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Prohibition presenta-tion: On Wednesday,Oct. 29 at 6:30pm, theMenomonee FallsPublic Library will pres-ent Genevieve Davisand her film Secret Life,Secret Death. The filmis about Prohibition andher grandmother whogot involved with boot-legging and prostitutionin gangland Chicagoand NorthernWisconsin See page 4.

Board supports vacat-ing portion of road:The Menomonee FallsVillage Board gave finalapproval Oct. 20 for thevacation of a portion ofHayes Avenue north ofRoosevelt Drive. Seepage 10.

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Davis Corazzari of the Falls Junior Indians seventhgrade team runs upfield during an Oct. 18 against ateam from Sussex. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

BYNIKKI ACKERMANSTAFF WRITER

In a ballroom filled almost exclusively with women, aspirit of strength and camaraderie dominated as eightbreast cancer survivors strutted a catwalk Oct. 17 for afundraiser to benefit the Breast Center at at Froedtert &the Medical College of Wisconsin Community MemorialHospital in Menomonee Falls.

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, theCommunity Memorial Foundations luncheon and fash-

ion show at the Hilton Garden Inn in Milwaukee put anew spin on an annual event, said the Foundations spe-cial events coordinator Donna Roesch.

Weve done this type of event in the past, but thisyear we decided to make it about womens issuesweare celebrating breast cancer survivors and the messageof this month, she said. We want people to takecharge of their health, and we want everyone to knowthat we offer all those preventative services and treat-ment at CMH. It is about getting well and staying well.

The eight modelsKathleen Binder; Amy Dethloff;Susan Eggleston; Ann Finnessey; Karen Gersonde;Dawn Hinton; Sandy Polyak; and MaryStauffacherwho starred in the fashion show portion ofthe event received their treatment at the Cancer CareCenter at CMH.

All of our models are breast cancer survivors whohave agreed to come and inspire us, said guest emceeRuth Graczkowski. This disease affects everyone and

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The following will be offered bythe Germantown Senior Center,W162 N11960 Park Avenue.

Health screeningA healthscreening is offered the fourthWednesday of every month, from10:30 to 11:30 a.m. A registerednurse from Community MemorialHospital will take seniors' blood pres-sure and answer any questions abouthealth.

Elderly benefit specialistElderlybenefit specialist Jennifer Fechtercomes to the Senior Center the secondTuesday and fourth Thursday of eachmonth from 9:30 to 3 p.m. Sheanswers questions about medicareand medical assistance, supplements,all community-based services, housingand tax information. To schedule anappointment, call the Senior Center.For more information, call the

Washington County Dept. on Aging at1-877-306-3030 or (262) 335-4497. Card groupsPlayers and subs

are needed for the Senior Center'sCanasta and 500 card groups whichmeet every other Friday at 12:30 p.m.and for the Tuesday 12:30 p.m.sheepshead group. Call ArdenFessenbecker at (262) 628-1123 orLorrane French at (262) 251-0617 forcanasta; Millie Clawitter at (262)251-3090 for 500; and Bob Benningat (262) 255-1628 for sheepshead.

Bridge/Hand & FootA Bridgegroup meets Thursdays at 12:30 p.m.and a Hand & Foot group Fridays at12:30 p.m.

The senior center can be reachedat (262) 253-7799.

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On Wednesday, Oct. 29 at6:30pm, the Menomonee Falls PublicLibrary will present Genevieve Davisand her film SECRET LIFE, SECRETDEATH. She will show the movie anddiscuss it at the end. The film is about

Prohibition and her grandmother whogot involved with bootlegging andprostitution in gangland Chicago andNorthern Wisconsin. This program isfree and open to the public in theCommunity/Meeting Room on the first

floor. For more information, pleasecall Karen at 262-532-8912 or checkonline at home.mf.lib.wi.usMenomonee Falls Public Library,W156 N8436 Pilgrim Road,Menomonee Falls.

The Christian Women's SocSt. Gabriel Parish, Hubertuholding their "Country Craft FSunday, Nov. 9 from 9 a.m. toAttendees can start their Chshopping early while enjoyicrafts, silent auction, can rafflesale and a raffle for a han

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barbecue, hot dogs and drinbe available also. Free admSt. Gabriel is located on theeast corner of Hwy 164Hubertus Road.

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The following report was takenfrom records at the MenomoneeFalls Police Department.

Carrying a concealed weapon A 25-year-old woman was arrested

for carrying a concealed weapon and twocounts of possession of drug parapherna-lia at 10:57 p.m. Oct. 9 following a traff icstop at highways 41 and 145.

Menomonee Falls police responded afterreceiving information from Germantownpolice that the woman had been involvedin a hit-and-run incident. A dagger wasfound on the front seat on the vehicle andtwo drug paraphernalia items were alsolocated in the car.

Operating while intoxicated A 62-year-old man was arrested for

operating while intoxicated-first offense at11:36 p.m. Oct. 5 after he was stoppedfor speeding at Good Hope and Marcyroads.

Retail theft Four Apple i-Phones were stolen

from Verizon, N95 W18141 Appleton

Avenue, Oct. 4. Two unknown actors fledthe store with the phones around 1:21p.m.

Theft Two jewelry sets valued at $500

were reported stolen from a femalesapartment in the N6000 block of

Northfield Drive sometimes between Sept.10 and Oct. 2.

Warrants A 35-year-old man was taken into

custody on a West Allis warrant at 11:39p.m. Oct. 12 following a traffic stop athighways 41 and 145.

A 58-year-old man was taken intocustody on a Waukesha County Sheriff's

Office warrant at 5:14 p.m. Oct. 10 in theW15000 block of Appleton Avenue. A 21-year-old Milwaukee man was

taken into custody on a Berrier Countywarrant at 2:14 p.m. Oct. 10 after policemade contact with him as part of a caraccident that took place at Silver SpringDrive and Campbell Drive.

A 33-year-old Menomonman was taken into custodyWaushara County Sheriff's Dewarrant at 9:41 p.m. Oct. 9 afteresponded to the report of a diindividual at AJ O'Brady's, N88 WMain St.

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CROSSWAY CHURCHW156 N10041 Pilgrim Rd, Germantown.Sunday morning worship services at 9:00am& 10:45am. (262) [email protected] www.crosswaygt.org

FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCHW172 N11187 Division Rd, Germantown.Pastor Thomas Kaul. (262) 251-8250. Times

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Good Hope & Pilgrim Roads - MenomoneeFalls. Rev. Thomas Engler. Worship: Thurs-day 6:30pm and Sunday 8:00am & 10:30am.Sunday School & Bible Study 9:15am. 262-251-3360. Handicap accessible.www.popmf.com

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we are here to bandtogether with family,friends and neighborsto say, This is notacceptable. Yourcourage and strengthis inspiring and we arehere to honor you onthis journey. We areall here to supportyou.

Featuring clothingand accessories byRobins Nest, shoes byDesigner ShowWarehouse and fursby A.J. Ugent Furs, thefashion show includedthree sets of looks.

This is fun and aprivilege, saidFinnessey as she pre-pared to take thestage. Its exciting tobe able to do some-thing like this and itsalways great to bearound other sur-vivors. It is being part of a true sisterhood;we all know how the others feel.

The event came together with assis-tance from many facets of the community,including volunteer Yinka Olapo who workswith the American Cancer Societys LookGood, Feel Good program offered to can-

cer patients at CMH.Today I helped with the models, touch-ing up their makeup and hair, and I just loveit, she said. Anytime you can give back tothe community is a true blessing.

Kerry Freiberg, executive director of theFoundation, called the event a life-affirm-ing occasion.

She told the story of Patricia, her child-hood friends mother who was diagnosedwith breast cancer three decades ago.

It was a devastating diagnosis, yetPatricia said, I am going to treat this andshe underwent a mastectomy and radia-tion, Freiberg said.

Freiberg went on to share that Patricia

had died earlier that weekbut breast cancer.

She was 95 years old and liveand beautiful life, Freiberg statedwe are sad to have lost her, she trover breast cancer...and I invite yous at Community Memorial in ou

that someday breast cancer will bus.Patricia Petry, Womens Serv

Director with CMH, spoke on theand accreditations the Breast Cented at the second floor of the WCenter at CMHhas earned since in 2003.

I just want everyone to knoware pretty good! she said.

The event also included a silenand raffle bidding.

Community Memorial Foundatifunds for services and programs topatient care at Community MHospital. For more information, visit communitymemorialfoundation

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The models at an Oct. 17 fund raiser for the Breasat at Froedtert & the Medical College of WCommunity Memorial Hospital in Menomonee Falout on the catwalk at shows conclusion. Photo bAckerman.

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When Menomonee Falls residentKathleen Binder was diagnosed with Stage

3 breast cancer in October 2012, she wasnot entirely surprised.My mother passed away from breast

cancer in 2001 so I had an idea it was apossibility, she said. But still, it was some-thing I did not want to accept.

The now-56-year-old first noticed some-thing was awry in September 2012, eventhough her mammogram that February hadbeen fine. She waited a month to go getthings checked outan approach she doesnot recommend.

I would highly advise against spend-ing a month not knowing whats going onwith your body, she said.

Once diagnosed that November,Binderwho received treatment at theBreast Center of Community Memorial

Hospitalbegan an arduous journey ofchemotherapy that went on for more thansix months.

That was very hard because I was stillworking, said Binder, who continues towork out of Froedtert Healths WoodlandPrime billing office in the village.

In June 2013 Binder underwent a dou-ble mastectomy and began a lighter courseof chemotherapy that lasted for a year. InMay 2014, she began the reconstructionprocess and she continues with physicaltherapy to avoid further lymphedema, fluidretention that has affected her armsbecause of the surgery.

Since (the surgery) I have been good,very good! she said. I feel like I have got-

ten the majority of my strength back and I

am happy with the results of the reconstruc-tion.

She is also, finally, able to take aproverbial deep breath.

My oncologist said I am curednot inremission, cured, she said. He said this isbecause I was in Stage 3. In Stage 4 youare always in remission.

Binder, who is a born-again Christian,said she had to rely on her faith and thekindness of family and friends during thistrying time.

This has strengthened my faith and mytrust in God and has made me a happierperson overall, she said. I am single so inthe beginning I was worried about whowould help me out, but my friends andchurch (Crossway in Germantown) werethere for me. They were so encouraging.

She especially credits her friend JanetKenny and sister Karen Passailaigue, whocame from California to live with Binder for

a few months.They were a huge help in my recoveryprocess, said Binder.

Being asked to participate in theCommunity Memorial Foundations fashionshow for Breast Cancer Awareness Monthwas a pleasant surprise.

I love clothes and I love dressing up,she said. This is such a perfect fun eventand it is one of the first really great things tocome out of (my battle against cancer). Iam so happy they are honoring the gals!

Binder said it has been a tough road,but she always felt safe knowing she was inGods hands while receiving excellentcare from every doctor, nurse and caregiv-er at Froedtert, mostly through CommunityMemorial Hospital.

Kathys story: A CMH breast cancer survivor model speaks outShe advises other women who may be

facing the same unknown she was to go seetheir doctor today, not tomorrow.

If you suspect something isdont wait a week, go in immediatsaid.

The Menomonee Falls Village Boardgave final approval Oct. 20 for the vacationof a portion of Hayes Avenue north ofRoosevelt Drive.

That portion of the road was proposedto be vacated with property turned over toadjacent property owners as part of overallchanges to the area, which includes thevacation of the portion of Pershing Avenuethat connects with Hayes Avenue. The over-all plans for land north of Roosevelt Driveinclude the completion of Falls Parkway andthe development of the White Stone VillageApartments.

The item was tabled at the previousVillage Board meeting after an adjacent res-ident spoke against the request. Both resi-dents who have properties on the north sideof Hayes Avenue have driveway access toRoosevelt Drive but the front entrances to theresidences are along Hayes Avenue.

During the Oct. 20 Village Board meet-ing, Public Works Director Arlyn Johnsonsaid adjacent residents were concernedwith parking and the tax implication of hav-ing the road land divided between the own-ers.

Johnson said the residents could retaintheir current Hayes Avenue addresses formailing purposes or changed to a RooseveltDrive address.

Johnson said that once Falls Parkway isconnected all the way from Water Street toPilgrim Road, the village could considerallowing parking on both sides of RooseveltDrive.

Johnson later said that one propertyowner would wind up paying $70.30 inadditional taxes while the other propertyowner would pay $94.35 in property tax asa result of the Hayes Avenue land beingvacated to the adjacent properties.

Johnson said that keeping HayesAvenue north of Roosevelt Drive and creat-ing a stub street would be a concern interms of snow and ice removal. Accordingto Johnson, there would be no way turnaround a plow vehicle, which would requirea plow vehicle to back out onto RooseveltDrive.

Its just a lot of potential problems, hesaid.

Trustee Steve Raymonds said if the vil-lage will take the road out, parking on bothsides of the Roosevelt Drive would be need-ed. Trustee Bonnie Lemmer added that if thevillage will that portion of remove HayesAvenue, there should be a walkway to con-nect to the current front entrances. Johnsonsaid installing sidewalk adds responsibilityto the private property owner.

As long as theres some way to get tothe places, Raymonds added.

Trustee Katie Kress she is on bocreating a sidewalk that would cothe residences front entrances. Thapproved an amendment offeroption to both residents.

Contract approvedThe board approved a contrac

Straten Construction Co. for $249the Princeway Water Main relayThe project will involve the relayingmain and service laterals in PrLambs Lane, Amy Lane and Duke C

Trustee Jason Walz said the prreplace the existing deterioratinmain prior to the roadway beinstructed next year. Walz added theestimate for the project was $320,0funds included in the 2013-14 capiets.By Thomas J. McKillen, Managin

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Experience Old Falls Village at night!On Oct. 24 and Oct. 25 from 6-9 p.m.,Trick or Treat safely throughout thegrounds of this historic museum. Enjoyhayrides, games and arts and crafts. Visitthe puppet story theater, roast marshmal-lows at the campfire, get a kid-friendly tat-too, and enjoy cookies and cider. A spe-cial Halloween Art show will be hostedby the Menomonee Falls Art Guild.

Admission is $4 for adults and chil-dren 3 and older; $2.00 for children 2and under. Children receive a free pump-kin with their paid admission. Free park-ing. Old Falls Village, Corner of Hwy. Q& Pilgrim Road, Menomonee Falls. Visitour website for more informationwww.oldfallsvillage.com. This is afundraising event of the Menomonee FallsHistorical Society.

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The Hamilton football team played itsway into a playoff spot, and will get a trip toWaunakee for its efforts.

The Chargers sprinted out to a 23-0lead on the way to a 47-14 win overWauwatosa East Oct. 17. Isaiah Webb ranfor 109 yards on 13 carries while TylerDavis ran for 102 yards on 14 carries forHamilton. The win was the third consecutivevictory for Hamilton and qualified theChargers for a spot in the WIAA playoffs.

Three weeks ago we felt our backswere against the wall and we just had totake one game at a time, Hamilton Coach

John Damato sa id. I commend the kids forbeing disciplined and persevering throughthis three game stretch. They did an out-standing job and we finished strong. Werelooking forward to the playoffs and any-thing can go in the playoffs.

Hamilton is in Division 2 and will play atWaunakee Oct. 24. Also in Division 2 thesame evening, Germantown will hostBrookfield Central. Germantown finishedthe regular season with a 33-0 win over Port

Washington. Dwayne Lawhorn Jr. ed 11 of 20 passes for141 yards touchdowns while allowing one inc

Germantown finished the regson tied with Cedarburg and Hofor the North Shore Conference tall three teams having a 6-1 corecord. Germantown had an 8-1mark.

In the Division I playoffs on Menomonee Falls will play host MKing.

Menomonee Falls lost to Marqu17, 30-21. The teams were tied 21the third quarter but Marquette'sGreif and Jake Matkovich connect77-yard pass play at the 7:18 mafourth quarter. The Hilltoppers thened a safety with 2:55 left to win theMetro Conference title. Menomonfinished second with a 5-2 corecord and 6-3 overall mark.

In Division 4, Kettle Moraine will play at Brodhead/Juda at 7 p24.

Football: Local teams in playo

The Germantown girls cross countryteam finished second at the North ShoreConference meet at Concordia University inMequon Oct. 18.

Germantown was led by Alyssa Goesch,who finished fifth with a time of 19:52.26.Brianna Klopfer finished 10th with a time of20:21.01, as she caught up and passedHomestead's Allie Levin near the finish line.

Jennifer Lindgren followed for Germantownin 13th (20:43.29) and was followed byMolly Baus in 17th (20:45.43), Calli Lemkein 20th (20:55.58), Lucy Delain in 30th(21:35.86) and Courtney Wahl in 47th

(25:04.90).The Germantown boys team finishedthird at the meet. Germantown was led by

Jake DuFrane, who finished ninth with a timeof 16:41.86. He was followed by CraigReese in 15th (17:11.62), Nick Foti in 18th(17:21.68), Brady Sheridan in 20th(17:26.34), Jake Garvey in 24th (17:32.61),Dylan Ayer in 25th (17:36.76) and EvanAdair in 50th (18:23.89).

Greater Metro resultsThe Hamilton boys cross country team

finished third at the Greater MetroConference meet in Brookfield Oct. 18 whileMenomonee Falls finished fifth.

Hamilton was led by Tyler Voelzke, whofinished 12th with a time of 17:10. He wasfollowed by Steven Smith in 13th (17:13),

Josh Descorcy in 17th (17:20), Eric Downs in23rd (17:36), Sean Thompson in 33rd(17:46), Michael Swope in 36th (17:53),Ben Burke in 44th (18:08) and NicholasSchmidt in 58th (18:43).

Menomonee Falls was led by DomCarini, who finished 19th with a time of17:26. He was followed by Cooper Dozzi in

21st (17:33), Brandon Schinker (17:37), Josh Hindman in 30th Brian Guiffre in 35th (17:48McMahon in 39th (17:59), Jayce K47th (18:11) and Kevin Larkin (18:28).

The Hamilton girls team finishedthe event while Menomonee Fallsseventh. Hamilton was led by Emmawho finished 11th with a time of 20was followed by Rachel Jeffers

(20:11), Megan Jansett in 21st Carolyn Troutman in 22nd (20:5Swope in 27th (21:08), Chelsea 28th (21:10), Ella Van Haren (21:29) and Hannah Jeffers in 37th

Menomonee Falls was led bEstock, who finished 33rd with a21:16.

The Germantown girls volleyball teamswept its way to a North ShoreConference tournament title Oct. 18.

Germantown tied Cedarburg for theregular season title. In the conference tour-nament at Milwaukee Lutheran,Germantown opened with a 25-13, 25-14

win over Port Washington. Germantownthen followed the opener with wins overPort Washington (25-22, 25-13), Nicolet(25-22, 25-13) and Whitefish Bay (25-17,25-15). Germantown then defeatedCedarburg in the semifinal 25-19, 25, 21.

Germantown won the conference tour-nament title with a 25-10, 25-11 win overNicolet. In the title match Germantownscored the first seven points of the secondgame to put the match out of reach.

Afterward, Germantown Coach TedGollakner said his team has one of thestrongest offenses in the state.

The final two sets really showed whatwe can do, Gollakner said.

Gollakner noted that up to that point inOctober, Germantowns only losses were

to top ranked teams Divine Savior HolyAngels and Burlington.Were peaking right now, but we still

have room for improvement before westart on Thursday (the Oct. 23 playoff

opener), Gollakner said.Menomonee Falls finished third at the

Greater Metro Conference tourney. TheIndians started tournament play Oct. 16with a 30-28, 25-27, 25-20, 22-25, 15-11 win over Hamilton.

At the conference tournament at

Brookfield Central on Oct. 18,Menomonee Falls lost to Brookfield East22-25, 20-25, 22-25 before reboundingwith a 19-25, 25 -21, 25-22, 22-25, 16-14win over Brookfield Central.

Hamilton finished fifth in the GreaterMetro Conference tourney.

Oct. 23 playoff results:Menomonee Falls opened up the postea-son with a 25-17, 25-19, 25-15 win overPort Washington Oct. 23. MenomoneeFalls will play at Arrowhead Oct. 25.

Germantown opened the postseasonwith a 25-13, 25-12, 25-12 win overWaukesha South. Germantown will playat Watertown Oct. 25.

Hamilton lost to Waukesha West 24-

26, 22-25, 18-25.In Division 2, Kettle Moraine Lutheranopened the postseason with a 25-9, 25-11, 25-16 win over Brown Deer. TheChargers will host Grafton on Oct. 25.

Girls volleyball: Germantownwins North Shore title The Menomonee Falls and Hamilton

boys soccer teams won in Division I sec-tional semifinal action Oct. 23.Menomonee Falls beat Sheboygan North2-0 while Hamilton beat Arrowhead 2-1.

Brandon Dantone scored forMenomonee Falls at the eighth minute withan assist by Kay Olapo. Dantone put the

game out of reach with a goal at thminute, with Alex Eastman andCallan both getting assists.

Hamilton and Menomonee Fmeet in a sectional final at 7 p.m. Oat Germantown High School. Theof the sectional final will advancestate tournament the next weekend

Boys soccer: Falls, Hamiltonadvance to sectional final

Cross country: Germantown gisecond at North Shore meet

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for the debt.

STATE O F WISCONS IN,

CIRCUIT COURT,

WASHINGTON COUNTY

In the matter of the namechange of Robyn AmberBrodzeller. Not ice andOrder fo r Name Change

Hear ing Case No.

14CV0757. NOTICE IS

GIVEN:

A petition was filedasking to change the nameof the person listed above:From: Robyn AmberBrodzeller To: Robyn AmberRiley Birth Certificate:Robyn Amber Brodzeller.IT IS ORDERED : Thispetition will be heard in theCircuit Court of WashingtonCounty, State of Wisconsinin: Hon. James G. PourosWashington County JusticeCenter Rm # 2254, 432 E.Washington Street, WestBend, WI 53095 December4th, 2014, 8:30am. IT ISF URT HE R ORDE RE D:

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