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Germantown SeniorClub will present itsannual bazaar on Oct.25, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., atthe senior center, W162N11960 Park Avenue.See page 11.

Kettle MoraineSymphony: The KettleMoraine Symphony(KMS) will present aconcert of NordicMelodies, Friday, Sept.26, at 7:30 p.m. Underthe direction of PaulThorgaard, the 60-mem-ber orchestra will per-form works by Norway’sEdvard Grieg, Finland’s

Jean Sibe liu s andSweden’s Lars-ErikLarsson. See page 17.

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MANAGING EDITOR

The Germantown School District and its individual schoolsfared well in the most recent report cards issued by the StateDepartment of Public Instruction.

The report cards, which were made public Sept. 16, judgedistricts and individual schools in four areas: Student achieve-ment in reading and math, student growth in reading andmath, closing gaps in reading, math and graduation rates, andon track and post secondary readiness. Districts are judgedbased on four categories, with “significantly exceeds expecta-tions” the highest and “exceeds expectations” the secondhighest.

The Germantown district had an overall score of 80.7,which h placed it in the exceeds expectations category. Witha score of 85.1, MacArthur Elementary scored in the signifi-cantly exceeds expectations category while all other schoolsin the district scored in the exceeds expectations category.

District officials also noted that Amy Belle ElementarySchool was selected as a Wisconsin “School of Recognition”for academic progress.

“In a cursory review of the data and in comparison toother K-12 districts, Germantown School District continues tofare well in a highly competitive atmosphere created by theSchool Report Card system,” the district said in a statement.“While there is always room for academic improvement andwe do not intend to rest on our laurels, we are proud of thispast year’s scores as they reflect the hard work of resilient stu-dents, parents, and staff during these challenging and evolu-

Germantown district‘exceeds expectations’on state report cards

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The winner at each grade level will beentered into the Grand Prize TriMathlon.

The competition, open to 2nd-5thgrade students, will be held at on Oct. 18at the Menomonee Falls MathnasiumLearning Center at N78 W14569Appleton Avenue, Menomonee Falls.Participation is free and registration is nowopen at mathnasiumtrimathlon.com.

“Mathnasium’s TriMathlon provides awonderful opportunity for kids to engagein math in a fun way that also gives backto the community,” said Kevin Carnes,President of Lakeshore’s EducationDivision. “We’re proud to support thisevent and inspire more kids to develop alove for math.”

The TriMathlon consists of three events:• Magic Squares, where students are

awarded points for developing their ownmath problems.

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Hamilton kept Brookfield East closeSept. 12 but they couldn't catchup to theSpartans, losing 10-3.

"The bottom line is we were carelesswith the football and we had some oppor-tunities. Against a good team, you've got totake full advantage of (opportunities), that'swhat you need to do," Hamilton Coach

John Damato said afterward. "That didn'thappen tonight."

Hamilton’s second drive of the eveninggot the Chargers to the Spartans 19-yardline on six plays before an interceptionquashed that opportunity.The Chargers goton the board at 6 minute mark of the sec-ond quarter on a 36-yard field goal byMatt Young, which completed 13-play drivethat started on the Chargers 30-yard line.

The Spartans scored the only touch-down of the game at the 8:37 mark of the

The Germantown girls volleyball teamfinished second while Kettle Moraine fin-ished third at the Chargers home invitation-al Sept. 13.

Germantown started the day with a25-22, 25-15 win over MadisonEdgewood but then fell to Appleton Xavier26-8, 22-25, 13-15. Germantownrebounded with a 25-19, 25-20 win overUnion Grove and followed that with a 25-19, 25-16 win over Wisconsin Lutheran.Germantown lost in the championship

match to Waukesha Catholic Memorial 21-25, 21-25.Germantown then returned to Greater

Metro Conference play Sept. 16 with a 25 -8, 25-13, 25-10 win at MilwaukeeLutheran.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran toppedHomestead (25-13, 25-23) andWaunakee (25-17, 25-14) in bracket playand then defeated Wisconsin Heights 25-11, 25-12 before losing in the semifinal toMemorial, 24-26, 24-26. The Chargersfinished the day with a 25-22, 25-17 winover Wisconsin Lutheran.

Menomonee Falls won three matchesat the Brookfield Central Invite Sept. 13.

before losing to a familiar conference rival.The Indians opened the tournament

with a 25-20, 25-22 win over Waterlooand followed that with a 21-25, 25-17, 15-12 win over Green Bay Preble.Menomonee Falls then topped Nicolet 25-10, 25-22. Menomonee Falls then lost toGreater Metro Conference rival DivineSavior Holy Angels 15-25, 17-25.

Hamilton split games at the Fond duLac tournament Sept. 13. The Chargersopened the day with a 25-20, 16-25, 12-

15 loss to Hartford but rebounded with a25-11, 25-13 win over Menasha. Hamiltonthen beat Denmark 27-25, 25-23 beforelosing to Grafton 25-27, 20-25. Hamiltonfinished the day with a 19-25, 26-24, 8-15loss to Fond du Lac.

Hamilton returned to Greater MetroConference play with a 12-25, 23-25, 11-25 loss to Divine Savior Holy Angels Sept.16.

State rankings: Germantown madeits first appearance this season on the statecoaches association Division I rankingsSept. 15, appearing in eighth place. KettleMoraine Lutheran remained ranked sixth atDivision 2.

Girls volleyball: Germantownsecond at KML tourney

The Menomonee Falls boys cross coun-try team finished second at the Matt HadlerInvitational held at Rotary Park Sept. 13.

Menomonee Falls was led by Jake

McMahon, who finished fourth wiof 16:59. He was followed by Schinker in eighth (17:21), Josh Hin11th (17:36), Jayce Kolinski (17:46), Cooper Dozzi in 22nd

Tyler Smalley in 25th (18:12 aPogozelski in 37th (18:48).

Hamilton finished third at the mChargers were led by Josh Desorfinished second with a time of 16was followed by Steven Smith (17:25), Eric Downs in 18th (17:4Thompson in 21st (176:53), Swope in 27th (18:14), Nicholas in 30th (18:24) and Tyler Voelzke(18:31).

In the girls event, Hamilton finiswhile Menomonee Falls finishHamilton was led by Emma Woefinished sixth with a time of 19:51. followed by Rachel Jeffers in 11th Riley Swope in 16th (21:10), Parker in 18th (21:26), Eliana Selin

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Estock, who finished 14th with a21:07. She was followed bySchefelker in 19th (21:53),

Jankowsk i in 22nd (22 :07)Poffinbarger in 32nd (23:06), Hanson in 33rd (23:07) and Elisein 37th (23:51).

Germantown 10th Arrowhead Invite: The Germboys cross country team finished 10Arrowhead Invite held SepGermantown was led by Nick Foti,ished 36th with a time of 17:08.

Cross country: Falls boys secoat Hadler Invite

Menomonee Falls was in fourth place inthe Greater Metro Conference with a 2-2conference record and a 9-2-1 overall mark

following a 4-1 loss to Brookfield East Sept.16. Menomonee Falls goal came fromBrandon Dantone at the 87th minute.

The previous Friday Menomonee Fallsbeat Greendale 3-1 in a nonconferencematch. Joe Burgoyne scored two goalswhile Ian Storts also scored forMenomonee Falls.

Hamilton got its first GreateConference win of the season Sshutting out West Allis Cent

Afterward, Hamilton had a 1-2-1ence record and a 5-5-1 overall m

Germantown had a 0-2-2 NorConference record and a 4-7-2 ovefollowing a 2-2 tie against Grafton Ryan Mongan scored at the 4th mGermantown while Ryan French scthe Warhawks at the 42nd minute.

Hamilton’s Josh Descorcy runs to athird place finish at the Matt Hadler Invitational Sept. 13. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

third quarter as Mitch Mikulsky scored on a27-yard run that finished off a 9-play drive.The Spartans extended their lead on a 25-yard field goal by Connor Allen at the 9:08mark of the fourth quarter. Hamilton's nexttwo drives ended with an interception andan incomplete pass.

A missed field goal gave Hamilton onemore opportunity, but the drive ended atthe Spartans 39-yard line. With the lossHamilton fell to 1-1 in the Greater MetroConference and 1-3 overall.

"We've got to take a hard look at our-selves in the mirror, as a coaching staff,each player, we've got to come back readyto rock 'n roll on Monday," Damato saidafterward.

Brookfield Central 21,Menomonee Falls 0: The Lancersscored twice in the first quarter and once inthe second. Central ran for 211 yards com-pared with 85 for Menomonee Falls.

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MANAGING EDITOR

The Germantown Village Board lastweek approved a request for an off-siteparking lot that was made by the owner ofthe Old Town Inn and the Von RothenburgBier Stube businesses.

Chaz Hastings requested the off-siteparking for a 1.03 acre parcel located atN116 W15987 Main Street. According toinformation from village staff, 47 lots wouldinitially be created while another five lotswould be added at a later date.

A conditional use permit was requiredfor the request to move forward. Among theconditions in the conditional use permit isthat the off-site parking only be used by OldTown and the Bier Stube and that it only beused for parking. Another condition statesthat should the parking become a nuisanceto nearby property owners, residents andbusinesses, the village could require instal-lation of a privacy fence or additional land-scaping. The owner has proposed to installa privacy fence along the portion of theparking area near an apartment.

There will be four lights for the lot,which will go down to 50 percent at 10p.m. and will shut off at midnight, according

to Planning and Zoning Administrator JeffRetzlaff.

During a public hearing on the request, Jeff Theis, representative f rom Gehl Foods,said the company was concerned aboutstormwater runoff coming from the site andappropriate setbacks being followed.

Another resident requested that thefence be installed along the west side of theproperty as part of the initial parking lotconstruction.

During board discussion, Trustee AlVanderheiden noted the drainage was aconcern in the past when parking proposalshave come forward and asked if a pondwas necessary. Retzlaff said it s the opinionof engineering staff that a pond is notneeded and won’t require additionalimprovements for stormwater management.

Trustee Art Zabel questioned whatwould happen to future development ifthere are similar proposals that come for-ward. He also asked if the village could puta moratorium on development until neigh-borhood plans are completed.

Village Attorney Brian Sajdak said thevillage could explore a moratorium, but thatit would not apply to existing applications.

“The application has been made, itcomplies with all the requirements we cur-

rently have,” Sajdak said.Zabel agreed that parking is needed in

the area but is concerned what would hap-pen if land is developed between the rail-road tracks and existing dwellings.

Village President Dean Wolter saidthere were discussions at the PlanCommission about formulating a downtownplan, but nothing is “formalized” yet.

Trustee Terri Kaminski expresport for the proposal.

“There is no reason to not appparking lot at all. We desperateparking on Main Street. It’s almostous to drive down Main Street on or Saturday night because of thesituation,” Kaminski said.

Village Board approves off-site parking request

The Washington County Full ServiceClean Sweep is an opportunity for countyresidents to properly dispose or recycleunwanted hazardous chemicals, electronic

goods, pharmaceutical medication, andused tires. This is the fifth consecutive year forthe Full Service Clean Sweep Program whichhas been coordinated by the Land andWater Conservation Division of the Planningand Parks Department; while partnering withthe County’s Health Department, Sheriff’sDepartment and the Highway Department.The drive-through collection makes this pro-gram simple and efficient for participants. A$10 pre-registration fee is required for thehazardous waste and electronic goods; par-ticipation is limited to 250 vehicles per event.The Pharmaceutical Collection does notrequire anyone to pre-register and participa-tion is unlimited. Used Tire Collection partic-ipation is also unlimited; a maximum of 20tires will be accepted per participant and dis-posal fees apply at the time of collection.

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Germantown School District officialsare negotiating with Stony HillsPresbyterian Church for leasing space forthe district early childhood education pro-gram, while not ruling out other possiblelocations.

Approximately 39 students are in theprogram, which is currently located atRockfield Elementary School. The item wasdiscussed at the Sept. 8 School Board meet-ing.

Board member Bruce Warnimont men-tioned information from the Plunkett RaysichArchitects firm which indicated that approx-imately $133,056 in building changes

would be needed to make the facility readyfor a classroom environment.Director of Business and Auxiliary

Services Ric Ericksen said that while instal-lation of a sprinkler system may be coveredby federal dollars, the rest could have to becovered by the district. He said that approx-

imately $103,000 are “must do”ments needed if the district were the space for the early childhood p

Ericksen said he submitted a to church officials on Sept. 4, awere to get back to the district af10.

“At this point we are headed droad and are engaged in similar ctions with the other two properties looked at,” Warnimont said.

Ericksen said that two other pthe district has looked at “are not opicture.”

When asked, Warnimont said

childhood program at this point theallow for any move of the early cprogram would not occur “this year but would likely be more to h90 days.”

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tionary times for public school districts. Wedo intend to get better and GermantownSchool District will improve as we movetoward a more modern, comprehensive,and systemic setting in a purposeful man-ner.”

When reached for comment,Superintendent Jeff Holmes said the districtdoes a “deep dive” into the results to makedeterminations about how the informationmay help improve instruction.

Holmes added that the quality of edu-cation in the district goes beyond the resultsof the report card.

“For me, the true quality of a teach-ing/learning organization is not capturedin the School Report Card system and,while we do exceed the State's expecta-tions, which is nice, it does not go farenough in capturing the true essence ofGermantown School District,” Holmes said.“We are a district that excels in much morethan just reading and math and that is oneof the limitations of the report cards. Peopleare not provided with the whole picture thatillustrates what it means to be a part of ourdistrict. Unfortunately, with an emphasis

placed on just the report cards, peopleinside and outside of the District do nothave a complete understanding of howawesome we are--we are attempting toimprove upon that understanding.”

He added that “while we certainly haveobstacles, and who doesn't, we are in anexcellent place and poised to make thatleap into a greater position for providingenhanced modern, comprehensive, and sys-temic education in a productive, purposefulmanner.”

This is the second year for district reportcards and third year for school reports. In astatement on the report cards, the StateDepartment of Public Instruction noted that88.3 percent of schools statewide scored inthe “meets expectations” category or higher.

"Most of our public schools and schooldistricts are providing a solid education toour children, but we don’t want to rest onour laurels. These report cards are a goodcommunication device to focus discussionamong parents, schools, and communitieson how our schools and school districts aredoing and how they can continue toimprove," State Superintendent Tony Everssaid in a statement issued by the agency.

The Kettle Moraine Symphony(KMS) will present a concert of NordicMelodies, Friday, Sept. 26, at 7:30p.m. Under the direction of PaulThorgaard, the 60-member orchestrawill perform works by Nor way’s EdvardGrieg, Finland’s Jean Sibelius andSweden’s Lars-Erik Larsson.

Featured pianist Heinzel Kunsmannwill perform the first movement ofGrieg’s Piano Concerto in A Minor. Dr.Kunsmann, 37, a Milwaukee resident, isa piano teacher with the WisconsinConservatory of Music and has per-formed internationally. He holds a PhDin musical arts, piano performance,from the University of Kansas as well asa master’s degree from the University ofMissouri in Kansas City and a bache-lor’s degree from Lawrence University inAppleton.

“The Grieg concerto is actually oneof the most popular of all piano concer-tos,” said Kunsmann. “The opening,with its dramatic descending chords, isvery recognizable.”

The orchestra will also performGrieg’s Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, whichopens with the beautiful “Morning” andconcludes with the triumphant “Hall ofthe Mountain King.” Works of JeanSibelius include his Karelia Overture,Op. 10, inspiring visions of a castle, thegrand tone poem Finlandia, and thefinale for Andante Festivo, SymphonyNo. 2 in D major. Lars-Erik Larsson’s

Serenade completes the programThe concert will be held atMoraine Lutheran High Performing Arts Center, 3399 DRoad, Jackson, a 750-seat facilipleted in 2013. The facility is least of Jackson, one mile south o60 on Division Road.

Concertgoers will also get of Swedish culture with a dispauthentic clothing and handbelonging to KMS violinist Lisa Kitzke of Jackson, whose family’are in Sweden.

Individual tickets are $18 for$15 for seniors and $5 for savailable at the following locanesses: Horicon Bank, West White House of Music, West BeGermantown; West Bend Chamber of Commerce; and HMusic Center. They may also bchased online a t www.kmsymphoor by mail by sending payment toMoraine Symphony, PO Box 52Bend, WI 53095.

For more information aboutand the Kettle Moraine Symphonkmsymphony.org or call 263469.

The Kettle Moraine Symfounded in 1968 in West Bend,ported by individuals, corporand foundations, including suppothe West Bend Community Founa supporting organization

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Cheery Cherry Fair set for Sept.28

The Annual Cheery Cherry Fall Fair willbe held Sept. 28, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., atVillage Park, located at Garfield Drive andAppleton Avenue in Menomonee Falls. Thejuried art and craft fair will feature enter-tainment, food, silent auctions and raffles.For more information, call (262) 257-3300or visit the Community Memorial Hospitalwebsite at www.communitymemorial.com.

Menomonee Falls Blood Driveset for Sept. 29

Holy Cross Lutheran Church, located atW156 N8131 Pilgrim Road in MenomoneeFalls, will be hosting a blood driveMonday, Sept. 29 from 2 to 7 p.m. Todonate, one must be at least 17 years old,110 pounds and in good health. To sched-ule an appointment, call Barb at (414) 915-4800. Walk-ins welcome.

Senior Center tripsThe Germantown Senior Center is offer-

ing the following events:

• Transworlds Jewelry, Fashion &Accessories Show in Rosemont,Ill.–Saturday, Oct. 25. Pick up is atGermantown McDonald’s (Highway41/45 and County Line Road) at 8 a.m.and group will return at 5:30 p.m.Reservation deadline is Oct. 3. The cost is$59.

For more information on any of theevents, call (262) 253-7799.

Germantown Senior Centergift shop open to public

The Germantown Senior Center giftshop, W162 N11960 Park Avenue, is opento the public. The store carries a wide vari-ety of home and holiday décor items, jew-elry and craft, at buyer-friendly prices.always in need of help to keep shelves

stocked, help support the store by bringingin unneeded items, either on consignment

or donation. The gift shop is open Tuesdaythrough Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. andFriday from 9 a.m. to noon. For more infor-mation, contact Patti at (262) 253-7799.

Senior Center seeking van driv-ers

The Germantown Senior Center is look-ing for volunteers who enjoy driving andhave a clean driving record to help out withthe Senior Van Service. There are a varietyof days/times from which volunteers canchoose. For more information, one can call(262) 253-7799.

Germantown Senior Centerweekly programs

The following will be offered by theGermantown Senior Center, W162N11960 Park Avenue.

• Health screening–A health screeningis offered the fourth Wednesday of everymonth, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. A regis-tered nurse from Community MemorialHospital will take seniors' blood pressureand answer any questions about health ormedicine.

• Elderly benefit specialist–Elderly ben-efit specialist Jennifer Fechter comes to theSenior Center the second Tuesday andfourth Thursday of each month from 9:30 to3 p.m. She answers questions aboutmedicare and medical assistance, supple-ments, all community-based services, hous-ing and tax information. To schedule anappointment, call the Senior Center. Formore information, call the WashingtonCounty Dept. on Aging at 1-877-306-3030or (262) 335-4497.

• Card groups–Players and subs areneeded for the Senior Center's Canastaand 500 card groups which meet everyother Friday at 12:30 p.m. and for theTuesday 12:30 p.m. sheepshead group.Call Arden Fessenbecker at (262) 628-1123 or Lorrane French at (262) 251-0617

for canasta; Millie Clawitter at (262) 251-3090 for 500; and Bob Benning at (262)

255-1628 for sheepshead.• Bingo–Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m.• Bridge/Hand & Foot–A Bridge

group meets Thursdays at 12:30 p.m. and aHand & Foot group Fridays at 12:30 p.m.

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

Germantown Senior Bazaarset for Oct. 25

The Germantown Senior Club will pres-

ent its annual bazaar on Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the senior centeN11960 Park Avenue. There will ba rummage, homemade bakery and lunch. Anyone wishing to putable or sell their crafts or hogoods may do so by signing up aior center. The cost of an eight-by-ttable and two chairs is $20. For momation, contact the senior center 253-7799.

News & EventsAround the village and county

Members of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce join Professional team members Thomas Albiero, Keith Templin, Cynthia JakuChad Zambon during the recent ribbon cutting ceremony for the expandefor Dental Professionals. The event also served as a celebration of Professionals' 30 years of business in the village. Submitted photo.




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Basse’s New & ImprovedPumpkin Festival

Come visit Basse’s atHappy Jack’s Pumpkin Land

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Basse’sPumpkin

Festival 2014:

FreshKettle Corn

Old-FashionedCaramel Apples

Apple CiderDonuts

& More!

NEW OUTSIDEACTIVITIES:

For the Happy Decorator• Corn Stalks, Indian Corn & Gourds Galore

• Hot Apple Cider• Create your Own Caramel Apples, YUM!

• A Variety of Homegrown Apples

School ToursTours are based on Wisc. Academic Standards forScience. Basse’s offer: Harvest Time an Animated

Education Presentation.Take a hayride to field, Pick apumpkin, Feed the

animals & more. Seewebsite for details.Call 262-628-2626for appt. Mon-Fri,

1-5pm only.

Events, Pricing, Dates & Timesare Subject to Change

Please see our programs& events page on our

website

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September 27 - October 2610am-5:30pm Saturday & Sunday

-Weather Permitting-

Public Hayrides Sept 27- Oct 26(weekends only)

Pony Rides Oct 4 & 5, 11 & 12

COME VISIT US WEEKDAYS FORCORN MAZE AND LIMITED FUN!

Admission: 2pm-5:30pm

Meet Our Goats at “Goatel 6”

Basse’s Taste of Country, located at 3190 County Line Q inColgate, will kick off its Annual Pumpkin Fest Sept. 27, which

will run each weekend through Oct. 26th.

Basse’s Taste of Country islocated at 3190 County LineQ in Colgate (three-and-a-

half miles west of Hwy.41/45). Basse’s annual New& Improved Pumpkin Festbegins Sept. 27th and will runeach weekend through Oct.26th.

A family-run business,Basse’s owners, Roger andRebecca, along with their twochildren, Blake and Sarah Jo,have been selling produce andoffering a wide variety of family fun for 24 years. Theirtheme is a verse fromCorinthians 3:7: “We plantand nurture but it is God whomakes things grow.”

This fall Basse’s New &Improved Happy Jack’sPumpkin Land will be openSaturdays and Sundays from10:00 am - 5:30 pm andWeekdays from 2-5:30.

New Farmfastic Family Funactivities will include: Newgiant haymow slides, ratracers, a jumping pillow,

peddle carts, pig races (racesat 11am, 1pm, & 3pm), amirror maze, new &improved Who Dun It cornmaze, pumpkin express trainand much more. Pony rideswill be available from 11am-5pm on Oct. 4 & 5 and Oct.11 & 12.

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the parents to enjoy all wehave to offer along with thierchildren and that’s why we

created Pumpkin Land.Homemade caramel apples,caramel apple wedges, freshapple cider and a largeselection of homegrownapples will also be availablewhile supplies last.

In June 2015, Basse’s willoffer 15 acres of “You-Pick-Straw-berries,” during whichparticipants can roam thefields and gather “deliciousred strawberries,” and theneat them along with manyother delectable goodiesincluding our deliciousstrawberry sundaes.

The season then goes intosummer, which features upick raspberries, “supersweet” sweet corn, andfinishing up with a fallharvest of autumn beauty.

Basse’s books school toursas well, and those interestedshould call in advance tobook the outing. Tours are

done during the week and byappointment only.

Hours of operation forBasse’s Taste of Country areMon-Thurs-Sat-Sun 10am-5:30pm and Tues-Wed-Fri10am-6pm. For Pumpkin Festinformation, call the hotlinestarting Sept. 20 (262) 628-3866 i it

Basse’s New & Improved PumpkinFestival Kicks Off Sept. 27th

Basse’s Taste of Country3190 County Line Q, Colgate WI 530173.5mi W of Hwy 41/45 (Hwy Q Exit)

Reg. Store Hrs. Tue, Wed, Fri 10-6; Sun, Mon, Thurs, Sat 10-5:30

Store 262-628-2626Hotline 262-628-3866 Fall Fun Info. Oct Only

VISIT US AT WWW BASSESFARMS COM

New & ImprovedSelf Operated

Pumpkin Blasters

BarnyardBall Zone

Looney Hayloft

Corn Toss

Sept. 27 - Oct. 31

• New Who Dun It? MazeChallenge. Who do you

think did it?

• Maze Challenge- Basse’s

NEW & Improved 8 acres

• Trail your way throughadventurous maze of fun.

• Hours: Sat, Sun 10-4:30;Mon - Fri 2-4:30

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