Germantown Express News 02/21/15

Volume 24, Issue 8 February 21, 2015
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NEWS
Lower speed limit:
The Germantown Village
Board approved lowering
the speed limit on Donges
Bay Road from 40 mph to
35 mph Feb. 16. See
page 7.
Feast
&
Follies:
Celebrating its fifth year,
the Feast & Follies dinner show will be held
Saturday, March 28,
from 5 to 8:30 p.m. in the
Germantown
High
School auxiliary gym.
See page 22.
Engineer honored:
Bridget Henk, Project
Engineer at GRAEFs
Milwaukee Office, has
received the 2014 Young
Engineer of the Year
Award
from
STEM
Forward. See page 22.
Out on the Town
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Progress Section
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Karls Market
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Tax Time
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Classifieds
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Employment
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Home Improvement
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Prep sports scores. See page 4.
Teacher in campaign
sign incident submits
resignation
A Germantown School District teacher involved in a
campaign sign vandalism incident last summer has
resigned.
The teacher, April Kay Smith, received a disorderly
conduct citation from the Jefferson County Sheriff's
Department July 9 after it was determined that she
destroyed campaign signs for Gov. Scott Walker. She
later entered a no contest plea and paid $169 in court
assessments, according to the Wisconsin Circuit Court
Access Web site.
According to the Sheriff's Department report, a witness observed Smith destroying the signs at the Jefferson
County Fair and contacted the Sheriff's Department. The
witness wrote a report in which she stated she observed
Smith pull the signs out of the ground and step all over
them.
At first, Smith denied damaging the signs and said
she was Germantown kindergarten teacher. She was a
teacher at Amy Belle Elementary School prior to the incident.
In December, the Germantown School District issued
a statement stating that the School Board determined the
incident was an isolated event and that district parents
have praised her work as an educator. The district stated
the Smith would be allowed to resume her duties in an
alternate teaching assignment.
Smith submitted a letter to the district dated Feb. 12
stating that she would resign effective the next day. The
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February 21, 2015
Boys basketball: Germantown wins share of North Shore title

BY THOMAS J. MC KILLEN
MANAGING EDITOR
The Germantown boys basketball team
started strong and finished strong against
Nicolet Feb. 13, clinching a share of the
Germantowns Juwan McCloud converts a layup against Nicolet Feb. 13.

Photo by Thomas J. McKillen
North Shore Conference title with a 80-54

win over the Knights.
The number one goal always is the
North Shore Conference six in a row
and eight out of nine. Pretty special for all
these boys, Germantown Coach Steve
Showalter said afterward.
Showalter added that this years team
watched previous title winners in the past.
No one expected a whole lot and its
kind of fun that here we are again, he
said.
Right after the game, Showalter spoke
to fans prior to cutting down the nets to
mark a conference title.
This is six in a row, its pretty special
for all of us. These boys worked pretty hard
and make sure that you appreciate these
guys. This is a lot of effort, a lot of teamwork, Showalter said.
He thanked his assistants and parents
for their support.
We have a lot of special kids here.
Appreciate them, thank you for everything
and lets cut the nets down, Showalter
said.
Germantown opened the game with a
23-2 run before Nicolet outscored the
Warhawks 8-3 in the final minute of the first
quarter to make the lead 26-10.
Germantown picked up the pace in the
second quarter and held a 47-24 lead by
halftime. Nicolet slowed the pace and
outscored Germantown 20-10 in the third
quarter. The Germantown lead was cut to
62-40 following a basket by Nicolet at the
5:57 mark of the fourth quarter.
But a three-point basket by Juwan
McCloud was the first of 20 consecutive
points over a three minute period to seal
the win for Germantown.
Germantown followed that win with a
75-53 win over Brookfield Central Feb. 17.
McCloud led the Warhawks with 23
points.
We shouldnt need any motivation for
Brookfield Central. We shouldnt need any
motivation for Homestead, Showalter said
after the Nicolet win. Homestead will play
at Germantown Feb. 20. With a win in that
game, Germantown will clinch sole possession of the North Shore title.
Germantown avenged last years loss
to the Lancers, which snapped
Germantowns 69-game winning streak.
After the win, Germantown now has a 190 record. The Warhawks started the week
ranked first in state Division I coaches poll.
Other results
Menomonee Falls had a 4-8 Greater
Metro Conference record and a 8-12 overall mark following a 63-52 loss at West
Allis Hale Feb. 13. Bryce McMurtry led
Menomonee Falls with 21 points.

Hamilton beat Brookfield East Feb. 13,
49-42. Zach Jasinski led Hamilton with 14
points. Afterward, Hamilton had a 3-8
record in the Greater Metro Conference
and a 9-10 overall mark.
Kettle Moraine Lutheran remained at
the top of the Flyway Conference standings following a 58-45 win at Omro Feb.
13. Jared Henning led the Chargers with
16 points. The Chargers followed the
Flyway Conference win with a 68-38 win
at Kewaskum. Steve Seider led Kettle
Moraine Lutheran with 13 points.
Afterward, the Chargers had a 12-0
Flyway Conference record and a 19-1
overall mark. Kettle Moraine Lutheran also
remained at the top of the Division 3
coaches poll that came out at the beginning of the week.
Girls basketball: Germantown tops

Homestead for conference title
Germantown's Val Meissner converted
six free throws in the final minute against
Homestead as the Warhawks defeated the
Highlanders 59-47 Feb. 19. Germantown,
which won a share of the North Shore title
with last week's win over Nicolet, clinched
sole possession of the North Shore crown
with the win over Homestead.
"Every time this group has been challenged this year they've dug in defensively
and made the plays the needed to offensively. They always seemed to respond just
how you want them to respond,"
Germantown Coach Matt Stuve said afterward.
With the win, Germantown finished the
regular season with a 18-3 overall record.
Germantown will open postseason play
against Hamilton Feb. 27.

"Toughest one in the state," Stuve said
of Germantowns postseason sectional. He
noted the sectional includes Hamilton,
Arrowhead, DePere, Sheboygan North and
Kimberly
"You've got to win a state tournament
just to get to the state tournament," Stuve
said.
Hamilton finished the regular season
with a 42-39 win over Menomonee Falls
Feb. 19. Hamilton, a sixth seed in the
regional, finished the regular season with
a 15-7 overall record. Menomonee Falls
finished the regular season with a 6-16
overall record. Menomonee Falls will
open the postseason at Waukesha South
Feb. 24.
Falls wrestlers second, Germantown third at Cedarburg regional

Menomonee Falls wrestlers finished second at the Cedarburg Division I regional to
the host school Feb. 14.
Cedarburg won the regional with 258
points, qualifying the Bulldogs for the team
regional competition on Feb. 17.
Menomonee Falls, which placed second
with 192.5 points, was eliminated from team
competition, which it had qualified for the
past two seasons.
Menomonee Falls placed first in two of
the three lowest weight classes. At 106,
Austin Lasanske finished second. Lasanske
pinned Alex Gleisner of Arrowhead in the
quarterfinal and Luke Meyer of Cedarburg in
the semifinal. He was pinned in the title
match by Zack Szohr but rebounded with a
pin over Josh Krenek in the wrestleback.
Eric Wunsch won the 113 pound weight
division. Wunsch pinned Sam Boerner of
Cedarburg in the semifinal and followed that
with a pin over Kevin Tamboli in the final. At
120, Bill Holz scored a technical fall over
Kyle Eberle of Arrowhead and followed that
with 6-1 decision over Colton Ryan of
Cedarburg.
The other second place finish came from
Tyler Simcock at 170. Simcock won a 5-2
decision over Ben Sciortino of Hamilton in
the semifinal but lost 3-2 in the final to Ryder
Siglar of Cedarburg. Simcock was awarded
second place due to an injury default.
Finishing in third for Menomonee Falls
were Jerrot Holz at 132, Jake McMahon at
145 and Zack Pogorzelski at 152. Placing in
fourth for the Indians were Will Genthe at
138 and Andrew Gawronski at 195. They
will advance to the sectional individual meet
at Menomonee Falls Feb. 21.

Germantown finished third with 175
points. Szohr was Germantown's sole first
place finisher, as he recorded pins over
Krenek and Lasanske.
Second place finishes came from Kevin
Tamboli at 113, Mason Wheeler at 120,
Waymon McNeal at 132, and Tommy
Nelson at 152. Tamboli recorded a 5-0 decision over Joey Fisher of Homestead in the
semifinal before being pinned by Wunsch in
the title match. He rebounded with a 3-2 win
over Sam Boerner in the wrestleback.
Wheeler started the day with a pin in the
quarterfinal and followed that with an 11-6
decision over Bonesho in the semifinal. He
lost a 14-2 major decision to Aidan Yde of
Arrowhead in the title match. McNeal stated
the day with a pin in the quarterfinal and
won a 9-4 decision over Jerrot Holz in the
semifinal. He lost a 5-1 decision to Josh
Hickey of Cedarburg in the title match.
Nelson started the day with a pin over
Rliey McCoy of Arrowhead in the quarterfinal but was pinned in the semifinal by Jason
Ipsarides of Cedarburg. He then won
wrestlebacks over Connor Scholus of
Homestead and Pogorzelski.
Third place finishes for Germantown
came from Jimmy Nguyen at 120, Devin Holt
at 120 and David Nilles at 285.
Hamilton finished fifth with 167 points.
First place finishes for Hamilton came form
Ryan Merkel at 145 and John Rybka at 182.
Merkel started the day with a 14-7 decision
over Dakotah Barnes of Germantown and
followed that with a 3-2 decision over
McMahon. He won the title with a 11-9 deci-
Bill Holz (center) of Menomonee Falls is pictured after winning the 120 pound
weight class at the Cedarburg regional Feb. 14.Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.
sion over Kelvin Yde of Arrowhead.
Rybka started the day with a pin over
Spencer Alascio of Cedarburg and followed
that with a 4-2 decision over Nate Dantzler
of Menomonee Falls. He won the title with a
1-0 decision over Daniel Sorensen of
Arrowhead.
Second place finishes came from Jake
Macaluso at 220 and Brad Biswell at 285.
Macaluso started the day with a quarterfinal
pin and followed that with a pin over Larry
Martin of Homestead. He was pinned by
Tyler Watson of Cedarburg in the title match

but rebounded with a pin over Devin Holt of
Cedarburg in the wrestleback.
Biswell started the day with a pin over
Nilles but lost on a pin in the final to Kyle
Polum of Cedarburg.
Third place finishes for Hamilton game
from Josh Krenek at 106 and Owen Gorges
at 138. Fourth place finishes came from
Dustin Griepentrog at 126, Dylan Klemstein
at 132, Ryan Hernandez at 160, and Bem
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the holes, tap in the spiles and hang the buckets. Cost: $5 per person for Non-Members;
free for Trail Pass and All Access members.
Riveredge Nature Center is located at
4458 County Road Y in Saukville. For more
information, call (262) 375-2715 or visit
riveredgenaturecenter.org.
Perch Fish Fry Choice of potato pancakes or french fries and served with coleslaw or corn . . . . . . . . . $14.99
Grilled Tilapia Choice of potato pancakes or french fries and served with coleslaw or corn . . . . . . . . . $14.99
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Page 7
Village Board lowers speed limit on Donges Bay Road

BY THOMAS J. MC KILLEN
MANAGING EDITOR
The Germantown Village Board
approved lowering the speed limit on
Donges Bay Road to 35 mph Feb. 16.
The motion went against the recommendation of village staff, which proposed
having the Police Department monitor
speeds along the road for several months

before determining the speed limit.
I think the prudent position here is that
the Village Board postpone this item for a
couple of months, Village Engineer
Brionne Bischke said.
Bischke said that during that time the
Police Department should monitor speeds
along the road. He cited the document
POLICE BLOTTER
The following report was taken
from records at the Germantown
Police Department.
Motor vehicle theft
A 2005 Ford was stolen from a
garage in the W15000 block of Starlite
Drive during the overnight hours of Feb. 6
and 7.
Retail theft
A male subject was taken into custody
for retail theft, felony bail jumping and
obstructing at 3:02 p.m. Feb. 5 at Fleet Farm,
N96 W18200 County Line Road. He was
also found to have a warrant through the
West Allis Police Department.
A female subject was cited for retail
theft at 5:34 p.m. Feb. 6 at Fleet Farm.
Theft
Computer parts were reported stolen
from Germantown High School, W180
N11501 River Lane, Feb. 5.
Several tools were reported stolen
from a garage in the W21000 block of
Marlette Drive Feb. 7.
Truancy
A female student at Germantown High
School was cited for habitual truancy and
her mother was cited for contributing to truancy Feb. 6.
Warrant
A male subject was taken into custody
on a Town of Trenton warrant at 7:01 p.m.
Feb. 6 in the W19000 block of Edison Drive.
...Teacher resigns
From page 1
many wonderful colleagues and administrators, Smith stated in the resignation letter. If there is any way I can be of help during the transition, please let me know.
By Thomas J. McKillen, Managing
Editor
Germantown fifth grade girls

team wins home tourney
N112W16298 Mequon Rd.

Phone: 262-345-0943
Fax: 262-345-0948
Store5233@theupsstore.com
Mon-Fri 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Sat
9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Sun
Closed
youre to have to have a cop posted on

that road 24 hours a day, Vanderheiden
said.
Vanderheiden said he would support
the 35 mph limit for Donges Bay Road.
Trustee Terri Kaminski noted Division
Road also has a 35 mph limit and that lowering the speed limit on Donges Bay is in
line with the village is doing for other
roads.
Trustee Art Zabel said there were only
two-foot shoulders along portions of
Donges Bay Road while there are driveways at the top of the hill on the road,
which are reasons to lower the speed limit.
Trustee Robert Warren asked the board
to give Bischke a chance to do his analysis and get some good quantitative information to possibly support these subjective
reasons that we are coming up with.
Police Capt. Michael Snow echoed
comments from Chief Peter Hoell at the
committee level, who indicated the department doesnt have the information to recommend a change.
We just dont respond to a lot of accidents in that area, Snow said.
However, the agency would support
enforcement if the board lowers the speed
limit.
The board rejected a motion by
Warren to delay action to allow for a
review of speed along the road, with
Warren and Trustee Shane Daniels supporting the request. The board then
approved lowing the speed limit, with
Daniels and Warren voting in dissent.
UPS Store
Hwy 41-45
Mequon Road
Located in this Pick n Save
Shopping Center
Pilgrim Road
School Board will take final action on the

resignation request at an upcoming meeting.
Thank you for the opportunity to serve
the Germantown community and work with
The Methods and Practices for Setting

Speed Limits, which was prepared by the
Federal Highway Administration and
which gave guidelines for determining
speed limits.
Its basically engineering 101,
Bischke said. He explained that drivers will
drive at a comfortable level, no matter
what the speed limit may be. The document
states that the speed limit should be set at
the 85th percentile or the speed that 85
percent of drivers will travel.
The Police Department did monitor
speeds along Windsong Road in May to
early June 2014, the speed traveled by 85
percent drivers was 45 mph. However, that
study was done only over a few days.
Bischke said the problem with lowering
the speed limit below the 85th percentile is
that a section of drivers is now breaking the
law.
And theyre going be breaking the
law, because no matter what you post that
speed limit at, theyre going to drive how
comfortable they are, and the Police
Department is going to be overwhelmed
with enforcement, Bischke said.
Bischke said the Police Department
should do the study before a decision is
made.
Trustee Al Vanderheiden noted the
speed limit on Mequon and Pilgrim roads
are both 35 mph, and that both roads are
four lanes. By contrast, Donges Bay Road
is only two lanes.
It comes down to enforcement. If you
want ensure people are going 35 mph,
Unfortunately, there are lots of restrictions when it comes to shipping packages. Does it contain lithium batteries, alcohol, tobacco, firearms, ammunition,
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long as the package is labeled correctly. Alcohol and tobacco shipping is very
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scopes and ammunition cannot be shipped through The UPS Stores. However,
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The Germantown Fifth Grade girls Hawks went undefeated to win the
Germantown Winter Shootout held February 14th. Pictured are (back row)
Kaeley Kroenke, Emilie Wizner, Gabrielle Cox, Hally Bowles, Julia Nilles (front
row) Gretchen McNeal, Calla Laabs, Kate Pavletich, Melanie Marks and
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February 21, 2015
Hein family fundraiser

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Convenient Hours: Mon & Wed 7am-7pm; Tues, Thurs, Fri 7am-6pm; Sat 8am-1pm
The Acts of Grace Mission team is hosting a fundraiser dinner for the Hein family
of Menomonee Falls. Kent Hein suffered a
spinal cord injury and funds are being
raised to help with the familys medical and
equipment expenses.
Fundraiser to be held at Grace Lutheran
School:
Schwai's Fish FryFriday, Feb. 27,
4:30 to 7 p.m. Ticket prices are $10 for
two-piece plate; $11 for three-piece plate;
$4 hot dog plate. There will be a .50
charge for carry-outs. Desserts will be available for purchase.
The ACTS of Grace Mission team raises funds for local families, food pantries,
area organizations and mission trips. The

group has helped with rebuilding and disaster relief efforts after hurricane Katrina in
New Orleans/Mississippi, following the
tornados in Missouri and Illinois and after
hurricane Sandy in Long Island. They have
also provided construction help in
Wyoming and Idaho and been on mission
trips in Mexico, Guatemala, Brazil and
China.
Grace Lutheran School is located at
N87 W16173 Kenwood Blvd, Menomonee
Falls. For more information call (262) 2510670
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February 21, 2015
1848
Fun Facts
US President:
James Knox Polk
US Vice President:
George M. Dallas
Jan 23: Mrs Elizabeth
Blackwell 1st woman
Dr. in US
Jan 23: Patent for an
envelope-making
machine
Jan 31: Corn Laws
abolished in Britain
Feb 4: UW begins in
1-room w/20 students
1930 Fun Facts
1859
Germantown
N112 W17100 Mequon Rd.
262.250.3800
Menomonee Falls
N56 W14044 Silver Spring Dr., Ste. 100
262.252.1302
FBFCWI.COM
MEMBER FDIC
1960
1960 Fun Facts

US President: Dwight D. Eisenhower
US Vice President: Richard M. Nixon
Bread: ....................................................$0.20/loaf
Milk: ..........................................................$1.04/gal
Eggs: ......................................................$0.90/doz
Car: ........ $2,275 Gas: ........ $0.31/gal
House: $18,500 Stamp: $0.04/ea
Avg Income: ....................................$6,227/yr
DOW Avg: ..........................................................616
1964
US President: Herbert C. Hoover

US Vice President: Charles Curtis
Bread: ..................................................$0.08/loaf
Milk: ........................................................$0.56/gal
Eggs: ......................................................$0.49/doz
Car: ................ $525 Gas: .......... $0.25/gal
House:....$7,146 Stamp: .... $0.02/ea
Avg Income: ....................................$1,612/yr
DOW Avg: ..........................................................165
Pet Care Service for Precious Pets

13175 W. Silver Spring Rd
PO Box 228
Butler, WI 53007
262-781-5200
www.animalmotel.net
1966
Falls Auto Parts

Supplies Inc.
Our 50th Season

Starts in October
Menomonee
Falls Preschool
Co-Operative
N89 W16688 Grant Avenue

Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
N88 W17658 Christman Rd.

P.O. Box 283
262-251-3550
262-251-0400
1975 Fun Facts

US President: Gerald R. Ford
US V P: Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bread: ..................................................$0.28/loaf
Milk: ..........................................................$1.40/gal
Eggs: .................................................... $1.26/doz
Car: .......... $4,950 Gas: ............$0.57/gal
Avg Income: ........................................$15,546/yr
House: ........................................................$42,600
Stamp:....$0.10/ea DOW Avg: ....852
1981
1945
1944
Lamers Bus Line
The Passenger Professionals
Neu's Building
Center, Inc.
1122 W. Boden Court

Milwaukee, WI 53221
414-282-3566
N95W16915
Falls Parkway
Menomonee Falls, WI
53051
www.GOLAMERS.com
1964
262.251.6550
www.neushardware.com
1964
GERMANTOWN
COMMUNITY Karls Country
Market
LIBRARY
1965
www.menomoneefallspreschoolcoop.com
1963
Page 9
Shows at
North Middle
School Auditorium
N88 W16750 Garfield Drive
fallspatioplayers.com
262-255-8372
1975
CHILDRENS
COMMUNITY CENTER
Each Child Uniquely Different, Each Child Equally Precious
N88 W17550 Christman Rd.

Phone: 262.251.1212
Fax: 262.251.9965
www.cccforkids.com
1981
N112 W16957
Mequon Rd.
Germantown,
WI 53022
262-253-7760
www.germantown
librarywi.org

Menomonee Falls,
WI 53051
262-252-3090
N88 W15192 Main Street

Sun 7-7; M-Sa 7-9

Meat Dept. 7-6 every day
Pools Spas Chemicals Accessories

262.255.3626
www.KarlsCountryMarket.com
www.poolpark.com
1970 Fun Facts

US President: Richard M. Nixon
US Vice President: Spiro T. Agnew
Bread: ............................................$0.24/loaf
Milk: ....................................................$1.32/gal
Eggs: ................................................$1.16/doz
Car: ...........................................$3,542 Gas: ..
$0.36/gal
Avg Income: ..................................$11,106/yr
House: ..................................................$26,600
1977
1974
Schlafer
Auto Body
Family Owned & Operated
For Over 40 Years
20691 W. Main Street
Lannon, WI 53046
262.251.7390
www.schlaferauto.com
1980 Fun Facts
www.bunzels.com
US President: Jimmy Carter

US Vice President: Walter F. Mondale
Bread:....................................................$0.51/loaf
Milk: ........................................................ $1.60/gal
Eggs: .................................................... $1.33/doz
Car: ............ $7,574 Gas: ............$1.22/gal
House: ...................................................... $76,400
Stamp: .................................................... $0.15/ea
Avg Income: ..................................$23,974/yr
1981
1982
FAMILY OWNED
BUSINESS
FOR OVER 50 YEARS!
Larry Bunzels
opened in the 1930s.
Now going on the
4th gerneration with
Chip Bunzel.
8415 W. BURLEIGH
414-873-7960
GERMANTOWN
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
Your Friends in the car business
W156 N11251
Pilgrim Rd.
F L O O R I N G
(located inside the Chase Bank)
N95 W17055 Falls Parkway
262-255-1812
www.germantown
chamber.org
262.255.1400
malkins.com
11137 W. SILVER SPRING DR.

(EAST OF HWY. 45 - NEXT TO WENDYS)
M-F 7-6; SAT 8-NOON
Welch Insurance Services

N84W15959 Appleton Ave, Suite 105
Office: (262) 250-1728
Fax: (888) 432-1215
www.welchis.com
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1985 Fun Facts
1984
US President: Ronald Reagan

US V P: George Bush
Bread: . . . . . . . . . $0.55/loaf
Milk: . . . . . . . . . . . $1.98/gal
Eggs: . . . . . . . . . . . $1.20/doz
Car: . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,902
Avg Income:. . . . . $32,944/yr
House: . . . . . . . . . $100,800
Min Wage: . . . . . . . . $3.35/hr
N91 W14010 Warren Street

262.251.0600
www.roskopfstowing.com
WE ARE STILL HERE

TO HELP YOU HAVE A BETTER DAY
1988
Appleton Ave &
County Line Rd.
German Glass &

Gift Imports Inc.
&Richfield
Christmas
Chalet
Square Shopping Center
Oil Phone
1280 Hwy 175 Hubertus, WI
262-251-1699
262-628-7100
We Are A State Emissions

Testing Center
1987
GERMANTOWN
TIRE &
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
Sandi
Blackwell
GRI, CRS, Relocation Specialist
I Dont Just Sell Houses, I Sell Homes!
27 Years!
N112 W16660
MEQUON RD.
GERMANTOWN,
WI 53022
sbselzhomz@aol.com
(Direct): 262.345.3244
(Cell): 414.378.1448
262-251-4463
www.sandiblackwell.com
1991
Friends
of Nature
Connie L. Hillmann
Accountant
N96 W18221 County Line Rd.
Menomonee Falls, 53051
262-253-9955
Visit our Website: www.germangifts.com

Like us on Facebook
1993
connie@dmaccounting.com
www.dmaccounting.com
N88 W15483 Main St.

Menomonee Falls
262-253-9889
SUN 9-5; M-F 9-9; SAT 9-7
STARTED ADVERTISING WITH

EXPRESS NEWS FROM DAY 1 IN 1994
1994
1992
Doug and Lynns
D&M ACCOUNTING
SERVICES, INC.
Wash Phone
262-251-7332
1987
1990
1989
February 21, 2015
W175 N11163 Stonewood Dr.

Suite 229
Germantown
262-437-0036
1995 Fun Facts
1997
N112 W16760 Mequon Rd
CELEBRATING 21 YEARS IN BUSINESS

Like us on Facebook
US President: Bill Clinton

US V P: Al Gore
Bread: ..................................................$0.79/loaf
Milk: ..........................................................$2.51/gal
Eggs: ......................................................$1.46/doz
Car: ...... $18,360 Gas: ............$1.21/gal
Avg Income: ........................................$51,353/yr
House: ..............................................................$158,700
Stamp:....$0.32/ea DOW Avg:5,117
1997
1997
1998
1998
W173 N9170 St. Francis Drive
THE SILVER
SHOP
WEISSMAN
AUTOMOTIVE
W140 N10455
Fond du Lac Ave
Germantown,
WI 53022
262-255-5150
P.O. Box 335

Germantown, Wisconsin 53022
262.238.NEWS (6397)
www.discoverhometown.com
262.255.5950

262.255.0370
1998
N116 W16218
Main Street
Germantown, WI
53022
262.255.1840
bubsirishpub.com
www.tpsilvershop.com
1999
2001
W173 N9170
St. Francis Dr.
Menomonee Falls,
WI 53051
262-502-1219
www.DrHeppe.com
262.227.7908
262-255-7777
www.aldospizzaandpub.com
Ranked #1 in Germantown
Sold More Homes in 2014
www.knash.com
2001
2004
Lombardo
Law Office
GROSS TAX
SERVICE
10919 W Bluemound Rd.

Suite 200
Milwaukee WI 53226
414-543-3328
W175 N11081 Stonewood Dr. Ste 205

www.lombardolawoffice.com
136 South Main Street
West Bend, WI 53095
www.cakeandbake.com
262.255.9125
Pilgrim Plaza
W156 N11058 Pilgrim Rd
Hours: M-F 10-6, Sat 10-4, Sun Closed
www.real-kids.com
Eye Associates
262-334-2321
centuryfarmhouse.com
Proven &
Affordable Debt
Solutions
262-255-1600
www.grosstaxservice.com
February 21, 2015
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Bethlehem Lutheran
Preschool
SPRING
OPEN
HOUSE March 3, 6:30P.M. N108W14290 Bel Aire Lane
2005 Fun Facts
US President: George W. Bush
US Vice President: Dick Cheney
May 6 - Transit of Venus
Jun 6 - Transit of Venus occurs
Jan 1 - Asteroid 1989
FC closest approach to Earth
Oct 1 - BC Origin of Era of Abraham
Aug 21 - Next total solar eclipse
visible from North America
2008
Families interested in learning about our Bethlehem

Lutheran Preschool are welcome to join us on March 3 at
6:30 PM at our Germantown campus. Our Preschool
offers programs for 3 and 4 year olds. Full time child care
is also available. Call 262-251-3120 for more information
or go to our website: www.Bethlehem-wels.org
2007
KINDERGARTEN ENROLLMENT STILL AVAILABLE
A PLACE FOR
PAMPERED PETS
W156 N9662
Pilgrim Rd.
Germantown
266-255-1340
2009 Fun Facts
N64 W23246 Main St., Sussex

262-246-3457
US President: Barack Obama

US Vice President: Joe Biden
Bread: . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.76/loaf
Milk: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.11/gal
Eggs: . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.27/doz
Car: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $26,500
Gas: . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.25/gal
Stamp: . . . . . . . . . . . . $0.42/ea
Min Wage: . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.25
2010
2013

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Founded in 1946 and traded on the New
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Lowes supports the communities it serves
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The MCR Group LLC

Three Companies with proven experience
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variety of services for its clients. From lawn
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industrial customers. Located at 7301 W.
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With combined experience of over 80
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Paul Conway offers a special "eye" in natural landscape designs. His abilities to combine native outcropping stones and boulders
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Northouse Landscape brought the 3-D
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Ryan Risse, the lead designer states, "The
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T he MCR Group has grown to a 70 truck
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The MCR Group prides itself on the service
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range of high-end customers, such as
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The MCR Group, distinguished pasts with
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Lead sponsor for the Express News Home,
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The Waukesha Expo Center is located at
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News & Events

Around the village and county
Superfood program
set for Feb. 24
Froedtert & the Medical College of
Wisconsin St. Josephs Hospital has partnered with the Kettle Moraine YMCA to
hold free programs about superfoods
and stress management. A program entitled The Benefits of Stress Management
will be offered Tuesday, Feb. 24, 6 to 7
p.m. at the Kettle Moraine YMCA in West
Bend. The program will provide tips and
techniques to cope with and take charge of
everyday stressors. The program is presented by Sue Cirillo, massage therapist at
Healing Elements Day Spa. To register call
800-272-3666. Space is limited.
Free tax help for seniors
AARP will offer free tax help
Wednesdays, now through April 15, at the
Germantown Senior Center offering free

tax help. For more information or to make
an appointment, call (262) 253-7799.
Campus notes
Jacalyn
Schubring,
from
Germantown, Wisconsin, was named to
the Dean's List for the Fall 2014 semester at
Buena Vista University. Students named to
the Dean's List must have a minimum grade
point average of 3.5 for the semester,
based on a 4.0 grade point system, and
must have taken at least 12 hours of
coursework.
Founded in 1891, Buena Vista
University offers 43 majors and 15 pre-professional programs that blend liberal arts
with real-world applications, preparing students for lifelong success. Its quality academic programs, faculty, facilities, and
Graef engineers receive awards from STEM Forward. Pictured are Robert
Fieldbinder, STEM Forwards Board President, Bridget Henk, Project Engineer at
GRAEF, John Goetter Principal and Vice President at GRAEF's and Executive
Director, Rich Merkel. Submitted photo.
Graef engineer honored by

STEM Forward
Bridget Henk, Project Engineer at
GRAEFs Milwaukee Office, has received
the 2014 Young Engineer of the Year
Award from STEM Forward. STEM Forward
is southeastern Wisconsins leading technical organization committed to providing
and promoting educational outreach programs that emphasize science, technology,
engineering and mathematics (STEM).
In the past year, Henk has taken on
complex design roles and is also taking a
leadership role in refining the standards of
GRAEFs stormwater management group.
Recently, Henk contributed to the drainage
analysis for the Lakefront Gateway. She has
also served as a design engineer for the
Milwaukee Avenue Utility and Street
Reconstruction in Wauwatosa and the
Community Memorial Hospital Expansion
in Menomonee Falls. Henk is passionate
about sustainability and improving the way
society thinks about green infrastructure, a
passion that is carried over into her work at

GRAEF.
Bridgets drive and commitment to the
industry set her apart, said Kissinger. We
look forward to seeing how her career continues to unfold. I think she has a very bright
future ahead of her.
Henk was honored at the annual
Engineers Week Banquet on Feb. 12r.
GRAEF is an employee-owned, full-service engineering and consulting firm with
proven expertise in planning; landscape and
industrial architecture; operations consulting;
and structural, civil, transportation, MEP, and
environmental engineering. GRAEF serves
public and private clients from its offices in
Milwaukee, Green Bay, and Madison,
Wisconsin; Chicago, Illinois; and Orlando,
Florida. For more than 50 years, GRAEF has
demonstrated its commitment to continuously
adapting to meet the changing needs of the
industry and its clients.
technology result in 97 percent of BVU's

recent graduates being employed or
enrolled in graduate/professional schools
within six months of graduation, based on
a 98 percent survey response rate.
The following local residents made
the Dean's List for fall 2014-2015 semester
at Rochester Institute of Technology:
Zachary Stewart of Germantown,
Wis., (53022) is a first-year student in the
electrical engineering program in RIT's
Kate Gleason College of Engineering.
Linden Pohland of Germantown, Wis.,
(53022) is a second-year student in the
international hospitality and service management program in RIT's College of
Applied Science and Technology.
Degree-seeking undergraduate students are eligible for Dean's List if their
term GPA is greater than or equal to
3.400; they do not have any grades of
"Incomplete", "D" or "F"; and they have
registered for, and completed, at least 12
credit hours.
Rochester Institute of Technology is
home to leading creators, entrepreneurs,
innovators and researchers. Founded in
1829, RIT enrolls 18,000 students in more
than 200 career-oriented and professional
programs, making it among the largest private universities in the U.S.
Germantown Senior Center
health programs
The following will be offered by the
Germantown Senior Center, W162
N11960 Park Avenue.
Health screeningA health screening
is offered the fourth Wednesday of every
month, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. A registered nurse from Community Memorial
Hospital will take seniors' blood pressure
and answer any questions about health.
The next visit is Feb. 25.
Elderly benefit specialistElderly
benefit specialist Jennifer Fechter comes to
the Senior Center the second Tuesday and
fourth Thursday of each month from 9:30
to 3 p.m. She answers questions about
medicare and medical assistance, supplements, all community-based services, housing and tax information. To schedule an
appointment, call the Senior Center. For
more information, call the Washington

County Dept. on Aging at 1-877-3063030 or (262) 335-4497. The next visit is
Feb. 26.
For more information, call the Senior
Center at (262) 253-7799.
Senior computer classes for
March
The following computer classes will be
offered at the Germantown Senior Center.
Basic BeginnerMarch 4, 11, 18
and 25, 10 to 11 a.m.
Intro to FacebookMarch 2, 9, 16
and 23, 10 to 11 a.m.
Intro to Digital PhotographyMarch
2, 9, 16 and 23, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.
Intro to MS WindowsMarch 3, 10,
17 and 24, 10 to 11 a.m.
To sign up, call Senior Center at (262)
253-7799. Fee is $45 for residents and
school district residents and $54 for nonresidents.
Feast & Follies dinner show at
GHS set for March 28
Celebrating its fifth year, the Feast &
Follies dinner show will be held Saturday,
March 28, from 5 to 8:30 p.m. in the
Germantown High School auxiliary gym.
Hosted by the Warhawk Band
Boosters, the event will feature a dinner
catered by Bunzels and a self-serve coffee
bar. The highlight of the evening is an
entertaining variety show featuring performances by Germantown High School
band students.
Raffles, as well as silent and live auctions, will be held throughout the evening,
with checks and credit cards accepted at
the event for auction and raffle ticket purchases.
General seating tickets are $40, and
reserved seating is $45. Tickets are available from Lori Hohl, event chairperson, at
LoriHohl@wi.rr.com or (262) 613-0134.
Registration deadline is March 21.
All proceeds raised will be used for the
high schools award-winning band program, including purchasing uniforms,
equipment and instruments and providing
student scholarships for music leadership
camps.
Craig Vento joins Waddell & Reed

as financial advisor
Waddell & Reed announced Feb. 6
that Craig Vento has joined the firm as a
Financial Advisor in the Waukesha area.
Prior to joining Waddell & Reed, Vento
was a financial advisor with J.P. Morgan
Securities where he had worked for over
two years.
As a Financial Advisor, Vento will
assist individuals, families and businesses
with a broad array of financial needs to
include offering a full-service brokerage
platform, recommending long-term investment strategies and developing customized financial plans.
He has a passion for building longlasting, personalized client relationships
and takes a holistic view of each clients
financial situation, which Frank Anzalone,
Managing Principal, believes makes him
an ideal fit as a Financial Advisor at
Waddell & Reed.

Previously, Vento also has worked for
Chase Investment Services and
Ameriprise Financial Services. Vento
earned a Bachelors Degree of
Economics from the University of
Wisconsin in Milwaukee.
Founded in 1937, Waddell & Reed
has today grown to more than 160 offices
nationwide.
The company offers a wide array of
investment products and services, as well
as a variety of insurance products which
are offered through insurance companies
with which Waddell & Reed has sales
arrangements. For more information
about Waddell & Reed, or about financial services in general, contact Craig
Vento at (262) 565-6731.
February 21, 2015
1000-1999 Notices
3040 Wanted to Buy
1005 Legal Notices
COINS +
On behalf of Eco-Site, this

will advise interested
members of the general
public as follows. Eco-Site
intends to build a 105-ft
(115-ft overall) stealth
monopole
telecommunications tower
and associated equipment
compound at 8060 N. 60th
Street, Brown Deer,
Milwaukee County, WI
53223. Members of the
public interested in
submitting comments on
the possible effects of the
proposed construction on
properties included in or
eligible for inclusion in the
National Register of
Historic Places may sent
their comments to Clint
Carlson
(c.carlson@trileaf.com),
Trileaf
Corporation
representative acting on
behalf of Eco-site, 1821
Walden Office Square
Suite 510, Schaumburg,
IL 60173 or call at 630227-0202
2000-2999
Services
2003 Cement/
Masonry
JARVIS LUTYNSKI
CONCRETE
A Third Generation Co.
Driveways, patios, slabs, &
stamped. Free Estimates.
Insured. 262-375-7424
www.LutynskiConcrete.co
m
3000-3999 For
Sale
3025 Miscellaneous
Sale
PELVIC/TRANSVAGINAL
MESH? Did you undergo
transvaginal placement of
mesh for pelvic organ
prolapse or stress urinary
incontinence between 2005
and the present? If the
mesh caused
complications, you may be
entitled to compensation.
Call Charles H.Johnson
Law and speak with female
staff members 1-800-5355727
Jewelry +
Watches, Etc.
(414) 461-6303
3720 N. 92 Milw.
4000-4999
Rummage
4024 Rummage
West Allis
RUMMAGE-A-RAMA!
February 21-22
WI State Fair Park
New, used, overstock,
household, toys, crafts,
bargains, collectibles, and
MORE!
Over 110 sellers
Saturday 9-4, Sunday 9-3
Admission: $4 OR $2 with
two-item food donation.
Kids 12 & under FREE!
$5 parking via gate 5; or
street parking;
For more information:
414-375-2024
rummage-a-rama.com
5050-5999
Housing Rentals
5051 Condo/
Townhouse For
Rent
GERMANTOWN 1 BDRM
with den, 1 bath,
appliances, in-unit washer
& dryer, private deck,
basement, garage, pool,
tennis courts, jogging track,
No Pets. Rent $825. 262224-3620
262-644-9352
6050-6999 Other
Property for Sale
6054 Office Commerical
BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE
In business 32 years. 8
stations, newer equipment,
upgraded plumbing & electric.
Beautiful Salon. Priced to sell.
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262-379-5909 Sandy
7000-7999
Automotive
7000 Autos for Sale
2002 MERCURY SABLE
GS 4-door, 128k miles,
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53964 Call 608-296-2244 OR
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WCAN (Wisconsin Community
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PLEASE BE CAREFUL
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TRUE! For more information, or
to file a complaint regarding an
ad, please contact The
Department of Trade, Agriculture
& Consumer Protection 1-800422-7128
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SALES/MARKETING
EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING CONSULTANT WANTED!
February 21, 2015
RESTAURANT/HOSPITALITY
HELP WANTED
Full Time 3rd Shift
STOCKER
Full Time
PRODUCE CLERK
These positions are permanent,
40 hours per week, and include a
full benefit package. Apply within
or send resum to:
W61N286 Washington Ave.

Cedarburg, WI 53012 262-375-4474
IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS!
Manufacturing Tech
Maintenance
CNC Machining
Mold Making
:
G
N
I
R
I
H
NOW
WELDERS
Benefits include:
Competitive salary, Bonus program, 401k with company match, Paid
Vacation & Holidays, Tuition Reimbursement, Onsite Fitness Center,
Full Insurance Benefit Package after 60 days, Company paid Life
Insurance and Short Term Disability Insurance
In addition to great benefits, we support employee
development and offer cross-training opportunities.
Send your resume or apply in
person at:
7261 Hwy. 60 West, Hartford, WI 53027

262-709-4444 Email: hr@helgesen.com
Website: www.helgesen.com
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER/DRUG FREE WORKPLACE
February 21, 2015
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FOOD SERVICE COOK

The Elizabeth Residence, an
elderly assisted living facility,
is seeking a part time position
in our Dietary and Food
Service Division. Must be
available evenings, alternating
weekends and holidays.
Prepping,cooking and baking
experience required.
Please apply
in Person
HEALTHCARE SERVICES
Now Hiring In-Home Caregivers
BrightStar is looking for dependable
Caregivers to provide one-on-one care
with senior in their homes. Openings on
1st, 2nd and 3rd shifts and weekends.
CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant)
HHA (Home Health Aid)
LPN (License Practical Nurse)
RN (Registered Nurse)
Valid drivers license and Background

checks required.
www.brightstarcare.com/west-bend/
9289 N Port Washington Rd

Bayside, WI 53217
NOW HIRING CNAs!!

OFFERING A SIGN ON BONUS!!
$2,000.00 for Full Time

$1,000.00 for Part Time
Apply on-line or in Person at:
BrightStar of West Bend
W227N16841 Tillie Lake Court
Jackson, WI 53037
Please call if you have questions:
Job Line: 262-677-9203
Fax: 262-677-9208
or Email: diane.lincoln@brightstarcare.com
Independently Owned and Operated
Serving Ozaukee, Washington and Dodge Counties
Do Something Special...
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KEEPER
We are looking for caring and compassionate people interested in

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Clean background, valid drivers license, reliable vehicle required. CNA/CBRF certification a plus. Flexible hours, competitive
wages, insurance, PTO.
Apply online at:

ck709.ersp.biz/employment
1416 Wisconsin Ave.
Grafton, WI 53024
262-376-7510
CAREGIVERS
$
Part Time & Full Time
ALL SHIFTS
250
Sign On Bonus
Ellens Home
(if you bring in

this ad)
of Germantown & Port Washington are looking for

dependable professionals who love working with
the elderly. Competitive wages & benefit pkg.
Apply in person at:
W150 N11127 Fond du Lac Ave.
Germantown South 262-250-9800
or 1800 Granite Lane
Port Washington 262-268-9555
or online at
ellenshome2@wi.twcbc.com
Mayville Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is

currently seeking qualified Certified Nursing
Assistants to join our caring team. All shifts
are available. WI Certification is required;
prior experience is preferred.
Interested candidates can apply at
http://www.extendicareus.com/jobs.aspx
or please call for more information at 920387-0354.
We are located at:

305 Clark Street Mayville, WI 53050
Extendicare... "Helping people live better"

EOE/Drug Free Workplace
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
DISTRIBUTION ASSISTANT
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is seeking a Parttime DISTRIBUTION

ASSISTANT to work at the MENOMONEE FALLS DISTRIBUTION
CENTER. This position is responsible for assisting with route delivery,
training new carriers, and warehouse organization and cleanliness.
Hours are generally from 1:00am 6:00am, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday are the most frequent scheduled days therefore required availability although days may vary. Occasionally unexpected routes are in
need of delivery. Staying past 6:00am until the work is completed is
required. To be eligible you must be 18 years of age or older and able
to repetitively lift 30-35lbs of newsprint bundles. A valid drivers license
and have proof of vehicle insurance are required. Pay rate is $11.00 an
hour.
To apply visit: www.journalcommunications.com
Search Openings Enter the Auto reg ID 29BR for this AD
Or Contact David Fifarek at: 262-253-2986
(Covering: Germantown-Sussex-Hubertus-Colgate-Lannon-Richfield)
MENOMONEE FALLS DC
Providing supports that build bridges
between individuals and their communities
RESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT
Bridges of Wisconsin has immediate full
time and part time openings for 2nd and
3rd shift residential assistants. These
positions are benefit eligible and incorporating hours e/o weekend. Bridges
serves adults with developmental disabilities in group home settings. If you are a
kind, compassionate, dependable individual, at least 18 years old with a drivers license and an insured, reliable vehicle, we would love for you to apply.
Please call 262-338-4941 ext 33 and leave
a message.
NURSING
Opportunities
CNA: Part Time
PM Position
CNA:
3/4 Weekend
Premium Pay
Positions
Please apply in person or call for further information
The Pavilion
at Glacier Valley
1900 American Eagle Dr, Slinger, WI 53086
262.297.6300
Drug-Free/Smoke-Free Workplace/EOE
Make Extra $$$

Newspaper Delivery Positions Available
Germantown-Sussex-HubertusColgate-Lannon-Richfield
$175 - $250 + per week
If you have a vehicle and a few extra
hours available each morning, here is
an opportunity for you to earn extra
money. Candidates must have a valid
drivers licenses and proof of insurance.
Please contact David Fifarek
District Manager
Phone: 262.253.2986
Email: dcmenomoneefalls@jrn.com
WANTED:
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
CARRIERS
Menomonee Falls
Driving Routes
Available
Apply in person to fill out an application at:
Express News
9077 N. Deerbrook Trail
Brown Deer, WI 53223
email:
hr@discoverhometown.com
or mail your resume
Page 26
February 21, 2015
GEN. EMPLOYMENT
WAREHOUSE
WORKER NEEDED!
Part-time warehouse person
needed in our Brown Deer
Warehouse.
The incumbent will have a variety of
duties, including but not limited, to:
Working on an insertion machine,
Packaging & Stacking
Must be able to lift 50 lb. and stand
for long periods of time in one place
Send your resume to:

Hometown Communications
P.O. Box 335-HR Germantown, WI 53022
or email to: HR@discoverhometown.com
SKILLED TRADES
WAREHOUSE MANAGER
SMALL PARTS DISTRIBUTOR
IN MENOMONEE FALLS INDUSTRIAL PARK, FAST PACED,
BASIC MICROSOFT COMPUTER
SKILLS, INVENTORY CONTROL,
WORKING MANAGER.
SALARY CAN VARY BASED
ON EXPERIENCE, HEALTH INSURANCE, VACATION, 401k.
EMAIL RESUME: bsarring@cpdonline.com
NOW HIRING
EXPERIENCED PARTS PERSONNEL

In this position you will be required to specify and recommend appropriate parts
needed for service, requisition non stock items, maintain invoicing data within our
computer system, other duties will also be assigned as needed.
A minimum of 4 years of experience with Class 5-8 heavy duty truck and/or All
Makes Truck Parts in the heavy duty truck or equipment field is required.
Candidates must be customer focused and possess solid data entry, computer and
telephone skills. This person must also be able to communicate clearly and effectively with customers, service technicians and other applicable personnel as needed.
As an Inland Power Group employee you will be eligible to receive competitive wages
and participate in 401k, profit sharing plan, health, dental, disability plans, paid vacation & holidays.
Submit resume along with

salary requirements to or apply at:
Inland Power Group

Equal
Opportunity
Employer
13015 W. Custer Ave. Butler, WI. 53007

Attention: Human Resources Manager
Email: humanresources@inlandpowergroup.com
Female and Minority candidates are encouraged to apply.
2nd Shift
Some Experience Necessary
Machinist
Milling/Grinding Dept.
Some Experience Necessary
First Shift
$5000.00 HIRING BONUS FOR QUALIFIED*

TRUCK AND DIESEL TECHNICIANS
Inland Power Group is looking for Truck & Diesel Technicians and Parts Personnel to
work in our facility located in the Butler, WI
First and Second Shift: Truck and Diesel Technicians
The primary duties of this position are to diagnosis and repair of Medium & Heavy
Duty Trucks and other diesel powered equipment.
Experienced Technicians: Minimum of 4 years of documented experience in diesel
engine and/or truck chassis troubleshooting & repair is required to qualify for the hiring bonus.
Entry Level: Candidates with post high school or other training/education in the
diesel engine, chassis repair or related field with less than 2 years of experience are
also encouraged to apply. $1000.00 tool program is available for Entry Level technicians.
You must have your own tools and be available for overtime as needed.
CNC Set-Up/Operator
Toolmaker
We are seeking a career minded, experienced Electro-Mechanical
Technician to join our team. Responsibilities included the installation,
service, repair and preventative maintenance of the Corrugator and
Conveyor systems in a state of the art facility. This position is for 2nd
shift.
Preferred qualifications include but are not limited to: 2-3 years of
Electro-Mechanical Automation System Installation & Troubleshooting
Experience; operational knowledge of automated industrial machinery
which includes: motors, servos, drives, relays 3 phase power, communication devices, industrial/electronic controls and power transmission
systems; good understanding of hydraulic and pneumatic systems;
strong troubleshooting and problem solving ability with practical,
mechanical and electrical aptitude; must be able to read and interpret
both electrical and mechanical drawings; must be fully computer literal
with Microsoft environment; excellent written and verbal communication skills; ability to work independently in a mature and professional
manner; two year technical degree, certificate or equivalent experience
desired. All candidates must be willing to work any available shift; as
well as overtime. Corrugated background and/or boiler license is a plus,
but not required. Only TEAM THINKING individuals should apply.
QUARTERLY BONUS INCLUDED.
Apply online at www.rocktenn.com (http://www.rocktenn.com) or email
resume to Julie Schram jschram@rocktenn.com or fax 414-312-4340.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer
2nd Shift
Toolmaking/Machining
Experience Necessary
All positions are full-time with benefits

APPLY IN PERSON OR SEND RESUME TO:
Gruber Tool & Die, Inc.
2605 E. Progress Dr
West Bend, WI 53095
Email: contact@grubertool.com
www.grubertool.com
DRIVERS
CALL TODAY
DRIVERS-TEAMS
Allstates Trucking, an employee owned
48-state carrier located in Mount
Pleasant, WI is looking for driving teams
with reefer experience. Positions require
minimum of 3-years experience with a
class A CDL and a clean driving record.
We offer .58 per mile with guaranteed
miles and home weekly. Please call 800345-1980, ext. 716 M-F 9:00 a.m. - 4:00
p.m. for further information.
February 21, 2015
Page 27
Plan for a Bountiful Harvest this Season

BY MELINDA MYERS
Its hard to believe, but soon plants will
be moving into the garden center and dreams
of a beautiful and productive garden will be
filling your head. Many gardeners however
find that when it comes to putting plans down
on paper, they freeze. Perhaps just a little
help is needed.
To begin, take a look at your favorite
recipes and make a list of the ingredients you
would like to grow. Include vegetables and
herbs you use often, those that are cheaper to
grow than to buy, and those that taste best
fresh from the garden. Tomatoes, peppers,
cilantro are just a few that come to mind.
Be sure to involve your family in this
process. After all, if they help plan the garden, they may be more inclined to help weed,
water and harvest it. But even if they dont
end up lending a hand, they will be much
more likely to clean their plates when you
make their favorite dishes with those homegrown fresh-from-the-garden vegetables.
Once you have your list of vegetables
and herbs, its time to design your garden.
Dont let this step intimidate you. There are
some
terrific
online
tools,
like
bonnieplants.com, that provide planting
plans to make this much easier for both new

and experienced gardeners. For example, in
just one small space (4 feet by 4 feet), Bonnie
Plants Homemade Salsa garden plan allows
gardeners to grow two tomato or tomatillo
plants in cages in one row, one jalapeno pepper and one red bell pepper in cages in the
next row, and cilantro and onions in the third
row. If you need more produce for your
favorite recipes, just add another 4 x 4 section.
Or visit gardeners.com to plan your own
garden. Their kitchen and garden planner
(located under learn and share) allows you to
design your own garden. And once planned
you will have your own planting guide and
know how many plants or seeds are needed
to grow the garden you desire.
Boost your gardens productivity even further with proper care and some space-saving
techniques:
Water plants thoroughly whenever the
top few inches of soil is crumbly and just starting to dry. Also, be sure to mulch by covering
the soil surface with a layer of shredded
leaves, evergreen needles, or weed-free
straw. Mulching helps conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and improve the soil over time.
Maximize every square foot by grow-
ing tomatoes and peppers in cages. In addition, train cucumbers and other vining plants
up a trellis. Going vertical leaves more room
to plant your other favorite herbs and vegetables.
Save even more space by growing fastmaturing vegetables like lettuce in between
vegetables like tomatoes that take much
longer to begin producing. This strategy,
known as interplanting, allows you to grow
two types of vegetables in one space. By the
time the tomato plants become large and
start to shade out the greens, the lettuce will
be done producing. Not only does this save
space, but it also reduces the number of
weeds.
Now its time to start mapping out your
plans for the growing season ahead.
And be sure to bring you gardening ques-
tions and stop by and visit me Sunday, March

1 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the 2015
Home, Garden and Landscape Show at the
Waukesha Expo Center for Ask the Expert.
Gardening expert, TV/radio host, author
& columnist Melinda Myers has more than
30 years of horticulture experience and has
written over 20 gardening books, including
Cant Miss Small Space Gardening, The
Midwest Gardeners Handbook and The
Garden Book for Wisconsin. She hosts The
Great Courses How to Grow Anything
DVD series and the nationally syndicated
Melindas Garden Moment TV and radio
segments. Myers is also a columnist and contributing editor for Birds & Blooms magazine.
Myers web site, www.melindamyers.com,
offers gardening videos, podcasts and monthly tips
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Germantowns Juwan McCloud converts a layup against Nicolet Feb. 13.

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Girls basketball: Germantown tops

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