Last updated September 2, 2010                                  

 

SEPTEMBER 2010

 

 VILLAGE NEWS
The Village of Reeseville Board Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month beginning at 7:00pm. 
The first 15 minutes are for public in-put.  All Village residents are encouraged to attend.
The Village Board minutes for the month are included in each Newsletter. 
All Board minutes are not official until approved at the following months meeting.

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INFO FROM THE VILLAGE CLERK
There will be a Partisan Primary Election on September 14, 2010.  In a Partisan Primary voters can only vote for candidates in one party (see the information on "How to Cast your Ballot at a Partisan Primary Election.  This information is located on the Officials Page.) Please note, The ballot is printed on both front and back. 
If someone is not on the voting list they can register on Election Day.  They should bring their Wisconsin Driver's License to provide proof of residence.

VILLAGE OF REESEVILLE
LOCATION & HOURS OF POLLING
PLACE
At the Partisan Primary Election to be held on September 14, 2010 in the Village of Reeseville,
the following polling place location will be used.
MUNICIPAL BUILDING    
206 SOUTH MAIN STREET
THE POLLING PLACE WILL BE OPEN AT 7:00 AM AND WILL CLOSE AT 8:00PM
If you have any questions concerning your polling place, contact the municipal clerk.
                       Donald Gibson
                       212 Pearl St.
                  927-5785
The polling place is accessible to elderly and disabled voters.

VOTING OUTSIDE THE REESEVILLE VILLAGE LIMITS
Please check with your Town Chairman or Clerk if you are not sure where your Polling Place is located.

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DODGE COUNTY CLEAN SWEEP

There will be a Clean Sweep Program on Friday, September 17, 2010 at the Elba Town Hall from 10:00am until noon. 
Also on Saturday, September 18, 2010 at the Dodge County Highway Shop in Beaver Dam on Cty Hwy A from
8:00am to Noon.

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POWER OUTAGES

Due to several Power Outages in the area, the Reeseville Village Board requested a meeting with WE Energies. 
That meeting was held on Tuesday, August 24th. 

Present were 4 Village Trustees, the Village President, Superintendent of Public Works, 1 County Board Supervisor & 5 Business Representatives.  Representing WE Energies were Robert Weishein Jr. “Senior Operations Supervisor” and Vivian Kuss, “Customer Relations”. 

Robert and Vivian went over the problems WE Energies has encountered.  Some are due to Upgrade Problems, some due to Nature and some due to Equipment failure.

A follow-up meeting will likely occur in the next 2 to 3 months.  Hopefully, we will have more answers at that time.

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
We will continue to pick up Brush & Garden waste on the first and third Monday of the month. 
Please be sure to bundle your brush and put your garden waste in bags.
Large furniture or appliances are only picked up by the trash company on the first pick-up of the month. 
Do not put these items out to the curb before that date.
There is still shredded garden mulch available for Village Residents Only at the Reeseville Mini Park. 
Please help yourself to as much as you need.

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REESEVILLE FIRE DEPT.
For all emergencies call 911
For non-emergencies call 927-527
August Fire Calls;  7/27 Shed Fire (Mutual Aid) 8/13 Tornado Warning  8/21 Car vs Motorcycle
August Monthly Raffle Winners; Eddie Lechner, Jon Ritter, John Williams & Nancy Neitzel

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   REESEVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT
53RD ANNUAL FREE CORN ROAST

Becker Lawn Service & Color It Green of Reeseville donated a Lawn Mower to the Reeseville Fire Department to be Raffled. 
The very happy winner was Joan Beal of Reeseville.  A HUGE thanks to the Becker’s.

The Fire Department would like to Thank everyone who attended this year and purchased Raffle Tickets. 
The Cash Raffle winners will be drawn at the Fire Meeting on September 13th at the Fire Station.
The Fire Department would like to especially thank all the Volunteers who gave their precious time to help us out during the event.  We could not do such a great job without all of you.
If anyone would like to help out at the Corn Roast next year or help with the Annual Pancake Breakfast to be held in October,
please contact the Fire Chief or Asst. Fire Chief for information.

 

SOME PICTURES FROM THE CORN ROAST 

The “Chicken Shack” people were ready to go!!	The Bartenders were all set!!
And the gals in the “Corn Shed” said bring it on!!!	Jim & Joan Dykstra were selling the Tickets
The Food stand people with the burgers & brats, Ruthie, Pam, Sally, Pastor Don & Judy say let’s go!!	Hank Fehling & Dave Snow grilled the burgers & brats to perfection.
Dodge County Sheriff Todd Nehls & Chief Dale Beal got in on shucking the Free Sweet Corn.	The sweet corn was cooked by a huge Steam Engine donated by Caine Warehousing.  Thanks Jeff.
A couple of the game girls pose at the Ring Toss.	The Balloon Game
Gold Fish Toss	Phylis Schultz sold the Raffle Tickets

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ALL YOU CAN EAT
FISH & CHICKEN BUFFET

SEPTEMBER 10, 2010

SERVING FROM: 5:00 TO 8:00 P.M.
AT:
THE REESEVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER
406 N. MAIN STREET
REESEVILLE, WI.

ADULTS: $10.95
CHILDREN: 6 TO 12 $7.95
CHILDREN 5 & UNDER FREE
CATERED BY: AUGIES ELITE CATERING

WE THANK ALL OF YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THESE MONTHLY FISH FRYS.
OUR 1ST FISH FRY WAS OCTOBER 23, 2009 (ALMOST ONE YEAR AGO.)

THIS COMMUNITY CENTER BOARD HOPES ALL IN THE REESEVILLE AREA APPRECIATE AND
WILL CONTINUE TO ATTEND THEM, AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO CO-PARTNERING
WITH YOUR ORGANIZATIONS.

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IS ELVIS ALIVE????
WE THINK HE IS!!!

Tony Rocker
& The Comeback Special Show Band

September 18, 2010

Appearing At:
Reeseville Community Center
Doors Open at 5:00 PM
Showtime 7:00 PM—11:00 PM

Theater Style Seating with first come/first seated

Advanced Tickets $10.00
At the Door $15.00

Tony Rocker is one of the best Elvis Impersonator Shows in the area. 
Come enjoy this special performance in a theater-like setting.
Sing along and reminisce to the Elvis songs we all love.

Food & Refreshments Available, No Carry Ins

Tickets available by calling (920)927-5574
Or Email jbetch@tds.net

Or Available at the following outlets;
In Beaver Dam:  Rechek’s Food Pride and Leipsic Tavern.  
In Watertown: Perkins Restaurant.  In Columbus: Cardinal Ale House and Bowl
In Reeseville: Village Pharmacy, Soldner's Stop N' Shop and Specialty Cheese.

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    SCHOOL STARTS
The First Day of School for Dodgeland is September 1st.
Please be careful of the kids waiting for their bus.  They sometimes forget to watch for you.
Each month all residents in the Dodgeland School District receive the School Paper, The Dodgeland Connection.
The paper is packed with information.
Did you know, the Dodgeland School also has a Fitness Center open for all Community members?
Available times are listed in their paper each month.

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Reeseville Public Library
216 South Main – 920-927-7390
www.reeseville.lib.wi.us
Check it out…At Your Library

 

LIBRARY HOURS;

MONDAY, TUESDAY & THURSDAY – 11AM-7PM

WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY – 3-5PM

SATURDAY – 10AM-12NOON

AUGUST 2010

Evening in the Garden Program:

Wow, another wonderful summer is about past. And the kids Community Garden next to the Village Hall is growing strong – even tomatoes.

And we shared a wonderful evening celebrating the achievements of those kids. Special guest for the evening was Mike Duernberger, EMT and author of Medic Mike, EMT. Mike read his book, answered questions and drew names for two signed copies of his book. Mike is also a sign maker and made the sign for the garden.

There were 39 who completed the entire program this summer. All of them received weekly coupons from area businesses as they completed their reading. And for a final prize each received a glass fish bowl and a coupon for a free fish. These and other prizes were made possible by a Public Information Grant from the Mid-Wisconsin Federated Library System.

Names of those young people are listed here:

John Appenfeldt          Nick Appenfeldt
Dusty Babcock           Anton Bednarski
Elias Behymer             Gabriyel Behymer
Isaiah Behymer           Lindsey Bengsch
Laurel Borkowski        Dani Casperson
Dale Casperson           Darby Casperson
David Casperson         Debby Casperson
Deloris Casperson        Diana Casperson
Bridget Cichanofsky    Noah Engh
Zachariah Engh           Garrett Fell
Luke Fell                     Savannah Fell
Danielle Gilbert            Amanda Gregory
Jaryd Gregory              Sarah Gregory
Amber Lance               Destiny Lance
Matt Loper                   Rachel Loper
Bethany Nummerdor   Tara Nummerdor
Nora Raube                 Jacob Schuett
Gideon Vana               Naomi Vana
Joshua Vana                Solomon Vana
Crystal White

Additionally, each of them was eligible for our other prize drawings.
Wayne Neuberger, president of the Library Board drew names.
The winners of these prizes were:
David Casperson – Digital Camera
Sarah Gregory – Summer Reading Program T-shirt
Bridget Cichanofsky – Garden tool box
Gideon Vana, Danny Casperson & Bethany Nummerdor – Discovery Toys Game
Anton Bednarski & Jacob Schuett – Signed copy of Medic Mike, EMT Book
Zachariah Engh & Naomi Vana – Back Pack
John Appenfeldt &Tara Nummerdor – Water Bottle
Dusty Babcock & Darby Casperson – Messenger Bag
Luke Fell & Nora Raube – Water Bottle
Joshua Vana & Isaiah Behymer – Airplane Model
Amanda Gregory & Deloris Casperson – Puzzle

Adult Book Group Brainstorming Bash:

Following our first meeting, as promised, we have a couple of good reads to suggest. Jodi Picoult’s “House Rules” got two thumbs-up as did David Baldacci’s “Wish You Well”. Lots of other titles and authors were discussed. We also watched some of the tutorial material on Novelist, a free service available on the Library website to help you find books and authors. We hope to meet again in a few months. Watch the Library postings for details.

September is Library Card Sign-up Month:

This is a great chance for everyone to get a library card. For those of you who have been meaning to come in but have not done so we are offering a little incentive, we will hold a drawing of all new card holders during September. Watch Library postings for details.

Stop in and check out what’s new at your Library!

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APRIL HAINES CANCER BENEFIT THANK YOU

On behalf of April and her family and the benefit committee members, we would like to offer our deepest gratitude to all the people who worked so hard to make the benefit this past Saturday a resounding success.  The joint support of the community was indeed heartwarming.  There are many people who volunteered their time, resources and money to make this event successful and we will not be able to remember them all nor list them all here.  But please know how much your efforts and contributions meant.
Thank you to the Reeseville Community Center for donating their building for the day; the Reeseville firemen, police department and first responders for assisting and being available; to Thrivent Financial for Lutherans for co-sponsoring this event along with Immanuel Lutheran Church and Trinity Lutheran Church’s “Trinity Cares” Committee; to Dave Ralbovsky for donating his DJ services for the day; to all the people who participated in our bike/walk-a-thon; and to Country Meat Cutters for grilling our meat!

We would also like to recognize the following businesses and/or individuals who made contributions
to our silent auction and raffle.  Again, if we have missed anyone, we are sorry and still grateful! 

THANK YOU!
Avestar Credit Union	Beaver Dam YMCA	Badger Liquor
Amado’s Restaurant	Becker Lawn Care	Phyllis Becker
Dennis Ball ~ Bug Blaster	American Classic Hair Company	A-Ok Industries
Annette & Ron Benninger	Berres Brothers Coffee	Bismark’s Main Street Bar
Blackwater Coffee	Janice Boettcher	Kathy & Steve Bronner
Amy Brown	Betty Bussewitz	Caine Warehousing
Cindy Lou’s Café	Cindy & Dan Cook	Country Meat Cutters
Countryside Auto	Crave Brothers Farms	Curves of Waterloo
Cutting Edge Hair Gallery	D&R Auto	Dana & Busters
Deb Wholesale	Deppe’s Awards Plus	Dirk’s of Waukesha
Discovery Toys–Judy Vana	Don’s Auto Body	Cathy Drexler & Wade Mueller
Dunneisen Excavating	Eastern WI Machine Knitter’s Club	Jean Guenther, Chairperson
Elias Inn	F & M Bank – Waterloo	Faith Lutheran Church, Columbus
Mary & Jim Gage	Gene’s Beaver Floral	General Beverage
Gentle Hands Therapy	GJM Mini Storage	Green Bay Packers
Jim & Linda Haines	Shirley Haines	Cheryl Hall & David Geschke of Edward Jones
Barbara Hartwig	Kris & Dale Hensler	Jennie Hiemstra
HiEnergy Photography	Highland House - Waterloo	Hotmar Construction
Janet & Randy Hughes	Iron Ridge Inn	Frances Jennings
Jerry’s Electric	Jim’s Cheese Pantry	KARS Auto Body
Kestrel Ridge Golf	Knights of Columbus	Kraemer Wisconsin Cheese
Wendy Kuhl	Ken Kulke	Kwik Trip – Watertown
Lake Mills Lakers Athletic Club	Lakeside 4-H Club	Lannoy’s Piggly Wiggly
Josh & Amy Lauersdorf	Lauersdorf Excavating	Jacqueline Lindert
Dave & Betty Lundeen	Shirley Mann, Dave, Carmen, Dusty	Marge’s Classic Cuts
Mercer T’s	Millenium Spa	Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee Brewers	Mt. Olympus, Wisc. Dells	Mullen’s Dairy
Murray Funeral Home	Neitzel Do-It-Best	Jay Nelson
Donna Neuberger	Perkin’s – Watertown	Personality Plus
Darlyn Pfeiffer, Victorian Lion Auction Service	Kathi & Doug Strohbusch & family	Red Rooster Saloon, Karen & Dennis Fredrick
Rennhack Construction	Carolyn Rennhack	Kris & Ronnie Rennhack
River Bend RV Resort	River City	Sheila Robertson
Sam’s Amoco	Glen Schreiber	Gladys Schulz
Phyllis Schulz	Devin Schumann	Nathalie Schumann
Pam & Neil Schumann & family	Debbie & Tim Sharkey	Ruth & Dave Snow
Carol Soldner	Soldner’s Stop N Shop	St. Mark’s Church, Watertown
State Bank of Reeseville	Ruth Steffen	Mike & Bonnie Steindorf
Christyn Stephens	Rechek’s Food Pride	Stroschein & Green
Subway – Waterloo	Sunnycreek- A.J. Schnitzler	Sysco
The End Zone	Thrivent Financial for Lutherans	Van Holten’s
Rose Vervooren	Village Pharmacy - Reeseville	Walgreen’s – Beaver Dam
Lori Walker	Walker’s Restaurant	Waterloo Chiropractic
Waterloo Vet Clinic	Watertown Book Sellers	Watertown Regional Medical Ctr.
Sally Westphal	Wis-Pak	Tammy & Jim Wuestenberg & family
Vicki & Scott Zimmermann

Sincerely,

                                             The April Haines Lymphoma Cancer Benefit Committee

Rev. Don Steinberg                Rev. Matthew Martin
Immanuel Lutheran Church   Trinity Lutheran Church
Phyllis Schulz                          Kathy Bronner
Ruthie Snow                           Pam Schumann
Trinity Cares Committee
Carol Soldner
Laurie Loewen
Vicki Zimmermann

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IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH
TURKEY DINNER
Immanuel Lutheran Church, located at 210 Lincoln Avenue in Reeseville will be serving an all-you-can-eat turkey dinner on Sunday, October 3rd, 2010, from 11:30 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. in the church’s Fellowship Hall. 
Served family style at your table will be the following menu items: roasted turkey, homemade mashed potatoes,
gravy, stuffing, vegetable, cranberries, dinner rolls, coleslaw, coffee, milk, and water, and for dessert,
a piece of either apple, cherry, or pumpkin pie. 

Tickets for the meal will be sold at the door on the day of the meal only and will cost 8.00 for adults; $4.00 for children ages 6-12; and free for those age five or younger.  Carry-outs are also available for a cost of $8.50 each. 
To place a carry-out order, or for more information, please call the church at 927-5734. 
All proceeds will support Immanuel’s mission and ministry in the Reeseville community.

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SENIOR DINING CENTER
The Dodge County Human Services Health Department would like to invite you to join us at the Lowell Senior Dining Center at the Lowell VFW Hall.  The center is open to anyone who is 60 years of age or older.
Meal reservations are required by 4:00pm the day before you wish to eat.  Call either 920-386-6580 or
1-800-924-6407 or you may sign up at the center. Meals are catered in by Feil’s Catering Service.

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DEER & TURKEY REGISTRATION

Soldner’s Stop n Shop is the Deer & Turkey registration station in Reeseville.  They will be registered during regular business hours which are 7:00am until 7:00pm.  Sunday hours have been extended throughout the hunting season.

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HUNTING PICTURES
Don’t forget to send me your hunting pictures.  I’d love to publish them in the Newsletter. 
If you’d like you may call me and bring your trophy to my house. 
I will gladly take the pictures for you.

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DODGELAND PTO
(formerly K.I.D.S. Organization)

 We hope everyone had a great summer and is settling into the new school year.  We're excited to announce that we're going to be changing our name to the Dodgeland PTO.  We would also like to announce our new officers:  Amy Polsin, President; Michelle Kruchten, Treasurer; Kerry Horneck, Public Relations Officer; and Karen Bednarski, Teacher Liaison.  We look forward to the start of Market Day, our Scrip program and School Store. 

Watch for the first Market Day orders to come home in the first weeks of school.  Pickup times are 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.  The order forms will be available in Dodgeland school offices as well as Sam's BP in Reeseville, and the Juneau Library.  It is recommended that customers set up an account to order through the Market Day website www.marketday.com .   Customers that order online receive special offers and discounts, can order clearance items at reduced prices, get reminders, can add or remove items from their order before the deadline, etc., and they are given the option to pay when they pick up their order or can safely charge it to their credit card online.  We'd love to hear from anyone interested in volunteering to help on the pick-up days for any amount of time between 4:30 and 6:45 p.m. or help in other ways.  You would not be committed to help every month.  If you're interested, please call Amy Polsin at 920-382-6535.
 Our Scrip program is run by Amy Polsin and she can be reached at 920-382-6535.  We would like to place orders monthly and if you could get your first order for the school year to Amy by September 20th  that would be great.  If you would like to order, please look for a form in any of the school offices or if you have questions, please contact Amy and she will be glad to help.  We are hoping to announce another way to purchase Scrip in the near future.
 Mark your calendars for our 8th Annual Craft Show and Bake Sale which will be held on Saturday, October 2 in the gym.  If you are interested in becoming a vendor, please contact Kerry at 920-210-5791 or email her at knikl2kidz@gmail.com.  Otherwise, plan on coming by to see the wide variety of crafts, jewelry, art, glass, and clothing our vendors will have to offer.
 We look forward to a great year!

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REESEVILLE-LOWELL LIONESS ARE HOLDING THEIR ANNUAL
NUT & CANDY SALE

Below is a sample order form;

 

NAME: __________________________________

SELLER’S NAME: _________________________

PHONE: __________________________________

Make Payments with your order
Make checks payable to:
RLL Club
Money and Orders due by Oct. 8th & Nov 13th
You may order from any Lioness or call Sally at 927-3343

1 POUND BAGS               QTY        PRICE    AMT

Cashews (giant-salted        _____     $8.00      _____

Peanuts (Honey Roasted    _____     $4.25      _____

Mixed Nuts (No Peanuts    _____     $7.25      _____

Pecans (Halves)                 _____     $7.00      _____

Almonds (Roasted)            _____     $6.00      _____

Walnuts                             _____     $6.75      _____

Pistachio                            _____     $7.00      _____ 

Choc. Coated Raisins         _____     $4.50      _____

Milk Choc. Bridge Mix      _____     $6.00      _____

Dk. Choc. Bridge Mix        _____     $6.00      _____

Choc. Coated Peanuts        _____     $4.00      _____

DK Choc. Cranberries       _____     $6.00      _____

Yogurt Raisins                   _____     $4.50      _____

Praline Pecans                    _____     $7.00      _____

Sweet & Salty Tr. Mix       _____     $5.00      _____

Almond Cranberry Granola_____     $5.00   _____

Harvest Medley Mix          _____     $7.00      _____

 

Total Amount Due:      $________________________

DELIVERY DATES: WEEK OF NOV.6th & DEC. 5th

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COLUMBUS SPORTSMANS CLUB

“Fall Event” & Raffle

A Full Day of Shooting, Fun & Prizes                *September 12, 2010*

Shooting Times Start at 9:00am & End at 5:00pm
 100 bird trap shoot (5 man teams) (60/40 Lewis class)
 Pre register and have a free chance to win $100 cash
 Annie Oakley Shoot
 Hunt & Cover
 Chicken Shoot Live Auction
 Rabbit Shoot Includes: African Hunt
 .22 Pistol Shoot for 2 plus 2 observers
 .22 Silhouette Rifle Shoot see website for more info!
 Archery Shoot Value Over $7,000
 Techno Shoot
 Youth Events

Door Prizes, Cash Prizes, Raffles, 50/50 Drawing, Bucket Raffles, Live Auction (at 6:00pm)
Food, Food, and More Food!

Call and reserve a shooting time or just show up.
For Details Call: Larry Haseman 920-344-0656

Columbus Sportsman’s Association
W10924 Breyer Road
Columbus, Wisconsin
www.CSA12.com

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IMMANUEL LUTHERAN

Pastor Donald Steinberg   920-927-5734
E-mail address immanuellc@tds.net

Worship Schedule:
Sunday Worship 9:00am
Wednesday Worship 7:00pm
There will be no Wednesday evening service on September 8th.
Sunday School and Adult Bible Class resume on Sunday, September 12, beginning at 10:20 a.m. and dismissing at 11:30 a.m. 
We have Sunday School classes for children age four through those in eighth grade.
Sunday sessions begin with a children's message shared by the pastor; a time for singing,
followed by time spent learning from God's Word.
The session ends with all the students and teachers gathering together in a circle during which students with birthdays receive a gift from the Sunday School, followed by a closing prayer and song. 
Classes for younger students also include crafts.  All students also receive a drink and a snack every Sunday. 
We are currently registering students for the Fall Quarter.  To register, please call the church office at 927-5734.

Adult Bible Class will begin the Fall Quarter with a study entitled "Bad Girls Of The Bible."  Each week, we'll study
a woman who lived in Bible times and learn how we are like her and how her relationship with God can help our relationship
with God become better. 
Although  it may sound like it, this Bible study is not just for women only -- men can learn much from the "Bad Girls Of The Bible" too.

 

 

 

 

WORSHIP & BIBLE STUDY GROUP
WHAT:           Worship and Bible Study
WHERE:         Reeseville Municipal Building
WHEN:           Tuesday nights at 6:30pm
All are welcome.  Call Chris & Cherie Behymer at927-2133 or Sharon Hamann at 927-3416 for more information.

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Pastor Lois Rosko     920-344-7845
E-mail address larosko@hotmail.com
Worship Schedule:
Sunday Service at 10:00am
with Communion 1st Sunday
Sunday school starts on Sunday September 12!  Classes begin at 9:00am and are done just before the worship service
begins at 10:00am.  We meet in Fellowship Hall downstairs.  Any children from the community are welcome to attend. 
For more information please call 920-344-7845.

SALEM EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH

Pastor Vander Galien 920-927-5353
E-mail address  pvgvandy@aim.com
Worship services at Salem Lutheran Church in Lowell will be at 9:00 on Sunday, September 5,
and then change to 10:00 AM beginning Sunday, September 12.  Thursday evening services remain at 7:00 PM. 
We will resume our Sunday school classes starting Sunday, September 12, at 8:40 AM until 9:45 AM. 
Children ages 3 through 8th grade are invited to join us. 
There is also a Bible class on the life of St. Peter which will be taught on Sunday mornings in the fellowship hall at 8:45 AM
beginning on September 12 and repeated on Monday evenings at 6:30 PM beginning on September 13. 
Please call Pastor Vander Galien at 927-5353 for more information on these activities and what else our congregation has to offer.

 

HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC
TRI-PARISHES
E-mail address triparish@charter.net

Sept. 1, 2010 to Dec. 31, 2010

Holy Family Parish in Reeseville;
Sunday 8:00am & Wednesday 8:30am & 5:30pm

St. Columbkille Parish in Elba;
Sunday 10:00am & 5:00pm      Thursday 7:00pm

St. John the Baptist Parish in Clyman;
Saturday 5:00pm      Tuesday 6:30pm

First Friday Mass at Holy Family at 8:00am
First Sunday Mass at Holy Family at 8:00am

 

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Pastor Matthew Martin  920-927-5762
www.trinityreeseville.org
Greetings from Trinity,
First of all a huge Thank You from our congregation to everyone who came to the benefit for April Haines in August. 
It is a truly great day when so many come together to support a young woman who is fighting against cancer. 
Thank you for making this benefit the great day and success it was.

September brings with it the return to our Fall Schedule. 
Sunday morning services will be at 9:00 am through September 5th and we will continue to have
Wednesday evening services at 7:00 pm through September 8th. 

On September 12th we will have the Opening Service for our Sunday School beginning at 8:45 am with
Worship following at 10:00 am.  After worship we will have a brief service to dedicate our new stained glass window
(which is gorgeous and a blessing from God!). 
Then we will have our Annual Church Picnic at which we will have a pig roast and games and entertainment. 

Also, near the end of September we are going to set up an evening to begin a Nintendo Wii Bowling League here at Trinity,
which should be great fun for all.
God has blessed us so richly and we invite you, our neighbors and friends, to worship with us and experience for
yourselves the peace, hope, and blessings that God can bring into your lives.

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FROM THE EDITOR
All news must reach me by the 25th of the month. 
To put an ad in the newsletter & on the website www.reeseville.com
Contact me at 920-927-5477 or e-mail at nziegel@charter.net  
Minimum 3 Lines for $5.00 for the entire month.
All non-profit advertising will continue at no charge. 
All ads will be at the discretion of the Editor. 
All contents of the ads will be the responsibility
of the person taking out the ad.  All ads should be paid for before publication.