Germantown Express News 05/30/15

Volume 24, Issue 22 May 30, 2015
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NEWS
G e r m a n t o w n
Community
Blood
Drive set for June 1:
Lutheran Church of the
Living Christ, located at
W156 N10660 Pilgrim
Rd in Germantown, will be
hosting a blood drive
Monday, June 1st from 1
p.m. 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
262-361-2447. Walk-ins
are welcome.
Track regional results. See page 15.
Lupus Benefit
Memorial Day in
Germantown
June 6th
6pm-Close
Raffles
Drink Specials
DJ starts at 9pm
Come out and support our

Friend Heidi G and her fight for Lupus!
All funds raised go to Lupus
in her name.
Right photo: Jim Heinmann speaks during the

Memorial Day program at the Germantown
Veterans Memorial May 25. The event ended
with the playing of Taps. Bottom photo: An
Honor Guard conducts a gun salute.
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Mini Mudder run: Area

residents are invited to
run for fun and run for
funds in the inaugural
U.S. Bank Mini Mudder
on June 28 at the
Germantown
High
School. See page 8.
Expires 6/15/15. Stop in for details.
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Cancer Survivor Day
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Church Listings
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Out on the Town
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Karls Market
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Classifieds
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May 30, 2015
A commitment to serving customers

L.T. Hampel Corp. makes industry list
BY THOMAS J. MC KILLEN
MANAGING EDITOR
For the L.T. Hampel Corp., a recent ranking in an industry publication was not a surprise, but a goal achieved.
L.T. Hampel Corp., located at W194
N11551 McCormick Drive in Germantown,
was founded by Lance T. Hampel in 1976 and
employs 130 people at its 200,000-square
foot facility.
The company specializes in heavy gauge
thermoforming, a process in which a plastic
sheet is heated to a pliable temperature and
formed to a specific shape in a mold. Vacuum
forming, pressure forming and twin-sheet forming are all areas of expertise for Hampel.
Earlier this year, L.T. Hampel Corp. was
ranked 10th for industrial thermoforming by
Plastics News. During a recent interview, company President Paul A. Lorge said that in the
past the company had been in the 20 to 30
range in the annual ranking.
"A couple of years ago we made it one of
our internal goals to crack that top 10, as part
of what we drive our employees toward. We
want to be a leader in the industry we serve
and making the list in Plastics News helps reaffirm that leadership position," Lorge said.
He said that getting into the top 10 in the
ranking was the achievement of a goal that
involved all 130 employees coming together.
"It affirms the commitment that we have to
our customers, it affirms the commitment that
we have to our employees to continue to
push and provide high quality products at
great prices with excellent customer service,"

Lorge said. "Customers keep coming back to
us, we continue to grow, we continue to provide more and more opportunities for employees. It does affirm what we've been doing for
30-plus years."
At the start of the interview, Lorge
described company founder Lance T. Hampel
as a "serial inventor and an entrepreneur" who
has more than 20 patents to his name.
Hampel started with a smaller company in the
industry and advanced to an operations manager at that company. When Lance Hampel
was 32-years-old, he started the company by
renting a 5,000-square-foot building a few
blocks away from the current company facility.
Hampel started the company with a forklift, a
thermoformer that was in pieces and one
employee. Early customers included
International Harvester, Bendix and John
Deere.
"Always an engineer by trade and by
practice and just an inventor inquisitive
mind," Lorge said of Hampel. "A guy who was
in search of problems that he knows he can
provide solutions to."
That has included creating the proprietary
Calf-Tel calf hutches, which are used as housing for calves. Lorge said the company has
approximately 55 to 60 percent of that market
worldwide, and has more than 400,000
hutches in service used to raise more than two
million calves each year. Lorge said the company ships the product to 40 countries.
"Where there are cows or calves, you'll
find the Calf-Tel product," Lorge said. He fur-
The L.T. Hampel Corp. (shop area pictured above) recently was named a top 10
industrial thermoformer by an industry publication.
ther explained that the knowledge of dairy
industry from employees is part of the success
behind the Calf-Tel line.
"We provide a plastic housing solution for
calves. But with our sales force, most of which
have experience in the dairy (industry), they
are very familiar with the animals, they're really consultants on calf care, Lorge said.
They're not just selling a product; we're selling a solution that provides better care for your
calves making them more productive members
of the herd."
Lorge also noted that the success of the
company stems from the commitment to finding solutions to the needs faced by its customer base.
"We get excited about providing solutions
to their challenges and their opportunities. To
stay in the good graces of your customers for
40 years says you're doing something right,"
Lorge said. "It says you're paying attention to
the things they need, you're providing extraordinary customer service, it's something we
take pride in, that we have longevity with a lot
of our customers."
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National Cancer Survivors Day celebrated worldwide

The following information was taken from
the National Cancer Survivors Day Web site.
On Sunday, June 7, 2015, tens of thousands of people around the world will gather
in their local communities to observe the 28th
annual National Cancer Survivors Day.
Hundreds of cities across the U.S. and abroad

will hold celebrations on this day to honor cancer survivors, to bring attention to the ongoing
challenges of cancer survivorship, and to show
the world that life after a cancer diagnosis can
be fruitful, rewarding, and inspiring.
National Cancer Survivors Day is an
annual worldwide Celebration of Life that is
held on the first Sunday in June. It is the one
day each year when everyone joins forces to
recognize the cancer survivors living in our
communities and raise awareness of the ongoing challenges they face. NCSD also provides
an opportunity for cancer survivors to connect
with other survivors, celebrate the milestones
theyve achieved, and acknowledge the family
members, friends, and healthcare professionals who have supported them along the way.
A survivor is anyone living with a history
of cancer from the moment of diagnosis
through the remainder of life, according to the
National Cancer Survivors Day Foundation,
administrator for the celebration.
For the vast majority of survivors, cancer
is no longer the automatic death sentence that

it was a few decades ago, says Foundation
spokesperson, Laura Shipp. The reality is that,
among U.S. adults, the 5-year relative survival
rate for all cancers combined is now approximately 68 percent. In 1987, the year that
NCSD began, that number was just 56 percent.
National Cancer Survivors Day is an
opportunity for cancer survivors to join with
each other and celebrate this new reality in
cancer survivorship that more people are living
longer and better quality lives after cancer
than ever before. It is also an opportunity to
bring attention to the challenges these survivors face after diagnosis, and sometimes
even years after treatment ends.
NCSD started in the United States in 1987,
and it is now celebrated worldwide in countries including Canada, Australia, India, South
Africa, Greece, Saudi Arabia, Italy, and
Malaysia, according to Shipp.
More Americans than ever are surviving
cancer. According to the American Cancer
Societys Cancer Treatment & Survivorship

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million cancer survivors alive in the US today,
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more important than ever to address the
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To say that surviving cancer is challenging would be an understatement, says Shipp.
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life after cancer. However, the NCSD
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Survivors Day also serves as a call to action
for more resources, research, and increased
public awareness to improve quality of life
after cancer.
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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
N84W16707 Menomonee Ave. 262-251-3830
Traditional Worship Sundays 8:30 & 10:00
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GRACE EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
W196 N9525 Cross View Way, Menomonee
Falls, 262-251-0670. Worship Sat 5:00pm;
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GERMANTOWN
LIFE CHURCH
Services Times - Saturday 4:30pm; Sunday
9:00am & 10:45am. Childrens Service &
Nursery Provided. All services at
Germantown Market Place - Squire &
Mequon Rd. 262.251.5050
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CROSSWAY CHURCH
W156 N10041 Pilgrim Rd, Germantown.
Sunday morning worship services at 9:00am
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JACKSON
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3617 Scenic Rd., Jackson 262-677-1311
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Contemporary Worship Services Sundays
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Staffed Nursery both services.
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH

W172 N11187 Division Rd, Germantown.
Pastor Thomas Kaul. (262) 251-8250. Times
of worship: Mondays 6:30pm, Sundays 9am.
HUBERTUS
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Corner of Hubertus Rd. & Tally Ho Trail.
Pastor Mike Helwig (262) 628-2550x208.
School: K3-8th grade and Day Care 3 years+.
Services: Thursdays 7pm; Sundays 8am &
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WEST ALLIS
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WEST ALLIS
1576 S. 78th St. 414-258-7400. Bible study for
all ages at 9am. Worship at 10:15am with nursery care provided. www.firstbaptistwestallis.org
SUSSEX
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W240 N5765 Maple Ave., Sussex. Pastor
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News & Events

Around the village and county
Senior Center day trips
The Germantown Senior Center is
offering the following day trip options:
Brewers game (New York Mets vs.
Milwaukee Brewers)Thursday, June 25
at Miller Park (Senior Day): Coach bus
departs Germantown Center Mall at
11:20 a.m. and returns at approximately
6 p.m. Seats are along the first base line
in the shade. Make reservations by June
11. Ticket are $45.
To sign up for one or both day trips,
one can call the Senior Center at (262)
253-7799.
Mini Mudder fundraising event
set for June 28
Area residents are invited to run for
fun and run for funds in the inaugural
U.S. Bank Mini Mudder on June 28 at the
Germantown High School. All proceeds
from the Mini Mudder will help support
the Germantown Community Scholarship
Funds Teacher Grant Awards program to
further benefit Germantown area students.
The Mini Mudder is an obstacle race
course designed for all age groups from
kindergarten through high school aged
students, as well as families and adults.
The Mini Mudder fun run starts at noon
with a short course for grades K-3, followed by a longer course race for children grade 4-adult.
Registration information is available
on the GCSF website at www.germantownscholarship.org.
Jaguars 12U team wins NSA qualifier
The Germantown Jaguars 12U Fast Pitch team went undefeated in NSA Qualifier in Cudahy on May 16-17 to win the
tournament and receive a berth to NSA World Series in Indiana in late July, Pictured are Gabrielle Wolff, Ally Hansen,
Elizabeth Vedbraaten, Abby Cunningham, Natalie McNeal, Maddie Ryczek, Gia Szada, Catherine Seiberlich, Alyssa
Trensch, Jasmine House, Leona Moriarti, Sierrah Stiller, and Maddie Maaske. Submitted photo.
Zumba Gold offered at
Germantown Senior Center
Zumba Gold will be offered at the
Germantown Senior Center Tuesdays,
June 16-July 28, 10:30 to 11:15 a.m.
Seniors can experience a low-impact version of this Latin-inspired dance craze.
Fees are $25/residents, $30/school district and non-residents.
Genealogy class to begin in
P.O. Box 335

Germantown, WI 53022
(262) 238-NEWS (6397) Fax: (262) 242-9450
Ken Ubert President

ubertk@discoverhometown.com
Kathy Hans Office Manager
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Thomas J. McKillen Managing Editor
Ext. 5045
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A genealogy class will be held at the
Germantown Historical Society Research
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take place June 3, 10, 17 and 24 from 11
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Open to beginners and
those who need assistance to begin. The
center is located at the intersection of Holy
Hill and Maple roads and Highway 145.
The fee is $12. Payable to Germantown
Historical Society. Pay in advance between
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53029. Call (262) 966-9615 prior to
sending money. Space is limited.
Germantown Senior Center

gift shop open to public
The Germantown Senior Center gift
shop, W162 N11960 Park Avenue, is
open to the public. The store carries a
wide variety of home and holiday dcor
items, jewelry and craft, at buyer-friendly
prices. always in need of help to keep
shelves stocked, help support the store by
bringing in unneeded items, either on consignment or donation. The gift shop is
open Tuesday through Thursday from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to
noon. For more information, contact Patti
at (262) 253-7799.
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The Germantown Diamond Club seventh grade blue boys baseball team won
the Germantown Memorial Day tournament. The championship game was
played on April 27 night due to a rainout on Sunday. Pictured are (front row)
Jack Oswald, Matt Kohn, Jack Hanen, Jackson VanEngen, Sam Denor, (back
row) Nolan Vincent, Owen Schneider, Drew Slaasted, Weston Davis, Connor
Leffler, and Drew Jansen. Also on the team but not pictured is Ben Schultz.
Submitted photo.
May 30, 2015
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Mai Fest 2015

Thanks To The Following Sponsors For Their Generous Donations
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SEE YOU AT NEXT YEARS MAI FEST MAY 20-22, 2016
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Dear Dr. Winter, I have just been told I have 5 crowns with
cavities under them. Two of these are part of bridges that are
only 1 year old. I floss diligently and brush twice a day. What
could cause cavities around bridges and crowns in such a short
time.
Dear Ann, without seeing x-rays and doing an exam, I can
only tell you that the reasons for decay are as follows:
1. Decay was left inside the tooth when the crowns were
placed.
2. The crowns did not fit properly.
3. You are missing areas with your floss and you may have a
high sugar diet.
4. A microscopic dental lab wasnt used which resulted in
cement leaching out and leaving a gap between the tooth and
crown that became more easily decayed.
Lets examine these one by one. Decay left in a tooth. When
the crown was done, the filling under the crown may have been
old and in need of replacement. If this decay was not found and
removed meticulously, this decay is like a time bomb that will
continue to eat away tooth structure even with a newly
cemented crown. The solution to this is to make sure the dentist
used magnifying glasses and caries stain detectors to insure
there is no decay left inside the tooth. Then a new filling or core
should be done prior to preparing the tooth for a new crown. It
is essential that a crown sit on clean, healthy tooth structure.
Next, the crowns did not fit properly. The type of lab a
dentist selects and their attention to detail will determine how
tight the crown fits on the tooth. The dentist usually selects
dental labs based upon how much the patients insurance pays
to make the crown. If insurance reimbursement is low, the
dentist will select a less expensive lab. Conversely, if a patient
has high esthetic demands, the dentist may use a master
ceramist to insure the crowns will look better, fit better and last
longer.
Today many crowns are sent overseas to receive big
discounts. Your dentist should be able to show you a made in
the USA verification if they have chosen a laboratory in the
United States that uses microscopes for crown fabrication.
The next reason a crown may fail may be from poor oral
hygiene habits and a high sugar diet. The sipping of sugar
sodas, fruit juices, sports drinks and the inability to remove this
sugar with proper brushing and flossing can result in cavities in
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Track: Germantown girls win Cedarburg regional

The Germantown girls track team finished first at the Cedarburg regional May
26.
First place finishes for Germantown
came from Olivia Verdin in the discus (10306), Kenzie Schmitz in the high jump (5-2),
the 4x200 meter relay team of Rosalie
Campbell, Tatum Gallenberger, Erika
Bethhauser and Schmitz (1:43.13), the
same four runners in the 4x100 meter relay
(49.11), and the 4x400 meter relay team
of Campbell, Gallenberger, Schmitz and
Alyssa Goesch (3:54.98).
Other top finishes came from Erin
Willard in the triple jump (third, 33-9.5)
and long jump (second, 17-8), Megan
Hedinger in the 300 meter hurdles (third,
49.21), Goesch in the 800 meter run (second, 2:21.22), Verdin in the shot put (second, 32-11.75), Emily Vidulski in the high
jump (third, 5) and 4x800 meter relay team
of Molly Baus, Calli Lemke, Jennifer
Lindgren and Goesch (second, 10:13.13)
The Germantown boys team finished
third at the sectional. First place finishes
came from Shon Pratcher Jr. in the long
jump (22-1.25) and triple jump (42-8).
Other top finishes for Germantown
came from Michael Cooney in the shot put
(second, 47-11.5), Jacob Debonis in the
110 meter hurdles (third, 15.62) and 300
meter hurdles (second, 41.01), the 4x100
meter relay team of Austin Mozdzen, Nick
Schneider, Justin Gross and Pratcher
(fourth, 44.77), Craig Reese in the 800
meter run (third, 2:04.00), Cole Karcz and
Alex Schlee in the discus (third and fourth
with times of 152-07 and 140-10), Turner
Valle in the pole vault (fourth, 12-6.25) and
Jake DuFrane in the 3200 meter run (second, 9:59.12)
Falls boys win Hamilton regional
The Menomonee Falls boys track team
won the Hamilton regional May 26.
First place finishes came from Bryce
McMurtry in the 110 meter hurdles (15.22),
Mason Jansen in the 100 meter dash
(11.40), the 4x200 meter relay team of

Jansen, McMurtry, Brandon Kivisto and
Josh Lucas (1:31.18), the 4x100 meter
relay team of Amari Hackett, Jansen, Kivisto
and Lucas (44.06), Zack Pogorzelski in the
pole vault (13-6) and Terrell Handy in the
triple jump (42-7).
Other top finishes came from Darrell
Handy and Darron Murray in the high jump
(second and third with both crossing the
bar at 6-2), Reese Meredith in the 110
meter hurdles (third, 15.61), Hackett and
Patrick Doyle in the 100 meter dash (third
and fourth with times of 11.64 and 11.71)
McMurtry and Meredith in the 300 meter
hurdles (third and fourth with times of 41.23
an 41.37), Jake McMahon and Jayce
Kolinski in the 800 meter run (third and
fourth with times of 2:07.06 and 2:09.33),
Lucas in the 200 meter dash (second,
23.60), Darrell Handy and Merdith in the
triple jump (second and fourth with distances of 42-1 and 41-5) and the 4x800
meter relay team of Brandon Schinker,
McMahon, Dominic Carini and Alex
Eastman (second,8:22.37).
The Hamilton boys team finished sixth at
the regional. Top finishes came from Ty
Olejnik in the long jump (second, 21-7.5),
the 4x200 meter relay team of Zach
Jasinski, Alex Marx, Spencer Draggoo and
and J.D. Augustine (fourth, 1:34.6), Jasinski
in the pole vault (second, 13), Josh Desorcy
in the 400 meter dash (second, 50.43) and
the 4x400 meter relay team of Jacob
Moore, Draggoo, Tyler Voelzke and
Descorcy (third,3:28.24).
The Hamilton girls team finished second
at the regional. First place finishes came
from the 4x800 meter relay team of
Chelsea Parker, Carolyn Troutman, Rachel
Jeffers and Taylor Fuerstenberg (9:51.37),
Meghan Joyner in the 100 meter hurdles
(16.06), Mariana Feudner in the 100 meter
dash (12.80), Bianca Stubler in the 400
meter dash (57.66), the 4x100 meter relay
team of Victoria Johnstone, Katlynn
Mushall, Taylor Klug and Feudner (50.15),
Rockets U11 Red team wins

Legends tournament
Claire Birk in the 300 meter hurdles

(47.75), and the 4x400 meter relay team
of Klug, Parker, Feudner and Stubler
(4:01.45).
Other top finishes came from
Fuerstenberg in the 800 meter run (second,
2:26.69) and Feudner in the long jump
(third, 17-4.5).
Menomonee Falls finished fifth at the
regional. Top finishes came from Laura

Marx in the discus (third,105), Savannah
Callen in the 100 meter hurdles (second,
16.25), the 4x200 meter relay team (third,
1:50.22), and Khady Diarrassouba in the
400 meter dash (second, 58.13).
Top finishers from the Cedarburg and
Hamilton regional meets advanced to the
Oconomowoc sectional May 29.
Softball: Hamilton wins playoff opener

Morgan Dercola drove in seven of
Hamilton's runs as the Chargers beat West
Allis Hale in a Division I regional softball
semifinal May 26. Dercola and Katlyn
Schneider both hit home runs for Hamilton.
Hale rallied with two runs in the seventh
inning before Hamilton was able to close
the inning to advance to a May 29 regional final at Watertown.

Menomonee Falls was to open play
May 29. In another sectional bracket,
Germantown was to open play May 29
against Milwaukee King, which beat
Nicolet 12-2 May 27.
Girls soccer: Hamilton tops Falls

The Hamilton girls soccer team reeled off
three wins within a week to improve its
record to 3-3-1i n the Greater Metro
Conference and 10-9-1 overall.
The Chargers started the winning streak
with a 7-0 win at West Allis Hale May 21
and followed that with a 2-0 win at
Mukwonago two days alters. Hamilton then
upset rival Menomonee Falls 3-1.
Hamilton will finish the regular season at
Nicolet May 28 and host Kenosha Bradford
the next evening.
The loss to Hamilton was the second
within a week for Menomonee Falls. The
Indians lost to Brookfield Central May 19 42, with Kylie Sprecher and Tessa Estock scoring goals for Menomonee Falls. Two days
later Menomonee Falls dominated Racine
Horlick 6-0, with Sprecher and Estock scoring two goals while M.J. Lessila and Sarah
Rynning scoring the other goals.
After the loss to Hamilton, Menomonee
Falls had a 3-3-1 conference record and a
12-7-2 overall mark. Menomonee Falls was

to finish the regular season by hosting
Kenosha Christian Life May 29.
Germantown started last week with a 50 win at Port Washington May 26.
Afterward, Germantown had a 5-2 record in
the North Shore Conference and a 11-4
overall record. Germantown was to finish the
regular season with a game at Madison
Memorial May 29.
Postseason brackets: Postseason
brackets were finalized for girls soccer late
last week. Germantown, Hamilton and
Menomonee Falls are all in the same section
bracket. Germantown is seeded third within
its regional group and will host Fond du Lac
June 4 at 3:30 p.m. Hamilton was seeded
fourth and Menomonee Falls was seeded
fifth in their regional bracket. Menomonee
Falls will play at Hamilton at 7 p.m. June 4.
In Division 4 Kettle Moraine Lutheran is
seeded fourth and will host Dominican June
4.
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June 8-11
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The U11 Red Richfield Rockets won the Legends Ball Club Baseball
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Grove and Burlington. Pictured are (front row) Carson Longdin, Tyler Szejna,
Owen Rettler, Zander Langley, Nick Weston, Jake Miller, (second row)Owen
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End of an era: Community says goodbye to German Glass & Gifts

When the doors of community staple
German Glass & Gifts and Christmas
Chaletlocated in the Richfield Square
Shopping Center, 1280 State Road 175,
Hubertusclose later this summer, an era
will come to an end.
Owners Heinz and Christa Scherzer
are turning off the lights one final time at
what was not only their livelihood, but their
passion for 25 years.
It is bittersweet, Christa said. We
will miss all of this, all the people who
came in. We have served a few generations at this storethe grandparents, then
the parents and now the kids come in.
For a quarter century, the areas last
full-service German store and year-round
Christmas chalet offered its loyal customers
a large selection of German and European
collectibles, exclusive glassware, holiday
decor, music, beauty products, novelty
items, food and chocolates imported
directly from Germany and much more.
The niche store has brought nostalgic
pieces of Deutschlandsuch as the largest
selection of beer steins and glasses in the
Midwest, including beer boots from the
Westerwald; over 1,000 Christmas ornaments; and hand-crafted cuckoo clocksto
the local community.
You just cant find all these things in
one store anymore, said Christa.
German Glass was more than a business to the couple, as they were both born
in Germany and always gave that authentic experience to their customers, often
even speaking German with them.
Heinz was born in Frankfurt and immigrated to America with his mother in 1963
when he was 18. Christa was born in
Nuremberg and immigrated to America
with her parents and two sisters in 1952
when she was five. The pair met at a
Bavarian soccer game in Glendale and
were married in 1966. They have two childrenson Karl, an engineer, and daughter
Heidi, a teacherand six grandchildren.
They are sad to walk away, but it was
time, Christa said. Im 68, Heinz is 70,
and we want to enjoy our home, travel,
and go to our grandchildrens activities

while we are both still healthy.
It has been a long and adventurous
road for the couple as the store was born
out of a completely different venture.
Originally a wholesale operation, the business turned retail after years of requests
from the community. The Scherzers first
opened the retail business in Germantown
and within five years the store was expanded from 200 to 4,000 square feet. In
2008, the couple moved to their current
location, an extravaganza of European
culture come to life.
(Walking into the store) is like traveling to Germany without the airfare, said
Christa.
It has always been about more than
simply making a sale for the Scherzers,
Heinz emphasized.
We have been telling our customers
who come in for the (German) magazines
how they can order them online and they
say, We could have done that 10 years
ago. We come for the experience. Our
customers really want that and they enjoy
the personal experience we give them, he
said.
Customer service has always been key,
Christa agreed.
Weve always prided ourselves on
meeting our customers needs, she said.
We keep records of what people like and
order those things, then let them know
when the items come in.
The couple has gone so far as to contact other area businesses to request they
expand their inventory to include some of
the novelty items the Scherzers regular
customers seek.
(The other businesses) tell us no, its
not worth it, theres not enough money to
be made (in special ordering these products), said Heinz. Thats too bad because
it was never about that for us.
The store is currently holding a liquidation sale of all inventory and fixtures. The
plan is to close for good within the next
few months; however, the couple will continue selling certain products online and at
Husband & Wife Wills
local festivals.
They will also keep
up with their involvement in Milwaukees
G e r m a n
communityHeinz is a
past
President
of
German Fest and they
are members of the
Karnevals Gesellschaft
Rheinischer
Verein
Gruen-Weissand they
plan to make a trip to
their motherland soon.
We have friends
and family in Germany
and our kids have been
exchange
students
there, but it has been
awhile since we have
gone, said Christa.
But now that we have
time, we can go back
and see everyone.
Store hours are 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday
through Friday; 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Saturday; and
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday. The store is
closed Mondays.
To contact the business, one can call
(262) 628-7100 or
email
info@germangifts.com. More
information can be
found at www.ger- Heinz and Christa Heinz are pictured at their store in front
mangifts.com.
of a picture of the iconic Neuschwanstein Castle Bavaria.
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Apply in person to fill out an application at:
Express News
9077 N. Deerbrook Trail
Brown Deer, WI 53223
email:
hr@discoverhometown.com
or mail your resume
PROFESSIONAL/
TECHNICAL
Germantown Community Library has an opening for a
Library Specialist 1. The position is approximately 26
hours per week and does include
evening and weekend hours. Previous
public library experience and some
college preferred but not required.
Applications available at the library.
Deadline 5 p.m. Friday June 5,
2015.
Roberta Olson Library Director
Germantown Community Library
N112W16957 Mequon Road
Germantown, WI 53022
If you have been interested in working in

healthcare, this is an ideal event to learn what
opportunities are available in assisted living.
The Arboretum is accepting applications for
LPNs as well as caregivers/resident aides. If
you are a caring person we welcome you to
explore opportunities with The Arboretum! No
experience necessary for the caregiver positions.
Immediate interviews will be given!
WAREHOUSE
WORKER NEEDED!
Part-time warehouse person
needed in our Brown Deer
Warehouse.
The incumbent will have a variety of
duties, including but not limited, to:
Working on an insertion machine,
Packaging & Stacking
Must be able to lift 50 lb. and stand
for long periods of time in one place
Send your resume to:

Hometown Communications
P.O. Box 335-HR Germantown, WI 53022
or email to: HR@discoverhometown.com
The First National Bank of Hartford is an independently owned community bank. Serving
Washington County for over 100 years. We are dedicated to developing economic growth and providing financial stability in our community area.
The Arboretum offers:

Flexible Schedules
Rewarding work in in a great
residential setting
Tuition Reimbursement
Comprehensive benefits and competitive
wages
A Chance to make a difference in the
lives of older adults
Cant make it to to the Career Fair? Stop in and fill out an application any
time between 9 am and 5 pm, Monday through Friday, May 26 through
June 5, and immediate interviews will be given. Or you can conveniently
apply on-line at www.laureategroup.com.
Hope to see you at the Job Fair!
W180 N7890 Town Hall Road

www.laureategroup.com
EOE
We are seeking a FULL-TIME LOAN DEPARTMENT SPECIALIST in our Hartford office. The Loan
Department Specialist is a mixture of Loan servicing, accounting and processing. The qualified
individual is responsible for performing routine and intermediate duties related to consumer Loan
applications; processes consumer, commercial and real estate loan payments and advance on
lines of credit; disburse escrow accounts for PMI, taxes and insurance; perform escrow analysis,
boards loans on the Banks mainframe computer system; report and reconcile FNMA; works on
daily and monthly escrow remittance reports; perform post closing reviews for data entry on core;
assist in processing and generating loan documentation for all types of loans; and promotes business for the Bank by maintain good customer relations. The position of Loan Department Specialist
also is required to be fully knowledgeable and skilled in all areas of servicing loans.
Benefits include a quality work environment, health insurance, life insurance paid vacation, 401k
(must be 21 years of age and 1 year of service), Employee stock ownership plan (must be 21 years
of age and 2 years of service).
Requirements:
Strong organization skills, strives to increase productivity, displays initiative and co-operation
and works quickly. attention to detail.
Experience in Fiserv ITI and other applications is a plus.
Loan Servicing and knowledge and experience.
Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Pay commensurate with experience.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Interested candidates should apply within or send resume to:
First National Bank of Hartford
Attn. Kelly Persha, Human Resource Manager
116 W. Sumner Street P.O. Box 270106
Hartford, WI 53027 262-673-5800
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SALES/MARKETING
Arandell
Going beyond
Why Choose Arandell?

First-Class Benefits for Today Exciting Opportunities for Tomorrow
SKILLED TRADES
Arandell offers:
8 hour shifts
Competitive Pay
Health, Dental, Vision
and Life
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
401(k)
Entry-level opportunities for those

with a strong work-ethic and
mechanical aptitude in our Press
and Bindery operations
Experienced Machine Operators
(Bookbinders) can enjoy superior
compensation and benefits on a
life-style friendly 8-hour shift.
(Starting at $20.39/hour)
Learn more or APPLY TODAY at Arandell.com/careers

Arandell is an Equal Opportunity Employer located in Menomonee Falls.
FRAMING CARPENTERS WANTED

Residential Construction - Working Locally
2+ Years Experience preferred.
WE OFFER:
Full time, year-round work.
Stable & Reliable Employment with
a company established in 1984.
Health Insurance Vacation Pay
401K Tools Provided
APPLY IN PERSON AT:

We are seeking a career minded, experienced Mechanical
Technician to join our team. Responsibilities included the installation, service, repair and preventative maintenance of the Corrugator
and Conveyor systems in a state of the art facility. This position is for
2nd shift.
Preferred qualifications include but are not limited to: 2-3 years of
Mechanical Installation & Troubleshooting Experience; operational
knowledge of automated industrial machinery which includes:
motors, servos, drives, relays 3 phase power, communication
devices, industrial/electronic controls and power transmission systems; good understanding of hydraulic and pneumatic systems;
strong troubleshooting and problem solving ability with practical,
mechanical and electrical aptitude; must be able to read and interpret both electrical and mechanical drawings; ability to work independently in a mature and professional manner; two year technical
degree, certificate or equivalent experience desired. All candidates
must be willing to work any available shift; as well as overtime.
Corrugated background and/or boiler license is a plus, but not
required. Only TEAM THINKING individuals should apply.
QUARTERLY BONUS INCLUDED.
Apply online at www.rocktenn.com (http://www.rocktenn.com) or
email resume to Julie Schram jschram@rocktenn.com or fax 414312-4340.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer
Moore Designs, Inc.

1707 Vogt, West Bend, WI
Mon-Fri, 8am to 4:30pm 262-306-1004
OFFICE/
CLERICAL
Permanent part-time one person office
in Sussex. General clerical, bookkeeping,
computer data entry & customer service.
Attention to detail, ability to organize
work priorities, excellent verbal skills,
knowledge of basic bookkeeping &
Microsoft computer skills.
Email resume to:
kathy@circlesstorage.com
or mail resume to:
W232 N6464 Waukesha Ave.
Sussex, WI 53089
ROBOTIC
ASSEMBLER
A leading manufacturer in robotic equipment is seeking Mechanical/Electrical candidate to perform assembly on precision
robot equipment used in plastics industry.
Must be capable of using hand tools and
power tools. Will perform final testing &
run off of systems upon completion of
assembly. Full benefits package available.
Send resume or email:
Attention: Kurt
N90 W14401 Commerce Dr.
(262) 253-3550 or email:
kscheife@starautomation.com
May 30, 2015
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GEN. EMPLOYMENT
HEALTHCARE SVCS
CARESTAFF
ALL SHIFTS, FULL & PART TIME

(CNAs or CBRF Certified Required)
Willing to train the right individual.
Please call Rachel
@ 262-644-5926 if interested.
Seeking a Full-Time, reliable

individual to join our crew.
Experience helpful, but will
train motivated person.
Must have valid and clean
drivers license. Driving,
drug and background
check performed.
Hours: 3pm-Midnight.
Pay Range: Start $13-$15
Health Insurance,
Vacation & 401k.
CAREGIVERS/CNA
No Experience Needed
Live-in/Hourly Shifts
Available
SIGN ON BONUS!
Housekeeping Laundry
Meals Personal Care
Valid drivers license and
insured vehicle preferred
Please call Gloria
262-649-3036
Send email or stop in and fill out application
or email GSeeger@abc-seniors.com
Packerland Rent-A-Mat Inc.
AUTUMN OAKS
227 E. Washington St., Slinger
12580 W. Rohr Ave., Butler, WI 53007

b.erickson@packerland.net
DRIVER-SHUTTLE
& PARTS DELIVERY
DRIVERS
FULL OR PART TIME
CAREGIVER/CNA
The Gables of Germantown in Germantown is currently hiring
for part-time caregivers on all shifts. Assist with ADLs, med
admin, meals & other duties. Must be responsible, have a positive attitude, and dependable transportation. Send resume to
hr@capricommunities.com or call 262-289-2739.
DIETARY AIDE
The Gables of Germantown in Germantown is currently hiring
for part-time dietary aides. Taking customer orders, serving
meals, bussing tables, & other duties. Must be responsible,
have a positive attitude, and dependable transportation. Send
resume to jbarker@capricommunities.com or call 262-3451025.
Or apply in person at
The Gables of Germantown Engel Haus

N109 W17110 Ava Circle, Germantown, WI
(on Division Road south of Mequon Road).
www.capricommunities.com EOE
LOOKING FOR A CAREER,

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CAAHEP ACCREDITED
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DAYTIME PROGRAM BEGINS AT OUR

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FLOOR
CLEANING
TECHNICIAN
1670 Miller Parkway West Milwaukee, WI 53214
Inland Power Group is looking for a driver to pick-up / deliver vehicles

and deliver parts to customers.
You must also have experience in the safe operation of a variety of
vehicles such as:
Tractors Motor Coaches Buses and other similar equipment.
To be considered you must possess a valid, Class A CDL with
appropriate Bus endorsements, along with a clean driving record.
We offer a competitive wage and benefit package including
company-sponsored health, dental, life, disability insurance and
401k plan with company matching contribution.
Submit resume along with salary
equirements to or apply at:
Inland Power Group

13015 W. Custer Ave. Butler, WI 53007
Attention: Human Resources
Email: humanresources@inlandpowergroup.com
Female and Minority candidates are encouraged to apply.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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