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Clean sweep: WashingtonCounty will hold its next FullService Clean SweepSaturday, Oct. 12, 8 a.m. tonoon, at the WashingtonCounty Highway Facility, 900Lang St., West Bend. See page7.

Stotts at Schauer:Storyteller and singer StuartStotts will bring his comedicpersonality to the Schauer Arts& Activities Center on Sunday,Oct. 20 at 3 p.m. See page 5.

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A new organization is seeking partnerships with localschool districts to make current students aware of employmentopportunities in manufacturing and other fields that could befacing a shortage of skilled staff in coming years.

Thomas E. Hostad, materials manager at Broan-NuTone inHartford, spoke to the Germantown School Board Sept. 9 onbehalf of Washington County Jobs Now, which was formed inApril. The group was formed in response to the WashingtonCounty Retirement and Departure Intentions Survey Reportwhich was issued in February. That report was prepared forthe Germantown, Hartford Area and West Bend Area cham-bers of commerce in conjunction with Economic DevelopmentWashington County, Moraine Park Technical College, UW-

Washington County and the UW-Extension.According to the report, 17.5 percent of surveyed employ-

ees plan to retire within the next five years, 33.9 percent with-in the next 10 years and 50.9 percent over the next 15 years.The report states that the figures are "a surprising figure con-sidering historical averages assume one-third of the workforceretiring every 15 years."

"In recent years there have been a number of economicsetbacks that have caused us to wonder if a shortage in laborsupply is still plausible. The Washington County findingsdemonstrate there is not only a major concern for the supplyof skilled workers in the future, but that the shortage is heretoday and will likely remain a critical issue for the foreseeablefuture," the report stated.

Hostad said he hoped to discuss a collaborative relation-

ship with the Germantown School District and large employ-ers in Washington County. Hostad said there is a "growinggap" forming to the point where projections indicate that 15years from now there could be 13,000 more jobs inWashington County than people to fill t hose positions.

"We are very concerned about that," Hostad said. Hesaid that employers are having difficulty hiring peoplebecause job seekers don't have the skills necessary for thepositions.

He said the organization is hoping to make studentsaware of the jobs that are available in Washington Countywhile talking with educators about the curriculum and educa-tion that would best prepare students for the workforce.

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Thomas Hostad of Broan-NuTone in Hartford explainsthe efforts of Washington County Jobs Now during apresentation earlier this month. Photo by Thomas J.McKillen.

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United Way campaign:The United Way ofWashington County kickedoff its annual campaign Sept.17 with 61,048 meals forlocal food pantries. See page8.



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Hartford got its first win of the season Sept.20 as a field goal by Mitchell Berti in overtimegave the Orioles a 24-21 win over West BendWest.

Hartford jumped out to 14-0 lead in the firstquarter but West answered with a 48-yard passplay from Jake Lenz to Austin Thiessen at the4:32 mark of the second quarter. The duo con-nected on a 26-yard pass play at the 5:02 markof the third quarter.

The Spartans took a 21-14 lead on a 3-yardrun by Jake Fischer with 4:07 left in the game,but Hartford answered with a drive of their ownthat ended with a 13-yard run by Ethan Willer

with 3:01 left, as the extra point tied the score.Afterwards, both West and Hartford had 1-2

records in the Wisconsin Little Ten Conference.Watertown 41, Slinger 20: The Owls

suffered their first conference loss of the seasonwhile Watertown improved to 2-1. The Goslingsput the game out of reach with two touchdownsin the final seven minutes of play.

Wisconsin Lutheran 50, West BendEast 8: East's lone scored came on a 1-yard runby Kasey Reich in the latter stages of the fourthquarter.

Omro 41, Kettle Moraine Lutheran20: The teams were tied 13-13 at halftime, butOmro outscored the Chargers 28-7 in the secondhalf. Jared Henning of Kettle Moraine Lutheran

completed 26 of 36 passes for 290 yards andthree touchdowns while throwing one intercep-tion.

University School of Milwaukee 62,Living Word Lutheran 30: University schoolscored 28 unanswered points in the third quarter.

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The following report was taken fromrecords at the West Bend Police Department.

Disorderly conduct• A 53-year-old West Bend woman was

cited for disorderly conduct at 10:18 p.m. Sept.11 as a result of an argument with a neighbor.Police responded to the southside residenceafter the woman caused a disturbance byyelling and swearing at the male neighbor withwhom she has a long-standing dispute.

Domestic violence• A 48-year-old West Bend woman was

placed in jail for disorderly conduct-domesticviolence related at 9:14 p.m. Sept. 13. Thewoman was taken into custody from her resi-dence on the northeast side of the city after

getting physical with her live-in boyfriend dur-ing an argument. She also broke a pictureframe.

• A 28-year-old West Bend woman wasarrested for disorderly conduct-domestic vio-lence related at 6:02 p.m. Sept. 14 as a resultof a physical altercation with her sister, 29,over snack food. Investigation revealed thewoman hit, kick and punched her sister, as wellas their mother and her sister’s boyfriend whenthey attempted to intervene and stop the fight.She was placed in jail.

Obstructing• A 21-year-old West Bend man was taken

into custody for obstructing at 3:30 p.m. Sept.2 after filing a false police report. The mantold police that as he was walking home from

a friend’s house, he was approached by anunidentified male, knocked down and robbedof his wallet and cell phone. Investigationrevealed the man had made up the storybecause he was embarrassed to admit he hadfallen down the embankment on the riverwalk.The subject was placed in jail.

Operating while intoxicated• A 31-year-old Minnesota man was

arrested for operating while intoxicated-firstoffense and hit and run at 1:12 a.m. Sept. 14after he was observed backing into anothervehicle in front of Brazenhead tavern, 147 N.Main St., and leaving the scene. Oncestopped, the man was determined to have ablood-alcohol level of .14.

• A 56-year-old West Bend man wasarrested for operating while intoxicated-sec-ond offense at 12:39 a.m. Sept. 19 after hewas stopped for an equipment violation at 7thAvenue and Cedar Street.

Retail theft• A 16-year-old Allenton boy and a 17-

year-old Richfield boy were arrested on vari-ous charges after stealing liquor from Pick ‘nSave, 2518 W. Washington St., at 9:25 p.m.Sept. 14. Police stopped the suspect vehicleand located marijuana and a pipe. TheRichfield boy was arrested for retail theft, pos-session of marijuana with intent to deliver andunderage possession of alcohol and theAllenton boy was arrested for possession ofdrug paraphernalia.

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The free program meets twice monthly onSaturdays from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at PeaceLutheran Church, located at 1001 CenterStreet, Hartford. The program is open toeveryone. A meal will be served following themeeting. Childcare is available if needed.

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Slinger Library of fersweekly storytimes

The Slinger Community Library offers sto-ries and crafts with Library Club at 9:30 a.m.on Wednesdays and Teddy Bear Time at6:30 p.m. on Thursdays. Storytimes are forchildren age 6 and younger and their care-

givers.Upcoming themes are:• Oct. 2 and 3: Caterpillars• Oct. 9 and 10: Fire safety (firefighter

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Kettle Moraine Fine Arts Guild exhibit at Jack Russell L ibrary

In an effort to to promote visual art in thecommunity, members of the Kettle MoraineFine Arts Guild will show recently created art-

work in a permanent exhibit in the readingrooms at the Jack Russell Memorial Library inHartford through Oct. 5. The Jack RussellMemorial Library is located at 100 ParkAvenue in downtown Hartford.

West Bend Library s torytimesPreschool Storytime is held Tuesdays and

Wednesdays at 10 a.m. and Baby/ToddlerStorytime Wednesdays at 9:15 a.m. eachweek at the West Bend Community MemorialLibrary.

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Dates are: Oct. 11,12,13,18, 9 and 20.The Friday and Saturday shows begin at 8p.m. and the Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.

Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 at thedoor. Tickets are available at the West BendPark & Recreation Department, WestburyBank Main Office, or by calling the reserva-tion hotline at (262) 306-9338.

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Hostad said that representatives fromWashington County Jobs Now has held a fewmeetings and met with administrators from thelargest public school districts in WashingtonCounty. All the superintendents at the meetingasked if they could continue to be part of theinitiative.

"We welcome the insight that they can pro-vide. We think it will provide a great benefit toour work going forward," Hostad said.

Hostad added the perception of manufac-turing careers "is not the most positive one.Manufacturing has been through some upsand downs in the past 20 years. Many peoplegot frustrated when manufacturing jobs leftand went somewhere else in the world. I cantell you many of those are coming back to theUS."

He added that manufacturing haschanged from "big black smokestacks."

"One of the things we want to help teach-ers, staff, parents and young people to under-stand is that choosing a career in manufactur-ing doesn't commit a person to standing

behind a machine for the next 30 to 35 years,or on an assembly line. There are all sorts of

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Washington County will hold its next FullService Clean Sweep Saturday, Oct. 12, 8 a.m.to noon, at the Washington County HighwayFacility, 900 Lang St., West Bend.

This is an opportunity for county residents toproperly dispose or recycle unwanted haz-ardous chemicals, electronic goods, pharma-ceutical medication and used tires. There will be

drive-through collection stations for conven-ience.

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The following items will not be accepted:television sets, appliances, latex paint, oil, bat-teries, needles/sharps; radioactive items; smokedetectors; cylinders; and gas grill propanetanks. This is the fourth consecutive year thisevent has been coordinated by of the Planningand Parks Department, partnering with thehealth, sheriff’s and highway departments.

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you might want to tackle the trim-your walls andcabinets will then be complete. Next up shouldbe the countertops. Once they're in, you caninstall the backsplash and the under-the-cabinetlighting.

Still feeling overwhelmed? Not to worry.

Get out your calendar and schedule each ofthe tasks, giving yourself plenty of time to com-plete each. Don't try to paint everything all inone day. It won't happen. Give yourself a week-end to prep and paint the walls and an extralong weekend to tackle the cabinets. Work onone section of the cabinets at time. Do the lowercabinet bases one day, the upper cabinet basesthe next and the cabinet doors the day afterthat. Wrap everything up on the final day withthe installation of the doors and new hardwareand whatever touchups may be needed.

Once you have the tasks scheduled, youcan start gathering the supplies and preparing

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walls getting painted and new lighting going upis not enough to keep you on track, don't hesi-tate to try something else. Have some friendsover to ooh and ah over what you have com-pleted and cheer you on to the next stages, or

treat yourself to a movie or dinner for each taskyou complete. Do whatever is needed to staymotivated. The more progress you make, themore disciplined you will become and the clos-er you will get to the kitchen you envisioned.

Attacking large home improvement projectsin stages can make quick work of them. Give ita shot. You just might get the project done andbe free for other pursuits.

...Schedule tasks over a period of timeFrom page 6

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The United Way of Washington Countykicked off its annual campaign Sept. 17 with61,048 meals for local food pantries.

Over 525 volunteers participated in help-ing to package meals in less than two hours atthe campaign kick-off event at Washington

County Fair Park. Joyce Garbaciak fromChannel 12 News emceed the event."The first goal we set for the campaign

was to mobilize 200-plus volunteers to helpwith a growing need in WashingtonCounty–hunger," stated Kristin Brandner,United Way Executive Director. "To havemore than double the number of volunteerswe originally planned to recruit has beeninspiring and speaks volumes to the caringresidents of our local community."

Volunteers as individuals and in teamstook on different roles to assemble and box

up the macaroni and cheese meal packageswhich were donated to six food pantries andtwo homeless shelters.

"Hunger is an issue affecting every sizecommunity today, both locally and national-ly," explained Kris O'Meara who is co-chair-ing the 2013 United Way Campaign with herhusband Dr. Mark O'Meara. "Last year dur-ing a peak month in November, 1,098 fami-

lies received food from the six food pantries inWashington County; over 400 new familiesutilized services from the Full Shelf FoodPantry in West Bend for the first time. That iswhy we decided to focus our campaign kick-off in a way that increased awareness abouthunger and provided a hands-on project socommunity members could immediately help."

The second goal set for the 2013 cam-paign is a monetary goal needed to fund theprograms and initiatives that addressWashington County communities' most criticalproblems. The 2013 goal announced was

$1,350,000, up 12.5% from the $1,200,000raised last year.With the growing demand for basic need

programs, United Way has set a vision toaddress the root cause of community prob-lems. A new initiative that will focus onemployment–jobs with family sustainingwages and work skill training–wasannounced. Over the next few months, United

Way will work with community members todefine strategies and community programsneeded to make lasting changes in this area.

"Mark and I support the mission of UnitedWay and its new mobilizing communities'impact model," said Kris O'Meara, campaignco-chair. "We are rolling up our sleeves to bepart of the solution and encouraging others tojoin us. We firmly believe that everyone playsa role in supporting our community."

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Milwaukee-based musician Peter Mulveywill be coming to the Schauer Arts & ActivitiesCenter on his 7th Annual Bicycle Tour onFriday, Oct. 4. As part of the Booster Cabaret

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Tickets to Peter Mulvey are $22 forPremium seating or $19 for Standard seating.Cabaret events are suggested for ages 18 andolder; seating is limited. Cash bar opens at 7p.m. and will remain open for the duration ofthe evening. Tickets can be purchased at theSchauer Center Box Office Monday throughFriday from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. andSaturday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 147 N.

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The Kettle Moraine Symphony hasannounced its 2013-2014 season, whichwill take audiences on “Musical Journeys”with four live concert performances start-ing in December.

• Dec. 7 at 2 p.m. at Our Savior’s

Church in West Bend–German CarolFestival

• March 1 at 2 p.m. at Our Savior’sChurch in West Bend–“RussianRomantics” concert with a performance bythe student winner of the WashingtonCounty Concerto Competition.

• March 23, 2014 at the University ofWisconsin-Washington County: “IrishImpressions” performance will includedancers from the Cashel Dennehy Schoolof Irish Dance, and hors d’oeuvres, beer

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Offerings for the fall session include:• Painting Studio–Thursdays, Oct. 31-Dec.

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To register for classes or request abrochure, contact the Schauer Center byphone at (262) 670-0560, ext. 4 or in person,Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to5:30 p.m., at 147 N. Rural Street in Hartford.

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STATEMENT OF FACTS I,

Enrico Lamar: Family of

Soles, am the Occupant of

the Executor’s Office to the

ENRICO LAMAR SOLES,

Estate as witnessed by mySole Ability to Personally

Obtain Clear Title and Do

Hereby Give Legal Notice of

the Same — Hereby and

Herein. Therefore, Execute

this Termination of Deed of

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this Metes & Bounds Re:Lot

163, Creekwood Highlands

A dd’ n No. 4. L eg al

D escr iption: Metes &

Bounds.Being all of Lot 163

of Creekwood HighlandsAdd’n No. 4 a recorded Plat

in Volume 51 of Plats on

Pa ge s 1 20 & 1 21 , a s

Document No. 3086703 in

the Waukesha County

Register of Deeds Office.

Also further described as

follows: Commencing at the

northwest corner of the

Northeast Quarter (NE 1/4)

of Section 33, Town 8 North,

R ange 20 East, being

marked by a concrete

monument with brass cap;

thence South 00°06’53”

West along the west line of

said Northeast Quarter (NE

1/4) 1323.12 feet; thence

North 88°11’34” East 50.03

feet to the southwest corner

of Lot 163 of Creekwood

Highlands Add’n No.4 and

the place of beginning of the

lands hereinafter described,

thence North 00°06’53”East

along the west line of said

Lot 163, 320.19 feet; thenceNorth 44°41’22” East along

the west line of said Lot 163,

21.37 feet; thence North

89°15’51” East 66.23 feet

along the northern line of

said Lot 163 and the south

right of way line of Walnut

Way Drive; thence Easterly

78.72 feet along said north

line and south right of way

line and the arc of a curve of

530.00 feet radius, curve

center l ies to the north,

chord bears North 85°00’32”East 78.65 feet; thence

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said Lot 163; thence South

88°11’34” West 212.64 feet

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1 63 , t o t he p la ce o f

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land. SUBJECT to Private

D rainage Easement,

Wetland Preservation

Easement, Planting Strip

and Village Vision Corner.

By: Occupant of Executor’s

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lawn tractor, 15HP (Briggs)

44” deck. $400. 262-820-

3416

3028 Pets &

Supplies

GOLDEN DOODLES *

Japanese Chin * Cavachons.

Also small non-shed breeds.

$350-$500 920-693-8635/

920-905-4718 Lic# 267255 -DS (pds)

GOLDEN RETRIEVER

P UP S- P ur e W HI TE

Champion Show/Field.

H ome R aised. Str ike

Golden.com, 715-634-2670,

[email protected]

(pds)

LAB PUPS,YELLOW, AKC,

OFA and Dorper Sheep.

G.Schulz 920-526 -3512

(wcan)

3030 Recreation

Vehicles

ANNUAL FALL Clearance

S al e! @ A ll 3 S ch ie k

Locations! Oct 4 & 5. All in-

stock campers &

accessories are Clearance

Priced!! The 2014’s are in!!

800-325-4182 details at

www.clickcampers.com

(wcan)

ATV’S, SCOOTERS & GO-

KARTS. YOUTH ATV’S &

SCOOTERS (80 MPG) @

$49/ MO. SPORT & 4X4

ATV’S @ $69/MO.

AMERICAN MARINE &

MOTORSPORTS,

SHAWANO = SAVE= 866-

955-2628 www.america

nmarina.com (wcan)

3035 Tools/

Machinery

20th Anniversary Sale!

S to re wi de S av in gs !

WoodworkersDepot.com, M-

F 8-6, Sat.8-4.Oneida St.off

41, right @ Subway, 2965

Ramada Way, Green Bay

800-891-9003 (wcan)

3037 Trailers

TRAILERS @LIQUIDATION PRICING.

FOR BOAT, ATV, SLED ORP ON TO ON S. 2 OR 4PLACE/OPEN OR

ENCLOSED. AMERICAN

MARINE, SHAWANO. 866-955-2628 www.americanmarina.com (wcan)

3039 TV/ Stereo/

Electronics

*REDUCE YOUR CABLEBILL!* 4-Room All-Digital

Satellite system installedFREE!!! Programmingstarting at $19.99/mo.FREE

HD/DVR Upgrade new

callers, 1-866-939 -8199(NANI)

Bundle & Save on yourC ABL E, IN TE RNE TPHONE, AND MORE. High

Speed Internet starting atless than $20/mo. CALL

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D ir ec TV - Ov er 1 40channels only $29.99 amonth. Call Now! Triple

savings! $636.00 in Savings,Free upgrade to Genie &

2013 NFL Sunday ticketfree!! Start saving today!800-320-2429 (wcan)

DIRECTV, Internet, & Phone

From $69.99/mo + Free 3Months: HBO® Starz®

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SUNDAY TICKET! Limitedoffer. Call Now 888-248-5961

DISH TV only $19.99/mo!

TV Simply Costs Less withD ISH! Free Premium

Channels*! High SpeedInternet from $19.99! Call 1-888-803-5770(NANI)

DISH TV Retailer. Startingat $19.99/month (for 12mos.) & High Speed Internet

starting at $14.95/month(where available). SAVE!Ask About SAME D AY

Installation! CALL Now! 800-374-3940 (wcan)

LOWER THAT CABLEBILL!! Get SatelliteTV today!FREE System, installationand HD/DVR upgrade.

Programming starting at$19.99. Call NOW 800-725-

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3040 Wanted to Buy

CASH PAID- upto $28/ Box

for unexpired, sealed

DIABETIC TEST STRIPS.1-

day payment. 1-800-371

-1136 (Cadnet)

Wa nt s t o p ur ch as e

minerals and other oil and

gas interests.Send details to

P.O. Box 13557

4000-4999

Rummage

4016 Rummage

Menomonee Falls

GARAGE/CRAFT SALE

Oct 3rd & 4th.8am-5pm, Oct

5th 8am-12pm. furniture,

kitchenware, clothing,

household items, fishing

e qui pme nt & mo re.

N94W16152 Cherokee

Drive

OCT 3RD, 4TH, 5TH 8am-

5pm. N 89W17690 St.

Thomas Drive, MF. Books,

clothing, house w are,glassware, toys,

knickknacks, jewelry,

educational supplies,

personal products, & miscell

OCTOBERFEST

Rummagefest Wicker chair,

endtable, antique curio

cabinet, womens clothing,

home decor, lamps, Holiday

decor, pressed steel trucks

from the 1950’s, 1960’s,

1970’s, featuring Buddy-L,

Ertl, Nylint, Tonka, and

Wyandotte. Tin toys, Marx

toys, old games, beer signs.

Ghost Buster house, car

from 1980’s. Luggage,

Plates, Dishs, Hand tools,

Books, Records, 45s, Beer

Steins, NFL Football player

McFarlane collectables (in

packages) Sharp AM-FM,

cassette, C D Player.

Ceramic figurines, sport crafttabletop soccer game (brand

new in box). VHS, CD, DVD

collection. Purses, Rubber

Stamps & supplies. Ipod

nano, video chair, nerf funs,

Casio keyboard & stand.

Almost Brand new twin bed.

Huffy portable basketball set

with 2 rims and backboards.

Cedar swing set (with three

swings - comes apart easily)

Rain or Shine, Mostly ingarage! Thursday Oct.3 and

Sat Oct.5 from 10am until

6pm only. No earlies!!

N91W17588 Roosevelt Dr.

From Appleton Ave, St.

Francis West 3 blocks to

Roosevelt, turn Right.

5000-5049 Rentals

5015 Apts -

Hartford

6000-6049 Real

Estate for Sale

6000 Real Estate

PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: Allreal estate advertised in thisnewspaper is subject toFederal Fair Housing Act of1968 which makes it illegalto advertise any preference,limitation or discriminationbased on sex, race, color,religion, national origin,marital status, lawful source

of income, age handicap,sex orientation, ancestries,or familiar status, or anintention to make any suchpreference limitation ordiscr im inat ion. Thisn ew sp ap er wi ll n otknowingly accept anyadvertising for real estatewhich is in violation of thelaw. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellingsadvertised in this newspaperare available on an equal

opportunity basis.

6050-6999 Other

Property for Sale

6050 Farms

AUCTION - Real Estate,Farm Machinery & Feed ofMILLER FARMS, located atE6529 Miller Rd, Marion,WI.FRIDAY, OCT.11 - 11:00AM.322 acre dairy farm, approx.

half wooded, to be offered inparcels. NOLAN SALESLLC, MARION, WI. Reg. WIAuctioneers #165 & #142.www.nolansales.com fordetails. (wcan)

6052 Lots - Acreage

Antigo, WI For Sale ByOwner. 2.75 ac w/ rusticcabin. $15,000 OBO. 715-484-2311(pds)

1 Month FREE RentHartford,109 E.

Monroe1br $519 2br $585Bright & Spacious.

Lg Kitchen, w/ closetsand cabinets. Freshly

painted/ new carpets, a/c,laundry, appliances

included, dishwasher,parking.No pets.

Immaculate.414-228-1515

$AVEPLUMBING

REPAIR-REPLACE

Roger 414-483-9077

Established 1975

No job too small.BBB




FOR SALE BY OWNER:Near Copper Harbor & LakeMedora, MI. 40 WoodedAcres. $29,500 OBO. CFRtax. Terms Available. MoreLand Available 715-478 -2085 (wcan)

HUNTING LAND: GreenLake Co 14.3 AC.Deer,Turkey,Duck. VariableLand 920-295-3507(pds)

LANGLADE CO.- Huntingbase camps near 1000’s ofacres of public land. ATV &Snowmo trails. Broker 715-216-0838. postlakerealestate.com (pds)

6057 Water Front

40 ACRES UP NORTHRiver frontage - hunting,fishing, possible home site.Pine Tree Reality 1-888-868-7355.

FOR SALE BY OWNER:Near Copper Harbor, MI. 80Wooded Acres. $69,500OBO. Montreal River runsthru land. CFR Tax. TermsAvailable. More Land

Available 715-478-2085(wcan)

7000-7999

Automotive

7005 Motorcycles

WANTED JAPANESEMOTORCYCLE KAWASAKI1967-1980 Z1-900, KZ900,KZ1000, ZIR, KX1000MKII,A1-250, W1-650, H1-500,

H2-750, S1-250, S2-350,S3-400 SUZUKI GS400,GT380, GT750, HondaCB750 (1969,1970) CASH.FREE PICKUP. 1-800-772-1142, [email protected](NANI)

7053 Autos Wanted

CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!

Top $$$$$ PAID! Running or

Not, All Years, Makes,

Models. Free Towing! We’reLocal! 7 Days/Week.Call Toll

Free: 1-888-416-2330

(NANI)

CASH FOR CARS, Any

Make or Model! Free Towing.

Sell it TODAY. Instant offer:

1-800-864 -5784 (Cadnet)

DONATE YOUR CAR -

Children’s Cancer Fund of

America. Free next-day

towing. Any condition. Tax

deductible. Call #1-800-469

-8593.(Cadnet)

DONATEYOUR CAR - Fast

FreeTowing 24 hr.Response

- Tax Deduction United

Breast Cancer Foundation

Providing Free

Mammograms & Breast

Cancer Info. 866-343-6603

(wcan)

Don ate Yo ur Car to

Veterans Today! Help those

in need! Your vehic le

donation will help USTroopsand support our Veterans!

100% tax deductible Fast

Free pickup! 1-800-263-

4713 (NANI)

DONATEYOURCAR, Truck,

or Boat, to Heritage for the

Blind. Free 3-Day Vacation.

Tax Deductible. Free Towing.

All paperwork taken care of!

800-856-5491 (wcan)

GET CASH TODAY for any

car/truck. I will buy your car

today. Any Condition.Call 1-800-864-5796 or

www.carbuyguy.com(NANI)

SAVE $$$ o n AUTO

INSURANCE from the major

names you know and trust.

No forms. No hassle. No

obligation. Call READY FOR

MY QUOTE now! CALL 888-

708-0274 (wcan)

TOP CASH FOR CARS,

Any Car/Truck, Running or

Not. Call for INSTANT offer:1-800-454-6951 (Cadnet)

7054 Miscellaneous

Automotive

As Low As $28/Month

Auto Insurance Instant

Quote - ANY Credit Type

Accepted We Find You the

BEST Rates In Your Area.

Call 1-800-844-8162 now!

(NANI)

BLOWN HEADGASKET?Any vehicle repair yourself.

State of the ar t 2-

C omponent chemical

process. Specializing in

C ad ill ac N or th sta r

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9038 (Cadnet)

8000-8999

Employment

8000 Employment

HELP WANTED!!! -$575/WEEKLY PotentialMAILING BROCHURES / ASSEMBLING Products AtHome - Online DATA ENTRYPosit ions Available.MYSTERY SHOPPERSN ee de d $ 150 /D ay.www.HiringLocalWorkers.com(NANI)

Opportunity of a lifetime:unique USDA-certif iedgrass-fed NOP organic

livestock farm, see detail atwww.lewisfamilyfarm.com/recruitment(NANI)

The Express Newsrecommends thatcare be taken in

answering ads thatsound too good to be

true.The ExpressNews assumes no

responsibility. Answerat you own risk.

8003 Driver

$1000 Sign On Bonus!A.M. EXPRESS EscanabaMI is looking forWISCONSIN based OTRDRIVERS to join our team!Call 800-548-9783 or apply:www.amexpressinc.org(pds)

LOCAL DRIVERS: HomeDaily. Quad or Semi-tractor.Class A CDL w-tankerendorsement. Competitive

wages & benefits. OtteryTansportation Inc. 800-569-6 81 6 A pp ly on lin eat:otterytransportation.com(pds)

NEWTRUCKS ARRIVING -EXPER IENC ED OTRDRIVERS Van/LTL Reefer.VAN DIVISION: runs 48states, heavy from WI toPhiladelphia, Baltimore, MDarea. Flex home-time. 99%No-Touch. Top pay. LTLDIVISION: runs east of the

Rockies. Home weekends.Top pay. Vacation/ 401K

/Vision/ Dental/ Disabilit y/ Health. Require Class ACDL, 2yrs OTR exp/goodMVR, references. Call Ruthor Mike TTI, Inc. 1-800-558-2664www.TTItrucking.com(pds)

NEWTRUCKS ARRIVING -EXPERIENCED STEELH AU LERS FLATBEDDivison Runs from ChicagoCommercial Zone to WI,heavy in Milwaukee area.Home 3-5 nights/week plusw eekends. Top pay!Vacation. 401K. Vision/

Dental/ Disability/ Health.Need Class A CDL, 2yrsOTR exp., good MVR,references.Ruth or MikeTTIInc. 1-800-558-2664www.TTItrucking.com(pds)

REGIONAL & OTR DriversF oo d- gr ad e Ta nk erCompany Sign on Bonus!Mileage & D rop Pay,I nc en ti ve P ro gr am ,Guaranteed Time Off. CDL-A w/tank Endorsement.Prefer 2 yrs experience.

otterytransportation.com800-569-6816(pds)

Useyour GIBillto getyourCDL. Call SCDTI at 715-942-2700 ext. 101 for moreinformation(pds)

8004 Health CareServices

Dining Services: Seekingpersonable individuals tosupport dining services bytransporting and servingmeals for our residents.Opportunities are availableacross var ious shi ftsaveraging 10-20 hours/week.Apply online at:www.cedarcareers.org or inperson at: CedarCommunity, 5595 CountyRoad Z, West Bend, WI53095. Equal OpportunityEmployer

8009 Sales/

Marketing

DING DONGAVON’S CALLING

Avon Reps Needed.Only $10 to Start.Be your own Boss

and Work from home!

Need Products?Call for a

Current Brochure

414-383-9777ISR

!! NOTICE!!TO READERS

The Express Newsrecommends thatcare be taken in

answering ads thatsound too good to be

true.The ExpressNews assumes no

responsibility. Answerat your own risk.

BADTRANSMISSION?

BAD AUTO?

Vintage, old, or disassembledmuscle cars.We will buy

CA$H PAID.414-628-5452

or 414-466-0108

• Manufacturing Tech

• Maintenance

• CNC Machining

• Mold Making

QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIAN

Old Fashioned Foods, a leadingmanufacturer of specialty cheeseproducts, has an immediate opening fora lab technician. Duties include

moisture, pH and viscosity testing, shelf life studies, GMP monitoring and HACCPmonitoring as well as other duties asneeded. Applicants should have quality control experience or a degree in a related field. Old Fashioned Foods offerscompetitive wages, benefits, vacation andpaid education. Position will require

working nights and some weekends.Send resume to:

Old Fashioned Foods, Inc. Attn: Quality Assurance ManagerPO Box 111, Mayville, WI 53050

SKILLED TRADES




FULL TIME

WAREHOUSEPOSITION AVAILABLE

Dairyland Seed Co. Inc.Attn: Carmen Fox

P.O. Box 958 West Bend, WI 53095

[email protected] Phone Calls Please

Valid drivers license required.Forklift experience preferred.

Able to lift up to 50pounds, comfortably.

Fast paced, safe working environment.

Generous benefit package.Potential for growth.

Math and basic computerskills a must.

DRIVERS

HELGESEN INDUSTRIES HAS

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR:• WELDER • PLANING ASSISTANT

• BRAKE PRESS OPERATOR

• LASER OPERATOR

Benefits include:• Competitive salary • Bonus Program after six months

• 401k • Vacation • Tuition Reimbursement• Fitness Center • Full Insurance Benefit Package

In addition to great benefits, we offer the opportunity for crosstraining of other production positions. Send your resume or

apply in person at:

Helgesen Industries, Inc.7261 Hwy. 60 West, Hartford, WI 53027

262-709-4444 • Email address: [email protected]

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER/DRUG FREE WORKPLACEwww.helgesen.com

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!We are actively seeking qualified, energetic, quality conscious individuals for fabricating positions on our production streets.

Powder Coating ForemanWatry Industries, LLC in Sheboygan Wisconsin has a 1st shift full-time

position available for a Foreman in our Powder Coating and Assembly area. Candidates should have a minimum of 5 years experience in the

supervision and powder coating. Must possess the ability to lead,motivate and communicate well within the organization.

List Below Are Some Key Responsibilities:

• Understanding and Maintaining Production Report• Meet Quality Requirements• Maintain Safe Environment• Scheduling of Jobs and Employees• Supplier Contact• Bill of Materials• Administration of Employees• Problem Solving Skills• Computer Skills

Those meeting the above requirements may apply in person or byemail along with salary requirements to:

Watry Industries3312 Lakeshore DriveSheboygan, WI [email protected] EOE

POSITIONS INCLUDE:• Outside Sales Rep

• Tire Technician

• CDL Drivers

• Helper/Hangers

Get a job where

BRINGING HOMETHE BACONmight require a tractor trailer.

Grill Cooks • Servers You probably already think of Cracker Barrel as one of the best places to get a

delicious home-cooked breakfast. And so do all the other people who ordered the95,700,000 slices of bacon we ser ved last year. But here’s something about Cracker Barrel you probably didn’t know: America’s #1 family dining restaurant is also oneof the best places to start and grow an amazing career. Home to some of thesmartest, nicest and most successful people in all of the hospitality business,Cracker Barrel is also where you’ll find:

Exceptional training

Up to 3 pay raises in the first year

Advancement opportunities, Flexible schedules

Paid vacation, 401(k) and other great benefits

Visit www.crackerbarrel.com to learn more and find the l ocation nearest you.

We are a drug-free workplace. EOE

YOUR DESTINATION FOR SUCCESS.

RESTAURANT/HOSPITALITY

SKILLED TRADES




DIETARY AIDE POSITION

Hartford Healthcare Center A long- term care & reh abilita tion fa cility

1202 East Sumner St., Hartford, WI 53027

262.673.2220Drug-Free/Smoke-Free Workplace EOE

Part time Position(approx.12-15 hrs aweek). Every other

weekend and holidaysrequired. Please applyin person or call forfurther information.

EOE/Drug Free Workplace

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS

FULL AND PART TIME!

MAYVILLE NURSING &REHABILITATION CENTER305 Clark Street • Mayville

Mayville Nursing & Rehabilitation Center iscurrently seeking qualified Certified Nursing

Assistants to join our caring team. All shifts areavailable. WI Certification is required; priorexperience is preferred.

Interested candidates can apply at the centerand get a tour visit us at www.extendicare.com

to apply online.

Extendicare... "Helping people live better"

Nursing Opportunit ies

CNA Full Time PM Position

Part Time NOC Position3/4 Weekend Premium Pay Positions

HartfordHealthcareCenter

A long-term care &rehabilitation facility

Please apply in person

or call for further information

262.673.22201202 East Sumner St.Hartford, WI 53027

Drug-Free/Smoke-Free

Workplace/EOE

Join Our Health Care Team!We’re a family oriented health care facility.

CNAsDays, Nights & PMsPart time & Full time$50.00 Hire Bonus

We’re just a short 15 minute drivesouth of Fond Du Lac

Make more than a living...Make a difference.

New Wage Scale

Hope Health and Rehabilitation

438 Ashford Ave. Lomira, WI 530481-920-269-4386

or online at hopehealthandrehab.com

Join Our Health Care Team!We’re a family oriented

health care facility.

HOUSEKEEPER PARTTIME

2 DAYS PER WEEK And WEEKENDS

We’re just a short 15 minutedrive south of Fond Du Lac

Hope Health and Rehabilitation438 Ashford Ave. Lomira, WI 53048

1-920-269-4386or apply online at

hopehealthandrehab.com

HEALTHCARE SERVICES

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