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Sussex Chamberevent: Join the SussexArea Chamber ofCommerce April 21 at7:15 a.m. to hear fromPaul Mielke, Ph.D., andlearn how a simple atti-tude can have animpact on your success,health, happiness,career and relation-ships. See page 21.

Jerry Mislang goes over the rules of a dodgeball tournament heldat Menomonee Falls High School March 28. Photo by Thomas J.McKillen.

Templeton Middle School eighth-grade students competed March 28 atthe regional level of National HistoryDay at Carroll University. Five studentsqualified to advance to the April 25 statecompetition at the University ofWisconsin - Madison.

Students from Templeton and theirprojects advancing to the state junior

division level are:• Abigail Dowse – individual website

"Adolf Hitler – An Unforgettable Leader,"• Jessica Mysliwski and Olivia Neils

– group exhibit board "Rosa ParksAvenue," and

• Hannah Emberts and Lisa Nuelk –group website "Oskar Schindler –Righteous Among Nations."

National History Day is an academicenrichment program for students ingrades 6-12. Students select topics con-nected to an annual theme and completetheir own in-depth research on the topic.This year the annual theme is "Leadershipand Legacy in History." Students presenttheir conclusions in exhibit boards, per-

formances, websites, papers or documen-taries.

Five Templetonstudents qualifyfor state history

competition

Distinguished YoungWoman program:The 51st Annual

Distinguished YoungWomen of MenomoneeFalls scholarship pro-gram was held onSaturday, March 7 atNorth Middle School.See page 8.


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The Federal Highway Administration(FHWA) officially approved the Interstate des-ignation - the final step in a process that begannearly 10 years ago. Installation of about3,000 new signs will begin this summer withsigning expected to be completed byNovember 2015.

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One of two major events in theGermantown School District March 20 and21 was the educational summit held at a con-ference center in the village.

The summit — held at the Florian ParkConference Center — was described as“Version 1.0” and included participation by

approximately 90 people. According to adraft summit overview from the district, the pur-pose of the summit was “to bring some defini-tion to the ‘Germantown School District Way’through what it means to ‘Empower andInspire Every Student to Success.’”

“The Germantown Way” was the titlegiven by district officials to develop the dis-trict’s own curriculum and standards after theSchool Board decided against accepting theCommon Core Standards in December 2014.

The summit was subtitled “Movingbeyond standardization into the future oflearning for our students.” Standardizationwas mentioned in one of the first subject areasin a summit overview that was prepared bydistrict staff following the summits.

“Through the Industrial Age to today,standardization has increased the ability to

efficiently produce the quality and quantity ofthings we need and want in our lives,” a draftof the summit overview stated. “The problemis that the business and manufacturing men-tality of standards and standardizationimpedes our work to help children grow, learnand develop into productive, capable, caring,thinking, creative human beings — all withunique talents, strength, interests and overallpersona.”

In area of standardization, two ideaswere suggested, according to the summitoverview: that “the mentality of standardiza-tion could be one of the biggest challengesfacing education today given that there isnothing ‘standard’ about our kids, nor do wewant to make them all the same” and possi-ble benefits of “shifting our focus on stan-dardized academic content acquisition as the

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The 51st Annual Distinguished YoungWomen of Menomonee Falls scholarshipprogram was held on Saturday, March 7 at

North Middle School. Sixteen junior girlsfrom Menomonee Falls and Sussex HamiltonHigh Schools participated. The program, for-merly known as Junior Miss, is sponsored bythe Optimist Club of Menomonee Falls.

Ritika Punathil was named theDistinguished Young Woman of MenomoneeFalls for 2016. She is the daughter of RemaKunnath and Ratnasing Punathil. Ritika wasawarded a $2000 scholarship from theOptimist Club and will move on to competefor the state title in August. Ritika was alsothe overall Scholastic Award winner.

Heloise Cheruvalath was named the FirstAlternate. She will receive a $750 scholar-ship from the Optimist Club and a $300scholarship from Community LeagueMenomonee Falls. Heloise was the overallInterview Award winner.

Julia Graybill was named the SecondAlternate, receiving a $250 scholarship fromthe Optimist Club. She was voted the SpiritAward winner by her fellow contestants. Julia also won the Be Your Best Self EssayAward.

Jessie Strosahl was named the overallTalent Award winner. Aprajita Singh wasnamed the overall Self-Expression winnerand Laurie Lapp was named the overallFitness Award winner. Also participatingwere Emma Buhr, Ali Block, Miranda Cole,Hailey Edwards, Elise Hervey, Claire Rhode,Tina Seiler, Natalie Suetholz, RebeccaWagner and Angelika Ytuarte.

Founded in 1958 in Mobile, Alabama,Distinguished Young Women is the largest

and oldest national scholarship prohigh school girls. During its 57 yearation, the program has provided lifing experiences for more than 7young women. Last year, DistinYoung Women provided more thamillion in cash and college schopportunities to program participanlocal, state and national level. The Club has sponsored the local progr1986 and has awarded over $33scholarships to participants.

For more information Distinguished Young Women contaSharkey at 262-844-1538 www.DistinguishedYW.org.

Punathil named FallsDistinguished Young Woman

Ritika Punathil

For more information, call 262-246-5180 or stop in at the Pauline Haass PublicLibrary, N64 W23820 Main St. in Sussex,or check the library’s web site at www.phplonline.org. If you or your childrequires a program to be in an accessibleformat, please call the library at least 72hours in advance so that arrangements canbe made.

ADULT PROGRAMS AND NEWS

Friends of the Pauline HaassLibrary Plant Sale – Starting April13

Friends of the Pauline Haass Library willbe selling plant coupons at the library start-ing April 13 to be redeemed at Falls MillsGreenhouse. Coupons cost $10 when pur-

chased at the library; they may beredeemed for $12 worth of plants duringregular business hours April 22-May 30.Proceeds from the sale go towards Friendsprojects, all of which enhance the programsand services for the public.

Movie Matinee – Tuesday, April28 at 1 p.m.

The movie for April is Into the Woods.Meryl Streep stars in this StephenSondheim musical adapted from BrothersGrimm fairy tales. Rated PG; 124 minutes.No registration required.

TEEN PROGRAMSTeen Advisory BoardTuesday @ 4:30-5:15 pm, April 21

Join just teens, the library’s teen advisory

board! Join us for pizza & help plan andprepare for the library’s upcoming commu-nity events. Earn volunteer service hoursand gain valuable leadership experience,while helping our library and community.Open to grades 8-12.

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMSFamily Storytimes:Tuesdays 9:45-10:15 am and 10:30-

11 a.m. (repeated) January 13-April 21

Thursdays 10:30-11 a.m. January 15-April 23Calling all little penguins! Slip ‘n’ slide

into the library on Tuesday or Thursdaymornings for half an hour of stories,rhymes, music, and dance. Our storytellerswill warm your hearts on chilly days

and help shake your sillies out ware stuck inside. registration. Just drop in!

Library PlayTuesdays and Thursdays, J13-April 23

Join families from throughout munity for a morning of play at theThis informal playgroup meets TuesThursday mornings after Storytimes

LEGO Club:First and third Wednesdays, Jan

– April 22, 6:30-7:30 p.m. Join other LEGO-loving kids t

and build with the library's LEGOAges 4 and up. No registration. Jin!

Pauline Haass Public Library events

The following information was provided by United Way of Greater Milwaukee andWaukesha County.

United Way of Greater Milwaukee &Waukesha County would like to invite volun-teers to the following volunteer opportunities:

Help Bridge the Technology Gap –Independence First – Milwaukee

CountyVolunteers are needed to teach our con-sumers how to operate the free computer theyget from our program. Each person who isgiven a computer must complete the "GiveOuts" training session, a 30-45 minute session.We train volunteers to do "Give Outs", so theycan train new computer owners. Volunteersneed to be knowledgeable about computers,be able to explain basic computer functionsand show our consumers how to connect key-

board, monitor and mouse to the CPU.Volunteers will also need to explain how tobackup files and update the antivirus pro-gram.

When: Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays,4 hour commitment between 10a.m. and3p.m.

Mobile Food Pantry - Jewish

Family Services – BrownDeer/Milwaukee CountyVolunteers will be needed for set-up, to

unload food, to register participants, to dis-tribute food, to pack food, to help participantscarry food bags and to close up the event.The food distribution will serve low-income Jewish Family Services' clients as well as localcommunity members in need of food. FeedingAmerica Eastern Wisconsin will provide thefood items for the Mobile Food Pantry.

When: Thursday, June 18 from 9:30am –12pm

Where: Start and end in Brown DeerSpecial Event Auctioneer –

Adaptive Community ApproachProgram – Waukesha

We are looking for an auctioneer forACAP's Theme Table Fundraiser event being

held on Friday, April 17th. This individualwould serve as an auctioneer for a live auc-tion featuring several different items. The timecommitment would be for about an hour in theevening from about 8pm-9pm.

Auctioneer experience is preferred.Day Camp Support (1-2

days)/Day Camp Unit Leader (3-5days) – Girl Scouts of Wisconsin SE

This position provides support to a daycamp (6-8 hours) for a day or more. Options

include being with a group of 8-12help them at different fun stations thcamp or leading an activity like anskill, crafts or games. Groups are diage 1st – 6th grade. Teens 7th – 12facilitate many activities and help toeach group. Mostly outdoor based.

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(one day commitment)Time: 6-8 hours depending on dlength

Locations: Girl Scout Program CKenosha, East Troy, Waukesha andTraining Required: There is a 1-2 hoution for adult volunteer prior to camp

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32nd Annual Smelt Fry - All You Can Eat Sterling Chalet • Friday, April 24th, 2015 from 4 to 9pm

1271 Hwy 175, Hubertus, WI 53033

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After a week off due to Easter break,high school sports will return to action nextweek. The following is a summary of thesports schedule. The list is based on infor-mation from the schools and other onlinesources.

Germantown

On April 11, the boys golf team willparticipate in a varsity tournament atWashington County golf course while theboys tennis team will be at a four-team meetin Muskego. On April 14, the girls softballteam will play Whitefish Bay at 4:30 p.m.while the girls soccer team will also host theBlue Dukes at 7 p.m.

On April 15, the boys tennis team willhost Milwaukee King at 3:30 p.m. while the

girls track team will participate in a meet atBrookfield East. On April 16, the girls soft-ball team will host Cedarburg at 4:30 p.m.

On April 17, the boys track team willhost a meet beginning at 4:30 p.m. whilethe girls soccer team will play at Hamiltonat 7 p.m. On April 18, the boys golf teamwill compete against Catholic Memorial,boys tennis will head to invitational atWaukesha West while the girls soccer teamwill play at Wauwatosa East.

Menomonee Falls

On April 14, the girls softball team

hosts Brookfield East at 4:30 p.m.,soccer team host Wauwatosa East while the boys and girls track teampate in a meet at Brookfield East.

On April 16, the girls softbhosts West Allis Hale at 4:14 p.m. girls soccer team plays at Mukwon

Hamilton

On April 11, the boys golf teamticipate in a varsity tournamenWashington County golf course. O14, the boys tennis team will host WCentral at 4 p.m., the boys and gteams will participate in a Brookfield East, the girls softball tplay at West Allis Central while soccer team will host Brookfield C

7 p.m.On April 15, the boys golf teplay a Greater Metro Conferenmeet at Songbird Hills Golf Club wgirls softball team will play at WNorth.

On April 16, the girls softball thost Brookfield East at 4:15 p.m. wgirls soccer team will host BrAcademy at 7 p.m

On April 17, the girls soccer thost Germantown at 7 p.m. On Athe boys tennis team will play at ational at Hartford.

Local teams return

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Ciera Jones of Menomonee Falls pitches against West Allis Central MaPhoto by Thomas J. McKillen.


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Joi n the Sussex Area Cha mbe r ofCommerce April 21 at 7:15 a.m. to hearfrom Paul Mielke, Ph.D., and learn how asimple attitude can have an impact on yoursuccess, health, happiness, career andrelationships. Mielke, principal ofTempleton Middle School in Sussex, is aresearcher, presenter and author in areasof employee supervision, evaluation anddevelopment. The presentation will be inHamilton Fine Arts Center, W220N6151Town Line Road, Sussex.

Participants will learn the differencesbetween a growth and fixed mindset andunderstand how a growth mindset can ben-efit their personal and professional lives

and organizations.Cost is $10 for chamber members and$20 for nonmembers. To register, visit theSussex Area Chamber of Commerce web-site at http://www. sussexareachamber.org or call (262) 246-4940.

The Sussex Area Chamber ofCommerce is a business membershiporganization that encourages ongoingeconomic development by creating a posi-tive business environment. The chamberpromotes the economic, civic, cultural andeducation interests of the communitythrough partnerships with members andcommunity leaders. Businesses or organi-zations interested in joining the Sussex

Area Chamber of Commerce should con-tact Executive Director Kathryn Wagner at(262) 249-4940 or visit the chamber web-site at www.sussexareachamber.org .

Fish fry fundraiser at GraceLutheran Church set for April 17

The Acts of Grace Mission team atGrace Lutheran School in MenomoneeFalls team is hosting a Schwai's Fish Fryfundraiser dinner on Friday, April 17 from4:30 to 7 p.m. The funds raised will helpcover the costs of supplies for the church’sannual Servant Saturday event. Over 200volunteers will serve during the May 2Servant Saturday event to help local fam-ilies,organizations and communities cleanup yards/parks, organize food pantries, aswell as, visit and play games with localshut-ins.

Ticket prices for the fish fry are $10 fortwo-piece plate; $11 for three-piece plate;$4 hot dog plate. There will be a .50charge for carry-outs. Desserts will be

available for purchase.The fish fry will be held in the schoolgym located at N87 W16173 KenwoodBlvd, Menomonee Falls. For more informa-t ion , ca ll (262) 251-0670 or go towww.grace-connect.org/.

Community League meeting April20

The next Community League meetingwill be April 20 at the Menomonee FallsCommunity Center, W152 N8645Margaret Rd. The gathering will begin at6:45 p.m., with the meeting to start at 7p.m.

The guest speaker will be Carrie

Hennessey, an employee of a local nurs-ery, who will discuss planting with nativeplants. This is a great spring topic. JoinCommunity League for the evening. Abusiness meeting will follow.

For more information call 414-581-0352 or email cleague@commu-nityleague. com.

Falls Kiwanis Pancake BreakfastApril 26

The Kiwanis Club of Menomonee Fallswill host its annual Pancake Breakfast onSunday April 26, 2015 from 8 a.m. to 1p.m. at Trysting Place Pub, Hwy 175 andGood Hope Road in Menomonee Falls.262-255-4110. Enjoy our world famous allyou can eat pancakes, sausage, eggs, andcoffee. Sweet treats will be available atour Bake Sale. The price is $7 per person.Children under 6 eat free. All proceedsbenefit Special Olympics, KiwanisScholarship Fund, Little League and otherarea Youth Services Tickets are available

at the door or from any Menomonee FallsKiwanis Member

MenoHARmonee Chorus seekingnew members

The MenoHARmonee BarbershopChorus was organized in 1962. The cho-rus entertains twice annually at "Cabarets"at St. James Catholic Church inMenomonee Falls. The chorus sings atmany local nursing homes and have beena part of their activities for many years.

The chorus is presently seeking newmembers who enjoy singing in the barber-shop style. Tenors are especially needed.

If you are interested in joiningrus, please contact Curt Nash at 47177 or Rick Van Gomple at 44263. You could also visit the cTuesdays at 7 p.m. at St. Paul'sChurch of Christ on Appleton AveRoosevelt Drive in Menomonee Fa

Falls MS Walk May 2The Multiple Sclerosis Men

Falls Walk will be held on Saturd2 at 10 a.m. at the Menomonee FSchool. There will be a one-milemile route. We promise free footainment and glorious weather!

Multiple sclerosis affects men,women and children in WThe disease affects two-thirds morethan men and symptoms include nand tingling.. Wisconsin has theprevalence of MS in the nationpeople are diagnosed between tof 20-45 years but more and mdren are being diagnosed. Th

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Around the village and county

Local players selected for Kohlmann Cup

Four Washington County Youth Hockey Association Pee Wee players wereselected to compete in the 2015 Kohlman Cup. Pictured are ChristianSpaeth, Easton Nick, Tyler Herzberg, and Andrew Butler.

The Kohlman Cup is an annual all-star hockey tournament between the sixWisconsin Amateur Hockey regions. Each region selects the top players torepresent them in this tournament to determine a statewide champion for PeeWee major (2002) and minor (2003). It will be held at the Blue Line IceCenter in Fond du Lac, April 11-12. Submitted photo and information.


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defendant: You are hereby notified that the plaintiffnamed above has filed a lawsuit or other legal actionagainst you. Within 40 days after April 11, 2015 youmust respond with a written demand for a copy of thecomplaint. The demand must be sent or delivered tothe court, whose address is 515 W. Moreland Blvd.,Waukesha, WI 53188-2428 and to Gray Associates,L.L.P., plaintiff’s attorney, whose address is 16345 WestGlendale Drive, New Berlin, WI 53151-2841. You mayhave an attorney help or represent you. If you do notdemand a copy of the complaint within 40 days, thecourt may grant judgment against you for the award ofmoney or other legal action requested in the complaint,and you may lose your right to object to anything thatis or may be incorrect in the complaint. A judgmentmay be enforced as provided by law. A judgmentawarding money may become a lien against any realestate you own now or in the future, and may also be

enforced by garnishment or seizure of property. Datedthis 6th day of April, 2015. Gray & Associates, L.L.P.Attorneys for Plaintiff By: Steven E.Zablocki State BarNo. 1027190 16345 West Glendale Drive New Berlin,WI 53151-2841 (414)224-1987 Gray & Associates,L.L.P. is attempting to collect a debt and anyinformation obtained will be used for that purpose. Ifyou have previously received a discharge in a chapter7 bankruptcy case, this communication should not beconstrued as an attempt to hold you personally liablefor the debt.

WISCONSIN STORAGE 7330 W Good Hope Rd.Milwaukee, WI 53223 will hold a public sale Saturday, May 2,2015 at 9:00am. Bidding is on the complete contents of unit.Units included in sale are: Unit owned by Rick Johnson ofGlendale, WI contents: bikes, trailer, washer/dryer, stove,snowblower, lawn mower, tools, generator. Unit owned byKathleen Simon of Milwaukee, WI contents: household items,

boxes, furniture. Unit owned by Jamesha Perry of Milwaukee,WI contents:household items, furniture. Unit owned byTeresaBallard of Milwaukee, WI contents: household items. Unitowned by Reginald Newman of Milwaukee, WI contents:furniture, household items. Unit owned by Nadine Duke ofMilwaukee, WI contents: furniture, household items. 3 unitsowned by Greta and Rick Held of Glendale, WI contents:scaffolding, tools, tool box, starcraft camper 1SAAS01FOVAX5653. Call 414-353-7867 after 12:00pm on May 1, 2015toconfirm sale will proceed.

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INSTALLERSLippert Tile Company, Inc., Menomonee Falls, WI, isseeking experienced tile and marble installers for imme-diate employment on local commercial projectsSuccessful applicants will be assessed by the IUBAC Local5/IMI Training Center for a placement recommendationin the union’s wage scale in order to receive full paymentand benefits, including overtime, commensurate withtheir skill. Contact our office at (262) 437-9300 to makearrangements to complete our application process.

Lippert is an equal opportunity employer. Lippert TileCompany, Inc. N89 W14260 Patrita Drive, MenomoneeFalls, WI 53051. www.lipperttile.com

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EXPERIENCEDLawn Maintenance & tree removal.

Must have valid driver’s license.

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Mayville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Center isaccepting applications for Licensed Practical Nursesand Nursing Assistants to join our clinical team. We areoffering a $500 sign on bonus for full time LPN’s hiredand a $250 sign on bonus for NA’s hired*, competitive payand a comprehensive benefit package. Interested can-didates must have a valid license or certification in the State of WI.

Interested candidates can apply online atwww.

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