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When Zoe Oskarsson was looking for a project to under-take as part of her Girl Scout Gold Award project, she wentback to school Riverside Elementary School, to be exact.

Oskarsson explained that the Gold Award involves a proj-ect that makes a change for t he better. When trying to decideon a project, Oskarsson looked to the school where she wasstudent several years earlier.

I wanted to help them out with the playground,Oskarsson said.

She then explained that the playground surface wasrecently repaved, and the markings for various playgroundgames were missing.Oskarsson said that when she talked withteachers at the schools, the markings for the games is whatthey wanted the most. After surveying teachers, Oskarssonsaid then talked with school Principal Scott Walter to deter-mine where they wanted the markings on t he surface.

Now Im coming back here for my project and I hired apaint crew and I have some volunteers here, she said.

Ken Roberts of Professional Pavement Painting Inc. said hewas contacted by Zoe Oskarsson about the project. Robertsasked for $500 to cover the cost of his work. Additional fundsraised by Oskarsson will go toward playground equipment.

Were making it more of an event, rather than a job.Were having fun, Roberts said.

He noted that volunteers are painting a map of theUnited States on the playground while other family membersshowed up for the afternoon to offer support. PauletteOskarsson, Zoes mom, added that Roberts did twice as muchwork than originally anticipated because the teachers wish

list was larger than anticipated.

He just keeps donating, its fantastic what hes done,Paulette Oskarsson said.

The work done by volunteers included painting a map ofthe continental United States, with several different colorsdividing the states, which was done by t he volunteers.

Oskarsson said a fund raiser was held to cover the paintcrew, with fund raisers including a movie night and a grand-parents and special friends day in which grandparents donat-ed to the project. A brat fry also played a part in raising fundsfor the project.

Going for goldNew markings added at Riverside

Elementary playground as part of GirlScout project

Jessi Koski paints in South Carolina on a map of theUnited States which is on the Riverside ElementarySchool playground. Zoe Oskarsson led volunteers inpainting new markings on the playground as part of herGirl Scout gold project. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

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The following report was takenom records at the Menomonee Fallsolice Department.

Burglary A male subject was cited for prowling

5:56 p.m. Aug. 9 after he was observedalking around in the N7000 block of Townall Road. When police questioned the sub-ct, who is on probation for burglary, heas unable to provide a reason for his pres-

nce in the area.

Operating while intoxicated A male subject was arrested for oper-

ing while intoxicated-third offense and pos-ssion of marijuana at 2:17 a.m. Aug. 18

after he was stopped at Main Street andFond du Lac Avenue for lane deviation.

A male subject was arrested for oper-ating while intoxicated-first offense at 4:20a.m. Aug. 18 after he was observed asleepin the driver's seat of his running vehicle atHighway 145 and Old Orchard Road. Asearch of the vehicle revealed nine baggiesof marijuana, four baggies of cocaine and amarijuana pipe. The man was placed in jail.

Prowling A male subject was taken into custody

for prowling and loitering and on two countsof theft at 1:23 a.m. Aug. 7 after he wasobserved stealing scrap metal from the areaof County Line Road and Held Drive. The

man attempted to flee the scene, but wasstopped by police and arrested.

Theft Two wallets were reported stolen from

the women's locker room at SilganContainers, N90 W14600 CommerceDrive, Aug. 13. Investigation revealed thatunauthorized charges had been made inMilwaukee on credit cards taken from thewallets.

Warrant A 19-year-old Germantown man was

taken into custody on a Mequon warrant at6:52 a.m. Aug. 10 following a traffic stop atHighway 41 and Pilgrim Road.

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The Juvenile Products Manufacturersssociation (JPMA) is pleased to announceaby Safety Month 2013 Green is theew Pink and Blue!

Green programs have been in effect forears but it wasnt until 2002, when the Goreen Initiative started, that the greater pop-ation started taking a closer look at theemicals used in common household prod-

cts, as well as taking steps to reduce carbonotprints. This has spawned an entire indus-

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Parents are now looking for informationn how to buy, where to buy, and what touy in order to raise a healthy family andck to eco-friendly practices and products.

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properly discard products"Raising children takes care and on

going education to ensure the first years arehappy and healthy," remarked Julie Vallese,Managing Director of Government andPublic Affairs for

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sense when caring for baby at all times."A comprehensive online guide for green

parenting is coming soon via www.jpma.org.About Baby Safety Month

Baby Safety Month started in 1983when JPMA initiated "Expectant MothersDay." In 1986, it was extended to a week

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The Juvenile Products ManufacturersAssociation(JPMA), a non-profit associationdedicated to promoting the industry and thesafe selection and use of juvenile products,announced enhancements to its ongoing andindustry-leading Certification Program.

"JPMA Certification guarantees the prod-uct youre investing in meets the highest gov-ernment, industry and retailer standards,"said Michael Dwyer, CAE, executive directorof JPMA. "Consumers should look for theJPMA Certified seal when purchasing prod-ucts for their children."

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hich the practice could grow. All of his origi-al employees are still with the practice andany others have been members of the teamr over 15 years. Since the practice's incep-

on, three partners have also joined Dentalofessionals, Dr. Keith Templin (1991), Dr.ynthia Jakusz (2002), and Dr. Chad Zambon003). Together the four partners have grown

e practice which now includes a team of 24

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mitment to provide the highest quality of careand focus on patient relationships. As a result,we have been rewarded with wonderfulpatients. Dental Professionals considers them-selves one big family and the patients as anextended family. It is important to t hem to keepthis family atmosphere as they grow.

With that, Dental Professionals would liketo announce that they are expanding. Thelocation will remain the same, but a new frontentrance (just east of the current entrance) will

be used around the first of the year.

Construction has already begun as they remainopen in their current home. They look forwardto being able to serve their future patients withmore treatment rooms, a larger and more com-fortable reception area, and many additionaltechnological advances.

They would like to thank Germantown,Menomonee Falls, and the surrounding com-munities for their support over the past 30 yearsand look forward to better serving them in theyears to come. The office can be reached bycalling (262) 251-6699.

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A tribute to Germantown High School'stwo Wisconsin WIAA Division II StateChampionship teams will be sponsored by

the Kiwanis Clubas part of the annualKiwanis Tailgateat Aldo's Pizza & Pub,located at W156 N11058 Pilgrim Road inGermantown, on Sunday, Sept. 8 at noon.

Coach Phil Datka will be honored for hisachievements in leading the teams to thosechampionship titles. Datka won two WIAAState Football Championships while coach-ing at Germantown High School during hiscareer. The Warhawks were state champs in1998 and in 2003. Datka's 1998 team wentundefeated, 14-0 on their way to the Statechampionship. Datka is a legendary figure inGermantown. He was inaugurated into theWisconsin Football Coaches AssociationHall of Fame in March of 1998. During hiscareer at Germantown High School he

served as High School PrinciDirector.

The members of the 19

teams have been invited toDatka. Along with Datka theyored guests of the Kiwanis Ta

The event is open to Germantown residents are whonor their team and enjoy Packer-San Francisco 49er ga

Germantown residents mathe tailgate activities, includinfle, plus auctions on a teamfootball and future PackerAttendees should wear their compete in the "Ultimate Pactition.

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The Falls Patio Players is seeking a cast ofchildren ages 8-14 for the musical "Honk

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(Family Features) Family reunions area wonderful time to celebrate history andenjoy the company of those near and dear.While reflecting on your family's heritage,it is also important to look ahead to thefuture of your family by discussing healthconcerns.

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ter, these gatherings are also a perfect timeto talk about important matters that affectthe health of your family members. As thenumber of those with common ailmentssuch as obesity, heart disease and cancercontinues to rise, there are other majorconditions that should not be overlooked,such as kidney disease.

According to the U.S. Renal DataSystem, nearly one in six AfricanAmericans has signs of kidney disease.With the two primary causes being dia-betes and high blood pressure, familyreunions are a great opportunity to gathereveryone and talk about family health, aswell as encourage those at risk to get test-

ed. The National Kidney DiseaseEducation Programs Family ReunionHealth Guide can help you plan a talkabout kidney disease and AfricanAmerican families. Visitnkdep.nih.gov/family-reunion to order acopy.

Tips for Healthier Family ReunionsIt can be easy to get family members of

all ages involved in healthful activities.Just including a few small changes to yourfamily reunion activities will help get even

the youngest members more create a memorable experieattendance.

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Track Family Health: familys health history. TGenerals My Family Healthcan help you track health cyour doctor should know abyour own family's health www.familyhistory.hhs.gov.

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Oskarsson was assisted by the hiredpainters and five other members of GirlScouts.

Oskarsson has been a member of Girl

Scouts since kindergarten.We always did really fun activities, andthats what made me stay in it. The more wehelped people, the more interesting thingsgot, Oskarsson said. I got involved in the

community, you get to know through Girl Scouts.

Oskarsson said she decidGold Award as soon as I thing, because I really enjoy and its just another big thing

coordinate and help someonOskarsson will be a University School of Milwauk

By Thom as J. McKilEditor

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Menomonee Falls High School studentsred well on the ACT test, according to fig-es recently released by the stateepartment of Public Instruction.

The ACT is a college-prep test measuringudents preparedness and performance inur categories: English, math, reading andience. Many colleges use ACT scores in

dmission requirements, and many organiza-ons use the scores in awarding scholarships.e highest attainable score is a 36.

According to information from the Schoolstrict of Menomonee Falls, 277 studentsok the ACT and achieved a score of 23.3.total of 71.4 students in the class of 2013ok the test.

When compared with past district resultsted on the state Department of Publicstruction web site, the 23.3 composite scorethe second highest among Menomonee

alls district students since the 1995-96hool year, and exceeded only by the 23.5ore from students in the class of 2005.

The number of students who took the testthe third highest since 1995-96, exceeded

nly by 286 students who took the test in

2011-12 and the 278 students who took thetest in 2010-11.

The percentage of students who took thetest is four-highest since records that go backto 1995-96, when 77.9 percent of students inthat class took the exam. In recent years, 71.8percent of students took the test in 2010-11while 73.1 percent students took the examlast year.

In a statement, district officials noted thatit is the sixth time in the last decade the dis-

tricts composite score has reached 23.0 orbetter. Falls officials noted that Falls growthhas continued while the state composite scoreremained flat at 22.1, equaling last yearsscore.

"We are thrilled by the ACT results. Ourstaff and students have been working tireless-ly toward this end for several years," saidHigh School Principal Corey Golla said in astatement issued by the district. "To see thatwork start producing results for students willbe inspiring as we continue the journey thisyear. This combined with our AP results illus-trates that the bar has been raised."

During her report at the Aug. 26 School

Board meeting, Superintendent PatriciaGreco mentioned the ACT results along withthe district's performance on the AdvancedPlacement (AP) test, which were taken by362 students, a record for Menomonee Fallsand up from more than 100 students the pre-vious year. Of the Falls students taking thetest, 80 percent scored 3 or higher on a 1-5scale. On the AP test, a 3 indicates collegereadiness and in some instances will earn astudent college credit.

In Wisconsin, 46,574 students took theACT for the class that graduated last springwhile the composite score of Wisconsin stu-dents was 22.1. Wisconsin tied with Iowa forthe second highest scores in the nation.

"Our 2013 graduates performed well onthe ACT college admissions exam," StateSuperintendent Tony Evers said in a state-ment. "We have work to do to get students to

take the rigorous courseworpare them for college and chelp bridge achievement gap

While the ACT is currentest for high school students, tbill approved by the Legislaspring included funding to administered to all 11th grpublic schools starting withschool year. The legislation aACT Plan, Explore and Wor

be administered to students s"Changes to our state ajust one of the educational refis pursuing to improve studenEvers said in a statement.

Compiled by ManagingJ. McKillen with information District of Menomonee FallsDepartment of Public Instructi

Falls district pleased with ACT results

Families Helping Families fooddrive set for Sept. 7

A Families Helping Families food drivell be held at Dan Johnsons Insurance

geny, N79 W14833 Appleton Avenue,enomonee Falls, on Saturday, Sept. 7 from

0 a.m. to 2 p.m. Badger football tickets andher items will be raffled.

Neighborhood Watch SilentAuction Sept. 7

The Menomonee Falls NeighborhoodWatch 13th Annual Silent Auction is returning

their "home-grounds," The Trysting Placen Appleton Avenue at Good Hope Road. It

ll be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 7.Trysting Place owner Sal Zizzo invited

e group back since there will be no central-located Safety Fair this year. Sal has beenstaunch supporter of Menomonee Falls andany of the villages organizations, includingeighborhood Watch.

Available for bidding are many certifi-ates to local eateries and businesses.dders will also see tickets to the Bucks,ewers and Admirals. Sports memorabiliacludes an autographed Packers football.e organizers promise us there will be plen-of items and various services for all tastes.

everal wine baskets have been recentlydded to prove it.

Registration and bidding begins at 10m. and closes promptly at 2 p.m.

Winners will be notified at the close ofdding and will be able to pick their items upter 2:30 p.m. at the registration table.

To donate or get answers to any ques-ons, please call Fred Wordell at 414-940-733.

Menomonee Falls/GermantownNewcomer's Club meeting Sept. 9

Are you new in town or an "old timer"ho wants to meet new friends? Have all

our children flown from the nest and left youth a quiet house? Come and join otheromen who are also experiencing transitionnd looking for ways to connect. Theenomonee Falls /Germantownewcomers Club is an organization for

women who are either new to the area or forthose entering a new stage of life, such asempty-nesters. This is a great way to meetother women who live in the area to sharetime with while attending outings or partici-pating in Hobby Boards (sub-groups). Someof the existing Hobby Boards (sub-groups)are: luncheons, international dining,Bunco, Euchre, game nights, crafts, bookclub, bowling, golf, etc. Members havediverse interests and many have been mem-bers for more than 10 years.

Monthly meetings are held at theMenomonee Falls Library on the secondMonday of each month at 7 p.m. Bring a

friend and join us on Monday, Sept. 9 at 7p.m. at the Menomonee Falls Library, W156N8436 Pilgrim Rd., to learn more about thegroup and plans for the 2013-2014 year.There are several speakers lined up for theyear to help us learn more about our commu-nity.

Charger Challenge back Sept. 15with more mud, obstacles, funThe Hamilton Education Foundations

Charger Challenge, a family-oriented 4k mudrun, returns Sept. 15 to Lisbon CommunityPark. This event, which takes place from 9a.m. to 1 p.m., is for anyone who has everthought about trying a mud run.

An outstanding wellness activity for fami-lies or businesses, Charger Challenge lets

participants crawl, slide and run through 20obstacles along the course. In addition, a"Kids Challenge" is set up just for youngstersages 6-10 years.

Waves will run every 20 minutes for par-ticipants ages 11 years and older on theadult course, and every 30 minutes for the"Kids Challenge." Participants and spectatorswill be able to purchase concessions. All pro-ceeds go to the Hamilton EducationFoundation.

Parking the day of the event is off site withcontinuous shuttle bus service.

Please visitHamiltoneducationfoundation.org to register.Those wanting to receive a ChargerChallenge t-shirt must register by Sept. 6.

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