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The Sussex Village Board last week approved astorm water repair project near the intersection ofBowling Green Street and Champeny Road.

During the Sept. 9 Village Board meeting, TrusteeTim Dietrich said flooding "has been a problem for quiteawhile." Dietrich said one of the problems is that the lat-erals that go under pavement are underneath privateproperty and the village has not had approval to go onthe property to address the problem.

Dietrich said the village did get a permanent ease-ment to address the problem and staff has examinedseveral options. While the village could spent up to

$75,000, Dietrich said it was recommended that staffmake repairs at a cost of $3,500. That would involverepairing damaged pipe and installing rip rap at thesewer outflow to prevent erosion. Also, pipe cleaningwill be done by Visu-Sewer as part of the project.

Village President Greg Goetz said a resident cameto a recent committee and complained of "a lake" infront of her house. Goetz told the resident that itemwould be on the board agenda.

In another matter, the board approved repairs toRaw Sewage Pump #1 at the village's Waste WaterTreatment Plan. The repairs will cost $59,750, whichwas chosen over the option of purchasing a new pumpat a cost of $128,713.

Salt purchase finalized: The board approved abase contract with Waukesha County for the purchaseof salt at $8.14 per ton. The village is purchasing 1800tons with 450 tons in reserve, the same as last winter.The base amount will be $124,938 while the reserve

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Sean Daall goes through the punting portion of thePunt, Pass and Kick competition held at MenomoneeFalls High School Sept. 5. The local competition wassponsored by the Optimist Club of Menomonee Falls.Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

Fish fry: The next fish fryat St. Anthonys Parish,N74W13604 AppletonAvenue in MenomoneeFalls, will be held Oct. 3in the school's ReichlingHall. See page 11.

Cheery Cherry FallFair: The Annual CheeryCherry Fall Fair will beheld Sept. 28, 9 a.m. to 4p.m., at Village Park,located at Garfield Driveand Appleton Avenue inMenomonee Falls. Thejuried art and craft fairwill feature entertainment,food, silent auctions andraffles. For more informa-tion, call (262) 257-3300or visit the CommunityMemorial Hospital web-site at www.communi-tymemorial.com


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The Pauline Haass Public Libraryserves the communities of Lisbon andSussex and welcomes the opportunity toserve individuals with disabilities. If you oryour child requires a program to be in anaccessible format, please call the library atleast 72 hours in advance so that arrange-ments can be made.

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Movie Matinee: Tuesday,September 23, 1:00 p.m.

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7th & 8th Grade BookDiscussion: Super Supernatural!Thursday, October 30, 4:30-5:15p.m.

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Family Storytimes:Tuesdays 9:45-10:15 am & 10:30-11:00 am (repeated) September 9-November 25

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Menomonee Falls High School practice field Sept. 5.Among those who participated were Tyler Church (leftphoto), Tommy Plantier (bottom left photo), Logan VandeZande (bottom right photo) and Noelle May (right photo).Photos by Thomas J. McKillen.


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The following events will be taking placethis week at Riveredge Nature Center.

Science for Everyone: Lake LevelFluctuation, Beach Development, and DuneFormation in Door County over the Last

5000 Years discussionTuesday, Sept. 16,7 to 8:30 p.m. Dr. Elmo Rawling from theWisconsin Geologic and Natural HistorySurvey will discuss how the lake level hasfluctuated dramatically in the

Michigan/Huron basin for thousands ofyears. Cost: Free ($5 donation appreciat-ed).

Invasive Species: Crayfish Capersand Purple Invaders programWednesday,Sept. 17, 9 to 11:30 a.m. WashingtonCountys AIS coordinator Bradley Steckartwill explain how invasive species got hereand what their effect is on recreation, ecolo-gy, and economics of waterways. Attendeeswill explore the river and ponds to find someof the new aquatic plants and animals thatnow call Riveredge their home, catch somerusty crayfish and search for New Englandmudsnails and other unwanted species.Cost: Free (donations appreciated).

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portion will cost $31,234 if it is used.Truck purchases approved: The

board approved the purchase of a FordF450 from Soerens Ford at a cost of$31,115 for the Public Works Department.The vehicle will replace a 1997 Ford F350.The new vehicle will be a plow truck, andthe village approved a body and plow bidfrom Casper's at a cost of $19,321.

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United Way in Waukesha Countywould like to invite volunteers to the fol-lowing volunteer opportunities:

Ambassador for HealthcareClinic Menomonee Falls

We are looking for volunteers to greetand guide patients and visitors. Manypeople entering our hospital are unfamil-iar with the facility and have a heightenedlevel of anxiety. As an Ambassador youwill help relieve that anxiety by getting thepatient and/or visitor to where they needto go. This is a great position for volunteerslooking to engage in genuine human inter-action.

Diaper Derby Leader -WaukeshaAre you looking for a way to help inno-

cent babies in our community but are shorton time? Or are unsure of what to do?Host a Diaper Derby with your co-workers,church group, or neighbors!! Diapers thatare donated go into our Earn as YouLearn Store and go directly to the babiesin our program. Parents must earn "babybucks" by reaching goals for themselvesand their children to improve their qualityof life. Baby bucks are the store currency.Babies are specifically in need of sizes 3-6 and wipes. Help us ensure the babies inour program have diapers that keep theirsoft, delicate skin healthy.

Costumed Historic Interpreter Eagle

The primary responsibility in this posi-tion is to share the history of Wisconsin

peoples, demonstrate 19th century skills,handcrafts, and chores, while attired inperiod clothing. They must also providesecurity and safety for guests and the arti-facts. It is also crucial that the person inthis volunteer position provides superiorcustomer service to our guests by under-standing the operations at Old WorldWisconsin. Volunteer interpreters shouldhave excellent oral and communicationskills and have an interest in learningWisconsin history and demonstrating 19thcentury skills and handcrafts, and a pas-sion for working with all ages. We provideorientation, training, and period clothing.

Mediator WaukeshaIf you would like to make a positivecontribution to our community and learnconflict resolution skills, volunteers areneeded to mediate disputes in WaukeshaCounty. Volunteers work on a variety ofcases, including small/large claims, neigh-borhood, family, juvenile, business, land-lord/tenant & workplace. Dates and timesdepend on the caseload.

Requirements: Volunteers must be aminimum of 18 years old and consent to abackground check. Extensive training isrequired and provided. For more informa-tion about this opportunity, please call theMediation Center.

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Cheery Cherry Fair set forSept. 28

The Annual Cheery Cherry Fall Fairwill be held Sept. 28, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., atVillage Park, located at Garfield Driveand Appleton Avenue in Menomonee

Falls. The juried art and craft fair will fea-ture entertainment, food, silent auctionsand raffles. For more information, call(262) 257-3300 or visit the CommunityMemorial Hospital website at www.com-munitymemorial.com.

Community League meetingSept. 15

Community League will be meeting at7 p.m. Sept. 15 at the Menomonee FallsCommunity Center, W152 N8645Margaret Rd. The meeting will start witha short mixer to get to know each othereven better. The business portion of themeeting will focus on "A CommunityAffair" to be held October 18, 2014.

New members are welcome.

Next St. Anthonysfish fry set for Oct. 3

The next fish fry at St. AnthonysParish, N74W13604 Appleton Avenue in

Menomonee Falls, will be held Oct. 3 inthe school's Reichling Hall. The all-you-can-eat homestyle fish fry includes home-made potato salad, cole slaw, rye bread,beverage and dessert. The fish fry isoffered on the following Fridays: Oct. 3,Nov. 7, Dec. 5, Jan. 9, Feb. 2 and 20,March 6 and 27 and May 1. For moreinformation and pricing, call the parishoffice at (262) 251-5910, ext. 710 orvisit the parish website.

New leaf program at FallsLibrary

On Wednesday, September 17 at 7p.m., the Menomonee Falls Public Librarywill host Waukesha County Recycling

Specialist Meribeth Sullivan for a pro-gram entitled Turn over a new leaf.Meribeth will talk about mulching leavesand lawn care in the autumn. She hasbeen a recycling specialist for over 10years and has been doing outreach,

school, and business recycling as well ascompost education. This program is freeand open to the public in theCommunity/Meeting Room on the firstfloor. For more information, please callKaren at 262-532-8912 or check onlineat home.mf.lib.wi.us . Menomonee FallsPublic Library, W156 N8436 PilgrimRoad, Menomonee Falls.

Village of Hartland approvesBorn Learning Trail

United Way in Waukesha County hasbeen given the green light from theVillage of Hartland Park BoardWednesday to install a Born LearningTrail at Castle Park. With corporatesponsor, GE Capitals Robb Schwenkerand Joe Williams, Lori Hayes from UnitedWay in Waukesha Country presented thebenefits of born learning and the trailsattributes to add to amenities of the com-munity park.

The board appreciated the UnitedWay created trail will help parents,grandparents, caregivers and the commu-nity create quality, early-learning oppor-

tunities for young children. Inclthe trail are signs with suggesteties for adults and children to pain together. For instance, the Stop! Learn! Play! sign encouraggivers to follow the childs lead,

the childs curiosity and confidenseries of learning activities is one adult can play with young childrepark.

Born Learning is a nationaengagement campaign that heents, grandparents and caexplore ways to turn everyday minto learning opportunities. GE will not only provide financial supalso the volunteers to build and intrail signs. This is the second year for the GE Capital team deto the Menomonee Falls and Htrails upkeep. Castle Park Hartland is targeted to be dHalloween making the potentiaextra fun ribbon cutting spooevent.

United Way in Waukesha Cocommunity-based non profit that iand addresses local health andservice needs by raising resourcesary to positively impact lives antions. The Born Learning Trails aing kids succeed and a great oppto Give, Advocate and Volunteer

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Jackson residenDave and LisaMorbeck recenopened an arealocation ofComForcareSenior Services

The Morbecksparents of four who have lived in the village since 1996

to expand to additional territories across eastern Wisconsin within the nex

years, but for now they are focused on strengthening their existing location

Our client base is constantly growing and we have serviced several scale clients, Lisa said. We strive to distinguish ourselves from the com

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Richfield Napa1276 Hwy 175, Hubertus WI ..........................................262-628-3399Butler Napa12626 W. Hampton Ave, Butler WI ................................262-781-8140Sussex NapaN64 W23356 Main St, Sussex WI ..................................262-246-4716Menomonee Falls NapaN89 W16688 Grant Ave, Menomonee Falls WI..............262-251-0400

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For all of your automotive parts needs,stop at Napa Auto Parts, N89 W16688

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machine shop service.

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from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.

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LAST WEEKSWINNER:Lori EbertHubertus

The Washington County Full ServiceClean Sweep is an opportunity for countyresidents to properly dispose or recycleunwanted hazardous chemicals, electronicgoods, pharmaceutical medication, andused tires. This is the fifth consecutive yearfor the Full Service Clean Sweep Programwhich has been coordinated by the Landand Water Conservation Division of the

Planning and Parks Department; whilepartnering with the Countys HealthDepartment, Sheriffs Department and theHighway Department. The drive-throughcollection makes this program simple andefficient for participants. A $10 pre-regis-tration fee is required for the hazardouswaste and electronic goods; participation

is limited to 250 vehicles per event. ThePharmaceutical Collection does notrequire anyone to pre-register and partici-pation is unlimited. Used Tire Collectionparticipation is also unlimited; a maximumof 20 tires will be accepted per partici-pant and disposal fees apply at the time ofcollection.

The next Full Service Clean Sweep

event will be held on Saturday, Oct. 11, 8a.m. to noon, at the Washington CountyHwy Facility, 900 Lang St. in West Bend.

Pre-registration for the HazardousWaste and E-Goods (First come, Firstserve)

1.) Download the Registration Form f romthe website and mail in payment

www.co.washington.wi.us/cleansweep or2.) Stop in at the Washington County

Land & Water Conservation Division,located at 333 E. Washington St., Suite2300, West Bend, WI, to submit payment(cash/check accepted); or

3.) Call (262) 335-4808, leave nameaddress and phone number. A registrationform will be mailed.

The following materials will not beaccepted during the Clean Sweeps: TVs,appliances, latex paint, oil, batteries, nee-dles/sharps, radioactive items, smokedetectors, propane tanks and cylinders.

For additional information visit ourwebsite at www.co.washington.wi.us/clean-sweep.

Washington County plans household,agricultural hazardous waste service collection

The following computer classeoffered at the Germantown Senioin October.

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Menomonee Fallswas undefeated the

Kettle Moraine Tourneylast weekend. TheIndians started with a 2-1 win over the hostschool Sept. 6, withgoals coming from

Jord an Bonenbe rgerand Ryan Callan. A fewhours later, MenomoneeFalls tied Middleton 2-2,with Menomonee Fallsgoals coming fromBrandon Dantone andAlex Eastman.

Menomonee Fallsreturned to GreaterMetro play with a 6-1win over West AllisCentral Sept. 9.Dantone scored twogoals while Ty Pytlik,Kyle Clark, Jake Lucht,and Tyler Shane scoredone goal each.Afterward, MenomoneeFalls had a 2-1 GreaterMetro record and a 8-1overall mark.

Hamilton had a 0-2 Greater Metrorecord and a 3-4-1 overall record followinga 3-0 loss to Marquette Sept. 9.

Germantown tied Milwaukee LutheranSept. 9, 1-1. Germantown's goals camefrom Jake Woloszyk with an assist from

Jacob Agbius.

Germantown lost both matches at theKettle Moraine Tourney, falling to KettleMoraine 6-1 on Sept. 5 and falling toMiddleton 7-2 the next day.

Germantown had a 0-2-1 North Shorerecord and a 3-7-1 overall mark prior to aSept. 11 game against Xavier.

Soccer: Falls splits games atKettle Moraine tourney

Hamiltons Connor Provan sprints past a Verona playerSept. 6. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

The Hamilton boys cross country teamfinished third and Menomonee Falls fin-ished ninth at the Homestead HighlanderCross Country Classic at Tendick Park inSaukville Sept. 5.

Hamilton was led by Josh Descorcy,who finished 12th with a time of 16:51. Hewas followed by Steven Smith in 29th(17:48), Ben Burke in 33rd (17:55), SeanThompson in 37th (18:01), Eric Downs in41st (18:09), Michael Swope in 68th(18:48) and Blake Batko in 70th (19:03).

Menomonee Falls was led by JoshHindman, who finished 24th with a time of17:29. He was followed by BrandonSchinker in 31st (17:51), Jayce Kolinski in40th (18:09), Jake McMahon in 44th(18:12), Dom Carini in 56th (18:32), TylerSmalley in 67th (18:45) and ZachPogozelski in 72nd (19:04).

In the girls competition Hamilton wasseventh and Menomonee Falls was 10th.Hamilton was led by Emma Woefel, whofinished 14th with a time of 16:24. She was

followed by Rachel Jeffers in 21st Riley Swope in 38th (17:20), Troutman in 49th (17:53), Anna Se54th (18:14), Emerson Vesely (18:23) and Danielle Spence (18:28).

Menomonee Falls was led bEstock, who finished 28th with a timShe was followed by Juliette Sche50th (17:58), Ashton Loganzel (18:06), Amanda Anderson i18:37), Elise Hervey in 63rd Emily Poffinbarger in 66th (19:0Caroline Hanson in 67th (19:08).

At the West Allis Central Invitational at McCarty Park a daythe Germantown boys team finishe

Jacob DuFrane led Germantown ing eighth with a time of 16:45. Helowed by Craig Reese in 25th (17:0Garvey in 42nd (17:59), Evan 53rd (18:21), Joseph Biesel (18:57) and Dylan Ayer in 65th (1

Cross country: Hamilton boythird at Highlander meet

Menomonee Falls was swept by DivineSavior Holy Angels in Greater MetroConference play Sept. 8, 21-25, 23-25, 17-25.

The loss followed a weekend whereMenomonee Falls won the Mukwonago tour-nament Sept. 6. Menomonee Falls startedthe day with wins over Waukesha North (25-3, 25-22), Shoreland Lutheran (25-20, 25-10) and Oconomowoc (27-29, 26-24, 15-10). Menomonee Falls then toppedHowards Grove in the semifinal 27-25, 22-25, 15-7 before finishing the day with a 25-16, 25-23 win over Mukwonago in the titlematch.

Germantown won its home tournament

Sept. 6. The Warhawks started the day withwins over Kiel (25-9, 25-22), Waterford (25-

14, 25-23) and and Kenosha Ind(25-13, 25-12). Germantown finiday with a 22-25, 25-23, 15-12 West Bend East.

Germantown returned to NorConference play with a 25-12, 25-1win over Cedarburg Sept. 9.

Hamilton had mixed resultsGermantown tournament Sept. Chargers lost to Green Bay Notre D25, 23-25) and Whitnall (23-25,The Chargers finished the day with wKenosha Indian Trail (26-24, 26-New Berlin Eisenhower (25-17, 1510).

Hamilton returned to Greate

Conference play with a 17-25, 2517, 28-26 win over Wauwatosa Eas

Girls volleyball: Falls wins

Mukwonago tourney

A game that started out fast was decid-ed by an extended drive, as Germantowntopped Whitefish Bay 38-28 Sept. 4.

We learned a lot from both ends,good (and) bad, Germantown Coach

Jake Davis said after ward. This is some-thing weve got to take the good from itand learn from the bad. We learned howweve got to prepare for the North ShoreConference a little bit more this week.

Whitefish Bay jumped out to an earlylead as the Blue Dukes defense stoppedGermantown on its first possession. Baythen completed a nine play drive with a 2-yard run by Adam Strehlow to lead 7-0 atthe 5:47 mark of the first quarter.

A fumble gave Bay possession at theGermantown 45-yard line, and the BlueDukes finished a three play drive with an11-yard pass play from Jake Fisher toMacklin Kortebein to give Bay a 14-0 leadwith 1:49 remaining in the first quarter.

A 57-yard kickoff return gaveGermantown possession at the Bay 32yard line, and Germantown got its firstscore at the 7 second mark as DwayneLawhorn Jr. connected with Steve Doran tofinish a five play drive.

Zack Van Beusekom then stepped inter-

cepted a Bay pass and ran it 41-yard theopposite way to tie the score at 14-14 fol-lowing the point after attempt at the 10:23mark of the second quarter.

Three touchdowns were then added tothe scoreboard in the final three minutesbefore halftime. A 1-yard run by JoeLemerond at the 2:35 mark finished off afour play drive to give Germantown a 21-14 lead. On the Blue Dukes next posses-

sion, Adam Strehlow followed his blockersand broke open on a 76-yard run with2:13 remain.

The ensuing kickoff was returned to the30-yard line and a four play drive was fin-ished with a 25-yard pass play fromLawhorn to Doran with 58 seconds remain-ing.

Afterward, Davis said the goal was tostart the game fast and physical but his

team didnt quite begin that way.They (Whitefish Bay) came out exact-

ly like we thought. We just need to keepgoing, we need to start better, Davis said.

Germantown added to its lead with anine play drive that ended with a 1-yardrun by Lawhorn with 6:55 remaining. Aninterception on Germantown's next posses-sion gave Bay the ball at the Warhawks30 yard line. Bay responded with a twoplay drive that ended with a 23-yard passplay from Fisher to Strehlow.

After trading possessions, a punt by theBlue Dukes was downed at theGermantown 1-yard line. Germantownbegan a 13-play drive as Lawhorn andCole Karcz connected on an 11-yard passplay to get Germantown out of the shadowof its own end zone. Germantown finished

the drive with a 27-yard field goal bySchmitz with 2:26 remaining.

Bay started its final drive on theGermantown 20-yard line and converted afourth down before Germantown's defenseheld and stopped Bay. Lawhorn ledGermantown with 16 of 24 passes for 232yards and two touchdowns.

Menomonee Falls 28, West AllisHale 14: Menomonee Falls jumped out

to a 14-0 lead on runs of 1- and 70-yardsfrom Bryce McMurtry. The teams then trad-ed touchdowns the rest of the way.McMurtry led Menomonee Falls by com-pleting 9 of 12 passes for 140 yards whilealso running eight times for 121 yards andthree touchdowns.

Hamilton 44, West Allis 0: Mike Barnes, Drew Kessen anWebb each ran for touchdoHamilton while Barnes and Webb ed on a pass play. Hamilton run42 times for 216 yards in t he gam

Football: Germantown rallies to beat Bay


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