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The Hamilton School District hired three specialeducation paraprofessionals one at Willow SpringsLearning Center and two aides at Marcy ElementarySchool. The new hires were announced at theHamilton School Board meeting Oct. 7.

Marcy Elementary School has increased specialeducation student enrollment since summer and thenew teacher aides will support their individual educa-tion plans and provide more special education servic-es, said Dawn Van Aacken, Hamilton School Boardmember.

Van Aacken went on to say that Willow ElementarySchools paraprofessional will work 15 hours per

week. Van Aacken noted that the newly hired teacheraides possess education related degrees in art thera-py, special education, and early childhood education,making them highly qualified for their roles. The MarcyElementary School hires each have Masters degreeswhile Willows aide has a Bachelors degree.

At the start of the meeting, Business Services super-intendent Bryan Ruud received an award for imple-menting a financial plan that made Hamilton the low-est spending organization in the region. This plan wasimplemented when the district was experiencing finan-cial difficulties. Superintendent Kathleen Cooke, Ph.Drecognized Ruud, saying that he helped in the areas ofhealthcare, energy, workers compensation, retirement,and repaying district debt.

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The Hamilton High School Marching Band, pictured dur-ing a parade earlier this year, was scheduled to performat the Wisconsin School Music Association MarchingBand Championship at UW-Whitewater Oct. 18.. Photoby Thomas J. McKillen.Turn to page 20

Prince of Peace openhouse: Prince of PeaceLutheran Church will beholding an Open Housewill be Saturday, Oct. 25,from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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The Pauline Haass Public Libraryserves the communities of Lisbon andSussex and welcomes the opportunity toserve individuals with disabilities. If you oryour child requires a program to be in anaccessible format, please call the library atleast 72 hours in advance so that arrange-ments can be made.

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Guitars, Gangsters andGuernseys: Further Down the Trailof Blue Mound Road in the Early20th Century Tuesday, Oct. 21 at7 p.m.

Historian Stephen Hauser will discusshow Les Paul, WTMJ, Golden GuernseyDairy, Beekmans B-B-Q and Sam Peckblazed the trail of Blue Mound Road. Thisprogram is free, and sponsored by theFriends of the Pauline Hasss Library.

No registration is required, but spaceis limited. For more information, call thelibrary at 262-246 -5181.

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gling choice while enjoying a snack.Registration required; starting September2, register and choose your book at theYouth Services Desk.

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istration. For more information, visitwww.phplonline.org or call the library at(262) 246-5182. Parents with childrenage seven and younger attending alibrary-sponsored activity must remain inthe building for the duration of that activi-ty.

Family Storytimes:Tuesdays 9:45-10:15 a.m. and10:30-11 a.m. (repeated) Sept. 9-Nov. 25

Laugh, sing, and listen as belovedguest storyteller Kathy Luck shares books,songs, and puppetry. This half hour tradi-tional storytime will charm and delight allages.

No registration. Just drop in!Thursdays 10-10:30 a.m. Sept.

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Join famil ies from throughout the com-munity for a morning of play at the library.This informal playgroup meets Tuesdayand Thursday mornings after Storytimes.

2nd and 3rd Grade BookDiscussion: Shivering Mysteries!Thursday, Nov. 20, 4:30-5:15 p.m.

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An 1950 Allis-Chalmers tractor owned by Harlow StorkSlinger (left photo) was one of several tractors on dispduring the Hunsrucker Oktoberfest, which was heldDheinsville Historical Park Sept. 27-28. The event incled the per formances by several bands, including the RCity Blaskapelle (bottom left photo) and Copper Box (btom photo). Photos by Thomas J. McKillen.

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United Way in Waukesha Countywould like to invite volunteers to the follow-ing volunteer opportunities:

Holiday Crafts - WaukeshaIf you enjoy making holiday crafts come

to Richard's Place and make them with theresidents. You will brighten the day of ourresidents who love to make crafts. Anyone

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Do you love music? If you can sing,play an instrument, or even operate a CDplayer, we are looking for you! In a LongTerm Care setting, music elevates mood,counteracts depression, promotes move-ment, and lessens fear and tension. It canhave both an uplifting and calming effect.Please give this gift to a Hospice patient!Requirements: Volunteers must be at least18 years old and complete HospiceAdvantage orientation and training.

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Washington County residents may beselected to participate in a countywidetelephone survey this month regarding theWashington County Park and TrailSystem.This survey will take approximatelyten minutes to complete and all answerswill be recorded anonymously. The surveyis being conducted to gather public opin-ion about the future direction of the CountyPark and Trail System. Participants will beasked about their current use of the parks

and to share their ideas for future facilitiesand services.

Results from the survey will be madeavailable to the public on the County web-site at www.co.washington.wi.us/pln inmid December.

In addition to the survey, the Countywill be leading a series of public outreachevents in October including a visioningworkshop to be held on Wednesday, Oct.22 at UW-Washington County from 6 to8:30 p.m. T

The Planning and Parks Department is

updating the Park and Open Space Planfor Washington County which will addressboth open space preservation and out-door recreation as key elements to thefuture success, economic vitality and quali-ty of life in Washington County. Resultsfrom these public outreach events will beused to help formulate plan recommenda-tions.

For more information about public par-ticipation opportunities, the development

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The Germantown U9 Academy Soccer Team won the Rock River InvitaTournament on Oct. 5th, beating the Beaver Dam U10 team in the chonship game. Pictured are (back row) Coach Kevin Breckenfelder, Buss, Nick Humphriss, Luke Lockman, Colyn Lessila, Coach Bill Ledger, row) Jack Lockman, Sam Schilder, Ethan Breckenfelder, Jake Ledger, PLaabs. Not pictured: Coach Chris Schilder, Coach John Humphriss, McGillivray, Danny Reese. Submitted photo.

Germantown U9 team wins

Rock River Invite

The Menomonee Falls girls volleyballteam is seeded fifth in its Division I post-season bracket. Volleyball postseasonbrackets were released Oct. 16.

Menomonee Falls will host 12th seed-ed Port Washington at 7 p.m. Oct. 23.

Menomonee Falls is the defendingDivision I state champion. The fifth placeseeding is the lowest for Menomonee Fallssince it was seeded fourth in 2011.

In the same bracket, Germantown isseeded sixth and will host WaukeshaSouth at 7 p.m. Oct. 23. The sameevening, ninth seeded Hamilton will playat Waukesha West.

In Division 2, Kettle Moraine Lutheranis seeded first in its regional bracket andwill open play Oct. 23 against the winnerof the University School/Brown Deermatch that will be held two days earlier.

Girls volleyball: Falls fifth, Germantownsixth in postseason bracket

The Germantown girls cross country

team finished first at the Port WashingtonInvite held Oct. 9.

Germantown was led by Alyssa Goesch,who finished 12th with a time of 20:04. Shewas followed by Brianna Klopfer in 13th(20:11), Calli Lemke in 21st (20:38), MollyBaus in 29th (20:51), Jennifer Lindgren in30th (20:51), Emily Bethhauser in 52nd(21:23) and Lucy DeLain in 60th (21:37).

The Menomonee Falls girls team finished16th at the meet. Menomonee Falls was ledby Tessa Estock, who finished 44th with atime of 21:12.

The Menomonee Falls boys team fin-ished 11th at the meet. Menomonee Fallswas led by Josh Hindman, who finished

32nd with a time of 17:29. He was

by Cooper Dozzi in 37th (17:4Smalley in 56th (18:11), Jayce K60th (18:12), Kevin Larkin in 68th Brian Guiffre in 69th (18:19) and Toin 74th (18:28).

The Germantown boys crossteam won the Wolverine Cross Invitational in Waterford OGermantown was led by Jake DuFrafinished second with a time of 16:2was followed by Brady Sheridan(16:49.28), Craig Reese in sixth (16

Jake Garvey in 18th (17:17.01), Ni32nd (17:50.60), and Evan Adai18:05.04)

Cross country: Germantowngirls win at Port Invite

BYTHOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

Germantown's biggest rival gave theWarhawks their first loss of the season Oct.10 while Hamilton came closer to qualifyingfor the playoffs.

Germantown lost to Homestead 35-30.After conceding the first touchdown,Germantown scored the next 21 points. Apass from Connor Schulz to Carter Schmitz ona 34-yard touchdown play gaveGermantown a 21-8 lead with 4:31 leftbefore halftime.

But the Highlanders answered with a 80-yard drive that ended with 1-yard touchdownrun by Matt Winters with less than a minuteremaining to make the score 21-15 followingthe kick after touchdown. The Highlandersthen took the second quarter kickoff and start-ed a drive that finished with a 5-yard run byWinters at the 6:47 mark of the third quarter.

Germantown responded with a drive thatended with 36-yard field goal by Schmitz atthe 3:50 mark of the third quarter.

Homestead dominated the time of posses-sion on its next two drives, which ended with a34-yard run by Nick Allen and a 3-yard runby Winters, giving the Highlanders a 35-24lead with 1:27 remaining.

They knew what they needed to do. We

needed to get the ball back and we didnt attimes, Germantown Coach Jake Davis saidof Homestead.

He then added: In games like this youvegot to do everything right, you cant let thoselittle things go.

Germantown quarterback DwayneLawhorn Jr. and Schultz connected on a 30-yard pass play with 11 seconds remaining, butHomestead recovered the onside kick.

With the loss, Germantown fell into a tiewith Homestead for the North ShoreConference lead with one week of regularseason play remaining. Germantown has a 5-1 conference record and a 7-1 overall mark.

Hamilton 35, Brookfield Central14: Hamilton scored the final 21 points of thegame, with Sam Herriges scoring on runs of14 and 10 yards and Isaiah Webb scoring ona 50-yard run.The win was the second in arow for Hamilton, which improved its record to3-3 in the Greater Metro Conference and 3-5overall. Hamilton can qualify for the playoffsnext week with a win over Wauwatosa East.

Herriges led all rushers with 101 yardsand three touchdowns on nine carries.

Menomonee Falls 14, BrookfieldEast 6: Quintin Handy opened the scoringfor Menomonee Falls with a 88-yard run atthe 9:58 mark of the first quarter. East

answered with a drive that ended with a 2-

yard run by T.C. Swittel (the extra point wasunsuccessful). Michael Bowe of MenomoneeFalls finished the scoring with a 2-yard run at

the 5:08 mark of the third quarter. win, Menomonee Falls had a 5-1 corecord and a 6-2 overall mark.

Football: Homestead tops Germantown

Menomonee Falls and Hamilton bothadvanced to the sectional level of the boys

Division I state soccer tournament last week.Menomonee Falls opened the postsea-son with a 4-1 win over Manitowoc LincolnOct. 14 and followed that with a 3-2 winover Neenah two days later. MenomoneeFalls will host Sheboygan North at 7 p.m.Oct. 23.

Hamilton advanced out the regionalbracket with a 2-1 win over BrookfieldCentral Oct. 16. Hamilton opened the post-season with a 10-0 win over MilwaukeeRiverside Oct. 14. The Chargers will nowplay at Arrowhead in the sectional semifinal

on Oct. 23.Germantown's season came to a

the regional final with a 3-2 Sheboygan North Oct. 16. The Wopened the postseason with a 3-2 Oshkosh West two days Germantown ended the season w11-2 overall record.

In Division 4, Kettle Moraine advanced to an Oct. 23 sectional against Sheboygan County ChrisChargers began tournament play w0 win over Cedar Grove/Belgium and followed that with a 7-1 wHowards Grove on Oct. 16.

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University of Wisconsin-Platteville host-ed its spring commencement in WilliamsFieldhouse.

Among those receiving degrees, with

their hometowns and majors, were KentonLindquist a Civil Engineering major; NicoleOkon a Forensic Investigation major; andScott Summ a Computer Science major, allfrom Slinger.

University of Wisconsin-Platteville,founded in 1866, is settled in a historic min-ing town near the Iowa and Illinois bordersand enrolls 8,600 students. It is an institu-tion whose mission is to produce intellectu-ally astute individuals who will participatein society as competent professionals andknowledgeable citizens.

The following Slinger area studentshave earned Semester Honors for theSpring 2014 semester at EdgewoodCollege. Fulltime students who achieve a

3.5 grade point average for the are eligible for this honor: Ryne Ellen Wagner.

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College is a liberal arts Catholic cthe Dominican tradition.

University of Wisconsin-Pannounced its 2014 spring semesteList. Students receive this academicthe College of Business, IndusScience and Agriculture and the CLiberal Arts and Education must a3.5 grade point average and stuthe College of Engineering, MScience must earn a 3.5 grade poage.

Among those who made the Dewere Christopher Blank, BDickenson and Kenton Lindquist, Slinger.

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playing together this season.McGuire is a freshman from Slinger.

Beck and McGuire were among the UW-Whitewater Walmart Athlete of the Weekhonorees for the week of Oct. 6-12.

McGuire and Beck also receivedAthlete of the Week honors for the week ofSept. 15-21 after they claimed All-Americahonors and earned a trip to the ITA SmallCollege National Championships by virtueof their doubles championship at the UnitedStates Tennis Association/ IntercollegiateTennis Association Midwest Regional over

the weekend in St. Peter, Minn. The duo,seeded ninth, knocked off the Nos. 8, 4, 2and 5 pairs en route to the title.

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Slinger's Homecoming Dance was held on Saturday, Sept. 27. More than 500 studentsdanced the night away and enjoyed the festivities of the evening. Homecoming Court,couples from left to right, are: Greg Korinek escorting Taylor Bergmann (tennis), RickKorinek escorting Kendra Bergmann (tennis), Brent Hendrickson (football) escortingCherish Ward, Kai Dee (boys cross country) escorting Katelyn Pecha, Austin Reith (soccer)escorting Anna Pedrick, Julian Blecking escorting Olivia Beyer (girls cross country), King

Jacob Mason (football) escor ting Queen Gabrielle Geschke (volleyball), Jon Rauh (foot-ball) escorting Jordyn Schwartz, Jason Erdmann (football) escorting Alexa Semrau, BryanLaude escorting Theresa Smiley (girls cross country), Josh Honeck (football) escorting

Joelle Laufer (cheerleading), and Connor Gutjahr (soccer) escorting Hannah McMahon.Submitted photo and information.

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Children participate in a costume parade during a past Spooky SlingeThis year's event will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 25at Slinger CommuniThe event will feature a DJ. Spooky Slinger will follow trick or treating in which will occur from 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 25. Express News file photo.


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Slinger Advancement AssociationSponsors Taste of Autumn

Chad Smithyman and Matt Reasonof Ponderosa Restaurant (top photo)are pictured at the Taste of Autumn,which was held at The Chalet at LittleSwitzerland in Slinger Sept. 28. The

event was sponsored by the SlingerAdvancement Association. MitchDay and Lisa Coffey of SlingerHouse in Slinger (left photo) werealso part of the event. Photos byThomas J. McKillen.


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The U12 Girls Milwaukee Sport Club soccer team recently won a divisionchampionship game at the Soccerfest Tournament hosted by the MilwaukeeSport Club in Menomonee Falls. Pictured are (front row) Emma Schoenauer,Emily Ceplina, Paige Posnanski, Grace Buth, Morgan Steidl, (back row)

Caroline Benson, Noelle May, Rylie Rude, Brooke Robinson, HannahVespalec, Coach Gennrich. Submitted photo.

U12 Sport Club team winSoccerfest tourney

sumption by 15 percent, statedHe also restructured debt and papension liability, saving 12 million

Other highlights from the boaing include:

The Hamilton High Schoolfacilities building construction is oule, expected to start in Novembe

Hamilton High School will hoevents on preparing students for thwith topics like curbing school an

The school years Strategic Plan includes a student informatsystem used by 87 percent of board wants to continue developi

By Mrinal Gokhale, correspo

...SchoolBoard

From page 1

Kiwanis Halloween Run for Kids Oct 26The Menomonee Falls Kiwanis Club

Halloween Run for Kids will be held at 9:30a.m. Oct. 26 at Kiwanis Park, located at thenortheast corner of Menomonee Avenue andTown Hall Road.

The 5K run/walk begins in Kiwanis Parkand goes along the Tamarack Trail beforeending at Kiwanis Park. The entry fee is $25for an adult and $50 for a family. For moreinformation, go to kiwanisrun4kids.com.

Falls Patio Players events

The Menomonee Falls Patio Players areoffering the following events:

Costume SaleSaturday, Oct. 18, 9a.m. to 3 p.m.: The public is invited to stock upon their Halloween costumes, find that uniqueChristmas dress and/or own a piece of FallsPatio Players history.Many of these costumesand accessories were handmade, and allwere used in past Patio productions.

Children's production of The LittleMermaid, Jr.Friday,Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. andSaturday, Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. at North Middle

School Auditorium. Tickets are $8 and canbe purchased online at fallspatioplayers.comor by calling (262) 255-8372. Walk upsalso welcome. A Girl Scout special is beingoffered.

Both will be held at North Middle SchoolAuditorium, N88 W16750 Garfield Drive.

Prince of Peace open house Oct. 25Prince of Peace Lutheran Church will be

holding an Open House will be Saturday,Oct. 25, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Attendeescan meet and Pastor Tom and Mrs. YoungEngler and family who began their ministry atPrince of Peace this past summer. There willbe food including hot dogs, chips, soup, cook-ies, cupcakes and refreshments coffee, ciderand juice. There will also be free BP readings,door prizes and adult and kids activities. Thechurch is located at W156N7149 PilgrimRoad, Menomonee Falls.

Old Falls Village Halloween Fun Nights October 24 &

Experience Old Falls Village at nOct. 24 and Oct. 25 from 6-9 p.m.Treat safely throughout the grounds otoric museum. Enjoy hayrides, gaarts and crafts. Visit the puppet storyroast marshmallows at the campfirkid-friendly tattoo, and enjoy coocider. A special Halloween Art showhosted by the Menomonee Falls Art

Admission is $4 for adults and cand older; $2.00 for children 2 anChildren receive a free pumpkin wpaid admission. Free parking. OVillage, Corner of Hwy. Q & PilgrMenomonee Falls. Visit the websiteinformation www.oldfallsvillage.coma fundraising event of the MenomoHistorical Society.

News & Events

Around the village and county

Five Hamilton High School seniorslearned recently that they were named in the2015 National Merit Scholarship Program.Eligibility for the distinction is based onresults of the 2013 PreliminarySAT/National Merit Scholarship QualifyingTest.

Brandon Fedie, Adam Klager and SeanThompson were named Semifinalists. Theyare among approximately 16,000Semifinalists nationwide and will continue inthe competition for Merit Scholarshipawards. The nationwide pool ofSemifinalists, which represents less than onepercent of U.S. high school seniors, includesthe highest-scoring entrants in each state. To

become a finalist, a Semifinalist must havean outstanding academic record throughouthigh school, be endorsed and recommend-

ed by the school principal and escores that confirm the students eaperformance.

Joyce Chen and Remi Lassitnamed Commended Students aamong 34,000 students who wernized for their exceptional academise.

In addition, Lassiter is one oBlack American high school seniorSemifinalist in the National AchScholarship Program who will hopportunity to compete for AchScholarship awards.

The National Merit SchCorporation (NMSC), established

is a not-for-profit organization that without government assistance. Schare underwritten by NMSC withfunds and by approximately 440 organizations and higher educatiotions to honor the nations scholastpions and encourage the pursuit of ic excellence.

Hamilton students recognized

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October 22ABLE North includes Germantown, Menomonee Falls and

Wauwatosa Chambers of Commerce

October 30ABLE After Hours includes Brookfield, Germantown, Greenfield,

Menomonee Falls, Muskego, South Suburban, Wauwatosa and

West Allis/West Milwaukee Chambers of Commerce.

November 15Christmas Festival including: 5th Annual 5k Candy Cane

Run/Walk, Christmas Parade,Tree Lighting of the official Village

Christmas Tree

November 19, 2014ABLE North Networking Meeting

November 21, 2014WIN Washington County Interactive Networking

December 2014Germantown Chamber Holiday Party

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Germantown Chamber of CommercAmbassadors Welcome New Members

American Family Insurance Nick Fetek Agency, Nick Fetek, OwnerW177 N9886 Rivercrest Drive, Ste. 107 Germantown, WI 53022

262-415-1278 www.amfam.com

1 Collision County Line Road Jim Keller, OwnerN96 W14555 County Line Road Menomonee Falls, WI 53051

262-251-1700 www.1collisioncountyline.com

First National Bank of Hartford-Richfield OfficeWendy S. Christenson, Vice President/Branch Manager

1297 State Hwy. 175 Hubertus, WI 53033262-628-5500 www.fnb-hartford.com

Habitat for Humanity ReStore Bernie Hletko, ManagerW188 N10707 Maple Road Germantown, WI 53022

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N111 W18611 Mequon Road Germantown, WI 53022262-257-9181 www.florianpark.com

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work, electrical work, new &repair. BBB Member. FreeEstimates. Accepting allMajor credit cards. Call

John 414-258-9838jsheehanconstruction .com

2008 Financial

Services

*****A NOTICE TO

CONSUMERS: Persons

who arrage or improve

credit must be registered

with the Wisconsin Off ice

of Commissioner o f

Banking. For fur ther

in format ion contact (800)

452-debt

2012 Home

Improvement

SIDING, WINDOWS,

Gutters & Roofs. Call forEstimate. 262-502-1050Quality Home Improvements

2014 Landscaping

K LE E N K UTS LA WN

Service: bushes/ treestrimmed & removed,retaining walls, lawn

cutting, thatching, Fall

clean-up, gutter cleaning,drain tiles, snow removal;driveways and sidewalks.

Total LandscapingCommercial/ ResidentialFree Estimates 262-613-

6996

2021 Roofing

FALL GUTTER CLEANING

and roof repairs. Freeestimate. Insured andBonded. Call 262-442-5913

ROOF ING

CHIMNEYS Tear-offs, re-roofs, rubber roofs.

Chimney repairs, rebuilds,tuckpointing, flashings.

Gutter cleaning & more.Free Estimates. Licensed,Insured. 262-442-5913

fridaysimprovements.com

2024 Tree Service

TREE SHRUB SERVICE

Trimming & removal. Over20 Years working with youand for you. Including fallgutter cleaning. Call John414-963-6134

3000-3999 For

Sale

3010 CemeteryPlots

DOUBLE WIDE CRYPT IN

prestigious main building ofWisconsin Memorial Park inBrookfield . Retail price is$30,000, asking $15,000/OBO. Call 262-226-9143

3016 Furniture

LANNON- MOVING

1920s-30s bedroom set;queen bed, newer

mattress, ornate. SolidPecan chest and dresser;large with deep drawers,

laminate top plain style.Casual dining set 58x36table and 6 chairs; black

and dark brown. All greatcondition. Must sell soon!

262-255-1691

3040 Wanted to Buy

4000-4999Rummage

4017 Rummage

Sussex

MOVING SALE

Oct. 25th-26th, 10-4pm.N67 W22208 Willow

Springs Dr. F8, Sussex.

5000-5049 Rentals

5000 For Rent

TWO BDRM. AVAILABLE

November 15th. $600/mo.Sec. Dep. $300. A/C,appliances, plus one cargarage included. NoSmoking/ No Pets! LakeKeeses area. 262-628-2381

5023 Apts -

Menomonee Falls

BRIGHT, SMOKE FREE

Falls 2 Bedroom Upper: hasrange, refrigerator, airconditioner, laundry hook-ups, storage locker, NO 4legged pets! $650 262-251-0345. An Etzel Property

5050-5999

Housing Rentals

5051 Condo/

Townhouse For

Rent

GERMANTOWN CONDO

Available December 1st. 2large bedrooms, 1.5 baths,lake views, quiet end unit, 5-large closets, appliances,utility-room, indoor/outdoorpools, recreation area,garage $895/mo 262-966-9986

6000-6049 RealEstate for Sale

6000 Real Estate

PUBLISHERS NOTICE:

All real estate advertised inthis newspaper is subject toFederal Fair Housing Act of1968 which makes it illegalto advertise any preference,limitation or discriminationbased on sex, race, color,religion, national origin,marital status, lawful sourceof income, age handicap,sex orientation, ancestries,or familiar status, or anintention to make any suc hpreference limitation o

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