Reedsville News October 2015 www.reedsville.org

St. John—St. James

Lutheran School 223 Manitowoc Street,

Reedsville

Saturday,

October 24, 2015 3:30—6:00pm

Chili Dinner, Costume Contest, Horse Drawn Wagon Rides

Join us for some FUN!

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Sponsored by the Reedsville

Firefighters Serving 10:00AM – 6:00PM

Adult, Children, & Kids Meals AvailableAdult, Children, & Kids Meals AvailableAdult, Children, & Kids Meals AvailableAdult, Children, & Kids Meals Available

Carry- Outs

Sunday, October 11th Reedsville Fire StationReedsville Fire StationReedsville Fire StationReedsville Fire Station

100 Industrial Drive, Reedsville100 Industrial Drive, Reedsville100 Industrial Drive, Reedsville100 Industrial Drive, Reedsville

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Sunday, October 4th

10:00 AM

Collins Fire Station

Raffle Drawing @ 2pm

Grand Prize—$1,000 2nd Prize—$500

3rd Prize—$250

Genealogy Workshop OfferedGenealogy Workshop OfferedGenealogy Workshop OfferedGenealogy Workshop Offered

The Friends of St. Patrick will be offering a genealogy workshop on Saturday, October 24, 2015, at 9:00 am – 12:00 pm at the Her-itage House in Maple Grove, Wisconsin. Miki Gould, genealogy specialist, will conduct the workshop. The cost is $3.00 per per-

son. To register, contact Beth at 920-793-1408.

WI AMVETS AUXILIARY Presents

Frank’s Tribute

When: October 4, 2015

Time: 1p.m. Where: Cobblestone Creek—

Brillion

Cost: $25.00 per ticket

Tickets can be purchased at: Cobblestone Creek

Zander Press Calumet Bank

Econo Foods Webster’s Inn

Or Contact: Char W. @ 754-4149

Emily R. @ 754-4403

REEDSVILLE COUNTRYFEST Sunday, November 1st

9:30-4PM—Reedsville High School Sponsored by Reedsville Lions, Lioness and Reedsville Histori-

cal Group. It’s a family event with crafters of all kinds. Silent Auction (including 2 Packers Tickets), Photo Contest,

Music, Door Prizes, Lunch, Freshly Baked Kolaches Everyone Welcome . . . . . Join us!

REEDSVILLE PHOTO CONTEST

Participate in this new event at Countryfest on Nov. 1. Take fall pictures. The categories are:

1) Rural Fall Reedsville Landscape; 2) Fall Door/Entrance decorations of homes or businesses; 3) Miscellaneous

Pictures need to be no smaller than 5x7 and no bigger than 9x12, they need to be taken by Reedsville area person or Reeds-

ville graduate, they need to be turned in by October 26 at the Corner House in Reedsville with Name, Address, Phone Num-ber. They will be displayed at Reedsville Countryfest on Nov.

1st. Prizes will be awarded.

Garbage, Rubbish and Recyclables From Outside of Municipality: It shall be unlawful for any persons to place, deposit or cause to be deposited for collection, any garbage, rubbish or recyclable materials from outside the boundary limits of Reedsville into the Village unless authorized by an agreement with the Village. Improper Use of Garbage, Rubbish or Recycling Re-ceptacles: It shall be unlawful for any persons to place, deposit or cause to be deposited in or on any receptacle, or compost area not belonging to or assigned by the own-er without the permission of the owner or designated assignee unless such receptacle or areas is designed ex-pressly or implicitly for use by the general public. Compost: Yard waste such as grass clippings, leaves, and yard & garden waste shall be disposed of by com-posting the material or leaving it at the Village compost site. Items NOT to be put in the compost are: stumps, roots, shrubs with intact root balls, animal waste, pine cones and sod. 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 Sump Pumps: No discharge or overflow of storm water shall be permitted upon any street or public way from October 1 to April 15 of each year. Trick or Treat Hours: The Village of Reedsville will hold Trick or Treat on Sunday, October 25, 2015 from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Chipping Dates: October 6th and 20th. October 20th will be the last date until April 2016. Recycling Pick-Up: October 9th and 23rd

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Oh how I dread the cooler weather! It means

having to get back into my jeans and they never

seem to fit like they did last spring! Join TOPS and

start feeling comfortable in those jeans. No special diets, no extra food to purchase!

Just answer to the scale each week and get the support you need with ideas and sug-

gestions to make lifestyle changes that you can live with for the long term.

As a TOPS group we try to educate ourselves on subjects that can help us achieve our

weight loss. On October 13th Rebecca Enzer will speak from 6:45 – 7:30PM. on the glu-

ten free diet and on October 20th Susie Griepentrog,YMCA instructor, will teach us sim-

ple exercises to help us stay moving and motivated. Come and join us!

We meet on Tuesday evenings at the Village Hall. Private weigh-ins start at 6:00PM,

group exercise at six thirty (only if you want to participate, not mandatory) and

meeting from 6:45-7:30PM. Yearly corporate dues are$32.00 and monthly dues

of $5.00 for our local chapter. First meeting free! Questions or concerns contact

Linda at 920-901-1397 or email topswi1562reedsville@gmail.comtopswi1562reedsville@gmail.comtopswi1562reedsville@gmail.comtopswi1562reedsville@gmail.com.

Kayla's Hair Clips & Consignment ShopKayla's Hair Clips & Consignment ShopKayla's Hair Clips & Consignment ShopKayla's Hair Clips & Consignment Shop 215 Main Street, Reedsville, WI 54230 • (920) 754-1127

Welcome October Welcome October Welcome October Welcome October ---- New HoursNew HoursNew HoursNew Hours Kayla's Clips & Consignment Shop is opening back up on

Saturday's 9 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. Did you know we do fundraisers?

Please like us on Facebook for updates and craft shows Kayla and I will be at!

What's new!!What's new!!What's new!!What's new!! Snap jewelry, and Green Bay Packer hair clips. Check out our new Reedsville Panther & Brillion Lions hair clips!

Also get your football Mom, wrestling Mom, and volleyball Mom necklaces for $15.00, many other sports and hobbies to choose from. New girls owl necklaces and key

chains, woman & men Fit-bit bands, watches, titanium necklaces, parachute brace-lets, Under Armor head-bands, Willow Tree, and

much more.

Webster's

INN

on

THIRD

STREET

304 Manitowoc Street, Reedsville

OCTOBER SPECIALS

Every Tuesday Cook’s Choice

Every Wednesday Beef Stew served with Cheddar Bay Biscuits

Every Thursday Brats with or without

Sauerkraut, served with German Potato Salad

Broasted Chicken Available Every Day

(920) 443-3001

Reedsville Corner House NewsReedsville Corner House NewsReedsville Corner House NewsReedsville Corner House News October 2October 2October 2October 2----3333————Reedsville Homecoming Reedsville Homecoming Reedsville Homecoming Reedsville Homecoming Get

your corsages and boutonnieres here. Call

754-4370. Remember Mom too—she needs

a flower. Alumni members could celebrate

homecoming with a corsage. October 12October 12October 12October 12————

Columbus Day Columbus Day Columbus Day Columbus Day Celebrate it with fresh flow-

ers for your table or surprise a friend. Octo-Octo-Octo-Octo-

ber 31ber 31ber 31ber 31————Halloween Halloween Halloween Halloween Celebrate with a deco-

ration piece from the Corner House. Get all

set for Reedsville Countryfest—Sunday,

November 1. MUM Plants are here. Deco-

rate your home with plants of fall colors.

Put them in baskets, pots or make a decora-

tive scene. Take a picture, enter it in the

Photo Contest for Countryfest.

*Volunteer* Looking for something fun to do? Volunteer for the Reedsville Elementary/Middle School

lunch program. Please contact Clara Schwaller at 920-754-4345.

Crafters Wanted—Nov. 1—

Reedsville Countryfest.

Call 754-4370 for details.

HOURS: Monday 1-7

Tuesday—Friday 9-5:30

Saturday 8-2

19926 HWY 10

REEDSVILLE

920-754-4000

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

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INDOOR & OUTDOOR STORAGE/PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE

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Breast cancer screening does save lives By Denise Brilliant

Breast cancer continues to be the second leading cause of cancer deaths among women, exceeded only by lung cancer, according to the American Cancer Society, which also estimates that more than 230,000 women in the U.S. will be diag-nosed with new cases of invasive breast cancer in 2015. All women should undergo simple screening practices that can help detect early onset of breast cancer, which can lead to more effective treatment. Such practices include: Breast self-awareness: You should develop a general awareness of how your breasts look and feel, and promptly report any changes to your health care provider. Changes to be mindful of include any new lump or mass, skin dimpling, swelling or redness or abnormal nipple discharge. Clinical breast exam: An annual breast exam by a qualified health care provider is recommended, beginning at age 40. Mammography: Aurora recommends that average-risk women have a screening mammogram every year beginning at age 40. If you’re at high risk for breast cancer you may need mammograms or other imaging of breast tissue starting at an earlier age and more often. Family history is important in knowing your risk for breast cancer but so is environmental and lifestyle factors. Talk with your health care provider to determine the best plan of care for you. If you have genetic mutations such as BRCA1 and BRCA2, or a history of radiation therapy to the chest, talk with your provider to formu-late a customized plan, including earlier and more intensive screening that could include: Breast imaging – mammography, ultraso-nography and/or breast MRI. Breast biopsy – procedure in which a radiol-ogist or surgeon samples a portion or all of the suspicious tissue. Breast MRI – may be indicated if you have a hereditary risk of developing breast cancer, or if you have dense breasts or scar tissue. A breast MRI may be helpful in determining the extent, size and distribution of newly diag-nosed breast cancer. Early detection of breast cancer is very im-portant to improving the chances of cure and treatment options. Please do not wait. If you have concerns about the safety of mammo-grams, please discuss them with your health care provider. Denise Brilliant, NP, is a nurse practitioner at Aurora Health Center in Reedsville. To sched-ule an appointment, call (920) 754-4337.

LADIES NIGHTGuys bring your ladies out to

WEBSTER'S INN ON THIRD STREET for a night dedicated to her!

Saturday, November 14, 20156pm until 2:30am

$90.00 per couple (must be 21 yrs or older)

Includes steak or seafood dinner and open bar for the evening

Raffles including massages, manicures, and other items to pamper the women.

Entertainment byDJ Precious

(From 95.9 Kiss FM)

Reservations Only – Limited to first 30 couples (920) 443-3001 Closed to the Public

Webster's

INN

on

THIRD

STREET

304 Manitowoc Street, Reedsville

(920) 443-3001

**Be sure to plan ahead for your

THANKSGIVING needs**

Thanksgiving Buffet From 11am – 2pm

Thursday, November 26, 2015

Closing that day at 3:00pm

Call now for Reservations

Reedsville Wrestling Club's 7th Annual Casino Night Saturday, November 14, 2015

Reedsville Sportsman's Club, 7105 Pleasant View Rd

Tickets are $20 per person in advance or $25 at the door

Each ticket includes $2,000.00 in Casino Chips and a delicious chicken dinner catered in from Degreef's.

The meal will be served from 6:00-7:30pm

Gambling will be from 7:00 - 11:00pm

New this year is a Cash Raffle with the top prize being $1,000.00 along with 5 other Cash prizes, a live auctioneer,

as well as a silent auction and other various raffles.

All proceeds benefit Reedsville Wrestling programs

Tickets are available at Jim's Service Station, from any Reedsville wrestler, or call Erica Stelzer (920) 323-0169

Come join us for some fun, prizes, food & drinks!

OPEN HOUSEOPEN HOUSEOPEN HOUSEOPEN HOUSE 50th Wedding Anniversary

for

Gene & Char Wagner on

October 17, 2015 at

Reedsville Sportsmen from

1:30—4:00pm

Hustler Zero Turn Reduce Mowing Time

For

More Leisure Time 0%/42 Months

( limited time offer)

Starting at $2899.00

345 Main Street

Reedsville WI. 920-754-4400 www.valupropower.com

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304 Manitowoc Street, Reedsville

(920) 443-3001

For October 19-22 ONLY *****

Mon., Oct. 19 CLOSED (as usual)

Tue., Oct. 20 Open from 5p-9p

Wed., Oct. 21 & Thur., Oct 22 CLOSED

Regular Hours Resume on Fri., Oct. 23

*****

Another good book is THE HEALING POWER OF NATURAL FOODS by May Bethel.

Some great comments from the book are included in this article. Consider what a wonderful job of self-cleansing goes on continual-ly. The organs of elimination, the bowels, the kidneys and bladder, the lungs and the millions of pores of the skin carry away the waste products in a marvelous way. Your body has an intricate built-in self-repairing system. If you cut your finger, it heals. If you break a bone, nature has a way of knitting it together and the bone is made as good as new. Your body's self-immunizing system can work mir-acles. Countless bacteria enter your body with the food you eat, the air you breathe and through breaks in the skin. And yet, your health is safeguarded by the body's ingenious defense system. And how do we keep our bodies functioning as God intended? Good food habits are basic to good body structure. It is up to us to give our body the best of care. We gamble with our health when we are slip-shod in our eating habits. Our body does not come with spare parts. We must make doubly sure we take the best care of what we have. Galen, an early Greek physician and herbalist, made the statement that the right use of food and drink produces not only a good condi-tion of the body, but also renders the mind more vigorous. Reminder: IN.FORM classes - Monday - 6P.M. Wednesday - 5P.M. Come, join the fun. burn fat /be fit/ for life September special at Roadway To Health - 25 % off the retail price of any in stock product.

Contact me at 920-772-4135 * maryellen@mynsp.com www.mynsp.com/Maryellen

OPEN HOUSE AT THE REEDSVILLE MANOR Sunday, October 4th there will be an open house from 10:00 AM until 1:00 PM. Come and see our excellent

apartment complex. You will be able to tour the grounds, see our new addition and see some apartments. Join us for some snacks and refreshments. Door prizes will be given. This is all October 4th at the Reedsville

Manor, 431 Madison Street, Reedsville, WI 54230. Any questions call Peggy or Donna at 754-4101.

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We are updating our waiting

list and are currently taking

applications for one and two

bedroom apartments. For infor-

mation about our housing

please call 754-4101 or stop

at the Reedsville Manor at

431 Madison Street.

REEDSVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION MINUTES - REGULAR BOARD MEETING

July 20, 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, and Carie Boldt. Rick Hein – Absent. Administrative Team Members – Tony Butturini, Michael Nate, and Angie Sanderfoot; Others Becky O’Leary.

Andrew Maertz announced that proper legal notice of the meet-ing had been given. I. Opening

A. Motion to approve agenda with addition of 9g. Employ-ment Recommendation – Special Education Aid by Carie Boldt, 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. Long term sub for Mrs. Wiese. 2. 2015-16 master schedule 3. Band enrollment numbers 4. PLC team meeting 5. PRIDE Block. 6. New Admin-istrative Assistant – Hillary Sweere. 7. Board meeting calendar correction. B. Elem/MS Principal Mr. Michael Nate reported as follows: 1. Enrollment notes. 2. Scheduling 3. Summer School. 4. Summer reading program. 5. Summer musical update. 6. EE update. 7. ELL process. 8. REAP Grant 9. Professional Learning Community (PLC) C. School Psychologist/Supervisor of Special Education Ms. Angie Sanderfoot reported as follows: 1. Children with Dis-abilities. 2. Staffing. 3. Budget 4. State testing.

D. Board Members Carie Boldt – Sorry she missed special meeting. V. Discussion Items

A. Update on the elementary flooring

B. 2016-2017 District Calendar C. 2014-2015 Budget D. Contract with Jim’s Buses E. Drivers Education Revenues/Expenses F. Action plan for 2015-2016 goals

VI. Discussion/Action items A. Payment of bills. Motion made by Vicki Petska, seconded by Carie Boldt. All ayes. B. Approval of minutes from June 15, 2015 regular board meet-ing, closed session, and July 9, 2015 special meeting. Motion made by Carie Boldt, seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes. C. Milk Bids. Motion by Carie Boldt to accept Brother’s Dairy milk bid for the 2015-16 school year, seconded by Vicki Petska. All ayes. D. Employment recommendations – Dean of Students Con-tract. Motion by Carie Boldt to approve contract, seconded by Vicki Petska. Roll call vote 4-1. E. Coaching Resignations – Tami Bloemer – JV Softball, Lynd-say Holschbach – Freshman Girls Basketball, Alex Ourada – Head Baseball, Nick Zelewske – Head Boys Track & Field. Mo-tion by Vicki Petska to accept resignations, seconded by Carie Boldt. All ayes. F. Employment recommendations – Food Service Director – Clara Schwaller. Motion by Vicki Petska, seconded by Carie Boldt. All ayes. Josh Haese – JV Football, Matt Quellhorst – Freshman Football, Dillon Beyer - 7th & 8th Grade Boys Basket-ball, Kelly Salm – 7th & 8th Grade Girls Basketball, Ann Marx – 7th & 8th Grade Volleyball, Gina Meshak – Freshman Volleyball, Tyler Zahn – Freshman Boys Basketball, Jim Meidl – Varsity Softball, Christine Shimek – Head Girls Track & Field, Kristine Hanson – Asst Girls Track & Field, Shawn Eckstein – Asst Boys Track & Field. Motion by Carie Bodt to approve recom-mendations, seconded by John Ebert. All ayes. G. Employment recommendations – Ashley Mader – Special Education Aid. Motion by John Ebert to approve recommenda-tion, seconded by Carie Boldt.

. IX. Adjournment Motion by Carie Boldt, seconded by Vicki Petska to adjourn at 7:40 PM. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned. Vicki Petska, Clerk

A BIG THANK YOUA BIG THANK YOUA BIG THANK YOUA BIG THANK YOU from AMVETS Post 1032 and American Legion 199 of Reedsville to the following for their generous do-nation of materials and time to the Reedsville Area Veteran’s Memorial Park – by the airplane. Thanks to – Village of Reedsville Lorrigan Construction Reinemann & Sons Krueger Electric Anhalt/Gerhardt Signs American Legion Auxiliary Garden Club Clarence Haelfrisch Family Pat Fenlon Family Russell Schroeder Family Dick Christel Family John & Gene Wagner Take the time to visit the park—to reflect and thank the Veterans who gave so much for our country and the freedom we enjoy today.

SUNRISE HORSE FARM, INCSUNRISE HORSE FARM, INCSUNRISE HORSE FARM, INCSUNRISE HORSE FARM, INC 17226 Limekiln Road, Reedsville, Wisconsin 54230 www.sunrisehorsefarm.org * 920.772.4135

School is in session and we are in need of volunteers to be mentors for the students that come from the area schools. Don't have experience with horses? That is fine because there are various ongoing projects that do not include the horses. A list of areas are: GREEN THUMBGREEN THUMBGREEN THUMBGREEN THUMB: Uses skills to keep the area a pleasant place to come. This job could include weeding, weed whacking, mowing grass. HOUSE-HOUSE-HOUSE-HOUSE-KEEPERKEEPERKEEPERKEEPER: Takes on the task of cleaning the barn; sweeping, organizing, etc. ARTI-ARTI-ARTI-ARTI-SANSANSANSAN: This person makes things beautiful by using his/her skills to dream up, con-struct, and/or decorate for the holidays. MEMORY MAKERMEMORY MAKERMEMORY MAKERMEMORY MAKER: If you love photog-raphy and/or scrapbooking, this may be a good place for you to capture memories of the farm activities. We, also, have pictures to be put on poster board. MECHANIC/MECHANIC/MECHANIC/MECHANIC/BUILDER: BUILDER: BUILDER: BUILDER: Repairs and performs maintenance on buildings and equipment. CHORESCHORESCHORESCHORES: Feed the horses, clean and fill water tanks, muck the barn. All time slots are open except Tuesday afternoon and Sunday morning. If you cannot do chores on a weekly basis, once a month would be a huge help. Check your schedule and give us a call or send an email to sunrise_horsefarm@yahoo.com Our mission statement is "Encouraging Youth To Find Hope" Thank you for what-ever you can do to be an encouragement for the youth here at Sunrise Horse Farm.

Proceedings of the Reedsville Village Board July 9, 2015

The monthly meeting of the Reedsville Village Board was called to order on July 9, 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 Krep-line, JoAnn Mignon, Craig Schuh, Emilie Heideman, Tony Hills and Joe Tisler. The minutes of the previous meeting of June 4, 2015 were approved as presented. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to pay the accounts payable in the amount of $290,017.89. Motion carried 4-0. Correspondence was presented from Outagamie County regarding their projected 2016 Recycling and Solid Waste rates, Valders Ambu-lance monthly report and the WRWA Alert regarding the extension of water & sewer lines and the Prevailing Wage Reform. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Reis to approve the Deerview Drive change order for a total reduction of $36,571.00. Motion carried 5-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to approve Pay Request #6 from Feaker and Sons Co., Inc. in the amount of $221,281.54. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to lock in our 2016 Pro-pane Agreement with Country Vision Coop. in the amount of $3,659.70 Motion carried 4-0. Melanie Hills gave the First Responders written monthly report. Tony Hills presented vehicle options. The discussion was postponed until next meeting. Tisler gave the Police Dept. written monthly report. Sample ordinanc-es will be obtain for improper use of trash receptacles and accepting materials from individuals who do not live in the Village limits. Busse gave an update on the Consumer Confidence and the Compli-ance Maintenance Annual Reports and the payment received for the paint damage on the water tower. Campana introduced Resolution 2015-5 relating to the Compliance Maintenance Report. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to approve the Resolution as presented. Motion carried 4-0. Busse gave an update on repairs to Vehicle #171 and the grant money received from the CN Railroad. Busse presented the resignation letter from Robert Alberson. A motion was made by Campana and second-ed by Siebert to approve the resignation with regret. Motion carried 4-0. Krahn gave an update on the internet service. A motion was made by Lorrigan and seconded by Campana to contact Mercury Network regarding cancelling service to two Departments and to have them adjust the Service Contract for these cancellations. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to ac-cept the recommendation of Atty. Reynolds regarding the pay agree-ment from a business. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to approve the Soda License Ap-plication from Manitowoc St Pub and the Reedsville Fire Fighters. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to approve the Operator License Applications from Susan Miller, John Sloma, Cassandra Weinreis, Tony Reinke, Kayla Even-son, Danyl Hass, Teri Horn and Scott Dvorachek. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Siebert to reinvest the CWF Replacement Certificate of Deposit for 6 months at the Den-mark State Bank. Motion carried 4-0. Reis introduced Resolution 2015-6 regarding the Transportation Investment Coalition. A motion was made by Campana and seconded by Lorrigan to approve the Res-

olution as presented. Motion carried 4-0. Following a discussion, a motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Lorrigan to approve Alternative 4 (staining rock face and stain all smooth concrete in a single color) in a natural tone on the Manitowoc Street Bridge project. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to contact the low bidder of the Park Street Restroom Project to see if they can still do the project this year at the price they bid. Motion carried 4-0 (Lorrigan abstained; Bubolz voted). A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to obtain prices for a computer for the Public Works Department. Mo-tion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to approve Webster on Third Street verbal request to close 3rd Street between Manitowoc Street and Mill Street from 3:00 pm until 12.00 midnight on Friday, July 31st & Saturday, August 1, 2015 for Webfest. Final approval will be given upon receiving the request in writing. Motion carried 4-0. A motion was made by Camapna and seconded by Reis to submit the Intergovernmental Agency Services Agreement to the Village Attorney for review. Motion carried 4-0. Bubolz gave an update on the discussion with the insurance company representative. Sample copies will be obtained regarding alcohol stor-age in public owned buildings. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to schedule interviews with four (4) candidates from the employment application received. To be present during the interviews would be Bubolz, Campana, Krahn and Krepline. Motion carried 4-0. At 7:35 pm a motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan 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 7:40 pm a motion was made by Reis and seconded by Lorrigan to recon-vene into open session. Motion carried 4-0. At 7:40 pm a motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to convene into closed session, pursuant to WI Statute Section 19.85(1)(c) to conduct business which requires a closed session to consider performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility. Mo-tion carried 4-0. At 8:10 pm a motion was made by Siebert and se-conded by Campana to reconvene into open session. Motion carried 4-0 At 8:10 pm a motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Campana to convene into closed session, pursuant to WI Statute Section 19.85 (1)(e) to conduct specified public business, where competitive or bar-gaining reasons requires a closed session. Motion carried 4-0. At 8:28 pm a motion was made by Campana and seconded by Reis to recon-vene into open session. Motion carried 4-0 At 9:00 pm, Bubolz turned the meeting over to Lorrigan to discuss the Deerview Drive Extension Project. A motion was made by Cam-pana and seconded by Reis to send out the bills for the sanitary lat-erals at the cost of $1,331.35 per lateral. Motion carried 4-0. Lorrigan turned the meeting back to Bubolz at 9:02 pm. A motion was made by Reis and seconded by Siebert to move the August 6th meeting to August 13, 2015. Motion carried 4-0. The next regular monthly meeting will be held on Thursday, August 13, 2015 at 6:30 PM. A motion was made by Siebert and seconded by Reis to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried 4-0. Meeting adjourned at 9:07 PM. Respectfully submitted Mary Jo Krahn Clerk/Treasurer

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