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The Menomonee Falls High School band performs dur-ing a Homecoming assembly Oct. 2. Photo by ThomasJ. McKillen.

BY NIKKI ACKERMANSTAFF WRITER

A one-day show that supports area charities, the 32ndannual A Community Affairthe major fundraiser ofMenomonee Falls service organization CommunityLeaguewill take place on Saturday, Oct. 18 from 9 a.m. to4 p.m. at the Menomonee Falls High School, W142N8101 Merrimac Drive, Menomonee Falls. All proceedsgo to charities. Admission is $4.

The high school gym and cafeteria will be transformedinto an intricately-decorated area of 100 exhibitors featur-ing tables of arts, crafts, collectibles and treasures. All

exhibitors are on one level for the convenience of the shop-per. (Strollers are not permitted.)

It is the wide array of vendors, both new and returning,that sets this event apart from others of its kind, said exhibitorchair Kathy Kirtchen.

The best thing is our variety, she said. We limit ournumbers of types of exhibitors. For example, we dont have100 jewelry booths. We have holiday decorations, gardenitems, metal art, home decor, the latest and greatest in fash-ion and so much more. There is so much variety.

The fair will also include other special features: freemassages from Rivercrest Chiropractic; $5 appraisals bycertified personal property appraiser Barbara Eash, whowill be giving verbal appraisals for all items except stampsand coins (two-item limit; photographs are acceptable);cash raffles of $500, $200 and $100 (tickets are $2 each,three for $5, or six for $10; and themed bucket/basket raf-fles.

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Prince of Peaceopen house: Prince ofPeace Lutheran Churchwill be holding an OpenHouse will be Saturday,Oct. 25, from 10 a.m. to1 p.m. Attendees canmeet and Pastor Tomand Mrs. Young Englerand family who begantheir ministry at Prince ofPeace this past summer.See page 21.


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The lunch is wonderful and our bakedgoods are wonderful, Kirtchen said. Thefood is a big draw for everybody.

Attendees can also enjoy browsing andbidding on the silent auction itemseachexhibitor has offered a piece for the auc-tionin the Market Square area.

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VILLAGE OF GERMANTOWFor your convenience the Village Public Works Departmenscheduling a Fall brush pick-up starting the second Monday in Oc(October 13, 2014). Although this process will take approximateweeks to complete, we will not be extending the pick-up, or pickinbrush that is put out after Sunday, October 12, 2014.

Limbs shall be no more than 6 foot in length and placed at the curb

the trunk facing the street for easier handling. Please tie branches 2smaller into bundles no larger than 2 feet in diameter using twine or rope. Your cooperation with this will greatly increase the efficienwhich we can pick up the brush. Brush in containers WILL NOpicked up as too often there is yardwaste in the bottom of thecontainer. Yardwaste and leaves are not included inthe pick-up. We encourage you to take your

yardwaste to the Recycling Center.Please be aware that raking leaves into the

street area is against Village Ordinance andthe Village of Germantown WILL NOT pick

up such leaves. Again, we encourage you totake your leaves to the Recycling Center.


BYTHOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The village of Menomonee Falls willhave public information meeting from 6-7:30 p.m. Oct. 16 for the master plan fortwo park spaces, Director of EngineeringServices Tom Hoffman told the VillageBoard Oct. 6.

The meetings will be at the Village Hall,W156 N8480 Pilgrim Rd., and will be forVillage Park and for vacant land north of

Lisbon Road and east of Lannon Road.Hoffman said the meetings are "the firststep" in developing a master plan for eachpark space. He said the master plan willaddress potential facilities and park spacefor each park space.

Hoffman said Village Park was chosenbecause of several maintenance needs,including work on tennis and basketballcourts, play area and bridges.

"Before making an investment in all thatinfrastructure, it made sense to come back

and take a look at how the park is operat-ing," Hoffman said.

For the future southwest area park, themeeting will provide residents the opportu-nity to let residents know what the village isplanning for that area and get input onthose ideas.

Falls leaf collectionThe village will begin fall leaf pickup

from mid October through late November.Director of Public Works Arlyn Johnson

said the leaf pickup is for urban the village with curb and gutter leaves from collecting in storm setems. The village will collect leavein the street. Johnson said residasked to not include brush or grassleaves since the village compleaves.

For collecting the leaves, thewill use a process started last yearpiles are leaves are pushed intotrucks.

Public information meetings planned for two parks

The duo Remember When performed at the Cheery Cherry Fall Fair inMenomonee Falls Village Park Sept. 28. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

October Movies at the Falls LibraryThe Menomonee Falls Public Library will

show two movies in October. The movies willbe in the librarys Meeting/Community Room,right off the main lobby. Admission is free toall, based on the movies rating. Seating is lim-ited to 80 people comfortably, so pleasearrive early. Details are as follows.

Tuesday, Oct. 14 at 2:15p.m. andThursday, Oct. 16 at 6:15p.m.: Godzilla(2014) Starring: Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Bryan

Cranston, Ken Watanabe and JulietteBinoche. Godzilla is pitted against giant crea-tures who want to destroy the earth.

Directed by Gareth Edwards. Rated PG-13, 123 minutes.

Tuesday, Oct. 14 at 6:15p.m. andThursday, Oct. 16 at 2:15p.m.: MillionDollar Arm (2014) Starring: Jon Hamm,Aasif Mandvi and Bill Paxton. A sport agentgoes to India to find cricket players for majorleague baseball. Directed by Craig Gillespie.Rated PG, 124 minutes.

For more information, check the libraryswebsite home.mf.lib.wi.us or call the AdultReference desk at 262-532-8920.Menomonee Falls Public Library, W156N8436 Pilgrim Road, Menomonee Falls.

MenoHARmonee Barbershop Chorusshow Oct. 18

The MenoHARmonee Barbershop Choruswill be presenting The Magic of Barbershopat St. James Catholic Church at 1:30 p.m.Oct. 18. The church is located at W220N6588 Town Line Rd.

The concert will feature performances bythe chorus as well as the Magic of John Lewit;Octet, Plus or Minus; and Tommy T. Familyand Friends.

Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for chil-dren. Sponsors are Malkins Carpets, NeusBuilding Center and St. Pauls United Churchof Christ. For information on tickets, contactArmin at (414) 962-5408.

Prince of Peace open house Oct. 25Prince of Peace Lutheran Church will be

holding an Open House will be Saturday,Oct. 25, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Attendees canmeet and Pastor Tom and Mrs. Young Englerand family who began their ministry at Princeof Peace this past summer. There will be foodincluding hot dogs, chips, soup, cookies, cup-cakes and refreshments coffee, cider andjuice. There will also be free BP readings,door prizes and adult and kids activities. Thechurch is located at W156N7149 Pilgrim

Road, Menomonee Falls.

Old Falls Village Halloween FamilyFun Nights October 24 & 25

Experience Old Falls Village at night! OnOct. 24 and Oct. 25 from 6-9 p.m., Trick orTreat safely throughout the grounds of this his-toric museum. Enjoy hayrides, games and artsand crafts. Visit the puppet story theater, roastmarshmallows at the campfire, get a kid-friend-ly tattoo, and enjoy cookies and cider. A spe-

cial Halloween Art show will be hostMenomonee Falls Art Guild.

Admission is $4 for adults and cand older; $2.00 for children 2 anChildren receive a free pumpkin wpaid admission. Free parking. OVillage, Corner of Hwy. Q & PilgrMenomonee Falls. Visit our websiteinformation www.oldfallsvillage.comfundraising event of the MenomonHistorical Society.

The Menomonee Falls Village Boardtabled a proposal last week to vacate theportion of Hayes Avenue north of RooseveltDrive.

That portion of the road was proposed tobe vacated with the land over to adjacentproperty owners as part of overall changesto the area, which include vacating the por-tion of Pershing Avenue that connected withHayes Avenue. The overall plans for landnorth of Roosevelt Drive include the comple-tion of Falls Parkway and the development ofthe White Stone Village Apartments.

However, resident Marcia Micheli saidwhile she is happy about the new develop-ment, she explained that her residence has a

Hayes Avenue address and her front doorentrance is from Hayes Avenue though herdriveway access is from Roosevelt Drive. Shesuggested that Hayes Avenue north ofRoosevelt Drive be turned into a dead end orT-section.

"I still believe a house should have astreet in front of it," Micheli said.

Village Attorney Michael Morsletter from Jesse Hull, a resident onside of Hayes Avenue, objecting to tion of the road. Morse said the owould require approval by five board members for the vacatioapproved.

Village Manager ManageFitzgerald said the desire to have tapartments not have access to RDrive but to the future MenomonParkway is what prompted the Fitzgerald further explained that theway is not split equally between thety owners, which would not allow foway to maintain a shorter roadwa

area while it would be hard for the vmaintain. As a result, the village mending the road be removed andgrass surface be put in its place.

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W196 N9525 Cross View Way, MenomoneeFalls, 262-251-0670. Worship Sat 5:00pm;Sun 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00am; JAM SundaySchool 9:30am; Traditional & ContemporaryWorship; www.grace-connect.org. Come joinus - Grace feels like home!

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The Germantown boys cross countryteam finished third at the Fond du LacInvitational Oct. 3 while Menomonee Fallsfinished sixth.

Germantown was led by Jake DuFrane,who finished fifth overall with a time of16:30. He was followed by Craig Reese in13th (16:57), Brady Sheridan in 18th(17:05), Jake Garvey in 25th (17:20), NickFoti in 34th (17:35), Evan Adair in 37th(17:42) and Dylan Ayer in 40th (17:49).

Menomonee Falls was led by Josh

Hindman, who finished eighth with a time of16:41. He was followed by BrandonSchinker in 27th (17:23), Cooper Dozzi in31st (17:29), Jayce Kolinski in 36th(17:39), Kevin Larkin in 47th (17:57), BrianGuiffre in 49th (18), Tom Goihl in 51st(18:01) and Owen Stenger in 65th (17:27).

In the girls competition Germantown fin-ished fifth while Menomonee Falls finished12th.

Germantown was led by AlyssaGoesch, who finished fourth with a time of19:08. She was followed by BriannaKlopfer in finished 23rd (19:53), Molly Bauin 38th (20:29), Jennifer Lindgren in 39th(20:30), Calli Lemke in 44th (20:47), Lucy

Delain in 49th (21:11) and EmilyBetthauser in 51st (21:11).

Menomonee Falls was led by JulietteSchefelker, who finished in 52nd with atime of 21:12.

The Hamilton boys cross country teamfinished eighth at the Racine Case EagleInvite run at UW-Parkside Oct. 4. Hamiltonwas led by Josh Desorcy, who finished 12thwith a time of 16:43.5. He was followed byTyler Voelzke in 38th (17:21.5), StevenSmith in 41st (17:24.2), Eric Downs in 55th

(17:39.9), Sean Thompson in 72nd(18:03.5), Ben Burke in 77th (18:12.1),Michael Swope in 81st (18:16.5) andNicholas Schmidt in 83rd (18:21.8).

The Hamilton girls team finished seventhat the event. The Chargers were led byEmma Woelfel, who finished 26th with atime of 20:20.1. She was followed by Rachel

Jeffers in 33rd (20.37.1), Riley Swope in 41st(21), Carolyn Troutman in 43rd (21:05.3),Megan Jansett in 51st (21:21.4), ChelseaParker in 52nd (21:21.7), Ella VanHaren in58th (21.40.6) and Hannah Jeffers in 59th(21.42). Also running for Hamilton wereKatelyn Schneider in 67th (22:01) and EilanSelin in 70th (22:12.7).

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The Menomonee Falls foot-ball team gave students anotherthing to cheer for on homecomingweek: A playoff berth.

The Indians scored twice offWest Allis Central turnovers onthe way to a 30-0 win over theBulldogs Oct. 3.

"I can't say enough aboutthese players and these coaches

overcoming all the adversity andeverything to be where they areright now big homecomingwin," Menomonee Falls Coach

John Baker said afterward. "Theyreally played hard."

Baker mentioned there wereplayers who were not availabledue to injures and said the winwas "a great overall team effort."

Central stopped MenomoneeFalls opening drive so it was thedefense that got MenomoneeFalls on the board, as Tom Paulrecovered the fumble from a later-al and returned it 18 yards for atouchdown at the 4:07 mark ofthe first quarter.

Menomonee Falls defense and penal-ties stopped the Bulldogs next drive,prompting a third down quick kick by WillKonecny that gave Menomonee Falls theball at their own 19-yard line. MenomoneeFalls started a 19-play drive that endedwith a 31-yard field goal by Connor Flanikat the 4:54 mark of the second quarter.

The teams traded possession for most ofthe third quarter until Menomonee Fallsstarted a 57-yard drive that ended with a 1-yard touchdown by Bryce McMurtry at the2:53 mark of the third quarter to giveMenomonee Falls at 24-0 lead.

Menomonee Falls next drive wasstopped by Central at the Indians 7-yardline but the Indians defense forced theBulldogs into a punt, with Menomonee Fallsstarting a drive on their own 41-yard line

that ended with a 14-yard touchdown run

by McMurtry at the 7:02 mark. Jacob

Texiera finished the scoring forMenomonee Falls when he intercepted aCentral pass and returned it 45-yards for atouchdown.

With the win, Menomonee Falls quali-fied for the playoffs for the third straightseason.

"Our ultimate goal is to keep makingthe playoffs every year but if we keep get-ting better you never know what can hap-pen," Baker said.

Hamilton 17, West Allis Hale 10:Hamilton held off a late run by the Huskiesto get their second Greater MetroConference win of t

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Menomonee Falls Express News 10/11/14