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October 1, 2019 // Volume 19, Issue 39
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SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS - PAGE 2
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Washington County showedtheir support on Saturday, Sept.21, as nearly 600 participantsturned out to support the Walk ToEnd Alzheimer’s at Regner Park inWest Bend. The Walk, chaired byDr. Larry Sullivan, Neurologist,Froedtert Health and DebbieSpaeth, President of SSA SalesReps, is projected to raise$100,000. Fundraising will contin-ue over the next few months aswalkers forward additional dona-tions by mail, drop-off or online.
“On behalf of the WashingtonCounty Walk to End Alzheimer’scommittee, Dr. Larry Sullivan and Iwould like to thank everyone whomakes the Walk day possible,” saidco-chair Debbie Spaeth. “From thelocal businesses to the Walkers whojoined us on Saturday, we appreci-ate the support in our fight to endAlzheimer’s. The funds raised helpsupport the local programs avail-able to those affected byAlzheimer’s as well as helping tofund research to find a cure.”
“The residents of WashingtonCounty have embraced the Walk ToEnd Alzheimer's for the last eightyears and it continues to play a key
role in advancing our mission inthe fight against Alzheimer's dis-ease,” said Dave Grams, ExecutiveDirector of the Alzheimer’sAssociation Wisconsin chapter.“Over the years, through strongleadership and passionate commu-nity support, the WashingtonCounty Walk is a leader inWisconsin and has raised nearly$700,000 to provide education,care and support services to localresidents, and fund promisingAlzheimer’s research.”
Donations can still be made tothe Walk to End Alzheimer’s andshould be directed to theAlzheimer’s Association,Southeastern Wisconsin chapter at620 S. 76th Street, Suite 160,Milwaukee, WI 53214. Please des-ignate contributions to the Walk toEnd Alzheimer’s, WashingtonCounty Walk. Donations can alsobe made online through November30 at www.alz.org/wi
The money raised in WashingtonCounty is used to fund research andservices including support groups,information and referral services,care consultations and a 24/7Helpline — 800.272.3900.
Walk to end Alzheimer’s projected toraise $100,000 in Washington County
PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLENThe West Bend High School drumline performs at the start ofthe Walk to End Alzheimer’s, which was held at Regner Parkin West Bend on Sept. 21.
Hartford and Homestead were bothundefeated heading into the Sept. 27contest between the two teams.
Hartford beat Grafton on Sept. 20,43-28. Hartford's Jacob Frantl completed16 of 32 passes for 209 yards and four
touchdowns while getting interceptedtwice. Hartford started the scoring witha 12-yard interception return by A.J.Arndt at the 11:15 mark of the firstquarter. Arndt also kicked a 30-yard fieldgoal at the 6:40 mark of the fourth quar-ter. Hartford finished the scoring with a3-yard run by Adam Johnson with 2:36left to play.
Slinger improved its record to 3-2overall following a 54-0 win over WestBend West on Sept. 20. Travis DuFour ran
11 times for 172 yards and three touch-downs. Andrew Jacklin, Tyler Strupp,Deven Hayes and Aaron Thorn alsoscored on touchdown runs for Slinger.
West Bend West lost to Nicolet onSept. 20, 24-21. The Suns dropped to 2-3.
Kettle Moraine Lutheran lost atKewaskum on Sept. 20, 43-0. LivingWord Lutheran lost at BrookfieldAcademy Sept. 20, 49-0.
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Football: Hartford tops Grafton
Hartford Union High School (HUHS)announced that David Eagan has beenselected as the new Varsity Boys BaseballHead Coach.
Previously, Eagan was the VarsityBaseball Coach for Appleton North HighSchool from 2010-2019 and earned twoFox Valley Association Conference Titles,six WIAA Regional Titles, and two WIAASpring Baseball State Tournamentappearances. He is the 12th highest win-ning percentage among active HSBaseball Coaches. (185-71), District IVCoach of the year twice, WBCA All Star
Classic Coach twice.Eagan has coached 53players that have goneon to play at the D1,D2, D3, JUCO, and NAIAlevels. 10 of the 53were at the D1 leveland three were draftedand signed professionalcontacts with MLBteams.
“I am extremely excited about theopportunity to lead the Hartford UnionHigh School baseball program. It is a
great program, rich in his-tory and tradition. I lookforward to the chance towork with the student ath-letes, parents, staff, andthe community of Hartford.Go Orioles!” Eagan said.
Athletic Director ScottHelms added that “We areextremely excited to have
Coach Eagan join our HUHS coachingstaff. His energy, experience, coachingphilosophies along with his winningrecord make him a great fit for HUHS.”
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The West Bend Fire Department openhouse will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct.12 at West Bend Fire DepartmentStation #1, 325 N. 8th Ave. At the con-clusion of the open house, there will bea ceremony to celebrate the 150thanniversary of the West Bend FireDepartment. That will also take placeoutside the main entrance of Station 1.
The village of Jackson FireDepartment will be holding an openhouse from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 9. The eventwill allow residents to view specializedequipment, try on a set of fire gear, viewfire and EMS equipment, visit with fire-fighters, and watch an auto extricationdemonstration.
The Jackson Fire Department is locat-ed at W204 N16722 Jackson Drive in thevillage of Jackson. The event of one ofmany being held as part of National FireSafety Week, which goes from Oct. 6-12.
About the West Bend FireDepartment
The West Bend Fire Department pro-vides service to approximately 40,000
residents in an area of about 40 squaremiles that includes all of the City of WestBend as well as portions of the Town ofWest Bend and the Town of Barton.There are 40 full time personnel as wellas four part time personnel. All of thefull time firefighters are cross-trainedfirefighter/paramedics. West Bend fire-fighter/paramedics work 24 hour shifts.There are three fire stations in the Cityof West Bend.
The West Bend Fire Departmentresponds to more than 4,000 calls forservice each year. These include struc-ture fires, vehicle fires, paramedic ambu-lance calls, paramedic intercepts(respond at the request of surroundingmunicipalities for Advanced Life Supportskills and medications), hazardous mate-rials (HazMat) incidents motor vehiclecrashes, interfacility hospital transfersand water rescue.
About the Jackson Fire DepartmentAccording to the village of Jackson
website: "The Jackson Fire Department isa paid-on-call service with a full-time
fire chief, fire marshal, and firefight-er/EMT. Two more part time firefight-er/EMT positions were also created tohelp meet the needs of the expandingpopulation of the Jackson area.Currently, the JFD (Jackson FireDepartment serves residents of the Townof Polk, Town of Jackson, Village ofJackson, and Kirchhayn, spanningapproximately 50 square miles. Thedepartment provides superior emergencyservices at the IV technician level, andregularly conducts community trainingand fire prevention programs."
The department was founded in 1892.About the Hartford Fire
DepartmentAccording to information from the
City of Hartford website, the HartfordFire Department is a "combination" firedepartment that has three full-timemembers. The entire membership is a"paid per call" department. The websitestates: "The members are compensatedfrom the time they are responding to theSee ‘FIRE SAFETY’ PAGE 7
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CAREGIVERSBridges of Wisconsin is hiring FT 2nd &3rd shift caregivers to work in West Bendarea. We serve adults with developmental dis-abilities in a group home setting. Starting payis $12. Benefit eligible. Must be 18 or older.
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CHURCH LISTINGSNEOSHOFAITH BIBLE ALLIANCE CHURCHW2799 Lehman Rd, Neosho, 920-625-3538www.faithbiblealliance.comSunday Worship Service 10am.Sunday School for all ages 8:30am.Ignition Youth 4pmPraise & Prayer Service 6pmon the 1st & 3rd Sundays
WEST BENDST. JOHN’S EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH809 South 6th Avenue, West Bend262-334-4901 • www.stjohnswestbend.orgWorship Wed. & Sat. 6pm;Sun. 8am, 9:30am & 11am
JACKSONSTILL WATERS CHURCHA METHODIST COMMUNITY3617 Scenic Rd., Jackson 262-677-1311 www.stillwaterschurch.comContemporary Services. Worship: Saturday5pm, Labor Day thru Memorial Day. Sunday 9& 10:30am. Staffed Nursery & Sunday Schoolprovided at all services.
CHRIST EVANGELICALLUTHERAN CHURCHN168 W20152 Main St., Jackson, WI 53037262-677-3143. Pastor Duane A. Swenson.Worship: 9am Sundays. Communion 1st and3rd Sunday of every month.
station for a call, until the call is fin-ished and an officer or EMT in chargereleases the rest of the members as allresponsibilities have been completed."
The Hartford Fire Department has 55to 66 active members at one time, with40 to 45 serving as firefighters and 10 to15 serving as EMTS. Many of the fire-fighters are cross trained as EMTs.
About the Slinger Fire DepartmentAccording to the village website:
"The Slinger Fire Department has beenproviding fire services since 1888 whenit was first founded by a group of resi-dents. The members of the Slinger FireDepartment are made up of residentsthat live in the Slinger fire responseareas. We are proud to provide servicesto the Village of Slinger, parts of theTown of Polk and parts of the Town ofWest Bend. We also provide assistanceto our surrounding communities throughmutual aid to other fire departments."
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The village of Slinger history will beon display as part of an exhibit at theHistory Center of Washington County.“From Schleisingerville to Slinger 150Years,” will be on display at the Old
Courthouse Museum, 320 S. Fifth Avenue,West Bend from April 10 to Nov. 2. Theexhibit includes artifacts from localevents, businesses and advertising mate-rials.
Exhibit on Slinger history at Old Courthouse Museum
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