June 8, 2019 //Volume 28, Issue 23

MENOMONEE FALLS

SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS - PAGE 11 (262) 238-6397 discoverhometown.com YOUR FIRST SOURCE FOR LOCAL NEWS, SPORTS & ADVERTISING Falls hotel transitioning to different national chain BY THOMAS J.MCKILLEN addition, Marriott has its own beddings that MANAGING EDITOR are being installed in rooms while all rooms will A high-profile hotel in Menomonee Falls is have 55-inch televisions. She said changes have in the midst of transitioning from one nation- (262) 251-7774 • N91 W17194 Appleton Ave. been completed on the fifth floor, with the Mon. & Fri. 10-6; Tues, Wed, Thurs. 10-7; Sat. 10-3 al hotel chain to another. fourth and third floors the next floors to be The transition of what is now known as the upgraded. % JEWELRY Menomonee Falls Hotel was explained during In addition, the fitness center will be trans- 10 OFF REPAIR the June 3 Village Board meeting. The hotel is formed while changes are also occurring to the WITH THIS AD located at N88 W14750 Main St. in Menomonee lobby and public spaces. W156 N9664 Falls and was formerly known as the Radisson “I think what we’re doing is really going is Pilgrim Rd. Hotel Menomonee Falls. Darcy Griswold, direc- change the mark of this hotel. It will put us Germantown tor of sales for the Menomonee Falls Hotel, back on the map and I think people are going 251-1555 DINE IN • CARRYOUT explained that the franchise agreement with to want to be there” Griswold said. LIKE US ON FACEBOOK! WE DELIVER Radisson ended in May and the hotel is transi- Scott said the current RBG restaurant at the MONDAY – FRIDAY 11-2pm tioning to the Delta Hotel by Marriott. General hotel will be converted to a restaurant called LUNCH Manager Chadd Scott said the hotel will be the Waterlin Coffee Bar and Bistro. He said the BUFFET $ 50 changing to the Delta brand by August. name came from Francis Waterlin and John DINE-IN ONLY 7 “It will increase the traffic at the hotel, it Martin, who harvested ice on the Menomonee Pizza, Chicken, Garlic will put a bigger footprint from our hotel,” River in the late 1890s. Griswold said. Bread, Salad Bar “The ice trade became well known because Delivery Available during Lunch Hours For now, the hotel is an independent hotel of that. So we took a lot of what was behind We Offer Full Service Catering! with a different logo. that and what was involved with that and we’re “We are up and running, we have our own going to put into a restaurant,” Scott said. He website, we are book-able, we are thriving I added “we’ll bring back some of the heritage of think – all our accounts are really excited this area and this northwest Milwaukee corri- PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN Oil Change about the changes,” Griswold said. dor and what this was back in the day and Monika Oeltjen decibes teaching in a Griswold said that as part of the transition what this is moving forward.” one-room schoolhouse during the $ * to the Delta by Marriott brand, new carpet, art- The renovations of the restaurant will begin 1800s during In Touch With History 19.99 work, window treatments, wall coverings and June 10. He added the restaurant, while paying Days, which was held at Old Falls *UP TO 5 QUARTS OF furnishings will be added to the rooms. In See ‘FALLS HOTEL’ PAGE 6 Village on June 1-2. CONVENTIONAL OIL

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HUBERTUS GERMANTOWN CROWN OF LIFE LUTHERAN CROSSWAY CHURCH CHURCH & SCHOOL - WELS W156 N10041 Pilgrim Rd, Germantown. CHURCH LISTINGS Corner of Hubertus Rd. & Tally Ho Trail. Saturday service at 4:30pm. Sunday morning Pastor Johnold Strey (262) 628-2550x210. worship services at 9:00am & 10:45am. (262) MENOMONEE FALLS JACKSON School: K3-8th grade and Day Care 3 years+. 255-0702 EMMANUEL COMMUNITY STILL WATERS CHURCH Services: Thursdays 7pm; Sundays 8am & [email protected] • www.crosswayc.org UNITED METHODIST CHURCH A METHODIST COMMUNITY 10:30am; 9:15am Bible Study and Sunday N84W16707 Menomonee Ave. 262-251-3830 3617 Scenic Rd., Jackson 262-677-1311 School. www.crownoflifehubertus.com FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Sundays: Sanctuary and Celebration Worship www.stillwaterschurch.com W172 N11187 Division Rd, Germantown. Services 9:00 am. Intergenerational Com- Contemporary Services. Worship: Sunday 9 WEST ALLIS Pastor Thomas Kaul. (262) 251-8250. munity Quest 10:00am. & 10:30am. Staffed Nursery & Summer FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH www.faithgtown.com Times of worship: www.ec-umc.com Sunday School Both Services. OF WEST ALLIS Mondays 6:30pm, Sundays 9am. 1576 S. 78th St. 414-258-7400. Bible study LUTHERAN CHURCH SUSSEX for all ages at 9am. Worship at 10:15am with OF THE PRINCE OF PEACE NEW HOPE A/G SUSSEX nursery care provided. www.firstbaptistwest- Good Hope & Pilgrim Roads - Menomonee Services held at the Sussex Civic Center, N64 allis.org Falls. Rev. Thomas Engler. Worship: Thurs- W23760 Main Street, Sussex. Pastor Greg day 6:30pm and Sunday 9:00am. 262-251- Welch (262) 528-2030. “The Voyage”: 3360. Handicap accessible. Sunday 9:15am-10am. Morning Worship lcpopmf.com 10:15am-11:30am. For more information on how to have your church’s services listed here, please call 262-238-6397 Deadline: 3pm Wednesday

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TRY US FOR LUNCH! ONLY $7.50! TUE-FRI 11AM-2PM June 8, 2019 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News Page 5 VILLAGE OF GERMANTOWN ANNUAL BULK ITEM CURBSIDE COLLECTION The Village of Germantown in coordination with Waste Management is offering a one time per year curbside pickup of your bulk items at NO CHARGE to the resident. This free service will take place JUNE 26-27-28. Residents are limited to two (2) bulk items per address. Residents who choose to participate MUST contact Waste Management Customer Service Center directly (no earlier than June 6th, 2019, and no later than June 21, 2019) to be placed on the collection route schedule. The following options available are by phone (262) 251-4000; email wmeser- [email protected]; or Live Chat at www.wm.com Residents will be required to have their bulk item(s) placed at the curb by 6 a.m. CST on Wednesday, June 26th. All items will be collected by Friday, June 28th. Please leave 11U to 19U Boys & Girls curbside until collected. All items must be able to be handled by two people. For your reference, please see attached list of items Acceptable and NOT Registration OPEN on our Pre-registration required! Details on our website Acceptable on the Village’s website www.village.germantown.wi.us., or stop at Village website June 1-30 for our Academy, Micro, First Touch LEVEL DATES TIMES LEVEL DATES TIMES Hall (Engineering Department counter) for a list of Acceptable/Not Acceptable items. and Rec Programs for boys 11U Boys June 10 & 12 6:45-8:15pm 11U Girls June 11 & 13 5:00-6:30pm and girls ages 4-14. 12U Boys June 10 & 12 5:00-6:30pm 12U Girls June 11 & 13 6:45-8:15pm 13U Boys June 10 & 12 6:45-8:15pm 13U Girls June 11 & 13 5:00-6:30pm 14U Boys June 10 & 12 5:00-6:30pm 14U Girls June 11 & 13 6:45-8:15pm 15U Boys June 19 & 20 5:00-6:30pm 15U Girls June 17 & 18 5:00-6:30pm 16U Boys June 19 & 20 6:45-8:15pm 16U Girls June 19 & 20 5:00-6:30pm 17U Boys June 19 & 20 6:45-8:15pm 17U Girls June 17 & 18 5:00-6:30pm 18U Boys June 17 & 18 6:45-8:15pm 18U Girls June 17 & 18 6:45-8:15pm 19U Boys June 17 & 18 6:45-8:15pm 19U Girls June 19 & 20 6:45-8:15pm

IMPORTANT: Please arrive 30 min. early to your tryout. Bring a soccer ball, water, shin guards and your soccer shoes to PWSB Soccer Park Page 6 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News June 8, 2019 Falls board rejects bids for Village Park redevelopment The Menomonee Falls Village Board needs to be brought up to speed on rejected bids for the redevelopment of what's going to happen." Village Park during its June 3 meeting. "We reviewed the bid tabulations that During a Committee of the Whole came in, we talked with the contractors meeting the same evening, Director of to try to figure out what happened and Public Works Arlyn Johnson explained how this came about. It was combination that the planned work included the of a number of things, as you might removal of the softball diamond, sand expect," Johnson said. Johnson said por- volleyball court and skate park area, cre- tions of the project were added after the ation of a plaza area with bathroom facil- initial cost estimate was done while the ities near Mill Street and Garfield Drive, availability of contractors was another and construction of an amphitheater issue, as the village got the bids out late. along with paths and lighting. Fitzgerald said "we need to go back to Johnson said the two bids submitted the drawing board. We need to pull for the project were well over the $2.2 $600,000 to $700,000 out of this project million allocated in the capital budget scope and then we need to get it back for the project, as the low bid came in at out to bid in December." $3,361,756.50. Village staff recommend- Tadda said the village should have a ed the bids be rejected and a separate "re-fresh" of the project and update the In Touch with grading package be re-bid for fall. Business Improvement District (BID) History Days at Johnson later added the village had board on the vision for the park, as there talked with grading contractors who said have been changes in the BID. Old Falls Village they had openings in their fall schedule. Trustee Tim Newman said "the prob- Village Manager Mark Fitzgerald said he lem here is the bids are just ridiculous. The machines and entertain- would not support re-bidding grading in It's really a pretty simple park." He ment from the 1800s to the the fall. explained the park plan includes a new 1980s were on display during Trustee Paul Tadda said the project bathroom and space for music or movies. In Touch with History Days at "needs to be stopped now and it needs to He said the idea was to allow for use of Old Falls Village, which was be re-evaluated and the Village Board the park year-round. held on June 1-2. Above, James and Jeanette Last describes 1910 small Falls hotel From Page 1 Marriott hotels in Racine and Green Bay. engine. Also pictured is He said Delta was an independent brand a 1923 Monitor gas homage to last year, will offer hearty and in Canada that was purchased by Marriott engine. Middle, Ken healthy, new and classic offerings. in 2015. Scott described Delta by Pruess (left) is pictured During questioning by the Village Marriott as a “premium, full service seg- with Jim Mergener in Board, Scott said there are Delta by ment” the hotel service market. the barn. Below, Lavern Schmitz describes a fan- ning mill that was used during the 1870s.

ALL PHOTOS Mai Fest BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN WWII Days will take place on June 15-16 at Old Falls Village 2019 Enjoy the second annual WWII Days Days, there will be a USO Themed Dance and Battle this year at Old Falls Village happening on Saturday night from 6-9 Park, (www.OldFallsVillage.com) on p.m. featuring Command Performance Big Saturday and Sunday June 15 and 16 Band. Come enjoy the music and practice located at the Southwest corner of Pilgrim your swing dancing. Road and County Line Rd Q. Gift Shop, scavenger hunt, music, mil- Come to Old Falls Village Historical itary vendors and displays can be seen would like to say Park in Menomonee Falls just north of during the weekend event. Food, drinks, HWY 41 on Pilgrim Road on Saturday June and kettle corn all available during this 15 from 10am-5pm and Sunday June 16 family-friendly event. Children’s from 10 a.m.-4p.m. Come enjoy walking Scavenger hunt. Be a part of the Field of the grounds visiting military camps of Honor! Purchase an American Flag that both Allied and the Axis during WWII. will be displayed as part of the Field of Here is your chance to be up close to Honor along Pilgrim Road and County reenactors displaying the ways of life and Line Q. This will be an amazing display of Thank You war of our American History. Come and support for our Veterans. See our web- greet Menomonee Falls Veterans of WWII page to purchase your personal Flag! in the Public House. www.OldFallsVillage.com Be there for the opening Ceremony by Come early and get your viewing spot to all our Sponsors and the Flag pole by County Line Road on to see the Battle at 2 p.m. both days! Saturday morning 10 a.m. Listen to Located on the corner of Pilgrim Road speakers, watch a 1940’s fashion show, and Country Line Q Rd. Event benefits Vendors for making this year Swing Dance lessons and see weapons and supports Old Falls Village Historical demonstrations. See an authentic WW2 Park. very successful! vehicles, and weapons being fired during Admission is $6 for adults $2 for chil- the Battle at 2:00 PM both days in a newly dren under age 12 while children ages 5 enlarged battle field. Skirmishes and and under can enter free, For WWII and training events are viewable throughout Korean War Veterans, admission is $3 SEE YOU AT NEXT YEARS’ MAI FEST the weekend. After hours during WWII with a Military ID. June 8, 2019 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News Page 7 Teen dies from accident injuries One passenger died from a single car accident that occurred on soutbound I- 41 on May 29. Valentin V. Olla, 15, died from injuries sustained in the crash. Police responded to the crash, which occurred on I-41 just south of Holy Hill Road, at approximately 4:48 p.m. May 29. The vehicle was driven by a 16-year-old and the five individuals inside the vehicle were brothers. All five brothers were taken to Children’s Hospital for treat- ment. According to police, witnesses reported the driver was driving at a high rate of speed and lost control of the vehicle, as the vehicle rolled over sever- al times. 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Celebrate dad and some history this Father's Day Father's Day has been celebrated in idea of a day to honor fathers while lis- mally considered a holiday until 1972, • 1916: The Boy Scouts of America one form or another since the beginning tening to a Mother's Daysermon in 1909. when a Congressional Act officially des- receives its congressional charter. of the nineteenth century. Perhaps the Having been raised by her father, Dodd ignated the third Sunday in June • 1918: An inch of snow falls in most driving force behind Father's Day wanted to honor the sacrifices that Father's Day. northern Pennsylvania. was Senora Dodd, who thought of the fathers make. Father's Day was not for- Families celebrate Father's Day in • 1924: Native Americans are pro- many ways. This year Father's Day falls claimed U.S. citizens. COUPON on Sunday, June 15. Dads who are histo- • 1934: The Great Smoky Mountains ry buffs may want to celebrate this year's National Park is dedicated. holiday by reminiscing about the notable • 1940: France surrenders to German $ events that have occurred on June 15 forces as Nazi troops occupy the city of through the years. Here are just some of Paris. the many historical events that took • 1968: John Lennon and Yoko Ono OFF place on June 15. plant an acorn at Coventry Cathedral. 3.00 • 1752: Ben Franklin performs his • 977: General elections are held in On 8”, 10” or Sheet Cake of any DQ® or Blizzard® Cake famous kite-flying experiment to test Spain for the first time since 1936. the electrical power of lightning. • 1985: The Russian space probe Vega ORDER ONLINE AT • 1775: George Washington is 2 lands on Venus. appointed Commander in Chief of the • 1992: Vice President Dan Quayle DQCAKES.COM American Army. famously misspells the word "potato"at a Don’t Forget Father’s Day Sun June 16 • 1878: The first attempt at a motion spelling bee. N168 W21991 Main St., picture takes place. Twelve cameras, each • 2002: An asteroid misses hitting Jackson • 262-677-3223 Made with delicious chocolate taking one picture, focus on horses' Earth by 75,000 miles. hooves to see if they will leave the • 2003: The San Antonio Spurs defeat and vanilla soft serve and a Hwy 45 & Hwy H, ground. the New Jersey Nets to win the NBA Kewaskum • 262-626-4774 layer of chocolate fudge and • 1887: The New York Giants baseball Championship. chocolate crunch. Expires 7/15/19 team beats the Philadelphia Phillies 29 -1. • 2012: President Barack Obama indi- cates the United States will stop deport- ing some illegal immigrants. • 2013: An estimated 40,000 resi- dents of Piedra Negras, Mexico, are dev- Father’s Day Grill Sale astated by flooding. We carry WE’RE YOUR wood grilling GRILLING products HEADQUARTERS BREW CREW TRIPLE PLAY! JUNE 15 Golf 10am | 9 Hole 4 Person Scramble $25 per player PRO 22 SERIES PELLET GRILL Includes Cart, 1 Drink and Prizes Parking Help turn the lot into Miller Park North! lot opens at Tailgate Just the Beginning...Taste the 12:30pm! Bring your own grill and food, beverage cart service in the lot! Difference of Wood Pellet Grilling Watch @SF Giants 3:05pm Call or stop into the Golf Shop to sign up for one or all of the NEW $ 99 Triple Play Activities! 262-255-4200 LOWER ALL YOU CAN GOLF SPECIAL After 4pm, includes cart FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY $20 Subject to WI 5.6% sales tax #8474793 PRICE! 549

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The Hamilton girls 4x400 meter relay McNeal finished eighth with a time of team recorded the best finish among 4:04.28 while Tabitha Wechlo finished local teams at the WIAA state track meet eighth in the shot put with a toss of 41- held in LaCrosse on May 31-June 1. 25. The team – comprised of Elizabeth The top finish for the Germantown Behrndt, Lexi Zuehlke, Morgan Price, and boys team came from Ben Schnoor, who Rachel Passow – finished third in the finished ninth in the 3200 meter run event with a time of 3:58.79. The same with a time of 9:25.91. four runners finished eighth in the Logan Larson led the Menomonee 4x200 meter relay with a time of 1:44.37. Falls boys team with a fifth place finish Gavin Kuhlenbeck led the Hamilton in the pole vault, crossing the bar at 14- boys track team by placing sixth in the 6. Tamir Thomas finished sixth in the 1600 meter run with a time of 4:20.72. 300 meter hurdles with a time of 39.81 Matthew Bohlman finished 11th in the and ninth in the 110 meter hurdles with triple jump with a distance of 44-4.75. a time of 15.11. Davis Corazzari finish The 4x100 meter relay team (Josh ninth in the long jump with a distance of Reindl, Corbin Stepney, Dylan Melotik 21-1.75. and Adam Jeter) finished 11th with a The Menomonee Falls girls team was time of 42.86. led by the 4x800 meter relay team of Courtney Hoppe led the Germantown Eileen Tocco, Olivia Robinson, Emma girls team, placing sixth in the 400 meter Schoenauer and Kylee Wunschel, who dash with a time of 59.50. The 4x800 finished ninth in the event with a time meter relay team of Melina Kopischkie, of 9:38.46 while also setting a new Natalie Palzkill, Hoppe, and Natalie school record. SPORTS SHORTS Falls boys golf sixth at state meet losing to Andrew Knutson of Brookfield The Menomonee Falls boys golf team East by a score of 4-6, 7-6, 7-5. Alex and finished sixth at the state meet held at Calvin Moore of Hamilton both lost their PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN the University Ridge Golf Course in opening matches. Alex Moore lost to Joe Grizzle (left) of Menomonee Falls scores against Germantown in a sectional semi- Madison on June 3-4. Steven and Danny Jared Lawtsch of Neenah, 6-3, 6-2; while final at Brookfield Central on June 4. Sanicki were the top finishers for Calvin Moore lost to Jacob Grosz of Menomonee Falls as both finished in a Hudson, 6-4, 7-6 (6). BASEBALL tie for 12th with a score of +7 over 36 holes. They were followed by Marty Swab Menomonee Falls softball (tie for 41st, +6), Nathan Coad (tie for loses in sectional final Hamliton baseball 64th, +20) and Charlie Pietz (94th, +34). The Menomonee Falls girls softball team lost to Nicolet in the May 30 sec- Budde sixth at state tennis meet tional final at Germantown, 9-6. going to state Alex Budde of Menomonee Falls fin- Menomonee Falls finished the season ished sixth at the state tennis meet held with a 13-14 overall record. The Hamilton baseball team will end This is the first trip to a state tour- May 31-June 1 in Madison. its first spring season with a trip to the nament for Hamilton since 1981. The Budde started the tournament with a Germantown, Hamilton state tournament. spring tournament is played in Grand 6-2, 6-2 win over Luke Bailey of Wausau girls soccer lose at regional The Chargers, who had been playing Chute. At state, Hamilton will play Eau West and followed that with a 6-3, 6-3 The Germantown and Hamilton girls in the summer season prior to this year, Claire North at 1 p.m. June 11. win over Tyger Yang of Madison soccer team lost in regional finals played defeated Milton in the sectional final at LaFollette. He lost in the quarterfinal to on June 1. Hamilton lost to Arrowhead, Oconomowoc on June 4, 6-3. Milton held Central rallies to beat Falls Will Tennison of Verona, 6-3, 6-4. 5-0. The. Chargers finish the season with a 3-1 lead after three innings but Riley LeTourneau of Brookfield Drew Van Fossen of Germantown a 6-7-1 overall record. Germantown lost Hamilton rallied with two runs in the Central stole home against Menomonee opened the tournament with a 6-3, 6-1 at Sheboygan North, 4-2. Germantown fifth inning and three runs in the sixth Falls in the top of the seventh inning of win over Ben Chester of Nicolet before finished the season with a 9-4-1 record. inning. Eric Erato pitched all seven the sectional final at Brookfield Central, innings for Hamilton, allowing two walks as Central won 3-2. Menomonee Falls while recording five strikeouts. ended the season with a 19-9 record. Husband & Wife Wills Hamilton started the day with a 6-1 Menomonee Falls opened the day win over Oconomowoc. In that game, with a 4-0 win over Germantown in the $595.00 Christopher Barnes recorded seven sectional semifinal. Menomonee Falls includes Medical Power of Attorney and Living Will strikeouts over six innings for Hamilton. scored one run in the first through third We also do Trusts, Real Estate, Probate & Corporate/LLC James Hayden and Brayden Gorecki innings and added one more run in the drove in two runs while Erato drove in sixth inning. Germantown ended the Roland L. Pieper Law Offices 262-255-4500 one run. season with a 13-10 record. 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Cigrand led his school in over government buildings, schools and the first formal observance of the holi- private residences. day, and throughout his life continued According to History.com, in 1775, to advocate for respect of the flag. the Second Continental Army led to the Various other organizations liked the creation of the first "American" flag. idea of a day to honor the flag, including However, that flag was too similar to the the State Board of Education of New British Union Jack flag, George York, the Betsy Ross House and the New Washington requested a revision. In York Society of the Sons of the 1777, the Second Continental Congress Revolution. Yet, it wasn't until May 30, passed a resolution stating that the "flag 1916, that Flag Day was officially estab- of the United States be 13 stripes, alter- lished by presidential proclamation by nate red and white." Furthermore, the President Woodrow Wilson. 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CELEBRATING SLINGER 150 YEARS OLD A place for history Efforts underway to create of 1,000 or more residents have a muse- Roseheimer came to America from what is now known as Slinger, he start- um organization. Bremen, Germany "He left in December ed eight enterprises, including a brew- space for Slinger Museum “It’s a place for our future genera- of 1843 and many passengers did not ery. Rosenheimer bought the brewery BY THOMAS J.MCKILLEN tions to get know what the history is,” survive the ocean crossing," Olsen from Benedict Kornburger in 1879 and MANAGING EDITOR Olsen said. Olsen added that her father said. later sold it to August and Charles While Wendy R. Olsen was raised in instilled the importance of history and She then added: “That’s how our Storck. He was known as the Merchant Europe, a family connection to one of she likes telling stories. She has tran- family got here from Germany.” the early leaders of what is now the vil- scriptions which detail how Lehman After Lehman Rosenheimer came to See ‘MUSEUM’ PAGE 18 lage of Slinger brought her to the com- munity. The link to the village’s past is also spurring her efforts to establish a historical museum for the area. Olsen’s great-great-great grandfather is Lehman Rosenheimer, who was born in Bavaria in 1820 and left for America in 1840, settling in what is now Slinger by 1844. Rosenheimer followed Baruch Schleisinger Weil, who platted what was first known as Schleisingerville (the vil- lage changed its named to the village of Slinger in 1921). Olsen resides in a house that was built by Rosenheimer in 1890 and which was later sold to a member of the Storck family, which is best known for the Storck Beer that operated in Slinger prior to andafter the Prohibition era. During a recent interview, Olsen said she was born in France and resided in other countries as her father served in the military. Olsen came back Slinger as her parents also reside nearby. “I just realized that after living in Europe, things that are in the 1700s or 1600s are historic, so I had history around me all the time in all these countries where I lived,” Olsen said. As people in the Slinger area found out she was related to Rosenheimer, she started receiving various historical items. Among the items she has received are clothing, dishware and postcards from eight generations of Rosenheimers. “My house can’t hold all these things, so why don’t we have a museum in Slinger?” Olsen said. 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113 West Washington St. (Hwy 175) Slinger CELEBRATING SLINGER (262) 644-9335 Since 1990 150 YEARS OLD After Hours Towing: (262) 305-6902 103 Kettle Moraine Drive S. COMPUTER DIAGNOSTICS Slinger MAJOR & MINOR REPAIR Hair Coloring | Microblading | Eyelash Services A SUNDAY NIGHT TRADITION DOMESTIC OR IMPORT Slinger Speedway opened in 1948 CAR & TRUCK SERVICE 262-327-4797 Summer Sunday nights are often rac- track owner Rolile Hader, with the help TOWING www.VolumizeStudio.com ing nights in Slinger. The Slinger of Wayne Erickson, converted the track Speedway, located in the northeast sec- to a high banked asphalt surface. tion of the village, has been a part of the Erickson then purchased the track from FRIDAY FISH FRY Celebrating village for seven decades. Heder in 1976. The track history listed 20 years in "The speedway has been a breeding on the Slinger Speeway Website notes Party on...your ground for racing's rising stars," the that rought a fresh spirit of competition Taste Buds! business speedway states in the history section that attracted media, drivers and fans Taste Our... Congratulations on its website. "Slinger Super Speedway’s from coast to coast. "Erickson also to Slinger! feature winners and division champions, believed in creating the maximum fan CBD COCKTAILS 1869-2019 such as Dale Earnhardt, Mark Martin, experience and ran promotions such as 150 Years Matt Kenseth, Rich Bickle, Ken Schrader, the Miss Slinger Super Speedway pag- Stop in & Try, You’ll Like It! Rusty Wallace and the late Alan eant, the penny and nickel drop and Kulwicki, have gone on to find success in bike giveaways." LIVE DJ Fridays & the elite NASCAR Winston Cup Series. The track started the Slinger Awesome Daily Specials & Great Food Saturdays The track first opened in 1948. Nationals in 1980, which has brought According to the Slinger historical several drivers from nationwide series to SERVING FOOD DAILY 11AM-9PM LARGE OUTDOOR PATIO album: Schleisingerville to Slinger, 125 race at the track. Among the drivers 3545 Hwy 175 Slinger, WI 53086 SMALL TOWN CLUB years, 1869-1994 (1994), a Washington from national series that have raced at 262.644.1750 | sherylsclub175.com BIG CITY ATMOSPHERE County Sheriff Deputy named Bill the track were: Robbie Reiser (later crew Johnson, Sr. became interested in auto chief for Matt Kenseth in the NASCAR OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AT 9:00AM 365 DAYS A YEAR racing and bought his first midget car Winston Cup Series), Scott Riggs,Ken in 1938. His son, Bill Jr. began to race Schrader, Joe Shear, David Stremme, the next year and they graded a track in Jimmie Spencer, Dick Trickle, Kenny 1111 E. Commerce the back yard at a residence in the south Wallace, Rusty Wallace, Scott Wimmer, DON’T FORGET (Hwy 60) Slinger end of Slinger. In 1948, Bill Johnson, Sr. Micheal Waltrip, Darrel Waltrip, Bobby HIM ON 262-644-8400 contacted Rollie Hader about developing Allison, Rich Bickle, Neil Bonnet, Kurt Online Anytime: a permanent track in Slinger. Busch, Kyle Busch, Erik Darnell, Larry FATHER’S DAY uptownmotorcars.com "(One) hour later, they stood on a Detjens, Dale Earnhardt, Kerry Sunday, June 16 1946-2016 hill overlooking a natural amphitheater Earnhardt, Scott Hansen, Ron Hornaday, 70 Years located on the village's north side," the Mike Garvey, Ernie Irvan, Dale Jarrett, OVER 70 YEARS OF FRIENDLY, FAMILY OWNED EXPERIENCE! historical album states. Work then start- Matt Kenseth, Alan Kulwicki, Sterling ed on created what became a one-fith Marlin, Mark Martin, Butch Miller, Ted COME JOIN THE FULL mile dirt track. Musgrave, Kyle Petty, and Bryan Reffner. UPTOWN FAMILY COLLISION & Six weeks later, Johnson and Heder's The track website notes that: "In TODAY! BODY SHOP dream was reality; and on July 10th, 2013 the torch was handed off from AFTER ALL, UPTOWN Convenient 1948, an estimated crowd of 5,000 paid Wayne Erickson to new promoters Todd BEGINS WITH “YOU”. $1.00 each to watch 35 cars compete in Thelen and Rodney Erickson. Todd Thelen Drive Thru a seven-event program," the album stat- and Rodney Erickson have been fixtures DON’T FORGET Free ed. at Slinger Speedway since the 1970’s. ABOUT OUR PRICE Sunday night racing began on July Both took a different road to the top but MATCH GUARANTEE! Estimates 27, 1950. The types of cars racing at the the result was the same. While Erickson track changed over the years. 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The history of Juneteenth Day Juneteenth, celebrated on June 19, in 1866 and continued regularly into the is the name given to emancipation day early 20th century. The African- by African-Americans in Texas. On that Americans treated this day like the day in 1865 Union Major-General Gordon Fourth of July and the celebrations con- Granger read General Orders, No.3 to the tained similar events. In the early days, people of Galveston. It stated: the celebration included a prayer serv- "The people of Texas are informed ice, speakers with inspirational mes- that, in accordance with a proclamation sages, reading of the emancipation from the Executive of the United States, proclamation, stories from former slaves, all slaves are free. This involves an food, red soda water, games, rodeos and absolute equality of personal rights and dances.The celebration of June 19 as rights of property between former mas- emancipation day spread from Texas to ters and slaves, and the connection the neighboring states of Louisiana, heretofore existing between them Arkansas and Oklahoma. It has also becomes that between employer and appeared in Alabama, Florida, and Did you just get hired labor. The freedmen are advised to California as African-American Texans remain quietly at their present homes migrated. ENGAGED and work for wages. They are informed In many parts of Texas, ex-slaves that they will not be allowed to collect purchased land, or "emancipation OR MARRIED? at military posts and that they will not grounds," for the Juneteenth gathering. be supported in idleness either there or Examples include: Emancipation Park in elsewhere." Houston, purchased in 1872; what is Would you like to see Large celebrations on June 19 began now Booker T. Washington Park in Mexia; your announcement in and Emancipation park in East Austin. this newspaper? Walk Behind & Rider Celebration of Juneteenth declined LAWN MOWER TUNE-UPS during World War II but revived in 1950 Oil Changes • Blade Sharpening & Balance at the Texas State Fair Grounds in Dallas. Please email your announcement to Spark Plug • Carburetor Adjustment Interest and participation fell away dur- [email protected] Air Filter • Grease • Check Belts ing the late 1950's and 1960's as atten- PICK UP & DELIVERY tion focused on expansion of freedom for Let our readers AVAILABLE African-Americans. In the 1970's share in your special day! SENIOR DISCOUNTS Juneteenth revived in some communi- (414) 416-9627 ties. For example, in Austin the Juneteenth celebration returned in 1976 after a 25 year hiatus. 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The room will open 45 minutes of delicious homemade bakery for sale. before show time. Be advised that movie ratings vary, Food and beverage is available for sale on site and some movies are not suitable for all audiences. Thursday and Friday. Come shop, have lunch and enjoy The movies will be shown on Tuesday, June 18 at your day. 2:15 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. and Thursday, June 20 at Organizers are receiving a large selection of great 2:15 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. useable items. Event volunteers clean and convenient- For information on this and other Library pro- ly display the items in individual departments for easy grams, visit MenomoneeFalls Library.org or call 262- shopping. 532-8920. The staff is very friendly, helpful, and willing to assist you as necessary. St. James Thrift, Bake sale June 6-8 St James Catholic Church, W220 N6588 Town Line Falls Swim Club clinics Road, is preparing for their 14th annual thrift and Menomonee Falls Swim Club Summer Swim Clinics bake sale to be held June 6-8. will be held starting June 13th. For ages 4-14, The hours are: Thursday. June 6, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday/Thursday mornings at Germantown High Thursday, $1 admission from 8 a.m. -noon. only; School or Monday/Wednesday/Friday evenings at PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN Friday, June 7, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday includes a $5 bag Menomonee Falls High School. Go to www.MFSWIM.org Runners sprint from the starting area to begin the sale in adult clothes only.Saturday, June 8, 8 a.m.— 1 Click the "Summer Swim Clinics" tab on the right for Operation Finally Home 5K run in Menomonee Falls Lime p.m. Saturday includes a $5 bag sale and 1/2 price Registration and more information. Kiln Park on May 25. Waukesha County urges residents to keep landscape plastics out of curbside recycling containers With garden and landscape season at drop these off free of charge at Johnson's said Analiese Smith, Waukesha County rials. Residents may drop off containers its peak, Waukesha County reminds resi- Nursery, Inc., W180 N6275 Marcy Road, Recycling and Solid Waste Supervisor. year-round during business hours. Those dents to not place used plastic growing Menomonee Falls for collection. “Properly recycling these materials at with bulk quantities, such as businesses, pots, plant trays, and plant containers “The curbside recycling program is local businesses keeps plastics out of are required to pre-sort, palletize, and into their curbside recycling containers. unable to accept plastic plant containers landfills and saves more than 60% of the call ahead to schedule a drop-off. Visit Residents and businesses are invited to due to high levels of contamination,” energy it takes to make brand new prod- the retail office upon arrival for direction ucts.” to the drop off area. This program is a cooperative effort For more information about Johnson’s between Johnson's Nursery, Inc. and the Nursery’s program, visit www.kb.jni- OPENING Waukesha County Department of Parks plants.com/landscape-container-recy- and Land Use to reduce impurities out of cling/ or call 262-252-4988. THE SHOW the City of Milwaukee/Waukesha County For a list of other local businesses Materials Recovery Facility (MRF). with landscape recycling programs, visit: Plastic plant containers must be free www.waukeshacounty.gov/landand- of plant debris, tags, and metals and must parks/recycling/other-subpage/plastic- be sorted by plastic type. New pots will planting-pots/ or contact Waukesha be made from the recycled donated mate- County Recycling at 262-896-8300. HOME SERVICE GUIDE

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PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN 29 Menomonee Falls High School held an opening reception May 20 for “Faces of the Future“ Advanced Placement Studio Art Exhibition, in the school’s Innovation 25 Center. The exhibit includes artwork from (clockwise from top left) Collin Fluegge, 24 3 Ella Blowers and Parker Shiley. 17 20 5 7 27 8 12 4 22 10 2 Page 24 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News June 8, 2019 June 8, 2019 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News Page 25

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