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Waukesha County recently offered a glimpse of its eco-
nomic and business base during presentations on the upcom-
ing county budget.
Three presentations were held in July prior to the next
stage of the budget process, which will include a formal
budget introduced by County Executive Dan Vrakas and then
discussion by County Board committees before final approval
in November.
According to information from the county executives
office, the tax levy paid for 41 percent of government opera-
tions, with 23 percent coming from intergovernmental assis-
tance, 12 percent from service charges, 8 percent from debt
borrowing, 7 percent from investments while 8 percent is fund
balance.
Justice and safety operations account 39 percent of the
county levy while 25 percent is for humane services. The
remainder of the expenses covered debt service (13 percent),
public works (11 percent), parks (9 percent), capital (2 per-
cent), and general administration and non department
expenses (1 percent).
Last year the total county budget was $284.6 million. The
equalized tax rate for 2012 was $2.01 per $1,000 valua-
tion, a .33 percent increase from six years ago. The cost of
continuing current services the same as in current budget
would result in an additional $4.7 million in expenses.
According to information from the Wisconsin Taxpayers
Alliance, Waukesha County has the third lowest tax rate in the
state. Additional information from the county indicated that
the overall tax rate of $2.07 per $1,000 equalized valuation
(which included the library levy) is the lower than the tax rates
County data offers
glimpse of budget,
business base
Several radio controlled airplanes are positioned just
off the Flying Electrons main field in Menomonee Falls
Aug. 4 during the Airfest event organized by the club.
See more photos on page 10. Photo by Thomas J.
McKillen
Turn to page 10
NEWS
Assembly primary:
The 22nd Assembly District
Republican primary fea-
tures an incumbent who has
been in the Legislature
since 2004 against a chal-
lenger who has volunteered
for campaigns of other
elected officials. See page
5.
In concert: The North
Coast Orchestra per-
formed at Falls Fest July
30.
Drivers education
offered: Registration for
Hamilton High School fall
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page 10.
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McCardles Car Care Center
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Laubenheimers Garage
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Becker Dr. & Main St., Lannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .262-253-6611
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3356 County Line (Q), Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .262-628-8324
Sippls Auto Service
N87 W17480 Main St., Menomonee Falls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .262-255-9040
Village Tire & Auto
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The 22nd Assembly District Republican
primary features an incumbent who has been
in the Legislature since 2004 against a chal-
lenger making his first bid for public office.
The district covers portions of
Menomonee Falls, Lannon, Lisbon, Richfield
and Erin. Don Pridemore, who is seeking re-
election to the legislature, is facing Nick
Oliver.
Don Pridemore
Pridemore was born and raised in
Milwaukee and graduated from Milwaukee
Lutheran High School. He served in the Air
Force from 1965-69 and graduated from
Marquette University in 1977 with a degree
in electrical engineering. Prior to being elect-
ed to the Legislature, he was an electronics
research technician, electronics design engi-
neer and a senior electronics project engi-
neer.
During an interview last week, Pridemore
noted that three bills he sponsored were
passed by the Legislature
"Were just beginning to get Wisconsin
back on track," Pridemore said, referring to
improving the states economy and budget.
Pridemore cited the work done by Gov.
Scott Walker, and said that "he and I think
very much alike."
Pridemore said that jobs would continue
to be the number one issue, and said more
could be done to encourage businesses to
expand and grow while encouraging new
businesses to move into the state. Pridemore
said taxes will continue to be an issue resi-
dents will be concerned with and added that
a photo ID for voting will also continue to be
a concern. Pridemore sponsored photo ID
voting legislation that was more comprehen-
sive than what was approved by the
Legislature. The bill approved by the
Legislature is currently stalled in the courts.
Nick Oliver
Oliver was raised in the city of
Milwaukee and graduated from Milwaukee
Riverside in 1988. He resides in the Colgate
area. He is self employed at AIS Technology
LLC in Menomonee Falls.
Oliver said he is seeking the post
"because I'm tired of sitting on the sidelines
complaining and not seeing any real
changes. I've held the secretary and vice-
chair positions of the Washington County
Republican Party, myself and my wife have
helped on numerous conservative
Republican campaigns, including (Gov.)
Walker, (Glenn) Grothman, and (Sen. Ron)
Johnson. Knocking doors and doing phones
are things we've done for others so doing
them for myself seems natural."
When asked about the key issues, Oliver
said: "For me, getting the government out of
our daily lives and having it only spend what
it absolutely has to. This has been received
very well by every household so far in the
district-as expected."
Other issues mentioned by Oliver on his
Web site include restricting recalls to
instances when elected officials are charged
Pridemore, Oliver vie for assembly seat
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Members of the Wisconsin Plein Air
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Featured artists include: Jenny
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WIPAPA was established as a state
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Hope Rd., Milwaukee, from 5 to 9 p.m. Aug.
24.
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and Jimbos famous broasted chicken dinner
is $11.95.
The event will include raffles and silent
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helping the Milwaukee area children with
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The Germantown Diamond Club U10 team-Szada placed second in the
Summer Lights Fastpitch Tournament in Germantown held last weekend.
Pictured are (front row) Gia Szada, Amber Ische, Jaelyn Acker, Natalie
McNeal, Rachael Murphy, (second row) Paige Quesada, Alexis
Quesada, Ally Hansen, (third row) Morgan Selk, Sierrah Stiller, Hanna
Gurgul, (fourth row) coaches Derek Murphy, Dan Ische, Tim Szada,
Steve Quesada. Not pictured are Rachael Heinz and Coach Diana
Heinz. Submitted photo.
Germantown U10 team second
at Summer Lights Tournament
A fund raiser for a Germantown family
last week exceeded the expectations of the
organizers.
Bob and Becki Lubow of Germantown
were riding a motorcycle in Slinger July 10
when they became involved in an accident,
with both Becki and Bob dying three days
later. Survivors included their three children,
ages 6, 13 and 17. Roberts Frozen Custard,
W16040 Mequon Rd., held a fund raiser for
the Lubow Grotjahn Memorial Fund July 31.
All profits from that day went toward the
memorial fund.
A total of $37,072.12 was raised from
the event.
Never in my wildest imagination, event
organizer Jennifer Matheny said Aug. 3
when asked if she expected that amount. I
had hoped to hit $10,000. When I hit
$20,000 and counting, I was blown away.
The fund raiser had the restaurant
packed throughout the day. Afterward,
Matheny said the event showed something
about the Germantown area.
More than $37,000 raised for memorial fund
Organizers of a fund raiser for the Lubow Grotjahn Memorial Fund at Roberts
Frozen Custard are pictured with family members and restaurant staff during a
check presentation. Photo courtesy of Distinct Photography.
The Germantown U9 Blue team won 8-5 over the Johnson Creek Thundercats
in the Watertown Bull Pen Classic held a few weeks ago .Pictured are (top row)
Isaiah Imrie, Ethan Sawyer, Andy Butler, Drew Van Fossen, Billy Zimmerman,
Brandon Launer, (bottom row) Tyler Hofmann, Zach Schneider, Brady Schulze,
Riley Wagie, Matthew Grannan. Coaches: Eric Hofmann, Steve Wagie, Paul
Launer. Submitted photo.
Germantown U9 Blue team wins
Watertown Bull Pen Classic
with a crime or violated the state code of
ethics and keeping the focus on the
Legislature on state issues. He said that
issues such as nicknames of high school
teams and the SmartGrowth process of local
planning are local issues.
I will be a champion for our local voic-
es while in Madison. I'll fight every intrusion
into local rights when the State or Federal
government tries to overstep its bounds,
Oliver stated on his Web site.
Compiled by Thomas J. McKillen,
Managing Editor
From page 5
...22nd Assembly District
A Republican Senate primary is among
the contested races on the Aug. 14 ballot.
Residents will cast ballots from 7 a.m. to 8
p.m.
Polling locations
Village of Germantown
District 1: Bethlehem Ev. Lutheran School
- N108 W14290 Bel Aire Lane
District 2: Germantown American
Legion Post, N120 W15932 Freistadt Road
District 3: Life Church Student Center,
W164 N11325 Squire Drive
District 4: CrossWay Church, W156
N10041 Pilgrim Rd
Village of Richfield
Northbrook Church,4014 State Rd. 167
Polling locations
The Germantown Village Board
extended the conditional use Aug. 6 for an
assisted living and community based resi-
dential facility that is planned for Virginia
Drive just west of Division Road.
According to information from village
staff, the Greenbriar on the Point facility
was approved by the Village Board in
September 2011. The facility will have 20
units and will serve patients with dementia
and Alzheimers. One of the conditionals
for approval required approval of a certi-
fied survey map and site plans within a
year, and the conditional use permit is set
to expire in September.
Developer Roman Berendt explained
that there is a qualified offer for a man-
agement firm for the development and that
minor changes have been made to the
building interiors. Berendt indicated that
the delay in the project involved getting
financing for the project.
I am a little concerned about that if
financing is the problem, because these
things are popping up left and right
because theyre so easy to finance,
Trustee David Baum said.
Baum asked Berendt if there were
other reasons for the delay. Berendt said
the insurance company has raised ques-
tions about liability should a spouse be left
in charge of one of the patients.
Were addressing that right now,
Berendt said.
When asked by Baum, Berendt indicat-
ed the development firm was undertaking
at least three other projects while a devel-
opment in Greenfield was recently com-
pleted.
The board approved the request, 8-1
with Baum voting in dissent.
In another matter, the board unani-
mously supported continuing the condi-
tional use permit for the Christian Life
Center, which is located at W156 N9666
Pilgrim Rd. A conditional use is required
for the church because it is located in the
B-I Neighborhood Business Zoning
District.
Village Planning and Zoning
Administrator Jeff Retzlaff indicated that
the use was approved with a conditional
use permit to allow the church to operate
at the site until it would find another loca-
tion. However, there are no plans for pur-
suing a different location.
Zabel said that with the five-year time
frame for the conditional use permit
changes could occur in church leadership.
Retzlaff said a conditional use allows for
board review should the church operation
change.
Baum suggested a sunset provision
to allow the village to review the matter
should the church change over time.
Retzlaff said the conditional use cannot be
transferred and that any change in church
operation would end the current condi-
tional use permit.
Kaminski said she had no problems
with five-year time period for the condi-
tional use permit. She added that if not
the church, then what for the site.
By Thomas J. McKillen, Managing
Editor
We were able to come together as one
community regardless of our backgrounds,
our political views, whatever we came
together united to make a difference for
three kids in our community who needed our
help, Matheny said.
Darren Stamm, owner of Roberts Frozen
Custard, admitted he had hard a time
describing the day, making comparisons
between scenes from Field of Dreams and
a jam-packed block party.
Everything around our property, and of
course inside, was just jammed with people
wanting to do good for somebody else in
most cases somebody they didnt know,
Stamm said.
By Thomas J. McKillen, Managing
Editor
Village Board extends conditional
use permit for planned senior facility
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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH
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Pastor Thomas Kaul. (262) 251-8250. Times
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School: K3-8th grade and Day Care 3 years+.
Services: Thursdays 7pm; Sundays 8am &
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UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
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W16856 Appleton Ave. Menomonee Falls.
262-251-5160. Services: Sunday 9:30am
Worship; 9:30am Sunday School.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
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Good Hope & Pilgrim Roads - Menomonee
Falls. Summer Worship Service Thurs 7pm,
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Drug violation
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and on two Menomonee Falls warrants at
3:59 p.m. July 29 following a traffic stop at
North Highway 41 South and Holy Hill Road.
A 24-year-old man was arrested for
possession of marijuana and drug parapher-
nalia at 3:04 p.m. July 31 following a traffic
stop at South Highway 41 and Lannon Road.
Operating while intoxicated
operating while intoxicated-first offense at
11:55 p.m. July 29 following a traffic stop at
Deppert and Freistadt roads.
operating while intoxicated-drug related at
12:43 a.m. Aug. 1 following a traffic stop at
Highway 41 North and Lannon Road.
Retail theft
Two female suspects left Walgreens,
W156 N11261 Pilgrim Rd., without paying
for several containers of baby formula at 4:28
p.m. July 31.
Theft
Solar lights were removed from a yard
in the N10000 block of Windsong Circle dur-
ing the overnight hours of July 30-31. The
lights were found damaged in a neighbors
yard.
Scrap metal was removed from Gehl
Guernsey Farms, N116 W15970 Main St.,
July 31.
A camera, cash and keys were stolen
from a vehicle in the W15000 block of
Weavers Court Aug. 1.
Warrant
A 46-year-old woman was taken into
custody on a Menomonee Falls warrant for
retail theft at 1:40 p.m. July 30 in the
N10000 block of Commerce Circle.
The following report was taken
from records at the Menomonee Falls
Police Department.
Drug possession
A male subject was arrested on numer-
ous drug violations at 5:45 a.m. July 30 fol-
lowing a traffic stop at Good Hope and
Pilgrim roads. Prescription drugs and a scale
used to weight marijuana were found in his
vehicle.
Operating while intoxicated
A male subject was arrested for operat-
ing while intoxicated and prohibited alcohol
content-second offense at 1:42 a.m. Aug. 5
following a traffic stop at Appleton Avenue
and Main Street.
A 45-year-old Menomonee Falls man
was arrested for operating while intoxicated
at 9:11 p.m. Aug. 2 after he was stopped at
Appleton Avenue and Joper Road for failure
to yield.
A female subject was arrested for oper-
ating while intoxicated-second offense at
11:24 p.m. July 31 after she was stopped for
speeding at Appleton Avenue and Northpoint
Drive. She was also cited for possession of
marijuana and drug paraphernalia after a
digital scale with raw marijuana was found in
her vehicle.
Theft
An unknown subject broke out the front
passenger side window of a vehicle at
Schmidt & Bartelt, N84 W17937
Menomonee Avenue, and removed a purse
Aug. 2.
An unknown subject removed two cred-
it cards from an employees wallet at
Community Memorial Hospital during the
overnight hours of July 28-29. The cards were
used at an area gas station.
A Samsung Galaxy S3-US cell phone
valued at $300 was stolen from Pick n Save,
N77 W14435 Appleton Avenue, after the
owner set it down on a check out counter Aug.
1.
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Appleton Avenue during the overnight hours
of July 27-28.
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is a locally owned auto
repair shop in Menomonee
Falls, Wi
specializing in Domestic
& Asian vehicles
One Stop Auto Repair
Hours:
Mon., Wed., Thurs.
& Fri. 9am-5:30pm
Tues. 9am-1:30pm
Sat. 8am-5pm
Closed Sundays & Holidays
website: www.bunzels.com
8415 W. BURLEIGH
414-873-7960
FAMILY OWNED
BUSINESS FOR
OVER 50 YEARS!
& CATERI NG
KELL KELLY SPRINGFIELD Y SPRINGFIELD
MICHELIN MICHELIN
BRIDGESTONE FIRESTONE BRIDGESTONE FIRESTONE
Ask for Scott
(414) (414)
354-2979 354-2979
10525 W. Donges Ct.
Since 1939
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& RETAIL TIRE DEALER
We sell & repair ATV
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Germantown Learning
Center and Child Care
Spectacular Summer Program
Conveniently Located in Germantown
Transportation To All Area Schools
2 Minutes from Hwy. 41/45
Flexible Scheduling when available
State Licensed
K4 and Preschool
Programs
Degreed Staff
Computer Programs
Hot Lunch
262-628-1250
W205 N11855 Deppert (1 block South of Friestadt)
germantownlearningcenter.com
Where Great Beginnings Have No End!
Investing In America
2012
Members of the Richfield Rockets U10 team are pictured with their trophies after winning the
Richfield Rockets Summer Classic a few weeks ago.The Rockets U9 and U11 teams took second
place at the tournament. Submitted photo.
The Senior Center is offering the following day trips.
PLEASE NOTE THE CORRECT DEPARTURE ADDRESS. Trips will
depart from the County Line McDonalds, not the one on Mequon
Road.
UW Badgers vs. UTEPSaturday Sept. 22: The public is invited
to join Germantown seniors as they head to Camp Randall Stadium in
Madison to cheer the Badgers to victory over the University of Texas
El Paso. Game is at 1 p.m. Coach Bus departs Germantown
McDonald's, N92 W17512 County Line Road (located at Highways
41 and 45 and County Line Road), at 10 a.m.; return home will be in
the early evening. Fee of $112 includes a $10 voucher for food/bev-
erage. Registration deadline Aug. 15. Presented by Germantown
Senior Center and Personalized Tours.
Autumn Wine TrailWednesday, Oct. 17: A day of tours and
tasting at three unique establishmentsApple Barn Orchard and
Winery, Staller Estate Vineyard and Winery, and 3rd Vetro Winery
near Jefferson. Cost is $79. Lunch is included with this tour. Bus
departs from Germantown McDonald's, N92 W17512 County Line
Road (located at Highways 41 and 45 and County Line Road), at
8:30 a.m. Deadline registration is Sept. 17. Presented by Germantown
Seniors and Personalized Tours, Inc.
To register for any of these trips or classes, call (262) 253-7799 or
stop in at the Germantown Senior Center, W162N11960 Park
Avenue.
Germantown Senior
Center events
On-Site Catering: Let us
Cook and Serve Your Event
Pig Roasts Hot Beef & Gravy BBQ Pork Rotisserie Chicken
Sausage & Cheese Trays Baked Ham in Juices
Turkey and Gravy Fruit Trays
Baby Back Ribs Meatballs and Gravy
All Entrees are Made Fresh to Order and Come in Oven Ready Trays
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The Sussex Cardinals and Menomonee
Falls Lakers are in the Land O'Lakes playoffs.
With a 12-6 4 record, Menomonee Falls
is seeded third while Sussex is seeded sixth
with a 10-8 record.
Sussex will play at Pewaukee while
Menomonee Falls will host Oconomowoc,
with both games starting at 1 p.m. Aug. 11.
In the last weekend of regular season
play, Menomonee Falls beat Oconomowoc
4-3 Aug. 4 before losing to Pewaukee 5-2
the next day. The Cardinals swept both its
games last weekend, beating North Lake 18-
0 Aug. 4 before edging the Monches Irish
the next day 8-7.
The Lannon Stonemen finished the sea-
son with a 7-11 record after beating the
Brookfield Blue Sox 11-3 Aug. 4.
Blake Fleischman of the Lannon Stonemen swings at a pitch during a Land OLakes
Western Division game against the Brookfield Blue Sox Aug. 4. Photo by Thomas J.
McKillen.
Falls, Sussex in Land
OLakes playoffs
A Vintage Base Ball Game and Classic
Car Show, sponsored by the Richfield
Historical Society, will be held at Richfield
Nature Park Aug. 19. Park opens at 10 a.m.,
event begins at 11 a.m. Event to feature three
games with childrens activities and competi-
tions between games. Admission is $5 for
adults; $3 for children 6-12. For more infor-
mation, visit
www.richfieldhistoricalsociety.org.
Richfields Vintage Base Ball Game
and Classic Car Show set for Aug. 19
Ladewig, Rechlicz & Iggens
Attorneys & Counselors At Law
Real Estate
Probate
Estate Planning
Reasonable Rates
262-251-2245
N88 W15125 Main Street
Menomonee Falls
www.lrilaw.com
Germantown held its annual Neighbors Against Crime Night Out at the police department Aug.
2. The neighborhood safety celebration included dinner and custard provided by Roberts Frozen
Custard, and numerous demonstrations and childrens activities. Right photo:Lt. Dave Huesemann
is pictured with Rambo, the departments K-9 unit. Bottom photo: Officer Brian Ball (right) pre-
pares for the taser demonstration. Photos by Nikki Ackerman.
Neighbors Against Crime Night Out in Germantown
Campus Notes
The following local residents were named
to the Spring 2012 Deans List at the University
of Wisconsin-River Falls.
Amanda Marsicek from Jackson. She is
majoring in Biology.
Joel Yogerst from Richfield. He is major-
ing in Health & Human Performance.
Allison Lotz from Hubertus. She is major-
ing in Animal Science.
Brianna Symes from Hubertus. She is
majoring in Animal Science.
Gina Emmer from Menomonee Falls. She
is majoring in Psychology.
To be named to the Dean's List, a full-time
undergraduate student must earn a grade point
average of at least 3.5 on a scale of 4.0, or
midway between an "A" and "B" average.
Water ban placed in Germantown
Due to the continued high demand placed
on the Village of Germantown Water System
from lawn watering, the Department of Public
Works is noticing enforcement will begin on the
lawn watering ban effective immediately. We
urge cooperation of all Village water utility
users. Violators will be cited as per Municipal
Code 13.19.
The Department of Public Works also
requests residents on private wells to voluntari-
ly restrict lawn watering to conserve aquifer
resources your neighbors may share. Should
there be any questions regarding the lawn
watering ban please contact the Germantown
Department of Public Works at (262) 250-
4721.
These restrictions do not apply to hand
watering flowers, trees or shrubs or car wash-
ing.
Stroke and osteoporosis screen-
ings at Germantown Senior Center
Aug. 27
Area residents can be screened to reduce
their risk of having a stroke or bone fracture at
a Life Line Screening event to be held at the
Germantown Senior Center, W162 N11960
Park Avenue, Aug. 27.
Screenings identify potential cardiovascu-
lar conditions such as blocked arteries and
irregular heart rhythm, abdominal aortic
aneurysms, and hardening of the arteries in the
legs, which is a strong predictor of heart dis-
ease. A bone density screening to assess osteo-
porosis risk is also offered and is appropriate
for both men and women.
Packages start at $149. All five screenings
take 60-90 minutes to complete. For more
information regarding the screenings or to
schedule an appointment, call 1-877-237-
1287 or visit www.lifelinescreening.com. Pre-
registration is required.
Exhibitors sought for
St. John U.C.C. craft fair Sept. 8
Exhibitors are wanted for St. John United
Church of Christs annual Fall Arts & Crafts Fair
set for Saturday, Sept. 8, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Only outdoor space is available$30 for
adults, $10 those under 18. The church is locat-
ed at N104 W14181 Donges Bay Rd.,
Germantown. For more information, call (262)
251-0365.
Area MOMS Club information
The MOMS Club of Germantown-East
meets the second Wednesday of each month.
Locations vary. For more information, call the
info line at (414) 571-2239 or send e-mail to
momsclubgermantowneast@yahoo.com.
The MOMS Club of Germantown-West
meets the second Wednesday of each month at
9:30 a.m. at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran
Church, 1350 Highway 175, Hubertus. For
more information, call the info line at (414)
571-2239.
The The MOMS Club of Richfield meets
the third Wednesday of every month at 9:30
a.m. at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church,
1350 Highway 175, Hubertus. For more infor-
mation, call (414) 571-2155 or visit mom-
sclubofrichfield@yahoo.com.
Volunteer opportunities in
Washington County
The Volunteer Center of Washington
County has a variety of local volunteer oppor-
tunities available. Among the volunteer oppor-
tunities are:
Seniors: Help the elderly keeping their
walks and driveways clear, transport them to
medical appointments or just visit.
Mentor: Those of all ages who need that
extra support in Washington County.
Projects: Volunteers are needed to assist
in fundraisers, events, focus groups, and com-
mittees in our communities.
Art and Crafts: Share your talents in the
arts, in writing, quilting, or assist in art activities.
Holiday Events: Spread holiday cheer at
a holiday event this season.
For more information or to register, one can
call (262) 338-8256 or visit www.volunteer-
now.net.
Immunizations offered at
Health Department
All recommended immunizations are avail-
able to children, 18 years and younger, at no
charge, at the Washington County Health
Department-Public Agency Center, 333 E.
Washington St., West Bend. Parents are
required to bring previous immunization
records to appointments and must accompany
children under the age of 18. To schedule an
appointment, call (262) 335-4462 and press
0 for receptionist or call toll-free 1-800-616-
0446. Convenient parking is located just off of
Indiana Avenue.
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COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
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BRANDT
CONTRACTORS
ASPHALT PAVING
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Parking Lots Striping
Driveways Seal Coating
Infrared Asphalt Patching
Crack Filling and Routing
Grading Hauling
Backhoe Services
262-628-1563
C.J. HERBST &
SONS PAINTING
Interior/Exterior
4th Generation
of Painters.
INSURED
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(262) 251-7980
Landscape Installation
Lawn Installation Lawn Maintenance
Retaining Walls Brick Patios
Dethatching Core Aeration
Flag Pole Installation
LAWNCARE, LANDSCAPING & SNOW PLOWING
fast, efficient, attractive.
Family owned since 1990
FREE ESTIMATE FULLY INSURED
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(262) 674-4007
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POOL SERVICE
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Baths Kitchens
Windows Roofing
Siding Decks
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262-255-9471 or 414-899-7929
Treiders Painting
Interior & Exterior Painting
262-355-5514
262-677-1400
Cedar & Vinyl Siding Aluminum Siding w/5yr Warranty
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Bonded/Insured Excellent References
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1527 N. MAIN ST., WEST BEND
West Bend
Glass Block
FULLY INSURED
Local Family Ownership
We Custom Build and Install Glass Block Windows
SAFE, SECURE, WATER RESISTANT
Ready made windows for contractors and homeowners to pick up
Basements Bathrooms Garages
Affordable Home Improvements
262-483-7245
westbendglassblock.com
Beauty, Light, Security & Warmth
1527 N. Main, St., West Bend 53090
$
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With this coupon Expires 8-31-12
Since 1957, WASCO WINDOWS has
been serving the quality-minded homeowner
with quality home improvement products.
After 55 years, WASCO WINDOWS is
still the only local vinyl window manufactur-
er that sells their products direct to the
homeowner. When we say factory, we
mean it, a store spokesperson stated, noting
that buying direct from a local manufacturer
means lower prices and better service. Our
windows arent shipped in from another
state which means the customer saves
money, because there are no shipping fees
added to the cost of a WASCO window.
WASCO WINDOWS manufactures a
full line of vinyl replacement windows and
new construction windows. Their newest
addition to the product line is called Tilt &
Turnwindows that swing open like a door
or tilt in from the top. There is also a Tilt &
Turn French patio door.
Were really excited about the newest
addition to the WASCO product line, the
spokesperson said.
According to WASCO, the Tilt & Turn
window is the most efficient window on the
market and Wisconsin homeowners have
embraced the new product, with sales grow-
ing each year.
Another key factor that is a large part of
WASCOs passion for better service is the
fact that all WASCO Windows are installed
by WASCO bonded and insured employ-
eesno subcontractors. Wisconsin home-
owners like the fact that from start to finish,
all work is performed by one company. Also,
most of the components that go into a
WASCO Window are produced in
Wisconsin.
We think its important to support
Wisconsin manufacturers and the Wisconsin
economy, the spokesperson said. Buying
from a local manufacturer also benefits
Wisconsins economy as up to 80% of the
money spent on WASCO windows stays in
the local economy.
This approach is best illustrated by the
fact that when the local bank WASCO was
banking with was bought out by an interna-
tional bank, WASCO closed their account
and moved the banking business to a local
Wisconsin-owned bank.
Quality products and top-notch service
at an affordable price has been WASCOs
business model for over half a century.
WASCOs factory and showroom is
located at 5070 N. 124th Street in
Milwaukee and can be reached at (414)
461-9900. One can stop by the factory for
a free tour and see how WASCO windows
are made. There is a showroom located at
51st Street and Lincoln Avenue in West Allis,
which can be contacted by calling (414)
545-8520, and two stores in the Fox Valley.
The showroom opens at 9 a.m. Monday
through Saturday. It is open until 7 p.m.
Monday and Thursday, Tuesday, until 5 p.m.
Wednesday and Friday and until 1 p.m.
Saturday.
To view all the companys products, visit
WASCOWINDOWS.com.
WASCO WINDOWS celebrates 55 years
Environmental
Design
is looking to hire
Landscape/Maintenance
Laborers Clean, valid drivers
license required. Full & part time
positions available.
262-242-4747
APPLY BY
APPT. ONLY
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
WANTED:
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
CARRIERS
Driving Route
Available in
Menomee Falls
Apply in person to fill
out an application at:
Express News
W130 N10437 Washington Dr.
or mail your resume.
Morning
Stock Crew
W186 N9754 Appleton Ave.
262-532-9391
5AM-9AM
Monday through Saturday
Apply in person at:
COUNTER PERSON
FULL TIME
Reliable person needed for counter help.
MUST HAVE
AUTO PARTS KNOWLEDGE.
Company benefits offered:
Health, Dental & Vision Insurance
Disability Insurance 401K Plan
Paid Holidays Paid Vacation
Interested candidates can send resumes
to the attention of Joe at:
Butler Napa
12626 W. Hampton Ave.
Butler, WI 53007
Fax: 262-251-9160
or email: jimfallsauto@aol.com
Customer
Survey Caller
PART TIME
3 evenings per week. Contact our
customers to survey their satisfaction with
new car purchase or service work.
Excellent phone skills and customer
service experience necessary. Please
contact April Liberski, Customer
Relations Manager at 262-255-6000.
Ernie von Schledorn
Menomonee Falls
Please stop in, fax,
email or mail your resume to:
Carlson Tool & Mfg. Corp.
Attn: Anna Diaz
W57 N14386 Doerr Way
Cedarburg, WI 53012
Fax: 262-376-2395
E-mail: adiaz@carlsontool.com
AA/EEO & ISO Certified Employer
We have immediate openings for 1st &
2nd shift CNC Programmers/
Machinists. Qualified candidates must
possess the following: Minimum of 3
years experience in Set-up, Program-
ming and Running CNC Lathe/Milling
Machinery. Knowledge of Mastercam a
HUGE plus!
Learn from the best! If you are looking
to learn new skills and expand your
career, we want you!
Why would I want to work for
Carlson Tool, you ask? Heres why:
Competitve Wages and Benefits
Flexible Work Schedule
On the Job Training
Team Oriented Environment
State of the Art Technology
Innovative Equipment
Air Conditioned Facility
SKILLED TRADES
The First National Bank of Hartford is an independently owned community bank.
Serving Washington County for over 100 years. We are dedicated to developing
economic growth and providing financial stability in the communities we serve.
We are seeking a FULL-TIME EXPERIENCED COMMERCIAL LOAN PROCESSOR
in our Hartford office. The Commercial Loan Processor provides administrative support
to agricultural and commercial loan officers by documenting, processing and renewing
commercial and agricultural loans and providing service support. Performs all required
booking and follow-up reporting of loan documentation such as SBA loans, stand by
letters of credit and loan participations bought and sold. Provides assistance with
maintaining UCC filing and SBA reporting. The Loan Processor completes files,
calculates interest, accepts and records payments.
Benefits include a quality work environment, health insurance, life insurance, paid
vacation, 401k (must be 21 years of age and 1 year of service), Employee stock
ownership plan (must be 21 years of age and 2 years of service).
REQUIREMENTS:
Three years of banking experience with at least 2 years of loan documentation experience.
Knowledge of loan documentation requirements
High School Diploma Accuracy of work and very detail orientated
Ability to prioritize work and handle work overloads
Use of computer and adding machine. Must posses skills in Microsoft Word and Excel
Pay commensurate with experience. Interested candidates should apply within or send resume to:
First National Bank of Hartford
Attn. Kelly Persha, Human Resource Manager
116 W. Sumner Street P.O. Box 270106
Hartford, WI 53027 262-673-5800
PROFESSIONAL/TECHNICAL
Enthusiastic Full-Time Lead
Teachers needed for all
age group classrooms.
Early childhood classes
& experience required.
Competitive wages and benefits.
Please call
WILLOW CREEK
Teachers/Daycare
Germantown
262-255-7722
Men. Falls
262-250-1455
CHILDCARE
Cutting
Tool
Engineer/
Technician
Large industrial distributor / integrator seeks
experienced Cutting Tool Engineer / Technician to work
within customer facility, in local area. Essential duties
and responsibilities include; trouble-shooting machine
problems, conducting tool tests and driving cost savings
projects. Requires 5-years prior experience in this field.
Also, strong communication skills, planning and
organizational skills, and a strong customer focus. Salary
commensurate with experience. Incentive program
included. We offer a competitive benefits package.
If interested, submit your information to:
HR@engman-taylor.com
Engman-Taylor Company, Inc.
W142 N9351 Fountain Blvd.
Menomonee Falls, WI 53052-9008
EOE WEB ID # 4073874
TEACHER NEEDED FOR
AFTER SCHOOL CARE
11:30-5:30 M-F
Assoc. Degree or higher
with child care experience.
Competitive pay & benefits.
Childrens Community Center
Menomonee Falls
Nancy Larson 262-251-1212
QUALIFIED TEACHERS
NEEDED
Infant, toddler, 2 year old
& 3 year old pre-school.
After school position
at Friess Lake School.
Full & part time.
Contact Maggie
262-255-5950
Real Kids
Waukesha
Metal Products; an international full service provider of metalforming

services including: custom metal stampings, sheet metal fabrications, and in-
house precision tooling is experiencing dynamic growth and has the following
positions available in our Sussex facility for those individuals who want to
become part of an award winning premier organization.
Experienced Punch Press Set-Up Operators
Production Supervisor Production Scheduler
WMP offers competitive wages based on work experience. Excellent benefit
package including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 401(k), tuition
assistance, paid holidays, vacation and flexible work schedule.
Qualified candidates can send a resume via fax, email or apply online.
Fax: 262.820.2859 Email hr@waukeshametal.com
or visit the career section at www.waukeshametal.com
Equal Opportunity Employer - Drug & Alcohol Free Workplace
CHILD CARE TEACHER
Reliable, caring individual for Tuttle Creek
in Kewaskum. Full/Part time hours avail.
Experience in education helpful.
CALL 262-626-4155 FOR MORE INFORMATION
OUTSIDE SALES
COME GROW WITH US
FULL OR PART-TIME
Dont believe what you hear about
the newspaper industry! Our free,
local newspaper network is growing
and there is an opportunity for dynamic,
goal orientated salespeople.
Qualified candidates should have some
outside sales experience; preferably in
printing, web or advertising. We are
accepti ng applications for the
following positions:
- Printing/Mailing Services Sales
- Coupon Connection Sales
- Newspaper Advertising Sales
- Text Message Advertising Sales
Send your resume to:
Hometown Publications
P.O. Box 335-JJ
Attn: Jeff Jones Or email to:
JonesJf@discoverhometown.com
Excellent benefit package, paid
holidays & vacation.
RN SUPERVISOR
GeminiCares, Inc. is seeking RN to become part of our growing home care
team in the Dodge/Ozaukee/Washington/Waukesha areas. Very flexible
schedule to start but may add hours as our need grows. Our RNs are responsible
for assessing, monitoring, and evaluating services for elderly clients, as well as
adults and children with physical and developmental disabilities in their homes.
The Personal Care RN Supervisor also provides direct supervision of our
PCWs with responsibilities to include one on one interpretation, delegation
and/or demonstration of cares with clients, through documentation of cares,
communication and recommendation to the interdisciplinary case management
team, follow up assessment as needed, ongoing care coordination, quality
assurance and ongoing monitoring of services. This position provides linkage
between Gemini and the Managed Care Organization.
Requirements include:
Must have current WI RN license
Training and experience in the provision of personal care services or in a
related program;
At least one year of supervisory or administrative experience in personal
care services or in a related program;
Valid drivers license and a good driving record.
To obtain a complete description and copy of our unique compensation
package, or for more general information, please email
RRamos@geminicares.com or call 1-262-623-6301
Or, visit us at www.geminicares.com to print an application. EOE. Our
company values diversity. Drug free workplace.
SEEKING PERSONAL
CARE WORKERS!
DODGE/OZAUKEE/WASHINGTON/
WAUKESHA COUNTIES
GeminiCares is a provider of Supportive Home Care and Personal
Care services and due to our rapid growth we have immediate
positions open!
PCW/SHC Caregivers and Team Leaders
Join our Team! Looking for caring and dependable people to perform supportive
and personal care duties including cleaning, bathing, meal prep, laundry and
transportation. Flexible hours and schedules. CNA Certifications welcome!
Holiday Pay Premium Paid Travel Time Dental Insurance
Referral Bonus Paid Training Team Leaders Needed!
Valid drivers license and insured vehicle preferred. Call
today 866.677.0590. Visit our website for an application at
www.GeminiCares.com
Our company values diversity. EOE
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LOOKING FOR LIVE-IN
PERSONAL CARE
Provide personal care and support
services to Comfort Keepers senior
clients, in their homes.
Live in pays daily rate. Caregivers may
sleep 6-8 hours during the shift a night.
Stay in client home for 2-3 days. General
shift is 8am 8a. Seeking additional
caregivers for the following shifts: 1st shift
7am 3pm, 2nd shift 3pm 11pm and 3rd
shift 11pm-7am Caregivers for the
Washington County and Ozaukee County.
*Looking for mature candidates that hold a valid
drivers license, clean driving record, CAN
certification helpful but not required. Must be
bondable and pass complete background check.
Must be a high school graduate or GED. We
offer competitive wages and flexible work
schedules.
Comforting Solutions for In-Home Care
TM
Call 262-376-7510
www.comfortkeepers.com
HEALTHCARE SERVICES
ACTIVITY
DIRECTOR/
COORDINATOR
Elizabeth Residence is looking for a
full time Activity Director/Coordinator
to enhance our activities staff at our
Bayside campus. This position
requires some evenings and alternate
weekends.
Experience with conducting
activities for seniors is necessary. The
ideal candidate will have excellent
organizational skills, an energetic
personality, lots of creativity, and
strong interpersonal talents for
interaction with elderly residents.
Please reply in person at:
9289 N Port Washington Rd
Bayside, WI 53217
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
CBRF Certified/CNAs
To work in CBRF 52 unit Specialty
Home & Resident
Aid for Assisted Apartments.
We offer great opportunity for
experienced, reliable staff
committed to quality care.
Wage commensurate with experience.
Apply in Person/No Phone Calls
9289 N Port Washington Rd
Bayside, WI 53217
COOK
We are looking for an
experienced Cook. Duties
include prepping and preparing
meals according to standard
recipes, ensuring a clean and safe
kitchen and adhering to dietary
concerns of our residents. HS
diploma or GED required. Please
send resume to
tvoeks@capricommunities.com or
apply in person.
Full or part time, split-shift.
Some days and some evenings.
Every other weekend and holiday.
The Gables of Germantown
Engel Haus
N109 W17110 Ava Circle
Germantown WI 53022
(located on Division Rd. south of Mequon Rd.)
No phone calls, please
www.capricommunities.com EOE
Full-Time Chair Assistant
Our West Allis General Practice
Dental office is seeking an experienced
chair-side dental assistant with the
following qualities: detail oriented,
self-motivated, excellent listening and
communication skills. Eaglesoft dental
software and insurance knowledge a
plus. Approx. 32-36 hrs per week.
Inquiries kept confidential.
Resumes to: abbs913@gmail.com or
fax resumes to: 920-725-0160
Or apply in person at
The Gables of Germantown
Engel Haus, N109 W17110 Ava Circle,
(on Division Road south of Mequon Road).
No phone calls, please
www.capricommunities.com EOE
Caregivers - All Shifts
Our Caregivers play a critical role in the
care and lifestyle of our residents,
assisting with activities of daily living,
light housekeeping and meal service.
High School diploma or equivalent, CNA
license and/or 2 yrs experience a plus,
reliable transportation, attendance and
flexible schedule needed. Please send
resume to blerch@capricommunities.com
CAREGIVERS
Full & Part Time Positions
Capri Communities is the premier provider of
senior living in southeastern Wisconsin and is
now accepting applications for CNAs/Caregivers
at The Gables of Germantown
- Engel Haus Assisted Living (RCAC)
located in Germantown, WI.
REMEMBER WHEN?
MEMORIES OF TIME SPENT WITH
PARENTS & GRANDPARENTS FADING?
PART TIME CAREGIVERS
Weekends, long days, overnights & 24 HR shifts
available. We provide training & great perks!
Driver's license, insured car & desire to give
back to a generation who once gave to you.
262-546-0226
or apply Homeinstead.com/391
To apply, please send your resume& salary requirements to the address belowor stop in to complete an application Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm
Gehl Foods Human Resource Manager N116 W15970 Main Street Germantown, WI 53022
resumes@gehls.com
Gehl Foods is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, or disability.
Our filler operators work with highly technical, high speed filling equipment to produce
quality bottled, canned or other packaged products. Filler operators must be both
mechanically and technically savvy and have an intense focus on quality. Candidates
must have a High School diploma or GED, proven experience with high speed
equipment, a strong mechanical aptitude, and exposure to or familiarity with sanitation
procedures. Previous experience in the food industry HIGHLY preferred! Positions open
on 2nd and 3rd shifts at our Main Street location.
Our packaging operators work with state of the art packaging and labeling equipment
to ensure finished product is ready for on-time delivery to our customers. Packaging
operators must be able to drive a forklift and operate highly technical equipment
related to packaging and labeling. Candidates must have a High School diploma,
previous packaging machine operation experience and the ability to work in a fast-
paced, multi-tasking environment. Positions open on 2nd and 3rd shifts at our Main
Street and Freistadt Road locations.
POSITIONS AVAILABLE DUE TO PHENOMENAL GROWTH!!
Founded in the late 1800s and headquartered in Germantown, WI, Gehl Foods, Inc. is an exciting, high growth business. As one of the largest low-acid aseptic food manufacturing
companies in the country, Gehl Foods serves over 200,000 retailers, foodservice operators and distributors in the US, Canada and Mexico. Gehl Foods is a dynamic industry leader
in a rapidly growing market and we are expanding our team to meet our customers growing needs.
We are searching for bright, experienced, driven individuals to fill several openings in all facilities and across all shifts! We offer an extremely competitive pay rate, a comprehensive
benefits package and the opportunity to be part of a talented and collaborative team where everyone rolls up their sleeves and collectively contributes to the overall success of the
organization.
FILLER OPERATORS PACKAGING OPERATORS
Our forklift drivers play a critical role in our overall process. They ensure our
production lines are prepared to run without interruption by transporting empty
containers and removing filled containers. This is a fast-paced position that requires
someone with extensive forklift driving experience and a commitment to safety.
Candidates must have a High School diploma or GED, have at least 2 years of forklift
driving experience (both electric and propane), be extremely dependable and have
strong communication skills. Positions open on 2nd and 3rd shift at our Main Street
location.
Our batching/blending operators are critical to producing a high quality product.
Working with raw ingredients, our batching/blending operators are responsible for
transporting, dumping and mixing ingredients all according to a defined recipe.
Attention to detail, the ability to perform basic mathematical equations, and identify
and document critical information is key to success in this role. Candidates must have
a High School diploma or GED and the ability to regularly lift 50-100 pounds (with or
without an accommodation). Previous experience in a similar role is highly desired!
Positions open on 2nd shift at our Main Street location.
FORKLIFT DRIVERS
Our Maintenance Mechanics perform assigned preventative maintenance and other non-routine repair work on all high-speed automation processing, filling and packaging
equipment throughout the plant. This hands-on, fast paced position is critical to the overall efficiency of our operation and has the opportunity to work with all types of equipment
and interact with line operators, supervisors and engineers. Candidates must possess an Associates Degree in a mechanical or electrical field of study, have at least 2 years of
mechanical maintenance experience and solid knowledge of manufacturing equipment including pumps, valves, hydraulics and other mechanical components. Positions open
on 2nd and 3rd shift at our Main Street location.
MAINTENANCE MECHANICS
BATCHING/BLENDING OPERATORS
CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE:
HEALTHCARE SERVICES
CALL TODAY
262-255-2222
EOE
Growing non-medical homecare agency
seeks Caring and Experienced CNAs to
assist individuals in their home. 12-24
Hour Caregiver service needed. Flexible
schedules. Retirees encouraged to apply.
WE OFFER: Competitive wages with
incentive bonus after 90 days.
Must have valid Drivers License,
car with current auto insurance
and a good driving record.
SKILLED TRADES
W130 N10437 Washington Dr., Germantown, WI 53022
262-238-6397 Fax: 262-242-9450 Info@discoverhometown.com
www.DiscoverHometown.com
We offer full service design & printing services.
No style or job is too big or too small. Contact us today!
Price includes complimentary design.
Folding extra.
2 sided, Full Color
70# Gloss
8.5 x 11 Menu
Full Color
Full Color
Prices include complimentary design.
WINDOWS DOORS SIDING
N112 W14880 Mequon Road | Germantown
Showroom: M-Th 9-7, F 9-5, Sat 9-1
262-255-7170
www.allamericanwindow.com
Estimates are FREE!
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