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Memorial Dayparade: Sussex’s annualMemorial Day parade willtake place Monday, May25 at 1 p.m. The parade,led by the Horne-MudlitzVFW Post 6377 ColorGuard, will commence atthe corner of Highway 74and Waukesha Avenue inSussex. See page 10.

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Woodside Elementary School isgiving community members achance to support students and theenvironment May 30 from 9 a.m. tonoon at its Metal RecyclingFundraiser. The Woodside Greenand Healthy Committee is teamingwith Cimco Recycling to let peopleget rid of their unwanted recyclableitems.

The students hope communitymembers will clean out theirgarages, basements and homes anddrop off accepted items in theWoodside parking lot where volun-teers will help unload items fromvehicles. All proceeds go to theWoodside Home and School whichprovides funding to support stu-dents.

Lists of accepted and prohibiteditems are posted online athttp://connect.hamilton.k12.wi.us/news/district/RecyclableItems.pdfand http://connect.hamilton.k12.wi.us/news/district/ProhibitedItems.pdf.

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A company known for rails has its startin a basement, and also produces a prod-uct that plays off a day made famous on alegendary television comedy.

Wagner Companies is located at10600 Brown Deer Road and employsapproximately 150 people.

“We’re a Milwaukee-based manufactur-er, (and) it’s a family business,” WagnerCompanies Executive Vice President TonyLeto said in a recent interview.

The official legal entity is R & BWagner, Inc., and it is named after Robert

and Barbara Wagner, who are the childrenof company founder Adolph Wagner.Robert and Barbara Wagner are still withthe company.

“We like manufacturing in Milwaukee,and we enjoy doing that. We like producingas much as we can rather than importing it,”Leto said.

The company’s Web site states thatWagner “manufactures and stocks standardproducts for metal fabricators and producescustom products — primarily for handrails.”

The company is comprised of three divi-sions: architectural catalog, architecturalcustom and Wagner Industrial.

“What people know us for is metal com-ponents for railings — custom and stock,”Leto said.

The history of the Wagner family in the

metals industry dates back to 1850, when Julius Wagner s tarted a blacksmith shop in

Buffalo, NY. Wagner moved to Milwaukeein 1870 and started an iron shop.

What is now Wagner Companiesbegan to take shape in 1955 when AdolphWagner began working on products in hisbasement, designing approximately 40products, including two sizes of elbows,flanges and connectors.

“Today those forty-some products havegrown into 11,000 catalog items,” the com-pany’s Web site states.

Leto explained that while AdolphWagner created the products, he didn’thave the manufacturing capacity, so he out-sourced the manufacturing to his designs.He eventually bought the company that

made the parts, Advance Stamping Co.“The original designs are still with us.

We still make parts he designed in 1955,”Leto said.

Leto said the company has a very goodreputation for quality and has been in themetal railing industry for a long time.

“We tend to maintain our quality andour flexibility,” he said.

Over the years the company purchasedother firms, which were joined into one firmin 2001, and Wagner Companies movedall its operations into the Brown Deer Roadfacility in 2002.

Leto explained that the process of cre-ating railings involves bending and weld-ing, but how it is done has changed throughadvances in technology in both the engi-neering and the equipment that is more pro-

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Froedtert & the Medical College ofWisconsin Workforce Health, aprovider of wellness programming andhealth care services for employers, hasopened a new occupational medicineclinic in the heart of one of Wisconsin’slargest industr ial areas. Based inMenomonee Falls, the Froedtert &MCW Occupational Medicine Clinicwill offer a full range of services includ-ing pre-placement physicals and test-ing, work injury treatment, preventivemedicine and regulatory requirementevaluations.

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Relay for Life of Quarry Communities(Germantown, Lannon, Lisbon,Menomonee Falls, Pewaukee, and Sussex)is still in need of teams, cancer survivors andcaregivers who want to have fun helpingkick cancer to the curb May 29 from 6 p.m.

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Relay for Life of Quarry Communities isa 15-hour, family-friendly fundraiser thatcombines team participation in a walkingrelay with music, entertainment, games,food, a silent auction, and even camping.Each team must have at least one walker onthe track at all times.

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WEDDING SHOWCASEAfter all of the invitations have been

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Wedding dresses require protectionfrom the moment brides pick them up andbring them home. Once home, you mustfind a cool, dry place to hang your dress,preferably out of heavy traffic. Leave thedress in the garment bag, and in the eventyou need to try it on before the wedding,do so carefully, making sure you return thedress to the hanger with care.

Prior to your wedding, check with yourflorist about your flowers. Make sure yourbouquet will not stain your dress. If there is

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On the day of your wedding, transportyour dress if necessary in the garment bag.If snow is an issue, make sure all walkwaysare shoveled before your arrival at the

venue. Put on your dress at the last possiblemoment, after your hair and makeup aredone, in an area free of food and drink.Use stain-free deodorant or antiperspirantand walk with the skirt lifted up to keep itfrom dragging the ground. After the cere-mony, be careful not to lean or sit on any-thing, and before getting into the car, makesure the seats are clean and dry.

Receptions can be tricky. In addition tomingling with guests, you will be participat-ing in loads of activities from dining todancing. Whatever you do, be careful,especially when eating and drinking.Should a stain occur, make certain you

have another outfit on hand to change intoso you an get out of your dress before thestain sets.

Protecting your wedding dress contin-ues after the reception is over. Changeimmediately and arrange to have your

gown dry cleaned as soon as possible. Ifyou desire, you may want to have the gownpreserved.

Your wedding gown is an investmentthat should be protected for a lifetime. Startthe day you pick it up from the dressmaker'sor bridal shop and don't let up until afteryour gown has been cleaned, and with anyluck, you will preserve your wedding dressfor generations to come.

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• Make sure the seating assignmenttable is easily accessible. The table onwhich seating assignment cards will be

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• Consider flow between tables whenmaking assignments. While you might have

aced the seating assignments at eadon't overlook the importance of mout tables as well. No couple waguests to feel isolated from friends members at other tables, so do youensure there's a good flow betwtables. Plan for tables of family mebe placed next to one another, an

same with groups of friends. Thisages guests to mingle and can mnight much more enjoyable for einvolved. Planning seating assignmewedding reception is no small task.ples can employ several strategies the process go as smoothly as poss

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The Germantown girls soccer team beatNicolet May 12, 4-1, with goals comingfrom Brianna Klopfer, Schuler, Meyer andBenson. Afterward, Germantown had a 4-1North Shore Conference record and a 10-1 overall mark. Germantown started lastweek ranked third in the state Division Icoaches poll.

Menomonee Falls beat West AllisCentral 8-0 May 13. The Indians splitgames at the New Berlin tourney May 8-9,

beating Wilmot 10-1 May 8 before losingto Hartford 2-1 t he next day.

Menomonee Falls had a 3-1-1 GreaterMetro Conference record and a 9-5-2 over-all mark prior to a May 14 game againstSlinger.

Hamilton lost to Brookfield East 2-1May 12. Afterward, Hamilton had a 1-3-1Greater Metro Conference record and a 5-8-1 overall mark.

Girls soccer: Germantowntops Nicolet

The Menomonee Falls girls softballteam assured itself a portion of t he GreaterMetro Conference title with a 10-0 win overHamilton May 12. Kelly Berglund recordedsix strikeouts over six innings forMenomonee Falls.

Menomonee Falls followed that victorywith a 10-1 nonconference win overHartford the next day. Afterward,Menomonee Falls had a 17-3 overallrecord. Menomonee Falls started last week

ranked fifth in the state Division I coachespoll.

After the loss to Menomonee Falls,Hamilton had a 5-7 record in the GreaterMetro Conference and a 8-10 overallmark.

Germantown lost to Grafton May 13,3-0, the first North Shore Conference lossfor Germantown. Afterward, Germantownhad a 11-1 conference record and a 16-5overall mark.

Softball: Falls wins shareof conference title

The Hamilton girls track team finishedsecond while Menomonee Falls finished sixthat the 14-team Menomonee Falls InvitationalMay 13.

First place finishes for Hamilton camefrom the 4x400 meter relay team (9:48.34);the 4x400 meter relay team (50.79); BiancaStubler in the 400 meter dash (57.41) and200 meter dash (25.78); and Claire Birk in

the 300 meter hurdles (47.34). Other top fin-ishes came from Mariana Feudner in thelong jump (second, 17-8); Meghan Joynerin the 100 meter hurdles (third, 16.40) andhigh jump (fourth, 4-10).

Top finishes for Menomonee Falls camefrom Savannah Callen in the 100 meter hur-dles (second, 16.41); the 4x200 meter relayteam (fourth, 1:50.39); Anaya Hunter in thetriple jump (fourth, 33-7) and Laura Marx inthe shot put (third, 31-4.5).

Falls second at Burling InviteThe Menomonee Falls boys track team

finished second while Hamilton finished 10that the Ron Burling Invite held at MenomoneeFalls May 12.

First place finishes for Menomonee Fallscame from Bryce McMur try in t he 110 meter

hurdles (14.69); the 4x400 meter relay teamof Sekon Stephens, Eric Merten, AlexEastman and Brandon Schinker (3:38.81);and Terrell Handy in the triple jump (42-10.75).

Other top finishes for Menomonee Fallscame from Mason Jansen in the 100 meterdash (second, 11.14) Josh Lucas in the 200meter dash (third, 23.20) Jake McMahon in

the 800 meter run (third, 2:01.13);McMurtry in the 200 meter hurdles (third,41.13); the 4x100 meter relay team of AmariHackett, Jansen, Patrick Doyle and Lucas(second, 44.92); the 4x200 meter relayteam of McMurtry, Jansen, Doyle and Lucas(third, 1:34.02); the 4x800 meter relay teamof Schinker, Dominic Carini, McMahon andAlex Eastman (second, 8:30.88), DarrellHandy and Darron Murray in the high jump(second and third with distances of 6); andZack Pogorzelski in the pole vault (third, 14);and Reese Meredith in the 110 meter hurdles(third, 15.10).

Top finishes for Hamilton came fromMichael Swope in the 3200 meter run (third,10:18.95); and the 4x800 meter relay teamof Swope, Zach Leinbach, Jacob Moore and

Josh Desorcy (fourth, 8:37.89).

Track: Hamilton girlssecond at Falls meet


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WANTED:WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

CARRIERS

Menomonee FallsDriving Routes Available

Apply in person to fill out an application at:

Express News9077 N. Deerbrook TrailBrown Deer, WI 53223

email:[email protected]

or mail your resume

GEN. EMPLOYMENT

DRIVERS

Seeking a Full-Time, reliableindividual to join our crew.Experience helpful, but will

train motivated person.

All techs will be IICRC certi-fied. Must have validand clean driver’s license.Driving, drug and back-ground check performed.

Hours: 3pm-Midnight.Pay Range:

Start $13.00-$15.00

FLOORCLEANING

TECHNICIAN

Send email or stop in and fill out application

Packerland Rent-A-Mat Inc.12580 W. Rohr Ave., Butler, WI 53007

[email protected]

WAREHOUSEWORKER NEEDE

Part-time warehouse perneeded in our Brown DeeWarehouse.

The incumbent will have a varietyduties, including but not limited,

• Working on an insertion mac

• Packaging & Stacking

Must be able to lift 50 lb. and stfor long periods of time in one

Send your resume to:Hometown Communication

P.O. Box 335-HR Germantown, WIor email to: HR@discoverhometow

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 of Electro-Mechanical Automation System Installation & Troubleshooting

Experience; 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

Seeking a Full-Time, reliableindividual with supervisor

experience to join our crew.Will be IICRC certified. Musthave valid and clean driver’slicense. Driving, drug and

background check performed.Hours: 10am-7pm

LEAD FLOORTECHNICIAN

Send email or stop in and fill out application

Packerland Rent-A-Mat Inc.12580 W. Rohr Ave., Butler, WI 53007

[email protected]

PERFORMANCER O O F I N G S Y S T E M S , I N C

Fax resume to 262-628-8820email to [email protected]

call 262-628-3648or fill out an application at 3830 Pioneer Rd., Richfield

EOE Drug free workplace

Seeking Full Time Flat Roofing and SheetMetal Applicators for busy commercialroofing company. Will consider all experienced,non-experienced and seasonal workers. Musthave valid driver’s license, positive attitude, highmotivation and reliability. Good pay and benefits.

FRAMING CARPENTERS WANTEDResidential Construction - Working Locally

2+ Years Experience preferred.

WE OFFER:Full time, year-round work.

Stable & Reliable Employment witha company established in 1984.

Health Insurance • Vacation Pay401K • Tools Provided

APPLY IN PERSON AT:Moore Designs, Inc.

1707 Vogt, West Bend, WIMon-Fri, 8am to 4:30pm • 262-306-1004

SKILLED

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CAREGIVERSPart Time

ALL SHIFTS

of Germantown & Port Washington are looking for dependable professionals who love working with

the elderly. Competitive wages & benefit pkg.

Apply in person at:

W150 N11127 Fond du Lac Ave.Germantown South • 262-250-9800or 1800 Granite LanePort Washington • 262-268-9555or online at

[email protected]

Ellen’s Home

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(if you bring inthis ad)

Join Our Health Care Team!

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COOK Part Time Days & PMs

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

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

Hope Health andRehabilitation

438 Ashford Ave. Lomira, WI 53048 Apply online at:

hopehealthandrehab.comor call 920-269-4386

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.

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Part Times DAYS(New Grads Welcome)

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

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Rehabilitation438 Ashford Ave. Lomira, WI 53048 Apply online at:

hopehealthandrehab.comor call 920-269-4386

LOOKING FOR A CAREER,NOT JUST A JOB?

Want to make a difference in your community?

Inspiration In Action

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1670 Miller Parkway • West Milwaukee, WI 53214 www.cuw.edu/go/medica lassistant

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MEDICAL ASSISTANT PROGRAMwill train you for an exciting career in the health care field.

D AYTIME PROGRAM BEGINS AT OURMILLER P ARKWAY A CCELERATED L EARNING

CENTER JULY 6, 2015Certified Medical Assistants are in high demand. In just 13 months,

you can become part of one of the fastest growing occupations in the country today.

Financial Aid is available for all who qualify.

Call 414-649-0795 for more information.

Or apply in person at

The Gables of GermantownEngel Haus, N109 W17110 Ava Circle, Germantown, WI(on Division Road south of Mequon Road).

No phone calls, pleasewww.capricommunities.com • EOE

CAREGIVER/CNAThe Gables of Germantown in Germantown is currently hiringfor part-time caregivers on all shifts. Assist with ADLs, med

admin, meals & other duties. Must be responsible, have a posi-tive attitude, and dependable transportation. Send resume [email protected] or call 262-289-2739.

DIETARYAIDEThe Gables of Germantown in Germantown is currently hiringfor part-time dietary aides. Taking customer orders, servingmeals, bussing tables, & other duties. Must be responsible, have

a positive attitude, and dependable transportation. Send resumeto [email protected] or call 262-345-1025.

OFFICE/CLERICAL

Permanent part-time one person in Sussex. General clerical, bookkcomputer data entry & customer s

Attention to detail, ability to orgwork priorities, excellent verbal

knowledge of basic bookkeepinMicrosoft computer skills.

Email resume to:[email protected]

or mail resume to:W232 N6464 Waukesha Ave

Sussex, WI 53089

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