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The Hamilton School District is one of just 547 dis-tricts across the U.S. and Canada named to the 5thannual Advanced Placement (AP) District Honor Rollby the College Board. Districts on the list are honoredfor increasing access to AP course work while main-taining or increasing the percentage of students earn-ing scores of 3 or higher on AP Exams.

Hamilton Principal Candis Mongan credited staffmembers and students for the schools success.

This recognition demonstrates that students con-tinue to maintain or improve in areas that are essen-

tial for their success after high school, Mongan said.It also shows the ability of teachers to prioritizeinstruction so that students experience an academi-cally challenging educational program.

Inclusion on the fifth annual AP Honor Roll isbased on the examination of three years of AP data,from 2012 to 2014, in which districts must:

increase AP participation and access by at leastfour percent in large districts, six percent in mediumdistricts and 11 percent in small districts;

increase or maintain the percentage of examstaken by African American, Hispanic and AmericanIndian students; and

improve performance levels when comparingthe percentage of students in 2014 scoring a 3 orhigher to those in 2012, unless the district has al readyattained a performance level in which more than 70percent of the AP students are scoring a 3 or higher.

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A Christmas tree is fully decorated in a room at theMiller-Davidson House at Old Falls Village during lastyears Silver Tea. For more on this years event, seeNews and Events on page 8. Photo by Thomas J.McKillen

Hamilton districtnamed to fifth AP

honor roll

Charger ChallengeDec. 6: The HamiltonEducation Foundationwill team up with SussexOutreach Services(SOS) to help more than200 local children havea better holiday season.See page 8.

Top performerhonor for hospital:For the second straightyear, Froedtert & theMedical College of

Wisconsin CommunityMemorial Hospital wasrecognized as a 2013Top Performer on KeyQuality Measures byThe Joint CommissionsSee page 21.


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Learn to Wood CarveFriday, Dec.12, 9 to 11:30 a.m.: Come and learn the basicsof woodcarving taught by local artist andauthor police chaplain Greg Young. Bring acarving or filleting glove. Fees are $26 for res.,$37 for sch. dist. res. and non.res.

The Golden TonesThursday, Dec. 18,10 to 11 a.m.: The public is invited for a morn-ing of festive singing.

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Around the village and countyChristmas Blessings Vendor Fair

Dec. 7A Christmas Blessings Vendor Fair

will be held at Fred Astaire Dance Studio,N87 W17317 Main St., Menomonee Fallsfrom 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 7.

The event will benefit the Blessings in a

Backpack organization in MenomoneeFalls, which provides free meals for theweekend for school age children who arein the free and reduced lunch meal pro-gram in the School District of MenomoneeFalls.

Vendors at the event will includeTastefully Simple, Norwex, Thirty-One,Doterra Essential Oils, Lia Sophia, LindasChristmas Crafts, Pampered Chef,Jamberry, Life Expressions, Scentsy, MicheBags, Mary Kay, along with hand decorat-ed ornaments and other vendors. There will

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Falls Patio Players news Christmas Carol performances:Falls Patio Players will once again performthe beloved version of Charles Dickens'classic "Christmas Carol. Two of thePlayers own members, the late Carol Kloseand the late Jack Strawbridge, collaborat-ed to write this musical version, whichencompasses French and English carols aswell as many original songs. Performancesare on Friday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m., Saturday,Dec. 6 at 3 and 7 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 7at 1 and 4 p.m. at North Middle School

auditorium. Tickets can be purchased on-line at fallspatioplayers.com or on the 24-hour information line at (262) 255-8372.Adults/seniors are $10 and students are$8. There is handicapped access throughthe rear lobby doors.

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Players are holding auditions for the show"Mama Won't Fly on Dec. 8 and 9 atNorth Middle School Auditorium. Doorsopen at 6:30 pm for registration with audi-tions at 7 p.m. Patio Players will be casting6-8 women and 2-4 men ranging in agefrom 25 to 70. Show dates are Feb. 6, 7,13 and 14 at 7:30 p.m. and Feb. 8 and 15at 2 p.m. Prepare to read from the script.For more information see the web site,www.fallspatioplayers.com or contactdirector Karen Reetz McKinney at [email protected].

North Middle School is located at N88W16750 Garfield Drive in MenomoneeFalls.

HEF partners with SOS to bring hol-iday cheer for children

The Hamilton Education Foundation willteam up with Sussex Outreach Services(SOS) to help more than 200 local childrenhave a better holiday season. Participantsof Charger Challenge: Santa Edition 5Krun-walk, to be held Dec. 6 on the HamiltonHigh School grounds, are asked to bring anunwrapped toy or gift card for the SOSChristmas Distributions and Adopt-a-Familyprograms.

Donations will be collected for childrenfrom infants to older children, includingteenagers who are often overlooked duringtoy drives. Among the items suggested aretoys, DVDs, new clothes and gift cards inincrements of $25, including those fromKohls, Target, Walmart and iTunes. Toysand gifts will be distributed Dec. 13 at St.

James Church. Clients must sign up at thefood pantry, if interested.Charger Challenge: Santa Edition not

only benefits SOS, but the run itself is afundraiser for the Hamilton EducationFoundation. It is a family-friendly 5k runand walk with holiday-themed stationsalong the route which is open to all athleticabilities, and families are welcome. Afterfinishing the race, participants will be ableto tour the new Hamilton Athletic Center,which is scheduled to be completed at theend of November. The Sussex Leo Club willprovide games for children 12 years andyounger in the new facility.

Please go to www.hamiltoneducation-foundation.org for more information or toregister for the event. Fees are $25 for chil-

dren ages 4-12 years and $35 forolder. Each paid participant who by Nov. 26 will receive a long sleeFIT shirt and goody bag. Any qYou can email event [email protected].

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provides funding and other resoenhance, extend and enrich the edal opportunities of Hamilton Schoostudents. Established in 1991 by fthe Hamilton school communFoundation is governed by a vBoard of Trustees and operates inently from the Hamilton School Bo

Free Admission to ChristmasTea & Christmas Cookie SThe Miller-Davidson House at O

Village will be open on Sunday,from 14 p.m. for the annual SiFestively-decorated in a nostalgic Ctheme, Over The River and ThroFalls. The Menomonee Falls HSociety will offer free admission, and refreshments for this event. D

are gratefully accepted. A CCookie Bake Sale will be held in thHouse. Mrs. Santa will pay a visit astories to the children.

Tour this lovely, restored homwas once the summer home oDavidson of Harley-Davidson. Ladtlemen and children will enjoy teaand homemade Christmas cookiessavor the sights and smells of days gThe home will be decorated by methe historical society and suppoBank of Memories & Flowers anLane Greenhouse.

The Miller-Davidson house anc22 acre historical park at Old FallsBuilt in 1858 in the Greek Revival sular at the time, the house is built o

quarried limestone with mortar limefrom the lime kilns. The Miller-DHouse, original to the site, is speciaways beginning with an unusuafoundation. In 1935 it was selecteFederal Government's Historic ABuilding Survey. And in 1973 the Register of Historic Places listed this early American farm home amongbe preserved for future generatihouse has not been restored to itsstate but is presented as a house ias lifestyles improved. It now hoeclectic decorative arts collection.

Old Falls Village is located atner of Hwy. Q and Pilgrim Menomonee Falls. See www.olage.com for more information.

While UPS is best known for shippingpackages, thats just one of the many serv-ices offered by the UPS Store, which islocated at N78 W14573 Appleton Ave.in Menomonee Falls.

Under one roof at the UPS Store inMenomonee Falls customers have access toprinting, copying and laminating services.For delivery services, customers haveaccess to postal services, mail services, andpostage. That is in addition to the packag-

ing and package services offered by UPS.Access to the Internet and notary serv-ices are also available at the UPS Store inMenomonee Falls.

For more questions about servicesoffered at the UPS Store in MenomoneeFalls, give them a call at (262) 251-1551.Their hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30p.m. Monday to Friday and 9:30 to 2 p.m.Saturday. Stop on in, youll love the expe-rience.

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The devoted teachers and administra-tors in this district are delivering an unde-niable benefit to their students: opportuni-ty. When coupled with a students hardwork, such opportunities can have myriadoutcomes, said College Board SeniorVice President of AP and Instruct ion TrevorPacker. We applaud your conviction thata more diverse population of students isready for the sort of rigor that will prepare

them for success in college."The College Boards AP p

enables students to pursue collestudies while still in high school. more than 30 college-level coursculminating in a rigorous exam, vides willing and academically pstudents with the opportunity to elege credit, advanced placementat U.S. four-year colleges and univ

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After jumping out to an early leadagainst Nicolet Nov. 22, MenomoneeFalls rallied in the final seconds to turnback a Knights comeback to win 37-36.

The Indians opened the game witha 10-1 run and increased the lead to17-4 after Karly Volz hit a free throw at

the 7:154 mark of the second quarter.Nicolet cut in Menomonee Falls leadslightly but still trailed 23-13 at half-time.

Nicolet started its comeback in thethird quarter, outscoring MenomoneeFalls 6-2 in the final six minutes. TheKnights then limited Menomonee Fallsto two points in the first t hree minutes ofthe fourth quarter while scoring sixpoints to take a 32-31 lead at the 5:07mark. Volz put Menomonee Falls backin the lead with a three point basket atthe 3:40 mark to give MenomoneeFalls a 34-32 lead. The teams tradedthe lead until Volz converted a freethrow with 6.6 seconds remaining to

seal the victory.Afterward, Menomonee FallsCoach Craig Amundson said foulscaught up with his team in the secondhalf, as some of the leading scorerswere on the bench.

Amundson said an adjustment sug-gested by an assistant coach of placingthe guards in the bottom corners of thecourt is what opened space for Volzsthree point shot toward the end of thegame.

Ive got to credit the assistantcoaches for coming up with some goodadjustments as well while we talking,Amundson said.

While the game was only the sec-ond for Menomonee Falls, the team

had two players out due to concussionswhile a third player was out with an

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Everest at the Brookfield Shootout Nov. 28. At the samement, Hamilton will play GrePreble at 3:15 p.m. Nov. 29 .

Germantown 67, BrooEast 48: Germantown outscoin three of four quarters in the21season opener. Kenzie SchGermantown with 20 Germantown will return to thDec. 2 when they hosWashington.

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GRACE EV. LUTHERAN CHURCHW196 N9525 Cross View Way, MenomoneeFalls, 262-251-0670. Worship Sat 5:00pm;Sun 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00am; JAM SundaySchool 9:30am; Traditional & ContemporaryWorship; www.grace-connect.org. Come joinus - Grace feels like home!

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Dear Dr. Winter, I have spaces between my teethand I have always been self-conscious about my smile.I am a college student so I am financially limited. Is

there anything that you can do to help me with myproblem?Dear John, it can often be intimidating to go to a

dentist when you dont know all of your options but wewould love to see you for a no charge consultation. Ifyour teeth are in a good position but you simply havesome spacing we may be able to use white fillingscalled bonding to close your gaps. This may all bedone in one or two visits and can often last 5-7 years orlonger. Then when you are in a different economicposition we could replace the bonding with porcelainveneers. These veneers are thin white porcelain piecesthat cover your tooth and can often change the shapeand color of your teeth resulting in a much prettiersmile.

If you have a jaw that is too large for the size teethyou have, then perhaps crowns may be needed to tryand improve the overall height and width of your teeth.Again transitional bonding can help determine whatthe best solution is for your situation. If orthodonticscould solve your problem this also can be discussed. Itis always better to move teeth to close spaces then toadd materials that will eventually require replacementassuming your tooth size is acceptable.

Dear Dr. Winter, could you tell me about thedifference between Snap-On Dentures and mini-implant dentures? I am limited financially but I cantstand my dentures! They pop up during eating andtalking all the time and I need some way to stabilizethem. I read the testimonials on your website andwatched all the videos and I am convinced theseoptions will help me.

Dear Peter, regular sized implants are alwayspreferable to mini-implants. That is because there is agreater surface area on larger implants and they holdon to your bone better. Also traditional implants thatare 3.0 mm in diameter or larger can have the tops orchimneys changed in order to UPGRADE to a fixedbridge in the future. Mini-implants do not have anupgrade path. That means that if you decide to investmore time, effort and money in the future to have teeth

that stay in all the time, the mini-implants wouldneed to be removed and larger implants placed.

The article on Upgradeable Dentistryexplains this concept on the website:www.hamptondentalassociates.comwhere you cansee that any implants will improve your situation!The ability to use larger implants will allow us to uselarger attachments that have the ability to hold yourprosthesis even firmer then the mini-implants. Bothchoices will be way better then using dentureadhesive! I invite you and our readership to come infor a free consultation to see if Snap-On dentures orMini-Implant dentures are right for you! My goal asa dentist is to help everyone to get rid of theirdentures and move back to fixed teeth. These twochoices are wonderful ways to begin that journey.

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A new season began with a new chal-lenge for the Kettle Moraine Lutheran girlsbasketball team.

The Chargers lost to Divine Savior HolyAngels (DSHA) 52-48 in the Nov. 21 open-er. The Dashers featured ArikeOgunbowale, a highly recruited playerwho earlier this fall accepted a basketballscholarship to Notre Dame. Ogunbowalescored 36 of the Dashers 52 points

"We took this game on knowing itwould be a great challenge for us, and itwas. I thought we learned a ton about ourteam," Kettle Moraine Lutheran Coach

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Lutheran with 22 points.The Chargers were to host West Bend

East Nov. 25 and then play Aquinas at theBrookfield Central Thanksgiving ShootoutNov. 28. Walz noted that Aquinas and sev-eral other of the nonconference opponentson the schedule are ranked in preseasonpolls.

"The thing that I can see about this teamis they don't shy away from competingagainst good teams," Walz said. "We gotbeat tonight but we lined up an played ashard as we could."

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Living Word Lutheran beat UniversitySchool 30-12 Nov. 22 for their first win of

the season.The Timberwolves had a 1-2 recordprior to a Nov. 25 game at Lake CountryLutheran. The Timberwolves opened theseason with a 41-39 loss to SheboyganArea Lutheran and then lost to WaylandAcademy 46-45 on Nov. 21.

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2. The Chargers will finish that weeMayville at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 5.

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Lose weight is the number one NewYears resolution, says CNN.com and manypopular lifestyle sites. A new year is a newbeginning and for many that meansattempting to take charge of ones health.

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This means having a plan, both womenemphasized in separate interviews with theExpress News.

When my clients tell me their resolutionis to get fit, I say, Thats the outcome yourehoping for, but what is the plan to get youthere? The old saying goes, If you fail toplan, you plan to fail, Ranney said. Youneed to know what youre hoping toaccomplish. Is it to lower your blood pres-sure? Reduce stress? Lose weight? Onceyou have that goal, you can go from thereand follow the steps along the way.

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For these mini-meals, Schlagenhauf sug-gests a piece of fruit, yogurt, vegetableswith hummus or a piece of string cheese assome options. Focus on high-fiber food, shesaid, because it is low in fat, but makesyou feel satisfied.

Put color on your plate: You want awide variety of color on your plate, thedietitian said. You want to eat a lot of fruitsand vegetablesmore vegetables thanfruitthat give you a lot of micronutrientsand antioxidants.

Pay attention to portion sizes:Americans who got married in the 1930sand 40s served their meals on 10-inchplates; now wedding dinner plates are 14inches around, said Schlagenhauf. The

plates are bigger so people think they haveto fill them, she Along those same lines,restaurant serving sizes are huge. Its aWisconsin thing because you feel likeyoure getting more for your money.

First item of business when eating out:Immediately put away half of your mealfor lunch the next day, Schlagenhauf said.Then eat all your vegetables and have aside salad.

Beware of trends: Schlagenhaufwarned that diet trends such as goinggluten-free are not a magic fix. A lot ofthose products have a lot of sugar and fat,she said. Its better to choose more wholegrains like barley, couscous and quinoa.

Be mindful of what you drink: Drinkenough water, the dietitian emphasized,especially if youre upping your fiberintake. If drinking tea or coffee, limit it totwo cups per day, she said, and as a rule,stay away from soda.

Its best to just have more water, saidSchlagenhauf. To spruce it up, add a sliceof lemon, orange or cucumber. If you wantto add a sugar-free flavor packet, just a bitfor taste to a bottle of water.

Exercise: Start small: People tend to leap from

logging zero miles to resolving to be amarathon runner in a weeks time, but this isa recipe for failure, said Ranney. Be realis-tic, she said. If you havent been exercis-ing at all, suddenly exercising at the gymfive days per week is probably not going to

happen. Mix cardio and strength training:

National Physical Activity Guidelines forAmericans recommend 30 minutes of exer-cise most days. Ranney advises clients tofocus on cardio (Get the heart rate up andget moving) most days, do strength-train-ing two times per week and throw in 15 to30 minutes of stretching per week. Whilesome house and yardwork (i.e. rakingleaves, shoveling snow) can be considered

exercise, it should generally be somethingabove and beyond the normal, mundanechores you do around the house, saidRanney. Whatever it is, do something, shesaid, as something is better than nothing.

Pick something you enjoy: Choosean activity you like to do, said Ranney.Dont take up something you hate ordread. Do something you find fun. For car-dio, there are options like Zumba classes orwalking; for strength, one can try yoga orPilates. There are a lot of options, theexercise expert noted.

Have fun with trackers: Thelot of great fitness trackers outRanney said. There are apps thayour activities and keep track of weat. They give you a very objectivhow many calories youre eating eand how many youre burning, athere it becomes very easy to course.

They also keep you accountaexercise physiologist said. If your

oriented person, these can work vThere are also chat groups availsupport and feedback.

Bottom line: Plan, plan and plmore, both women say.

Its all about planning,Schlagenhauf. Set aside some tiweek, make a meal plan, grocery times to exercise. People dont themselves, but if you do, you will ter parent, you will have more eneyou will be able to do more things

Fit for the New Year: Planning the key to keeping fitness resolution

For the second straight year, Froedtert& the Medical College of WisconsinCommunity Memorial Hospital was recog-nized as a 2013 Top Performer on KeyQuality Measures by The Joint Commission.

Just 712 of the nations nearly 6,000 hos-pitals achieved the Top Performer distinc-tion for two consecutive years.

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Achieving performance of 95 per-cent or above on each and every reportedaccountability measure where there were atleast 30 denominator cases

Having at least one core measure setthat had a composite rate of 95 percent orabove, and all applicable individualaccountability measures had a perform-ance rate of 95 percent or above withinthat measure set

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Community Memorial Hospital was sur-veyed by the Joint Commission in July2013; the survey resulted in a three-yearaccreditation. Visit The Joint Commissiononline for more information about the Top

Performer program and eligibility criteria.Froedtert & the Medical College of

Wisconsin Community Memorial Hospital,founded in 1964 by the citizensMenomonee Falls and surrounding com-munities, is a full-service hospital that spe-cializes in cancer care, heart and vascularcare, orthopaedics, womens health andadvanced surgical procedures. CommunityMemorial Hospital is part of the Froedtert& the Medical College of Wisconsin healthcare network, which also includesFroedtert Hospital, Milwaukee; St JosephsHospital, West Bend; and more than 30primary and specialty care health centersand clinics.

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