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    BYTHOMAS J. MCKILLEN

    MANAGING EDITOR

    Manufacturing is part of the future in America, and a five-year-old event seeks to get that message out to tomorrows work-force.

    The Manufacturing Career Expo, which will be held Oct. 9-10 at Davians Banquet Center in Menomonee Falls, will connectstudents from three school districts Menomonee Falls,Germantown and Hamilton with 23 manufacturers. Studentsfrom each school will attend the event at separate times. In addi-tion, the event is open to the public from 2-6 p.m. Oct. 9 and 2-

    4 p.m. Oct. 10.Todays manufacturing can be described as advancedmanufacturing requiring precision, robotics, computer program-ming, automation, innovation, lean, requiring learned skills tak-ing place in clean, safe environments. Careers in manufacturingprovide family sustaining incomes, the Germantown Chamberstated in a news release promoting the event.

    The Germantown chamber co-sponsors the event with theMenomonee Falls and Sussex chambers. More than 1,300 stu-dents have attended the event since it was first started.

    Lynn Grgich, Germantown chamber director, said the pro-gram was first started at the Menomonee Falls chamber with afocus group of manufacturers looking for a way to utilize cham-ber resource in securing future employees.

    Because Germantown and Sussex also have a large num-

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    The second heat of the "Dachshund Dash" is held atHunsrucker Oktoberfest in Germantown Sept. 28. Photoby Thomas J. McKillen.Turn to page 6

    Stotts at Schauer:Storyteller and singerStuart Stotts will bringhis comedic personalityto the Schauer Arts &

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    Washington County will hold its next FullService Clean Sweep Saturday, Oct. 12, 8a.m. to noon, at the Washington County

    Highway Facility, 900 Lang St., West Bend.This is an opportunity for county residentsto properly dispose or recycle unwanted haz-ardous chemicals, electronic goods, pharma-ceutical medication and used tires. There willbe drive-through collection stations for con-venience.

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    The Kettle Moraine Symphony hasannounced its 2013-2014 season, whichwill take audiences on Musical Journeyswith four live concert performances starting

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    March 1 at 2 p.m. at Our SaviorsChurch in West BendRussian Romanticsconcert with a performance by the studentwinner of the Washington County ConcertoCompetition.

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    ber of manufacturers in our communities andare logistically so close, the Menomonee FallsChamber invited us to partner with them in thisendeavor. The Chambers are committed to thisevent because our manufacturers see value init, Grgich said.

    While the event was focused strictly on thestudents in the three districts the first few years,last year hours were set aside to be open to thepublic.

    After holding the event for a few years, itwas evident we could host more students. Soin 2012 we started offering an open-to-the-public time period and publicized it to post sec-ondary students at the two-year schools, mid-dle school students and their parents, andemployees and their students at the companieswho were represented at the event, Grgich

    said.Grgich said invitations for this years event

    have been sent out to high schools in Ozaukee,

    Milwaukee, Washington and Waukesha coun-ties. She said organizers anticipate 500 stu-dents will attend the Thursday times.

    Besides potential employees who are cur-rently students in the schools, Grgich noted thechambers and businesses participating in theevent have also invited parents and educatorsto the event.

    Unless you or someone close to you isemployed in manufacturing, you may not real-ize todays industry is advanced manufactur-ing, requiring precision work, possibly involv-ing robotics, computer programming, skillsrequiring continued education beyond highschool all taking place in safe, clean, andlean environments, she said.

    When interviewed at last years event, TimSabinash of Magnatek noted that in additionto community residents and parents of studentsfrom the Menomonee Falls, Germantown andSussex areas attending the open house, the2012 event drew students from the BrookfieldCentral Project Lead the Way program also

    attended the event.We are able to put a lot of great manu-

    facturers in one place, have excellent displaysthat really have a chance for companies toshow what their wares are and give a goodview of manufacturing in the 21st Century,Sabinash said. This isnt only for the kids, itsfor the parents as well and thats where youreally get the engagement. Weve got to getthe parents to understand the great opportuni-ties that are out there in manufacturing today.

    Earlier this year, the job openings in manu-facturing and several other fields were summa-rized in the The Washington County Retirementand Departure Intentions Survey Report.According to the report, 17.5 percent of sur-veyed employees plan to retire within the nextfive years, 33.9 percent within the next 10years and 50.9 percent over the next 15 years.

    Specifically, the report noted that 48.6 per-cent of the county workforce in materials/ware-housing and transportation planned to retirewithin 10 years and 69.4 percent of that work-

    force intended to retire within 15 years. In thearea of production, operations and manufactur-ing, 43 percent of the county workforce in thoseareas planned to retire within the next 10 yearsand 57.7 percent intend to retire within the next15 years. Grgich said the report quantified con-cerns local manufacturers have over a work-force shortage in the years ahead. She addedthat word is starting to get out about manufac-turing as a career option for todays students.

    Some of that is thanks to the GreatRecession and the publics awareness of thecost of a four-year college education and thechallenge to obtain a career in the graduatesfield of study. So it isnt a challenge to presentthis field as an option because there are advan-tages such as the ability to enter the work-force sooner with fewer educational costs and,in some cases, future education being paid forby your employer, Grgich said. A four-yearcollege education isnt for every student andthose students (who dont choose that route)do have opportunities for viable careers.

    ...Parents and educators invited to event

    This past June, a team of 20 from EllsworthAdhesives, an adhesive products distributorbased in Germantown, WI, participated in theannual American Cancer Societys Relay forLife fundraising event held to raise money andawareness for cancer patients and research.This year, Brown Deer High School hosted t he

    Milwaukee-Brown Deer overnight walkingevent on June 21, 2013. The EllsworthAdhesives team raised $26,357.00, whichplaced the team first in Wisconsin and fifth inthe nation for Relay for Life fundraising.

    Darlene De Rocher, Ellsworth AdhesivesRelay for Life team chairperson, stated, "This

    was our sixth year participating in Relay forLife. We love to help those in need of cancertreatment and care and hope to beat thisamount next time." The Ellsworth AdhesivesTeam started their fundraising efforts sixmonths before the event. This included candyand food sales, raffles, auctions, as well as

    team donations. "We are so thankful to all ofour friends, family and fellow employees whocontributed to our effort s this year." De Rochercommented.

    On Sept. 9, Ellsworth Adhesives alongwith Glue Dots International, a subsidiarycompany of Ellsworth Adhesives that also par-

    ticipated in Relay for Life and raised$10,070.00 bringing the fundraising total to$36,427.00, held a luncheon and check pres-entation to representatives for the AmericanCancer Society and Relay for Life MichelleKreuser and Adam Martin. Funds raised byEllsworth Adhesives and Glue Dots

    International will stay in Wisconsin and gotowards cancer research, support groups,Hope lodges and transport programs forappointments.

    Ellsworth Adhesives is a distributor ofadhesive products and equipment. EllsworthAdhesives is a value added supplier of adhe-

    sives, sealants, coatings, encapsulants, tapes,releases and lubricants from leading interna-tional manufacturers including 3M, Bostik,Dow Corning, Dymax, Emerson & Cuming,Fisnar, Loctite, Lord, Permabond, Techcon andmany others and offers the most comprehen-sive level of technical expertise available.

    Ellsworth Adhesives operates sales officesand warehouses in the United States,Canada, Mexico, Europe, Brazil, China,Hong Kong, Australia and Malaysia.Ellsworth Adhesives can be contacted directlyat 1-800-888-0698 or by visitingwww.ellsworth.com.

    Ellsworth Adhesive first in state for Relay for Life fund raising

    The Hunsrucker Oktoberfest, which was held at Dheinsville HistoricalPark in Germantown, featured performances by Copper Box (top rightphoto), the River City Blaskapelle (bottom right photo) and theGoodtime Dutchmen (bottom left photo). Photos by Thomas J.McKillen.

    The sounds of music at

    Oktoberfest

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    Today's column is about oral cancer. One of our wonderfulpatients was diagnosed with tonsillar cancer and is undergoing

    surgery, chemotherapy and radiation and we send our prayersfor a speedy and full recovery! It is important to remind ourreadership about one of the many important reasons to seetheir dentist regularly.

    According to the Oral Cancer Foundation there will be42,000 Americans that receive a diagnosis of oral orpharyngeal cancer this year and this will result in 8000 deaths.

    Oral cancer is a group of cancers that involve the head andneck and are found to be squamous cell carcinoma in 90% ofcases. Squamous cell carcinomas have a much greater chanceof spreading (or metastasizing) in comparison to basal cellcarcinomas. The lesion is often asymptomatic which makesoral cancer screenings imperative. It most commonly appearsas a reddish skin plaque or ulcer that grows slowly. A cancercell is one that doesn't turn off and keeps multiplying as aresult of a genetic mutation to genes. These cells cannot repairthemselves.

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    Oral or mouth cancer most commonly involves the tongue.It may also occur on the floor of the mouth, cheek lining,gums , the roof of one's mouth, or the lips. They may arisefrom many types of tissue in the mouth including salivaryglands and lymph tissue.

    What should I look for?Keep your eye out for a skin lesion, lump, or ulcer that does

    not go away for around 2 weeks. This may be a small lesionon the tongue, lip, or other mouth areas. It is usually palecolored, but potentially could be dark or discolored. An earlywarning sign may be a white patch called a "leukoplakia" or ared patch known as an "erythroplakia" on the soft tissues ofthe mouth. These lesions are usually painless initially,however, it may develop a burning sensation or pain when thetumor is advanced. Other symptoms to look for are tongueproblems, hard time swallowing, and mouth sores. Pain maybe a late symptom but most often oral cancers are painless.

    How can a dentist tell if a lesion is cancerous or not?

    A dentist can identify a potentially cancerous lesion.However, a biopsy is the only way to know for sure. Benignand malignant lesions can look identical to the eye. A non-invasive brush biopsy can be performed to rule out thepresence of cancerous cells. The only definitive method fordetermining if cancerous or precancerous cells are present isthrough biopsy. The cells will then undergo microscopicevaluation to determine if they are indeed cancerous.

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    LIFE CHURCHServices Times - Saturday 4:30pm; Sunday9:00am & 10:45am. Childrens Service &Nursery Provided. All services atGermantown Market Place - Squire &Mequon Rd. 262.251.5050www.lifechurchwi.com

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    Limbs shall be no more than 6 foot in length and placed at the curb withthe trunk facing the street for easier handling. Please tie branches 2 orsmaller into bundles no larger than 2 feet in diameter using twine or lightrope. Your cooperation with this will greatly increase the efficiency atwhich we can pick up the brush. Brush in containers WILL NOT bepicked up as too often there is yardwaste in the bottom of thecontainer. Yardwaste and leaves are not included inthe pick-up. We encourage you to take youryardwaste to the Recycling Center.

    Please be aware that raking leaves into thestreet area is against Village Ordinance and

    the Village of Germantown WILL NOT pickup such leaves. Again, we encourage you totake your leaves to the Recycling Center.

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    For the annual Condella's Coats for Kidscampaign, parent can drop off slightly usedchildren's coats at all Fox Bros Piggly Wigglystores now through Saturday, Oct. 12.

    Fox Bros is a partner in the 2013Condella's Coats for Kids campaign organ-ized by WITI FOX 6. This is the 28th year ofthe campaign that has helped thousands andthousands of area children.

    To celebrate the campaign, FOXTOBER-FEST will be held at all Fox Bros stores Oct.12. Special sales, tastings and activities forthe family including Guess the Pumpkin'sWeight and children's coloring contests willbe a part of the festivities.

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    Vince Condella, WITI FOX 6 ChiefMeteorologist, has been leading the cam-paign since the beginning.

    "'I am counting on the generosity of every-one again this year," said Condella. "Thisentire effort is completely dependent on oneperson helping another by donating a coat."

    Partners with WITI FOX 6 in Condella'sCoats for Kids includes ITU who donates thewashing of the coats and BondedTransportation Solutions, who pick up coatsat the donation sites. Steinhafels, JohnsonBank and Subway Restaurants are drop off

    sites and the Salvation Army works with areaschools to distribute coats to school childrenwho need them.

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    The following programs and events willbe offered at the Germantown Senior Center.

    Easy Living programWednesday,Oct. 9, 9:30 to 11 a.m. Attendees will learnabout arthritis management and joint protec-tion at this free program. Program will include

    free paraffin dips and hand massages by anexperienced therapist. Refreshments will beserved. One can sign up in person or nyphone.

    Shoo the Flu flu vaccinations provid-ed by Aurora QuickCare ClinicThursday,Oct. 10, 9 to 10 a.m. The fee is $30 per flushot (cash or check only). All Medicare andcommercial plans accepted.

    Annual BazaarSaturday, Oct. 26, 9a.m. to 3 p.m. Event will include fall crafts, arummage sale and homemade bakery. Lunch

    will be available. Tai Chi program for seniorsMondays,

    Nov. 4-Dec. 23, 1 to 2 p.m. In this eight-weekprogram, attendees will learn this traditionalChinese exercise that is practiced for relax-ation, balance, strength and flexibility. The

    class will be taught by Sherrod Milewski, aTai Chi teacher in the Milwaukee area formore than 30 years. She has studied with TaiChi masters from China, Taiwan and theUnites States. (Milewski can be reached at414-840-4590.) Fee for class is $65.Interested individuals can sign up at theSenior Center.

    The Senior Center is located at W162N11960 Park Avenue and can be reachedby calling (262) 253-7799.

    The Germantown Senior Center is offeringthe following one-day tours to area seniors.Tours are:

    Christmas in the CountryFriday, Nov.29: Seniors will head to Grand Geneva Resortin Lake Geneva for their holiday show A

    Christmas Portrait, which highlights the mostmemorable years of Grand Genevas Christmaspast and present with technology and thesinging of some of Broadways finest perform-ers. Trip will also include tours of Hall of Trees,an elaborate Christmas tree display, and view-ing of the Gingerbread House display. A three-course meal will be served before the show.There will also be a holiday tea. The cost is$115. Seniors will depart from GermantownMartketplace at 10:15 a.m. and return atapproximately 5:15 p.m. Reservation deadlineis Nov. 15.

    Kicking Off Christmas inChicagoFriday, Dec. 13: Seniors will take aBadger Coach to Chicago for shopping at theWatertown Place, lunch at Macys and a visit toChristkindlmarket. Group will depart from theGermantown Center Mall at 8 a.m. and return

    around 7:30 p.m. The cost is $86. Reservationdeadline is Nov. 29. Fireside ChristmasWednesday, Dec.

    4: Seniors will enjoy a musical revue at FiresideDinner Theatre in Fort Atkinson and a luncheon.Group will depart from GermantownMarketplace at 8:45 a.m. and return at approx-imately 5:15 p.m. The cost is $99. Reservationdeadline is Nov. 20.

    Interested individuals can sign up for thetours at the Senior Center, located at W162N11960 Park Ave. For more information, call(262) 253-7799.

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    Local pizzeria Pizza Station is offering can-cer patients across the country a Slice ofHope by donating 15 percent of its sales fromFriday, Oct. 11 to the Seattle-based KarenMullen Breast Cancer Foundation.

    October 11 has been designated asNational Pizza Party Day by Slice of Hope, acharitable initiative of the pizza industry, andpizzerias nationwide will be donating funds tothe foundation that day. Slice of Hope hasbanded together these eateries in an effort tofight this disease that impacts hundreds of thou-sands of individuals each year. In fact, morethan 190,000 new cases of breast cancer willbe diagnosed this year and approximately40,000 women will die from the disease. Thatsapproximately 110 breast cancer deaths daily,and Pizza Station owners Tim and Barb Holtz

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    A groundbreaking was held for anarchery range at the Jackson Town Hall ParkSept. 12.

    When reached for comment last week,Jackson Joint Parks and Recreation DirectorKelly Valentino said she first proposed the

    archery range to the Town Board in fall 2011,which voted to move ahead with the project.According to Valentino, in spring 2012 internBilly Welacha laid the groundwork for thedevelopment of the range. Welacha workedwith Barb and Norb Yogerst, who run anarchery program through a 4-H club.

    I dont think this project could have hap-pened without their guidance, Valentinosaid.

    In addition, Valentino said Cade Alcoxmade several parts of the archery range partof his Eagle Scout project, while members ofAlcoxs Boy Scout troop 765 contributed withspreading mulch and in organizing the dedi-cation ceremony.

    Valentino said that in addition to beingused for recreation programming, 4-H Clubsand local scouts will be using the range. Shesaid the facility is a recreational rangefocuses on families and instruction.

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    Storyteller and singer Stuart Stotts will bringhis comedic personality to the Schauer Arts &Activities Center on Sunday, Oct. 20 at 3 p.m.

    Stotts is an award-winning singer, author,and storyteller who lives in DeForest, Wis. Hehas worked as a full-time performer since 1986and gives over 200 shows a year for familiesaround the Midwest. The Kennedy Centerteaching artist is a frequent presenter at confer-ences and workshops for teachers, parents andlibrarians.

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    The Germantown boys cross countryteam finished seventh at the MuskegoWarrior Invitational Sept. 28.

    Trevor Becker led Germantown with asixth place finish, running the course in16:51. He was followed by Nick Foti (20th,17:21), Dan Horanoff (44th, 17:47), JakeDuFrane (55th, 17:57), Brady Sheridan(59th, 18:06) Blake DeMunck (76th, 18:22)and Craig Reese (78th, 18:24).

    The Menomonee Falls boys cross coun-try team finished 17th at the meet.

    The Hamilton boys cross country teamfinished fourth at the Pete Nielsen KettleMoraine Laser Relays Sept. 28. Hamiltonwas led by a 13th place finish by RobertLittle, who ran the course in 17:27.67. Hewas followed by Joshua DeSorcy (23,17:48.36), Eric Downs (42nd, 18:25.98),

    Jacob Storm (52nd, 18:38.75). In t he sec -ond relay race, Steven Smith placed ninthwith a time of 18:38.74 and was followedby Aaron Hintz (18th, 18:57.48), SeanThompson (20th, 18:58.23) and BenjaminBurke (37th, 19:29.84)

    Hamilton placed third in the girls compe-tition at the relays. Ashlyn Paulson ledHamilton with a 14th place finish in the firstrace, running the course in 16:14.32. Shewas followed by Anna Selestow (45th,17:28.81), Hannah Jeffers (47th, 17:33.54)and Emmerson Vesely (53rd, 17:51.03). Inthe second race, Emma Woelfel placed sev-enth with a time of 16:56.03. She was fol-lowed by Ammel Marie (14th,17:18.19),Victoria Schulze (19th, 17:33.53) and ErinFardy (20th, 17:34.69).

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    Grafton stayed even with Germantownfor a quarter before the Warhawks scoredthree touchdowns in nine minutes on the wayto a 35-0 win.

    "They came at us hard, they're a goodteam, " Germantown Coach Jake Davis saidof Grafton, which was celebratingHomecoming week. "They played hard, theygave us their best and we decided to get in agrove and get it going."

    With the win, Germantown is now onewin away from qualifying for the playoffs.

    Germantown opened the scoring asDwayne Lawhorn Jr. connected with NickHolcomb on a 49-yard pass play at the 9:25mark of the second quarter. Germantownheld Grafton on the next possession and thengot the ball on the 25-yard line after a badpunt. Wide receiver Connor Schulz then tooka handoff and connected with Holcomb on a12-yard pass play at the 6:34 mark to finisha four-play drive.

    Germantown's third score came as JoeLemerond scored on an 11-yard run at the1:56 mark to make the score 21-0 to finish offa three-play drive. Germantown had onemore opportunity to score before halftime butGrafton intercepted the ball in the end zone.

    Germantown's other scores came on a 2-yard run by Lemerond at the 2:52 mark of the

    third quarter and a 7-yard pass play fromLawhorn to Walters with 11:49 remaining.Lemerond led Germantown with 99 yardsrushing in 19 carries.

    Davis said he was pleased with the bal-ance on offense between the run and pass.

    Afterward, Germantown had a 3-1 NorthShore Conference record and a 5-1 overallmark. Germantown could clinch a spot in theplayoffs with a win over Nicolet Oct. 4.

    Menomonee Falls 49, WauwatosaEast 3: Menomonee Falls came within onewin of a playoff bid with a win over theRaiders. Christian Almonte ran 20 times for170 yards and two touchdowns while AdamVechart ran seven times for 109 yards andtwo touchdowns. Bryce Murtry ran four timesfor 40 yards and two touchdowns.Menomonee Falls final score came on a 9-yard run by Boyd Sansone.

    Afterward, Menomonee Falls had a 3-1Greater Metro Conference record and a 5-1overall mark.

    Marquette 38, Hamilton 21:Hamilton's record dropped to 2-2 in theGreater Metro Conference and 3-3 overallfollowing the loss. Drew Patterson ran 21times for 126 yards and scored two touch-downs while Isaiah Webb returned a kickofffor Hamilton's other touchdown.

    Menomonee Falls opened the SprawlSept. 27 with wins over Wisconsin Lutheran(25-23, 25-19), Manitowoc Lincoln (25-20,27-25) and Arrowhead (25-13, 25-11). Thenext morning, Menomonee Falls beat CatholicMemorial (25-22, 25-16) and WestoshaCentral (25-21, 25-18) to advance to the goldmedal bracket. In the semifinal, MenomoneeFalls beat Greater Metro Conference rivalDivine Savior Holy Angels 25-16, 25-22. TheIndians then finished the day with a 24-26, 18-25 loss to East Troy.

    It is the second weekend tournament lossto East Troy for Menomonee Falls, who lost tothe top-ranked Division 2 squad at the ThomasMore/Homestead Joust in August.

    Im very pleased with what we didtoday, Menomonee Falls Coach J.C. Brunssaid. Weve played in the two biggest tour-naments of the year and weve lost to the bestteam in the state both times. You cant com-plain about that too much.

    Bruns noted that in addition to the Sprawl,it was also Homecoming weekend forMenomonee Falls.

    Against East Troy, Bruns said its necessaryto serve tough to keep them out of theiroffense.

    We had good stretches of that in the first

    game but not enough overall in both games tobe effective, he said.

    Coming out of the Sprawl, Bruns said histeam is healthy.

    Im very pleased with where are rightnow. Weve just got to maintain that movingforward.

    In conference play Oct. 1, MenomoneeFalls beat West Allis Hale 22-25, 25-20,25-15, 25-11.

    The Germantown girls volleyball team fin-ished second at its home invitational Sept. 28.Germantown opened the tournament withwins over Slinger (25-16, 25-13), Hamilton(25-16, 25-12), Franklin (25-11, 25-23) andWhitnall (25-20, 24-26, 15-13). Germantownlost to New Berlin Eisenhower 25-17, 25-22before ending the day with a 25-11, 25-10win over Greendale Martin Luther.

    In conference play Oct. 1, Germantownlost to Nicolet 17-25, 22-25, 26-24, 18-25)

    Hamilton lost all its matches at theGermantown Invite, falling to Martin Luther(21-25, 25-27), Whitnall (20-25, 19-25),Germantown, Slinger (21-25, 13-25), Franklin(23-25, 23-25) and Eisenhower (11-25, 16-25). Hamilton then lost to Brookfield East inGreater Metro Conference play Oct. 1, 19-25,8-25, 18-25).

    Germantown improved its overall record to7-5 following wins against nonconference andconference opponents within t he past week.

    On Sept. 26, Germantown defeated WestBend West in a nonconference match, 4-0.

    Paul Cizewski scored two of Germantown'sgoals, with assists from Preston Yahr and ZachKnudson. The Warhawks other goals camefrom Lucas Sbraglia (assist from Junior Beltran)and Beltran (assist by Cizewski).

    Germantown followed that victory with a9-0 win at Port Washington Oct. 1. Afterward,Germantown had a 5-2 North ShoreConference record and was tied for second

    place with Grafton in the conference.Menomonee Falls remained in third place

    in the Greater Metro Conference with a 3-3conference record and a 13-5 overall mark fol-lowing a 2-0 win at Brookfield Central Oct. 1.

    Menomonee Falls' goals came from KayOlapo and Will VanderHorst.The previous Saturday Menomonee Falls

    defeated Kettle Moraine Lutheran 7-2 in a non-conference match. Jacob Lucht scored twogoals while Olapo, Connor Young, Ian Storts,Nick Gonzales and Joe Burgoyne also scoredfor Menomonee Falls.

    Boys soccer: Germantown tops KML, Port

    Girls volleyball:Falls second at Sprawl

    Germantown runs past Grafton,within 1 win of playoffs

    Menomonee Falls defensive tackle Kendall Walker makes his way downfield after mak-ing a one-handed interception on a tipped pass in the second half of a 49-3 win overWauwatosa East Sept. 27. The Indians improved to 5-1. Photo by School District ofMenomonee Falls.

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    The following report was taken fromrecords at the Germantown PoliceDepartment.

    Drug possession A male subject was taken into custody

    for possession of marijuana and drug para-phernalia at 3:31 p.m. Sept. 22 following atraffic stop at Division Road and Ava Circle.

    A male subject was arrested for posses-sion of marijuana and drug paraphernalia at1:25 a.m. Sept. 24 following a traffic stop atDriftwood Court and Western Avenue.

    A male subject was taken into custody

    for possession of heroin and drug parapher-nalia at 2:56 p.m. Sept. 27 at a business in

    the W18000 block of Carnegie Drive. A rep-resentative for the company called policeafter observing a used syringe on the dockfloor.

    Warrant A male subject was taken into custody

    on and Oak Creek warrant for operating afterrevocation at 11:25 p.m. Sept. 28 following atraffic stop at N. Highway 41 and LannonRoad. He was also cited for obstructing andplaced in jail.

    Operating while intoxicated

    A male subject was arrested for operat-ing while intoxicated-second offense at 12:09

    a.m. Sept. 27 following a traffic stop at Mapleand Mequon roads. A female subject was arrested for oper-

    ating while intoxicated at 1:59 a.m. Sept. 29following a traffic stop at N. Highway 41North and Holy Hill Road.

    Retail theft A male subject was arrested for retail

    theft at 11:43 a.m. Sept. 22 after he wasobserved hiding Blu-ray discs under his shirt atWalmart, W190 N9855 Appleton Avenue.

    A male subject was arrested for retailtheft at Walmart at 2:08 p.m. Sept. 28.

    A male subject was arrested for retailtheft at Fleet Farm, N96 W18200 County

    Line Road, at 3:46 p.m. Sept. 28.

    Truancy Two subjects, a boy and a girl, were

    cited for truancy at 9:32 a.m. Sept. 24 afteran officer observed the pair leaveGermantown High School while school was insession.

    Vandalism A vehicle in the W15000 block of

    Gettysburg Drive was egged during theovernight hours of Sept. 27 and 28.

    A vehicle in the W14000 block of

    Preserve Parkway was egged during theovernight hours of Sept. 27 and 28.

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    News & EventsAround the village and county

    Free fall gardening seminar set forOct. 10

    A free West Bend Beautification seminar

    entitled Put Your Garden to Bed for theWinter and Other Fall Gardening will be pre-sented Thursday, Oct. 10 at 7 p.m. at WestBend City Hall-Council Chambers (secondfloor), 1115 S. Main St. The speaker will beMaster Gardener Kathleen Awe ofCedarburg.

    Parking is available in the front lot.Attendees should enter through the MainStreet doors and follow the signs. To register,call the WBBC office at (262) 335-5083,email address [email protected] or goto www.westbendbeautificationcommittee.org

    A Community Affair set for Oct.19

    A Community Affairan arts, crafts, col-lectibles and antiques show run by CommunityLeague, a Menomonee Falls service organiza-tionwill be held Saturday, Oct. 19. The eventwill run from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. atMenomonee Falls High School, W142 N8101Merrimac Drive, in Menomonee Falls. The fair

    will include