Reedsville News June 2014 www.reedsville.org

REEDSVILLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE AN-NOUNCES DRIVE TO IMPROVE BU-BOLZ MEMORIAL PARK PLAY-GROUND AND ADD DOG PARK

Reedsville area children—and pets—will be happy to hear about a new initiative launched by the Reedsville Economic Development Committee. According to Honorary Chairperson Heidi Bubolz, “We’re in the process of obtaining funds to update playground equipment at Bubolz Memorial Park which will include the addi-tion of a module for special needs chil-dren. The playground receives a great deal of use especially during the summer baseball season when players and fans bring their families. The older equipment has been removed, and we are going to replace it with more durable units that are geared to promoting physical fitness and that give us the opportunity to add more features at a later date. “We also plan to use the open area around the park to create a small dog park that we’re calling the Reedsville ‘Park & Bark.’ It will include a fenced-in area for owners to exercise their pets, as well as a covered shelter, picnic bench, and waste disposal facility. “The dog park will include a special me-morial walk incorporating inscribed bricks that will enable people to honor present and deceased pets. Donations will cover the cost of the bricks and their installation, as well as a contribution to the develop-ment of the park and playground. Because exercise is important to both children and animals, we think it’s a good idea all around.” The fund drive will include collections through donation jars prepared by the local Boy Scout troop, special events including a blessing of the pets, participa-tion in the annual Reedsville Firemen’s Parade, and other fundraising efforts. Mrs. Bubolz comments, “We’re extremely excited at this opportunity to improve facilities that will be open to people and pets throughout Reedsville and the sur-rounding areas. We invite participation by individuals, businesses, and local founda-tions.” Located north of Highway 10 in Reeds-ville, Bubolz Memorial Park was made possible through a donation of land by the Bubolz family. It includes a baseball field, Concession Stand and a playground, as well as the open acreage that will be used for the dog park. For further information or to inquire about a donation, please contact Mary Jo Krahn at 920-754-4371 or visit our website at www.reedsville.org.

304 Manitowoc Street Reedsville

JUNE SPECIALS

Every Monday CLOSED

Every Tuesday BLT Wrap with

Strawberry Spinach Salad

Every Thursday Walking Tacos

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

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THIRD STREET

SUMMER TIPS WITH NATURE'S SUNSHINE PRODUCTS Summer is coming so be prepared with a variety of products available. Did you know the number one trigger of daytime fatigue is lack of water? It is best to sip water through-out the day rather than drinking it all at once. According to Dr. Gordon Pedersen 75% of American chil-dren are dehydrated regularly and 37% of American children believe they are hungry when they are ac-tually thirsty. A loss of 3% of body water slows metabolism, retards toxin excretion, and results in toxin storage and fat gain. And a 2% loss of body water results in short-tem memory loss and trouble focus-ing. Dehydration is one of the most common reasons for hospitalization among children and the elder-ly. Exercising or working hard, add SOLSTIC REVIVE to replace valuable electrolytes without nasty sugars and dyes. SILVER SHIELD GEL can be used for athlete's foot, bug bites, bee stings, sunburn, scratch-es, scrapes and wounds. And SILVER SHIELD GEL can be applied to replace anti-bacterial hand sanitizers being effective up to 4 hours after application. This is a product that is al-ways in my purse and anywhere I travel. June special available from Roadway To Health - 25% off the retail price of SOLSTIC REVIVE & SILVER SHIELD GEL For more information contact me at: 920-772-4135 maryellen@mynsp.com www.mynsp.com/maryellen

From the Village HallFrom the Village Hall

Street Closed: Park Street 150 feet south of Manitowoc Street until 150 feet north of Green Meadow Drive will be closed Friday, June 27, 2014 until Sunday, June 29, 2014 for the annual Fire Fighters picnic. Grass clippings are not to be blown on Village Streets or put into the Creek. Yard waste such as grass clip-pings, leaves, and yard & garden waste shall be disposed of by composting the material or taking it to the Village compost site. Operator Licenses: All Operator Licenses expire at midnight on June 30, 2014. If you like to renew your license, a fill–in application can be found on the Reedsville Website at www.reedsville.org under the forms tab or picked up at the Reedsville Municipal Building Lobby. Cost of the license is $10.00. Pool Owners: You must fill out the Swimming Pool Discount Application to qualify for the swimming pool discount. No other form of submittal will be accepted. A fill–in application can be found on the Reedsville Website at www.reedsville.org under the forms tab or picked up at the Reedsville Municipal Building Lobby. Clerk/Treasurer’s Office Hours: Monday thru Thursday, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm and Friday, 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. Office is located at the Reedsville Municipal Building, 217 Menasha Street. Phone number: 920-754-4371, E-mail address: clerk-treasurer@reedsville.org Chipping Dates: June 3rd & 17th Recycling Pick-Up: June 6th & 20th

Reedsville News

Deadline The next deadline for the July Reedsville News will be

June 13. Submissions can

be e-mailed to reedsvillenews@new.rr.com

or dropped off at the Reeds-ville Village Hall during nor-

mal business hours.

Thank you! Amanda Schrubbe

REEDSVILE FIRE DEPARTMENT Is spring finally here? With warm weather comes the season of clean up from

winter which creates piles of brush that you may want to burn. Or you may

want to burn some grass to help wildlife habitats. The Reedsville Fire depart-

ment will issue burning permits for grass vegetation and clean untreated

wood only. We CAN NOT issue burning permits to burn plastic, garbage, treated or painted wood or rubber.

In order to fulfill your permit request, we ask that you contact somebody

from the list below FIVE days prior to any burning. Failure to do so may

result in the inability to obtain a permit.

To request a burning permit please contact one of the following:

Fire Chief Brad Busse 754-4936

Asst. Chief Jeremy Foytik 540-8262

Asst. Chief Todd Maertz 860-1857

Firefighters Park For all park rental information please contact Mike Pautz 754-4350.

JUNE

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Webster's

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Kay’s Kraft & Gift Shop

215 Main Street

Reedsville, WI 54230

The 80% sales is still going on, get your gift items before they are gone! Now is the time to start stocking up for birthdays! weddings! baby showers! graduation! Memorial Day! Fall! and even Christmas. Father's Day is just

around the corner, stop in at Kay's Kraft's and get some frames, mugs, and sports items, all items 80% off. Personalize a keychain for dad or grandpa with the Italian charm line. Buy four charms get the fifth one free. New items: Floating Charm Necklace Line, Kayla's Clips and Tutus, Avon, The Flower Shop (tin flowers), Kris-ta's Knitted Scarves (for children and adults), New Kids Jewelry

Line. New summer hours starting June 7th will be Wednes-day 2-6 Thursday 10-3 Friday 9-2 Saturday 10-3. Need a gift and I am not open, just call 920-754-1127 and I will open up for you. Come see what you've been missing at Kay's Kraft's.

304 Manitowoc Street Reedsville

(920) 443-3001

**June is Dairy Month**

FREE Ice Cream Sundae with every buffet

purchase through the month of June!

Recycling Workshop 633 Manitowoc St

920-754-4021 Hours:

Mon - Thurs 8am - 5pm Friday 8am-12pm Top Prices Paid

REEDSVILLE FIREFIGHTERS “LET’S EXTINGUISH CANCER”

5/10K Run/Walk & Children’s ½ Mile Run Saturday June 28, 2014

7:15 AM Registration 7:45 AM Children’s Run 8:00AM Run/Walk

All participants must complete and sign form (Please Print Clearly)

Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _________________________ City: _______________________ State: _______ Zip: ____________

Phone: ___________________________ Gender (check one): ____ Male ____ Female Age: _______

Division (check one): _____ 10K Run _____ 5K Run _____ 5K Walk _____ 0.5 Children’s Run/Walk

Entry Fee: Participants will receive T-shirt if entry form and entry fee are received by June 15

Run/Walk $20.00 Before June 15 (In order to get T-shirt on day of event) $25.00 After June 15 (T-shirt can be mailed upon request) Children’s Run $10.00

Adult T-Shirt size (check one): _____ S _____ M _____ L _____ XL _____ XXL

Child T-Shirt size (check one): _____ S (6-8) _____ M (10-12) _____ L (14-16)

Consent and Liability Waiver I know that participating in the Reedsville Firefighters Run/Walk is a potentially hazardous activity. I understand that I should not participate in this event

unless I am in good physical condition. I hereby assume the risk of any injury and I release, discharge and hold harmless the volunteers, staff, all event spon-sors and all others in any way connected with the event from any and all claims for injury or damage arising from my participation in it. I hereby permit the

free use of my name and picture in broadcasts, telecasts, newspapers, periodicals, websites and brochures that report or promote this event. ______________________________________________ ____________ _______________________________________________ Participant Signature Date Parent/Guardian Signature for Minor

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All proceeds to Cancer Assistance

Please mail entry form and check payment to: Reedsville Firefighters

P.O. Box 369 Reedsville, WI 54230

Graciella’s Watching CareGraciella’s Watching CareGraciella’s Watching CareGraciella’s Watching Care If your regular babysitter needs off—

We would be interested in being your fill in babysitter for the summer months.

• We live in Reedsville

• We would be available 1st or 2nd shift

• We live close to the park

• We will provide fun & educational activities for your children.

• Even if it’s just an hour or two/or a day or two a week/month

If you are going on vacation or in need of a helper with your pets, I can help you

out…. I can feed, walk or just spend time with your pet.

Call us for available times & dates:

Graciella & Sharie 920-754-4194

Congratulations Graduates!

SUNRISE HORSE FARM

Mark your calendars for the SUMMER GALLOP which will be held Satur-day July 26 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The raffle prizes will be: $250 cash prize

Painting of copies by Ron McCormick - $225 value Charcoal sketching of a horse by Chris Remberg - $200 value

Ladies ArtDeco black onyx ring, 10K gold, size 6 - $200 estimated value $150 cash prize

Handymen - 2 men @ 2 hrs. each - $100 value Wander Springs - 2-18 holes golf - $50 value

$25 Fleet Farm gift card Additional prizes

Tickets are available for $5 each or 3/$10

This month Morgan is sharing why she likes to come to Sunrise: I like coming and helping out the best I can, and I enjoy working with the horses.

We are in need of volunteers for the summer months from 8-noon, later

afternoon or early evening. Contact us for more information. 17226 Limekiln Road * Reedsville, WI 54230 * 920.772.4135

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

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INDOOR & OUTDOOR STORAGE/PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE

CALL FOR RATES CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED

PUBLIC NOTICEPUBLIC NOTICEPUBLIC NOTICEPUBLIC NOTICE SEVERE WEATHER POLICYSEVERE WEATHER POLICYSEVERE WEATHER POLICYSEVERE WEATHER POLICY

The Reedsville Fire Department wants to inform you on policies that will assist you in the event of severe weather. In the event of severe weather the Manitowoc County Emergency Man-agement will activate the siren located in the Village of Reedsville using the following guidelines: Severe Thunderstorm WatchSevere Thunderstorm WatchSevere Thunderstorm WatchSevere Thunderstorm Watch

• The siren DOES NOTDOES NOTDOES NOTDOES NOT tone. Severe Thunderstorm WarningSevere Thunderstorm WarningSevere Thunderstorm WarningSevere Thunderstorm Warning

• The siren DOES NOTDOES NOTDOES NOTDOES NOT tone. Tornado WatchTornado WatchTornado WatchTornado Watch

• The siren DOES NOTDOES NOTDOES NOTDOES NOT tone. Tornado WarningTornado WarningTornado WarningTornado Warning

• The siren will tone for three (3) minutes.

• The Fire Department will also send its emergency vehicles throughout the fire district to warn residents.

• You should tune to local TV & Radio for further updates.

• The siren may go off multiple times depending on storm status. This means that danger is still present.

• There is no “All Clear” siren tone.

• The Reedsville Village Hall will be opened up as an emergen-cy shelter for those that need it.

However, during inclement weather, everyone is encouraged to remain alert and listen to weather reports via the television and/or radio. Reminder: Don’t forget batteries, in the event of a power failure. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at 754-4936. Brad Busse, Fire Chief Reedsville Fire Department

Childhood DiabetesChildhood DiabetesChildhood DiabetesChildhood Diabetes Childhood diabetes is a growing problem. There are two types of diabetes that are impacting children of all ages; type 1 and type 2 diabetes. In type 1 diabetes, the pancreas no longer produces insulin. The most telling sign of this disease in a child’s body is the abrupt onset of more frequent drink-ing and urinating for at least two to four weeks. Other typical symptoms include wetting the bed and unexplained weight loss. One risk factor for type 1 diabetes is family history. Example: A father with type 1 diabetes has approximately a six percent chance of having an affected child, while a diabetic mother has about a one and half percent chance. Type 1 diabetes is treated by insulin injections. Simply put, type 2 diabetes is the body’s resistance to insulin and is often as-sociated with childhood obesity. Type 2 is related much more to genetics. A child has a 50 percent risk of developing type 2 if a sibling has it. It can show up without symptoms. Type 2 diabetes is treat-ed with diet and oral medications to break down insulin resistance and allow naturally produced insulin to work better. Type 2 diabetes used to be an adult disease, but today we are seeing it more in pediatrics. To help your children stay on track and avoid the potential onset of type 2 diabetes, it is im-portant to promote physical activity and healthful eating. Denise Brilliant, NP, is a nurse practitioner at Aurora Health Center in Reedsville. To schedule an appoint-ment, call 920-754-4337.

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REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES - REGULAR BOARD MEETING

March 17, 2014

The regular meeting of the Reedsville Board of Education was called to order at 6:29 P.M. by Board President John Ebert. Present: Board Members – John Ebert, Todd Cavanaugh, Jeff Deprez, Andrew Maertz, and Cory Kiekhaefer. Administrative Team Members – Mark Swanson, Tony Butturini, Michael Nate, and Tracie Wurm; Others: Lau-rie Towne, Karen Bowers, Sue Punt, Jodi Haese, Judy Hop-man, Kris Hanson, Heather Baugniet, Chris Shimek, Court-ney Orth, Jerold Korinek, Joe Schmatz, Darlene Propson, Eric Roffers, and Becky O’Leary.

John Ebert announced that proper legal notice of the meeting had been given. I. Opening

A. The agenda was approved. B. Pledge of Allegiance. II. Public Input Eric Roffers made a request for new wrestling mats. Jerold Korinek spoke about change in staffing and

school calendar due to snow days Darlene Propson spoke about change to number of

hours of instruction from days of instruction. III. Reports A. District Administrator

Mr. Mark Swanson reported as follows: 1. Course approvals – Laurie Towne & Craig Dellemann

Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Andrew Maertz. 2. Director of Special Education / District

Assessment Coordinator position has been post-ed.

B. HS Principal

Mr. Tony Butturini reported as follows: 1. Teachscape certified 2. Cortney Orth – National honor, Artimus USA “A Work of Art” Competition 3. Bobbi Jo Lund – Congrats on Herb Kohl Initia-tive Scholarship Excellence recipient 4. Senior Class play – March 28th & 29th 5. NHS Induction ceremony.

C. Elem/MS Principal

Mr. Michael Nate reported as follows: 1. Katie McKy visit. 2. In-service – Student Learning Ob-jectives. 3. Educator Effectiveness. 4. Summer School update. 5. ELA Curriculum 6. Dance class and performance. 7. Mrs. Butturini held Math night.

D. School Psychologist/Supervisor of Special Education

Dr. Wurm reported as follows: 1. Children with Disabilities Program. Will class is attending job fair. 2. WKCE – Still on hold. 3.Smarter Balanced As-sessment.

E. Board Members Andrew Maertz reported on Wise Dash. Todd

Cavanaugh – Happy St. Patrick’s Day. IV. Old Business

None

V. Consensus Agenda Items

A. Approval of the minutes from regular board meet-ing on February 24, 2014 and closed session and special meetings on February 26, 2014 and March 10, 2014.

B. Discussion / Action – Payment of Bills. Motion by Andrew Maertz, seconded by Cory

Kiekhaefer. All ayes. VI. New Business

A. Information: Notice of School Board Election Incumbents: Todd Cavanaugh and Andrew Maertz 2013-2014 Election Timetable April 1 – Spring Election April 28 – School Board member take office. B. Superintendent Contract Approval – Tony Butturini Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Andrew Maertz. All ayes. Amendment made to initial motion to include High School Principal. Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Andrew Maertz. All ayes. C. Employment recommendations – Resignations / Retirements – Steve Mirsberger – Business Ed and Athletic Director, Maribeth Blake – part-time speech therapist, Sue Punt – Middle School Athletic Director, Brigette Sonnabend – Special Ed aid, Ellen Pierce – NHS advisor. Add Tyler Zahn – Assistant Baseball Coach Motion by Andrew Maertz, seconded by Todd Cavanaugh. All ayes. The Board appreciates all the service these individuals have given to the district. E. Discussion – Initial 2014-2015 Initial Budget Data Points. F. Discussion – Elementary / Middle School Principal Staffing Report 2014-2015. G. Discussion – High School Principal Staffing Re-port for 2014-2015.

VII. Closed Session Motion by Todd Cavanaugh, seconded by Cory

Kiekhaefer to go into closed session at 8:05 P.M. according to SS 19.85 (1) (c) Considering employ-ment, promotion, compensation or performance eval-uation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises re-sponsibility. (Evaluations) The Reedsville Board of Education reserves the right to return to open ses-sion. Roll call vote. All ayes.

VIII. Return to Open Session Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by Andrew Maertz.

All ayes. IX. Adjournment Motion by Jeff Deprez, seconded by Andrew Maertz

to adjourn at 9:03 PM. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned.

Cory Kiekhaefer, Clerk

Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board April 3, 2014

A meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on April 3, 2014 at 6:30 PM by Village President Andy Bubolz. Present were: Bob Campana, Ryan Lorrigan, Mary Olson, Jerry Reis, and Jack Siebert. Also present were: Brad Busse, Melanie Hills, Leroy Krepline, Andrew Pantz-laff, Joan Sheehy, Todd Linzmeier and JoAnn Mignon The minutes of the previous meeting of March 20, 2014 were approved as presented. A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Campana to pay the ac-counts payable in the amount of $26,967.03. Motion carried 5-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to approve the Fire Protection Agreement with the Town of Franklin. Motion carried 5-0. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Olson to have Village employees cut the Reedsville Athletic Assn field for $1,100.00 a year and to have Jerry Maertz cut the Village Cemetery for $350.00 a year. Motion carried 5-0. Hills presented the First Responders monthly report. Correspondence was presented from Aaron Barr resigning from the Reedsville First Responders. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to accept the resig-nation. Mignon presented the Police Department written monthly report Busse gave an update on the water breaks and the Lift Station. A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Reis to purchase a new pump from Vacuum, Pump and Compressor Inc. in the amount of $9,694.00. Motion carried 5-0 Busse presented the Fire Department quarterly call report.

A discussion was held regarding the Utility Disconnection Policy. The fi-nalized policy will be presented at the next regular scheduled Village Board meeting for approval. Ordinance 2014-1 removing the committee designa-tion will be prepared for the next regular scheduled Board meeting for ap-proval. School will clean the floors in the hall and office during the summer when they do theirs. Linzmeier discussed the water concern on the Sheehy property. The ordi-nance will be reviewed. Schuh will review the settling of the lawn areas on the Mill Street project. A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Campana to cancel the April 17, 2014 Board meeting and pay any bills that need to paid on that date with final approval at the May 1st meeting. Motion carried 5-0. A discussion was held on the repairs needed on 5th Street. Schuh will prepare option for the May 1, 2014 meeting. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to have Schuh inspect the 4th Street Bridge and return with his findings. A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Siebert to install fence to match the bridge railing on the school side of the creek. Motion carried 5-0. A motion was made by Olson and seconded by Siebert to approve the offer of purchase of the Industrial Park Drive cul-du-sac from United Packaging. Motion carried 5-0. Campa-na gave an update on the Manitowoc River Watershed meeting he attended. Olson gave an update on the Bubolz Park Playground Equipment Project. The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday, May 1, 2014 at 6:30 PM. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Olson to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 5-0. Meeting adjourned at 8:35 PM. Respectfully submitted Mary Jo Krahn, Clerk/Treasurer