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Eight Germantown High School students got an in-hospi-tal view of healthcare careers during a three week "acade-my" program over the summer.
Several of the students spoke about their experiencesduring a presentation at the Sept. 9 Germantown SchoolBoard meeting.
Germantown High School teacher Diane Seramurexplained the academy program at Community MemorialHospital occurred just before school started, and is similar toacademy programs the hospital conducts with theMenomonee Falls and Hamilton districts.
Under the academy, students go through various rota-tions of hospital operations. The students then gave final pre-sentations before hospital staff members, parents and highschool staff member. The presentations included posters thatwere created by the students.
The Germantown students who participated the acade-my were Mikayla Bardele, Zachary Daniel, Rachel Fleisner,Sydney Langmann, Kelli Paluch, Katharine Shebesta, DrakeWest and Angela Wolter.
Langmann said she entered the programming thinkingshe wanted to be a physician's assistant.
"Luckily, this experience changed my mind. I now realizeI want to be a traveling nurse," she said.
Fleisner said she had an idea about becoming a radiol-ogist and decided to keep that choice for her future careerfield.
"I was pleased to find out I could make it through sur-gery and that was of my highlights," she said.
Bardele said she had no idea what her career path
would be coming into the program but was attracted to the
laboratory, nursing, orthopedics and cancer care fields.Wolter explained her "Hospital 5000" poster, saying it
represents how every part of the hospital works together tocreate one functioning machine. She said she entered theprogram thinking she wanted to pursue a career in psychia-try. However, she became interested in surgery while in the
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An up close look at health care careersStudents describe academy experience
Germantown High School student Angela Wolterdescribes her experience at the three weekHealthcare Academy program at CommunityMemorial Hospital in late summer during a presenta-tion about the program at the Sept. 9 School Boardmeeting. In the background is high school teacherDiane Seramur. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.
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U14 Hartford United teamwins Soccerfest
The Hartford United girls U14 team won the Soccerfest tournament held at theMilwaukee Sport Club Sept. 6-8. Pictured are (top row) Brittany, Molly,Hannah, Abby, Hannah, Sheyenne, Allie, Coach Jim, (bottom row) Anna,Jorian, Abby, Abbigail, Evonn, and Skylar. Also on the team but not picturedare Elly, Courtney, Savannah and Assistant Coach James). Submitted photo.
ogram.Shebesta said her poster deals with "nur-
ring and what I think health care is allbout." She said her passion may be in nurs-g.
West's poster compared all aspects ofealthcare to a cell, where all different profes-onals to achieve the goal of helping people.e said wasn't sure of what area of healthcaree wanted to purse prior to participating in the
cademy."This helped me narrow it down," he said,dding that his looking to possibly pursuinge field of pathology.
All the students thanked the district for thepportunity to participate in the academy.
Seramur noted that the students arrived ate hospital at 6:30 a.m. and that Danielssed football practice to participate in theogram. Seramur added that she will beginanning for next year's academy.
Seramur explained that the number of stu-ents who can participate is limited. The selec-on process includes having students write twosays and requiring the students to provide
wo letters of recommendations. Interested stu-ents are then interviewed by a district team.he said that process begins in January.
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Germantown School Board Superintendent Jeff Holmes and School Board President Bob Soderberg look at posthigh school students who participated in a three-week Healthcare Academy. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.
BY THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR
The Germantown School Board got ast look at a new effort to make current stu-ents aware of employment opportunities inanufacturing and other fields that could becing a shortage of skilled staff in coming
ears.Thomas E. Hostad, materials manager at
oan-NuTone in Hartford, spoke to thechool Board Sept. 9 on behalf of
Washington County Jobs Now, which wasrmed in April. The group was formed insponse to the The Washington County
etirement and Departure Intentions Surveyeport which was issued in February. That
report was prepared for the Germantown,Hartford Area and West Bend Area cham-bers of commerce in conjunction withEconomic Development Washington County,Moraine Park Technical College, UW-Washington County and the UW-Extension.
According to the report, 17.5 percent ofsurveyed employees plan to retire within thenext five years, 33.9 percent within the next10 years and 50.9 percent over the next 15years. The report states that the figures are"a surprising figure considering historicalaverages assume one-third of the workforceretiring every 15 years."
"In recent years there have been a num-ber of economic setbacks that have causedus to wonder if a shortage in labor supply is
still plausible. The Washington County find-ings demonstrate there is not only a majorconcern for the supply of skilled workers inthe future, but that the shortage is here todayand will likely remain a critical issue for theforeseeable future," the report stated.
Hostad said he hoped to discuss a col-laborative relationship with the GermantownSchool District and large employers inWashington County. Hostad said there is a"growing gap" forming to the point whereprojections indicate that 15 years from nowthere could be 13,000 more jobs inWashington County than people to fill thosepositions.
"We are very concerned about that,"Hostad said. He said that employers are hav-ing difficulty hiring people because job seek-ers don't have the skills necessary for thepositions.
He said the organization is hoping tomake students aware of the jobs that areavailable in Washington County while talk-ing with educators about the curriculum andeducation that would best prepare studentsfor the workforce.
Hostad said that representatives fromWashington County Jobs Now has held afew meetings and met with administratorsfrom the largest public school districts inWashington County. All the superintendentsat the meeting asked if they could continue tobe part of the initiative.
"We welcome the insight that they can
provide. We think it will provide a great ben-efit to our work going forward," Hostad said.
Hostad added the percefacturing careers "is not thone. Manufacturing has beeups and downs in the past 2people got frustrated whenjobs left and went somewhworld. I can tell you many ofing back to the US."
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"One of the things we waers, staff, parents and younderstand is that choosing aufacturing doesn't commit a ping behind a machine for theyears, or on an assembly linsorts of professions you can you get into a different busaid.
Hostad added that Washington County Jobs Noto open up their factories tostudents.
Superintendent Jeff Ho"makes a whole lot of sense the table with one another." talked with High School Princand technology educators are excited about potential pmanufacturers and small busgain opportunities for studetraining and "soft skills" nework place.
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A Community Affairan arts, crafts,collectibles and antiques show run byCommunity League, a Menomonee Fallsservice organizationwill be held Saturday,Oct. 19. The event will run from 9 a.m. to4:30 p.m. at Menomonee Falls High School,W142 N8101 Merrimac Drive, inMenomonee Falls. The fair will include over100 juried exhibitors, an antique appraiserfrom 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. ($3 per item; nostamps or coins); cash and themed bucket
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The following report was takenom records at the Germantownolice Department.
Drug possession A female subject--a passenger in a
ehicle at Spassland Park, W16010000 Colonial Drive, after hours--wasken into custody for possession of drugaraphernalia at 11:05 p.m. Aug. 28.
Operating while intoxicated A male subject was taken into cus-
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Retail theft A female subject was taken into cus-
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that her home in the N1000 block ofEvergreen Circle had been "egged."
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Hamilton's offense put up impressiveumbers against West Allis Central Sept. 6, the Chargers won 49-8.
The Chargers ran up 543 yards of totalfense to 243 yards for the Bulldogs.amilton's Drew Patterson ran 12 times for32 yards and three touchdowns whileaiah Webb ran four times for 127 yardsnd two touchdowns.
While Hamilton's offense ran up big num-ers, it was the defense that set up severaloring opportunities. Central opened theame with a 7-play drive that started at itswn 27-yard line and got as far as thehargers 32-yard line. However, the drivended when Hamilton's Will Watkinsepped in front of a Will Konocny pass fore interception. On Hamilton's first play,atterson ran up the middle for 78-yards ate first score at the 9:09 mark of the game.
"They (the defense) always put us in aood position, they really rallied to the ball,"amilton Coach John Damato said after-ard. "They had a great week of practicend it was evident tonight."
On offense, Damato said his team wentwith a game place that was successfully
xecuted.
"We knew we had to go out and playur brand of football. We needed to beean with what we did in our execution, ande kids did their part," Damato said.
Central got as close as the Chargers 29-ard line on their next possession but a passn fourth down was incomplete. Hamiltonen mounted a 5-play drive that ended withn 11-yard run by Patterson at the 3:45 mark
the first quarter.
After forcing Central to punt on its nextpossession, Hamilton mounted a 3-play drivethat ended with a 31-yard pass play fromMike Barnes to Chris Woodall at the 10:56mark of the second quarter. Hamilton's finalscore of the first half came on a 66-yard runby Ty Webb with 38 seconds remaining.
Germantown 23, Whitefish Bay15: The Blue Dukes scored first on a 40-yardpass play from Joe Sherburne to AdamStrehlow at the 5:24 mark of the first quarter.Germantown cut into the lead on a 35-yard
field goal by Carter Schmitz at the 11:56mark of the second quarter.
The Warhawks then scored three touch-downs in the second half, taking a 23-15lead at the 7:04 mark of the fourth quarterwhen Lincoln Gruber returned a fumble 15yards. Gruber's score followed two touch-downs by Kyle Theis.
Bay rallied, as Turner Demuth andSherburne connected on a 27-yard passplay with 3:41 left in the game. Bay thenrecovered on onside kick but Germatnown'sdefense stopped Bay on four downs.
Menomonee Falls 49, West AllisHale 20: After entering halftime with a 20-13 lead, Menomonee Falls scored fourstraight touchdowns to secure the victory.Christian Almonte scored at the 11:23 markof the third quarter on a 59-yard run and
scored on a 13-yard run, 5 yard run and a 6-yard run.
Menomonee Falls other scores came ona 12-yard run by Bryce McMurtry at the9:10 mark of the first quarter, a pass fromAdam Vechart to McMurtry at the 9:02mark of the second quarter and a pass fromVechart to Daniel Dahlke at the 5:09 mark ofthe second quarter.
A week of focusing on defense paid offfor Germantown Sept. 7, as the Warhkawkswon the Laser Invitational.
Germantown posted wins over LakeGeneva Badger (25-18, 25-20), KettleMoraine (25-15, 25-15), Shawano (25-10,25-14) and New Berlin West (23-25, 25-20,15-10). Germantown then finished the day
with a 25-18, 25-19 win over Whitnall in thetitle match.
Afterward, Coach Ted Gollakner said histeam worked on defense all week andwound up having its best offensive perform-ance of the season so far.
"Our defense picked up our passing,most of the passes were on target, we had agreat kill percentage today," Gollakner said.
Gollakner said the emphasis on defensecame after the Joust tournament the previousweekend, where the Warhawks played threestrong teams in a row and exposed defen-sive issues.
"We're going to continue to work hardon defense the next couple of weeks. Wehave to get in some offensive schemes aswell, but we want to make sure we keep ourdefense where it's at right now," Gollakner
said.The Laser tournament also included a
new rotation that was based off performance
in the previous week's practicGermantown stayed on t
Shore Conference standCedarburg Sept. 10 26-24,
Falls sweeps confereMenomonee Falls follow
onship run at the Mukwonago
Invitational Sept. 7 by swMetro Conference rival DIviAngels (DSHA) Sept. 10.
Menomonee Falls defea20, 25-18, 25-22.
At the MukwonagoMenomonee Falls posteHowards Grove (25-Oconomowoc (25-15, 25-North (25-9, 25-14) and Ke(25-12, 25-15). Menomodefeated Mukwonago in th25-18).
Menomonee Falls was Division 1 in the most reVolleyball Coaches Associati
East tops HamiltonHamilton lost to Wauwa
Greater Metro Conference m22-25, 18-25, 25-20, 21-25
The Menomonee Falls boys cross countryteam finished fourth the Leighton BetzInvitational at Greenfield Park Sept. 6.Menomonee Falls was led by Josh Hindman,who finished eighth with a time of 17:31. Hewas followed by Ben Maas (18th, 17:44),Kaleb Becker (20th, 17:50), Jake McMahon(30th, 18:01), Dom Carini (64th, 19:16),Jayce Kolinski (67th , 19:18) and ZachPogozelski (68th, 19:21).
The Menomonee Falls girls team finished12th at the meet. Menomonee Falls was ledby the 45th place finish by Tessa Estock, whoran the course in 17:29. She was followedby Juliette Schefelker (66th, 18:13), AprilGilbert (72nd, 18:40), Emma Jankowski(73rd, 18:41), Amanda Schultz (75th,18:42), Megan Rohde (76th, 18:46) andCaroline Hanson (79th, 19:20).
Hamilton girls seventh atHighlander meet
The Hamilton boys track team finished10th at the Highlander Cross CountryClassic Sept. 6. Hamilton was led by JoshuaDesorcy, who finished 27th with a time of17:27. He was followed by Robert Little
(30th, 17:30), Jacob StormEric Downs (49th, 18:21)(55th, 18:43), Benjamin Burkand Sean Thompson (62nd,
The Chargers girls team at the meet. Hamilton was Paulson, who finished ninth 16:14. Paulson was followPollari (38th, 17:30), Marie17:57), Emerson Vesely
Hannah Jeffers (50th, 18:02(53rd, 18:04 and Rachel 18:05)
Germantown girls Oconomowoc
The Germantown girls team finished second at theNature Hill Challenge Sept. was led by Alyssa Goeschthird with a time of 16:19. Glowed by Molly Baus (11th, Klopfer, (12th, 17:21), Call17:41), Julia Schroder (34th,Dittloff (46th, 18:40) and Luc
Football: Hamilton defense stymies Bulldogs
Hamilton's Drew Patterson (34) ran for 232 yards in 12 carries and threin a 49-8 Hamilton win over West Allis Central Sept. 6. Photo by Thom
Volleyball: Falls beats DSHAGermantown on top of North S
Cross country: Falls boys foat Betz Invite
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Germantown boys eighth atrrowhead Invite
The Germantown boys cross countryam finished eighth at the Arrowhead
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Family Pet Clinic in Menomonee Falls has beenroviding top-quality veterinary care to a strongase of loyal and satisfied clients for more than 21ears.
I wanted to be a veterinarian since I was a kid;s all I ever wanted to be, said Dr. Scott Fellenz
who opened the clinic in 1992. The clinic featuresour experienced doctors and a knowledgeabletaff of receptionists and veterinary assistants.
Fellenz is a 1987 graduate of the University ofWisconsin-Madison, which was the charter class ofhe new veterinary school. The doctor practiced inMarshfield, Menomonee Falls and New Berlin
efore deciding to open his own clinic. A Falls resi-ent for the past 24 years, he lives with his wife
Arlo, daughters Alexis and Ashtyn, and their familyets.
The other doctors are Dr. Kemberlie Anderson,Dr. Carolyn Bernier and Dr. Dara Morrison-
orgenfrei.Fellenz says his own pets are like my kidsthey
ave greatly enriched my life and the clinic pridesself on protecting the cherished bond betweennimal and human.
Animals are so much more than just pets theseays; they bring so many benefits and positiveesults to owners, and they are often used in hospi-als for therapy, said assistant practice managerackie Helland. We want our clients to understand
hat we know how important their pets are to them.hey are a member of the family and we give themhe same care a human would receive from a doc-or.
The clinic also makes convenience a priority byffering on-site services such as affordable dentistry,igital X-rays, Ultrasounds, chemotherapy for can-er patients and board certified consultations.
We do all these things right here in the clinicnstead of having to send the client to a specialist,Helland said. Dr. Fellenz is excited about offeringew diagnostic procedures such as rhinoscopy tovaluate nasal cavity problems in dogs and digital
dental x-rays.Other services and products offered include:
an on-site pharmacy; senior wellness care; prescrip-tion food such as Iams, Eukanuba, Hills ScienceDiet and Waltham; ACL repairs; and microchipping.Also, pet grooming is now available.
The continuous pursuit of education by the doc-tors and staff is another way the clinic stays on thecutting-edge of the field. This enables them to pro-vide a better quality of care to their patients,Helland said.
Our doctors attend veterinary seminars andsymposiums every year to expand their knowledgebase and be able to give clients the most currentinformation, said Helland.
And community involvement is key, Hellandnoted, sharing how the clinic participates in the vil-lages annual pet fair and assists with the highschools Reality Check business class, teachingstudents the costs and care involved with owning apet. The clinic also makes regular contributions tothe Companion Animal Fund which funds researchinto diseases such as cancer.
Staying involved in the community is veryimportant to us, said Helland, adding that 21 yearsmakes a statement that no verbal proclamation can.
I enjoy practicing in this community because ofthe love people have for their pets, said Fellenz.
It just shows the longevity and loyalty our
clients have shown us and that we have returned tothem, Helland said. Our clients are comfortablewith us and can feel confident that their pets willreceive the best care and that we will be here forthem when they need us.
Family Pet Clinic is located at N73 W13583Appleton Avenuejust west of Highway 41/45across from St. Anthonys Church.
Clinic hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.
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The customer always comes firstat Best Value Kitchen Cabinets LLC.
Opened in February 2012 byPaul Czerwinski, Doug Klaneckyand Nick Myszkowski, the
businesslocated at W141 N9316Fountain Blvd. in MenomoneeFallstakes the arduous process ofkitchen remodeling and turns it intoa pleasant experience.
Pleasing our customer is trulythe most important thing to us,said Klanecky, who with his
partners have over 25 years ofexperience in the business. Thatsall were looking to do.
Best Value Kitchen Cabinetsaccomplishes this objective by
getting the job done in a fraction ofthe time most companies take tocomplete a remodelingprojectand at half the price.
The people who come to us donot want to spend between $40,000and $60,000 on a
kitchen remodel; that is too much oftheir house value, said Klanecky.They are looking to spend morelike $20,000, and that is our solepurposeto do the job at half thenormal remodeling cost.
Offering an extensive selectionof countertop, sink, cabinet, floor
and backsplash optionsseveral ofwhich can be viewed in the BestValue showroomthe companyprides itself on providing top-quality materials that equal its best-of-the-best work ethic.
We dont leave room forerror, Klanecky explained. Weare very careful with costs and verycareful to not make mistakes, andwe dont start working untileverything is ready go, so we areusually done in about four weeks.
For all these reasons, the newbusiness is flourishing as the
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Germantown Library HistoryIn 1962, long-time Germantown resident and for-
mer bank president Emma Duerrwaechter surprisedthe community by donating $30,000 for a buildingto be used as Germantowns first library. Born in1881, Emma grew up and attended school inGermantown. She followed her father, Philip G.Duerrwaechter, into the family banking business. In1923, Emma was voted director and bank president.She was known as Wisconsins First Lady ofBanking, and remained president of the bank until1959. She passed away in 1969 at the age of 87.
Germantowns first library was built on landdonated by the Germantown Volunteer FireDepartment. With Emma Duerrwaechters generousdonation, an 1,800 square foot library was built onPark Avenue near Firemans Park. In 1960,Germantowns population was 622. Initially thenew library had about 2,000 holding and was openfor 20 hours per week. By the late 1970s, thelibrarys holdings had grown to 19,000 and morespace was needed to provide library service forGermantowns growing population. To this day, theformer library still stands at Firemans Park andcontinues to house the offices of the Germantown
Volunteer Fire Company.By 1980, Germantowns population had
increased dramatically to 10,731. TheDuerrwaechter Memorial Library on Park Streethad outgrown its 1,800 square foot building. In a1981 referendum, taxpayers approved an 8,800square foot library on Village property off MequonRoad. When the new library opened in July of 1982,it had over 19,000 holding and a circulation of 52,398.
Over the next 20 years, the Village of
Germantowns population continued to grow, as didlibrary usage. For example between 1987 and 1996,circulation increased by 61%. In the 2000 census,Germantowns population increased to 18,260. Bythe end of 2001, the librarys holdings had increasedto 83,896, and library circulation reached an all-time high of 202,720.
In 1998, initial approval was given for a newexpandable library facility to be built to the west ofthe current library. The third Germantown Librarybuilding opened in 2002. This 26,000 square footbuilding can be expanded by 13,000 square feet inthe future.
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We have been in business since 1960. All of ouhave a minimum of 10 years of experience. All our boarded in suites. We don't do cage boarding. Wpeople in the building 24 hours a day. We do iplay yards with one animal and one person.
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Menomonee Falls had a 9-2 overallrecord and 2-1 Greater Metro Conferencemark following a 6-0 win over West AllisCentral Sept. 10. Collin Dowling, AlexRusso, Nick Gonzales, Joe Burgoyne, BenSlusser and Kyle Clark all scored forMenomonee Falls.
Menomonee Falls split the KettleMoraine Quad Sept. 6-7, defeatingMiddleton 2-1 while losing to Kettle
Moraine 2-0. Falls goals against Middletoncame from Connor Young and AlexEastman.
Germantown got its second North
Shore Conference win of the season Sept.10, as Paul Cizewski scored at the 45thand 54th minutes to give Germantown a 2-1 win over Grafton. Ryan Mongan madenine saves for Germantown.
The win followed a 3-2 loss to HamiltonSept. 6. Cizewski scored both goals forGermantown in the loss.
Hamilton came back from theGermantown win with a 1-0 loss to Greater
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Soccer: Germantowntops Grafton
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St. Jacobi Congregational Church willold its 17th annual Fall Rummage & Bakeale on Saturday, Sept. 21 from 8 a.m. to 4m. Hot food and beverages will be avail-ble. The church is located at 1695 Scenicoad in Richfield (corner of Highway 167
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Germantown Senior Centeroffers card games
Bridge players are invited for bridgegames at 12:30 p.m. on Thursdays; Handand Foot games at 12:30 p.m. on Fridays;and Sheepshead games at 12:30 p.m.Tuesdays at the Germantown Senior Center.The Senior Center is located at W162
N11960 Park Avenue, Germantown, andcan be reached by calling (262) 253-7799.
Retired Educators Associationto meet Sept. 18
The Washington County RetiredEducators' Association will meet onWednesday, Sept. 18 at the Top of theRidge restaurant at Cedar Ridge apart-ments, 113 Cedar Ridge Drive. The businessmeeting will begin at 9:45 a.m. and be fol-lowed by a presentation by Graeme Reid,the Director of Collections and Exhibitions ofthe Museum of Wisconsin Art, at 10:45 a.m.Reid's topic will be "A New Look atWisconsin Art." Reservations for the 11:30a.m. luncheon can be made by calling LuFreeze at (262) 334-7972 by Sept. 11. Thecost is $10.50. Donations for the FoodPantry will also be collected. Members,guests and all retired educators are wel-come.
Lobsterfest set for Sept. 21
The 16th Annual LobsterFest, sponsoredby the Mequon-Thiensville Sunrise Rotary,will be held Saturday, Sept. 21 from 5:30 to8:30 p.m. at Shully's, 146 Green Bay Rd., inThiensville. The event will feature food(besides lobster, beef and vegetarian pastaoptions will also be available), a live auc-tion and live music. The fee is $75 per per-son. For more information or tickets, visitwww.mylobsterfest.org.
Catholics Returning Homeseries to begin Sept. 25
The Two Saints (St. James and St. Mary)and Good Shepherd cluster in MenomoneeFalls coupled with the St. Anthony(Menomonee Falls) and St. Agnes (Butler)
will conduct an ongoing series called"Catholics Returning Home. These meetingswill be hosted at St. Mary Catholic Church,N89 W16297 Cleveland Avenue,Menomonee Falls. The meetings will be heldon six consecutive Wednesdays, Sept. 25-
Oct. 30, at 7 p.m. These snon-practicing Catholics whanswers to questions about Church. There will be informan update of the Catholic facall Laverne at (262) 251-3at (262) 251-3888.
St. Pauls LunBake Sale set for
St. Paul's Homemade BLunch & Bake Sale will be from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., at SChurch of ChristErin, 495Rd., Colgate. Event to featurmade breads and a beveralarge selection of homemadbake sale.
Free hypnosis sto be held Se
A free public hypnosisFriday, Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.mInn & Suites, located at Maproads in Germantown.
The seminarwhich will floss, smoking cessation antionwill be conducted by CH., in conjunction with organization Health Awaren
Anyone 16 and over attend the event (free, howetion is appreciated). There is tion; one should arrive 30 misign in. For more informatioand hypnotherapyHealthAwarenssClinics.org.
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The Germantown SeniorClub will hold their a
Saturday, Oct. 26, 9 a.m. event will feature fall crafts, hery and a rummage. Lunchable. The Germantown Selocated at W162 N11960 Pmore information, call (262)
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