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Feast & Follies:Celebrating its fifth year,the “Feast & Follies” din-ner show will be heldSaturday, March 28,from 5 to 8:30 p.m. inthe Germantown HighSchool auxiliary gym.See page 9.

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Germantown residents had the opportunity to view con-cepts related to the development of an area behind MainStreet during a meeting at Village Hall Jan. 26.

The meeting was agreed to by the Plan Commission Jan.12 and comes partially in response to a proposal from theowner of the Old Town Inn and Von Rothenburg Bier Stube fora recreational park behind the business. Old Town is propos-ing a park area that would include a pavilion and two sur-rounding cabanas for vending, a children's play area andspace for 200 parking spots.

The event was officially a Plan Commission meeting but itwas structured in a “workshop” format in which designs werepresented and residents had the opportunity to express con-cerns to commission members and village staff.

At the Jan. 12 meeting, Trustee David Baum presented con-ceptual designs for the area which included items presented inthe Old Town plans but which sought to address concerns suchas traffic. The workshop included Baum’s concepts and theoriginal proposals from Von Rothenburg.

“Tonight was a night for people to come out and voicetheir concerns and get educated on what the project actuallywas, because until you actually see it and hear it, it’s still a lotof speculation,” said Chaz Hastings, owner of the VonRothenburg and Old Town.

Hastings noted that the village is planning on long-termissues such as traffic for the area and other development.

“We’ve heard a lot tonight — a lot of positives, a lot of

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Residents view proposals for Main Streetdevelopment

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concerns. We’ll work within those bound-aries to be great neighbors and makeeverybody happy,” Hastings said.

Commission member Robert Warrensaid he was impressed with the number ofresidents who came to the workshop.

“There is some concern with noise,that’s always been out there. Traffic was aconcern also,” Warren said.

Warren said Baum’s concepts couldopen up ways to address some of the con-cerns.

“Overall it was a good exchange, let-ting people see what’s out there. It’s goodfor the Plan Commission to take that infor-mation and process that to figure out whatthe next steps are,” Warren said.

Village President Dean Wolter alsomentioned the turnout and said residentshad comments and questions for the peo-ple who were available to answer them.

“It was successful because all thosewho wanted answers and wanted to comeout and see what was happening wereable to,” Wolter said.

Wolter said the workshop gives thecommission direction as to whether or notto create an overall master plan and whatit uses should be.

Wolter added the hope is to create aplan for a smaller area behind Main Streetthat will drive development in other areasthat may require additional planning.

“But let’s start with something that we

can grasp and get our hands around ratherthan deal with something that’s too big andnot be able to get anything or any move-ment on it,” Wolter said. “If you start smalland become successful in movement andprogress, others areas may become a com-ponent of that where we can push out to it.One thing begets the other, and my hope isthrough working this area, other peoplewill look at opportunities and noticeopportunities that are around it and want toget involved.”

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The following records weretaken from the Germantown PoliceDepartment.

Disorderly conduct• A 17-year-old male student at

Germantown High School was cited for dis-orderly conduct Jan. 20.

Drug possession• An 18-year-old man was taken into

custody for drug possession at 11:39 p.m.Jan. 19 at Friedenfeld Park, W140N11492 County Aire Drive. Police madecontact with the man after observing him inhis vehicle with a female after park hours.

Retail theft• A 45-year-old man was arrested for

retail theft at Fleet farm, N96 W18200County Line Road, at 9:32 a.m. Jan. 19.

• A 20-year-old man was arrested forretail theft at McDonald’s, N96 W17512County Line Road, at 1:19 a.m. Jan. 19.

• A male subject fled Walmart, W190N9855 Appleton Avenue, without payingfor a crate full of DVDs at 12:22 a.m. Jan.

19.

Theft• An unknown subject(s) entered

Wendy’s, N96 W17600 County Line Road,after hours Jan. 19 and stole an undis-closed amount of money from the safe.

Truancy• A 16-year-old male student at

Germantown High School was cited forhabitual truancy Jan. 20.

• A 14-year-old male student atGermantown High School was cited forhabitual truancy Jan. 20.

Warrants• A 38-year-old man was taken into

custody on a warrant through theWaukesha County Sheriff’s Office at 12:33a.m. Jan. 18 in the N11000 block ofLegend Avenue.

• An 18-year-old man was taken intocustody on a Waukesha County Sheriff’sOffice warrant at 4:43 p.m. Jan. 19 in theW17000 block of Mequon Road.

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If you want to be part of a dynamicgroup of men and women who are willing toprovide emergency service to their communi-ty 24 hours a day, We Need You. If youever saw an ambulance or fire truckresponding to an emergency or witnessed acar accident and wished you had the knowl-edge to help, We Need You.

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We will provide you with the training tobe a firefighter and EMT, with the equipmentto operate safely and with other team mem-bers to mentor you.

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Germantown Village President Dean Wolter (center) talks with residents whilelooking at maps detailing the Main Street area during a Plan Commission work-shop Jan. 26. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen

Germantown SeniorCenter weekly programs

The following will be offered by theGermantown Senior Center, W162N11960 Park Avenue.

• Health screening–A health screeningis offered the fourth Wednesday of everymonth, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. A regis-tered nurse from Community MemorialHospital will take seniors' blood pressureand answer any questions about health.

• Elderly benefit specialist–Elderly ben-efit specialist Jennifer Fechter comes to theSenior Center the second Tuesday andfourth Thursday of each month from 9:30 to3 p.m. She answers questions aboutmedicare and medical assistance, supple-ments, all community-based services, hous-ing and tax information. To schedule anappointment, call the Senior Center. Formore information, call the WashingtonCounty Dept. on Aging at 1-877-306-3030or (262) 335-4497.

• Card groups–Players and subs areneeded for the Senior Center's Canasta and500 card groups which meet every otherFriday at 12:30 p.m. and for the Tuesday12:30 p.m. sheepshead group. Call ArdenFessenbecker at (262) 628-1123 or LorraneFrench at (262) 251-0617 for canasta;Millie Clawitter at (262) 251-3090 for 500;and Bob Benning at (262) 255-1628 forsheepshead.

• Bridge/Hand & Foot–A Bridge groupmeets Thursdays at 12:30 p.m. and a Hand& Foot group Fridays at 12:30 p.m.

The senior center can be reached at(262) 253-7799.

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FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCHW172 N11187 Division Rd, Germantown.Pastor Thomas Kaul. (262) 251-8250. Timesof worship: Mondays 6:30pm, Sundays 9am.

WEST ALLIS

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The Germantown wrestling team fin-ished fifth at the Sheboygan North RaiderInvite Jan. 24.

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Brady Koontz of Stevens Point. Germantown got fifth place finishes

from Mason Wheeler at 126, WaymonMcNeal at 132, Tommy Nelson at 152,and David Nilles at 285.

Germantown got seventh place finishesfrom Kevin Tamboli at 113, Dante Beal at138, and Landon Valenta at 160.

Germantown wrestlersfifth at Raider Invite

The Menomonee Falls boys basketballteam topped rival Hamilton Jan. 27, 35-29.Bryce McMurtry led all scorers with 13points while Tommy Hickey led Hamiltonwith 12 points. It was the first win byMenomonee Falls against Hamilton in threeyears.

With the win, Menomonee Fallsimproved to 2-5 in the Greater MetroConference and 6-9 overall. Hamiltondropped to 1-5 in the conference and 6-9overall.

Germantown remained undefeated Jan.23, as the Warhawks outscored WhitefishBay 44-26 to win 67-53. Max Keefe ledGermantown with 17 points while BrianStuder and Juwan McCloud added 15 and14 points.

With the win, Germantown remained infirst place in the North Shore Conferencewith a 8-0 overall record and a 13-0 over-all mark. Germantown was ranked secondin the most recent Division I state coachespolls.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran remained ontop of the Flyway Conference standingswith a 75-34 win at Mayville Jan. 27. TheChargers Ethan Bublitz led all scorers with19 points. With the win, Kettle MoraineLutheran had an 8-0 conference recordand a 13-1 overall mark. The Chargerswere to host second place Laconia at 7:30p.m. Jan. 30.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran started lastweek ranked first in the Division 3 statecoaches poll.

Boys basketball: Falls beats Hamilton

In a contest that could have been wonby Whitefish Bay, Germantown showed itcan close a tight game Jan. 23.

After the Blue Dukes Ashley Reed tiedthe score at 46-46 with 1:31 remaining,Germantown scored the next seven pointsto win 53-57.

Bay held a 11-8 lead after the first quar-ter, as Germantown missed their first threethree-point attempts. Reed gave the BlueDukes a 18-16 lead after scoring on alayup and converting a free throw afterbeing followed. But Calli Lemke converteda three point basket for Germantown tostart a 7-1 run to give Germantown a 23-19lead at halftime.

The teams stayed close through thethird quarter and Whitefish Bay took a 44-42 lead with 2:31 remaining. KenzieSchmitz scored on a layup with 2:20remaining. She then converted a three pointbasket with 1:31 remaining to give theWarhawks a 49-46 lead. Val Meissner thenconverted four free throws in two separatetrips to the line. The final points of the gamewere scored on a long-range three pointbasket by Emma Jonas of Whitefish Bay atthe buzzer.

“It was pretty ominous when we missedthree (three point baskets) on the first pos-session that it was going to be a toughshooting night,” Germantown Coach MattStuve said afterward. “But Monica

(Hubrich) came off the bench and wastremendous. (She) hit some big shots andkept us in it.”

Meissner led Germantown with 15points while Reed led all scorers with 18points. With the win, Germantown held a9-0 North Shore Conference record afterthe win. All other teams in the conferencehave at least two losses.

“Five games left in the conference sea-son, still having that two game cushion iskey because we still have Cedarburg andHomestead coming up,” Stuve said. “Thisone is big as far still having some leeway.”

Germantown started last week with a60-52 win over Kettle Moraine LutheranJan. 27. Val Meissner led Germantown with19 points while Mikayla Voigt led KettleMoraine Lutheran with 22 points. With thewin, Germantown improved its overallrecord to 14-2.

Hamilton tops FallsHamilton topped Menomonee Falls

Jan. 27, 54-30. Hamilton's Taylor Klug ledall scorers with 16 points while MadisonGrzesiak led Menomonee Falls with 14points. Afterward Hamilton was in secondplace in the Greater Metro Conferencewith a 5-2 conference mark and a 10-5overall record while Menomonee Fallsdropped to 1-6 in conference and 3-13overall.

Girls basketball: Germantownstops Bay comeback

Germantown’s Val Meissner looks for an open teammate on a inbounds playagainst Whitefish Bay Jan. 23. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

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February is Black History Month, a cel-ebration of the accomplishments of African-Americans, past and present. But it wasn'talways a month-long event. It began as anotion of just one man, Dr. Carter G.Woodson.

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Why Woodson decided to hold NegroHistory Week in February is a topic ofgreat debate. Some say he did so to honorthe birthdays of Abraham Lincoln andFrederick Douglass. Others argue he choseFebruary in honor of the 13th Amendment,

which abolished slavery. Although theamendment was signed in January, it was-n't until February that slaves started hear-ing the news.

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Carver's knowledge of plants was sothorough that he was asked to become IowaAgricultural College's first African-Americanfaculty member in 1894. In 1896, he joinedBooker T. Washington at the famed TuskegeeInstitute and directed its agricultural researchuntil his death in 1943. Carver believed thatresearch should have practical value andhelp people. He used the idea of agriculturalextension to benefit farmers in the South bytaking agricultural knowledge directly tothem and their farms. While at Tuskegee,Carver discovered more than 300 products

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The Germantown sixth grade boys basketball team recently won theOconomowoc tournament. Pictured are (front row) Rile Wagie, MichaelWoloszyk, CJ Buchholz, Jacob Ciardo, Marcus Knight, (middle row) TylerBenes, Isaac Runde, Jacob Benes, Spencer Baekman, Tyson Miller, (back row)Coaches Steve Wagie, Nick Ciardo and Brian Benes. Submitted photo.

Germantown sixth grade teamwins Oconomowoc tourney

BY NIKKI ACKERMANSTAFF WRITER

When now-24-year-old Kayla Kreckelwas diagnosed with breast cancer in May2014, many of her dreams and aspirationswere put on hold. The Germantown residentwas forced to drop out of school at UW-Milwaukee where she was majoring in childpsychology and she had to quit her job at adaycare due to a weakened immune sys-tem. She is currently in the midst of sixmonths of chemotherapy treatments.

“It hasn’t been an easy road, butKayla has had a positive attitude,” saidKayla’s mother, Valerie Kreckel, in aphone interview with the Express News.

As their daughter continues on this diffi-cult path, Valerie and Kayla’s father,Robert, are looking for ways to help the sit-uation, both financially and by turning anegative into a celebration of the “kind andcaring” person they describe Kayla to be.

A “Kisses for Kayla” benefit by

Marko’s Pizza will be held at the Knightsof Columbus Club House, W164N9161Water St., Menomonee Falls, on Sunday,Feb. 22 from noon to 5 p.m. A lasagnadinner with Italian bread and salad can bepurchased for $8. The event will alsoinclude a four-piece band, a meat raffleand a silent auction. Tickets are availableat Marko’s Pizza, W156 N9664 PilgrimRoad, Germantown.

The Kreckels said that Kayla, the sec-ond oldest of five children, is a “sweet girl.”

“I give her so much credit,” saidValerie. “She really maintains a strongspirit even after all she has been through.She hopes to recover and return to schoolas soon as she can.”

Businesses and individuals who wish todonate silent auction items for the eventcan call the family at (262) 236-0494.Monetary donations can be sent to the“Kisses for Kayla” fund set up through theGermantown/Menomonee FallsLandmark Credit Union.

Local family holding fundraiserfor daughter with breast cancer

Campus notes•Southeast Missouri State University

has named 2,478 students to its fall 2014Dean's List for academic achievement dur-ing the fall semester. The list includes PaigeBlankenheim of Germantown, WI

Students named to the list earned at

least a 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0scale and completed at least 12 degreecredit hours during the fall session.

•Germantown resident Sarah Falck, asenior social science education major atHarding University, is among more than1,200 University students included on the

dean's list for grades achieved during the fall2014 semester.

The dean's list is published each semes-ter by Dr. Larry Long, University provost, hon-oring those who have achieved high schol-arship. To be eligible, a student must be car-rying 12 or more hours with a 3.65 or high-er grade-point average and no incompletes.

Harding is the largest private university inArkansas with 6,075 students and has beenranked by U.S. News & World Report for the21st consecutive year as a top 25 school inthe South.

Military notes•Army Pvt. Shaun P. Powers has gradu-

ated from Basic Combat Training at FortBenning, Ga.

During the nine-week training period, thetrainee received instruction in drill and cere-mony, weapons, rifle marksmanship andbayonet training, chemical warfare, fieldtraining and tactical exercises, armed andunarmed combat, military courtesy, militaryjustice, physical fitness, first aid, and Armyhistory, traditions, and core values.

Powers is the son of Charlotti D. Powersof Colgate, Wis., and grandson of Patrick P.Grady of Milwaukee, Wis.

He is a 2011 graduate of GermantownHigh School, Germantown, Wis.

•Army Pfc. Michael W. Colvin has grad-uated from basic combat training at FortJackson, Columbia, S.C. During the nine

weeks of training, the soldier studied theArmy mission, history, tradition and core val-ues, and received instruction and practice inbasic combat skills, military weapons, chem-ical warfare and bayonet training, drill andceremony, marching, rifle marksmanship,armed and unarmed combat, map reading,field tactics, military courtesy, military justicesystem, basic first aid, foot marches and fieldtraining exercises.

Colvin is the son of Nicole Rampson andstepson of David Rampson, both ofGermantown, Wis. He is also the grandsonof John N. Zimmer of Menomonee Falls,Wis.

He is a 2014 graduate of GermantownHigh School, Germantown, Wis.

Senior computer classes forMarch

The following computer classes will beoffered at the Germantown Senior Center.

• Basic Beginner–March 4, 11, 18 and25, 10 to 11 a.m.

• Intro to Facebook–March 2, 9, 16and 23, 10 to 11 a.m.

• Intro to Digital Photography–March 2,9, 16 and 23, 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.

• Intro to MS Windows–March 3, 10,17 and 24, 10 to 11 a.m.

To sign up, call Senior Center at (262)253-7799. Fee is $30 for residents andschool district residents and $55 for non-res-idents.

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SALES/MARKETING

7261 Hwy. 60 West, Hartford, WI 53027262-709-4444 • Email: [email protected]

Website: www.helgesen.com

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER/DRUG FREE WORKPLACE

IMMEDIATEOPENINGS!

WELDERS Benefits include:

Competitive salary, Bonus program, 401k with company match, PaidVacation & Holidays, Tuition Reimbursement, Onsite Fitness Center,

Full Insurance Benefit Package after 60 days, Company paid LifeInsurance and Short Term Disability Insurance

In addition to great benefits, we support employeedevelopment and offer cross-training opportunities.

Send your resume or apply inperson at:

NOW HIRING:• Manufacturing Tech• Maintenance• CNC Machining• Mold Making

EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING CONSULTANT WANTED!

We are seeking a career minded, experienced Electro-MechanicalTechnician to join our team. Responsibilities included the installation,service, repair and preventative maintenance of the Corrugator andConveyor systems in a state of the art facility. This position is for 2ndshift.

Preferred qualifications include but are not limited to: 2-3 years ofElectro-Mechanical Automation System Installation & TroubleshootingExperience; operational knowledge of automated industrial machinerywhich includes: motors, servos, drives, relays 3 phase power, communi-cation devices, industrial/electronic controls and power transmissionsystems; good understanding of hydraulic and pneumatic systems;strong troubleshooting and problem solving ability with practical,mechanical and electrical aptitude; must be able to read and interpretboth electrical and mechanical drawings; must be fully computer literalwith Microsoft environment; excellent written and verbal communica-tion skills; ability to work independently in a mature and professionalmanner; two year technical degree, certificate or equivalent experiencedesired. All candidates must be willing to work any available shift; aswell as overtime. Corrugated background and/or boiler license is a plus,but not required. Only TEAM THINKING individuals should apply.QUARTERLY BONUS INCLUDED.

Apply online at www.rocktenn.com (http://www.rocktenn.com) or emailresume to Julie Schram [email protected] or fax 414-312-4340.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer

2605 PROGRESS DRIVEWEST BEND, WI 53095

PH: 262-338-8197 • FAX: 262-338-2767

APPLY IN PERSON OR SEND RESUME TO:Gruber Tool & Die, Inc.

2605 E. Progress DrWest Bend, WI 53095

Email: [email protected]

2nd ShiftCNC Set-Up/Operator

Some Experience NecessaryFull-Time w/Benefits

SKILLED TRADES


Not able to make the job fair?Please call 262-353-3987 to set up an interview.

Now hiring for Manufacturingpositions in Slinger, West Bend,

Richfield, Jackson andsurrounding areas.

Welders, Machinists(all levels), ProductionWorkers, Warehouse

All shifts available and wages varyper position and experience

Please apply online prior to job fairwww.qpsemployment.com

Slinger Community LibraryThursday, Feb. 5th

[10AM - 3PM]220 Slinger Rd., Slinger, WI 53086

SKILLED TRADES

HEALTHCARE SERVICES

EOE/Drug Free Workplace

NOW HIRING CNAs!!OFFERING A SIGN ON BONUS!!

$2,000.00 for Full Time$1,000.00 for Part Time

Extendicare... "Helping people live better"

We are located at:305 Clark Street • Mayville, WI 53050

Mayville Nursing & Rehabilitation Center iscurrently seeking qualified Certified NursingAssistants to join our caring team. All shiftsare available. WI Certification is required;prior experience is preferred.

Interested candidates can apply athttp://www.extendicareus.com/jobs.aspxor please call for more information at 920-387-0354.

AUTUMN OAKS227 E. Washington St., Slinger

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.

Busy Retail Optical Office needs a friendlyand reliable Optician. Experience in theOptical Field is preferred, but we will trainthe right individual. Vision Mart offershealth, dental, vacation, 401(k) and a profitsharing program with full time employment.

We have limited evenings and Saturdayhours and offer competitive salary as well asan incentive program for you to earn more.

If you feel you can meet and/or exceed ourexpectations, please callKathy at 414-462-1300 or1-800-242-0470.Equal Opportunity Employer

BrightStar is looking for dependableprofessionals to work one-on-one withseniors in their homes.

✰ CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant)✰ HHA (Home Health Aid)

Daytime, overnight & weekends shiftavailable. Valid driver’s license, insuredvehicle, CPR cert and Backgroundchecks required.

Mention this ad and become eligible fora sign up bonus for a limited time.

www.brightstarcare.com/west-bend/

Now Hiring In-Home Caregivers

Apply on-line or in Person at:BrightStar of West Bend

W227N16841 Tillie Lake CourtJackson, WI 53037

Please call if you have questions:Job Line: 262-677-9203

Fax: 262-677-9208 or Email: [email protected]

Independently Owned and Operated

Apply in person at:W150 N11127 Fond du Lac Ave. • Germantown South • 262-250-9800

or online at [email protected]

Ellen’s Home of Germantown is looking for dependableprofessionals who love working with the elderly.

Competitive wages & benefit pkg.

CAREGIVERS2nd & 3rd Shifts Full Time - 2nd Shift Part Time

Attn: Human Resources – ChristinaW164 N9221 Water Street

Menomonee Falls, WI 53052Email: [email protected]

Fax: 262-251-4312www.alto-shaam.com

JOINOUR TEAM!

Alto-Shaam has immediate openings for:WELDERS, ASSEMBLERS,

AND FABRICATORS1st and 2nd shift

We offer competitive compensation,401(k) with company match, gain share

bonus program, & superior benefits!Please forward your resume to:

Harmony of RiverviewW176 N9430 River Crest Dr.Menomonee Falls, WI 53051

EOE

RESIDENTASSISTANT/CNAS

Part Time PositionsALL SHIFTS

Experience PreferredTraining Available

Please apply in person at:

Experienced, Qualified, Nurturing

TEACHERSNEEDED

Must have all state required courses and CPR training. Full & part time available.

Please Contact Maggie

Menomonee Falls 262-255-5950

CHILDCARE


WANTED:WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

CARRIERSMenomonee FallsDriving Routes

AvailableApply in person to fill out an application at:

Express News9077 N. Deerbrook TrailBrown Deer, WI 53223

email:[email protected]

or mail your resume

WAREHOUSEWORKER NEEDED!

Part-time warehouse person needed in our Brown DeerWarehouse.

The incumbent will have a variety of duties, including but not limited, to:

• Working on an insertion machine,• Packaging & Stacking

Must be able to lift 50 lb. and stand for long periods of time in one place

Send your resume to:Hometown Communications

P.O. Box 335-HR Germantown, WI 53022or email to: [email protected]

GENERAL EMPLOYMENTPart TimePositions Available:Receiving/YardPrior forklift experience is a plus.Flexible schedule and Additional$2.50/hour weekends.

Apply in person at:

W186 N9754 Appleton Ave.Germantown, WI 53022

CLEANERS• MON-FRI 8AM TO APPROX. 3PM• MULTIPLE PART-TIME POSITIONS

• NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. (YOU SELECT DAYS)

Call 262-250-1520

Potential for advancements.Great for college students.Family owned company Located in Germantown,N114 W19380 Clinton Dr.

Must be able to pass a drug test.

MorningStock Crew

W186 N9754 Appleton Ave.Germantown, WI 53022

5AM-9AM4, 5, or 6 days/week; You Choose!Additional $2.50/hr on weekends.

Apply in person at:

ENTRY LEVEL PART TIMEpositions available atlocal call center forevenings and 3rdshift. Some weekendsand holidaysrequired. Must beable to type, followdirections and havea clear and pleasant speaking voice.Please call 262-253-2121.

LOTATTENDANT

Full time position available immediately .Must be 18 years old with a valid WI driv-ers license and good driving record. Dutiesinclude light mechanical work, car wash-ing and snow removal.Please contact Stewart Polansky orRandy Tennies at 262-255-6000 for aninterview or apply in person.

Ernie von SchledornMenomonee Falls

MENOMONEE FALLS DCMake Extra $$$

Newspaper Delivery Positions Available Germantown-Sussex-Hubertus-

Colgate-Lannon-Richfield

$175 - $250 + per week If you have a vehicle and a few extrahours available each morning, here isan opportunity for you to earn extra

money. Candidates must have a validdriver’s licenses and proof of insurance.

Please contact David Fifarek –District Manager

Phone: 262.253.2986Email: [email protected]

DISTRIBUTION ASSISTANTThe Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is seeking a Parttime DISTRIBUTIONASSISTANT to work at the MENOMONEE FALLS DISTRIBUTIONCENTER. This position is responsible for assisting with route delivery,training new carriers, and warehouse organization and cleanliness.Hours are generally from 1:00am – 6:00am, Friday, Saturday andSunday are the most frequent scheduled days therefore required avail-ability although days may vary. Occasionally unexpected routes are inneed of delivery. Staying past 6:00am until the work is completed isrequired. To be eligible you must be 18 years of age or older and ableto repetitively lift 30-35lbs of newsprint bundles. A valid driver’s licenseand have proof of vehicle insurance are required. Pay rate is $11.00 anhour.

To apply visit: www.journalcommunications.comSearch Openings – Enter the “Auto reg ID” 29BR for this AD

Or Contact David Fifarek at: 262-253-2986

(Covering: Germantown-Sussex-Hubertus-Colgate-Lannon-Richfield)

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PART-TIME FLEX. HOURS

$10.00 5-9:30PM (SOME WEEKENDS)

Come & Talk to SharonN87 W16459 Appleton Ave.

262-251-3320

(WHILE BEING TRAINED)

RESTAURANT/HOSPITALITY


DRIVERS

THE LOWE AUTO GROUPTHE LOWE AUTO GROUP

We are in need of part-time drivers. Musthave a clean valid driver’s license. Retirees

& Students are strongly encouraged toapply. Please apply in person:

2969 N. 114th St. Wauwatosa, WI 53222 • 414-607-0200

DRIVERS

CALL TODAYCALL TODAYDRIVERS-TEAMS

Allstates Trucking, an employee owned48-state carrier located in MountPleasant, WI is looking for driving teamswith reefer experience. Positions requireminimum of 3-years experience with aclass A CDL and a clean driving record.We offer .58 per mile with guaranteedmiles and home weekly. Please call 800-345-1980, ext. 716 M-F 9:00 a.m. - 4:00p.m. for further information.

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