Reedsville News April 2017 www.reedsville.org

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The Reedsville Athletic Association will be sponsoring a t-ball league this summer for boys and girls ages 5 to 8 years old. Four year olds are allowed as long as they have a parent/guardian helping out the team

all season long.

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If you can’t make it please contact me in advance to get your child/children signed up. This would be very much appreciated.

Becky Grimm (920) 716-0361

REEDSVILLE FIRST RESPONDERS

FISH BOILFISH BOILFISH BOILFISH BOIL Friday, April 14, 2017Friday, April 14, 2017Friday, April 14, 2017Friday, April 14, 2017 Reedsville Fire StationReedsville Fire StationReedsville Fire StationReedsville Fire Station

Serving 4 til 8 p.m.Serving 4 til 8 p.m.Serving 4 til 8 p.m.Serving 4 til 8 p.m. DJ playing 6-11 p.m.

$9.00 Advance $10.00 at the door

Hot dog plates, beverages & desserts available RAFFLE PRIZESRAFFLE PRIZESRAFFLE PRIZESRAFFLE PRIZES *50” Smart TV*

*Weekend Getaway to Blue Harbor Resort*

Holy Week ServicesHoly Week ServicesHoly Week ServicesHoly Week Services

Maundy ThursdayMaundy ThursdayMaundy ThursdayMaundy Thursday

April 13 - 6:30 pm

Good FridayGood FridayGood FridayGood Friday

April 14 - 3:15 pm

Easter SundayEaster SundayEaster SundayEaster Sunday

April 16

6:30 am ( Song Service)

Coffee & Donuts will be

served following the

Song Service

8:00 & 10:15 am

(Regular Worship Services)

(WELS)

219 Manitowoc Street

(754-4568)

Spring Archery League Reedsville Sportsmen’s Club will be starting their annual spring archery league on April 10. It will be held out-

doors in the woods. There will be a 20yd. league and a 35yd. league. There is one shot per target. You will be

able to shoot every day except Monday. That is the day the

stakes will be reset. The cost of the league is $30 for adults and $15 for juniors. If you are not a member, the membership fee is $10 for adults and $2.50 for jun-iors. It will last 6 weeks. Any

questions, contact John Vondrachek at 920-754-4527.

Open shooting is $5 for members and $10 for non-members.

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Reedsville Firefighters

Brat Fry & Gun Raffle

April 22, 2017

10:00am—4:00pm

Reedsville Fire Station

Sump Pumps: No discharge or overflow of storm water shall be permitted upon any street or public way from October 1 to April 1 of each year. Cat & Dog Licenses: Unspayed females and unneutered males are $10.00 each. Spayed females and neutered males are $5.00 each. You must show proof of a valid rabies shot. A late fee of $15.00 shall be assessed per dog or cat for failure to obtain a license by April 1st. April Election: There will be a spring election on Tuesday, April 4th for Superintendent of Public Instruction, Justice of the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals Judge - District II, Circuit Court Judge - Branch III, Village President, Village Trustees, and School Board. Polls will be open at the Reeds-ville Municipal Building, 217 Menasha St., from 7:00 am until 8:00 pm. You must show an ac-ceptable form of photo identification to receive a ballot.

Open Book: The Village of Reedsville Assessment Roll will be available for examination on April 26th from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm in the hall of the Reedsville Municipal Building, located at 217 Menasha Street. To schedule a time to discuss an assessment with the Village Assessor, please con-tact the Village Clerk-Treasurer at 920-754-4371 during normal business hours.

Phone Numbers: If you change your phone number and/or contact information, please remember to contact the Village-Clerk’s office at 754-4371 with this updated information. It helps us in case of an emergency. Chipping will done the 1st & 3rd Tuesday in the months of April thru October. Clean woody vegetative material no greater than six inches (6”) in diameter, and not less than four feet (4’) in length can be shredded. Lumber (treated and untreated), skids, and other construction and demoli-tion waste can not be shredded. Place near curb with cut ends facing street. If you are interested in the wood chips, the pile is located near the compost area. Chipping for April will be April 4th and 18th. Compost: Yard waste such as grass clippings, leaves, and yard & garden waste shall be disposed of by composting the material or leaving it at the Village compost site. Items NOT to be put in the compost are: stumps, roots, shrubs with intact root balls, animal waste, and sod. A sign will be erected by the compost that is ready to be used by the public. Vehicle Nuisance: It is illegal for any partially dismantled, non-operating, wrecked, junked, unreg-istered or discarded vehicles to be placed or stored on any public or private property within the Vil-lage limits for a period of longer than five (5) days, unless said vehicles are stored within an en-closed 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. Recycling Pick-Up: April 7th and 21st.

RAA/RAYS Free Throw/Skills

Challenge Winners

8yr Boys-1st Jonathan Schrubbe-SJSJ

9yr Boys-1st Ben Prochnow-Reeds

2nd Jack Schwahn-Reeds

10yr Boys-1st Carson Taddy-Holy Fam

2nd Ayden Sebo-Wayside

11yr Boys-1st Zach Dvoracheck-Reeds

2nd Caleb Loppnow-Wayside

12yr Boys-1st Justin Ossmann-Wayside

13yr Boys-1st Seth Mangin-Valders

14yr Boys-1st Jonathan Timm-Holy Fam

2nd Mitchell Dietrich-Holy Fam

9yr Girls-1st Mercedes Grimm-Holy Fam

2nd McKenna Kiekhaefer-Wayside

10yr Girls-1st Kayla Bubolz- Reeds

11yr Girls-1st Kaydence Larson-Reeds

2nd Keegan Grimm-Holy Fam

12yr Girls-1st Kara Kiekhaefer-Wayside

13yr Girls-1st Morgan Taddy-Holy Fam

2nd Jordyn Ossmann-Wayside

CONGRATULATIONS!

Corner House News Easter—Sunday, April 16 will be here in a few weeks. Make plans NOW for your Easter Lilies

and other plants. They make great gifts for grandparents, parents and friends. The Corner House makes beautiful centerpieces and fresh flower arrangements for this holiday too. Call us at 754-4370 if you’re looking for other gifts—stuffed rabbits, Easter baskets, grass, eggs, door decorations and many other Spring items—We have them! Saturday, April 8—Reedsville Prom—Order your Corsages/Boutonnieres early. Call 754-

4370 Saturday, April 22 is Earth Day. Celebrate with a green or blooming plant for your home

or business. Start planning for your garden needs too. The greenhouse is getting full of small plants for the upcoming season. Wednesday, April 26 is Professional Day. Plan now—how you’ll thank your

secretary at the office or at home for all the extra things they do. We love to work with you for all special items/plants/flowers needed. Call 754-4370. Monday, May 1 is May Day. Celebrate the day with fresh flowers or a new silk

arrangement for your home. Also think SPRING! Tuesday, May 2—Teacher Day. Surprise your child’s teacher with fresh flowers

or a plant. Thank them on this special day. Friday—Cinco De Mayo Day. Bright colorful flowers are extra special for this Spanish Day.

Come in, pick out your favorite flower or call us 754-4370. Make plans now for your garden and flower beds. The Corner House will have a BIG selection of annuals and perennials for your gardening needs. Plan to BUY LOCAL!

Manitowoc County Retired Educators Manitowoc County Retired Educators Manitowoc County Retired Educators Manitowoc County Retired Educators Association Association Association Association will hold their general meeting on Monday, April 24, 2017 at

Webster’s Inn on Third Street in Reeds-ville. It will begin with a family style dinner at noon. The program will fea-ture forensic students from Reedsville High School. Anyone who has worked in public school, or is a member of the Wisconsin Retirement System is wel-come. Please make your reservation with Roger Mettelman by calling 686-

0145 before April 17.

FRIENDS OF THE BRANCH RIVER Friends of the Branch River would like to invite you to our next public family event to be held Sunday, April 23rd @ 12:30 pm at the Manitowoc Public Library! We will be hosting the Fox Valley Herp Club upstairs in Balkansky Rooms B and C. This neat group will do a short presentation on reptiles and then the fun starts with lots of hands-on interaction with many snakes, tur-tles, and other reptiles big and small!! We will also have treats from Cravings in Whitelaw afterwards for your enjoyment! This is a FREE family event but donations are strongly encouraged to help support our group. We will also have information availa-ble for you to learn more about our group and getting involved and/or becoming a member. We are offering a summer camp scholarship to 12 – 17 year olds through Maritime Museum—Watershed Ambassadors Summer Camp! This requires a mem-bership and some volunteer work with us. The week-long day camp is highly recommended for anyone who enjoys the out-

doors! We also are offering scholarships to those who are currently enrolled in Conservation/Natural Sciences based secondary edu-

cation majors. We are looking for like-minded individuals to help continue our grassroots saga in the years to come. Become a member of our group and then show proof of your enrollment, etc. and you may be a lucky recipient of up to $1,000 scholar-

ship depending on number of applicants! We will be ordering trees shortly and members will be granted first dibs on trees before we have our planting workday (spring

date TBD based on tree shipment). We will offer planting services to members/event sponsors as well. If you have/know a high schooler in need of some community service work, please contact us for this planting project in Spring, or during our

bridge crossing garbage pick-up day scheduled for Saturday, May 20 (rain date Sunday May 21 afternoon). Anyone can help us do a part in cleaning up our earth…. If you are interested in helping out contact either Al or Emily at the numbers below or

send Friends of the Branch River Watershed a message on Facebook. Brat fries will be Saturday, April 29 and Friday, June 30 @ Rob’s. Come buy a brat or burger and support a great cause!

Join us at our next meeting, April 3 @ 6:30 at Taus Town Hall. Al Klingeisen- FOBR President (920) 901-5166 and

Emily Endter—FOBR Secretary (920) 323-3486 FOBR P.O. Box 301, Whitelaw, WI 54247

SUGAR

You are being taught everyday to eat more sugar, to eat more candy, that your children will be healthier if you will give them more of the heat-producing elements they derive from candy, and beautifully colored ani-line dyed lollypops, made of cane sugar and glucose, are furnished galore. Sugar drains the mineral salt out of the body, thus robbing the teeth of their nourish-ment; acidosis follows as day follows night. The body passes through all these symp-toms of the first stages of malnutrition; nervousness, neuritic affections of all sorts, headaches, muscular pain, systemic catarrhal conditions until all the mucus membranes of the body are belching this nasty catarrahal mucus which furnishes the soil in which gems may multiply. And you must not forget that the germs are there ready to carry out their functions at the opportune time.. In chil-dren, as the catarrhal conditions become aggravated, they will be constantly catching cold. The tonsils and adenoids will enlarge. Interesting to say the least. One might think that is a recent article. It is from a book by P.L.Clark, M.D. How To LIVE and EAT for HEALTH in 1922. The book is fascinating and tells the story of the importance of keeping our bodies healthy by right food choices, which in turn keeps our gut healthy. The IN.FORM program is so much more than this article can portray. It is all about learning healthy living for our families and if weight loss is necessary, that will happen. If the IN.FORM class is not an option, please call for another time. The information you learn is tremendous.

Contact me: Mary Ellen - IN.FORM Health Coach 920-772-4135 * maryellen@mynsp.com * www.mynsp.com/maryellen

April special - IN.FORM CLASS DISCOUNT

SHANE WENDT TRUCKING LLC

◊ Snowplowing ◊ Lawn mowing ◊ Hauling

(3yd loads of any material)

◊ Scrap Pick up (Metal, cars, appliances, garbage)

◊ Indoor/Outdoor Storage

Call for Rates Credit cards accepted

CHAD WENDT 1-920-858-0687 SHANE WENDT 1-920-323-9177

BRAUNIE’S SPORTSMAN’S CLUB 20823 Main St., Collins

920-772-4213 Glenn, Bridget and Montana Braun

Dining Hours Monday—Friday 11:00 a.m.—9:30p.m.

Saturday 11:00 a.m.—9:30 p.m. Sunday 11:00 a.m.—8:30 p.m.

UPCOMING EVENTS April 9—Brewers/Cubs bus to Miller Park. Tickets, bus and tailgat-ing, $89. Call for reservations. April 16—Easter Sunday Dinner: Broasted chicken, ham, tenderloin tips, caramelized carrots & all the trimmings, $13.95. Reservations only, 10:30-4:00pm. April 22—Reedsville City Team Reunion, 1957-1974, 1:00-5:00pm.

July 22, 2017 One year anniversary of Braunie’s Sportsman’s Club

Featuring Wise Farm Team Pullers Horse Show, 12:00-6:00

Bobby Darren Ole Country Show on stage, 1:00-6:00 Classic Car Show, 12:00-6:00, Judging at 4:00

Vintage Tractor & Implement Show, 12:00-6:00, with judging at 4:30

THE FISHER HOUSE: “A Home Away from Home” The Gosz-Novak American Legion Auxiliary, Unit # 199 of Reedsville recently received a thank you letter for their donation to the FISHER HOUSE, a home away from home, for military and veteran families, so they can be close to

their loved ones during hospitalization for illness, disease or injury. The newly built Fisher House is located on the Clement Zablocki Medical Center Property in Milwaukee. It opened to it’s first guests on April 25, 2016, and through Decem-

ber of 2016 it had been able to help 460 families providing a home away from home, allowing veteran families to be together during extended treat-

ment or hospitalization. The Fisher House is a 13,000 square foot facility with 16 private guest suites. There is no fee for families to stay at this facility. The

manager of the home will determine the eligibility and advise the family on the status of room availability, rooms are assigned on first come first served basis. The Zablocki VA center in Milwaukee provides first class medical care to over

50,000 veterans from 26 states, including those with spinal cord injuries, at the state of the art Spinal Cord Injury Center. For more information about The

Fisher House of Wisconsin go to www.fisherhousewi.org or contact Jennifer Kiefer, Manager, at 1-888-469-6614 ext. 45005. The local American Legion

Auxiliary is able to provide donations to veteran projects like this, because of the Reedsville community’s generous support of our local Poppy program,

which we will be promoting throughout the month of May.

Friends of St. Patrick, Inc. ScholarshipsFriends of St. Patrick, Inc. ScholarshipsFriends of St. Patrick, Inc. ScholarshipsFriends of St. Patrick, Inc. Scholarships Five scholarships will again be available to graduating seniors stu-

dents who have parents, guardian or grandparents that are mem-

bers of Friends of St. Patrick, Inc. Applications are available at

Reedsville High School or on line at:

http://site.google.com/site/friendsofstpatrickincorporated/about-us

Or you may also call Jane Kalies at 920-732-3462, or mail your re-

quest to FOSP P.O. Box 435, Reedsville, WI 54230. All applications

are due by April 18, 2017. There are four $500, and one $300 schol-

arships available, through the generous donations of The Donald &

Kathryn O’Hearn Trust, The Francis Kerscher Family, Deceased

members, Leonard & Alice Lorrigan Taddy and Vic, Agnes (Dugan),

Glen & Patti Konop Family.

The next regular meeting of the FOSP will be on Tuesday, April 11,

2017 at 7:00 p.m. at the Heritage House in Maple Grove. Anyone

interested is always welcome to attend.

Reedsville Contact Numbers

Clerk-Treasurer Mary Jo 754-4371

Fire Dept. Brad 450-1094

First Responders Melanie 905-4496

Police Dept. 754-4656

Public Works LeRoy 323-1466

John 323-0980

U+lity Dept. Nick 754-4094

HOURS: Monday 1-7

Tuesday—Friday 9-5:30

Saturday 8-2

19926 HWY 10

REEDSVILLE

920-754-4000

I am the bread of life. -John 6:35

Reedsville Alumni Association We would like to congratulate the wrestling team on a history-making year. As a team, they just missed out on representing

Reedsville at state. But there were a school record seven young men attending the individual state competition. The

entire team made our school proud. During the month of April we are preparing for the 2017

graduation. Seniors who have a parent(s) and/or grandparent(s) that graduated from Reedsville are encouraged to fill out

our scholarship application. We will again be awarding $1000 to a qualifying graduate.

We are still looking for volunteers to help with a 60th birthday celebration for your association. It can be a great time to

catch up with all alumni, not just those who attended school the same time you did.

We are always looking for updated mailing addresses or email addresses. If your class is celebrating a class reunion this year, don’t forget to keep us updated. Or, if you need

help finding somebody, we might be able to help. You can contact us by email at reedsvillealumni@hotmail.com or mailing to

PO Box 431, Reedsville, WI 54230.

.Be proud of your alma mater – support your alumni association.

Thanks to the approximately 4% who support your organization. You know who you are.

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

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 auxiliary will be wearing a red Me-morial Poppy, as a symbol of the price of war and the sacrifice of millions, as a sign of their appreciation this month of May and the 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. “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 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 enabled the poppy seeds to be covered, allowing them to grow and forever serve as a reminder of the bloodshed of war. This is the 98th Anniversary of the National American Legion Organization, which was char-tered by congress directly after the ending of World War 1. The Reedsville Post of the Gosz American Legion had it’s beginning in 1921 and the Reedsville Auxiliary was formed shortly after. In 1946, after the death of Charles Novak of Reedsville, who was serving his country, and was killed in an airplane crash in Texas, the name of the Post was changed to Gosz/Novak American Legion Post #199. Each year the Gosz/Novak Auxiliary Unit chooses a Poppy Princess from their Junior Members. This year the Poppy Princess is, Noel Rataichek, daughter of Cheryl Rataichek of Milwaukee. She is the granddaughter of Cletus & Emily Rataichek of Brillion. Noel is in the 3rd grade at a Milwaukee Public Elementary School. Please join Reedsville’s American Legion Auxiliary on Saturday, May 6th, and Friday & Saturday, May 12th and 13th, as members distribute Poppies at the Town Mart in Reedsville, and vari-ous 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 20th and 21st following the Masses. All the funds raised by the unit through the distribution of the poppies will be used for veterans and their families, and for different veteran programs in our district, state and nation. Locally the Reeds-ville Auxiliary Unit is able to provide at least one- $100 Scholarship to a deserving graduating senior, whose father, mother, grandfather/grandmother or a great grandparent were a member of a Legion Post anywhere. Please recognize the sacrifice our veterans have made by making a donation to the poppy fund and by wearing a red Poppy proudly.

Kay & Kayla’s Gift ShopKay & Kayla’s Gift ShopKay & Kayla’s Gift ShopKay & Kayla’s Gift Shop 215 Main Street, Reedsville, WI 54230 • (920) 754-1127

New Specials!New Specials!New Specials!New Specials! Great Easter Basket items

Starting April 3rd - April 15th

All Hair clips & kids jewelry sets 20% off & all Tutus 30% off

All Titanium necklaces and Arm sleeves 20% off

All Easter Bunnies 20% off

Don't forget confirmation & Holy Communion gifts,

(we got those also)

Our new garden flags have arrived along with new stepping

stones, camping, and outside decor. We now carry little girls

earrings and our spring adult jewelry has arrived!

Our winter clearance is going on 30-75% off ( super savings )

get them before they are gone!

Come see what you've been missing at Kay & Kayla's Gift

Shop!

Store Hours:Store Hours:Store Hours:Store Hours:

Monday & Friday 1:00 - 5:00

Wednesday & Thursday 2:00 - 5:00

Saturday 10:00 - 2:00

REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES - REGULAR BOARD MEETING

January 23, 2017 The regular meeting of the Reedsville Board of education was called to order at 6:28 PM by Board Vice President Andrew Maertz. Present: Board members - Andrew Maertz, Rick Hein, Todd Schneider, Vicki Petska and Carie Boldt. Administrative team members - Tony Butturini, Michael Nate, Joe Cook. Others - Becky O’Leary. Mr. Andrew Maertz announced that proper legal notice of the meeting had been given.

I. Opening A. Pledge of Allegiance led by Vice President Andrew Maertz B. Motion by Carie Boldt, seconded by Todd Schneider to ap-prove the agenda. All ayes. Motion approved.

II. Public Input - none III. Discussion items A. Information: Notice of School Board Election

Incumbent: Andrew Maertz Carie Boldt Todd Schneider 2016-2017 Election Timetable November 22 - Deadline for publication of notice December 23 - Deadline for filing incumbent notice of non-candidacy January 3 - Deadline for filing declaration of candidacy January 10 - Deadline for verification of declarations of candi-dacy February 21 - Spring Primary April 4 - Spring Election April 24 - School Board member take office

B. Open Enrollment committee C. Financial information - audit report review IV. Discussion/Action Items A. Motion to accept payment of bills made by Carie Boldt, se-conded by Vicki Petska. Andrew Maertz abstained. Motion car-ried. B. Motion to approve minutes from the December 19 regular meeting made by Rick Hein and seconded by Vicki Petska. All

ayes. Motion carried. C. Motion to approve the Special Education Space Determina-tion made by Carie Boldt and seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes. Motion carried. D. Motion to approve the annual notification of Educational Op-tions available made by Rick Hein and seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes. Motion carried. E. Motion to approve mileage reimbursement at the current fed-eral rate of $0.535/ mile made by Todd Schneider and seconded by Carie Boldt. All ayes. Motion carried.

V. Reports A. District Administrator/High School Principal-1. Big East Con-ference Honors Band/Choir concert 2. Career expo 3. Parent meetings/registration 4. Panther for a Day 5. Technology-Mr. Nate and new chromebooks B. Elementary/Middle School Principal-1. Enrollment 2. SLATE committee 3. Chromebook implementation 4. Title I school 5. For-ward testing 6. Summer school C. Director of Special Education-1. Records review 2. Initial evaluations 3. Update on Open enrollments D. Dean of Students/Athletic Director-1. Long range athletic facilities plan 2. Uniform rotation 3. Honoring past team accom-plishments E. Board Members -1. Fitness center 2. WASB convention

VI. Adjourn into Closed Session at 7:39 PM. According to SS 19.85 (1) (c) Considering employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises re-sponsibility. (Superintendent evaluation and litigation information). The Reedsville Board of Education reserves the right to return to open session. Motion made by Carie Boldt, seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes. Motion carried.

VII. Return to Open Session at 8:34 PM - motion made by Rick Hein, seconded by Vicki Petska . All ayes. Motion carried.

VIII. Motion to adjourn made at 8:35 PM by Todd Schneider, se-conded by Rick Hein. Motion carried, meeting adjourned.

_______________________ Vicki Petska, Clerk

Reedsville Historical

Building News We would like to thank everyone who attended our Bohemian dinner in

February. We enjoy your company and fellowship. We’d like to thank the

Webster’s for the delicious food and Diane Geiger and Tony Reinke for their help. If you missed it this time, plan on coming next time.

Sunday, April 30th. Booyah will be made at 615 Menasha Street. It will be sold beginning at

10:30AM until gone. Bring your containers if

you wish to take it home. Homemade tortes will also be sold that day. Tell your

family and your friends. Remember—Available

dates are open for rent of the building.

Call 905-4370.

VOLUNTEERS - CAN YOU HELP?

Our volunteer, Josie, recently moved to Kentucky where she will pursue her dreams. Although we miss her kind and caring ways with the children, teens, and the horses, we are happy for her and her future. Volunteer openings are: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. If you have riding experience and are available on the weekends, that would be very helpful to our new riders. Our Shoes for H.O.P.E. program is in full swing with the goal of 2500 pairs of shoes by May 1. We will receive .10 # and provide shoes for other countries to sup-port their families. Drop off locations are: Webster's Inn on Third Street in Reedsville,

Treasure's Shops in Manitowoc on 8th Street, and Sunrise Horse Farm (please call to arrange a time) - 920-772-4135 A comment from Desirae: She likes to come to Sunrise to ride the hors-

es and brush the horses.

SUNRISE HORSE FARM, INC 17226 Limekiln Road

Reedsville, Wisconsin 54230 www.sunrisehorsefarm.org

920.772.4135

THANK YOU to Kay & Kayla’s Gift Shop for their donation to the Manitowoc County Youth Hockey Association!

Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board January 12, 2017

The monthly meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on January 17, 2017 at 6:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz. Present were: Ryan Lorrigan, Jerry Reis, Jack Siebert and Jesse Walt: Also present were: Don Beattie Leroy Krepline, JoAnn Mignon, Nick Ponto, Craig Schuh, John Schuh, and Joe Tisler. The minutes of the previous meeting of December 8, 2016 were approved as presented. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to pay the accounts payable in the amount of $55,423.03. Motion car-ried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to ap-prove the loan proposal from Denmark State Bank for the 2017 Dodge Ram Police Vehicle in the amount of $43,287.03 for 2 months at 1.99%. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Siebert to approve the 2017 Fire Protec-tion Agreement with the Town of Maple Grove in the amount of $23,240.00. Motion carried 3-0. (Walt abstained). A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to approve the 2017 Fire Protection Agreement with the Town of Cato in the amount of $16,380.00. Motion carried 3-0. (Walt abstained). The discussion on the 2017 Fire Protection Agreement from the Town of Rockland has been postponed until more information is obtained. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the 2017 Holding Tank Waste Discharge Permit Application from B & M Waste Services Inc. and the Fox Valley Septic Service. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the 2017 Mobile Home Park License Application from Meadowbrook Courts. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Lorrigan

and seconded by Reis to approve the Joints Powers Agreement with the Manitowoc County Joint Dispatch Center. Motion car-ried 4-0. The First Responders written monthly report was presented by Beattie The Police Dept. verbal monthly report was presented by Mi-gnon. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Walt to send a thank you to the Endries for the Trust that was set up for the Reedsville Police Dept. Motion carried 4-0 The Utility Departments monthly written report was presented by Ponto. The discussion on the tower & reservoir inspections and the sampling discount was postponed until the next regular scheduled meeting. No monthly report was presented from the Fire Dept. Following a discussion a motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Walt to hold a special meeting on February 9, 2017 at 5:30 pm and invite the School, Project Engineer, Vil-lage Engineer and the County Commissioner to the meeting to discuss the 4th Street Bridge Replacement Project. Motion car-ried 4-0. A discussion was held on the use of the Village hall for funer-als while St James-St James is being remodeled. Bubolz expressed his concern on a use of a different depart-ment name by a department head. In the future any use of a different name for a department needs to be discussed and ap-proved by the Village Board. The next regular monthly meeting will be held on Thursday, February 9, 2017 at 6:30 PM. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. Meeting adjourned at 7:56 PM. Respectfully submitted Mary Jo Krahn, Clerk/Treasurer

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or dropped off at the Reedsville Village Hall during normal busi-

ness hours. Thank you! ~Amanda Schrubbe

REEDSVILLE AREA

SENIOR CITIZENS

The Reedsville Area Senior Citizen's Meeting will be on Tues., April 18, 2017 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 speak-

ers.

8888thththth Annual Gridiron Golf ClassicAnnual Gridiron Golf ClassicAnnual Gridiron Golf ClassicAnnual Gridiron Golf Classic Spring is just around the corner and it’s time to start shining up the clubs and gearing up for the 8th 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. Event DetailsEvent DetailsEvent DetailsEvent Details: Cost is $50 (includes 9 holes, cart, buffet and free tap beer 5:30free tap beer 5:30free tap beer 5:30free tap beer 5:30----8:308:308:308:30) WhatWhatWhatWhat: 8th Annual Gridiron Golf Classic Shotgun startShotgun startShotgun startShotgun start: 3:00 p.m. When: When: When: When: Sat May 20th 2017 Picnic BuffetPicnic BuffetPicnic BuffetPicnic Buffet: 5:30 p.m. Where: Where: Where: Where: Wander Springs Golf Course Grand RaffleGrand RaffleGrand RaffleGrand Raffle: 7:00 p.m. Format: Format: Format: Format: Four-person 9-hole scramble *Back this year prizes to the top 3 Back this year prizes to the top 3 Back this year prizes to the top 3 Back this year prizes to the top 3 RegistrationRegistrationRegistrationRegistration: 2 p.m.-2:45 p.m. costumes costumes costumes costumes ---- the crazier the better!!!!the crazier the better!!!!the crazier the better!!!!the crazier the better!!!! If you can’t make it for golf and still want to come and join us for the meal and raffles it’s just $10 for the buffet and tap beer. 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 20th!!!!

Reedsville Manor We are updating our waiting list and are cur-

rently taking applications for one and two bed-room apartments. For information about our housing please call 754-4101 or stop at the

Reedsville Manor at 431 Madison Street.

Lioness News The Reedsville Area Wide Rummage

Sales will be Friday, May 5 & Saturday,

May 6. Sign up now—Call 905-4370 or

754-4370 to get your place listed this

year. Let’s have a big turn out!