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Manitowoc Quik Trip gets the grills going by 10AM with a
"brat fry" fund raiser for St. Nazianz. |
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Fourth grader Kimberly Morton (on left) and helpers
unload some of the two truckloads of donated relief items they
raised thru her efforts at Helen Keller Elementary School in Green
Bay. Friends and family from across the country also donated
cash so she could purchase items she was short on from the 'Wanted'
list.
Deliveries were made to the Manitowoc Salvation Army
Distribution Center for St. Nazianz this morning.
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Little brother organizes as the loads
are moved inside by the able crew. A big thanks to all who
donated and assisted!! |
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One of the Salvation Army storage rooms starts to
fill up with the donations. Among others, Ft James Paper
donated 75 cases of paper products. Captain Paul Logan on
the right has, like many, been working long hard hours since the
storm hit, he coordinates the Manitowoc Salvation Army. |
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A stately farmhouse on English Lake Road awaits
siding and roof. |
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Small barn on "C" west of St.
Nazianz awaiting insurance review. |
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With dumpster and construction materials ready, kids
get a chance to play ball in their front yard. |
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The County shop looks fairly good, tho it's roped off to
visitors, the cleaned up shell of the Village shop on the right. |
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Top of the hill looking NW across the park. A
house stood in the foreground till a few days ago. (Remains of
home can be seen on 0512-10 photo.) |
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Contractors and owners are proceeding as quickly as
they can, one could hear hammers throughout the village today. |
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The former site of Village Restorations. |
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The corner of this building shows the original log
cabin structure as demolition continues through out the village.
A whole section will be published week of June 19 regarding the
log cabin.
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The convent is getting a whole new roof and many
windows. |
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A new roof goes on a section at a time on Church
Street. |
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The St. Gregory grotto slowly takes
shape again with the help of parishoners. |
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Roof repairs continue on St. Gregory church. |
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Ken Luchinski, son of the owner at this house just
south of St Gregory's church, prepares for a new roof on this 1872
post and beam home. He commented "tell them I'm not
taking on any other work!". |
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Some damage to the St. Gregory
cemetery. Can you image the wind and impact needed to break
and tip over these markers?? |
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Kimberly and friends get a chance to meet Chief
Fritz Koeppen at the hardware store. |
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The seminary woods looking south from the end of
West Court, they fared better than the stumps in the foreground,
those standing are said to be still alive. |
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St. Nazianz Village President Paul Schnell greets
and thanks Kimberly Morton for her efforts in raising relief
donations. Check out that shirt! We hope to offer them
for sale via the Internet and this web site, details soon! |
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Kimberly checks out the neighbor's St Bernard and
roofing efforts. |
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OK, don't skip this shot...... notice anything
unusual?? This entire house also on West Court has been
picked up off its foundation to the left, and spun it almost 60
degrees towards the road with apparently only minimal
damage. The owner is removing the attached garage, and will
then move the rest of the house back on to the foundation!
Our hats are off to you! |
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No roof, and doesn't need any window cleaning, look
at the view to the west! Plans for this home are unknown. |
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Two or three homes stood here near the church. |
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Manitowoc business came in just to handle the storm
damaged vehicles in the county. |
