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Last updated March 2, 2010
FEBRUARY 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.
BIDS FOR VILLAGE LAWNMOWING
The Village of Reeseville will be accepting sealed bids for lawn mowing in the Village for the 2010 Season.
This would be for mowing the Reeseville Cemetery and the Ball Diamonds.
Submit all bids to Public Property Chairman, Brian Miller, or drop off at the Village Utility Office at 208 Firehouse Dr.
Bids will be opened on March 11th at the Village Board meeting.
HAMANN FAMILY BENEFIT
From Tragedy to TriumphWhoever said good things can’t come out of a bad thing? The accident that took the life of two wonderful people
in our community has brought much glory to the Lord. Yes, my husband, Mark, went to be with the
Lord at the young age of 53, but God had used this to bring many friends, communities and businesses together.
Over 400 people were served during the spaghetti benefit at the Lowell VFW on February 6th.
There was $14,000 raised to help out our family. What a wonderful blessing!We would like to offer a special thanks to the kitchen crew, Serene, Chris, Leah, Robert, Darrell, Michelle,
and JoAnne for such a wonderful job. There was never a wait in line for food. Also, special thanks to
Jenny Appenfeldt and the 4H folks for all their help. Special appreciation to John and
Marti Stanton for donating their time and help, also the use of the VFW hall in Lowell.Blessings to Darlyn Pfeiffer for generating great things from the auction that afternoon.
Also a very, very special thank you for the anonymous donor of the 19” TV for the auction,
also the anonymous donor who paid for the food and also made a very generous donation to the benefit.
The community’s support has been (to borrow a phrase from Darlyn) fabulous!
This proves that there is still much good in the world-God is good!
Remember always trust in the Lord and lean on him and others for support.A special appreciation to Thrivent for Lutherans who donated $3,000.00 toward the Hamann benefit.
On behalf of Sharon, Thomas, Erin, Melvin and Vivian Hamann, Ken and Beth Eckert and families we
would like to express a heartfelt “thank you” and God’s Blessing to all the donors listed below as well as
all the people who donated their time and talents.Special thanks to Dan and Lori Schey, Greg and Debbie Schaller. Blessings to Chris and Cherie Behymer and family.
A special “shout out” to our DJ, Scott Nolan of High Energy DJ Service, for not only entertaining us,
but also for assisting with the auction and other raffle prize drawings.The community’s support has been tremendous! Please forgive us if we’ve missed anyone.
May God bless you all as you have truly blessed our family!Let us not forget there is another family hurting in this community.
Our prayers and thoughts go out to the family of Joel Cahoon.
Thank you Melissa, James, Danielle, Debra and Marie for all your support.
May God sustain you and carry you through this all. We are praying for you.Special Appreciation to the following:
Hurley Computer MT Bar U-Serve U-Save Waterloo Gun Club Don’s Auto Wee Care Trucking Do It Best Hardware F & M State Bank Jim’s Cheese K & B Auto Avestar Credit Union Caine Transfer & Petroleum Glenn’s Market & Catering Rennhack Construction Waterloo Chiropractor Dan and Ciara Zimprich McKay Nursery Hartwig’s Diner Piggly Wiggly Napa Auto Kwik Trip Crave Brothers Pallet One Pit Stop Bar Country Meat Cutters Liberty Printers Litang Chiropractor Cathy’s Floral Thrivent for Lutherans Boon Dock’s Bar Waupun Implement Village Pharmacy One of a Kind Hair Salon Personality Plus CBW Trucking Reeseville Bank Marge’s Classic Cuts Rhode Electric River City Distributors Lauersdorf Excavating Soldner’s Stop and Shop Dewars River Street Milford Hunt Club Watertown Pick-in-Save Pumpkin Center Checkered Flag Diner Caine Transfer & Petroleum
God Bless --
Beth Eckert (Mark and Sharon Hamann's daughter)
REESEVILLE AREA RECREATION
The Reeseville Recreation Department is going to be holding their registration on Saturday, March 20 from
10:00 a.m. to Noon at the Reeseville Village Hall.Please stop in and bring your registration form or register that day for this year's baseball season and/or swimming lessons.
If you cannot make it, please give Kerry Horneck a call and she will get one to you.
You can also mail it to her at Reeseville Recreation, P.O. Box 239, Reeseville, WI 53579.We are also looking for volunteers to coach. Please contact Kerry at 927-6019 with any questions or if you would like to volunteer. Thanks and we look forward to a great summer!
On a personal note - we hope Cindy gets well fast and we'll see her back next summer!
COMMUNITY EASTER EGG HUNT
HIPPITY, HIPPITY HOP
EASTER’S ON ITS WAY!!
Lakeside 4-H along with Community Support will be sponsoring their Annual Easter Egg Hunt on
Saturday, April 3rd at 11:00am. (No earlier please!)
Children ages 10 & under can enjoy egg hunting, games & fun at the Reeseville Fireman’s Park.
In case of inclement weather, treat bags can still be picked up the same day at the Community Center.
We would like to thank those of you who have donated in past years for this event.
If you have any ideas or suggestions, we are always happy to hear how we can improve this project.
If you are interested in donating or have any questions/suggestions, call Donna Kasten @927-5766 or Kathy Bronner @927-3693.
The Easter Bunny hopes to see you all hoppin’ on in at the 2010 Easter Egg Hunt. Happy Hoppy Easter!!
ALL YOU CAN EAT
FRIDAY NIGHT FISH/CHICKEN BUFFETWhere: Reeseville Community Center
When: March 12, 2010
Time: 5:00pm to 8:00pm
Prices: Adults $10.95
Children 6 to 12 $7.95
Children 5 and under Free
The Bar will be open for Cocktails with a Special $1.00 off your first adult beverage or 50¢ off soda with proof of meal ticket. Catered by Augie’s Elite Catering.
Profits from the March Buffet will be shared with Immanuel Lutheran Church of Reeseville.
The church will be selling GOODIES at a Bake Sale also that night.
To show community support, sympathy and friendship: The April 9th, FISH& CHICKEN BUFFET will be a BENEFIT for the Hamann Family....since the meal is catered we will be selling advanced tickets so we can have an approximate
count for the food needed...... Purchasing an ADVANCE TICKETS would be GREATLY APPRECIATED....(Check at your local businesses or with a Community Center Board Member for tickets)
There will also be a Bucket Raffle to raise money that night... anyone wishing to DONATE ITEMS TO THE RAFFLE, please contact any Community Center board member...Don Boettcher, Ken Leistico, Ruthie Snow, Phyllis Schulz, Judy Neuberger
Contact any member of the Community Center Board if you are looking for a way to
RAISE FUNDS FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION, we would like to help.Those who attended February's Buffet were able to help raise funds for the Reeseville Public Library and get some
GREAT DEALS on books and videos which were on sale.We appreciate your continued attendance and support of these Fish/Chicken Buffets each month.
REESEVILLE FIRE DEPT.
For all emergencies call 911
For non-emergencies call 927-5271
February Fire Calls; 1/27 Electrical Outlet House Fire 2/12 Carbon Monoxcide Detector
February Monthly Raffle Winners; Charlotte Jaeger, Jon ritter, Kyle O'Brien & Al Pasewald
LOWELL ROD & GUN CLUB
The Lowell Rod & Gun Club will hold their First Annual Pancake Breakfast/Fundraiser on Sunday, March 21st at The Red Rooster Saloon on Hwy 16/60 Lowell. Breakfast will be served from 8:00am to 1:00pm.
The Breakfast menu will include: Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Potatoes, Coffee, Milk and Homemade Desserts.
Tickets are $6.50 in advance and $7.00 at the door. Tickets are available from any Club member, at the Red Rooster and Local Businesses.
50/50 Raffles will be held along with other Raffles.
HOLY FAMILY FISH FRY
Holy Family Parish will be holding their Fish Fry on March 19th from 4:30 until 7 P.M.
The price is $8.50 for adults and $3.50 for children.
The menu consists of Deep Fried Cod, Homemade Potato Salad, Corn, Coleslaw, Beverages and Bars.
REESEVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER
A donation has been made to the Reeseville Community Center from the
Neuenschwander Family in memory of Alvin and Barbara Neuenschwander.
A plaque will be placed on the Donation Wall.
Remember, donations may be made at any time. All monies are used to offset the cost of the building.
Contact Don Boettcher if you would like a form.
REESEVILLE-LOWELL LIONESS
The Lioness will be selling Easter Lilies and Azaleas again this year.
Lillie’s cost $10.00 -- Azaleas cost $18.00
Orders must be in by March 10th.
Pick up will be March 26th from 10:00am until 12:00noon.
Order slips will be out in the local businesses for sign up or call Sally at 920-927-3343.RAFFLE WINNERS FROM THE LIONESS SWEETHEART’S BALL
- Barb Paar
- Terry Neuburg
- James Lasher
- Linda Zimmerman
- Sally Miescher
- Jill Galston
- Steve Pfeiffer
- John Stanton
- Marion Gade
- Dorothy Renforth
- Amy Rupnow
- Madelyn Scheiber
- Carol Pieper
- David Polster
- Sandy Pocius
- Camden Scheider
- Chet Caine
- Annette Heiman
- Carol Pieper
- Betty Vaskuil
- Cindy Lemke
The Lioness want to thank everyone who supported us for the Sweethearts Dance and all the donations.
THANK YOU
Thank you to all of the people who came, brought flowers, wonderful food and stayed to make it a
very memorable day for Erna Millers 95th birthday.
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME
Spring forward, Fall back as they say, so don’t forget to set your clocks ahead on March 14th.
This would also be a great time to change those smoke detector batteries too.
CANCER WALK
I am Janelle Huck. I'm walking 60 miles at the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the CureTM and need help in raising $2300
to participate in the walk. The walk is in August down in Chicago & more information can be found at www.the3day.org.
Donations can be made online at www.the3day.org/goto/janellehuck.
I need help raising the money to participate in something great!
Janelle Huck (920) 927-6101 / (920) 382-2706
FIRST DAY OF SPRING
March 20th is the first day of Spring.
Of course if you are a snowmobiler, it’s come too soon.
But, this is Wisconsin and we still have Winter until at least April !!!!!
Reeseville Public Library
216 South Main – 920-927-7390
www.reeseville.lib.wi.us
Night at the Library:
Thank You to our special guests, Rhonda Gibson, Shawna Rennhack and Phyllis Schulz, volunteers with the Reeseville First Responders. Participants enjoyed books about Emergency Responders, patched up a stuffed animal and visited the First Responders facility complete with a tour of the ambulance. They even got to take their bandaged animal home for further Tender Loving Care!
Fish Fry and Book Sale:
Thanks to all who volunteered to help with this tasty and fun event. And to all of you who came to eat and purchase books. Over $200 was raised for the library. We will let you know how we intend to use these funds to help the Library serve this great community.
Hard to get from your car to the library?
Winter weather can make it a challenge to get into the Library. If you have items that you want to pick up, just call ahead and we will have them checked out for you and bring them to your car.
Used Cards for St. Jude’s Ranch:
Thank you to everyone who donated to our collection of used greeting cards for St. Jude’s Ranch.
These cards will be recycled to make new cards. Three large boxes of cards were saved from our land fills!
Summer Reading Program Volunteers:
This year we will be creating a colorful community garden and need all kinds of helpers – gardeners,
wood workers, designers. We especially need someone to help coordinate events for the 7th grade and older group.
Call or stop in the library for details and to volunteer.
Our next planning meeting will be Wednesday, March 31, 6:30PM at the Library.
March Happenings at the Library
Pre School Storytime:
Wednesday, March 10, 10:30AM at the library – St Patrick’s Day stories and crafts.Free Computer Classes:
Saturday, March 13, 12:30PM with Ryan Bengsch. This month Ryan will be using our new computers to help you
learn Basic Internet Skills. Space is limited so please call the library (927-7390) to reserve a slot.
Night at the Library Family Storytime:
Tuesday, March 30, 7PM. Join us and Jim & Joan Dykstra for an evening of good books and
activities revolving around the Village Pharmacy.Stop in and check out
what’s new at your Library!
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.
We will play Bingo on March 17th and have a Dice Game on March 25th.
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. Come and join us and meet new friends.
KIDS ORGANIZATION NEWS
Stop by our next K.I.D.S Meeting will be held on March 16, 2010at 6:00 in the school commons.
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN
Pastor Donald Steinberg 920-927-5734
E-mail address immanuellc@tds.net
Worship Schedule:
Sunday Worship 9:00am
Wednesday Worship 7:00pm
Sunday School and Adult Bible Class 10:20am
Wednesday Evening Lenten Services continue this month on March 3,10, 17, 24. Each service begins at 7:00 p.m.
The theme of this year's Lenten Services is "Jonah -- The Survivor Series."
Each Wednesday Evening Lenten Service is preceded by a soup and sandwich supper served in our
Fellowship Hall from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. There is no cost for this meal. However a free-will offering is appreciated.
Holy Week and Easter Service Schedule:
Maundy Thursday -- April 1 at 7:00 p.m.
Good Friday -- April 2 at 12:15 p.m.and 7:00 p.m.
Easter Sunday -- April 4 at 6:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., with Easter Breakfast served in the
Fellowship Hall beginning at 7:45 a.m.
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Pastor Lois Rosko (920) 344 7845
Worship Schedule:
Sunday Service at 10:00am
with Communion 1st Sunday
Sunday School & Confirmation Classes 9:00am
All are welcome to join us for the special services of this Holy Season.
Tuesdays at 3:30 p.m. Bible Study on the Revised Common Lectionary texts for the upcoming Sunday.
On Thursdays during Lent, come at 6:30 for a soup supper followed by service at 7:00 p.m.
Palm Sunday Service is at 10:00 a.m. March 28.
Maundy Thursday Service is at 7:00 p.m. April 1.
Good Friday Service is at 7:00 p.m. April 2.
Easter Sunday Service is at 10:00 a.m. April 4.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Pastor Matthew Martin 920-927-5762
www.trinityreeseville.org
Worship Schedule;
Sunday Worship at 10:00am
Sunday School at 8:30am
Adult Bible Study at 8:45am
LENT/HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
Wednesday Evenings at 7:00pm
Maundy Thursday –Christian Seder Meal at 6:00pm
Good Friday – Tenebrae Service at 7:00pm
Easter Sunrise Service at 6:30am
Easter Service at 10:00am
SALEM EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
Pastor Vander Galien 920-927-5353
Worship Schedule;
Sunday worship services 10:00am
Sunday School and Bible Class on Sundays at 8:40am
Thursday evenings at 7:00am
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC
TRI-PARISHES
Holy Family Parish in Reeseville, Sunday 10:00am and weekday Masses at 5:30pm
St. Columbkille Parish in Elba mass of anticipation on Saturday evening at 5:00pm and Sunday at 5:00pm.
Weekday Mass will be on Thurs. at 7:00pm
St. John the Baptist Parish in Clyman Sunday Mass at 10:00am and weekday Masses at 5:30pm.
NEW 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 at 927-2133
or Sharon Hamann at 927-3416 for more information.
DODGE COUNTY CHAPTER NWTF
The Dodge County Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation held their 20th Annual Hunting
Heritage Banquet on February 13th at the Reeseville Community Center.
We had a great evening with a Live Auction, Silent Auction and many, many Raffles.
Several area people won fabulous items including 19 guns, several prints and wildlife sculptures
exclusive to NWTF Banquets.
We would like to specially thank the following businesses for their donations to our event;
Sam's BPReeseville
Dean & Noreane Ziegel
Reeseville
O'Connors Pub
Reeseville
Soldners Stop n Shop
Reeseville
Canopy Bar
Portland
Casey's Bar
Richwood
Pumpkin Center Bar
Pumpkin Center
Doodle's Bar
Ridgeway
The Wheel Bar
Ridgeway
Darrell & Laura Ritter
Reeseville
Reeseville Community Center
Reeseville
Hyde Store Bar
Hyde
Leipsic Tavern
Leipsic
Jamacian Oasis
Horicon
Danny Boy's Irish Pub
Horicon
Red Rooster Saloon
Lowell
Shamrock II
Astico
Boondockers Bar
Hubbleton
Dewars River Street Saloon
Lowell
Paul & Pam's Pub & Grill
Juneau
Benchmark Bar
Juneau
Mercer's Bar
Clyman
Wacky Shack
Clyman
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee
Deer & Turkey Expo
Madison
Country Meat Cutters
Reeseville
Cabela's
Richfield
Tom's Guns
Marshall
Thank you to all who attended and made this a very successful and fun evening.
Through dynamic partnerships with state, federal and provincial wildlife agencies, the NWTF and its members have
helped restore wild turkey populations across the country, spending more than $306 million to conserve
14 million acres of habitat for all types of wildlife.
DODGE COUNTY CHAPTER OF THE NWTF WOMEN IN THE OUTDOORS
On January 30th the Wisconsin Chapter held their yearly convention in Appleton. At that time the
Dodge County Chapter Women in the Outdoors Event was given the award for the most Outstanding WITO
event in the State for the second year in a row.
Coordinator, Noreane Ziegel, was very excited to say the least!! This year’s event will be July 17, 2010.
The Wisconsin State WITO Event also won an award at the National Convention for the
best State event in the country.
The NWTF's Women in the Outdoors program is for North America's moms, daughters and sisters, who want to
get outside, learn new activities and make new friends," said Teresa Carroll, National Women in the Outdoors
program coordinator. "The Wisconsin State Chapter has taken the lead in their area for introducing women to activities
like self-defense, canoeing, fishing, hunting, shooting and more."
The Federation works to increase interest in the outdoors by bringing new hunters and conservationists into the fold
through outdoor education events and its outreach programs — Women in the Outdoors, Wheelin' Sportsmen,
JAKES and Xtreme JAKES.
COLUMBUS SPORTSMAN’S CLUB
SUMMER TRAP LEAGUE:
Starts Thursday April 8th with practice time (for those of you who need it),
for the first two weeks. This will run 18 weeks again. If anyone is interested in shooting,
but doesn’t have a team, please contact Steve at 920-887-3936
YOUTH TRAP LEAGUE:
Starts Monday nights, April 12th through July 26th.
For any youth aged 12 to 18.
We are looking for 4-H shooting sports instructors and Learn to Hunt Turkeys Mentors.
If you can help Contact Irene at Tom222@centurytel.net
LOWELL ROD & GUN CLUB
The Lowell Rod & Gun Club will hold their First Annual Pancake Breakfast/Fundraiser on Sunday, March 21st at
The Red Rooster Saloon on Hwy 16/60 Lowell. Breakfast will be served from 8:00am to 1:00pm.
The Breakfast menu will include: Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Potatoes, Coffee, Milk and Homemade Desserts.
Tickets are $6.50 in advance and $7.00 at the door.
Tickets are available from any Club member, at the Red Rooster and Local Businesses.
50/50 Raffles will be held along with other Raffles.
SNOWMOBILE TRAILSBe sure to check the snowmobile hot line if there are any doubts whether the trails are open.
The Phone Number is 920-386-3705. The county also stresses that you stay on the marked trails.
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.
