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an indoor presentation highlighting thehabits and adaptations of owls.Owl Prowl for Adults will be offered

from 7-9 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 11;Friday, Jan. 15; and Saturday, Jan. 16.A matinee will be offered from 3:30-5:30 p.m. on Jan. 16.

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offered from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 12 and Saturday, Jan. 30. A mati-nee will be offered from 3:30-5:30 p.m.Jan. 30.

Owl Prowl for Scouts, for youthgroups in second grade or above, will beoffered Saturday, Jan. 23, from 4-6p.m.

Participants are reminded to dress inlayers and bring flashlights.

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The countdown to 2016 has just about begun. If you’re like ma

you might be mulling over some New Year’s resolutions, such as gym more, learning a new language or taking a cooking class. All agoals, but why not add some f inancial resolutions as well? For ex

• Pay yourself first. Even if you aren’t living “paycheck to pyou probably don’t have much trouble spending your money —there’s always something that you or a family member needs,repair required for your home or your car, always one more bill tif you are going to achieve your long-term goals, such as a coretirement, you need to invest consistently. So before you payelse, pay yourself first by having some money automatically myour checking or savings account each month into an investment

• Take advantage of your opportunities. If you have a 401(k)plan at work, take full advantage of it. Contribute as much aafford — or at least enough to earn your employer’s match, if on— and choose the mix of investments that give you the potentialthe growth you need at a level of risk with which you are comfor

• Focus on the long term. In the short term, you might be excuwanting to invest. The headlines are typically scary, the financiaare frequently volatile and the future often looks murky. Yet, look past the uncertainties of today and keep your focus on tomowill find it easier to follow a disciplined investment strategy thatthe opportunity to meet your long-term goals, such as a comfortament.

• Don’t be driven by fear. When the market is down, investoreact with fear. Specifically, they rush to sell their investments, if they don’t “cut their losses,” they might sustain even bigger oncan get past this feeling, you may find that a down market can offchance to buy quality investments at good prices.

• Forget about the “hot stocks.” You’ll hear friends, co-wotalking heads on television tout today’s “hot stocks.” But by thmight hear about them, they may have cooled off — and, in anymight not be appropriate for your needs. Forget about “getting in the market” — it probably won’t happen. True investmenrequires patience and persistence.

• Cut down on your debts. It’s easy to pile up debts, but a lot hting rid of them. Yet, if you can reduce your debt load even myou’ll free up money you could use to invest. So look for ways tocut back and consolidate — it will be worth the effort. Making lutions — and sticking to them — can help you as you work towaing your financial goals.

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Adult classes…• Therapy Dog Screenings-Friday, Jan.

15 at the Kinderberg Park MultipurposeRoom: Attendees can find out if their dogor cat has potential for therapy workquickly and easily. Laura Hey, founder of Health Heelers therapy dog service will beproviding screenings. Individual screen-ings take about 45 minutes and will bescheduled by phone before the program

date through Laura to determine if a petqualifies. Laura can be contacted at (262)442-9633, or emailed [email protected] or one can visitwebsite at www.HealthHeelers.com. Feesfor registered screenings is $5.

• Scrapbooking Crops-Attendees willwork on scrapbooks, paper crafts, or cardmaking projects. Fee of $25.50 includesample table-space, lunch, a bottle of water, a thank you gift, and a free make-and-take project. There will also be con-tests with prizes. Attendees can alsobring old scrapbooking supplies to sell toother crafters (please have everythingpriced). Everyone is asked to bring a dishto pass or a snack to share. Options are:Saturday, Jan. 16 and Saturday, Feb. 13,

10 a.m. to 10 p.m.• Computer Class-Understanding theCloud-Wednesday, Jan. 20, 6 to 8 p.m., inSurvive Alive House computer lab. Feesare $24/res. and school dist. res.,$30/non-res.

Art for kids…• Oodles of Art: This class is a per-

fectly designed, age appropriate andhands-on, art class for toddlers and

preschoolers. Through sculpting, draw-ing, painting, songs, tactile time, storytime, and movement activities, the youngchild’s imagination will soar. New themeeach week. All supplies and snacks pro-vided. Bring a smock for your child.Parent or caregiver participation required.Class options are: Thursdays, Jan. 21-Feb.11, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. for ages 18 monthsto two years old and 10:45 to 11:45 a.m.

for ages three to four and a half;Tuesdays, Jan. 19-Feb. 9, 5:30 to 6:30p.m. for ages 18 months to four and a half years old. Fees are $35/res., $40/non-res.and sch. dist. res. (per session). Class tomeet at the Dept. of Public WorksBuilding, N122 W17177 Fond du LacAvenue.

Exercise, fitness classes…• Anytime Fitness Boot Camp at

Anytime Fitness-Sundays, Jan. 10-Feb.21, 10 to 11 a.m.: Sunday Boot Camp is acircuit training class that has manyforms, but primarily involves movingfrom one station to another in set periodsof time. Each interval varies in time alter-nating between strength and cardio andusing a variety of tools such as steps,

weights, bands, balls, body weight exer-cises and more. Fee is $45.

• Free Seminar-New Year-NewImproved You-Saturday, Jan. 9, 10 to10:45 a.m., at Anytime Fitness: This classwill cover simple nutritional changes,basic exercise and sensible food choices.This seminar is free to attend, but pre-registration is required. Call theGermantown Recreation Dept. at (262)

250-4710 to reserve spot.• Zumba: Zumba is an aerobic fitness

program featuring movements inspired byvarious styles of Latin American danceand performed primarily to LatinAmerican dance music. Some choreogra-phy incorporates cumbia, salsa,merengue, mambo, flamenco, chachacha,reggaeton, soca, samba, hip hop music,axé music and tango. Wear comfortable

clothing and tennis shoes and bring awater bottle. Free trial class (no registra-tion needed) will be held on Wednesday,Jan. 20 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Class willbe held Mondays and/or Wednesdays from6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Next session is Feb. 1 toMarch 9. Fee is $60/res. and sch. dist.res., $65/non-res. Classes are held at theGermantown Senior Activity Center.

• Preferred Fitness-Restore Your Core:This class combines the benefit of yogaand pilates to enhance strength, posture,flexibility, and balance. No experience isnecessary, any level participant can join.Classes to be held Wednesdays/eightweeks and will meet 5:30 to 6:30 pm.Session 1 is Jan. 13-March 2. Fee is $48.

Self defense, martial arts…

• Self defense for College-aged Girls-Wednesday, Dec. 30, noon to 1 p.m. atSurge Martial Arts (located in Pick ‘n SaveMarketplace next to Jimmy John’s): Classwill focus on developing core techniquesinto repetitive and pragmatic movementsto help one alter the outcome of a dan-gerous encounter. Fee is $20.

• Women’s Only-Kickboxing Self-Defense Class at Surge Martial Arts-

Tuesdays, Jan. 5-26, 5:30 to 6:1This class will focus on developikickboxing techniques into repetipragmatic movements to help othe outcome of a dangerous enFee is $60.

• Beginner Martial Arts Camp Martial Arts: Students of all ages aity levels can expect to be part of friendly atmosphere that emp

humbleness and personal growth1 is Saturday, Jan. 9 and OptioSaturday, Jan. 23. Fee is $20.

Adult sports/open gyms…League sports and open gym

held in the excellent KennedySchool Gyms. All players should lobby door entrance off of CrusadeContact hotline (262) 250-4711,for program availability. LeaguOpen Gyms are for adults 18+ stated otherwise).

• Men’s Over 30 Basketball Organized play with a round robinule of games. Contact the Recoffice for specific registration ition. Players must be 30 years oolder as of starting date of the

League games will be played on Tevenings with the season runningMarch 2016 in the Kennedy MiddlGold Gym. Games times are 6:30, 8:30 p.m. Players interested in joteam should the Rec. Dept. office 250-4710.

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Dear Ann, I am so sorry for your problems. You didnot mention if this was an immediate set of denturesgiven to you the day your other teeth were removed orsimply a replacement for older dentures. There is an artto making dentures and even with tremendous care andskill; denture fabrication is a process that requirespatience. As people live with dentures they experiencecontinued bone loss. There is so much bone loss thatdentures begin to move and may actually slide duringchewing even with using denture adhesives. When teethare removed you actually lose up to 40% of theremaining bone width in the first year after teeth areremoved and you can continue to lose 40-60% of theremaining bone over the next 5 years of denture use!

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April 14, 2016 from 7 to 9 p.m. in theKennedy Middle School Gym. Walk-in Fee(per visit): $2/night for res., school dis-trict res., $3/night for non-res. Call (262)250-4711 for weekly program availability.

• Men’s Over 30 Open Basketball:Open basketball is for men age 30 andover for residents and school district res-ident only. Open basketball held now

through March 2016 will run 7:30 to 9:30p.m.; March through May, 7 to 9 p.m.Walk-in fee (per visit): $2/night for resi-dents and school district res. Call theRecreation Dept. Hotline (262) 250-4711for weekly program availability.

• Pickleball: Lessons will be offeredWednesdays, Jan. 6-27 from 7:30 to 8:30p.m. at Kennedy Middle School.Pickleball Open Gym is offeredWednesdays through March 23, 7:30 to9:30 p.m. Lesson fees are $20/res. andsch. dist. res., $24 for non-res. Walk-infee (per visit) is $3.

• Archery program-Saturdays, Jan. 9-30, either 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. or 9:45 to10:45 a.m. at the Dept. of Public Worksbuilding: This program will teach thetechniques of the (NASP) NationalArchery in the Schools Program. MathewsGenesis bows and equipment will be pro-vided to each attendee to use. Fees are$47/res., $52/non-res. and sch. dist. res.

Youth sports…• Intro to Hockey (ages 4-7)-Sundays,

Jan. 24-Feb. 28, 5:30 to 6 p.m., at KettleMoraine Ice Center: U.S. figure skatinghockey curriculum is designed to teach

fundamentals of hockey skating. In fourbadge levels, skaters will learn how tomaneuver faster and be more agile on theice. Proper skating techniques are theprimary focus of the levels. All elementsare taught without a puck. Equipmentneeded are hockey skates and a certifiedhockey helmet. Helmets and limited sizesof hockey skates are available for useduring classes. Kids interested in hock-ey should take this class instead of Snowplow Sam. Fee is $95/res.,$100/non-res. and sch. dist. res.

• Learn to Skate (youth ages 4 andup)-Jan. 24-Feb. 28, 5:30 to 6 p.m., atKettle Moraine Ice Center: This is aUnited States Figure Skating Associationaccredited program, hosted by the KettleMoraine Figure Skating Club. Designed forbeginner to intermediate level skaters.Skills taught include forward and back-ward skating, stopping, swizzles and icesafety. Snowplow Sam 1, 2, 3 is for chil-dren ages 4-6. Basic 1 is for children ages6 and up. Dress for the cold; no jeansallowed in class. Coats and gloves recom-mended. The fee is $85/res., $90/non-res. and school dist. res. Skate rentalincluded.

Registration…Registrations are being accepted

online www.village.germantown.wi.us inperson or by mail/drop box/fax on a firstcome, first serve basis. Registrations willcontinue during normal office hours (8a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday throughFriday) until classes are full. For moreinformation, call (262) 250-4710.

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BY THOMAS J.MCKILLEN

MANAGING EDITOR

The contribution of Steve Dalton tothe Germantown girls basketball pro-gram was remembered during a brief ceremony that preceded the start of theNicolet-Germantown game Dec. 4.

Dalton served as the junior varsitycoach and an assistant on the varsityteam for the past six years. He died in

April. The Nicolet game was thome conference game of thefor the Germantown girls teamwas a teacher in the Hartford

High School District for 33 yeato his retirement in 2011.Varsity Germantown girls ba

Coach Matt Stuve recalled hDalton while they worked at tMajerus basketball camps. Whewas hired as the Germantowncoach six years ago, his first cala director of the camps in searchommendations for assistant cDalton was the first name sugand Stuve called Dalton.

As junior varsity coach, Daltpiled a 101-30 record as juniorcoach over six years.

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successful program. Steve was an integral partof those accomplishments and a tremendousresource of knowledge, not just on the basket-ball court but on life in general," Dalton said.

Stuve noted that Dalton was a fan of UCLAbasketball Coach John Wooden, and Wooden's"pyramid of success" is given to all members of the team at the beginning of the season.Stuve then went over the values of the base of the pyramid in remembrance of Dalton.

On the value of "industriousness," Stuvenoted that Dalton had detailed practice plans"and an unmatched work ethic. He gave every-thing he had to make sure his players were pre-pared for every game."

On the value of friendship," Stuve said

Dalton "was as reliable and kind-hearted afriend as you will ever come across. He wasgenuine in his actions and he cared deeply forothers."

On the value of loyalty, Stuve said Dalton"gave us complete support to the players andfellow coaches. He worked diligently every dayto make the program as good as it could be."

On the value of cooperation, Stuve saidDalton always did what was best for thegreater good of the program. Dalton, Stuvesaid, was adaptable "and had a keen under-standing of the big picture at all times."

On the value of enthusiasm, Stuve saidDalton "truly enjoyed teaching the game of basketball. He enthusiasm for learning was

inspirational to all of us. Even with 30 years of experience he was still eager to learn newthings and do everything he could be the bestat every facet of coaching."

Stuve noted that over the past several yearsDalton underwent treatment for cancer and hisphysical stature lessened, but Stuve said hispassion for the game and his dedication to theprogram was stronger than ever.

"Steve's legacy is embodied by this year'sprogram motto: 'Whatever you do, work at itwith all your heart,'" Stuve said. "Steve exem-plified this in all he did and for that we areprofoundly and eternally grateful."

Stuve then added: "As I look back onSteve's final season last year, I realize he wasnot dying as much as he was showing us all

how to live -- and that's with integrity, sincer-ity, kindness, generosity, with passion andenthusiasm for all you do."

As Stuve spoke, a photo of Dalton was dis-played on screens behind both baselines of thebasketball court.

Recent resultsThe Germantown girls basketball team lost

to Grafton Dec. 16, 52-49. Kenzie Schmitz ledGermantown with 14 points. The loss droppedGermantown's North Conference record to 3-1and overall mark to 5-1.

On Dec. 11, Germantown beat rivalHomestead 63-51. Schmitz led all scorers with21 points.

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BOYS BASKETBALL: Hamilton holds off Tosa rallyBY THOMAS J.MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The Hamilton boys basketball team turnedback a second half comeback by WauwatosaEast to win 56-45 Dec. 14.

Hamilton's first three point came on three-point baskets, as the Chargers took a 9-3 leadfollowing the second three-point basket byTravis Janus at the 11:49 mark of the first half.Two free throws by Jacob Hartung gaveHamilton an 18-9 lead by the 6:08 mark. Butthe Red Raiders kept the Charger lead at ninepoints for the rest of the half.

Two free throws by Zach Jansinski gaveHamilton a 28-18 lead with 13:28 remaining,but the Red Raiders rallied by scoring the nextnine points over the next three minutes.Hamilton answered with a three-point basketby Jordan Smith at the 9:27 mark to quash theRed Raider comeback. A layup by WauwatosaEast's JaiVionne Green cut the Hamilton leadto 43-37 with 2:26 remaining but Hamilton --which was now in the bonus after the RedRaiders committed their seventh foul at the3:06 mark of the second half -- converted sev-eral free throws to seal the victory.

Afterward, Hamilton Coach Andy Cerronisaid that when Hamilton wasn't scoring, theyweren't able to press East, which opened up

opportunities for the Red Raiders."I was really proud of the way our kids

answered the run and made some plays. Thatwas huge," Cerroni said.

Jasinski led Hamilton with 19 points whileJasinski added 15 points.

The Chargers also were hurt by fouls in thesecond half, as they committed their seventhfoul at the 10:46 mark, which gave Eastchances at the free throw line.

"The free throws down the stretch were thedifference," Cerroni said of his team's scoresfrom the line.

Hamilton was tied with MilwaukeeMarquette for the Greater Metro Conferencelead, with both teams having 2-0 conferencerecords.Hamilton has a 5-0 overall mark.

Hamilton's first conference win of the seasoncame with a 63-47 win over West Allis CentralDec. 11. Hartung led Hamilton with 16 points.

Menomonee Falls resultsMenomonee Falls lost their first Greater

Metro Conference games of the year. TheIndians lost to West Allis Dec. 15, 58-42. JadenChampion led Menomonee Falls with 10 points.Four days earlier Menomonee Falls lost toMarquette, 56-47. Bryce McMurtry ledMenomonee Falls with 12 points.

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