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The following report was taken fromrecords at the West Bend PoliceDepartment.

Operating while intoxicated• A 30-year-old Lomira woman was

taken into custody for operating whileintoxicated at 10:05 p.m. Aug. 28 aftershe was stopped for erratic driving at W.Washington Street and Valley Avenue. Shewas determined to have a blood-alcoholcontent of .233.

• A 32-year-old West Bend male wasarrested for operating while intoxicated at10:37 p.m. Aug. 28 following a traffic stopat E. Washington and Center streets.

• A 28-year-old Kewaskum man wastaken into custody for operating whileintoxicated at 12:44 a.m. Aug. 29 after hewas stopped for a traffic violation atJefferson Street and N. 11th Avenue.

Rescue call• Police responded to a rescue call for

overturned kayaks in the Riverside Parksection of the Milwaukee River at 12:02p.m. Sept. 2. Investigation determinedthat eight adults had been overturnedwhile kayaking. All parties and theirkayaks were located. Police are warningthe public to stay off the river at this timedue to higher levels and faster currents.

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The Washington County HumaneSociety’s annual event for animal lovers,Paws in the Park will be held at JacksonPark in village of Jackson on Saturday,Sept. 8. Registration starts at 9 a.m., walkstarts at 10 a.m.All dogs will receive abandana at the registration table and paidregistrants will get a T-shirt.

This event is a Humane Societyfundraiser of individuals walking eitheralone or with their animals–mostly dogs,but pets of all kinds are welcome–for a1.6- or two-mile walk. All walkers willleave at the same time regardless of routechoice. Water for animals and companionswill be provided along the route.

The event will include food, live music,demonstrations and a variety of vendors.There will be free interactive dog gamesfeaturing an agility course and painting

under the pavilion where attendees cancreate a masterpiece. Following the walk,top walkers who brought in the mostpledges will be honored by the shelter.

Vendors will include AdvoCare,Bentley’s, Biscuit and Bones, Bottle CapSalvage, Charming Paws, Color Street,Costco, Doodledaaze, Fit Club LLC, GoRiteway Transport, Happy Hounds,Hempworx, Home/Themed Creations, L’Bri,LulaRoe, Norwex, Pampered Chef,Paparazzi, Paw-Tree, Perfectly Posh,Pleasant Valley Treats, Rodan & Fields,ScArfs, Scentsy, Themed Creations, Thirty-One, Tupperware, US Cellular, UsborneBooks & More, Wi German ShorthairedPointer Rescue, Wild Tree, Young LivingEssential Oils and Zilis.

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The Downtown West BendAssociated hosted the eighthannual Wheels on Main Car Showthat was held Sept. 2 along sev-eral streets in the city’s down-town. Among the vehicles on dis-play were a 1960 ChevroletChenille owned by Joe Oleander,(above), a 1976 Capri II ownedby Tom Pieper (right), and a1970s stock Cutlass Supremeowned by Tom Bognor (below).

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The Clyman Canners topped theHartford Hawks in the Rock River LeagueGrand Championship Series, winning thefinal two games in the three-gameseries.

Hartford opened the series with a 6-1 win over the Canners on Aug. 26.JeffZielke recorded five strikeouts over nineinnings for Hartford while Hawks battersfinished the game with a three-runninth inning. The Canners evened theseries with a 5-3 win on Sept. 1. TheCanners scored two runs in top of the11th inning for the win.

The next day Clyman won the titlewith an 8-5 win over the Hawks. Bothteams scored two runs in the eighthinning but Clyman held Hartford score-less in the top of the ninth to secure the

win. Hartford ended the year with a 24-9 record in the Rock River League.

Canners top Hartford for Rock River title

Slinger football continued its winningways with a 42-7 win over CedarburgAug. 31. The Owls held a 21-0 lead afterthe first quarter. Logan Homberg ran 12times for 143 yards and two touchdownswhile Jeraed Lighthizer added 61 yardsand two touchdowns on nine carries.

Slinger is tied with Homestead for theNorth Shore Conference lead, with bothteams having 3-0 records.

A 4-yard run by T.J. Simpson in thefourth quarter lifted West Bend East to a27-24 win over Hartford. Simpson com-pleted 7 of 15 passes for one touchdownand three interceptions while BradySchmidt ran 20 times for 145 yards andone touchdown. East's other score cameon an 87-yard fumble return by CalebKnoll.

For Hartford, Scott Savage ran 21times for 167 yards and two touchdownswhile Jacob Frantl ran 9 times for 16

yards and one touchdowns. Frantl com-pleted 10 of 12 passes for 77 yards.Harford's other score came on a 34-yardfield goal by A.J. Arndt. East andHartford both had 2-1 records after thegame.

West Bend West lost to Whitefish Bay,27-7.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran beat Waupun55-14 Aug. 31. Ben Washburn completed3 of 7 passes for 70 yards and two touch-down. Washburn also ran 12 times for 90yards and two touchdowns while NickNinmann and Levi Vagnini also scored onruns for the Chargers. The Chargers otherscore came on a 94-yard kickoff return byCaleb Martens. It was the Chargers firstwin since a 13-12 win at Ripon on Oct.16,2015.

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• Install smoke alarms on every storyof your home and outside sleeping areas.Be sure to test them monthly, cleanthem every six months and replace bat-teries in spring and fall.

• Have a fire escape plan for yourfamily and practice it. A small fire canspread rapidly — you may only haveminutes or seconds to escape. Whengoing over the details of your escapeplan, check windows and doors to ensureall open easily. Know your local emer-gency number (911). Never stop to gath-er belongings or reenter a home aftersafely outside.

• When renovating, consider usingfire-rated, noncombustible products.Your choice of insulation, for example,can be vital. Stone wool insulation, likethat produced by Roxul, resists tempera-tures up to approximately 2,150 F. Whendirectly exposed to fire, it will not off-gas, contribute to toxic smoke or pro-mote flames.

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The Jackson Historical SocietyRaspberry Festival will be held onSunday, Sept. 9 from noon to 4 p.m. atthe Jackson Historical Society MuseumGrounds, 1860 Mill Road in the Town ofJackson.

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Music will be provided all afternoon.Tour the historic church museum and loghouse on the grounds. The one-room

schoolhouse will be open with a teacherto conduct class like it was in the late1800s. Take part in the silent auctionfrom 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. locatedinside the museum. There will be manyexcellent values up for bid. Attendeescan also see broom making, spinningwheel demo, crosscut sawing and opera-tion of a ham radio.

All proceeds and donations will con-tribute to the continued success of theJackson Historical Society.

For further information contact RussHanson at (262) 677-3888 or [email protected].

Jackson Historical Society Raspberry Festival Sept. 9

Roots and Branches is pleased toannounce five finalists for the West BendMutual Insurance Company BusinessBeautification Award this year. The fivefinalists are: A Conversation Piece, 132 S.6th Avenue, Albiero Plumbing, 1940 N.Main St., Gallery of Wisconsin Art, 303Water St., Jasen Wealth Advisors, 143 S.Main St. and NTB National Tire & Battery,1300 S. Main St. The finalists will be rec-ognized and the winner announced atthe Roots and Branches Garden PartyReception on Wednesday, Sept. 12 at thePrairie Center in West Bend Mutual.

The award is named after West BendMutual Insurance Company, the first

recipient of the award. The awardencourages businesses in the communityto improve their facilities and landscapesto help make West Bend and even morebeautiful place in which to live, work andvisit.

Individual Tickets are $35 per personand may be purchased online at roots-branches.org/events. Bring friends andsponsor a table for eight for $275. This isa fundraiser for Roots and Branches tosupport its year-round programs toimprove the environment in our commu-nity. For more information, call (262)335-5083 or email [email protected].

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