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Members of the Kohl's Wild Theater entertain guests dur-ing a presentation at the Menomonee Falls Public Library Nov. 21.

COMMUNITY SNAPSHOT

BY THOMAS J.MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

Two leaders from local businessesoffered insights into business andleadership during a first-time eventheld Nov. 20 and organized by theMenomonee Falls Chamber of Commerce.

"Do your job and do it reallywell,and you will get noticed. If youdon't get noticed, ask for moreresponsibility," said CatherineJacobson, president and chief execu-tive officer of Froedtert Health, dur-ing the a program titled "Profiles and

Pathways: A dialogue with today'sbusiness leaders." The event wasmoderated by Marquette UniversityPresident Michael R. Lovell, whointerviewed Jacobson and MichelleGass, chief merchandising and cus-tomer officer of Kohl's Corporation.

The event was held at the Kohl'sCorporation Innovation CenterAuditorium and was sponsored byKohl's and Froedtert.

Jacobson noted that she has hadto ask for some of the opportunitiesshe has received. For a person whoisn't getting opportunities within anorganization, they may want to try

outside entities such as volunteergroups or professional organizations.

"If a place isn't working for you,then you have to take the risk to getout and leave. Shame on that organ-ization if you really were good andcontributing and you have to dothat, but you have to be the story of your career and be responsible foryour own career," she said.

Gass said that one piece of adviceshe received years ago was that as aleader it is "more important to beinterested than interesting."

"It's all about the people, it allabout how you serve them," shesaid.

Both were asked what type of leadership advice they would havefor those in attendance.

"You want to follow you passion,that's most important," Gass said.She then explained that a studentmay not know their path. She lateradded that a person should know"when it's time to move on" andthey're not happy with a situation.

"Trust the journey and thosearound you," she said.

See ‘PROFILES’ PAGE 4

Business leaders give insightduring chamber 'profiles' discussion



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Deere Riding Lawn Equipment dealer in southeastWisconsin. L&R is family owned and operated.

"We pride ourselves on personalized service andare able to specialize in products for the residentialand commercial lawn care, snow and landscape mar-ket," said Steve Seder, son of owners, Randy & RosieSeder."

We want to find our customers the right equipment,for the right job, for the right price".

The business offers lawn and garden tractors alongwith zero-turn and walk-behind mowers, and a fullrange of snow blowers. They also carry a wide rangeof handheld equipment such as trimmers, blowers andchainsaws, and sell all the parts, accessories and serv-ice for their own as well as other manufacturer’s prod-ucts. In addition, L&R sells portable and home standbygenerators, power washers, landscape equipment, logsplitters and battery powered equipment. They providefactory parts and service, including warranty on mostbrands of outdoor power equipment.

Along with John Deere, the company's manufactur-ers include Toro, Husqvarna, Exrnark, Generac andBriggs. They are authorized and trained to serviceevery product they sell.

Owned and operated by the Seder family since1971, they strive to offer the personal service only alocal small business can provide. This close-knit historyshines through in the company’s one-on-one approachto clients, said Seder. "L&R is dedicated to providingthe sales expertise and support to every one of our cus-tomers, both residential and commercial," Steve said.

"Our sales staff at L&R all has the same expertise-and experience in product knowledge, service, partsand accessories." explained Steve, noting that the com-pany's employees "put their training where their prod-ucts are. Our expertise is in the products we sell. Wetry to test all our new equipment at our own homes andbusinesses", he said.

As extra insurance, customers can test drive prod-ucts before making a purchase on their custom land-scaped test mowing yard. The "John Deere Promise" is

a 30 day money-back guarantee that you wyour new tractor or Deere will replace, trade tomodel, or buy-back the unit.

The winter season brings out snow removament from Toro and Husqvarna, two of the leathe business. Toro’s single stage product is the ing snow blower on the market. The new ToSnowMaster is a must try unit. Easy to maneuoperate, it can clear up to 25% faster than a snow blower. Husqvarna’s redesigned 2 Stage are featured packed, and ready to handle the twinters.

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Ms. Plevak joined EdwardJones in January 2003and opened her office inGermantown. She has beenhelping local families with personalized financial strategies for first time home purchases, planning forchildren's education, retire-ment savings, and living inretirement. Ms. Plevak isactive in the Germantowncommunity, serving theGermantown Chamber of Commerce as past boardPresident and currentsponsor of the GermantownChristmas Parade andRun/Walk.

ASK THE ADVISORASK THE ADVISORHoliday Spending Can Help Teach Children About Money

During this holiday season, you’ll likely be spending money, in various

amounts and in various ways. And you can use this experience to teach yourchildren about money management. Here are a few ideas for doing just that:• Stick to a budget. Tell your children you’ve set aside a certain amount of money for gifts and holiday events, such as hosting parties, and that youwon’t exceed it. And if you have saved money throughout the year in a spe-cial holiday fund, let your kids know about that, too. This informationshould help impress upon them the importance of sticking with a budget andsaving for a goal.• Discuss credit and debt. Ideally, you won’t have to use your credit cardsto an unusual degree during the holiday season. If you do, though, explain toyour children that using a credit card is not the same thing as “free” money,and that your goal is to pay off the card as soon as possible, so that you won’thave to pay even more for your purchases in the form of interest payments.• Compare short- and long-term goals. Explain to your children that yourholiday spending is the result of having saved for, and met, a short-term goal,but that you are also saving for long-term goals, such as retirement.Depending on the age of your kids, you might want to go into somewhat moredetail, such as describing, in general terms, the different ways you save forthe different goals. For example, for your holiday spending, you might bedrawing on money from your checking account — or, as mentioned above, aholiday fund, possibly kept in a low-risk, liquid vehicle — while for yourlong-term goals, you might be relying in part on your employer-sponsoredretirement plan, such as a 401(k). The key point to get across is that you havevarious financial goals in life with various means of working toward achiev-ing them.• Introduce your children to investing. If you’ve already brought up thetopic of saving for long-term goals, why not take it a step further and giveyour children a doorway into the investment world? Specifically, considergiving them a few shares of stock, possibly in companies with which they arealready familiar, and help them follow these stocks. One way of giving stocksto children is through a custodial account, which can be opened under theUniform Transfer to Minors Act (UTMA) or the Uniform Gifts to Minors Act(UGMA). Keep in mind, though, that once your child reaches the age of majority — usually 18 or 21 — he or she gets full control of the money in theaccount. Plus, your gift is irrevocable.• Be generous. If you’re going to make charitable gifts, let your kids knowabout it — or even let them help pick the charities. It will show them that onepurpose of wealth accumulation is to give back to the world.

By providing some financial education to your kids this holiday season,you’ll be giving them a gift that can last long after the festivities have ended.

This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local EdwardJones Financial Advisor. Edward Jones, its employees and financial advi-sors are not estate planners and cannot provide tax or legal advice. Youshould consult your estate-planning attorney or qualified tax advisorregarding your situation.

Jacobson indicated that thereshould be 24 hours to enjoy a successbefore moving on to the next task.

Both were asked if they ever hadopportunities that they turned downand later regretted.

"I really don't, that I can specifical-ly point out, because then I wouldn'thave been here," Jacobson said.

Gass noted she had an opportunityto work in New York City but optedagainst it at the time. She later didwork in London and got the opportuni-ty of having the experience of working

in a big city, "but in a different way."She added that Kohl's has offices inNew York City, and she there's a fewtimes each month.

Toni Yates, executive director of the

Menomonee Falls Area ChamCommerce, explained how thecame together.

"We wanted to be able to brileadership opportunity to our mship, to provide them an oppoto hear what the leaders in Wiare doing. The chamber is hopturn this into an annual evenwe bring other leaders in," Yate"Hopefully the high school comty, post-secondary students thosin business right now will be glean some insights and informeven if you can walk away with tle kernel or knowledge that 'I

that in my own life.'"She added that students

Menomonee Falls and Hamiltoschool were among those in atteat the forum.

From Page 1

Business leaders give insightduring chamber 'profiles' discussio

PHOTO BY THOMAS J. M

Picture after the "Profiles and Pathways" forum Nov. 20 are Catherine Jacobsodent and CEO of Froedtert Health; Michelle Gass, chief merchandising and customcer for Kohl's; Michael Lovell, president of Marquette University; and Toni Yatestive director of the Menomonee Falls Chamber of Commerce.

Menomonee Falls Police Blotter The following report was taken from

records at the Menomonee Falls Police Department.

Disorderly conduct• Three subjects-a 35-year-old

Milwaukee woman, a 41-year-oldMilwaukee man and a 62-year-oldMenomonee Falls woman-were takeninto custody for disorderly conduct at2:33 p.m. Nov. 2 after causing a distur-bance at McDonald’s, N83 W15515Appleton Avenue. Investigationrevealed two customers began yellingand swearing at a McDonald’s staff member over poor service.

Motor vehicle theft• A 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe was

reported stolen from the apartmentparking lot in the N8000 block of TownHall Road.

Obstructing• A 21-year-old male subject was

taken into custody for obstructing at4:07 p.m. Nov. 3 after he was stoppedfor a warrant at Appleton Avenue andLilly Road.

• A 41-year-old Menomonee Fallswoman was picked up on a warrant fora probation violation at 8:33 p.m. Nov.7at her residence in the N8000 block of Theodore Avenue.

Operating while intoxicated• A male subject was arrested for

operating while intoxicated-firstoffense at 1:12 a.m. Nov. 8 following a

traffic stop at Creekwood Crossing andWaldens Pass. He was found to have ablood-alcohol content of .22.

Probation violation• A 43-year-old Milwaukee man was

taken into custody on a probation vio-lation at 2:21 a.m. Nov. 5 following atraffic stop at Main Street and Highway41.

Retail theft• Four suspects fled Kohl’s

Department Store, N95 W18000Appleton Avenue, at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 16without paying for $1,800 worth of merchandise. Investigation will contin-ue.

Rep. Janel Brandjen (R-MenomoneeFalls) expressed support for a request topause plans for resettling Syrianrefugees in Wisconsin.

Brandtjen was one of the legislatorswho signed Nov. 16 letter to the direc-tor of the federal Office of Refugee

Resettlement asking the agency not toconsider Wisconsin as a location for theresettlement of Syrian refugees follow-ing the Nov. 13 Paris terror attacks.The letter notes that since the Syrianconflict began, less than 2,000 Syrianrefugees have been admitted to theUnited States.

"It is not a time to open our doorsto indvidiuals who may pose a securityrisk or instill an unnerving sense of fearin our citizens," the letter states.

In a statement issued Nov. 17,Brandjen stated: "The number oneresponsibility of Government at anylevel is to protect its citizens from

harm. Syrian refugees should nWisconsin as it may put our citrisk. I do not object to assistinin their hour of need, howeshould not allow Syrian refugemay be coming to engage in actrorism."

When reached for commenBrandtjen spokesperson Bill indicated that Brandtjen suppause in the program until adsteps are taken to have prefugees vetted to address securcerns. Gov. Scott Walker also askSyrian refugee resettlement proput on hold for the moment.

"I am calling upon the Presiimmediately suspend the ppending a full review of its secuacceptance procedures," Walkera Nov. 16 statement.

-By Thomas J. McKillen, M Editor

Brandtjen supports pause onSyrian refugee resettlement


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Residents speak about refugee issue during meetinBY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN

MANAGING EDITOR

Issues surrounding the possibleacceptance of Syrian refugees into theUnited States was a concern amongattendees at a "town hall" meetinghosted by Rep. F. James Sensenbrennerin Menomonee Falls Nov. 21.

"Regarding the Syrian refugee(issue), thank you for your support hit-ting the pause button," MenomoneeFalls resident Jefferson Davis said. "Thenumber one responsibility of you andthe other people in Congress is to pro-tect us and our safety. I think you'redoing the right thing and you will con-tinue to do that.

A few minutes earlier BarbMesserknecht of Menomonee Falls saidshe is a member of the Good ShepherdImmigration Study Group.Messerknecht said she is "concernedabout what is happening with the ideaof accepting refugees. Every time I gettogether with people it's always aboutfear and it always comes down to reli-gion and I think we have to look at thefact that all Lutherans don't think the

same, all Catholics don't think thesame, all Muslims don't think the same."

Messerknecht asked Sensenbrenner"are you planning to work for a morefair legislation to accept refugees fromother countries?"

Sensenbrenner said that under theRefugee Act of 1980 the United Statesaccepts the United Nations definition of refugee, which is "someone who has awell founded fear of political or reli-gious persecution if they return home."

He explained that for many yearsthe United States has been acceptingapproximately 70,000 refugees per year

which fit into that definition."That is more refugees that havebeen accepted than by all other coun-tries of the world combined. There iscertainly has not been a lack of com-passion on the part of the UnitedStates," Sensebrenner said.

He further explained the UN defini-tion excludes economic migrants. Hesaid "it obvious to me that SyrianChristians do fit under the definition(of refugee)." He said the interviewingof refugees occur overseas. If religiouspersecution is claimed, there can beways to check that out.

"Obviously, in the ISIS controlledparts of Syria, that can't happen,"Sensenbrenner said.

Sensenbrenner said that the FBI

Director James Comey and the NationalIntelligence Director James Clapper didsay the were concerned with ISIS infil-trating people who were applying forrefugee status in comments that weremade before the Nov. 13 Paris terror

attacks.Sensenbrenner said that on Nov. 18

the House of Representatives approveda "pause" in the program to take inSyrian refugees fleeing ISIS to allow theSecretary of Homeland Security, the FBIDirector and the National IntelligenceDirector to take steps to make sure thatrefugees coming into the United States

were properly vetted."That is something I think is essen-tial to make sure the refugee programsurvives," Sensenbrenner said.

He added that the Obama adminis-tration suspended the Iraqi refugee pro-gram for six months in 2011 when itwas found there were six terror suspectswho were resettled through that pro-gram. He said the pause in acceptingSyrian refugees is "a reasonable step."The refugee program for Syria and Iraqwill be resumed under this bill as soonas the President and administration setup the type of screening so that thethree officials I just mentioned will beable to sign off on individuals who arecoming in the country."

Sensenbrenner further stated he will

examine how the screening of refugeeswill occur. When there were refugeescoming to the US from Poland andEthiopia, Sensenbrenner took a trip toEurope where he observed refugeesbeing interviewed.

Later, Susan Schneider of Menomonee Falls said the "pause" in theSyrian refugee program is importantand potential refugees need to be prop-

erly vetted."But I don't we need to g

board," she said.Sensenbrenner said when t

ting process comes up, he will observe how it is done "and decision for myself."

Davis also asked Sensenabout an estimated 11 to 12

people from Mexico who are country illegally."At some point we've got t

handle on that and I know you'lright thing. I think it's going tochange in the White House to gdone," Davis said.

In response, Sensenbrenn"the way to get a handle on thisthrowing the book at employebreak the job by giving jobs toimmigrants."

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magnet to bring more illegal imminto the country," Sensenbrenne

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Beauty and the Beast’ programat Menomonee Falls Library Dec. 5

Belle, from the Disney classicBeauty and the Beast, will be at theMenomonee Falls Library on December5 from 9:15-10:45am. Bring yourcamera to meet, and get a picture,with Belle. Related craft opportunities

can be enjoyed from 9:30-10:45 a.m.for kids age 4 and up, followed by ashowing of the Disney classic film.Registration is required only for thecraft portion of the program. Sign upby visiting the library website atmenomoneefallslibrary.org, or by call-ing the youth library at 532-8915 if you have no computer access.

Falls Patio Playerspresenting 'Christmas Carol'

"And the Tradition goes on..." FallsPatio Players again performs thebeloved version of Charles Dickens' clas-sic "Christmas Carol". The sets aregoing up and Patio Players are measur-ing for costumes. Two of their very own

members, the late Carol Klose and thelate Jack Strawbridge, collaborated towrite this musical version, whichencompasses French and English carolsas well as many original songs. It hastruly become a family tradition, of which, Menomonee Falls can be proud.We are also excited to be celebratingour 50th season.

The director of this year's Falls PatioPlayer production of "Christmas Carol"told the story of how it came to be:

"I remember well the moment JackStrawbridge began the process of creat-ing his “Christmas Carol”. The PatioPlayers Board of Directors was meeting

to select shows for the following sea-son, and the production we’d hoped tostage, “Scrooge!”, became unavailable.Once the idea was put forth to createour own version of the classic DickensChristmas story, he was off! Jack, alongwith Carol Klose, his wonderful and tal-ented friend, put countless hours intoadapting the story and rearranging andcomposing music so that his belovedPatio Players could continue with a val-ued tradition. The production evolvedover time, including a revision by CarolKlose and Melissa Bloch-Meier severalyears ago, but the heart of the originalremains. I now see another generationof performers taking the stage, eventhe grandchildren of some of the origi-nal actors. The little girls who play Fanlook forward to the day they mighttake the role of Christmas Past orIsabelle. Men (and women) trade storiesof how tall they were when they final-ly graduated out of the Magic Minutesoldier dance! Both Carol and Jack havepassed on, but the legacy of their cre-ation will remain in the bonds of

friendships formed between the hun-dreds of children and adults who havebeen a part of this show, whether onthe stage or behind it."

Shows are at North Middle Schoolauditorium on N88 W16750 Garfield Dr.in Menomonee Falls. Performances areon Friday, December 4th at 7 pm,Saturday, December 5th at 3 & 7 pmand Sunday, December 6th at 1 & 4pm. Tickets can be purchased on-line atfallspatioplayers.com or on the 24 hrinformation line@ 262-255-8372.Adults/Seniors are $10 and Studentsare $8. There is Handicapped accessthrough the rear lobby doors.

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BY THOMAS J.MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The Hamilton girls basketball teambroke open a close game againstKenosha 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 a23-24 lead after Amanda Verhayen con-verted a free throw with 7.5 secondsleft before halftime. The Chargers tookthe lead into halftime as Eliana Selinconverted two free throws after beingfouled with .9 left.

A basket by Tremper's Emily Wulf atthe 9:15 mark of the second half madethe score 39-36 in favor of Hamilton.Hamilton responded by consecutivethree point baskets by Taylor Klug andSelin. A free throw by Taylor Laboy gave

Hamilton a 46-36 with 6:33 remaining.While Tremper reduced the lead to 49-44 at the 3:17 mark on a basket byAmari Whittington, Hamilton answeredwith seven straight points to take a 56-44 lead following a layup by Klug with1:56 remaining.

Klug led all scorers, scoring 26points for Hamilton.

Afterward, Hamilton Coach BillScasny said that in the second half Hamilton limited Tremper's secondchance scoring opportunities while con-verting its own scoring opportunities.

It was first game of the season forHamilton. Scasny said the starting fiveplayers are returners from last yearwhile the bench is "brand new at varsi-ty."

"That's going to be a work in

progress," Scasny said, adding that sub-stitution patterns will have to be deter-mined.

Scasny added that the team willwork on rebounding and running plays.

"It's only game one of a long sea-son," Scasny said.

Menomonee Falls beginswith two losses

Menomonee Falls opened thewith two losses. On Nov. 17, thelost at Waukesha Catholic M68-58. Marissa Igunbor led MenFalls with 19 points.

On Nov. 21 Menomonee FallsMilwaukee Riverside in overtim21, 67-43. Igunbor led Menomoewith 22 points while Madison Gadded 17 points.

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Hamilton’s Taylor Klug (left) looks to pass to an open teammate against KTremper Nov. 21.

Local players named to all-state teaPostseason honors for several sports

were recently announced within thepast few weeks.

Two local football players receivedhonorable mention designations for theWisconsin Football Coaches AssociationAll-State team.

Inside linebackers Ty Botsford of Hamilton and Austin Mozdzen werehonorable mention selections for theteam.

Girls Volleyball honors: RachelFrankowski of Menomonee Falls wasnamed to the third team all-state by

the Wisconsin Volleyball CAssociation while Amanda Dand Hannah Kuehl of Kettle Lutheran, Kayla Dowler of HaMegan Marks of GermantowMackenzie Robertson of MenFalls received honorable mentiotions for the team.

Boys volleyball honors: Max Germantown was named tWisconsin Boys Volleyball CAssociation all-state team whilmate Alex Shebesta was namedsecond team.



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five points. The Eagles entered halftimewith a 31-21 lead. A seven-point runearly in the second half put the gameout of reach for Living Word. Brown ledLiving Word with 11 points.

Living Word opened the season witha 56-53 win at Sheboygan Lutheran Nov.17. Two days later the Timberwolvesposted a 72-30 win over SWCHA.

Right after the Thanksgiving break,Living Word will host Kenosha ChristianLive at 7:15 p.m. Dec. 1.

Jackson kids rummage Dec. 5The annual Kids Rummage and

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shop as well - there’s nothing wrongwith gently used toys! The event is freefor those shopping and coming to visitSanta.

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1002 ComingEvents

CRAFT SALE: Reclaimed

& Redesigned Craft sale

with many repurposed

pieces of furniture, items

made of wood and pallets,

floral arrangements for

everyday and Christmas

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Dec. 5th, 8am-3pm. W162

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1005 Legal Notices

STATE OF WISCONSIN

CIRCUIT COURT

WAUKESHA COUNTYWells Fargo FinancialWisconsin, Inc. c/o Wells

Fargo Bank, N.A., 3476Stateview Boulevard FortMill, SC 29715 Plaintiff, vs.John E. Kelly a/k/a John

Kelly individually and asTrustee of the Kelly Trust

dated November 23, 2004Trust Pewaukee, WI 53072-

3332. Dianne K. Kellyindividually and as aTrusteeof the Kelly Trust datedNovember 23, 2004 Trust

3614 Erie St., Racine, WI53402-3518. John MoeKelly and Jane Moe Kelly;

and such other known orunknown Trustees orSuccessor Trustees ork nown o r u nk nown

Beneficiaries of the KellyTrust dated November 23,2004 Trust W283 N3302Lakeside Rd., Pewaukee,WI

53072-3332. ProhealthCare Medical Assoc.N17

W24100 Riverwood Dr., Ste.130, Waukesha, WI 53188-1177. Aurora MedicalGroup, Inc. c/o RachelleHart, Registered Agent 750

W Virginia St., Milwaukee,WI 53204-1539. State ofWisconsin c/o AttorneyGeneral 114 East State

Capitol, Madison, WI 53703.Children’s Hospital andHealth Systems, Inc. c/oSheila M. Reynolds,

Registered Agent 999 N92nd St., Wauwatosa, WI53226-4875. United States

of America c/o US Attorney517 East Wisconsin Ave.,Milwaukee, WI 53202. c/oUS Attorney General 950Pennsylvania Ave. NW, RmB-103, Washington, DC20530-0001. Daniel MurrayW283 N3302 Lakeside Rd.,

Pewaukee, WI 53072-3332.Defendants, MedicalAssociates Health Ctr. N88W16554 Main St., Ste. 100,Menomonee Falls, WI53051-2823. AddedDefendant. PUBLICATIONAMENDED SUMMONSCase No. 14-CV-01905 TheHonorable Maria S. LazarCase Code 30404(Foreclosure of Mortgage)The amount c laimedexceeds $10,000.00. THESTATE OF WISCONSIN Toeach person named aboveas a defendant:You are hereby notified thatthe plaintiff named abovehas filed a lawsuit or otherlegal action against you.W it hi n 40 days a ft erNovember 21, 2015 youmust respond with a writtendemand for a copy of theamended complaint. Thedemand must be sent ordelivered to the court, whoseaddress is 515 W. MorelandBlvd.,Waukesha,WI 53188-24 28 a nd t o Gray &Associates, L.L.P., plaintiff’sattorney, whose address is16345 W.Glendale Dr., NewBerlin, WI 53151-2841. Youmay have an attorney helpor represent you. If you donot demand a copy of theamended complaint within

40 days, the court may grant judgement against you forthe award of money or otherlegal action requested in theamended complaint, andyou may lose your right toobject to anything that is ormay be incorrect in theamended complaint. A judgment may be enforcedas provided by law. A judgment awarding moneymay become a lien againstany real estate you own nowor in the future, and may alsobe enforced by garnishmentor seizure of property. Datedthis 12 day of November,2015. Gray & Associates,L.L.P. Attorneys for PlaintiffBy: Patricia C. Lonzo StateBar No.10 45312, 16345 W.Glendale Dr., New Berlin,

WI 53151-2841 (414)224-1987. Gray & Associates,L.L.P. is attempting to collecta debt and any informationobtained will be used for thatpurpose. I f you havepreviously received adischarge in a chapter 7bankruptcy case, thiscommunication should notbe construed as an attemptto hold you personally liablefor the debt.

2000-2999

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UTILITY TRAILER, 4’x6’,15” Tires, Fenders, Tailgate,Steel Sides, 1-7/8” Coupler,Spare, 1,000lb Load. $450Cash, 262-786-6959. LeaveMessage!

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4000-4999Rummage

4013 RummageRichfield

RICHFIELDMOVING SALE3626 East C li ffe Dr.December 4th-6th, 10am.2002 Harley Road King,John Deere LA130 Tractor,48” cut with sweeper, cart &r ol le r. Honda H S 80snowblower, chain saw, yardtools galore, work benches,10” Craftsman table saw,router, 13”dr ill press, 12 1/2”planer, 16” jigsaw. Manyother woodworking tools. 2air conditioners, fans,heaters, ionizer, tons ofexercise equipment. “Theblock weights”. Kitchencabinet bases, tv’s, rockerrecliner love seat, sofa,tables, lamps, 4’ sq. raisedkitchen set, converts toround, 4 matching chairs,

diningroom set w/ 6 chairs,hutch, corner curio, ladieswriting desk, mantle clocks,Alfred Meaken EnglishChina, 5 pc. California Kingbedroom set, ladies mirror,book shelves, Christmasdecor., Yankee Candle giftsets & games. Specialitems: trunk full of early1900’s baseball magazinesand large collection of G.A.Henty Books. Call 262-229-1231

4018 RummageLannon

ESTATE SALE: 7630 NVine St., Lannon, WI.Friday,Dec. 4th. 9-4pm, Saturday,Dec. 5th. 9-4pm, & Sunday,Dec. 6th. 9-2pm. Sign-upsheet used. Doors openpromptly at 9am. Forpictures, please go to:estatesales.org. We’reoffering the contents of thisunique old world lannonstone home in Lannon.QUITE AN ECLECTIC MIXAND IT ALL HAS TO GO!!Large selection of garageand shop tools, huntingequipment, household items,hunting clothes, otherhunting and fishing items.Old knife bationates withsheaths. Older fishing items.Lots of shop tools, handtools, power tools, weldingitems. Sit down bicycle. Old

dishes, old books, olderfurniture. Nice wicker patioset, picnic table. Old andnew camping gear. Oldtrunk. Deer heads. Rams’head. M ount ed f ish.Antiques, glassware, livingroom furniture, lamps,MUCH, MUCH MORE!! Asalways, we price our estatesto sell. Sunday is our everpopular bring a box, bring afriend blow out day!!!!Thunderbolt cross bow withscope. Simplicity riding lawnmower. Stay tuned for morepictures and descriptionscoming soon!

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LPNs/RNsFull and part time positions

RN SupervisorPart-time on NOC shift

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CAREER OPPORTUNIThe Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is seeking a Part-time DISTRIB

ASSISTANT. This position is responsible for assisting with route dtraining new carriers, and warehouse organization. Working the earfrom 1:00am – 6:00am, with Friday, Saturday and Sunday being the mquent scheduled days, therefore required availability although days mStaying past 6:00am until the work is completed is required when uneroutes are in need of delivery. You must be 18 years of age or older ato lift 30-35lbs repetitively. A valid driver’s license and have proof ofinsurance are required. Pay rate varies depending on location.

To apply visit: http://www.journalmediagroup.com/: “Click Careers” -Publishing Jobs – Search opening – click: Milwaukee Journal SentinelOr 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 DCChristine Katona – 414.788.5111

Port Washington or Cedarburg DCRod Debroux – 414.225.5068

Rawson DC (Airport Milwaukee)Sara Schoessow – 414.762.3395

Menomonee Falls,West Bend or Hartford DCDave Fifarek – 414.788.079

Waukesha DCBarb Kowalkiewicz – 262.44

Elkhorn DCTom Adyniec – 262.723.767

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Applications available at the library.Germantown Community LibraryN112W16957 Mequon RoadGermantown,WI 53022

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