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Trees at Centennial Park in the Menomonee Falls VillageCentre have been decorated by School District of Menomonee
Falls students as part of the Festival of Trees. Each school isexhibiting nondenominational handmade creations on treessponsored by the Menomonee Falls Village Centre at Centennial Park. Each tree is sponsored by one of the schoolsin the district with a festive creative theme.
Hamilton School DistrictSuperintendent Kathleen Cooke willretire at the end of the current schoolyear, the district announced in astatement issued Dec. 1.
The Hamilton School Boardaccepted Cooke's retirement a meet-ing that evening. Cooke has been theHamilton district superintendentsince 1993. The School Board willestablish parameters and a timelinefor selecting a new superintendent atits Dec. 21 meeting, according to astatement from the district.
"Dr. Cooke has provided dedicatedservice and worked collaboratively tobuild a school district that reflectsthe community’s expectations forhigh performance," School BoardPresident Gabe Kolesari said. "Sheworked in partnership with staff, par-ents, community members and busi-ness leaders to affect meaningful,positive change."
According to a statement from thedistrict, there have been $50 millionof facility additions and renovationswhile Cooke was superintendent.
The statement from the districtindicated that as superintendent
Cooke oversaw initiatives such asschool improvement, strategic andtactical planning processes; theSeniors & Students VolunteerProgram; and innovative programs toincrease achievement including thehigh school block schedule, four-year-old kindergarten, early readingand early mathematics empowermentprograms, honors and advancedplacement programming. It alsonoted that Cooke "promoted engage-ment of stakeholders" through focusgroups, quality interviews, formation
of a Business Advisory Council andother groups that studied facilities,budget, curriculum achievement andattendance boundaries.
Cooke graduated from MarianCollege in 1979 and got her master'sdegree from UW-Milwaukee in 1984and her doctorate from UW-Madisonin 1991. Cooke started her profes-sional career in the OconomowocSchool District first as an elementaryschool teacher and then as a programevaluation specialist, elementary andmiddle school principal, humanresources director and assistantsuperintendent.
Hamilton district superintendentto retire at end of school year
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Woodside Elementary School fami-lies and staff members are showing
compassion for others once again thisThanksgiving season by donatingturkey baskets to families in need inMilwaukee’s Notre Dame Middle Schoolcommunity.
For the fourth year, Woodside stu-dents were asked to donate money theyearned by doing chores at home. Withmore than $2,275 collected, 32 parentvolunteers shopped for groceries tobuild the baskets. Items included afrozen turkey, bag of stuffing, jar of gravy, white and sweet potatoes, freshvegetables, bread, canned cranberries,a fresh pie, beverages, appetizers suchas crackers and nuts, along with analuminum roasting pan. All of theitems were put into a large sturdy
laundry basket and delivered to fami-lies."This has been an extremely
rewarding service project for students," said Rayelle Simon
Woodside teacher who helped othe collection. "It’s amazing hdoing a few chores around the hnow going to feed 35 families."
Notre Dame is a successfulschool in Milwaukee that Hispanic girls in grades 5-school’s academic outcomes inc98 percent high school graduatwith 82 percent of its studentsuing on to college. Some 94 pethe families live at or below level and the past few years haespecially difficult because thsion has affected many jobsDame recently added a co-ed school which has increased thfor baskets.
Remaining money afteThanksgiving meals were puwas donated to the Sussex Food
Bud has been active in the community for all these years, and has come
to know so many of you by name. From class rings to engagement rings
and so many milestones in local families, Bud has enjoyed the privilege of
being a part of so many of these events through the generations.
Shawn Walsh, Bud's eldest son has worked by his side in the jewelry
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entirely custom, Bud's commitment to value has never wavered. Bud has been active in Rotary an
been recognized nationally as an Outstanding Young Man in Business.
"Although I have enjoyed these years working in a career I love, it is time for me to take a ste
new direction. As I enter my fiftieth year in the jewelry business, It's time for me to spend more tim
my wife Mary Pat. We look forward to doing some traveling and spending more time with our g
children and great-grandchildren. But don't be surprised to see me in the store from time to time, b
my heart is still in the business that has been so much a part of me for all these years."
"In celebration of my retirement we will be offering large discounts on all in-stock mercha
We have many beautiful pieces of jewelry on-hand for yourself or that special someone in your li
Bud Walsh is retiring. After 49 years in the jewelry business,
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Woodside contributes baskefor families in need
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Woodside students are pictured with turkey baskets that were made possibleextra chores they did at home.
United Wayvolunteer opportunities
The Volunteer EngagementDivision of United Way of GreaterMilwaukee & Waukesha County wouldlike to invite volunteers to partici-pate in the following opportunities:
Premier United Way VolunteerOpportunities: Winter Fun Box:
United Way of Greater Milwaukee &Waukesha County:
Workplaces, church groups, scouttroops, friends and families can cometogether to give our community a lit-tle extra cheer this holiday season.Gather your group and pack togetherWinter Fun Boxes for clients of United Way Partner Agencies. ContactUnited Way for more details.
If you are interested in the aboveopportunities please [email protected] orcall 262-409-2406.
Partner Program Agencies’Volunteer Opportunities: MockInterviewer: GPS Education – Butler,WI
Part of GPS Education’s mission isto prepare high school students to beemployable upon graduation. Eachstudent goes through apprenticeshipexperiences with manufacturing com-panies. Part of the preparation pro-vided is an opportunity for each stu-dent to go through mock interviews.GPS is looking for volunteers who areprofessionals that will be able toserve as mock interviewers.
Meal Drivers: Aging & DisabilityResource Center – Waukesha County
Help deliver meals to seniors overthe lunch hour. Receiving this mealallows home bound older adults tolive longer in home. It also helps sen-iors receive proper nutrition andmaintain their independence. Help isneeded from 11:00 am - 1:00 pmweek-days in the following locations:
Brookfield, Butler, Hartland,Menomonee Falls, Mukwonago,Muskego, New Berlin, Oconomowoc,Sussex and Waukesha. Individuals,couples, friends and neighbors can dothis together. Training and mileagereimbursement is provided.
Requirements: Volunteers must be aminimum of 18 years old (childrenwith families must be over the age of 6), have reliable transportation, pos-sess a valid driver's license and pro-vide proof of auto insurance. Therewill be a background check on allwho apply.
Drop-In Center Program Assistant:Pathfinders – Milwaukee, WI
Pathfinders’ Drop-In Center pro-vides basic needs assistance andintensive case management to home-less and vulnerable youth and youngadults ages 14-25. The Center pro-vides access to food, bus tickets,hygiene, clothing, laundry and show-er facilities, as well as programs
focusing on employment, education,independent living skills and socialsupport services. Program Assistants(PA) at the Drop-In Center build rela-tionships that provide assistance andencouragement to the youth andyoung adults to support them inreaching their goals.
Drop-In Volunteers are required tocommit 4 hours/week for a minimumof 6 months. They must possess ahigh school diploma or equivalent, be21 years old and have experience orinterest in working with homeless ornear-homeless teens and youngadults. Reference and backgroundchecks are required.
If you are interested in any of theabove opportunities please [email protected] orcall 262-409-2406.
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The mission of the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program is tocollect new, unwrapped toys and distribute those toys as Christmas gifts to needychildren within communities. They try to deliver the message of hope to needyyoungsters that will motivate them to grow into responsible, productive,patriotic citizens and community leaders. Toys for Tots helps needychildren throughout the United States experience the joy of Christmas; to
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running (Pete's Main Street Headliners) for 30 years in Menomonee Falls. Jaclyn's moretired after 37 year with AT&T she is now enjoying having her time off with her famhusband.Jason's dad is a Vice President of sales at Sound Design in Mequon for 21 years. Jasonhas been a doll artist since 1987 and still makes beautiful dolls for many other businespeople.
Jaclyn's maternal grandparents are June Kroeger who is 93 and is living in GermaWisconsin at Elaine's home and her grandfather Robert Kroeger died in 1993 when she wagrade she was very close to her grandfather and misses him everyday. Jaclyn's pgrandparents were Betty Sorenson & Clarence Sorenson sadly Jaclyn never got to megrandfather Clarence since he died when her Dad was 17 years old on Christmas E
grandmother Betty she did get to know and enjoyed visiting her in Two Rivers and there lmovies and her cat and she also enjoyed her visits when she came to her parents arouholidays.... She did pass away in 2002 on Good Friday and is also still missed and thougheveryday.
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Jaclyn went to Germantown High School and graduated in 2005 and a few years later attThe Academy Paul Mitchell school and graduated with her cosmetology license in 2009Jason went to Menomonee Falls High School and also graduated in 2005 and went off to where he graduated in 2007 for his associate degree and applied sciences
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The Menomonee Falls girls basketball team splitgames at the Blessings in a Backpack tournamentthat they hosted Nov. 27-28.
Menomonee Falls beat Port Washington 48-32 theopening night of the tournament. The Indians heldan 11-2 lead with 9:15 left in the first half followinga layup by Marissa Igunbor. Menomonee Falls thenscored eight straight points on the way to a 33-12halftime lead. Igunbor led all scorers with 13 pointswhile Madison Grzesiak added 10 points.
In the tournament championship game the nextevening Menomonee Falls lost to Muskego 49-45. Athree-point basket by Sarah Anderson gave Muskegoa 9-6 lead at the 12:50 mark of the first half andsparked an 8-2 run for the Warriors. Menomonee Fallsanswered with a 5-2 run and trailed 19-14 at half-time.
Menomonee Falls continued its rally and took a25-24 lead at the 12:57 mark of the second half afterAlyssa Marks converted two free throws. ButAnderson responded with a three-point basket onthe other end as Muskego scored seven straightpoints. Menomonee Falls stayed close with Muskego
and took a 42-41 lead with 2:24 remaining as KarlyVolz converted a free throw. But a free throw byAnderson with less than a minute remaining gavethe Warriors a 44-43 lead that they kept until thebuzzer.
Both Anderson and Menomonee Falls MadisonGrzesiak were leading scorers with 13 points each.
"They fought so hard. We'll get over the hump,"Amundson said afterward. "I'm excited for the kids."
Amundson said the team learned from playing aphysical game against Muskego, which will help themin the long run.
This is the second year of the Blessings in aBackpack charity tournament, which benefits anorganization which assists children from low incomefamilies by providing food in a backpack for theweekends. Amundson said that last year approxi-mately $1,000 was donated to the organization fromthe tournament, while the school's Booster Club alsocontributed to the organization.
This year's tournament was held the same week-end as the Brookfield Central ThanksgivingShootout, which drew several top teams fromWisconsin and Illinois. For the Menomonee Falls tour-nament, Amundson said the Falls organizers wereseeking teams where the primary scoring was comingfrom younger players who were returning from lastseason.
"We were really happy that we targeted the teamsthat (are) here," Amundson said.
Hamilton results
Hamilton scored the first 24 points against LittleChute at the Brookfield Central Thanksgiving Classicon the way to a 62-26 win. Taylor Klug led Hamiltonwith 24 points.
The Chargers opened the Greater MetroConference portion of their schedule with a 66-54win over Wauwatosa East. Ellie Sumiec led Hamiltonwith 22 points.
Germantown results
The Germantown girls basketball team openedthe season with two wins. On Nov. 24, a three pointbasket by Germantown as time expired gave theWarhawks a 58-57 win over Kettle Moraine Lutheran.On Dec. 1, the Warhawks beat Milwaukee Lutheran88-16.
Falls splits gamesat home tourney
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Ellie Sumiec converts a layup against Little Chute Brookfield Central Thanksgiving Shootout Nov. 28.
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BOYS BASKETBALL
Falls opens season with two winsThe Menomonee Falls boys basket-ball team won its first two games of the
season. On Nov. 24, the Indians toppedFond du Lac 70-57. Bryce McMurtry ledMenomonee Falls with 19 points.
Four days later Menomonee Fallsrallied to beat West Bend West 59-57.West held a 34-29 halftime lead butMenomonee Falls rallied to tie thescore at 37-37 on two free throws byJustin Gruber. Matt Korner answeredfor West with a three point basket atthe other end of the court while MattTomey converted two free throws togive the Spartans a 42-37 lead with13:12 remaining. Menomonee Falls
responded with an 11-2 scoring runthat gave the Indians a 51-49 leadwith 4:19 remaining after Jerin Freyconverted a layup.
Kyle Wilde led the West comeback,as he scored a basket with 1:55remaining and then converted twothree point baskets with less than 40seconds remaining for West. His lastshot came up just short as the buzzersounded.
"It was a good comeback by us andwe've got to take care of the final fiveminutes better, but it's a learningprocess," Menomonee Falls Coach BenFarley said.
He added he liked the way hresponded to adverse momentsthe game.
The Indians lost at Plymou1, 75-60. Jaden ChampioMenomonee Falls with 18 point
Hamilton resultsHamilton opened the season
71-41 win over Messmer at thCoach Classic at the UW-MilKlotsche Center. Jacob HartuHamilton with 20 points. The Copened last week with a 52-over Watertown Dec. 1. HartuHamilton with 28 points.
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‘Beauty and the Beast’ program atMenomonee Falls Library Dec. 5Belle, from the Disney classic
Beauty and the Beast, will be at theMenomonee Falls Library on December5 from 9:15-10:45am. Bring your cam-era to meet, and get a picture, withBelle. Related craft opportunities canbe enjoyed from 9:30-10:45 a.m. for
kids age 4 and up, followed by a show-ing of the Disney classic film.Registration is required only for thecraft portion of the program. Sign upby visiting the library website atmenomoneefallslibrary.org, or by call-ing the youth library at 532-8915 if you have no computer access.
Silver Tea at Old Falls Village Dec. 6The Old Falls Village annual Silver
Tea will be held Sunday, Dec. 6 from 1to 4 p.m. at the Miller-Davidson House.The event will feature free admissionand free refreshments (coffee, tea andcookies). The theme will be "DutchChristmas" with wooden shoes andwindmills showcased to recognize St.Nick’s Day. There will also be a home-made Christmas cookie sale and a visitwith Santa and Mrs. Claus.
Old Falls Village is located at thecorner of Pilgrim Road and Highway Q.For more information, visit www.old-fallsvillage.com
Christmas music at Holy CrossLutheran Dec. 12
On Saturday, December 12 at7:00pm, the music ministries of HolyCross Lutheran Church will presenttheir Christmas concert entitled “Gloriain Excelsis Deo!” This glorious eveningof Christmas music will feature all the
Holy Cross vocal choirs, including theKing’s Kids, God Squad, The Spirit of Harmony A cappella ensemble and theFestival Choir. Also, the NewBeginnings Handbell and The HeavenlySounds Handbell Choirs, theFluteangelists, the Recorder Consort,Celebration Band and the Orchestra.The choirs will weave through the
story of Jesus’ birth with music, wordand song. Holy Cross Lutheran Churchis located on Pilgrim Road, three blockssouth of Appleton Ave. at W156N8131Pilgrim Rd. Menomonee Falls For fur-ther information please call 262 251-2740.
Falls Patio Players presenting'Christmas Carol'
"And the Tradition goes on..." FallsPatio Players again performs thebeloved version of Charles Dickens' clas-sic "Christmas Carol". The sets are goingup and Patio Players are measuring forcostumes. Two of their very own mem-bers, the late Carol Klose and the lateJack Strawbridge, collaborated to writethis musical version, which encompass-es French and English carols as well asmany original songs. It has trulybecome a family tradition, of which,Menomonee Falls can be proud. We arealso excited to be celebrating our 50thseason.
Shows are at North Middle Schoolauditorium on N88 W16750 Garfield Dr.in Menomonee Falls. Performances areon Friday, December 4th at 7 pm,Saturday, December 5th at 3 & 7 pm andSunday, December 6th at 1 & 4 pm.Tickets can be purchased on-line atfallspatioplayers.com or on the 24 hrinformation line@ 262-255-8372.
Adults/Seniors are $10 and Students are$8. There is Handicapped access throughthe rear lobby doors.
Community invited toDec. 16 holiday concert
The public is invited to attend afree Winter Holiday Concert Dec. 16 at1 p.m. in the Hamilton Fine Arts Center
(HFAC).A total of 250 students who aremembers of Hamilton High Schoolchoirs and Templeton Middle SchoolEighth Grade Chorus will perform tradi-tional holiday and winter-themedmusic. This event is an annual holidaytradition for senior citizens and com-munity members.
Directors are Jaye Mier, Templetonchorus; and Marilyn Mascitti andBenjamin Bedroske, Hamilton choirs.The HFAC is located at W220 N6151Town Line Road, Sussex.
Pauline Haass Library eventsThe following events will be offered
at the Pauline Haass Public Library inSussex:
• Mystery Book Club: Club meetsfirst Wednesday of month (Sept.-June)at 7 p.m. Meet new people and discussmysteries. The library will borrowcopies of the books to be read or atten-dees can find own copy. Contact theReference Desk at (262) 246-5181 formore information.
• Cookie Club: Children can joinWinter Cookie Club and start collecting
punches on Cookie Club carthrough Jan. 30. Cookie decdays are Jan. 29 and 30.
For more information, cal246-5180 or stop in at library, at N64 W23820 Main St. in Sucheck the library’s web swww.phplonline.org.
December Moviesat the Falls LibraryThe Menomonee Falls Public
will show two movies in Decembmovies shown will be in the Meeting/Community Room, rithe main lobby. We recommeyou come early as we have ochairs. Admission is free to alon the movie’s rating. Details arlows.
Tuesday, December 15 at and Thursday, December 17 at "Ricki and the Flash" (2015) SMeryl Streep, Kevin Klein, anSpringfield. In this unconventioheartwarming family drama, arocker returns home to her esfamily after years on the road foher dreams, and must face the mshe tries to make things right wloved ones. Directed by JoDemme. Rated PG-13, 101 minu
For more information, chelibrary’s website menomonebrary.org or call the Adult ReDesk at 262-532-8920. MenFalls Public Library, W156 Pilgrim Road, Menomonee Falls.
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