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Volume 12, Issue 44 November 2, 2013(262) 238-6397 www.discoverhometown.com

Your first source for local news, sports, and advertising

Hartford/Slinger West Bend/Jackson

Prep sports results. See page 9.

REAL E STATE....................................4

VETERANS DAY................................6-7

OUT ON THE TOWN....................................8

HOME IMPROVEMENT..................................10

CLASSIFIEDS..............................11-12

EMPLOYMENT............................13-15

NEWS

Dream Carver atSchauer: The colorful, bilin-gual puppet show DreamCarver (pictured above) comesto the Schauer Arts & ActivitiesCenter on Sunday, Oct. 27 at 3

p.m. See page 8.

Veterans Day: A specialsection includes articles aboutthe history of Veterans Dayand background on a fewlocal events. See pages 6-7.

Poster contest:Washington County K-12thgrade students are invitedto participate in theWashington County Land &Water ConservationDivisions 2014Conservation Poster Contestentitled DigDeeperMysteries in theSoil. See page 3.

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BYN IKKI A CKERMAN

STAFF W RITER

Amelia Wright is not your typical

teenage girl.While the 13-year-old loves tohang out with friends and have fun,her life is more about focus andaccomplishment than partying andsleeping in.

"I'm one of those people who is upat 6 in the morning and plans whatthey're going to do that day," said theeighth grade student at Central MiddleSchool in Hartford.

The recent winner of her school'sTeen Action Group (T.A.G.) anti-bully-ing T-shirt contest, Wright possesses arare self-awareness and confidencethat allows her to be herself and pur-sue her many interests no matter whatothers may say. Not only is she a mem-ber of the school's orchestra and swimteams, but also one of the only femaleson the wrestling team.

"People always ask me if it's awk-ward to be on the wrestling team andI tell them no, it's not," she said. "I justdo it. I don't even think about it."

Even with her nonchalant, ready-for-anything approach to life, Wright

has taken her share of ridicule for heroft-outside-the-box choices, which is

why her participation in the contestheld in recognition of National Anti-Bullying Week held personal meaning.

"In elementary school and into

sixth grade, I was bullied for being atomboy because I didn't like to dressall girly and pretty," she said. But inseventh grade I stood up for myselfand it stopped."

Wright's unwavering moral codeleads her to protect others aswelleven classmates she doesn'tknow.

"Whenever I see someone gettingbullied in the hallway, whether or not Iknow the person, I put a stop to it," shesaid. "I just go up to (the individualdoing the bullying) and say, 'Hey,knock it off!'"

Her winning T-shirt designthephrase "Think Bright Stop Bullying"paired with a lightbulbcame to theteen, who has a passion for writing,quite naturally one October day instudy hall.

"I have always loved writing, espe-cially poetry, and I wanted somethingsimple for the design," the teen said."So I looked around the room andstarted putting words together in myhead and then the idea just hit me."

Still, she never thought she wouldwin. The design was then put on T-

shirts that were sold to fellow stu-dentswith great reception for $5.

"I have seen quite a few T-shirts onkids in the hallway," Wright said.

The honor roll studentwho alsoloves science, reading and artsaysshe plans to continue entering thesetypes of creative contests and usingher interests to promote positive mes-sages.

"Just today I wrote two anti-drugpoems for Red Ribbon Week," she

Taking a standAnti-bullying message close to heart for contest winner

Amelia Wright

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said. "I am really against drugs. Drugs arehorrible and they really mess you up."

It is precisely because there are so manynegative influences and harmful temptationslurking that Wrights mother, AndreaGoodling, keeps her daughter busy with pro-ductive activities.

"My mom purposely fills my time (withextra-curriculars) so that I stay away frombad habits, and I'm glad she does that,"Wright said. "Every night I have some kind ofpractice, and I have meets on Saturdays andchurch and youth group on Sundays. Myonly real free time is after 5:30 p.m. onThursdays and maybe Sunday afternoon ifmy chores are done.

The limited idle time is largely becausethe responsible and conscientious teen does-n't do anything halfway. She is the school'sSecond Chair viola player (just a couple ofsongs behind First Chair, she noted), a Level

6 swimmer who skipped four levels right off

the bat ("My dad was a swimmer so I guessit's in the genes," she said), an enthusiasticwrestler who already recruited another girlfor the team and an involved member ofUnited Methodist First Church in Hartford.

Above all, Wright is the kind of individualwho has no problem navigating her ownpath through life.

"We're very proud of her," her mother

said during a phone conversation with theExpress News. "She's involved in a lot ofthings, she is very outgoing and she speaksher mind."

While many young people have loftygoals, few have a detailed blueprint laid outlike this teenager does.

"I have lots of plans," Wright said, notingthat she will seek to start training for the

National Guard while still in high school sothat the reserve military force will pay hercollege tuition, and then after college servethe Guard for four years, "and then start mylife."

"I think that will really build character,"she said.

Until then, Wright will continue on theroute that has led her be the sound, well-

adjusted girl she is today."I will just keep going and doing what I'm

doing," she said. "If it keeps working, great,and if not, Ill just make some changes."

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...Honor roll student, member of wrestling team

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Home sales in the Metropolitan Milwaukeemarket were up 16.4% in September, comparedto a year earlier according to analysis by theGreater Milwaukee Association of REALTORS.Through the 3rd quarter t he market had a 12.7%increase in sales versus 2012.

SalesThere were a total of 1,484 homes sold in

September, compared to 1,275 in September of2012. For the first 9-months of the year, therewere 13,917 sales vs. 12,349 during the samespan in 2012.

Year-End OutlookWhile the fall/winter market usually sees a

slowdown in activity, we expect 2013 to end ona positive note. With nearly 14,000 sales com-pleted, and a historic average of 3,000 to 4,000sales in the 4th quarter, we are comfortable pro-jecting that 2013 will end with approximately17,000 sales. That would put t he year on t he levelof the early 2000s, when we saw total annualsales in the high teens.

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ago, the inventory level was at 12.08-months. Ifthe 1,246 listings with an active offer are sub-tracted, the supply of homes available for pur-chase drops to 5.6-months.

Washington County: Eight of the countys15 communities increased their average saleprice through the 3rd quarter. The City of WestBend had a 22.9% increase in unit sales (goingfrom 341 to 419) a 3.6% increase in averagesale price ($166,230 to $172,254) and a20.8% decrease in DOM (120 to 95).

Ozaukee County: In Ozaukee County, 6 of10 communities saw prices increase and thecounty overall had an 8.2% increase in prices.However, the variation within the county was

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The first Armistice Day celebration took place in 1919and marked the first anniversary of the Armistice. Thirtystates made it a legal holiday and President WoodrowWilson led the festivities. Armistice Day was made a feder-al holiday in 1938, making it one of the most recent holi-days in America. The name was officially changed toVeterans Day with legislation proposed in 1953.

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Veterans Day program at UWWC Nov. 11

Kettle Moraine Lutheran High Schoolwill be hosting a Veterans Day program inits Performing Arts Center at 9:20 a.m.Nov. 7.

All are welcome to join the schools stu-dents as they recognize and honor thoseserving in our nations military. A specialinvitation is extended veterans, current mili-

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The theme of the program this year willbe The History of Taps.

Those interested in attending are askedto contact the school so it can plan foradequate seating. The school can be con-tacted at (262)677-4051, extension 1101or at [email protected].

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Photography Composition Using Coloron Monday, Nov. 11 from 7 to 8 p.m. Studentsare encouraged to look beyond the main itemand compose for the color within the frame.Class will discuss and go beyond the rules ofcomposition, showing examples that illustrateand then break the rules.

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The West Bend West boys and girls teamearned trips to the state meet at the OshkoshNorth sectional Oct. 25.

The boys team, which won the sectional,was led by Aric and Alec Miller. Alec placedsecond with a time of 16:04 while Alec fol-lowed with a time of 16:08. They were followedby teammates Ryne Pr inze (10th, 16:43), JeradSullivan (14th, 16:51), Jordan Gehrke (17th,16:54), Grahm Schneider (18th, 16:56) andMatt Stoll (19th, 16:59).

Slinger finished seventh at the sectional. TheOwls were led by Forrest Koslowski, who fin-ished 30th with a time of 17:21. West Bend Eastfinished ninth at the sectional, and were led byKarl Vachuska, who finished 34th with a time of17:34.

The West girls team finished second to

Neenah. West had three top 10 finishes EricaWanie in fourth (15:00), Libby Brugger in fifth(15:06) and Kyra Gudex in eighth (15:11).They were followed by Abby Janto (13th,15:36), Celina Wanta (33rd, 16:09),Samantah Lemminger (43rd, 16:22) and LeahGudex (52nd, 16:46).

West Bend East finished seventh at the sec-tional. The Suns were led by Megan Ludke,who finished ninth with a time of 15:19. Slingerfinished seventh at the sectional and were ledby Katie Hoagland, who finished 32nd with atime of 16:09.

The other qualifier from the area for thestate cross country meet was Hartford's DrewDueck, who finished third at the Muskego sec-tional with a time of 16:12.

Regional Saturday for volleyball:West Bend East, Hartford and Kettle MoraineLutheran made it out of the girls volleyballregional bracket.

In Division 1, West Bend East swept WestBend West Oct. 26 25-20, 25-14, 25-17. In theother half of the sectional bracket, Hartforddefeated Cedarburg 25-18, 20-25, 25-20, 25-

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Drs. Richard and Bruce Winter

Dear Dr.s Winter: Can you make mydentures non-removable?

Details: I had my few remaining teeth removedand torus surgery done in Dec of 2008 and full

dentures (upper and lower) put in immediately.It went well. My dentist explained that after ayear of complete healing I would probablyrequire a re-lining at a cost of $1000. I wouldlike to explore my other options. I am tired ofusing adhesives 2-3 times a day. I am a 58 yr oldhealthy active woman. thanks

Answer: Dear Danielle, you sound like anexcellent candidate for "fixed teeth." When adenture needs relining it is because the gumtissues have healed and shrunken after theinitial extractions. The rubbing of the dentureagainst this tissue leads to bone loss as well.People lose bone at an alarming rate and overthe first 5 years there can be a loss of 60% of the

original bone height and or width. If you comein for a comprehensive examination and x-rayvisit we can discuss your options, the associatedcosts and the time involved to help you reachyour goals.

Options for fixed dentistry on implants will beeither a "hybrid" prosthesis-a fixed denture thatis cemented or screwed into the implants or afixed porcelain bridge on implants. In order foryou to get these prostheses you would need 6-9implants in the upper arch and 5-9 implants inthe lower jaw. The number of implants dependson the quality, quantity and location of yourexisting bone as well as your budget.

I often explain to patients that if you go with aprosthesis where only 4 implants are placed and1 fails, you have a complete failure of thebridge. So using more supports will improve theengineering of the prosthesis and decrease theforces on each individual implant.

If the implants are found to be too expensive for

the number required, then sometimes fewerimplants can be placed with an interim snap-

on-denture, until more implants can beafforded. Then the prosthesis can be changedfrom a removable to a fixed bridge. So theconcept of "Upgradeable Dentistry" allows ourpatients to sequentially upgrade their dentaloptions based upon their financial, emotionaland personal readiness. You can read Dr.Richard Winter's articles on Upgradeable Den-tistry at WWW.WINTERDENTAL.COMunder publications to see more examples ofthese implant options as well as videos.

Please call our office at 414-464-9021 toschedule your visit. I look forward tomeeting you.

Yours for great dental health,Dr. Richard Winter MAGD, DICOIMaster Academy of General DentistryDiplomate International Congress

of Oral ImplantologistsDr. Bruce Winter Board M.A.T.C.Associate Professor Marquette Dental School

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Maintenance

CNC Machining

Mold Making

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Front Counter Help and

Pants Presser(will train)Please call or

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QUALITY CONTROLTECHNICIAN

Old Fashioned Foods, a leadingmanufacturer of specialty cheeseproducts, has an immediate opening fora lab technician. Duties include

moisture, pH and viscosity testing, shelflife studies, GMP monitoring and HACCPmonitoring as well as other duties asneeded. Applicants should have qualitycontrol experience or a degree in arelated field. Old Fashioned Foods offerscompetitive wages, benefits, vacation andpaid education. Position will require

working nights and some weekends.Send resume to:

Old Fashioned Foods, Inc.Attn: Quality Assurance ManagerPO Box 111, Mayville, WI 53050

SERVICETECHNICIANWANTED:

Modern Well Equipped ShopLocated in Mayville is Looking

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WANTEDFirst Shift Full Time Position

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Send resumes to:

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Benefits include: Competitive salary Bonus Program after six months

401k Vacation Tuition Reimbursement Fitness Center

Full Insurance Benefit Package

In addition to great benefits, we offer the opportunity for cross trainingof other production positions. Send your resume or apply in person at:

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262-709-4444 Email address: [email protected] OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER/DRUG FREE WORKPLACE

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IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!We are actively seeking qualified, energetic, quality consciousindividuals for fabricating positions on our production streets.

POSITIONS OPEN ARE: Outside Sales Rep CDL Drivers Helper/Hangers

Tire Technician

SKILLED TRADES

PROFESSIONAL/

TECHNICAL

ADVERTISINGSPECIALIST

Walters Buildings is seeking anAdvertising Specialist skilled indeveloping and implementingadvertising campaigns that generatesales, build brand awareness, andeffectively communicate brand andproduct strategy.

This person will be responsible forcreating promotional items, utilizingcurrent social media tools andupdating our website. Some travelingwill be required.

Walters Buildings offers a competitivesalary and benefit package including:medical, dental, 401K, l ife insurance,

disability and more!

Please send in your resumewith salary requirements:

[email protected]



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