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The Germantown School District is get-ting a one-year jump on a civic exam thatstudents are now required to take as a resultof the state budget bill approved over thesummer.

A provision in Wisconsin Act 55 requiresthat students will have to pass a civics testto graduate from high school beginning inthe 2016-17 school year. The test willinclude questions on items such as theUnited States Constitution, the system ofgovernment and American history, accord-ing to information provided by GermantownSchool District staff to the School Board.The civics test is comprised of 100 questionswhich are identical to the 100 questionsthat may be asked of an individual applyingfor US Citizenship.

Students may re-take the test untilachieving a passing score. Students with anIndividualized Education Plan (IEP) arerequired to take the test but their gradua-tion is not conditioned on them passing thetest.

Brenda O'Brien, director of teaching andlearning, told the School Board Oct. 12 thatthe test will be offered in three social stud-

See ‘CIVICS TEST’ PAGE 7

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Adults 55 and older are invited tocome to the Germantown Senior CenterWednesday, Oct. 21 to make a fall-themed craft. The program will begin at10 a.m. and include refreshments and a

project. The event is free, but pre-regis-tration is required by calling (262) 253-7799.

The following are free monthlyactivities offered at the GermantownSenior Center.

• Technology Help-Offered fromnoon to 1 p.m. the third Friday of themonth. Bring i-Pad, laptop, cell ortablet and have tech questionsanswered. Call to make a reservation.

• Benefit Specialist-Offered secondTuesday and fourth Thursday of themonth. Benefit specialist JenniferFletcher will answer questions aboutMedicare, medical assistance, supple-

ments and housing. To schedule anappointment, call the WashingtonCounty Department on Aging at 1-877-306-3030.

• Writer’s Circle-Meets from 1 to3:30 p.m. second and fourth Monday ofthe month. Record family lore and leg-ends, share life story, express self inpoetry. Meet and critique others’ writ-ing. This is a drop-in program.

Call the Germantown Senior Centerat 262-253-7799 for any additionalquestions regarding the programs listed.

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Corner of Hubertus Rd. & Tally Ho Trail.Pastor Mike Helwig (262) 628-2550x208.School: K3-8th grade and Day Care 3 years+.Services: Thursdays 7pm; Sundays 8am &10:30am; 9:15am Bible Study and SundaySchool. www.crownoflifeonline.com

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The following events will be held atRiveredge Nature Center, 4458 CountyRoad Y in Saukville:

• Science for Everyone:Improvements to Ozaukee County’sEcology through Invasive SpeciesControl and Native Tree Plantings-Tuesday, Oct. 20, 7 to 8:30 p.m.:Invasive species such as common buck-thorn and the emerald ash borer arehaving a destructive effect on nativeplant and animal communities acrossSoutheast Wisconsin and OzaukeeCounty. The Ozaukee County Planningand Parks Department is leading multi-ple efforts within the Ozaukee CountyPark System and at several large-scalehabitat restoration project areas to off-set the impact of invasive species andimprove the landscape for fish, wildlifeand Ozaukee County residents. Programassistant, Kristina Kroening, will sharewhat has been done, what’s to comeand how one can help combat invasivevegetation in Ozaukee County Parks oron your own property. Free; $5 dona-tion suggested.

• Nature Tots: A Log’s Life-Wednesday, Oct. 21, 10 to 11:30 a.m.:Environmental Education for kids ages3-5 accompanied by an adult. After atree falls in the forest, it has anotherlife as home to a variety of creatures.Learn about the life cycle of trees anddiscover the many creatures thatdepend on forest. Cost: $5; free for AllAccess members.

• Little Explorers Playgroup-Thursday, Oct. 22, 10 to 11:30 a.m.:Group will gather in the Natural PlayArea and share the wonder of nature

through outdoor play. They will alsoventure into forests, fields, ponds andmore. Nature sensory bins for babiesand exploration tools for older childrenwill be available. Indoor activities willbe planned in case of inclement weath-er. Cost: $5; free for All Access mem-bers.

• Gone Hiking-Friday, Oct. 23, 1 to2:30 p.m.: Join a naturalist to becomeacquainted with the seasonal changesoccurring throughout the sanctuary.Enjoy the beautiful landscapes thatRiveredge has to offer. Feel free tobring your journal, camera, and binocu-lars. Cost: $5; free for All Access mem-bers.

• Wild Animal Finders: Spying forSpiders!-Saturday, Oct. 24, 10 to 11: 30a.m.: Small and creepy, large and hairy-Spiders come in all shapes and sizes.Seek out spiders in various habitats andlearn fact and fiction about spiders.Create a spider frame to welcome spi-ders into your garden or yard space.Cost: $5; free for All Access members.

• Tree Climbing Open Climb-Saturday, Oct. 24, noon to 2 p.m.:Explore Riveredge at a new elevation.Tree Climbing programs are meant foryouth and adults, age 7 and above, withlittle to no tree climbing skills. Ascendropes and explore the world way aboveyour feet. Safe and easy. All equipmentis supplied; all you need is loose cloth-ing (T-shirt and long pants recommend-ed), closed toe shoes (hard soles recom-mended), and an adventurous spirit.Cost: $20 for members. $35 for non-members. For more information, call(262) 375-2715.

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The Menomonee Falls Public Librarywill show two movies in October. Theyare:

• “Spy” (Rated R) will be shownTuesday, Oct. 20 at 2:15 p.m. andThursday, Oct. 22 at 6:15 p.m.

• “Aloha” will be shown Tuesday,Oct. 20 at 6:15 p.m. and Thursday, Oct.22 at 2:15 p.m.

The movies shown will be in thelibrary’s Meeting/Community Room,

right off the main lobby. It is recom-mended that attendees arrive early asthere are only 80 chairs. Admission isfree to all.

For more information, check thelibrary’s website menomoneefallsli-brary.org or call the Adult ReferenceDesk at (262) 532-8920. The library islocated at W156 N8436 Pilgrim Road,Menomonee Falls.

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Dear Jan, we now have a CO2 Superpulsedlaser at Hampton Dental Associates. The CO2laser is the most widely studied laser on themarket today with the most Universitysupported articles outlining their safety andeffectiveness. I can tell you that lasers arewonderful tools in dentistry if they are usedcorrectly. The ADA Council on ScientificAffairs has recently published a position paperon lasers and how they are used in dentistry.Some of the salient points of their paper are asfollows:

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ies classes this year at grades 9-11, withthe test being administered in freshmenlevel courses in the future. O'Brienadded there will be plans developed onadministering the exam to students whocome into the district after ninth grade.

Superintendent Jeff Holmes addedthat while the state law mandates thequestions to be asked, how the test is

administered is left up to local schooldistricts.

Donations approvedThe board approved an award of

$500 from the GE Institution ofInternational Education to the highschool diversity club in honor of SarahKrueger-Zuengler, who was nominatedby 2015 graduate Diane Xue.

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ing donations:• $1,231.54 from Robert Wehner of

the Badgerland Striders to the highschool girls cross country team;

• $500 from Sendik's Foot Marketsto the high school band;

• $800 from Ayer Contractors to thehigh school boys cross country team;

• $60 from the Wells FargoCommunity Support Campaign onbehalf of County Line Elementary

School parent Charisse Booth for thestudent activity account;

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-Compiled by Thomas J. McKillen,Managing Editor

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Civics test will be offered a year early

Survey: Germantown residents like parks, wary of apartments BY THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

Germantown residents like thequality of life in their community butare wary of more multi-family develop-ment, according to a survey that wasconducted earlier this year.

The survey was conducted by thevillage through SurveyMonkey as partof an update for its 2020Comprehensive SmartGrowth Land Useand Outdoor Recreation plans, withresults coming in Feb. 15. The surveywas mentioned during recent discus-sion about a rezoning request in thevillage's Main Street area that wouldhave allowed for an apartment com-plex (the rezoning request was reject-ed by the Village Board).

In the survey residents were givenseveral options to a question askingabout what type of housing the villageshould allow. According to the survey,

32.19 percent of respondents (424responses) said they would "somewhatdiscourage" apartments while 40.02percent (527 responses) said theywould "strongly discourage" apart-ments. Only 6.91 percent (91) ofrespondents said they would somewhatencourage while 2.35 percent (31) ofrespondents said they would stronglyencourage apartment development.

The largest support housingoptions came for single family homes,with 40.15 percent (528) of respon-dents stating they would somewhatencourage and 38.62 percent (508) ofrespondents indicating they wouldstrongly encourage single familyhomes.

Among other development relatedquestions:

• 52.24 percent of respondents(722 responses) said they were "some-what satisfied" with how the village

has developed.• 41.29 percent of respondents

(574 responses) said more sit downand family restaurants would have an"extremely positive impact"on the vil-lage, with 45.61 percent (634)responses answering "somewhat posi-tive impact" to that question.Specialty retail shops and grocerystores were next, garnering 31.47 per-cent (428 respondents) for "extremelypositive" and 44.85 percent (610responses) for "somewhat positive"categories.

• 30.09 percent (412 responses)indicated that they supported havingexisting undeveloped farmland andother agricultural land be allowed tobe developed in a way "that preservesthe rural character."

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to describe the quality of village parks,44.37 percent (642 responses) saidthey were "very satisfied," 38.29 per-cent (554) said they were "somewhatsatisfied," 3.80 percent (55 responses)said they were "somewhat disappoint-ed" while .48 percent (seven respons-es) said they were "disappointed" inthe quality of the parks. Also, 70.32percent (1,019 responses) said therewas enough public active recreationareas such as baseball diamonds, soc-cer fields and tennis courts.

When asked to change one thingabout Germantown, responded, sug-gestions included a dog park, skatingrink, a community performing artscenter, and a pool.

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Germantown Police BlotterThe following report was taken from

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Operating while intoxicated• A female motorist was arrested for

operating while intoxicated-firstoffense at 10 p.m. Oct. 7 after drivingher vehicle into the ditch at Maple Roadand Appleton Avenue.

• A male subject was arrested foroperating while intoxicated at 2:02p.m. Oct. 9 after he was observed doing“burn-outs” in the W18000 block of

County Line Road.

Retail Theft• A male subject was cited for retail

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Truancy• A male student at Germantown

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• A male student at GermantownHigh School was cited for habitual tru-ancy at 10:58 a.m. Oct. 7.

FedEx Ground officially staged anofficial ribbon cutting at its new distri-bution center in Menomonee Falls Oct.15.

Joel Sobanski, Milwaukee sale man-ager, said the new facility will takepressure off an existing FedEx facilityin the Cudahy area.

The new Menomonee Falls facility ismore than 200,000 square feet and willprocess 15,000 packages per hour. Itwill employ more than 225 people.

Tony Viera, senior manager, said heis "super excited" to show attendeesthe new facility.

"Not only were we able to createjobs for the Menomonee Falls area,about 200 of them, we create the envi-ronment where people desire to workfor the great company we have. Thatattitude is what provides the serviceyou guys expect from us," Viera said.

Menomonee Falls Village MarkFitzgerald welcomed the company tothe village.

"We couldn't be more pleased tohave FedEx as one of our corporate cit-izens. So quite simply: Welcome, best ofluck to you, it's a wonderful corporatecitizen to have," Fitzgerald said.

Viera noted that the facility hasbeen open since Aug. 21. He said thatFedEx has doubled in volume in thepast 10 years.

"In order to do that we have toimprove and expand our network," hesaid, adding the that company hasopened 11 new hubs within the past 10years and opened or relocated 560 facil-ities within the company's network.

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Fans attending the Germantown-Port Washingtongame Oct. 9 got to see three games in one, withGermantown rallying from a third-quarter deficit towin 46-28.

"Those kids came to play, they were ready to go,"Germantown Coach Jake Davis said of PortWashington. The game was the last home game for thePirates seniors. "Hats off to them, they did a nice jobon their senior night."

The game started out as a defensive struggle, withGermantown's opening drive being stopped and theWarhawk's first points coming on 26-yard field goal byJack Brzkala at the 8 minute mark. Special teams gotGermantown's first touchdown, as a Port Washingtonpunt was blocked and returned 18-yards for a touch-down by Riley Dorsey with 3:11 left in the first quar-ter.

Those were Germantown's only points in the firsthalf, as the Warhawks were held scoreless in the sec-ond quarter while the Pirates got on the board at the10:19 mark of the on an 8-yard run by GraemeBiskobing.

Arena football broke out in the third quarter, asboth teams combined for five touchdowns. The Piratesfirst drive of the second half ended with a 15-yard runby Matt Ruppel, giving the Pirates a 14-10 lead afterthe extra point was converted. Germantown respond-ed as Nate Seymour and Brad Zachowski connected ona 60-yard pass play at the 10:01 mark, withGermantown taking a 21-17 lead after the extra pointconversion.

That lead barely lasted two minutes, as PortWashington scored on a 45-yard run by Ruppel, givingthe Pirates a 21-17 lead with 7:54 left in the thirdquarter.

But Germantown got the lead back 14 secondslater, as Seymour and Zachowski connected on a 65-yard pass play.

An interception on Germantown's next possession

gave Port Washington theball deep in the Warhawksend of the field, and thePirates answered with a 8-yard pass play fromBiskobing to MaxFranzkowiak at the 2:58mark of the quarter, givingPort Washington a 28-24 leadafter the extra point wasconverted.

Those were the last pointsthe Pirates scored, asGermantown answered withthree touchdowns in thefourth quarter. Seymour andColten Thomas connected ona 20-yard pass play asGermantown took a 31-28lead with 11:42 remaining.

Germantown's defensethen forced Port Washingtoninto a punt, and Seymourand Zachowski connected ona 4-yard pass play with 5:16remaining. Colin Sathe thenran for the two point conver-sion after a mishandled snapfor the one-point attempt.

Germantown's defensethen stopped PortWashington on fourth downand Seymour finished thescoring for the game with a21-yard run, as Germantowntook a 46-28 lead after theextra point.

"I think I saw the fire Iwanted to in the second halffrom our team, that's what Iwas looking to get back,"Davis said.

Seymour completed 12 of18 passes for 290 yards andfour touchdowns while also throwing an interception.He also ran five times for 62 yards and a touchdown.Zachowski led Germantown receivers with seven catch-es for 200 yards and three touchdowns.

Afterward, Germantown had a 4-2 North ShoreConference record an 5-3 overall mark. The win overPort Washington qualified Germantown for the play-offs. It was also Germantown's first win in two weeks,as the Warhawks lost to Whitefish Bay and Cedarburg.

Davis noted his team had tough games in recentweeks.

"It got us down a little bit and we needed to pickourselves back up. I think the guys did a nice jobsticking to our theme: Rising up, getting our fire backagain. That's an important part of tonight for us: Toget going, because we've got more football to playand this is the one that got us in the playoffs."

Germantown will finish the regular season by host-ing Milwaukee Lutheran Oct. 16.

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Germantown’s Riley Dorsey scores on a blocked punt against Port Washingon Oct. 9.

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The Menomonee Falls girls crosscountry team finished ninth at the PortWashington Invite Oct. 8.

Menomonee Falls was led by KyleeWunschel, who finished seventh with atime of 19:57. She was followed byEmma Weber (40th, 21:17), OliviaRobinson (57th, 21:54), Tessa Estock(62nd, 22:04), and Emily Poffinbarger(69th, 22:25). Also running forMenomonee Falls were Amber Kivisto(87th, 22:57) and Ashton Longazel(89th, 23:04).

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Germantown was led by Sami Stieve,who finished second with a time of19:26.65.She was followed by AlyssaGoesch (fifth, 19:52.48), JenniferLindgren (11th, 20:32.02), McKennaKlopfer (12th, 20:35.01), Calli Lemke(15th, 20:47.98). Also running forGermantown were Molly Baus (33rd,21:55.48) and Hannah Schaetzel (60th,24:02.52).

The Germantown boys took the toptwo spots at the competition, with JakeDuFrane winning the event with a timeof 16:24.98 while Craig Reese finishedsecond with a time of 16:29.62. Theywere followed by Jake Garvey (eighth,16:59.59), Evan Adair (13th, 17:19.32)and Dylan Ayer (15th, 17:24.65). Alsorunning for Germantown were JoeBiesel (16th, 17:25.17) and Westin Feltz(24th, 17:37.47).

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Hamilton improved its record to 5-2in the Greater Metro Conference and 12-4-2 overall following a 4-2 win overWauwatosa East Oct. 13. Connor Provanscored two goals while Hayden Barthand Alex Michalski scored the othergoals for the Chargers.

Menomonee Falls beat West AllisCentral 5-3 Oct. 13. Andrew Godfrey andDaniel Behrendt scored two goals forMenomonee Falls while the other goalcame from Jordan Bonenberger.

Afterward, Menomonee Falls had a2-5 Greater Metro Conference recordand a 6-11-1 overall mark.

Germantown defeated MilwaukeeLutheran, 5-12 in a North ShoreConference match Oct. 13. TimothySchabel scored three goals and Luke Yahrscored two goals for Germantown, whilethe Warhawks other goal came from JakeWoloszyk. Afterward, Germantown wasfourth in the conference with a 2-2-3record and 4-6-6 overall.

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The Germantown School District isholding community engagement meet-ings regarding its facilities with the dis-trict's architect, PRA, and SchoolPerceptions facilitating. The purpose ofthe meetings is to gauge communitysentiment in regard to the facilities ofthe district. The first meeting was heldat Kennedy Middle School Oct. 15. Thenext meetings will be at the RockfieldElementary School gym from 6:30-8p.m. Oct. 28 and Amy Belle ElementarySchool from 6:30-8p.m. Oct. 29.

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proposed improvements to the WIS 167(Mequon Road) and Country Aire Driveintersection in Washington County.

The meeting will take place at theGermantown Public Library -Community Room, N112W16957Mequon Road, Germantown onThursday, October 22, from 5 to 7 p.m.The objective of this meeting is tofamiliarize the public with the purposeand need of the project and obtaininput on proposed improvements.

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Citizens who require a sign languageinterpreter may request one by contact-ing Nguyen Ly at least three workingdays before the meeting.

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NOW HIRINGFOR ALL POSITIONS

Morison Auto is in need of1 experienced full time auto & trucktechnician. We are also looking for apart time wrecker/tow truck driverthat has a clean driving record andexperience. Pay depends on experi-ence. Please stop in and fill out anapplication.

Morison AutoN59 W 14179 Bobolink Ave.Menomonee Falls, WI. 53051

SALES/MARKETING

Express News is looking for anInside/Outside Sales Rep.

Sales experience helpful, but we will trainthe right person. Salary plus commission.

No weekends or holidays.

Send resume to:8990 N. 51 St., Brown Deer, WI 53223

or email to:[email protected]

NOW HIRING

CUSTOMER SERVICE


FedEx Ground is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer(Minorities/Females/Disability/Veterans) committed to a diverse workforce

Parcel Assistant10.56/per hour

FedEx Ground16555 W. Rogers DriveNew Berlin, WI 53151

On MCTS route #6

Qualifications:• Must be at least 18 years old• Must pass a background check• Must be able to load, unload,

and sort packages• Other related duties as assigned

Call 262-796-3980 for Open House times!

P a r t - t i m e O p p o r t u n i t i e s

If interested in a Part-Time /Seasonal position withFedEx Ground:Go to: www.WatchASort.comClick: Search Available OpeningsSearch: within 5 miles of 53151

GENERALEMPLOYMENT

Café • Bar • DeliRare Opportunity!

Line & Prep CookFull Time Days

No Nights, Full Time Available.Flexible Hours. Good Pay. Busy.

Stop in to fill out an application now!1505 W. Mequon Rd.

262-241-7076Efficient, focused, fast paced.Will train, room for growth.

DISHWASHERS & DELIVERY

Experience PreferredApply in person.

Days & NightsWeekdays & Weekends

PIZZA STATIONN168 W22224 Main St.

Jackson

DRIVERS

FOOD SERVICEWORKERS FT/PT

COOKS FT/PTDISHWASHERS PT

KITCHEN SUPERVISOR FTWe are looking for energetic & pas-sionate people to join our Sodexo

team. Be part of a fun, fast paced &flexible environment. Hours are var-

ied, full and part time positions.Days, evenings & weekends.

Competitive wages & full benefitsfor full time employees.

Concordia University of WI12800 N Lakeshore Drive

Mequon, WI 53097Application and Assessment must be completed

online at sodexousa.jobs (search Mequon)

EOE/AA/Minority/Female/Disability/Veteran Employer

RESTAURANT/HOSPITALITY

CAREER OPPORTUNITYThe Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is seeking a Part-time DISTRIBUTIONASSISTANT. This position is responsible for assisting with route delivery,training new carriers, and warehouse organization. Working the early hoursfrom 1:00am – 6:00am, with Friday, Saturday and Sunday being the most fre-quent scheduled days, therefore required availability although days may vary.Staying past 6:00am until the work is completed is required when unexpectedroutes are in need of delivery. You must be 18 years of age or older and ableto lift 30-35lbs repetitively. A valid driver’s license and have proof of vehicleinsurance are required. Pay rate varies depending on location.

To apply visit: http://www.journalmediagroup.com/: “Click Careers” - SearchPublishing Jobs – Search opening – click: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to apply.Or call the following locations:

Burnham DC (Central Milwaukee)Eddie Carter – 414.647.4752

Clinton DC (North Milwaukee)Cornell Sims – 414.982.1830

Johnson Creek or Hartland DCChristine Katona – 414.788.5111

Menomonee Falls or Hartford DCDave Fifarek – 1414.788.0799

Port Washington or Cedarburg DCRod Debroux – 414.225.5068

Rawson DC (Airport Milwaukee)Sara Schoessow - 414.762.3395

Waukesha DCBarb Kowalkiewicz 262.446.6649

• Milwaukee• Wauwatosa• West Allis• Menomonee Falls• Hartford

• Jackson• West Bend• West Milwaukee• Oak Creek• Hartland

• Cedarburg• Whitefish Bay• Elkhorn• Johnson Creek• Madison

GMAA SecurityFull Time - All ShiftsHealth Insurance, Dental

Insurance, 401K, Paid Holidays,Paid Vacations, Experience

Needed, $15/hour, weekly pay.

Apply in person:8711 W. Brown Deer Road

Milwaukee, WI 53224(414) 365-3500

LIMPIADOR de AUTOMOBILES

Solicitamos profesionales con experien-cia para limpiar carros. Tiempo comple-to, seguro de salud y dental, 401K, sepagan vacaciones y dias feriados, $11 porhora. Aplicar en persona en GreaterMilwaukee Auto Auction. La direcciones 8711 West Brown Deer Rd, MilwaukeeWI 53224. Si tienen alguna preguntanos pueden contactar 414-365-3500.

SUPERVISOR de limpiadoresde AUTOMOBILES

Solicitamos profesional con experienciapara supervisor de limpiadores de auto-mobiles. Tiempo completo, seguro desalud y dental, 401K, se pagan vacacionesy dias feriados, $40K al año. Aplicar enpersona en Greater Milwaukee AutoAuction. La direccion es 8711 WestBrown Deer Rd, Milwaukee WI 53224. Si tienen alguna pregunta nos puedencontactar 414-365-3500.


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October 17th through October 31st

FAMILY OWNED & OPERATEDDoug and Lynn’s

Friends of NatureN88 W15483 Main St., Menomonee Falls

262-253-9889 • SUN 9-5; M-F 9-9; SAT 9-7

Savings Club Card not valid on this promotion. No sales to other Retailers. No coupons valid with this promotion. No rain checks. Friends of Nature reserves the right to limit quantities purchased at any time during this sale period

Seed Type Bag Size SALE PRICE My Order

1. Black Oil Sunflower Seeds (All Bird Favorite) 40# $14.992. Safflower Seed (Cardinals Favorite) 50# $29.993. Finch Plus (Finch Favorite) 10# $9.994. Finch Plus (Our Special Finch Blend) 25# $22.995. Peanut Pickouts (Out of Shell) - A Bluejay Favorite! 10# $10.996. Peanut Pickouts (Out of Shell) - A Bluejay Favorite! 50# $44.757. Peanuts (Raw in Shell) - Blue Jays Love Them! 25# $29.998. Doug’s Supreme (Year Round Favorite) 40# $23.999. Friends of Nature Supreme (No Corn) 40# $21.50

10. Friends of Nature Gourmet (w/Corn) 40# $16.9911. Cardinal Blend (Lots of Peanuts) 36# $21.9912. Deluxe Blend (No Corn) 40# $14.7513. Birdy Fuel (Economical Mix) 40# $12.9914. Premium No Waste (No Mess, No Shells) 40# $19.9915. Fine Meats (Finches Love) 50# $44.9916. Medium Sunflower Chips 50# $44.9917. Shelled Corn (Extra Clean- Wildlife Favorite) 40# $6.5018. Wild Delight Cardinal (w/ Cherries & Raisins for Songbirds) NEW! 15# $12.99

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items.

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