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Mini Mudder run:Area residents areinvited to “run for fun”and “run for funds” inthe inaugural U.S.Bank Mini Mudder on June 28 at theGermantown HighSchool. See page 10.

District survey: Arandom sample of300 Hamilton SchoolDistrict residents willbe called in June aspart of a communitysurvey. The survey isa follow-up to onesconducted previouslyin the district. Seepage 10.

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Rain would not stop the familyand friends of John Cassidy from run-ning on his behalf May 30.

Runners and walkers for the fourthannual Coach Cassidy Classic 5Kmoved from the starting area at BenFranklin Elementary School for the 5Kwalk. The event is named afterCassidy, who died from arterial later-al sclerosis (ALS) in January 2011. Thedisease is also known as Lou Gehrig’sdisease.

Cassidy coached several youth

sports teams, including summer bas-ketball teams that included playersfrom Menomonee Falls and Hamiltonhigh schools.

“I like so many of you was one ofthose who was so totally blessed to betouched by Coach Cassidy,” WITI-TVsportscaster Tom Pipines said. “Likemany of you, I wear the ALS braceletto remind me every day of the beauti-ful man he was and still is and stillimpacts so many people, it’s incredi-ble.”

Cassidy was a volunteer at BenFranklin Elementary, and a tree wasplanted on the east side of the schoolin his memory shortly after his death.Pipines and participants gatheredaround the tree prior to the walk/run.

“We’re going to warm up and

stay with one another and make this avery special day, a very fruitful day,”Pipines said.

Pipines also introduced Al Clark,who worked with Pipines at WITI-TVfor 25 years. Funds raised from theevent will benefit a family af fected byALS. This year it was Clark and hisfamily.

Lynn Cassidy, John’s wife, thankedvolunteers for the event and sponsors.She noted that several members of theCassidy family who came from out ofstate for the event.

“Just the community, I can’t tellyou how much it helps to have support

from such a devastating disease. Toget through it and to go on, withoutyou guys it would have been very dif-ficult,” Lynn Cassidy said. “So thankyou for all your support.”

She noted that her husband oftensaid “every day’s a party.” She alsonoted that he quoted the “Star Wars”character Yoda, who said “Do or donot, there is no try.”

“I thank you for giving a try tocome out today to be with us,” shesaid.

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Walkers leave from Ben Franklin Elementary School to begin the CoachCassidy Classic 5K May 30. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.



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Members of the Fiber Arts Coalition hasbrought their vibrant art quilts to the SchauerArts Center. The display of contemporaryfiber art entitled “Got Jazz” will be on viewin the Suckow Family Art Gallery nowthrough Sunday, July 5. The Suckow FamilyArt Gallery is located on the second level ofthe Schauer Center at 147 N. Rural Street indowntown Hartford. Gallery hours areMonday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5p.m. and Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.Visit SchauerCenter.org/Events/Gallery orcall (262) 670-0560, ext. 3 for detailsabout other upcoming exhibits.

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When the U.S. power sports industrysought a better package for oils and lubri-cants, Glenroy Inc. was the first to offer aninnovative solution.

The end result was the first stand up oilpouch for the U.S. power sports industry,which was developed by Glenroy in collab-oration with Lube-Tech, a leading lubricantformulator. The stand-up oil pouch was pro-duced for Arctic Cat in 2013.

"Stand up pouches overall have been agame-changer. We are seeing an influx ofproducts moving into flexible packaging."said Amanda Dahlby, marketing managerfor Glenroy.

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"This acquisition provides Glenroy Inc.with a wide range of pouch convertingequipment, and allows Glenroy to offer someof the most extensive in-house premadepouch capabilities in the industry. This pouchconverting equipment has produced award-winning stand-up pouches," the companysaid in a statement at the time.

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increasing, the acquisition of PF Flexibles,combined with Glenroy’s 50 years of experi-ence in flexible packaging, allows us to pro-vide top-quality custom-engineered pouches.This supports our mission of providing thehighest level of service to our customers.”Rich Buss, president and chief executive offi-cer for Glenroy, said at the time.

Stand-up pouch usage is increasingacross many industries, as flexible packagingmaterials have become more advanced, andstand-up pouches with spouts or fitments arebecoming popular alternatives to rigid pack-aging, according to information fromGlenroy.

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Herb Jablonka had a strong engineeringbackground was adept in working with plas-tic films. Prior to founding Glenroy, hedesigned and built a machine to manufac-ture three-ring binder sheet protectors using avinyl film, and he was a co-owner of a com-pany named Sealcraft in Milwaukee.

Glenroy initially focused on creatinglaminating films, but also produced flexiblepackaging materials. Glenroy then beganprinting and manufacturing balloon film in1974, which is the material used to createmylar balloons.

"Over time, the company became thetop producer of balloon film in the US. In

fact, the standard sizes of today’s mylar bal-loons are still based on the widths of balloonfilm that Glenroy produced," the companystated. "Meanwhile, Glenroy had estab-lished a loyal following of flexible packagingcustomers whom appreciated the company’sconsistently high-quality flexible packaging.Demand for flexible packaging continued toincrease, and in the mid 1980’s, Glenroypurchased additional equipment to serve itsflexible packaging customer base. To thisday, Glenroy’s primary product focus is flex-ible packaging.”

The company rebounded after a fire in

1973 that com-pletely destroythe firm's origi-nal facility inMilwaukee. Itwas then thatthe companyrelocated to itsexisting locationin MenomoneeFalls.

The compa-ny currently has197 employeesand serves anational cus-tomer base.According toinformation from

Glenroy, nineout of 10 cus-tomers whocome to thecompany thefirst timebecome repeatcustomers. Inaddition, the company has won over 90printing and supplier awards.

Dahlby explained that how the companydevelops new products depends on the situ-ation.

"We custom-engineer flexible packagingmaterials for each unique application,according to each product’s unique formula-tion, distribution methods, life cycle, and fill-ing equipment. When customers come to usfor stand-up pouches, we not only engineer

the flexible packaging material, but we workcollaboratively with them to create stand-uppouch prototypes with various features. Ourpackaging engineers are some of the best inthe industry," she said.

The stand-up pouch also falls in line withanother trend in the industry, which is devel-oping more environmentally-friendly packag-ing solutions. "There are many environmen-tal benefits of choosing flexible packaging.When compared to other packaging for-mats, flexible packaging generally takes upmuch less space in landfills (even with recy-cling rates of other packaging types factored

in), requires less energy and generCO2 emissions during productirequires fewer trucks for transporeducing fossil fuel consumption aemissions," Dahlby said.

A family-owned business, Glenroowned by the third generation of ththat founded it. The company nothere is very low turnover and themployees have been with the comdecades.

"At Glenroy, each customer has

team that is easily accessible and dto them. Customers also have direct aall of our technical and package engexperts," Dahlby said.

A statement from company coRoy Jablonka sums up how the capproaches the future. According

Jablonka, “The world is a very place than it was the summer of 19Dad, Mom, and I opened the doofirst facility. What hasn’t changed is to always make a difference for tomers.”

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(NAPSI)—If your dad is like many,he spends much (maybe too much?) ofhis time at work, and many times whenhe’s not there, his smartphone meanshe’s still not truly unplugged. In fact,according to a survey by USA Today,50 percent of dads find it difficult tobalance work and family. Fortunately,this Father’s Day, you can get him the

gift of relaxation in four ways.Here’s how:Bonding time. Fighting traffic on

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Solitude. Life can get hectic andthe responsibilities of work and familycan take a toll on dear old Dad.Kiplinger’s magazine suggests thatgiving Dad time to do as he wants isalways a great idea. Vacating thehouse for a few hours and letting him

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Maccabi Games: United Way—Milwaukee & Waukesha Counties

Joi n Uni ted Way and the JewishCommunity Center (JCC) for the MaccabiGames August 2-7. The JCC MaccabiGames is an Olympic-style sporting com-petition held each summer in NorthAmerica. United Way needs 1,000 localvolunteers! Volunteer to be a greeter, ref-eree, scorekeeper, timer, or lunch server.Morning, afternoon and evening shifts areavailable. Volunteers must be a minimumof 17 years-old.

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For more information, call 262-246-5180 or stop in at the Pauline Haass PublicLibrary, N64 W23820 Main St. in Sussex,or check the library’s web site at www.phplonline.org. If you or your childrequires a program to be in an accessibleformat, please call the library at least 72hours in advance so that arrangements canbe made.

ADULT PROGRAMS AND NEWSAdult Summer Reading Program- June 1-August 15

The Adult Summer Reading Programwill begin on Monday, June 1. For everybook read, enter in a drawing for greatprizes! No registration is needed and theprogram is open to anyone 18 and older.

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Sign up at the library starting June 1 toearn fun rewards for summer reading!Grades 6-12.

7th - 9th Grade BookDiscussions: Join other teens to talkabout the month’s book selection andenjoy a snack. Once a month on Tuesdays,

2:30-3:15 p.m. Summer reading themesare “Quest Obsessed” (medieval adven-ture) and “Keepin’ it Real” (realistic fic-tion).

Register and choose a book at theYouth Services Desk.

Tuesday, June 30 , 2:30-3:15 p.m.,“Quest Obsessed.” Registration beginsand books available June 9.

Tuesday, July 28, 2:30-3:15 p.m..“Keepin’ it Real.” Registration begins andbooks available July 7.

Teen Advisory Board: June 30and July 28 3:30 p.m.

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Kids’ Summer Reading Club:June 1-August 15

Sign up at the library starting June 1 toearn rewards for reading and having fun atthe library this summer! The reading clubends August 15.

School’s Out Summer PerformerShowcase: Mondays, June 15-July27 1 p.m.

Join us Monday afte rnoons for ourseven-week professional performer show-case for school-age children (ages 5-12).

Pick up your free ticket in person at theYouth Services Desk beginning at 12:30p.m. the day of the performance. Space islimited.

The Lineup: June 15 — Zoozor t: Live animals up

close with animal educator Noelle Tarrant. June 22 — The Magic of Jim Mitchel l:

Family fun magic and comedy for every-one.

June 29 — "Adventures in Science:" inKarl Debelack’s action-packed program July 6 — Paul Merklein: Cartoonist and

speaker who draws famous Super Heroes—Batman, Superman and more—even drawspeople right from the audience.

July 13 — Mil ler & Mike : Clowning , jug-gling, and audience participation createhigh energy entertainment by these formerRingling Brothers Barnum and BaileyCircus performers.

July 20 — Stuar t Stotts, Musician andStoryteller: A mix of stories and songs,including many from different cultures,delight kids and adults.

July 27 — Storybook Enchantments :Fairy-tale entertainers present "Tales fromUnder the Sea," an interactive storytimefeaturing the Little Mermaid and Pirate.

Family Storytime: Tuesdays,June 16-July 28, 9:45-10:15 a.m.–and– 10:30-11 a.m. (repeated)

Lively program of stories, songs, move-ment (and more!) designed with preschool-ers in mind (ages 0-5). No registration.

Just drop i n.Library Playgroup: Tuesdays,

June 16-July 28 after storytimeInformal playgroup meets Tuesday

mornings immediately following FamilyStorytime. No registration. Just drop in.

Lunch Bunch: AlternateThursdays, June 18, July 2, 16, and30, 12:15-1 p.m.

Nature-inspired program of summer-time stories and hands-on activities forschool-age kids (ages 5-12). Grab yourlunch and join us if you are age 5 and

older. No registration. Just drop in.2nd and 3rd Grade Book Club:

Are you entering second or third gradenext fall and love to read? Join us for bookdiscussion, a fun activity, and snack.Program is repeated; register for the after-noon which works best for your schedule.Summer book themes are “Pirates &Mermaids” and “Critters & Kids.” Registerand choose a book at Youth Services Desk.

Tuesday, June 23 or Wednesday, June24 , 1:30-2:15 p.m. —“Pirates &Mermaids” Registration begins/booksavailable June 3

Tuesday, July 21 or Wednesday, July22 , 1:30-2:15 p.m.— “Critters & Kids.” Registrationbegins/books available July 1

4th, 5th & 6th Grade Book Club:Are you entering 4th, 5th, or 6th gradenext fall and love to read? Join us for bookdiscussion, a fun activity, and snack.Program is repeated; register for the after-noon which works best for your schedule.

Summer book themes are “Heroes &Underdogs” and “Inventions &Brainstorms.” Register and choose a bookat Youth Services Desk.

Tuesday, June 23 or Wednesday, June24.1:30-2:15 p.m. — “Heroes &Underdogs” Registration begins/booksavailable June 3

Tuesday, July 21 or Wednesday, July22, 1:30-2:15 p.m. — “Inventions &

Brainstorms” Regbegins/books available July 1

LEGO Club: Wednesdays, J June 24, July 8, and July 22, 6p.m.

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Friday Family Flicks: Fridays, July 31, 1 p.m. Come in and chill

Friday for a cool movie matineeearly; Space is limited. June 19 — Cloudy with a Ch

Meatballs 2 June 26 — Planes Fire & Rescu July 10 — The Inc redible s July 17— 101 Dalmat ians July 24 — Super Buddies July 31 — T inkerbel l and the Le

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A random sample of 300 HamiltonSchool District residents will be called in Juneas part of a community survey. The survey is

a follow-up to ones conducted previously inthe district. The district conducts the surveyto:learn the expectations and priorities thecommunity has for its schools; understandcommunity sentiment on critical school issues;verify perceptions of satisfaction with the dis-trict’s overall performance; and evaluateand plan communication.

School officials are asking comembers for their cooperation if contacted.

“It’s important to learn the perof all members in our community ing those who do and do not haveenrolled in our schools,” Public InfCoordinator Denise Dorn Lindbe“When contacted by one of the caencourage residents to participatsurvey.”

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Area residents are invited to “run forfun” and “run for funds” in the inauguralU.S. Bank Mini Mudder on June 28 at theGermantown High School. All proceedsfrom the Mini Mudder will help supportthe Germantown Community Scholarship

Fund’s Teacher Grant Awards program tofurther benefit Germantown area students.The Mini Mudder is an obstacle race

course designed for all age groups from

kindergarten through high schostudents, as well as families andThe Mini Mudder fun run starts with a short course for grades lowed by a longer course race forgrade 4-adult.

Registration information is aon the GCSF website at wwwtownscholarship.org.

Mini Mudder fundraising evenset for June 28

The Schauer School of the Arts willbe hosting painting and ceramic classesfor ages 6 to 14. Youth visual arts class-es encourage individual expression andprovide opportunities to work directlywith professional artists. Classes areheld at the Schauer Center, 147 N. RuralSt. in downtown Hartford.

Offerings for the Summer include:

• Famous Paintings (ages 7-14) onMondays, June 15 to July 13, 4:30 to 6p.m. (no class June 29): Students will findinspiration from famous painters Vincentvan Gogh, Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso,and Georgia O’Keefe. Using pastels andacrylics to experiment with impression-ism, realism, and modern art, students willcreate four finished pieces.

• Ceramics (ages 6-14) onTuesdays, July 7-28 from 3 to 4:30 p.m.:Students will develop their unique con-nection to clay through exploration ofvarious hand-building techniques. Classculminates with a glaze-finish ceramicwork that is functional sculptural, or both.

• Summer Painting (ages 7-Mondays, July 20 to Aug. 10, 4 to(no class July 27): The multimedwill teach background, foregrounshading, and blocking while spaint a butterfly, sea turtle, aunderwater seascape.

• Intermediate Ceramics (ageon Tuesdays, Aug. 4-25 from 3

p.m.: A class for returning ceramdents to go beyond the basics anadditional hand-building technique

To register or request a brcontact the Schauer Center by ph(262) 670-0560, ext. 4. Regisare accepted in person, Monday Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p147 N. Rural St. in Hartford. Forplete list of classes and descriptioregister online SchauerCenter.org/CSA. Tuitioapply, but financial aid and pplans are available upon request twho qualify.

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The WIAA state track meet was held atUW-LaCrosse June 5-6. Menomonee Falls,Germantown and Hamilton athletes quali-fied for the tournament at the Oconomowocsectional May 29.

The following is a list of state qualifiers

for local teams:Menomonee FallsBoys: Darrell Handy, high jump; Darron

Murray, high jump; Bryce McMurtry, 110meter dash; Reese Meredith, 300 meter hur-dles; Zack Pogorzelski, pole vault; 4x200meter relay (Mason Jansen, McMurtry,Brandon Kivisto, Josh Lucas, Patrick Doyle,Amari Hackett), 4x100 meter relay (Hackett,

Jansen, Kivisto, Lucas, Doyle, Meredith)Girls: Khady Diarrassouba, 400 meter

dash.GermantownBoys: Shon Pratcher, Jr., long jump and

triple jump; Cole Karcz, discus.Germantown: Alyssa Goesch, 800

meter run; Olivia Verdin, discus and shot put;

Emily Vidulski, high jump; Kenzie high jump; 4x200 meter relay teamCampbell, Tatum GallenbergeBethhauser, Schmitz, Aubrey Fliss, MBatchelor), 4x100 meter rela(Campbell, Bethhauser, Galle

Schmitz, Erin Williard, Jenna H4x400 meter relay team (CGallenberger, Schmitz, Goesch, BeMegan Hedinger)

HamiltonBoys: Josh Desorcy, 400 met

Zach Jasinski, pole vault.Girls: Bianca Stubler, 400 me

Meghan Joyner, 100 meter Mariana Feudner, 100 meter dashmeter relay team (Victoria JoKatlynn Mushall, Taylor Klug, Samantha Hagenow, Claire Birk)meter relay team (Klug, ChelseaFeudner, Stubler, Amanda HaMegan Jansett)

Going to state: Local qualifiefor state track meet

The Germantown girls softball teamqualified for the state tournament for thethird time in three years, as the Warhawksbeat Divine Savior Holy Angels (DSHA) 3-1 in the sectional final at Homestead.

The teams were tied 1-1 in the fifthinning when Carly Szada hit a double.Szada then scored on a triple by EmilyDoran. Doran then scored on a error asGermantown took a 3-1 lead with two outs.The rally came after DSHA threatened totake the lead in the top of the inning, asthey had runners on second and third withone out.

Germantown pitcher Michelle Moorethe allowed only one hit the last two inningsto secure the victory for Germantown.

“We told them, we’ve been there,

we’ve done this, it’s another softbaGermantown Co-Coach Kurt Ragof his team’s early deficit. “Obvioknow better. But if you can convinself of that, it’s a step in the right d

Raguse said cited the key beting to the state tournament for thre

“It’s great kids, it’s a good sumgram, it’s kids playing the gametime,” Raguse said. “We have thorganization behind us, we have are dedicated to the game.”

Germantown will open the statment with a game against DeFora.m. June 11. The tournament will bthe UW-Madison Goodman Diamo

In another sectional final Menomonee Falls lost at Watertow

The Menomonee Falls girls soccer team

defeated on Greater Metro Conference rivalto open the playoffs June 4, and will faceanother in their next game.

Menomonee Falls beat Hamilton, 3-0.Menomonee Falls advanced to a Division 1regional final at Brookfield Central at 7 p.m.

June 6.Germantown opened the playoffs with a

3-0 win over Fond du Lac. Goals ca

Mackenzie Challoner, Izzie ThompMegan French. Germantown advanregional final at North Shore Corival Homestead at 7 p.m. June 6.

In Division 4, Kettle Moraine Lutheed the playoffs with a 2-1 win over DThe Chargers advanced to a 7 p.mregional final at Brookfield Academy

Girls soccer: Falls, Germantownwin playoff openers

Softball: Germantown qualififor state tournament

The Germantown girls softball team holds the sectional trophy after deDivine Savior Holy Angels in the sectional final June 4. Photo by ThoMcKillen



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The Public Issues LeadershipDevelopment Conference was held April 12-15 at the Hyatt Regency Crystal City Hotel inArlington, Virginia. More than 200 represen-tatives from across the nation attended theconference, which featured presentations ontopics such as alternative energies, communi-ty and food security, and youth and civicengagement. Both Kriefall and Wentlandtwere selected to represent Wisconsinthrough a rigorous application process.

The delegates met with their con-gressperson and senators to inform them ofhow UW-Extension is positively impactingthe lives of Washington County residents.Kriefall met with Senator Tammy Baldwinand Wentlandt met with Senator Ron

Johnson’s aide. Both met with Representative James F. Sensenbrenner’s staff. Wentlandtsaid, “The legislators and their staff werevery receptive and thankful for the impact of

UW-Extension in Washington County.” Asone of just two youth invited to participate inthe conference, Wentlandt noted that it wasa unique opportunity to strengthen his net-working and public speaking skills.

Kriefall reflected that his participation inthe conference motivated him to get the wordout about Extension. “When you talk to peo-ple about Extension, they don’t really know,”he said. Wentlandt agreed. “This needs to

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Melissa Zambito, of Jackson, receivedthe Sigma Theta Tau International NursingHonor Society. Membership in the SigmaTheta Tau International Nursing HonorSociety is presented to nursing majors whohave demonstrated professional leadershippotential and academic integrity (byachieving a 3.5 GPA in the senior year or3.75 in the junior year, and by placingwithin the upper 35% of the class).

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The following is a partial listing of Juneteenth events occurring statewide.

Milwaukee (information takenfrom the Northcott NeighborhoodHouse Web site): Juneteenth celebra-tions will be taking place nationwide,including Milwaukee. Local activities areorganized by the NorthcottNeighborhood House and have been heldfor several decades. Among activities dur-ing the day will be a parade, local Africandance groups, food games, exhibits and

more.For more information call Northcott

Neighborhood House at (414) 372-3770.Appleton (information taken

from the appleton.org Web site):Appleton’s sixth Annual JuneteenthCelebration will be held on Sunday, June14, 2015 from noon - 6 p.m. at City Park,500 E Franklin St., Appleton. Juneteenthmarks the official end of slavery in theUnited States.

On June 19, 1865, the last slaves in

Texas were finally told they were free - afull two and half years after AbrahamLincoln issued the EmancipationProclamation. This year is the 150thAnniversary year of Juneteenth in thiscountry.

Juneteenth Appleton features educa-tional opportunities, music, dancing, food,retail vendors, non-profit, business andinformational booths and the popularChildren’s Village. Juneteenth 2015 is pre-sented by African Heritage, Inc. in collab-

oration with the City of Appleton support of many area sponsors. Ftions, please contact Kathy Flores832-1564 or visit: http://www.afitageinc.org/

Madison: (Information from the Juneteenth MadisoSite): June 19, 2015, will mark Anniversary of Juneteenth Day Cein American History. The Celebrakick-off with the Fifteenth Annual P4 p.m. at Brittingham Park and thefestivities will he held at Olin Turvstarting at Noon on June 20 Juneteenth is the one event that is dto the African American experMadison and across the nation.

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Juneteenth, celebra ted on June 19, isthe name given to emancipation day byAfrican-Americans in Texas. On that dayin 1865 Union Major-General GordonGranger read General Orders, No.3 tothe people of Galveston. It stated:

"The people of Texas are informedthat, in accordance with a proclamationfrom the Executive of the United States,all slaves are free. This involves anabsolute equality of personal rights andrights of property between former mas-ters and slaves, and the connectionheretofore existing between thembecomes that between employer andhired labor. The freedmen are advised toremain quietly at their present homes andwork for wages. They are informed thatthey will not be allowed to collect at mili-tary posts and that they will not be sup-ported in idleness either there or else-where."

Large celebrations on June 19 beganin 1866 and continued regularly into theearly 20th century. The African-Americans treated this day like the Fourthof July and the celebrations containedsimilar events. In the early days, the cele-bration included a prayer service, speak-ers with inspirational messages, readingof the emancipation proclamation, storiesfrom former slaves, food, red soda water,games, rodeos and dances.

The celebration of June 19 as eman-cipation day spread from Texas to theneighboring states of Louisiana, Arkansasand Oklahoma. It has also appeared inAlabama, Florida, and California asAfrican-American Texans migrated.

In many parts of Texas, ex-slaves pur-chased land, or "emancipation grounds,"for the Juneteenth gathering. Examplesinclude: Emancipation Park in Houston,purchased in 1872; what is now Booker

T. Washington Park in Mexia; andEmancipation park in East Austin.

Celebration of Juneteenth declinedduring World War II but revived in 1950at the Texas State Fair Grounds in Dallas.Interest and participation fell away dur-ing the late 1950's and 1960's as atten-tion focused on expansion of freedom forAfrican-Americans. In the 1970's Juneteenth revived in some communi ties.For example, in Austin the Juneteenth cel-ebration returned in 1976 after a 25year hiatus.

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The Gables of Germantown Engel HausN109 W17110 Ava Circle, Germantown, WI

(on Division Road south of Mequon Road).www.capricommunities.com • EOE

CAREGIVER/CNAThe Gables of Germantown in Germantown is currently hiringfor part-time caregivers on all shifts. Assist with ADLs, medadmin, meals & other duties. Must be responsible, have a pos-itive attitude, and dependable transportation. Send resume [email protected] or call 262-289-2739.

DIETARYAIDEThe Gables of Germantown in Germantown is currently hiringfor part-time dietary aides. Taking customer orders, servingmeals, bussing tables, & other duties. Must be responsible,have a positive attitude, and dependable transportation. Sendresume to [email protected] or call 262-345-1025.

LOOKING FOR A CAREER,NOT JUST A JOB?

Want to make a difference in your community?

Inspiration In Action

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MEDICAL ASSISTANT PROGRAMwill train you for an exciting career in the health care field.

D AYTIME PROGRAM BEGINS AT OUR

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Call 414-649-0795 for more information.

HIRING ALL SHIFRNs - LPNs- CNAFull-time - Part-time - PR

Our employees ARE our mvaluable resource.

Apply Direct To:Virginia Highlands Hea& Rehabilitation Cente

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Join Our Health Care Team!

We’re a family oriented health care facility.

DIETICIANPart TimeWe’re just a short 15 minutedrive south of Fond Du Lac

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Hope Health andRehabilitation

438 Ashford Ave. Lomira, WI 53048 Apply online at:

hopehealthandrehab.comor call 920-269-4386

Join Our Health Care TWe’re a family oriented health care

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Make more than a livinMake a difference.

Hope Health anRehabilitation

438 Ashford Ave. Lomira, WI Apply online at:

hopehealthandrehab.comor call 920-269-4386

BrightStar is looking for dependableprofessionals to work one-on-one withseniors in their homes.

✰ CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant)✰ HHA (Home Health Aid)✰ LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse)

Daytime, overnight & weekends shiftavailable. Valid driver’s license, insuredvehicle, CPR cert and Background checksrequired.

Mention this ad and become eligible for asign up bonus for a limited time.

www.brightstarcare.com/west-bend/

Now Hiring In-Home Caregivers

Apply on-line or in Person at:BrightStar of West Bend

W227N16841 Tillie Lake CourtJackson, WI 53037

Please call if you have questions:Job Line:262-677-9203

Fax: 262-677-9208or Email: [email protected]

Independently Owned and Operated CAREGIVERS/CNo Experience NeedLive-in/Hourly Shif

Available• Housekeeping • Laund

• Meals • Personal Car

Valid drivers license aninsured vehicle preferr

Please call Gloria

262-649-3036or email GSeeger@abc-senior

These are full time positions. We arewilling to train the right candidates.

Blew Inn Supper ClubW7115 Hwy 16/60

Juneau, WI 53039(920) 696-3711

Applicants may send their resumes to [email protected]

Our website iswww.blewinn.com

M O U N T I N ’ S

1440 Horicon St. Mayville

Call for an interview at 920-387-3220and ask for Curt.

Looking for anartistic individualthat enjoysdecorating

cakes. Experiencea must. Good startingwage and friendly workenvironment with day-time hours.

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• TreeTrimming & Remov

• Stump Grinding

• Lawn Cutting(commercial & residen

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Model 8355 - 7’

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West Bend 1327 S. Main St.262-334-8008

Across the street from Kohl’s Dept. Store

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Waukesha 2111 S. West Ave. #56

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Office: 262-251-5133www.donstopsoil.com

M-F 8:30-5; Sat. 8:30-2; Sun. 10-2Specializing In Small Load Deliveries • Mulch • Screened & Pulverized Topsoil

• Sand • Stone We welcome trailers & pick-up trucks

HOME & RETAIL DELIVERY

Ge r sc h k e N U RSERY

Open Fri & Sat 8am-3pm; Sun 9am-3pm

W210 N10738 Appleton Ave.

Germantown1 Mile north of Lannon Rd on Hwy. 175

SPRUCE TREESARBS • TREES

SHRUBS • BOXWOODSDWARF CRABS (Firebird & Tinas)

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LITTLE MOSES3’ TO 4’ $25.00 Reg. $55.00

• REC ROOMS

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Open Saturdays ‘til Noon262-252-3749

MONSEN TRUCKING

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Screened, Pulverized, Delivered

Menomonee Falls 262-293-9285Hartford 262-673-2500

New Berlin 262-786-2Burlington 262-763-2

www.ThielmannHeating.com

Gas Furnace or Air Conditioning Cle

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Free Germicidal Light with select Furnace & A/C Purchase (destroys bacteria and mold)

Special Financing Offers! “Plans for Everyone”

NEW WI-FI Thermostats “Control from your Smart Pho

WINTERREBATES

UP TO$1,75000

• Free Estimates • Senior Disc• Bonded/Insured • Excellent Ref

• Cedar & Vinyl Siding • Aluminum Siding w/5yr Wa

Veteran Operated

262-677-1400

Treider’s PaintInterior & Exterior Paintin




WINDOWS • DOORS • SIDING

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Showroom: M 9-5, T-Th 9-7, F 9-5, Sat 9-1

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