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January 9, 2016 // Volume 25, Issue 2
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Schmitz honored for service on Hamilton board

BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN
MANAGING EDITOR
Hamilton School Board member Gerald Schmitz was honored

last week for his time on the
Hamilton School Board, which
spanned 40 years.
"We were trying to identify
some good quotes and all the
ones that resonated were about
humility of a leader, and that
really who Jerry Schmitz is,"
Hamilton
School
District
Superintendent Kathleen Cooke
said during a presentation at the
Jan. 5 Hamilton School Board
meeting.
Schmitz will not be seeking
another term on the Hamilton
board, and his current term will
expire in April. Schmitz's family
attended the meeting for the
presentation.
Cooke recalled that approximately 25 years ago a village
trustee in one of the communities served by the Hamilton district approached Schmitz and
"chewed him out," complaining
about "issues in the Hamilton
School District. Cooke said
Schmitz and other district lead-
IN THIS
ISSUE...
ers took the criticism to heart,

and have been focused on
improving the district.
Cooke later said the person
came across Schmitz "not too
long ago" and praised the district for its improvement.
Cooke cited campaign literature from Schmitz approximately 15 years ago, which cited
increased student achievement,
eight new building additions and
one new school that had been
constructed by that time.
Cooke said that since the
campaign literature was presented, the district academic
performance has continued to
improve and is now listed as
"significantly exceeds expectations." Also, a fine arts center
has been constructed at the
high school, there have been
three classroom additions while
the Hamilton Athletic Center
was constructed at the high
school. Also, since Schmitz
started with the board, the
Hamilton Education Foundation
was created and has raised $1
million in private funds to support innovative programming in
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the district.
Cooke also mentioned that at
the time Schmitz joined the
board, district enrollment was at
4,000 then dipped to 2,400
before increasing to 4,700. Also,
the district has started a strategic planning process and each
district building has site plans
while the district has expanded
4- and 5-year-old kindergarten
programs.
"All of this has occurred
through steady, focused leadership," Cooke said.
Schmitz was presented with
a school bell by board President
Gabe Kolesari. Kolesari noted the
Schmitz also served on the
Lisbon Town Board for several
years.
"We rode the good times and
the bad times together here, and
there's a lot of stories to tell,"
Kolesari said. "It's been a pleasure working with you."
In his comments to the
board, Schmitz recalled that his
son Mike was in kindergarten or
first grade when he started serving on the board.
"It's all of us together that
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Hamilton School Board member

Gerald Schmitz speaks to the
board following a presentation
honoring him for 40 years of
service on the board. Schmitz
will not seek re-election to the
board, and his current term will
end in April.
has done this, it's not me, it's
not Gabe," Schmitz said, mentioning other board members.
"It's all the administration,
we've always been a team, and
that's what turned the district
around."
Schmitz thanked the community for their support.
"We can't do it without
them," Schmitz said.
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CHURCH LISTINGS
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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
N84W16707 Menomonee Ave. 262-251-3830
Traditional Worship Sundays 8:30 & 10:00
am; Sunday School 8:30 & 10:00 am.
Nursery available at all services.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE PRINCE OF PEACE
Good Hope & Pilgrim Roads - Menomonee
Falls. Rev. Thomas Engler. Worship: Thursday 6:30pm and Sunday 8:00am and
10:30am. Sunday School & Bible Study
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For more information on how to have your

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262-238-6397 Deadline: 3pm Wednesday
GERMANTOWN
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Services Times - Saturday 4:30pm; Sunday
9:00am & 10:45am. Childrens Service &
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Mequon Rd. 262.251.5050
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CROSSWAY CHURCH
W156 N10041 Pilgrim Rd, Germantown.
Sunday morning worship services at 9:00am
& 10:45am. (262) 255-0702
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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH

W172 N11187 Division Rd, Germantown.
Pastor Thomas Kaul. (262) 251-8250. Times
of worship: Mondays 6:30pm, Sundays 9am.
WEST ALLIS
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
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1576 S. 78th St. 414-258-7400. Bible study
for all ages at 9am. Worship at 10:15am with
nursery care provided. www.firstbaptistwestallis.org
GREENFIELD
SAINT PAUL CHURCH (non-denominational)
10777 W. Beloit Rd., lower level of Blue
Building. Sunday 10am, Wednesday 6:30pm.
414-209-4201. www.saintpaulchurch.us
HUBERTUS
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Corner of Hubertus Rd. & Tally Ho Trail.
Pastor Mike Helwig (262) 628-2550x208.
School: K3-8th grade and Day Care 3 years+.
Services: Thursdays 7pm; Sundays 8am &
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W240 N5765 Maple Ave., Sussex. Pastor
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Bud Walsh is retiring.

After 49 years in the jewelry business, it is time to turn the keys over to a new generation.
Bud has been active in the community for all these
years, and has come to know so many of you by name.
From class rings to engagement rings and so many milestones in local families, Bud has enjoyed the privilege of
being a part of so many of these events through the generations.
Shawn Walsh, Bud's eldest son has worked by his side
in the jewelry business, watching the trends and industry
change. During all that time their dedication to serving the
community has not changed. Whether helping a client
choose the right gift, or creating something entirely custom, Bud's commitment to value has never wavered. Bud
has been active in Rotary and has been recognized nationally as an Outstanding Young Man in Business.
"Although I have enjoyed these years working in a
career I love, it is time for me to take a step in a new direction. As I enter my fiftieth year in the jewelry business, It's
time for me to spend more time with my wife Mary Pat.
We look forward to doing some traveling and spending
more time with our grandchildren and great-grandchildren. But don't be surprised to see me in the store from
time to time, because my heart is still in the business that
has been so much a part of me for all these years."
"In celebration of my retirement we will be offering
large discounts on all in-stock merchandise. We have
many beautiful pieces of jewelry on-hand for yourself or
that special someone in your life."
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NEWS & EVENTS

2016 Young at Art: Student Merit
Exhibition reception Jan. 11
The Art Guild of Menomonee Falls,
along with MFHS National Art Honor
Society, proudly presents an art show by
the young artists in our community.
Each student piece in the exhibition was
chosen by the students art instructor for
its outstanding merit. The pieces on display will range from drawings, paintings,
collage, metals to sculpture.
The Guild and MFHS will be hosting a
free opening reception with the young
artists present, on January 11, 6:30 8
p.m. The show will be on display from
January 11February 12.
The Art
Gallery is located in the lobby area off of
Doug and Lynns
the Menomonee Falls High School

Auditorium. For more information
about the student exhibit, please contact
414.719.6613.
Veteran to describe Honor Flight trip
during presentation at Pauline Haass
Library
My Experiences on an Honor Flight
to Washington, D.C. will be presented at
the Pauline Haass Public Library on
Tuesday, Jan. 12 at 1 pm. Fred Keller
will describe the events of the June,
2015 amazing adventure.
Keller, who is the areas historian and
curator of the Sussex-Lisbon Area
Historical Society museum, is also a vet-
eran of the Korean War. He was one of

140 veterans of World War II and the
Korean War who spent a day viewing various monuments and historical sites in
the nations capital.
He will also talk about his assignment to Occupied Germany, from 195254, where he served as an MP. He will
display mementoes, including a slide
program, scrap books and military equipment.
This free program will last about an
hour. No registration is required. This
and other programs are presented by the
Friends of the Library to provide learning
opportunities to the residents of the
area. The next programs are Feb. 4:
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Writing! and March 3: Know the 10

Signs of Alzheimers.
The library is located at N64 W23820
Main Street, Sussex. The parking lot
entrance is across from Piggly Wiggly
and is still open during construction.
More information may be obtained by
calling 246-5180 during regular library
hours. The library welcomes the opportunity to serve people with disabilities.
If a program is required in accessible format, please call at least 72 hours in
advance.
Falls 4K & 5K Enrollment Night Jan. 27
It may seem early to start thinking
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THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR LOYAL CUSTOMERS!

As we enter into 2016 we want to extend a huge Thank You to all of our
Bobby
Brad
Katie
Carol
Mickey
Chris
Mark
Loyal Customers who stuck with us during the hugely inconvenient road restructure of Pilgrim & Main Street. We know it has been a struggle entering and exiting the parking lot and were thankful that its finally done!
As always we will continue to seek out Made and Sourced in America products.
That not only means food but also toys and treats. We as Pet Parents ourselves
want the best products to ensure a long and healthy life for our pets as well as
yours. Many manufacturers are stepping up to the plate and improving the quality of their products that we as pet owners demand. The best advice we can give
everyone is to Read the Labels and ask questions. We dont have all the answers
but will try our best to find them for you.
May 2016 be a Healthy and Prosperous New Year for everyone.
Sincerely,
Doug, Lynn & the Entire Staff

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under age 18 was reduced during an
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April M. Novak, a former reading
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for sexual assault of a student by school

staff carries a possible sentence of a
$10,000 fine, six years in jail, or both.
During an appearance in court Jan.
4, Novak waived her right to a preliminary hearing. Defense attorney Michael
Hart entered a not guilty plea on behalf
of Novak. Bail had been set at $100,000
for Novak after she was charged Dec.
22. Hart requested that the bail be
reduced. He noted that Novak had not
engaged in any criminal conduct previously and had earned a master's degree.
"I don't, under any analysis, understand the $100,000. I believe that not
only to be excessive but grossly excessive," Hart said. "There was no argument or evidence presented at the time
of the initial appearance that Ms. Novak
was at risk for flight."
He added that Novak "has some
mental health issues that require treatment. While at a bare minimum she is
receiving (medication) at the county
jail, she is certainly is not receiving the
amount of care and treatment we as a
system,would hope people in her situation, would receive."
He said that a cash bail is appropriated and requested bail be reduced to
$10,000.
Assistant District Attorney Ted S.

Szczupakiewicz said "a substantial cash
bail is appropriate given the nature of
the charges and the number of
charges.
Szczupkiewicz added that during the
initial hearing there were statements
presented in which Novak said to officers she had thoughts of crashing her
car with her children in the vehicle. In
response, Hart noted one of the conditions included Novak not having unsupervised contact with her two children.
Court Commissioner Thomas Pieper
reduced the bail to a $10,000 cash bail
and a $25,000 signature bond.
Conditions that she not have contact
with the victim or students at
Menomonee Falls High School or unsupervised contact with anyone under age
18 remain in place.
Afterward, Hart said he hoped
Novak to make the bail "to get her the
help she needs. She's a sick woman,"
adding that his client had mental
health issues.
The next hearing on the matter will
be before Circuit Judge Ralph Ramirez
at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 22.
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Hamilton schools contribute to community during holidays

Hamilton School District students,
staff and families showed appreciation
for the needs of others during the holidays by contributing to charitable organizations and extending acts of kindness
within the community and beyond.
Following is a summary of activities at
each school.
Willow Springs Learning Center
Willow Springs Learning Center fouryear-old kindergartners and their families contributed generously to Sussex
Outreach Services (SOS) this holiday season. Families and staff collected 300
gifts, and students hand delivered them
as a group to St. James Catholic Church
where they sang songs before returning
to school. The toys and gifts will be distributed within the local community.
Maple Avenue Elementary School
Maple Avenue fifth grade students,
through their Uniting Kids and
Community (UKC) program, sponsored a
food drive. Maple Avenue students collected more than 700 non-perishable
healthy foods and snacks to be donated
to the Sussex Food Pantry.
Maple Avenue buddy classes in first
and third grades earned money by doing
extra work at home. They raised $630 to
purchase 125 books for all ages and reading levels that families could enjoy during the holiday season. All books were
donated to SOS.
Maple Avenue staff members sponsored a family through SOS and provided
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Lannon Elementary School
Lannon Elementary School students,
families and staff members collected a
brimming barrel of 112 pairs of socks, 28
slippers, 33 hats and 62 childrens new
under garments. In addition, 326 boxes
of macaroni and cheese and 85 canned
goods were donated to SOS for holiday
needs.
Lannon staff sponsored a family for
Christmas through SOS and generously
donated gifts and gift cards to help them
this holiday season.
Students decorated 290 paper grocery
bags donated by Sussex Piggly Wiggly to
be used at the Sussex Food Pantry
Christmas dinner distribution.
Marcy Elementary School
Marcy students collected more than
$750 during Veterans Day week to purchase a bench for the Templeton Middle
School veterans memorial. The bench
from Marcy will say Welcome home.
Thank you for your service.
Marcy Parent Teacher Organization
raised more than $8,000 during the
Marcy Fun Run to give to area charities.
Funds were donated to Humane Animal
Welfare Society of Waukesha County
(HAWS), Honor Flights, Muscular
Dystrophy Association, Midwest Athletes
Against Childhood Cancer (MACC) Fund
and Childrens Hospital.
Kindergarten classes raised money for

the HAWS.
First grade students made blankets
and collected food for HAWS. In addition,
they held a food drive for Sussex Food
Pantry.
Second-graders collected books for a
kindergarten class in Milwaukee and
made treat bags for the Ronald McDonald
House.
Fourth grade classes donated toys,
food and home goods to the Ronald
McDonald House, collected items for
HAWS and made placemats for
Milwaukees Community Projects for
Seniors meal program.
Fifth grade classes collected 653
items for the Sussex Food Pantry.
Woodside Elementary School
Woodsides Students of Service (SOS)
Club made toys and fleece blankets for
the cats at HAWS.
Kindergartners in Peter Dargatzs
class collected tickets for classroom tasks
in their wants and needs unit. Tickets
will be turned in for items the students
want and donated to patients in need at
Childrens Hospital of Wisconsin.
Kindergarten classes delivered gifts
for 75 residents at Serenity Village, an
assisted living residence in Slinger. As
part of the Kindergarten Service Project,
students and their families signed up to
provide gifts for individuals at the facility. The gifts were distributed at the residents holiday party.
Woodside first grade and third grade
families brought donations for the Sussex
Food Pantry to their holiday music performances.
Woodside families and staff members
collected more than $2,275 before
Thanksgiving to create turkey baskets
filled with groceries for families in need
in Milwaukees Notre Dame Middle School
community. Woodside students were
asked to donate money they earned by
doing chores at home. Parent volunteers
shopped for groceries to build the baskets. Items included a frozen turkey, bag
of stuffing, jar of gravy, white and sweet
potatoes, fresh vegetables, bread, canned
cranberries, a fresh pie, beverages, appetizers such as crackers and nuts, along
with an aluminum roasting pan. All of
the items were put into a large sturdy
laundry basket and delivered to families.
Templeton Middle School
Templeton employees donated money
to be able to wear jeans to school for one
day. A total of $180 was raised for the
Sussex Food Pantry.
Student Council collected pajamas for
the Great Bedtime Story Pajama Drive
through Scholastic Reading Program.
Scholastic will pair the pajamas with a
book to give to children in need.
The sixth grade Blue House, under
the concept of giving and appreciation,
collected for the Templeton Pajama Drive,
Toys for Tots and Sussex Food Pantry
drive as well as donating gently used
books for children.
Hamilton High School
Club Action raised money by hosting
Rock Fest at Sussex Bowl. All proceeds
were donated to Make-A-Wish foundation in honor of Isaac Steven Krill. In
addition, the club collected gently used
school supplies during locker cleanout

which were donated to Hope Center of
Waukesha.
Charger Robotics Team 537 held
monthly drives for nonperishable food
and personal care items to support SOS.
Team members, parent and mentors contribute to this ongoing community service project. The December drive accented
the needs of the holiday season.
German Club St. Martins Day
Clothing Drive: To help people who are
less fortunate and in the spirit of the
German St. Martins Day tradition, the
Hamilton German Club collected 750 articles of clothing, jackets and shoes. Items
were donated to Red Door Clothes to be
distributed to Waukesha families in need.
German Club hosted a clubwide coin
drive. A total of $500 was collected and
used to sponsor five children through
Christmas Clearing Council of Waukesha
County. German Club members shopped,
wrapped and delivered gifts to the families. Gifts included snow pants, gloves,
hats, socks, clothes and toys.
Spanish Club adopted five Hispanic
families with 14 children total through
the Christmas Clearing Council of
Waukesha County. Students in all
Spanish classes donated a total of $1,700
to purchase gifts for the families including winter jackets, clothing, toys, books
and gift cards. Spanish Club members
wrapped the gifts and the officers delivered them to the families.
Hamilton Cantabile and Concert
Choirs sponsored a food drive for the
Sussex Food Pantry. The drive was promoted in class as well as at their fall concert. Together the choirs contributed
nearly 500 items to the Sussex Food
Pantry in time for Thanksgiving.
In addition, Hamilton choir members
spread cheer by caroling at the Power
Test Company tree-lighting ceremony,
Milwaukees Third Ward tree-lighting ceremony and Hamilton Education
Foundation Charger Challenge: Holiday
Edition.
National Honor Society (NHS) held a
community blood drive serving the Blood
Center of Wisconsin. More than 100 pints
of blood were donated -- enough to save
312 lives. Members also hosted several
food drives to benefit SOS the week
before Thanksgiving, producing more
than 1,200 pounds of food and $1,800 in
donations. NHS sponsored two families
through the Christmas Clearing Council
of Waukesha County and donated 60 gifts
collectively. NHS members assisted at the
YMCA Breakfast with Santa and Hamilton
Education Foundation Charger Challenge:
Holiday Edition. Students are gathering
items for cancer comfort totes which will
be distributed to local hospitals for
patients undergoing chemotherapy.
Hamilton School Student Council
adopted four children through the
Christmas Clearing Council of Waukesha
County. Student Council members joined
together to shop and wrap the gifts.
Student Council also completed a Spirit
of Giving initiative in the community
and school. Members randomly selected
students from all four grade levels and
distributed $5 gift cards. In addition,
members visited local stores to do the
See HAMILTON SCHOOLS PAGE 13
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BOYS BASKETBALL
Point stymies Warhawks

The team that stopped Germantown's was important, but the Panthers
three-year Division I title run last spring responded with more runs after a few
dominated the past champions Dec. 30.
inside baskets.
"Not only are they a great team but
Stevens Point expanded on their lead
they're better than they were last year," midway through the second half and
Germantown Coach Mark Adams said of held a 71-43 lead following a three point
defending champion Stevens Point Dec. basket by Jake Hofmeister with 6:24
28 after a 77-64 loss to the Panthers at remaining. Germantown closed the gap
the Rick Majerus Wisconsin Basketball the rest of the way, as Juwan McCloud
Yearbook Shootout, which was held on converted three three-point baskets
the Concordia University Wisconsin cam- between the 3:55 and 1:55 mark.
pus Dec. 28-30.
Point's Trevor Anderson led all scorers
The Panthers started the game by with 31 points while McCloud scored 26
jumping out to a 11-2 lead. After a bas- points for Germantown.
ket by Germantown's Connor Edmonds at
It was the second consecutive loss for
the 13:43 mark of the first half, Stevens Germantown after the Warhawks lost to
Point went on a 12-2 run to take a 26-6 Arrowhead on Dec. 22, 87-79.
Germantown returns to North Shore
lead with 8:10 left in the first half following a basket by Sam Hauser. Point Conference play against Cedarburg Jan. 8.
"We got to get after it and get after
continued building on their lead and
it on both sides of the court, Adams said.
held a 40-22 halftime lead.
After the loss to Point, Germantown
Germantown Coach Mark Adams said
the Panthers showed a patience on had an overall record of 7-2.
offense to get points,which allowed
Hamilton results
them to get out to a lead. He explained
Hamilton split games at the Just a
his team needed to make extra passes
and move the ball side-to-side to make Game Fieldhouse Holiday Shootout in
Point play defense longer instead of opt- Wisconsin Dells Dec. 28-29. On Dec. 28
Hamilton lost to Mount Horeb 62-61.
ing for long jump shots.
"The strength of that team -- there's Hamilton's Jacob Hartung led all scorers
a lot of them -- but their runs are what with 28 points.
do you in," Adams said.
See BOYS BASKETBALL PAGE 11
Adams said getting the ball inside
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Germantown splits
games at Rathke tourney
The Germantown girls basketball
team went 2-1 at the Rathke Holiday
Tournament in Franklin Dec. 28-30.
The Warhawks opened the tournament with a 73-65 win over Middleton
Dec. 28. Kenzie Schmitz led Germantown
with 23 points. The next day
Germantown lost to Franklin, 66-63.
Schmitz led all scorers with 30 points.
Germantown finished the tournament
with a 62-60 win over Divine Savior Holy
Angels Dec. 30. Sarah Richmond led
Germantown with 15 points.
Germantown had an 8-3 overall
record prior to a Jan. 8 game at
Cedarburg.
The Hamilton girls basketball team
returned from the holiday break with a
69-32
nonconference
win
over
Oconomowoc. Hamilton's Taylor Klug led
all scorers with 18 points. Hamilton had
a 9-2 overall record prior to a Jan. 8
game at Brookfield East.
Also in Greater Metro Conference
action on Jan. 8, Menomonee Falls -which had been off since a 47-44 win at
Whitefish Bay Dec. 22 -- will host
Wauwatosa East.
The Kettle Moraine Lutheran girls basketball team dominated West Bend East
in a nonconference match Jan. 4, 73-24.
The Chargers Lyndsey Sodberbeck led all
scorers with 19 points. Afterward, Kettle
Moraine Lutheran had an overall record
of 8-3 while East had an overall record of
4-7.
PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN
Tyler Behrendt of Germantown (left) converts a layup against Stevens Point Dec.
30.
January 9, 2016
Boys basketball
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From Page 10
The next day Hamilton beat Beloit

Memorial, 61-51. Hartung led all scorers with 26 points.
Hamilton returned from the holiday
break with a 63-55 win at Slinger Jan.
5. Zach Jasinski led Hamilton with 14
points. Afterward, Hamilton had an
overall record of 8-2.
Menomonee Falls results
Menomnonee Falls finished 2015
with a 78-51 win at Kenosha Tremper
Dec. 30. Bryce McMurtry of Menomonee
Falls led all scorers with 21 points.
Menomonee Falls returned from the
holiday break with a 58-50 win against
Franklin. Jerin Frey led Menomonee
Falls with 17 points.
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overall record of 4-4.
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NEWS & EVENTS

From Page 3
about the next school year, but now is

just the time to get all the paperwork
handled to ensure a smooth start next
fall.
Parents are invited to Ben Franklin
Elementary, N81 W14701 Franklin Drive,
from 5 to 8 p.m. on Jan. 27 to tour classrooms in the Early Learning Center, meet
the principals and staff, get information
for wrap around care and register for
next year.
Enrollment will be held in the gymnasium and presentations on the 4K program will be at 5 and 6 p.m. in Ben
Franklins Cafeteria. Please park and
enter on the west side of the building. To
register on Jan. 27, parents must bring:
childs birth certificate, passport or
affidavit
4-page enrollment form found at
bit.ly/4kregistration
Proof of residency, terms found at
bit.ly/sdmfresidency
Children must be 4 years old by
Sept. 1, 2016 to participate in 4K for

the 2016-2017 school year. They must
be 5 years old by Sept. 1, 2016 to participate in 5K for the 2016-2017 school
year. Students already enrolled in the
district for 4K do not need to re-enroll
for 5K. For more information visit
www.sdmfschools.org.
Current grade 8 students, parents
invited to Hamilton Orientation &
Open House Feb. 17
Hamilton High School will welcome
incoming ninth-graders and their parents
to its Eighth Grade Orientation and Open
House Feb. 17 beginning at 7 p.m. in the
Hamilton Fine Arts Center, W220 N6151
Town Line Road, Sussex.
At the Orientation, a brief introduction to the high school and an overview
of the registration process will be presented. Course catalogs and other registration materials will be distributed.
Students and parents will receive further
information about high school requirements, honors courses and four-year
Schools contribute during holidays

From Page 8
same wishing members of the public

happy holidays.
Hamilton DECA members shopped for
holiday presents for the first grade class
at Gaenslen Elementary School in
Milwaukee. First-graders at Gaenslen
completed "All About Me" forms and
Hamilton DECA members provided gift
bags with at least one nice toy and other
inexpensive gifts to these students.
Gaenslen Elementary is located in a
Milwaukee neighborhood that has one of
the lowest household incomes in the
state. Several of the first grade students
are homeless. In addition to delivering
presents, Hamilton DECA took cookies
and juice, and the Hamilton students
spent an afternoon Dec. 16 with the
children they shopped for, reading them
books, putting together their new toys,
and playing with them. This has become
an annual event for Hamilton DECA and
is always a heart-warming experience for
the students who participate. The advisor and 28 students made the trip.
Hamilton Charger football team

members teamed up with Hamilton
cheerleaders to host a food drive at the
Dec. 22 basketball game for the Sussex
Food Pantry. During the Christmas season, team members volunteered at the
Charger Challenge: Holiday Edition and
shared cookies and carols with the residents of the Sterling House in Sussex.
Offices A, B, C, Publications and
Health Room High school staff members adopted two families in lieu of
exchanging gifts with one another providing them with many items to brighten their holidays including wrapped gifts
of toys, games, clothing, personal items,
household goods and gift cards for families in need.
District staff members
Staff members throughout the district adopted families in lieu of exchanging gifts with one another. They provided wrapped gifts of toys, games, clothing, food, personal items, household
goods and gift certificates for numerous
families in need of support.
January is National Radon Action Month

Wisconsin health officials, as part of
National Radon Action Month, are
encouraging homeowners to check their
home's radon levels because exposure to
radioactive radon gas is the leading
cause of lung cancer among non-smokers nationwide.
Radon is an odorless radioactive gas
that is naturally present in the ground
and can enter buildings through their
foundations. Both old and newer homes
can be susceptible to radon. Between 5
and 10 percent of Wisconsin homes
have elevated airborne concentrations
on the main living level where people
spend the most time, according to state
data.
An estimated 20,000 lung cancer
deaths are caused by radon annually
among non-smokers, according to
reports
by
the
Environmental
Protection Agency and the U.S. Surgeon
General.
Radon is an easily mitigated heath
risk. The small cost of the kit, available
either through the County or at your
local hardware store, is well worth the
peace of mind knowing that your home
and family are safe and healthy, stated Waukesha County Executive Paul
Farrow.
More than 60 radon mitigation contractors in Wisconsin are nationally certified and install highly effective soildepressurization radon control systems.
Thousands of systems are installed in
existing homes in Wisconsin each year.
New construction should include features recommended by the National
Association of Home Builders to reduce
radon entry.
For information about radon in
Wisconsin, visit: www.lowradon.org
planning. Each student will also receive

their core course recommendations at
this meeting.
The Open House, which is open to
families registering a student in any
grade, will be from 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Administrators, school counselors and
representatives from departments, clubs
and extracurricular activities will be on
hand to answer questions. Tours will be
conducted by the Hamilton National
Honor Society.
Prior to the Orientation and Open
House, informational meetings for students interested in band and choir will
be held at 6:30 p.m. Band students and
parents will meet in the band room and
choir in the Little Theater.
Those unable to attend the
Orientation and Open House or parents
of private school students whose school
was not notified about this event should
contact the Guidance Department at
(262) 246-6476 x1130. Parents with specific questions are encouraged to contact
the appropriate high school counselor at
(262) 246-6476.
Last names: A-B, Kristin Hasbrook,
ext. 1128; C-J, James Flegel, ext. 1135;
K-P, David Johnson, ext. 1133; Q-Z,
Tricia Rigg, ext. 1134.s
Kiwanis Spaghetti dinner Jan. 31
The Kiwanis Club of Menomonee Falls
will host it's Spaghetti Dinner onSunday
January 31, 2016, from 4:00 P.M. to 7:00
P.M. at the TrystingPlace Pub, N71
W12980 Appleton Ave. Menomonee Falls
53051.262-255-4110. Dinner includes

Spaghetti,
Meat
Sauce,
Garlic
Bread,Salad, Milk, Coffee, Soda.
Donation of $8.00 per Person. Kids 10
andunder eat free. Carry Outs Available.
All proceeds benefit the SpecialOlympics,
Kiwanis Scholarship Fund, Little League,
and other areaYouth Services. Tickets are
available at the door or from any
MenomoneeFalls Kiwanis Member.
If you have any questions give me a
call at 262-252-4548.
Community invited to complete
ssurvey superintendent profile
Community members will have an
opportunity to provide input to the
Hamilton School Board on the qualities
they would like to see in the next superintendent. District residents are invited
to participate in an online survey that
asks them to think about the challenges
and opportunities the district will face in
the next five years and express their
views on what the next superintendent
will need to be successful. The survey
can be found on the district website at
www.hamilton.k12.wi.us.
A similar survey is being offered to
employees. Along with the surveys, the
School Board scheduled focus groups to
hear from school and community groups.
Feedback from the surveys and focus
groups will be compiled and reviewed as
the School Board identifies the profile of
the ideal candidate for the position.
The deadline for the survey is Jan.
15.
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GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
Earn $175.00-$250.00 per week

based on the size of the route. Tips can also be earned for great
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2969 N. 114th St. Wauwatosa, WI 53222 414-607-0200
WAREHOUSE
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Drivers
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Greater Milwaukee
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8711 W. Brown Deer Road
Milwaukee, WI 53224
(414) 365-3500
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Because we VALUE our CAREGivers!!

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January 9, 2016
HEALTHCARE SERVICES
Creating Opportunities
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Above positions offer full benefit package.
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ASE CERTIFIED
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Our medium size CBRF is looking for an

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1800 Granite Lane Port Washington 262-268-9555
W150 N11127 Fond du Lac Ave. Germantown 262-250-9800
or email to: ellenshome2@wi.twcbc.com
Human Resources
600 Rolfs Avenue
West Bend WI 53090
www.thresholdinc.org
EEOC / Drug-Free Workplace
Must have a strong background in automotive

repair and major/minor engine repairs.
ASE Master Certification is a plus. 5 years or
more experience preferred. Your own tools are
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Wages will be based on your work experience,
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Apply in Person, by phone or E-mail.
7403 Sleepy Hollow Rd

West Bend, WI 53090 262-334-7522
Or email tony@interstatesawing.com
FULL TIME
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Successful global manufacturer in
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Ideal candidates can read blueprints
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For more information go to
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Mail resumes to:
INDUSTRIAL
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
Must have a strong background in hydraulics/
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small engine/equipment repair and must be able to
read schematics. Drug screening is required.
Wages will be based on your work experience
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weekends required. Benefits available.
Apply in Person, by phone or E-mail.
7403 Sleepy Hollow Rd

West Bend, WI 53090 262-334-7522
Or email tony@interstatesawing.com
METAL FABRICATOR
First & Second shift
Enercon Industries Corporation

W140 N9572 Fountain Blvd. (PO Box 773)
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 (53052-0773)
Matenaer Corporation is seeking a Machine

Operator. Duties of this position include but
are not limited to:
Set up, adjust, and operate a steel slitting
machine on varying material.
Usually close tolerance work requiring a
high degree of skill
Diagnose and rectify tooling problems and
machine malfunctions
Fork lift operation required
Requirements:
Must be able to read and write legibly
Have accurate math skills
Basic computer knowledge
Be able to work from specifications
Use a variety of precision measuring instru
ments including micrometers and calipers
Forklift skills are preferred but not required
Benefits include paid holidays, vacations,
insurance and 401(k) programs.
Work from drawings and sketches to set up, layout,

and perform manual fabricating operations such as;
drilling, tapping, hardware insertion. Requires experience with CNC mills, shears, band saws, radial
drills, hardware insertion equipment, and hand layout tools. Must have good mechanical skills and ability to work under own direction.
PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR

Requires 3 to 5 years experience setting up and
operating CNC press brakes. Requires high precision bending of light gauge metal .0359 up to
.375. Must be able to interpret drawings to make
own set ups and program bending operations in
machine controls. Amada experience preferred.
OPEN BENCH WELDER

Generally mild steel sheet and hot rolled structural,
some aluminum, stainless, and galvanized - .051
thru .375. Strong print reading skills required. Must
be able to certify to 3G and 4G.
Apply to: HR@KSMINDUSTRIES.COM or mail to:
N115 W19025 Edison Dr
Germantown, WI 53022
262-251-9510
Industries, Inc.
EOE
January 9, 2016
Page 19
Blenders
Hayssen & Bartelt Operators
Are you looking for a direct-hire opportunity? Looking for benefits the 1st of
the month after youre hired? Looking for relocation assistance?
Are you looking for a direct-hire opportunity? Looking for benefits the 1st of
the month after youre hired? Looking for relocation assistance?
Consider working at Kerry of Jackson, Wisconsin!
Consider working at Kerry of Jackson, Wisconsin!
Our company of 4+ decades is currently interviewing qualified candidates

to join our international & award winning organization. If you have a minimum
of 3 years experience blending and are a self-motivated worker with
excellent attendance, please contact us today!
Our company of 4+ decades is currently interviewing qualified candidates to

join our international & award winning organization. If you have a minimum of
3 years experience operating Hayssen, Bartelt or similar machinery and are a
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Qualifications
Qualifications
Safety-conscious Food safety knowledge Strict GMP adherence

Drive production to a whole new level Ability to lift 50lbs. repeatedly
Prepare and review machinery metrics
Ability to Identify Opportunities for Improvement
Continuous monitoring of production goals Keen eye for sanitation
Team Oriented Produce the very highest in quality, nutrition and taste
Basic math & ratio measuring Accurate raw material usage and placement
Efficiency development Excellent verbal and written communication
VFFS & HFFS Knowledge Safety-conscious

Food safety knowledge Strict GMP adherence
Read schematics and prepare/produce expected product quantity
Properly document material usage & waste
Continual production level monitoring Keen eye for sanitation
Team Oriented Produce very highest in quality, nutrition and taste
Basic math & ratio measuring Initiative to institute change
Efficiency development Excellent verbal and written communication
To be considered for this opportunity,

please email your resume to KerryCareers@Gmail.com.
To be considered for this opportunity,

please email your resume to KerryCareers@Gmail.com.
We are proud to be an EEO/AA employer. We maintain a drug-free workplace

and perform pre-employment substance abuse testing.
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and perform pre-employment substance abuse testing.
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Attend a 1:1 Job Fair at the following locations:
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15105 Library Lane
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TUESDAYS
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WEDNESDAYS
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110 East Park Ave
Hartland, WI 53029
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THURSDAYS
Jack Russell Hartford Library
Main Street, Hartford
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FRIDAYS
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Poplar Street
Time: 10:00- 2:00 p.m.
send your resume to

Jennifer.doty@manpower.com
Call 262-225-2074
Register at manpowerjobs.com
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YOUR FIRST SOURCE FOR LOCAL NEWS, SPORTS & ADVERTISING

Schmitz honored for service on Hamilton board

Hamilton School Board member Gerald Schmitz was honored

ers took the criticism to heart,

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