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Senior bazaar: TheGermantown Senior Clubwill present its annualbazaar on Oct. 25, 9 a.m.to 3 p.m., at the senior cen-ter, W162 N11960 ParkAvenue. See page 8.

The Germantown Kiwanis Club presented a checkfor $4,170 to Friends of Park & Recreation as proceedsfrom the Taste of Germantown event held in July. Thepresentation of the "big check" was made by KiwanisPresident William Steitz and Taste of GermantownCommittee Chairperson Carol Miller to President RayBaran and Board Member Cheri Schadeberg ofFriends of Park & Recreation.

Taste of Germantown is a culinary festival to helppromote area restaurants. It was sponsored byGermantown Kiwanis to bring attention to their projectto build a Kiwanis Performing Arts Pavilion (KPAP) in

Fireman's Park.Community support for this event was incredible,

said Miller. Plans for next year are already in theworks. Miller said the Taste of Germantown promotionwas so successful that Kiwanis will be planning threesimilar events for next summer.

The money placed in the Friends of the Park fundcame from proceeds from Taste of Germantown as wellas donations to KPAP as a result of the event and a raf-fle at the Germantown Community Golf Outing.

Germantown Kiwanis is a local chapter of KiwanisInternational. Their charter is to help teach leadershiproles to the youth of our community. The activities whichGermantown Kiwanis finances include the GermantownHigh School Key Club, middle school level BuildersClub and elementary school K-Kids. Kiwanis also spon-sors activities with the village Parks & RecreationDepartment, Germantown Scholarship Fund and indi-

Kiwanis donatefunds from Taste of

Germantown event

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The horns section of the Mr. Lucky Swing Syndicate per-forms during the St. Boniface Parish Festival Aug. 30.

Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

Raspberry festival:The annual free-admission

Jackson Historical SocietyRaspberry Festival will beheld on Sunday, Sept. 7,noon to 5 p.m., at the

Jackson Historical SocietyMuseum Grounds, 1860Mill Road in the Town of

Jackson. Museum tours,Honey Acres ice cream,Amish raspberry pies,music, vendors and silentauction. Free admission.For further information con-tact Russ Hanson at (262)677-3888 or jhsher-itage@sbcglobal. net.


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Marching Band Madness,Germantown High Schools invitationalmarching band show, will be heldSaturday, Sept. 20, at 6:30 p.m., at DatkaStadium at the high school.

The popular field show will feature per-formances by high school competitivemarching bands from Germantown,Cedarburg, Wauwatosa East, Sussex,

Brown Deer, Fond du Lac and Franklin. Formany of the bands, the event is the first

stop on their journey to the State MarchingBand Championships at UW-Whitewater inmid-October.

Marching Band Madness brings inhundreds of talented student musicians fromarea school districts who have been prac-ticing their shows for months, said JamesBarnes, band director at Germantown HighSchool. Its a wonderful evening of music

that showcases the tremendous efforts ofthese high school musicians.Tickets are available at the door and

are $6 for adults, $5 for seniors age 60and older, and $3 for kids ages 4 to 17.Concessions will be available. The showwill move to the high schools gymnasium inthe event of inclement weather.

Marching Band Madness set forSept. 20 at Germantown High School

The Germantown Senior Center is offer-ing the following events:

Arlington day tripThursday, Sept.11: Trip will include race at Arlington withgrandstand seating and lunch at OliveGarden. Group will depart fromGermantown McDonalds at Highway41/45 and County Line Road at 8:45 a.m .and will return at 7 p.m. Meal choice:spaghetti, lasagna and alfredo. Price is

$78 per person. Reservation deadline isAug. 28. Les Miserable musical and lunch-

eon at Fireside TheaterThursday, Sept. 18:Bus will leave Germantown McDonalds(located at highways 41 and 45 andCounty Line Road) at 9 a.m. and return atapproximately 5:30 p.m. The cost is $99.Reservation deadline is Sept. 4.

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Menomonee Falls lost its first game ofseason Sept. 3, falling to Greater MetroConference rival Marquette 4-0. The lossdropped Menomonee Falls record to 6-1.The Indians were to play matches at theKettle Moraine Tourney Sept. 5-6.

Hamilton had a 2-3 overall record fol-lowing a 2-1 loss to Wauwatosa East Sept.3. Hamilton's goal came from Hayden Barth.

Germantown remained winless in NorthShore Conference play following a 5-1 loss

to Cedarburg Sept. 1. Germantown's goalcame from Timothy Schabel.

The Warhawks lost two of three gamesat the Brookfield East Al Gusho TournamentAug. 28-30, dropping matches to Marquette(7-1) and Whitefish Bay (4-0). Germantownbeat Muskego 3-0, with goals two goalscoming form Jake Jenkin while Luke Yahrscored the final goal.

Germantown had a 2-5 overall recordprior to a Sept. 4 match at Hartford

Soccer: Hilltoppers top FallsMenomonee Falls opened Greater

Metro Conference play with a 25-9, 25-7,25-14 win over Wauwatosa East Sept. 3.

The conference win followed a week-end at the Thomas More/Homestead

Joust Aug. 29-30. Menomonee Falls, thedefending Division I champion, openedthe tournament with a 27-25, 21-25, 9-15loss to West Bend East and then lost todefending Division 2 champion East Troy17-25, 25-20, 13-15. Menomonee Fallsfinished the first day with a 13-25, 25-22,14-16 loss to Homestead.

Menomonee Falls opened the secondday of the Joust with a 25-16, 25-18 winover Pius XI before losing to West BendEast 25-20, 24-26, 11-15. MenomoneeFalls then beat Kettle Moraine Lutheran

20-25, 26-24, 15-8.Germantown opened the Jou

losses to Nicolet, GreendaleMuskego. The Warhawks reboundwins over Kimberly (21-25, 25-19and Brookfield Central (25-15, and then beat Nicolet (25-22, 20-9). Germantown finished the day23-25, 24-26 loss to West Bend E

Hamilton opened Greater Conference play Sept. 3 with a 20-25, 20-25 loss to Brookfield Ce

The Chargers won five matcheWilmot Invitational, posting winMilton (25-20, 25-21), ShoLutheran (25-19, 25-23), St. Jose23, 25-15), Stoughton (25-21, 25-1Wilmot (25-17, 25-17).

A blocked punt broke open a closegame for Menomonee Falls, as the Indiansadded to a lead to defeat West Bend East34-10 Aug. 29.

Menomonee Falls was holding to a 14-10 lead, with the second touchdown comingon a 5-yard run by Brandon Kvisto at the8:38 mark of the third quarter.

Menomonee Falls defense, which

stopped a fourth-down conversion by East inthe first half, opened the fourth quarter byallowing one first down before allowing theSuns to punt. The punt was blocked andrecovered by Tyler Simcock at the East 20-yard line. Michael Bowe ran it in on the nextplay to give Menomonee Falls a 20-10 leadafter the extra point was unsuccessful.

The blocked punt really changed themomentum of the game. Our kids respond-ed really well, Menomonee Falls Coach

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on its next possession, and MenomoneeFalls started a drive on its 32 yard line thatended with a 1-yard run by Ben Knudsen,giving Menomonee Falls a 27-10 lead with

5:28 remaining. Dontrell Handy scored thefinal touchdown for Menomonee Falls on a32-yard run with 23 seconds remaining.

When asked what was learned from thewin, Baker said weve got a lot of workahead of us. Weve got a young team andevery week is going to be a new fight andweve got to learn to fight for four quarters.

Cedarburg 26, Hamilton 12:

Cedarburg scored the first 13 points of thegame. Hamiltons scores came on a recov-ered fumble in the Cedarburg end zone byTy Botsford in the third quarter and an 8-yard run by Isaiah Webb in the fourth quar-ter.

Germantown 41, Hartford 7:Germantown was undefeated during thenonconference portion of its schedule.Dwayne Lawhorn Jr. completed 11 of 15passes for 239 yards and two touchdowns.

Joe Lemerond ran for two touchdowns whileSpencer Pethan scored the other touchdownon the offense. Germantown's final scorecame when Steve Doran returned an inter-ception 35 yards for a score with 2:22 leftin the second quarter.

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Our intention was to write out individualthank you cards to everyone who has helpedus out in one way or another, but that list kept

growing and is still growing yet today. We did-nt want to forget or leave anyone out, so wedecided to write one big thank you to all.

Where do we begin writing about all thathas been done for us? Countless hours havebeen spent planning, organizing, recruiting,coordinating, praying, etc. Everything frombenefits, individual cash donations, renova-tions, chauffeuring, helping out with home-work, babysitting, cleaning, donating items,and donating of business services.the listgoes on and on! There have been so manyselfless acts of kindness and love.

Every dime raised in the Griebel namewill be put to good use, but unfortunately, wehavent been able to use any of it at this time,so continued prayers are much needed, and

appreciated, as we are trying to make endsmeet.

Many anxieties have been laid to restafter the last court date. We were so gratefulfor the decision that allowed all of us toremain together. We are now able to breathea little easier. We do know that all partiesinvolved truly do love the children.

You really have no idea what your sup-port and help has meant to us. God has sentyou all to be our angels on Earth. Those thatsaid you would always be there for us havebeen, and it means the world to us. Every daywe get a little stronger.

This verse comes to mind when we think ofall of you: If one falls down, his friend canhelp him up. But pity the man who falls and

has no one to help him up. EcclesiaYou have all been there to pick We wish we could list everyone

ally, who has helped us out, but t hat go on and on. It is never ending!

A generous man will prosper;refreshes others will himself be reProverbs 11:25

You have all been so generous tpray Gods blessings upon each aone of you! We hope in return to somable to pay it forward, and bless need, like we have been blessed.

Thank you, truly from the bottohearts! God bless you ALL!

Love,The Griebel/Sickler Family

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William Steitz, Germantown Kiwanis president (left) and Carol Miller, CoChair for the Taste of Germantown (to his left) present a check for $4,170Germantown Friends of Park & Recreation President Ray Barran (rigTreasurer Cheri Schadeberg. The amount was raised to help build the Performing Arts Pavilion in Firemans Park. Submitted photo.

Germantown blood drive setfor Sept. 8 at Life Church

A Germantown Community BloodDrive will be held Monday, Sept. 8, 1 to 6p.m., at Life Church, W164 N11325Squire Drive, Germantown.

To donate blood, one must: Be in good health Weigh at least 110 lbs. Have a photo I.D. with birth date. Be at least 17 years old (16 years

old with parental consent), no upper agelimit.

The drive is being sponsored byGermantown Kiwanis and Life Church.

Visit www.bcw.edu/gtown or callBloodCenter at 877-232-4376 to make anappointment.

Go Kart tribute event at SlingerSpeedway

The 7th Annual Memorial Go-KartTribute Event is a day dedicated to sup-porting families that have experienced theloss of a child. The event will be held at

Slinger Speedway on Saturday,September 6, 2014 (rain date Sept.13).Opening ceremonies begin with the

Sky Knights sky diving team at 4:00 pm.The event is organized by members ofMemorial Go-Kart Inc., a non-profit organ-ization, and sponsored by numerous busi-nesses throughout the community.

Memorial Go-Kart racing was createdin 2008. Inspired by the youth of our com-munity, Memorial Go-karts continues tosupport families that have experienced theloss of a child and provide youth with apositive learning activity. Event highlightsinclude opening ceremonies with SkyKnights sky dive team, Mayville High

School Choir and Slinger Fire Departmentpresent the National Anthem, track rides,silent auction, memorial tribute area, freemassages, silent auction, raffles, face andhair painting, and go-kart racing in fiveyouth age divisions throughout the

evening. This family oriented event is thefinale to the Memorial Go-Kart RacingSeason and the trophy presentation willtake place at the event.

The Memorial Go-Kart Tribute Event isa positive, fun, go-karting activity andcommunity event developed and plannedby community members and racing indi-viduals. Youth learn to build the go-karts,spend the summer practicing, learn racingtechniques and develop their pit, technicaland racing skills in preparation for thisannual event. Memorial Go-Kart racingenhances our community and providesyouth with a positive focus. Additionally, itis a memorial tribute to the youth of ourcommunity we have lost and the first stepto the development of a community heal-ing process. Advance tickets are $5 and

available at Smileys BP in Slinger andRomies BP in Allenton. Tickets at the gateare $8

Anyone interested in becominginvolved in our event or racing seasonshould contact the Memorial Go-Kart Inc.President Kathy Fies at 262-644-8375,email [email protected]. Visit ourwebsite www.memorialgo-kart.org foradditional information

Germantown Senior Centergift shop open to public

The Germantown Senior Center giftshop, W162 N11960 Park Avenue, isopen to the public. The store carries a

wide variety of home and holiday dcoritems, jewelry and craft, at buyer-friendlyprices. always in need of help to keepshelves stocked, help support the store bybringing in unneeded items, either on con-signment or donation. The gift shop is

open Tuesday through Thursday from 9a.m. to 3 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. tonoon. For more information, contact Pattiat (262) 253-7799.

Germantown Senior Bazaarset for Oct. 25

The Germantown Senior Club willpresent its annual bazaar on Saturday,Oct. 25, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the seniorcenter, W162 N11960 Park Avenue.There will be crafts, a rummage, home-made bakery for sale and lunch. Anyonewishing to purchase a table or sell theircrafts or homemade goods may do so bysigning up at the senior center. The cost ofan eight-by-three-foot table and two chairsis $20. For more information, contact thesenior center at (262) 253-7799.

Senior Center seeking van driv-ers

The Germantown Senior Center islooking for volunteers who enjoy drivingand have a clean driving record to helpout with the Senior Van Service. There area variety of days/times from which volun-teers can choose. For more information,one can call (262) 253-7799.

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Health screeningA healthing is offered the fourth Wedneevery month, from 10:30 to 11:30registered nurse from Co

Memorial Hospital will take seniopressure and answer any questiohealth or medicine.

Elderly benefit specialistbenefit specialist Jennifer Fechter cthe Senior Center the second Tuesfourth Thursday of each month froto 3 p.m. She answers questionmedicare and medical assistancements, all community-based servicing and tax information. To scheappointment, call the Senior Cenmore information, call the WaCounty Dept. on Aging at 1-83030 or (262) 335-4497.

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When the time changes, its time to checkthe batteries in your smoke detectors. Makingsure they are still operational is quick andeasy and will bring peace of mind for anoth-er six months. Similarly, every year, youshould check your fire extinguishers to ensurethat they have the proper pressure. Look fordents and dings, and make sure the pin is inthe correct position. Fall is a great time to dothis, as youll be spending more time indoors.If the pressure has fallen too low, find a pro-

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The following report was takenfrom records at the GermantownPolice Department.

Drug possession The passenger in a vehicle stopped

at S. Highway 41 and Holy Hill Road at7:32 p.m. Aug. 25 was arrested for pos-session of heroin.

Retail theft A male subject was cited for retail

theft at Walmart, W190 N9855Appleton Avenue, at 1:12 p.m. Aug. 24after shoplifting a case of beer and threebottles of vodka.

A male subject was cited for retailtheft-first offense at Fleet Farm, N96W18200 County Line Road, at 1:34 p.m.Aug. 25.

A male subject was cited for retailtheft-first offense at Fleet Farm, N96

W18200 County Line Road, at 1:49 p.m.Aug. 25.

Theft A female subject reported the theft

of her i-Pod 5th Generation from the

playground at MacArthur ElementarySchool, W154 N11492 Fond du LacAvenue, Aug. 25.

A wallet and cigarettes wereremoved from an unlocked vehicle in theN11000 block of Jamestree Road duringthe overnight hours of Aug. 25 and 26.

Underage alcohol A 19-year-old man was cited for

underage possession of alcohol at 10:54p.m. Aug. 25 at Friedenfeld Park, W140N11492 Country Aire Drive. Police madecontact with three subjects and located abackpack containing alcohol. The 19-year-old claimed ownership of the alcohol.

POLICE BLOTTER

A Germantown School District ele-mentary teacher who was involved in avandalism incident at the JeffersonCounty Fair over the summer has startedthe year on administrative leave.

The teacher, April Kay Smith,received a disorderly conduct citationfrom the Jefferson County Sheriff'sDepartment July 9 after it was deter-mined that she destroyed campaignsigns for Republican Party candidates.

According to the Jefferson CountySheriff's Department report, a witnessobserved Smith destroying the signs andcontacted the Sheriff's Department. Thewitness wrote a report in which she stat-ed she observed Smith pull the signs outof the ground and step all over them.

At first, Smith denied damaging thesigns and said she was Germantownkindergarten teacher.

When reached for comment Sept. 3,Germantown Administrator Jeff Holmesconfirmed a report at the Wisconsin

Reporter Website which is operatedby the Franklin Center for Public Affairs that Smith had been placed on admin-istrative leave.

I am not in a position to commenton an ongoing investigation process, butI can confirm that Ms. Smith's adminis-trative leave will continue through thebeginning of the school year. As a result,Ms. Smith will not be teaching kinder-garten class as the school year begins.We will provide more information onceour investigation and review is com-plete, Holmes stated.

Holmes also confirmed that that thedistrict have received many forms ofcorrespondence but was not in a posi-tion to comment on that, either.

Homes said the district hoped tohave the issue resolved by the end of themonth.

By Thomas J. McKillen, ManagingEditor

Teacher involved in vandalism incident

begins school year on leave

The Washington County Full ServiceClean Sweep is an opportunity for coun-ty residents to properly dispose or recy-cle unwanted hazardous chemicals,electronic goods, pharmaceutical med-ication, and used tires. This is the fifthconsecutive year for the Full ServiceClean Sweep Program which has beencoordinated by the Land and WaterConservation Division of the Planningand Parks Department; while partneringwith the Countys Health Department,Sheriffs Department and the HighwayDepartment. The drive-through collec-tion makes this program simple and effi-cient for partic ipants. A $10 pre-regis-tration fee is required for the hazardouswaste and electronic goods; participa-

tion is limited to 250 vehicles per event.The Pharmaceutical Collection does notrequire anyone to pre-register and par-ticipation is unlimited. Used TireCollection participation is also unlimit-ed; a maximum of 20 tires will beaccepted per participant and disposalfees apply at the time of collection.

The next Full Service Clean Sweep

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Pre-registration for the HaWaste and E-Goods (First comserve)

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2.) Stop in at the WashingtonLand & Water Conservation located at 333 E. Washington S2300, West Bend, WI, to submment (cash/check accepted); or

3.) Call (262) 335-4808name address and phone numregistration form will be mailed.

The following materials willaccepted during the Clean STVs, appliances, latex paint, oilies, needles/sharps, radioactivsmoke detectors, propane tancylinders.

For additional information website www.co.washington.wi.us/cleansw

County plans household, agricultuhazardous waste service collecti

The portion of the property tax devot-ed to local technical colleges will declinethis year due to a bill approved by theLegislature in the spring.

Wisconsin Act 145 was approvedearlier this year. According to informa-tion from Kathleen Hohl, communicationsand events director for Milwaukee AreaTechnical College (MATC),$406,000,000 of operating funding willbe provided by the state for all 16 tech-nical colleges and a correspondingamount will be reduced from the proper-ty tax bills in 2015.

Germantown is part of the MATC dis-trict. For MATC, the Act 145 share is esti-mated to be $145 million. As a result,MATC's operating tax levy will decreaseby around $84 per $100,000 of "tax-able equalized valuation" for propertieswithin MATC's district, according toHohl.

According to information from the dis-trict Web site, the rate for MATC will be1.29 per $1,000 equalized value, a

decline of 39.68 percent from last year.In the budget document, MATC

District Board Chairperson Bobbie R.Webber and President Michael R. Burkenoted significant financial challengesfor the dist rict in developing t he 2014-15budget. While the Wisconsin TechnicalCollege System board increased tuition3 percent, state funding not including Act145 remained constant at 10.8 percent.

Given the context of constrainedresources at state and local levels, theleadership team and the MATC districtboard, working with our five localunions, developed a number of strategiesfor (2014-15) that both increase otherrevenue and simultaneously reduce on-going expenditures, Webber and Burkestated in the budget document.

The document states that Local 212faculty and para-professional memberswill contribute to the WisconsinRetirement System as of the 2013-14budget year, increased grant productionand grant awards will allow the college

Tech college portion of property tax bill to declineto offset salaries and receive direct costreimbursement, savings in energy willoccur through conservation and renew-able initiatives and there will be reducedhealthcare and pension costs through

union contracts that provide focost sharing by employee group

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RUMMAGE SALE SEPT.

12th, 9-5pm & Sept. 13th, 9-2pm. Everything Must Go!!!Men & Womens Clothing,shoes, jewelry, sportinggoods, household, books &more. N92 W17011 RogerAve.

4024 Rummage

West Allis

MULTI FAMILY RUMMAGE

Sale. Sept. 11th, 12th, 13th,9am-4pm. 2647 S 71st St.Lots of household and misc.The Best OrganizedRummage Sale Around!

5000-5049 Rentals

5019 Apts -

Germantown

GERMANTOWN, Side-By-Side: 1 unit, 2BR, 1BA, newkit., new appliances, DW,microwave, new carpet, C/A,private laundry room, W/Dhookups, attached garage,

patio w/ nice view! Nearshopping, dining, post office,churches, health carefacilities, US-41/45, andMilwaukee. No pets orsmoking. $985 & sec. CallGigi: 262-744-4384

6000-6049 Real

Estate for Sale

6000 Real Estate

PUBLISHERS NOTICE:

All real estate advertised inthis newspaper is subject toFederal Fair Housing Act of1968 which makes it illegalto advertise any preference,limitation or discriminationbased on sex, race, color,religion, national origin,marital status, lawful sourceof income, age handicap,sex orientation, ancestries,or familiar status, or anintention to make any su chpreference limitation ordiscrimination. Thisnewspaper will notknowingly accept anyadvertising for real estatewhich is in violation of thelaw. Our readers are hereby

informed that all dwellingsadvertised in this newspaperare available on an equalopportunity basis.

6010 Slinger

PRICE REDUCED,

16X80 2009 Mobile Home,Slinger. 3 bedroom, 2 baths,all appliances, C/A, 10x12shed, large yard. Appraisedat $48,000, selling for$35,000. 262-224-2833.

6017 Menomonee

Falls

2 BDRM TOWNHOUSE

Condo with rec. room, appl.included. N76 W14517Northpoint Ct. Men. Falls.$114,900. Call Joyce atRoberts Homes & RealEstate 920-889-5830.

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Property for Sale

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2001 D O U B LE -W ID E

Mobile Home: 3 bedrooms,living-room, dining-room,family-room, kitchen, dinette,utility-room, 2-1/2 baths,some appliances included,covered deck, 10x12 shed,

Roses, Perennials, pond. LotE18 Willow SpringsRetirement Park, Sussex.$95,000. 414-510-5013

7000-7999

Automotive

7000 Autos for Sale

1982 3 QTR. TON CHEVY

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