June 11, 2019 //Volume 19, Issue 23

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W63 N127 Washington County Earns National Washington Ave. Cedarburg, WI 53012 Transportation Achievement Award (262) 377-1906 NOW OFFERING BEDROOM FURNITURE Washington County has been recog- “This award belongs to the villages 7259 nized with an Achievement Award from of Newburg and Richfield, towns of Sleepy Hollow Rd. West Bend, WI 53090 the National Association of Counties Trenton, Polk, Erin, Addison and (262) 334-1906 (NACo) for the county’s work on juris- Hartford, city of Hartford, and the state dictional transfers. The awards honor of as much as it belongs to innovative, effective county govern- us,” added Highway Commissioner Scott ment programs that strengthen service Schmidt. “I have no doubt this project for residents. promoted intergovernmental coopera- County Administrator Joshua tion and coordination in addressing www.kettlemoraineappliance.com Schoemann announced the award in his shared problems and involved a signifi- May 8, 2019, State of the County pres- cant amount of good work from good entation to the Washington County people.” Board of Supervisors. Nationally, awards are given in “The County Board passed and fund- eighteen different categories which ed, without raising taxes, a 2050 reflect the vast, comprehensive services Transportation Sustainability Plan,” counties provide. The categories include stated the county administrator, “these children and youth, criminal justice, several jurisdictional transfers with county administration, information more than half of Washington County’s technology, health, civic engagement local governments reduced county high- and many more. Eight other counties way miles to ensure the realization of nationwide received an award for trans- the sustainability plan. This is an amaz- portation projects. In Wisconsin, ing achievement which allows Sheboygan County was awarded a Washington County to say Community and Economic Development #JustFixedIt.” Achievement Award. PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN NACo President Greg Cox said, NACo will recognize award-winning Sign up for Aethelrad Templin crosses the finish line during the “Counties implement innovative pro- counties at its 2019 Annual Conference Savings second annual Rainbows and Unicorns Fun Fun, which grams that enhance residents’ quality of and Exposition July 12-15 in Clark was held at Kinderberg Park in Germantown May 19. life every day. This year’s Achievement County, Nevada. A full program sum- GO TO The run honored Liz Perry, a County Line Elementary Award-winning programs demonstrate mary for Washington County’s jurisdic- discoverhometown.com School Special Education teacher, who passed away how counties build healthy, safe and tional transfer program can be found on suddenly in February 2018 from the flu. vibrant communities across America.” the County’s website. click SAVINGS to Slinger’s 150th PAGES 3-7 sign up and receive IN THIS Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter! our weekly Perfect Wedding PAGE 9 facebook.com/ twitter.com/ HometownExpressNews savings offer! ISSUE... Classifieds PAGES 13-15 HometownExpressHome STARTING WED., JUNE 12 • OPEN 9AM-9PM SPECIAL SALE FATHER’S DAY UNCLE SAM’S WEEKEND Locally June 14-16 Owned & Only FIREWORKS Operated 25% OFF SPECIALS PRODUCT10 OFF DEMO ALL 200 GRAM 500 GRAM CAKES, FridayALL June 3 INCH 7th at 9pm $ (Rain Date Sat June 8th) MULTI SHOTS ARTILLERY SHELLS 9 SHOT RACKS Reg. $4.00 to $18.00 AND ROCKETS

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The track history listed HIM ON "The speedway has been a breeding on the Slinger Speeway Website notes Online Anytime: FATHER’S DAY uptownmotorcars.com ground for racing's rising stars," the that rought a fresh spirit of competition 1946-2016 speedway states in the history section that attracted media, drivers and fans Sunday, June 16 70 Years on its website. "Slinger Super Speedway’s from coast to coast. "Erickson also feature winners and division champions, believed in creating the maximum fan OVER 70 YEARS OF FRIENDLY, FAMILY OWNED EXPERIENCE! such as , , experience and ran promotions such as COME JOIN THE , , , the Miss Slinger Super Speedway pag- FULL UPTOWN FAMILY COLLISION & and the late Alan eant, the penny and nickel drop and TODAY! Kulwicki, have gone on to find success in bike giveaways." BODY SHOP the elite NASCAR Winston Cup Series. The track started the Slinger AFTER ALL, UPTOWN Convenient The track first opened in 1948. Nationals in 1980, which has brought BEGINS WITH “YOU”. According to the Slinger historical several drivers from nationwide series to Drive Thru album: Schleisingerville to Slinger, 125 race at the track. Among the drivers DON’T FORGET Free ABOUT OUR PRICE years, 1869-1994 (1994), a Washington from national series that have raced at Estimates County Sheriff Deputy named Bill the track were: Robbie Reiser (later crew MATCH GUARANTEE! Johnson, Sr. became interested in auto chief for Matt Kenseth in the NASCAR SALES & LEASING | SERVICE | PARTS/ACCESSORIES | COLLISION CENTER racing and bought his first midget car Winston Cup Series), ,Ken in 1938. His son, Bill Jr. began to race Schrader, Joe Shear, , the next year and they graded a track in Jimmie Spencer, , Kenny the back yard at a residence in the south Wallace, Rusty Wallace, , FRIDAY FISH FRY Celebrating end of Slinger. In 1948, Bill Johnson, Sr. Micheal Waltrip, Darrel Waltrip, Bobby contacted Rollie Hader about developing Allison, Rich Bickle, Neil Bonnet, Kurt Party on...your 20 years in a permanent track in Slinger. Busch, , , Larry Taste Buds! business "(One) hour later, they stood on a Detjens, Dale Earnhardt, Kerry Taste Our... hill overlooking a natural amphitheater Earnhardt, , Ron Hornaday, Congratulations to Slinger! located on the village's north side," the , , , CBD COCKTAILS 1869-2019 historical album states. Work then start- Matt Kenseth, , Sterling 150 Years ed on created what became a one-fith Marlin, Mark Martin, Butch Miller, Ted Stop in & Try, You’ll Like It! mile dirt track. Musgrave, , and Bryan Reffner. Six weeks later, Johnson and Heder's The track website notes that: "In LIVE DJ Fridays & dream was reality; and on July 10th, 2013 the torch was handed off from Awesome Daily Specials & Great Food Saturdays 1948, an estimated crowd of 5,000 paid Wayne Erickson to new promoters Todd $1.00 each to watch 35 cars compete in Thelen and Rodney Erickson. Todd Thelen SERVING FOOD DAILY 11AM-9PM LARGE OUTDOOR PATIO a seven-event program," the album stat- and Rodney Erickson have been fixtures 3545 Hwy 175 Slinger, WI 53086 SMALL TOWN CLUB ed. at Slinger Speedway since the 1970’s. BIG CITY ATMOSPHERE Sunday night racing began on July Both took a different road to the top but 262.644.1750 | sherylsclub175.com 27, 1950. The types of cars racing at the the result was the same. While Erickson OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AT 9:00AM 365 DAYS A YEAR track changed over the years. 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CELEBRATING SLINGER 150 YEARS OLD Slinger museum From Page 6 was honored with affiliation from the On the website, it is stated that mis- accomplished, what we have yet to Wisconsin Historical Society in early sion of the Slinger Historical Museum "is accomplish in unexpected and stimulat- father served in the military. Olsen came May. The Slinger Historical Museum to collect, preserve, study and stimulate ing ways.” back Slinger as her parents also reside has a board of directors and a website appreciation for Slinger Wisconsin’s his- Although Olsen has had setbacks in nearby. (slingerhistoricalmuseum.org). John tory where, not so long ago things were the past two years, she remains confi- “I just realized that after living in Storck -- a retired County Circuit very, very different. We strive to dent that a physical site will be found Europe, things that are in the 1700s or Court Judge and part of the Storck fam- advance creative thinking by exhibiting for Slinger’s museum. She urges com- 1600s are historic, so I had history ily that was part of the brewery -- is one our local past and advance both the munity members who may know of a around me all the time in all these of the board members, as is local histo- local community and visitor’s apprecia- location to contact her at countries where I lived,” Olsen said. As rian Steve Simon. tion for where we came from, what we’ve [email protected] 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. When Olsen con- tacted the Wisconsin Historical Society, she learned the village doesn’t have a historical society and that 90 percent of communities which have a population of 1,000 or more residents have a museum organization. “It’s a place for our future genera- tions to get know what the history is,” Olsen said. Olsen added that her father instilled the importance of history and she likes telling stories. She has tran- scriptions which detail how Lehman Roseheimer came to America from Bremen, Germany. "He left in December of 1843 and many passengers did not survive the ocean crossing," Olsen said. She then added: “That’s how our family got here from Germany.” After Lehman Rosenheimer came to what is now known as Slinger, he start- ed eight enterprises, including a brew- ery. Rosenheimer bought the brewery from Benedict Kornburger in 1879 and later sold it to August and Charles Storck. He was known as the Merchant Prince of Washington County. For the museum, Olsen established a 501 (c) (3) non exempt organization and

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25 24 3 17 20 5 7 27 8 12 4 22 10 2 Page 12 Visit discoverhometown.com for daily updates on Local News June 11, 2019 MONSEN TRUCKING Hartford Rotary May students of the month & TOPSOIL The Hartford Rotary Club and the State FFA Talent competition and Screened, Pulverized, Delivered Hartford Union High School recently was selected to compete at the National announced that Joshua Stortz, Leah FFA Convention. Brown, Weninger, and Rachel Zuern were hon- Weninger has volunteered her time at JARVIS LUTYNSKI Blended, Black ored recently as Rotary Students of the the Iron Ridge Fire Department Picnic, Month. The students were given special her local 4-H Club highway cleanup, the CONCRETE Bark Mulch, recognition for their accomplishments at annual Antique Power Club Show, the 3rd Generation Sand, Stone, the Hartford Rotary Club’s Thursday Neosho Snowmobile Races and Dairy Red Granite Delivered noon meetings during the month of May. Promotion Farm Events. With the 262-375-7424 Joshua Stortz is the son of Teresa Hartford FFA Chapter, she has participat- lutynskiconcrete.com Free Estimates and Tim Stortz. Stortz is a member of the ed in the Toys for Tots program, instructs Bonded BBB Open Saturdays ‘til Noon 262-252-3749 National Honor Society and plays num- young kids about agriculture, and helps DRIVEWAYS • PATIOS • SLABS • STAMPING ber 4 singles on the varsity boys tennis out at the Washington County Breakfast team. He participated in baseball and on the farm. basketball as a freshman and sophomore. In the future, Weninger plans to Professional Service & Quality Stortz has also been recognized at the attend Fox Valley Technical College to high school as dance champion three earn a degree in Ag-Business, communi- years in a row. cations and Dairy Science. In his spare time, Stortz works at Rachel Zuern is the daughter of Kettle Hills Golf Course, volunteers his Bobbie Jo and Jim Zuern. Zuern is a TOP SOIL time as an assistant coach for the 8th member of the National Honor Society, Residential - Commercial grade Richfield boys basketball team, the H-Club, the SMART Team, and the - Pulverized And Screened - Black - Brown and serves as an usher at his church. Girls Cross Country and Track and Field Stortz plans to attend UW-Oshkosh Teams. She also participated in the Girls - Blended - Plant Starter - Golf Course Mix in the fall. At the present time, he is Basketball program at HUHS during her - Baseball Mix - Peat - Fully Aged Composted undecided on a major but is considering freshman-junior years. Zuern was named working toward a degree in the medical the Track and Field Team MVP and was a Manure - Special Mixes - Shredded Bark field. Division I State Track Meet Qualifier in And Mulches - Sand - Gravel Leah Weninger is the daughter of 2017. She was also selected as an HUHS Mary and Ken Weninger. Weninger is a Homecoming and Prom Court represen- Prompt and dependable delivery service member and Vice-President of the Voces tative in 2018. In 2019, Zuern was nom- Convenient pick-up locations available Bel Canto women’s choir, Skills USA, and inated for a WIAA Scholar Athlete the FFA at HUHS. She has served as award. Parliamentarian, Vice-President, and is Zuern has given back to her commu- currently President of the Hartford FFA nity by volunteering her time as a Chapter. Weninger was awarded second Special Olympics assistant coach and place at the district speaking contest in assisting grade school athletic activities 1-800-TOPSOIL • 262-677-2032 Job Interview and Parliamentary at St. Kilian Parish and School. Mon-Fri 7-4 & Sat 7-11 • 1365 Spring Valley Rd., Jackson • www.liesenersoils.com Procedure. She has been a member of the Zuern will be attending UW-Madison State FFA Honors Choir and the National in the fall to study Pharmacy, Nutrition, FFA Choir. Weninger competed and won and Spanish.

The Census says: Current information about Slinger While this year is the 150th anniver- mates, there were 2,100 households sary of the village of Slinger and serves between 2013-17, with 2.51 people per as a celebration of the village’s past, households. Of all the households in the data from the US Census Bureau offer a village between 2013-17, 83.1 percent glimpse into the current landscape of had a computer while 76.9 percent had the village. Internet services. According to the census.gov website, Of all the adult residents, 94 percent the village’s population as of July were high school graduates, while 33.6 1,2018 was estimated at 5,477. The web- percent had a Bachelor’s degree or high- site states that the owner-occupied er. housing unit rate between 2013-17 was Also according to the census, the at 77.5 percent while the median value median household income in 2017 for REBATES of owner-occupied housing unites was village residents was $76,602 while the UP TO $208,800. The median gross rent for mean travel time to work for workers $ 00 rental units in the village was $806. age 16 years and older was 26.4 min- 1,775 Also according to US Census esti- utes.

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Unger The Wisconsin Institute A WICPA member since of CPAs (WICPA) is the pre- 2000, Unger previously served on the mier professional organization for board of directors. In this capacity, she Wisconsin CPAs and accounting and was a member of both the Finance and business professionals. With more than Nominations committees; additionally, 7,300 members working in public she served on the board for the WICPA accounting, industry, government, non- Educational Foundation and chaired the profit and education, the WICPA serves School District Audit Conference the diverse needs of its members; Planning Committee. enhances professional competency; pro- The 15-member WICPA board of direc- motes the value of members and the tors provides strategic governance in profession; advocates on behalf of the accordance with the WICPA strategic profession; and, builds community plan, mission and vision. The board among members. West Bend Police Blotter The following report was taken from probation violation at 10:29 p.m. May 15 the West Bend Police Department after police responded to a citizen report Facebook page. of a woman passed out in a vehicle in the parking lot of Pick ‘n Save in the Operating while intoxicated 16000 block of S. Main Street. The citi- • A 45-year-old Germantown woman zen also reported seeing the female driv- was taken into custody for operating ing the vehicle in the parking lot min- while intoxicated at 10:30 a.m. May 27 utes prior. West Bend officers located after she was stopped for erratic driving the vehicle and identified the driver. in the 2000 block of W. Washington She was intoxicated, provided a PBT Street. She failed field sobriety tests and sample of .270 and was arrested for OWI- was arrested. 4th Offense. The driver was on probation • A 26-year-old West Bend man was for a previous OWI offense and was also arrested for operating while intoxicated arrested for the probation violation. at 1:50 a.m. May 26 after he was stopped for driving without headlights at E. Thefts from vehicles Washington Street and River Road. He • Since May 5, police have received failed field sobriety tests and was found 19 complaints about thefts from vehicles to have a blood-alcohol level of .141. in the city. Police advise residents keep • A 32-year-old West Bend man was their doors locked; never leave valuables arrested for operating while intoxicated in the vehicle; and call 911 if one at 8:09 a.m. May 25 in the 1700 block of observes anything suspicious in the area. E. Washington Street. An employee of Deli Food Express reported a subject Walk Behind & Rider passed out in his vehicle. 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