the south side of Deerview Drive from Park Street to County Road W with parking on both sides of the street. Motion carried 3-0. At 6:30 pm a motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to have Bubolz return to chair the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to pay the accounts payable in the amount of $81,737.08. Motion carried 4-0. Correspondence was presented from Webster’s Inn on Third Street requesting closure of 3rd St between Manitowoc and Mill Street from 10:00 am until 12:00 am and that the noise ordinance be extended until 12:00 am on July 27, 2014 for “Web Fest”. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Lorrigan to approve this request. Motion carried 4-0. Correspondence was presented from Webster’s Inn on Third Street requesting closure of 3rd St between Manitowoc and Mill Street from 12:00 pm until 6:00 pm on July 19, 2014 for a horse pulling event. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Siebert to approve this request. Motion carried 4-0. Correspondence was presented from: WI DOT regarding the 2018 Hwy 10 paving project, Friends of St Patrick and Rainbow End Campground. Correspondence was presented from the Reedsville Economic Development Committee with an update on the Bubolz Park Project and the Music in the Park event. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Siebert to have Ayres As-sociates prepare a bidding document for the 5th Street Repair Project. Motion carried 4-0. Krepline gave an update on the Industrial Park Drive Project, the Mill Street Project and lawn cutting. The First Responders written monthly report was presented. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to approve the purchase of First Re-sponders supplies from EMP in the amount of $289.41. Motion carried 4-0 Tisler introduced Amanda Meeuwsen. A motion was made by Reis and se-conded by Lorrigan to hire her as a part-time police officer. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to change the due

date for when the handheld is due to the 24th day of each month. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Class A Combination Liquor License Application from the Country Vision Coop. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to approve the Class B Beer License Applications from the Reedsville Athletic Assn. (Elm and Park St). Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to approve the Class B Combination License Applications from the following: Civilization Bar & Grill, The Old Bar, Manitowoc Street Pub and Webster’s Inn on Third Street. The licenses for the Reedsville Fire Fighters and Five Alarm will be held until such time as they provide the required information. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to wave the fee for the Temporary Liquor License for the Reedsville Athletic Assn. for the Music in the Park event. Motion carried 4-0 A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to approve the Tem-porary License Applications from the Reedsville Flames Youth Football and the Reedsville Athletic Assn. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Soda License Applications from the following: Reedsville Athletic Assn (Elm and Park Streets), Country Vision Coop (Townmart & C-Store), Five Alarm, Civilization Bar and Grill, Jim’s Service and Car Wash, Colleen’s Café, Equity Coop, The Old Bar, Reedsville Flames Youth Football, Reeds-ville Lioness, Webster’s Inn on Third Street and Valu-Pro Power Center. Motion carried 4-0 A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Tobac-co License Application from Country Visions Coop (Townmart). Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Operator License Applications from the following: Laurie Miller, Wendy Shimek, Nancy Peterson, Shari Campbell, Kay Mahloch, Stacy Schanilec, Mia Pritzl, Sheila Werth, Theresa Korinek, Kayla Saari, Angela Bartotto, Linda & Tom Wenzel, Tom O’Connell, John Sloma, Anthony Schultz, Tamara Brockmann, Patricia Schultz, Cassandra Weinreis, Kathie O’Leary, Susan Miller, Mary Kay Geiger, Jerry Storzer, and Tina Laffin. Motion car-ried 4-0. Bubolz gave an update on the Manitowoc Street Bridge Project. Following a discussion a motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to have Krepline view a truck that is for sale. Motion carried 4-0 Due to the holiday the next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, July 17, 2014 at 6:30 PM. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. Meeting adjourned at 7:55 PM. Respectfully submitted Mary Jo Krahn Clerk/Treasurer