September - Reedsville

Reedsville News
September 2013
www.reedsville.org
PANTHER FOOTBALL
The lights are back on for another exciting season of Panther football.
Bring your families and come support our local athletes giving it their all
on the gridiron this fall. Passes are available in the high school office as
well as at the gate on game day. Thank you for supporting our high school
athletes.
There are some projects going on around the field this year make sure to
give them a honk while driving by the people working on these projects
are volunteering their time to continue to make this community great.
Football Boys Varsity Schedule
08-23-13 @ 7:00PM—Reedsville vs. Southern Door @ Reedsville High
School
08-30-13 @ 7:00PM—Valders vs. Reedsville @ Valders High School
09-06-13 @ 7:00PM—Oconto vs. Reedsville @ Oconto High School
09-13-13 @ 7:00PM—Reedsville vs. Howards Grove @ Reedsville High
School
09-20-13 @ 7:00PM—Hilbert vs. Reedsville @ Hilbert High School
09-27-13 @ 7:00PM—Reedsville vs. Mishicot @ Reedsville High School
(Homecoming)
1st Annual
Kordell Dvorachek Memorial Benefit
Saturday, September 14th, 2013
Rivers Edge Game Farm
Hwy JJ, Valders, WI
Goose Calling Contest
Start at 3 pm – Register at the bar
Food, Refreshments and Raffles throughout the day
Proceeds to Children’s Hospital and Local Charities
Come on out and enjoy the day!!
10-04-13 @ 7:00PM—Manitowoc Lutheran vs. Reedsville @ Manitowoc
Lutheran High School
REEDSVILLE BASEBALL NEWS
10-11-13 @ 7:00PM—Reedsville vs. Algoma @ Reedsville High School
Hello Panther Fans! Here is an update on the renovation
10-18-13 @ 7:00PM—Reedsville vs. St. Mary Central @ Reedsville High
process to our Field of Dreams Project! As you can see we
School
accomplished a lot since last year with the entire community
chipping in to help! New fencing was put up this spring
along with professional foul poles and we rebuilt the mound and laid down new sod. The new fence also came
equipped with poly cap protection to keep our players safe. In the end we even had enough poly cap to put on the
softball and little league diamonds for our youth teams! These are all great upgrades to our facilities however we are
not done yet! We still would like to upgrade our seating, put in a warning track and add a new batting cage. We also
have plans to finish our fence and add a brick memorial gate for fans to enter the field as we will finally get to host a
sectional competition. We are over half way to our goal but we still need your help. Last
year 13 area businesses were featured on our fence in grand fashion with 4x6 sponsorship
signs seen by 8 different high schools, and over 20 different little league teams and fans. If
Webster's
your business is interested in taking its marketing to the next level and helping out a great
cause please don't hesitate to contact Chris Krepline. You can email him at [email protected] for more information on sponsorship levels and how to donate to the Field of
Dreams Project. Let's make Reedsville Baseball, our Community, and YOUR BUSINESS a
huge success.
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Hall
304 Manitowoc Street
Reedsville
(920) 443-3001
Hours:
Monday and Tuesday
Open at 11:00 am
Wednesday-CLOSED
Thursday through Sunday
Open at 11:00 am
Reminder – Pool Owners:
Owners The
swimming pool discount applications must be in the ClerkTreasurer’s office by September 15,
2013 to qualify for the pool discount.
Application forms are available on
the website under Forms & Permits
or in the Reedsville Municipal
Building lobby.
Chipping Dates:
Dates
September 3rd & 17th
Recycling PickPick-Up:
Up
September 13th & 27th
RAA Packer Party
Sunday, September 22nd - Reedsville Fireman's Park
10:00-6:00
Packers vs. Bengals
Noon kickoff
Brats, hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, chili, refreshments & raffles
Watch the game on a 9 ft projection screen!!
Join the Reedsville Athletic Association/Reedsville Area Youth
Sports for an afternoon of fun & support a great cause for our
youth!!
Proceeds will go toward improvements to the sound system in
the Panther Gym.
The 1st Annual
Alpaca Farm Event
at
U. S. True Color
Alpaca Farm
15832 Reif Mill Road
Reedsville, WI
Saturday - Sunday
(Sept. 28 - 29th)
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
FREE ADMISSION INTO FARM
Alpaca Store - (Grand opening)
visit the 35 alpacas and babies
visit the mini donkey (Jasper) & mini pony
(Kota) here on the farm
spinning of fiber
petting zoo (feed the babies)
horse drawn rides to the pumpkin patch
pumpkins and gourds for sale
Food
vendors
PLUS SO MUCH MORE!
Marilyn Nate (920-754-4640)
http://ustruecoloralpacafarmwi.web.com
Recycling Workshop
633 Manitowoc Street
920-754-4021
Hours:
Mon - Fri 8am - 5pm
Top Prices Paid
Lifestyle choices can improve
blood pressure
11th Annual
Old Fashioned Harvest PICNIC
Sponsored by:
Reedsville News Deadline
The next deadline for the October Reedsville News will be September 13. Submissions can be e-mailed to
[email protected] or dropped
off at the Reedsville Village Hall during
normal business hours.
Thank you! ~Amanda Schrubbe
VITAMIN B6 (PYRIDOXINE)
Reedsville Area
Medical researchers agree that reducing salt, eating
Senior Citizens
lots of fruits and vegetables, exercising and mainJoin us for our next
taining a healthy weight can all help control high
meeting
blood pressure.
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Health care professionals often recommend the
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DASH diet for people diagnosed with high blood
Everyone is welcome!
pressure. DASH stands for Dietary Approaches to
Stop Hypertension. This diet plan offers a basic,
healthy eating plan filled with fruits and vegetables,
whole grains, nuts, legumes, low-fat dairy products and
fatty fish such as salmon.
Having an occasional alcoholic drink may lower blood pressure temporarily, but excessive alcohol consumption contributes to hypertension. Moderation is key.
What about exercise? A new study found that aerobic exercise, strength training and
even isometric handgrip exercises all reduce systolic (the higher number) blood pressure numbers by two to 10 points.
Taking your blood pressure on a regular basis will let you know how you are doing. A
digital blood pressure cuff is easier to manage than a manual cuff. Digital cuffs cost
from $25 to more than $100, depending on the features.
Blood pressure numbers lower than 120/80 are considered a normal,
healthy reading. Higher numbers (up to 139/80) suggest prehypertension.
A reading of 140/90 signals hypertension, which could progress to
160/100 or even higher, if left untreated.
If your blood pressure reading is consistently above normal, please contact your health care provider for advice and possible treatment.
Denise Brilliant, NP, is a nurse practitioner at Aurora Health Center in
Reedsville. To schedule an appointment, call (920) 754-4337.
THE FRIENDS OF
ST. PATRICK, INC.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2013
(The former St. Patrick Church)
MAPLE GROVE, WI
Corner of Cty. G & Taus Rd.
Webster's
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10:30 AM OUTDOOR MASS
Chicken Booyah, Food, Refreshments, Sweets, Kolache Demo
& Bake, Silent Auction, Kids Games, Adult Games,
Genealogy Help, Raffles, Musical Entertainment By “STILL
CRUSIN” Starring Donnie & Patty Krug, IRISH DANCERS,
OLD TRACTOR SHOW
FUN FOR ALL!
304 Manitowoc Street
Reedsville
Pyridoxine is also known as vitamin
BOOK YOUR
B6. This water-soluble vitamin is a memEVENTS HERE!!
ber of the B vitamin complex. This vitamin
is needed for more than 100 enzymes inBaby Showers!
volved in protein metabolism so the more protein you eat, the more you need. The skin and nervous sysBridal Showers!
tem need vitamin B6 to function efficiently and it also helps maintain your blood glucose within a normal
Birthday Parties!
range.
Weekly Card Games!
MEDICATIONS THAT DEPLETE VITAMIN B6 (PYRIDOXINE):
Business Meetings!
Heart rhythm/fibrillation medication, oral contraceptives, estrogen, hormone replacement therapy, diuretics, Parkinson's medication, barbituates, seizure medication, and asthma medication.
(920) 443-3001
EFFECTS OF DEPLETION OF THIS VITAMIN INCLUDE: depression, sleep disturbances, nerve inflammation, pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS), lethargy, decreased alertness, altered mobility, anemia, elevated levels of homocysteine
(which can lead to heart disease), nausea, vomiting and dermatitis.
TOP SOURCES OF PYRIDOXINE:
1 banana = .6mg.
3 oz. chicken breast = .5 mg.
1 medium baked potato = .4 mg
3 oz. baked bluefish = .4 mg.
Are you and your family getting 2 mg of Pyridoxine every day? This information is from Drugs and Nutrient Depletion by Clell M.
Fowles, Pharmacist & from the Natural Health School. For more information, purchase Clell's books. Interesting fact...he wrote
this book in 2003. Nature's Sunshine has an excellent B Complex which is available at Roadway To Health at 25% off the retail
price for September.
Contact me at:
Roadway To Health * 920-772-4135 * [email protected] * www.mynsp.com/maryellen
Reedsville Alumni Annual Meeting/Banquet Set
The Reedsville High School Alumni Association’s 56th annual
meeting/banquet is set for Saturday, October 5, 2013.
The event will take place at Gill’s in Whitelaw. The meal will start
at 12:30 with the meeting to follow. Reservations are required by
September 15, 2013 with the cost of $15.00 per person (mail to the
address below.) Any person who graduated from Reedsville High
School is welcome to attend. If you have not received an annual
newsletter, please contact us at [email protected] and
one will be emailed to you.
We will also be selling concessions at the Homecoming game,
which is scheduled for Friday, September 27, 2013 against the
Mishicot Indians. Help is always needed. If you are able to help out,
please let us know.
We are asking any class that is celebrating a reunion to send us an
updated address list. If any class has an extra booklet to share with
the association, please mail it to us. Our mailing address is PO Box
431, Reedsville, WI 54230 or email to
[email protected].
SHANE WENDT TRUCKING LLC
SHANE WENDT 1-920-323-9177
CHAD WENDT 1-920-858-0687
SERVICES OFFERED
⇒ SNOWPLOWING
⇒ HAULING (3 YARD LOADS OF ANY MATERIALS
NEEDED)
⇒ FREE PICKUP OF SCRAP METALS AND APPLIANCES 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
Corner House and
Garden Center
754-4370
Reedsville High School Alumni Association – Promoting Panther
spirit beyond graduation.
Reedsville Manor
We have available immediately a one
and two bedroom apartment. Please
call 754-4101 if you would like to live
in this beautiful complex. We would
prefer that you be 55 years of older
or have a qualified disability. The
rent is based on your income and
medical amounts are deducted to
make your rent very affordable. You
might be pleasantly surprised at
what an apartment would cost for
you. We would be very happy to sit
down with you and go over your
information to see what your rent
would be.
Call 754-4101 for an appointment.
Fall is in the air. See what the Corner House has to offer for your decorating needs.
Scarecrows
Mum Plants
Wreaths
Flags and much more
Grandparent's Day Sept. 8th
Give Grandma and Grandpa a
bouquet of flowers starting at $10
Homecoming Flowers Sept. 28th
Get your dance flowers right here
in Reedsville. Orders placed ahead
appreciated.
Fall open house Oct. 4-5 Come in
for great fall deals.
Rummage Sale
*THE OLD BAR*
Home Delivered Meals and Dining for Seniors
Located within the Pines Manitowoc County offers a wonderful service to
eligible individuals that many may not be aware
South end of the Village
AUG.. 31
of, a delicious, hot home delivered meal. Home
ONE DAY SALE ONLY!
MUSIC WITH AUSTIN
Delivered Meals are available anywhere in the
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7:00
Saturday
– September 14, 2013
County. In Reedsville and its surrounding areas
meals can be delivered up to 5 days a week. Eligibility guidelines are as follows:
SPECIALS ON Packer
8 AM to 4 PM
& badger games
• A person aged 60 years of age or older
who is frail and essentially homebound
Don’t want to miss this one…….
(does not leave home under normal circumEuchre
3 HOUSES with 5 FAMLIES!!!
stances, flexibility is allowed for appointAug. 27th
406 S. 5 Street
ments), or a spouse of an eligible person
Sept. 10th & 24th
511 S. 5 Street
regardless of age or condition.
408 Deerview Dr.
• A disabled individual who resides at
Sheephead
home with an eligible older individual parSept. 11th & 25th
CLEAN, GENTLY USED, NAME
ticipating in the program.
A dining site is also located at the Reedsville
BRAND boys/girls clothing; Crib; Dresser;
Manor Apartments where meals are served Monday through Friday to anyone 60 years Changing tables; 60” Projection TV; Toys;
of age or older and their spouse regardless of age.
Tricycles; Other Ride On Toys; Baby acMeals are available to all qualifying individuals on a donation basis regardless of income. cessories/furniture; Books; Shoes; HouseFor more information about eligibility and how to get signed up please feel free to call
hold items and seasonal decorations.
Alyssa at the Aging & Disability Resource Center of the Lakeshore at 683-4180.
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Webster's
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304 Manitowoc Street
Reedsville
SEPTEMBER
SPECIALS
Every Monday
Your Choice
Egg Salad on Rye or
Texas Toast with Home
Made Potato Chips $5.50
Or
Club Sandwich on Texas
Toast with Home Made
Chips $7.50
Every Tuesday
Broasted Pork Chop with
choice of French Fries,
Home Made Chips or
Mashed Potatoes and
dinner roll.
$8.00
Every Thursday
Barbecued Pork Sandwich with Home Made
Cold Potato Salad
$6.00
Every Friday
Perch or Walleye Plates
Broasted Chicken
Available Every Day
Nescos of Chicken Available with a minimum 72
hour Advanced Notice
Drink Specials for
EVERY Packer
Game!!!
(920) 443-3001
SUNRISE HORSE FARM, INC
What’s New at Kay’s Kraft’s
Hello Everyone, School is back in session, and therefore I am back to
working at school, if anyone needs something please call and make an
appointment. If you have or make any crafty items and would love to
help me run my gift shop, please give me a call 920-754-1127.
What’s new at Miche, new shells released in September, check out my
website to preview them at www.kaybubolz.miche.com Miche just
launched a new magnetic jewelry line. Also if you are interested in being
a Miche Representative please call me at 920-754-1127 and join my team.
If you like Miche products and love setting the days and hours you would
like to work. Whether it is full or part time work, Miche has so many opportunities for you. Ask me how you can get paid to sell the products
you love. Look me up on face book type in Kay’s Miche Group, if you
would like to become a member and see all the specials. Watch for throw
back Thursday’s to get extra discounts. Book a party with me, and receive
free products.
Kayla’s clips just launched a new hat clip line, and tutus with matching
umbrellas. Also if you are interested in school colors we make clips to
match your school, great for sports teams, dance teams and school spirit
days. We have lots on display. So far we have clips for Reedsville, St John
St James, Hilbert, and Brillion Schools. We do fundraisers! ! Look for us
on face book go to Kayla’s hair clips and check out some of Kayla’s clips.
Become a member and you will see all the new hair clips coming out.
Craft shows are starting this month we will be at:
Crafty Apple Fest
September 7th 9a.m. – 4p.m.
Behind MC Donald’s in Chilton over one hundred fifty five Vendors
Camp Forest in Forest Junction,
Located under the water tower in Forest Junction
September 20th 12p.m. – 8:00p.m.
September 21st 9a.m. – 3:00p.m.
Fish Fry on Friday night, homemade bakery, and lots of crafters
U.S. True Color Alpaca Farm
15832 Reif Mill Road, Reedsville WI
September 28th and 29th 10a.m. - 4p.m. both days
Fun for the entire family
Next Craft show coming up out of the shop will be October 5th 1p.m. –
5p.m. and October 6th 9a.m. – 2p.m. fight for Cancer. We will have raffles
and all the money raised from the raffles will go to Relay for life. Dori
Reidy will be set up with cancer gift items and all the proceeds will also
go to Relay for Life. There will be kid’s crafts for the children to do, while
you shop at Kay’s Kraft’s for super specials. Watch your local papers and
help us all raise money to put an end to cancer. Kay’s Kraft’s is also looking for a few vendors for this event. Contact me at 920-754-1127 if you
are interested.
CUB SCOUT FUNDRAISER IS COMING
The Reedsville Cub Scouts will be starting their annual popcorn sales in mid
September again. This is our only fundraiser to support our pack, and we are
asking for your help in maintaining this great program for young boys. Please
keep a look out for the pack throughout September and early October. If you
feel that you would like to make a donation without purchasing popcorn,
please contact Sarah Russart at 920-901-3670. Thank you for your support!
17226 Limekiln Road
Reedsville, Wisconsin 54230
www.sunrisehorsefarm.yolasite.com
920.772.4135
Sunrise Horse Farm says Thank You to everyone
that had a part in making the Summer Gallop a
wonderful day...to the visitors, thank you for coming; to the vendors, thank you for being here; the
musicians: Ruth Franz, Voices Of Peace, The
Stuedemann Family, 341 Women's Trio, Dave
Schutte & Company, thank you for the beautiful
music. Thank you to Festival Foods, Peter's Pantry
& Two Rivers St. Vincent De Paul for the monetary
and food donations. Thank you for donating items
for the Summer Gallop Raffle: Manitowoc Ice, Lighthouse Inn, Cornerstone Community Church.
Thank you for the demonstrations: Eugene Durben, blacksmith, Mary Ann McGann, woolspinning, Francis Lenz, wood crafting, Bob Seidl,
musical instruments, Lamer's Family, goat milking.
Thank you to all the volunteers: Horse Rides &
Children's Activities: Angie Schambureck, Bev
Badker, Donna Hlavachek, Alandra Lorrigan,
Heather & Katie Schmeisser, Chloe VandeHey,
Renee Hoffman & Family, Jody Dubinsky. Food
Service: Iris & Chuck Denor, Lee Levkneckt. Bake
sale: Bonny Durben, Robin Culbertson & all the
bakers. Golf Cart Rides: Mary Torp. Raffle Tickets: Helen Kasten, Mary VanDomelen. Tack
Sale: Brenda & Kassie Witak. Thank you to the
Sunrise Kids for the hay barn & yard work: Marsha Schwoerer, Jason Schwoerer, Nathan Begotka,
Alec Gilbertson, Alandra Lorrigan. Thank you to all
the other volunteers for help before, during, and
after the event: Cornerstone Community Church,
Angie Schambureck, Shari, Ken & Graciella Mack,
Ric Cummings, Dale Wanta, Helen Kasten, Angie
Piepenburg, Andy VanDomelen & Becky LeBoeuf.
Thank you to my daughter, Becky, for completing
all the behind-the-scene tasks that needed to be
accomplished & for serving in several areas the day
of the Summer Gallop. Thank you, again, we sincerely appreciate your kindness and generosity! Mary Ellen Kiel, Director
Raffle Ticket Winners: Manitowoc Ice Machine Mike Hall, NuWave Oven - Barb Lorrigan, Lighthouse Inn, 1 night stay - Dean Avery, Tri-Mountain
Jacket - Helen Kasten, Rival 8qt. Oven - Bev Escher, Bed-In-A Bag - Doris Baumann, Logitech Speaker System - Sue Cornelius, Pre-lit Christmas Tree Jim Theyerl, Pre-lit Christmas Wreath - Amy Robinson, Digital Photo Frame - Phyllis Hansen
Webster's
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304 Manitowoc Street, Reedsville
THANK YOU!
Thank you to all who attended the Horse
Pulls held on Saturday, August 10, 2013 and
made the day a huge success.
Thank you to the Reedsville Amvets who
took their time to grill and serve food for the
event.
Thank you to the Horse Pullers for allowing
us the opportunity to host this event. We look
forward to sponsoring the pull again next
year!
Kellie and Steve Webster
THANK YOU!
The Reedsville Football Program would like to send a HUGE thank you to all the sponsors for the 2013
Gridiron Golf Classic. The event was a huge success and with the continued budget cuts through this
outing we have been able to keep our kids safe by improving our equipment. We have also been able to
upgrade the facilities which you will see shortly if not already. Thank you for your continued commitment and support of Reedsville Football.
$350 ALL AMERICAN SPONSORS—1.RAA, 2.RAYS, 3.BOB'S CLASSIC RESTORATION AND AUTO BODY, 4.JIM'S GOLF CARTS/
REEDSVILLE BUSSES, 5.US BANK, 6.Denor Electric, 7.Tisler Salvage, 8.Roffers Concrete, 9.1st Class Metal Finishing
(Cliff Guns)
$300 GOLF CART SPONSOR—Manitowoc Cranes LLC
$250 ALL STATE SPONSORS—1 .JF Brennen Company, INC Marine Contractors, 2.Patti's Lounge Athletic Club
$200 PICNIC SPONSORS—1.Catholic Financial Life
$200 SIGN SPONSOR—Orthopedic Associates Manitowoc
$150 DRINK SPONSORS—1.Bill Ebert Construction, 2.Kiesow Enterprises
$100 ALL CONFERENCE SPONSORS—1.ACE BUILDING SERVICE, 2.BILL LORRIGAN CONSTRUCTION, 3.REEDSVILLE INSURANCE CENTER, 4.DENMARK STATE BANK, 5.G&L Litho INC, 6.Kasten Hoof Care, 7. Levash Reality/Tom O' Connell, 8. Calumet County Bank, 9. Best Advantage Credit Union, 10. 1st Class Ventures, 11. Saucy's sports bar, 12.KNP Transport LLC, 13.
Krepline Custom Harvesting
$50-99 TEAM MEMBER DONATION—1.VERNON GOIN D.D.S., 2. J&J Service, INC PD, 3. Fox and Hounds PD
GRAND RAFFLE ITEMS—Green Bay Packers, Fox and Hounds, Shanna Graykowski, Milwaukee Brewers-Katie Mangin, Old
Bar, Craig Anhalt, Brians Custom Cutting, Marsh Inn, Shaving Street, Country Horizon 3-$20gift cards, Econo Foods,
Shear Design, Buffalo Wild Wings, Zander Press, Pat McCulley, Travis Grimm, Al Peters, Stadlers, KT Birdseed,
Kay's Krafts, Julie Dietrich, Corner House, Hardware Plus LLC, Spudz, Iron Buffalo, Wander Springs, Fox Hills, Autumn Ridge, Evil Tuning
REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION
MINUTES - REGULAR BOARD MEETING
JUNE 17, 2013
The regular meeting of the Reedsville Board of Education was called to
order at 6:34 P.M. by Board President John Ebert. Present: Board members – Todd Cavanaugh (arrived 6:38), Jeff Deprez, Andrew Maertz
(absent), and Cory Kiekhaefer. Administrative Team Member – Dennis
Raabe, Tony Butturini, Pat Popp, and Tracie Wurm: Others: Pam Hammel, Gerry Giese, Joan Popp, Julie Grimm, Sue Punt, Joy Spatchek,
Janice Zahorik, Larry Zahorik, Kris Hanson, Ellen Pierce, Michael Nate,
Ted Pierce, Debra Nate, Jodi Haese, Karen Bowers, June Scharnbroch
(Media)
Mr. Raabe announced that proper legal notice of the meeting had been
given.
I. Opening
B. The agenda was approved as edited. Under New Business - NEOLA
Policy numbers changed from 6000 to 0000.
C. Presentation of Commendation by Paul Tittl to Patrick Popp to his
years of service to the Reedsville School District.
D. Presentation of senior essay “Making A Difference” Award – Rachel
Bubolz and Nichole Mangin honoring Kris Hanson and Ellen Pierce.
E. Pledge of Allegiance – Led by all honorees – Janice Zahorik, Pat
Popp, Ellen Pierce, and Kris Hanson.
II. Public Input
Mr. Jerold Korinek said he didn’t see posting for the job openings. Mr.
Raabe explained the lengthy process that the committees went through.
III. Reports
A. District Administrator
Mr. Dennis Raabe reported as follows: 1. Update and explanation of interview process. 2. Update on personnel reductions for 2013-2014. 3.
August administrative / Board Retreat. 4. Credit approvals. 5. Kugle request to build basketball court.
B. High School Principal
No Report
C. Elem / MS Principal
No Report
D. School Psychologist / Supervisor of Special Education
No Report
E. Board Members
Cory Kiekhaefer talked about the interesting process for hiring.
IV. Old Business
A. Reminder that all student insurance paid by the district will be terminated beginning in the 2013-2014 school year.
V. Consensus Agenda Items
A. Approval of the minutes from regular and closed session from May
20, 2013.
B. Employment Recommendations –
1. Middle School Volleyball Coach – Ann Marx
2. JV Wrestling – Keith Verbeten
3. JV Volleyball – Kim Noskowiak
4. Ann Otto – Retirement
C. Discussion and Payment of Bills.
Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory Kiekhaefer to approve
the consensus agenda items. All ayes. The Board expressed their best
wishes for Ann Otto and noted that she was a real advocate for the students.
VI. New Business
A. Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by Todd Cavanaugh to approve the
NEOLA Policies 0000 through 9000 as discussed and reviewed during
the overview process. All ayes.
B. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Jeff Deprez to approve the
2013-2014 Board Meeting Schedule. All ayes.
VII. Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by Todd Cavanaugh to go into
Closed Session at 7:20 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 responsibility. (Discussion on compensation issues.) The
Reedsville Board of Education reserves the right to return to open session. Roll Call vote – All ayes.
VIII. Return to Open Session
Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Jeff Deprez to hire Michael Nate as
Principal of Reedsville Elementary / Middle School . Roll Call vote – All
ayes.
IX. Adjournment
Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Jeff Deprez to adjourn at 7:55 PM.
Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned.
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Cory Kiekhaefer. Clerk
Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board
June 20, 2013
A meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on June 20,
2013 at 6:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz. Present were: Ryan
Lorrigan, Mary Olson, and Jerry Reis, and Also present were: Chris Busse,
Brad Busse, Leroy Krepline, JoAnn Mignon, and Craig Schuh. Absent: Bob
Campana, and Jack Siebert.
The minutes of the previous meeting of June 6, 2013 were approved as
presented.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Reis to pay the accounts
payable in the amount of $72,807.78. Motion carried 4-0.
Following the recommendation from C Busse, a motion was made by Olson
and seconded by Reis to get a sample of the new light bulb for a street pole
on Park Street to review the lighting effect. Motion carried 4-0.
Resolution 2013-3 relating to the Compliance Maintenance Annual Report
was introduced by Reis. A motion was made by Olson and seconded by
Lorrigan to approve the Resolution as presented. Motion carried 4-0.
Correspondence was presented from the Village Attorney regarding the
Class B License opinion and the Reserve Grant Program and Ordinance.
Following a discussion a motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by
Olson to approve the Pay Request #3 from Northeast Asphalt in the amount
of 29,974.59. Motion carried 4-0.
Ordinance 2013-3 regarding the Reserve Alcohol Beverage License was
introduced by Olson. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Ordinance as presented. Roll call taken: Motion carried
4-0.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the
Home Occupation Permit for IvyRose Spica Chairs. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Reis to approve the Class A
Combination License Application from Country Horizon Coop (Reedsville
C-Store). Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Class
B Beer Applications from Reedsville Athletic Assn (Park Street & Bubolz
Park). Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Reis to approve the Class B
Combination License Applications from: Reedsville Fire Fighters, Five
Alarm, Civilization Bar & Grill, The Old Bar, Manitowoc Street Pub, and
Webster’s Inn on Third Street. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Olson to approve the Tempo-
Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board
July 18, 2013
A meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on July 18,
2013 at 6:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz. Present were: Bob
Campana, Ryan Lorrigan, Mary Olson, and Jerry Reis. Absent: Jack
Siebert. Also present were: Brad Busse, Melanie Hills, Leroy Krepline,
JoAnn Mignon, Joe Tisler, Andy Pantzlaff, Gene & Cindy Sievert. Jeff
Christel, Jack Willems, Paul Tisler, Gerald Schwahn, Steve Zirbel, Jerold
Korinek, Ted Reinemann, Steve Webster, Todd Maertz, Mike Ott, Jeremy
Foytik, and Craig Schuh.
The minutes of the previous meeting of June 20, 2013 were approved as
presented.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Campana to pay the accounts payable in the amount of $608.33. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Campana to pay the accounts payable in the amount of $52,120.05. Motion carried 4-0.
Reports: President, Reedsville First Responders, Reedsville Fire Department, and Reedsville Utility - Written
A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Olson to approve the
Soda License application from Valu Pro Power Center. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Reis to approve the following Operators License applications: Laura Reinke, Danyl Haas, Kelly
Bauknecht, Danielle Mrotek, Debra Hansen and Steve Webster. Motion
carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Campana to renew the CWF
Replacement Certificate of Deposit for 6 month at the Denmark State Bank.
Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Reis to replace the bulbs on
Park Street with 145 watt bulbs. Motion carried 4-0.
Olson will contact the Reedsville Athletic Assn and Reedsville School District regarding the electric bill for the hardball field concession stand.
A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to approve Pay Request #1 from Wood Sewer and Excavating in the amount of $82,964.45.
Motion carried 4-0.
Bubolz will look into obtaining prices for a computer for the Public Works
Dept.
A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to approve the drive
rary Class B License Applications from: Reedsville Fire Fighters, Reedsville Flames Youth Football, and Reedsville First Responders. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the
Soda License Applications from: Reedsville Fire Fighters, Reedsville Athletic Assn., Country Horizon Coop., Five Alarm, Civilization Bar & Grill,
Jim’s Service and Car Wash, Colleen’s Café, Equity Coop, The Old Bar,
Reedsville Flames Youth Football, Reedsville Lioness, Manitowoc Street
Pub, Webster’s Inn on Third Street and Reedsville First Responders. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Tobacco License Application from Country Horizon Coop (Reedsville CStore). Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Reis to approve the Operator’s License Application from the following: Laurie Miller, Wendy
Shimek, Nancy Peterson, Nicole Miller, Kay Mahloch, Stacy Schanilec,
Kaylee Doneau, Brittany Workentine, Theresa Korinek, Kayla Saari, Courtney Weichart, Linda Wenzel, Tom Wenzel, Tom O’Connell, John Sloma,
Anthony Schultz, Tamara Brockmann, Brad Busse, Michael Ott, Michael
Pautz, Michael O’Connell, Jacob Glasow, Jeremy Glasow, Dean Bubolz,
Todd Maertz, Jessup Bubolz, May Kay Geiger, Cassandra Weinreis, Susan
Miller, Kathie O’Leary, Patricia Schultz and Craig Anhalt. Motion carried 4
-0.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to authorize the
Clerk-Treasurer to pay any bills that come due before the next Village
Board meeting. Motion carried 4-0
Because of the partnership between the Reedsville School District and the
Village of Reedsville, a motion was made by Olson and seconded by Reis
to approve the use of the Village trailer by the Reedsville School District
for the parade. Motion carried 4-0.
Due to the holiday, the next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, July
18, 2013 at 6:30 PM. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. Meeting adjourned at
8:38PM.
Respectfully submitted
Mary Jo Krahn,
Clerk/Treasurer
-along request with the Reedsville First Responders as long as they sign the
waiver before participation. Motion carried 4-0.
The cross connection ordinance draft will be forwarded to the Village Attorney for her review.
A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to make a correction to the June 6, 2013 meeting minutes. Change is that the fire truck will
be sold to the Rockwood Fire Department. Motion carried 4-0.
A presentation was given by Busse regarding purchasing a new fire truck. A
motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to purchase a Top
Mount Pumper and Chassis from Rosenbauer South Dakota, LLC in the
amount of $417,127.00. Roll call take: Motion carried 3-1 (Olson – nay).
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Campana to approve the
proposal from Ayres Associates to prepare the Water System Model and
Finding Memorandum for the lump sum fee of $13,000. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to approve the proposal from Ayres Associates to prepare the Village sanitary sewer, water
system and storm sewer GIS mapping and the ArcView license for an
amount based on a lump sum price of $13,625.00. Motion also included a
purchase of a new computer for the Utility Dept. Motion carried 4-0.
The 2012 Financial Reports were presented for review.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the resignation of Nicole LaBrec-Stuart from the Reedsville First Responders. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the vacation request from an employee. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Campana to approve the
vacation request from an employee. Motion carried 4-0.
A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the vacation request from an employee. Motion carried 4-0
The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, August 1, 2013 at 6:30
PM. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to adjourn the
meeting. Motion carried 5-0. Meeting adjourned at 8:22 PM.
Respectfully submitted
Mary Jo Krahn,
Clerk/Treasurer