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Snow Emergency & Winter
Parking Regulations
340.0015 PARKING DURING SNOW REMOVAL. Appropriate signs having been
erected reasonably near corporate limits as provided in State Statutes 349.13, for the
purpose of facilitating the removal of snow, no automobile, truck, trailer or any other
vehicle shall be parked on any public street, alley, or public parking lot between the
hours of 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. during the months of January, February, March and
December, unless due to unusual circumstances, special permission is granted by
the Police Department, provided that notwithstanding such restrictions, vehicles may
be temporarily parked for actually loading or unloading of passengers, or property,
and provided further that no other regulation restricting parking as to place, time, or
manner is violated thereby.
340.00151 (1) EMERGENCY DECLARATIONS. The Common Council hereby
declares that an emergency exists in the City of Hartford whenever, in the judgment
of the City Administrator, a snowfall during any period endangers snow removal and
emergency transportation in the City of Hartford. Such emergency is declared to be a
serious public hazard impairing transportation and public health, safety, and welfare
until such time as snow removal operations have been declared completed by the
City Administrator.
(2) PARKING REGULATIONS DURING SNOW EMERGENCIES. Whenever an
emergency exists and the City Administrator has caused the announcement of the
emergency to be made by Radio Station WTKM, no person shall park, or shall cause
to be parked, any vehicle of any kind or description in an area marked by temporary
"no parking" signs; except that vehicles may be temporarily parked for actually
loading or unloading of passengers or property and provided further that no other
regulation restricting parking as to place, time or manner is violated thereby.
During a snow emergency, any vehicle hampering snow removal operations found
parked on any highway, street, or roadway for transportation, or any vehicle which
is illegally parked in a City parking lot between the hours of 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.
may be removed immediately.
Removal shall be made by a wrecker service upon the request of the Police
Department, or any authorized Department of Public Works official, and transported
to any public or private storage premises at the full expense of the owner and/or
operator of said vehicle.
(3) AUTHORIZATION OF ERECTION OF NO PARKING SIGNS. Pursuant to the
provisions of 166.23 Wisconsin Statutes, the City Administrator is authorized to
erect temporary "no parking" signs during the existence of an emergency created
by a snowstorm or excessive snowfall which impairs or prevents the full use of any
highway, street, or roadway for transportation.
7.10(2) REFUSE IN STREETS. No person engaged in removing or hauling stone,
gravel, wood, block, dirt, manure, or any other rubbish or material of any kind on or
across any street, alley, or public ground of the City shall throw or let fall any such
article, material, or substance and leave the same upon any street, alley, or public
ground; nor shall any person throw or shovel snow upon any street or alley after
the same has been plowed and cleaned by the City. (Violators of this ordinance are
subject to a fine not less than $158.10 for first offense).
Lori Hetzel, City Clerk — City of Hartford
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Finally Myth 12…
Garden Clubs are just for old biddies.
Or maybe, they’re for busy body workaholics. Maybe they are
comprised of experts who meet to discuss things I’ll never be interested
in or such rookies I’ll never learn anything. While that may be
true in rare instances, mostly…garden clubs are forums for gardeners
of all expertise levels to get more out of gardening and have some
fun along the way.
Let me, in fact, talk up the garden club I’m involved in and it
may pique your interest in a club or inspire you to start a club near
you. Now, I’m prejudiced. I’m one of the founding members of The
Fredonia Area Garden Club. Our club is now 13 years old. We generally
have at least 20 active members. We have a mission statement
which includes both beautification of our community and homes
and the intention to have fun.
We are a diverse group of beginners through seasoned and master
gardeners. We have created a community based network for gardening
information, education, outreach and socialization. A breakdown
of our calendar of events reveals our ‘icebreaker’ January chili
dump, presentations on subjects like hostas, herbs and mason bees.
We get together to decorate Village Holiday trees with ornaments we
have made as a club and as individuals, have brunch and install and
maintain gardens within our community.
We volunteer, as a group, for community events, go on field
trips, visit each other’s gardens and show off our successes at our
once every three year garden walk. We have a quarterly newsletter,
offer scholarships and exchange plants, seeds, recipes and crafting
ideas. We bring our kids, grandkids, guys and gals to help build and
maintain the health of our gardens, our larger community, ourselves
and our families.
So, if you’re bored or talkative or just wondering what all the
hype about gardening is all about, there’s probably a garden club
nearby where you can learn and use your skill for something just
you can do. It’s also a place where you can achieve more than you
thought you could do alone and together, too. As we say in our invitations,
‘Guest are always welcome!’.
Copyright 2011 Lisa Dohrwardt, General Manager of Don’s Fredonia Greenhouse
and Resource Specialist for The Fredonia Area Garden Club. Information
at 262-692-9650 or www.donsfredoniagreenhouse.com. Open all winter by
appointment-gift certificates, potting soil, workshops or just a green fix.
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Advanced Auto donates to United Way
United Way of Washington County was the charity selected to receive a $1,000 check as part
of the grand opening activities of Advanced Auto Parts in Hartford. Advanced Auto Parts is
located at 1219 E Sumner St, Hartford. Executive Director Kristin Brandner accepted the
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Some vehicles may be higher. No appointment required.
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CITY OF HARTFORD
WINTER PARKING
REGULATIONS
Winter parking regulations are in effect from
December 1st to March 31st. During that time
no vehicles are allowed to park on City Streets
between 3:00am and 6:00am.
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Saturday, Dec 3 · 10am-9pm
Sunday, Dec 4 · 10am-6pm
Winners
of 2011 Christmas Parade
The Hartford Downtown Business Improvement District (BID)
was once again very pleased to sponsor the 25th Annual Hartford
Christmas Parade on Saturday, November 12, 2011. The weather
could not have been better for viewing the over eighty entries
and getting in that holiday spirit!
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Musical | Bands
Slinger High School
Marching Band
Central Middle School
Tie: Hartford City Band and
Hartford High School
Marching Band
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Girl Scouts of
Hartford/Slinger/Addison
Walmart
Broan-Nutone LLC
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Hartford Parks & Rec Dept.
Erin School Bands
Hartford Youth Football Club
ABATE of WI Region 1–14
American Legion Post #19
Andre Kaczmarek
Broan Nutone LLC
Camera Case Wireless
Erin School Marching/Rock Band
First Bank Financial Centre
First National Bank of Hartford
Hartford Play'N Trade
Video Games
Hartford VFW Post #8834
Hartford Walmart
Hartford Youth Football
Hartlake Snowmobile Club
CITY OF HARTFORD
Sidewalk Snow
Removal Notice
7.11 SNOW REMOVAL FROM SIDEWALKS OR DESIGNATED BICYCLE PATH.
1) Removal of Snow or Ice. Duty of owner or occupant: The owner, occupant, or
either of them of every building, tenement, lot or lots, opposite to or fronting upon
or adjoining any sidewalk or designated bicycle path within the limits of the City
shall remove or cause to be removed any and all snow and ice the full width of the
sidewalk or designated bicycle path which has accumulated upon the sidewalk
or designated bicycle path within 12 daylight hours after the termination of any
snow storm. The hours between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. shall be considered
daylight hours for the purpose of computing the 12 hour period in which the owner,
occupant or person shall remove the snow.
2) Sanding Ice. When ice has so formed upon any sidewalk or designated bicycle
path that it can't be removed, the sidewalk or designated bicycle path shall be
sprinkled with ashes, sawdust, or sand or rock salt so as to prevent the same from
being dangerous.
3) Removal by City. Should any owner or occupant fail to remove or sprinkle in the
manner heretofore described, the Director of Public Works shall cause such removal
or sprinkle such walks or paths, and the cost thereof shall be assessed as a special
tax against the abutting property, and shall be collected in the manner as other
real estate taxes are collected. The City and its employees and agents shall not be
liable for damages resulting from such removal or sprinkling if reasonable care is
exercised in their performance.
LORI HETZEL, CITY CLERK - CITY OF HARTFORD
Religious
St. Aidan's
St. Kilian's
Peace Lutheran Handbells
aniMals
Cloverleaf Clydesdales of Erin
Alaskan Malamute Club of WI
Horses from Lake Street Inn
of Hustisford
special Judges awaRd
Eastside Lumber for
constructing the Gingerbread
House on the Santa float
Thank you To
ouR sponsoRs
Kettle Moraine Lions Club
Ladies Auxiliary VFW
Post #8834
PJ's Dental Lab
Pzazz Tanning Nails & Massage
Re/Max Lakeside
Ridge and Valley Cruisers
Schauer Arts &
Activities Center
St. Aidan's Episcopal Church
The Booster, Inc.
The Hartford Dental Group SC
Thompson Irish Settler 4-H Club
Wacker Neuson Corporation
special Thanks Special Thanks to all who make sure the parade
is the best it can be every year! Committee members Russ Krebs,
Bob Klockow Jr, Christa Gavin and Judith Bernd (all who have over 20
years on the committee!), Lori Polzin, Diane Mayer, Tom Niebler and
the line-up crew. Grand Marshall Judith Bernd, Hartford Savings
Bank, East Side Lumber, Classic Carpet Cleaners and Car Doctors for
pulling the Santa float, Parade Judges, Narrators, Camerman, DPW,
Police Dept, Scoop DeVille, Ewald Ford, Media sponsor The Booster.
HARTFoRD B.I.D.
Over 75,000 lights
Decorated trees, wreaths, swags
& centerpieces, sponsored by area
businesses and individuals
Many creations will be raffled off,
tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5.
Refreshments Cafe serving holiday
bakery, coffee, hot cocoa, hot cider
and juice.
Continuous holiday entertainment
by local musicians and schools
Christmas Shopping Boutique
New this year, Santa's Workshop
Face Painting & Crafts
10–4 each day
Adults $6.00 Children (3–12) $4.00
Seniors (60 & Older) $4.00
Washington County Humane Society 262–677–4388
3650 Hwy 60 Between Jackson & Slinger · Next to Polk Town Hall
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Peace Poster Contest
Brianna Luebke, a 6th grade student at Central Middle
School, has taken the first step to becoming an internationally
recognized artist by winning a local completion sponsored by
the Hartford-Kettle Moraine Lions Club.
Luebke’s poster was among more than 375,000 entries submitted
worldwide in the 24th annual Lions International Peace
Poster Contest. Lions Clubs International is sponsoring the
contest to emphasize the importance of world peace to young
people everywhere.
Locally, Luebke’s poster was chosen from 45 entries, all coordinated
by Central Middle School Art Teacher Pam Brandt.
““The inspiration for my poster was Mrs. Brandt. If it wasn’t
for her I wouldn’t even be in this contest! My family and Mrs.
Brandt said that I am a great artist so then I took my time on
planning my poster out. I also invested a lot of time into this
poster. Even if I don’t win I’ll be happy just to be in the contest
or even get this far!” the 11-year-old from Hartford said. The
poster was selected by Hartford-Kettle Moraine Lions Club
members and Hartford Mayor Joe Dautermann for its originality,
artistic merit and portrayal of the contest theme, “Children
Know Peace”.
The judging was held in conjunction with the $10,000
cash give-away, a joint fund-raising effort of the Hartford-
Kettle Moraine Lions Club and the Hartford Area Chamber
of Commerce, held at the Chandelier Ballroom on Thursday,
November 10, 2011.
One grand prize winner and 23 merit award winners will be
selected. The grand prize includes a cash award of $5,000, plus
a trip for the winner and two family members to the awards
ceremony at Lions Day with the United Nations. The 23 merit
award winners will each receive a certificate and a cash award of
$500. View international grand prize and merit award winners
at www.lionsclubs.org.
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The Volunteer Center of Washington County has a variety of
local volunteer opportunities available. Please visit www.
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volunteer opportunities are:
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Channel 96 Schedule
AND DigitAl ChANNel 979
NoW AVAilABle oN At&t ChANNel 99
Monday, November 28th
5:00pm The American Veteran
5:30pm Community Chorus Concert Update
6:00pm Global 3000
6:30pm
Community Development Authority
live telecast
Tuesday, November 29th
5:00pm Enchantment in the Park Update
5:30pm Living Reflections: Christmas Committee
6:00pm Community Chorus Concert Update
6:30pm Health Update
7:00pm 2011 Hartford Christmas Parade
8:00pm Jack Russell Library Dedication Ceremony
9:30pm Baby Blue Arts presents...
10:00pm Road to Recovery
10:30pm Prelude to Taps
Wednesday, November 30th
6:00pm Health Matters
6:30pm Community Chorus Concert Update
7:00pm Common Council from 11/22
Thursday, December 1st
5:00pm Graceful Aging
5:30pm Living Reflections: Christmas Committee
6:00pm DW-TV
7:00pm Hartford Craft Expo
8:00pm Community Chorus Concert Update
8:30pm Enchantment in the Park Update
9:00pm Kettle Moraine Jazz Fest
10:00pm Living Reflections: Christmas Committee
10:30pm Jack Russell Library Dedication Ceremony
Friday, December 2nd
5:00pm Health Matters
5:30pm Graceful Aging
6:00pm Germanfest
7:00pm
Community Development Authority
from 11/28
9:00pm Baby Blue Arts presents...
10:00pm No Excuses Outdoors
11:00pm Go Fish with Dan Kenney
Saturday | Sunday, December 3rd & 4th
8:00am Washington County Board from 10/25
12:00pm
Community Chorus
Christmas Concert Update
12:30pm
Community Chorus Christmas Concert
from 2003
2:30pm Jack Russell Library Dedication Ceremony
4:00pm 2011 Hartford Christmas Parade
5:00pm The American Veteran
5:30pm All Aboard
6:00pm Global 3000
6:30pm Arts .21
7:00pm City Band Christmas Concert from 2005
8:30pm Enchantment in the Park Update
9:00pm Living Reflections: Christmas Committee
9:30pm Locklin Road Celtic Christmas
10:00pm Conversations from St. Norbert College
10:30pm All Aboard
PLEASE NOTE: Times are accurate at the time of posting and are subject to
change without notice.

Upcoming Hartford Community
Chorus Holiday Concert
W
“ elcome Christmas!” is the theme of the 51st annual
Hartford Community Chorus’ 2011 Christmas concert.
There will be two performances. The first concert will be
held Saturday, December 10 at 7:30pm in the Upper Church
at Holy Hill. There is no admission charge and tickets are not
required. The second concert will be held on Sunday, December
11 at 3:00pm in the Ruth A. Knoll Theater at the Schauer Arts &
Activities Center. Admission is free, however, tickets are required.
All seats are general seating, and there is a limit of 10 tickets per
household. Tickets may be obtained from the Schauer Center
ticket office by calling 262-670-0560, ext. 3 or by stopping by
the ticket office. Hours are Monday through Friday, 11:30am to
5:30pm and Saturday 11:00am to 2:30pm. A free will offering will
be taken at both locations.
This year’s holiday concert program includes parts of “A
Ceremony of Carols” by Benjamin Britten and excerpts from
“Christmas in the Heart,” an arrangement of holiday favorites.
Carols out of the English, French, Norwegian, African and Native
American traditions will be included in this inspirational concert.
Additionally, a few selections will be performed by a chamber
ensemble comprised of select voices from the chorus. The concert
will end with the traditional singing of “Silent Night.”
The 55-voice choir operates under the auspices of the Hartford
Recreation Department with additional support from the Schauer
Arts & Activities Center. Ruth A. Knoll is the director, Stephanie
Hesprich Funk is assistant director, and Stephanie Klockow
serves as this year’s accompanist. Details and additional information
about the Hartford Community Chorus are available on the
group’s website (www.hartfordcommunitychorus.org). If you
have any questions, please contact Ruth Knoll at 262-673-3704 or
by e-mail to raknoll@hartfordcommunitychorus.org.
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Holiday Happenings
Hartford Lioness 13th Annual
LUNCH WITH SANTA & MRS. CLAUS
December 3, 2011 11am–2pm
Hartford Senior Center 730 Highland Ave · Hartford
St. Olaf’s Annual
Hot dog, applesauce/pudding, chips, milk and cookie
One free photo with Santa
with purchase of ticket
Sponsored by Camera Case
Balloons
Clown
Tickets $4.00 advance
$4.50 at the door
available at Hartford Cleaners,
B&S Liquor or by calling Lioness
Cherie Frey 262-673-2562
Lutefisk
& SwediSh meatball dinner
Saturday, December 3
Serving 11am–5pm
$ 15 Adults $ 7 Ages 5–10 FREE Under 5
Ethnic meal with all the trimmings
including homemade lefse,
Scandinavian & holiday cookies.
Tickets are available at the door or advance
reservations call 920–474–3168
Holiday BakE SalE will alSo BE availaBlE
W653 Roosevelt Road (intersection of Roosevelt Road & Highway O)
in the Town of Ashippun, Dodge County. A map is available at www.st-olaf.org
Hartford
City Band
Holiday
Concert
Sunday, Dec. 4 2:30pm
Free Tickets at Box Office
MuSiC FOr everyOne!
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do your
holiday baking
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Saturday, Dec. 3 • 7am–noon
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235 S. Johnson Street · Hartford
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Assorted
Christmas Cookies
$7
Per Pound
Delicious Cream Cheese
Filled Pumpkin Rolls
$6 Small
serves 6
23rd Annual
Holiday Christmas
Cookie Fair
NOVEMBER 27 Kathryn Bigelow, Director 60
NOVEMBER 28 Jon Stewart, Comic 49
NOVEMBER 29 Jeff Fahey, Actor 55
NOVEMBER 30 Kaley Cuoco, Actress 26
DECEMBER 1 Bette Midler, Actress 66
DECEMBER 2 Monica Seles, Athlete 38
DECEMBER 3 Julianne Moore, Actress 51
Hartford's Original CHRISTMAS COOKIE FAIR
Saturday, Dec 3 • 9am-11am
Coffee Shop opens at 8:30am
Pick & choose, then pay by total weight of items selected
Christmas Stollen, Chocolates
and Cheeseballs also available
Redeemer Lutheran Church
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Noteworthy
600 Nativities on display at the West
Bend Ward of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, no admission.
Friday and Saturday, December
2-3, 6-9pm, Sunday, December 4,
1-4pm. www.westbendnativity.org
or facebook: West Bend Nativity
American Legion Bingo, 134 S
Main Street, Mayville. 6:30pm,
December 1.
Bake Sale, Saturday, December 3,
8am-noon, featuring 1 lb. box of
assorted Christmas cookies. St. Peter
Parish, 200 E. Washington Street,
Slinger sponsored by Christian
Women organization.
Bless A Family from the Hartford
Pregnancy Center with a baby item
or the Hartford Food Pantry with
a toy. Drop off at Natural Health
Ministries, 23 S. Main Street, Suite
I, Hartford.
Check Our Event Calendar at
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Christmas Cookie Walk, Saturday,
December 3, 9am until sold out.
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
- Erin, 495 St. Augustine Road
(corner of Monches Road and St.
Augustine Road. 262-628-2319,
www.stpaulserin.org
Day With Santa hosted by
Thompson Irish Settlers 4-H,
Saturday, December 3, 1-3pm, Erin
Town Hall, 1846 Hwy 83, Hartford.
Food donations will be collected.
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 Holiday
Concert, Sunday, December 4,
2:30pm, Schauer Arts Center,
tickets at box office, 147 N. Rural,
Hartford, 262-670-0560 ext.3,
www.hartfordcityband.org
Holiday Christmas Cookie Fair,
Saturday, December 3, 9-11am,
coffee shop opens at 8:30am. Pick
and choose then pay by weight.
Redeemer Lutheran Church, 255 W.
Lincoln Avenue, Hartford.
Huge Kids Rummage Sale & Direct
Sales Expo. Saturday, December
3, 9am-noon, Jackson Area
Community Center, N165W20330
Hickory Lane, Jackson. Free Holiday
performances, cookies and pictures
with Santa. 262-677-9665,
www.villageofjackson.com
HouseHold
Antiques
Arts & CrAfts
MisCellAneous
Machinery & tools
Musical Instruments
Sporting Goods
Lawn & Garden
Real Estate
For Rent-Housing
For Rent-Commercial
Business for Sale
Storage
Cars
Car & Truck Parts
Recreational Vehicles
Trailers
Rummage Sales
Auctions & Estates Sales
Weddings
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Child Care Providers
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Ladies’ Christmas Tea, “Carols of
Christmas” presenting “Christmas
Carol” a children’s Christmas musical.
Tuesday December 6 and Thursday,
December 8, 6pm, dinner to follow.
First Baptist Church, 112 Church
Street, Hartford. RSVP by Sunday,
December 4, 262-673-7788 or
262-673-7771.
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Luminary Night, Sunday, December
4, 5:30-8pm, Windsong Subdivision,
Donges Bay Road, 1/2 mile east
of Pilgrim Road, Germantown.
Donations of money or nonperishable
food items to benefit the
food pantry at St. Boniface Church,
Germantown.
Lutefisk and Swedish Meatball
Dinner, Saturday, December 3,
11am-5pm. Adults $15, age 5-10 $7,
under 5 free. Tickets at the door or
call 920-474-3168. St. Olaf’s, W653
Roosevelt Road, Town of Ashippun.
www.st-olaf.org
Slinger Seniors: Reserve your
spot for the Senior Citizen Dinner
at Slinger High School, Wednesday,
December 21, 5:30-7pm. Concert
and raffle. 262-224-5192
Support the Hartford Food Pantry.
Bring a non-perishable food item
and enter to win a Powermatic II
Cigg Rolling Machine ($85 value),
drawing December 23. Up In Smoke,
28 E. Jackson Street, Hartford, open
Monday-Saturday, 10am-7:30pm.
Tour of Louis Kissel Home, 407 E.
Sumner Street, Hartford. Saturday,
December 10, 12-5pm, $10 tickets at
the Schauer Arts Center, 147 N. Rural
Street or 262-670-0560 ext. 3
Washington County Retired
Educators Association is planning
a Christmas gathering, Wednesday,
December 14, Top of the Ridge
restaurant on Scenic Drive, West
Bend. Social hour 9:30am, program
presented by George Schowalter,
10:45am, reservations for 11:30am
luncheon, 262-334-7972 by
December 7, $12.
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Christmas Corner
Santa Visits Available tailored to
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Household
Early American Style Sofa,
blue tones, good shape, $50. Call
262-673-2461.
KitchenAid French Door, stainless,
27 cf, less than 1 year old, sacrifice
for $1,800. 262-644-5679
New Mattresses, Ideal Beds, Grand
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Many other models including
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A.M. EXPRESS Escanaba MI is
looking for WISCONSIN based
OTR DRIVERS to join our team!
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www.amexpressinc.org
Caregiver: private duty, experienced
or CNA for 4 hour shift
to work in a home setting in
Richfield. Thursday AMs and other
miscellaneous times. Call Julie,
262-628-9251.
CDL TRUCK DRIVERS-MIDWEST
HOME WEEKENDS! Above average
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Is Your Career taking you to where
you want to go? SAIA, one of the
most successful LTL carriers in the
US, has immediate openings for
Linehaul Drivers. $0.4536-0.5035
cpm at our Milwaukee terminal. Must
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Express Employment Professionals, in partnership with
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team members.
APS Resource is growing and growing, and growing.
If you’re energetic, responsible and willing to take on a variety of
warehouse duties, check out these full-time opportunities! APS
Resource is a distributor of material handling parts, and we’re
looking for warehouse team members to pick and package orders
and do some light assembly.
Requirements: Warehouse or distribution experience, ability to lift up
to 50 lbs, a good work ethic, attention to detail, a sense of humor,
and pass a pre-employment drug screening. Computer experience,
assembly experience and forklift skills a plus. (We will train.)
We are conducting on-the-spot interviews with candidates as follows:
Jackson – Wednesday, November 30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the
Express facility located at W225 N16722 Cedar Park Court
Mequon - Thursday, December 1 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the
Express facility located at 11126 N. Cedarburg Road
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
for Our Rubicon Facility
Curd Processing Positions—2nd Shift
Starting pay $13.06/hour
No experience necessary
Full Time with Benefits
We will train you to make “the finest Italian cheese money can
buy!”® You will work in an active cheese making environment.
Applicants must be able to function in a physically demanding
work environment. Some lifting requirements may reach 65
pounds or more. Start times vary based on position.
Apply in person at:
Our Rubicon Facility
West 1234 Rome Road—Rubicon, WI 53078
Online applications also accepted at:
www.grande.com/careers/careersopt.asp
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is seeking a Food
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CedarCommunity
As a faith-based Christian organization, Cedar Community is
dedicated to providing compassionate, high quality care and
services to all those in need. We provide services for medical,
nutritional, educational, spiritual, social, recreational and
emotional needs to complete the overall well being of a person.
Proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
We offer Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO, 401(k), Education
Assistance, and Flexible Spending for Part-time (20-hours) and
Full-time positions.
RNs, LPNs & CNAs Require Current WI Licensure
Hospice RN Case Manager:
$1,000 SIGN-ON BONUS!!!
Full-time, Monday-Friday, 8 - 4:30 rotating on call nights and weekends. The Hospice
RN is the person many patients and families turn to for comfort, support, and
education as end of life approaches.
RNs/LPNs:
• Every Other Weekend AMs
• Part-time, PMs with Every 3rd Weekend
• Part-time, PMs (18-bed sub acute attached to Froedtert Health St. Joseph’s West Bend Hospital)
BAYLOR: PM/NOC 6:30pm - 6:30am. Work 12 hours and get paid for 18!
CNAs: NEW SIGN-ON BONUS - $500 in Gas Cards
• Every Other Weekend AMs & PMs
• Full-time, Part-time and Weekend Only positions available on 1st, 2nd and 3rd shift
• Part-time, 1st & 2nd shift (18-bed sub acute attached to
Froedtert Health St. Joseph’s West Bend Hospital)
• Reserve with assisted living experience preferred
.7 Memory Care Assistant
12:00-8:00pm with Every Other Holiday & Every Other Weekend. CNA license required;
Alzheimer experience preferred.
Home Health Aid/CNA/Homemaker: Part-time, Days plus Nights & Weekends.
Housekeeping:
Full-time, 5:30am- 1:30pm, Rotating Weekends/Holidays. Must be willing to take feeding classes!
Financial Associate (Accounts Receivable):
Full-time, Team player with the ability to adapt to a fast paced work environment with firm
deadlines. Responsibilities will include home health and hospice billing, as well as working
with patients, families and insurance companies to resolve billing issues. Must
demonstrate the ability to analyze information, have effective time management skills,
be able to handle multi-tasking with high attention to details and be able work
independently. Experience in accounts receivable and collection along with working
knowledge of Excel and Word required. Associate’s degree a plus.
Cook: Cedar Valley on Hwy D. Cooking requires experience in a hospitality or institutional
setting. Monthly schedule is provided. Requires flexible availability, including weekends.
For these and other great opportunities, visit: www.cedarcareers.org
Looking for great
empLoyees to be
part of our team!
TIG Welders
1st and 2nd shift—Weld test will be required at the time of the
interview
Weld roboT Tech
1st and 2nd shift—Program and setup experience required.
Knowledge in Panasonic Controls a plus.
cNc laThe ProGrammer
1st shift—Knowledge in Miyano lathes a plus.
INsIde sales aNd
esTImaTING
Experience in Job shop / Metal Manufacturing preferred
maINTeNaNce PersoN
2nd Shift—Knowledge in Amada turrets, lasers and brake presses
preferred. Must have Electrical and Hydraulic background and knowledge
in daily, weekly and monthly preventative maintenance programs.
All positions are full-time and require good attendance. Shift hours and
days are as follows, with the possibility of Overtime:
1st shift—7am to 3:00pm Monday thru Friday
2nd shift—3:00pm to 1:00am Monday thru Thursday
We offer a competitive hourly wage with the following benefits:
Insurances, Health, Dental, Short Term Disability, Vision and Life,
Simple IRA and Paid Holidays and Vacations
Apply in person or send resume with salary requirements to:
Weld–Fab MFg. Corp.
180 James Street, Slinger, WI 53086 Fax: 262–644–4149
No phone calls please. Attn: Dawn Hahn–Human Resources
RESIDENT ASSISTANT
Benefit position 80 hours every two weeks including
every other weekend available in our assisted living
community, The Gardens of Hartford, to work night
shift 11pm-7am. We are looking for mature, reliable,
caring individuals who will be responsible for helping
to provide personal care for our residents. Applicants
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Wanted
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condition: autos, trucks,
vans, SUVs, prompt, courteous,
free pick-up, 7 days/
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watches, collections, entire
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2,000 sq.ft.
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stress and the signs of aging.
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make house calls! Free estimates.
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we travel everywhere, free estimates.
715-891-3374
Snow Plowing, commercial and
residential, plowing and salting
including sidewalks, fully insured,
free estimates. Tim’s Landscaping,
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Found: Sunglasses on trail in
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Hartford and Slinger. Call to identify,
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Good Samaritans: No charge to run
a classified listing for found items.
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262-334-5899.
Real Estate
38 ACRES KETTLE MORAINE $5500/
Ac. Seller Financing. Bloomer Realty
920-849-9855
CRANDON WI 30AC buildable
hunting land $48,000. More land
available! 715-362-0633
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Contract avail.Other Hunting Land
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For Rent - Housing
Allenton/Theresa 1-2 Bedroom,
$575, appliances, heat and water
included. 920-296-9774
Downtown Hartford, updated
one bedroom apartment, $450.
One month free rent with one year
lease. Good credit only, no pets, no
smoking, call Mark 414-412-9172.
Erin Executive Dutch Colonial
home, 3/4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, two
fireplaces, office, two family rooms,
finished basement with exercise
room, one acre, private patio and
yard, December 1, $1,600 month.
608-632-0105
Germantown, $750 movein
special, great location,
spacious 2-3 bedroom, underground
parking, c/a. Apply on line
www.wisconsinapartments.biz or
call 262-424-4043.
Hartford 888 Wheelock Avenue.
Large one bedroom, heat, appliances,
new carpet, locked lobby,
laundry, parking, no pets. 12/1
and 1/1/12, $550/$550 security.
262-538-4224
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. 262-424-5814
Hartford Arrowhead Heights, first
month FREE, two bedroom, balcony,
$635; quiet, secure, locked
building, no pets, nonsmoking.
With garage, $655. 262-573-1661
Hartford Duplex, two bedroom
upper, heat and appliances
included, garage, $525 plus security.
262-470-1422
Hartford Large Three Bedroom
Upper, stove, refrigerator,
dishwasher, water included,
parking, washer, dryer hook-up,
hwfs, private porch, no smoking,
$650. 414-640-6252
Hartford Large Two Bedroom,
lower, includes appliances, s/w, half
basement, no smoking/pets, $580.
262-673-7674
Hartford Remodeled one bedroom,
washer and dryer, off-street parking,
available December 1, $550 month.
262-623-8451
Hartford Remodeled Two Bedroom
Upper, secure, spacious. Great location,
central air/heat, immediate.
861 Evergreen. $585. 262-719-4700
Featuring: two large bedrooms with lots
of closet space, den or office, 2½ car
garage, two decks, no step from garage
or front door, laundry on main level,
lots of storage space, fully landscaped—
All of this for only $149,900.
Call Mark at 414-510-4699 for showing.
Hartford Rent To Own. Brand new
three bedroom, two bath, ranch
duplex. Attached two car garage,
dishwasher included. Under construction,
available November,
$1,450 month, call for rent to own
details, 262-644-6935.
Hartford Riverbend East Luxury
Apartments. Beautiful, one bedroom,
with walk in closet, includes
appliances with dishwasher, blinds,
central air, laundry facilities, elevator,
no pets, $555. 262-567-8809
Hartford Two Bedroom, special one
month free rent, first floor, includes
heat, appliances, w/s, storage and
parking, $645 rent. 262-670-0734
Hartford, 1533 Honeysuckle Road,
Elderly Low-Income Housing. One
bedroom, living room, kitchen,
bath. Appliances included.
Immediate occupancy available.
Government subsidized according
to income. Equal Housing
Opportunity. 1-800-997-9996
Hartford, 300 Third Street, two
bedroom lower, $650; two bedroom
upper, $550. Both units have central
air, tenants pay all utilities. Contact
Jason, 414-852-4883.
Hartford, Arrowhead Heights,
clean, quiet, two bedroom lower
with walk in closet. Includes appliances,
blinds, storage, laundry facilities,
no pets, $600. 262-567-8809
Hartford, Large Two Bedroom
upper, two bath, carpet, kitchen
with snack bar, includes appliances,
c/a, dishwasher, attached garage,
laundry facility, no pets, $675.
414-813-0235
Hustisford First Month Free,
large one bedroom apartments,
appliances, garage, no pets, available
now, starting at $460 per
month, heat rebate. 262-692-6758
Hustisford Lower Two Bedroom
condo style, attached
two car garage, appliances,
washer, dryer, dishwasher,
window blinds, c/a.
262-339-7530.
Hustisford One Bedroom Lower,
$400, plus security, no pets.
262-305-5650 or 262-305-5656.
Hustisford Waterfront,
three bedroom, one
bath bungalow, one car
attached garage, updated
appliances, snow removal
included, available November
1, no smoking, no pets,
$750 month plus security.
920-344-3550
Jackson Studio with heat, air, appliances,
clean, quiet building, laundry
facilities, available 1/1. No pets, $450
plus security. 920-210-6478
Juneau Two Bedroom, one bath
unit, off street parking, easy to
show, available now, rent $495.
920-988-9729
Mayville House, 2/3 bedroom, pets
ok, $650. 920-296-9774
Neosho 2300 sq.ft., three bedroom,
two full bath, a/c, dishwasher and
appliances, four car attached garage
on five acres, $1,050 month, available
December 1. 262-305-1001
Neosho Country Setting, no
steps, one bedroom, clean and
neat. Country setting, upstairs,
newly remodeled, carpeted, new
appliances. Both available now.
920-625-2027
Neosho Two Bedroom, one bath,
one car attached garage, lake view,
no pets, available immediately, $600,
security same. 920-625-3549
Slinger Side By Side, three bedroom,
two bath, dishwasher
included, washer and dryer hookup
available, two car attached
garage, no pets, no smoking, available
November 1. $1,095 month.
262-644-6945
Slinger Two Bedroom Lower, large
kitchen, dining and living room,
appliances included, garage space
plus parking, available December
1, $575 month plus security.
414-759-4124, 262-253-4078
Three Bedroom, two car
garage, Jackson, Slinger,
Lomira (fireplace), Sussex.
262-305-7666
262-677-2404
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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 persons,
maximum four persons. Please
call 1-262-367-1515, Monday-Friday,
9am-3pm. Stonewood Management
Corp. Equal Housing Opportunity.
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT
WISCONSIN COMMUNITY
PAPERS (WCP) and the statewide
classified ad program (WCAN), call
800-727-8745 or visit our website
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West Bend Remodeled, one bedroom
starting at $485, two bedroom
starting at $545, includes appliances,
parking, storage, no dogs, move in
specials. 262-689-9262
West Bend Two Bedroom, 1.5
bath townhouse style condo on
quiet dead end street, easy access
to Hwy 45. Private entry in front
and back, full private basement, one
car garage plus parking space and
street parking. Central air, appliances
included, dishwasher, washer/dryer,
water softener. $760 plus security.
262-483-6811, 262-334-9808
West Bend, 840 Weinert
Road, Senior one bedroom
luxury apartments, ONE
MONTH FREE RENT, limited
time offer to new qualifying
tenants only. Living room,
kitchen, pantry and large
bath. Appliances, draperies,
heat and hot water included
in rent. A spacious community
room, laundry facilities
and elevator. Lounge
areas on each floor. These
luxurious apartments begin
at $493 a month depending
upon availability and
household income. Rent
includes heat and hot water.
1-800-997-9996 Equal
Housing Opportunity.
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262-813-0367
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snowplowing, salting
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It’s not too late to call for an estimate.
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Family Center registration
begins December 7
Registration for January, February, and March programs at the
Family Center of Washington County begins on Wednesday,
December 7, 2011 at 8:30am by phone. The Family Center offers
exceptional programming, most of which is free of charge. The
current brochure is available at www.wcfamilycenter.org or to
receive one by mail please call the Family Center.
Upcoming programs include workshops for parents and caregivers
of children ages birth–age 12 and several family fun
activities. Some of the parenting workshops include Self Esteem
in Kids and Trio of Trouble~Three Common Issues That Affect
Adolescents. A three week series called Active Parenting Now in
3 is being offered in March on Wednesday mornings. This series is
geared toward parents and caregivers of children ages 4-12. Free
child care is available during most programs. Please ask about
availability when you call to register.
Family activities this winter include Night Out With Dad, a
special evening out for kids and their dads, or grandpas, or other
significant male. Family Fun Nights and our ever popular evening
program called Let’s Start with a Book will also be offered. As
always, our Drop In Family Playgroup meets on Tuesday and
Thursday mornings from 9:30-11:00am.
The Volunteer Center of Washington County is teaming up
with the Family Center to offer an opportunity for families to
volunteer together to help those in need in our community. This
program, called Craft 4 a Cause, will be offered February 3 and
February 6. Each session is one hour. Participants should choose
one date. Registration can be done at the Family Center or the
Volunteer Center (262-338-8256).
The Family Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to
strengthening and supporting families and caregivers through
parenting workshops, Family Fun Nights, Nights Out With Dad,
family drop-in playtime, the Diaper Bag Club, a resource library
and family coaching. The Family Center is located at 1517 Lang
St. in West Bend. For more information please contact the Family
Center at 262-338-9461 or www.wcfamilycenter.org.
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Cars
2000 Dodge Stratus ES, 6 cyl.,
218,000 miles, runs. $750 obo.
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Car & Truck Parts
Six Used Tires, 185/70/13.
262-628-1719
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auto, pickup or large truck. Mount
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brakes or other mechanical repair?
Give us a call and save some of your
hard earned money. 262-628-1133,
Frank’s Truck & Auto Repair, formerly
Richfield Truck/Auto Stop.
7588 Otten Dr., West Bend
262-338-8487 or 335-CANS
Monday-Friday 7am-4:30pm;
Saturday 7am-11:30am
*state certified scales.
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ATV’S, SCOOTERS & GO-KARTS.
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Trailers
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TRAILERS @ LIQUIDATION
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Feed & Crops
GRASS & ALFALFA HAY Small Sq.
Bales & Round Net Wrpd Bales-
Stored Inside! Also Round Straw
Bales! Call 920-763-2550 (wcan)
Farm Equipment
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tire chains. New log splitters &
wood processors. (866)638-7885
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Wood
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mixed hardwood, full cord $220,
also smaller amounts, delivery available.
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Rummage Sales
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Building Supplies
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•
Orange Glazed Harvey
Wallbanger Cake
submitted by dennis Duernberger, Hustisford
Engagements online www.booster-ads.com Click on announcements
To feature your business, product or service on our BRIDAL PLANS pages, call 262.673.2900 or 262.334.5899
1 pkg. orange cake mix
1 (3¼ oz. pkg. vanilla instant pudding mix
¾ c. orange juice
½ c. oil
4 eggs
¼ c. vodka
¼ c. Galliano
Glaze:
½ c. orange marmalade
2 Tbs. packed brown sugar
1 c. powdered sugar
1 Tbs. orange juice
1 Tbs vodka
1 Tbs. Galliano
1 Tbs. white corn syrup
⅓ c. coarsely chopped pecans, toasted
(optional)
Evenly grease a Bundt pan. In a large mixing
bowl, combine cake ingredients; beat 4 minutes
on medium speed with electric mixer.
Pour batter into bundt pan, bake for 35 to 45
minutes or until toothpick inserted near center
comes out clean. Let stand for 10 minutes
or until slightly cooled. Meanwhile, combine
glaze ingredients in a microwave safe bowl,
stir until smooth. Microwave 3 to 5 minutes.
Turn cake out on a plate and drizzle with glaze
while warm.
Orange Vinaigrette
submitted by Joan Kindberg, Jackson
1 Tbs. plus 1 tsp. olive oil
1 Tbs. plus 1 tsp. balsamic vinegar
1 c. thinly sliced red bell pepper
¼ c. finely chopped scallions
2 small oranges
Grate 2 teaspoons of zest from one of the
oranges. Squeeze the oranges and measure out
1 cup juice. In a small bowl, whisk together the
orange juice, olive oil, vinegar, scallions, and
orange zest. Pour over a tossed salad and toss
gently. Makes 4 servings.
Wheeles · Obst
Ernest and Antoinette Wheeles of
West Bend, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Carrie Wheeles, to
Donald Obst. He is the son of David
and Maria Obst, of Greenfield.
The future bride is employed at
Froedtert Hospital as a pharmacy
technician. The future groom is the
inventory control manager at Snap-
On Tools in Milwaukee.
They will be married this November
while on a Caribbean Cruise joined
by family.
Wedding
Online
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Theresa Belyeu and Roger
Fischer both of Hartford
announce their engagement
and wedding planned for
June 2, 2012.
Parents of the couple are
Sandra & Richard and Carol
& Jerry.
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Cranberry Sauce (Relish)
submitted by lisa tiefenthaler, hartford
1 orange , peels and all,
cut in small pieces
1 c. sugar
20 oz. can crushed pineapple
1 pkg. fresh cranberries,
rinsed and drained
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Orange Cookies
with Orange Glaze
submitted by Linda Binder, West Bend
1 c. sugar
1 c. shortening
2 eggs
2 fresh oranges
1 c. orange juice
1 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. baking soda
3 c. flour
Frosting:
⅓ c. melted margarine
1 ½ Tbs. orange juice
½ of the zest from the orange rinds
1½ c. powdered sugar
Cream sugar, shortening and eggs together
at medium speed for about 5 minutes. Zest the
oranges and juice them. Add prepared orange juice
to juice squeezed from the oranges to equal 1 cup
of juice. Add the orange juice to the batter along
with half of the zest from the orange rinds. Mix
on low speed until blended. Drop by tablespoon
onto a greased baking sheet. Bake in 350 oven
for about 10 minutes or until lightly golden on
the bottom. Combine frosting ingredients until
smooth. Add more or less juice to get desired consistency.
Spread on cooled cookies. Makes about 3
dozen cookies.
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Orange Cake
submitted by betty ann wolfgram, west bend
1 c. sugar
1 c. shortening
2 eggs, beaten
1 c. sour milk
2½ c. flour
1 tsp. baking soda
pinch salt
1 pkg. dates, cut up
½ c. nuts
grated rind of 1 orange
topping:
½ c. sugar
juice of 1 large or 2 small oranges
Cream sugar and shortening; mix in eggs. Add
alternately sour milk and dry ingredients. Fold
in dates and nuts, add grated orange rind. Pour
into 2 bread pans and bake at 350˚ for 50 to 60
minutes. For topping: Dissolve sugar in orange
juice. Spoon over warm cake.
Good Company Salad
submitted by Tricia Fredericks, West Bend
½ c. orange juice
⅓ c. cider vinegar
⅓ c. vegetable oil
4 tsp. sugar
6 c. torn mixed salad greens
1 can (11 oz.) mandarin oranges, drained
1 small red onion, thinly sliced
4 radishes, thinly sliced
4 green onions, thinly sliced
⅓ c. dried cranberries
⅓ c. sunflower kernels
¾ c. crumbled feta cheese
¾ c. cherry tomatoes, halved
In a jar with a tight-fitting lid, combine
orange juice, vinegar, oil and sugar; shake
well. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour. Just
before serving, combine the remaining ingredients
in a large serving bowl. Drizzle with
dressing and toss gently.
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Warm Fruit Punch
submitted by jan ramel, kewaskum
6 c. water, divided
2 tea bags
1 c. sugar
1 c. orange juice
½ c. lemon juice
½ c. white grape juice
Boil 1 c. water; add tea bags. Steep 5 minutes.
Discard bags. Stir in sugar until dissolved.
Combine all ingredients and serve warm.
Orange Puffs
submitted by jannette Jeffords hartford
2¾ c. sugar
½ c. orange juice
½ c. water
1 Tbs. grated orange rind
½ tsp. lemon rind
2 egg whites, stiffly beaten
⅛ tsp. salt
Combine sugar, orange juice, water, orange
and lemon rind. Stir over low heat until sugar
dissolves. Cook to light crack stage (260˚ on
a candy thermometer). Gradually pour syrup
over egg whites, beating constantly until mixture
holds shape. Add salt. Drop from teaspoon
onto waxed paper. Makes 4 dozen candies.
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