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Dripping Roast Beef Sandwiches with Melted Provolonekaren christenson, hubertus

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3/4 lb. sliced deli roast beef $

4 hoagie rolls $

4 slices Provolone cheese $

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banana pepper rings

Heat oven to 400˚. Heat soup and Worcestershire in 2 quart saucepan over medium heat to a boil. Add beef and heat through, stirring occasion-ally. Divide beef among rolls, top with cheese slices. Place sandwiches on cookie sheet. Bake 3 minutes or until sandwiches are toasted and cheese is melted. Top sandwiches with banana peppers. Serves 4.

The Marlboro Man SandwichMichelle hupfer, West bend

1 whole large or 2 small onions, sliced $

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2 to 3 lbs. cube steak (tenderized round $

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seasoned salt $

1/2 c. Worcestershire sauce $

Tabasco sauce, to taste $

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Cook onions in 1/4 stick butter until soft and light brown. Remove and set aside. Slice cube steak against the grain. Sprinkle with seasoned salt. Heat 2 Tbs. butter over high heat (in same skillet) until melted and beginning to brown. Add meat in single layer. Cook one side until brown; flip and cook until brown, about a min-ute on both sides. Add Worcestershire sauce, 5 to 6 shakes Tabasco and 2 Tbs. butter. Add cooked onions. Stir to combine. Butter halved French rolls and brown in skillet. To assemble, lay bottom half of roll on plate. Place meat mix-ture, a spoonful of juice from the pan. Top with other half of roll, cut in half.

Grilled Ham and Egg Sandwichesjean Washburn, hartford

6 hard cooked eggs, chopped $

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Combine eggs, ham, celery, onion, mayonnaise, mustard, salt and pepper; spread on 6 slices bread. Top with remaining bread; set aside. In a bowl, whisk batter ingredients until well blend-ed. Heat about 1/2-inch oil in large deep skillet. Dip sandwiches into batter; fry in hot oil for 3 minutes on each side or until golden brown. Drain on paper towels. Makes 6 sandwiches.

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Combine shrimp, parsley, celery and onion; add mayonnaise to moisten. Put on split ham-burger buns; sprinkle with bacon and grated Parmesan cheese. Put under broiler for 10 min-utes at 375˚.

Bar-X Sandwichhelen uecker, iron ridge

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Ham Sandwichesjoan ritonia, jackson

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1/2 lb. ground beef $

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The 15th annual Wheeling for Healing bike ride benefitting the Cancer Care Center at Froedtert Health Community Memorial

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Care Center, Wheeling for Healing honors and celebrates the many cancer patients who have completed or are undergoing treat-ment. The post-ride celebration begins at 9:30 a.m. with brunch, entertainment, raffles, games, a drawing for prizes and more. Craig McKee from WISN TV will be this year’s ride marshal.

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American Accents FestivalThe American Accents Festival of Fine Arts & Crafts returns

for the 27th year on Saturday, August 11 from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Once again 80 exhibitors will nestle into Willowbrook Park along the Rubicon River on Hartford’s east side.

Show coordinator, Patti Roulette suggests some items to watch for this year include, handmade ice cream, garden art and stained glass. Of course, your favorites like designer doll clothes, and the ‘Dip Man’ will return.

This year’s “Music Under the Trees” is presented by Hartford Music Center.

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Hartford Lion’s Club will be manning the grills, so plan on some good eating.

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Pig Roast Fundraiser to benefit 5 year old’s Leukemia battle Five year old Ava Raasch, was diagnosed with Pre-B acute

lymphoma leukemia on June 28, 2010. Local residents are joining together to throw a pig roast fundraiser in an effort to raise funds to build Ava her dream princess castle playhouse.

Ava lives in Juneau with her parents, Mike, Kari and brother Kegan. Ava has spent many months in the ICU and on the Hematology Oncology Treatment Floor at Children’s Hospital of Milwaukee. While receiving treatment she continues to undergo chemotherapy and procedures such as bone marrow aspirations, spinal taps, blood and platelet transfusions and many other treat-ments. Ava has a suppressed immune system and has struggled through her last phase of treatment called maintenance. During this last phase she has been treated for; Cryptosporidium, ring worm, shingles and chickenpox, many trips to the E.R. for fever and other illnesses. Ava has been in treatment for over 2 years and hopefully will have her last treatment this September 2012.

Since Ava had spent her early childhood years at The Pun’kin Patch Academy located in Juneau, Chris Kamrath, owner, initi-ated a plan to make Ava’s dream come true. “We felt it was only fitting to help Ava as she battles this terrible disease” said Chris Kamrath, owner. Since Ava’s wish is to have a Princess Castle of her own, Kamrath collaborated with friend, Glen Halliday, from Kids Crooked House to make her dream come true. “Kids Crooked House stepped up and donated the plans for the princess castle” said Kamrath “now all we need are the materials to build it”. With the help of many Pun’kin Patch parents, including Ryan and Kari Justmann with their building expertise, pig donation and time, the Raasch family, local business owners and friends, a pig roast fund-raiser has been planned to buy the building supplies for the castle. “It feels great to have Pun’kin Patch staff, families and friends come together for such an important reason,” said Kamrath.

Event details: Pig Roast Fundraiser to benefit Ava Raasch at the Juneau Community Center (500 Lincoln Dr. Juneau) on August 19 from 11am – 2pm. Join us for a pig roast, face painting, crazy hair and other kids activities in addition to a silent auction. All proceeds will go to the “Anything for Ava” fund to purchase the materials for her dream princess castle playhouse.

Contact Chris Kamrath from Pun’kin Patch Academy at 386-4700 or email at [email protected] for informa-tion about the event or to donate to the fund.

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Free Program at Jack Russell Memorial Library, Thursday, August 9, 7pm in the Community Room. Charles Hall - Wisconsin Farm Boy Greets Extraterrestrials in Nevada Desert.

Grief Support Groups. Horizon Home Care & Hospice, 110 Lone Oak Lane, Suite 300, Hartford, WI 414-586-8383 www.hhch.net/griefcenter Schedule changes quarterly

Hartford City Band Concert, August 8, 8pm. Large shelter at Woodlawn Park.

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Little Lourdes Day Mass (communal anointing of the sick) sponsored by the St. John of God, Good Samaritan Guild of Washington County, Thursday, August 9, 10am at St. Francis Cabrini Church, 1025 S. 7th Avenue, West Bend. Breakfast and social will follow in the lower level of the church.

Prudy’s Party At The Lake Proceeds benefit The Threshold Inc. Monday, August 20 at Timmer’s on Big Cedar Lake, 5151 Timmer’s Bay Road, West Bend. Featuring The Brock McGuire Band. Open at 4:30pm, band begins at 7pm. Full bar & food service avail-able. Advance tickets $15 ($20 at the door). Call Bink Steinbach at Timmer’s 262-707-1155, The Threshold 262-338-1188 Ext. 0, or stop at The Threshold, 600 Rolfs Ave., West Bend. www.thresholdinc.org

Senior Workshop How Can I Stay In My Home? Wednesday, August 8, 10:30am. Hartford Senior Center. Call 262-673-2220 to rsvp.

Slinger Community Blood Drive Monday, August 13, from 2-7pm at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 799 Saint Paul Drive, Slinger.

The Lake Country Carvers will meet on Thursday, August 9, at the Lake Country Life Enrichment Center, 1306 W. Wisconsin Ave., Oconomowoc. Doors open at 6:30pm, meeting at 7pm. Guests & prospective members always welcome. For more information con-tact Ray Burow, 920-474-4075.


Kettle Moraine Symphony announces new seasonThe Kettle Moraine Symphony’s newly announced four-

concert 2012-2013 season features a landmark concert at Washington County’s most well-known landmark, Holy Hill.

The KMS, under the direction of Conductor Paul N. Thorgaard, will present, as its featured selection, Mozart’s Requiem, K.626, with the Moraine Chorus, directed by Dr. Peter Gibeau of the University of Wisconsin-Washington County. The concert will be presented at 3:00pm Sunday, March 10, 2013 at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Help of Christians at Holy Hill in Hubertus.

Built in 1926 on the highest peak in the Kettle Moraine, the neo-Romanesque church was named a basilica in 2006. Its lofty setting and wooded grounds have made Holy Hill a place of beau-ty, peace and renewal for people from all over the world.

Requiem Mass in D minor was composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Vienna in 1791, commissioned anonymously by an eccentric count in memory of his wife. The composition was unfinished at Mozart’s death later that year, and the source of its completion has been surrounded by myth and controversy. The work has been performed by some of the world’s greatest conduc-tors and appears in modern films, notably Amadeus.

Tickets for Mozart’s Requiem at Holy Hill are included in the four-concert season ticket package, at $70 for adults, $60 for seniors. Season tickets may be ordered through the Kettle Moraine Symphony, PO Box 52, West Bend, WI 53095 or by calling 262-334-3469 for more information. Individual concert tickets are also available at $18 each for adults, $15 for seniors and students.

The season opens with a flourish, with Showpieces for Orchestra Sunday, September 23, 2012, with powerful classical pieces that have stood the test of time for music lovers of all genres. They include Franz Liszt’s Les Presludes, Modest Moussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain and Berlioz’ Hungarian March among others. The opener will be presented at 2:30pm at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, 1044 S. Silverbrook Drive, West Bend.

For the second year, a KMS concert will be saluting area U.S. armed forces. America Coast to Coast, featuring music by American composers, with a Salute to Veterans will be presented Sunday, November 18 at 2:30pm at the West Bend High School auditorium, 1305 E. Decorah Road. The concert features beloved favorites from American composers, patriotic and military selec-tions. All area veterans are invited.

The Kettle Moraine Symphony will return to Our Savior’s Sunday, May 19, at 2:30pm, presenting “From the New World,” Symphony No. 9, music of Antonin Dvorak, and will feature a performance by the senior winner of the Washington County Concerto Competition.

For more information about the tickets and the Kettle Moraine Symphony, visit kmsymphony.org.

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United, United Way and Friends of Abused Families make a differenceWritten by Karin Westerlund, Community Impact Coordinator

Domestic violence and abuse does not just affect the woman, it also can negatively impact children even if their father never lays a hand on them. It is frightening to leave an abusive situation, par-ticularly when your husband threatens to “hunt you down” if you ever tried to leave and take his children from him. In Washington County we are fortunate to have a resource like Friends of Abused Families who can provide counseling and a safe place to stay.

With a great amount of support from the staff at Friends, one woman made arrangements to leave her home, take physical cus-tody of her children, and be safely housed at the emergency shelter for two months while divorce papers were served to her abusive husband. Because Friends helped her build the strength and cour-age to leave an abusive relationship, this woman went back to school and earned her bachelor degree, met and married a wonder-ful man, and has two healthy, happy, athletically active sons.

Your support of the United Way of Washington County pro-vides funding to Friends of Abused Families’ Emergency Shelter and 24-Hour Crisis Line, a program that makes a difference to abused women and children in Washington County.

When we reach out a hand to one, we influence the condition of all. By giving to the United Way of Washington County, you sup-port 30 programs offered by 20 United Way partner agencies that provide services to Washington County residents which improves lives. To learn about how to LIVE UNITED through advocating, volunteering and giving to United Way of Washington County, visit its website at www.unitedwayofwashingtoncounty.org.

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This is the second year the band has visited West Bend. This year we felt it would be great to have them at the lake,” said Prudence Pick Hway, President of Pick Heaters, Inc. The evening is entitled, Prudy’s Party At The Lake in her honor, as she has underwritten the band so that all the proceeds will support Threshold’s work on behalf of people with disabilities. In 2013 Threshold will celebrate fifty years of serving Washington County.

General Admission tickets are for sale at $15 each by calling the Threshold at 262-338-1188, Extension 0. At Timmer’s the evening of the concert, tickets will sell for $20 each. Bar service will be available all evening. A limited but special “Irish” menu will also be available. Corporate tables for 8 with a complimentary cheese and fruit tray, beer or wine are for sale for $400. A table for 8 with com-plimentary wine or beer are for sale at $200 per table. “This is a great way for companies to treat their customers to music under the stars,” commented Tom Meisenheimer, Director of External Relations & Fund Development at Threshold.

West Bend area residents can take a short ride to Timmer’s and those living on Big Cedar Lake can pontoon over and dock at Timmer’s pier. Their concert on the lake will offer an intimacy that you cannot find in their larger venues in Milwaukee. “We are lucky to have such a world renowned band right here on the shores of Big Cedar Lake. And the Threshold’s mission is such a great cause to support.” said Hway. Timmer’s is located at 5151 Timmer Bay Road on the East shore of Big Cedar Lake, West Bend.

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Moraine Park ranked as one of top 10 percent in the countryHighlighting the critical importance of improving student suc-

cess in America’s community colleges, the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program has named Moraine Park Technical College as one of the nation’s 120 top community colleges for the second year in a row.

The Aspen Institute identified the 120 community colleges – 10 percent of all institutions – using a quantitative formula that assesses performance and improvement in four areas based on publicly available data from the National Center for Education Statistics’ Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System and the U.S. Census Bureau: graduation rates, degrees awarded, student reten-tion rates, and equity in student outcomes. A full list of the 120 community colleges is available at aspenccprize.org.

“Moraine Park is honored to have been selected as one of the top 10 percent of community colleges in the country. We are grateful for the support we received from national leaders in business, education and labor that recognized Moraine Park as a nominee for the nation’s top community college prize,” said Dr. Sheila Ruhland, Moraine Park president.

Some seven million students – youth and adult learners – enroll in America’s nearly 1,200 public and private community colleges every year. “The success of our nation’s community colleges is more important than ever before,” said Aspen Institute College Excellence Program Executive Director Josh Wyner, who announced the names of the 120 top community colleges at the annual convention of the American Association of Community Colleges in Orlando, Florida. “At a time when a college degree is essential to entering the middle class, community colleges like Moraine Park offer the most prom-ising path to education and employment for literally millions of Americans.”

Moraine Park was established in 1912, and is one of 16 techni-cal college districts that make up the Wisconsin Technical College System. With campuses in Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac and West Bend, Moraine Park offers more than 100 associate of applied sci-ence degrees, technical diplomas, apprenticeships and certificates delivered in a variety of formats — classroom, online and blended. Training and technical assistance for businesses is also offered.

If you see Gene on August 6th wish him a

Love, Your FamilyHappy 85th Birthday!

Pedro “Pete” PeralesPedro “Pete” Perales of Hartford was born to Eternal Life surrounded by his living family on Saturday, July 28, at the age of 83 years.

He was born May 16, 1929, in Crystal City, TX, the son of Roberto and Beatriz (nee Perez) Perales.

Pete was known to be a very kind and generous man. To him his family always came first, he enjoyed the outdoors, hunting, fishing and sharing humor with everyone.

Preceded in death by his daughter, Beatrice in 2001, and two infant children, Pedro and Ofilia. He is survived by his wife, Ofilia, of Hartford, and his children, Dora (Israel) Acosta of Milwaukee, Peter Perales of Milwaukee, Xavier Perales of FL, Vickie (James) Nelson of Pardeeville, and Chris (Ron) Mantz of Hubertus, his grandchildren

Jessica (Sean) Chou of IL, Lincoln Nelson of MO, Kristian (Jill) Perales of West Bend, Elizabeth (Andrew) Storey of MI, Noah Nelson of MN, Kaleb Perales of FL, Jordan Mantz of Richfield, Holdan Mantz of Richfield, and Israel Acosta of Milwaukee. Also survived by 8 great-grand-children, and a large extended family in California.

Visitation is Wednesday, August 1, from 4-7pm at the funeral home, vigil service at 6:30pm. Closing of the casket prayers at 10:30am Thursday, August 2 at the funeral home, processing to St. Kilian’s Catholic Church for Mass of Christian Burial at 11am. Private interment.

The Berndt-Ledesma Funeral Home - Hartford is serving the family.

www.berndt-ledesma.com •

Marian L. KuhauptMarian L. Kuhaupt, of Slinger, passed away Monday, July 30, 2012, at her resi-dence, surrounded by her loving family.

She was born September 30, 1917, in Jackson, the daughter of Christ and Bertha (nee Kurtz) Melius. Marian attended Polk Dairy School and graduated from West Bend High School. She married Howard Kuhaupt on September 28, 1940, on the family farm. Marian farmed with Howard all their lives in the Slinger area.

She is preceded in death by her husband Howard in 1980, and two brothers, Edward and Harry. Marian is sur-vived by her children Kenneth (Karen) Kuhaupt of Slinger, Dennis (Marilyn) Kuhaupt of Slinger, and Cheryl Kuhaupt of Hartford, her grandchildren Kristina Kuhaupt of Madison, Wendy (Lee) Kurth of Campbellsport, Michelle (Scott Barkow) Zehner of Hubertus, Stacey (Aaron) Jahn

of West Bend and Samuel Kuhaupt of Slinger, and six great-grandchildren. Also survived by a sister, Florence Foerster of Johnson Creek, and brothers Arthur Melius of Jackson and Frederick (Linnea) Melius of Slinger.

Visitation will be held Saturday, August 4 from 10am to 1pm at Faith United Church of Christ in Slinger. Funeral Service will follow at the Church at 1pm. Rev. Kris Borns and Rev.

Edward Freese will officiate. Interment Faith United Church of Christ Cemetery.

Memorials to Faith United Church of Christ or the Richfield Historical Society for the Messer/Mayer Mill Restoration Fund, in Marian’s name, would be appreciated.

The Berndt-Ledesma Funeral Home is serving the family. www.berndt-ledesma.com •

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Obituaries•Leo H. BoddenLeo H. Bodden, 94, of Theresa, went home to the Lord on Monday, July 30, 2012 at Kettle Moraine Gardens, Kewaskum.

Leo was born on April 20, 1918, in the town of Theresa, to the late Edmund and Pauline (nee Ritger) Bodden. Leo grew up in Theresa on the family farm and attended local schools. Leo was the loving husband to his wife Dolores (nee Moser) for 70 years. They were married on November 18, 1942 at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Nenno. Together they operated a dairy farm in Theresa and raised a loving family of eight children. Even in his retirement, Leo enjoyed life on the farm and being involved in the daily farm activities with his sons Eugene and Mike. Leo was a member of St. Theresa Catholic Church, the Holy Name Society, the Catholic Order of Foresters, and the Knights of Columbus.

Leo’s life was dedicated to his family, his love of the land and farming, and his devotion to God, his church, and community. He also enjoyed playing cards, Brewer baseball and Packer football, following the political and financial news, and socializing with family and friends.

Those Leo leaves behind to cherish his memory include his devoted wife, Dolores; and his children, Robert (Janice) Bodden of West Bend, Mary (Gerald) Falkowski of West Bend, Michael (Sandy) Bodden of West Bend, Joan Bodden of Kewaskum, Eugene (Linda) Bodden of Theresa, Rose (David) Vogt of West Bend, Mark Bodden (Fiancé, Debra Stortz) of Lomira, and David Bodden of Lomira. He is further survived by his fifteen grandchildren, Terri Bodden, Linda Bodden, Stephanie (Brent) Robinson, Andrew (Sara) Falkowski, Matthew Falkowski, Patrick (Sarah) Falkowski, Greg Bodden, Jill (Jeff ) Palka, Timothy (Linda) Bodden, Donald (Sarah) Bodden, Shelley (Kevin) Arndt, Nathan (Amanda)

Bodden, Katie and Kristin Vogt, and Chad Bodden. The great-grandchildren include Alex, Elena, and Nicholas Deheck, Brady and Sophia Robinson, Sydney and Evan Falkowski, Oscar and Chloe Palka, Brookelynn and Kherington Bodden, Madison and Maddox Bodden, and Bianca, Aylah, and Loftyn Arndt.

Other survivors include his sisters, Esther Kirsch of St. Lawrence, Loretta Sauer of Fond

du Lac, and Alice Bingen of Allenton; a brother, Alfred Bodden of Theresa; sisters-in-laws, Veronica Gindt, Mary Rose Thull, and Margaret (Allen) Konrath; other relatives and friends.

Leo was preceded in death by his parents, Edmund and Pauline (nee Ritger) Bodden; his parents -in-law, Emil and Mary (nee Berg) Moser; two brothers, Peter (Helen) Bodden and Bernard (Norma) Bodden; two sis-ters, Eleanor (LeRoy) Miller and Flora (Richard) Johnston; brothers-in-law, Walter Sauer, Norbert Bingen, Anthony Kirsch, Victor (Cyrilla) Moser, Gilbert (Lucina) Moser, Edmund Thull, and Gilbert Gindt; and sisters-in-law, Ann Bodden, Valeria (Ewald) Wolf, Clarice (Herman) Theisen, Betty Ann, and Janet Moser.

A Mass of Christian burial will be held on Friday, August 3, 2012 at 6:30pm at St. Theresa Catholic Church (102 Church St. Theresa, WI 53091). The family will greet relatives and friends at the church only from 4:00pm until the time of the Mass. Burial will be in St. Theresa Memorial Gardens.

Myrhum-Patten Funeral & Cremation Service of Mayville is assisting the family. Online guest book and con-dolences may be found at www.myrhum-patten.com.

The family wishes to extend a special thank you to all the caregivers at Kettle Moraine Gardens and the Heartland Hospice. •

Norma N. roemerNorma N. Roemer (Naffin), age 101, of Hartford, passed away Monday, July 30, 2012, at Wellington Place in Hartford.

She was born to Max and Hedwig (Weber) Naffin on October 15, 1910, in Horicon, Wisconsin. Norma was united in marriage to Milton Roemer on January 11, 1936, in Horicon.

She enjoyed gardening, reading, and baking. Norma was a member of the First United Methodist Church in Hartford.

She is survived by her children, Charles (Arlene )Roemer of West Bend, Gail Roemer and Joel (Terri) Roemer all of Hartford; her grandchildren, Brenda (Brad) Cirricione, Matthew (Sachiko) Roemer, Aaron (April) Roemer, Angela Bower, Andrea (Joseph) Szymanski, Paul (Jenny) Roemer, and Rick (Diedre) Roemer; great grand-children, Nicholas and Chandler Cirricione, Rebecca, Michael, Ryan and Sarah Roemer, Adam, Benjamin, Calais, Sydney and Lilly Roemer, Peyton, Ryan, Allison and Clayton Roemer, Emily, Henry and Nicholas Roemer, Kyle Bower, and Madeline Szymanski.

She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Norma was preceded in death by her parents, husband Milton, and siblings Harvey Naffin and Rachel Scherer.

Funeral Services for Norma will be held on Saturday, August 4, 2012, at 4:00pm at the First United Methodist Church, 738 Monroe Street, Hartford. The Rev. Verlin Wandrey will officiate. Visitation will be held Saturday from 2:00pm until 4:00pm at the church.

Interment at Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Hartford on Sunday, August 5, 2012, at 11:00am.

Memorials made to the First United Methodist Church are appreciated.

The family wishes to thank the Wellington Place and their staff, and Dr. Pfotenhauer and his staff at the Aurora Medical Center.

The Shimon Funeral Home is serving the family. (262) 673-9500 www.shimonfuneralhome.com •

Blanche M. collverBlanche M. Collver (nee Barwell), age 90, of Hartford, formerly of Texas, passed away Wednesday, August 1, 2012, at the Aurora Medical Center in Hartford.

She was born June 11, 1922, in Wellandport, Ontario, Canada to John and Laura (nee Comfort) Barwell. Blanche was united in marriage to H. Ray Collver on April 24, 1943, in Wellandport, Ontario, Canada.

Blanche enjoyed crocheting, crossword puzzles, was an accomplished pianist and organist, and was an avid reader. She was dearly loved by many people and was a very devoted pastor’s wife.

Blanche is survived by her husband Ray of 69 years; children Bryan (Roselyn) Collver of Sioux Falls, SD, Lois (Donavon) Kuehnast of Northfield, MN, Rod (Nona) Collver of Dallas, TX, Anna (Ben) Stratton of Hartford, Noel (Sharon) Collver of Tulsa, OK, Laura (Dan) Pongratz of Indianapolis, IN and Beth (Lowell) Hamill of Edinburg,

TX.; 24 grandchildren; and 44 great-grandchildren. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives, friends.

Blanche is preceded in death by her parents, her son Bruce, her grandchild Tammy and her brother Fred Barwell.

Funeral services for Blanche will be held on Saturday, August 4, 2012, at 1:00pm at Hartford Assembly of God, (3170 Highway K) with Rev. Walter Harvey officiating. Family will greet relatives and friends on Saturday at the church ONLY from 11:00am until 1:00pm service.

Interment at Spencer Lake Cemetery, Town of Lind.Memorials to the Aged Ministers Assistance Fund

c/o Hartford Assembly of God.The Shimon Funeral Home is serving the family.

(262) 673-9500 www.shimonfuneralhome.com •

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3:30pm Library Board live telecast

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5:00pm Rotary International Magazine


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Real EstateFeed Mill - Calumet Cty. Sale or Lease. Bloomer Realty 920-849-9855

Forest County For Sale by Owner: 160 Acres. Fenced, agricultural land with ponds. Excellent hunting. Asking $240,000. 715-362-0633

Tamarack Bar w/ Living Qtrs Oneida Co. 735’ Hwy frontage. 2BR, full kitchen. 2 Huge garages. 5533 Hwy 47 Opening Bid only $80,000. Aug. 28th 10:00am Term: $5000 Down. RWA #450 Robert St. Louis. 6728 Whitefish Lk. Rd, 3 Lakes 715-367-1668 www.colrene.net

Three Acre Lot in town of Hartford. 262-370-3156

Wanted to RentFirst Floor, One Bedroom, clean, appliances, air conditioning, laundry facilities, garage with opener. Call after 6pm, 262-673-4941.

For Rent - Housing1046 Riverbend Drive, two bed-room, appliances, air conditioning, laundry facilities, garage, available August 1, lease and security deposit required, $655. 262-549-6864

Brand New Condo Two bedroom, two bath, 2.5 car garage, no pets, available September 1, Iron Ridge. Call Mark for showing and informa-tion, 414-510-4699.

Downtown Hartford, updated one bedroom apartment, $450. One month free rent with one year lease. Good credit only, no pets, no smoking, call Mark 262-844-2018.

Free Rent, Waupun three bedroom, 1.5 bath townhouse, private entry, two car garage, pets considered, $765. 920-988-9729

Hartford Apartment, large one bedroom only. Heat, water, kitchen appliances included, on site laundry, off street parking, one year lease, no pets, $525 per month plus $575 security. 262-901-0936

Hartford Arrowhead Heights. Upper two bedroom, with balcony, walk in closet, includes appliances, blinds, laundry facilities, no pets, $610. 262-567-8809

Hartford Condo, side by side, three bedroom, three bath, two car attached garage, $1,395. 813-345-6010

Hartford Farmhouse, five bed-room, 1.5 bath, living room, dining room, kitchen, office; includes stove, washer and dryer. Fully updated and insulated, nonsmoking, dog under 25 lbs, $1,200 month, available 8/1. 262-305-2000

Hartford Nice Two Bedroom includes heat, water, appliances, small pet considered with pet fee. $655. 262-623-1487, 262-397-8680

Hartford Northside, one bedroom apartment, a/c, appliances, water included, no pets, nonsmoking, available now, $460. 262-673-5322

Hartford One Bedroom unit avail-able, half off first month’s rent, immediate occupancy, $495. Call Karen, 262-337-2842.

Hartford Ridgedale, new luxury condo. Two bedrooms, two bath, gas heat, c/a, balcony, fireplace, heated parking, no pets, lease, $950. 414-313-1177

Hartford Spacious Townhouse, three bedroom, 1.5 bath, appliances, garage, parking, private base-ment, energy efficient, pets nego-tiable, $1,000. 262-627-9173 or 262-251-1033

Hartford Two Bedroom lower flat, includes appliances, water/sewer, basement, no smoking/pets, $580 rent/security. 262-673-7674

Hartford Two Bedroom Upper with deck, stove, refrigerator, c/a, $600 month plus deposit, available September 1. 262-224-7940

Hartford, 1533 Honeysuckle Road, Elderly Low-Income Housing. One bedroom, living room, kitchen, bath. Appliances included. Government subsidized accord-ing to income. Equal Housing Opportunity. 1-800-997-9996

Hartford, Arrowhead. Two bedroom lower or upper with balcony, $635. Quiet, secure, locked building. No pets, non-smoking. 262-573-1661

Hustisford Large One Bedroom apartment, appliances and garage, no pets, available now, $445. 262-692-6758

Hustisford Three Bedroom Home, no pets, $575. 262-305-5656 or 262-305-5650.

Hustisford Townhouse, two bed-room, 2.5 bath, finished bonus room, sunroom, appliances, a/c, laundry hookups, attached garage, available September 1, $850 plus security. 262-224-3317

Jackson One or Two Bedroom Heat, water, appliances, a/c, no pets, $525-$575. 414-218-1402

Jackson Studio with heat, air, appli-ances, clean, quiet building, laundry facilities, no pets, available 8/1, $450 plus security. 920-210-6478

Kewaskum, Clean, Quiet, newer two bedroom, a/c, all appli-ances, great area, no pets, $565. 414-712-4774 or 414-807-4935

Newburg, 6785 Diane Drive. Elderly Low-Income Housing. One bedroom, living room, kitchen, bath. Appliances included. Government subsidized according to income. Immediate occupancy avail-able. Equal Housing Opportunity. 1-800-997-9996

Riverbend East Luxury Apartments. Upper two bedroom, two baths, includes appliances with dishwasher, blinds, laundry facilities, attached garage with opener, eleva-tor, no pets, $695. 262-567-8809

Slinger Two Bedroom lower or upper, great neighborhood, appli-ances, laundry, NO DOGS, one cat considered, new ownership, special $565 per month. Good credit a must. 262-821-9791

Three Bedroom, two car garage, Jackson, Slinger, Lomira (fireplace), Sussex. 262-305-7666

Timber Ridge Apartments. Two bedroom apartments, 729-789 Timberline Trail, Hartford. We are currently taking names for our waiting list for government assisted housing. Pay only 30% of your gross income for rent. Minimum two per-sons, maximum four persons. Please call 1-262-367-1515, Monday-Friday, 9am-3pm. Stonewood Management Corp. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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For Rent - Commercial**Shops** Industrial/Commercial, 40x40s, 12x12 overhead door, 110/220v electric, $550 month, Slinger area. 800-284-7347

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Meals for SeniorsState Fair Day - Cheeseburger on a bun, dilled potato salad, baked beans, first prize watermelon, cream puff, chocolate milk, alt: diet vanilla pudding, milk and coffee

Liver and onions, mashed potatoes with gravy, winter blend vegetables, multigrain bread, frosted orange cake, alt: applesauce, milk and coffee Teriyaki chicken breast, wild rice blend, sugar snap peas, chilled pineapple, sourdough bread, butterscotch pudding, alt: diet pudding, milk and coffee

Breaded pork cutlet, mashed potatoes with gravy, Harvard beets, whole wheat dinner roll, blueberry pie, alt: diet pie, milk and coffee

Baked cod, parslied potatoes, peas and carrots, marble rye bread, brownie, alt: diet chocolate pudding, milk and coffee

Call 262·335 – 4497 to make reservations one day in advance by 12 noon. Sites at Germantown, Hartford, Jackson, Kewaskum, Slinger and West Bend

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Thursday August 9th

Friday August 10th

Monday August 13th

Tuesday August 14th

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Flea MarketNew aNd Used · BUy or sell

saturday, august 25 · 8am–2pm Food on grounds · Bake Sale

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Washington County Master Gardener Volunteer Association presents “2012 Inspect Pest Update” “The bugs are taking over – version 2012”

The Washington County Master Gardener Volunteer Association would like to invite you to a seminar by renowned entomologist Phil Pellitteri, Distinguished Faculty Associate of UW-Madison.

Phil Pellitteri is a well known insect expert and frequent guest on Wisconsin Public Radio. He has been with the Insect Diagnostic Lab since 1978. Phil Pellitteri handles insect identification from around the state, is a UW-Extension Urban Entomologist and teach-es on campus. His presentation will be on this year’s insect pest challenges, solutions, and available to answer your insect questions.

The event takes place on August 9, 2012, at the Public Agency Center - Room 1113 A&B, 333 E. Washington Street, West Bend at 6:30 p.m. Space is limited. By August 7, please call 262-335-4477 and pre-register to attend this program.

A $3.00 admission fee will be charged and payable at the door. Doors open at 6:00pm with the presentation beginning at 6:30pm.

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Rummage SalesComplete Moving Sale Almost new appliances, solid fuel furnace, yard tools, firearms, plus much more. Thursday-Sunday, August 9-12, 8am-5pm. 1418 Maple Drive, Hubertus.

FLEA MARKET SUNDAY SHAWANO (Fairgrounds) 7am-4pm 715-526-9769 www.zurkopromotions.com

Garage Sale Signs, Individual signs with holder, $3 plus tax. The Booster, 31 W Sumner Street, Hartford or 834 South Main Street, West Bend.

Hartford 8/10, 8am-2pm. 8/11, 8am-11am. Household, boy’s to 4T and furniture. 1526 Bluebell Drive.

Hartford Friday 8/10, 8am-4pm. Saturday 8/11, 8am-Noon. Girl’s clothes to size 6, boy’s clothes to size 3T, toys, household. 6962 Meadowdale Drive.

Hartford, 1033 Cleveland Avenue Thursday 8/9-Saturday 8/11, 8am-4pm. Girl’s 0-4T, toys, DS games, Amish novels, miscellaneous household.

Hartford, August 10-11, 8am-4pm. Clothes, household, toys, miscel-laneous, something for everyone. 504 West State Street.

Iron Ridge MONSTER SALE Yes, once again! Lots of stuff. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 8/9, 8/10, 8/11, 9am-5pm. 502 Fence Line Avenue.

Moving Sale Baby bed, youth bed, wood dining set, wood hutch, bow-flex, treadmill, all reasonably priced. 4257 Woodcrest Ridge Road, West Bend. 262-629-5157

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Town of Erin/Hartford 1st Annual Subdivision Rummage. Five houses. August 10, 11, 12, 8am-4pm. Kid’s items, girl’s & boy’s clothes - all sizes, treadmill, household items, movies, books, collectables and more. Hwy. 83 & Q, follow signs.

Auctions & Estates SalesAUCTION on the Real Estate of the WILBERT BOHLEY ESTATE, 830 NE 1st St., Marion, WI. FRIDAY, AUG. 17, 5PM. 3-Bedroom Ranch Home, Vehicles, Furniture & Household, Lawn & Garden, Special & Misc. Items. Sale conducted by: NOLAN SALES LLC, Marion, WI. 800-472-0290. Auctioneers Lic. #165 & #142. Visit www.nolansales.com for details. (wcan)

AUCTION on the Real Estate of the WILBERT BOHLEY ESTATE, W10671 Parkway Ln, Elcho. SATURDAY AUG. 18, 10:30AM. 6-Bedroom 2-Story Home, Vehicles, Heavy Equipment, Trailers, Tools, Lawn & Garden, Household & Misc. Items. Sale conducted by: NOLAN SALES LLC, Marion, WI. 800-472-0290. Auctioneers Lic. #165 & #142. Visit www.nolansales.com for details. (wcan)

Lost & FoundGood Samaritans: No charge to run a classified listing for found items. Call The Booster, 262-673-2900 or 262-334-5899.

Start With Trust! Contact the Better Business Bureau if you are con-sidering replying to any ads and have questions about the busi-nesses offering them. We can help you avoid becoming the victim of a scam. Go to www.bbb.org or call 920-734-4352 or 800-273-1002 for assistance.


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