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Reedsville News
May 2015
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REEDSVILLE SUMMER MUSIC
PROGRAMS ANNOUNCED
A series of four outdoor evening musical performances will be presented at the Reedsville Firemen’s Park in the summer months. Admission is
free, and the concerts are sponsored by the Reedsville Economic Development Committee, which
will be accepting donations to cover the costs of
replacing playground equipment and establishing
the Reedsville Park & Bark dog park at Bubolz Memorial Park.
According to Mark James Glasow, Director of Musical Programs for the Committee, “Last year’s concert event, which featured The Burie Family, was a
great success, and this year we’ve expanded the program to offer a wide variety of music ranging from
Hope to see you there!
band numbers and patriotic songs to country and
gospel. Refreshments will be available, and we’ll
have other attractions to appeal to children. We invite individuals and families from throughout the
area to attend.”
The programs begin on May 20th
MEMORIAL DAY TRIBUTE
Members of Reedsville’s AMVET Post 1032 and American Legion Post 199 with a concert by the Two Rivers Municipal Band. Known for
will pay tribute to the deceased Veterans of the Reedsville area on Memorial their renditions of popular favorth
Day, May 25 , 2015. The Color Guard will be firing a 21 Gun Salute and the ites, big band classics, and polka
Sounding of Taps at 8 Reedsville area Cemeteries and the Reedsville Veter- tunes, the band has established a large following
throughout the east central Wisconsin area.
ans Park.
Dean Konop, an accomplished caricature artist,
9:00 am – St. Patrick’s Cemetery in Maple Grove
is also scheduled to appear.
9:10 am – Freiden’s Cemetery in the Town of Maple Grove
On June 10th, just in time for Flag Day, singer/
9:20 am – St. Mary’s Cemetery on Menasha Street in Reedsville
pianist Debbie Kutz will present a combination
9:30 am – St. John St. James Cemetery on County Highway W
concert/sing-along featuring patriotic airs and
9:40 am – St. Mary’s Cemetery on County Highway W
other songs.
9:50 am – Rockland Cemetery in the Town of Rockland
On July 22nd, the six-member Red Star Express
10:00 am – Evergreen Cemetery in the Town of Rockland
Ensemble will host a lively evening of bluegrass
and gospel favorites played in their unique har10:10 am – St. John St. James Cemetery in Reedsville by the Church
10:20 am – Reedsville Veterans Park on East Manitowoc Street in Reedsville monic style.
The series will conclude on August 19th with the
To show tribute to the deceased Veterans, you should plan to visit one of
popular Wayside Band in a program of old and
these cemeteries and make sure you fly the American Flag properly for them new favorites.
on Memorial Day. We also need to fly the American Flag every day to show Mark comments, “We’ve structured our proour patriotism and support for our Troops serving overseas as they are pro- grams to appeal to a wide range of musical tastes,
tecting our freedoms.
and we’re fortunate in being able to attract some
of the best local talent. Please tell your family
As respect to the Flag for what it stands for, do not fly a torn or worn flag.
You can dispose of your unserviceable Flags in the depository box located by and friends and mark your calendars now for four
evenings of quality musical entertainment.”
the Knights of Columbus Clubhouse in Reedsville. They will be properly
Park is located on Park Street just off
retired by Reedsville Amvets Post 1032. Flags of all sizes can be purchased Firemen’s
Manitowoc Street in Reedsville. For further infrom the Amvets by contacting Gene Wagner (754-4149).
formation, please contact Mary Jo Krahn, ClerkTreasurer, at 920-754-4371 or visit the Village of
GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS AND GOD BLESS AMERICA
Reedsville website at www.reedsville.org.
Reedsville Country Store
will once again be having
PAINT A POT & PLANT A FLOWER
just in time for Mother’s Day
When: May 9th
7:30—11:00am
Cost is $4.00
(includes paint, pot, soil & flower)
Give us a call (754-4322) to reserve your pot by Sat., May 2nd.
We would like to have enough
pots for everyone. We will have a
few extra just in case.
6th Annual Gridiron Golf Classic th
Reedsville Area
Rummage Sales
Everything is set for a big
Reedsville Area Rummage
Sales – Friday, May 1 and
Saturday, May 2 in and
around the Reedsville area.
People may pick up a map at
the Corner House (on the
East end of Reedsville). The
Reedsville Lioness Club will
sponsor a Brat/Burger/Steak
Fry on Friday, May 1 and
Saturday, May 2 at the KC
Bldg on Manitowoc Street
from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
All proceeds go to community projects in Reedsville.
Come and support the Lioness. The Lioness will also
host a Rummage Sale at the
KC Bldg starting at 9:00AM.
Come and see what they have
to offer. Happy Rummaging!
Spring is just around the corner and it’s time to start shining up the clubs and gearing up for the 6 annual gridiron golf classic supporting the
Reedsville football program. We are hoping to fill the course again this year so we are only allowing the first 144 golfers to register. You can
register as a foursome, twosome, or as a single and we will pair you up.
**Registrat
Event Details: Cost is $50 (includes 9 holes, cart, buffet and free tap beer 5:30-8:30)
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page of this n Form can be found
What: 6th Annual Gridiron Golf Classic
Shotgun start: 3:00 p.m.
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When: Sat May 16 2015
Picnic Buffet: 5:30 p.m.
News**
Where: Wander Springs Golf Course
Grand Raffle: 7:00 p.m.
Format: Four-person 9-hole scramble
Registration: 2 p.m.-2:45 p.m.
If you can’t make it for golf and still want to come and join us for the meal and raffles its just $10 for the buffet. If you wish to make a monetary donation or a raffle item donation it would be very much appreciated. Any questions or to sign up for the outing please contact Aaron
Fredrick at 920-418-4686 or email me at aaronfredrick86@gmail.com. Thank you for your support and hope to see you on the 16th!!!!
SHANE WENDT TRUCKING LLC
Election Results: April 7, 2015
Village President:
Andy Bubolz
Village Trustees:
Jerry Reis
Ryan Lorrigan
257 Total Voters
226 votes
173 votes
213 votes
Cat & Dog Licenses: The late fee of $15.00 will be assessed per dog
or cat for failure to obtain a license by April 1, 2015. Unspayed females and unneutered males are $25.00 each. Spayed females and neutered males are $20.00 each. You must show proof of a valid rabies
shot.
Bicycle Registration: All bicycles must be registered. To obtain the
license, flag down a Village Police Officer. A $2.00 fee covers a onetime registration.
Board of Review: The Village of Reedsville will hold its Board of
Review on May 12, 2015 from 2:00 pm until 4:00 pm in the hall at the
Reedsville Municipal Building located at 217 Menasha Street. Please
contact the Clerk-Treasurer at 754-4371 for the procedural requirements if you would like to appear before the Board.
Curfew: Any person under the age of 18 unaccompanied by a parent
or legal guardian may not be out and about between 11:00 PM - 6:00
AM Sunday through Thursday and 12:00 PM - 6:00 AM Friday and
Saturday.
Vehicle Nuisance: It is illegal for any partially dismantled, non operating, wrecked, junked, unregistered or discarded vehicles to be placed
or stored on any public or private property within the Village limits for
a period of longer than five (5) days, unless said vehicles are stored
within an enclosed building. This ordinance does not apply to property
zoned for the sale or repair of vehicles. Having a vehicle behind your
garage or under a tarp does not meet the requirement of an enclosed
building.
SHANE WENDT 1-920-323-9177
CHAD WENDT 1-920-858-0687
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INDOOR & OUTDOOR STORAGE/PARKING
SPACE AVAILABLE
CALL FOR RATES
CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED
Bike Rodeo to be Held
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THIRD
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304 Manitowoc Street, Reedsville
Open Burning/Fire Pits: Controlled burning must be located off the
public street pavement or street gutter, must be as least fifteen (15’)
from any lot line and may not be less than fifteen feet (15’) from any
building. Only clean wood may be used in fire pits and flames cannot
extend more than two feet (2’) above the pit. All fires must be monitored by a responsible person until the fire has extinguished itself completely. Persons utilizing and maintaining outdoor fires shall be responsible for any liability resulting from any damage caused by their fire.
Pool Owners: You must fill out the Swimming Pool Discount Application to qualify for the swimming pool discount. No other form of
submittal will be accepted. This form can be found on the Reedsville
website www.reedsville.org or picked up at the Reedsville Municipal
Building Lobby.
Dogs Or Cats: It shall be unlawful to own, harbor, shelter, or keep any
dog or cat which runs at large within the limits of the Village. A dog or
cat shall be deemed to be running at large when it is on any public
street, alley, parks, or other grounds of the Village or any other premises in the Village other than the premises of its owner, his servant, agent
or a member of his family of suitable age and discretion unless it is on
a durable leash no longer than eight feet (8') or the dog or cat must be
under control and within eight feet (8') of its owner, his servant, agent
or a member of his family of suitable age and discretion at all times
when off the premises of its owner.
It shall be unlawful for any person owning or in control of a dog or cat
to allow or permit such animal to defecate on any private or public
property owned by another unless such person shall remove all feces so
deposited by such animal. Violation shall be punishable by a forfeiture
of not less than twenty dollars ($20.00) nor more than two hundred
dollars ($200.00).
MAY SPECIALS
Every Tuesday
Spaghetti and Meatballs
Every Wednesday
Blue Gill or
Popcorn Shrimp Basket
Every Thursday
Broasted Pork Chop
w/ choice of potato
The Reedsville Lions Club, in conjunction with the Reedsville Police
Department will sponsor a community event created to enhance the
safety of our children and citizens
as summer approaches. We will be
holding our Second Annual Bike
Safety Rodeo on Saturday, May
2nd. This event will be held on the
Elementary/Middle School playground and will be advertised as
open to children and citizens of all
ages who are interested in participating. The Lions Club will be
providing a free bicycle helmet to
all third graders at Reedsville
Elementary and St. John-St. James
Lutheran School. In addition, the
police department will be conducting bike safety presentations at
both schools prior to the Rodeo.
This event will be free of charge,
come and participate or watch.
T.O.P.S. - TAKE OFF
POUNDS SENSIBLY
If you are like most of us the
warm weather means showing the
excess pounds that we have put
Every Friday
SEAFOOD BUFFET!
on over the winter months. Start
5pm - 8pm
now to feel better about yourself
Perch Plates
during the summer months and
Baked Cod
join TOPS. We are a new chapter
that started in January 2015 in
Every Saturday
Reedsville. We meet on Tuesday
Prime Rib
evenings at the Village Hall. PriRib-eye
vate weigh-ins start at 6:00PM,
Seafood
group exercise at six thirty (only
Sunday
if you want to participate, not
SUNDAY BRUNCH
mandatory) and meeting from
10am-1pm
6:45-7:30PM. Yearly chapter
dues
$32.00 and monthly dues
Broasted Chicken Available
$5.00.
The current members had
Every Day
a weight loss of 20.7 pounds in
the month of March. Your first
(920) 443-3001
meeting is FREE so come and
join us! Get the support needed to be a healthy you this summer! Have
questions text or call 920-901-1397 or email to
topswi1562@gmail.com . SEE YOU TUESDAY!
Webster's
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on
THIRD
STREET
MEMORIAL POPPY
American Legion Auxiliary members of the Gosz/Novak Unit 199
of Reedsville understand the sacrifice our Armed Forces have
made to preserve freedom and to honor past and current service
members. Members of the Gosz/Novak Unit #199 will be wearing
a red Memorial Poppy, as a symbol of price of war and the sacrifice of millions, as a sign of their appreciation this Memorial Day
weekend. The 900,000 members of the American Legion Auxiliary,
the world’s largest women’s patriotic service organization, are
asking everyone to wear a Poppy on Memorial Day weekend.
For
“Wear it in honor of the millions of Americans who have willingly
served our nation, all too many of whom made the ultimate sacrifice,” said Jane Kalies, Auxiliary President, of the Gosz/Novak
( limited time offer)
Unit #199 Reedsville. The Poppy also honors Wisconsin’s disabled
veterans at the Zablocki VA Medical Center in Milwaukee who
make the red crepe paper Poppy. Wisconsin’s Red Poppies provide
financial and therapeutic benefits to these veterans, as well as
the thousands of veterans and their families who benefit from the
donations collected from the distribution of the Auxiliary Poppy.
In the battlefields of Belgium during World War I, poppies grew
wild amid the ravages of war. The overturned soils of battle
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enabled the poppy seeds to be covered, allowing them to grow
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and forever serve as a reminder of the bloodshed of war. Each
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year the Gosz/Novak Auxiliary Unit chooses a Poppy Princess
from their Junior Members. This year the Poppy Princess is, Hanna Rataichek, daughter of Cletus and Jenny Rataichek of Maryland. She is the granddaughter of Emily and Cletus Rataichek of
Brillion. Please join Reedsville’s American Legion Auxiliary on Friday and Saturday, May 1st and 2nd,
and May 15th and 16th, as members distribute Poppies at the Town Mart in Reedsville, and various
other businesses in the community throughout the month of May. There will also be a distribution of
poppies at Holy Family Church in Brillion on May 9th and 10th . following the Masses. Recognize the
sacrifice our veterans have made by making a donation to the poppy fund and by wearing a red
Poppy proudly.
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**Mother’s Day**
Sunday, May 10
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Closing at 3pm
Call now for Reservations
(920) 443-3001
Announcing Jill Keil, MPT, is now at Orthopedic & Spine Therapy of Brillion!
Jill is no stranger to OST. She worked at OST Brillion previously in college as a Patient Care
Coordinator (PCC), then after graduating with her physical therapy degree in 2003, as a
physical therapist. She continued working in the field for the past five years, but is happy to
be back at OST Brillion. “OST is a very welcoming place to work. They are committed to and
supportive of continuing education. I prefer to work in a private practice setting with a smaller company feel. I enjoy being a physical therapist because I believe my gentle nature
makes people feel at ease. I am also a good listener and most importantly, I provide hope.
There is always something physical therapy can improve, whether its flexibility, strength, or balance despite a chronic or degenerative condition.” Jill lives
in nearby Reedsville, with her husband and two children. Jill Keil, MPT can be
reached at 920-756-9340 or by e-mailing ostbrillion@ostpt.com OST Brillion is
located at 544 Fairway Drive, Brillion, WI 54110.
Preservation of St. Mary’s News
The annual meeting was held – March 30th. The Board of Directors were selected – Theresa Worachek,
Chr., Tom Dvorachek, Vice President, Georgia Rabideau, Secretary, Bernice Brochtrup, Bookkeeper,
Rosalie Geiger, Joe Dvorachek, Daniel Rabideau, Board of Directors. The plans for the coming year include
more Brat Frys, Fall Festival, Christmas Cookie/Show, and preparation of a 150 yr. celebration in 2016. We
are currently looking for relatives of ancestors that settled in this area and helped start the church back
in 1866. Are you a relative of/or know relatives of these people? Raymond Barta, Mary/Albert Boettcher,
Anna Braun, Marie/Vaclov Budilowsky, Jan Buric, Marie/Emil Buric, Marie/Joseph Buric, Anna/Joseph
Burich, Mary/John Donovan, Mary/James Dumess, Jan/Anna Dvorachek. If so, call 754-4370. We would like
to invite you and your family/friends to our celebration. May 1-2 – The Historical Bldg will host a Rummage Sale plus a Bake Sale from 9:00 – 4:00, Friday & 9:00 – 2:00, Saturday. If you have a few pieces of
Rummage you are willing to donate – Call – 754-4370. Items must be brought in a week before the
Rummage Sale.
REEDSVILLE FIREFIGHTER’S RUN/WALK
Registration forms are available online at www.reedsville.org for the
Firefighter’s Annual Run/Walk to be held Sat., June 27, 2015.
Sign up now to help “EXTINGUISH CANCER”!
Kayla's Hair Clips & Consignment Shop
215 Main Street, Reedsville, WI 54230
Don't forget mom for Mother's Day, lots of floating charm necklaces
and charms to choose from. Miche purses make great gifts for Mother's Day! We also have garden items, tin flowers, plate flowers and
much more. Check out our 50 - 90% off items also. Come see what
you've been missing at Kayla's Clips and Consignment Shop.
Open Saturday's 9-2 or by appointment call 920-754-1127.
IN.FORM PROGRAM
IN.FORM is a customized supplement program to meet your individual needs and promote
good health.
Questions & answers with Dr.Pacheco:
Q. Is there an unhealthy way to lose weight?
a. Extreme and fad diets can have unhealthy consequences and I do not recommend them
due to their potential for electrolyte and metabolic imbalances. They can also be psychologically negative due to the yo-yo effect that many of these extreme diets' result in. A slow,
steady, healthy program with plenty of support is the approach that I favor.
Q. Are there supplements that can support my efforts to lose weight?
A. Some of my favorite supplements and products I recommend are Nature's Sunshine's high
quality protein drink mixes. Aside from the rigorous quality control that all Natures' Sunshine
products are subjected to, what I also really like about them is the variety. From Love and
Peas to Nature's Harvest to Nutri-Burn, the different formulations address the specific needs
and requirements of a wide variety of clients. They offer gluten-free, dairy-free, higher protein
content and even lactose-free options. I also recommend Ultra Therm. Its thermogenic formula
helps you burn more calories and break down fat, and it works great with the IN.FORM
program.
Dr. Pacheco is an Emmy award-winning family physician and is Board Certified in Family
Medicine. He is a member of Nature's Sunshine's Worldwide Medical and Scientific Advisory
Board. May special at Roadway To Health - 25% off the retail price of any in stock product.
For more information on the IN.FORM program contact me at:
920-772-4135 ● maryellen@mynsp.com ● www.mynsp.com/maryellen
KIDS GAMES—
GAMES—The Reedsville Firefighters are looking for a group or groups that would be
interested in setting up kids games at the Firefighters Picnic June 26-28. Your group would
be responsible for setting up the games, getting prizes, running them during the event, and
also closing down after picnic. If needed we will supply a tent for shelter. All money made
will be yours to keep. We are hoping to have more events for kids and hopefully make you
money in the process. If interested please contact Mike at (920)562-4814. Thanks much!!
Recycling Workshop
633 Manitowoc St
920-754-4214
Hours:
Mon - Thurs
8am - 5pm
Friday 8am-12pm
Top Prices Paid
REEDSVILLE AREA
SENIOR CITIZENS
The Reedsville Area Senior Citizen's
Meeting will be on Tues., May 19,
2015 at 1:30P.M. in the Community
Room at the Reedsville Manor. All
interested area Seniors are welcome
to join us for an afternoon of fun, socializing, and playing cards and sometimes interesting guest speakers.
HOURS: Monday 1-7
Tuesday—Friday 9-5:30
Saturday 8-2
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REEDSVILLE
920-754-4000
I am the bread of life. -John 6:35
Reedsville News Deadline
The next deadline for the
June Reedsville News will
be May 15. 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
Reedsville Area Garden Club
We know you may be separating or dividing some perennials in your flower
beds. If you wish to donate some to the Reedsville Area Garden Club,
please call 754-4224 or 905-4370. Don’t throw them away! The Garden
Club would like to encourage everyone in the village and area to plant a
large planter of flowers and place it by your front sidewalk this year. Plant
bright, bold colors/plants that will flower all summer long. If you need
suggestions or help planting, see Theresa at the Corner House. Planters
should be in place by June. Remember, we are also looking for old wooden
chairs, buckets, containers to plant in. Those old work shoes still are valuable – we can plant in them. Contact 754-4370 if you have these items.
REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION
MINUTES - REGULAR BOARD MEETING
February 16, 2015
The regular meeng of the Reedsville Board of Educaon was called to order
at 6:32 P.M. by Board President Andrew Maertz. Present: Board Members – Andrew
Maertz, John Ebert, Jeﬀ Deprez, Cory Kiekhaefer, and Vicki Petska. Administrave
Team Members – Tony Bu6urini, Michael Nate, Angie Sanderfoot-Absent; Others Sarah Lubner, Warren Wedepohl, Sue Deprez, and Becky O’Leary.
Andrew Maertz announced that proper legal noce of the meeng had been given.
I.
Opening
A. Moon to add g.) Technology purchases through e-rate to Discussion/
Acon Items by Cory Kiekhaefer, seconded by John Ebert. All ayes.
B. Pledge of Allegiance.
II.
Public Input
Warren Wedepohl – PE Credits and reﬁnance of debt.
III.
Reports
A. District Administrator/High School Principal
Mr. Tony Bu6urini reported as follows: 1. Chiller Replacement 2. Phy-ed Credits. 3. Alternate compensaon. 4. Grade advancement discussion. 5. Health
care costs. 6. Superintendent evaluaon. 7. Reﬁnance debt. 8. Legislave issues. 9. Snowball court congratulaons. 10. Host solo/ensemble March 7. 11.
Naonal Honor Society banquet March 10th. 12. Moon by Vicki Petska for
credit approvals for Ken Krause and Tracy Shillcox, seconded by John Ebert. All
ayes.
B. Elem/MS Principal
Mr. Michael Nate reported as follows: 1. Enrollment notes. 2. Summer School.
3. 2015-2016 scheduling update. 4. 2nd Quarter honor roll. 5. Spelling bee
winners. 6. Wrap around daycare. 7. Literacy nights. 8. Observaons. 9. Administraon team preparing for the staﬀ in-service.
C.
School Psychologist/Supervisor of Special Educaon
Ms. Angie Sanderfoot reported as follows: 1. Children with Disabilies. 2. ACT +
wring and ACT work keys. 3. ACT aspire. 4. WKCE. 5. State tesng and data
digging.
REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION
MINUTES - SPECIAL BOARD MEETING
March 2, 2015
A Special meeng of the Reedsville Board of Educaon was called to order at
6:36 P.M. by Board –President Andrew Maertz. Present: Board Members –Jeﬀ Deprez, John Ebert (Arrive 6:45), Cory Kiekhaefer (Arrive 8:10), Andrew Maertz, and Vicki
Petska. Administrave Team Members –Tony Bu6urini; Others: None.
Mr. Bu6urini announced that proper legal noce of the meeng had been given.
President Andrew Maertz led everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance to the ﬂag.
I.
II
D.
Board Members
None.
IV. Old Business
None
V. Consensus Acon Items
A. Approval of minutes from January 19, 2015 regular board meeng.
B. Discussion/Acon payment of bills. Moon made by John Ebert, seconded by
Vicki Petska, Andrew Maertz-Abstained. All ayes.
V. Discussion Items
A. Alternate Compensaon Commi6ee Meeng Review.
VI. Discussion/Acon items
A. Cha6erbox Daycare. Moon by Cory Kiekhaefer to connue to pursue this further,
seconded by Jeﬀ Deprez. All ayes.
B. Student request for PE credit. Moon by Jeﬀ Deprez to award .5 credit to student
athletes, seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes.
C. High School grade advancement procedure. Moon by Vicki Petska to move students by grade level rather than credits, seconded by Jeﬀ Deprez. All ayes. John
Ebert-Absent
D. Fredrickson Engineering/Chiller Proposal. Look into another bid from another
engineering ﬁrm.
E. Discussion to reﬁnance or pay oﬀ fund 38 debt (Pension Liability).
F. Employment Recommendaons – Nick Zeleske – Head Boys Track coach, Shawn
Eckstein-Asst Boys Track, Jim Meidl-Head SoQball, Tammy Bloemer-JV SoQball, Alex
Ourada-Head Baseball, Tyler Zahn-Asst Baseball. Moon by Jeﬀ Deprez, seconded by
Andrew Maertz. John Ebert-abstained. All ayes.
G. Technology purchases through e-rate. Moon by Cory Kiekhaefer to make technology purchase through e-rate, seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes.
VII.
Adjournment
Moon by Jeﬀ Deprez, seconded by John Ebert to adjourn at 8:24 PM. Moon carried. Meeng adjourned.
Cory Kiekhaefer, Clerk
IV. Discussion Items
A. Facilies Update
Discussion held.
B. Administrave Contracts
Discussion held.
C. Rerement Request
Discussion held.
V.
Discussion / Acon Items
A.
Pension Fund Liability- Fund 38 – Moon by Jeﬀ Deprez, second by
John Ebert to approve the resoluon as follows: “ Be it resolved by
the School Board of Reedsville School District, Manitowoc County,
Wisconsin, that the School District take from fund balance, the
amount of $205,000 for the purpose of repaying the Pension Liability
Fund. Dated this 2nd day of March, 2015”. All ayes.
B.
Health Insurance quotes
Discussion held.
VI.
Adjournment
Moon by Vicki Petska, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to adjourn. Moon
carried.
Meeng adjourned at 8:45 P.M.
Opening
A.
Roll Call
B.
Agenda – Moon by Jeﬀ Deprez, seconded by Vicki Petska to approve
the agenda.
Public Input
None.
III. Moon by Vicki Petska, seconded by Jeﬀ Deprez to adjourn into closed session at
6:40 according to SS 19.85 (1) (c) Considering employment, promoon, compensaon or performance evaluaon data of any public employer over which the
governmental body has jurisdicon or exercises responsibility. (Personnel compensaon request). The Reedsville Board of Educaon reserves the right to
return to open session. At 7:20 Jeﬀ Deprez made a moon and it was seconded
by John Ebert to go out of closed session.
TOWN OF MAPLE GROVE
Open Book: The Town of Maple Grove Assessment Roll will be
available for examination on May 6, 2015 from 6:00 pm to 8:00
pm at the Maple Grove Town Hall, 8432 County Road W,
Reedsville, WI. To schedule a time to discuss an assessment
with the Town Assessor, please contact the Town Clerk at 920905-3887.
Board of Review:
Review The Town of Maple Grove will hold its first
meeting on May 21, 2015 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, at the
Maple Grove Town Hall, 8432 County Road W, Reedsville, WI.
Please contact the Town Clerk at 920-905-3887 for the procedural requirements if you want to appear before the Board.
Cory Kiekhaefer, Clerk
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it is like a heart attack when
blood and oxygen does not get
to the muscle or brain tissue.
strokes are caused by
VALU-PRO POWER CENTER EXPANDS CAPACITY WITH NEW WAREHOUSE
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rupture or bleed in the brain.
Valu-Pro Power Center, a leading local retailer and service facility for lawn care equipment, snow blowReedsville, WI These are treated differently,
ers, and chain saws, is currently constructing a new 45' x 65' warehouse adjacent to their main facility at
but rapid treatment is also
345 Main Street (Highway 10), Reedsville.
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needed.
According to owner Dave Bauknecht, “Since moving to our present location a year ago, our business has
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been exceptionally strong. The new warehouse will contain both new and used equipment so as to offer
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our customers faster service and a larger selection. We expect it to be completed in mid-April.”
HAPPY HOUR
FAST:
Founded in 1998 by Dave and Debbie Bauknecht, Valu-Pro Power Center is the authorized dealer for
F = Face: Ask the person to
11am—6pm
Hustler Zero-Turn mowers, Toro mowers and snow blowers, and Dolmar chainsaws and trimmers. A
smile. Does one side of the
Mon—Thurs
large variety of used equipment is available, and parts and service are offered for all brands. A popular
face droop? A = Arms: Ask
locale with sportsmen, Valu-Pro also sells hunting and fishing licenses and will shortly offer a line of live
the person to raise both arms.
$
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Does one arm drift downbait.
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Dave comments, “Our customers like the fact that we’re a family business. Our two sons, Kyle and Tyler,
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person to repeat a simple
are also involved. Kyle is experienced in welding and fabrication.
BEER
phrase. Is his or her speech
He currently manages Valu-Pro Motorsports, which is located in the
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slurred or strange? T = Time:
Reedsville Industrial Park. Tyler is a graduate of Lakeshore TechMIXERS If you observe any of these
nical College in welding and fabrication. Debbie handles our adminsigns, call 9-1-1 immediately.
istration and keeps both vendor and customer accounts up to date.
If any of these symptoms strike suddenly, you must act FAST.
“We invite all of our customers, friends and neighbors to stop by
Don’t wait. In stroke cases, “time is brain” and the sooner newand see the new building.”
er clot busting medications are given, generally, the
For further information, please contact Valu-Pro Power Center at
better the outcome. Denise Brilliant, NP, is a nurse
920-754-4400 or visit the website at www.valupropower.com.
practitioner at Aurora Health Center in Reedsville. To
schedule an appointment, call (920) 754-4337.
Corner House News
Mother’s Day – May 10th is a Special Day –
Corner House will have a HUGE selection of
Hanging Baskets, Patio Pots, Garden/Flower
plants. We will also have a good selection of
fresh flowers for centerpieces, bouquets for
your gift giving. Remember Moms love Corsages TOO. Order one for her Today – 7544370. The Corner House is open 9:00AM –
5:00PM (M-Friday) & (Saturday) 9:00AM –
3:00PM during Garden Season. Come in, see
what we have, order something special.
The Greenhouse will be open May 18th or earlier – depending on the weather. A BIG SELECTION of Garden/Flower Plants will be available. If you need - larger amounts in one/two
items – Call and we can get them. (754-4370)
You don’t know what to plant in your containers? Come in, we’ll give you suggestions
with planting TIPS and Guidelines. No Question is unanswerable. We’ll HELP You. We
LOVE FLOWERS and We LOVE PLANTS.
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SUNRISE HORSE FARM, INC
17226 Limekiln Road, Reedsville, WI 54230
www.sunrisehorsefarm.org
920.772.4135
We have a tentative program for the annual
fundraiser at Sunrise Horse Farm
6TH ANNUAL SUMMER GALLOP
SATURDAY, JULY 25, 2015 10 - 4
O'CONNORS CONCESSIONS
FOOD
HORSE & PONY RIDES
PETTING ZOO
CHILDREN'S GAMES
RAFFLE ITEMS
FARMER'S MARKET
VENDORS
BAKE SALE
DEMONSTRATIONS:
EUGENE DURBEN - BLACKSMITH
MARY ANN MCGANN - WOOL SPINNING
MUSIC THROUGHOUT THE DAY BY:
THE UNDERWOOD FAMILY
VOICES OF PEACE & RUTH FRANZ
DON SHIRE
AMY JACKSON
VERTICAL EVACUATION
If you have raffle items to donate, contact us
by phone or email.
With the summer schedule coming upon us, we
are in need of more volunteers.