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School District of Menomonee Falls resi-dents indicated support for a referendum toincrease the annual operating expenses andimprove facilities while showing less sup-port for a field house addition, according toa survey conducted for the the district.

The survey was conducted by SchoolPerceptions in September and October.Residents were mailed a paper survey,which included information for those who

preferred to take the survey online. Therewas a total of 2,106 responses, with 581coming in paper format. The margin of error for the full sample was plus or minus2.2 percent. Bill Foster of SchoolPerceptions told the School Board Oct. 12that the return rate was approximately 18percent.

Foster said 90 percent of individualsresponding to the survey were district resi-dents, 83 percent were not district employ-ees, and 53 percent do not have childrenattending schools.

According to the survey, 76 percent of respondents indicated that the district hasa positive impact on their home value.

"I do a lot of surveys and this is proba-bly one of the best (responses) I've everseen," Foster told the board.

Respondents were then asked if theywould support specific referendum ques-tions.

According to the survey:• When asked if they would support a

$1.25 million annual operating referendumto maintain current programs and servicesfor the next five years, which would havean impact of $35 for each $100,000 of ahome's value for five years, 48 percent of all respondents said "definitely yes” while28 percent answered "probably yes."Among residents who don't have childrenin the district, the responses were 33 per-cent definitely yes and 80 percent proba-bly yes.

Foster said he was "pleasantly sur-prised" with the satisfaction people had forthe district and for the operating referen-dum.

"Those are hard things for communitymembers to wrap their minds around.People typically support what they canunderstand, nobody understands schoolSee ‘SURVEY’ PAGE 7

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Disorderly conduct• Two male subjects were arrested

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ed at 1:21 a.m. Sept. 20 following atraffic stop at Pilgrim and Good Hoperoads.

• A 66-year-old man was arrestedfor operating while intoxicated-fourthoffense and recklessly endangeringsafety at 8:32 a.m. Sept. 21 after hewas involved in a property damage-only crash at Fond du Lac Avenue andMain Street. The subject admitted toingesting prescription medication anda loaded .380 handgun was located inhis vehicle. The male was placed in jail.

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finance, not very many people -- it's ahard thing to understand," Foster said.

• When asked if they would supporta referendum of $25 to $27 million toaddress prioritized facility needs andupdate technology in classrooms, 33percent of all residents said definitelyyes and 36 percent said probably yes.Among residents without children in thedistrict, the figures were 22 percent def-initely yes and 32 percent probably yes.

• When asked if they would supporta $5.8 million referendum to update theauditorium and expand/relocate musicclassrooms, 42 percent of all residentssaid definitely yes and 31 percent saidprobably yes. Among residents withoutchildren in the district, the responseswere 16 percent definitely yes and 28percent probably yes.

• When asked if they would supporta $2.5 million referendum that would

include asbestos abatement, demolitionof the Thomas Jefferson and Hiawathabuildings and creating field space forschool and community use, 40 percentof all residents said definitely yes and27 percent said probably yes. Amongresidents who don't have children in thedistrict, the responses were 31 percentdefinitely yes and 24 percent probablyyes.• When asked if they would supporta referendum to build a field house andimprove athletic facilities, 26 percent of all residents said definitely yes while 25percent said probably yes. Among resi-dents without children in the district,the responses were 34 percent definite-ly yes and 20 percent probably yes.

• When asked if they would supporta referendum between $46.8 to 49.8million to address all building needs, 26percent of all residents said definitelyyes and 31 percent said probably yes.

Among residents without children inthe district, the responses were 15 per-cent definitely yes and 25 percent prob-ably yes.

While summarizing the survey,Foster said that among people answer-ing "undecided" to a survey, one-thirdwill vote for a referendum while two-thirds will vote no.

"I usually say that undecided is theway nice people say no," Foster said.District Superintendent Patricia

Greco said the board will have a worksession Nov. 16 dealing with board con-versation from the survey and a phonesurvey that is also being conducted.

The surveys are part of plans by thedistrict to go to a referendum in thespring. The full results of the surveyare available at the district Web site,www.sdmf.k12.wi.us as part of itemsdiscussed at the Oct. 12 School Boardmeeting.

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The School District

Menomonee Falls approved iss$4.5 million in short term borrowOct. 12 to cover expenses later year until tax receipts are receiin January.

Superintendent Patricia Gnoted that the borrowing is up fro$42.5 million last year but dofrom $5.2 million in the 2013school year. She said the increaborrowing this year is due toreduction in state aid and the timing of the state aid.

“Favorable budget outcomes the last three years have resultedhigher than anticipated fund bance cash reserves to end the 2015 fiscal year. This coupled with shortened borrowing period is p

jected to reduce the cost of borroing by more than 60 perc($15,000) compared with ypast,” district staff stated in a sumary on the item.

Menomonee Falls will pawith five other district in the browing to generate more interestthe short-term bonds while secura lower interest rate.

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>> SOCCER, CROSS COUNTRY PAGE

The Menomonee Falls girls volley-ball tournament opened the GreaterMetro Conference tournament with a25-14, 25-14, 25-10 sweep at WestAllis Central Oct. 13. With the win,Menomonee Falls advanced to the

semifinal round at Brookfield EastHigh School Oct. 17.

Menomonee Falls was ranked sixthin the Division I coaches poll thatcame out Oct. 12.

Hamilton lost to Wauwatosa East

Oct. 13 21-25, 25-15, 25-16, 25-27, 10-15.

The Hamilton girls volleyball teamsplit matches during an Oct. 10 tour-nament at Hartland Arrowhead. TheChargers started the day with a 25-12,

25-20 win over Parkview and folthat with a 18-25, 25-20, 15-12over Oshkosh West. Hamilton thento Oconomowoc 26-24, 23-25, but rebounded with a 27-25, 115-8 win over Brookfield Central

VOLLEYBALL

PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLE

Mackenzie Robertson of Menomonee Falls (6) attempts to score against Greendale during the Menomonee Falls Indian Invite Oct. 3.

BY CATHY KOZLOWICZCORRESPONDENT

With the score 21-0 with 9:37 in the second quar-

ter against West Allis Hale (3-5, 3-3 Greater Metro) onOct. 9, Menomonee Falls coach Dan Lutz had a rea-son to panic. Lutz felt he could be in for a painfulnight.

Arick Gleissner, who was just moved from the JVteam the week before to replace starting quarterbackBryce McMurtry (shoulder injury) fumbled on thefirst play and threw an interception to begin thegame. Two Menomonee Falls turnovers helped Hale’squarterback Trevor Williamson score on a one-yardrun to give Hale a 7-0 lead with 5:47 in the first quar-ter.

Gleissner threw an interception which gave Hale a32-yard run that fueled a 13-yard touchdown pass fora 14-0 lead. Hale scored with 9:37 left in the half ona 37-yard touchdown pass to widen their lead to 21-

0. Hale held Menomonee Falls to 59 yards and threefirst downs in the first half.

“He (Gleissner) calmed down and then played well

(in the second half),” Lutz said. Gleissner helped Fallsturn the game around for a suspense thrilling home-coming game.

It was not until 17.6 second left in the third quar-ter that Falls was on the scoreboard with a 30-yardpass from Gleissner to wide receiver Mason Janson.This set up a 3-yard touchdown run by senior runningback Boyd Sanson. Gleissner threw an 11-yard touch-down pass to Janson with 8:15 in the final quarter tobring the score 21-14.

With a deficit in the first half, Gleissner showedaggressiveness and grit by almost dealing an upset inthe final seconds. Gleissner completed a 30-yard passto senior wide receiver Matt Emmer to keep the gamealive. Menomonee Falls drove down to Hale’s 26-yardline but Gleissner was sacked. Gleissner tried to for

one last touchdown pass with 2.9 left on the clockMenomonee Falls (3-5, 3-3 Greater Metro) wil

conference leader Brookfield Central (6-0) on Oct

Menomonee Falls needs the win to reach the playo“We will do what we have always done. Wepractice and do reps,” Lutz said.

Hamilton tops West Allis CentralHamilton beat West Allis Central 35-7 Oct. 9,

ing its potential playoff hopes alive.Hamilton entered halftime with a 14-0 lead

lowing 4-yard run by Sam Herriges and a 16-yardby Travis Janus. Hamilton then outscored Central 7 in the second half. Herriges led Hamilton, runn20 times for 239 yards and two touchdowns.

With the win, Hamilton improved its record t3 in the Greater Metro Conference and 3-5 oveHamilton has to win its Oct. 16 game agaBrookfield East to qualify for the playoffs.

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The Menomonee Falls girls crosscountry team finished ninth at the PortWashington Invite Oct. 8.

Menomonee Falls was led by KyleeWunschel, who finished seventh with atime of 19:57. She was followed byEmma Weber (40th, 21:17), OliviaRobinson (57th, 21:54), Tessa Estock(62nd, 22:04), and Emily Poffinbarger(69th, 22:25). Also running forMenomonee Falls were Amber Kivisto(87th, 22:57) and Ashton Longazel(89th, 23:04).

The Menomonee Falls boys crosscountry team finished 13th at theevent. Menomonee Falls was led by TylerSmalley, who finished 40th with a timeof 17:48. He was followed by JayceKolinski (61st, 18:11), Logan Hipps(62nd, 18:14), Tom Goihl (70th, 18:27),and Nathan Lodl (84th, 18:43).

Germantown teams win InviteThe Germantown girls and boys cross

country team won the Wolverine CrossCountry Invitational in Waterford Oct.8.

Germantown was led by Sami Stieve,who finished second with a time of 19:26.65.She was followed by AlyssaGoesch (fifth, 19:52.48), JenniferLindgren (11th, 20:32.02), McKennaKlopfer (12th, 20:35.01), Calli Lemke(15th, 20:47.98). Also running forGermantown were Molly Baus (33rd,21:55.48) and Hannah Schaetzel (60th,24:02.52).

The Germantown boys took the toptwo spots at the competition, with JakeDuFrane winning the event with a timeof 16:24.98 while Craig Reese finishedsecond with a time of 16:29.62. Theywere followed by Jake Garvey (eighth,16:59.59), Evan Adair (13th, 17:19.32)and Dylan Ayer (15th, 17:24.65). Alsorunning for Germantown were JoeBiesel (16th, 17:25.17) and Westin Feltz(24th, 17:37.47).

Falls girls seventh at Port Invite

Hamilton improved its record to 5-2

in the Greater Metro Conference and 12-4-2 overall following a 4-2 win overWauwatosa East Oct. 13. Connor Provanscored two goals while Hayden Barthand Alex Michalski scored the othergoals for the Chargers.

Menomonee Falls beat West AllisCentral 5-3 Oct. 13. Andrew Godfrey andDaniel Behrendt scored two goals forMenomonee Falls while the other goalcame from Jordan Bonenberger.

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Lutheran, 5-12 in a North ShoreConference match Oct. 13. TimothySchabel scored three goals and Luke Yahrscored two goals for Germantown, whilethe Warhawks other goal came from JakeWoloszyk. Afterward, Germantown wasfourth in the conference with a 2-2-3record and 4-6-6 overall.

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should call the Community Education &Recreation Department at 255-8460 formore details. All donations (notrequired) for the work will be given tothe participating youth organizations.

The motto of the Optimist Club is“Friend of Youth” and “Bringing out theBest in Kids”. Many community eventsare sponsored by the Optimist club suchas the Independence Day Parade, Kids'Fishing Derby, Adopt A Highway, Leaf Raking for Senior Citizens, and manymore. Some of the youth projects theclub sponsors are Post Prom, Jr Miss,Student of the Month, Tri Star Soccer,and many scholarship opportunities.

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Admission is $4.00 for adults andchildren 3 and older; $2.00 for children2 and under. Children receive a freepumpkin with their paid admission.

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‘Spooktacular Halloween Party’The Sussex Farmers Market will endits season Sunday, Oct. 25 with itsSpooktacular Halloween Party at thevenue’s location of Armory Park, W239N5664 Maple Avenue, Sussex. The eventwill run from 1 a.m. and feature cook-ie decorating; face painting; trick-or-treating at the vendors; a costume con-test; a brat fry benefiting the SussexOutreach Services food pantry and livemusic.

The Sussex Farmers Market runsSundays May through October from 10a.m. to 2 p.m.

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Ace of Spray has been selected byMilwaukee Business ImprovementDistrict #21 to provide graffiti removalservices throughout the downtownbusiness and commercial area.

Ace of Spray will employ green tech-niques to clean graffiti from surfaces,usually within 24 hours of its beingreported. Unlike sandblasting or sodablasting - which can damage buildingsand leave a mess behind - Ace of Spraypartners biodegradable cleaners withhigh-pressure water to leave surfacesclean and graffiti-free.

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Community Memorial Hospitalannounced a $100,000 donation fromKohl’s to expand the emergency depart-ment at Froedtert & the Medical Collegeof Wisconsin (MCW) CommunityMemorial Hospital. The donation willspecifically support one of four special-ized trauma rooms used for the mostcritically ill or injured patients withlife-threatening emergencies. Eachtrauma room is designed to accommo-date a larger team of care providers andspecialized medical equipment provid-ing stabilization, diagnosis and treat-ment quickly and effectively.

“We are thankful and humbled bythe generous donation from Kohl’s,”said Dennis Pollard, president of Community Memorial Hospital and chief operating officer of Froedtert Health.“The donation demonstrates Kohl’scommitment to the community throughthis investment in premier emergencycare. Community Memorial Hospital isprivileged to have the support of such agreat community neighbor.”

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• Manufacturing Tech• Maintenance• CNC Machining• Mold Making

WHY HOME INSTEADSENIOR CARE?

Because we VALUE our CAREGivers!!We have IMMEDIATE positions for DAYS,EVENINGS, and WEEKENDSserving our seniors in Washington and Ozaukee counties. We offerflexible scheduling! If you want to supplement your income andmake a difference in the life of a senior, HOME INSTEAD SENIORCARE is for YOU! Must be 21, have a reliable vehicle, a valid driver’slicense and auto insurance,and pass a background check. If you arekind, caring, and compassionate and want to join a growing com-pany that serves seniors and strives to teach others about Love, (v.),please contact Gina at 262-546-0226 orsubmit an application throughwww.homeinstead.com/391.

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FedEx Ground is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer (Minorities/Females/Disability/Veterans) committed to a diverse workforce

Parcel Assistant10.56/per hour

FedEx Ground16555 W. Rogers DriveNew Berlin, WI 53151

On MCTS route #6

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Café • Bar • DeliRare Opportunity!

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CAREER OPPORTUNITYThe Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is seeking a Part-timeDISTRIBUTIONASSISTANT. This position is responsible for assisting with route delivery,training new carriers, and warehouse organization. Working the early hoursfrom 1:00am – 6:00am, with Friday, Saturday and Sunday being the most fre-quent scheduled days, therefore required availability although days may vary.Staying past 6:00am until the work is completed is required when unexpectedroutes are in need of delivery. You must be 18 years of age or older and able

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To apply visit: http://www.journalmediagroup.com/: “Click Careers” - SearchPublishing Jobs – Search opening – click: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to apply.Or call the following locations:

Burnham DC(Central Milwaukee)Eddie Carter – 414.647.4752

Clinton DC(North Milwaukee)Cornell Sims – 414.982.1830

Johnson Creekor Hartland DCChristine Katona – 414.788.5111

Menomonee FallsorHartford DCDave Fifarek – 1414.788.0799

Port WashingtonorCedarburg DCRod Debroux – 414.225.5068

Rawson DC(Airport Milwaukee)Sara Schoessow - 414.762.3395

Waukesha DCBarb Kowalkiewicz 262.446.6649

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LIMPIADORde AUTOMOBILES

Solicitamos profesionales con experien-cia para limpiar carros. Tiempo comple-to, seguro de salud y dental, 401K, sepagan vacaciones y dias feriados, $11 porhora. Aplicar en persona en Greater Milwaukee Auto Auction . La direcciones 8711 West Brown Deer Rd, MilwaukeeWI 53224. Si tienen alguna preguntanos pueden contactar 414-365-3500.

SUPERVISOR de limpiadoresde AUTOMOBILES

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