Eric S. Beshel, 29, Ingleside, IL – Speeding – No Show/Default – $109.00 Amended to 9 mph over.

Brandon M. Zuehlke, 18, Brodhead – Disorderly Conduct – No Show/Default - $298.00.

James K. Aarstad, 21, Janesville, WI – Theft – Dismissed.

Sarah I. Anderson, 40, Monroe, WI – Theft – No Show/Warrant will be Issued.

Kaylie D. Archambault, 18, Orfordville, WI – Theft – No Show/Warrant will be Issued.

Richard L. Baertschi, 37, Orfordville, WI – Non-Registration of Vehicle – No Show/Default - $83.80.

Jean A. Baker, 52, Monroe, WI – Speeding – $139.20, amended to 16 mph over.

Paul K. Boedorn, 41, New Glarus, WI – Speeding – No Show/Default - $114.00, amended to 9 mph over.

Paul W. Buckham, 33, Brodhead – No Drivers License on Person - $101.40.

Ricky L. Coggins, 35, Brodhead – Speeding – No Show/Default - $88.80 amended to 9 mph over, Mandatory Seatbelt Violation - $10.00.

Casey R.N. Condon, 21, Brodhead – Possession of Drug Paraphernalia - $177.00.

Patrisha M. Coughlin, 21, Cherokee Village, AR – Theft – No Show/Warrant will be issued.

John F. Curtis, 37, Orfordville, WI – Non-Registration of Vehicle - $88.80.

Troy E. Darwin, 31, Beloit, WI – Issuance of Worthless Check – No Show/Warrant will be issued.

Teresa A. Derr, 42, Freeport, IL – Speeding - $88.80, amended to 9 mph over.

Jeff G. Edgerton, 48, Monroe, WI – Speeding - $114.00, amended to 9 mph over.

Russell T. Haman, 48, Janesville, WI – Speeding – No Show/Default – amended to 9 mph over.

Donald W. Harrington, 76, Janesville, WI – Speeding - $139.20, amended to 16 mph over.

Lisa K. Hauser, 51, Brodhead – 2 counts Issuance of Worthless Checks – Fine and Restitution agreement with court.

Derrick E. Heisz, 31, Brodhead – Zoning Violation – No Show/Default - $114.00.

Adam J. Horton, 21, Janesville, WI – Theft – No Show/Warrant will be issued.

Timothy J. Huffman, 20, Brodhead – Mandatory Seatbelt Violation – No Show/Default - $10.00.

Deborah J. Johnson, 46, Milton, WI – Speeding – No Show/Default - $114.00, amended to 9 mph over.

David L. Lancaster, 48, Pewaukee, WI – Operating While Intoxicated - $731.00, 7 month Revocation of Drivers License, Alcohol Assessment. Operating Left of Center - $121.60.

Angelo V. Locascio, 22, Brodhead – Theft – No Show/Warrant will be issued.

James M. Matias, 28, Twin Lakes, WI – Speeding – No Show/Default - $88.80, amended to 9 mph over.

James M. Norquay, 47, Monroe, WI – Speeding – No Show/Default - $114.00, amended to 9 mph over.

Brian A. Reed, 29, Orfordville, WI – Defective Muffler - $88.80.

Brian M. Reynolds, 46, Edgerton, WI – Speeding - $139.20, amended to 16 mph over.

Tina K. Straws, 46, Brodhead – Speeding - $139.20, amended to 16 mph over.

Jonathan L. Streich, 28, Orfordville, WI – Speeding - $114.00, amended to 9 mph over.

Jonathan Torres, 25, Albany, WI – Speeding – No Show/Default - $114.00, amended to 9 mph over. Operating without a Valid Drivers License - $114.00.

Danielle N. Tranberg, 24, Brodhead – Theft – No Show/Warrant will be issued.

Jessica R. Wells, 22, Monroe, WI – Speeding - $114.00, amended to 9 mph over.

Kellie A. Werba, 46, Round Lake, IL – Theft – No Show/Warrant will be issued.

Phillip J. Whitehead, 20, Monroe, WI – Theft – No Show/Warrant will be issued.

Chad E. Workman, 28, Davis, IL – Speeding – No Show/Default - $114.00, amended to 9 mph over.

A moment of silence was observed. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, and there was discussion of Covered Bridge Days. It was announced that the Class of ‘49 visited the Depot, and the Class of ‘59 was expected. A report regarding the Memorial Fund was given, and the balance stands at more than $9250. The report was approved.

The Historical Society is looking for hosts for lunch events. If interested please contact the Brodhead Historical Society on the internet at brodheadhistory.org. By telephone, they can be reached at (608) 897-4150.

After the business portion of the meeting, visiting historian Kay Demrow from Luther Valley Historical Society spoke about the Norwegian immigrants that made Green and Rock Counties their homes in the 1800s.

Picture Book Stories will begin at 10 a.m. on Sept. 11 in the children’s room at the library. The half-hour program will feature stories, fingerplays and songs for 3 to 5 year olds.

Parents are encouraged to join their children while they listen and learn. There is no registration required to attend.

“Down and Derby” by Feature Family Films will be the attraction. In the movie, Ace Montana always wins first place in everything. “Chaos reigns in this hilarious comedy when three obsessed dads take over building their sons’ pinewood derby cars with the sole purpose of beating Ace’s clone-like son,” said Pastor Dave Krohn.

The following incident occurred on Monday, August 31: M/V Crash: At 6:02 a.m., deputies were dispatched to a one-vehicle crash on Purintun Road at CTH F, Town of Mt. Pleasant. Rodney P. Whitehead, 20, Albany, was westbound on Purintun Rd. when he reported dense fog obscured his view of the stop sign at the intersection. Whitehead swerved and lost control on the pea-graveled road. The passenger side of his vehicle struck a stop sign and directional arrow sign, sustaining moderate damage. Whitehead continued through the intersection sideways and across CTH F where his vehicle came to rest off of the south side of the roadway. Whitehead was not injured and was wearing his seatbelt. The vehicle was not equipped with airbags. Whitehead drove the vehicle from the scene.    The following incident occurred on Friday, September 4, 2009.  MV CRASH: At approximately 9:11 p.m., deputies were called to investigate a report of a motor vehicle crash in the W500 Block of STH 11 in the Town of Spring Grove.  An investigation revealed that a vehicle driven by William R. Austin, 44 of Brodhead was going Eastbound on STH 11 when a deer collided with his vehicle. Austin was wearing his seatbelt and the airbag did not deploy.  He was not injured. The truck received moderate damage and he was able to drive the vehicle from the scene.

Aug. 31 Kari N. Lerch, 29, Juda, was cited for non-registration of a motor vehicle stemming from an incident on July 13. A court date was issued.

Dustin R. M. Hanson, 29, Brodhead, was cited for possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and obstructing an officer stemming from an incident on June 17. A court date was issued.

Sept. 2 4:02 p.m., Sandra K. Elsner, 59, Brodhead, was cited in the 1600 block West 7th Avenue for dog running at large. A court date was issued.

11:25 p.m., Cody L. Rader, 17, Brodhead, was cited in the 200 block East 3rd Avenue for obstructing an officer. A court date was issued.

Sept. 3 1:26 p.m., George A. Byam, 72, Whitewater, was cited in the 600 block 1st Street for speeding. A court date was issued.

Sept. 4 4:55 a.m., Michael H. Green, 38, Milwaukee, was cited in the 600 block 1st Street for speeding. A court date was issued.

2:18 p.m., Lowe L. Berziski, 49, Brodhead, was cited in the 500 block 4th Street for mandatory seatbelt. A court date was issued.

8:44 p.m., Stephanie V. Nordeng, 17, Brodhead, was arrested in the 1700 block West 9th Avenue for possession of drug paraphernalia. She was released pending court.

The public is encouraged to bring up to three to five boxes of documents for shredding by Shred It, a leading onsite document destruction com­pany. Examples of sensitive docu­ments include old tax returns, old checks, pre-approved credit card of­fers, bank and credit statements, bill receipts, old real estate documents, receipts, old real estate documents, junk mail with personal informa­tion, dated pay stubs with personal information, etc.

Consumer fraud and identity theft are becoming an epidemic in our communities. To raise aware­ness and to promote prevention, Shred-It organizes community shred events such as this one at the Bank of Brodhead.

The company’s Gold Operational Standards, unparalleled in the in­dustry, ensure that consistent qual­ity of service is delivered to every customer, regardless of location. According to independent customer surveys, those who use the service are satisfied with the security, as well as finding it very efficient.

Tours will begin and end at Veteran’s Memorial Park in Brodhead on lst Center Ave. next to the Depot Museum. Sponsored by the Brodhead Optimist Club, the Sugar River Tour will feature riders’ choice of a 50 mile or 100 mile route through the scenic countryside of€ Green and Rock counties; the Fam­ily Farm Bike Tour will include tours of four unusual farms.

Check-in and registration for both tours is from 7 until 9 a.m. at Veterans’ Park. The cost for the Sugar River Tour is $25 before Sept. 15 and $30 after that date; a registration form is available online at www.brodhead-optimist.org. Riders will receive a free custom duffle bag while supplies last. The Family Farm Tour is just $15 per family. Brochures that include registration forms for both tours are also available at the Brodhead Public Li­brary, Pinnow Pharmacy, and Piggly Wiggly. Registration by phone and/or more information is available at the Brodhead Chamber of Commerce, 608-897-8411. Helmets are required for all. Farms included in the family tour are Scotch Hill Farm featuring goats, vegetable gardens, and soap: Sutter Horses; Hidden Sunset Dairy Farm; and Kinkoona Farm which operates in a sustainable manner raising exotic sheep and offering a variety of wool products. Riders may visit one or more of these farms in an eight to 25 mile loop. Maps will be provided at check-in.

The Sugar River Tour will include rest stations with free water, fruit, and high energy refreshments. SAG service (emergency roadside assistance) will be available for both tours until 3 p.m. A free lunch (barbeques, chips, and beverage) will be provided for all riders from 10:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the park.

After the ride there will be many more chances to enjoy Brodhead’s small-town hospitality, as the an­nual Autumnfest celebration will be in full swing including crafts, food stands, a beer tent, and live enter­tainment.