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School board
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The Germantown School Board
delayed action on two facility use
waiver requests while the district
examines how outside groups are
scheduled for facility use.
The Germantown Hooops boys
youth basketball program submitted
request to use the Kennedy Middle
School gold and blue gyms on days
from Oct. 24 to April 8 from 6 to 9
p.m. The Germantown girls basketball
programs submitted a request to use
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high school, and MacArthur and
Rockfield elementary schools from
Sept. 1 to April 30 from 4 to 9 p.m.
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Cutting losses Declines in the financial markets can lead some investors to try to
"cut their losses" by selling investments whose price has declined. Yet, when prices
have dropped, it may actually be a good time to buy investments, not sell them, especially when the investments are still fundamentally sound.
Chasing performance In the investment world, the flip side of "fear" is "greed." Just
as some investors are propelled by fear of loss, others are motivated by quick, big
gains. They may pursue "hot" investments, only to be disappointed when the sizzle
quickly fizzles. Instead of trying to "score" that one big winner, you may be better off
spreading your investment dollars among a range of vehicles stocks, bonds, government securities, certificates of deposit (CDs) and so on. While diversification cant
guarantee a profit or protect against loss, it may help reduce the impact of market
volatility on your portfolio.
Focusing on the short term When the market is down, you might get somewhat
upset when you view your monthly investment statements. But any individual statement is just a snapshot in time; if you were to chart your investment results over a
period of 10, 15 or 20 years, youd see the true picture of how your portfolio is doing
and, in all likelihood, that picture would look better than a statement or two you
received during a down market. In any case, dont overreact to short-term downturns
by making hasty "buy" or "sell" decisions. Instead, stick with a long-term strategy thats
appropriate for your goals, risk tolerance and time horizon.
Heading to the investment "sidelines" Some people get so frustrated over market
volatility that they throw up their hands and head to the investment "sidelines" until
"things calm down." And its certainly true that, when owning stocks, there are no
guarantees; you do risk losing some, or all, of your investment. But if you jump in and
out of the market to "escape" volatility, you may take on an even bigger risk the risk
of losing some of the growth youll need to reach your goals. Consider this: If you had
invested $10,000 in a package of stocks mimicking the S&P 500 in December 1979,
your investment would have grown to more than $426,000 by December 2013. But if
you had missed just the 10 best days of the market during that time, your $10,000
would only have grown to less than $206,000 a difference of about $220,000, according to Ned Davis Research, a leading investment research organization. The bottom
line? Staying invested over the long term can pay off. (Keep in mind, though, that the
S&P 500 is an unmanaged index and isnt meant to depict an actual investment. Also,
as youve no doubt heard, past performance is not a guarantee of future results.)
Our emotions are useful in guiding us through many aspects of our lives, but when
you invest, youre better off using your head and not your heart.
This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones
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Trysting Place Pub celebrates 30 years in business

BY NIKKI ACKERMAN
STAFF WRITER
A lot has changed since Sal Zizzo bought Trysting Place Pub
in Menomonee Falls three decades ago, but the most important thingsoffering great food and drinks at affordable
prices and giving the community a beloved hang-outhave
remained the same.
Simply put by Zizzo: I would describe us as a very large
sports bar with very good food. We welcome people from age
1 to 100, from every walk of life. You see everybody here. Its
just amazing.
As he celebrates his 30-year business anniversary, Zizzo
looks back on an exciting journey that started when he
earned an associates degree in marketing and business
administration from Waukesha County Technical College. His
sights on being a business owner himself, Zizzo purchased the
pub and grill from the Trysting Places previous owners in
1985. While working at Roundys Foods, Zizzo had also been
bartending one night per week at Trysting Place, then located at the Village Mall shopping center. One night he pulled up
to the financially struggling pub and said to himself, Gee,
maybe I could do this.
And he did. Business had not been booming when Zizzo
took over so he made it his mission to breathe new life into
the operation.
I came up with a lot of specials25-cent tap beers on
Mondays, 50-cent shots on Tuesdays, $1 bottled beer on
Wednesdays, 25-cent tacos on Thursdaysand I was just
there a lot, he said. I greeted everyone, got to know people
one customer at a time. The business was doing extremely well
by the time we moved to our current location.
Zizzo remained at the original site for four years until purchasing DeQuardos Pizza and moving to where he is now at
N71 W12980 Appleton Avenue.
I bought this space, closed down the pizzeria, remodeled
and officially reopened (as Trysting Place Pub) May 14, 1989, item (which changes daily) can be purchased. Fish is on the
menu from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. every Friday. The general menu
he said.
Never one to settle, Zizzo set his sights on the bigger pic- is quite extensive, featuring DeQuardos Pizza, burgers and
sandwiches, salads, dinner items such as
ture and when the grocery
steaks and ribs, a homemade soup of the day
store next door to him
and an award-winning chili.
closed in 1991, he purchased
People keep coming back because we have
that space as well, expanda good product, Zizzo said, adding that the
ing the pub from 4,000 to
business also does catering for just about any
8,000 square feet, and when
event.
night clubs were in their
Community is key in Zizzos business model
heyday, Zizzo ran SMZeees
and the pub owner loves staying active in the
Night Club as part of his
area as a long-standing member of the
business until 1995.
Wisconsin Restaurant Association, the
I always knew the night
Wisconsin Tavern League and the Menomonee
club was a temporary thing
Falls Community Chamber, and by sponsoring
so when we closed that
basketball, softball and volleyball teams in the
down, we remodeled it into
community.
what is now Trysting Place
Menomonee Falls and the surrounding
and the old space is our banareas have been so good to me, he said. And
quet room that holds up to
I have had employees that have been with me
150 people, Zizzo said.
10, 15, 20 years. A great staff is such an inteAlthough the business has
gral part of ones business so I would like to
been through much metathank them as well.
morphosis, the core compoFor the month of September, in celebration
nents have not been altered,
of 30 years in business, a different, employeehe noted.
Trysting Place owner Sal Zizzo
selected menu item will be offered at 30-perWe still do the same specent off its regular price.
cials we did 30 years ago,
Wow, 30 years, its amazing how time flies, said Zizzo.
the prices have just gone up a bit, Zizzo said with a laugh.
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September 19, 2015
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and dancing in the big tent, tractor exhibit, classic cars and enjoy
your favorite German bier and food.
Visit the Valentine Wolf Hause
(1850) and learn our history along
with the Bell Museum and see the
Christ Church (1860) like you've
never seen it before with it's beautifully restored interior, stained glass
windows that are visible at night
with new LED lighting and the
steeple and bell tower have been
restored featuring a magnificent
lighted cross.
The Bast Bell Museum will be
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Anyone with a canned good can get
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Hunsrucker Oktoberfest!
Saturday & Sunday Sept. 26 & 27
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COMMUNITY SNAPSHOTS
Celebrating Oktoberfest
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A dachshund (top left photo) races to victory in last year's Dachshund Dash during Hunsrucker Oktoberfest. Last year's event featured performances by Copper
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Richfield district to host community conversation

The RIchfield School District will be
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Elementary School from 6:30-8 p.m.
Sept. 24.
"The purpose of this event is to
actively engage the community in
developing a clear, shared strategic
vision that will address the evolving
needs of our students for a changing

tomorrow,"the district said in a statement.
The meeting will included community members, parents, students, staff,
business, government, senior citizens
and other stakeholders sharing ideas on
the future of the school district and the
community.
According to information from the

district, the goals of the meeting
include providing an opportunity for
citizens to participate in a process of
thinking and planning for the future,
reviewing trends that are impacting the
schools and the community, identifying
attributes and skills that every
Richfield graduate should have to pre-
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identifying ways the district can be
effective in creating a learning environment that will enable children to thrive
in the future.
Richfield Elementary School is located at 3117 Hwy. 167.
Thresheree slated for Sept. 19-20

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sponsoring its 17th annual thresheree
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pancakes.
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Mill Restoration Fund. This ceremony
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over 100 years. A general store display
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lakes of Richfield.
Other activities include: pie contest, silent auction, good music, children's activities such as Make Your Own
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Messer/Mayer Grist Mill and restored
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Traditional Worship Sundays 8:30 & 10:00
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H O M E
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HOME IMPROVEMENT
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Soundproof it
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Stay within your budget

From Page 18
But starting the project without first

grasping its true cost is a recipe for disaster, so do your homework before you
find your toolbox and start working.
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NEWS & EVENTS

Jackson event raising money
to build homes for two area
military heroes
A Community Family Tailgate
Party fundraiser to raise money for
Operation Finally Home to build homes
for two specially chosen military
heroes and their families is set for
Sunday, Sept. 20, 3 to 6 p.m., at the
Jackson Area Community Center, N165
W20330 Hickory Lane. The event will
include food, games, live music, raffles,
a silent auction and a Legion Color
Guard presentation.
Operation Finally Home is dedicated to providing custom-built homes for
America's military heroes. One hundred
percent of the money raised will go
toward the two homes being constructed in Wisconsin. The fundraising goal
for the event is $50,000. Forms can be
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High School. Marching Band Madness
provides an opportunity for them to
showcase their talent and hard work.
Tickets are available at the door
and are $7 for adults, $5 for seniors
age 60 and older, and $3 for kids ages
4 to 17. The gate opens at 5:45 p.m.
and concessions will be available
throughout the evening. The show will
move to the high schools gymnasium
in the event of inclement weather.
Warren's Cranberry Fest
senior trip Sept. 26
Area seniors are invited on a trip
to the 43rd annual Warren's Cranberry
Fest. Germantown Park & Ride ay
Highway 41 and Mequon/Lannon Road
at 4:50 a.m. and return at 10 p.m.
Group will depart from Registration
deadline is Sept. 11. Fee is $54. For
more
information,
call
the
Germantown Senior Center at (262)
253-7799.
Case Grande event to benefit
food pantry
Casa Grande Hair and Nail, N112
W16700 Mequon Road in Germantown,
will seek to help the Germantown Food
Pantry during the month of October.
During the month of October, customers of Casa Grande Hair and Nail
can receive $2 off an adult haircut or
$5 off a hi-lite or color if they bring in
two of any of the following items:
canned tuna or chicken,sloppy joe,
pancake mix, syrup, jelly, refried
beans, juices or canned fruit. All food
will be donated to the Germantown
Food Pantry.
Also during the month Scruples
products will be 20 percent off. The
promotion will seek to help the
Germantown Food Pantry get stocked
up for the holiday season.
Blood drive at Lutheran Church of
Living Christ Oct. 1
Lutheran Church of the Living
Christ, located at W156 N10660 Pilgrim
Road in Germantown, will be hosting a
blood drive to benefit the American
Red Cross on Thursday, Oct. 1 from 1 to
6 p.m. To donate, one must be at least
16 years old, weigh 110 pounds and be
in good health. To schedule an
appointment, call Tim at (262) 3612447. Appointments honored. Walkins welcome.
Senior Center gift shop open to
public
The Germantown Senior Center gift
shop, W162 is open to the public
Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. The store offers a variety of holiday decor, crafts and jewelry. The public can support the gift shop by bringing in items for donation or on consignment. For more information, call
(262) 253-7799.
Senior Center seeking
volunteer van drivers
The Germantown Senior Center is
looking for volunteer van drivers for
the Senior Van Program. Volunteers
must have a valid Wisconsin driver's
license and a clean driving record. A
vehicle will be provided for use. The
van runs weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. Hours are based upon the volunteer's availability. If interested, call
(262) 253-7799.
Re-opening begins new era

for Old Town Beer Hall
Much is new to the Old Town Beer
Hall, including the name.
The business in Germantown previously known as Jerry's Old Town Inn
held a grand re-opening Sept. 4. It is
located at N116 W15841 Main St.
"It looks terrific, it looks authentic,
it looks like a great place for fun,"
Germantown Village President Dean
Wolter said during the re-opening ceremony.
The re-opening included a ceremonial "first tap" of beer. Peggy Mueller
performed during that evening while
large televisions were broadcasting
both American college football and
international soccer matches.
During a recent interview, owner
Chaz Hastings said he became interested in the location after learning about
it from a food vendor. The business had
been closed for a period of time prior
to Hastings acquiring the site.
"This is a place that really doesn't
deserve to close," he said after learning
of it.
Hastings has transformed the busi-
ness from an inn into a beer hall. While

the adjacent Von Rothenburg Bier
Stube is a more intimate location, the
Old Town Beer Hall is twice the size of
Von Rothenburg. The transformation of
the Old Town site included gutting the
inside of the building, which dates
back to 1950. New furniture and murals
were installed, along with steins and
real hops. The park table seating is
also new, and there is space for bands
to perform.
The new space will allow for yearround activity inside and later into the
evening. With the changes, Hastings
said the inside is a "colorful, warm
inviting place."
A true authentic German menu is
served along with 16 different Bavarian
draft biers, giving the Old Town Beer
Hall a unique distinction as "the only
German restaurant in Germantown,"
Hastings said.
Hastings also noted that the beer
will be served in the proper glassware
for a beer hall.
- By Thomas J. McKillen
September 19, 2015
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Boys soccer: Hamilton wins two matches at KM Quad

The Hamilton boys soccer team won
two games at the Kettle Moraine Quad
Sept. 11-12. In the opener, the Chargers
beat Racine St. Catherine's 3-0. Ryan
Feuerstein got Hamilton on the board
with a goal at the 11th minute with an
assist from Connor Provan. Hayden
Barth then scored at the 45th and 48th

minutes, with Provan assisting on both
goals.
The next day Hamilton beat Kettle
Moraine 2-1, with both Hamilton goals
coming from Barth.
Hamilton then lost to Brookfield
East 1-0 Sept. 15. Afterwards, the

Chargers were in third place in the
Greater Metro Conference with a 2-1
conference record and a 5-3 overall
mark.
Menomonee Falls had a 2-5 overall
record and an 0-3 mark in the Greater
Metro Conference following a 7-0 loss to

Wauwatosa East Sept. 15.
Germantown lost to Grafton in a
North Shore Conference match, 3-0,
Sept. 15. Afterward, Germantown had
an 0-1-2 conference record and a 1-4-4
overall mark.
Riveredge Nature Center events

The following events will be held at
Riveredge Nature Center, 4458 County
Road Y in Saukville. For more information, call (262) 375-2715.
Science for Everyone: Our Amazing
Atmosphere at Lac Lawrann Conservancy,
300 Schmidt Road in West BendTuesday, Sept. 22, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Dr. Paul
Lupton will explain how the earths
atmosphere makes this planet the most
livable planet in the solar system. Cost:
Free ($5 donation suggested).
Little Explorers PlaygroupThursday, Sept. 24, 10 to 11:30 a.m.

Children will gather in the Natural Play
Area and share the wonder of nature
through outdoor play. Group will also
venture into forests, fields, ponds and
more. Nature sensory bins for babies and

exploration tools for older children will
be available. Indoor activities will be
planned in case of inclement weather.
Non-members and Trail Pass Members $5
per child, All Access Members free.
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FOOTBALL:
Germantown rallies to upset Homestead
Germantown sprung an upset on its
main North Shore Conference rival
Sept. 11, scoring two touchdowns in
the fourth quarter to defeat
Homestead 34-29.
The win came on the same evening
Homestead dedicated its new artificial
turf surface.
"It was something special tonight - the stands, everybody on our team,"
said quarterback Nate Seymour.
"Everybody was with us tonight."
Homestead got on the board first,
as Eric Zoeller and Jack Popp connected on a 14-yard pass play to give the
Highlanders a 7-0 at the 8:40 mark of
the first quarter.
Germantown answered with a drive
at the 7:48 mark of the second quarter,
that was sparked by a 26-yard run by
quarterback Nate Seymour to the
Homestead 3-yard line. The drive was
finished with a 3-yard run by Seymour,
and the extra point tied the score.
Germantown took a 14-7 lead as
Seymour and Brad Zachowski connected on a 32-yard pass play, finishing a
drive which was started when Connor
Stoming ended a Homestead drive with
an intercdeption. Homestead tied the
score just before halftime as Matt
Winters scored on a 1-yard run.
Germantown took the lead again at
the 2:30 mark of the third quarter as
Seymour ran it in from two yards. to
give Germantown a 21-14 lead.
Homestead answered with a drive that
ended with a 1-yard run by Winters.
Homestead then converted a two-point
attempt to take a 22-21 lead with 9:40

left in the game.
Germantown's next drive was
sparked by a 22-yard pass play from
Seymour to Daniel Ubert, and Seymour
and Zachowski connected on a fourthdown pass play a short time later to
give Germantown a a 27-22 lead with
6:32 left in the game. Germantown's
defense then stopped Homestead on
fourth down, and the offense answered
with a 46-yard run by Austin Mozdzen
with 2:26 remaining.
Zoeller and Winters connected on a
11-yard pass play for Homestead with
45 seconds remaining but Germantown
recovered the onside kick to seal the
win.
"It was a title fight,and that's what
we wanted it to be, what we knew it
was going to be," Germantown Coach
Jake Davis -- a Homestead graduate -said afterward. "That's GermantownHomestead every year no matter what
the situation.It's always an intense
game."
Davis noted his team responded
with a score of their own after
Homestead converted the two-point
play, with the Highlanders lining up
for a field goal before faking into a
pass play.
"We just kept going, we knew what
we needed to do,"Davis said.
Milwaukee
Marquette
14,
Menomonee Falls 6: Bryce McMurtry
and Brandon Kvisto gave Menomnonee
Falls the lead with a 44-yard pass play
at the 4:22 mark of the first quarter.
PHOTOS BY THOMAS J. MCKILLEN
Daniel Ubert (11) nearly intercepts a Homestead pass. Austin Mozdzen (46) scores
a touchdown for Germantown late in the game.
But Marquette rallied with two touchdowns in the second half for the win.
McMurtry completed 12 of 21 passes
for 124 yards, one touchdown and one
interception. Afterward, Menomonee
Falls had a 1-1 Greater Metro
Conference record and a 1-3 overall
mark.
Hamilton 37, Wauwatosa East 9:
Sam Herriges ran for two touchdowns

while Travis Janus, Jordan Smith and
Michael Bruch also ran for touchdowns.
Smith completed 3 of 5 passes for 18
yards and a touchdown. Hamilton also
recorded a safety in the second quarter.
-By Thomas J. McKillen, Managing
Editor
Volleyball: Germantown girls second at KML meet

The Germantown girls volleyball
team finished second at the Kettle
Moraine Lutheran Invitational Sept. 12.
Germantown opened the tournament with wins over Waunakee (25-18,
25-14), Racine St. Catherine's (25-21,
26-28, 15-8), Homestead (25-23, 22-25,
15-13) and Edgewood (27-25, 25-20).
The Warhawks lost to Wisconsin
Lutheran in the title match, 15-25, 2125.
Germantown returned to North
Shore Conference play with a 23-25,
25-17, 25-20,19-25,15-12 win over

Grafton Sept. 15.
Kettle Moraine Lutheran started its
home tournament with wins over
WIsconsin Lutheran (18-25,25-23,1510) and Slinger (25-11, 25-13) before
losing to Waukesha Catholic Memorial
(20-25,
24-25,15-17)
and
St.
Catherine's (20-25, 25-22,10-15). The
Chargers finished the day with a 2521,22-25,15-6 in over Homestead.
Menomonee Falls won three of five
matches at the Brookfield Central
Lancer Invite Sept.12.

Menomonee Falls started the day
with a 19-25, 12-25 loss to Brookfield
Central but then posted wins over
Mukwonago (25-23, 25-27, 15-13), Pius
XI (25-10, 25-12) and Appleton North
(24-26, 26-24, 15-7). Menomonee Falls
finished the day with a 20-25, 20-25
loss to Divine Savior Holy Angels.
Menomonee Falls tied for third in the
tournament.
Menomonee Falls returned to conference play with a 25-12, 25-5, 25-18
win over Wauwatosa East Sept. 15.

The Hamilton girls volleyball team
struggled at the Invite, as the Chargers
opened the tournament with losses to
Kenosha Tremper (25-18, 14-25, 9-15)
and Greendale (17-25, 24-26) and
Westosha Central (18-25, 19-25).
Hamilton beat Nicolet 15-25, 25-23, 159 and then lost to Oshkosh West 22-5,
18.25.
Hamlton returned to Greater Metro
Conference play Sept. 15 with a 18-25,
16-25, 15-25 loss to Brookfield East.
Hamilton teams top Hadler Invite

The Hamilton cross country teams
took the top spots at the Matt Hadler
Invitaitonal held at Menomonee Falls
Rotary Park Sept. 12.
The boys team was led by Michael
Swope, who finished first with a time of
16:54. He was followed by Zach
Leinbach
(fifth,
17:16),
Brian
Wiedenfeidl (sixth, 17:16), Tyler
Voelzke (seventh, 17:17) and Evan Selin
(14th, 17:32). Also running for
Hamilton were Peyton Feudner (20th,

17:45) and Ryan Coe (30th, 18:06).
For the Hamilton girls team, Rachel
Jeffers finished second with a time of
19:43. She was followed by Isabel Seay
(fourth, 19:57), Carolyn Troutman
(fifth, 20:12), Emma Woelfel (ninth,
20:52) and Megan Jansett (12th,
21:04). Also running for Hamilton were
Riley Swope (16th, 21:10) and Eliana
Selin (25th, 21:37).
The Menomonee Falls boys team finished fifth at the meet. Menomonee
Falls was led by Jayce Kolinski, who finished 18th with a time of 17:40. He was
followed by Tyler Smalley (21st, 17:46),
Tom Goihl (23rd, 17:48), Logan Hipps
(28th, 18:06) and Josh Ebner (29th,
18:06). Also running for Menomonee
Falls were Devin Hoferitza (45th,
18:50) and Nathan Lodl (49th, 18:56).
The Menomonee Falls girls team fin-
ished sixth at the meet. Menomonee

Falls was led by Kylee Wunchel, who finished eighth with a time of 20:30. She
was followed by Emma Weber
(23rd,21:34), Tessa Estock (28th,
21:48), Olivia Robinson (30th, 22:04)
and Emily Poffinbarger (38th, 22:41).
Also running for Menomonee Falls were
Ashton Longazel (39th, 22:48) and Elise
Hervey (22:58).
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systems, grading, top soil.
Licensed/ Insured. 262246-0529/ 414-218-2045
Jim
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www.LutynskiConcrete.co
m
SHEEHAN CONSTRUCTION
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Sale
3005 Boats - Motors
14 ALUMACRAFT DEEP-V
Great
running
25HP
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depth finder, live well,
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262-255-7123
3010 Cemetery
Plots
TWO BURIAL PLOTS for
$850/ negotiable. Call 414520-1567
TWO
GRAVE
LOT
Beautiful area, Wisconsin
Memorial Park. Value
$6,000/ OBO. Call Steve
during evenings, 414-8408545.
3015 Firewood
GUARANTEED
DRY
Hardwood
firewood.
Delivery Available. Call for
Pricing. 262-628-3328
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3016 Furniture
GIRLS 7PC. BEDROOM
SET. Full size head/ foot
board, night stand, dresser
with mirror, desk, chair,
hutch. Fit for a princess!
Sussex, 262-246-4897
3040 Wanted to Buy
COINS +
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(414) 461-6303
3720 N. 92 Milw.
4000-4999
Rummage
4003 Rummage
North Side
GARAGE SALE SEPT
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7412 N. 87th Street,
Milwaukee.
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bottles,
fruit
jars,
collectibles,
and
household items.
4016 Rummage
Menomonee Falls
8009 Sales/
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GIRLS RUMMAGE Final

American
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clothes & dolls, new/ used
books, new/ used puzzles,
HH, girls clothing sz. 8-14.
Thurs.-Sat.,Oct 1-3, 9-4pm.
N95 W16613 Richmond Dr.
Menomonee Falls.
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just peace and quiet. Serious
inquiries only, please. $950
plus utilities. 920-251-3700
7000-7999
Automotive
7000 Autos for Sale
1977 FORD MAVERICK 2
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Call 262-623-1533
2 GARAGE RUMMAGES
7005 Motorcycles
4015 Rummage
Colgate
MOVING/
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Sept. 15th, 9am-6pm, Sept

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tools, building materials,
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sofa,
craft
supplies,
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garden and room decor.
414-383-9777
We carry: Avon, Jafra,
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& jewelry.
Mention ad, get 10%
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ISR
5019 Apts Germantown
4012 Rummage
Germantown
Sept. 24th-26th, Thur.-Fri.

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Alexander Dolls & Bears, so
much
more.
Many
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2731 W Forest Home

Ave.
1978 KAWASAKI KZ650 4

cylinder in good condition.
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exhaust, no rust. Tires are
good. Mechanically sound,
needs
carb-syncing.
Kickstart & electronic start.
Newer battery. 21K miles.
Located in West Bend.
Asking $700/OBO. Call me
at 414-617-7381.
8000-8999
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RESTAURANT/HOSPITALITY
RETAIL CLERK - PART-TIME
20-25 Hrs./Week with Rotating Weekends
SEASONAL HELPERS
DUTIES:
Assist Customers at the Register
Close our Registers at Day's End
Assist in Ordering/Receiving
Assist Multi-Cultural Customers in
Religious Setting
Assist Other Weekend Workers
QUALIFICATIONS:
Computer Literacy, Basic Math Skills
Retail Experience Preferred
IN A FAST FOOD ENVIRONMENT

Would you like to earn extra money for
Christmas and the upcoming Holiday Season
this year? We are looking for an energetic person to help out during our peak months. Must
enjoy people and be able to work in a fast-paced
Christian environment. Duties will include:
cashier, busing and serving. Must be at least 14
years of age. Some weekends are required,
working approximately
10 - 15 hours per week.
No experience necessary.
Please apply at or mail resume to:
MANAGEMENT
PROPERTY MANAGER
Seeking a couple for full-time, on-site property
managers for family-owned 12 unit motel on the
northwest side of Milwaukee. This position is perfect for a retired, semi-retired, married couple.
Duties include: renting rooms, general maintenance, light laundry, overseeing housekeepers,
and day to day operations. Hours of operation
are 7:00 am - 10:00 p.m. The position does require
someone to be on site at all times. The office is
attached to the home.
Required: References, background check and
credit check.
Please contact David @ 414-916-1302 for questions and more information.
SALES/MARKETING
NOW HIRING
Express News is looking for an
Inside/Outside Sales Rep.
Sales experience helpful, but we will train
the right person. Salary plus commission.
No weekends or holidays.
Send resume to:
8990 N. 51 St., Brown Deer, WI 53223
or email to:
khans@discoverhometown.com
BASILICA OF HOLY HILL

PERSONNEL DEPT.
1525 Carmel Road
Hubertus, WI 53033
Monday-Friday
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
(No Phone Calls
Please)
Please pick up application & send to:
BASILICA OF HOLY HILL

PERSONNEL DEPT.
1525 Carmel Road
Hubertus, WI 53033
or call 262-628-4417
& ask for Janet
Holy Hill
GIFT STORE
EOE
LOOKING FOR
ENERGETIC PART-TIME
Holy Hill
CAF
EOE
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
CLEAN HOUSES
DAYS ONLY
MENOMONEE FALLS DC
CAR & LICENSE REQUIRED
$175 - $250 + per week

If you have a vehicle and a few extra
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10/hour
262-703-9555
Make Extra $$$

Newspaper Delivery Positions Available
Menomonee Falls
Please contact Suzanne Straub

Home Delivery Manager
Phone: 414-224-2076
Email: distdms@jrn.com
Part Time Operator
Manufacturing Tech
Maintenance
CNC Machining
Mold Making
The Village of Germantown is looking for part time operators

in the Highways, Parks, Buildings and Grounds Dept. The position can be up to 40 hr. a week, or on an as needed basis. We
offer flexible scheduling for the right candidates. Duties
include lawn mowing, snow removal utilizing pick up and one
ton trucks, snow blowing, shoveling walks, light building maintenance, and occasional custodial duties. This position will be
expected to be available for night, weekend and holiday hours.
Snow plowing experience preferred, but not required. This is an
excellent opportunity for those looking to get into the municipal field or retirees looking to earn some extra money. A CDL
is NOT required for this position. Range of pay is $8.87-$12.18
per hour DOQ.
Applications can be picked up at the Germantown Village
Hall or Online at www.village.germantown.wi.us
JOB
FAIR
Rytec Corporation, the leading manufacturer of High-Speed
Industrial Door Products, has immediate openings for General
Labor, General Machine Operators, Shipping Crating Specialists,
Assembly, and Material Handlers. All Shifts Available! Company
will train!! Company Benefits: Competitive Salary, 401K with
company match, and full insurance benefits package.
Interviews will be conducted at the following location:
Hampton Inn & Suites West Bend
1975 S 18th Ave, West Bend, WI 53095
Tuesday, September 29th 11am-7pm
If you are unable to attend, please contact: Kelly Fishnick at WFA
Staffing Group 414-716-5377 to arrange a personal interview.
Auto Parts
Counter
Person
AUTO PARTS
SALES
EXPERIENCE
PREFERRED.
FULL TIME.
Call Mike
414-374-4430
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September 19, 2015
SYSTEMS INC.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
COUNTER PERSON
HELP WANTED
Full Time
FULL AND
PART TIME
Reliable person needed

for inside sales.
AUTO
MUST HAVE
PARTS KNOWLEDGE.
COMPANY BENEFITS OFFERED:

Health, Dental & Vision Insurance
Disability Insurance 401K Plan
Paid Holidays Paid Vacation
Mfg. company in Germantown

looking for a Full-Time
General Labor position to help in
various departments including:
CASHIERS &
DELI CLERKS
We are looking for outgoing & energetic
people willing to join our team.
Come work in a True, Local, Family Owned
and Community Minded Grocery Store.
Apply at Service counter or send resume to:
Interested candidates
can send resumes to:
Falls Auto Parts & Supplies
N89 W16688 Grant Ave
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
Maintenance facility looking for

Maintenance Mechanic. 2nd Shift
QUARTERLY BONUSES COMPETITIVE BENEFITS PACKAGE.
If interested, please email your
resume to jschram@rocktenn.com
or apply online at
www.rocktenn.com/careers
ASSEMBLY
DRILL PRESS - SAWS
PAINT - MAINTENANCE
Competitive pay and benefits package.
To apply, send resumes to:
hr@docksystemsinc.com
We are an
Equal Opportunity Employer
W61N286 Washington Ave.

Cedarburg, WI 53012 262-375-4474
email: NapaJoe8140@aol.com
PRODUCTION
WORKERS
SKILLED TRADES
Old Fashioned Foods is looking for

fulltime line operators, grinders, general labor and cooks. Competitive
wages and benefits including medical,
dental, vacation, and 401k.
Send applications to:
Old Fashioned Foods, Inc.
Attn: Production Supervisor
PO Box 111, Mayville, WI 53050
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Willing to train the right individual.
Please call Rachel
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BRAKE PRESS OPERATORS
AUTUMN OAKS
Part-Time or Full-Time
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
1st, 2nd & 3rd Shifts (Setup a plus!)
PRODUCTION WELDERS
1st, 2nd & 3rd Shifts
LASER OPERATORS
1st & 2nd Shifts
TRUMPF PUNCH OPERATOR

2nd Shift
ASSEMBLER
1st Shift
GENERAL LABOR
1st & 2nd Shifts
Ask about our 4 Day Work Week for 2nd Shift
Steel Craft Corporation

105 Steel Craft Drive
Hartford, WI 53027
www.steelcraftwi.com/page/employment
E-mail: hr@steelcraftwi.com
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. WOMEN
AND MINORITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.
227 E. Washington St., Slinger
Join Our
Health Care Team!
Were a family oriented health care facility.
COOK
Part Time Days & PMs
Were just a short 15 minute
drive south of Fond Du Lac
Make more than a living...
Make a difference.
Hope Health and

Rehabilitation
438 Ashford Ave. Lomira, WI 53048
Apply online at:
hopehealthandrehab.com
or call 920-269-4386
KEEPER
We are looking for caring and compassionate people interested in

being Comfort Keepers. Currently we have a need for in-home caregivers with personal care experience in Ozaukee and Washington
Counties, including West Bend, for 1st, 2nd &
3rd shifts. Clean background, valid drivers
license, reliable vehicle required.
CNA/CBRF certification a plus. Flexible
hours, competitive wages, insurance, PTO.
Apply online at:

ck709.ersp.biz/employment
1416 Wisconsin Ave.
Grafton, WI 53024
262-376-7510
ARE YOU KIND, CARING,

AND COMPASSIONATE?
If you are, make a difference in the life of

a senior as a professional CAREGiver!
Looking for CAREGivers to provide services for seniors in Washington and Ozaukee
counties, which includes the following cities: West Bend, Germantown, Hartford,
Jackson, Cedarburg, Grafton, Port Washington, Fredonia, Mequon, and Thiensville.
We have DAY and WEEKEND shifts available. Our positions are PART TIME. To qualify
you must be at least 21 or older, have a valid drivers license, have auto insurance,
must own a reliable vehicle, and must pass a background check in order to be bonded and insured. If you are interested in joining a growing company that serves seniors and strives to teach others about Love (v.), please submit an application through
www.homeinstead.com/391.
Home Instead Senior Care

Apply online at www.homeinstead.com/391
or contact Gina at 262-546-0226
September 19, 2015
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Join Our Health Care Team!

Were a family oriented health care facility.
CNAS
Full Time & Part Time

Days & PMs & Nights
Were just a short 15 minute
drive south of Fond Du Lac
Make more than a living...
Make a difference.
HEALTHCARE SERVICES
Hope Health and

Rehabilitation
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS in
438 Ashford Ave. Lomira, WI 53048

or call 920-269-4386
Apply online at:
www.hopehealthandrehab.com
West Bend & Oostburg Areas"
CNA (HHA)-PCW-RN/LPNs
ALL SHIFTS
AA/EOE/M/F/Disabled/Vets
Apply @ www.rescare.com/careers
CHILDCARE
CHILD CARE
TEACHER
Reliable, caring individual for
Tuttle Creek in Kewaskum.
CAREGIVERS
Part/Full Time hours available.

Registry Level 3 or higher.
Call 262-626-4155
for more information.
Full & Part Time, All Shifts - All 3 Locations
Ellens Home of Germantown

& Port Washington are looking
for dependable professionals
who love working with the
elderly. Competitive wages &
benefit pkg.
$250
Sign On
Bonus
if you bring in this ad
Part time Kitchen Help also needed at

Germantown South Location
Apply in person at:
W150 N11127 Fond du Lac Ave. Germantown South 262-250-9800
1800 Granite Lane Port Washington 262-268-9555
W113 W16358 Sylvan Circle Germantown North 262-250-6455
or online at ellenshome2@wi.twcbc.com
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
If interested in a Part-Time /
Seasonal position with
FedEx Ground:
Go to: www.WatchASort.com
Click: Search Available Openings
Search: within 5 miles of 53151
Par t-time Oppor tunities

Parcel Assistant
10.56/per hour
FedEx Ground
16555 W. Rogers Drive
New 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!
FedEx Ground is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer

(Minorities/Females/Disability/Veterans) committed to a diverse workforce
Now hiring
LEAD TEACHERS AND

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS
Learning Center
N79 W14845
Homestead Drive
Menomonee Falls
262-250-1455
The following postions are now available:
LEAD TEACHER
PART TIME
AFTERNOON
TEACHER
SUBSTITUTE
TEACHERS
Competitive pay & benefits.
Must meet State licensing requirements.
Childrens Community Center

Menomonee Falls, WI
Nancy Larson or Becky Gaynor
262-251-1212
DRIVERS
Auto
Accepting Applications for
Drivers!
Valid Drivers License,
Full and Part Time,
Mature Work Environment.
Apply in person:
Greater Milwaukee Auto Auction
8711 W. Brown Deer Road
Milwaukee, WI 53224
(414) 365-3500
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September 19, 2015
Basses New & Improved

Pumpkin Festival
Basses New & Improved Pumpkin

Festival Kicks Off Sept. 26th
family memories. We want
the parents to enjoy all we
have to offer along with thier
children and thats why we
created Pumpkin Land.
Homemade caramel apples,
caramel apple wedges, fresh
apple cider and a large
selection of homegrown
apples will also be available
while supplies last.
In June 2016, Basses will
offer 15 acres of You-PickStraw-berries, during which
participants can roam the
fields and gather delicious
red strawberries, and then
eat them along with many
other delectable goodies
including our delicious
strawberry sundaes.
The season then goes into
summer, which features u
pick raspberries, super
sweet sweet corn, and
finishing up with a fall
harvest of autumn beauty.
Basses books school tours
as well, and those interested
should go to our website and
reserve a spot on line. Tours
are done during the week.
Hours of operation for
Basses Taste of Country are
Mon-Thurs-Sat-Sun 10am5:30pm and Tues-Wed-Fri
10am-6pm. For Pumpkin Fest
information, call the hotline
starting Sept. 20 (262) 6283866
or
visit
www.bassesfarms.com.
sion.
admoismotion while
l pr
st
Speciasupplies la
Whats
New
at
Basses
Pumpkin
Festival 2015:
Fresh
Kettle Corn
Old-Fashioned
Caramel Apples
Apple Cider
Donuts
Hillbilly
Smokehouse
& More!
NEW OUTSIDE
ACTIVITIES:
Come visit Basses at

Happy Jacks Pumpkin Land
September 26 - October 25
10am-5:30pm Saturday & Sunday
-Weather Permitting-
Public Hayrides Sept 26- Oct 25

(weekends only)
Pony Rides Oct 10 & 11, 17 & 18
COME
VISIT US WEEKDAYS FOR

CORN MAZE AND LIMITED FUN!
Admission: 2pm-5:30pm
Kohls Wild Theater Puppet Shows

October 4: Noon & 1:30pm
Meet Our Goats at Goatel 6
CORNY
MINION MAZE
Sept. 26 - Oct. 25
New Who Dun It? Maze

Challenge. Who do you
think did it?
Maze Challenge - Basses
NEW & Improved 8 acres
Trail your way through
adventurous maze of fun.
Hours: Sat, Sun 10-4:30;

New & Improved
Mon - Fri 2-4:30
Self Operated
Pumpkin Blasters
For the Happy Decorator
Corn Stalks, Indian Corn & Gourds Galore
Barnyard Ball Zone
Hot Apple Cider
Looney Hayloft
Create your Own Caramel Apples, YUM!
Corn Toss
A Variety of Homegrown Apples
Corn Kernel Beach
School Tours
Candy Cannon
Tours are based on Wisc. Academic Standards for
Train Station
Science. Basses offer: Harvest Time an Animated
Education Presentation.
Train Tunnels
Take a hayride to field,
Pick a pumpkin, Feed
the animals & more.
See website for
online reservations.
Call 262-628-2626
with questions.
County Line Rd
5
/4
41
Basses Taste of Country is

located at 3190 County Line
Q in Colgate (three-and-ahalf miles west of Hwy.
41/45). Basses annual New
& Improved Pumpkin Fest
begins Sept. 26th and will run
each weekend through Oct.
25th.
A family-run business,
Basses owners, Roger and
Rebecca, along with their two
children, Blake and Sarah Jo,
have been selling produce and
offering a wide variety of
family fun for 25 years. Their
theme is a verse from
Corinthians 3:7: We plant
and nurture but it is God who
makes things grow.
This fall Basses New &
Improved Happy Jacks
Pumpkin Land will be open
Saturdays and Sundays from
10:00 am - 5:30 pm and
Weekdays from 2-5:30.
New Farmtastic Family Fun
activities will include: New
giant haymow slides, rat
racers, a jumping pillow,
peddle carts, pig races (races
at 11am, 1pm, & 3pm), a
mirror maze, loony hayloft,
candy cannon & new &
improved Who Dun It corn
maze, pumpkin express train
and much more. Pony rides
will be available from 11am5pm on Oct. 10 & 11 and Oct.
17 & 18.
Our main focus is to grow
pkin
& Ppuermpaid
Hwy 164
Basses Taste of Country, located at 3190 County Line Q in

Colgate, will kick off its Annual Pumpkin Fest Sept. 26, which
will run each weekend through Oct. 25th.
FHrayeridee
Menomonee
Falls
Please see our programs

& events page on our
website
BassesFarms.com for all
pricing, times & places
Events, Pricing, Dates & Times
are Subject to Change
Basses Taste of Country
3190 County Line Q, Colgate WI 53017

3.5mi W of Hwy 41/45 (Hwy Q Exit)
Reg. Store Hrs. Tue, Wed, Fri 10-6; Sun, Mon, Thurs, Sat 10-5:30
Store 262-628-2626
Hotline 262-628-3866 Fall Fun Info. Oct Only
VISIT US AT WWW.BASSESFARMS.COM

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