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Notice ofSpring Election,Referendum andSample BallotsApril 3, 2018

WAUPACA COUNTYIncluding portions of

Outagamie County(Wards 1 & 2, City of New London)

Shawano County(Wards 4-6, City of Marion)

A supplement to: Clintonville Chronicle, Clintonville Tribune-Gazette, Marion Advertiser,New London Press-Star, Waupaca County Post

CANDIDATELISTINGS

All offices are“Vote for 1” unlessotherwise notedTHE FOLLOWINGSTATE and COUNTYOFFICES APPEARON ALL BALLOTS

UNLESS OTHERWISENOTED:

STATE and COUNTYOFFICES:

Justice of theSupreme CourtMichael ScrenockRebecca Dallet

Waupaca CountyCourt of AppealsJudgeDist. 4JoAnne F.Kloppenburg

Outagamie CountyCircuit Court JudgeBranch 4Gregory B. Gill, Jr.

Branch 5Carrie Schneider

Branch 7John A. Des Jardins

County TreasurerTrenten J Woelfel(Republican)

Shawano CountyCircuit Court JudgeBranch 2William F. Kussel Jr.

Waupaca CountyCircuit CourtJudge Branch 3Raymond S. Huber

MUNICIPAL OFFICESAll Offices are “Vote

for 1” unlessotherwise noted

*See School DistrictList on page 5TN OF BEARCREEKWARD 1

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 6Dick Rohan

*School District:ClintonvilleManawaNew LondonTN OF CALEDONIA

WARDS 1 & 2Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 21Vance KnuthPete Bosquez

*School District:New LondonTN OF DAYTONWARDS 1-3

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 15Robert K. Ellis

*School District:Waupaca

(Tn Dayton Cont’d)WARD 4

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 16John F. Penney

*School District:WaupacaWild RoseTN OF DUPONT

WARD 1Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 5Lee E. Much

*School District:Marion

WARD 2Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 4Darrell Handrich


TN OFFARMINGTONWARDS 1 & 3

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 14Gerald Murphy


WARD 2Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 9James Nygaard

*School District:WaupacaWARDS 4 & 5

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 13Joe McClone


WARD 6Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 10Kevin Will

*School District:WaupacaTN OF FREMONT

WARD 1Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 20William Jonely

*School District:Weyauwega/Fremont

WARD 2Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 21Vance KnuthPete Bosquez

*School District:New LondonWeyauwega/FremontTN OF HARRISON

WARD 1Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 8Janet Jan L. Lehrer

*School District:Iola/ScandinaviaRosholtTN OF HELVETIA


(Tn Helvetia Cont’d)*School District:Iola/Scandinavia

WARD 2Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 6Dick Rohan

*School District:Iola/ScandinaviaManawaMarionTN OF IOLAWARD 1

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 8Janet Jan L. Lehrer

*School District:Iola/Scandinavia

WARD 2Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 7Terry Murphy

*School District:Iola/ScandinaviaTN OF LARRABEE

WARDS 1 & 2Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 4Darrell Handrich

*School District:ClintonvilleMarionTN OF LEBANONWARDS 1 & 3

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 26Bernie R. RitchieWayne Wilfuer

*School District:ManawaNew London


*School District:ManawaNew LondonTN OF LINDWARD 1

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 20William Jonely

*School District:WaupacaWeyauwega/FremontWARDS 2 & 3

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 16John F. Penney

*School District:WaupacaWeyauwega/FremontTN OF

LITTLEWOLFWARD 1

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 27

(Tn Little Wolf Cont’d)John D. Smith

*School District:Manawa

WARD 2Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 17David L. Johnson


WARD 3Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 18Patricia Craig

*School District:ManawaTN OF MATTESON

WARD 1Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 1DuWayne Federwitz

*School District:ClintonvilleTN OF MUKWA

WARD 1Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 26Bernie R. RitchieWayne Wilfuer

*School District:ManawaNew London

WARD 2Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 22Kenneth A JaegerBob Flease

*School District:ManawaNew LondonWeyauwega/FremontWARD 3 & 5

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 22Kenneth A JaegerBob Flease

*School District:New London

WARD 4Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 24Fred Zaug

*School District:New LondonTN OF ROYALTON

WARD 1-2Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 18Patricia Craig

*School District:Weyauwega/FremontManawaWaupaca

TN OFST. LAWRENCE


*School District:Iola/ScandinaviaManawaWaupaca

(Tn St. Lawrence Cont’d)WARD 2

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 17David L. Johnson

*School District:Iola/ScandinaviaManawaWaupaca

TN OFSCANDINAvIA

WARD 1Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 7Terry Murphy



*School District:Iola/ScandinaviaWaupacaTN OF UNION

WARD 1Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 4Darrell Handrich

*School District:ClintonvilleManawaMarion



TN OF WAUPACAWARDS 1 & 2

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 17David L. Johnson

*School District:WaupacaWeyauwega/

FremontTN OF

WEYAUWEGAWARD 1


*School District:Weyauwega/

FremontTN OF WYOMING


*School District:Iola/ScandinaviaMarionTigerton

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VILLAGE OFBIG FALLSWARD 1

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 8Janet Jan L. Lehrer


VILLAGE OFEmBArrASS

WARD 1Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 1DuWayne Federwitz

Clerk posts or publishes municipaloffice separately.

*School District:Clintonville

VILLAGE OFFrEmONTWARD 1


Village TrusteeVote for not morethan 3:Jason JaquithTyler DankeJim FalkeSteven Van Lyssel

*School District:Weyauwega/Fremont

VILLAGE OF IOLAWARDS 1 & 2

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 7Terry Murphy

Village TrusteeVote for not morethan 3:Missy FennTerry MurphyDavid Harper


VILLAGE OFOGdENSBurG




VILLAGE OFScANdINAVIA



*School District:Iola-Scandinavia

cITY OFcLINTONVILLEWARDS 1, 3, 6 & 7

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 2Dennis Kussmann

(Clintonville Cont’d)WARD 2

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 1DuWayne Federwitz

WARDS 4 & 5Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 3Dick KoeppenWARDS 8, 9 & 10

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 4Darrell Handrich

WARDS 1 - 10MayorRichard K. Beggs

Alderperson, District 1Alderperson, District 2Chuck Manske

Alderperson, District 3Alderperson, District 4Mike Hankins

Alderperson, District 5WARDS 1 - 10

*School District:Clintonville

cITY OF mANAwAWARD 1-3

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 27John D. Smith


*School District:ManawacITY OF mArION

WARDS 1-3Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 5Lee E. Much

WARDS 4-6(SHAWANO CO.)

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 19Arlyn Tober

WARDS 1 - 6MayorPatricia A. Mielke

Alderperson, District 1Wanda J. Tucker

Alderperson, District 2Aaron R. Schoen

Alderperson, District 3Arlyn Fischer

WARDS 1 - 6*School District:Marion

cITY OFNEw LONdONWARDS 1& 2

(OUTAGAMIE CO.)Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 31Dennis CleggNettie McGeeWARDS 3-4 & 6

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 25Dave Neumann

WARDS 7 - 9Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 24Fred Zaug

(New London Cont’d)WARDS 10 - 12

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 23David R. Morack

WARDS 1 - 12Municipal JudgeLaurie A Shaw

MayorDebbie BandaGary Henke

City AttorneyEarl J. Luaders

Alderperson, District 1John C. Faucher

Alderperson, District 2Fred Zaug

Alderperson, District 3Mike Barrington

Alderperson, District 4Ron Steinhorst

Alderperson, District 5Dennis Herter

WARDS 1 - 12*School District:New LondoncITY OF wAuPAcAWARDS 1, 4 & 9

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 10Kevin WillWARDS 2, 3, 7 & 11

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 12Mary Kay PoehlmanWARDS 5, 6, & 10

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 11Joyce Boyer

WARD 8Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 13Joe McClone


MayorBrian R. Smith

Alderperson, District 1David Peterson

Alderperson, District 2Eric S. Olson

Alderperson, District 3Paul Mayou

Alderperson, District 4Lori Chesnut

Alderperson, District 5Alan R. Kjelland

WARDS 1 - 12*School District:Waupaca

cITY OFwEYAuwEGAWARDS 1 - 3

Co. Board SupervisorDistrict 19Jack Spierings

WARDS 1 - 3Municipal JudgeLaurie A Shaw

Alderperson, District 1Richard N. Luedke

Alderperson, District 2Shani Appleby

Alderperson, District 3Bruce Goetsch

WARDS 1 - 3*School District:Weyauwega/Fremont

All Offices are“Vote for 1” unlessotherwise noted

cLINTONVILLEVote for not morethan 3Laurie VollrathPatrick DanforthLarry CzarneckiDaryl SchroederBen Huber

IOLA-ScANdINAVIA

Village of IolaDiana JonesKristen Hoyord

Townships St.Lawrence& Helvetia SouthPaul J. Huettner

mANAwAZone 1Stan Forbes

Zone 2Bruce Scheller

mArIONTowns of Larrabee,Dupont, Helvetia,Union, Wyomingand the Villageof Big FallsDawn Papendorf

Towns of Grant,Pella, Hermanand SenecaLynn A. Tober-Steinke

City of MarionAmie Good Bodart

NEw LONdONVote for not morethan 3Bill SchmidtTerry WegnerMark W. GrossmanConnie NeelyrOSHOLT

Shawn CychoszGeraldTrzebiatowskiTIGErTON

Town of Fairbanks/WyomingJill Brown

Village of TigertonCary Robbins

Town of Grant/SenecaScott SuehringwAuPAcA

Vote for not morethan 3Betty ManionSandra A.Robinson

Mark PolebitskiwEYAuwEGA/FrEmONT

Towns of Royalton &MukwaSandra Smith

City of WeyauwegaTimothy J.Baehnman

Town of Fremont(2 year term)Mark AlbertswILd rOSE

Area IVDave Williams

Area VWayne Roemer

OFFICE AND CANDIDATE LISTINGS

ScHOOLdISTrIcTcANdIdATELISTING:

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Notice of RefeReNdum electioNAPRil 3, 2018

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at an election to be held in theseveral towns, villages, cities, wards and election districts of the Stateof Wisconsin, on Tuesday, April 3, 2018, the following question will besubmitted to a vote of the people pursuant to law:

2017 eNRolled JoiNt ReSolutioN 7

To amend section 1 of article VI, section 3 of article VI andsections 7 and 8 of article X; and to create section 17 of article XIVof the constitution; relating to: deleting from the constitution theoffice of state treasurer (second consideration).

Whereas, the 2015 legislature in regular session considered aproposed amendment to the constitution in 2015 Assembly JointResolution 5, which became 2015 Enrolled Joint Resolution 7, andagreed to it by a majority of the members elected to each of the twohouses, which proposed amendment reads as follows:

SectioN 1. Section 1 of article VI of the constitution is amendedto read: [Article VI] Section 1. The qualified electors of this state, atthe times and places of choosing the members of the legislature,shall in 1970 and every 4 years thereafter elect a secretary of state,treasurer and an attorney general who shall hold their offices for4 years 4-year terms.

SectioN 2. Section 3 of article VI of the constitution is amended toread: [Article VI] Section 3. The powers, duties, and compensationof the treasurer and attorney general shall be prescribed by law.

SectioN 3. Sections 7 and 8 of article X of the constitution areamended to read: [Article X] Section 7. The lieutenant governor,secretary of state, treasurer and attorney general, shall constitutea board of commissioners for the sale of the school and universitylands and for the investment of the funds arising therefrom. Any twoof said commissioners shall be a quorum for the transaction of allbusiness pertaining to the duties of their office.

Section 8. Provision shall be made by law for the sale of allschool and university lands after they shall have been appraised;and when any portion of such lands shall be sold and the purchasemoney shall not be paid at the time of the sale, the commissionersshall take security by mortgage upon the lands sold for the sumremaining unpaid, with seven per cent 7 percent interest thereon,payable annually at the office of the treasurer as provided by law. Thecommissioners shall be authorized to execute a good and sufficientconveyance to all purchasers of such lands, and to discharge anymortgages taken as security, when the sum due thereon shall havebeen paid. The commissioners shall have power to withhold fromsale any portion of such lands when they shall deem it expedient,and shall invest all moneys arising from the sale of such lands, aswell as all other university and school funds, in such manner as thelegislature shall provide, and shall give such security for the faithfulperformance of their duties as may be required by law.

SectioN 4. Section 17 of article XIV of the constitution is createdto read: [Article XIV] Section 17. The state treasurer holding officeon the date of ratification of the 2015-17 amendment providing forthe deletion of that office from the constitution shall continue to holdthat office until the first Monday of January in 2019. Any vacancyin the office occurring before that date shall be filled in the mannerprovided by law.

SectioN 5. Numbering of new provisions. If anotherconstitutional amendment ratified by the people creates the numberof any provision created in this joint resolution, the chief of thelegislative reference bureau shall determine the sequencing andthe numbering of the provisions whose numbers conflict and adjustany cross- references thereto.

Now, therefore, be it resolved by the senate, the assemblyconcurring, That the foregoing proposed amendment to theconstitution is agreed to by the 2017 legislature; and, be it further

Resolved, That the foregoing proposed amendment to theconstitution be submitted to a vote of the people at the election tobe held on the first Tuesday in April 2018; and, be it further

Resolved, That the question concerning ratification of theforegoing proposed amendment to the constitution be stated on theballot as follows:

QueStioN 1: “elimination of state treasurer. Shall sections1 and 3of article VI and sections 7 and 8of article X of the constitutionbe amended, and section 17 of article XIV of the constitution becreated, to eliminate the office of state treasurer from the constitutionand to replace the state treasurer with the lieutenant governor as amember of the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands?”

eXPlANAtoRY StAtemeNtArticle VI of the Wisconsin Constitution provides for the election

of a state treasurer every four years. Wis. Const. Art. VI, § 1. TheConstitution spells out only one duty for the Treasurer: to serve asone of three members on the Board of Commissioners of PublicLands, which is charged with the sale of school and universitylands and with the investment of funds arising from such sales.Wis. Const. Art. X, § 7. The other two members of that Board arethe Attorney General and Secretary of State.

The referendumquestion proposes to eliminate the constitutionaloffice of Treasurer. To fill the Treasurer’s position on the Board ofCommissioners of Public Lands, the Lieutenant Governor wouldserve as the third member of that Board.

A “yes” vote on this question would eliminate the constitutionaloffice of the Treasurer. It would replace the Treasurer with theLieutenant Governor as a member of the Board of Commissionersof Public Lands.

A “no” vote would retain the constitutional office of the Treasurerunder Article VI. The Treasurer would also continue to serve as amember of the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands.

DONE in the City of Waupaca, this 27th day of March, 2018.

Jill Lodewegen, Waupaca County Clerk

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Notice of RefeReNdumoutAGAmie couNtY APRil 3, 2018City of New London, Wards 1 & 2

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at an election to beheld in Outagamie County, Wisconsin, onApril 3, 2018,the following proposed Resolution of the County Boardwill be submitted to a vote of the people:Resolution No. 59–2017-18

BE IT RESOLVED, that the Outagamie CountyBoard of Supervisors does resolve to conduct a countywide advisory referendum, to be held with the spring2018 general election; that a concise statement of thequestion is given and that the question will state asfollows:

Question: Nonpartisan redistricting system. Do youfavor adoption of a nonpartisan system for redistrictingof legislative and congressional districts in Wisconsin?

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the CorporationCounselprepareaNoticeofReferendumtobepublishedby the Outagamie County Clerk in accordance withstatutory requirements, and

BE IT STILL FURTHER RESOLVED this resolutionand the referendum be filed with the Outagamie CountyClerk no later than 70 days prior to the election at whichthe question will appear on the ballot, and

BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, that the OutagamieCounty Clerk be directed to forward a copy of thisresolution to the Outagamie County CorporationCounsel and the Outagamie County Executive inaccordance with statutory requirements.

The question will appear on the ballot as follows:Question 1: Nonpartisan redistricting system.

Do you favor adoption of a nonpartisan system forredistricting of legislative and congressional districts inWisconsin?

EXPLANATIONA “yes” vote on the Question would result in the

electorate ofOutagamieCounty advising theWisconsinState Legislature to adopt a non-partisan system ofredistricting for legislative and congressional districtsin Wisconsin.

A “no” vote on the Question would result in theelectorate of Outagamie County taking no position onadoption of a non-partisan system of redistricting inWisconsin.

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POLLING PLACES AND HOURS(7:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M.)

ALL POLLING PLACES ARE ACCESSIBLE TO ELDERLY AND DISABLED VOTERS

At the Spring Election to be heldApril 3, 2018 in the Towns, Villages, Cities and School Districts of WAUPACACOUNTY, includingthe counties of OUTAGAMIE (City of New London, Wards 1 & 2) and SHAWANO (City of Marion, Ward 4-6), the followingpolling locations will be used. If you have any questions concerning your polling place, please contact the municipal clerk.

TOWNSBear Creek – Carrie GriepentrogTown Hall, E9107 Silver Creek Road(715) 752-4275Town of Caledonia – Natalie SnyderCaledonia Community CenterE9181 State Road 96(920) 667-4773Town of Dayton – Judy SuhsTown Hall, N2285 State Road 22(715) 258-0930Town of Dupont – Heather OppermanTown Hall, N11297 Town Hall Road(715) 754-5343Town of Farmington – Danielle TaggartTown Hall, E913 Prairie View Lane(715) 258-2779Town of Fremont – Heidi JacobsonTown Hall, E7403 US Highway 110(920) 446-2777Town of Harrison – Fran MoenNorthland Lutheran ChurchN9880 State Road 49(715) 445-3362Town of Helvetia – Doug HinesTown Hall, E2544 County Rd GG(715) 445-4776Town of Iola – Steve MadsonTown Hall, 170 S. Depot St(715) 570-1058Town of Larrabee – Arlene KratzkeFox Valley Tech. College525 South Main Street(715) 823-3966Town of Lebanon – Chelley LeeTown Hall, N5844 Buelow Road(920) 982-1571Town of Lind – Colleen McCoyTown Hall, N1315 Cty Road A(715) 252-2705Town of Little Wolf – Jackie BeyerTown Hall, E6325 County Rd. N(920) 596-2080Town of Matteson – Mike MehlbergTown Hall, N10891 Jepson Road(715) 823-4825 or (715) 460-2345

Town of Mukwa, Wds 1 & 2 –Jeannette ZielinskiTown Hall, E8514 Weyauwega Road(920) 982-9890Town of Mukwa, Wds 3, 4 & 5 –Jeannette ZielinskiBean City Ballroom, N2505 Bean City Road(920) 982-9890Town of Royalton – Debra BuchholzTown Hall, E6132 State Road 54(920) 867-2964Town of Scandinavia – Brenda MazemkeMunicipal Center, 349 N. Main St.(715) 445-4024Town of St. Lawrence – Gloria RosinTown Hall Annex, 507 Franklin Street(920) 244-7431Town of Union – Sharon OlsenTown Hall, E6592 State Rd 22(920) 596-2632Town of Waupaca – Arden SellinTown Hall, N3514 County Rd E(715) 256-1450Town of Weyauwega – Delores HarrisOld Middle School, 310 East Main St.(920) 540-4499Town of Wyoming – Kristy OppermanJR’s Banquet Hall120 N. Main Street, Big Falls(715) 754-5437

VILLAGESVillage of Big Falls – Amy BazileVillage Hall, 220 East Main Street(715) 754-2907Village of Embarass – Joann Polzin130 Depot Street(715) 823-4131Village of Fremont – Michelle McCloneVillage Hall, 317 Wolf River Drive(920) 446-2411Village of Iola – Dan JohnsonIola Community Center180 South Main Street(715) 445-2913

Village of Ogdensburg – Cindy PrinsenVillage Hall-Fire Station, 504 Main St(920) 244-7483Village of Scandinavia – Judy WatsonMunicipal Center, 349 N. Main St.(715) 467-2360

CITIESCity of Clintonville – Peggy JohnsonClintonville Community Center30 South Main Street(715) 823-7600City of Manawa – Cheryl HassMunicipal Building, 500 S. Bridge St.(920) 596-2577City of Marion – Mary RogersFire Station, 128 West Garfield Avenue(715) 754-4607City of New London – Sue TennieDistrict 1, Wards 9 & 10

1st Congregational Church110 East Hancock Street(920) 982-8500

District 2,Wards 6 &7Washington Center Activity Rm.600 West Washington Street(920) 982-8500

District 3, Wards 1 & 2Outagamie CountyAmerican Legion Clubhouse840 E. North Water Street(920) 982-8500

District 4, Wards 3, 4 & 8Trinity Lutheran Church709 West Beckert Road(920) 982-8500

District 5, Wards 11 & 12Municipal Building215 North Shawano Street(920) 982-8500

City of Waupaca – Henry VelekerCity Recreation Center407 School Street(715) 258-4411City of Weyauwega – Becky LoehrkeWeyauwega City Hall109 East Main Street(920) 867-2630

NOTICESThe following notices is applicable for the City of New LondonNotice of Meeting of the Local Board of CanvassersAt the close of voting on Election Day, pursuant to the provisions of Wis. Stat. § 19.84, the Election Inspectors at eachpolling place will convene as the Local Canvassing Board for the purpose of conducting the local canvass pursuant to Wis.Stat. § 7.51. This meeting will be open to the public pursuant to Wis. Stat. §§ 19.81-89.The following notices is applicable for the Villages of Fremont and Iola, Cities of Clintonville, Marion, Waupaca andWeyauwegaNotice of Meeting of the Local and Municipal Board of CanvassersAt the close of voting on Election Day, pursuant to the provisions of Wis. Stat. § 19.84, the Election Inspectors will conveneas a joint meeting of the Local Board of Canvassers and the Municipal Board of Canvassers for the purpose of conductingthe local and municipal canvasses pursuant to Wis. Stat. §§7.51 and 7.53(1). This meeting will be open to the publicpursuant to Wis. Stat. §§ 19.81-89.Any person requiring special accommodations who wish to attend this meeting should contact the clerk of the pollinglocation at least 24 hours in advance.

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