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PHOTO PROVIDED BY BERTUCCI FAMILYMonica Bertucci, a senior at Hartford Union High School,recently won a national piano competition.

Accepting the challengeHUHS senior winsnational piano competitionBY THOMAS J.MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

After winning awards at the statelevel for piano play for the past sever-al years, Monica Bertucci was honoredon the national level earlier thisspring.

Bertucci, a senior at Hartford UnionHigh School, was the 2017 StillmanKelley Competition winner forWisconsin. She the went on to win the2017 Thelma Byrum Piano Competitionaward. For the competitions, shechoose "Tempest" Piano Sonata No. 17in D minor, Opus 31, No 2, IIIAllegretto by Beethoven; Excursions,Opus 20, No 1 by Barber; andIntermezzo in A Major, Opus 118, No 2by Brahms.

In response to questions submittedby the Express News, Betucci said thatto prepare for the competitions shebegan look at repertoire in March of2016.She then chose her pieces overthe next two months and was practic-ing, drilling and memorizing sincethen. Bertucci submitted a 15 to 20minute DVD of her performances. It

was sent to the state chairman of thecompetition, who then forwarded it tothe national competition after her per-formance won at the state level.

Bertucci said she was "shocked"when she learned she won.

"I entered this competition to real-ly challenge myself and step out of mycomfort zone. I picked some reallyambitious pieces for this competitionand practiced them hundreds if notthousands of times," she said. "I foundout I won the state competition abouta month after I submitted my DVD, andfound out about the national competi-tion about a month after that. I wasreally excited because I submitted myDVD knowing I performed my best, butnot at all expecting to win."

The recent honors come after tak-ing the top honor at the 2015 and2016 Wisconsin Federation of MusicState Festival for both solos and duets.She also won first place at the 2016Milwaukee Area Piano TeachersAssociation solo competition.

Bertucci began playing piano short-ly after her fifth birthday and studiedwith her mom for 11 years beforeswitching to Janet Acker in 2014.See ‘PIANO’ PAGE 11

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This is a controversial topic in dentistry. How hardshould we try to save a tooth, a root and how muchmoney should we spend before we decide it may bebest to remove the tooth and replace it with a dentalimplant. So, let’s discuss this.

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The West Bend West girls track teamearned seven state tournament bidsduring the May 25 sectional.

The state track meet will be held atUW-LaCrosse June 2-3.

Qualifying for state for the West girlsteam were the 4x100, 4x200 and 4x400meter relay teams, Brianna Wenner inthe 3200 meter run, Grace Baumann inthe 100 meter and 300 meter hurdlesand Jessica Stelzner in the pole vault.

Members of the West boys team qual-ifying for state included Kyle Wilde inthe 110 and 300 meter hurdles, JadenSalinas in the 1600 meter run and LukeGuttormson in the 1600 meter run.

Other Division state qualifiers fromlocal teams included the following:

Hartford: Quinn Meinerz, shot put,Jack Johnson, pole vault; the girls4x800 meter relay team; Alyx Evans,800 meter run.

Slinger: Bennett Connolly, highjump, Tyler Evans, 110 meter hurdles;David Fassbinder, 1600 meter r run; girls4x400 and 4x800 meter relay teams;Paige Fassbinder, 1600 meter run; AllyJohnson, triple jump; SydneyReinhardt, 200 meter dash.

West Bend East: Duwayne Davis,110 meter hurdles, boys 4x200 meterrelay team; Annie Guerrero, high jump.

In Division 2, state qualifiers forKettle Moraine Lutheran include BramMiller in the discus and shot put, AlexMichaelsen in the 400 meter dash,Joseph Raasch in the 300 meter hurdles,Kary Brooke in the shot put and GretaStrasser in the discus.

In Division 3, state qualifiers forLiving Word Lutheran include MichaelAxtman in the 1600 meter run and 800meter run, Matthew Axtman in the shotput and 200 meter dash, Clay Maier inthe high jump the boys 4x100 meterrelay team, the girls 4x100 meter relayteam and Kenzie Dorth in the 3200meter run.

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6-12-17 6-13-17 6-14-17 6-15-17 6-16-17MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

ITALIAN CHICKEN BREASTROTINI NOODLES WITH

MARINARA SAUCEBROCCOLI FLORETS

LETTUCE SALADITALIAN BREADSTICK

PEANUT BUTTER COOKIEALT: DIET COOKIE

SEASONED PEPPERSTEAK OVERBROWN RICE

STIR FRY BLEND VEGGIESTROPICAL FRUIT CUP

WHOLE WHEAT BREADBUTTERSCOTCH PUDDING

ALT: DIET PUDDING

POT ROASTTWICE BAKED MASHEDPOTATOES WITH GRAVY

BRUSSEL SPROUTSMULTIGRAIN BREAD

STRAWBERRYRHUBARB PIEALT: DIET PIE

POLISH SAUSAGE*POTATO PANCAKESWITH APPLESAUCE

PICKLED BEET& ONION SALAD

CHEESECAKE W/ FRUITTOPPING

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MARBLE RYE BREADLEMON PUDDING CAKE

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We provide information and assistance toindividuals, their families, friends andcaregivers. We are HERE to help adults sort through their options so they can make informed decisions.

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CHURCH LISTINGSNEOSHOFAITH BIBLE ALLIANCE CHURCHW2799 Lehman Rd, Neosho, 920-625-3538Rev. Jeff [email protected] Worship Service 9am.Nursery provided.Sunday School, all ages 10:30am.

WEST BENDST. JOHN’S EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH809 South 6th Avenue, West Bend262-334-4901 • www.stjohnswestbend.orgWorship Wed. & Sat. 6pm;Sun. 8am, 9:30am & 11am

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The Woodford Drive bridge over theEisenbahn State Trail has been closed toall traffic beginning Thursday, May 25,2017. The bridge will remain closed totraffic throughout the duration of theCounty Trunk Highway D constructionproject, which is scheduled to be sub-stantially completed by mid-August. Thebridge is being closed solely for the pur-pose of restricting traffic utilizing theone-lane wooden bridge to bypass con-struction on CTH D and not for structur-al reasons.

Woodford Drive is not to be used bythrough traffic attempting to bypass theconstruction zone.

Follow the posted detour route utiliz-ing USH 45, State Trunk Highway (STH)33, and STH 144 (Main Street). Non-localtraffic traveling through the construc-tion zone and on Woodford Drive may beticketed. Local residents are asked to useextra care when driving in the construc-tion area and obey all flagmen and con-struction signs. Alternate routes shouldbe utilized if possible to avoid delays.

For more information, please visitwww.co.washington.wi.us/hwy and clickon "Road”

Construction & Projects" or call the

Highway Department office at 262-335-4435. Project updates will be postedperiodically on Washington County’swebsite and Facebook page.

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"My parents were always very encour-aging right from the start, so I alwaysfelt confident in my playing and wasalways eager to improve," she said. "Ilove really being able to portray differ-ent emotions of pieces and understandthe story behind the music."

Bertucci began music competitions inthe sixth grade with the Milwaukee AreaPiano Teachers Association. Besides per-forming music, she is also a composer, asher original composition "MidwinterSnowfall," was published in July 2015domestically by the License Lab as wellas by 37 sub-publishers internationally.

In addition to music, Bertucci is avarsity swimmer at HUHS, participates inthe SMART (Students Modeling aResearch Topic) and math teams, is amember of National Honor Society, and

was part of the 2016 FroedtertHealthcare Career Academy. She alsocaptained a youth Relay for Life team, afundraiser for the American CancerSociety, for the past five years.

Her future plans include studyingmicrobiology at UW-LaCrosse while alsominoring in music.

"This will give me opportunity tocontinue my education in music as wellas perform while simultaneously workingtowards my degree. I plan to keep writ-ing music and playing throughout mylife," Bertucci said. "Volunteering as apianist in the community is reallyimportant too, so I am sure I will con-tinue to do that. Although I am not pur-suing a career in music, I will alwayslook forward to coming home to thepiano after a long day at work to unwindand relax."

Woodford Drive bridge closed to traffic in West Bend

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HUHS senior wins national piano competition


RESTAURANT/HOSPITALITY

Allcast, LLC.is currently

accepting appli-cations for

the followingpositions:

Allcast, LLC offers health benefits, short and long term dis-ability insurance, 401k, paid holidays, and vacation time.

Apply in person, mail, fax or e-mail your resume to:

Trim Press Operator – Trim, inspect, and pack aluminum castingsaccording to part specific instructions. Starts at $12.00/hr or high-er.

Secondary/CNC Operator – Operate vibe machines, CNCmachines, shot blasters, and any other finishing work as necessary.Starts at $12.00/hr or higher.

Quality Assurance Technician – Responsibilities include but arenot limited to performing daily gauging, CMM inspections, gagecalibration, and internal audits. Wage based on experience andqualifications.

Die Cast Set Up – Set up die cast machines and trim presses toproduce aluminum parts in accordance with quality specifications.Previous experience is preferred but we are also interested intrainees. Trainee applicants should be mechanically inclined andwilling to learn. Trainees start at $13/hour and increase to$15/hour after one year. Wage based on experience and qualifica-tions.

EHS/MRO Specialist – A hybrid position with time dedicated toordering for our secondary and maintenance departments, as wellas overseeing our Environmental Health & Safety program. We arewilling to send candidates for outside training if necessary. Wagebased on experience and qualifications.

Allcast, LLC.217 Weis Street, P.O. Box 128 Allenton, WI 53002

Fax: 262-629-9157 • E-mail [email protected]

Germantown | Slinger | Cedarburg

PART TIME

DRIVERS NEEDEDSTARTING WAGE$13/HOUR

Positions availablefor activity trips and

regular routes

Go Riteway Offers• Child ride-along• Home Bus privilege• Weekly pay + incentive bonus• Summer work if interested• 401(k) Retirement • Flexible Schedule• Opportunities for advancement

Requirements• 21 years of age; able to• qualify for CDL with• S/P endorsements

No Experience Needed

PAID TRAININGthat works with your schedule)

Stop in any location to apply:Monday-Friday (8am – 4pm) or apply online

Visit: www.goriteway.com and click on “Employment”

Germantown (Richfield): 262-677-3282W201 N13900 Fond du Lac Ave (Hwy 145)

Slinger: 262-644-5016 • 200 Weil Dr.Cedarburg: 262-375-3102 • 7166 Sycamore Dr.

Your Complete Transportation Provided: Family Owned and Operated since 1957

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

DRIVERS

DriversFull and Part time positions open!!

Valid Driver’s License.Mature Work Environment!!

Apply in person.

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SEARCHING FOR CARRIERS IN THESE COUNTIES:

based on the size of the route. Tips can also be earnedfor great customer service. You must be available 7days a week, have a valid drivers license, auto insur-ance and a dependable vehicle. Routes are filling fast,contact us today.

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GENERALEMPLOYMENT

GENERAL LABORAll shifts available

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SKILLED TRADES

Is Hiring Housekeepers!- $11 an hour plus tips and

mileage reimbursement- Paid Vacation

- Call or email today!262-432-2365 or

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The Threshold Inc.Attn: Human Resources: Human Resources

600 Rolfs Avenue, West Bend WI 53090wwww.thresholdinc.org

EEOC / Drug-Free Workplace

Join our Clean Sweep custodial team! Wehave parttime openings with a variety ofschedules. Work locations in WestBend/Hartford and Grafton. Positionsrequire you to perform cleaning dutiesaccording to contract specifications.Starting rate is $10.00 per hour.

Candidates must be a self-starter, able tostand for duration of shift and work withweights up to 25 pounds. Previous experi-ence helpful.

CUSTODIALSTAFF NEEDED

A division of The Threshold, Incorporated

SEVERAL IMMEDIATE OPENINGS:First Shift:

Customized Trailer Fabricator/AssemblyCarpentry or construction skills,

measurement skills and power tools

Assemblers 1st / 2nd shiftWe're willing to teach beginners

MIG Arc WelderPerform setups and weld Aluminum. Must pass weld test.

We'll help train you even if you're not familiar with aluminum.

CDL CLASS A LOCAL DELIVERY DRIVERDelivery in S.E. WI and occasionally IL, IN or MN area.

MATERIAL HANDLER 1ST / 2ND SHIFT

1ST / 2ND SHIFT MACHINE OPERATOR.40/hr shift premium

Summer Help Welcome for Assembly and Fabrication

Application available online www.tritontrailers.comemail: [email protected] or

apply in person at 857 W. State Street,Hartford, WI 53027

Full andPart Time

RNs/LPNsCNAs

PCWs forAssisted LivingLasata is owned and operated by Ozaukee

County and offers highly competitive wages,great benefits, shift and weekend

differentials. Every other weekend andholiday is required.

Complete an onlineapplication at

lasatacampus.com,email resume to

[email protected] call 262-512-2801.

HEALTHCARE SERVICES

Creating Opportunities

Do you have a heart for people and a knack to make a person smile?Do you like to work in a team environment? Be part of a team that pro-vides a variety of fun and learning activities for individuals with disabili-ties. Program Instructors are responsible for the educational and commu-nity instruction of clients with severe/multiple disabilities within a struc-tured program.Benefits include medical, dental and vision insurance, wellness program,paid time off and 10 paid holidays. Requires a valid WI driver's license,a good driving record; ability to pass a background check and lift 25-50 pounds; experience working with individuals with disabilities is a plus.

Human Resources, 600 Rolfs Avenue, West Bend WI [email protected] • Website: www.thresholdinc.org

EEOC / Drug-Free Workplace

PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR

GENERALEMPLOYMENT

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