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Memorial Day Parade:Sussex’s annual MemorialDay parade will take placeMonday, May 25 at 1 p.m.The parade, led by theHorne-Mudlitz VFW Post6377 Color Guard, willcommence at the corner ofHighway 74 andWaukesha Avenue inSussex. The parade willproceed west on MainStreet through Sussex to theformer VFW Post. All veter-ans are invited to march inthe parade. Following theparade, a short memorialservice to recognize theArmed Forces will be pre-sented by the VFW Post.After the service, hot dogsand soda will be providedby the Post at W232N6342 Waukesha Avenue.

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Hamilton High Schoolstudents of the month

The Hamilton High School students of the month for April areNicholas Schulze, business education; Joseph Klobukowski, fitnesseducation; Jacob Mueller, science; (second row) VanessaIgnatew, art; Alexandra Detweiler, communication arts; Sydney Trudell, social studies; Eric Sapa, applied engineering and tech-nology; (back row) Taylor Fuerstenberg, mathematics; EmmaChung, music; Mira Guenette, family and consumer sciences; (Alsoselected but not pictured Kirsten Windbiel, fitness education; andTess Carlson, world languages). Students received a certificate

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B Y THOMAS J. M CKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

Rep. F. James Sensenbrenneroffered a grim assessment ofAmerican foreign policy during aTown Hall meeting in MenomoneeFalls May 16.

“Our foreign policy is a mess.We’re not respected anymore,”Sensenbrenner said.

Sensenbrenner said PresidentBarack Obama “is making a hugemistake” in trying to negotiate anuclear deal with Iran, whichSensenbrenner said would notdelay Iran from developing anuclear weapon.

“The world is a lot less safe andI think the President is going to bejudged both by history as well ashis party and his supporters by thevoters in an unfavorable light nextyear,” Sensenbrenner said.

As news reports emerged overthe weekend about ISIS taking con-trol of Ramadi, a Menomonee Fallsresident referenced US efforts totake control of Ramadi in Iraq in

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The Germantown girls track team wonthe North Shore Conference meet held atWisconsin Lutheran College field May 19.

First place finishes for Germantowncame from Megan Hedinger in the 100meter hurdles (17.17) and 300 meter hurdles(49.49) the 4x100 meter relay team ofRosalie Campbell, Erika Bethhauser, TatumGallenberger and Kenzie Schmitz (49.66),the 4x400 meter relay team of Campbell,Hedinger, Molly Baus and Gallenberger(4:10.23), Schmitz in the high jump (5-1),and Erin Willard in the long jump (16-8).

Other top finishes included second andthird place finishes for Schmitz andGallenberger in the 100 meter dash (12.6and 13.36), Alyssa Goesch in the 800meters (second, 2:20.05), the 4x800 meterrelay team of Baus, Calli Lemke, KaitlynDittloff and Bethhauser (third, 10:12.19),Bethhauser in the long jump (third, 16-2) andWillard in the triple jump (fourth, 32-4).

The Germantown boys team finished fifthat the meet. First place finishes came fromCole Karcz in the discus (161-08) and ShonPratcher in the triple jump (42-9.5).

Other top finishes came from JacobDuBonis in the 110 meter hurdles (fourth,16.22) and 300 meter hurdles (third,42.49), the 4x100 meter relay team of

Austin Mozdzen, Nick Schneider, JustinGross and Pratcher (third, 44.78), MichaelCooney in the shot put (third, 46), DanteBeal in the pole vault (third, 12-6) andPratcher in the long jump (second, 21-11.5).

Greater Metro Conference resultsThe Menomonee Falls boys track team

finished second at the Greater MetroConference meet held at Quad Park May19.

First place finishes for Menomonee Fallscame from Reese Meredith in the 110 meterhurdles (15.28), Bryce McMurtry in the 300meter hurdles (41.01), the 4x100 meterrelay team of Amari Hackett, Mason Jansen,Brandon Kivisto and Josh Lucas (44.14), andDarron Murray in the high jump (6-4).

Other top finishes came from Jansen andLucas in the 100 meter dash (third and fourthwith times of 11.51 and 11.57), JakeMcMahon in the 1600 meter run (second,4:28.99), the 4x200 meter relay team ofHackett, Patrick Doyle, Meredith and BenKnudsen (third, 1:33.88), the 4x800 meterrelay team of Alex Eastman, Dom Carini,Own Stegner and Jayce Kolinski (third,8:25.99) and Darrell and Terrell Handy inthe high jump (third and fourth by crossingthe bar at 6).

The Hamilton boys team finished sixth. Afirst place finish for Hamilton came from JoshDescorcy in the 400 meter run (50.71).Other top finishes came from the 4x400meter relay team of Jacob Moore, AlexMarx, Spencer Draggoo and Desorcy(fourth, 3:30.87), Jacob Merkel in the dis-cus (fourth, 139-3), Zach Jasinski in the polevault (third, 14) and Ty Olejnik in the longjump (fourth, 19-7).

The Hamilton girls team placed third at

the event. First place finishes for Hamiltoncame from Bianca Stubler in the 200 meters(26.06), 200 meters (26.33) and 400meter (58.36), the 4x400 meter relay teamof Taylor Klug, Stubler, Chelsea Parker andMariana Feudner (4:02.79), the 4x800meter relay team of Hannah Jeffers, CarolineTroutman, Rachel Jeffers and TaylorFuerstenburg (9:47.72), and Megan Joynerin the long jump (15-6).

Other top finishes for Hamilton came

Track: Germantown girls win North Shore meet

The Menomonee Falls girls softball teamwrapped up the regular season with a 10-2win over Muskego May 20. Kelly Berglundrecorded six strikeouts while allowing twowalks over seven innings. Berglund also drovein one run while Brittany Robinson, Ciera

Jones and Justine Ertl drove in two runs each.Menomonee Falls secured the GreaterMetro Conference title with a 12-0 win atWest Allis Hale May 19. Berglund recordedsix strikeouts over five innings while driving intwo runs. Stephanie Cole drove in four runsfor Menomonee Falls.

Menomonee Falls finished the regularseason with a 21-3 overall record while alsobeing ranked eighth in the state Division Icoaches poll. Menomonee Falls is seeded firstin its postseason bracket and will open theplayoffs May 29 against the winner of theWauwatosa West/Wauwatosa East game

May 27.Germantown sealed the No

Conference title with a 1-0 Homestead May 20. The game wpletion of a contest that was calweather the previous week.

Germantown is seeded first in bracket and will open postseason 29 against the winner of the MKing/Nicolet contest May 27.

Hamilton is seeded seventh in al bracket and will host West Al4:30 p.m. May 27 at Armory Park

Hamilton was fifth in the GreConference with a 6-8 conference a 9-12 overall mark after a 11-0West Allis Central May 20. Hamilthe regular season with a noncmatch at New Berlin Eisenhower M

Softball: Falls, Germantown seededfirst in postseason brackets

The Germantown girls soccer team losttwice in four days.

On May 15 the Warhawks lost atBrookfield East, 2-1. Germantown's goalcame from Jensen Meyer at the 46th minute.On May 19, Germantown lost at

Homestead, 3-2. Germantown's goals camefrom Sydney Schuyler at the 27th minute onan assist by Samantha Schroeder and from Jenny Poss at the 69th minute on an assist byIzzy Thompson.

After the Homestead loss, Germantownwas fourth in the North Shore Conferencewith a 4-2 conference record and a 10-3

overall mark.Menomonee Falls topped Gre

0 May 16 in a nonconference maSprecher scored four goals in 22 mMenomonee Falls. Tessa EstocGreifenkamp, Jordyn Smith

Bachman and Hayley Parr addedMenomonee Falls. Afterwards, thad a 11-5-2 overall record.

Hamilton was sixth in the GreConference with a 2-3-1 record aoverall mark after 7-0 win overHale May 19.

from Feudner in the 100 meters (second,12.79), Fuerstenburg in the 800 meters(fourth, 2:26.71), Joyner in the 100 meterhurdles (second, 16.06), the 4x100 meterrelay team of Katlynn Mushall, Victoria Johns tone, Feudner and Klug (second,51.63), the 4x200 meter relay team ofSamantha Hagenow, Megan Jansett,Amanda Hammond and Klug (second,1:50.68), and Feudner in the long jump(fourth, 15-5).

Menomonee Falls finished fifth at themeet. Top finishes for Menomonee Fallscame from Khady Diarassouba in the 200meters (third, 26.83) and 400 meters(fourth, 1:02.62), Calleigh Chisolm in the300 meter hurdles (second, 50.56), andLaura Marx (second, 96-10)HannahMatthiesen (fourth, 95-03) in the discus.

Girls soccer: Germantown loses toBrookfield East, Homestead

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A new FedEx Ground facility is a fewmonths away from being completed inMenomonee Falls.

The facility is currently under construc-tion on the south side of County Line Road,just east of Pilgrim Road. The MenomoneeFalls Plan Commission granted an industrialuse approval for the facility at its May 6,2014 meeting.

The facility is just over 200,000 squarefeet and includes approximately 194,000square feet of distribution and 8,600square feet for an of fice area.

When contacted earlier this month, aspokesperson from FedEx Ground said thenew facility will be completed by August.

"The new facility will join an existingstation in the Milwaukee area, allowing usto continue to meet and exceed customerdemands in the region. When the newfacility opens, some employee positions

will move from the existing station, and wewill add to the overall area workforce as

necessary to support increased demandfor service," the FedEx spokesperson stat-ed.

The spokesperson added that the sitewas chosen because of ease of access tomajor highways, proximity to customer dis-tribution centers and a strong communityworkforce for recruiting employees.

"The new facility is part of a nationwidenetwork expansion to boost daily packagevolume capacity and further enhance the

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American Cancer Society’s popularfundraiser is a combined-community event

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Teams of friends, teams of fateams from area businesses, organizations, and schools soliciand donations. Funds also are raactivities that occur throughoutKlein said.

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“I think I’m probably the wrong personto ask,” Sensenbrenner said in response.He then said the security situation stemmedfrom the failure to secure a “Status ofForces” agreement with the Iraqi govern-ment several years ago.

“We had a complete pull out of ourtroops because the administration was notable to reach what is called a ‘Status of

Forces’ agreement with the elected Iraqigovernment on how our forces would bestationed there and under what circum-stances, and as a result all of the troopswere pulled out,” Sensenbrenner said. “Idon’t think there was any surprise on thepart of those of us who felt we knew whatwas going to happen, and it did happen.”

Sensenbrenner said President Obama“did learn his lesson” in Afghanistan, wherethere a Status in Forces agreement that wasworked out with the US and Afghan gov-ernment, where there will be a residual USforce kept in the country.

“If we had a Status of Forces agreementin Iraq, I don’t think we would be in the

position we are in,” Sensenbrenner said.Sensenbrenner also recalled that

Obama referred to ISIS as “the junior varsi-ty” as the movement began to emerge as athreat to stability several years ago.

“He had one line after the other afterthe other drawn in Syria, and he never real-ized who the real enemy was,”Sensenbrenner said. “Now I’m not here tosay the government of Bashir al-Assad inSyria is anything to instill confidence in, butat the same time this country has done a lotof its foreign policy based on the notion that‘the enemy of our enemy has got to be ourfriend.’ Bashir al-Assad was the enemy ofISIS and it seems to me that as distasteful asit may have been, you have to figure outwhich enemy is more dangerous and whichenemy has to be destroyed first and theadministration made a big mistake.”

Later during the meeting, a residentmentioned a bill that was passed in theHouse of Representatives that would giveCongress the power to review and possiblyapproved or reject any nuclear-related dealwith Iran. Sensenbrenner said the presidentmay sign the bill “because it passed (inCongress) overwhelmingly and presidentsdo not like vetoes overridden, on anything,for any president.”

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About 60,000 students will graduatefrom Wisconsin public high schools in thecoming weeks. Those graduates, theirfamilies, and friends have much to cele-brate. High school graduation is a mile-stone, a transition in life.

Most of our 2015 graduates are orwill soon be 18-years-of-age, the mark ofadulthood in the United States and manyother countries. But as those of us whohave reached and surpassed the age ofmajority, leaving high school and beingan adult doesn’t mean the end of educa-tion. Successful people will tell you, theynever stop learning. And, if the class of2015 is like those before it, about 60 per-cent of our graduates will continue theireducation at a two- or four-year collegeor university in the fall. Others will pursuepostsecondary studies later. With a worldeconomy that demands some educationbeyond high school for most family-sup-porting jobs, our graduates’ level of con-tinuing education is good news. Whetherheaded toward postsecondary studies,an apprenticeship or training program,military service, or the workforce, I hopeour 2015 graduates keep learningthroughout life.

America’s strength comesdiversity. While few of us canexotic places, exploring our divet spans a wide range of expwith many options for broadenal connections. Through thlibrary, the Internet, communings, and other events, the wojust be around the corner. Winteract with someone whose baand upbringing is different town, it opens new ways of thiadds to the richness of life. Igraduates to keep exploring ymunity, state, country, and bey

What would our communitiout those who volunteer? I canthey wouldn’t be much. Fromathletics to collecting for a fofrom cleaning up parks and roaparticipating in civic and socizations, it’s the time we give thcommunity thrive. And, our cshow compassion and understothers is strengthened througGraduates, I encourage you tcause you believe in to help aor improve your community. It

Congratulations 2015 highgraduates. Never stop learninging, and serving. The world nstrength and energy to move Best wishes for your life ahead

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Keep learning, exploring,serving

The following information was providedby United Way of Greater Milwaukee &Waukesha County.

The Volunteer Engagement Division ofUnited Way of Greater Milwaukee &Waukesha County would like to invite vol-unteers to participate in the followingopportunities:

Premier United Way VolunteerOpportunities:

Day of Action: United Way—Milwaukee & Waukesha Counties

Join us for this family-fr iendly volunteeropportunity presented by the EmergingLeaders. On June 19th we will be focusingon education and literacy. Please join usfor an afternoon of service helping to cre-ate an outdoor classroom, plant gardensbeds to help with curriculum aroundhealthy eating or assemble literacy kitswhich include a book, games and activitiesto make reading interactive for young chil-dren.

If you are interested in the aboveopportunities please [email protected] or call262-409-2406.

United Way Volunteer PartnerAgency Opportunities: Cream CityGarden Volunteers: Guest House—Milwaukee

This urban garden program providesorganic food to the Guest House, FriedensCommunity Ministries, and our urbanneighbors, as well as job training to for-merly homeless individuals in the urbanfarming and the green industry. UrbanGardeners will assist in the overall care ofthe Cream City Gardens including, but notlimited to: bed preparation, planting,weeding, composting, harvesting, andpreparing produce for use, storage,and/or sale. A green thumb is notrequired! Only an interest or passion forurban gardening and the betterment of theMilwaukee urban community!

Youth Leader : Saf e Bab iesHealthy Families—Waukesha

Connect with children and leave a last-ing impression that could change a life.Our group meets once a month in theevening to promote learning and over allwell being for the families in our program.We are looking for youth leaders to facili-tate the children's group with a pre-planned monthly activity. There is an appli-cation/interview process to help find theperfect match for the volunteer as well asbrief orientation.

Arts & Crafts: Richard’s Place—Waukesha

Do you enjoy being creative? Do youhave a hobby that you would like to sharewith others? Do you enjoy making things?If you said yes to any of these questions,then volunteering at Richard's Place is theanswer! We are looking for a fun, ener-getic person to volunteer their time to makecrafts, paint, draw and teach a new craf t toour residents. If you love to make things,don't hesitate to contact us!

If you are interested in any of theabove opportunities please [email protected] or call262-409-2406.Admin/Filer – Waukesha CountyDepartment of Health & HumanServices.

The Waukesha County Department ofHealth & Human Services is looking for adedicated volunteer who enjoys busy workin an office setting. Volunteer will assistwith filing, scanning documents, and somemailings. Duties involve moving and liftingsome items.

The ideal volunteer enjoys workingwith others and can assist 3-4 hours, oneday per week.

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Menomonee Falls 262-293-9285Hartford 262-673-2500

New Berlin 262-786-20Burlington 262-763-265

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Gas Furnace or Air Conditioning Clea

& Check – $69.00 (normally $89.95)FREE filter upgrade with purchase of any FurnaceFree Germicidal Light with select Furnace & A/C Purchase (destroys bacteria and mold)

Special Financing Offers! “Plans for Everyone”

NEW WI-FI Thermostats “Control from your Smart Pho

WINTERREBATES

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Office 262-677-1212 • Cell 414-333-1682

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• Tree Trimming & Removal

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www.consolidateddoors.com

Introducing the New

LiftMaster

Model 8355

LiftMaster

2 Transmitters/Keyless1/2 HP - Belt DriveMy Q Technology

Installed for

Model 8365 2 Transmitters/Keyless1/2 HP - Chain DriveMy Q Technology

Installed for

$359(reg. $369)

$329(reg. $339)

GARAGE DOORS& OPENERS Sales & Service

DISTRIBUTOR FOR THE FOLLOWING BRANDS

Clopay

TWO SIDED STEEL DOOR

Clopay 4050$869

2” NON INSULATED STEEL DOOR

Clopay T-50 16x7$

709 Visit our Showroom & See It Work!

Consolidated DoorsSAME DAY SERVICE - 7 DAYS A WEEK

Serving SE Wisconsin Over 50 Years - Fully Bonded & Insured West Bend

1327 S. Main St.262-334-8008

Across the street from Kohl’s Dept. Store

Milwaukee11709 W. Dixon St.

414-453-8448

Waukesha 2111 S. West Ave. #56

262-542-9099

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Taking Pride in Milwaukee AreaHome & Businesses Since 1978

5 Acres of Beautiful Landscaping Supplies

414-751-7300Cell: 414-975-3954

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All NewProducts in Stock

including over50 Types

of DecorativeStone

COUPON COUPON

10% OFFWITH COUPONANY PURCHASE OF$100 OR MORE

Limit 1 coupon. Not good with any other offer.Halbman Company, Inc. • 7000 N. 76 St.,

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