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NOW ENRONOW ENRONOW ENRONOW ENROLLING LLING LLING LLING St. John - St. James Lutheran School
A Quality Christian Education 3K Through Grade 8 3K Through Grade 8 3K Through Grade 8 3K Through Grade 8
Contact Principal Corey Marohn for more information. School: (920) 754-4432 Cell: (608) 879-0296
"Training for Time and Eternity"
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOLVACATION BIBLE SCHOOLVACATION BIBLE SCHOOLVACATION BIBLE SCHOOL When: Thursday, August 7, 2014 9am - 2pm (light lunch will be served) Where: St. John—St. James Lutheran School Who: Ages 3-9
Please Register online at www.stjohnstjames.com/vbs
or by stopping in the church office to fill out a form.
www.sunrisehorsefarm.org
110th Annual110th Annual110th Annual110th Annual
Collins Firemen’s Collins Firemen’s Collins Firemen’s Collins Firemen’s
PicnicPicnicPicnicPicnic
Saturday, July 26Saturday, July 26Saturday, July 26Saturday, July 26
POKER RUNPOKER RUNPOKER RUNPOKER RUN
Registration 10-1
Return by 6 PM
FARM TRACTOR PULLFARM TRACTOR PULLFARM TRACTOR PULLFARM TRACTOR PULL
7 PM under the lights
DJ AJDJ AJDJ AJDJ AJ
5 PM—??
Sunday, July 27Sunday, July 27Sunday, July 27Sunday, July 27
PORK CHOP DINNERPORK CHOP DINNERPORK CHOP DINNERPORK CHOP DINNER
10 AM
HORSE PULLHORSE PULLHORSE PULLHORSE PULL
12:30 PM
RAFFLE DRAWINGRAFFLE DRAWINGRAFFLE DRAWINGRAFFLE DRAWING
4 PM @ Firemen’s Park
Need not be present to win
Grand Prize—$1,000
2nd Prize—$500
3rd Prize—$250
Raffle tickets available
from any Collins Fireman.
BRATS & BURGERSBRATS & BURGERSBRATS & BURGERSBRATS & BURGERS
Available all weekend!
MUSIC IN THE PARKMUSIC IN THE PARKMUSIC IN THE PARKMUSIC IN THE PARK Wed., July 16 ~ 5-8pm
Reedsville Firemen’s Park Brats/Burgers/Beer/Soda Face Painting * Ice Cream
Proceeds to benefit improve-ments at Bubolz Memorial Park!
Amazing night for all ages! Bring your lawn chair!
The Burie Family Gospel Bluegrass Music www.theburiefamily.com
KIDS ARCHERY DAYKIDS ARCHERY DAYKIDS ARCHERY DAYKIDS ARCHERY DAY Saturday, July 12
9am—2pm
Reedsville Sportsmen’s Club
Free for ages 4-14 years of age
Parent or adult must accompany
children
Numerous kids activities
ATTENTION PARENTS!!! Do you know anyone interested in a FREE preschool program for a 3 or 4 year old child? Head Start is looking for interested Reedsville families for the 2014 school year
• Head Start is an early- childhood preschool program for families
and their children.
• Head Start is designed to support the entire family’s development.
• Children must be 3 or 4 by September 1st to be age eligible.
• Head Start is federally and state funded – which makes it FREE for
families.
• Head Start collaborates with local School Districts to provide 4K
programming.
• Families who meet federal income guidelines or have children with
a special need are given enrollment priority. Call the Head Start main office to learn more and schedule an appoint-ment to apply for Head Start! (920) 683-1960
CELEBRATE
WITH
PRIDE!
Due to the Holiday, the July 3rd Village Board meeting has been cancelled. The next regular scheduled meeting will be held on Thursday, July 17, 2014 at 6:30 pm. Solid Waste and Recycling Pick-Up: Due to the 4th of July landing on a Friday, the gar-bage and recyclables will be picked up on THURSDAY July 3rd. Clerk-Treasurer’s office will be closed July 7th thru July 11th, 2014. The Police Dept. can be reached at 754-4656, Utility Dept. 754-4094, Leroy 323-1466, Cory 323-0980, or leave a message on the answering machine at 754-4371, and she will return your call when she returns. Open Burning/Fire Pits: All fires must be monitored by a responsible person until the fire has extinguished itself completely. Only clean wood may be used in fire pits and flames cannot extend more than two feet (2’) above the pit. 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. Persons utilizing and maintaining outdoor fires shall be responsible for any liability resulting from any damage caused by their fire. 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 am-6:00 am, Friday and Saturday. Bicycle Registration: All bicycles must be registered. To ob-tain the license, flag down a Village Police Officer. A $2.00 fee covers a one-time registration. Defecation on Private or Public Property: It shall be unlaw-ful 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 person. Violation of this shall be punishable by a forfeiture of anywhere from $20.00 to $200.00 Last installment of your real estate taxes: The Manitowoc County Treasurer, Cheryl M. Duchow, is reminding taxpayers that July 31st is just around the corner and this means the last installment of your real estate taxes is due. Contact the Mani-towoc County Treasurer’s Office or go to the County website at www.manitowoc-county.com if you are unsure of the amount of taxes due. Along with your check, please mail in the 2nd installment tax stub with your payment to assure that your payment is applied to the correct parcel. Make certain that your payment is postmarked by July 31st. Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope when requesting a receipt. Pool Owners: You must fill out the Swimming Pool Dis-count Application to qualify for the swimming pool dis-count. No other form of submittal will be accepted. A fill–in application can be found on the Reedsville Website at www.reedsville.org under the Forms and Permits tab or picked up at the Reedsville Municipal Building Lobby. Consumer Confidence Report (CCR). On June 4, 2014, a copy of the 2013 CCR was sent to all Reedsville Utility cus-tomers. If you did not receive it or want additional copies, the Report can be picked up at the Reedsville Municipal Building Lobby Chipping Dates: July 1st & 15th
304 Manitowoc Street Reedsville
JULY SPECIALS
Every Tuesday 4 piece Broasted Chicken
Plate with fries and coleslaw
$6.00 dine-in only
Every Wednesday Weiner Wednesday!!!
Every Thursday Mushroom and Swiss
Burger with chips or fries and
All-you-can-eat Potato Pancakes
Every Friday SEAFOOD BUFFET!
5pm - 8pm Perch or Walleye Plates
Baked Cod
Every Saturday Prime Rib
***** Chicken and Tenderloin Tip Buffet from 5p-8p
Sunday SUNDAY BRUNCH
10am-1pm
Broasted Chicken Available Every Day
(920) 443-3001
Webster's
INN on
THIRD STREET
Rural PhotographyRural PhotographyRural PhotographyRural Photography
Affordable, experienced photographer.
Offering graduation pic-tures, anniversaries &
wedding photography, pet and family photos. Call
Nancy for package pricing and to set an appointment.
920-864-7374
Experience the ISAGENIX Difference
ISAGENIX is one of the fastest growing nutri-tional supplement companies in the world, and offers Nutritional Cleansing Sys-tems made up of transformative, NO compro-mise ingredients. ISAGENIX offers solutions for: 1- Weight loss, 2- Energy and Perfor-mance, 3- Youthful Aging, and 4-Age-Defying Skincare. The potency and purity assurance guarantee of ISAGENIX is second to none. The products “have been thoroughly tested by third party laboratories for a varie-ty of heavy metals, pesticides and microbial activity.” The University of Chicago partnered with IS-AGENIX to perform a clinical study to analyze the biological effects of an ISAGENIX Nutri-tional Cleansing System. One group of sub-jects received instruction from a registered dietician on how to follow a doctor’s “heart-healthy diet,” and the other group followed the instruction of the ISAGENIX Cleansing and Weight Loss System. The results were ASTOUNDING, and found to be in strong sup-port of the ISAGENIX Nutritional Cleansing System: *56% greater reduction in average weight loss *47% greater reduction in average body fat loss *Twice as much visceral fat loss ( dangerous fat surrounding organs) *35% greater reduction of oxidative stress *Easier and more convenient For more information about an ISAGENIX Nutritional System that can help you obtain your goals for better health, please visit the following website, and fill in the “Request More Info” block on the bottom of the page: stuebsa.isagenix.com
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Webster's
INN on
THIRD STREET
304 Manitowoc Street Reedsville
(920) 443-3001
1st Annual
WEB FEST (And ½ Century Birthday Party)
July 26, 2014
Starting at 11am
Bring the kids out for a day of FUN and GAMES!
Face Painting Bounce House
Dunk Tank Milk Bottles
Meet the Reedsville First Responders
and Fire Department Brats and Burgers by the
Amvets
Live Music by “TOMORROW’S EVE”
8pm – Midnight
APS Travel Alicia Schuette- Travel Specialist
[email protected] Brillion, WI 54110
920-524-5124 Local 844-269-0252 Toll Free An Independently Owned and Operated Affiliate of Avoya Travel®
*Call or send me an email and I
would be happy to meet with you and/or send you a travel quote!*
Offering: Facials, Peels, Microdermabra-
sion, Hand/Foot Paraffin Treatments, Fa-cial Waxing, and Spray Tanning.
*Full Menu available on Facebook*
Specials to get your skin ready for summer! Express Facial $20 (Customized Cleanse, Exfoliation, Masque (includes hand/arm or foot massage), Toner, Moisturizer) - 30 mins
Back "Facial" Treatment $30 (Same as Spa*Lish*ious Facial, but for your back) -45 mins
Underarm Wax $10
Spray Tan Full Body Application
$15 Single Spray OR $25 Double Spray
Novalash Eyelash Extensions $80 set (First Fill is FREE!) (Tops only and takes 2+ hours to apply...fills need-ed every 2-4 weeks depending on your natural lash cycle as well as your natural lash length and thick-ness.)
*Sign up for the recommended 6 Chemical Peel Treatment Series and get the 6th one FREE!!* (Customized Cleanse, Light Facial Peel, Calming Masque (Includes hand/arm or foot massage), Ton-er, Moisturizer with SPF) -45 mins *Experience immediate resurfacing benefits with
the light peel. Beneficial for a variety of conditions including acne, hyper pigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles. Includes application of the soothing gel masque which leaves skin glowing. To see the best results it is recommended to receive 6 treatments twice a week for three weeks*
Reedsville News
Deadline The next deadline for the
August Reedsville News will
be July 11. Submissions can
be e-mailed to
or dropped off at the Reeds-ville Village Hall during nor-
mal business hours. Thank you!
Amanda Schrubbe
2nd Annual
Reedsville Wrestling Shoot-Out 2 Day Event July 26 & 27
Where: Joe’s Clays & Guns 12720 Highway K, Reedsville
1st Place: Browning Silver Sporting Clay Gun 12g 2nd Place: Browning Silver Hunting Gun 12g Drawing July 27, 2014 at 4:00pm
Silent Auction and Prizes on both days Food and Beverages served on both days!
$10 a Ticket Only 400 Tickets Sold
Reedsville Historical BuildingReedsville Historical BuildingReedsville Historical BuildingReedsville Historical Building
The Reedsville Historical Building (Preservation
of St. Mary’s) welcomes any group or family to
use our building with a rental fee. It is a good
place to have a family reunion, holiday party,
or event. Chairs and tables are also rented. Call
905-4370 for availability.
The upper part would be great for a concert,
wake, funeral, wedding or Christmas program.
Call 905-4370 for dates available and rental
fees.
Sat., July 19 Sat., July 19 Sat., July 19 Sat., July 19 –––– Brat/Burger Fry & Bake Sale Brat/Burger Fry & Bake Sale Brat/Burger Fry & Bake Sale Brat/Burger Fry & Bake Sale at
615 Menasha St., Preservation of St. Mary’s.
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED The Friends of St. Patrick, Inc. of Maple Grove, WI, through generous donations from some of their members, are able to award five scholarships, totaling $2300 to deserving High School graduates this spring. A Donald & Kathy Vogel $500 Scholar-ship was awarded to Elijah Holschbach, Valedictorian of The Brillion High School graduating class of 2014. Elijah, is the son of Sandy Sickinger & Lyle Holschbach of Reedsville, WI. He will be attending The University of Wiscon-sin, Madison in the fall majoring in Bio-chemistry. The Leonard & Alice (Lorrigan) Taddy $500 Scholarship went to Sean P. Shea-han, an honors graduate of Two Rivers High School. Sean is the son of Ann & Gary Sheahan, Two Rivers, and will be attending The University of Wisconsin, Madison, majoring in Physics. Another Donald & Kathy O’Hearn $500 Scholarship was awarded to Angela Dvorak. Angela graduated with honors from Brillion High School, and plans on
attending Silver Lake College, Manitowoc, majoring in Psychology, to be-come a Clinical Psychologist. She is the daughter of Annie & Bryan McVey of Brillion. The Frances (O’Hearn) Kerscher $500 Scholarship went to Zach Rabideau, graduating with honors in a class of 702, from Morton Ranch High School, Katy, Texas. He is the son of Chris & Lori Rabideau of Katy, Tx. He will be attending Lawrence University, Appleton, majoring in Physics. The $300 Vic, Agnes, Glen, & Patti Konop scholarship was awarded to Brittany Sheahan, who graduated with honors from Reedsville High School. Brittany is the daughter of Tim & Joan Sheahan of Reedsville, WI and will be attending St. Norbert College, DePere, where her major course of study will be chemistry and biology, eventually planning to go to medical school where she would like to become an Oncologist. The Friends of St. Patrick, Inc., and the scholarship selection committee, would like to thank all who applied for our scholarships and wish the 2014 graduates a very successful future.
Webster's
INN on
THIRD STREET
304 Manitowoc Street Reedsville
(920) 443-3001
Hours: Monday
CLOSED (Open to scheduled
functions only)
Wednesday Open at 5pm
12oz. rail mixers and all bottles of domestic beer
$2.00 Foot Long Hot Dog Bar
Tuesday and Thursday through Saturday
Open at 11:00 am
Sunday Open 10am until 10pm
SHANE WENDT TRUCKING LLCSHANE WENDT TRUCKING LLCSHANE WENDT TRUCKING LLCSHANE WENDT TRUCKING LLC SHANE WENDT 1-920-323-9177 CHAD WENDT 1-920-858-0687
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
Making the most out of Medicare The Affordable Care Act offers improvements to Medicare. Now Medicare pays for more preventive services to help keep you safe and healthy. If you have Medicare, you are entitled to a yearly “Wellness” visit and other covered preventive ser-vices, along with a one-time preventive visit (called the “Welcome to Medicare” visit) within the first 12 months you have Medicare Part B. During the first 12 months that you are covered under Medicare part B, you will receive one wellness visit called “Welcome to Medicare.” After your first full year on Medicare, you are eligible for an “Annual Medicare Wellness Visit.” These visits give you and your health care provider the opportunity to develop or update your personalized prevention plan for your personal needs. Medicare covers the “Welcome to Medicare” preven-tive visit and the yearly “Wellness” visit at 100%, if their qualified health care provider accepts Medicare assignment. These exams are covered once every 12 months. The Part B deductible doesn’t apply to these preventa-tive services. However, if your doctor or other health care provider performs additional tests or services, such as follow-up of your high blood pressure, diabe-tes or any other problem during the same visit that aren’t Medicare’s preventive benefits, you will pay your usual coinsurance and the Part B deductible for the “medical problem” part of the visit. Denise Brilliant, NP, is a board certified family nurse practitioner at Aurora Health Center in Reedsville. To schedule an appointment, call 920-754-4337.
THE IMMUNE SYSTEM BY DR. BERNARD JENSEN
The immune system is made up of a system of specialized tissues, cells and antibodies as well as clean elimination channels. External to the body, the skin is our first line of defense against toxins, germs and viruses. The four elimination channels are skin, lungs, kidneys, bowel. They rid the body of food wastes and metabolic wastes that would otherwise support the growth and multiplication of harmful germs and viruses. The liver detoxifies the blood as a "backup system" for the elimination channels. The immune system is also made up of the lymphatic system which includes the spleen, tonsils and appendix, breast tissue, the thymus gland, the Kupfer cells of the liver, and Peyer's patches in the small intestine. When the elimination channels are underactive, toxic materials enter the blood and lymph systems too rapidly for the liver and immune cells to clean them out. If the immune system becomes underactive and the toxic waste debris does not move out through the natural elimination channels then chronic and degenerative diseases are the result. Nature's Sunshine's Una De Gato (Cat's Claw Combination) was developed to strengthen a weakened immune system. An interesting research… excess sugar decreases immunity for up to five hours. Researchers have found that consuming 20 teaspoons of sugar (approximately 2.5 cans of soda) can reduce the germ-killing ability of lymphocytes by 40%!!! And if you are using artificial sweet-eners, BEWARE of their dangers. July special available from Roadway To Health - 25% off the retail price of Una De Gato Contact me at: 920-772-4135 [email protected] www.mynsp.com/maryellen
Corner House News It’s never too late to plant flowers and even some vegetables. The Corner House (754-4370) has a big selection of items. New items come in every week. Many are available throughout the summer. We will have Mum Kale and decorative plants for fall, too. We’ll plant a patio pot for you. Bring in your pot or get one from us, and we’ll fill it with great/wonderful color and flowers. Perennial plants are available now and throughout the summer. Add one or two each year and see your perennial garden grow. Come and see our Raised Gardens at the Garden House. They are
planted and growing. You may like to start a raised garden. Come and see what we have done. Fresh flowers are always available at the Corner House (754-4370). Birthdays, Anniversaries, Funer-als, Weddings, and anytime is a good time to send flowers or bring flowers home.
REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES - REGULAR BOARD MEETING
April 28, 2014
The regular meeting of the Reedsville Board of Education was called to order at 6:35 P.M. by Board President John Ebert. Present: Board Mem-bers – John Ebert, Todd Cavanaugh, Jeff Deprez, Andrew Maertz, and Cory Kiekhaefer. Administrative Team Members – Mark Swanson, Tony Butturini, Michael Nate, and Tracie Wurm; Others: Regina Olson and Mag-gie Berkholtz.
Mr. Mark Swanson announced that proper legal notice of the meeting had been given. Board President John Ebert led everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. I. Opening
A. The agenda was approved as amended to remove assistant baseball coach position from New Business. Motion by Andrew Maertz, seconded by Todd Cavanaugh. All ayes. .
II. Public Input None III. Reports A. District Administrator
Mr. Mark Swanson reported as follows: 1. Course approvals – Kris Hanson and Jodi Haese. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer. 2. 2014-2015 Health Insurance options discussed. Technology grant of $19,000.
B. HS Principal
Mr. Tony Butturini reported as follows: 1. Kim Luedtke recommenda-tion for NHS Advisor. Thank you to Mrs. Pierce for all her work. 2. Yearbook Club needs to get student volunteers, smaller book. 3. Con-gratulations to Shelby Otto and Edwin Oswald as Prom King and Queen. 4. Olympian and Central Lakeshore held second meeting. 5. AP testing in Calculus, Chemistry, Literature, and Economics (29 stu-dents).
C. Elem/MS Principal
Mr. Michael Nate reported as follows: 1. Summer school update. 2. Middle school students complete in solo and ensemble. 3. 5K team from Sturgeon Bay visit – reading series. 4. 2nd grade science fair. Thank you Mr. Korinek. 5. Spring concert – Thank you Mrs. Sohn for all your work. 6. MS students participated in a day of activities. Thank you Mrs. Joan Zipperer and Judy Loefer for 23 years of service.
D. School Psychologist/Supervisor of Special Education
Dr. Wurm reported as follows: 1. Children with Disabilities Program – Job fair. 2. WKCE results published. Reedsville did very well. PALS testing going on now – compare to start of year to measure progress. WILL class going to Cato Falls to work on disc golf on Friday.
E. Board Members
Mr. Todd Cavanaugh thanked Mark, Tony, Matt Jaszewski, Denise DeMeyer for technology grant help. He also noted the great advance-ments in AP testing. Mr. John Ebert said that Prom was great, the grade school concert was amazing. He also noted the advances we have made on AP classes. Kudos to Kyle Korinek, Kim Luedtke, and Greg Penza.
IV. Old Business
None
V. Consensus Agenda Items A. Approval of the minutes from regular board meeting on March 17, 2014 and closed session and special meetings on March 24, 2014. B. Discussion / Action – Payment of Bills. Excluding Check Number 62939. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer. All ayes. Payment of check number 62939. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer. Andrew Maertz abstained.
VI. New Business
A. Oath of Office for newly elected Board members performed.
B. Reorganization of Board 1. Nomination of John Ebert for Board President by Todd Cavanaugh.
Nomination of Andrew Maertz by Jeff Deprez. Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by Andrew Maertz to close nominations. Majority vote for Andrew Maertz. Nomination of Todd Cavanaugh for Vice-President by Jeff Deprez. Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to close nomina-tions. All ayes. All in favor. All ayes. Nomination of Cory Kiekhaefer for Clerk by John Ebert. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to close nominations. All ayes. All in favor. All ayes. Nomination of Jeff Deprez for Treasurer by Todd Cavanaugh, Motion by Cory Kiekhaefer, seconded by John Ebert to close nominations. All ayes. All in favor. All ayes.
2. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to desig-nate legal correspondent of Davis Kuelthau – D&K. All ayes.
3. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to desig-nate Denmark State Bank as District Depository. All ayes.
4. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh to designate the Herald Times Reported as District Newspaper. After some discussion, Todd Cavanaugh re-scinded his motion. Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by John Ebert to designate Brillion News as District Newspaper. All ayes.
5. Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to designate Andrew Maertz as WASB Delegate and Todd Cavanaugh as alter-nate. All ayes.
6. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Jeff Deprez to designate Andrew Maertz as CESA #7 representative. All ayes.
7. Policy committee consisting of Jeff Deprez and Todd Cavanaugh. Technology committee consists of John Ebert and Cory Kiekhaefer. Negotiations committee consists of Andrew Maertz and John Ebert. Public Relations committee consists of Todd Cavanaugh and Cory Kiekhaefer. Health Insurance committee consists of Andrew Maertz and Jeff De-prez.
8. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Jeff Deprez to designate the Superintendent as District representative with state/federal agencies. All ayes.
C. Employment recommendations – Resignations – Tim Aalsma, teacher and Steve Brooks as head basketball coach. Recommendations – Kim Luedtke as NHS Advisor, Kiya Webster and Monica Haelfrisch as middle school track coaches. Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Jeff Deprez to approve. All Ayes.
D. Discussion – Recommended contract approval for Director of Special Education / DAC, Angie Sanderfoot. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, John Ebert seconded contract. All ayes.
E. Discussion / Action – Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to approve 2014-2015 Teacher Contracts. All ayes.
VII. Adjournment Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to adjourn at 7:42 PM. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned. Cory Kiekhaefer, Clerk
Reedsville Area Garden ClubReedsville Area Garden ClubReedsville Area Garden ClubReedsville Area Garden Club The Reedsville Area Garden Club members planted the large pots, plus other pots in Reedsville for Summer of 2014. The Nature Trail, Park, and other com-munity beds are planted by our volunteers. If you would like to help us, call
754-4224 or 754-4370. We always need help! We have a large selection of perennials for sale at the Corner House. Check
them out. They are being sold at reasonable prices. All money received goes to the Reedsville Area Garden Club fund. This money and money donated by the Reedsville Lioness Club and other organizations and people, pays for the
plants, soil, and decorations. The Reedsville Garden Club funds all flowers in the Village! Come and support us! Let’s have every home plant a Patio Pot by their front door to welcome your guests and make our town a beautiful area.
What's new at Kay's Krafts We now have the clip of the month. Each month we will announce a
hair clip and that or those hair clips will be on sale until they are gone. This month: All red, white, & blue hair clips are 20% off for the month of July or until they are gone. ( NO special orders on clips of the month.) We now have Stanley products and Watkins. Our new
hair clip Cubicle is done. Come on in and check it out. We have also added a new knit line, with new knitted blankets and baby hats.
Christmas in July sale is going on. Come on in and get your Christ-mas gifts all at 80% off. Don't forget our new summer hours:
Wednesday 2-6; Thursday 10-3; Friday 9-2; Saturday 10-3. Come see what you've been missing at Kay's Krafts! Just a reminder Kay's
Krafts will be closed July 4th. But will reopen July 5th.
Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board May 1, 2014
A meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on May 1, 2014 at 6:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz. Present were: Bob Campana, Ryan Lorrigan, Jerry Reis, and Jack Siebert. Also present were: Brad Busse, Melanie Hills, Leroy Krepline, Craig Schuh, Andrew Pantzlaff, Branden Maertz, Mary Olson and JoAnn Mignon The minutes of the previous meeting of April 3, 2014 were approved as presented. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to pay the accounts payable dated April 17, 2014 in the amount of $270,701.60. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to pay the accounts payable dated May 1, 2014 in the amount of $31,896.65. Motion carried 4-0. A letter of resignation from Scott Dvorachek from the First Responders was presented. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to approve the resignation, with regrets. Motion carried 4-0. Valders Ambulance monthly report was presented. Correspondence was presented regarding the grader. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to sell the grader. Motion carried 4-0. Proposals were presented regarding the Park Street lights. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the proposal from Northern Electric Inc. in the amount of $1,984.52. Motion carried 4-0. The proposals for the Industrial Park Drive, Mill Street and patching water breaks was postponed until MCC could give a proposal, see if Manitowoc County would increase the thickness of the mat surface and to get estimates to replace curbing on Industrial Park Drive. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Siebert to purchase a Hustler Super Z with Flex Forks from Valu-Pro Power Center in the amount of $11,204.00. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to approve the proposal from Struck and Irwin for slurry sealing in the amount of $11,222.60. Motion carried 4-0. Ayres will obtain more option for 5th Street repair project. Hills presented the First Responders monthly report. Mignon presented the Police Department written monthly report. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to approve the proposal from Essential Technologies to install digital video recorders in and around the Reedsville Municipal Building in the amount of $480.00. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the AT&T Anten-na Contract as presented. Motion carried 4-0. Busse gave an update on the siren and the sale of the Van. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to approve the application from Robert Alberson, Brian Link, and James Kiesow. Final approval will be given upon passing of the classes and a physical. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to approve the Disconnection Policy as presented. Motion carried 4-0. Ordinance 2014-1 removing the use of com-mittees was introduced by Reis. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to approve the Ordinance as presented. Motion carried 4-0. Ordinance 2014-2 appointing alternates to the Board of Review was presented by Lorrigan. Alternates will be Ryan Lorrigan and Robert Campana. A motion was made by Siebert and se-conded by Bubolz to approve the Ordinance as presented. Motion carried 3-0 (Lorrigan & Campana Abstained: Bubolz voted). A discussion was held regarding the alternate person to counter sign checks. The resolution will be presented at the next regular scheduled meeting for final approval. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to have a bench made for the Nature Trail with the funding coming from the Radtke Family. Motion carried 4-0 Bubolz will approach the Reedsville Athletic Assn regarding the selling of the old lawn mower. The 2014 first quarter budget reports were reviewed. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the recommendation of the Reedsville Eco-nomic Development Committee to purchase the playground equipment from Lee Rec-reation LLC in the amount of $11,807. Motion carried 4-0. Olson gave an update on the fundraising plans to pay for the equipment. The discussion on the dump truck was postponed until more info can be obtained. The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, May 17, 2014 at 6:30 PM. A mo-tion was made by Reis and seconded by Siebert to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. Meeting adjourned at 9:08 PM. Respectfully submitted Mary Jo Krahn Clerk/Treasurer
Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board May 15, 2014
A meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on May 15, 2014 at 6:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz. Present were: Bob Campana, Ryan Lorrigan, and Jerry Reis, Absent: Jack Siebert: Also present were: Brad Busse, Melanie Hills, Leroy Krepline, Craig Schuh, David Dhein, JoAnn Mignon, Steve Webster and Branden Maertz The minutes of the previous meeting of May 1, 2014 were approved with correction. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to pay the accounts payable in the amount of $244,127.12. Motion carried 4-0. Correspondence from Carow Land Surveying Co was presented. After discussion it was decided to postpone the discussion until the Board Members can review the site. Valders Ambulance monthly report was reviewed. Correspondence from the Reedsville Fire Fighters regarding the picnic was presented. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Campana to approve their request of the use of the lot to park cars, tempo-rary exemption of the park closing time and closing of Park Street for the picnic. Mo-tion carried 4-0. Correspondence was presented from Mary Jo Campana resigning from the Economic Development Committee. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the resignation. Motion carried 3-0 (Campana abstained, Bubolz voted). Following a discussion, a motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to ap-prove the quotes from Northeast Asphalt in the amount of $106,400.00. Motion carried 4-0. Ayres Associates will prepare a contract for the 5th Street Repair Project. An up-date was given regarding putting flags up and painting crosswalk this year. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to sell the grader to Rick Taddy in the amount of $3,000.00. Motion carried 3-1 (Lorrigan –nay). Hills presented the First Responders monthly report. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the recommen-dation regarding personnel from Mignon. Motion carried 4-0 A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to purchase 5 pagers from
Frank’s Radio in the amount of $2,170.00. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to purchase a tablet, change the telephone service to Verizon and eliminate the landline for the Fire Dept. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Temporary Class B License and Soda License applications for the Reedsville Fire Fighters. This license will not be issued until all licenses are paid for. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Operator License applica-tion request from Maureen Glasow. Motion carried 4-0. .Resolution 2014 -1 appointing Campana as the alternate for signing checks was introduced by Reis. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Bubolz to approve the Resolution as presented. Motion carried 4-0 (Campana abstained, Bubolz voted). A motion was made by Lorri-gan and seconded by Campana to have Jerry Maertz cut the lawns on abandoned prop-erty. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to cut the lawn at the Reedsville Athletic Assn field for $1,100 this year. The amount will be reviewed following a year’s worth of maintenance. Motion carried 4-0. Ayres Associates will prepare a contract for surveying, mapping and engineering for the Deerview Drive Extension Project. At 7:18 pm a motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to convene into closed session pursuant to WI Statute Section 19.85(c) to consider performance evalua-tion data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility. Motion carried 4-0. At 7:50 pm a motion was made by Cam-pana and seconded by Reis to reconvene into open session. Motion carried 4-0. The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, June 5, 2014 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 9:09 PM. Respectfully submitted Mary Jo Krahn Clerk/Treasurer
Orthopedic & Spine Therapy Physical Therapists receive dry needling certification
Orthopedic & Spine Therapy (OST) physical therapists are now certified in dry needling or intramuscular manual therapy by Myopain Seminars, the premier post-graduate medical and physical therapy continuing education
company in the United States.
Linea Rochford, DPT, CMTPT, OST of Brillion, 544 Fairway Dr. (920-756-9340) is now certified in dry needling or intramuscular manual therapy. This included 110 hours of in class training and studying over a period of 7
months.
Orthopedic & Spine Therapy has a total of 24 physical therapists now certified in Dry Needling in 16 different clinics across Wisconsin. OST chose to pursue this type of therapy as it compliments manual physical therapy in
releasing trigger points and interrupting the pain cycle.
“The response of our patients to dry needling has been so positive that Orthopedic & Spine Therapy is putting
together another round of certification in our Menasha location in the fall of 2014.”
Linea Rochford, DPT, CMTPT, treats patients at OST of Brillion. 544 Fairway Dr, Brillion. 920-756-9340. Linea treats physical therapy conditions from head to toe. She specializes in Women’s Health, including pelvic pain, incontinence and obstetric physical therapy. To learn more about Dry Needling, the therapists who are certified in Dry Needling and OST, go to http://www.ostpt.com/Services/DryNeedling.aspx.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit #199 Awards Scholarships
The American Legion Auxiliary unit #199 of Reedsville was proud to present their $100
Scholarship to Brock Gilsdorf, a recent gradu-ate of Reedsville High School. Brock is the son
of Dan & Mary Gilsdorf of Reedsville, and graduated as Valedictorian of his class. He
plans on attending the University of Wisconsin, Madison to pursue a career as a physician.
Zachary Rabideau was also a scholarship recip-ient. Zach is the son of Chris and Lori
Rabideau of Katy, TX. and an honor graduate of Morton Ranch High School,
Katy, TX. Zachary will be attend-ing Lawrence University, Apple-ton, majoring in Physics with a goal of becoming a Physicist.
