Volume 13, Issue 37 • September 20, 2014 (262) 238-6397 • www.discoverhometown.com Your first source for local news, sports, and advertising 7259 Sleepy Hollow Rd. West Bend, WI 53090 (262) 334-1906 W63 N127 Washington Ave. Cedarburg, WI 53012 (262) 377-1906 www.kettlemoraineappliance.com Hartford/Slinger West Bend/Jackson Sign up forSavings Sign up forSavings GO TO discoverhometown.com click SAVINGS to sign up and receive our weekly savings offer! Football results. See page 3. HOMESERVICES ............ ............ ............ 4 CHURCHLISTINGS ............ ............ ............ 5 HOMEIMPROVEMENT ....................................10 CLASSIFIEDS ..............................11-12 EMPLOYMENT ..............................13-15 NEWS Follow us on Twitter: twitter .com/ExpressNewsHo me • Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/HometownExpressNews Gingerbread House Gift Giving Project sign-up : Families need- ing aid for Christmas can sign up for the Gingerbread House Gift Giving Project at The Youth and Family Project, 630 Elm St., West Bend. Dates are Sept. 28 and Oct. 5, 12, 19 and 28 from 1 to 4 p.m. Each person signing up will need identification; proof of Washington County residency; name of a referral source as proof of a financial or other need. For more information, contact Linda at (262) 339-5534 or ginger- bread@youthandfami- lyproject.org Diana Swillinger, of West Bend is the win- ner of UW-Washington County’s Express Scholarship Contest. Dr. Alan Paul Price, Dean and CEO of the campus made the pres- entation to Swillinger on August 26 during a back to school work- shop for faculty and staff as they prepare for the start of classes next week. The contest, funded by the Washington County Campus Foundation, was open to anyone ages 22 years of age or older with a high school diploma or GED, who had not attended UW-WC in the last two years and desired a college degree. Contestants had to write a 250 word essay explaining how the makeover would positively impact their lives. Swillinger currently works as program director/executive assis- tant for Roots & Branches (formerly West Bend Beautification Committee). As a non-profit employee, she works for a “very small salary and paying for the classes she needs is a financial burden.” She is hopeful that the scholarship will be the jump start she needs to finish her goal of an Associate degree. An active member of the community, Swillinger is also busy helping with this fall’s United Way annual campaign. Her years of volunteering has “ignited a fire in me to pursue opportunities that allow me to more greatly impact our West Bend resident wins scholarship contest UW-WC Dean Alan Paul Price awards a $1,000 scholarship to Diana Swillinger during a back to school workshop. Submitted photo. Turn to page 6 The Kettle Moraine Symphony (KMS) will pres- ent a concert of Nordic Melodies, Friday, Sept. 26, at 7:30 p.m. Under the direction of Paul Thorgaard, the 60-member orchestra will perform works by Norway’s Edvard Grieg, Finland’s Jean Sibelius and Sweden’ s Lars-Erik Larsson. Featured pianist Heinzel Kunsman n will perform the first movement of Grieg’s Piano Concerto in A Minor. Dr. Kunsmann, 37, a Milwaukee resident, is a piano teacher with the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music and has performed internationally. He holds a PhD in musical arts, piano performance, from the University of Kansas as well as a master’s degree from the University of Missouri in Kansas City and a bachelor’s degree from Lawrence University in Appleton. “The Grieg concerto is actually one of the most popular of all piano concertos,” said Kunsmann. “The opening, with its dramatic descending chords, is very recognizable. ” The orchestra will also perform Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, which opens with the beautiful “Morning” and concludes with the triumphant “Hall of the Mountain King.” Works of Jean Sibelius include his Karelia Overture, Op. 10, inspiring visions of a castle, the grand tone poem Finlandia, and the finale for Andante Festivo, Symphon y No. 2 in D major. Lars-Erik Larsson’s Serenade completes Kettle Moraine Symphony to present “Nordic Melodies” Sept. 26 Turn to page 6 Clean sweep: The Washington County Full Service Clean Sweep is an opportunity for county residents to properly dis- pose or recycle unwanted hazardous chemicals, electronic goods, phar- maceutical medication, and used tires. See page 5.
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Diana Swillinger, ofWest Bend is the win-ner of UW-WashingtonCounty’s ExpressScholarship Contest.Dr. Alan Paul Price,Dean and CEO of thecampus made the pres-entation to Swillingeron August 26 during aback to school work-shop for faculty andstaff as they prepare forthe start of classes nextweek.
The contest, fundedby the WashingtonCounty CampusFoundation, was opento anyone ages 22years of age or olderwith a high schooldiploma or GED, who had not attended UW-WC in the last twoyears and desired a college degree. Contestants had to write a 250word essay explaining how the makeover would positively impacttheir lives.
Swillinger currently works as program director/executive assis-tant for Roots & Branches (formerly West Bend BeautificationCommittee). As a non-profit employee, she works for a “very smallsalary and paying for the classes she needs is a financial burden.”She is hopeful that the scholarship will be the jump start she needsto finish her goal of an Associate degree. An active member of thecommunity, Swillinger is also busy helping with this fall’s United Wayannual campaign. Her years of volunteering has “ignited a fire in meto pursue opportunities that allow me to more greatly impact our
West Bend resident winsscholarship contest
UW-WC Dean Alan Paul Price awardsa $1,000 scholarship to DianaSwillinger during a back to schoolworkshop. Submitted photo.
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The Kettle Moraine Symphony (KMS) will pres-ent a concert of Nordic Melodies, Friday, Sept. 26,at 7:30 p.m. Under the direction of Paul Thorgaard,the 60-member orchestra will perform works byNorway’s Edvard Grieg, Finland’s Jean Sibelius andSweden’s Lars-Erik Larsson.
Featured pianist Heinzel Kunsmann will performthe first movement of Grieg’s Piano Concerto in AMinor. Dr. Kunsmann, 37, a Milwaukee resident, is apiano teacher with the Wisconsin Conservatory ofMusic and has performed internationally. He holds aPhD in musical arts, piano performance, from theUniversity of Kansas as well as a master’s degreefrom the University of Missouri in Kansas City and abachelor’s degree from Lawrence University inAppleton.
“The Grieg concerto is actually one of the mostpopular of all piano concertos,” said Kunsmann.“The opening, with its dramatic descending chords,is very recognizable.”
The orchestra will also perform Grieg’s PeerGynt Suite No. 1, which opens with the beautiful“Morning” and concludes with the triumphant “Hallof the Mountain King.” Works of Jean Sibeliusinclude his Karelia Overture, Op. 10, inspiringvisions of a castle, the grand tone poem Finlandia,and the finale for Andante Festivo, Symphony No. 2in D major. Lars-Erik Larsson’s Serenade completes
Kettle MoraineSymphony to present
“Nordic Melodies”Sept. 26
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Clean sweep: TheWashington County FullService Clean Sweep isan opportunity for countyresidents to properly dis-pose or recycle unwantedhazardous chemicals,electronic goods, phar-maceutical medication,and used tires. See page
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A safety made all the difference in WestBend East's 15-14 win over OconomowocSept. 12.
Oconomowoc held a 14-0 lead after thefirst quarter when the safety cut the margin to14-2. The Suns then scored the remainingtwo touchdowns of the game: A 1-yard runby Brendon Kranz and a 1-yard run byGriffin Marolla, both in the third quarter. Theextra point failed after the first touchdownbut was successful after the second.
Afterward, East had a 1-1 WisconsinLittle Ten Conference record and a 1-3 over-all mark.
Hartford 28, West Bend West 6:Hartford improved its record to 2-0 in theLittle Ten and 2-2 overall. The Orioles held a21-0 halftime lead and a 31-yard run byRyan Zuern at the 7:12 mark of the thirdquarter added to Hartford's lead. Westscored on a 31-yard pass play from JakeLenz to Jack Thelen with 5:48 remaining.
Afterward, West had an 0-2 conferencerecord and a 2-2 overall mark.
Slinger 34, Watertown 13: Afterfalling behind 21-7, Watertown cut in theOwls lead on a 7-yard pass play from CaseySchuett to Drake Stamara at the 7:12 mark ofthe second quarter to get within a touch-down and a two-point conversion of Slinger.But Slinger's Dwayne Corbitt scored the finaltwo touchdowns of the game — a 2-yard runin the third quarter and a 4-yard run in the
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Kettle Moraine Lutheran 26,Mayville 23: The Chargers held a 12-0halftime lead. After a Cardinals field goal atthe 6:39 mark of the third quarter, KettleMoraine Lutheran's A.J. Guhl answered witha 70-yard run on the Chargers next posses-sion.
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West Bend Library storytimesPreschool Storytime is held Tuesdays
and Wednesdays at 10 a.m. andBaby/Toddler Storytime Wednesdays at9:15 a.m. each week at the West BendCommunity Memorial Library.
Country music superstar CollinRaye at Schauer Center Oct. 3Country music superstar Collin Raye
will be at the Schauer Arts & ActivitiesCenter on Friday, Oct. 3 at 7:30 p.m.Tickets are $37 or $33 for adults and$10 for students. Allenton residents pay$33 or $29 per ticket; discount must berequested at time of purchase, somerestrictions may apply. Seats are limited.Tickets can be purchased at the SchauerCenter Box Office Monday through
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The Washington County Full ServiceClean Sweep is an opportunity for county res-idents to properly dispose or recycle unwantedhazardous chemicals, electronic goods, phar-maceutical medication, and used tires. This isthe fifth consecutive year for the Full ServiceClean Sweep Program which has been coor-dinated by the Land and Water ConservationDivision of the Planning and Parks Department;while partnering with the County’s HealthDepartment, Sheriff’s Department and theHighway Department. The drive-through col-lection makes this program simple and efficientfor participants. A $10 pre-registration fee isrequired for the hazardous waste and elec-tronic goods; participation is limited to 250vehicles per event. The PharmaceuticalCollection does not require anyone to pre-reg-ister and participation is unlimited. Used TireCollection participation is also unlimited; amaximum of 20 tires will be accepted per par-ticipant and disposal fees apply at the time of collection.
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GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
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Independently Owned and OperatedServing Ozaukee,Washington and Dodge Counties
EOE/Drug Free Workplace
CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS
FULL AND PART TIME!
MAYVILLE NURSING &REHABILITATION CENTER305 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"
CARESTAFFFULL & PART TIME PM
PM & NOC SHIFTSCNAs or CBRF preferred. Experience helpful.
Willing to train the right individual.Please call Jessie or Gina
@ 262-644-5926 if interested.
AUTUMN OAKS227 E. Washington St., Slinger
CBRFCAREGIVERS
First and Second Shifts
Apply in person at330 Arbor Point Avenue in West Bend
DOES WORKING EVERY OTHER WEEKEND SOUND GREAT TO YOU? Make a difference in someone’slife 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”
HEALTHCARE SERVICES
8/11/2019 Hartford West Bend Express News 09/20/14
Above photos for illustration purposes only. Sale ends 9/30/14, 0% financing to approved credit, minimum down payment may be required.See dealer for complete details
Disclaimer: Photos for advertising purposes only. Payments are 36 month/36,000 mile leases to approved credit with $4495 dsigning,Plus tax, title, and fees. Total savings includes all applicable rebates. Silverado savings requires the customer to tror newer vehicle See sale for details
2014 Chevy
SILVERADDbl Cab, 4WD LT
$9500or as low as $299/m
August 19th - September 2nd
0% FOR UP TO
75 MONTHS+$2500 REBATE ON
2014RAM 1500’S
1111 E. Commerce Blvd.(Hwy. 60) Slinger
262-644-8400www.uptownmotorcars.com
2014 Chevy
SILVERADCrew Cab, 4WD
OFF MSR
2015 Chevy
SUBURBALTZ
$6000UP TOOM
2014 Chevy
TRAVERSDbl Cab, 4WD
$259per mon
ONLY
$11000OVER
or as low as $309/
OVER
OFF MSR
IT’S
AT UPTOWN
ALL
28MPGHWY
THE ONLY BACK-2-BACK WINNER OF
MOTORTREND TM
TRUCK OF THE YEAR!
FRIDAY, SEPT. 26TH
1-5PM
SATURDAY, SEPT. 27TH
10-4PM
R A M I N A T O R
COME RIDE THE
ONLY AT
UPTOWN
RIDES, FOOD & FUN ARE ALLAT NO CHARGE,
BUT WE ARE ACCEPTING DONATIONS TO HELP
“SUPPORT THE TROOPS” IN HARTFORD.
STK: 16154
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