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D i s t i n g u i s h e d Young Woman pro-gram: The 51st AnnualDistinguished YoungWomen of MenomoneeFalls scholarship pro-gram was held onSaturday, March 7 atNorth Middle School.See page 8.

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Work was to begin April 10 on the recon-struction of Pilgrim Road from Park Boulevard toMegal Drive in Menomonee Falls.

According to information from the stateDepartment of Transportation, the project willinclude the replacement of the bridge going overHwy. 41/45 along with safety improvements,including retaining walls, concrete barriers, andhigh tension cable guard.

There will be upgrades in the utilities,improved pedestrian access and improvements totwo intersections. Information from the DOT states

the project will also involve replacing “incidentalroadway items,” including beam guards, stormsewers, erosion control, traffic controls, pavementmarkings, permanent signing, and landscapingrestoration.

On April 10, the contractor for the project isscheduled to start installing temporary traffic sig-nals at all the current signalized intersections.During the project, one lane of traffic will remainopen in both directions on Pilgrim Road, withaccess to local businesses maintained.

Partial single lane closures have been ineffect since November as utilities have been work-ing in advance of the reconstruction project.

According to information from the state DOT,the contractor, Zignego, plans on completing the$12,598,000 project in late fall 2015. Theschedule is weather permitting and subject tochange.

Pilgrim Roadreconstructionwork begins

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Corner of Hubertus Rd. & Tally Ho TPastor Mike Helwig (262) 628-2550xSchool: K3-8th grade and Day Care 3 yeaServices: Thursdays 7pm; Sundays 8am10:30am; 9:15am Bible Study and SuSchool. www.crownoflifeonline.com

LUTHERAN CHURCHOF THE PRINCE OF PEACE

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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GRACE EV. LUTHERAN CHURCHW196 N9525 Cross View Way, MenomoneeFalls, 262-251-0670. Worship Sat 5:00pm;Sun 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00am; JAM SundaySchool 9:30am; Traditional & ContemporaryWorship; www.grace-connect.org. Come joinus - Grace feels like home!

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One of two major events in theGermantown School District March 20 and21 was the educational summit held at a con-ference center in the village.

The summit — held at the Florian ParkConference Center — was described as“Version 1.0” and included participation byapproximately 90 people. According to adraft summit overview from the district, the pur-pose of the summit was “to bring some defini-tion to the ‘Germantown School District Way’through what it means to ‘Empower andInspire Every Student to Success.’”

“The Germantown Way” was the titlegiven by district officials to develop the dis-trict’s own curriculum and standards after theSchool Board decided against accepting theCommon Core Standards in December 2014.

The summit was subtitled “Movingbeyond standardization into the future oflearning for our students.” Standardizationwas mentioned in one of the first subject areasin a summit overview that was prepared bydistrict staff following the summits.

“Through the Industrial Age to today,standardization has increased the ability toefficiently produce the quality and quantity ofthings we need and want in our lives,” a draftof the summit overview stated. “The problemis that the business and manufacturing men-tality of standards and standardizationimpedes our work to help children grow, learnand develop into productive, capable, caring,thinking, creative human beings — all withunique talents, strength, interests and overallpersona.”

In area of standardization, two ideaswere suggested, according to the summitoverview: that “the mentality of standardiza-tion could be one of the biggest challengesfacing education today given that there isnothing ‘standard’ about our kids, nor do wewant to make them all the same” and possi-ble benefits of “shifting our focus on stan-dardized academic content acquisition as theend of schooling” to engage students in learn-

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Joe Helm was elected MenomoneeFalls Village President April 7.

Helm, an attorney, was elected presi-dent after serving the past year as a trusteeon the board. He previously was a trusteefrom1986 to 1988 and 1989 to 1991.

Helm received 3,631 votes while fellowtrustee Steve Raymonds received 1,815votes. Raymonds has been a trustee since2009.

In the election for the Menomonee FallsSchool Board, incumbent David Noshay

and challenger Laura Olteanu were electedto two seats up for election. Olteanureceived 2,022 votes while Noshayreceived 2,017 votes. They were followedby Lowell Kellogg with 1,561 votes andNilda Cordova with 1,498 votes.

There were 6,184 registered voters inthe village who cast ballots in the election,or 25.14 percent of the total registered vot-ers in the community. In contested elections

that included voters in Menomonee Fallsand other communities, Menomonee Falls

Helm elected Falls village president

The Menomonee Falls Village Boardapproved a contract with Stark Asphalt Inc.last week for the reconstruction of PershingAvenue from Appleton Avenue to MainStreet. The base bid is $219,434.35. Theproject will involve removing existing road-way and installing a new base, curb, gutterand asphalt.

During the April 6 Village Board meet-ing, Trustee Jason Walz noted that villagestaff estimated the project to cost$225,000. The project is expected to becompleted by July.

The board also approved a$461,206.70 contract with Stark for the vil-lage’s boiler slag road maintenance pro-gram. Walz explained that boiler slag is asurface treatment that prolongs the life of vil-lage streets by reducing the wearing of theexisting pavement. The contract will be paidfor through the Department of Public Works

budget.Proclamations approved: The

board approved proclamations recognizingMay 1 as Arbor Day and InternationalMigratory Bird Day. The Arbor Day procla-mation noted that Arbor Day was proposedin 1972 by J. Sterling Morton, who pro-posed to the Nebraska Board of Agriculturethat a day be set aside for planing of trees.

The proclamation for InternationalMigratory Bird Day stated that “since 1993International Migratory Bird Day (IMBD)has become a primary vehicle for focusingpublic attention on the nearly 350 speciesthat travel between nesting habitats in ourcommunities and throughout North Americaand their wintering grounds in South andCentral America, the Caribbean, and thesouthern US.”

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Falls board approves contractfor Pershing Avenue work

The 51st Annual Distinguished YoungWomen of Menomonee Falls scholarshipprogram was held on Saturday, March 7at North Middle School. Sixteen juniorgirls from Menomonee Falls and SussexHamilton High Schools participated. Theprogram, formerly known as Junior Miss, issponsored by the Optimist Club ofMenomonee Falls.

Ritika Punathil was named theDistinguished Young Woman ofMenomonee Falls for 2016. She is thedaughter of Rema Kunnath and RatnasingPunathil. Ritika was awarded a $2000scholarship from the Optimist Club and willmove on to compete for the state title inAugust. Ritika was also the overallScholastic Award winner.

Heloise Cheruvalath was named theFirst Alternate. She will receive a $750scholarship from the Optimist Club and a$300 scholarship from Community LeagueMenomonee Falls. Heloise was the overallInterview Award winner.

Julia Graybill was named the SecondAlternate, receiving a $250 scholarshipfrom the Optimist Club. She was voted theSpirit Award winner by her fellow contest-ants. Julia also won the Be Your Best SelfEssay Award.

Jessie Strosahl was named the overallTalent Award winner. Aprajita Singh wasnamed the overall Self-Expression winnerand Laurie Lapp was named the overallFitness Award winner. Also participatingwere Emma Buhr, Ali Block, Miranda Cole,Hailey Edwards, Elise Hervey, ClaireRhode, Tina Seiler, Natalie Suetholz,Rebecca Wagner and Angelika Ytuarte.

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residents supported Michael Maxwell forthe Branch 8 Circuit Court Judge seat by a2,873 to 1,949 margin. Menomonee Fallsvoters supported Paul Bugenhagen Jr. forthe Branch 10 Circuit Court Judge seat overincumbent Linda Van De Water by a 2,705to 2,216 margin. Both Maxwell andBugenhagen were elected by county votersto the bench.

In the race for county executive,Menomonee Falls voters supported PaulFarrow over Thomas J. Schellinger by a3,394 to 1,796 margin. Farrow was elect-ed by county voters to succeed Dan Vrakasin the post.

Menomonee Falls voters supported James P. Daley for the State Supreme Court

post held by Ann W. Bradley, getting 3,874 votes to 2,079 foBradley was re-elected by voter

Menomonee Falls residentsan amendment to the state Conswould change the way the chiethe State Supreme Court is seamendment called for going frrent seniority system (justice wiority is the chief justice) to havtion selected by a vote of all thethe court. Menomonee Falls reported the amendment by a 4,12margin.

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Ritika Punathil

The following information was providedby the Menomonee Falls ParadeCommittee.

The Memorial Day Parade will kick offthe parade season on Monday, May 25starting at 10 a.m. at Harrison and Mainstreets. Menomonee Falls has a rich tradi-tion of organizing three parades for thecommunity each year and plans arealready underway for the IndependenceDay and Christmas Parades.

The cost is between $600 to $850 tohire a marching band—even a high schoolband. Clowns, stilt walkers and dancinggrandmas will run another $150-350 each.

The Memorial Day Parade is ecost $7,500. The Parade Commiting donations to help cover paCommunity donations are greaated and can be made quickly online at fallsparades.org.

Those groups interested in pin one of the Menomonee Falmay submit a Parade Entry Formrades.org. Thank you to the Columbus who organize and sMemorial Day Parade. CoSchneider at (262) 251-3352 foral information about Memorial Dparticipation.

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After a week off due to Easter break,high school sports will return to action nextweek. The following is a summary of thesports schedule. The list is based on infor-mation from the schools and other onlinesources.

GermantownOn April 11, the boys golf team will

participate in a varsity tournament atWashington County golf course while theboys tennis team will be at a four-team meetin Muskego. On April 14, the girls softballteam will play Whitefish Bay at 4:30 p.m.while the girls soccer team will also host theBlue Dukes at 7 p.m.

On April 15, the boys tennis team willhost Milwaukee King at 3:30 p.m. while the

girls track team will participate in a meet atBrookfield East. On April 16, the girls soft-ball team will host Cedarburg at 4:30 p.m.

On April 17, the boys track team willhost a meet beginning at 4:30 p.m. whilethe girls soccer team will play at Hamiltonat 7 p.m. On April 18, the boys golf teamwill compete against Catholic Memorial,boys tennis will head to invitational atWaukesha West while the girls soccer teamwill play at Wauwatosa East.

Menomonee FallsOn April 14, the girls softball team

hosts Brookfield East at 4:30 p.msoccer team host Wauwatosa Eastwhile the boys and girls track teapate in a meet at Brookfield Eas

On April 16, the girls sofhosts West Allis Hale at 4:14 p.mgirls soccer team plays at Mukw

HamiltonOn April 11, the boys golf tea

ticipate in a varsity tournameWashington County golf course14, the boys tennis team will hosCentral at 4 p.m., the boys and teams will participate in a Brookfield East, the girls softbaplay at West Allis Central whisoccer team will host Brookfield

7 p.m.On April 15, the boys golf play a Greater Metro Conferemeet at Songbird Hills Golf Clugirls softball team will play at North.

On April 16, the girls softbahost Brookfield East at 4:15 p.mgirls soccer team will host Academy at 7 p.m

On April 17, the girls soccerhost Germantown at 7 p.m. On the boys tennis team will play ational at Hartford.

Local teams returnfrom break next week

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The Acts of Grace Mission team atGrace Lutheran School in MenomoneeFalls team is hosting a Schwai's Fish Fryfundraiser dinner on Friday, April 17from 4:30 to 7 p.m. The funds raised will

help cover the costs of supplies for thechurch’s annual Servant Saturday event.Over 200 volunteers will serve duringthe May 2 Servant Saturday event to helplocal families,organizations and commu-nities clean up yards/parks, organizefood pantries, as well as, visit and playgames with local shut-ins.

Ticket prices for the fish fry are $10 fortwo-piece plate; $11 for three-piece plate;$4 hot dog plate. There will be a .50charge for carry-outs. Desserts will beavailable for purchase.

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The next Community League meetingwill be April 20 at the Menomonee FallsCommunity Center, W152 N8645Margaret Rd. The gathering will begin at6:45 p.m., with the meeting to start at 7p.m.

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Falls Kiwanis Pancake BreakfastApril 26

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p.m. at Trysting Place Pub, Hwy 175 andGood Hope Road in Menomonee Falls.262-255-4110. Enjoy our world famousall you can eat pancakes, sausage, eggs,and coffee. Sweet treats will be availableat our Bake Sale. The price is $7 per per-son. Children under 6 eat free. All pro-ceeds benefit Special Olympics, KiwanisScholarship Fund, Little League and otherarea Youth Services Tickets are availableat the door or from any Menomonee FallsKiwanis Member

April Movies at the Falls LibraryThe Menomonee Falls Public Library

will show two movies in April. The moviesshown will be in the library’sMeeting/Community Room, right off themain lobby. We recommend that youcome early as we have only 80 chairs.Admission is free to all, based on themovie’s rating. Details are as follows.

Tuesday, April 21 at 2:15pm andThursday, April 23 at 6 p.m.: “Unbroken”(2014)

Starring: Jack O’Connell, DomhnallGleeson and Takamasa Ishihara. A truestory about an Olympic athlete that getscaptured by the Japanese in World WarII. Directed by Angelina Jolie. Rated PG-13, 137 minutes.

Tuesday, April 21 at 6 p.m. andThursday, April 23 at 2:15p.m.: “TheImitation Game” (2014) Starring:Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira

Knightley. During World War II, a Britishmaster cryptologist cracks the code to theGerman’s Enigma device with the help offellow mathematicians in top-secretBletchley Park. Based on a true story.Directed by Morton Tyldum. Rated PG-13, 114 minutes.

For more information, check thelibrary’s website home.mf.lib.wi.us orcall the Adult Reference Desk at 262-532-8920. Menomonee Falls Public Library,W156 N8436 Pilgrim Road, MenomoneeFalls.

Foiling Identity Theft at the FallsLibrary

On April 22 at 7 p.m., MenomoneeFalls Public Library will present DetectiveChris Cybell speaking about IdentificationTheft. ID Theft is a national problem, andChris has been going after people whosteal other people’s identity for years.Detective Cybell works in the MenomoneeFalls Police Department. This program isfree and open to the public in theCommunity/Meeting Room on the firstfloor. For more information, please callKaren at 262-532-8912 or check onlineat home.mf.lib.wi.us . Menomonee FallsPublic Library, W156 N8436 PilgrimRoad, Menomonee Falls.

MenoHARmonee Chorus seekingnew members

The MenoHARmonee BarbershopChorus was organized in 1962. The cho-rus entertains twice annually at"Cabarets" at St. James Catholic Churchin Menomonee Falls. The chorus sings atmany local nursing homes and have beena part of their activities for many years.

The chorus is presently seeking newmembers who enjoy singing in the barber-

shop style. Tenors are especialIf you are interested in joini

rus, please contac t Curt Nash a7177 or Rick Van Gomple at 4263. You could also visit theTuesdays at 7 p.m. at St. PaChurch of Christ on Appleton A

Roosevelt Drive in MenomoneFalls MS Walk May 2

The Multiple Sclerosis MFalls Walk will be held on Satu2 at 10 a.m. at the Menomonee School. There will be a one-mmile route. We promise free ftainment and glorious weather

Multiple sclerosis affecmen,women and children in The disease affects two-thwomen than men and symptonumbness and tingling.. Wisthe highest prevalence of Mnation. Most people are dbetween the ages of 20-45 ymore and more children are bnosed. There are approximatelion people worldwide living wsclerosis.

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News & EventsAround the village and county

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

Drug possession• A 28-year-old woman was cited for

possession of marijuana at 9:45 a.m.March 29 following a traffic stop at LillyRoad and Carol Drive.

• A 24-year-old male subject wasarrested for possession of marijuana-sec-ond offense (felony) and possession of aweapon (9mm handgun) at 1:11 a.m.March 29 following a traffic stop atHighway 41 and County Line Road.

Resisting an officer• One male and one female were cited

for resisting an officer at 1:26 p.m. March28 after police were dispatched to an argu-ment in the N8000 block of TheodoreAvenue.

• A male patron fled Walmart, N88W15559 Main St., without paying forliquor at 7:09 p.m. March 26.

Retail theft• A 34-year-old female subject was

arrested for retail theft at 1:56 p.m. March27 after stealing $260 worth of groceriesfrom Woodman’s, W124 N8145 Highway145.

Theft• A pair of orange Nike shoes were

removed from an apartment in the 17000block of Menomonee Avenue sometimebetween March 16 and 23.

• Digital video discs and $6 worth ofchange were removed from an apartmentin in the 13000 block of Fond du LacAvenue during the overnight hours ofMarch 12-13.

POLICE BLOTTER

According to the DOT, the 41/45(northbound) off-ramp to Pilgrim Road(southbound) and 41/45 (southbound) off-ramp to Pilgrim Road will be closed fromspring to late 2015.

From late spring to fall, the Pilgrim Roadon-ramp to US 41/45 (northbound) andUS 41/45 off-ramp to Pilgrim Road (north-bound) will be closed.

During the summer to late 2015, the41/45 (northbound) off-ramp to PilgrimRoad (northbound) and Pilgrim Road on-ramp to 41/45 (southbound) will beclosed.

Periodic, nighttime, full freeway closuresof US 45 will occur during the Pilgrim Roadbridge demolition and reconstruction. Therewill be signed detours during the ramp andfreeway closures.

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WISCONSIN STORAGE 7330 W Good Hope Rd.Milwaukee, WI 53223 will hold a public sale Saturday, May 2,2015 at 9:00am. Bidding is on the complete contents of unit.Units included in sale are: Unit owned by Rick Johnson ofGlendale, WI contents: bikes, trailer, washer/dryer, stove,snowblower, lawn mower, tools, generator. Unit owned byKathleen Simon of Milwaukee, WI contents: household items,

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We are a growing recycling company and have immediate multipleopenings. We are proud of our

efforts to help save the environmentand our next generation.

TILE & MARBLE

INSTALLERSLippert Tile Company, Inc., Menomonee Falls, WI, isseeking experienced tile and marble installers for imme-diate employment on local commercial projectsSuccessful applicants will be assessed by the IUBAC Local5/IMI Training Center for a placement recommendationin the union’s wage scale in order to receive full paymentand benefits, including overtime, commensurate withtheir skill. Contact our office at (262) 437-9300 to makearrangements to complete our application process.

Lippert is an equal opportunity employer. Lippert TileCompany, Inc. N89 W14260 Patrita Drive, MenomoneeFalls, WI 53051. www.lipperttile.com

GENERALEMPLOYMENT

SKILLED TRADES

Help Wanted:EXPERIENCED

Lawn Maintenance & tree removal.Must have valid driver’s license.

Call 414-333-1682



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Mayville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Center isaccepting applications for Licensed Practical Nursesand Nursing Assistants to join our clinical team. We areoffering a $500 sign on bonus for full time LPN’s hiredand a $250 sign on bonus for NA’s hired*, competitive payand a comprehensive benefit package. Interested can-didates must have a valid license or certification in the State of WI.

Interested candidates can apply online atwww.extendicare.com/jobs, apply in person at thefacility at 305 Clark St, Mayville, WI 53050 or contact the facility with ques tions at (920) 387-0354.*terms apply

EOE/Drug Free Workplace

NURSING SIGN ON BONUS!!!

AUTUMN OA227 E. Washington St.,

SIGN ON BONUS

CARESTALL SHIFTS, FUL(CNAs or CBRF CertifieWilling to train the right

Please callRachel@ 262-644-5926 if int

HEALTHCARE SERVICES

Full-Time Positions**Competitive Wages**And Excellent Benefit

Package Including:Health, Dental, Vision,

Long-Term Disability, Retirement& 3 Weeks Paid Time Off

Health & Rehab CenterW180N8071 Town Hall Rd.

Menomonee Falls(located on the campus of Community Memorial

Hospital –

menomonee falls express news 04/11/15

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