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NEWSJim Witter at SchauerCenter: The magic of theseason comes alive withJim Witters ChristmasMemories at the SchauerArts & Activities Center onFriday, Dec. 5 at 2 and7:30 p.m. Best known forhis tribute to the songs ofBilly Joel and Elton John,The Piano Mensinger/pianist Witter andhis band return to theSchauer Center to take anostalgic musical journeyto Christmases past. Seepage 2.

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Taste of WashingtonCounty: The Boys & GirlsClub of WashingtonCountys annual Taste ofWashington County eventwill be held from 6 to 10p.m. Dec. 4 at theWashington County FairPark. The event features thefood and beverage ofnumerous restaurants fromthe area. Event alsoincludes wine and beertasting and live and silentauctions. For more informa-tion or to purchase tickets,call the Boys & Girls Clubat (2620 334-3732 or visit

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The Kettle Moraine Lutheran Wind Symphony andWomens and Mens Choirs perform during aVeterans Day program held at the school in JacksonNov. 6.For more stories about recent events in theJackson area, see pages 6-10. Photo by Thomas J.McKillen.

The University of Wisconsin-Extension 4-H YouthDevelopment Program inducted 100 laureates into thebrand-new Wisconsin 4-H Hall of Fame on Nov. 15. TheHall of Fame induction ceremony was the last statewideevent celebrating 100 years of 4-H in Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin 4-H Hall of Fame was established torecognize 4-H volunteers, financial supporters, staff andpioneers who made major contributions to 4-H at thelocal, state and national levels. The honorees represent 4-H in the broadest sense, according to Wisconsin 4-HYouth Development State Program Director DaleLeidheiser.

Washington County 4-H is represented by RobertStodola, Agnes Wagner, Barb Yogerst, and Norb Yogerstin the 4-H Hall of Fame.

Through Bob Stodolas 1951-1984 WashingtonCounty career, there was a dramatic increase in 4-Henrollment and volunteer leaders. Washington Countywas one of the first in the nation to pioneer the 4-HExploring project. Bob introduced face-to-face county fairjudging. Member, project leader, general leader, andagent are among his 4-H roles.

In 45 years of leadership, Agnes Wagner has servedas club organizational leader and the county cultural artsand leather leader. Her abilities extend in working withyouth and adults to share leadership. The county leather-craft project has over 70 youth enrolled. She built theleathercraft leadership team by involving older youthand interested parents to assist in teaching.

Norb and Barb Yogerst have been 4-H leaders forover 25 years at the club and county level. They are a

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Drs. Richard and Bruce Winter

Dear Dr. Winter, I have spaces between my teethand I have always been self-conscious about my smile.I am a college student so I am financially limited. Isthere anything that you can do to help me with myproblem?

Dear John, it can often be intimidating to go to adentist when you dont know all of your options but wewould love to see you for a no charge consultation. Ifyour teeth are in a good position but you simply havesome spacing we may be able to use white fillings

called bonding to close your gaps. This may all bedone in one or two visits and can often last 5-7 years orlonger. Then when you are in a different economicposition we could replace the bonding with porcelainveneers. These veneers are thin white porcelain piecesthat cover your tooth and can often change the shapeand color of your teeth resulting in a much prettiersmile.

If you have a jaw that is too large for the size teethyou have, then perhaps crowns may be needed to tryand improve the overall height and width of your teeth.Again transitional bonding can help determine whatthe best solution is for your situation. If orthodonticscould solve your problem this also can be discussed. Itis always better to move teeth to close spaces then toadd materials that will eventually require replacementassuming your tooth size is acceptable.

Dear Dr. Winter, could you tell me about thedifference between Snap-On Dentures and mini-implant dentures? I am limited financially but I cantstand my dentures! They pop up during eating andtalking all the time and I need some way to stabilize

them. I read the testimonials on your website andwatched all the videos and I am convinced theseoptions will help me.

Dear Peter, regular sized implants are alwayspreferable to mini-implants. That is because there is agreater surface area on larger implants and they holdon to your bone better. Also traditional implants thatare 3.0 mm in diameter or larger can have the tops orchimneys changed in order to UPGRADE to a fixedbridge in the future. Mini-implants do not have anupgrade path. That means that if you decide to investmore time, effort and money in the future to have teeth

that stay in all the time, the mini-implants wouldneed to be removed and larger implants placed.

The article on Upgradeable Dentistryexplains this concept on the website:www.hamptondentalassociates.comwhere you cansee that any implants will improve your situation!The ability to use larger implants will allow us to uselarger attachments that have the ability to hold yourprosthesis even firmer then the mini-implants. Bothchoices will be way better then using dentureadhesive! I invite you and our readership to come infor a free consultation to see if Snap-On dentures orMini-Implant dentures are right for you! My goal asa dentist is to help everyone to get rid of theirdentures and move back to fixed teeth. These twochoices are wonderful ways to begin that journey.

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The magic of the season comes alive withJim Witters Christmas Memories at theSchauer Arts & Activities Center on Friday,Dec. 5 at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Best known for histribute to the songs of Billy Joel and Elton

John, The Piano Men singer/pianist Witterand his band return to the Schauer Center totake a nostalgic musical journey toChristmases past.

In addition, there will be a pre-show per-formance from 6:15 to 7 p.m. featuring theSlinger High School Jazz Band. Advancereservations recommended in order to guar-antee seating.

Tickets to see Jim Witters CMemories are $34 or $30 for ad$10 for students. Slinger residents rspecial ticket price of $30 or $26evening performance; discount requested at time of purchase, somtions apply. Tickets can be purchasSchauer Center Box Office MondayFriday from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30

Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. aRural Street in Hartford, charge by (262) 670-0560, ext. 3 or oSchauerCenter.org.

Audiences are invited to bring aperishable food items for the HartfoPantry. Participating patrons will eacone coupon for $5 off tickets for Schauer Center Presents performan

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The 8th annual Christmas in Richbe held Saturday, Dec. 6.

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Christmas at the Mill, noon toat Richfield Historical Park, 4399 Hill Road. Attendees can tour theChristmas Farm House and enjoy hbaked bread and cookies. There wicaroling and mandolin players from1 p.m.

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The U15 WCFC Girls team won Racine Lighthouse Classic Oct 11-12, winning allfour games they played. Pictured are (front row) Maddi and Peyton, Cam, Paige,Abby, Nikki, Nora, Kenzi, and Megan, (back row) Cassandra, Hannah,Michelle, Grace, Jada, Kasey, Ysbella and Coach Lambie

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A new season began with a new chal-lenge for the Kettle Moraine Lutheran girlsbasketball team.

The Chargers lost to Divine Savior Holy

Angels (DSHA) 52-48 in the Nov. 21 open-er. The Dashers featured ArikeOgunbowale, a highly recruited playerwho earlier this fall accepted a basketballscholarship to Notre Dame. Ogunbowalescored 36 of the Dashers 52 points

"We took this game on knowing itwould be a great challenge for us, and itwas. I thought we learned a ton about ourteam," Kettle Moraine Lutheran Coach

Jason Walz said. "We learned who is goingto fill in for the kids we lost (from) last year.I think we got a glimpse of the type of teamwe're going to be."

Last year the Chargers finished the sea-son with a Division 3 championship. Walzsaid that the team's focus is on the seasonahead.

"We didn't talk much about defending achampionship. That was last year, and it's anew group of girls looking for a new set of

experiences, and it's a new schedule," hesaid.In the game, the Dashers started with a

early lead, as two free throws byOgunbowale gave DSHA an 11-4 leadwith 1:33 left in the first quarter. But theChargers answered with a scoring run oftheir own, as a layup by Lindsey Soderbacktied the score at 13-13. Mikayla Voigt andSharla Boelke then converted layups andthe free throws afterward to give KettleMoraine Lutheran a 19-13 lead with 4:21

Kettle Moraine Lutherans Mikayla Voigt looks to pass the ball to an open team-mate against Divine Savior Holy Angels Nov. 21. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

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Free Holiday Performances by the:

* Jackson Jt. Park & Rec.Youth Dance Recital* Celtic Company - Irish Musicians and Dancers* Boys & Girls Club Dance Team* All of The Above Dance Company And More!

9:00 am - 11:00 am - Pictures with SANTA!

Get into the Holiday Spirit!! Join theJackson Jt. Parks and RecreationDept. along with dozens of boothsfeaturing kids gently used toys, booksand more. Support our youth asthey raise money for Holiday giftsby purchasing some very niceHoliday gifts of your own! A great wayto let your children shop for theHolidays! Dont miss theDirect Sales Expo so youcan get gift ideas and specialsfrom local vendors like: Miche,Lia Sophia, Partylite, MaryKay, Guy & Eva Jewlery, 31Gifts, Wildtree, Tupperwareand more!! This event isHUGE, the shopping, raffle baskets, bake sale, cookies withSanta, entertainment, food and Holiday Fun - cant be beat!Food and Refreshments available.

at the Jackson Area Community CenterN165 W20330 Hickory Lane, Jackson - WI 53037


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left in the second quarter. DSHA rallied andboth teams were tied a 23-23 at halftime.

The Chargers scored the first six pointsof the third quarter and held the leadthroughout most of the second half. But athree-point basket by Rachel Heinrich gavethe Dashers a 42-41 lead with 3:33 left inthe game. A layup by Alyssa Shipley tiedthe score at 45-45 a few minutes later butTaylor Drost of DSHA converted a threepoint basket in response as the Dashersheld on the to lead for the rest of the game.

Mikayla Voigt led Kettle MoraineLutheran with 22 points.

The Chargers were to host West BendEast Nov. 25 and then play Aquinas at theBrookfield Central Thanksgiving ShootoutNov. 28. Walz noted that Aquinas and

several other of the nonconference oppo-nents on the schedule are ranked in pre-season polls.

"The thing that I can see about this teamis they don't shy away from competingagainst good teams," Walz said. "We gotbeat tonight but we lined up an played as

hard as we could."

Living Word LutheranUniversity School

Living Word Lutheran beat USchool 30-12 Nov. 22 for their firthe season.

The Timberwolves had a 1-2prior to a Nov. 25 game at Lake Lutheran. The Timberwolves opeseason with a 41-39 loss to SheArea Lutheran and then lost to WAcademy 46-45 on Nov. 21.

Boys seasons beginsThe Kettle Moraine Lutheran b

ketball team will begin the seasothey host Campbellsport at 7:30 p2. The Chargers will finish that weeMayville at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 5.

The Living Word Lutheran bostarted the season with a schedul25 game against SheboygaLutheran. The Timberwolves will tSaint Lawrence Seminary at 6 p.mbefore playing at Sheboygan Ch7:30 p.m. Dec. 8

...Defending state champioFrom page 9

Sara Frinzi of Living Word Lutheran (right) is guarded by a SheboygaLutheran player during the Timberwolves season opener Nov. 18. PhThomas J. McKillen.


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The Schauer Community School of theArts announces festive, holiday-themedvisual art classes for ages 7 to 18 andtheir families in December. Youth visualarts classes encourage individual expres-sion and provide opportunities to workdirectly with professional artists. Classeswill be held at the Schauer Arts &Activities Center, 147 N. Rural Street indowntown Hartford. Art supplies are

included and no experience is needed.Classes include: Family Holiday Clay Ornaments (all

ages)Tuesdays, Dec. 9 and 16, 5 to6:30 p.m.: Students will work with familyand friends to create unique clay orna-ments that can be used to decorate thehouse for the holidays.

Creative Canvas (ages 13-18)Monday, Dec. 18 from 5:30 to 7:30p.m.: Spend a fun evening with a friend orfamily member creating a one-of-a-kindholiday masterpiece, all while enjoyingmusic in a relaxed setting and being guid-ed step by step through the whole process.

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7330 W Good Hope Rd.Milwaukee, WI 53223 willhold a public sale Saturday,December 6th, 2014 at9:00am. Bidding is on thecomplete contents of unit.Units included in sale are:

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2605 PROGRESS DRIVE, WEST BEND, WI 53095PH: 262-338-8197 FAX: 262-338-2767

is hiring for the followingpermanent Full-time positions:

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APPLY IN PERSON OR SEND RESUME TO:Gruber Tool & Die, Inc.

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If you have experience in Lawn& Garden or are an auto servicetech looking to change fields,come and see us now!

Full time/overtime, competitivewages, paid vacations, paidholidays, health insurance,

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Hardware. .. since 1957

We Require:2 years experience and 200,000 miles(verifiable) and a Clean Class A CDL

Gundrum Trucking, Slinger, WI

is nowhiring...Full &

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Benefits available for full-timeemployment - .42 per mile

plus bonuses.Drivers can earn an additional

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PART TIME LOCAL DRIVERS(TANK/REEFER) also available.

For more information call 262-644-6301or email Karen at:

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Truck Drivers NeedeFULL AND PART-TIME OTR

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ON CALL POSITIONSOn-call (casual) positions available onPMs and NOCs to work in ourresidential care apartment complex.We are looking for mature, reliable,caring individuals who will beresponsible for helping to providepersonal care for our residents.Certified Nursing Assistant and/orResident Assistant experience withmedication administration certificationand ability to work independentlyrequired.

Apply in person only (no phone calls)Mon.- Sat. 8:30am-4:30pm at

The Gardens of Hartford

112 Peace Lutheran Pkwy. Hartford, WI EOE

DOES WORKING EVERY OTHERWEEKEND SOUND GREAT TOYOU? Make a difference in someoneslife only working every otherweekend. Bridges of Wisconsin islooking for you to work with adultsw/developmental disabilities in theWest Bend area. We are hiring for parttime E/O weekend and full time 2nd& 3rd shifts. All positions includeevery other weekend. You must be atleast 18 yrs old & have a licensed /insured / reliable vehicle. Please call262-338-4941 ext 33 & leave amessage.

Providing supports that build bridgesbetween individuals and their communities

Please apply online atwww.lasatacampus.com,visit us in person or fax

Ozaukee County applicationto 262-377-4202.

[email protected]

CNAsFull/Part-time PMs & Part-time Nocs

Seeking full/part-time CNA's for pms and part-time noc shifts. Provide residents with routinedaily nursing care in accordance with nursingprocedures. Directed by the RN/LPN on duty.Wages range from $12.38 (benefit) to $14.65

(non-benefit). PM, NOC and weekenddifferentials available for benefited employees.Long term care experience and solid workhistory strongly preferred. Must be certified towork in a skilled nursing home.

RNs/LPNsPart-time all shifts

Provides nursing duties essential to meet thetotal care needs of the residents, makes dailyresident visits to assess and evaluate medical,physical and emotional status, administers andrecords all meds and treatments as prescribed,

review orders for accuracy and adherence topolicies. Develops, reviews and adjusts care plansbased on resident needs. Job requirementsinclude current licensure as a nurse in the stateof Wisconsin. Long term care experiencepreferred.

DIETARY AIDESPart-time AMs

Duties include assisting the cook in preparationand serving of meals, cleaning of the ki tchen anddining room and stocking of supplies. 6:00 am -2:30 pm (24 hours per week) 2-3 days per week.Must possess leadership ability and willingness towork harmoniously with others. Experience inhealthcare setting preferred. Wage starts at$11.11.

LASATA CARE CENTERin Cedarburg has the following openings:

Lasata, is owned and operated byOzaukee County, offers excellent

wages, benefits, weekend and shiftdifferentials. Every other weekend and

holiday required for all positions.

Busy Retail Optical Office needs a friendlyand reliable Optician. Experience in theOptical Field is preferred, but we will trainthe right individual. Vision Mart offershealth, dental, vacation, 401(k) and a profitsharing program with full time employment.

We have limited evenings and Saturdayhours and offer competitive salary as well asan incentive program for you to earn more.

If you feel you can meet and/or exceed our

expectations, please callKathy at 414-462-1300 or1-800-242-0470.

Equal Opportunity Employer

PROFESSIONA

TECHNICAL

HEALTHCARE SERVICES

Visit our JOB FAIR at Washington County Wor

Development Cente2200 Green Tree RoaWest Bend, WI 5309Wednesday, Dec. 3r

from 9:00am to 4:30StaffWorks will be conducting on-tinterviews for the following temppositions located in Lomira:

Finishing Technicians

Press Technicians

Distribution Technicians(Forklift Operators)

Candidates must be able to work 12-hr shifts, be able to repeatedly l50 lbs. on a continuous basis, and to stand for the full duration of thour shift.

Starting pay is $10.00/hr for the dshift and $10.50/hr for the nigh

Successful candidates havopportunity to be hired into positiopay $11.50 or more during their fir

If you are unable to attend the job fwould like to submit your resume,forward them to [email protected]



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