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Cherish the Ladies atthe Schauer Center: Oneof the most sought-after Irish-American groups in Celticmusic, Cherish the Ladiescomes to the Schauer ArtsCenter on March 15 at 7p.m. Taking their name froma traditional Irish jig, theGrammy-nominated ensem-ble originally won recogni-tion as the first and only all-women traditional Irish band.

In addition, the show willbe preceded by a free per-formance of Irish dance stu-dents from the SchauerSchool of the Arts from 6 to

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Three UW-Washington County student athletes werenamed to the Wisconsin Collegiate Conference (WCC)Team in basketball. Selected to First-team All-conference wasEvan Rathke; Second team was Tim Pridemore andHonorable mention was Katelyn Laatsch.

This is the second year that Rathke was selected for theWCC first team – all conference. Last season, he also wasnamed the WCC Player of the Year. He will be transferringto UW-Platteville in the fall and playing for their team nextseason. Team captain while at Random Lake High Schooland at UW-WC, Rathke “is an absolutely amazing humanbeing and an excellent student with tremendous character”according to UW-WC basketball coach Steve Murphy.“Though soft spoken, he is always very positive and is high-ly respected by teammates and opponents alike for his workethic and demeanor.”

Rathke was the all-time leading shot blocker in highschool, and he averaged nearly two per game this seasonfor UW-WC.

Conference statistics (9 games played): 46 percent fieldgoal, 55 percent free throw, 13.7 points per game, 5.8rebounds per game, 13 assists, 32 blocked shots, 20 steals,and 1 turnover per game.

A graduate of Hartford Union High School, TimPridemore, “is a highly versatile athlete that can play anyposition but he excels at point guard and shooting guard”according to Murphy. Murphy said Pridemore “gives everyounce of effort he has in every game - willing to sacrifice hisbody by driving hard to the hoop and sometimes getsknocked to the floor, but he always gets right back up quick-ly and immediately gets himself back into the action.”

Conference statistics (all 10 games) : 45 percent fieldgoal, 75 percent free throw, 14.4 points per game, 6.9rebounds per game, 23 assists, 8 blocked shots, 22 steals,14 3-pointers

A graduate of Hartford Union High School, this wasKatelyn Laatsch’s first year playing for UW-WC. According

to basketball coach Angela Rintelman, she is the “type ofplayer every coach dreams of - displaying hard work andhigh effort - both on and off the court.” A nursing major,Laatsch made the Dean’s list with High Honors this past fall.She also led her team in many different categories. Out ofthe nine games played, she had a total of 166 points for anaverage of 18.4 per game. Kate had a total of 128rebounds, giving her an average of 14.2 per game. She alsohad 24 blocked shots. Voted co-captain of the team, Kate’spresence on the court was known. When Kate has complet-ed her perquisites courses at UW-WC, she plans on trans-ferring to either UW-Madison or The University of Minnesota– Twin Cities and continue her education by completing aBachelor of Science in Nursing Degree.

UW-WC players receive all-conference honors

UW-Washington County men’s basketball player TimPridemore (left) was named to the Wisconsin CollegiateConference second team while teammate Evan Rathkewas named to the first team. Submitted photo.


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The Kettle Moraine Lutheran girls bas-ketball team took an early lead and neverlet go in a Division 3 sectional final againstWaupun played at West Allis CentralMarch 7, winning 53-43 to secure their sec-ond consecutive trip to the state tournament.

“This may be a situation where the expe-rience of last year helped us right away. Ithought we came out and played real wellfrom the beginning and we were able tojump on them early and give ourselves acushion,” Kettle Moraine Lutheran Coach

Jason Walz said afterward.Kettle Moraine Lutheran jumped out to a

10-0 lead by the 1:34 mark of the first quar-ter on two baskets by Mikayla Voigt, onebasket each by Kari Schneiss and SydneyRossow and two free throws by AlyssaShipley. Waupun scored six of the next 10points to trail 14-6 after the first quarter.

A seven point run by Waupun reducedthe Chargers lead to 20-17 with 1:46 leftbefore halftime but Kettle Moraine Lutheranresponded by scoring the next six points totake a 26-17 halftime lead.

An eight point run midway through thethird quarter gave the Chargers a 39-21 lead

following a layup by Payton Schneider. TheChargers then held on to a double-digit leaduntil less than a minute remaining to secure atrip to the s tate tournament in Green Bay.

Voigt led all scorers with 26 points.“I can’t say enough positive things about

our seniors. Both Mikayla and Kari have donesuch a wonderful job not only this year butevery year they’ve been on our varsity,” Walzsaid. “But this year this is their team, this istheir time to lead and go. They’re the ones

who said we’re not going to be dtook over the game.”

Walz said his team did a gomoving the ball around even as defense focused on stopping Voigt

Kettle Moraine Lutheran Whitewater in a game that begins

March 13. Three of the Chargersthis season are to team that also qthe state tournament.

The Chargers are the defendin3 champions. Walz noted the segoing to state is “unique.”

“I’m just happy for them becaketball season is long, it’s physsaid of his team.

—By Thomas J. McKil lenEditor

Girls basketball: KML topsWaupun in sectional final

The Kettle Moraine Lutheran girball team holds the sectional tropdefeating Waupun in the sectionMarch 7. Photo by Thomas J. Mc


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While screening rates have increased inthe U.S., not enough people are gettingscreened for colorectal cancer. In 2012, 65%of U.S. adults were up-to-date with colorectalcancer screening; 7% had been screened, butwere not up-to-date; and 28% had never beenscreened.

(Data source: Centers for Disease Controland Prevention (CDC). Vital Signs: Colorectalcancer screening test use—United States,2012. MMWR 2013;62(44):881–888.)

Fast FactsRisk increases with age. More than 90%

of colorectal cancers occur in people aged50 and older.

Precancerous polyps and colorectal can-cer don’t always cause symptoms, especial-ly at first. You could have polyps or colorectalcancer and not know it. That is why having ascreening test is so important. If you havesymptoms, they may include—

Blood in or on the stool (bowel move-ment).

Stomach pain, aches, or cramps that donot go away.

Losing weight and you don’t know why.These symptoms may be caused by some-

thing other than cancer. If you have any ofthem, see your doctor. Some people are at ahigher risk than others for developing col-orectal cancer. If you think you may be at highrisk, talk to your doctor about when and howoften to get tested.

There are several screening test options.Talk with your doctor about which is right

for you.Colonoscopy (every 10 years).High-sensitivity fecal occult blood test

(FOBT), stool test, or fecal immunochemical

test (FIT) (every year).Sigmoidoscopy (every 5 years,

every three years).In 2011 (the most recent yea

are available)—•135,260 people in the Unite

were diagnosed with colorectaincluding 70,099 men and 65,161 w

•51,783 people in the United Stfrom colorectal cancer, including 2and 24,979 women.*

(*Incidence counts cover abothe U.S. population; death counts c100% of the U.S. population. Uwhen comparing incidence ancounts.)

(Source: U.S. Cancer StatistiGroup. United States Cancer 1999–2011 Incidence and Mortalbased Report. Atlanta (GA): DepHealth and Human Services, CDisease Control and Prevention, anCancer Institute; 2014.)

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Piano Division, was selected as theSymphony Performance Winner and willplay the Third Movement of Piano ConcertoNo. 3 by Ludwig van Beethoven. She is apiano student of Lori Schneider. The com-petition is sponsored annually by the

Moraine Area Private Music Teachers andthe University of Wisconsin-WashingtonCounty.

The new West Bend Fine Arts Center(West Bend High Schools) is located at1305 East Decorah Road, West Bend.

Individual tickets are $18 for adults,

$15 for seniors and $5 for students avail-able at the following local businesses:Horicon Bank, West Bend; White House ofMusic, West Bend and Germantown; WestBend Area Chamber of Commerce; andHartford Music Center. They may also bepurchased online at www.kmsymphony.org

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The following report was takenfrom records at the West Bend PoliceDepartment.

Disorderly conduct• A 15-year-old Manitowoc male was

arrested for disorderly conduct and resistingan officer at 10:45 p.m. March 3 on thesoutheast side of the city. The subject wasreleased from secure detention to a parent.The male made threats to his mother andthreatened to his siblings with a knife. Afterthe Police were called, the boy fled from theofficers. The male was placed back intosecure detention and charges were referredto juvenile authorities.

• A 15-year-old West Bend male wasarrested for disorderly conduct and posses-sion of marijuana at 8 a.m. March 2 on thesoutheast side of the city. The boy, who wasreported as a runaway, was located inZiegler Park as he was swearing so loud itcould be heard at Decorah School. The malewas taken into custody and he was also

found to be in possession of marijuana. Themale was placed in secure detention on theabove charges.

• A 35-year-old West Bend man wasarrested for disorderly conduct and lewdand lascivious behavior at 3:43 p.m. March6 after he was observed urinating in thedowntown area. When confronted by thecomplainant, the subject began yelling andswearing at him. The subject was locatedand placed in jail.

Operating while intoxicated• A 23-year-old West Bend man was

cited for operating while intoxicated-firstoffense at 3:05 a.m. March 7 after he wasstopped for a traffic violation in the 800block of N. River Road.

• A 24-year-old Jackson man was arrest-ed for operating while intoxicated-firstoffense at 2:27 a.m. March 1 after he wasstopped for suspended registration at MainStreet and Progress Drive. The driver wasfound to be intoxicated, failed the field sobri-ety tests and was cited for OWI.

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Busy Retail Optical Office needs a friendlyand reliable Optician. Experience in theOptical Field is preferred, but we will trainthe right individual. Vision Mart offershealth, dental, vacation, 401(k) and a profitsharing program with full time employment.

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