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Museum May 9A “Blast into the Past”

Family Day will be heldSaturday, May 9, 9 a.m.to 1 p.m., at the OldCourthouse Museum, 320S. 5th Avenue, West Bend.

This free family-friend-ly, indoor-outdoor celebra-tion will include theMelting Pot Musician, old-fashioned games, roastingan apple over a campfireand using a grist mill andknitting machine. Insidethe Old CourthouseMuseums exhibits atten-dees can make a thaumat-rope toy, put on old hatsand try a manual type-writer.

Guided tours of theOld Jailhouse Museumwill be available at 9:30,10:15, 11 and 11:45 a.m.and 12:30 p.m. One canstop at the OldCourthouse Museum frontdesk for free tour tickets.

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BY THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

Immediate treatment of individualsexperiencing heroin overdoses arehelping those people survive,Washington County District AttorneyMark Bensen said during a report tothe Washington County Board April21.

“Every time I hear overdose, I usedto think that meant death. But there aremany overdose cases that do not resultin death because of the quick actions oflaw enforcement as well as first respon-ders, as well as the presence of Narcanthat’s out there,” Bensen said.“Reasonable minds can disagree, I sup-pose, of whether that’s a good or badthing to make the Narcan so prevalent.But it is out there, it is saving lives.”

Bensen said “barely a week goesby that were involved in some overdosecase where someone survives, andthen charges are sought to get the indi-viduals into treatment.”

Bensen said law enforcement treatsevery heroin overdose as a crime.During 2014, the Washington CountyDistrict Attorney’s Office charged fivepeople in connection with the heroindeaths of four people.

Bensen said there are currently twoactive investigations of heroin overdosedeaths where law enforcement agen-

cies are seeking to determine where thevictims obtained the heroin.

During questioning by the board,Bensen said there are attempts beingmade to make the community aware ofthe seriousness of the heroin abuseissue, including “heroin summits” thathave been held in several communities.

“We’re doing a reasonably decentjob on getting the awareness out there.I just think there’s more things that needto fall into place,” Bensen said. “As Iunderstand it this heroin addiction is sohard to kick that once you’re on it, it’svery, very difficult to get off until you’rerestrained for a period of time.”

In addition, Bensen said smallerpresentations have been made to com-munity groups throughout the county.

Bensen added that heroin casesare related to many theft cases. He saidthat “anecdotally, 80 to 90 percent ofthe retail theft cases I see now, thoseindividuals are related to drug use —they’re stealing to support their drughabit.”

He added that many other casesare related to drug use, including indi-viduals stealing items from family mem-bers, identity theft and robbery inci-dents.

Bensen’s comments were part of apresentation to the board on activitiesduring 2014. Bensen’s office ischarged with prosecuting violations of

county ordinances, state and countyviolations of the traffic code and allcriminal offenses in the county. Hisoffice has five attorneys who are paidby the state of Wisconsin while nineother employees are paid byWashington County.

Bensen mentioned several high pro-file cases that occurred during 2014,including the conviction of an individualwho attempted to kill his ex-girlfriendand an individual who was convictedof first degree homicide in the death ofa Hartford woman the previous year.That individual has since been sen-tenced to life in prison.

In summarizing the overall numbersfrom the 2014 report, Bensen said fig-

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Happy Mother’s Day

By Samm Erickson

Despite what some might say, celebrat-ing mothers is not a recent invention of thegreeting card industry. In fact, tributes tomothers have been made across culturesthroughout history. Mother's Day celebra-tions typically take place in the spring, asso-ciating mothers with a return to life and virili-ty, and have always been closely associatedwith religion and spirituality. The ancientGreeks celebrated Rhea, the mother of thegods, and the ancient Romans celebratedCybele, a mother goddess. The modern cel-ebration of Mother's Day began in Englandin the 17th century.

In the 1600s, England celebrated moth-ers during Mothering Sunday. The holidaytook place on the fourth Sunday of Lent andwas established to honor the mothers ofEngland. Servants were given the day offand encouraged to return to their homes tospend the day with their mothers. AsChristianity spread, the honor applied tomothers was extended to the Mother Church.Over time, these festivals blended and boththe church and mothers were celebrated.

Official Mother's Day celebrations inAmerica started about 150 years ago. In the

middle of the 1800s, there was little recogni-tion of the condition of women in the UnitedStates. They were not allowed to vote andmany lived under tyrannical rule. To combatthis, a homemaker named Anna Jarvis organ-ized a day to raise awareness about theplight of women. When Jarvis died in 1905,her daughter, also named Anna, began toorganize and campaign in order to memori-alize the work and the life of her mother.Jarvis lobbied businessman and presidents,including Taft and Roosevelt. One of the firstorganized services took place in 1908 atJarvis' church in West Virginia. In 1914,President Woodrow Wilson signed a bill rec-ognizing Mother's Day as a national holi-day.

Anna Jarvis' favorite flower was thewhite carnation and it was tradition to givecarnations as a present. In time, the traditionevolved into more elaborate gifts, cards andflower arrangements and many becameconcerned with the increasing commercial-ism of Mother's Day, including Jarvis.Believing that the sentiment was corruptedby the increasing search for profit, Jarvis issaid to have confessed that she wished she

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Proms will be held at local highschools over the next few weeks. TheSlinger High School prom will be heldMay 9 while the West Bend East andWest high schools prom will be heldMay 16.

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Prom is a memorable and enjoyableevent for high school students. A chancefor teenagers to insert some glamour intotheir lives, prom also provides an opportu-nity to make lasting memories with friendsbefore high school ends and collegebegins.

While prom should be fun, that revelryshould not come at the expense of safety.Prom night is most enjoyable when it is safeand memorable for all the right reasons,and teens and parents can take the follow-ing steps to ensure prom night goes safely.

• Attend prom with trusted friends.Plan to arrive to and depart from the partytogether. Each friend should do their bestto look out for each member of theirgroup's well-being.

• Establish an itinerary. Teens shouldwork with their friends to plan an itineraryfor prom night and share that itinerary withparents and guardians who will want toknow where their kids will be before, dur-ing and after the prom. In addition toestablishing an itinerary, accept curfewsestablished by parents and make suremobile phones are turned on to acceptcalls from parents who may need reassur-ance. Choose activities that do not involvedrinking or irresponsible behavior. Onceprom has ended, enjoy a movie togetheras a group or play a round of mini golf. Orgo for a late night meal at a nearby diner.

•Choose wardrobe wisely. Longgowns and high heels can increase the riskof falls. Keep fashion a priority but alsomaximize comfort and safety. Be sure youcan walk around comfortably in yourshoes and that your gown does not makeit difficult to walk up and down staircases.

• Do not carry large sums of moneywith you to prom. It's best to avoid takinga lot of cash to prom, as young ladies can'tkeep watchful eyes on their handbags as

they cut a rug, and young men might leavetheir wallets in their unattended sportscoats.

• Do not take offerings of drinks fromunsealed containers, even if they lookinnocuous. Teens should be wary ofaccepting drinks offered in unsealed con-tainers, especially if those drinks areoffered by strangers. If a drink tastes funny,stop drinking it and report it to a facultymember or chaperone.

• Don't feel pressured to drink alcoholor do drugs. The majority of promgoerswant to have clean fun as they listen anddance to music and share laughs with theirfriends, so students should not feel pres-sured to engage in risky behavior involv-ing drugs and alcohol. If someone is pres-suring you and/or your friends, walk awayand encourage your friends to do thesame.

• Be aware of your surroundings atnight, especially when you leave the prom.Ask the limousine driver to pick you up in awell-lit area of the parking lot so you arenot vulnerable to people with ill intentions.

• Do not feel pressured to engage insexual behavior. Teens should never feelpressured to engage in sexual behavior.Such pressure might be especially preva-lent on prom night, but students should notfeel obligated to engage in any behaviorthey prefer to avoid. If pressure arises, calla parent to come pick you up immediately.

• Ensure that after-prom parties will beadult-supervised and are in a safe loca-tion. Parents should chaperone any afterparties to prevent teens from engaging inrisky, unsafe behavior.

• Take host laws seriously. Parentshosting an after-party must keep in mindthat they may be responsible for theactions of their guests. Teens should neverbe served alcohol, so keep careful tabs onparty activities and have zero-tolerance foralcohol or poor behavior. Prom night canbe a great experience for teens. By play-ing it smart and safe, teens can enjoy anight they will remember for years tocome.

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“The seriousness of the crimes hasincreased significantly,” Bensen said, citingthe increase in the numbers of felonies from485 in 2013 to 571 last year.

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charged are having more charges filedagainst them, as the total number of counts —including felonies, misdemeanor and criminaltraffic — increased by 32 percent from 2013to 2014.

Also, total number of juvenile referralsincreased from 546 in 2013 to 589 in 2014.While the number of delinquency petitions

declined during that time period from 211 to203, there were increases in the number ofchildren in need of protective services (55 to78) and informal referrals (151 to 184). Thenumber of immunization petitions declinedfrom 38 in 2013 to 36 in 2014 while the num-ber of decline to prosecute cases droppedfrom 91 to 88.

During his comments to the board, Bensenmentioned a deferred prosecution programfor underage individuals who were arrestedfor drinking alcohol in which a charge isdropped if they successfully complete coun-seling. Bensen said 14 of the 18 peoplereferred to that option in 2014 successfullycompleted counseling.

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had never started the day.The standing of women has come a long

way since the day of Anna Jarvis. Mother'sDay is now celebrated across the globe, withmany countries marking the second Sundayof May a national holiday. Mothering is a

diverse and complicated task, and moderncelebrations have come to be just as diverse.When you celebrate Mother's Day year,know that you are part of a longstandinginternational tradition to honor the devotionand kindness of mothers. It is only appropri-ate to recognize the contributions of somany.

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The Hartford United Soccer Club’s U14 team (left photo) and the U18 team (right photo) both won championships at the Nike Classic Cup held in Schaumburg,Ill. last weekend (Submitted photos).

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The Hartford girls soccer team had a 2-0 record in the LittleTen Conference while improving its overall record to 4-4 followinga 5-0 win over Beaver Dam April 28. Goals came from Allie Feutz,Abbey Kastner, Stephanie Doerfert, Mackenzie Sweet and ErinGruber.

West Bend West tied Oconomowoc April 28, 2-2. Afterward,the Spartans were second in the Little Ten with a 1-0-1 recordwhile having an 8-1 overall mark.

West Bend East and Slinger tied 1-1 April 28. Afterward, bothteams had an 0-1-1 record in the Little Ten. Slinger had a 3-2 over-all record while East had a 2-5 overall record.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran had an overall record of 3-1-1 fol-lowing a 3-1 nonconference loss to University School April 27. TheChargers lone goal came from Abi Aswege on an assist fromAbby Malchow.

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The West Bend Parks, Recreation and ForestryDepartment staff is currently updating the targets andadding a new Crossbow butt at the city Archery Rangelocated at 512 Municipal Drive, across the street fromthe Wastewater Treatment plant on the east side ofWest Bend.

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Animal Motel 13175 W. Silver Spring Rd. Butler, WI 53007

GENERAL EMPLOYMENT


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Preferred qualifications include but are not limited to: 2-3 years ofElectro-Mechanical Automation System Installation & TroubleshootingExperience; operational knowledge of automated industrial machinerywhich includes: motors, servos, drives, relays 3 phase power, communi-cation devices, industrial/electronic controls and power transmissionsystems; good understanding of hydraulic and pneumatic systems;strong troubleshooting and problem solving ability with practical,mechanical and electrical aptitude; must be able to read and interpretboth electrical and mechanical drawings; must be fully computer literalwith Microsoft environment; excellent written and verbal communica-tion skills; ability to work independently in a mature and professionalmanner; two year technical degree, certificate or equivalent experiencedesired. All candidates must be willing to work any available shift; aswell as overtime. Corrugated background and/or boiler license is a plus,but not required. Only TEAM THINKING individuals should apply.QUARTERLY BONUS INCLUDED.

Apply online at www.rocktenn.com (http://www.rocktenn.com) or emailresume to Julie Schram [email protected] or fax 414-312-4340.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer

We offer competitive wages and benefits including health, den-tal and vision insurance, 401K savings plan, and more.Interested candidates should submit application/resumeand salary history by email, mail or fax to: EOE

Tool and Die Maker: 1st shift. Three years Journeyman experi-ence required.Quality Engineering Manager: Must have experience in MetalStamping, MSA, APQP, SPC, AIAG Level 3 and 4 PPAP, 8DMethodology, gage R & R studies, poke yoke and PFMEA.Develop and execute plan to achieve ISO/TS16949Certification Lean Sigma Green Belt certification or higher.

Maintenance Tech OpportunitiesMaintenance Tech I-V Qualifications:

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Preferred: PLC Training

FedEx SmartPost16555 West Rogers Dr.New Berlin, WI 53151262-796-6851

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MAY 9TH

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Thomas Albiero D.D.S. Keith Templin D.D.S.Cynthia Jakusz D.D.S. Chad Zambon D.D.S.

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Dr. Erin Kopicki is a BoardCertified Orthodontistwhose practice is limitedexclusively to the specialtyof Orthodontics andDentofacial Orthopedics.Dr. Kopicki is a passionateand friendly orthodontistwhose only goal is to giveyou a smile you can beproud of. She takes pridein getting to know her patients and their specificneeds and is committed to always providing excep-tional, professional care.

OPEN HOUSE GERMANTOWN ORTHODONTICS MAY 9TH

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