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KIDS ARCHERY DAY

July 11th, Reedsville Sportsmen’s Club will be holding their 18th Annual Kids Ar-

chery Day. This is for kids between the ages of 4 & 14. Shooting is from 9 til 2 and

then at 3 the awards will be given away. The shooting is free. Kids are welcome to

bring their own bows to shoot or bows will be available for those that don’t have

one. There will be three courses for the different age groups. The shooters will get

a free lunch consisting of a hot dog or a hot tamale, a cookie, a bag of chips, and a

can of soda or bottle of water. They will also get a $1 ticket to the ice cream truck.

The DNR will be there along with Northwoods Fire Extinguishers, a bow fishing

demo, air rifle shooting and a balloon artist. Every shooter will receive a trophy.

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JULY SPECIALS

Every Tuesday All-you-can-eat

Potato Pancakes with Breakfast Links

Every Wednesday Blue Gill or

Popcorn Shrimp Basket

Every Thursday Broasted Pork Chop w/ choice of potato

Every Friday SEAFOOD BUFFET!

5pm - 8pm Perch Plates Baked Cod

Every Saturday Prime Rib Rib-eye Seafood

Sunday SUNDAY BRUNCH

10am-1pm

Broasted Chicken Available Every Day

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New sewer rates: The sewer volume charge increased 5% to $11.03 per month effective May 20, 2015. This increase will include all Residential, Commercial, Indus-trial, and Public Authority customers in the Village of Reedsville. Last sewer volume charge increase was on June 20, 2005. Due to the Holiday, the July 2nd Village Board meeting has been rescheduled for July 9, 2015. Meeting will start at 6:30 pm. Compost: Yard waste, such as grass clippings, leaves and yard and garden waste, shall be disposed of by com-posting the material or leaving it at the Village compost site located at 300 Mud Creek Road. Items NOT to be put in the compost are: stumps, roots, shrubs with intact root balls, pine cones, animal waste, and sod. A sign will be erected by the compost pile that is ready to be used by the public. Compost: – Non Residents: You must reside in the Vil-lage limits to dump items in the compost area. 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 at least fifteen (15’) from any lot line and may not be less than fifteen feet (15’) from any building. Persons utilizing and main-taining 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 obtain 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 unlawful for any person owning or in control of a dog or cat to allow or permit such animal to defecate on any private or public property owned by another person. Vio-lation of this shall be punishable by a forfeiture of any-where from $20.00 to $200.00 Last installment of your real estate taxes: The Mani-towoc County Treasurer, Cheryl M. Duchow, is remind-ing taxpayers that July 31st is just around the corner and this means the last installment of your real estate taxes is due. Contact the Manitowoc 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 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 Web-site at www.reedsville.org under the Forms and Permits tab or picked up at the Reedsville Municipal Building Lobby. Consumer Confidence Report (CCR): In June 2015, a copy of the 2014 CCR was sent to all Reedsville Utility customers. 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 7th and 21st Recycling Pick-Up: July 3rd, 17th, and 31st.

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REEDSVILLE AREA

SENIOR CITIZENS

The Reedsville Area Sen-ior Citizen's Meeting will be on Tues., July 21, 2015 at 1:30P.M. in the Commu-nity Room at the Reeds-ville Manor. All interested area Seniors are welcome to join us for an afternoon of fun, socializing, and playing cards and some-times interesting guest

speakers.

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church office at (920) 754-4432.

“Froggy Friends” was a Great Success! Friends of the Branch River is now sponsoring a brat fry on Friday, July 3 at Rob’s Market on

Menasha Avenue, Manitowoc starting at 11:00. Funds raised go toward more public events and programs geared to the kids. Come and enjoy some delicious food before

the holiday. Thanks for all your support!

IN.FORM SESSIONS -

BURN FAT/BE FIT/FOR LIFE We are seeing good results..and partici-pants are excited. Some of the partici-pants after one week on the program are seeing more energy, their hunger is satis-fied, body fat percentage down, hydra-tion levels up, muscle mass up, visceral fat down, metabolic age down. That is cause for celebration!!! Come and join the fun...Mondays at 6 P.M. or Wednes-days at 5 P.M. Another question for Dr. Luis Pacheco...Why is weight management important? Some of the benefits associ-ated with better weight management include: REDUCED RISK FOR HEART AT-TACKS: Did you know that losing just 10 pounds can result in a significant risk reduction for heart attacks? It's true. The healthier your coronary arteries, the less likelihood of having a heart attack. BETTER BLOOD PRESSURE CONTROL: Losing weight can also have a direct ben-eficial effect on blood pressure. LOWERED RISK FOR SLEEP APNEA: Many of my patients who suffer from sleep ap-

nea are also overweight. This is oftentimes due to narrowing of one's airway because of the extra tissue around the wind-pipe walls. The more overweight you are, the greater the po-tential for airway narrowing and the worsening of sleep ap-nea. Remember the IN.FORM program is for a healthy lifestyle..not just weight management. July special at Roadway To Health - 25% off the retail price of any in stock product. Contact me at: 920-772-4135 ● maryellen@mynsp.com

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REEDSVILLE LIONS CLUB COMMUNITY CALENDAR The Reedsville Lions Club is now in charge. The Betterment Group

has turned the project of the Community Calendar over to the Reedsville Lions Club. So, NOW is the time to collect the data and take orders for the 2016 calendars. Calendar prices are still $8 each. You may enter as many family birthdays and anniversaries that you want to. We have plenty of space on the calendar pages to include

new names and families in the Reedsville area. We would like to get more people involved. Lions members will be contacting the fami-lies that are listed on the 2015 calendar. New entries can be added

by calling Renee Seiler @ 920-772-4297 or email @ renees_stamps@tds.net. The deadline for purchasing the 2016 cal-endar is July 31, 2015. Please contact us now!! YOUR SUPPORT

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SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDEDSCHOLARSHIPS AWARDEDSCHOLARSHIPS AWARDEDSCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED The Friends of St. Patrick, Inc. of Maple Grove, WI, through generous donations from some of their members, were able to award five scholarships, totaling $2300, to deserving High School graduates this spring. A Donald & Kathy O’Hearn $500 Scholarship was awarded to Steven Vogel, a graduate of Roncalli High Schools graduating class of 2015. Steven is the son of Lisa and Mark Vogel of Reeds-ville, WI. He will be a6ending Carrol University, Milwaukee in the fall majoring in exercise science with a pre-physical therapist concentration. The Leonard & Alice (Lorrigan) Taddy $500 Scholarship went to Callie Willman, a graduate of Mishicot High School. Callie is the daughter of Ann and Jan Willman of Manitowoc, and will be a6ending The University of Wisconsin Extension, Manitowoc. She plans on majoring in English Communication and Journal-ism. Another Donald & Kathy O’Hearn $500 Scholarship was awarded to Hannah Sturm. Hannah graduated from Roncalli High School and plans on a6ending University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, to receive a degree in Sports Management.

The Frances (O’Hearn) Kerscher $500 Scholarship was awarded to Olivia Dietrich, a recent graduate of Reedsville High School. Olivia is the daughter of Julie and Allen Die-trich of Reedsville. She will be a6ending the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point ma-joring in Accounting, with her goal to become a Certified Public Accountant. The $300 Vic, Agnes, Glen, & Pa6i Konop scholarship was awarded to Shannon Fenlon who graduated from Reedsville High School. Shannon is the daughter of Victoria and Jerry Fenlon of Reedsville. She will be a6ending Madison Tech, to become a veterinarian

technician. The Friends of St. Patrick, Inc., and the scholarship selection commi6ee, would like to thank all who applied for our scholarships and wish the 2015 graduates a very success-ful future.

PLAY IT SAFE WITH FIREWORKS By Denise Brilliant, N.P.

Among the popular outdoor summertime activities that often accompanies picnics, family

gatherings and other parties is the use of fireworks to help punctuate a celebration. Of

course, Independence Day celebrations prompt many to exhibit their own pyrotechnic

displays. Whether it’s the Fourth of July or any other holiday or gathering, anytime fire-

works are being used, it’s very important the safety of everyone involved is taken into

account. There is significant risk of serious injury – particularly to eyes and extremities –

when using fireworks and a high degree of caution should be used when engaged with

such devices. Injuries from fireworks, especially homemade or illegal fireworks, are all

too common. Young children account for a majority of injuries related to fireworks. Ac-

cording to the United States Eye Injury Registry, approximately 12,000 Americans are

treated in emergency departments annually for firework-related injuries, and many of

those injuries involve the eye. A few tips to keep in mind:

• All fireworks are dangerous and extreme caution should be exercised when using.

• Firecrackers, bottle rockets, sparklers and Roman candles account for

most fireworks injuries.

• Sparklers may seem harmless, but burn up to 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit.

For children under the age of 5, sparklers account for three-quarters of fire-

works injuries.

• In case of an eye injury, do not touch, rub or press the injured eye. Seek

immediate care from an ophthalmologist or hospital emergency room.

The safest option is to leave fireworks in the hands of professionals who take extensive

safety precautions when producing their spectacular light displays. If you or loved ones

are going to use fireworks, remember to exercise caution and follow any safety precau-

tions that may be included on fireworks packaging. Losing one’s sight or a finger is a

high price to pay for a few minutes of fun. Summer and all the fun times that come with

it can be the best days of the year, especially when celebrated safely.

Denise Brilliant, NP, is a nurse practitioner at Aurora Health Center in Reedsville. To schedule an appointment, call (920) 754-4337.

St. John—St. James Lutheran Church (WELS) 219 Manitowoc Street, Reedsville ● (920) 754-4568

Summer Worship Schedule (through Labor Day)

Thursdays @ 7:00 pm ● Sundays @ 9:00 am “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son.”

~John 3:16

Reedsville News Deadline

The next deadline for the Au-gust Reedsville News will be July 10 . Submissions can be

e-mailed to reedsvillenews@new.rr.com or dropped off at the Reeds-ville Village Hall during normal

business hours. Thank you!

Amanda Schrubbe

REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES - REGULAR BOARD MEETING

April 27, 2015

The regular meeting of the Reedsville Board of Education was called to order at 6:30 P.M. by Board President Andrew Maertz. Present: Board Members - Andrew Maertz, John Ebert, Vicki Petska, Rick Hein, and Carie Boldt. Admin-istrative Team Members - Tony Butturini, Michael Nate, and Angie Sanderfoot; Others Ryan McCulley, Aaron Fredrick, Michael Boldt, Zach Boldt, Gina Me-shak, Amy Hein, Joy Spatchek, Laurie Towne, Christine Shimek, Jodi Haese, Karen Bowers, Regina Olson, and Becky O’Leary. Andrew Maertz announced that proper legal notice of the meeting had been given. Oath of new office for new Board Members. I. Opening

A. Motion to approve agenda by John Ebert, Seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes. B. Pledge of Allegiance.

II. Public Input

None.

III. Reports A. District Administrator/High School Principal Mr. Tony Butturini reported as follows: 1. High School cooler compressor 2. Honor roll for term #3 3. Evening of Excellence is May 15 at 7:00 4. Bill Lorri-gan field trip for seniors. 5. Recognition banquet is April 29 at 6:00. 6. Congrats to Rachel Reis as valedictorian and Olivia Dietrich as salutatorian. 7. Area referendum results. B. Elem/MS Principal Mr. Michael Nate reported as follows: 1. Enrollment notes. 2. Summer School. 3. Summer musical. 4. Wrap around daycare. 5. Honor roll. 6. Conference academic bowl. 7. Badger testing. 8. PALS testing. 9. Outstanding service award - Jodi Haese. 10. Bedtime books. C. School Psychologist/Supervisor of Special Education Ms. Angie Sanderfoot reported as follows: 1. Children with Disabilities. 2. ACT Aspire. 3. Badger Exam. 4. PALS Testing. 5. Estimated state data availability. D. Board Members Andrew Maertz would like to Thank Jeff Deprez and Cory Kiekhaefer for their service on the board. Vicki Petska reported on Spring Music program, Kinder-garten classroom, would like a schedule what should be done each month, and would also like to see a list of what projects may need to be done. IV. Old Business None V. Consensus Action Items A. Approval of minutes from March 16, 2015 regular board meeting. Motion

made by Carie Boldt, seconded by Vicki Petska, Rick Hein-Abstained. All ayes.

B. Discussion/Action payment of bills. Motion made by John Ebert, second-ed by Rick Hein. All ayes.

V. Discussion Items A. Referendum results. B. PRIDE block for 2015-2016 C. Update on Big East Conference. D. Middle School JJ Watt Grant VI. Discussion/Action items A. Football request from Aaron Fredrick. Motion by Vicki Petska to have Greenleaf landscaping redo the football field if the money is available up to $3,500, seconded by Carie Boldt. All ayes. B. Request from Village to help remodel restrooms in Firemans Park. Motion by Andrew Maertz to decline assistance to the Village in lieu of work on the football field, seconded by Carie Boldt. All ayes. C. Department of Transportation request to sell land. Motion by Carie Boldt to

decline offer to buy adjacent land, seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes. D. Alternative Compensation Committee recommendation. Motion by John Ebert to table the recommendation until the May meeting, seconded by Rick Hein. All ayes. E. Facilities Update - Bids for Elementary/Middle School floor. Motion by Vicki Petska to have HJ Martin do the Elementary/Middle School flooring project, seconded by Carie Boldt. All ayes. F. Employment Recommendations - Monica Haelfrisch and Kyle Meulemans as middle school track coach. Football - Aaron Fredrick(Head) and Greg Pen-za(Asst), Volleyball - Kris Hanson(Head) and Kim Noskowiak(JV), Cross Coun-try - Shawn Eckstein(Head), Wrestling - Don Verbeten(Head) and Keith Ver-beten(Asst), Boys Basketball - Dave Bell(Head) and Ron Prochnow(Asst), Adam Christensen JV Girls Basketball-Resignation, Diane Geiger and Ron Maroszek-Retirement. Motion by John Ebert to approve all but the Girls Bas-ketball co-head coaches, seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes. Girls Basketball - Paul Ourada and Mike Behnke(co-head). Motion by Rick Hein, seconded by Carie Boldt. Roll call vote 4-1. G. Health Insurance Motion by Rick Hein to accept option #1 with GHT for health and dental insurance, seconded by John Ebert. All ayes. Going to look further into the health risk assessment. H. Reorganization of the Board. 1 . Nomination of Andrew Maertz for Board President by Carie Boldt. Nomi-nation of John Ebert by Rick Hein. Majority vote Andrew Maertz. Nomination of John Ebert for Vice-President by Vicki Petska. Nomination of Rick Hein by John Ebert. Rick Hein declined nomination. Motion by Rick Hein, seconded by Carie Boldt. All ayes. Nomination of Vicki Petska for Clerk by Carie Boldt. Motion by Rick Hein, seconded by Carie Boldt. All ayes. Nomination of Rick Hein for Treasurer by John Ebert. Motion by Vicki Petska, seconded by Carie Boldt. All ayes. 2. Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Rick Hein to designate legal correspond-ent of Davis Kuelthau - D&K. All ayes. 3. Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Rick Hein to designate Denmark State Bank as District Depository. All ayes. 4. Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Rick Hein to designate Brillion News as District Newspaper. All ayes. 5. Motion by Vicki Petska, seconded by John Ebert to designate Andrew Maertz as WASB Delegate and Carie Boldt as alternate. All ayes. 6. Motion by Vicki Petska, seconded by Carie Boldt to designate Andrew Maertz as CESA #7 representative. All ayes. 7. Motion by Vicki Petska, seconded by Carie Boldt to designate the Superin-tendent as District representative with state/federal agencies. All ayes. 8. Policy committee - Strike this committee. Technology committee consists of Rick Hein and Carie Boldt. Negotiations committee - Strike this committee. Public Relations committee consists of Vicki Petska and John Ebert. Health Insurance committee - Strike this committee. Alternate Compensation committee consists of Andrew Maertz and Rick Hein. Motion by Carie Boldt, seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes. VII. Closed Session Motion by Vicki Petska, seconded by Carie Boldt to go into closed session at 9:25 P.M. according to SS 19.85 (1) (c) Considering employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any public em-ployee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises respon-sibility. (Administration evaluation process and Teacher Contracts). 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 Rick Hein. All ayes. Discussion/Action I. Teacher Contracts. Motion by John Ebert to approve teacher con-tracts, seconded by Rick Hein. All ayes. IX. Adjournment Motion by John Ebert, seconded by Carie Boldt to adjourn at 9:53 PM. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned. Vicki Petska, Clerk

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TOPS-TAKING OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY

The Reedsville Chapter of TOPS received several awards this past May at the quarterly meeting

held in Kimberly. Our chapter was awarded a traveling trophy for losing the most weight of all

thirty-eight Wisconsin chapters during the first months of 2015. This was accomplished by seven

members losing an average of 8.04 pounds per person over the first quarter of the year. The

Reedsville Chapter also was recognized for having three no gain weeks during the same time

period. Several Reedsville TOPS members were also given awards for achieving individual

weight goals and accomplishments. In 2014 Wisconsin TOPS recorded a weight lose of

15,346.31 pounds for the year . Do your part to make yourself, Reedsville and Wisconsin

LIGHTER in 2015 by joining TOPS. Attend a free meeting held every Tuesday at the Municipal

Building. Private weigh-in beginning at 6:00PM, meeting at 6:45PM. For more information call

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Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board May 7, 2015

The monthly meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on May 7, 2015 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, JoAnn Mignon, Craig Schuh, Dave Dhein, Tom Wenzel, Maureen Glasow, Aaron Fredrick, Jason Mangin, John Sloma, and Joe Tisler. The minutes of the previous meeting of April 2, 2015 were approved as pre-sented. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Siebert to pay the ac-counts payable in the amount of $663,443.30. Motion carried 4-0. Correspondence was presented from Valders Ambulance Service, WI Dept. of Safety & Professional Services and Comcast/Time Warner Cable. A mo-tion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to approve the request from Friends of St. Patrick’s to place a sign on the intersection of Hwy 10 & Pleasant View Rd from August 22 to September 14, 2015. It is understood that they are responsible for maintenance around the signs. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to approve the proposal from HABCO for auditing services for 5 years in the amount of $11,000.00 per year. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to approve Pay Request #5 from Feaker & Sons in the amount of $93,022.00. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Cam-pana and seconded by Reis to approve the resignation from Teresa Piepen-burg as an Election Inspector. Motion carried 4-0. Hills presented the First Responders written monthly report. Mignon gave an update on the Police Department Busse gave an update on the repairs needed within the Utility Department. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to approve the resignation of Mike Pautz from the Fire Dept. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the application from Devin Bubolz to the Fire Dept. Final approval will be given upon com-pletion of the required classes and a physical. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to send a thank you to Craig Anhalt and the CN Railroad when we receive the grant money. Motion car-ried 4-0. Krepline gave an update on his injury, street repairs and the chipper. A mo-tion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to charge $50.00 each time the lawn needs to be cut at the Reedsville Athletic Assn field. Motion carried 4-0. Bubolz will contact the Reedsville Athletic Assn about this and desig-nating an individual as the contact person. Prices will be obtained for camer-as at the Compost Site and Wastewater Treatment Facility. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to approve the request from Glasow to install an additional bench on Park Street. Motion carried 4-0. Glasow will see if the Reedsville Housing Authority has any that could be placed there. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Lorrigan to hire Jerry Reis to assist Tisler with chipping on May 19, 2015. Motion car-

ried 3-0. (Reis abstained). Reis introduced Ordinance 2015-1 approving the Annexation of the Hillman property into the Village. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Siebert to approve the Ordinance as presented. Roll call taken: Motion car-ried 4-0. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Siebert to zone the annexed property as residential. Motion carried 4-0. The address for the Hillman house will be 307 Deerview Drive. Lorrigan introduced Resolution 2015-3 for the Sale of Fermented Malt Beverages in a Public Park by Vil-lage Officers and/or Employees. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Siebert to approve the Resolution as presented. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to approve the Op-erator License application from Tony Reinke. Motion carried 4-0. Schuh gave an update on the Manitowoc Street Bridge Project and the Deer-view Drive Extension Project. At 7:45 pm a motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to con-vene into closed session, pursuant to WI Statute Section 19.85(1)(c) to con-duct business which requires a closed session to consider performance eval-uation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility. Motion carried 4-0. At 8:05 pm a motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to reconvene into open session. Motion carried 4-0 At 8:05 pm a motion was made by Reis and seconded by Siebert to convene into closed session, pursuant to WI Statute Section 19.85(1)(f) to consider data of specific persons. Motion carried 4-0. At 8:15 pm a motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to reconvene into open session. Motion carried 4-0. At 8:15 pm, Bubolz turned the meeting over to Lorrigan to discuss the Deer-view Drive Extension Project. A motion was made by Campana and second-ed by Reis to convene into closed session, Pursuant to WI Statute Section 19.85(1)(e) to negotiate the purchase of public property where competitive or bargaining reasons requires a closed session. Motion carried 4-0. At 8:35 pm a motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to reconvene into open session. Motion carried 4-0. Lorrigan turned the meeting back to Bubolz. At 8:35 pm a motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to convene into closed session, Pursuant to WI Statute Section 19.85(1)(e) to conduct specified public business where for competitive or bargaining rea-sons requires a closed session. Motion carried 4-0. At 9:15 pm a motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to reconvene into open session. Motion carried 4-0 The next regular monthly meeting will be held on Thursday, June 4, 2015 at 6:30 PM. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Campana to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. Meeting adjourned at 9:57 PM. Respectfully submitted Mary Jo Krahn Clerk/Treasurer

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