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What started as a passing sentenceon a Facebook page turned into a pub-lic statement of support for police inGermantown and across the nationSept. 7.

"To put it quite simply, I'm over-whelmed," Germantown Police Chief Peter Hoell said during remarks to morethan 50 people gathered at the PoliceDepartment parking lot. "This is veryheart-warming."

Hoell said that while he was typi-cally comfortable speaking in public, heinitially had difficulty speaking"because we don't expect this, but weappreciate it. Being a law enforcement

officer is not just an occupation, it'ssomething that we love to do -- it's acalling, it's a way of life. We don't dothis job eight hours a day and thencome home and take off the uniformand we're not police officers any more -- it's 24/7."

Hoell said the negative reactions tolaw enforcement affects officers fami-lies more than the officers who train

and prepare for their work. He thenoffered an example of how being anofficer is "a way of life" Hoell notedthat when his family enters a restau-rant, he sits so that he can observewhat is going on.

"And I'm out to dinner," he said.Referring to the death of an officer

in Harris County, Texas, who was killedwhile pumping gas, Hoell said, "that'swhen I think it really hits home for ourfamilies -- that someday, our best is notdoing to be good enough. It just simplyis not."

He also cited the death of an officerin Fox Lake, Illinois -- who was a month

away from retirement -- and said "that'swhen it hits home for our families."

The gathering was prompted by aposting by Renee Welnak on theGermantown Police DepartmentFacebook page just under a week earli-er. The event also occurred on the sameday as the memorial service for the FoxLake officer, Lt. Joe Gliniewicz, inAntioch, Ill.

"This is an amazing turnout to showsupport for our officers who put theirlives on the line for us every day,"Welnak said. She said a police sergeant

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September 12, 2015// Volume 24, Issue 37

Public shows support for police at Germantown event

PHOTO BY THOMAS J MCKILLEN

Germantown Police Chief Peter Hoell speaks toattendees and at an event outside the Police Department building Sept. 7. Organizersexpressed support for law enforcement at the gathering.

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The following report was taken from records at the Germantown Police Department.

Disorderly conduct• A male patron at Bub’s Irish

Pub, N116 W16218 Main St., waswarned and advised for disorderly

conduct at 12:36 a.m. Aug. 29. Thebartender stopped serving the manand he became loud and disorderlyand was asked to leave.

Retail theft• A female shopper at Fleet Farm,

N96 W18200 County Line Road, wascited for retail theft at 10:11 a.m.Aug. 30.

Harassment• A 42-year-old woman was cited

for disorderly conduct-harassmentafter an investigation confirmed she

has made threats toward a femalesubject in the W13000 block of CedarLane at 12:59 a.m. Aug. 29. The vic-tim reported that the woman andtwo other female subjects had cometo her house and threatened to killthe victim and her unborn child

because they were upset about herpregnancy. The altercation was con-firmed and the instigating womanwas cited.

Operating while intoxicated• A 39-year-old woman was

arrested for operating while intoxi-

cated at 5:01 a.m. Aug. 29 atHighway 41 and County Line Roadafter police received several 911 callsfrom a passenger in the vehicle whofeared for their safety due to thewoman’s erratic driving. A trafficstop was made in the parking lot of

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at 3:18 p.m. Aug. 29 follohigh-risk traffic stop at Highand Holy Hill Road. Police pthe man after cell phone reported the driver was through the are erratically, swand cutting off other motorist

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in Milwaukee she personally knew andhis wife have received death threats.She said that was the reason behind thepost asking people to come to the PoliceDepartment to pray for officers inGermantown and nationwide.

"It has to be amazingly stressful andI greatly admire those who deal with iton a daily basis," Welnak said. Sheadded she was surprised by the turnout.

"I thought it would be me and fivepeople standing by the flagpole andmaybe the police wouldn't know wewere here. It's amazing that our com-munity turned out this great," Welnaksaid.

She also said the condition of thecountry was another reason why shesuggested the event.

"The racial tension is soaring, theextreme hate, the killing of innocentlives in law enforcement, and we needto turn back to God," Welnak said,before quoting a verse from the Book of John in the New Testament, verse 5:13.

"God is the one who can protectthese officers and the officers in our

country and we need to pray for themon a regular basis," Welnak said.

Police Chaplain Greg Young said it isa difficult time to be in law enforce-ment. He recalled being in Flint,Mich.teaching a week earlier. In a nearbycommunity, a funeral was being held foran officer who was killed. Later thatday, he heard of the death of the offi-cer in Fox Lake, Ill. He then offered a

prayer."We gather this evening to support

our law officers in Germantown, ourgreater communities and communitieseverywhere. We pause to pray and say,'Thank you.' We are thankful to thosewho put on the uniform, go into harmsway to serve and protect, to keep allour communities safe," Young said."God, we gather to lift up all the law

enforcement officers, those in recentdays and in months and years past whohave made the ultimate sacrifice -- welift up their families and friends andtheir department brothers and sisterseverywhere who mourn their loss."

Resident Tim Riesterer offered acommunity prayer during the event.The names of all the Germantown policeofficers were then read off to a nonstopstream of applause from attendees.

Following comments by Hoell,Nathan Boyd led attendees in singing"Amazing Grace."

Germantown Village President DeanWolter then quoted President RonaldReagan from a May 1981 speech regard-ing the role of law enforcement in civil

society."Over the generations the protection

of the individual and the pursuit of jus-tice has been the responsibility of ourpolice officers. They stand as theguardians of the fragile thread of orderand civility that separates a civilizedsociety from mankind's barbarouspast," Wolter read, quoting Reagan."Police shoulder the trust of their fellowcitizens and their daily effort to provide

the protection and service that areincreasingly important to our nation.For without law and order, our societywould soon crumble."

Wolter then added: "Now is the timeto show open and active support for ourpolice officers and the work they per-form. Not just during days of cere-monies like this, but every day of everyweek. If we do not show support for ourofficers when it is needed most, fromwhere will the candidate for tomorrowbe found? What will society look like inthe future without a community sup-ported by a viable and committed policeforce."

The program ended with blue andblack balloons being released into theair, with the black balloons representingofficers nationwide who were killed inthe line of duty, followed by a closingprayer by David Berghius, a pastor atCrossway Church.

Connie Wolfe, a friend of Welnak,said afterward that they thought it wasgoing to be a small event, but it kept"growing and growing and growing."When Wolfe and Welnak were contactedby a local television station about the

event, they knew the event wato be bigger than anticipated.

Among those at the eveMenomonee Falls resident Lowwho said he heard about the evea posting on a Facebook pagesaid he and a friend have beensupporters "for a long time" and to attend the Germantown eveadded that he participated in a "academy" program where he rodepolice officer on a night shift.

"How would you not come aa half hour on a Monday night them how much we appreciate even if I'm from the next villagedoesn't matter. They're all theCarl said.

Afterwards,those in atteshook hands with police officHoell had his pictured taken weral residents, including cheefrom Germantown High School.

"It feels good. It feels darn have the support and knowinglot good people are standing usaying something -- that they law enforcement," Hoell said.-By Thomas J. McKillen, Managin

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Community supports police at local event

Nathan Boyd lead attendees in singing "Amazing Grace" during an event outGermantown Police Department building Sept. 7.

A suspect in a domestic violenceincident was taken into custody byGermantown Police following a standoff Sept. 8.

According to a statement frompolice, the situation began at 9 a.m.when police investigated a domesticviolence incident. The suspect was notat a Germantown residence at the time

of the investigation. An officerobserved the suspect driving near hisresidence at 1:15 p.m. that afternoon.When an officer attempted to initiate atraffic stop, the suspect fled. A chaseensued that was stopped in MenomoneeFalls because the suspect was known topolice. Police later learned the suspectwas operating a vehicle that had beenreported stolen to Glendale Police.

The suspect was again seen circlingthe residence at 8:30 p.m. thatevening. When an officer attempted tostop the suspect, the suspect fled intoMilwaukee, where the chase wasstopped because the suspect was known

to police.At 7 a.m. Sept. 8, the susp

when a Germantown officer him and attempted a stop. Thwas stopped in Milwaukee.

A resident called police aftethe suspect and the stolen vethe suspect's residence. The vithe domestic violence incident

daughter were previously relocpolice the previous day for theiGermantown officers at the sceabled the vehicle and set up a ter around the residence. The responded by barricading himseresidence and making suicidal After negotiations with the lasting approximately an hour, pect surrendered.

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PHOTOS BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN

The Eastern Kettle Moraine Moose Lodge in Germantown hosted the"Motors at the Moose" car show Aug.22. Among the vehicles on display were (clockwise from top left) a 1973 Dodge Challenger owned by Jeffrey Friedrich; a 1972 Mercury Cougar owned by Nancy Dillingham; a 1966 Chevy Chevelle owned by Randy Ninneman; and a 1972 Ford DeMaso Pantera owned by Ken Herman.

COMMUNITY SNAPSHOTS

MOTORS ATTHE MOOSE

Marching Band Madness is Sept. 19at Germantown High SchoolMarching Band Madness,

Germantown High School’s invitationalmarching band show, is set forSaturday, Sept. 19, at 6:30 p.m., atDatka Stadium at the high school.

The popular field show will featureperformances by high school competi-tive marching bands from Germantown,Cedarburg, Sussex-Hamilton, WaukeshaSouth, Fond du Lac and Columbus. Theevening concludes with an all-inclusivegrand finale featuring more than 600student musicians. For many of thebands, the event is the first stop on

their journey to the State MarchingBand Championships at UW-Whitewaterin mid-October.

“These students approach musicwith a tremendous amount of enthusi-asm and dedication,” said JonathanBell, band director at Germantown HighSchool. “Marching Band Madness pro-vides an opportunity for them to show-case their talent and hard work.”

Tickets are available at the door andare $7 for adults, $5 for seniors age 60and older, and $3 for kids ages 4 to 17.The gate opens at 5:45 p.m. and con-cessions will be available throughoutthe evening. The show will move to thehigh school’s gymnasium in the eventof inclement weather.

Warren's Cranberry Festsenior trip Sept. 26

Area seniors are invited on a trip tothe 43rd annual Warren's CranberryFest. Germantown Park & Ride ayHighway 41 and Mequon/Lannon Roadat 4:50 a.m. and return at 10 p.m.Group will depart from Registrationdeadline is Sept. 11. Fee is $54. Formore information, call the GermantownSenior Center at (262) 253-7799.

Blood drive at Lutheran Church of Living Christ Oct. 1

Lutheran Church of the LivingChrist, located at W156 N10660 Pilgrim

Road in Germantown, will be hosting ablood drive to benefit the American RedCross on Thursday, Oct. 1 from 1 to 6p.m. To donate, one must be at least 16years old, weigh 110 pounds and be ingood health. To schedule an appoint-ment, call Tim at (262) 361-2447.Appointments honored. Walk-ins wel-come.

More than $2 million availablefor housing repairs

The Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA) Division of Housing awarded $2,138,776 in Phase 2funds to the Southern Housing Region

for the Community Development BlockGrant (CDBG) Housing Program.The Southern Housing Region is rep-

resented by the counties of Columbia,Dodge, Jefferson, Kenosha, Ozaukee,Racine, Rock, Sauk, Walworth andWashington. The following entitlementcommunities are not eligible for theSouthern Housing Region: Racine,Beloit, Janesville and Kenosha.

These funds provide resources acrossWisconsin to address affordable housingand community development. Thefunds are available for the followingtypes of projects:

• Owner occupied households.These funds will be lent to income eli-gible households for eligible homerepairs. The loan is a 0% interest,deferred payment loan — you do notpay it back until you sell the house, nolonger live there or 30 years from thedate of the note.

• Homebuyer assistance. Thesefunds will be lent to income eligibletenants for down payment and closingcost assistance. There may also befunds available to make repairs to thehome that is purchased. The loan is a0% interest, deferred payment loan —you do not pay it back until you sell thehouse, no longer live there or 30 yearsfrom the date of the note.

• Landlords. Installment loans

are available for landlords who rent totenants that are low- to moderate-income. The loan is a 0% interest loan.

The funds can be used for handicapaccessibility, windows, doors, siding,roofing, electrical, plumbing and heat-ing.

Funding for these competitive bian-

nual awards is provided by tDepartment of Housing andDevelopment. Grants were abased upon the age of housingarea, the low-to-moderate incomlation, unemployment rate andability.

TRYOUTS for 2015-16Germantown Boys Youth Basketball tea

will be held on 9/13/15at Germantown High School (lower

Tryout is open to all Germantownschool district residents

• 4th grade registration from 3:30 to 4:00pm &tryout from 4:00 to 5:00pm in lower gym

• 5th grade registration from 4:45 to 5:00pm &tryout from 5:00 to 6:00pm in lower gym

• 6th grade registration from 5:45 to 6:00pm &tryout from 6:00 pm to 7:00pm in lower gym

• 7th and 8th grade registration from 6:45 to 7:00& tryout from 7:00 pm to 8:00pm in lower gym

If you have further questions

Contact Bruce Studer @ [email protected]

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Germantown was stopped on its firstpossession against Nicolet Sept. 4, thenscored on its next five possessions onthe way to a 36-0 win.

The Warhawks were within theKnights 10-yard line on their first pos-session but a fourth-down pass playfailed.

But the Germantown defense gave

the Warhawks its second opportunitywith an interception. Following a penal-ty that was assessed againstGermantown on the return, theWarhawks got the ball on the Knights27 yard line. Four plays later NateSeymour and Jack Brzkala connected ona pass play at the 8:31 mark of the firstquarter.

A blocked Nicolet punt gaveGermantown possession on the Knights15 yard line, and Seymour and BradZachowski connected on another passplay at the 2:22 mark of the first quar-ter. Seymour and Zachowski thenteamed up on a 68-yard pass play whileSeymour scored on a 1-yard run to makethe score 28-0 at the 7:00 mark of thesecond quarter.

A penalty by Nicolet in the end zonegave Germantown a 30-0 lead by the5:12 mark of the second quarter.Germantown finished the scoring asSeymour and Zachowski connected on apass play with 4:05 left before halftime.

"We didn't start very well tonightbut we talked about it and we got itcorrected," Germantown Coach Jake

Davis said afterward.Seymour completed 4 of 10 passes

for 147 yards and four touchdowns andran for another score. Zachowski caughtthree passes for 117 yards whileSpencer Pethan ran 6 times for 70 yards.

With a running clock in the secondhalf, several Germantown reserves sawaction.

"We got to see those next guys whoare up, you never know what's going tohappen. It's nice to get guys in and getthem some game experience," Davissaid.

Menomonee Falls 29, WauwatosaEast 7: Bryce McMurtry compled 8 of 14passes for 82 yards and two touchdownswhile also running 15 times for 225yards and a touchdown. Patrick Doyle

scored Menomonee Falls' other touch-down on a 5-yard run while MichaelBurgoyne converted a 17-yard field goalfor Menomonee Falls first win of theseason.

Milwaukee Marquette 42,Hamilton 14: The teams were tied 7-7after the first quarter but Marquette

shut out the Chargers until thequarter when Dustin Greipentrogon a 2-yard run withremaining.Sam Herriges ran 24 t168 yards for Hamilton.

-By Thomas J. McKillen, M Editor

The Germantown girls volleyballteam had mixed results at its hometournament Sept. 5.

Germantown started the day with a25-8, 25-17 win over Greendale Martin

Luther but lost to Kenosha ChristianLife 21-25, 13-25 in its next match.Germantown then lost to Whitnall, 20-25, 26-28, and then finished the tour-nament with a 22-25, 23-25 loss to

Lakeside Lutheran.In North Shore Conference play

Sept. 8, Germantown lost to Homestead15-25, 25-23, 18-25, 25-19, 11-15.

The Hamilton girls volleyball teamwon two matches at the New BerlinWest Invite Sept. 5.

The Chargers stated the day with a23-25, 25-18, 14-16 loss to Franklin butrebounded with a 25-13, 25-3 win overPort Washington in its next match.Hamilton lost to West Bend West 17-25, 23-25 but finished the day with a

a 25-19, 17-25, 15-8 win over West Allis

Hale.Hamilton then started th

with a 25-8, 25-5, 25,23 win ovAllis Central.

Menomonee Falls recorded twat the Mukwonago Becky WerneSept. 5. The Indians started twith a 25-14, 16-25, 11-15 Middleton and followed that wit14, 25-21 loss to OconoMenomonee Falls defeated KBradford 25-12, 25-14 and thenWaukesha North 25-10, 25-14.

Girls Volleyball: Germantown splits matches at home event

Football: Germantown dominates Nicolet

PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MC

Spencer Pethan (32) runs for a first down against Nicolet Sept. 4.

The Germantown girls cross countryteam won the West Allis Central BulldogInvitational Sept. 4. Germantown wasled by the second place finish by SamiStieve, who ran the course in 19:49.She was followed by teammates AlyssaGoesch (fifth, 20:31), Jennifer Lindgren(ninth, 20:53) Calli Lemke (10th,21:11) and Lydia Boyd (16th, 21:31).Also running for Germantown wereMcKenna Klopfer (18th, 21:38) and

Molly Baus (31st, 22:25).The Germantown boys team

third at the meet. Craig Reese third for Germantown with a 16:35. He was followed by teaJacob DuFrane (fifth, 16:38Garvey (11th, 17:06), Dylan Aye17:39) and Joe Biesel (32nd, Also running for GermantowWestin Feltz (36th, 18:04) anAdair (40th, 18:17).

Germantown girls win invit

Tryouts for 2015-16 GermantownBoys Youth Basketball teams will beheld on Sept. 13 at the GermantownHigh School lower gym. Tryout is opento all Germantown school district resi-dents.

Tryout is open to all Germantownschool district residents.

Fourth grade registration from 3:30to 4 p.m., with tryouts from 4 to 5p.m. in the lower gym. Fifth grade reg-

istration is from 4:45 to 5 p.mtryouts from 5 to 6 p.m. in thgym. Sixth grade registration 5:45 to 6 p.m., with tryouts fr7 p.m. in the lower gym. Seveeighth grade registration from 6p.m., with tryouts from 7 to 8the lower gym

Anyone with questions can cBruce Studer at [email protected]

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1978 KAWASAKI KZ650 4cylinder in good condition.New flat black paint, newerexhaust, no rust. Tires aregood. Mechanically sound,needs carb-syncing.Kickstart & electronic start.Newer battery. 21K miles.Located in West Bend.Asking $700/OBO. Call meat 414-617-7381.

8000-8999

Employment

8007 Professional

Technical

ELECTRONIC Assemblers& Technicians wanted. Fullor part t ime positionsavailable with flexible hours.Menomonee Falls area.262-247-8010 or fax262-247-8015.

8008 Restaurant

Hospitality

IMMEDIATELY HIRINGBartenders, Servers, Hosts,and Cooks! Madame Bellesin Richfield and Tally Ho inHartford have immediate fulltime and part time openings.Our venues offer aboveaverage pay, flexible

scheduling, andadvancement opportunities.For more information or toapply contact:[email protected]

8009 Sales/

Marketing

BEAUTY CENTER2731 W Forest Home

Ave.414-383-9777

We carry: Avon, Jafra,Zermat, & many morecosmetics. Also, we

carry clothing, perfume,& jewelry.

Mention ad, get 10%discount.

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Steel Craft Corporation105 Steel Craft Drive

Hartford, WI 53027

www.steelcraftwi.com/page/employment

E-mail: [email protected]

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. WOMENAND MINORITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.

CAD ENGINEER

CERTIFIED WELDINSPECTOR (CWI)

Part-Time or Full-Time

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN1st Shift

BRAKE PRESS OPERATORS1st, 2nd & 3rd Shifts (Setup a plus!)

PRODUCTION WELDERS1st, 2nd & 3rd Shifts

LASER OPERATORS1st & 2nd Shifts

TRUMPF PUNCH OPERATOR2nd Shift

ASSEMBLER1st Shift

GENERAL LABOR1st & 2nd Shifts

Ask about our 4 Day Work Week for 2nd Shift

The Jor-Mac Company, Inc., a leader in sheet metal fabrication, islooking for a Press Brake Operator to join our growing team inLomira, WI.

Essential Job Functions:

• Ability to run complex forming operations along with proper back gauge transfers between steps.

• Must have a full understanding in blueprint reading and tolerances inhow they relate to the finished part.

• Ability to differentiate between material types, thickness and grades.• Maintain a clean, orderly and safe work environment.

• Fill out all required documents for all jobs, quality and ISO9001.

• Properly clocking in and out of jobs and recording all needed information.

• Assist other operators to complete their duties.

• Insure all quality requirements are met with first piece and in-processinspections

Requirements:

• Brake press operation knowledge

• Experience with ISO9001 requirements

• Strong reading, math and communication skills.

• The ability to read and interpretblueprints

• Ability to use all types of inspection equipment andmeasuring devices

Press Brake Operator

The Jor-Mac Company, Inc.Human Resource Administrator

155 E. Main St., Lomira, WI [email protected]

2nd Shift: 2pm-2am Sunday, Monday,Tuesday. Work 36 hrs. Paid for 40 hrs.

MECHANIC (DIESEL TECHBODY SHOP (TECH I) OPEN

Competitive HOURLY Pay, shift differe

Comprehensive Health Benefits, 401k & Mo

T1 heavy engine work and diagnostics. Cer

is a plus with 2-4yrs experience prefer

Call Today, Penske Truck Leasing: 855-9

PRODUCTIONWORKERS

Old Fashioned Foods is looking forfulltime

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