An Upcoming Calendar of Events for the Northern Kettle Moraine State Forest... Friday, October 1 — Night Eyes Nature Storytime at the Ice Age Visitor Center, 9:30 a.m.10:30 a.m. Red, yellow, green, and white eyes: whose eyes do we see at night? Join us as we find out what animals’ eyes are open while ours are closed. This hour of nature fun awaits three- to six-year olds with accompanying

SCHOOL from page 1 survey. I am checking that out and have calls out to several surveyors.” Board members agreed with that thinking. “It’s a good idea for us to have it,” said Danielle Neitzel. “I don’t think it is an unnecessary cost on our end.” The board also approved the bus contract with Johnson Bus for the school year. They also approved an FFA field trip to Indianapolis

Kewaskum Falls To Berlin In OT The Kewaskum football team lost 25-28 on Friday night at Berlin. Played in a steady rain and wind, the game was a back-and-forth affair until the very last play. The hosts got on the board first, midway through the first quarter with a 10-yard touchdown run, and the extra point attempt made the lead 7-0. Kewaskum answered back as senior quarterback Matt Buechel

| BOWLING SCORES | Monday Morning Bowling Club Games Bowled Sept. 20 High Men’s Games: 222 Tom Forsberg, 173 Dante Del Ponte, 169 Gene Venturini. High Men’s Series: 638 Tom Forsberg, 490 Dante Del Ponte, 460 Gene Venturini. High Women’s Games: 157 Janet Serwe, 150 Millie Tischendorf, 147 Shirley Mercen. High Women’s Series: 440 Janet Serwe, 400 Millie Tischendorf, 365 Shirley

CALENDAR from page 14 board meeting in the Government Center, room 1019, 432 E. Washington St., West Bend, 6 p.m. Thursday, October 14 — Kewaskum Board of Education meeting in the high school theater, 6 p.m. Friday, October 15 — West Bend Theatre Company presents Our Town at the West Bend Masonic Center, 301 N. University Drive, 7:30 p.m. Proceeds to benefit Habitat for Humanity.

| KEWASKUM YOUTH SOCCER | Kewaskum U7 Kewaskum Galaxy 11 | Juneau Rage 3 U7 Kewaskum Galaxy started strong and held their lead against the Juneau Rage with a final score of 11-3 on September 18. While most Galaxy players scored at least once during the game, Myles could not be stopped and contributed four goals in total. Mya had two goals, while Payton, Levi, Conrad, Simone and Emery

SOCCER from page 22 The Predators came out strong with great passing, allowing Owen Petrie to score the first goal of the game. The Predators grew their lead in the second quarter with goals by Cade Wichtoski and Cooper Kasten. The Predators continued to grow their lead in the third quarter with goals by Walker Sabish and Chase Cridelich. The Tornados made their sole goal at the beginning