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Sussex chamberevent May 20: Join theSussex Area Chamber ofCommerce May 20 at11:30 a.m. at the PaulineHaass Library,N64W23820 MainStreet, Sussex to hear fromRebecca Scarberry andlearn how even a smallmarketing budget can suc-cessfully grow your busi-ness. See page 8.

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Junior Danielle Kallis won the statechampionship title in Special OccasionSpeaking helping Hamilton HighSchool’s forensics team earn 12thplace in its division April 11 at theWisconsin Forensics Coaches’Association (WFCA) state meet atRipon College.

More than 850 students from 68schools throughout the state competedin various speech and drama cate-gories. The team award was deter-mined by evaluating the average rankperformance of individual team mem-bers.

The following students were cate-gory winners:

• Rachel Betters, sixth place inRadio;

•Kavya Ayalasomayajula, finalistin Storytelling;

•Samantha Moore and McKenzieFowler, finalists in Play Acting; and

•Erin Magoon, finalist in Four-Minute Informative.

Focusing on developing students’public speaking and communicationskills, the Hamilton forensics team helpsstudents build confidence and commu-nity through extra-curricular competi-tion.

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Hannah Maglowsky cooks pancakes while her father Keith watchesduring the Kiwanis Club of Menomonee Falls Pancake Breakfastheld at the Trysting Place Pub April 26. Photo by Thomas J.McKillen.

National list: As a mem-ber of the Froedtert &Medical College ofWisconsin health network,Community MemorialHospital is included on alist recognizing the top 20medium size health sys-tems in the nation. TheFroedtert & MCW healthnetwork is the. See page 8.

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MGS Manufacturing might not be house-hold name, but the company’s customersproduce products that are in almost everyhousehold or workplace.

"The most successful companies in theworld partner with MGS Mfg. Group," thecompany states on its website. "The MGSMfg. Group is dedicated to servicing theplastics industry through its core competen-cies: engineering, design, product andprocess development, tooling, injection mold-ing, automation systems, turnkey manufactur-ing cells and multishot technologies. Withover 30 years of experience, MGS hasdeveloped a reputation for providing inno-vative manufacturing solutions."

The company is located at W188N11707 Maple Road. John Berg, director ofmarketing for MGS, explained that the com-pany’s customers are often large brand-own-ing OEM’s (Original EquipmentManufacturers) who need precision plasticparts, injection molds, automation systemsand other custom equipment necessary fortheir manufacturing process.

"They're the ones who come up with aproduct idea. We work with them to developthe most advantageous way to make thatproduct," Berg said.

Berg explained how the company manu-factures components that are used in areassuch as hand held electronic devices, med-ical devices, automobiles, and consumerproducts. Berg noted that MGS has madeparts for products ranging from violin bowsto hot tubs. MGS had $179 million in salesin 2014 and has over 1,400 employees atseven operations in Wisconsin, two locationsin Illinois and one location each in NewYork, Mexico and Ireland.

Company founder Mark G. Sellers wasa journeyman toolmaker who served a five-year apprentice at a local mold maker andthen started his own business — MoldmakersIncorporated — in Milwaukee. That led toleasing space in the village of Butler beforelater moving to a facility in Menomonee

Falls. "It started as a tool shop and within the

space of the first 10 years Mark beganexpanding the facility and adding morecapabilities," Berg explained. The companyadded engineering and design capabilities,bringing on employees who were accom-plished mold designers and who assist cus-tomers with product design-for-manufacturer.By the early 1990s, Moldmakers beganinvesting in injection molding machines totest the molds in-house, going away fromleasing machine time at local molders. "Asour shop continued to grow and developincreasingly sophisticated tooling systems,our customers required more and more ofthat service," Berg said.

Sellers also invested in expansion of in-house machining processes, from additionalwet and dry surface grinders to CNC hori-zontal and vertical machining centers to wireand sinker electronic discharge machining.MGS then began developing sophisticatedautomated systems combining machiningand computerized measurement with roboticintegration to speed up the process.

Within the next few years, Moldmakersbegan building sophisticated, multiple mate-rial molds that were used in industries suchas telecommunications and electronics.

Berg said early customers were from awide variety of industries that included con-struction, automotive, electronic, and othertraditional industrial-style businesses. Duringthose years, many of the customers werefrom the Germantown and MenomoneeFalls industrial parks and the SoutheasternWisconsin area. As the company continuedto increase capabilities and capacities, thatattracted customers from the computers, highend electronics systems and telecommunica-tions markets. Motorola was a natural cus-tomer of Moldmakers.

By 1996, the company moved to its cur-rent location in Germantown, while still hav-ing a facility in Menomonee Falls and otheradditional spaces in Germantown.

What comes from the injection molds areproducts that are likely in many householdsor businesses. "One or more of these prod-

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ucts at some stage is going to be part of yourlife - in your home as part of your electricaland heating systems, the caps on the con-tainers you open, in the power tool or handtool you use, in your automobile, in your doc-tor’s or dentist’s office." Berg said, as hepointed to a table with several dozen partsamples.

Hewlett-Packard, Hospira, Honeywell,

Delphi Automotive, Abbott Laboratories andPaslode are among the company's cus-tomers, as MGS molds parts, builds toolingsystems and creates custom machinery theyuse to manufacture the millions and millionsof products they annually sell.

"Our components are relatively small.Most everything we create you can hold inyour hand," Berg said.

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BY STATE SUPERINTENDENT TONY EVERSThe first week of May is the traditional

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address. I truly value and appreciate thework of the teachers and other professionalswho are in our schools helping our kidslearn.

I think there is no higher calling than tobe a teacher. Some mistakenly think that ifyou’re smart in a subject, you can teach.While deep content knowledge helps agood teacher be better, teaching is a com-plex task. Successful teachers like to workwith kids. They have an understanding ofchild development and learning styles aswell as classroom management. They knowhow to develop lessons for today’s class-rooms that offer multiple ways for students toshow their learning. From writing stories, toputting together multi-media projects, to dra-matic reenactments — teachers meet kidswhere they are and move them ahead toreach academic goals.

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members, helping children become better cit-izens; people who are ready to become thedoctors and medical professionals, civic andbusiness leaders, inventors and entrepre-neurs, carpenters and welders, and yes,teachers for tomorrow.

You can’t sugar coat it. Being a teacherin Wisconsin has been pretty tough thesepast few years. Take-home pay has been cut.The decades-old system that provided them avoice in their work environment has beentorn apart. Too many have retired or left theprofession. Teachers have faced lots ofchange and new demands on their time.And, the political backdrop in Madison hasbeen exceedingly difficult. It’s no wonderresearch indicates that fewer high school

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May 4-8 is National TeacherAppreciation Week. The following is a sam-pling of quotes on teachers and teaching,courtesy of the National EducationAssociation Web site.

"A teacher affects eternity; he can nevertell where his influence stops."

--Henry Brooks Adams "Teachers, I believe, are the most

responsible and important members of soci-ety because their professional efforts affectthe fate of the earth."

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"Teachers teach because they care.Teaching young people is what they do best.It requires long hours, patience, and care."

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(more)Teachers, I thank you for all the good

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United Way of Greater Milwaukee &Waukesha County would like to invite vol-unteers to the following volunteer opportu-nities:

Maccabi Games – United Wayof Greater Milwaukee &Waukesha County in partnershipwith the Harry & Rose SamsonJewish Community Center (JCC).

The 5-day athletic competition andcommunity event will bring close to 1,000Jewish teens and their families from acrossthe country to Milwaukee for a SummerOlympics-style competition. A nationalevent, the Games take place in three UScities each year. United Way is proudlyserving as the volunteer recruitment spon-sor for the games. All volunteer roles areone-time duties which include such proj-ects as general greeting and ushering,preparing and serving meals for athletes,serving as timers and referees for a varietyof events, etc. Opportunities are availablefor individuals and groups, with morning,afternoon and early evening timeframes.Volunteers must be ages 17 and up.

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The ideal volunteer enjoys workingwith others and can assist 3-4 hours, oneday per week.

If you are interested in any of theabove opportunities please [email protected] or call262-409-2406.

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Parent’s Place is looking for volunteersto watch the children of parents attendingparenting classes or support groups in thesame building. Volunteers are needed inthe evening during parenting classes heldMonday through Thursday from 5:30pm –8:00pm. A commitment of 2 weeks ormore, one night a week or more, isrequested.

Requirements: Volunteers must be aminimum of 16 years old. Training is pro-vided and the agency does backgroundand reference checks on all volunteers.

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As a member of the Froedtert &Medical College of Wisconsin health net-work, Community Memorial Hospital isincluded on a list recognizing the top 20medium size health systems in the nation.The Froedtert & MCW health network is theonly Milwaukee health system to make thelist and one of just four in Wisconsin. The listwas compiled by Truven Health Analytics,an independent firm that evaluates hospitalsand health systems.

Community Memorial, FroedtertHospital in Wauwatosa, and St. Joseph’sHospital in West Bend are the Froedtert &MCW health network’s three hospitals.

According to Truven, health systems onthe list generally outperformed their peersin a variety of important measures, includ-

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“Being recognized by this highly credi-ble group affirms the value our health carenetwork brings to our patients and to ourcommunity,” said Catherine Jacobson, pres-ident and chief executive officer ofFroedtert Health.

Jacobson noted that in addition toFroedtert & MCW, the top health systemslist includes Ministry Health Care and SSMHealth Care. All three are members ofIntegrated Health Network, a clinically inte-grated group of major Wisconsin healthsystems working to improve care.

The Truven study analyzed data from341 health systems and their 2,812 associ-ated hospitals to identify those that achieve

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The Froedtert & the Medical College ofWisconsin regional health care network ismade up of Froedtert Hospital, Milwaukee;Community Memorial Hospital,Menomonee Falls; St. Joseph’s Hospital,West Bend; and more than 25 primary andspecialty care health centers and clinics.Joining the capabilities of an academicmedical center affiliated with the MedicalCollege of Wisconsin, the Froedtert & theMedical College health network delivershighly coordinated, cost-effective healthcare to residents of southeastern Wisconsinand beyond. The network’s three hospitalshave 781 staffed beds, nearly 40,000annual admissions and more than 900,000annual outpatient visits. For more informa-tion, visit froedtert.com.

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The Menomonee Falls girls softballteam split conference games this week, los-ing 3-1 to Divine Savior Holy Angels onApril 28 and then posting a 30-2 win overWest Allis Central April 30. In between,Menomonee Falls beat Waukesha North ina nonconference contest, 6-1.

After the West Allis Central game,Menomonee Falls was leading the GreaterMetro Conference with a 9-1 record whilehaving a 13-3 overall mark.

Hamilton topped Wauwatosa EastApril 28, 16-0. Afterward, the Chargershad a 4-5 conference record and a 4-8overall mark.

Germantown is on a five-game winningstreak. After losing to Ashwaubenon 10-0at a tournament April 25, Germantownrebounded with a 4-1 win over AppletonEast later in the day. Germantown thenposted North Shore Conference wins overNicolet (24-0), Homestead (4-3) andMilwaukee Lutheran 12-2).

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The Germantown boys and girls trackteams won the Washington County meetheld at Kewaskum April 28.

First place finishes for the Germantownboys team came from Shon Pratcher in thelong jump (22-03) and triple jump (43-10.5). Other top finishes came from NickSchneider in the 100 meter dash (third,11.49), Austin Mozdzen in the 200 meterdash (second, 23.37), Dylan Ayer in the800 meter run (second, 2:04.83), JakeDuFrane in the 1600 meter run (third,4:38.37), Jacob DuBonis in the 110 meterhigh hurdles (third, 16.21), Anthony Brooksin the 300 meter hurdles (third, 43.62), the4x100 meter relay team of Mozdzen,Schneider, Connor Schulz and Pratcher(second, 44.46), the 4x200 meter relayteam of Schulz, Steve Doran, Cole Karczand Brad Zachowski (second, 1:36.47),the 4x800 meter relay team of NickSchnoor, Dylan Ayer, Tim Schabel andCraig Reese (second, 8:35.97), and ColeKarcz and Alex Schlee in the discus (sec-ond and third with tosses of 141 and 137-10).

First place finishes for the girls teamcame from Kenzie Schmitz in the 200 meterrun (25.82), Alyssa Goesch in the 800meter run (2:29.57) and 1600 meter run(5:20.82), the 4x200 meter relay team ofRosalie Campbell, Tatum Gallenberger,Erika Bethhauser and Schmitz (1:45.85),and Erin WIlliard in the long jump (16-6.75).

Other top finishes for Germantowncame from Bethhauser in the 100 meter run

(second, 13.05), Megan Hedinger in the100 meter hurdles (third, 17.22), CalliLemke, Lucy Delain, Bethhauser and MollyBaus in the 4x800 meter relay (third,10:24.31), and Emily Vidulski in the highjump (third, 4-10) and pole vault (third, 8)

Falls boys win West InviteThe Menomonee Falls boys track team

won the West Bend West Invite April 24.First place finishes for Menomonee Falls

came from the 4x800 meter relay team(8:25.48), the 4x100 meter relay team(43.87), Darron Murray in the high jump(6-2), Zack Pogorzelski in the pole vault(14), and Terrell Handy in the triple jump(41-8.75).

Other top finishes came from ReeseMeredith in the 110 meter hurdles (sec-ond,15.45) and 300 meter hurdles (sec-ond, 41), Jake McMahon in the 800 meterrun (second, 2:00.24), Masen Jansen in the100 meter dash (third, 11.53), the 4x200meter relay team (third, 1:35.93), JoshLucas and Jansen in the 200 meter dash(third and fourth with times of 22.96 and23.30), Boyd Sansone in the long jump(third, 19-9

The girls team finished sixth at the 13-team event. First place finishes came formSavannah Callen in the 100 meter hurdles(17.05), and Khady Diarrassoaba in the400 meter dash (59.58).

Other top finishes came from CaleighChisolm in the 300 meter hurdles (second,51.30), and Caroline Hanson in the polevault (third, 8-6).

Track: Germantown bestat county meet

The Germantown girls soccer teamimproved its record to 2-1 in the NorthShore Conference and 7-1 overall after a10-0 win over Milwaukee Lutheran April28.

The previous Saturday Germantownbeat Hartford 3-0 in a nonconferencematch. Mackenzie Challoner scored twogoals while Claire Stevlingson scored thethird goal for the Warhawks.

Germantown started last week rankedfifth in the state Division I coaches poll.

Hamilton had a 0-2-1 record in theGreater Metro Conference and a 1-6-1overall mark following a 5-1 loss to DivineSavior Holy Angels April 28.

Hamilton got its first win of the seasonApril 25 as the Chargers beat AppletonWest 3-0 in a nonconference match.

Menomonee Falls started last weekwith an 11-0 win over West Allis Central.Afterward, Menomonee Falls had a1-1-1record in the Greater Metro Conferenceand a 4-3-2 overall mark.

Girls soccer: Germantown topsMilwaukee Lutheran

Germantown’s Brianna Klopfer and Hartford’s Kaylin Roell vie for possession ofthe ball during an April 25 game. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

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American Cancer Society’s popularfundraiser is a combined-community eventfor Germantown, Lannon, Lisbon,Menomonee Falls, Pewaukee, and Sussex

Relay for Life of Quarry Communities(Germantown, Lannon, Lisbon,Menomonee Falls, Pewaukee, and Sussex)is still in need of teams, cancer survivorsand caregivers who want to have fun help-ing kick cancer to the curb May 29 from 6p.m. to 9 a.m. (May 30) at GermantownHigh School, W180 N11501 River Lane.

“The more teams we have, the moremoney we raise to fight cancer,” saidAllison Klein, local American CancerSociety representative. “Teams are theheart and soul of every Relay event.”

Relay for Life of Quarry Communities isa 15-hour, family-friendly fundraiser thatcombines team participation in a walkingrelay with music, entertainment, games,food, a silent auction, and even camping.Each team must have at least one walker onthe track at all times.

Teams of friends, teams of families, andteams from area businesses, churches,organizations, and schools solicit sponsors

and donations. Funds also are raised fromactivities that occur throughout the event,Klein said.

“Because Relay For Life is such an inspi-rational occasion, we want as many cancersurvivors and caregivers as possible to par-ticipate, especially during the emotionalopening ceremonies when they take the cel-ebratory first lap that kicks off the festivi-ties,” Klein said

Participants aren’t required to stay forthe duration of the relay, but many do.

“A lot of teams set up camp around thetrack and stick around for the cama-raderie,” Klein said. “Some rest, and somepull all-nighters and experience everythingthat goes on.”

Relay For Life is the American CancerSociety’s most popular and successfulfundraiser. About four million people partic-ipated in more than 6,000 Relay eventsworldwide in 2014.

To join Relay For Life of QuarryCommunities—or make a donation—visit thewebsite at www.relayforlife.org/ quar-rycommunitieswi. For more information, call262-312-4363.

Relay for Life in QuarryCommunities area May 29

Anytime Fitness of Menomonee Falls, ishosting free to the public, fun-infused out-door workouts, May 2, 9, 16 and 30, from10 to 11 a.m., at the club, corner of SilverSpring and Lilly roads. (Note, no class May23 due to the holiday weekend.)

The “Free Workout Saturdays” will beled by certified personal trainers and aredesigned for people of every fitness level.They are open to all adults, not just AnytimeFitness members. The concept, inspired bygrassroots efforts of a few Anytime Fitnessclubs that regularly offer free outdoor “bootcamps,” has grown into a nationwide cam-paign to promote physical fitness.

“We want our community to be ashealthy and active as possible–and wehope that the Free Workouts Saturdays willshow folks that exercise can be fun,” saidLisa Schmidt and Lynne McElfresh, ownersof Anytime Fitness. “We hope this is thejumpstart and motivation to continue theirown personal healthier lifestyle journeys.”

Menomonee Falls is one of more than1,000 Anytime Fitness clubs across theUnited States that will host the free outdoorexercise classes.

People of all ages and every fitness

level are encouraged to come. Attendeesshould wear comfortable clothing and ten-nis shoes and bring a water bottle.Registration is required by calling (262)781-3220.

About Anytime FitnessRanked #2 on Entrepreneur’s presti-

gious Franchise 500® list, Anytime Fitnessis the fastest-growing gym franchise in theworld, with nearly 3,000 gyms servingmore than 2 million members on five conti-nents. Open 24 hours a day, 365 days ayear, Anytime Fitness prides itself on pro-viding its members with convenient fitnessoptions and friendly, personal service inwell-maintained facilities which feature top-quality exercise equipment. Gyms are nowopen in all 50 states, Canada, Mexico,Australia, New Zealand, England,Scotland, Ireland, Grand Cayman, Poland,the Netherlands, Spain, Qatar, India, Chile,Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kongand the Philippines. All franchised gymsare individually owned and operated. Joinone gym and use them all. Members alsoenjoy free access to AnytimeHealth.com,the most comprehensive wellness websiteavailable.

Menomonee Falls Anytime Fitness offers‘Free Workout Saturdays’ during May

Falls Optimist Club Fishing DerbyMay 9

The Menomonee Falls Optimist Club issponsoring their annual free Fishing Derbyfor ages three to 16 at Mill Pond Park onSaturday, May 9th. Registration packetsand t-shirts are available at the Mill PondPavilion (north of Main Street betweenWater and Grand Streets) from 9:00 a.m.to 10:00 a.m. The Fishing Contest runsfrom 10:00 a.m. to noon, trophies anddoor prizes are awarded from noon to12:30 p.m. This free event is fun for the

whole family. Everyone has a great timeexcept for the fish; they usually end theday with a sore lip. Please call DerbyChairman Tom Walkner at 414-534-2735for more information.

Hamilton student winner of Kohlscholarship

Hamilton High School senior TylerGall was awarded the 2015 Herb KohlEducational Foundation ExcellenceScholarship. Gall was recognized at aluncheon April 11 hosted by retired U.S.

Senator Herb Kohl.The Herb Kohl Excellence Scholarship

recognizes students who have demonstrat-ed academic potential, outstanding lead-ership, citizenship, community service,integrity and other special talents. Gallwill receive a $3,000 scholarship to pur-sue post-secondary education.

Since 1990, the Herb KohlEducational Foundation has awarded $9million to Wisconsin students, teachersand schools. In celebration of the founda-tion’s 25th anniversary this year, HerbKohl tripled the scholarship amount from$1,000 to $3,000 per recipient.

Hamilton slates tryouts forSynergy Show Choir

Tryouts for the 2015-16 Hamilton HighSchool Synergy Show Choir will be May18 and 19 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. in thehigh school Choir Room. Students needonly attend one of these auditions.Callbacks will be May 20 starting at 2:45p.m. All audition music and choreographywill be learned at the audition.

Please contact the Hamilton ChoirDepartment at (262) 246-6471 x1370with any questions.

Hamilton High School is located atW220 N6151 Town Line Rd., Sussex..

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 joining the cho-rus, please contact Curt Nash at 414-881-7177 or Rick Van Gomple at 414-405-4263. You could also visit the chorus onTuesdays at 7 p.m. at St. Paul's UnitedChurch of Christ on Appleton Avenue andRoosevelt Drive in Menomonee Falls.

Hamilton cheerleading tryouts tobe held May 21

Students interested in trying out for the2015-16 Hamilton High School cheer-leading squad are invited to attend tryoutsMay 21 at 4:30 p.m. Cheerleading clinicswill be May 18-19 from 6:30 p.m. to 8p.m. and May 20 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30p.m.

Tryouts and clinics will be in theHamilton Athletic Center indoor facility atHamilton High School, W220 N6151Town Line Rd., Sussex.

A parent-player informational meetingwill be held May 4 at 6:30 p.m. in theHamilton Little Theater. For more informa-tion about the cheerleading squad, pleasecontact Coach Kristin Kendall [email protected].

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