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Volume 12, Issue 23 June 8, 2013(262) 238-6397 www.discoverhometown.com

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Brick by Brick for Tanzania!, Inc. invites all walkers andrunners to join them on a 5K Walk/Run at Ridge Run Park,West Bend at 9 am on Saturday the 15th of June, 2013. Thisis the third annual Walk/Run created to honor the ongoinginspiration of Rev. Terry Berg who passed in 2010. TerryBerg was a pastor, husband, father, grandfather, mentorand good friend to many. As a founding board member ofBrick by Brick for Tanzania!, Inc., he was instrumental ininspiring the organization which has built seven preschoolsin Tanzania since its founding in 2008.

"It is really exciting for us to move the event to WestBend this year. West Bend is the community where Terrylived and served as pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church so it isa natural fit. We think the Ridge Run Trail will be a chal-

lenging run for our runners while offering a beautiful walkfor our walkers." Executive Director John Kenworthy said.The cost of registration for Terrys Tanzania Trek III is

$15 in advance and includes a commemorative TerrysTanzania Trek T-shirt. Registration on the day of event willbegin at 8 am and costs $20 (with T-shirts available whilesupplies last). Registration materials are due June 8th andmay be obtained via the Brick by Brick website www.brickbybrickfortanzania.org/trek.html or by calling(262)335-6375.

The previous two Treks raised over $15,000, which wasused in the construction of the Terry Berg School as well asthe Imbasseny School in Tanzania. Funds raised at thisyears Trek will be used toward funding The Linda School atMorogoro, and other preschools throughout rural regions inTanzania.

Brick by Brick for Tanzania!, Inc. is a tax-exempt publiccharity recognized under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal

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Third annual TerrysTanzania Trek June 15

Several participants run in a past Terrys TanzaniaTrek. The third annual run will be held at Ridge Run

Park in West Bend June 15. Submitted photo.

Gallery Night: Art Aroundhe Bend will be held June 12.Meet local artists and musicianswhile admiring and listening toheir work, enjoy appetizers,and browse through dine at oneof 16 specialty shops and bou-ques. Enjoy a cocktail, dinner,

and live music at one of the threeparticipating restaurants.Wednesday, June 12th from 5-8p.m., West Bend. Details at

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Garden walk:The Hartfordioness Club will present their

Summer Garden Walk of sixgardens Saturday, June 22.

This annual eventheld withinhe city of Hartfordwill show-ase a variety of landscapes,

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The Slinger Owls third grade baseball team won the U9 Division aOn Base Club Baseball Tournament, held May 17-19. The Owls West Bend Bulldogs 9-6 in the championship game. Pictured areGage Ziegler, Drew Fehrman, Clayton Leverance, Grayson KrueBeers, Brock Tennies, Tony Cirillo, (front row) Nathan Darin, JaAndrew Jacklin, Camden Cull, Sam Braunschweig.Submitted photo

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Tracy Hansen, a 2005 graduate ofSlinger High School, recently graduatedfrom the University of Wisconsin School ofMedicine and Public Health and has beenassigned a residency in family medicine atthe Medical College of Wisconsin inMilwaukee.

Among her accomplishments, Hansenearned a "Top 10 Projects of the YearAward" for a community project where sheworked on a grant to help fund a free clinic

in Manitowoc County. She wed into the Golden Key InternSociety for academic excellestudies at UW Madison.

"I truly enjoyed my medicrience and am looking forwaresidency," she said. "I hope care physician in a small hometown in Wisconsin."

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Slinger High School teams, along with sev-al youth programs, will benefit from artificialrf that will be installed at the high school fieldver the summer.

The district recently gave the go-ahead tostall turf at the high school athletic and trackld. Superintendent Robert Reynolds said instal-tion of the turf field will begin soon after thehool year is completed.

The cost of the turf will be approximately500,000, with half the cost paid by the districthile the other half was raised through private

sources. Reynolds said that while $250,000 is alarge sum of money, the district will save by nothaving to budget for the maintenance andupgrading of the current fields. The turf field willalso allow for more use and open up fields foruse by other youth groups.

Because the artificial turf can withstandalmost unlimited use, it can be used for manymore events including practices. This will free upthe somewhat limited green space in the Slingerarea for other youth groups and activities,Reynolds said.

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The Slinger baseball team started theason with a 4-3 overall record. The fourthn came on June 4, as the Owls toppedrafton, 6-1. John Sprayberry recordedree strikeouts in five innings for Slinger.fterward, Slinger was third in the Northhore Conference with a 3-1 conferencecord.

Slinger opened the week with a 5-1 winver Port Washington. James Boden record-d three strikeouts in seven innings foringer.

West Bend East topped West Bend West4 June 4. Matt Schubert recorded fiveikeouts in six innings for East. Afterward,

West was fourth in the North Shore with a 2-1 conference record and 4-1 overall markwhile East was seventh in the conferencewith a 2-3 record and 3-5 overall mark.

The previous day, East beat WhitefishBay 2-0. Jake Perez recorded six strikeouts in6 1/3 innings for East.

Spring baseball: Hartford goingto state

Hartford won two games June 4 to qual-ify for the state spring baseball tournament,which will be held June 11-13 in GrandChute.

Hartford opened the sectional semifinalat 11 a.m. with a 2-0 win over Milwaukee

King. Derek Hall recorded five strikeouts inseven innings for the Orioles.

The Orioles returned to the field for the4:30 p.m. sectional final, defeatingMilwaukee Reagan 23-13. Hartford brokethe game open with 10 runs in the secondinning. Hartford added three runs in thefourth inning. Milwaukee Ronald Reagan ral-lied with two runs in the second inning, threein the sixth and two in the seventh butHartford added to its lead with two runs inthe fifth and four runs in the sixth and seventhinnings.

Hartford will open tournament play at 1p.m. June 11.

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BYNIKKI ACKERMANSTAFF WRITER

Summer is a season of fun and freedom forkids; however, it is also a time for increased risksof accidents, injury and danger from the elements.

There are many reasons for this, according tothe Center for Disease Control and Prevention(CDC), namely less supervision, more activitiesand an easing up on the rules.

Tragedies rise and nearly half (40 percent)of all unintentional injury-related deaths occur dur-ing the summer monthsMay to August, theagencys website states. While you relax thissummer, summer is not the time to relax aboutsafety. Close supervision, proper protective gear,and other simple prevention steps will help keepyour child safe.

Dr. Laura Franck, a pediatrician with theFroedtert Health Medical Group in MenomoneeFalls, concurred, stating that by staying mindful ofthe four main areas of risksun, heat, water and

head injurieschildren and parents can enjoy afun, but safe summer.

A lot of it is common sense, she said.People get carried away with how much funtheyre having and they forget these things, but itsimportant to not do that.

Francks safety tips: Sun: Franck recommends avoiding the sun

at its peak and taking caution at all other times.Obviously try to be in the shade, or at least

out of direct sunlight, during the early afternoon,she said. And use sunscreen at all times.

She said parents should apply SPF 30 sun-screen to their children 15 minutes before sunexposure, reapplying every two hours, or everyhour if the child is in the water.

But make sure to use an athe pediatrician warns.

Most people dont use enadding that she encourages the sprays.

As youre applying it, you see the lotion, Franck explainedfive minutes it will absorb into th

However, if at all possible,screen on babies under six mon

Ideally you should keep a covered in the sun; if thats not poscreen can be used sparingly,

Along with the sun, anothebug bites, and to steer clear of tto use spray containing 15 perc

Insect repellent is very impWith little ones, avoid putting ithands because they put theirmouths.

Heat: Stay inside when start to rise off the charts, the do

Avoid being outside whenshe said. Stay in an air conditisible.

As many kids increase their aand play during the summer mothe key, Franck emphasized.

Hydration, hydration, hydWater is the best for hydratioelectrolytes (i.e. Gatorade) can active kids.

Also, she advised kids tbreaks and watch for signs oness.

If someone is becoming heor sluggish, they are probably

Doctor offers summer safguidelines for children

Tu

The Schauer Arts & Activities Centerompleted an art silent auction fundraiseray 17.

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Bev BuchholtzHoly Hill by SusanShea

Tina Catalano Untitled: AbstractBoats by Barbara Kraetsch

Thomas CookAutumn View from MyHouse by Terry Sachse

Karin CorteenGarden Harvest byKarin Corteen

Jamie DailyUntitled by KarinCorteen

Barb HenningsDon't Fence Me Inby Carol Ann Rose

Kim JohnsonMark's Barn by JanLindborg

Brenda JohnstonUntitled by PatrickFleming and Untitled by David Bielot

Holly KoernerSeasons of Changeby Patricia Gergetz

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Water: According to the CDC, drowningse the leading cause of injury and death for

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Unfortunately kids and teens drown everyyear and these drownings could be prevented,Franck said, noting that a lot of these incidentsoccur in just a couple inches of water.

Make sure to supervise your children, shesaid. Dont run inside for even a few minutes toanswer the phone.

Those who have pools in their yards need to

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She pointed out that water needs to berespected by everyone, no matter the individ-uals ability level.

I encourage everyone to get swimming les-sons and never swim alone, she said. Even thebest swimmer needs to take the necessary pre-cautions.

Head injuries: Along with broken bones,sprains and bruises, head injuries among chil-dren increase during the summer months, saidFranck.

Kids get on their bikes, scooters, skate-boards, rollerblades, or theyre playing baseballor just goofing around with their friends and

unforeseen things happen, sheA leisurely venture down th

with a concussion or worse, sdrove home the importance of w

We see a lot of head injutry, she said. We see kids wharound the block and crash something and they end up wiing injuries.

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Community Mulch Day inJackson set for June 8

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The mulch spread will begin at 8:30 a.m.nd run until approximately 11:45 a.m. withthank you cookout to follow. The mulcheas of the new archery range will be com-eted, and the playground area, boulderoarders and flower beds will be filled.

Vintage Base Ball gameset for June 15 in Trenton

The Washington County Historical pres-ents a 1860s Vintage Base BallGameGreenbush Dead Cities vs.Milwaukee GraysSaturday, June 15 at 5p.m. at Sandy Knoll County Park, 2064Wallace Lake Rd., Town of Trenton, Shelter#2.

Attendees can enjoy 1860s entrancefees of 10 per person with a Fathers Dayspecial of 5 for dads. The evening willinclude hot dogs, sodas and other treats.

One can buy a raffle ticket for a chance towin great prizes, and kids can join the play-ers after the game. Attendees should bring alawn chair or a blanket.

All proceeds benefit the WashingtonCounty Historical Society.

Hartford LionessGarden Walk set for June 22

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Container gardens have long been usedadd a spot of color by a front entrance or

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Bring the garden right to your back doorfor ease of harvest and added entertainment.A self-watering patio planter, windowbox, orrail planter reduces maintenance and makesharvesting herbs as easy as reaching out thewindow or backdoor. Plus, guests will havefun harvesting their own fresh mint for mojitosor greens for their salads.

Define outdoor living spaces within yourlandscape. Use containers as walls anddividers to separate entertaining and playareas from quiet reflective spaces. And con-sider using pots with built in casters or set

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It may be hard to imagine now, but eventu-ally that little one dragging toys from one endof the house to another will be a teenager, andthat teenager wont like the sweet striped wall-paper you selected for their bedroom. Better toget rid of that wallpaper and make choicesnow that will work for toddlers to teens.

While wallpaper is nice, changing it out asyour child grows can be a hassle. Paint is a bet-ter choice, especially for the younger yearswhen messy hands are not uncommon.Removing dabs of chocolate pudding from apainted wall is far easier than it is from a wall-papered wall. Trade the wallpaper for paint,and to reduce color changes over the years,choose a somewhat neutral shade that yourchild can live with for a long time, such as amossy green, pewter gray or golden caramel.

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room, in particular the flooring and lighting.Forget the rose-colored carpeting and the pinkand purple ceiling fan. Opt for beige carpetingand a black, white or wooden ceiling fan

instead. You can bring color and character intothe room with fabrics and accessories that caneasily be changed out.

Continue the neutral backdrop with the win-dow coverings and linens. White or woodenblinds will grow with your child, as will solid-colored sheets and bedding. Your child mayhave a favorite cartoon character or color, andyou can honor that in the valances, pillows,throws and duvet covers. Keep the sheets andbed ruffle khaki and pump up the color with acamouflage-themed duvet color and darkgreen pillows and window valances.

Get rid of the race-car or princess bed andany other furniture that wont stand the test oftime. Look for sturdy, multi-functional pieces thatwill appeal to your child now and later. Bunkbeds are great for young kids who like to havesleepovers and can be separated later for

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tral is the best choice, be carefniture, as it doesnt always appAccessories can easily be

rely on them to add color and cchilds room. Do keep in mindoften kids tastes change, so dtune on the accessories for yoShop for items at flea marketsclearance sales. Choose inexprints and calendar pages rather than custom-framed artwletin board for handiwork andpaper stickups to furniture and color.

Decorating your childs rohaul is not hard. It just takes today and tomorrow. Good lucget to get the input of your moic, your child. It is their room aft

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BYTRESA ERICKSONYour toddler is growing up quickly, andefore you know it, they will be in grade schoolnd done with that race-car or princess bed.ere are some tips for transforming their roomto one they can live in for a long time.

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