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School Board approves civics exam

BY THOMAS J.MCKILLEN
MANAGING EDITOR
The Germantown School Board

approved the procedure under which a
state-mandated civics test will be
administered to high school students
starting this year.
A provision in Wisconsin Act 55
requires that students will have to
pass a civics test to graduate from
high school beginning with in the
2016-17 school year. The test will
include questions on items such as the
United States Constitution, the system of government and American history. The civics test is comprised of
100 questions which are identical to
the 100 questions that may be asked
of an individual applying for US citizenship.
The state law required the test be
administered starting int he 2016-17
school year but the district has opted
to start the test this year.
At the start of discussion at the
Nov.
23
meeting,
District
Administrator Jeff Holmes said the
state law states at least 60 percent of
the questions on the exam have to be
answered correctly. Holmes said the
question has been raised if the district
can change that requirement to make
it higher. Holmes said he raised the

issue with district attorneys, who
indicated an issue could be raised if
other districts stayed at the 60 percent figure. If a student takes the student in another district and passes at
the 60 percent figure, the district
would have to address if that student
would have to re-take the test in
Germantown.
"We don't have a firm answer for it
at this point. The board certainly has
the ability to decide format," Holmes
said.
High School Principal Joel Farren
said that for counselors and administrators the concern with the test is
that a graduation requirement was put
in mid-stream.
According to information presented to the board, social studies teachers have already administered practice
exams. In four sections of ninth grade
Honors American History, 83 percent
of students passed the practice exam.
while 70 percent of students in ninth
grade American history, and 60 percent of students in political science
and 80 percent of students in the Law
and You elective courses offered at the
junior and senior levels passed the
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Civics exam approved

From Page 1
exam.
Adam Johnson, a social studies
teacher overseeing the process of
implementing the exam, said an individual applying for US citizenship has
to answer six of 10 questions correctly.
"We're giving students all 100 of
(the questions) and our thought
process was: How can we make it as
useful as possible, but also has stressfree" as possible, Johnson said.
Johnson said the school tried to
test as many students as possible first
semester, with the school planning to
adapt the process as needed, including
offering the exam online. He said
incoming freshmen are already scoring
"incredibly well" on the exam and said
he could see a pass rate of 99 percent
by second semester.
"It would be very easy to fulfill
most of this requirement right away
this semester," Johnson said.
Going forward, Johnson and Farren
said the school would face the situation of tracking down students who
hadn't taken the test. According to
information presented to the board,
there are 11 students not enrolled in a
social studies course this semester that
would need a different structure for
administering the exam. In the second
semester, there will be 33 students not
taking a social studies course.
Administrators are recommending
that for 2016-17, a digital format be
offered for the multiple choice exam,
according to information provided to
the board. In the future, the plan is to

offer the exam to students in a ninth
grade American history course, with
several options offered for students
who transfer to the district after ninth
grade.
While the board supported the proposal, several members indicated they
preferred that the pass figure higher
than 60 percent.
"This long overdue," School Board
President Robert Soderberg said of the
civic exam requirement. Soderberg
then said that many students in
America today "don't know the
Constitution, the don't know the system of government, they certainly
don't know American history. If our
kids in Germantown, which I know are
much smarter than those kids that
don't know it -- if they don't know it, I
don't want them graduating."
Farren suggested if the board could
start with the 60 percent starting this
year and revisit the matter in future
school years after the district has more
information on the number of students
passing the exam.
Board member Tom Barney said he
preferred a pass level higher than getting 60 percent of questions right, but
he could support the figure at this time
while the district examines the matter
further down the road.
Holmes added the district could
open itself to litigation if it had a higher pass rating than is allowed by state
law.
The exam was approved 3-1.
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and that your goal is to pay off the card as soon as possible, so that you wont
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The Gift Shop is open Tuesday
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District reviews comments from 'community engagement' meetings

The Germantown School Board was
updated on feedback received during
three "Community Engagement" meetings held during October.

The meetings sought input
on resident views on items such
as facility maintenance, expansion and modernization of
school facilities. During the
meetings, presentations were
made by School Board President
Robert Soderberg, District
Administrator Jeff Holmes,
Director of Business Services Ric
Ericksen and a representative
from the Plunkett Raysich
Architects firm.
During the Nov. 23 School
Board meeting, Bill Foster, a
representative from the School
Perceptions firm, explained the
residents had an opportunity to
review 11 options for district
facilities, which ranged from
expansion of elementary school
facilities and classrooms, renoPHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN vating Kennedy Middle School
Bill Foster of the School Perceptions firm and adding capacity and renodescribes resident comments from three vating portions of the high
Community Engagement meetings held by the school. Options such as adding a
Germantown School District in October.
pool or high school were includ-
ed for resident feedback.

Foster said the district stakeholders
"acknowledge overcapacity is an issue.
The district has been running at an
overcapacity situation for many years."
He said attendees at the meetings
expressed support for issues surrounding compliance with the federal
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
and expressed concern for the cost of
implementing a four-year-old kindergarten program. Modernizing learning
space is another matter that was mentioned by residents.
"This concept of modernizing learning spaces: My experience is that's really important but for the average person
to wrap their minds around it, what
does that mean? How does a modern
learning environment look?" Foster said.
He also said that stakeholders
expressed concern of the parking and
drop-off situations at MacArthur
Elementary School said many attendees
place "a relatively low priority" on a
field house.
After his presentation, Holmes
asked Foster "where do you see us going
from here?" Foster replied that a suc-
cessful referendum occurs when the district defines what it will do and how
much it will cost along what the district will do with the results of the referendum.
"People are more likely to support a
plan that they basically understand and
that they had a part in creating," Foster
said.
Foster suggested considering a survey to gather further input from residents.
Soderberg said the Community
Engagement meetings were "one data
point" and the board has taken the
information along with a survey of the
community and residents. He said
would have no problem with conducting
another survey.
"We will get there.If it leads to a referendum, it leads to a referendum.
There's really no sense of urgency right
now," Soderberg said.
He added the board would not rush
to an April referendum but said there
will be a point in time for the board to
make a decision.
-By Thomas J.McKillen, Managing
Editor
Village Board approves repair work for ditches

The Germantown VIllage Board
approved a motion Nov. 16 to spend
$120,000 to repair ditches in the rightof-way.
At the start of discussion, Trustee
Terri Kaminski would address areas
where the ditches are "dangerously
deep and cannot be mowed." The
ditches are grades on a 1-5 scale, with 5
being the worst. The village will seek to
address the ditch area in greatest need
of repair starting next year, Kaminski
indicated.
She added that the $120,000 will
not address all the ditches in need of
repair and that the item will return to
the board next year. The item is already
included in the village budget.
Village President Dean Wolter, noting that the village caused the issue
and will likely be addressing the matter

in its next two budgets, asked "what are
we doing going forward to make us not
cause this again?"
Lawrence Ratayczak, director of
public works, indicated that village
staff was overextended during construction projects and there was not enough
time to be on-site and evaluate conditions.
"That on my watch won't happen,"
said Ratayczak, who was hired by the
village earlier this fall.He noted he
comes from a construction background
and will watch the situation.
Trustee David Baum noted that matter "was discussed several times during
construction. I received phone calls
from Forest Drive and nobody wanted to
respond to this when it happened."
Trustee Dennis Myers said he was

concerned "we don't have enough
money and somebody's going be at the
end there."
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The following report was taken from
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Disorderly conduct
A male subject was warned and
advised for disorderly conduct at 2:29
p.m. Nov. 7 after following his friends
sister in the W16000 block of Ashbury
Circle. The subject, who was been
warned for stalking in the past, was
told to stay away from the female subject.
Motor vehicle theft
A male subject reported Nov. 19
that his sisters 2008 Chevrolet Impala
was stolen from GT Mobil, N96 W17500
County Line Road.
Operating while intoxicated
A driver was arrested for operating
while intoxicated-third offense at 7:24
p.m. Nov. 8 after multiple cell phone
callers reported an intoxicated driver

near Highway 41 and County Line Road.
Retail theft
A male subject was arrested for
retail theft at Fleet Farm, N06 W18200
County Line Road, at 2:22 p.m. Nov. 8.
retail theft at Fleet Farm at 4:35 p.m.
Nov. 8.
A male subject was taken into custody for retail theft at Fleet farm at
1:58 p.m. Nov. 11.
retail theft at Fleet Farm at 2:13 p.m.
Nov. 11.
Warrant
A male subject was taken into custody on a Germantown warrant in
Milwaukee at 2:18 p.m. Nov. 9. He was
transported to the Washington County
Jail.
ed neighborhoods have been at four

committee meetings the committee
decided to "do what we can in year one
and then overlap some in year two."
-By Thomas J. McKillen Managing Editor
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Hamilton wins opener

BY THOMAS J.MCKILLEN
MANAGING EDITOR
The Hamilton girls basketball team

broke open a close game against
Kenosha Tremper in the second half
Nov. 21 to win 59-46.
Hamilton jumped out to an 8-0 lead,
but Tremper closed the gap and held a
23-24 lead after Amanda Verhayen converted a free throw with 7.5 seconds
left before halftime. The Chargers took
the lead into halftime as Eliana Selin
converted two free throws after being
fouled with .9 left.
A basket by Tremper's Emily Wulf at
the 9:15 mark of the second half made
the score 39-36 in favor of Hamilton.
Hamilton responded by consecutive
three point baskets by Taylor Klug and
Selin. A free throw by Taylor Laboy gave
Hamilton a 46-36 with 6:33 remaining.

While Tremper reduced the lead to 4944 at the 3:17 mark on a basket by
Amari Whittington, Hamilton answered
with seven straight points to take a 5644 lead following a layup by Klug with
1:56 remaining.
Klug led all scorers, scoring 26
points for Hamilton.
Afterward, Hamilton Coach Bill
Scasny said that in the second half
Hamilton limited Tremper's second
chance scoring opportunities while converting its own scoring opportunities.
It was first game of the season for
Hamilton. Scasny said the starting five
players are returners from last year
while the bench is "brand new at varsity."
"That's going to be a work in
Hamiltons Taylor Klug (left) looks to pass to an open teammate against Kenosha
Tremper Nov. 21.
progress," Scasny said, adding that substitution patterns will have to be determined.
Scasny added that the team will
work on rebounding and running plays.
"It's only game one of a long season," Scasny said.
Menomonee Falls begins
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Menomonee Falls opened the season

with two losses. On Nov. 17, the Indians
lost at Waukesha Catholic Memorial,
68-58. Marissa Igunbor led Menomonee
Falls with 19 points.
On Nov. 21 Menomonee Falls lost to
Milwaukee Riverside in overtime Nov.
21, 67-43. Igunbor led Menomoene Falls
with 22 points while Madison Grzesiak
added 17 points.
Local players named to all-state teams

Postseason honors for several sports
were recently announced within the
past few weeks.
Two local football players received
honorable mention designations for the
Wisconsin Football Coaches Association
All-State team.
Inside linebackers Ty Botsford of
Hamilton and Austin Mozdzen were
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team.
Girls Volleyball honors: Rachel
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Association while Amanda Dahlman
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Lutheran, Kayla Dowler of Hamilton,
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Falls received honorable mention selections for the team.
Boys volleyball honors: Max Keefe of
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HOLIDAYS IN
On Saturday, October 17th, the Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School Varsity Cheer
Team competed at the Wisconsin Association of Cheer/Pom Coaches (WACPC) 2015
Game Day Championships at McFarland High School. For the fifth year in a row, the
KMLHS Varsity Cheer Team was named the Game Day Champions. Pictured are (from
left) standing: Grace Loeffler, Sara Peterson, Kylie Sonnenburg, Miriam Helwig, Clara
Kugler, Megan Weber, Rachel Brockdorf, Kelly Bramel, Hailee Jeske, Josie Gruber,
Brooke Follansbee, Sami Stiemke, Rita Bliesner; seated, seniors: Elizabeth Kluever,
Liz Heider, Amanda Kugler, Jordan Freeman, Toni Geidel, Emma Curran, Alexa
Braden, Natalie Marshall, Amber Wolfgram, Courtney Courtemanche, Kristen
Kalesavich. Not pictured: Elaina Guse, Amanda Nank, Miranda Noon.
Saturday, December 5th, 9am to 12pm

Jackson Area Community Center
N165 W20330 Hickory Lane, Jackson, WI 53037
Get into the Holiday Spirit!!

Join the Jackson Jt. Parks and Recreation Dept. & RYTEC along
with dozens of booths featuring kids gently used
toys, books and more. Support our youth as
they raise money for Holiday gifts by purchasing some very nice Holiday gifts of your own! A
great way to let your children shop for the
Holidays! Dont miss the Direct Sales Expo
so you can get gift ideas and specials from
local vendors like: River Shores Chiropractic,
Connect Cell, Doterra Essential Oils,
Perfectly Posh, Silpada, Norwex, Mary Kay,
31 Gifts, Wildtree, and more!! This event is
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with Santa, entertainment, food and
Holiday Fun - cant be beat! Food and
Refreshments available.
9am to 12pm Enjoy Shopping & Browsing
9am to 11:30am - Ornament Making, Cookie Decorating and
writing letters to Santa.
9am to 12pm Community Bake Sale, let us provide your
Holiday cookie platter!
9:30 m - 12pm - FREE Pictures with SANTA! Bring your camera.
ENJOY MUSIC, DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT THROUGHOUT THE EVENT!
Call (262) 677-9665 or check the website for more details or booth availability.
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Sat. Dec. 12th
November 28, 2015
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employer.
Humane Societys Festival of Trees

set for Dec. 5, 6
Washington
County
Humane
Society's 17th Annual Festival of Treesan extravaganza of holiday lights and
unique designs-will be held at the
humane society at 3650 State Road 60
(halfway between Jackson and Slinger)
Saturday, Dec. 5 (10 a.m. to 9 p.m.) and
Sunday, Dec. 6 (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.).
The Festival has become a very popular community event with individuals
and businesses sponsoring trees,
wreaths, swags, and centerpieces, and
then decorating them according to a
particular theme. Festival-goers delight
in strolling along the "snowy" paths,
and choosing their favorites for the
People's Choice awards. Attendees can

also enjoy refreshments from the cafe,
and visit the beautiful holiday boutique
filled with crafts from artists throughout southeastern Wisconsin.
Trees, wreaths and swags that do not
sell during the Preview Party on Dec. 4
will be raffled. Raffle tickets can be purchased at the event. Winners will be
drawn on Dec. 6 at the end of the event.
Tickets are $6 for adults, $4 for seniors ages 60 and up; and $4 for children
ages 3-12. Tickets can be purchased at
the door or online (at wchspets.org).
All proceeds go towards the care and
treatment of animals in the shelter.
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November 28, 2015
HOLIDAYS IN
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P E A C E
TO ALL
Joy. Love. Peace.
Sharing and Caring.
It is one day when differences are put
aside. The spirit of the holiday inspires us
to spread cheer and goodwill. We recall
celebrations with family and friends from
the past. And we look forward to the joy
that this season brings. May memories of
this Christmas keep our hearts warm
each day of the year.
GIRLS BASKETBALL:
Living Word 2-1

after first three
games
The Living Word Lutheran girls basketball team suffered its first loss the
season Nov. 21 after starting the season
with two wins, as the Timberwolves lost
to Sheboygan County Christian, 50-34.
After the Timberwolves Keri Walker
opened the game with a basket,
Sheboygan County Christian answered
with the next six points. A layup by
Kayli Brown reduced the Eagles lead to
6-5 at the 13:54 mark of the first half,
but Sheboygan County then reeled off
five points. The Eagles entered halftime
with a 31-21 lead. A seven-point run
early in the second half put the game
out of reach for Living Word. Brown led
Living Word with 11 points.
Living Word opened the season with
a 56-53 win at Sheboygan Lutheran Nov.
17. Two days later the Timberwolves
posted a 72-30 win over SWCHA.
Right after the Thanksgiving break,
Have a
Blessed Christmas!
629 Cedar St
N168 W20135 Main St
West Bend
262-334-2301
Jackson
262-677-4993
TOWN & COUNTRY DENTAL

Peter C. LaBudde
D.D.S.
Kayli Brown of Living Word Lutheran

(23) leads a fast break against
Sheboygan County Christian High School
Nov. 21.
Living Word will host Kenosha Christian
Live at 7:15 p.m. Dec. 1.
Jackson kids rummage Dec. 5

The annual Kids Rummage and
Cookies with Santa and Direct Sales
Expo will be held at the Jackson Area
Community Center from 9 a.m. to noon
Dec. 5, which is located at N165
W20330 Hickory Lane in Jackson. The
event will include business vendors,
direct sales vendors, music, dance,
food, ornament making, cookie decorating and more.
For rummage sale vendors, the registration fee for a booth is $5 for residents and $10 for nonresidents. There
is a limit to the first 50 vendors and
kids booths.
The rummage sale will be in cooperation with the Cookies/Pictures with
Santa. Organizers encourage families to
Our family helping your family in your time of need.

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bring their own cameras for pictures.

Kids will decorate picture frames and
have fun shopping the Kids Rummage
Sale while enjoying their cookies with
Santa!! Adults, this is a great place to
shop as well - theres nothing wrong
with gently used toys! The event is free
for those shopping and coming to visit
Santa.
The event will also include special
free holiday performances by the Celtic
Company, the Jackson Jt. Parks &
Recreation Dance Classes, All of the
Above Dance Company, and more.
For more information, go to
parkrec@villageofjackson.com or the
Jackson Parks & Recreation Web site,
jacksonparkrec.recdesk.com
A Holiday Celebration of Lights & Unique Decorating Designs
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Sat., Dec. 5th 10am-9pm Sun., Dec. 6th 10am-6pm

Over 75,000 lights
Decorated trees, wreaths, swags & centerpieces sponsored by
area businesses & individuals
Many Creations will be raffled off, tickets are $2 each or
3 for $5
Refreshment Cafe serving holiday bakery, coffee, hot cocoa,
hot cider & juice
Continuous holiday entertainment by local musicians
and schools
Christmas Shopping Boutique
Admission Prices: Adults $6 Children (3-12) $4
Seniors (60 & Older) $4
Washington County Humane Society
IV Sedation for your comfort

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N168 W20566 Main St., Jackson
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Finding the Lost,
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and Developing
disciples of Jesus
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Thursday, December 24
2:00pm, 4:00pm, 6:00pm, 8:00pm
Child Care provided at all
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Regular Worship Schedule

Saturday, 5:00pm
Sunday, 9:00am & 10:30am
Still Waters Community UMC
3617 Scenic Road, Jackson, WI 262-677-1311
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Girls basketball: KML loses to DSHA in OT
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2 Cherry Chocolate Chip - Recipe No. 244: Our one-of-a-kind
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3 Egg Nog Brickle - Recipe No. 261: Rich Egg Nog Fresh Frozen
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7 Peanut Butter Cup - Recipe No. 285: Creamy Vanilla Fresh
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8 Chocolate Caramel Twist - Recipe No. 206: Chocolate and
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9 Mint Oreo - Recipe No. 305: Our specially blended Mint Fresh
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10 Red Raspberry - Recipe No. 211: Delicious Raspberry Fresh
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11 Caramel Cashew - Recipe No. 207: Culvers Classic! Our
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13 Just Drummy - Recipe No. 266: Creamy Vanilla Fresh Frozen
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Kettle
Moraine
Lutheran stayed even
with Divine Savior Holy
Angels
(DSHA)
through regulation and
one overtime before
the Dashers broke the
game open in a second
overtime to win 67-60
Nov. 20.
Kettle
Moraine
Lutheran scored the
first four points but the
Dashers
Rachel
Heinrich answered with
a three-point basket at
the 15:52 on the way
to a game high 17
points. Ovi Young then
gave the Dashers a 5-4
lead on a basket a few
minutes later. Divine
Savior held a 17-12
lead following a basket
by Young with 8:48 left
PHOTO BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN before halftime, but
Kettle Moraine Lutheran's Sharla Boehlke (left) drives the Chargers rallied and
toward the basket a against Divine Savior Holy Angels entered halftime with a
player Nov. 20.
See BASKETBALL PAGE 21
ening chocolate.
14 Cookies & Cream - Recipe No. 256: Oreo cookie pieces swirled
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15 Butter Pecan - Recipe No. 203: Culvers Classic! This one still
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16 Chocolate Oreo Volcano - Recipe No. 209: Our delicious
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chopped Hersheys Milk Chocolate Bars, mini M&Ms and streams
of chocolate syrup.
17 Egg Nog Brickle - Recipe No. 261: Rich Egg Nog Fresh Frozen
Custard becomes an extra special Holiday treat with crunchy bits of
Heath Bar and ribbons of old fashioned salted caramel.
18 Butterfinger Pecan - Recipe No. 232: Hunks of crunchy
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Wednesday, Dec. 9th, Noon-7pm
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Thursday, Dec. 10th, 2pm-7pm
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November 28, 2015
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W213 N16806 Industrial Dr Suite B
Jackson
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DSHA downs KML
From Page 20
24-20 lead following baskets by Payton

Schneider and Lyndsey Soderbeck.
Divine Savior scored nine straight
points midway through the second half
and held a 38-30 lead following a three
point basket by Heinrich. But Kettle
Moraine Lutheran answered with
layups by Alyssa Shipley, Sydney
Rossow and Emily Frey, and tied the
score on a short basket by Amanda
Porth. The teams then stayed within
three points of each other until the
end of regulation,with both teams tied
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A layup by Young started a 9-1 run

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Soderbeck led Kettle Moraine with 14
points while Shipley added 13 points
for the Chargers.
Afterward, Kettle Moraine Lutheran
Coach Jason Walz said the opener was
"a good first game" as the team was
tested by DSHA, which is the defending Division I state champion. He
added that it's "always good to have
possessions that matter."
He also said the first game of the
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Miscellaneous
CASH FOR CARS: All
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EMPLOYMENT-DRIVERS
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heavy in Milwaukee area. Home 35 nights/week plus weekends. Top
pay! Vacation. 401K. Vision/Dental/
Disability/Health. Need Class A
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references. Ruth or Mike TTI Inc. 1800-558-2664
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SERVICES OFFERED
ED KRUEGER ROOFING AND
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window and door trim. Install
Seamless gutters & gutter cleaning.
262-370-2115
LOTS/ACREAGE
CRANDON WI: For Sale by Owner
40 acres Wooded High Land.
Borders public land. Excellent
Hunting. $64,900. More Land
Available. 715-478-2085
PETS
AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD
PUPPIES: Shots-Wormed-Import
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ENGLISH SETTER PUPS Field
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GUNS/HUNTING GEAR
GUN SHOW Dec. 4, 5 & 6
Fairgrounds, Jefferson WI Fri. 38:30pm, Sat 9-5pm, Sun 9-3pm. Lg
selection of guns & ammo for sale
563-608-4401
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Open 8am. Admission $3.
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others- start here with hands on
training for FAA certification.
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lots 40 frontage, $149,900
Bloomer Realty 920-849-9855
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best of their ability.
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Safe Step Walk-In Tub Alert for

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hardware or software issues?
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November 28, 2015
1000-1999 Notices
1000 Notices
IF YOU HAD HIP OR KNEE
REPLACEMENT SURGERY
AND SUFFERED AN
INFECTION between 2010
and the present time, you
may be entitled to
compensation. Call Attorney
Charles H. Johnson 1-800535-5727
1002 Coming
Events
CRAFT SALE: Reclaimed
& Redesigned Craft sale
with many repurposed
pieces of furniture, items
made of wood and pallets,
floral arrangements for
everyday and Christmas
made with old containers.
This is our first, but a must
see craft sale. Saturday,
Dec. 5th, 8am-3pm. W162
N11670 Park Ave.,
Germantown.
1005 Legal Notices

STATE OF WISCONSIN
CIRCUIT
COURT
WAUKESHA
COUNTY
Wells Fargo Financial
Wisconsin, Inc. c/o Wells
Fargo Bank, N.A., 3476
Stateview Boulevard Fort
Mill, SC 29715 Plaintiff, vs.
John E. Kelly a/k/a John
Kelly individually and as
Trustee of the Kelly Trust
dated November 23, 2004
Trust Pewaukee, WI 530723332. Dianne K. Kelly
individually and as a Trustee
of the Kelly Trust dated
November 23, 2004 Trust
3614 Erie St., Racine, WI
53402-3518. John Moe
Kelly and Jane Moe Kelly;
and such other known or
unknown Trustees or
Successor Trustees or
known
or
unknown
Beneficiaries of the Kelly
Trust dated November 23,
2004 Trust W283 N3302
Lakeside Rd., Pewaukee, WI
53072-3332.
Prohealth
Care Medical Assoc. N17
W24100 Riverwood Dr., Ste.
130, Waukesha, WI 531881177.
Aurora Medical
Group, Inc. c/o Rachelle
Hart, Registered Agent 750
W Virginia St., Milwaukee,
WI 53204-1539. State of
Wisconsin c/o Attorney
General 114 East State
Capitol, Madison, WI 53703.
Childrens Hospital and
Health Systems, Inc. c/o
Sheila
M.
Reynolds,
Registered Agent 999 N
92nd St., Wauwatosa, WI
53226-4875. United States
of America c/o US Attorney

517 East Wisconsin Ave.,
Milwaukee, WI 53202. c/o
US Attorney General 950
Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Rm
B-103, Washington, DC
20530-0001. Daniel Murray
W283 N3302 Lakeside Rd.,
Pewaukee, WI 53072-3332.
Defendants,
Medical
Associates Health Ctr. N88
W16554 Main St., Ste. 100,
Menomonee Falls, WI
53051-2823.
Added
Defendant. PUBLICATION
AMENDED
SUMMONS
Case No. 14-CV-01905 The
Honorable Maria S. Lazar
Case
Code
30404
(Foreclosure of Mortgage)
The amount claimed
exceeds $10,000.00. THE
STATE OF WISCONSIN To
each person named above
as a defendant:
You are hereby notified that
the plaintiff named above
has filed a lawsuit or other
legal action against you.
Within 40 days after
November 21, 2015 you
must respond with a written
demand for a copy of the
amended complaint. The
demand must be sent or
delivered to the court, whose
address is 515 W. Moreland
Blvd., Waukesha, WI 531882428 and to Gray &
Associates, L.L.P., plaintiffs
attorney, whose address is
16345 W. Glendale Dr., New
Berlin, WI 53151-2841. You
may have an attorney help
or represent you. If you do
not demand a copy of the
amended complaint within
40 days, the court may grant
judgement against you for
the award of money or other
legal action requested in the
amended complaint, and
you may lose your right to
object to anything that is or
may be incorrect in the
amended complaint. A
judgment may be enforced
as provided by law. A
judgment awarding money
may become a lien against
any real estate you own now
or in the future, and may also
be enforced by garnishment
or seizure of property. Dated
this 12 day of November,
2015. Gray & Associates,
L.L.P. Attorneys for Plaintiff
By: Patricia C. Lonzo State
Bar No. 1045312, 16345 W.
Glendale Dr., New Berlin,
WI 53151-2841 (414)2241987. Gray & Associates,
L.L.P. is attempting to collect
a debt and any information
obtained will be used for that
purpose.
If you have
previously received a
discharge in a chapter 7
bankruptcy case, this
communication should not
be construed as an attempt
to hold you personally liable
for the debt.
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2000-2999
Services
4000-4999
Rummage
7000-7999
Automotive
2000 Offered
Services
4013 Rummage
Richfield
7000 Autos for Sale
DUMPSTERS:
12, 20 & 30 Yard Rentals.
414-841-6862
3000-3999 For
Sale
3000 For Sale
KILL
BED
BUGS!
Harris Bed Bug Killers/

KIT Available: Home
Depot, homedepot.com,
Hardware Stores
3015 Firewood
GUARANTEED DRY
Hardwood firewood.
Delivery Available.
Call for Pricing. 262628-3328
3037 Trailers
UTILITY TRAILER, 4x6,
15 Tires, Fenders, Tailgate,
Steel Sides, 1-7/8 Coupler,
Spare, 1,000lb Load. $450
Cash, 262-786-6959. Leave
Message!
3040 Wanted to Buy
COINS +
Jewelry +
Watches, Etc.
(414) 461-6303
3720 N. 92 Milw.
RICHFIELD MOVING SALE

3626 East Cliffe Dr.
December 4th-6th, 10am.
2002 Harley Road King,
John Deere LA130 Tractor,
48 cut with sweeper, cart &
roller.
Honda HS 80
snowblower, chain saw, yard
tools galore, work benches,
10 Craftsman table saw,
router, 13 drill press, 12 1/2
planer, 16 jigsaw. Many
other woodworking tools. 2
air conditioners, fans,
heaters, ionizer, tons of
exercise equipment. The
block weights. Kitchen
cabinet bases, tvs, rocker
recliner love seat, sofa,
tables, lamps, 4 sq. raised
kitchen set, converts to
round, 4 matching chairs,
diningroom set w/ 6 chairs,
hutch, corner curio, ladies
writing desk, mantle clocks,
Alfred Meaken English
China, 5 pc. California King
bedroom set, ladies mirror,
book shelves, Christmas
decor., Yankee Candle gift
sets & games. Special
items: trunk full of early
1900s baseball magazines
and large collection of G.A.
Henty Books. Call 262-2291231
4018 Rummage
Lannon
ESTATE SALE: 7630 N
Vine St., Lannon, WI. Friday,
Dec. 4th. 9-4pm, Saturday,
Dec. 5th. 9-4pm, & Sunday,
Dec. 6th. 9-2pm. Sign-up
sheet used. Doors open
promptly at 9am. For
pictures, please go to:
estatesales.org.
Were
offering the contents of this
unique old world lannon
stone home in Lannon.
QUITE AN ECLECTIC MIX
AND IT ALL HAS TO GO!!
Large selection of garage
and shop tools, hunting
equipment, household items,
hunting clothes, other
hunting and fishing items.
Old knife bationates with
sheaths. Older fishing items.
Lots of shop tools, hand
tools, power tools, welding
items. Sit down bicycle. Old
dishes, old books, older
furniture. Nice wicker patio
set, picnic table. Old and
new camping gear. Old
trunk. Deer heads. Rams
head.
Mounted
fish.
Antiques, glassware, living
room furniture, lamps,
MUCH, MUCH MORE!! As
always, we price our estates
to sell. Sunday is our ever
popular bring a box, bring a
friend blow out day!!!!
Thunderbolt cross bow with
scope. Simplicity riding lawn
mower. Stay tuned for more
pictures and descriptions
coming soon!
1985 CHEVY DUMP

TRUCK Rebuilt engine,
under 1,000 miles. Asking,
$8,500/ OBO. 262-2517007
2001 FORD TAURUS V-6
Automatic, power windows,
locks, etc. new since 2011.
Battery, alternator, starter,
axles, rebuilt transmission,
and much more. Good car!
$1,450, 414-587-1398
2007 HONDA CIVIC LX
Sedan: new tires, exhaust,
brakes,
headlight
assemblies, wheel covers, &
all weather floor mats. No
rust, well maintained! 115K
miles, $5,200/ OBO. 414406-9246
8000-8999
Employment
8008 Restaurant
Hospitality
SERVERS WANTED FOR
Friday Fish Fry & Banquets.
Apply at The Schwabenhoff
on Wednesdays after 3pm or
Fridays after 10am. 14750
W. Silver Spring.
8009 Sales/
Marketing
BEAUTY CENTER
2731 W Forest Home
Ave.
414-383-9777
We carry: Avon, Jafra,
Zermat, & many more
cosmetics. Also, we
carry clothing, perfume,
& jewelry.
Mention ad, get 10%
discount.
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SALES/MARKETING
NOW HIRING
Express News is looking for an
Inside/Outside Sales Rep.
Sales experience helpful, but we will train
the right person. Salary plus commission.
No weekends or holidays.
Send resume to:
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or email to:
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Manufacturing Tech
Maintenance
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GENERAL
EMPLOYMENT
FUNRKINGMENT
WOVIRON
EN PART-TIME
WAREHOUSE
WORKER NEEDED
HEALTHCARE SERVICES
SIGN ON BONUS!
CARESTAFF
ALL SHIFTS, FULL & PART TIME

(CNAs or CBRF Certified Required)
Willing to train the right individual.
Please call Rachel
@ 262-644-5926 if interested.
for our Brown Deer Warehouse
Capri Communities is the premier provider

of senior living communities in Southeastern
Wisconsin and we are now accepting
applications for the Gables of Germantown
LASATA SENIOR
LIVING CAMPUS
in Cedarburg has the following
positions available:
KITCHEN HELP Days & PMs
227 E. Washington St., Slinger
RN Supervisor
Part-time on NOC shift
LPNs/RNs
Full and part time positions
CNAs
Part-time PMs and NOCS
Please mail your resume to:
COOK Full Time Position

Prep and prepare meals according to
standard recipes, ensuring a clean and
safe kitchen and adhering to the dietary
concerns of our residents. Prior cooking
experience is required. Days/evenings,
some weekends and holidays. Please send
resume to tvoeks@capricommunities.com
or apply in person.
AUTUMN OAKS
Gain experience by working

on the inserting machine,
packaging and stacking.
Hometown Communications
P.O. Box 335-HR Germantown, WI 53022
or email to: HR@discoverhometown.com
Assists with food prep, serving, clearing

and setting tables, washing dishes and
assisting residents wherever necessary.
Ensures resident satisfaction and
opens/closes restaurant.
Apply in person at
The Gables of Germantown

N109 W17110 Ava Circle
(on Division Road south of Mequon Road).
No phone calls, please
www.capricommunities.com EOE
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Wauwatosa
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Menomonee Falls
Hartford
Jackson
West Bend
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Oak Creek
Hartland
Cedarburg
Whitefish Bay
Elkhorn
Johnson Creek
Madison
Lasata, owned and operated by Ozaukee

County, offers excellent wages, benefits,
weekend and shift differentials.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Please apply online at

www.lasatacampus.com,
visit us in person or fax
Ozaukee County application to
262-377-4202.
Or email
akohal@co.ozaukee.wi.us
Ellens Home
W150 N11127 Fond du Lac Ave.
Germantown South
262-250-9800 or email to:
ellenshome2@wi.twcbc.com
Join Our Health Care Team!

Were a family oriented health care facility.
CNAs
Part Time PMs And Nights

2pm 6pm | 7pm-11-pm
10:45pm 7:15am
CAREGIVERS
LEAD 3RD SHIFT
PT KITCHEN HELP
Were just a short 15 minute

drive south of Fond Du Lac
Make more than a living...
Make a difference.
Ellens Home is a 42 bed assisted living looking for dependable

professionals who love working with the elderly. CBRF certified
experience preferred. But willing to train the right individual.
Premium wages and benefits
Hope Health and

Rehabilitation
Bring in this ad
Receive $250 SIGN ON BONUS!
438 Ashford Ave. Lomira, WI 53048

Apply online at:
hopehealthandrehab.com
or call 920-269-4386
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is seeking a Part-time DISTRIBUTION

ASSISTANT. This position is responsible for assisting with route delivery,
training new carriers, and warehouse organization. Working the early hours
from 1:00am 6:00am, with Friday, Saturday and Sunday being the most frequent scheduled days, therefore required availability although days may vary.
Staying past 6:00am until the work is completed is required when unexpected
routes are in need of delivery. You must be 18 years of age or older and able
to lift 30-35lbs repetitively. A valid drivers license and have proof of vehicle
insurance are required. Pay rate varies depending on location.
To apply visit: http://www.journalmediagroup.com/: Click Careers - Search
Publishing Jobs Search opening click: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to apply.
Or call the following locations:
Burnham DC (Central Milwaukee)
Eddie Carter 414.647.4752
Clinton DC (North Milwaukee)
Cornell Sims 414.982.1830
Johnson Creek or Hartland DC
Christine Katona 414.788.5111
Port Washington or Cedarburg DC
Rod Debroux 414.225.5068
Rawson DC (Airport Milwaukee)
Sara Schoessow 414.762.3395
Menomonee Falls,
West Bend or Hartford DC
Dave Fifarek 414.788.0799
Waukesha DC
Barb Kowalkiewicz 262.446.6649
Elkhorn DC
Tom Adyniec 262.723.7678
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November 28, 2015
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
Delivery, Installation
and/or Service Person
Part time. Appliance knowledge is a plus but will
train the right person. Pay based on experience.
Apply Within:
Scheunemann
Appliance and TV
Jackson, WI 53037
scheunemann@sbcglobal.net
No Calls Please
CREW & SHIFT

MANAGERS
wanted for Cousins
Subs, Sussex. $8 - $12
per hour. PT or FT.
Call 262-820-1180 or
stop in at W232 N6116
Waukesha Ave. for
immediate consideration.
Germantown Community Library has an opening for a

Library Specialist 1. The position is approximately 26
hours per week and does include evening
and weekend hours. Previous public
library experience and some college
preferred, but not required.
Applications available at the library.
Germantown Community Library
N112W16957 Mequon Road
The deadline for applications
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November 28, 2015 // Volume 24, Issue 48

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School Board approves civics exam

The Germantown School Board

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