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NEWSWRAP exhibit: For thefth consecutive year, thechauer Arts & Activities

Center, in cooperation withhe Kettle Moraine Fine ArtsGuild, is hosting an exhibit

nd educational workshops part of the 2013

Wisconsin Regional Artsrogram (WRAP). Chosenrtwork will be displayed in

he Suckow Family ArtGallery now-April 6. See

age 2.

Charity fish fry:County residents arencouraged to help localharities by attending a fish

ry at The Columbian onMarch 22. See page 3.

Pancake breakfast:he Jackson Moonlightersnowmobile Club will beolding its annual Pancakereakfast & Bake Sale onunday, April 7, 8 a.m. to

oon, at Doman’s. Seeage 3.

Rock garden seminar:A free seminar on develop-ng a rock garden in one’sandscape will be heldThursday, March 28 at 7p.m. at the CouncilChambers in City Hall,

115 S. Main St. in WestBend. See page 6.

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STAFF WRITER

When West Bend East High Schoolsenior Joe Kreitzer received theWisconsin 4-H Key Award — the high-est award a 4-H youth member canreceive — he had the reaction onemight expect.

“I was surprised, and happy, also,”he said. “It was definitely a feeling ofaccomplishment.”

However, while his response wastypical, the 17-year-old is anything but,

said 4-H Youth Development EducatorBrianna Stapleton Welch. Kreitzer —who was one of five award recipientsfrom the area — worked hard to earnthis achievement, she said,

“Joe is an exceptional example ofhow youth can flourish through 4-Hyouth development programs,” shesaid. “He is a confident youth leaderand has been an articulate representa-tive of Washington County 4-H at thecounty, state and national level. Hisenergetic leadership style engagesboth youth and adults whenever he isfacilitating a program.”

Presented annually, the award rec-ognizes a select group of 4-H memberswho have demonstrated “consistentgrowth in their 4-H program, devel-

oped and applied their leadershipskills, and actively participated in the

functions of their 4-H clubs and com-munity,” according to the official crite-ria, and Kreitzer has done all thesethings in very specific ways.

As part of the club’s LeadersAssociation, Kreitzer oversees and runsthe county 4-H program, and as amember of the County AmbassadorsBoard, he helps to plan and implement4-H events while promoting the club tothe public. He runs business meetingsfor both boards, and from eighthgrade through his sophomore year,Kreitzer served as president of the“Good Luck” club, the 4-H group to

which he belongs.A lifelong member of the club,

Kreitzer was recruited in middle schoolby adult members who saw a futureleader in the teenager.

“Toward the end of my eighthgrade year, I was approached bysome adult leaders and encouraged totake on more of a leadership role,” heexplained.

Leadership, Kreitzer said, was thenatural next step — and a role heeagerly embraced — on a 4-H paththat began around the age of six whenhe joined the club’s introductory pro-gram as a junior 4-H member.Kreitzer’s parents, Bob and Carol,made the youth development organi-zation a central part of all five of their

children’s lives from a young age.“My family moved to West Bend a

year before I was born and my momwas looking for an activity we could allbe involved in,” he said.

Kreitzer’s three older siblings — Jenna, 26; Jordyn, 23; and Jonathon,22 — all went through the program, his14-year-old sister, Julia, is still a 4-Hmember and his mom serves as a gen-eral leader.

“I grew up in the program,”Kreitzer said. “It has always been abig part of my life.”

Of the wide variety of projects and

‘An exceptional example’West Bend East HS senior recently received 4-H Key award

Joe Kreitzer

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West Bend Easter egg hunt locationchanged to West High School lot

Due to the weather, the West Bend Lionsub Easter Egg Hunt set for Saturday,arch 23 at 11 a.m. has changed locationsthe West Bend West High School parking

t. Parents are asked to park in the East Highchool parking lot as the entire West lot wille closed to all vehicles. For more informa-on, call the West Bend Recreationepartment at (262) 335-5080.

Slinger Library offeringMarch storytimes

The Slinger Community Library offersbrary Club at 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays andddy Bear Time 6:30 p.m. Thursdays.

• March 27 & 28: Easter Party; Easterunny art project; event will feature food andspecial photo opportunity (bring camera)

The library is located at 220 Slinger Rd.

WRAP Exhibit atSchauer Center now-April 6

For the fifth consecutive year, theSchauer Arts & Activities Center, in coopera-tion with the Kettle Moraine Fine Arts Guild,is hosting an exhibit and educational work-shop as part of the 2013 Wisconsin RegionalArts Program (WRAP). Chosen artwork willbe displayed in the Suckow Family ArtGallery now-April 6.

As part of the program, the SchauerCenter is offering a public lecture/demon-stration by Community School of the Artsinstructor Frank Hoeffler on Saturday, April 6from 1 to 4:30 p.m. The WRAP workshop isopen to the public for a fee of $5. After theworkshop, exhibiting artists will have achance to discuss their work and receive cri-

tique.

Rock garden seminarset for March 28

A free seminar on developing a rock gar-den in one’s landscape will be heldThursday, March 28 at 7 p.m. at the CouncilChambers in City Hall, 1115 S. Main St. inWest Bend. (Attendees should enter at thefront of the building through the Main Streetdoors where they will be directed to the sem-inar.)

Presented by the West BendBeautification Committee, the seminar will bepresented by Greg Berg, a landscapedesigner from LaRosa Landscape Company.

Pre-registration is requested. For moreinformation, call the WBBC office (262)335-5083 or send an e-mail [email protected].

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The public is invited todance from around the globeShow” at the Schauer ArCenter on Saturday, April 6Dancers and singers travel sBroadway to big band tobringing to life iconic tap mo

The performance will be free SoundBites discussion fp.m., where members of the vide background on the progreservations recommended seating.

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The Jackson Moonlighters SnowmobileClub will be holding its annual PancakeBreakfast & Bake Sale on Sunday, April 7, 8a.m. to noon, at Doman’s (formerly Heidel’s)Bar & Restaurant, 3280 Highway P, Jackson.

The breakfast will include pancakes,sausages, scrambled eggs, applesauce, cin-namon rolls, coffee, juice and milk.

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new dances like Tango, Swing, Cha-Cha,and Salsa. Beginning Ballroom or teacherapproval needed to enroll.

• Ballroom Showcase–Tuesdays, April9-May 14 from 7:45 to 8:30 p.m.: Class willfocus on a choreographed routine usingskills built in previous classes. The routinewill be performed in the recital on Sunday,May 19.

Under the instruction of Kacie Thomas,classes are held on Tuesday evenings at theCreative Arts Studio, 30 S. Johnson Street indowntown Hartford. Private lessons arealso available upon request.

No partner is needed. Students shoulddress comfortably and be ready to move.

To register for classes or request abrochure, contact the Schauer Center byphone at (262) 670-0560, ext. 4 or in per-son, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to5:30 p.m., at 147 N. Rural Street inHartford. For a complete list of classes anddescriptions, visit SchauerCenter.org/CSA.Registration is requested two weeks prior tothe start of class. A 10% discount is offeredto those enrolling in more than one class and“Friends” of the Schauer Center.

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County residents are encouraged to helplocal charities by attending a fish fry at TheColumbian, 3245 Lighthouse Lane, WestBend, on Friday, March 22, 4:30 to 7:30p.m.

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•Sam Noenning and Hannah Mertens,ho finished first and second in the 55 meterurdles. Noenning won the event with a time

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ho finished first and second in the 800

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•Tabby Blake, who finished second inthe shot put with a toss of 31-3.5;

•Amy Konkol, who finished second inthe 1600 meter run with a time of 6:02.36.Konkol also won the 800 meter run with atime of 2:44.33;

•Lisa LaBelle, who finished second in the800 meter run with a time of 2:44.48;

•The girls 4x160 team, who finishedsecond in the event with a time of 1:37.25;

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March 12, 2013 – The 4-county Metropolitan Milwaukeeousing market continued plowing through the winter inbruary, posting a 16.4% increase in sales over February

012. There were 960 sales in February, the most for that month

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The graph below shows actual sales over the last 20 months.ote the higher level of sales in January and February 2013

ompared to the same months in 2012, indicating a muchonger beginning to 2013.

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REALTORS® are listing homes to be sure, just not at the rate

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Involved in archery for a decade now,reitzer is a youth leader in the activity, assist-g with adults and other youth leaders atasses offered for ages 3-12 on county fair-ounds. He has also participated in the rab-try, clowning and small engines programs.

Along with being a leader, Kreitzer hasepped up to the plate as a promoter of the

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To accomplish this, Kreitzer took an obser-vation he had — that membership, especiallyamong boys, starts to wane once the kids hitmiddle school age — and developed a pro-gram that aims to keep that specific demo-graphic involved in the club.

“Through the Leadership Board, I formeda committee whose purpose is to feature thedifferent trips and all the opportunities thatbecome available to the kids once they get to

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Since September, Kreitzer has attendedthe various county club meetings and given aninteractive PowerPoint presentation that shareshis own experiences of fun and educationaltravel.

“I have pictures from all the trips that high-light the landmarks from each city,” he said. “Ishow the kids the pictures and walk themthrough the application process.”

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5050-5999

Housing Rentals

5059 Vacations

Rentals

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6000-6049 Real

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6000 Real Estate

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religion, national origin,marital status, lawful sourceof income, age handicap,sex orientation, ancestries,or familiar status, or anintention to make any suchpreference limitation ordiscr iminat ion. Thisn ews pap er will 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.

6050-6999 Other

Property for Sale

6052 Lots - Acreage

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Automotive

7000 Autos for Sale

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7005 Motorcycles

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7050 Auto Parts &

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We have the following positions available:

Manufacturing TechniciaMaintenance | Mold Mak• Highly Competitive Wages • Medical & Dental Insurance

• Educational Reimbursement • Paid Holidays & Vacation

• 401(k) Retirement Plan • Quarterly Cash Profit Sharing

• Life & Disability Insurance • Pre-employment Drug screeniand physical are required.

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Melissa Berg at 262-512-5060or [email protected]

Calling Area Businesses!!




CHILD CARETEACHER

Reliable, caring individual forTuttle Creek in Kewaskum. Part

time now, going to full time in April.Experience in education helpful.

CALL 262-626-4155FOR MORE INFORMATION

Grafton - 262-375-6842

Teachers Wanted

LITTLE HANDSCHILD CARE

Experienced Early Childhood

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QUALITY CO TECHNICOld Fashioned Foodmanufacturer of speproducts, has an immeda lab technician. Dmoisture, pH and viscoslife studies, GMP monitomonitoring as well as needed. Applicants shoucontrol experience or related field. Old Fashioncompetitive wages, benefpaid education. Positio working nights and some

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INNOVATION Mold & Design, Inc.

Has an immediate opening for:

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Mail resumes to:N118 W18988 Bunsen Dr.Germantown, WI 53022

(262) 251-8201Equal Opportunity Employer

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GENERAL

EMPLOYMENT

AWN MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANGrowing company looking for a responsible candidate to fill the

lowing position: Lawn maintenance technician. Full-time & seasonalsitions available.Valid WI Drivers license required.Hardworking, friendly

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ZEILER LANDSCAPE LLC.Sussex • 262-246-0449

[email protected]




HEALTHCARE POSITIONSCapri Communities is the premier provider of senior

living in southeastern Wisconsin and is now

accepting applications at our Wilson Commons -Polonaise building location for these positions:

CNA Our CNAs play a critical role in assisting our

residents with ADLs, meds, light housekeeping,

laundry, meals, identifying health changes, etc. TheCNA’s main role is to help our residents stay as

active and independent as possible. Must have CNA

license or at least 2 yrs experience as a Caregiver

(CBRF is a plus). Looking for part time, any shift.

HOUSEKEEPINGOur Housekeepers maintain a safe, clean and

comfortable home for our residents and their families

by keeping our common areas and resident rooms

clean, safe and comfortable. Looking for part time

with some weekends.

Candidates must be responsible, compassionate,

team players, have a positive attitude and want to

make a difference in the lives of our residents. To

qualify, you must have a HS diploma (or equivalent),

reliable transportation, excellent attendance record,

and the ability to have a flexible schedule around

wkds/holidays.

Apply in person at 1500 W. Sonata Drive

No phone calls please.

EOE/Drugfree Workplace

www.capricommunities.com

4165014-01

Valid driver’s license and insured vehicle preferred.

Call 1-866-677-0590mail: [email protected] or visit 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/PCW encouraged to apply but not a requirement!!! 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

CAREGIVERS1st, 2nd & 3rd Shifts

Full & Part Time Positions Available

Deerview Meadows Assisted Living is

accepting applications for our Hartford location.CBRF Certification preferred.

Call Andrea

262-673-7022

The Gardens of Hartford112 Peace Lutheran Pkwy., Hartford, WIEOE

RESIDENT ASSISTANTSPart-time position, 16 hours per weekavailable on day shift to work in ourresidential care apartment complex.

We are looking for a mature, reliable,caring individual who will beresponsible for helping to providepersonal care for our residents.Certified Nursing Assistant and/orResident Assistant experience includingmedication administration and abilityto work independently required.

Apply in personMon.-Sat. 8:30am-4:30pm.

EOE/Drug Free Workplace

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS

FULL AND PART TIME!

MAYVILLE NURSING &REHABILITATION CENTER

305 Clark Street • Mayville

Mayville Nursing & Rehabilitation Center iscurrently seeking qualified Certified Nursing

Assistants to join our caring team. All shifts areavailable. WI Certification is required; priorexperience is preferred.

Interested candidates can apply at the centerand get a tour visit us at www.extendicare.com

to apply online.

Extendicare... "Helping people live better"

HEALTHCARE SERVICES

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