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Course for the purpose ofdeveloping the propertyas park space. See page4.

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Germantown boys basketball Coach Steve Showalter (right) speaks to fans following the Warhawks 90-63 win overMilwaukee Lutheran Dec. 17. The win was the 63rd consecutive win for the Warhawks, setting a new Wisconsin highschool basketball record. See page 8 for story. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.


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BY THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The Germantown Village Board rejected aproposal Dec. 16 to have the village purchasethe Blackstone Creek Golf Course for the pur-pose of developing the property as park space.

An offer to purchase 153 acres at a cost of$5,350 per acre was made to the village bycourse owners. While the board had the optionof discussing the offer in closed session, theboard voted in open session not to pursue theoffer.

During board discussion, several trusteesindicated they were wary of an additionalexpanse at this time.

Trustee Terri Kaminski said she is "hard

pressed" to remove any items from the village'scapital expense list."I don't think we can afford this," Kaminski

said of the golf course offer. "I can't find any cuts(from the capital expense budget)."

Kaminski added that if the village has torepair Donges Bay Road on its own starting in2015 instead of receiving funding from statesources, that and any impact of Obamacare

could be additional expenses the village couldbe facing.

"If we had some of these things taken off our

docket by 2015, I would feel comfortable say-ing let's go get a park," Kaminski said. Sheadded that the site is a perfect place for a park.

"It comes down to if we can afford it," shesaid.

The board action came after several resi-dents spoke in opposition to the offer.

Resident Bill Steitz said he objected to thecost for renovating a golf course to a park evenas the village had problems maintaining roadsand other infrastructure.

Its not good use of taxpayer money at thistime. There are higher priorities that should bedone, Steitz said afterward.

When interviewed afterward, Steitz alsosaid the site floods several times annually and aresult the residents couldnt use the area at thosetimes.

Resident Dan Wing, when interviewed afterthe vote, said he opposed borrowing money forrecreational land while there is a backlog ofroads that are in need of repair. He also saidthe village cant maintain the parks that we

have.Wing also objected to the cost of the main-

tenance and developing the park.

Costs are a major factor here, he said.Village President Dean Wolter said he seesthe land as an opportunity to draw people fromthe freeway toward the village's downtown.

"I also see it as a way to spur some devel-opment on that property as well," Wolter said.

There was previously an offer from theMilwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District(MMSD) to purchase the land as part of its"greenseams" initiative . Regarding the currentoffer, Wolter said the village discussed optionsfor purchasing the land in several closed ses-sions since May. A formal offer to purchase theland was made to the village earlier this fall,

which had a 45-day window to respond.During questioning about potential costs formaintaining the property and developing theplan for a park, Wolter cited information fromvillage staff indicating that full service for mow-ing the property and tree work would cost$1,200 per week during the summer months,midlevel service of mowing once a month andno trimming would cost $521 weekly while lowlevel service of mowing once a year and nogeneral maintenance would cost $340 weeklyduring summer months.

Trustee Shane Daniels said in principle, itsa good idea but cited objections from residentsover the potential purchase. He asked if the vil-

lage could go to referendum to get residentinput on the proposal.

Maybe this is a big enough ticket to bring

to the community for a full decision, Danielssaid.

Wolter replied that it is possible for the April

election. However, the village is dealing with aprivate land owner and it would be up to him ifhe wanted to hold on and wait for the results ofthe question.

Trustee Jeff Werderman said a five to 10year plan is needed to determine the cost to tax-payers. Besides the mowing costs, the villagewould also have to determine the costs of devel-oping the site into a park.

Werderman also said the potential costs ofreconstructing Donges Bay Road led him in thedirection of opposing the land purchase.

Wolter said he supported the request of theland as a way of developing a community cen-

ter that will have access to a waterway andcan draw people to a downtown area. Woltercited Waukesha and Chippewa Falls as com-munities that used waterways to develop down-town area.

Troy Schmidt, a co-owner of the Blackstonecourse, noted that Blackstone officials came tothe board with a proposal two years ago thatinvolved MMSD in which the agency would pur-chase 131 acres and turn it over to the village.While the village first supported the project, theboard later asked for a proposal that did notinvolve the MMSD.

Weve done what we felt what we wereasked to do, Schmidt said.

The motion to not purchase the site wasapproved 8-1, with Wolter voting against themotion.

Board opts against purchasing golf courseVillage offered property for parkland, concerns raised over cost

High school seniors as wellas non-traditional age studentsare encouraged to apply nowfor scholarships at UW-Washington County.Scholarship applications for the2014-15 academic year at UW-Washington County (UW-WC)

will be accepted until February14, 2014 for new as well asreturning students. Scholarshipsrecognize academic success andhelp provide financial supportfor students who have demon-strated academic excellence,leadership and communityinvolvement.

Scholarship workshops areplanned to help students com-plete the online application andanswer questions. Iva Thelen,executive director of theWashington County CampusFoundation, will meet with students during thehour-long workshops, scheduled in computerlab, room #213 on the following dates:

Wednesday, January 8, noon 1pm Thursday, January 23, 5pm-6pmRegistration is required for the workshops

as space is limited. To register, visit the campuswebsite at washington.uwc.edu and click onscholarships, located under the

"apply/pay/register" tab.UW-WC has one of the strongest scholar-

ship programs among the 13 campuses thatcomprise the UW-Colleges. Over $150,000in scholarships were awarded to 96 studentsin 2013. The scholarships are funded throughgifts from community members, foundations,alumni and area businesses and help providea quality University of Wisconsin educationmore affordable and accessible.

Rebecca Rieder of Germantown meets with Mr. and Mrs.Martin prior to receiving a $1,000 scholarship given inmemory of their son, Matthew. Submitted photo.

Scholarship workshopsplanned at UW-WC

The following computer classes will beoffered at the Germantown Senior Center inFebruary.

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Pictured are (front row) Jake Reinke, JohnPaul Beine, Turner Postulka, KamiMcCardle, Odin Klebba, Hayden Anderson, (back row) Coach Mike Klebba, MackQuinn, Noah Lorence. Harry Beschta, Coach Andrew Quinn, Colton Kress, SamChampeny, Coach Tom Postulka. Submitted photo.

Shutouts are a par t of hockey, but shut-ting out your opponents for an entire tour-nament is a feat all its own and one that isshared by the Washington County YouthHockey Association's Squirt "B" team aftertheir tournament championship in MosineeDecember 14-15.

"This team is really rolling and hasgelled very nicely," said Tom Postulka,Assistant Coach for the Squirt "B" Ice. "Thisis phenomenal achievement for any team,let alone it being these kids first ever tourna-

ment."The Ice opened up tournament play witha convincing victory over the tournamenthosts the Mosinee Pride 10-0. In semifinalplay, the Ice was pitted against a toughGreen Bay Bobcats team. The defense ofthe Ice and goalie Kami McCardle provedto be too much for the Bobcats leading theIce to a 3-0 victory. In the championship the

Ice coasted to an impressive 12-0 victoryover the Eagle River Eagles.

"This was a great learning experiencefor our team," Postulka added. "This isn'tsomething that happens too often and I'mhappy these kids got this experience."

The Washington County Youth HockeyAssociation is a private non-profit hockeyassociation. Through a dedicated staff ofcertified coaches the WCYHA strives toteach youth sportsmanship, ice skating,teamwork, build self-esteem, and develop

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Operating while intoxicated

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Retail theft A male subject was arrested for retail

theft at Fleet Farm, N96 W8200 County LineRoad, at 1:35 a.m. Dec. 13.

Theft A male diner at George Webb, N112

W15700 Mequon Road, left the restaurantwithout paying his bill at 1:23 p.m. Dec. 12.

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on two Waukesha County warrants at 8:05p.m. Dec. 11 following a traffic stop atFrancese Drive and Pilgrim Road.

A male subject was taken into custodyon four Waukesha County warrants at 3:58p.m. Dec. 14 following a traffic stop at CountyLine and Maple roads.

A male subject was transported from theMilwaukee County jail to the village policedepartment on a Washington County warrantat 7:42 p.m. Dec. 12.

POLICE BLOTTERThe Germantown Senior Center will be

offering the following day trips for seniors: Fireside Dinner TheatreWednesday,

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Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boysand The Supremes) and a luncheon. Seniors willdepart from the Germantown McDonald's at 9a.m. and return around 5:30 p.m. Cost is $99.Reservation deadline is Jan. 8.

Milwaukee Admirals gameWednesday,Feb. 5. Seniors will see the Admirals face offwith the Hamilton Bull Dogs and enjoy Bingowith prizes. Group will leave GermantownCenter Mall at 3:15 p.m. and return at approxi-mately 10:30 p.m. The cost is $35. Sign-updeadline is Jan. 27 as seating is limited. (Note:those who are singers should call Sarah at 262-

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Badger's 94th anniversarycelebrationSaturday, Feb. 8. Seniors will headto the Memories Dinner Theatre in PortWashington to enjoy a buffet lunch and see

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BYTHOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The winning continues for the Germantownboys basketball team.

The Warhawks broke the Wisconsin highschool record for most consecutive wins Dec. 17,defeating Milwaukee Lutheran 90-63. The gamewas the 63rd consecutive win for Germantown, astreak which started with a 73-58 win overBrookfield Central Nov. 29,2011.

Germantown broke the record set byWhitefish Bay Dominican from 1977-80.

Germantown tied the record with a 75-29 routof Dominican at the NY2LA Classic Dec. 14.

For the record breaking game, MilwaukeeLutheran led for most of the first quarter and helda 23-19 lead following two three-point baskets by

Jevon Smith. But Germantown's Evan Wesenbergresponded with two layups to tie the score at the

4:44 mark of the second quarter. Kyle Theis gaveGermantown the lead for good when he made afree throw at the 2:44 mark and then converted abasket off a missed free throw seconds later.

"These games are never easy and it's neverover until it's over," Germantown Coach SteveShowalter said when asked if he was concernedabout the close score (36-31) at halftime.

Germantown broke the game open with a 10-

2 run to take a 55-37 lead following a layup byLamonte Bearden at the 2:45 mark of the thirdquarter. Germantown led by as much as 32 pointsuntil the Red Knights scored several points in theclosing minutes of the game.

"We made a run and we played somedefense and we we're coming this way fast,"Showalter said, referring to the south end of thecourt. "Once we started going this way fast, wewere tough to beat."

Wesenberg and Showalter both ledGermantown with 17 points while LamonteBearden added 16 points and Brian Beardenadded 15 points.

In comments to the crowd after the game,Showalter added that the record "is not just a trib-ute to this team and these boys here, this is a trib-ute to all the kids that have busted their rear endshere in this gym for us and all the kids that got thisthing started and have made it a lot easier on the

some of rest of these guys. They've done a greatjob and we hope to keep making you guys proudand making you guys happy and keep this thinggoing."

Afterward, Coach Showalter explained thedifferent reaction between continuing a winningstreak during the regular season as opposed towinning a state championship.

"When you win a championship you're done

Germantown breaks consecutive winning streak record

Germantowns Jake Showalter(center) attempts a free throw after Milwaukee Lutheranwas assessed a technical foul Dec. 17. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

for the year and you go home and celebrate,"Showalter said. "Well, tomorrow afternoon at2:30 p.m. we're going to be in here trying to get

better. There's a sense of relief with that number(breaking the consecutive winning streak record),but we've got a lot of work to do yet."

The Hamilton boys basketball team fellbehind early to Brookfield Central Dec. 13

and spent the rest of the night catching up,falling to the Lancers 70-60.

Central scored the first 10 points of thegame before Drew Patterson converted alayup with 2:11 left in the first quarter. TheLancers expanded their lead to 17-4 afterBrad Newman converted a free throwwhile being fouled on a layup with 48 sec-onds left in the quarter. Hamilton ralliedand trailed by only four points at halftime.

A basket by Brady Ellingson made thescore 33-32 at the 6:55 mark of the third

quarter. Central answered by scoring thenext 10 points and held a lead between

five and 11 points throughout the third quar-ter. Hamilton couldn't get any closer thanseven points the rest of the way.

Afterward, Hamilton Coach AndyCerroni noted his team missed some bas-kets early in the game as Central opened itsfirst lead.

"They got that lead and we battledback. I'm so proud of our kids, they juststarted to get it and play and not forcethings," Cerroni said. "When you makeshots, that makes a d ifference."

Cerroni said his team put another

shooter on the court early in an attempt toanswer Central. Cerroni also noted that

Central converted free throws down thestretch to put the game away.

Ellingson led all scorers with 26 points.Hamilton rebounded with a 53-38 win

over Wauwatosa East Dec. 17. Ellingsonled all scorers with 33 points. Afterward,Hamilton had a 1-1 Greater MetroConference record and a 4-3 overall mark.

Menomonee Falls resultsMenomonee Falls had a 1-1 Greater

Metro record and a 3-3 overall mark fol-lowing a 57-53 loss to Marquette Dec. 16.Dontrell Handy led Menomonee Falls with11 poin ts.

The previous Friday Menomonee Fallsbeat Wauwatosa East 50-42. Jerry Murphyled Menomonee Falls with 21 points.

Hamilton rebounds after Central loss

The Germantown girls basketball team remained undefeated witha 5-0 record following a 90-40 win over Milwaukee Lutheran Dec. 17.Germantown broke the game open with a 27-5 run in the second quar-ter and followed it with a 28-9 third quarter run. Bridget Kelley ledGermantown with 20 points.

Menomonee Falls had a 1-1 Greater Metro Conference recordand a 2-5 overall mark following a 49-45 loss to Wisconsin LutheranDec. 17. Kylie Sprecher led Menomonee Falls with 16 points.

The previous Friday Menomonee Falls beat Wauwatosa East in aGreater Metro matchup, 45-41. Hannah Matthiesen led MenomoneeFalls with 14 points.

Hamilton improved its record 2-0 in the Greater Metro and 3-2overall following a 54-29 win over Wauwatosa East Dec. 17. Molly

Diehl led Hamilton with 15 points.The previous Friday Hamilton held off Brookfield Central to win 32-31. Taylor Klug led Hamilton with 11 points.

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Community contributes to Toys for Tots

Marines Sgt. Nick Batts (left) and Sgt. Robert Porras (right) are pictured with Express News President Ken Ubert as they pick up theitems collected for the companys annual Toys for Tots toy drive. More than a 1,000 toys were contributed during the drive.

Thank you to all sponsors: All American Window & Door Company, Germantown; Childrens Community Center, Menomonee Falls;Fantastic Sams, West Bend; Jumbos Frozen Custard, West Bend; Karls Country Market, Menomonee Falls; Malkins Carpets, MenomoneeFalls; Petes Main Street Headliners, Menomonee Falls; Roberts Frozen Custard, Germantown; Ruebens Country Market, Hartford; StoecklFamily Dentistry, Germantown; and Willow Creek Childcare Center, Germantown and Menomonee Falls.

Book of Germantownshistory now available

A pictorial journey through the first partof the twentieth century, decade-by-decade,Germantown in the 20th Century, Part 1:1900-1959 is now on sale by theGermantown Historical Society.

Each chapter will include a review ofsignificant international, national, and state-wide events, all designed to put in perspec-tive what occurred locally in Germantownand the surrounding area during thedecade. Captioned photos of developingagricultural and commercial ventures, alongwith schools, churches, recreation and fami-ly life tell the story of a sleepy, rural area

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Tai Chi for Seniors begins

Jan. 6 at Senior CenterTai Chi for Seniors will be offered

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Conservation poster contestopen to grades K-12

Washington County K-12th grade stu-dents are invited to participate in theWashington County Land & WaterConservation Divisions 2014 ConservationPoster Contest entitled Dig

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For more information, contact StephanieEgner at (262) 335-4804 [email protected].

Immunizations offered atHealth Department

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Services

2004 ChildcareOffered

CHILD CARE - MY HOMESmall Group with dailyact iv it ies. Nur turingenvironment. I provide food,snacks, and tax breaks.Part/Full time openings.Area of 91st and GoodHope. Near freeway. CallSherri 414-943-3235.

2008 Financial

Services

** ** *A NO TI CE TOCONSUMERS: Personswho arrage or improvecredit must be registeredwith the Wisconsin Officeof Commissioner ofBanking. For furtherinformation contact (800)452-debt

2023 Snow

Removal

SNOW PLOWING-Driveways, sidewalk, small

commercial. 414-750-1223

SNOW REMOVALResidential sidewalks,driveways, reasonable

prices 414-687-6108

3000-3999

For Sale

3015 Firewood

G UA RA NT EE D D RYHardwood firewood. DeliveryAvailable. Call for Pricing.262-628-3328

3033 Sporting

Goods

PING PONG TABLEHeavyduty, excellent condition.

Great Christmas gift. $125firm. Call 262-251-4655

6000-6049 Real

Estate for Sale

6000 Real Estate

PUBLISHERS NOTICE:All

real estate advertised in thisnewspaper 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 suchpreference limitation ord iscr iminat ion. This

n ew sp ap er w il l n otknowingly accept anyadvertising for real estatewhich is in violation of thelaw. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellingsadvertised in this newspaperare available on an equalopportunity basis.

7000-7999

Automotive

7000 Autos for Sale

BUICK 1999 LaSabor Limitspecial edition maintained byolder person very nice cleancar fully equipped recentengine new tires/wheels lowmiles $3750 call 262-820-3278 262-309-2114

7053 Autos Wanted

8000-8999

Employment

8000 Employment

The Express Newsrecommends thatcare be taken in

answering ads thatsound too good to be

true. The ExpressNews assumes no

responsibility. Answerat you own risk.

8009 Sales/Marketing

DING DONGAVONS CALLING

Avon Reps Needed.Only$10to Start.Be your own Boss

and Work from home!

Need Products?Call for a

Current Brochure

414-383-9777ISR

!! NOTICE!!TO READERS

The Express Newsrecommends thatcare be taken in

answering ads thatsound too good to be

true. The ExpressNews assumes no

responsibility. Answerat your own risk.

BADTRANSMISSION?

BAD AUTO?Vintage, old, ordisassembledmuscle cars.We will buy

CA$H PAID.414-628-5452

or 414-466-0108

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SKILLED

TRADES

Manufacturing Tech

Maintenance

CNC Machining

Mold Making

Wire EDM Programmer& Set-Up Technician

The Wire EDM Programmer & Set-up Tech will organize and assisttoolmakers with wire EDM projects and programming and operating WireEDM. Experience programming and operating VMC is a plus.Responsibilities include layout and programming components formachining using CAD/CAM software (Fikus), running and set-up of wireEDM machines. Cimatron 3D programming of electrodes is a plus.

5 years experience as an EDM programmer and operator andJourneyman Card desired.

1st Shift schedule. Competitive pay and benefits offered. Joining ourteam of seasoned professionals!

Send resume to: Express News-GBProgrammerP.O. Box 335Germantown,Wisconsin 53022

Global Manufacturer located in Milwaukee, WI seeks aQUALITY CONTROLTECHNICIAN

Old Fashioned Foods, a leadingmanufacturer of specialty cheeseproducts, has an immediate opening fora lab technician. Duties include

moisture, pH and viscosity testing, shelflife studies, GMP monitoring and HACCPmonitoring as well as other duties asneeded. Applicants should have qualitycontrol experience or a degree in arelated field. Old Fashioned Foods offerscompetitive wages, benefits, vacation andpaid education. Position will require

working nights and some weekends.Send resume to:

Old Fashioned Foods, Inc.Attn: Quality Assurance ManagerPO Box 111, Mayville, WI 53050

CUSTOMERRELATIONS

CALLER

Part time position availableimmediately. Hours are 4:30/5 to 8/8:30

four days per week. The work days canbe flexible. This is an ideal position fora college student or second job.

Excellent phone skills are a must.Duties also include office tasks.Customer service experience a plus.Please contact April Liberski,Customer Relations Manager at 262-255-6000 for an interview.

Ernie von SchledornMenomonee Falls

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Weld-Fab Mfg.Corp. is looking for an experienced Laser Operator to join ourteam. The Laser person will be responsible for operating to the quality

standards for our manufacturing processes of metals.

Duties include but not limited to:

Set-up & adjust cutting conditionsAchieve optimal machine performance

Troubleshoot process variations and resolve job conflictsInnovate when necessary and recommend options for

Continuous improvement and reduce costs in daily operationsCorrectly and completely fill out job paperworkMaintain a clean and orderly work area

Follow companies work instructions & policies

High School diploma or equivalent. Two years experience related tomanufacturing environment. Metal fabrication industry a plus. Experience in

ISO-9001 Plus. Solid shop math skills (fractions/decimals). Communicateeffectively with supervisors and other personnel to develop and implement

solutions. Programming experience is a plus. Personal tools required.

This is a full-time position and requires good attendance.

We offer competitive wages, with a complete benefit package, which includesinsurances, retirement plan, vacation and holiday pay.

Please apply in person, mail or email to the address listed below,

with salary requirements.Weld-Fab Mfg. Corp Attn: HR

180 James Street, Slinger,WI [email protected]

HELGESEN INDUSTRIES HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR:

WELDERS CNC LATHE OPERATOR ENTRYLEVEL PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR BRAKE PRESS

Benefits include:

Competitive salary Bonus Program after six months 401k Vacation Tuition Reimbursement Fitness Center

Full Insurance Benefit Package

In addition to great benefits, we offer the opportunity for cross trainingof other production positions. Send your resume or apply in person at:

Helgesen Industries, Inc.

7261 Hwy. 60 West, Hartford,WI 53027262-709-4444 Email address: [email protected]

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER/DRUG FREE WORKPLACEwww.helgesen.com

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!We are actively seeking qualified, energetic, quality consciousindividuals for fabricating positions on our production streets.

SKILLED TRADES

We have a FULL-TIME TELLER POSITION open in our Hartford office. Teller will beresponsible for providing excellent customer service while receiving and paying out moneyto customers. Tellers must have superior customer service skills and be proactive inrecognizing customer needs. Tellers will receive checks and cash for deposit, cash checksand pay out money, process customer orders for gift cards, redemption of savings bonds,money orders, and cashiers checks, accept loan payments, process deposits from mail andnight depository box.

Benefits would include paid vacation, 401k (must be 21 years of age and 1 year of service),and Employee stock ownership plan (must be 21 years of age and 2 years of service).

Requirements: Excellent customer service skills. Detail oriented and accurate in work. Project a professional and friendly attitude in all interpersonal communication with

customers. Awareness of bank products previous banking experience preferred.

Ability to work approximately 40 hours per week, including Saturdays.

Pay is subject to experience. Interested candidates should apply within or send resume to:

First National Bank of HartfordAttn. Kelly Persha

Human Resource Manager116 W. Sumner Street P.O. Box 270106

Hartford, WI 53027 262-673-5800

The First National Bank of Hartford is an independently owned community bank. We areowned by stockholders and employees. We are dedicated to developing economic growthand providing financial stability in our community area.

FULL-TIME TELLERA Washington County Metal Fabrication company is

currently accepting applications for a 1st shift opening inour Order Processing Dept. For this position you need to

have CAN DO attitude and the ability to develop acomprehensive knowledge of companys highly

engineered products.

Duties include but not limited to:

Ability to read and understand engineered drawings a plusProcessing customers order on a timely bases

Maintaining Company Prints and filesHave a sufficient technical and mechanical aptitude

Detail orientedStrong customer focus

Great interpersonal skillsPrevious experience with order entry systems

Works with Sales to identify customers requirementsPrevious experience working in the

Metal manufacture industry

We offer a competitive hourly wage and have manybenefits,insurances, retirement plan, paid vacation and

holidays.

Please send resume with salary requirements.

Express News- GBP.O. Box 335

Germantown, WI 53022

PROFESSIONAL/TECHNICAL

FULL TIME

CNC Operator/Machinist(PROGRAM SETUP OPERATE)

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Setup and operation of a variety of CNCmachining centers (VMC and/or HMC) in ourmachine shop, as well as program usingMastercam X6; CNC Programming, Setup andOperation; interpret prints, sketches, andmodels; verify machined parts to customerspecifications

Position demands an individual who can workin a fast-paced/multi-tasking environment who

is able to meet daily deadlines. Applicantshould have a H.S. diploma, be able toaccurately use a caliper and micrometer, readblue prints, and generally able to lift over 50lbs. Position may require overtime. We are anEqual Opportunity Employer and do notdiscriminate on the basis of race, religion, sex,age or disability.

Mastercam programming experience a plus!

www.moldstar.com/employment.htmlplease mail or email resume [email protected]

PERFORMANCE MOLD PRODUCTS, INC.Attention: HRN116 W18515 Morse Dr.Germantown, WI 53022

WE ARE LOOKING FORFRONT DESK HELP. THISJOB REQUIRES A FLEXIBLESCHEDULE.YOU MUST BEA PEOPLE PERSON AND

LIKE ANIMALS.Apply in person.

Animal Motel13175 W. Silver Spring Rd. Butler, WI 53007

CUSTOMER

SERVICE



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Nursing OpportunitiesCNA

Full Time PM Position

CNAPart Time NOC

Position

CNA3/4 Weekend

Premium Pay Positions

NURSESRN/LPN

FLEXIBLE POOLPOSITIONS

Please apply in person or call for further information

HartfordHealthcare Center

A long-term care & rehabilitation facility

1202 East Sumner St., Hartford, WI 53027

262.673.2220Drug-Free/Smoke-Free Workplace/EOE

WEST BEND & MILWAUKEE AREASBridges of Wisconsin is looking fordependable, kind, compassionateindividuals to assist in supportingadults with developmental disa-bilities & children with behavioralchallenges related to special needs.Full time & part time, 2nd & 3rdshift positions available. Includesevery other weekend. Must be atleast 18 yrs old & have a reliable,licensed, insured vehicle. Call 262-338-4941 ext 33.

Providing supports that build bridgesbetween individuals and their communities

Or apply in person atThe Gables of Germantown

Engel Haus, N109 W17110 Ava Circle,Germantown, WI 53022

(on Division Road south of Mequon Road).

No phone calls, pleasewww.capricommunities.com EOE

Caregivers - Part Time - Any ShiftOur Caregivers play a critical role in thecare and lifestyle of our residents,assisting with activities of daily living,

light housekeeping and meal service.High School diploma or equivalent, CNAlicense and/or 2 yrs experience a plus,reliable transportation, attendance andflexible schedule needed. Please sendresume to [email protected]

CAREGIVERSPart Time Positions

Capri Communities is the premier providerofsenior living in southeastern Wisconsin and is

now accepting applications for CNAs/Caregiversat The Gables of Germantown

- Engel Haus Assisted Living (RCAC)located in Germantown, WI.

4165014-01

Valid drivers license and insured vehicle preferred.

Call 1-866-677-0590Apply online at www.geminicares.com

EOE. Our Company values diversity. Drug free workplace.

GeminiCares is a provider of Supportive Home Care andPersonal Care services and due to our rapid growth we haveimmediate openings in Washington and Waukesha counties.

CNA and New Caregivers encouraged to apply!!!Join our team! Looking for caring dependable people to performsupportive and personal care duties including cleaning, bathing,

meal prep, laundry and transportation. Flexible hours and schedules.

Holiday Pay Premium ~ Paid Travel TimeMileage Reimbursement ~ Learn While You Earn

Dental Insurance ~ Referral Bonus ~ Paid Training

New CaregiversWelcome

HEALTHCARE SERVICES



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Must take delivery by 1/2/14. Photos for advertising purposes only.All payments are 36 mo/36,000 mile lease to approved credit with$2695 due at signing.Plus tax, title, and fees. *Limit 1 lift ticket per test drive per household. See sales for complete details

2014Automatic

CRUZE LT

2014

SILVERADO

2014

MALIBU LS

2014

IMPALA

$149

3.6L V6, STOW-N-GO SEATING

MSRP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24,685Uptown Discount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,064Midwest BC Retail Consumer Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,500Midwest Owner Loyalty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $750

SALE PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21,371

5.7L HEMI, V8, 20 WHEELS,TOW PACKAGE WITH BACK UP CAMERA

MSRP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,275

MSRP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,055

2014 RAM 1500 QUAD CABStock #D61925

LEASE FOR $325PER MONTH FOR 39 MONTHS

$299$299Lease For /Monthfor 27 Months

Sale ends 1/2/14

BLACKTOP PACKAGE, 3.6L V6

2014 DODGE AVENGER SE Stock #C2851Sale ends 1/2/14

Sale ends 1/2/14

$347$347Lease Forfor 36 Months

/Month

NO MONEYDOWN

Sale ends

1/2/14

2014 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO

$

199

$

199Lease For

for 39 Months/Month

2013 CHRSYLER 200 LIMITEDStock #C2878

NO MONEYDOWN

MSRP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $29,125

2014 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SEStock #D61875

0% FINANCING FOR 72 MONTHS Sale ends 1/2/14

DVD, LEATHER, STOW-N-GO SEATING

MSRP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,660Uptown Discount . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $880Consumer Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,500Chrysler Capital Bonus Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,500

SALE PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$18,780

2014 CHRSYLER TOWN & COUNTRYStock #D61974

Sale ends 1/2/14

2013 Chrysler 20010K miles per year with $999 cash down plus tax title lic and fees, 2014 Chrysler T&C 10K miles per year plus taxtitle lic and fees, 2014 Ram 1500 10K miles per year with $1,999 cash down plus tax title lic and fees, 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee10Kmiles per year with $999 cash down plus tax title lic and fees. All prices are plus tax, title and dealer service fee. Sale price includes all appli-

cable rebates and discounts. To approved credit. Ends 01/02/2014. *Limit 1 lift ticket per test drive per household.

2014 MOTORTREND TRUCK

OF THE YEARStock #J1383

ONLY

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MONTH

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$179ONLY*

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$269ONLY*

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$299ONLY*

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