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Out on the Town. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Flag Day. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Karls Market. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Seniors Only. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-19

Slinger Savings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-22

Classifieds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-26

Employment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27-29

Committee mem-bers honored: TheSussex Village Boardgave a formal com-mendation to Pat Pludeand Barb Zoellick May27 for their work on

village committees.See page 24.

American ImportsN96 W14433 County Line Rd., Menomonee Falls . . . . . . 262-255-4470Falls Muffler & AlignN90 W17082 Appleton Ave., Menomonee Falls . . . . . . . . 262-251-8088Richfield Service1810 Wolf Rd., Richfield (1/2 mile north of 167) . . . . . . . 262-628-1932McCardles Car Care CenterN48 W16642 Lisbon Rd., Menomonee Falls . . . . . . . . . . . 262-781-7710Laubenheimers Garage1860 Hwy. 175, Richfield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-628-2235M&D Auto ServiceBecker Dr. & Main St., Lannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-253-6611MiTechAutomotive3356 County Line (Q), Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-628-8324Sippls Auto ServiceN87 W17480 Main St., Menomonee Falls . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-255-9040

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Two of the Milwaukee Brewers racing sausages make anappearance at the Duck Derby held on the Mill Pond inMenomonee Falls May 24. Photos by Thomas J. McKillen

The Sussex Village Board approved the removal of four ofthe five basketball hoops at Armory Park May 27.

Trustee Matt Petricca said the hoops are located in thenortheast corner of the parking lot. Information from villagestaff indicated that the hoops are not frequently used and thatremoving them would create additional room for parking forbaseball tournaments and games.

In addition, the board supported the removal of two aban-doned volleyball poles near the Lions building at VillagePark. Petricca noted that the sand volleyball courts are morefrequently used than the two volleyball items near the Lionsbuilding.

In another matter, the board approved a tree service con-tract with Wachtel Tree Service, which had the lowest bidamong the three firm that submitted quotes to the village.

Under the contract, Wachtel will conduct a tree inventorythat will provide complete information on the location, size,species and health of trees in parks and right-of-ways. Suchinformation will help the village for future tree replacements,according to information from village staff.

ApprovedThe board approved a certified survey map related to the

additional of a second drive at Lannon Stone Products, N52W23096. Trustee Pat Tetzlaff explained that when LannonStone purchased the quarry from the Vulcan firm it began tomake several changes, including adding the second drive-way.

Sussex boardapproves changes

at 2 parks4 hoops removed from Armory Park

Turn to page 8

Patio Playerscamp: Falls PatioPlayers Summer Campfor children ages 7-15will run June 16-27. Thecamp will be heldMonday through Fridayfrom 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. atMenomonee FallsNorth Middle SchoolAuditorium. See page24.


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2005 FORD FOCUS Red, 131k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$5,900

2004 DODGE STRATUS R/TGrey, Coupe . . . . . . . . . . .$5,9002001 CHEVY IMPALA LSGreen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,9002002 VOLVO S40 A 4 Door Sedan . . . . . .CALL FOR DETAILS2000 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE SE . . . . . . .CALL FOR DETAILS1999 VOLVO S80 T6 4 Door . . . . . . . . . . .CALL FOR DETAILS

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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCHW172 N11187 Division Rd, Germantown.Pastor Thomas Kaul. (262) 251-8250. Timesof worship: Wednesdays 6:30pm, Sundays9am.

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3617 Scenic Rd., Jackson 262-677-1311www.stillwaterschurch.comContemporary, Staffed Nursery at all services& Sunday School provided at Sat. & Sun.services. Worship: Saturday 5pm, (no

Saturday Service Memorial Day-Labor Day).Sunday 9 & 10:30am. No Sunday School10:30am Memorial Day-Labor Day. For sum-mer Monday 6:30pm Service. Wed. 6:30-7pm 30 good minutes Service Bible study7:15-8:15pm. No Wed. service MemorialDay-Labor Day.

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Corner of Hubertus Rd. & Tally Ho Trail.Pastor Mike Helwig (262) 628-2550x208.School: K3-8th grade and Day Care 3 years+.Services: Thursdays 7pm; Sundays 8am &10:30am; 9:15am Bible Study and SundaySchool. www.crownoflifeonline.com

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2800 Pioneer Rd. (just east of Cabelas) (262)527-0591. Cross View Christian Church wel-comes you! We are a new non-denomination-al fellowship looking to: worship God, growin Christ, serve others, and engage the world.Warmth, hospitality, and new friends in Christare waiting for you! Join us for worship eachSunday at 9:30 am. www.crossviewccwi.com

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The village of Richfield will be holding a pub-lic hearing on the update to the villageComprehensive Plan.Under state law, communities are required toupdate the plan once every 1 years. The planaddresses issues and opportunities, housing,transportation, utilities and communication facili-

ties, agricultural, natural and cultural resources,economic development, intergovernmental coop-eration, land use and implementation.The public hearing will be held at theRichfield Village Hall, 4128 Hubertus Road at7:30 p.m. June 19.

Book club: The next Mill House Book Clubmeeting will be at 1 p.m. June 18 at 1319 Hwy175, Hubertus. The book for discussion will beCome and Get It by Edna Ferber. The book is anovel of Wisconsins logging days, when fortuneswere made and families were broken over kinglumber.

All are welcome to attend. Questions? Call Jeanne at 262-628-0757.

Art show: The sixth annual Art at the MillFine Arts Fair & Plein Air Painting Event will be

held at Richfield Historical Park from 9 a.m. to 4p.m. July 26. The event will feature more than 60talented artists whose media includes wood, paint-ing, fiber, clay, glass, and more.

Admission is free. Music will be provided bythe Meisel Music Collective from 10:30 a.m. to 3p.m. Food and beverages will be provided byBilda's Friess Lake Pub.

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Its not often you get citizens like Pat andBarb to serve as long as they do and do agreat job for the community, Village PresidentGreg Goetz said during the presentation.These committees are a lot of times very hardto fill and get involvement from citizens in thevillage to give up that time, since everybodyhas such a busy schedule. Were very proud ofboth of them.

Plude served on the villages WaterCommission and the Public Works Committeefrom 1988 until recently. Plude thanked theboard for the recognition.

Zoellick served on the Park and Recreation

Board from May 11,2004 until recently.In another matter at the board, Trustee TimDietrich said the Pauline Haass Public Librarywill create the position of digital services coor-

dinator. Dietrich said the person in that posi-tion will identify and investigate new technolo-gies, and train current staff.

The person for the post will have to have aMasters Degree in Library Science. Dietrichsaid the position will entail 86 different top-ics.

Its something that we need over thereand were looking forward to that person giv-ing us some new direction in that area,Dietrich said.

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Last week the U.S. EPA proposed aglobal warming regulation that will signifi-cantly increase the cost of electricity forWisconsin consumers, and kill thousands ofjobs.

The rule targets our fleet of coal-firedpower plants, and is likely to inflict dramat-ic and irreversible harm to our economy if itis allowed to move forward.

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The EPAs new global warming rule is alose-lose proposition for energy consumersand workers. It represents the worst kind ofregulation in that it has enormous andpainful costs, and essentially no benefit.

President Obama should explain whymiddle class manufacturing workers inWisconsin should lose thousands of family-supporting jobs each year in the name ofglobal warming alarmism, while other coun-tries continue to increase emissions.

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Juneteenth Day is a time of reflectionon history, remembrance of culture, andcelebration of family and community. It isimportant that we allow city workers theoption of a paid holiday (using vacation)for Juneteenth, Alderwoman Coggs said.City employees may now take the option-al paid holiday by using vacation time onanother paid holiday in the same calen-

dar year. Juneteenth Day does not change thetot al number of annual paid holidays,and if it falls on a work day, departments

will remain open and workers will notreceive holiday premium pay. AlthoughPresident Abraham Lincoln issued theEmancipation Proclamation on Jan. 1,1863, Juneteenth Day recognizes thedate Major General Gordon Grangerand his regiment of Union soldiers landedat Galveston, Texas, and freed theenslaved Africans there in 1865.

The Common Council passed similarlegislation in March 2014 recognizingMarch 31 as Cesar E. Chavez Day, anoptional holiday to honor the birthday ofCesar Chavez, a champion of civil rights,labor rights, voting rights, and womensrights.

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1950's and 1960's as attention focused onexpansion of freedom for African-Americans. In the 1970's Juneteenthrevived in some communities. For example,in Austin the Juneteenth celebrationreturned in 1976 after a 25 year hiatus.

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In Milwaukee, the June 19 festivitieswill occur on King Drive betweenBurleigh and Center Streets from 9 a.m.

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For more information call NorthcottNeighborhood House at (414) 372-3770.

Parade part of Juneteenthcelebration in Milwaukee

The following programs and events will beoffered by Riveredge Nature Center, located at4458 County Hwy Y, Newburg (events held atRiveredge unless otherwise noted):

Nature Tots: Beautiful Butterflies (ages 3-5with an adult)Wednesday, June 11, 10 to 11:30a.m. Help us act out Eric Carles The Very HungryCaterpillar and experience the transformation fromcaterpillar to butterfly. Then the group will flap theirway outside and see what other six-legged crittersthey can find. Fee: $5 per person for Trail PassMembers and Non-Members; free for All AccessMembers.

Little Explorers PlaygroupThursday, June12, 10 to 11:30 a.m.: Group will gather in theNatural Play Area and share the wonder of naturethrough outdoor play. We will also venture intoforests, fields, ponds and more. Nature sensorybins for babies and exploration tools for older chil-dren will be available. Dress for the weather.

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Kayak and Explore the Horicon Marsh atBlue Heron Landing in HoriconFriday June 13,10 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Group will enjoy a day of bird-ing and kayaking/canoeing on the HoriconMarsh. The morning will include a guided trip(departing from the Blue Heron Landing inHoricon) into the Marsh, meeting back at the dockfor a noon lunch. After lunch, group will go to theHoricon Marsh Education & Visitor Center to learnthe history of the Marsh and explore its beauty.Bring a bag lunch, binoculars and sunscreen.Space is limited to 14 participants **Limitedkayak/ canoe rental is available at Blue HeronLanding, see www.horiconmarsh.com for rentalfees. Riveredge is not responsible forkayak/canoe rental; call Blue Heron Landing(920-485-4663) to check for availability. BlueHeron Landing charges a $5 fee for launching per-sonal kayaks at their location. Fee is $30 (kayakrental not included) per person.

Bird Banding for the MAPSprogramSaturday, June 14, 7-10am Come wit-ness the Riveredge bird banding station in action.See how resident song birds are mist-netted,

extracted and banded by licensed bird banders.Find out how their research is providing us with esti-mates of the number of resident and migrant birdswho call the Center their home. Observers are wel-come at any of the banding sessions (weather per-mitting). Call Mary Holleback at 800-287-8098to register and get additional information. Free.

Meet me in the TreehouseSaturday, June14, 10 to 11:30 a.m.: Group will gather outside toenjoy a story about the smallest of our forestfriends. Then group will use magnifying glassesand other tools to explore and discover many ofour micro-friends right here at Riveredge. Fee: $5per person for Trail Pass Members and Non-Members; free for All Access Members.

Scout and Special RequestSaturdaySaturday, June 14, 1 to 4 p.m.: Lookingfor something for your Scout or youth group to doon a Saturday afternoon this summer? Bring themto Riveredge for a fun an engaging program.

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Color Your World Outdoor ArtCampJune 16-20, 9 a.m. to noon: Join us for thiscolorful art expedition through the streets ofCedarburg, the trails and ponds of RiveredgeNature Center and other exciting locations. Artcampers will learn skills geared for creative out-door work including lighting, perspective, shading,capturing the details of plants, landscapes, archi-tectural elements and much more! Visitwww.CedarburgCulturalCenter.org or call theCedarburg Cultural Center at (262) 375-3676 forcomplete camp and contest registration details.

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Dogs evolved from wolves around 15,000 yearsago. Modern DNA analysis proves that dogsevolved from wolves, their DNA is almost identical.In fact, dogs have been reclassified from Canis famil-iaris to Canis lupus familiaris, to reflect that they area very close relative to the wolf (Canis lupus).

Dogs are said to be man (and womans) bestfriend. This may sound clich but there is no planertruth. Dogs are one of the most popular companionanimals in the world. Most people consider them tobe an important part of the family. Dogs provide:companionship, protection, aid to the handicapped,military and police services, help with raising live-stock, search and rescue, medical diagnosis of dis-eases, and increase health for their owners.

Service dogs can be trained to warn their own-ers of hypoglycemia, to detect cancer of the bladderand melanomas of the skin with great accuracy. Dogowners have lower blood pressure and heart rates,cholesterol, and triglycerides. They can be a set ofeyes for the blind, hands for paralysis victims andhelp people with anxiety disorders such as our return-ing veterans with PTSD. Police dogs can track crimi-nals and military dogs can be used to detect bombs,helping to save human lives. Blood hounds havesuch an incredible sense of smell that they can tracka person by smelling skin cells that are shed from akidnap victim locked in the trunk of a car. Anyonewho has ever had a dog will tell you, anecdotally,that they can understand human emotions. This waspreviously thought untrue by the scientific community.It wasnt until recently that MRI studies have shownthat dogs actually do read human emotions, similar-ly to human infants. They seem to

have empathy and sympathy.Throughout most of the 1900s there was not a

lot of scientific research on the cognitive abilities ofdogs. However, around 1975 that began to change.In 1995 Brian Hare Ph.D., an evolutionary anthro-pologist and director of Duke Canine CognitionCenter, made an observation while studying chim-panzees ability to understand human gestures. He

was looking at a chimps ability to interpret the inten-tion if a person was pointing at one of two turnedover cups, one with a treat. They had a difficult timeteaching chimps to look under the cup by pointing, ifthey could do it at all. Dr. Hare came to the realiza-tion that My dog can do that. In fact most dogsinstinctively understand that if a person is pointing tosomething, it is significant. This was an importantfinding because it helped to answer how dogsevolved from wolves and became domesticated.

Through selection the modern dog is changedmore dramatically evolutionarily by man than anyother domestic animal. Modern man has placedeven greater selective pressure on dogs due to themany different jobs that dogs have. There are dogsthat were bred purely for companionship such as theChihuahua, dogs to herd farm animals such as theborder collie, dogs that retrieve game such as theLabrador, dogs for personal protection such as theDoberman pincher and dogs that hunt differentspecies of game from mice to lions such as the terriersand the Rhodesian ridgeback, respectively. In theprocess man has developed breeds as small as thetea cup Chihuahua and Poodle weighing less than 2lbs. to the Mastiff weighing greater than 200 lbs.

Relative to other mammals dogs have aboveaverage cognitive abilities in the following areas:comprehending visual gestures, learning new words,understanding the audiences perspective, copyingothers actions, and recruiting help. However, thereis no scientific evidence that dogs experience guilt.This is why reprimanding a dog after the fact does nogood

Dogs are truly humankinds best friend, theyhave many amazing abilities. However, companion-ship is probably the most amazing. Dogs prefer tobe with humans more than with their own kind. Theydont care what you look like or how much moneyyou have. Their love is unconditional. So onNational Dog Appreciation Day, give your dog ahug and enjoy that special bond that started some15,000 years ago and keeps growing strongertoday. Writer Josh Billings once wrote, A dog is theonly thing on earth that loves you more than he loveshimself.

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and 45).The Society is in need of donations ofclean, gently used items for the sale.(No appliances or large screened TVs)Items can be dropped off now through June12. Tax donation slips will be available. Formore information or to help with the rum-mage, contact [email protected].



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After a three-year campaign that includedcountless meetings, petitions and letters, the sen-iors at Scenic View Apartments in Slinger areenjoying the fruits of their labora hot lunch.

In January, the Senior Dining programreturned to Scenic View Apartments in Slingerafter a seven-year stint at S t. Luke's Church at thecorner of Highway 144 and Arthur Road.Senior Dining is a program offered through theAging & Disability Resource Center ofWashington County. It provides people 60 andolder with an affordable, hot meal and anopportunity for a social interaction.

The efforts to relocate the program werespearheaded by the building's ResidentAdvisory Committee (RAC), a group of tenantschosen to represent the interests of the seniorswho live there.

"The response has been great," said JackieWilkes, an RAC member. "All the many meet-ings that were attended by the RAC that wasneeded to understand the requirements to makethis possible, that was all worth it. All were met."

Starting in 2010, the RAC undertook effortsto have the Senior Dining program return toScenic View Apartments. The RAC visited othermeal sites in the county, wrote letters to the

Department of Aging, held a public meeting,surveyed the building's residents and agreed tosponsor and support the program in order tomake the move happen.

"The five members of RACLorna Weber,Rosemary Obermeyer, Barb Waiter, NancyHeilgendorf and Jackie Wilkedid an incredi-ble job," said Carol Biersach, executive directorof the Slinger Housing Authority, managementof Scenic View Apartments. "They knew whatthey wanted and they didn't stop until they suc-ceeded. Their efforts are now benefiting theirfellow tenants as well as the community."

The response from residents of Scenic Viewand the community has been very positive," saidHeilgendorf.

She said her first day there she met some-one who lived in the building who she hadnever seen before.

"It's very good because you live in the samebuilding and you never see each other," shesaid.

Senior Dining is available and open to allseniors in the community. New diners arealways welcome. For more information or tosign up for a meal, contact the Aging &Disability Resource Center at (262) 335-4497.

Senior Dining program returns toScenic View Apartments in Slinger



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The following students contributed to theUniversity of Wisconsin-Whitewater CollegiateDECA winning "Chapter of the Year" at the s tateconference from March 5-9.

Slinger, Wis. - Rebecca Wilkes, a seniorfinance major;

Colgate, Wis. - Gary Hackney, a seniorinformation technology major.

DECA is a professional business organiza-tion that focuses on regional, state and nationalcompetition, giving students opportunities totake their skills and apply them to real world sce-narios.

Samantha Gutbrod, a sophomore English

major from Slinger, Wis., was named a memberof the 2014-15 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Hawk Squad.

The Hawk Squad serves as the face of thestudent body, providing orientation program-ming for new UW-Whitewater students and theirfamilies. Duties include holding small groupmeetings with students during Plan-It Purple(summer orientation and registration program)and participating in other campus events.

To be chosen for the Hawk Squad, appli-cants participate in a two-part interview processduring the fall semester, which includes groupactivities and an individual interview.

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Pre-registration for tryouts will take place onlineat hartfordunitedsoccerclub.org. Check-in the

nights of tryouts will run from 5:00-6:00 PM.Field events will be held from 6:00-8:00 PM.

Please refer to the HUSC website forinformation on birth date cutoffs.

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The Menomonee Falls and Germantowngirls soccer teams opened the postseason withdominating wins. In the Division I openingrounds June 5, Germantown beat ManitowocLincoln 10-0 while Menomonee Falls beatMilwaukee King 11-0.

Germantown, seeded first in its half brack-et, advanced to a regional final match againstFond du Lac. The game will be at 1 p.m. June7 at Germantown. Menomonee Falls, seededsecond in their half bracket, will hostBrookfield Central at 7 p.m. June 7.

Brookfield Central advanced with with 2-1win over Hamilton. Hamilton's season endswith a 7-12 record.

In Division 4, Kettle Moraine Lutheran beatLomira 2-0. The Chargers advanced to aregional final at Lake Country Lutheran at 2p.m. June 7.

Soccer: Falls,Germantown winplayoff openers

The following is a list of local qualifiers forthe state track meet, which is being held atUW-LaCrosse June 6-7. Athletes qualified forthe state meet during sectional competitionMay 30.Germantown

Boys: Nick Holcomb, long jump and triplejump; Trevor Becker, 3200 meter run

Girls: Kenzie Schmitz, high jump, 4x800meter relay team; 4x200 meter relay team;Alyssa Goesch, 800 meter run; KhiaKurtenbach, 3200 meter run

Menomonee FallsBoys: Reese Meredith and Bryce

McMurtry, 110 meter hurdles; ChristianAlmonte, 100 meter dash; 4x100 meter relayteam; Zack Pogozelski, pole vault; 4x800meter relay team

Girls: Samantha Madzrak, pole vaultHamiltonBoys: Chais Blackburn, 300 meter hurdles,

4x400 meter relay team;Girls: Bianca Stubler, 400 meter dash;

4x100 meter relay team, Mariana Feudner,200 meter dash; 4x400 meter relay team

Kettle Moraine LutheranGirls: Kari Schneiss, 300 meter hurdles

Track: localstate qualifiers

A home run by Erika Berry was enough forGermantown against Brookfield Central in thesectional final June 5, as the Warhawks won1-0 to advance to their third state tournament

in three years.Berry said the pitch she connected withwas low and in the middle of the plate.

When you get strikes like that youve gotto take advantage of them, so I did what I hadto do and connected with the ball, Berry saidof her third-inning home run.

Kimmy Soderberg pitched a completegame shutout for the win.

Shes been big for us two games in arow, Co-Coach Kurt Raguse said of Soderberg. Two days earlier, she came out of the bullpen as Germantown rallied to beatHomestead.

Raguse noted that Soderberg and Berryare the teams co-captains. Raguse explainedthat Soderberg fields her position well andchanges speed on pitches to keep hitters off

balance.With the win, Germantown advanced to

the state tournament. The Warhawks will playMenomonee Falls at 3:30 p.m. June 12 in a

game at the UW-Madison Goodman Field.Menomonee Falls advanced to the statetournament with a 2-1 win over Watertown.Kelly Berglund recorded a complete gamewin while Justine Ertl and Ashley Zdroik bothdrove in runs for Menomonee Falls.

By Thomas J. McKillen, Managing Editor

Softball: Falls, Germantownadvance to state tournament

The Washington County HistoricalSociety will hold its 1860's Rules VintageBase Ball GameGreenbush Dead Citiesvs. Milwaukee Graysat 5 p.m. June 14atSandy Knoll County Park, 2064 WallaceLake Rd.-Shelter #2, town of Trenton. Fee is10-cents per person with a fathers Day spe-cial of 5-cents per dad. Attendees can buya raffle ticket for a chance to win prizes.Kids can join the players after the game.Attendees should bring a lawn chair or ablanket. All proceeds benefit theWashington County Historical Society. Formore information, call (262) 335-4679 or

visit www.historyi

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