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‘Lights of the Lakes’at Old CourthouseMuseum April 9:“Lights of the Lakes” withphotographer Phil Blockwill be offered at the OldCourthouse Museum,320 S. 5th Avenue, WestBend, on Thursday, April9 from 10:30 to 11:30a.m.

Phil Block, a profes-sional photographerfrom Port Washington,will present a slide pres-entation that explains the

history of Great Lakestransportat ion and thelight stations built to pro-tect it. The program fea-tures over 200 photo-graphs of Great Lakeslighthouses and ship-wrecks, as well as musicand sound effects.

Free for WCHS mem-bers, $5 for non-mem-bers. Fee includesrefreshments and admis-sion to the OldCourthouse Museum.

Reservations appreciat-ed. Contact Jessica(262) 335-4678 [email protected].

St. Peter Catholic School students were getting ready for Holy Week by learning all about Palm Sunday. Many palmbranches were colored and put on the floor to help the stu-dents understand Jesus' walk to the cross. Pictured are SarahRobbe, Adelaide Berglund, Bradly Miller, Joshua Paquette,

and Ted Kleinfelter. Submitted photo and caption.

Preparing for Holy Week at St. Peter’s Catholic School

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Spring is in the air!With the season of new beginnings underway

and April 22 marking the 45th anniversary of EarthDay, the community is offering a colorful variety offamily-friendly events.

The following are upcoming spring-themed andenvironmental events:

Riveredge Nature Center:Riveredge Nature Center, 4458 County Road Y,

Saukville:

• Spring Adventures: EphemeralPonds–Saturday, April 18, 10 to 11:30 a.m. A natu-ralist will guide attendees on exploring what isbelow the surface of the nature center. Cost: $5 perperson for Trail Pass Members and non-members;free for All Access members.

• Earth Day Work and Learn Day–Saturday,April 25, 9 a.m. to noon: Interested community mem-bers or groups are invited to come and help preparethe nature area for spring by cleaning up trails anddoing early planting and prairie burning, to name afew activities. For more details or to register a group,one can call (262) 375-2715 or send an e-mail [email protected].

This free event is a crucial one for the well-beingof the center, said Riveredge development assistantRenee Buchholz. “It helps us out so much to havesuch a great group of volunteers and Scout troopscome out each year,” she said.

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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is adevelopmental disability that can causesignificant social, communication andbehavioral challenges. There is often noth-ing about how people with ASD look thatsets them apart from other people, but peo-ple with ASD may communicate, interact,behave, and learn in ways that are differentfrom most other people. The learning, think-ing, and problem-solving abilities of peoplewith ASD can range from gifted to severelychallenged. Some people with ASD need alot of help in their daily lives; others needless.

A diagnosis of ASD now includes sever-al conditions that used to be diagnosed sep-arately: autistic disorder, pervasive develop-

mental disorder not otherwise specified(PDD-NOS), and Asperger syndrome. Theseconditions are now all called autism spec-trum disorder.

Signs and Symptoms

People with ASD often have problemswith social, emotional, and communicationskills. They might repeat certain behaviorsand might not want change in their dailyactivities. Many people with ASD also havedifferent ways of learning, paying attention,or reacting to things. Signs of ASD beginduring early childhood and typically lastthroughout a person’s life.

Children or adults with ASD might:• not point at objects to show inter-

est (for example, not point at an airplane fly-ing over)

• not look at objects when anotherperson points at them

• have trouble relat ing to others ornot have an interest in other people at all

• avoid eye contact and want to bealone

• have trouble understanding otherpeople’s feelings or talking about their ownfeelings

• prefer not to be held or cuddled,or might cuddle only when they want to

• appear to be unaware when peo-ple talk to them, but respond to other sounds

• be very interested in people, butnot know how to talk, play, or relate to them

• repeat or echo words or phrasessaid to them, or repeat words or phrases inplace of normal language

• have t rouble express ing theirneeds using typical words or motions

• not play “pretend” games ( forexample, not pretend to “feed” a doll)

• repeat act ions over and overagain

• have trouble adapting when a rou-tine changes

• have unusual reactions to the waythings smell, taste, look, feel, or sound

• lose skills they once had (for exam-

ple, stop saying words they were using)

DiagnosisDiagnosing ASD can be difficult since

there is no medical test, like a blood test, todiagnose the disorders. Doctors look at thechild’s behavior and development to make adiagnosis.

ASD can sometimes be detected at 18months or younger. By age 2, a diagnosis byan experienced professional can be consid-ered very reliable.1 However, many childrendo not receive a final diagnosis until mucholder. This delay means that children withASD might not get the early help they need.

TreatmentThere is currently no cure for ASD.

However, research shows that early inter-vention treatment services can improve a

child’s development.2, 3 Early interventionservices help children from birth to 3 yearsold (36 months) learn important skills.Services can include therapy to help thechild talk, walk, and interact with others.Therefore, it is important to talk to yourchild’s doctor as soon as possible if youthink your child has ASD or other develop-mental problem.

Even if your child has not been diag-nosed with an ASD, he or she may be eligi-ble for early intervention treatment services.The Individuals with Disabilities EducationAct (IDEA) says that children under the ageof 3 years (36 months) who are at risk ofhaving developmental delays may be eligi-ble for services. These services are providedthrough an early intervention system in yourstate. Through this system, you can ask foran evaluation.

In addition, treatment for particularsymptoms, such as speech therapy for lan-

guage delays, often does not need

for a formal ASD diagnosis.Causes and Risk FactorsWe do not know all of the c

ASD. However, we have learned tare likely many causes for multipleASD. There may be many differenthat make a child more likely to ASD, including environmental, biolgenetic factors.

• Most scient ists agree thare one of the risk factors that canperson more likely to develop ASD

• Children who have a sibASD are at a higher risk of also hav5-10

• ASD tends to occur morepeople who have certain genetic mosomal conditions, such as fragidrome or tuberous sclerosis .11-14

• When taken during pregnprescription drugs valproic acid anmide have been linked with a highASD.15-16

• There is some evidencecritical period for developing ASbefore, during, and immediately a17

• Children born to older paat greater risk for having ASD.18

ASD continues to be an importahealth concern. Like the many familwith ASD, CDC wants to find out wes the disorder. Understanding ththat make a person more likely toASD will help us learn more about es. We are currently working on olargest U.S. studies to date, calledExplore Early Development (SEED)looking at many possible risk fa

ASD, including genetic, environmennancy, and behavioral factors.

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The West Bend East girls track team fin-ished 15th at the Oshkosh Large SchoolsGirls meet held at the UW-Oshkosh KolfCenter March 30.

Top finishes came from Megan Ludkeand Morgan Dommisse, who finished thirdand fourth in the 1600 meter run with timesof 5:29.69 and 5:30.81; and GeorgiaHarrison, who finished seventh in the 800meter run with a time of 2:32.31.

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Musical storyteller Ken Lonnquist–asongwriter from Madison who varies in musi-cal styles from ragtime to reggae and folk tocalypso–will bring his story-driven songsfilled with imagination, wordplay, and ener-gy to the Schauer Arts Center on Sunday,April 19 at 3 p.m. Fun for any age, the pro-gram incorporates educational componentsand provides the opportunity for plenty ofaudience participation.

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Dear Kathy, I am sorry you broke your tooth and am happy youare doing some research to become well informed.The x-ray you sent only shows me part of the story. I need to seethe opposing tooth, your biting scheme and the width of the bonethat is left around the root. I also need to see your remaining teethto make sure they aren’t having issues.The answers you have been give are all accurate. Usually we takethe root out and graft the area with bone. This will help preservethe dimension of bone in the area prior to placement of yourimplant. Your insurance, if you have any is usually able to helpwith the extraction cost but will often not cover the cost of socket

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...Spring activitiesFrom page 1

The following report was takenfrom records at the West Bend PoliceDepartment.

Operating while intoxicated• A 32-year-old West Bend man was

arrested for operating while intoxicated-thirdoffense at 10:55 p.m. March 24 after he wasstopped for an equipment violation atGreentree and Sherwood. The operator wasfound to be intoxicated, failed the field sobri-ety tests and was arrested and placed in jail.

Disorderly conduct• A 27-year-old West Bend woman was

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• Three male subjects were arrested at2:15 a.m. March 21 at 5th Avenue andPoplar Street after being involved in an alter-cation while leaving a downtown bar. A 29-year-old Hartford man was placed in jail forbattery and disorderly conduct; a 24-year-old Hartford man and a 26-year-old WestBend man were arrested for disorderly con-duct.

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Retail theft• A 27-year-old West Bend m

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F U L L T I M E

DELI ASSISTANT MANAGEMountin’s Piggly Wiggly in Mayville has an outstanding oppofor the right person. Candidate must have a background in fo

ice, preferably as a deli manager or assistant deli manager. Grtomer and employee skills are a must. The candidate must beoriented, organized, dedicated to making our store the best itaccountable, honest, good with numbers, enjoys change andwell to it.

F U L L T I M E PRODUCE CLERKDo you have experience working in retail produce? Do you liking with people? We have an opening for a full time producGreat benefits, great pay, team atmosphere.

F U L L T I M E DELI COOK Are you passionate about food? Do you love to cook? You mthe person we’re looking for. We currently have a full-time pavailable in our Deli Department. Previous cooking experience

M O U N T I N ’ S

1440 Horicon St. Mayville

Outstanding benefits and salary package available.Contact us at: [email protected]

or call Mountin’s Piggly Wiggly at 920-387-3220

YOUR DESTINATION FOR SUCCESS.

Great home-cooked meals, served with warm hospitality in a fcomfortable environment. You’d expect that from Cracker Barre

what you might not expect from us is a restaurant that sets theexcellence when it comes to developing service superstars

America’s #1 rated family dining restaurant is also one of thplaces to start or grow your careers. You’ll learn from the best, aall the tools you needs to achieve incredible success. Plus, you’l

Exceptional trainingUp to 3 pay raises in the first year

Advancement opportunities, Flexible schedulesPaid vacation, 401(k) and other great benefits

Visit www.crackerbarrel.com to learn moreand find the location nearest you.

We are a drug-free workplace. EOE

W176 N9778 Rivercr

Germantown, WI 5

262-253-4188

Find yourself where a

FOUR-STAR RATINdescribes more than just our food or service

✯✯✯✯Servers • Dishwashers • Hos

RESTAURANT/HOSPITALIT

SKILLED TRADES

SMALL ENGINE

SERVICE TECHNICIAN

Tennies Hardware112 S. 5th Ave. West Bend, WI 53095

Immediate Help Needed! Experienced!

If you have experience in Lawn& Garden or are an auto servicetech looking to change fields,

come and see us now!

Full time/overtime, competitivewages, paid vacations, paid

holidays, health insurance,uniforms, retirement plan

Hardware. .. since 1957

GENERAL EMPLOYMENT

NO EVENINGS,WEEKENDS OR HOLIDAYS!

600 Rolfs Ave., West Bend WI 53090 Website: www.thresholdinc.org

EEOC / Drug-Free Workplace

Full and Part-time hours available, plus summer employmentopportunities.

Seeking dynamic individuals to be responsible for the socialand recreational activities of individuals with disabilities.

Visit our website to learn more!

WAREHOUSEWORKER NEEDED!

Part-time warehouse personneeded 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]

WANTED:WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

CARRIERS

Menomonee FallsDriving Routes Available

Apply in person to fill out an application at:

Express News

9077 N. Deerbrook TrailBrown Deer, WI 53223

email:[email protected]

or mail your resume


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$2 select taps & $2 rails 11AM – 6PM Daily

New game room where pool & darts are FREE

Fully restored, historic upper dining hall

Daily lunch with soup, sandwich

and pizza specialsTally Ho Pub & Grill1855 State Road 83 Hartford, Wisconsin 53027262-223-0049 www.TallyHoErin.com


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