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From the left, first-time homebuyers Ashley Huber and Matt Dooley listen Wednesday as 

home inspector Gary Getchel, of Milton-based Home Pro Inspection Service, reviews the 

outside of the house they plan to purchase on North Arch Street in Janesville. 

New-home construction woes continue 

BY SARAH ZELLER 

STAFF WRITER 

JANESVILLE — Though the existinghome 

market may be ripe for first-time 

buyers, the number of new-construction 

homes continues to tumble. 

South Central Wisconsin Builders 

Association Executive Director Carol 

Engebretson need only look to the organization’s 

Parade of Homes roster for a 

market analysis. 

“Last year, we had 20 new homes,” she 

said. “This year we have 14.” 

In today’s economy, builders no longer 

are willing to place an unsold home in 

the parade, she said. 

“Builders more commonly will put a 

pre-sold home in the Parade of Homes 

before they’ll put a spec home, because 

they don’t want to be holding an unsold 

home, especially in this market,” she 

said. 

Tom Wellnitz, president of Wellnitz & 

Sarow Builders in Janesville, said his 

company has seen a 25 to 30 percent 

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Market rife for first-time buyers, 

those with good credit histories 


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JANESVILLE — After cramming their seven-member 

family into a three-bedroom apartment, 

Jessica and Jarred Hembrook were thrilled to 

finally purchase a home in Delavan last week. 

“The apartment was very tight,” Jessica Hembrook 

said. “We didn’t have any personal space.” 

The family is among many first-time homebuyers who 

have taken advantage of the slumping economy to 

browse the hundreds of unsold homes that remain on the 

local market. First-time buyers have the added advantage 

of not having to sell their current home. 

“It’s an excellent time for a first-time homebuyer,” said 

Verna Saladino, a real estate agent with Coldwell Banker 

Success in Janesville. “There’s a great inventory; there is 

plenty to choose from.” 

Renae Dunbar, an agent with Century 21 Affiliated in 

Delavan, agreed. 

“We are in a buyers’ market,” she said. “The sellers 

have to be a lot more negotiable.” 

The abundance of homes on the market means buyers 

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NEWS 

INBRIEF 

JANESVILLE 

■ School board approves 

two new members: 

The Janesville School 

Board on Tuesday voted 

6-0 to approve Greg 

Ardrey and Peter 

Severson to fill vacant 

seats; Commissioner Bill 

Sodemann abstained. 

The men replace former 

board members Amy 

Rashkin and Dennis 

Vechinsky, both of whom 

resigned earlier this summer. 

Ardrey and 

Severson will serve until 

April, when voters will 

choose replacements to 

serve full three-year 

terms. A committee 

selected Ardrey and 

Severson from a field of 

10 candidates; 

Sodemann said he 

abstained because he 

believes the committee 

should have allowed the 

full board to hear from 

several candidates. 

■ Telephone scam reported: 

Several local residents 

reported being the target 

of a telephone scam 

last week. Residents 

received an automated 

message asking them to 

call an Iowa phone number 

to reactivate a suspended 

Blackhawk 

Community Credit Union 

member card. Those 

who called the number 

were asked to enter personal 

information. Both 

BCCU members and 

nonmembers reported 

receiving the calls. Once 

the scam was reported 

to police, the message 

shifted its target to 

members of a Michiganbased 

credit union. “This 

shift, along with the fact 

that both members and 

nonmembers were contacted, 

clearly shows 

there was no credit 

union security breach,” 

said BCCU CEO Bob 

Carmichael. “More likely, 

the thieves got a hold of 

some type of phone list, 

and decided to use 

Blackhawk Community 

Credit Union as their target 

of choice.” 

Carmichael said it wasn’t 

clear how many residents 

called the number 

and provided information. 

BCCU officials said 

the credit union never 

would use automated 

phone calls to discuss 

an account problem or 

ask for personal information. 

EVANSVILLE 

■ New day for trash, 

recycling pickup: 

Beginning next week, city 

residents will have their 

trash and recyclables 

picked up on Tuesdays, 

rather than Wednesdays. 

The new pick-up date 

begins Aug. 5. Veolia 

Environmental Services, 

the company that serves 

Evansville, said the 

change will help keep 

costs down and maintain 

efficiency. For more 

information, call city hall 

at (608) 882-2266. 

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like Ashley Huber and Matt 

Dooley have more time to find the 

perfect house. 

The Janesville couple rejected 

several houses in need of repairs 

until they found one within their 

price range that was move-in 

ready. 

“It’s a challenge deciding what 

you’re actually going to go with,” 

said Dooley, who added that he 

and Huber look forward to building 

equity. “I’d rather own a 

house than pay for rent; it’s 

throwing money away.” 

Ryan and Rianne Graves, who 

recently purchased a home in 

Darien, spent nearly a year looking 

at available properties. 

“We got excited at the potential 

of the houses we could have,” 

Ryan Graves said. “From there, it 

became kind of a fun adventure, 

getting the opportunity to look at 

these houses.” 

The couple also recognized that 

buying a house is the first step 

toward financial security. 

“Home ownership is historically 

the No. 1 wealth generator in our 

country,” said John Ramstad, 

director of housing for 

Community Action of Rock and 

Walworth Counties. 

But, Ramstad added, potential 

buyers should beware that what 

appears to be a good deal actually 

may be a pratfall. 

“The only caution is for people 

to be careful about buying properties 

that look awfully cheap on 

paper, but are such because there 

is significant work that is 

required or significant infrastructure 

improvements that need to 

happen,” he said. “It’s the longterm 

affordability of the house 

that’s the most important.” 

For example, buying a house 

that needs a new roof or furnace 

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drop in custom-built home construction 

in the past two years, though a 

growing number of people are 

choosing to renovate their existing 

homes. 

“There are people still mulling 

around, wondering what they 

should or should not do,” he said. 

Wellnitz blames the economy, rising 

gas prices and upcoming presidential 

election year for the 

decrease in demand. 

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MARKET UPS AND DOWNS 

Sales of existing homes, as well as new housing starts and 

residential building permits, have declined in the city of 

Janesville in the past several years. Here’s how the market 

has performed: 

SALES OF EXISTING HOMES* 

2002: 1,050 homes ($117,590 average) 

2003: 1,345 homes ($120,078) 




NEW HOUSING UNITS* 

2002: 424 

2003: 330 

2004: 506 

2005: 381 

2006: 241 

10-year average: 366 

RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED* 

2002: 279 

2003: 276 

2004: 329 

2005: 295 

2006: 231 

10-year average: 269 

* Data from 2007 not yet available. 

could end in foreclosure. 

“In the long run, you might lose 

the house because the maintenance 

costs are too great for you 

to sustain it,” Ramstad said. 

Of course, a home’s physical 

condition is just one piece of the 

home-buying puzzle. 

“There’s a lot of factors to look 

at, like resale value,” said Huber, 

who plans to close on her first 

home Wednesday. 

Taking a homeownership class 

may help potential buyers see the 

“We believe it’s going to pick up; 

we have full faith in it,” he said, 

adding that he believes business 

will rebound in 2009. 

Sharon Bauer, co-owner of Bauer 

Custom Homes in Burlington, 

agreed. 

“It can’t stay like this forever,” 

she said. 

But for now, buyers are exercising 

restraint. 

“They’re just being cautious,” 

Bauer said. “Those that are getting 

into a custom home are generally 

trying to sell a home of their own, 

and that seems to be giving people 

problems.” 

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Janesville real estate agent 

Verna Saladino says the 

local market for existing 

homes remains strong for 

first-time homebuyers. 

big picture. 

“It’s a good way to assess how 

ready you are to take on that 

responsibility, since they go over 

all sorts of aspects of how to buy 

a home,” Ramstad said. “If you 

haven’t owned a home or it’s been 

a while, it’s a very valuable 

course and a chance to think 

through a lot of the factors you 

should be considering before you 

make that commitment.” 

Anyone in the market for a new 

home — not just first-time buyers 

The market is floundering so 

much that a nonprofit agency that 

secures low-interest, no-risk mortgages 

and helps people build newconstruction 

homes is in danger of 

closing its doors. 

The Burlington-based 

Southeastern Wisconsin Housing 

Corporation builds groups of homes 

and trims costs by having future 

homeowners, under the supervision 

of a professional, complete much of 

the construction. 

“So many people are running 

scared because of the economy,” 

said SEWHC Executive Director 

Arturo Gonzales. “As long as they 

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DIGEST 

and those with shaky credit histories 

— is under far greater 

scrutiny by mortgage lenders 

than they may have a few years 

ago. 

Because of the so-called “credit 

crunch” — caused by lenders who 

doled out subprime loans to people 

who might not qualify for traditional 

mortgages, then went 

belly-up when those loans went 

into foreclosure — more buyers 

are using government-sponsored 

loans, like those through the 

Federal Housing Administration 

or the U.S. Department of 

Agriculture. 

“There’s a lot of hope right now 

for FHA, because that’s the only 

place where you have any sort of 

high loan-to-value product still 

available,” said Yuri Rashkin, 

owner of Service First Mortgage 

in Janesville. “Now, everybody 

starts with FHA. It used to be a 

very underutilized product — 

now it’s the first step.” 

That sea change has some worried. 

“I think that it’s just unsustainable,” 

Rashkin said. “We can’t be 

relying on government programs 

if we are to continue to be a (consumer-based) 

economy where people 

buy and sell houses. There 

just has to be some more flexibility 

in the system.” 

The upside of the credit crunch 

is that homebuyers now must live 

within their means. 

“They should figure out pretty 

precisely what they’re able to 

spend for a home,” including 

property taxes and insurance, 

Rashkin said, “and be realistic.” 

That’s exactly what the Graves 

family did, even though they 

were approved for a larger mortgage 

than the one they secured. 

“We weren’t comfortable with 

that financially,” Ryan Graves 

said. “As far as first-time homebuyer 

advice is concerned, staying 

in your comfort zone is your 

best bet.” 

make the minimum payment 

according to their income, they’ll 

never lose their house.” 

The organization, which has built 

nearly 1,500 homes in Walworth, 

Rock, Racine and Kenosha counties 

since 1971, is looking for qualified 

families who want to build a home. 

If the organization is unable to 

find five eligible families by the end 

of the summer, Gonzales said the 

program’s funding will not be 

renewed. 

“Everyone in this country has a 

right to own their own home,” he 

said. “Work on your credit, get it 

cleaned up, and we will help you.” 

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BUSINESS 

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Name of business: Preferred Pets. 

Owners: Gary and Barb Cerny. 

Address: 2522 U.S. Highway 14, 

Janesville, and 2180 Sutler Ave., 

Beloit. 

Phone number: (800) 953-0077 or 

(608) 752-0630. 

Web site: www.preferredpets.com. 

Business hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., 

Monday through Friday; 10 a.m. to 5 

p.m., Saturday; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., 

Sunday. 

Type of business: Full-line retail 

pet shop. 

When business opened: It originally 

opened in 1958; we purchased 

the Janesville store in May 2006. In 

July 2007, we opened a new store in 

Morgan Square in Beloit. 

Why did you start this business? 

Actually, I acquired the business after 

working for the former owner, Brent 

Schiefelbein, for 29 years. Buying the 

business 

The Particulars 

Preferred Pets 

■ 2522 U.S. Highway 

14, Janesville 

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■ 10-8, Mon-Fri; 10-5, 

Sat; 11-5, Sun 

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was a naturalprogression 

for 

me, 

because I 

had been 

doing this 

for so long. 

How did 

you initially 

get 

into this 

business? I started working at 

Tropical Finland (now known as 

Preferred Pets) in January 1977. My 

first job was cleaning the animal cages 

on Saturday mornings. I hated that 

job, but loved being around the animals. 

What types of products or services 

does your business offer? We sell 

quality pet products for dogs, cats, 

small animals, birds, ponds and reptiles. 

We sell a wide selection of aquariums 

in a variety of sizes, shapes and 

colors. We are known for stocking the 

best-quality dog and cat foods — not 

only do we sell them, we know pet 

nutrition like no other store. 

Both stores stock an array of tropical 

fish, goldfish, locally raised Koi fish 

and saltwater fish. The Janesville 

store has saltwater invertebrates, live 

coral and live rock. We sell baby hamsters, 

gerbils, rabbits, guinea pigs, 

chinchillas, mice and ferrets, as well as 

parakeets, finches, hand-fed and handtamed 

parrots, cockatiels and singing 

New FHASecure program offers additional refinance options 

Q: We purchased our home using an 

adjustable rate mortgage, and our rate is 

starting to adjust. We are able to pay all 

of our other bills, but are really struggling 

now that our monthly mortgage 

payment has increased, and it looks like 

it will increase even more in six months. 

What can we do? 

A: There is no question that in today’s 

market, your situation is both extremely 

difficult yet very familiar to many people. 

Last year, the federal government 

introduced the FHASecure program, 

which is designed specifically for people 

stretched by adjusting interest rates. 

And just this past week, FHASecure 

introduced more ways to help more people 

qualify for refinancing into a fixedrate 

mortgage from an adjustable rate 

loan. 

Before we get into the details of this 

announcement, it is important to remember 

that in foreclosure, everybody loses. 

Neither the person losing the house nor 

the bank win by engaging in this long, 

drawn-out and, ultimately, money-losing 

process. As a result, neither party is 


Preferred Pets co-owner Barb Cerny holds a rabbit inside the Janesville store. The 

business offers a variety of pets and pet-care products. 

canaries. 

What is the biggest challenge 

you face in your business? Dealing 

with the fallout from the recent 

announcement by General Motors to 

close the local plant. GM may be leaving 

us, but we are a strong, proud and 

confident people who not only will survive 

this loss but will flourish when 

they are gone! 

What aspect of your business do 

you enjoy the most? I am passionate 

about what I do, and particularly enjoy 

listening to my customers tell me stories 

about their pets. The human/pet 

bond is so strong and emotional. In 

addition, it gives me great satisfaction 

to know that I may have helped some- 

YURI URI RASHKIN ASHKIN 

MORTGAGE Q & A 

interested in going through with the 

foreclosure. 

The most important part of the FHA 

Secure announcement reads as follows: 

“Lenders may voluntarily write down the 

outstanding subprime mortgage principal 

balances to a 97 percent or 90 percent 

loan-to-value ratio, depending on 

the borrowers’ circumstances.” In other 

words, if a borrower fits the parameters 

required to qualify for this refinance — 

and not everyone will — the lender will 

be encouraged not to collect the difference 

in the balance. 

For the 97 percent loan-to-value refinance 

loan, some of the criteria that 

FHASecure will look for are borrowers 

who were delinquent on their adjustable 

rate mortgages, but who were late on “no 

more than two monthly mortgage pay- 

one solve a problem they were having 

with their pet. 

From what cities do the majority 

of your customers come? Janesville, 

Beloit, Milton, Clinton, Edgerton, 

Evansville, Monroe, Rockton, Roscoe 

and Walworth and Dane counties. 

What are your future plans for 

the business? To keep adding products 

to my inventory that my customers 

and their pets can benefit from. 

I especially want to expand the premium 

dog- and cat-food selection with an 

emphasis on more holistic and organic 

choices. Plus, I plan to expand our 

wild-bird department at both stores. 

We recently added our own variety of 

no-waste wild bird food. 

ments over the previous 12 months.” 

Borrowers who are delinquent on their 

adjustable rate mortgage, and who were 

late on three consecutive monthly mortgage 

payments or who were late at three 

various times over the past 12 months, 

will be eligible for the 90 percent loan-tovalue 

refinance loan. 

For example, Bob and Jenny Smith 

owe $200,000 on a house that is worth 

$100,000. Their interest rate begins to 

adjust, and they are no longer able to 

make the payments. Rather than lose 

their home, the Smiths refinance using 

FHASecure program, under which they 

now owe $90,000 for their $100,000 

home; the lender will “write down” the 

rest of the balance on the mortgage. 

At this point, it is unclear exactly 

what this will mean, but it at least 

appears to be a step in the right direction 

that should help the homeowners 

who find themselves with a property 

that is worth substantially less than 

what is owed. 

It also is unclear exactly when these 

expanded FHASecure loans will become 

available to consumers, but I recommend 

Evansville’s economic 

plan takes step forward 

BY SAM KILLIAN 

STAFF WRITER 

EVANSVILLE — Officials are ready to stop 

planning and begin implementing the city’s 

new economic development plan. 

The city’s Economic Development Committee 

approved the plan Wednesday, but there still 

are a few details to iron out. Committee members 

must decide what entity will oversee the 

economic-development process, a decision that 

could take three to four months. 

“Once we figure that out, they will more or 

less take a leadership role in implementing the 

rest of the plan,” Mayor Sandy Decker said. 

The new plan is part of Evansville’s statemandated 

Smart Growth plan, which charts a 

course for the city’s growth and development 

through 2025. 

City Administrator Dan Wietecha said the 

group will look at examples from other cities to 

decide the best way to oversee development. 

Options could include putting a city official in 

charge, or creating a partnership between the 

public and private sectors. 

The committee could vote on that issue at a 

later date. The city council currently is not 

required to approve the plan, but would have 

to OK funding if, for example, a new city official 

is hired. 

Whoever oversees the process will focus on 

five areas: work force development, downtown 

revitalization, relations between business and 

government and marketing and entrepreneurial 

environment. 

That list was created during an economic 

summit in January; task forces were assigned 

to discuss how to proceed with each aspect. 

Wietecha said the ongoing discussion about 

who will oversee development shouldn’t affect 

the rest of the plan. 

“There were a handful of actions that were 

identified as things we can start immediately,” 

he said. 

Officials plan to install signs to direct visitors 

to important sites, make improvements to 

the chamber of commerce Web site and take 

inventory of downtown storefronts. 

“As we start to work with businesses on a 

retail level, we can give them some direction,” 

Wietecha said. “If (a new business) needs so 

many square feet, we can immediately look at 

an inventory to find out what would work for 

them.” 

Officials had hoped the plan would be in 

place in May, but it took longer than expected 

for a consultant to organize ideas created by 

the task forces. 

“It took some more time to take all of the 

information and collapse it into a plan,” Decker 

said. “It was a little more difficult than what 

we anticipated.” 

getting in touch with your current lender 

to let them know that you are interested 

in exploring that option. The lender 

should be interested in exploring that 

option, as well. 

Big changes: Having been in the 

mortgage business for 10 years (and 

owning my company for nine of those 

years), I have seen more than one slowdown 

in this business. However, I have 

been helping people obtain mortgages for 

long enough to see that the situation we 

currently see in the marketplace is 

extremely challenging. 

For that reason, I have seized an 

opportunity and am making the switch 

to the insurance industry, where I will 

specialize helping my clients with their 

personal insurance needs. I will continue 

to write a monthly column for the 

Janesville Messenger, but it will not deal 

with the mortgage or insurance industries. 

Look for it next month. 

Editor’s note: Yuri Rashkin is the owner of Service First 

Mortgage, with offices in Janesville and Utah. He has been 

in the mortgage business since 1998. Contact him at (608) 

754-2424 or at ServiceFirst@gmail.com.

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PERSPECTIVES 

T HE WAY WE SEE IT 

Barack’s 

excellent 

adventure 

B arack 

Obama’s current standing in the 

presidential race — he holds an 8 percentage-point 

lead in the latest 

Washington Post-ABC News poll — is easy to 

understand when you watch the fawning media 

coverage of the candidate’s recent globe-trotting. 

Obama, who has less foreign policy experience 

than the average foreign-exchange student, 

sought to burnish his thin credentials with a trip 

this past week to the Middle East and to Europe. 

He was accompanied by a 

phalanx of adoring 

reporters and news 

anchors, who chronicled — 

unwittingly, of course — 

the painful awkwardness 

of an elite liberal trundling 

Our view 

■ Media magic 

recasts Obama as 

superior statesman. 

among the unwashed fighting men and women 

of the American military. 

Glad-handing American troops in Iraq, 

Obama, though at least photogenic, looked comically 

similar to 1988 Democrat presidential nominee 

Michael Dukakis, who weebled and wobbled 

atop a tank in a laughable effort to project commander-in-chief 

gravitas. 

Republican John McCain, meanwhile, challenged 

Obama to concede that the Iraq troop 

surge, for which the Democrat expressed no 

hope, audacious or otherwise last year, has been 

a rousing success. Obama, predictably, waffled, 

even as he stood on ground that would have 

been ceded to terrorists had his retreat-anddefeat 

strategy for troop withdrawal been implemented 

instead of the surge. 

And yet the myth of Obama as a qualified 

presidential candidate stubbornly persists, 

thanks largely to an elite media in full swoon 

over the gossamer shimmer of a young, cameraready 

liberal. And what of McCain, whose 

cranky common sense used to earn high praise 

among the chattering class? He is now so far 

under the media bus that he couldn’t get the 

New York Times to publish his column about the 

Iraq war, even though Obama was allowed to 

hold forth on the same page just days earlier. So 

much for the maverick’s fourth-estate constituency. 

Such events underscore the challenge facing 

McCain, who seems flummoxed by the serial 

platitudes of Obama and the complicity of malleable 

reporters. 

It may not be fair, but it’s entirely predictable. 

“America is on a gambling binge. The 

more available and accessible it 

becomes, the more gambling is acceptable 

to people.” 

Tom Grey, executive director of the 

National Coalition Against Legalized 

Gambling, made that statement two 

years ago. Grey’s next line: 

“But shouldn’t government be encouraging 

people to save their money, 

instead of encouraging them to gamble?” 

Even if you believe the answer to 

Grey’s question is yes, the stark reality 

is just the opposite. Government is 

expanding gaming options. 

Stateline.org reports, “States are 

more addicted to gambling revenue 

than ever as the lure of easy, new 

money for schools, tax relief and public 

services has led to an explosion of statesanctioned 

casinos, slot machines at 

racetracks and lottery games. 

“Twenty-five years ago, gambling was 

legal in only three states. Now, every 

state except Utah and Hawaii rely on 

gambling to generate revenues to help 

avoid raising taxes.” 

Wisconsin is right there with other 

states, enabling gambling that rivals 

Las Vegas, and promoting games with 

clever marketing in radio and TV ads. 

The heavy concentration of games has 

evolved, despite the fact Wisconsin voters 

took a firm stand against the proliferation 

of gambling. 

Gov. Tommy Thompson called a special 

session of the Legislature in June 

1992 to consider amending the constitution 

to permanently exclude casino-style 

gambling from inclusion in the state lottery. 

Voters considered the following 

question: 

“Gambling expansion prohibited. 

Shall article IV of the constitution be 

revised to clarify that all forms of gambling 

are prohibited except bingo, raffles, 

pari-mutuel on-track betting and 

the current state-run lottery and to 

assure that the state will not conduct 

prohibited forms of gambling as part of 

the state-run lottery?” 

In 1993, the amendment passed overwhelmingly. 

As things now stand, stateoperated 

or private casino-style gaming 

in Wisconsin would require subsequent 

constitutional change. 

The results of the advisory referenda, 

which also appeared on the ballot, indicated 

the voters’ preference for maintaining 

the status quo regarding gambling. 

Despite the results, Gov. Doyle has 

signed gaming compacts with tribes 

that have resulted in an explosion of 

gambling never foreseen. After Louis 

Butler replaced Diane Sykes on the 

state Supreme Court, the court made a 

ruling that essentially OK’d the expand- 

ed gaming negotiated in the compacts. 

In July 2006 I wrote, “Thanks to the 

ruling, the state’s largest gambling 

operation, the Potawatomi Bingo Casino 

in Milwaukee, will now advance with 

plans to triple its floor space, currently 

at 70,000 square feet. That will give the 

facility 210,000 square feet, more floor 

space than any casino in all of Las 

Vegas. ... 

“The Potawatomi also plan to double 

the number of slot machines from 1,500 

to 3,000. That would rival the MGM 

Grand’s 3,700 slot machines, and the 

expanded Potawatomi facility would 

have more slots than any other casino 

in Las Vegas ...” 

As predicted, last month the 

Potawatomi Bingo Casino advertised 

the grand opening of its expansion, now 

featuring 3,100 slot machines. 

The director of the Wisconsin Lottery 

now wishes games could be offered 

online. This follows a national trend of 

states searching for new ways to expand 

gambling opportunities. 

Is there no end to what states might 

do to recruit more gamblers? Probably 

not. 

The Denver Post reports the Colorado 

Lottery is selling coffee-flavored scratchand-sniff 

lottery tickets, with chocolateand 

flower-flavored scents coming soon. 

A spokeswoman for the Colorado 

Lottery, Erika Gonzalez, says, “We could 

even have a Corona with lime.” 

Editor’s note: Contact Wisconsin state Sen. Mary 

Lazich, R-New Berlin, at Sen.Lazich@legis.wisconsin.gov. 

On the other hand: Obama puts a fine point on positions 

It looks as though the reason Barack 

Obama is reluctant to have multiple 

debates with John McCain is because he’s 

having too much fun debating himself. (OK, 

that was a cheap shot; so what? Some days, 

you pass up the cheap shot, you don’t get 

any shot at all.) 

The thing is, he has so “refined” his positions 

on a number of issues lately that they 

resemble political gummy bears — all 

chewy and sweet. 

For example: 

He announced his administration 

would support faith-based initiatives by private 

religious groups, saying that the social 

problems facing the country are too great 

and complex to be solved by government 

action alone. Separation of church and 

state anyone? 

The faith-based initiative, remember, was 

the lure that George Bush used to get evangelical 

voters into his boat. Could Mr. 

YOUR TURN: 

Joe 

Toebes 

Janesville 

“The security of our 

country. Nothing else 

matters unless we’re 

secure.” 

Cash-hungry states on a gambling binge 

DONALD ONALD KAUL AUL 

MINUTEMAN MEDIA 

Obama be trolling the same waters? 

When the Supreme Court, by a 5-4 

vote, knocked down a law that called for 

the execution of rapists of children, Obama 

spoke out against the ruling. 

Aren’t real liberals supposed to be 

against the death penalty? Period? 

But when the Supreme Court said that 

the District of Columbia’s ban on handguns 

was unconstitutional, Obama agreed with 

it. He said that while he believes in the 

government’s right to regulate handguns, 

he also believes in the right of individuals 

to own them. He didn’t straddle the issue, 

he surrounded it. 

What is the single most important issue in this 

year’s presidential campaign? 

Bernie 

Shields 

Janesville 

“Ending this war. We 

can’t get anything 

else accomplished 

until we do.” 

Joan 

Heinz 

Janesville 

“Economics and 

health care. There 

are a lot of people 

who have no health 

care whatsoever. 

When they’re sick, 

they don’t get help.” 

SEN. EN. 

MARY 

LAZICH AZICH 

GUEST COLUMN 

He supported a bill establishing electronic 

surveillance rules for the government’s 

eavesdropping program, even 

though it granted immunity to telecommunications 

companies that conducted warrantless 

wiretaps in the past. 

And finally, he said he might reassess 

his timetable for the withdrawal of our 

troops from Iraq after he’d gone there and 

talked to our military commanders. The 

granola liberals of the anti-war left 

squealed loudest at this, hearing in it the 

echoes of John McCain’s endless-war strategy. 

No, he said, he remains committed to 

ending the war, and he reiterated his previously 

stated position that “we had to be as 

careful getting out as we were careless getting 

in.” 

But you know what? None of that socalled 

flip-flopping matters much to me. I 

may be less than enthusiastic about some 

Alice 

Hessenauer 

Janesville 

“Getting out of Iraq. 

You don’t get in and 

out overnight, but 

getting them out 

peaceably is important. 

I think we also 

need alternate 

sources of energy.” 

Linda 

Fredell 

Janesville 

“I’d like to get out of 

Iraq without more 

loss. It’s a quandary; 

you want to support 

the troops but you 

also want them to 

be safe.” 

of those positions but they all seem reasonable 

to me, something about which we can 

agree to disagree. 

Religious organizations have a history 

and an expertise in helping people in dire 

straits, and if the government can give 

them a little boost, it’s money well spent. 

I’m also against capital punishment but 

if you’re going to kill anyone, child rapists 

are a good place to start. The D.C. gun law 

is a joke, ineffective and unenforceable. 

Besides, what’s so wrong with a politician 

changing his mind? John McCain used to 

be against Bush’s tax cuts, now he’s for 

them. He’s allowed a second opinion. For 

the past seven years, we have had a president 

who never changed his mind about 

anything. 

How’s that working out for you? 

Editor’s note: Donald Kaul retired as Washington columnist 

for the Des Moines Register. E-mail him at donald.kaul2@verizon.net 

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GARDEN TOURISM 

See new plants, ideas at these trial sites 

Vacation days are here. What 

do gardeners do during their time 

off? Well, the odd ones (present 

company included) like to look at 

plants that other gardeners have 

taken care of. The question I get 

from my family is — Why? 

There are a few reasons I will 

admit to. First, the very competitive 

spirit of every gardener (come 

on, admit it) makes us want to 

compare our skills, successes, and 

failures with those of other gardeners. 

Second, new plants are 

very cool to see and get to know. 

Third, I enjoy immersing myself 

in the labors of others. And yes, 

there are great places to go in 

North America to get resolution 

for these wacky needs. 

Trials are conducted, by different 

organizations with similar 

goals, to test for superior performance 

and overall plant quality. 

Almost all of the plant societies 

and botanic gardens have their 

own methods for determining 

their best performer each year, be 

it hosta, daylily, rose, urban trees, 

rhododendron or shrubs. 

Who selects? 

The All-American Selections 

(AAS) has been testing annual 

flowers and vegetables since 1932. 

Perennial plants are evaluated 

yearly by the Perennial Plant 

Association. Athens Select tests 

plant material for performance in 

heat and humidity. Chicago 

Botanic Garden tests plant material 

of all types to determine quality 

performance in the Midwest. 

Each and every trial garden 

has its own purpose for testing, 

but most will work with plant 

material either new on the market 

or those that are scheduled 

for market release within a few 

years. As one would guess, the 

best-case goal of the breeder is to 

have positive comments and 

endorsements, which will tremendously 

aid the plants’ marketability. 

Matched up? 

Should you worry about matching 

conditions of the trial garden 

location and home garden site? 

It’s a good idea if you are looking 

for plants to add to your landscape. 

Depending on the site, soil, 

care and environmental-condition 

differences, plants that perform 

well in the trial garden may not 

perform in a similar fashion in 

your yard. But if you just are 

curious about new developments, 

don’t give that aspect another 

thought — go to all of them and 

enjoy the eye candy! 

When planning your trips, don’t 

discount gardens in areas further 

to the south. As is evidenced by 

the recent weather, our heat and 

humidity can match some pretty 

intense southern conditions. And 

if you raise vegetables and annual 

flowers, other than growing days 

to maturity for veggies, we can 

fool almost any plant into living 

for us. 

Where to go 

Trial gardens can be found at 

universities, technical schools, 

botanic gardens, historical sites, 

independent plant growers and 

breeders and also at some garden 

centers. Online searching makes 

it easy. If you don’t have access to 

online resources, ask at your 

favorite garden center, or check 

All-American 

Selections 

LIS IS FRIEMOTH RIEMOTH 

THE GARDEN HOE 

■ Boerner Botanical Gardens, 

9400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners, 

Wis., (414) 525-5600, 

www.boernerbotanicalgardens.org. 

■ Cantigny Gardens, 11S151 

Winfield Road, Wheaton, Ill., (630) 

668-5161, www.cantigny.org. 

■ Chicago Botanic Garden, 

1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, 

Ill., (847) 835-5440, 

www.chicagobotanic.org. 

■ Green Bay Botanical Gardens, 

2600 Larsen Road, Green Bay, 

Wis., (920) 490-9457, 

www.gbbg.org. 

■ Rotary Gardens, 1455 Palmer 

Drive, Janesville Wis., (608) 752- 

3885, www.rotarygardens.org. 

■ Triton College Botanical 

Garden, 2000 Fifth Ave., River 

Grove, Ill.,(708) 456-0300, www.triton.edu. 

■ University of Illinois 

Arboretum, Miles C. Hartley 

Selections Garden, 1802 S. 

Lincoln Ave., Urbana, Ill. (217) 333- 

7579, www.arboretum.uiuc. 

edu/hartley_garden.htm. 

■ University of Wisconsin West 

Madison Research Station, 8502 

Mineral Point Road, Verona, Wis., 

(608) 262-2257, 

www.cals.wisc.edu. 

■ Vincent High School 

Environmental Science and 

Natural Resources, 7501 N. 

Granville Road, Milwaukee, Wis., 

(414) 236-1200, www2.milwaukee.k12.wi.us 

out the libraries — either will be 

able to help you find the information 

to get you started. 

As you are planning a visit, be 

sure to do a bit research to find 

out if they have the plants you 

really want to see. Not all of the 

vegetables, bedding plants, perennials, 

trees, shrubs, and grasses 

are represented at each and every 

site. 

Be sure to call or visit their 

Web site before going; some 

(mainly the privately owned gardens) 

do request scheduled 

appointments or may have a fee 

associated with visiting. 

Remember to take a camera (you 

will take lots of pictures) and a 

notebook or recorder. 

You will regret it if you forget 

either of these. 

Editor’s note: Lis Friemoth is a horticulture 

diagnostician. Contact her at (262) 745-2904, 

P.O. Box 58, Springfield, WI 53176, visit online 

at www.thegardenhoe.com or e-mail her at gardenhoe@tds.net. 


A reader recently asked me 

if I had been on vacation. 

“No,” I assured him, “I’ve been 

working hard.” 

“Well, I haven’t seen any 

zucchini recipes lately; you’d 

think you’d have those in by 

now,” he replied. 

OK, point well-taken. With 

all the rain we’ve had lately, 

the zucchini literally is about 

to explode. And when you 

have too much zucchini on 

your plate, you have to start 

putting it in bread, muffins 

and the freezer. 

Zucchini blossoms 

Do you become the scourge 

of the neighborhood once zucchini 

season starts? Do the 

neighbors start locking their 

doors in fear of receiving yet 

another bag of zucchini? You 

need a new weapon to deplete 

your harvest, and this it. 

Don’t let the blossoms develop; 

eat them instead! 

When picking blossoms, look 

for ones that are beginning to 

open, but still are slightly 

swirled and twisted at the top 

— they are less likely to hide 

any bugs. Plus, they stay 

closed when you twist them 

shut again before frying. 

Don’t 

confine 

yourself 

to the 

zucchini 

patch; 

you can 

use any 

squash 

blossom 

— acorn, 

butternut, yellow, even pumpkin. 

You can make a spicy dip, or 

use what you have in the 

refrigerator. A good sauce for 

dipping is ranch-style salad 

dressing. 

Serves 2 

6 fresh picked blossoms 

2 oz. monterey jack cheese 

1 recipe beer batter 

1 Tbsp. Italian seasoning 

vegetable oil for frying 

Beer batter: 

1 large egg, beaten 

1/2 cup beer 

3/4 cup flour 

Italian herb blend: 

Mix together equal portions 

of dried, crushed thyme, 

Rosemary and oregano and 

granulated garlic. Store in 

tightly covered container in 

dry location out of direct sunlight. 

Wash the blossoms carefully 

making sure there are no 

bugs. Cut the cheese into 6 

equal rectangular portions 

and dip each into the Italian 

herbs to coat. Open each blossom 

up and slide in the little 

rectangle of cheese. 

Twist the top of the blossom 

shut, dip in batter and fry for 

about 1-1/2 minutes on each 

side. Remove and drain on 

paper toweling. Serve with a 

Ranch-style salad dressing for 

a dipping sauce. 

Zucchini salad 

JANESVILLE 


IT’S ZUCCHINI TIME! 

VEGETABLE CAN DRESS UP A VARIETY OF DISHES 

The brief cooking time of 

the vegetables really makes 

this dish special. It helps to 

meld the flavors, and is wellreceived 

by those who tend to 

prefer the cooked vegetable to 

the raw. 

Serves 6 

LYNN YNN GREENE REENE 

LYNN’S PLACE 

4 Tbsps. olive oil 

3 small zucchini (about 1 

pound) 

1 clove crushed garlic 

1 red pepper 

1 small red or white onion 

3 or 4 plum tomatoes 

1/2 lemon 

1 Tbsp. red wine vinegar or 

apple cider vinegar 

1 tsp. dried crushed Italian 

herbs 

1/4 tsp. salt, optional 

In a saute pan, heat the 

olive oil. Wash — but do not 

peel — the zucchi- 

ni. Slice into very 

thin rounds. Slice 

the red pepper and onions into 

thin strips. Saute the zucchini, 

crushed garlic clove, red 

pepper and onions very briefly 

— just until the zucchini wilts 

a little. Transfer to a mixing 

bowl. Slice the plum tomatoes 

into thin rounds and add to 

mixture. Squeeze the juice of 

one-half lemon over all, 

straining to remove the seeds. 

Sprinkle the vinegar, herbs, 

and salt over all and mix 

everything together. 

Refrigerate for several hours 

before serving. 

Zucchini quiche 

And when you have too much 

zucchini on your plate, you 

have to start putting it in 

bread, muffins and the freezer. 

Serves 4 as a main course 

1 deep dish 9-inch pie shell ( 

bottom only) 

3 Tbsps. butter 

1 or 2 small zucchini (about 

1/2 pound) 

1 plum tomato 

8 oz. shredded mozzarella 

cheese 

8 oz. shredded Swiss cheese 

1 pint half-and-half 

4 large eggs 

dash of salt and white pepper 

1 tsp. dried crushed Italian 

herbs 

1/4 tsp. nutmeg 

In a saute pan, heat the 

olive oil. Wash and slice the 

zucchini very thin. Chop the 

tomatoes very fine. Saute the 

zucchini and tomatoes until 

tender. Let cool slightly, then 

mix together with the 

cheeses. Put this mixture in 

the pie shell. 

In a bowl, beat together the 

half-and-half and the eggs. 

Pour over the zucchini mixture. 

Sprinkle with salt, 

pepper, herbs and nutmeg. 

Place the pie pan on a cookie 

sheet to catch any wayward 

drips, and bake in a 375 

F oven for about 50 minutes. 

Test as for custard — if a 

toothpick comes out clean, it 

is done. 

Remove from the oven, but 

do not cover (it will make it 

soggy.) Let cool for at least 15 

minutes before slicing into 

wedges. 

Zucchini bread 

Makes 3 mini-loaves or 12 

muffins 

4 eggs 

2 cups sugar 

1 cup salad oil 

2 cups zucchini, freshly 

grated, skin-on 

1 tsp. vanilla 

1 tsp. salt 

1-1/2 tsps. cinnamon 

1 tsp. baking soda 

1-1/4 tsps. baking powder 

1-3/4 cups flour 

Cream 

together eggs, 

sugar and oil. 

Add zucchini 

and vanilla and 

blend together. 

Sift together dry 

ingredients and 

add to mixture gradually. 

Once all dry ingredients have 

been incorporated, remove 

from mixer and add additional 

ingredients from variations. 

Variation 1: Add 1/2 cup 

chopped nuts and 1/2 cup 

raisins. 


candied pineapple and 1/2 

cup slivered almonds. 

Variation 3: Add 1 cup 

craisins. 


chopped dates 


grated apple (skin-on) and 

1/2 cup quick oatmeal. 


cocoa and 2 Tbsps. butter. 

Freezing zucchini 

Because I do a lot of baking 

with zucchini, I like to make 

up big batches of the zucchini-bread 

batter for freezing. 

When you want to bake a 

few muffins, remove the container 

from the freezer, let it 

thaw for just a bit and use an 

ice cream scoop to take out 

only what you need. A No. 20 

scoop works well for muffins. 

I also grate the zucchini 

and freeze it in 2-cup portions 

in freezer Ziploc bags. 

When you use it in a recipe, 

do not drain; the liquid is 

needed. 

Editor’s note: Lynn Greene is senior editor 

for CSI Media, which publishes the 

Janesville Messenger. Contact her at 

lgreene@communityshoppers.com

JANESVILLE 



LOCAL LIFE 

FOR YOUR 

HEALTH 

■ ACS bus to make a stop: 

The American Cancer Society Cancer 

Action Network will bring its Fight 

Back Express to Janesville’s Relay 

for Life at midnight Aug. 1 at the 

Rock County 4-H Fairgrounds in 

Janesville. The Fight Back Express 

bus will give cancer patients, survivors 

and caregivers a chance to 

share stories, contact lawmakers 

and get involved in the fight against 

cancer. The Relay for Life begins at 

10:30 p.m., and runs throughout 

that night and into the next day. 

Participants raise money for cancer 

research. For more information on 

the bus, visit www.acscan.org/bus. 

For more information on Relay for 

Life, visit 

www.janesvillerelayforlife.org. 

■ Breast-feeding classes scheduled: 

The Rock County Women, Infants and 

Children program will sponsor several 

events Friday through Aug. 7 in 

conjunction with World 

Breastfeeding Week. The Rock 

County Breastfeeding Coalition will 

meet at 3 p.m. Aug. 4 at Nutrition & 

Health Associates Inc., located at 

32 E. Racine St., Janesville. A 

breast-feeding class will be held 

from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Aug. 7 at 

Beloit Memorial Hospital, located at 

1969 W. Hart Road. A La Leche 

League meeting will be held at 7 

p.m. Aug. 7 at the YWCA Community 

Center, located at 1735 S. 

Washington St., Janesville. For more 

information, call (608) 754-3722. 

■ Blood drive scheduled: 

The American Red Cross will host a 

blood drive at Bethel Baptist 

Church, located at 3300 Mt. Zion 

Ave., Janesville. The drive will be 

held from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 

Aug. 11; 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 12 

and 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Aug. 

13. For more information, call 

(608) 754-4497 

VOLUNTEER 

CORNER 

■ Dolores Barlass 

Rock County 4-H Fair volunteer 

■ Rock County Fair Museum 

Janesville 

■ Personal file: 

Barlass, of 

Milton, has volunteered 

at the 

Rock County 

Fair or the 

museum for the 

past 50 years. Now retired, she 

worked for many years as a nurse 

at Riverview Clinic in Janesville. In 

addition to her work at the fair, 

Barlass volunteers with her church, 

Rock Haven nursing home and the 

Rock County Historical Society. 

■ How she helps: 

Barlass helps collect memorabilia 

from past 4-H fair exhibits, and documents 

them for the museum. She 

also has been a troop leader for the 

Harmony 4-H club, and served on 

the fair board. 

■ She said it: 

“The fair is a really great showcase 

for youth. You aren’t only seeing the 

kids ... you know the whole family is 

involved. I’ve been lucky in my life, 

and I feel I should do something 

like this to give back.” 

■ Extra credit: 

“(Barlass) has been a (great) volunteer. 

Her children and grandchildren 

all have been involved with it. She 

truly loves the fair, and that’s what 

it takes to be involved as much as 

she is.” 

— Teresa Reilly, member of the 

Rock County 4-H Fair board 

IT’S A HARD 

DAY’S WEEK 

County fair teaches exhibitors 

about respect, responsibility 


STAFF WRITER 

JANESVILLE — If time spent 

at the Rock County 4-H Fair 

were a test of endurance, Katie 

Demrow likely would win a ribbon. 

“I’m here from about 6:30 a.m. 

to 11:30 p.m.,” said the 16-yearold 

Fulton 4-H’er. 

Long hours are commonplace 

among the 4-H’ers and FFA 

members who participate in the 

fair’s animal projects. Because 

animals live on-site during the 

fair, which runs through today 

(Sunday), constant supervision 

and attention are necessary. 

Though different animals 

require different types of care, 

most exhibitors said they spend 

at least six hours per day taking 

care of their goats, sheep, rabbits, 

pigs or cows. 

Demrow, who showed a steer, 

seven rabbits and a pig, said fair 

week is more tiring than most. 

“We have to come in and do 

chores right away, because with 

them away from home, you want 

to keep routines as similar as 

you can so they’re comfortable,” 

she said. “By the end of the 

week, we’re dragging.” 

Besides feeding and watering, 

exhibitors must wash their animals 

regularly, especially on 

show days. They also must continuously 

keep their pens clean. 

Groups compete for a herdsmanship 

award, and are judged on 

how clean and professional their 

areas are. 

“Judges are looking to see if 


STAFF WRITER 

JANESVILLE — Last week 

marked the pinnacle of 7-yearold 

identical twins Trevor and 

Justin Ciebell’s summer. 

“They wait all year for the 

fair,” said their mother, Paula 

Ciebell of Janesville. 

The Rock County 4-H Fair can 

be a learning experience and a 

bonding activity for families — 

even those who aren’t involved 

in 4-H activities. 

“They don’t see a lot of animals 

(at home),” Paula Ciebell 

explained. “They see things here 

that they don’t normally get to 

see.” 

Seeing baby rabbits and a trip 

to the pig barn were among the 

highlights Tuesday during the 

family’s trip to the fair. 

The kid-friendly atmosphere 

doesn’t limit the fun to the 

younger set. 

“You get such a mix of people, 

and it’s always safe,” Paula 

Ciebell said. “It’s not a bad 

influence for (my kids).” 

The Schwark family of 

Janesville also was on hand 

Tuesday for the fair’s opening 

day. The family lives just a few 

blocks from the fairgrounds; 

Katie Schwark said her three 

Sam Killian/staff 

Above, Emma Conover-Crockett, 13, of Beloit, feeds her goat at the 

Rock County Fair Tuesday. At top, Katie Demrow, 16, of Edgerton, 

hoses down her steer. Most animal exhibitors spend most of fair week 

tending to their animals. 

kids are there and attentive and 

personable, and that the animals 

are clean and presentable,” said 

Laura Jenson, the fair’s beef 

project superintendent. “Judges 

usually come three (to) four 

times a day to check on things.” 

First-time exhibitor Brenna 

Steed knew what was required 

of her before she even decided to 

enter her sheep. 

“My friends showed sheep, and 

it looked really fun,” said the 10year-old 

La Prairie 4-H’er. “It’s 

been a really good experience.” 

children know it’s fair time 

when they see carnival rides 

being towed past the family’s 

home. 

“We go every year,” she said. 

Even the family’s youngest 

member, 8-month old Eva, 

enjoyed the sights, sounds and 

smells — even though she was 

confined to a stroller. 

“The stroller is not too bad,” 

Katie Schwark said. “Other 

years we’ve come with a wagon, 

and that’s a challenge.” 

First-time fairgoers had no 

Many times, exhibitors lean on 

family members to help them get 

through fair week. 

“I’m the guy who lifts the 

bales of hay and buckets of 

water,” said Bill Conover of 

Beloit, whose daughter Emma 

Conover-Crockett showed a goat. 

Emma, 13, a fourth-year 

Newark-Beloit 4-H’er who also is 

involved in the clothing, knitting 

and dog projects, has the routine 

down pat. 

“It was hard to figure everything 

out at first, because every- 

problem learning the lay of the 

land. 

“It’s pretty kid-friendly,” said 

Brodhead resident Robert Laux, 

who brought his two children. 

The array of sights and 

sounds made 3-year-old Jocelyn 

Laux starry-eyed. 

“She likes all of the animals, 

and there are a lot of good choices 

for rides,” said Robert Laux, 

as his daughter rode in a childsize 

convertible. 

The Ciebells also enjoyed 

drinking chocolate milkshakes 

She said it: 

“Judges are 

looking to see 

if ... the 

animals are 

clean and 

presentable.” 

— Laura Jenson, Rock County 4-H 

Fair beef project superintendent 

one expects you to know everything, 

but I’ve gotten used to it,” 

she said. “We have to be here a 

lot because there are only three 

from (Newark-Beloit 4-H) showing 

goats.” 

Demrow rotates from barn to 

barn to care for her animals, and 

spends most of her time in the 

beef barn to make sure her steer 

has enough water. 

“Chores don’t really stop, 

because they need a lot of water 

all day,” she said. “Last year it 

was hot, so they drank a lot of 

water.” 

Conover said the fair teaches 

his daughter responsibility. 

“The best part for me is watching 

my kids interact with their 

animals and show what they’ve 

learned,” he said. “There are a 

lot of these skilled, competent 

young people taking care of 

these complex tasks.” 

Demrow wouldn’t trade the 

experience for anything. 

“Sometimes at the end of the 

week, we wonder why we do it,” 

she said. “But in the end, we’re 

always glad we did.” 

A family af-fair: No matter your age, fun is easy to find 


At left, identical twins Trevor, left, and 

Justin Ciebell of Janesville enjoy milkshakes 

at the Rock County 4-H Fair 

Tuesday. Above, Jocelyn Laux, 3, of 

Brodhead, steers a red convertible while 

riding a carnival ride Tuesday. 

while watching musicians perform 

at the Food Fair Stage. 

“I didn’t even know this 

(stage) was here,” Paula Ciebell 

said. “It’s a bonus.” 

Her sons had a hard time 

picking their favorite part of the 

day. 

“Games and rides and everything,” 

Trevor said. 

His mother’s favorite part? 

The convenience factor. 

“We feel lucky that it’s this 

close,” she said. “It’s quick and 

easy.”

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Transition 

JANESVILLE —Life 

was difficult for one 

Walworth County family 

dealing with an illness. 

Richard and 

Mildred Seefeldt were 

farmers when Mildred 

became ill, eventually 

enrolling in a hospice 

program. 

People like the 

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with medical 

issues often need help 

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Boone counties for 

individuals facing lifelimiting 

illnesses. 

Volunteers can provide 

transportation, run 

errands or prepare 

meals for those in 

need. 

Richard Seefeldt 

enlisted the help of a 

Transitions volunteer 

for two years. 

His daughter, Becky 

Wehrwein, was 

pleased by the results. 

“It would have taken 

me forever to find 

them,” she said. “It 

makes life easier. I’d 

recommend it to anybody.” 

The demand for volunteers 

is high. 

“Nearly 85 percent 

of clients need a volunteer,” 

said Transitions 

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Schultz-Morgan. 

Because services are 

offered at no cost to 

the patient, 

Transitions depends on 

its volunteers. 

Pat Drea said she 

has no trouble finding 

time to contribute. 

“I think it’s the best 

program,” the longtime 

volunteer said. 

“We have to get them 

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more for them.” 

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SPORTS 

JIM IM CHEADLE HEADLE 

SCALES AND TAILS ACTING THEIR AGE 

New rules in place 

for this year’s 

wild-turkey hunt 

As July draws to a close, it’s time to remind 

everyone that applications for fall turkey, 

Horicon or Collins Zone goose, Exterior Zone 

goose and sharp-tailed grouse must be filed by 

midnight Friday. 

I also have some important news to pass on 

about changes in the turkey-hunting zones. 

There now are just seven zones that cover the 

entire state. I hope this eventually will 

increase the chances of procuring a permit. 

Rock County now lies in Zone 2. This new 

zone runs from the Stateline in the south to 

just north of Green Bay. Looking east and 

west, its southern portion extends from central 

Dane County to Lake Michigan. The zone then 

angles northeast, and includes most of Door 

County. 

Special zones include Governor Dodge, 

Devils Lake, Wyalusing, Wildcat Mountain, 

Mirror Lake, Buckhorn, Newport, Interstate 

and Willow River state parks. 

Special disabled-only zones include Natural 

Bridge, Nelson Dewey, Belmont Mound, New 

Glarus Woods and Rocky Arbor state parks, as 

well as Loew Lake Unit and Kettle Moraine 

State Forest. 

There are several ways to apply for a permit. 

You can go to a local license vendor, send it via 

mail or apply online; however, the deadline for 

each is midnight Friday. 

You may apply for up to four wild-turkey 

zones, but keep in mind that applying for a 

specific zone multiple times will not increase 

your chances. If your name is drawn, you will 

receive a notice in about six weeks. For 

Canada goose, you must apply for your preferred 

zone and time period. If you receive an 

Exterior Zone permit, you are ineligible to 

apply for Collins or Horicon. 

***** 

Wisconsin has joined 28 other states in the 

Wildlife Violator Compact. If an individual’s 

hunting, fishing or trapping privileges are suspended 

in one state, that person may not 

obtain a license or permit in the other states. 

If a nonresident hunter is cited in Wisconsin 

and fails to pay or appear in court, state officials 

will notify the person’s home state for revocation 

action. Any conviction will be relayed to 

all participating states. 

***** 

John Trossen at Pier Bait in Lake Geneva 

said bluegill are biting at about 25 feet, and 

walleye can be found over the weeds with 

crawler harnesses, even during the day. Deep 

weed edges are holding some northern pike, so 

try Lindy rigs with suckers. Early in the day, I 

like to throw No. 5 Mepps spinners along the 

weeds for those “gators.” 

***** 

An upcoming event I’m happy to promote is 

Operation Ooh-Rah, a benefit concert for the 

U.S. Marine Corps 2nd LAAD Battalion and 

their families. The event will be held from 2 

p.m. to 9 p.m. Aug. 9 at the Afton Pub and 

Park. 

Along with music from End Fight Scene, 

Pistol Pete with Zach Johns and Dynamite 

Society, there will be a biker rodeo, watermelon-eating 

contest and clowns. There also will 

be raffles and food catered by Friendly Village. 

Pick up your tickets at Stateline Cycle, 

Marine Corps League, Hammy’s Roadside Bar, 

Skip’s Friendly Village or Afton Pub and Park. 

The Wild Goose says: Once again, exercise 

caution on any moving water system. 

While shore fishing along the banks, I’ve 

seen some huge floaters, including trees 

more than 20-feet long. 

Editor’s note: Write Jim Cheadle at 4108 W. Spring Creek, Beloit 

WI 53511. Call him at (608) 365-5280. E-mail him at jcheadle@inwave.com. 

Gladiators linemen 

prove you’re only 

as old as you feel 


STAFF WRITER 

JANESVILLE — For Todd 

Livingston, joining the Rock 

County Gladiators was a chance 

to move up a rung on the football 

ladder. 

For A.J. Albrecht Sr., it was a second 

chance to play the game he loves. 

Janesville residents Albrecht, 46, an 

offensive lineman, and Livingston, 41, 

a defensive lineman, are the oldest 

players on the Gladiators roster. The 

semiprofessional team is finishing their 

first season in the Ironman Football 

League (see related story) 

Albrecht joined the team for its inaugural 

season in 2007; Livingston 

hooked on this year as the Gladiators 

moved to the IFL. Both relish the 

opportunity to play with teammates 

and opponents of any age. 

“Every day was going to be a learning 

experience, but this is exactly what 

we expected,” Livingston said. 

Albrecht, a correctional officer in 

Walworth County, sustained a knee 

injury during high school. Over time, 

he underwent 22 surgeries, which regularly 

kept him off the gridiron. 

However, a high-tech knee brace has 

allowed him to get back on the field 

after nearly 25 years. 

“It was something I never thought I’d 

get a chance to do again,” Albrecht 

said. “You always think about how nice 

it would be to strap on the gear and 

play again, (but) never actually thinking 

it would happen.” 

His wife, Lisa, was worried about the 

prospect of her husband playing again, 

but now is glad she didn’t discourage 

him from joining the team. 

“If I would have said ‘no,’ I think it 

would have cost him,” she said. “He’ll 

just have a huge smile from playing 

football.” 

Livingston, who works for DaCon 

Concrete Construction in Edgerton, 

played in flag-football leagues for a 

number of years, but decided he wanted 

to compete at the next level. 

“It’s what I was hoping for, to get 

some competition,” he said. 


STAFF WRITER 

JANESVILLE — The Rock County 

Gladiators have had to make a number 

of adjustments during their first 

season in a new league, but players 

and coaches say they are happy to face 

improved competition. 

The team spent its inaugural season 

last year dominating the Northwest 

Indiana Football League — the 

Gladiators finished 13-0 and won the 

league championship. 

After making the jump to the 

Ironman Football League, the 

Gladiators have a 2-5 record, although 

one victory came via forfeit. The team 

has been involved in several close 

games and tough losses, including 

last-minute losses to the Roscoe Rush 

in overtime June 7 and the McHenry 

County Pirates July 5. 

“It’s been a little bit of a heartbreaking 

season, but I think we just need 

one or two tweaks and we’ll be there,” 

said team co-owner and head coach 

Carter Linneman. 

Despite his team’s losing record, coowner 

Brian Worth remains positive. 

Photos courtesy of Rock County Gladiators 

Above, Rock County Gladiators defensive lineman Todd Livingston (67) makes a 

tackle during a recent game. Below, offensive lineman A.J. Albrecht Sr., walks off 

the field after a win July 19 over the Fond du Lac Crusaders. Livingston, 41, and 

Albrecht, 46, are the oldest members on the Gladiators roster. 

IFL owner and Commissioner Pete 

Narrai said 30 to 40 of the league’s 

1,100 players are between the ages of 

35 and 45. 

“These guys are strong,” Narrai said. 

“There are still guys out there that are 

willing to put it on the line just for the 

sake of playing the game.” 

Gladiators co-owner Carter 

Linneman said his team’s older, more 

experienced players mentor the 

younger players. 

“They are able to patrol things on the 

field, while (the coaching staff) patrols 

things on the sideline,” Linneman said. 

Co-owner Brian Worth agreed. 

“Todd and A.J. bring an experience 

and maturity level to our team that is 

second to none,” he said. “The veteran 

“I’m very happy with the new 

league,” he said. “It makes for a much 

more exciting game for our fans.” 

The IFL was founded in 1996, and 

includes teams from southern 

Wisconsin and northern Illinois. 

League owner and Commissioner Pete 

Narrai believes the Gladiators are a 

leadership that we 

have from them and 

others really helps 

on the field more 

than us as coaches 

can do from the sidelines.” 

Quarterback Dan 

Roberts said he has Livingston 

learned a lot from 

Albrecht and Livingston. 

“At first, we were questioning their 

skills a little, but once you see them on 

the field they are all business,” Roberts 

said. “If anyone needs to say anything 

to calm us down or get us to focus, 

they’re the ones to say it.” 

Livingston said he just tries to teach 

younger players consistency and how to 

avoid penalties. Albrecht said he learns 

just as much from the younger players 

as they learn from him. 

“Twenty-five years is a long time to 

go between college to playing again,” he 

said. “I pick up a ton of stuff.” 

Playing with Livingston also has 

helped Albrecht grow as a player. 

“You want to think you’re 25, 26 

(years old) on the field, but you’re not,” 

Albrecht said. “Seeing Todd going 

through the same things I do really 

helps.” 

Livingston agreed. 

”When you’re over 40, it takes a lot 

longer to heal,” he said. “It’s like 

Saturday-to-Saturday aching.” 

GROWING PAINS: TEAM ADJUSTING TO NEW LEAGUE 

ADJUSTMENT PERIOD 

Results so far from the Rock County 

Gladiators’ inaugural IFL season: 

■ June 7: Roscoe 30, Gladiators 24 (OT) 

■ June 14: Muskego 22, Gladiators 14 

■ Gladiators 7, Oak Creek 0 (forfeit) 

■ June 28: Burlington 39, Gladiators 28 

■ July 5: McHenry Co. 46, Gladiators 38 

■ July 12: Madison 54, Gladiators 7 

■ July 19: Gladiators 26, Fond du Lac 20 

For further updates, visit 

www.rcgladiators.com or 

www.ironmanfootballleague.com. 

good fit in the highly 

competitive IFL. 

“I predict that by 

next year, the 

Gladiators will be 

right up there on 

top,” Narrai said. 

“They have one of 

Worth 

the better organizations.” 

The Gladiators recently signed a 

five-year deal to stay in the IFL. 

“It was getting boring for some of 

our fans (last year) when we’d blow 

people out from week to week,” Worth 

said. 

Offensive lineman A.J. Albrecht Sr. 

agreed. 

“The level of competition is five 

times greater than it was last year,” 

he said. “You come off completely 

drained, but it’s worth it.” 

The Gladiators played Saturday 

(July 26), and close out the season 

Sunday (Aug. 3) on the road against 

the St. Francis Monarchs. 

Currently the Gladiators are in 10th 

place in the 13-team league. Eight 

teams make the playoffs, which begin 

Aug. 16.


A BLUE-RIBBON EVENT 

SCENES CAPTURED DURING THE 2008 ROCK COUNTY 4-H FAIR 


4-H Cloverbud member Max Kisting, 8, of Janesville, talks to judge Kelli Viele Tuesday about his projects. Kisting entered a 

scrapbook, a birdhouse and a hand-tied blanket. Cloverbuds, the youngest 4-H’ers, are first- and second-graders. 


Above, Patrick Jones, 4, of Janesville, enjoys his ride down the giant 

slide, located on the midway at the Rock County 4-H Fairgrounds. 

Below, Hannah McBride, 10, of Milwaukee, does a mid-air flip while on 

a bungee-cord ride. 

Above: Sarah 

Zeller/staff; 

right: Sam 

Killian/staff 

Above, 3-yearold 

Olivia 

Mueller, of 

Janesville, plays 

in a “cornbox” 

located in the 

Ag Business 

Council of Rock 

County tent. At 

right, Robinson’s 

Racing Pigs 

leave the gate 

during a pig 

race Tuesday. 

JANESVILLE 


Sam Killian/staff 

Above, 2008 Rock County Fair King Tom 

Schambow, of Consolidated 4-H, and Queen Julia 

Van Veldhuisen, of Badger 4-H, pose for pictures 

after being crowned Tuesday on the grandstand 

stage. Below, 10-year-old La Prairie 4-H’er Brenna 

Steed, of Janesville, cleans her sheep pen Tuesday.

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JANESVILLE 

MESSENGER ■ Sunday, July 27, 2008 

‘Mad 

Adventures’ 

at Beloit 

synagogue 

BELOIT — The 

B’nai Abraham 

Synagogue will host a 

night of food and 

entertainment Aug. 9 

when the Centennial 

Celebration Dinner 

and a Movie Series 

continues with “The 

Mad Adventures of 

Rabbi Jacob.” 

Event organizers 

selected Jewishthemed 

movies and 

menus to bring the 

congregation together. 

The series also is 

designed to introduce 

others to a Jewish 

experience. 

“The Mad 

Adventures of Rabbi 

Jacob” is a slapstick 

comedy about an anti- 

Semitic French businessman 

who disguises 

himself as a rabbi 

to hide from terrorists. 

The film delivers a 

statement in favor of 

tolerance and understanding. 

It was nominated 

for a Best 

Foreign Film Golden 

Globe Award in 1975. 

The family dinner 

and movie night, 

which is open to the 

public, will begin at 

5:30 p.m. at the synagogue. 

The dinner, 

which includes the 

movie, costs $5 for 

adults and $3 for children 

and students. 

The menu includes 

French Bread 

Connection Cheese 

Pizzas, and other 

snacks. 

Proceeds will go to 

the Caritas charity. 

Reservations must 

be made by Aug. 5. 

Send a check payable 

to B’nai Abraham to 

2400 Oxford Lane, 

Beloit, WI 53511. Be 

sure to include your 

name and address. 

For more information 

call (608) 364- 

4916, e-mail synagogue@charter.net 

or 

visit the Web site at 

www.beloitbnaiabraham.org. 

EDGERTON CITY 

RESIDENTS 

If you are not receiving 

a copy of 

or are having trouble 

with our delivery service, 

please call our Agent. 

MIKE LONG 

Toll Free 1-800-484-4775, 

Pin 9032 81438 

LAKE GENEVA 

JAYCEES SOFTBALL 

TOURNAMENT 

Harris Field Pavilion 

Elkhorn – Aug. 2 & 3 

NOW 

A CCEPTING T EAMS 

THRU J ULY 30 

$2,500 in Cash Prizes 

Live Entertainment 

For team registration 

or more info. 

Jayson DeLange at 

262-607-6171 

81828 

Y o u r G u i d e T o : 

Y o u r G u i d e T o : 

E NTERTAINME NTE RTAINME NT 

SPECIAL EVENTS: 

GENOA CITY DAYS, Veteran’s Park 

(Fellows Road off Cty. H) 

www.genoacitylions.org 

Community Shoppers, Inc. Brings You 

FAMILY FUN 

FRIDAY NIGHT 

AT POHLMAN FIELD, BELOIT 

with the Snappers 

Proud 

Sponsors of 

FAMILY FUN FRIDAY 

NIGHTS 

FOR YOUR 

SPECIAL 

DAY! 

We Cater to All Parties Large or Small 

A preferred vendor for Rotary Gardens 

& Pontiac Convention Center 

Jim Elsberry - (608) 359-8596 

www.elsberrysedibles.com 

78665 

Psychic Fair 

Saturday, August 2 

10:00 ‘til 5:00 

Seasoned Reading Professionals 

Paul Hutto, Carol Swanson, 

Dianne Walters-Butler and Pavanna 

Fees: $20 for 15 minutes or $35 for 30 minutes 

PRE APPOINTMENTS ACCEPTED 

BUT NOT REQUIRED 

The Banyan Tree 

550 East Grand Ave. 

Beloit 361-1358 72507 

The Snappers 

are a Class “A” 

Affiliate of the 

Minnesota Twins 

Friday, August 1 

vs. Lansing Lugnuts (Blue Jays) 

For more information call: 

s t • 6:30 pm 

1-888-SNAP-2-IT (762-7248) 

Buy One - Get One FREE 

Reserved Seat Ticket with coupon* 

*One coupon per ticket pair. 2nd ticket must be equal value or lesser value. 

Coupon valid only on above date. 


LAKE GENEVA JAYCEES SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT 

Harris Field Park in Elkhorn Contact Jayson DeLange 

(262) 607-6171 August 2 & August 3 

72367 

D EFENDING 

THE 

WEST 

IN ' 08 

GENOA CITY DAYS 

Hosted by Genoa City Lions Club 

AUGUST 1 st , 2 nd and 3 rd 

Veterans Memorial Park ~ Fellows Road & Hwy. H 

in Genoa City, Wisconsin 

Close to Home ~ Free Parking ~ Free Admission 

DANCIN AT HARRY’S PLACE – 

July 28 

Harry Moore Pavilion, Riverside Park, Beloit, WI. 

Come enjoy free dance lessons in the park. 

Lessons at 7pm and open dancing at 9pm. Line 

dancing with Country Plus. 

362-0964 

CELEBRATE DOWNTOWN WEEKEND – 

August 1-3 

The weekend begins on Friday with a sidewalk 

sale from 8am-5pm. Make sure to stick around for 

Fridays in the Park featuring live music and lunch. 

The gate open for the street dance Friday night at 

5:30pm with music starting at 7pm. Admission is 

$3 for the street dance. The weekend celebration 

will continue on Saturday with a Sidewalk Sale 

from 8am-2pm. Sunday features the Beloit Noon 

Lions Mini Grand Prix with a 10am start time 365- 

0150, www.downtownbeloit.com 

Each Day Offers: 

FOOD • DRINK • LIVE MUSIC • CARNIVAL 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 1st 

5:00 p.m. - Genoa City Days Begin! 

6:00 p.m. - Bingo 

7:00 p.m. - “The Daddy-O’s” 

SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd 

8:00 a.m. - ATV Mud Bog Registration 

8:00 a.m. - Lions Blood Drive 

(Call Lee 1-262-279-3316) 

11:00 a.m. - Parade Line-up 

12:00 p.m. - Let the Parade Begin! 

1:00 p.m. - Robinson Kids Fishing Contest 

1:30 p.m. - ATV Mud Bog Event 

2:00 p.m. - Bingo 

2:00 p.m. - “Salt Creek Boys” 

5:00 p.m. - “Emergent Sea” 

6:00 p.m. - Bingo 

7:00 p.m. - “Smokin Gunz” 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd 

8:00 a.m. - 4-Wheel Mud Bog Registration 

9:00 a.m. - Ecumenical Church Service 

10:00 a.m. - Flamethrowers 4H Ice Cream 

Social (Free!) 

11:00 a.m. - Karaoke - Open Mic with 

“D.J. Lady” 

1:00 p.m. - 4-Wheel Mud Bog Event 

2:00 p.m. - Bingo 

2:00 p.m. - Horseshoe Tournament 

3:00 p.m. - “Jamit” 

7:00 p.m. - 15th Annual Harley-Davidson 

Motorcycle Raffle Drawing 

For more information, go to 

www.genoacitylions.org 

FARMERS MARKET – August 2 

Downtown Beloit, 300 Block of 

State Street, Beloit, WI. Free 

admission, 8:00 a.m. - 1 p.m., 

365-0150, 

www.downtownbeloit.com 

ART - NEW COURT THEATRE - 

July 30-31, August 1-2 

Kresge Theatre at Beloit College 

in the Neese Theatre Complex, 

Bushnell & Prospect St., Beloit 

WI. How much would you pay for 

a white painting? Would it matter 

who the painter was? Would it be 

art? This hilarious play questions, 

celebrates and argues the 

concept of what art is. Winner of 

the 1996 Olivier Award for Best 

Comedy and 1998 Tony Award for 

Best Play. 7:30pm For ticket 

information 363-2755 or 

www.newcourt.org 

81907 

Visit Beloit 

500 Public Ave. 

Beloit, WI 

608.365.4838 

69817 

www.visitbeloit.com 

Saturday, August 2 and Sunday, August 3 

Harris Field Park in Elkhorn 

EVENT HOURS: 8AM - 9PM Saturday • 8AM - 6PM Sunday 

OVER 

First Prize 

71427 

SOFTBALL 

TOURNAMENT 

$ OVER 2,500 in Cash Prizes Awarded 

$ 2,500 in Cash Prizes Awarded 

$ First Prize 1,000 in Cash 

$ 1,000 in Cash 

LIVE 

ENTERTAINMENT 

GROOVE FACTOR 

Saturday, August 2 • Evening 

Come see the “Beat the Heat Car” 

and the National Guard 

Food and Beverage Served All Day 

Accepting Team Registration thru July 30th 

For Team Registration or more information 

262-607- 6 1 71 

Contact Jayson DeLange 

Info@lakegenevajaycees.org 

81827

Across 

1. ___ roll 

4. "Thank You 

(Falettinme Be Mice ___ 

Agin)" (#1 hit of 1970) 

7. Kill, in a way 

11. Charles Michel _, pioneer 

in the development of 

sign language 

12. "... there is no ___ 

angel but Love": 

Shakespeare 

13. Exclamation of frustration, 

rage, shock, etc. 

15. High-muck-a-muck 

17. Gawk 

18. Columbus Day mo. 

19. "My!" 

21. "What's ___?" 

22. Diffident 

23. Ticket info, maybe 

24. Kisser 

27. Calendar abbr. 

28. Person who buys 

30. Call at first 

33. Gush 

36. Spanish title for a 

man 

38. Door feature 

CALENDAR 

The Janesville Messenger accepts calendar 

submissions for any free, community-related 

event. Calendar submissions 

are due by 9 a.m. on Monday for inclusion 

in the following Sunday’s edition. To 

submit an item, send it to: Editor CSI, 

1506 Creston Park Drive, Janesville, WI 

53545, or e-mail it to szeller@communityshoppers.com. 

Because we do not 

always have room for a complete calendar, 

go to www.communityshoppers.com 

for a comprehensive listing. 

Every Monday: 

Evansville Playgroup, every Monday, 

Congregation United Church of Christ, 112 

W. Church St., Evansville. 10 a.m. to 11 

a.m. (608) 314-9006 

Daylilies A Cappella Chorus meeting, 

every Monday, First Lutheran Church’s 

choir room, 612 N. Randall Ave., Janesville. 

1 p.m. to 3 p.m. (608) 752-8138 or (608) 

743-0410 

Emotions Anonymous, every Monday, 

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 212 W. Grand 

Ave., Beloit. 6 p.m. Enter through backdoor. 

(608) 365-5641 

Stateline Singles Bowling Night, every 

Monday, Diamond Lanes, 1218 Cranston 

Road, Beloit. 6 p.m. Singles 55+ welcome. 

(608) 365-6197 or (608) 365-7073 

Badger Chordhawks’ Chorus meeting, 

every Monday, The Gathering Place, 715 

Campus St., Milton. 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. 

Enjoyable evening of barbershop harmony 

singing. (608) 365-4684 

Stitches 'n Bitch II, every Monday, 

Speak Easy, 19 N. High St., Janesville. 1:30 

p.m. to 3:30 p.m. (608) 752-9248 or 

proartist@aol.com 

Beloit College Community Chorus 

Rehearsal, every Monday, Eaton Chapel, 

Beloit College campus, Beloit. 7 p.m. to 

9:15 p.m. For anyone interested in singing. 

(608) 363-2374 

Every Tuesday: 

39. Anger 

40. Baptism, for one 

41. Gold 

43. Be a kvetch 

45. Authentic 

46. Equivalent to Mrs. 

48. Density symbol 

50. Scrape, as the knee 

51. Hodgepodge 

53. Barbie's beau 

56. "Well, ___-di-dah!" 

58. Admission 

60. Dundee denial 

61. Fragrant resin 

64. Meters for measuring 

electrical resistance in 

ohms 

66. Crosswise, on deck 

67. Jupiter, e.g. 

68. Congers 

69. Above 

70. Be mistaken 

71. Seat of White Pine 

County, Nev. 

Down 

1. Age 

2. Los Angeles attraction, 

with "the" 

Knitting club, every Tuesday, Books & 

Brew, 613 W. Madison Ave., Milton. 9 a.m. 

(608) 868-3371, e-mail 

booksandbrew@centurytel.net 

Children’s Storytimes, every Tuesday, 

Edgerton Public Library, 101 Albion St., 

Edgerton. 10:30 a.m. (608) 884-4511 

Story hours, every Tuesday, Milton 

Public Library, 403 E. High Street, Milton. 

10:30 a.m. For preschoolers and kindergartners. 

(608) 868-7462 

Book Buzz, every Tuesday, Edgerton 

Public Library, 101 Albion St., Edgerton. 2 

p.m. For grades 4 and up. Group will read 

and talk about “Charlie’s Raven” by Jean 

Craighead George. (608) 884-4511 

Weekly peace vigil, every Tuesday, 

Outside the office of U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, 

20 S. Main St, Janesville. 4 p.m. Organized 

by Rock Valley Fellowship of Reconciliation. 

(608) 741-3764 

Women’s Support Group, every 

Tuesday, YWCA of Rock County, 1735 S. 

Washington St., Janesville. 6 p.m. For 

women who are experiencing physical 

and/or emotional abuse in their relationships. 

Child care provided. (608) 752-5445, 

ext 214 

Stateline Harmony Chorus of Sweet 

Adelines International Meeting, every 

Tuesday, Rock County Health Care Center, 

Janesville. 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Peggy: 608- 

755-1063 

YANA (You Are Not Alone) meeting, 

every Tuesday, Emmanuel Free Methodist 

Church, 2618 Mt. Zion Road, Janesville. 7 

p.m. For men and women over 40 and single. 

Social group, speakers, potluck, dancing 

and trips. This is a location change. 

(608) 752-1098 

Every Wednesday: 

Play Partners and Parents group meeting, 

every Wednesday, Exchange Family 

Resource Center, 2020 E. Milwaukee St., 

Suite 5, Janesville. 9 a.m to 10:30 a.m. 

(608) 314-9006 


3. "Gosh!" 

4. Circumvent 

5. Carafe size 

6. Dog biter 

7. ___ deferens 

8. "Dig in!" 

9. Caused by speed equal 

to that of sound in air at 

sea level 

10. Shrek 

11. Long narrative poem 

telling of a hero's deeds 

12. High standards 

14. Cabinet acronym, 

once 

16. Do, for example 

20. Engine speed, for 

short 

25. Bull markets 

26. Dorm room staple 

27. Expose pretentious 

claims while ridiculing 

28. America's Cup trophy, 

e.g. 

29. "Portnoy's 

Complaint" author 

Preschool story time, every 

Wednesday, Eager Free Public Library, 39 

W. Main St., Evansville. 10 a.m. (608) 882- 

2260. 

Children’s story and craft time, every 

Wednesday, Orfordville Public Library, 203 

W. Beloit St., Orfordville. For ages 3-5. 1 

p.m. (608) 879-9229 

Janesville’s Knitting Grandmas meeting, 

every Wednesday, Garden Court 

Apartment’s fellowship hall, 208 N. Main St., 

Janesville. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Volunteers needed 

to knit items for newborn babies, veterans 

in nursing homes and Hospice patients. 

Yarn donations appreciated. (608) 752-6549 

YWCA Abuse In Later Life Support 

Group, every Wednesday, YWCA, 1735 S. 

Washington St., Janesville, 11:30 a.m. to 

1:30 p.m. For women age 50+ or women 

under 50 who are no longer caring for 

dependent children. (608) 752-5445, ext. 

223 

Preschool story time, every 

Wednesday, Clinton Public Library, 214 Mill 

St., Clinton. 10 a.m. Ages 2 to 4. (608) 676- 

5569, www.als.lib.wi.us/CPL 

July 28: 

Honeybees and beekeeping presentation, 

July 28, Milton Public Library, 430 E. 

High St., Milton. 6:30 p.m. Using storytelling, 

Markie Pendleton will introduce children 

to the lives of honeybees and the work 

of beekeepers. (608) 868-7462 

Meet the mascot, July 28, Hedberg 

Public Library, 316 S. Main St., Janesville. 

6:30 p.m. Kids and families are invited to 

join Mosi the giraffe, the library’s new mascot, 

for games, snacks, prizes and more to 

celebrate a summer full of reading. No registration 

needed. (608) 758-6585 

July 30: 

Janesville Shade Tree Advisory meeting, 

July 30, conference room of the 

Department of Natural Resources 

Janesville Service Center, 2514 Morse St., 

Janesville. 4 p.m. Public encouraged to 

JANESVILLE 


30. Calypso offshoot 

31. Babylonian god of the 

sky 

32. Rope used to keep a 

foresail corner in place 

34. 12-point type 

35. Victorian, for one 

37. Abbr. after a name 

42. "Who, me?" 

44. Light reflectors 

47. Biology class abbr. 

49. Cheat, slangily 

51. Earthy pigment 

52. Large-eyed arboreal 

prosimian having foxy 

faces and long furry tails 

53. Show respect, in a 

way 

54. Before the due date 

55. 1987 Costner role 

6. Grassland 

57. Goya's "Duchess of 

___" 

59. "C" in U.P.C. 

62. ___ jacket 

63. Babysitter's handful 

65. Athletic supporter? 

For answers, see Wednesday’s 

Janesville Messenger 

or go online to 

www.communityshoppers.com. 

attend. (608) 754-2123 

July 31: 

Immunization clinic, July 31, Faith 

Lutheran Church, 2116 Mineral Point Ave., 

Janesville. 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Cost is $5 for 

each vaccine for a person through age 18. 

(608) 757-5440 

Young children workshop, July 31, 

Edgerton Children Center, 112 Swift St., 

Edgerton. 6:30 p.m. Learn about how 

babies and young children learn from 

watching and imitating you. Registration 

required; free on-site childcare for those 

who pre-register. (608) 314-9006 

League of Extraordinary Readers party, 

July 31, Hedberg Public Library, 316 S. 

Main St., Janesville. 7 p.m. Sixth- through 

12th graders can join fellow League members 

for a finale party. Trivia contest, prize 

drawings and more. Registration required. 

(608) 758-6585 

Aug. 1: 

Free Family Flick on the Rock, Aug. 1, 

Hedberg Public Library, 316 S. Main St., 

Janesville. 9 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. View 

“Spiderwick Chronicles.” Showing at 

Riverfront Park, adjacent to the library. 

(608) 758-6588 

Aug. 2: 

Fair Meadows State Natural Area tour, 

Aug. 2, meet at Burger King, 740 E. Saint 

Mary St., Milton. 8:45 a.m. Group will drive 

over together. Tour this site of extensive 

ecological restoration projects known for its 

wide variety of bird species. Sponsored by 

the Rock County Conservationists. For 

more information, call (608) 868-9891 or 

(608) 365-2609 

Janesville Area Singles Friday Nite 

Fish Fry, Aug. 2, Wedge Inn East, 3443 E. 

Milwaukee St., Janesville. For more information, 

call (608) 754-4828. 

Aug. 3: 

Military Order of the Purple Heart- 

Beloit and Janesville meeting, Aug. 3, 

VFW Club, 1015 Center Ave., Janesville. 4 

p.m. (608) 365-6515

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Two Auction facilities to serve you better – 

Beloit & Avalon. Accepting your consignments 

of quality household goods, antiques, 

collectibles, tools, & equipment. Call 364-1965. 

BACK-TO-SCHOOL RUMMAGE SALE 

Saturday, August 16th 

1506 Creston Park Dr. 

Janesville, WI 

BADGER MILITARY 

COLLECTIBLE SHOW 

Aug 1 & 2. 

Waukesha Expo, 

1000 Northview Rd. 

Fri 3-9 & Sat 9-4 

Buy sell or trade. 

Military collectibles & 

military firearms. 

608-752-6677 

BEAUTIFUL, new, LARGE 

“L” shaped solid wood 

desk with cherry veneer, 

with power unit. Originally 

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608-741-8902 

BED: New queen pillowtop 

mattress set, $145. 262- 

903-1083 

Hot Tub: New 6 person, 

lounger, waterfall, $2,950. 

262-903-1083 

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COMPUTER, Internet 

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monitor, keyboard, 

mouse & CD rom. Come 

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DINING ROOM SET, cherry, 

3 pedestal table that 

folds to a small drop-leaf 

table, 4 extra leaves plus 

pads, 4 chairs, matching 

2-piece china cabinet. 

Also 2 arm chairs, not 

matching. $800 OBO. 262- 

275-6615 

DOUBLE AXLE utility trailer, 

8' wide 10' long, electric 

brakes, 2 years old. 

Does not dump. $3,200. 

608-365-4891 after 1pm. 

PILLOWTOP MATTRESS, 

king $245, full $125 new. 

262-903-1083 

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011204

MENARD NEW 12' x 24' x 

10 ft' round style portable 

building. 28' trusses, best 

offer, 608-756-4226 

MOVING must sell: twin 

oak BR set, toddler dresser 

set, washer/dryer 

pedestals (in box), 9' & 12' 

Jon boats, 2000 Layton 

Travel Trailer with bunks. 

608-289-8423 

New & Used Appliances 

New scratch & dent save 

30-50%. We have it all! 

Wahl’s Appliances 

608-754-7438 or 

608-365-4920 69984 

Casey’s 

Sewing Center 

We sell Janome 

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Repair All Makes 

Scissor Sharpening 

including 

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& Beauty Shears 

2240 Prairie Ave. 

North Gate Plaza 

Beloit 

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place your classified ad. 

For Sale 

Notices - Cover 

Memorials 

Card of Thanks 

Notices 

Lost & Found 

Personals 

To Give Away 

Wanted to Buy 

For Rent General 

Pets 

Auctions 

Farm Items 

Antiques 

Good Things to Eat 

Work Wanted 

Music 

Child Care 

Business Opportunity 

Lawn & Garden 

Seasonal Services 

Services Offered 

72539 

R UMMAGE S ALES 

(By A REA ) 

Afton 

Beloit East 

Beloit West 

Brodhead 

Burlington 

Lyons 

Country Estates 

Caledonia 

Clinton 

Darien 

Delavan 

East Troy 

Edgerton 

Albion 

Newville 

Elkhorn 

Ludwell Estates 

Lauderdale Lakes 

Fontana 

Footville 

Genoa City 

Pell Lake 

Twin Lakes 

Janesville East 

Janesville West 

Johnstown 

Lake Geneva 

Lake Como 

Springfield 

Loves Park 

Machesney Park 

Milton 

Orfordville 

Poplar Grove 

Rockford 

Rockton 

Roscoe 

Sharon 

Shopiere 

Tiffany 

South Beloit 

Walworth 

Zenda 

Whitewater 

Williams Bay 

Other Locations 

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Real Estate Wanted to Buy 

Real Estate For Sale 

Mobile Homes 

Real Estate For Rent 

Apartment Rental 

Vans 

Sport Utilities 

Auto Services 

Auto Parts 

Auto Wanted to Buy 

Cars 

Motorcycles 

Trucks 

Recreational Equipment 

Watercraft 

81443 

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We buy, sell & trade guns. 

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Waupun, WI. Great Food, 

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ADOPTION: California 

couple promises baby secure 

future. Loving grandparents, 

pets, outdoor 

sports, educational & travel 

opportunities. Expenses 

paid. Call Donna/Armando 

1-877-351-3353 or Attorney 

1-800-242-8770 

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Justice. Job placement assistance. 

Computer available. 

Financial aid if qualified. 

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strength Phentromine, 

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needed. Free Shipping! 

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FREE BIBLE COURSE 

Study on line or through 

correspondence. Certificate 

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608-756-8159 

CHRISTOPHERSEN SATELLITE SYSTEMS 

Your local dealer for new installs and all your service needs. 

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For More Information 

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CARRIERS WANTED 

ROUTES AVAILABLE 

Call our Circulation Department today! 

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MEMORY FOAM THERA- 

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F-$349, Q-$399, K-$499, 

ADJUSTABLES-$799. 

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their ability. Unfortunately, 

many unscrupulous people 

are waiting to take 

your money! Please be 

cautious when answering 

ads that sound too good to 

be true. If you have a 

problem with an ad, 

please contact The Department 

of Trade, Agriculture 

& Consumer Protection 

1-800-422-7128 for information, 

or to file a complaint. 

(wcan) 

CANON REBEL XTI, 2 

camera lenses, black camera 

bag & 2 memory cards 

in a Village Green parking 

lot, July 17 around 7:40 

am. 309-531-1129. 

FOUND: House key with 

photo tag please describe, 

608-373-9690 

LAWN CARE BUSINESS 

Call 608-921-5312 

WILL buy your junk 

car, van, truck & SUV. 

Top dollar paid for your 

complete vehicle, 

running or not. 

815-914-9310 

74255 

81442 


4 PUREBRED YORKIES: 

3 females, 1 male. Ready 

July 28. 1 st shots, dew 

claws, tails nipped. $900. 

+ 1 older male, $500. 608- 

563-0770 

AKC DOBERMAN PUP- 

PIES, reds & blacks, 

champion line, large. 262- 

295-8095 

AKC PUPS Bassets-Beagles-Cockers- 

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Springers TERRIERS: 

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3512 (wcan) 

GERMAN SHORTHAIR 

POINTER PUPS! Champion 

Bloodline. Style Versatile/ 

Ultimate bird dogs. 

Wonderful temperaments. 

920-572-0189 or email: 

wayne@rustlingmeadows.com 

(wcan) 

9N FORD TRACTOR, 3 

point hitch, runs good, recently 

refurbished, $4,000. 

715-579-8345 

BEAUTIFUL Shetland 

pony mare, 7 years, 

chocolate dapple with 

Palomino filley at side. 

Both have lots of chrome. 

Gentle, $500 pair. 262- 

539-3015 

BELOIT EAST 

1624 NELSON AVE, Beloit, 

Sun & Mon, July 27 & 

28, 8-5. Big mens & womens 

jeans, casual to formal, 

purses-some never 

used, 15,000 BTU air 

conditioner, 2 ¾ ton floor 

jack, womens bike has 4 

miles on with disk brakes, 

quick shift & big seat, craft 

items, electric scooter 

with 2 batteries, computer 

games-never used, Rocky 

Road engine with caboose, 

Lionel MKT engine 

& caboose, lots more. 

1704 OAKWOOD AVE, 

Beloit. Fri & Sat, July 25 & 

26, 9-5 & Sun July 27, 9-3. 

Moving In Sale. Clothes 

Jrs 11-16 & M-XL, womens 

2-3XL, mens L-XXL, 

pants 36-42 waist. Household 

items: 2 washers, 1 

dryer, couch & chair, 

lamps, end tables, coffee 

table, jewelry, computer 

chair, printer & misc. No 

early Sales. Cash Only. 

ELKHORN 

418 CLOVER ST, Elkhorn, 

Thur, Fri, & Sat, July 31, 

Aug 1 & 2, 9-3. Largest 

Moving (Rummage) Sale 

Ever! 2 new bedroom sets, 

TV's galore, new digital 

camera, & much more. 

Please call 262-349-1757 

JANESVILLE WEST 

3420 MINERAL POINT 

RD, Janesville, Wed, Fri, 

& Sat, July 30, Aug.1 & 2, 

8-4. Big Rummage Sale! 

Clothes, furniture, small 

appliances, toys & more. 

ROSCOE 

9861 FANTAIL PLACE, 

(Hwy 251, across from 

Culvers & Mobil station), 

Yacht Club Estates, 

Roscoe. Sun July 27, 9-4. 

Everything you can imagine. 

Handmade jewelry, 

baby items, some furniture, 

luggage, dishes, 

computer items, womens 

clothing & shoes, comforters 

sets, holiday decorations 

& much more. Too 

much to list. 

HORSE BOARDING south 

of Janesville. Pasture & 

Board, $115/mo. 

608-756-2179 

MCCARTHY BALING 

SERVICE 

Custom round baling & 

hay mowing. 

262-745-7258 

NEW BLUEBERRY 

PLANTS available for your 

climate! This is a huge 

cash crop that needs very 

little land. 1 Acre of blueberry 

plants can yield from 

4000 to 7000 LBS of blueberries! 

The Tom Cat 

Blueberry from the American 

Blueberry Company 

has developed this plant 

for the hardiness Zones 3 

& 4. A small 1/4 acre plot 

can yield a very attractive 

income. Blueberries sell in 

stores and Farmers Markets 

for about $3.99/LB. 

You do the math! Tom Cat 

Blueberries can be planted 

for $8-$9 per bush. Order 

now for Fall planting. 

Starter packages of 12 

bushes as low as $179 

plus shipping. Lower 

prices on higher quantities. 

Call now 

715-549-6630 (wcan) 

PIANO, wood grain, small 

upholstered bench, 36“ tall 

& 57” wide, $525 OBO. 

262-215-8897 

JANESVILLE 


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Auction 

Wes & Pat Hopper 

Living Estate 

Thursday, July 31 

DEAN GEORGE AUCTION SERVICE 

Dean George, Auctioneer 

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #486, IL #041000637 

11211 N. Union Rd., Evansville, WI 

Dean or Tim George, Steph George, Registered Wisconsin Auction Co. #226 

608-882-6123 www.georgeauction.com 

Let experience work for you. Our goal is your satisfaction. 71851 

st , 11 a.m. 

520 North Wuthering Hills Drive 


D irections: 3 blocks east of Fagan Chevrolet & Rock 

County Buick on East Milwaukee Street to Wuthering 

Hills Drive, south 7 blocks. Watch for Dean George 

Auction Service signs. 

Household: Colonial bedroom set; roll-top desk; swivel 

rockers; leather recliner; coffee table; lamp & end 

tables; sofa bookcase; computer desk; pr. occasional 

chairs; bookshelf; oak entertainment center; oak gel 

flame fireplace; phone; Mr. & Mrs. Santa; blue & white 

dishes; lamps; set of dishes “Folk Cabin”; patio table; 

refrigerator; ice tea maker; Christmas tree & 

decorations. Antiques & Collectibles : desk; 3 drawer 

chest; barrel back chair; wall shelves; lamps; crocks & 

jugs; water can; potato planter; wood planes; corn 

planter; toolbox; wrenches & tools. Fender Guitar & 

50’s Drum Set: Fender Mustang 179555 ivory guitar w/ 

amp; Leed I Broadway Mother of Pearl 4 pc. drum set 

high hat cymbal, snare drum, tom-tom drum, base drum 

Garage & Garden Items: Toro 521 snow blower; 

Homelite XL chain saw; JD RX63 riding mower; 5hp 21” 

power mower; Delta 10” steel top table saw; Delta 12” 

bench top drill press; circular saw; polisher/sander; (5) 

hardware cabinets; plastic & metal shelving; Craftsman 

router; car ramps; chain hoist; stepladder tree trimmer; 

hedge trimmer; toolbox & tools; carpenter hand tools; 

hand & power tools; log chains; lawn & garden tools; 

pipe wrenches. 

A uctioneer: Dean George 

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #486 

11211 North Union Rd. , Evansville, WI (608) 882-6123 

Lunch Available by “The Crock Pot” 

T erms: C ash, check with proper ID , Visa, MasterCard, or 

Discover. 5% buyer’s fee charged, 3% courtesy charge 

when using credit card. All sales are final. Al l 

announcements made day of sale take precedence over 

printed material. N ot responsible for accidents or 

losses. 

For complete listing and photos log onto 

www.georgeauction.com 

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CALL 24 HRS/7 DAYS 

(VOID IN LOUISIANA, 

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LAWN & GARDEN 

SIMPLICITY lawn tractor 

38” deck, twin bagger, 

$1,200, 608-879-9556 

TREES- 3' TO 20' 

White Pine, Red Pine, 

Cedar, Spruce, Arbs, 

Maple, Oak, Crabs 

$25-$100 

262-594-2182 

DAVIS & SONS LAWN 

MAINTENANCE 

Mowing, landscaping, 

trimming, tree removal, 

gutter cleaning, snow removal 

& more. Call Brad 

@ 608-921-5312 

AUCTIONS www.communityshoppers.com 

Household Sale of 

Sheila Hatfield 

616 Margate Dr., Janesville, WI 

SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 9:00 AM-2:00 PM 

(Markdowns Noon-2:00) 

(From Fort take Hwy. 26 to Janesville, turn left on Hwy. 14, right on Milwaukee, left on 

Wuthering Hills, right on Wilshire Lane to Margate Drive, near Fagan & Mercy Clinic east) 

Beautiful sofa & loveseat, end tables, coffee table, table lamps, entertainment center, TV, 

DVD player, CD player, pictures & frames, throw pillows, glass-top table/4 chairs, area rugs, 

microwave stand, microwave, Oster kitchen center, shower curtain, double bed, maple chest, 

nightstand, recliners, TV stand, goose down queen comforter, surround-sound system, wall 

clock, turbo profile, weight set, one-on-one trainer, Christmas items, washer, dryer, patio set, 

lawn chairs, Weber grill, aluminum ladder, planters, linens, small kitchen appliances, 

homemade log cabin, misc. glassware and much, much more. 

Sale conducted by: 

Shirley Erdman, (920) 563-9039 

All Sales Final • No Refunds • Cash • Sold In “As-Is” Condition 

• No Early Sales • Not Responsible for Accidents 

71023

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JANESVILLE 


Real Estate Auction 

3 Bedroom Home 

Sunday, August 10 th , 11:00 a.m. 

1523 South Oakhill Avenue, Janesville, WI 

2200 sq. ft. 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath Home with many extras. Fireplaces, 

Wet Bar, 2 Car Garage, New Windows, Landscaped Yard with 

2 Decks, Central Air, All Appliances Included. 

Viewing times: July 27 





Dean or Tim George, Steph George, Registered Wisconsin Auction Co., #226 



th , August 2 nd , 3 rd , 6 th , 8 th & 9 th • 4-5 p.m. 

Terms: Earnest money of $1,000.00. There is a 4% buyer’s fee 

due at closing within 30 days. 

Auctioneer: Dean George, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #486 

11211 N. Union Road, Evansville, WI (608) 882-6123 

Website: www.georgeauction.com 


3510 Colby Lane 


Saturday, August 9 th – Noon 

( PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION AT 10:00 A.M. ) 

Open House Dates 

Saturday, July 26th, 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. 

Sunday, July 27th, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. 

Sunday, August 3rd, 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. 

Tuesday, August 5th, 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. 

Or By Appointment by Calling (608) 868-2199 

DIRECTIONS: East Milwaukee Street to Wright Road south to 

Colby Lane west. (Watch for Badger State Auction signs.) 

Great opportunity here! This 3 bedroom, 2 bath, ranch-style 

home, must sell to settle the estate. Beautiful large back yard, 

finished basement, storage shed and hardwood floors are just a 

few of the extras. Add a little TLC and make this family home 

sensational. Come look! 

TERMS: This property will be sold as is with no contingencies. 6% buyer’s fee. 

Earnest money of $1,000.00 required the day of the auction in the form of a 

cashiers check or certified check with proper ID. The balance will be due at 

the time of the closing, within 30 days of the auction. The Purchaser will be 

required to sign a standard offer to purchase agreement. Seller reserves the 

right to accept or reject any or all offers. Not responsible for listing errors, if 

any. All announcements sale day will take precedence over any prior printed 

material/information provided/verbally stated. 

BADGER STATE AUCTIO N & REAL ESTATE 

BOB JOHNSON - AUCTIONEER 

REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER #800 

4128 HWY. KK, MILTON, WI (608) 868-2199 

www.badgerstateauction.com 

Terry McCann - Broker 

Where our goal is your satisfaction! 

78620 

FARM 

AUCTION 

Farm Equipment/ 

Related Items 

Wanted in Consignment for 

Farm Auction to Be Held on 

Friday, August 8th 

10:00 a.m. 

Located between Whitewater 

and Richmond, WI 

Call (608) 869-2199 for Details. 

Badger State Auction 

Bob Johnson, Auctioneer 

Registered Wisconsin 

Auctioneer #800 

(Deadline for Advertising 7/31/08) 78646 



Townhouse Condominium 

Sunday, August 10 th , 3 PM 

2113 Green Valley Dr., Janesville, Wisconsin 

Two bedroom condo . Open floor plan . Huge living room with 

cathedral ceilings & skylight . Large deck. 

Viewing times: August 2 








nd , 3 rd , 4 th , 6 th , 8 th , 9 th • 4-5 p.m. 

Saturday, August 2 nd through Saturday August 9 th 

anytime by calling 608-751-5703 . 

Terms: Earnest money of $1,000.00. There is a 4% buyer’s fee 

due at closing within 30 days. 

Directions: south of the Holiday Inn on Deerfield Drive to Midvale Drive, 

west 2 blocks to Green Valley Drive, south 2 blocks. 





5 Acre Farmette 

Sunday, August 3 rd , 11:00 AM 

6219 N. County Road H, Janesville, Wisconsin 

Four bedroom home and 4 outbuildings on 5 acres with two fenced 

pastures. Close to Janesville & Evansville, Edgerton Schools. 

Viewing times: July 24 








th , 26 th , 27 th , 31 st , August 1 st & 2 nd 4-5 p.m. 

Directions: 5 miles west of Janesville on Hwy. 14 to Cty. H, north 2 miles. 

Terms: Earnest money of $2,000.00. 

There is a 4% buyer’s fee due at closing within 30 days. 





(REASON – To Settle Estate) 

1252 N. Martin Street, Janesville, WI 

Sunday, August 10 th – Noon 

(Personal Property Auction at 10:00 a.m.) 

Open House Dates 

Saturday, July 26th, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. 

Sunday, July 27th, 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. 

Sunday, August 3rd, 11:00 a.m. – Noon 

Thursday, August 7th, 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. 

Or By Appointment by Calling (608) 868-2199 

DIRECTIONS: Mt. Zion west of Fagan Chevrolet or east of Milton 

Avenue to Martin Street. (Watch for Badger State Auction signs.) 

Looking for a nice starter/family home? We have found it. This 3 bedroom, 

2 bath home is simply ideal. Nice neighborhood, hardwood floors 

throughout, workshop in basement, appliances and much, much more. 

Sellers motivated to settle estate. Great opportunity here! Come see for 

yourself. 

TERMS: This property will be sold as is with no contingencies. 5% 

buyer’s fee. Earnest money of $1,000.00 required the day of the 

auction in the form of a cashiers check or certified check with proper 

ID. The balance will be due at the time of the closing, within 30 days of 

the auction. The Purchaser will be required to sign a standard offer to 

purchase agreement. Seller reserves the right to accept or reject any 

or all offers. Not responsible for listing errors, if any. All announcements 

sale day will take precedence over any prior printed material/ 

information provided/verbally stated. 

BADGER STATE AUCTIO N & REAL ESTATE 

BOB JOHNSON - AUCTIONEER 

REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER #800 

4128 HWY. KK MILTON, WI (608) 868-2199 

www.badgerstateauction.com 

Terry McCann - Broker 

Where our goal is your satisfaction! 

78619 

www.beloitauction.com 

COMBINED ESTATE AUCTION 

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & SELECT CONTEMPORARY ITEMS 

Wednesday, July 30 – 4:30 P.M. 

534 W. Grand Ave. - Beloit, WI 

Live & Internet bidding! 

Can’t make it to the auction? Bid live online with Proxibid.com! 

This Auction’s filled with exciting finds from the Rockford, IL estate 

of the late Paul & Charlotte Stack, the Jim & Julie Martin Petroliana 

collection, & choice pieces from other estates & homes. There’s San 

Ildefonso pottery – gold & diamond jewelry – George Nakashimastyle 

& Heywood Wakefield furniture – a mint 2007 Buick Lucerne 

CSL (821 miles!!) – & hundreds more items of significant value. Go 

the www.beloitauction.com for photos. 

ESTATE AUTOMOBILE: 2007 Buick Lucerne – like new & fully loaded – 821 miles; 

BUGGY: late 1800’s doctor’s buggy (need restoration); 

FURNITURE : Mission-style barbershop back bar w/stained glass windows; oak triple 

curved-glass china cabinet; oak curved-glass china cabinet w/gallery; ash roll-top desk; 

ladies’ writing desk; oak side-by-side secretary; George Nakashima-style library table & 

sideboards; Heywood Wakefield settee, chair, side tables, & child’s oak rocker; oak settee, 

chair, & rocker; Chinese small cupboard & 1-drawer stand; Victorian walnut & mahogany 

lamp tables; antique Chinese tea tables; Victorian marble-top plant stand; Eastlake sheet 

music stand; oak rocker; mahogany “Old Man of the North” claw-foot corner chair; 

Eastlake platform rockers; Contemporary corner curio cabinet; wicker planter & other 

wicker furniture; tiger oak gentleman’s chest; Victorian walnut dresser & chests; antique 

Chinese chest; ash & tiger oak lowboys; Victorian bed; twin-size brass bed; ash 

washstand; ash harvest table & drop-leaf kitchen table; ash drop-leaf oval table & chairs; 

ash kitchen cupboard; Eastlake walnut drop-leaf table; primitive utility table; oak pressedback 

chairs; Victorian hip rail chairs; Contemporary Old Hickory-style settee & tables; 

Contemporary log side tables, sofa table, coffee tables & night stand; primitive pine 

storage box; oak icebox; leather game table & 4 chairs; & other select furniture; 

PETROLIANA: unopened 1930’s Texaco Airplane Oil can; Mobil porcelain & enamel 

signs; Crown, Shell & Cities Service gas globe; Fry gas pump; Gilbert & Barker T-8 gas 

pumps; Kendall Motor Oils 2-sided tin side; Ramco Re-Powering Station & En-Ar-Co 

Motor OIls tin signs; Texaco Fire-Chief & Sinclair porcelain signs; Veedol Motor Oils & 

Cities Service Acme tin signs; Mobiloil handmade sign; Archer Lubricants & Harley 

Davidson full 1-quart oil cans; Archer Snowmobile & Outboard motor oil can; Falcon, Golf 

Pride, Texaco, Swift, Protecto, Lubrite, Penn-Rad, Mobil, Standard Oil, Pioneer, Farm-Oyl, 

Imperial, Merit, Delco, En-Ar-Co, Cross Country, Gulf Pride, & other motor oil cans; 

Koppers Coke 5-gal. can; wooden kerosene jug; US Tires tin sign; Phillips 66 shaker sets; 

Sinclair glasses; oil banks; Texaco & other grease cans; Gilbert & Barker grease 

compressor; lubricant tins; wax cans; Archer Rustop can; 54-in. gas pump; gas pump price 

signs; gas pump aquarium; gas nozzles; brass water pump; Keystone garage; Mobil & 

other die-cast trucks & cars; Texaco Airplane Oil can; oil bottles; advertising ashtrays; 

Greyhound map rack & maps; & many other petroleum collectibles; 

POTTERY & STONEWARE : San Ildefonso pottery jug signed Juanita Wo-Peen; 

Southwest Native American polychrome pottery; Western 20-gal. crock & 5-gal. cattail 

crock; 5-gal. salt glaze crock; Peoria Pottery advertising jugs; North Star, Pine Ridge, & 

other pottery; 

CLOCKS & LAMPS: tall case West German grandfather’s clock; Seth Thomas 

Empire-style mahogany clock; Seth Thomas mantel clock; 1950’s table lamp; cypress 

needle floor lamp; Amrolite rolltop desk lamp; 

TEXTILES: grandmother’s flower garden quilt; pre-1950 Navajo-style woolen wall 

hanging; Karastan rug; 

GLASSWARE, CHINA, & PORCELAIN: art glass sculptured vase; impressive handblown 

art glass pieces; 125+ pieces Cambridge square-base dishes; Finnish crystal; 

Carnival glass; Steuben vases; pattern glass; Orefors; Bohemian glass; hand-cut perfume 

bottles; bobeches; paperweights; Flow Blue casseroles, bowls, & platter; 90+ pieces 

Fiesta; 

JEWELRY, WATCHES, & ACCESSORIES: 1-ct. diamond men’s gold ring; 14K gold 

ladies’ rings include diamond, topaz, garnet & diamond, sapphire & diamond, onyx & 

diamond, & emerald; 14K gold diamond, amethyst, & turquoise pendant; turquoise 

necklace & earrings; pre-1970 squash blossom necklace & earrings; sterling charm 

bracelet; sterling bracelet w/turquoise; gold slide chain; stickpins; ladies’ key wind lapel 

watch; Art Deco mesh purse; Jerry Garcia, Rush Limbaugh, & Electric Neckware silk ties; 

& more; 

ART: Audubon lithograph; Swift Fox, Bridled Weasel, Sooty Tern, & Large Tailed Skunk 

certified Aububon prints; Schumann & Sivenson oil on canvas paintings; Pribble still-life oil 

on board; A. Fox early 1900’s pastoral prints; P. Sawyer Carillon Tower & Picnic Point 

watercolor; 

UNIQUE DECORATIVE PIECES: marble bust; Victorian walnut mirror; Chinese baskets; 

Thomas Langan woodcarving; Pre-Columbian-style effigy & bowls; 

RECREATIONAL: Contemporary AMF Playmaster slate-top pool table; Silver Cup pinball 

machine; Juggler & Lupin III skill stop game machines & tokens; vintage Pachinko 

machine; table top pinball games; gaming wheel; miniature golf board; 

SPECIAL VINTAGE PIECES: German Seca penny scale; produce scale; wicker baby 

buggy; spinning wheel w/yarn winder; oak tabletop Victrola; lightning rod; Winnebago & 

other baskets; ash shaving mirror; cobalt spittoon; wooden model ship; 

AND MORE!: mandolin & case; violin, bow, & case; pincushion dolls; cast-iron bookends; 

duck decoys; early brass candle holders; Nazi RAD officer’s dagger & police bayonet; 

German swirl marbles; Sheffield silver on copper dish; English silver sugar bowl; Chinese 

wooden water bucket; antique Chinese tea box; Chinese bronze bowl; brass post office 

boxes; National brass cash register; school pull-down map cabinet; small work bench & 

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74252 

(608) 365-1663 

(815) 389-2722 (608) 752-0777

ABLE HANDYMAN SERVICES 

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70994 

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JANESVILLE 


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Storage Buildings & Gazebos 

We Build, Paint & Deliver 

Country Barns 

11220 W Hwy 81 

* 8 Miles west of Beloit 

PH 608-879-3321 

* Storage Buildings 

* Portable Garages 

* Gazebos 

* Play Houses 

* Cabanas 

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Many Sizes 

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BUILDING CORP. 

Serving our Clients since 1978 

Local Sales Consultants 

Kevin McGuire, North Freedom 

South Beloit Sales Center 

815-389-8881 

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71809 

Hours: 

Mon.-Fri.: 8:30-5:30... 

Sat. Call first 

Sunday: Closed 

Owners: Phil & Glenda Wenger 

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Food & Refreshments provided! 

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TH&8TH 8AM- 6PM 

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Verona, WI 190 Paoli St. (Hwy 69S & 18/151) (608) 845-9700 

Verona Satellite office Ft. Atkinson N2775 Cty Rd J (920) 563-9461 

Lake Geneva, WI Hwy 120 North (262) 242-0600 

Color & Design your building at 

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See Cleary website for map to offices 

1-800-373-5550 

ATLAS ROOFING 

“Honesty Above 

Everything” 608-743-2026 

BILLINGS HOME 

REPAIRS 

Home repairs & Handyman 

service. Specializing 

in small projects. 

Days, 608-201-4586, 

Evenings, 608-758-0078 

Insured & free estimates 

BOBCAT S130 Skid loader 

for hire. Light excavating, 

leveling, grading, top 

soil, gravel, clean-up, 

hauling. Available 

evenings & weekends. 

Owner/operator. 608-728- 

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Save money on all of your 

printing needs. Color & 

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handbooks, 

brochures, catalogs etc. 

Ships next day. Easy to 

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(wcan) 

HANDYMAN SERVICES 

Flood Restoration 

Carpentry, Drywall, 

Landscaping & Tree 

Service. Certified Tree 

Specialist. No Job Too 

Small. Licensed & Insured 

15% Discount 

608-754-4168 

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Free estimates * Insured 

608-754-SPOT (7768) 

TREE SERVICE 

Tree removal & trimming 

Pat, 608-302-5917 

WANT YOUR TRASH OR 

Brush Hauled away for a 

price you're willing to pay? 

Call Janesville Jack 

anytime 608-754-1973 

Call for Great Savings! 

Providing you with the 

answers to your 

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Professional Quality 

Work In: 

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- Flagstone Work - Seating Walls 

- Sidewalks - Driveways 

- Final Grading - Seeding 

- Sodding - Bobcat Work 

and much more.. . 

Using the best pavers 

in the Stateline Area 

UNILOCK & PAVE LOC 

For a free estimate, call Sal at: 

(608) 676-2615 

- or - 

(608) 290-3403 71660 

HOLLY CONCRETE GROUP 

Sidewalk - Foundations 

Driveway - Curves 

Additions - Patios 

Free Estimates • Insured & Bonded 

Janesville Area 

25 Years Experience 

We accept VISA 

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Prompt Service 

Call Russ at 

(608) 365-8349 or 

cell (608) 774-1949 

70972 

Cell: 224-402-8264 • Fax: 847-844-1070 

WELDERS & TRAINEES 

CAREER SOURCE is seeking 

Experienced WELDERS and 

Numerous Trainees for multiple 

openings on 1st / 2nd shift. Highly 

motivated candidates with good eye for 

details, math/mechanical aptitude, with 

recent schooling or hobbyist 

background are encourage to apply. 

Apply within Monday-Friday 8 AM-4 PM 

Apply On-line @ www.CareerSourceLLC.com 

605 East Geneva St., Elkhorn 743-1930 

(Located across from Elkhorn High School) 

81138 

REWARDING CAREER 

IN REAL ESTATE 

We’ve grown and need select individuals. 

Call today if you’d like to set your own hours, 

be your own boss and earn what you want. 

Classes Starting August 4th. 

Register Today 

Shorewest REALTORS 

(608) 754-2121 78515 

$16.00 Per Hour? It’s Up To You! 

At Arrow Financial Services most of our 

full-time Account Representatives with 1+ years 

of service are averaging a minimum of $16.00 

per hour. With our base pay plus unlimited 

incentives you can earn even more....It’s up to 

you! Additional premiums paid for fluency in 

English and Spanish as well as 2nd Shift. 

Extensive Benefits Package! 


Friendly neighborhood bar is accepting applications for 

BARTENDER 

This position requires a person that is 

responsible, honest and reliable. 

Attractive pay package, subject to qualifications. 

If you have a magnetic & friendly personality 

with a cheerful and even disposition, are 

professional and self-motivated, 

please send your resume to: 

The Stateline News 

Box 1010 

1555 Willowbrook Rd., Beloit, WI 53511 

Arrow Financial Services, a division of Sallie 

Mae, and a leading Whitewater employer for 

over 10 years, has openings for Account 

Representatives to collect on delinquent credit 

card and other balances. Basic computer skills 

and responsible work experience preferred. 

Full-time and Part-time opportunities are 

available. NOW HIRING 

Whitewater, WI 

71404 

RNs Part-time – All Shifts 

$10,000 SIGN-ON BONUS BONUS 

RN Full-time – PM Shift 

$10,000 SIGN-ON BONUS BONUS 

LPN Casual/in-house pool PM Shift 

$7,000 SIGN-ON BONUS 

CNAs Part-time – All Shifts 

I f Interviewed Free Gas Card 

Joan Braasch, RN DON or Lucy Knull, 

Administrator at (262) 728-6319 

or Fax (262) 728-6693 

Willowfield Nursing 

and Rehabilitation Center 

905 E. Geneva Street, Delavan, WI 53115 

EOE/AAP 

Learn 

Grow 

Care Live 

- Express Who You Are - 

80994 

As health professionals, we express ourselves 

through our care. Extendicare Health Services, Inc. , 

a leader in long-term care, provides a supportive, 

friendly atmosphere and a place where you can 

deliver care with a personal touch. Join our family with 

this opening at our 152-bed Beloit Health and 

Rehab Center in Beloit. 

RN/LPNs 

P.M. RN Supervisor 

PT Night Shift 

PT Days 

FT/PT P.M. 

Retention bonuses available for all these positions. 

Check out our other openings: 

Assistant Director of Nursing 

All of our Extendicare locations offer excellent benefits, 

exceptional compensation and a place where caring 

counts. Please forward your resume to: 

Please contact: Shameeka Martin 

1905 West Hart Rd., Beloit, WI 53511 

(608) 365-2554, smartin@extendicare.com 

AAP/EOE 

71485 

View Complete List of Job Openings and Apply Online: 

www.arrow-financial.com 

Phone: (800) 896-2743 Ext. 554 

SLM Corporation and its subsidiaries are not sponsored by or agencies of the United 

States of America. EOE/Drug-Free Workplace 

81970 

71376 

Staff Writer 

CSI, which publishes three biweekly newspapers, is looking for an 

ambitious reporter. This reporter will work independently, under 

guidance from our managing and associate editors. 

Requirements: Strong writing/news judgment skills, with a 

background in journalism. Degree, college publication or 

post-college newspaper experience preferred. Must be proficient 

in page design, with a working knowledge of QuarkXpress. 

Responsibilities include: Generating news/feature stories with 

photos for CSI’s newspapers. 

Position is in our Delavan office. Monday through Friday, normal 

business hours, with occasional evening and weekend work, 

depending on features and special events. 

If you are interested in joining our editorial team, please e-mail or 

send a resume with salary requirements to: 

e-mail: cbarrows@communityshoppers.com. 

CSI 

P.O. Box 367, 120 Wright Street 

Delavan, WI 53115 

MicroPrecision, an established precisioned machined parts manufacturer, located in Delavan, WI, 

seeks individuals to fill the following open positions. We are a growing company and Quality is our 

number one priority. If you are interested in a climate-controlled, fast-paced environment and would 

enjoy working in a job shop setting, we would like to speak with you immediately. MicroPrecision is a 

smoke-free property and we offer a competitive wage and benefits package for all positions along wit h 

paid vacations, holidays, medical, dental, life and a 100% sponsored 401(k) plan. 

CNC Lathe Machinists - 2nd and 3rd Shift 

We are currently seeking applicants for one opening on 1st shift and 2 openings on 2nd shift. We are 

looking for individuals with a minimum of 5 years experience preferably in a job shop environment. 

These positions will require operating 3-4 machines with auto bar feeders. The ideal candidates will be 

familiar with both CNC Machining Centers and CNC Lathes with Fanuc/Haas Controls. The equipment 

we enjoy here includes the following: Haas, Miyano, Hardinge, Okuma, Daewoo, Puma and Tsugami 

Machines. If you feel you have what it takes to work in our very busy environment and would like a 

challenge, please apply in person immediately or send resume. 

MicroPrecision 

P.O. Box 327 • 1206 Ann Street • Delavan, WI 53115 

Fax: 262-728-8248 • By E-mail: vblanca@micro-precision.com 

82062 

LABORATORY MANAGER/TECHNICIAN 

NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 

The Fontana/Walworth Water Pollution Control Commission 

seeks full-time, WI DNR, certified, lab manager or 

laboratory technician seeking a managerial position for 

wastewater treatment facility. Qualifications: Minimum of 

three years experience in wastewater analysis per EPA and 

WI DNR protocols. Must have knowledge of laboratory 

quality control and computer hardware/software. 

Salary: DOQ + Benefits. Commission application must be 

used. Applications are available at the Commission Office, 

N840 Chilson Road, P.O. Box 850, Walworth, WI 53184. 

Phone (262) 736-4473, fax (262) 736-4475. 

81768 

OUTSIDE ADVERTISING 

SALES EXECUTIVE 

Janesville Messenger, a national award winning, recognized community newspaper, is offering 

a great opportunity to take over local territory with an established account list. CSI Media, 

LLC, a growth-oriented, local community newspaper, is seeking a career-minded individual to 

join our successful sales team. We currently have an opening in our Janesville Messenger 

office for an outside display sales representative. The successful candidate will have a proven 

track record in sales and the ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment. 

The preferred candidate will be results-driven, goal-oriented with the ability to generate new 

revenue by establishing and maintaining excellent customer relationships. We are seeking an 

energetic, ambitious candidate with 2 years of successful outside sales experience. Candidate 

must possess excellent verbal and written communication skills. Vehicle required. Interested 

in joining our successful team? Check out our web site: 


Mail or e-mail your resume with salary history to our 

company headquarters: 

E-mail: cbarrows@communityshoppers.com 

P. O. Box 367 Voice (262) 728-3424 

Delavan, WI 53115 www.communityshoppers.com 

“Connecting Our Customers With Their Customers” 

Birds Eye Foods, Inc. , producers of Birds Eye and Freshlike frozen vegetables blends and the 

award-winning Voila products, is in need of full-time employees for the following positions: 

• Production Supervisor. This position requires a person with experience in a food 

processing environment. The candidate should have a college degree, preferably a BS in 

Food Science or Engineering. The ability to speak Spanish is helpful. In addition, this 

position requires excellent communication skills in dealing with a diverse group of people 

and a passion for improving production. Responsibilities include supervision in a production 

environment, continuous process improvement development skills and techniques of 

employees to maximize and job satisfaction, maintaining GMP’s for areas of responsibility. 

• Quality System Lab. This is an entry level position that requires good math, computer and 

communications skills, be organized and have an interest in food quality. 

• Electromechanical Technician. This is a full-time position. The successful candidate will 

be a journeyman electrician with industrial electrical experience and knowledge in 

troubleshooting automated process and packaging equipment. Examples of equipment 

maintained would be Ishida and Yamato scales, and Hayssen and Triangle fillers. The ideal 

candidate will have industrial experience and an Associate’s degree in Industrial 

Electronics, or Electromechanical Technology, and experience in designing, building, and 

installing control systems, to include Allen Bradley PLC programming. Must be safety 

conscious, self motivated and work within the scope of all company rules and policies. 

Birds Eye Foods offers competitive wages and career advancement opportunity. For full-time 

employees – 401K, vacations, holidays and time off for school functions. Please apply in person 

at W8880 County X, Darien, WI 53114. No phone calls please. Birds Eye Foods is an EEO/M/ 

F/D/V. 

80965 

58296 

58298

Director of Resident Care & 

Admissions – LPN or RN 

Tired of the fast pace and constant stress of working in other health care settings? 

Pioneer Court, the leader of assisted care in the Stateline area is 

seeking an experienced personable, mature and dedicated, RN or 

LPN for the position of Director of Resident Care & Admissions. 

Candidates must possess current Wisconsin licensure; preferably 

have 5-10 years of experience as a nurse working in the long term 

care field with supervisory responsibilities. 

This is an excellent position for the person who enjoys working with 

seniors in a hands on role. Excellent opportunity to lead a strong, 

dedicated and superb nursing staff in the less hectic setting of 

assisted living. 

Compensation and benefits commensurate with experience, ability 

and credentialing. 

Please apply in person at 2122 Pioneer Drive, Beloit, WI. 

Current Job Openings 

with Co-Staff 

Industrial Machine 

Maintenance 

Weld Trainees 

Exp. MIG/TIG Welders 

General Laborers 

Production Work 

CNC Operators 

Machine Operators 

(Wal. Co.) 

EOE 

Employment Choices 

Beloit 

College 

CALL TODAY! 

C O- S TAFF C ORP . 

608-373-0710 

PRODUCTION COOK - 

PART TIME 

(20 hrs/week) beginning 

late August to mid May 

Provides assistance in the preparation of all hot 

and cold items according to designated recipes. 

Previous food preparation experience required; 

college or military experience preferred. 

Knowledge of vegan/vegetarian menus helpful. 

Apply in person Tuesday, 7/29 through 

Thursday, 7/31, 8:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. 

Beloit College Human Resources, 726 

Church St., Beloit, WI. 

Beloit College is committed to the 

educational benefits of diversity and 

urges all interested individuals to apply. 

AA/EEO E MPLOYER 

Pl astic Mold Injection 

Operators 

(12 hr. shifts - AM & PM) 

Accounting Receivable/ 

Payable 

Exp. Mechanic 

CAD Designer (2 yrs. exp. ) 

Benefits offered: 

Insurance/Holiday Pay/Vacation 

Walk-ins accepted daily between 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

1516 Plainfield Ave., Janesville, WI 

10 yr. member of the 

American Staffing Association 

Learn 

Grow 

Care Live 

- Express Who You Are - 

81041 

All of our Extendicare locations offer excellent benefits, 

exceptional compensation and a place where caring 

counts. Please forward your resume to: 

AAP/EOE 

Please apply in person at: 

Pioneer Court 

2122 Pioneer Drive, Beloit No phone calls please. 

EEOC 

ATTN: Certified Nursing Assistants 

Please contact: Shameeka Martin 

1905 West Hart Rd., Beloit, WI 53511 

608-365-2554, smartin@extendicare.com 

71433 

Are you TIRED of the SAME OLD JOB? 

Need a CHANGE? 

Take a Chance, come to work for a company in which our 

residents are what ‘matter most’ 

Beloit Health & Rehabilitation Center is currently recruiting 

full-time & part-time positions for the p.m. & night shifts. 

If interested, send resume or stop in to 

complete an application. 

71483 

74204 

AMERICAN SPIRIT 

Transport is looking for 

OTR truck drivers. At least 

2 years experience needed. 

Class A CDL required. 

New Trucks! Home on 

weekends! Please call 

262-882-2330 


Appleton Performance Packaging 

AT WOOD’S POINT 

We accept VISA 

Discover & 

Mastercard for your 

Classified advertising 

L ICENSED N URSES 

New Grads / Experienced 

Are you tired of working in a hectic, fast-paced, stressed-filled work environment where patient car e 

no longer seems to be the focus? Perhaps you need to explore new opportunities with a small, but 

new and growing health care facility, WOOD’S CROSSING. 

WOOD’S CROSSING at Wood’s Point is Brodhead. Wisconsin’s newest assisted living and skilled nursing 

facility. Located on the edge of town in a quiet rural setting, we are seeking dependable, caring l icensed and 

certified staff that set high standards, to join our excellent health care team. 

WOOD’S CROSSING is part of the Wood’s Point senior community which focuses on active care for 

seniors who needs assisted living and skilled nursing care. We provide a quiet and relaxed work 

atmosphere, competitive wages and flexible schedules, along with travel allowances for nurses (based on 

travel distances) and the opportunity to grow with a small, but visionary health care community. 

Oh! We forgot to mention that we are a FIVE STAR rated nursing home (according to Healthgrades.com) 

that takes great pride in the care and services we provide our clients. Do you have what it takes to join our 

team? 

Earn up to $500 weekly 

Assembling angel pins in 

the comfort of your own 

home. No experience required. 

Call 813-425-4348 

or 813-425-4361 or visit 

www.angelpin.net 

(formerly known as New England Extrusion – NEX) 

Leader in delivering quality packaging solutions to our 

customers is seeking: 

Machine Operators 

We are seeking qualified applicants who are 

responsible and dependable with mechanical 

aptitude. Compensation will be based upon previous 

work experience. We offer production employees 

monthly bonus opportunities. 

Please apply on-line at www.appletonideas.com 

under Career Opportunities. 

EOE M/F/D/V (Equal Opportunity Employer; 

Minority/Female/Disability/Veteran) 

71018 

Full Time 

PM/NIGHT NURSE 

WE OFFER 12 HOUR BONUS SHIFTS 

ARE YOU SELLING or 

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Place a statewide 6-line 

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PDS WIDE AREA CLAS- 

SIFIEDS 

1-800-236-0737 

www.pdsadnet.com 

(wcan) 

ASSEMBLE MAGNETS 

AND CRAFTS 

FROM HOME! 

Year-round work! Excellent 

pay! No experience! 

Top US company! Glue 

gun, painting, jewelry & 

more! TOLL FREE 

1-866-844-5091 

***Not available in MD*** 

Requires eligibility for Wisconsin Licensure for nurses. Every other weekend and every other holiday . 

Please apply in person at: 

Wood’s Crossing, E401 23rd Street, Brodhead, WI 53520 

(608) 897-3031 

Wood’s Crossing at Wood’s Point, in 

accordance with the Federal Civil Rights 

Act, does not discriminate on the basis of 

age, race, ethnicity, religion, color, 

gender, disability, marital status, sexual 

orientation, national origin, cultural 

differences or ancestry. 72470 

R&L Spring Company is a growing manufacturer of springs 

and wire forms. We are currently looking for several people to 

join our Medicoil Division on first shift. 

Prototype Technician 

Responsible for operating tool room equipment such as mills, 

lathes and grinders supporting R&D and Engineering in new 

product and process development. 

2-5 years experience as a machinist required, CNC setup and 

programming desirable. CAD experience is a plus. The ideal 

candidate will possess solid problem solving skills and be 

willing to learn skills required for wire forming and coiling. 

Versatility and team work is essential. 

Laser Welding Specialist 

Responsible for initial setup, programming, operation and 

maintenance of Laser equipment. Must be able to develop 

processes required for R&D and production. 

Centerless Grinder 

Extensive experience setting up and operating Centerless 

Grinders. 

Medical Production Technician 

Responsible for washing, trimming and deburring very small 

parts using microscopic equipment. 

The ability to read blueprints and use calipers and 

micrometers is desirable. Work is performed in an office-type 

clean environment. 

We require a solid work history in exchange for great benefits 

and excellent wages. 

Please apply in person or submit resume to: 

Human Resources 

R&L Spring Company 

1097 Geneva Parkway • Lake Geneva, WI 53147 

Fax (262) 249-7866 

Email: dgoad@rlspring.com 

81833 

JANESVILLE 


SIMPLIFIED STAFFING 

152 Franklin St 

Accepting Applications 

8 am to 3 pm/ Mon-Fri 

Temp & Temp to Hire 

Clerical & Industrial 

Positions Available 

608-756-0759 

FULL TIME TELLER 

First American Credit 

Union is looking for a Full- 

Time Teller to join our 

team in Janesville. At least 

one year of successful retail/sales, 

cash handling 

and customer service experience 

along with basic 

computer skills, the ability 

to handle multiple tasks 

and work within a “team” 

environment are recommended 

for this position. 

We offer a competitive 

wage and benefits package 

as well as opportunities 

for advanced training 

& experience. Spanish 

speaking ability a plus, but 

not a requirement. Please 

apply in person at: 

FIRST AMERICAN 

CREDIT UNION 

2525 MILTON AVE 

JANESVILLE, WI 53545 

No Phone Calls Please 

APPLICATION DEADLINE 

7/29/2008 

Equal Opportunity 

Employer 

Online 

Classifieds 


Local Growing 

Ford Dealership 

looking for 

AUTO 

DETAILER 

(Experienced) 

Contact Tom 

Edwards 

Hwy. 140, 

Clinton, WI 71383 

3-4 BR HOMES in 

Janesville & Beloit. Small 

or no down payment. 1 st 

time buyers & past 

bankruptcy OK. Call 608- 

921-7909 

3BR 2BA Foreclosure! 

Only $48,900! Bank 

Owned! Call for listings & 

Info. 

1-800-279-1604 

4BR, 2BA Bank Repo! 

Buy, $15,900, For Listings 

800-546-2998 ext R193. 

ALL NEW HOME PLANS 

Call today for a free 

Wausau Homes plan 

book. Call 608-754-8006 

or visit schauderhomes.com 

Beloit: 3BR, HUD Home! 

$22,785! For listings, 800- 

546-2998, ext D1429 

BUY TIMESHARE 

RESALES 

SAVE 60-80% OFF 

RETAIL!! 

BEST RESORTS & 

SEASONS. Call for FREE 

TIMESHARE MAGAZINE! 

1-800-639-5319 

www.holidaygroup.com/ 

flier 

COTTAGE, Wisconsin 

River, Portage, 2 acres. 

Reduced. 608-752-9990 

FORECLOSURES & 

BANK REPOS! 5 bedroom 

only $20,900! 4bd 

2ba only $13,500! More 

Homes available! These 

homes Won t last! For 

Listings call 800-546-2998 

Ext T041 (wcan) 

ANGI Energy Systems 

a World Class 

Supplier of Natural Gas 

Refueling Systems to 

customers around the 

world, is now accepting 

applications for the 

following positions for 

both 1st and 2nd shift. 

MECHANICAL 

ASSEMBLERS 

Experience in automotive 

repair shops or 

assembling large industrial 

machinery, with a 

strong mechanical aptitude 

is required. Must 

be able to read and 

follow blue prints and 

have own tools. 

Electrical Assemblers – 

ELECTRICIAN 

Experience as an Industrial 

Electrician or building 

electrical panels 

and/or wiring large industrial 

machinery. Experience 

bending and 

working with conduit (up 

to 4"). Knowledge of 

NEC and hazardous 

locations a plus. Must 

be able to read and 

work from schematics 

and blueprints. 

To be considered for 

this position you must 

be a team player, have 

a good attendance 

record/work history including 

safety. Must be 

able to work overtime as 

needed and be able to 

lift heavy objects. We offer 

a competitive hourly 

wage and benefits package 

including health and 

dental insurance, paid 

holidays, vacation, 

401k, and profit sharing 

along with a clean, 

safe, friendly work 

environment. 

We are a drug free and 

tobacco free working 

environment. A pre-employment 

physical/drug 

screen is required. EOE. 

Apply at our office at: 

15 Plumb St., Milton, WI 

(just off Hwy. 59 West) 

Mon.-Fri. 8:00 am- 

4:00 pm. Visit our website 

at www.angiinter 

national.com 

Great Shawano Lake Investment 

5 furnished 

sand beach cottages 1 

bed-4 bed. House boats, 

pontoons, docks + income. 

$389,900 920-833- 

2828 www.shawanolakeresort.com 

(wcan) 

JANESVILLE: 3 BR 

east side ranch, nice, 

$121,500. 608-289-9527 

LAKE GENEVA 

.97 AC, 1500 Conant St, 

7 blocks to lake, backs to 

protected woods, $95K 

jwhannerty@gmail.com 

TENNESSEE MOUNTAIN 

ACREAGE 2 Acre beautiful 

homesite, million $ 

view! Secluded, utilities, 

overlooking Tennessee 

River. Close to marina, 

schools, shopping! 

$59,900 low down, owner 

financing! 

330-699-1585 

WE HAVE THE HOMES. 

We can get you the loans. 

1 st time buyers OK. 

Bankruptcy OK. 608-751- 

6676 

CHECK YOUR AD 

Checking your ad, especially 

the 1 st time it is published 

is a MUST! Errors 

that are not the fault of the 

advertiser & that clearly 

lessen the value of the ad 

will be adjusted. However, 

ads will be adjusted only 

once, therefore it is important 

to carefully read your 

ad on the 1 st run day & notify 

us of the error.

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JANESVILLE 


MANUFACTURED 

HOMES 

14x70 MARSHFIELD 3 

BR mobile home with 

13x17 addition, 2 car carport, 

$14,500 OBO. 608- 

314-0522 

5 bedroom 2 bath HUD 

home only $317/mo! Will 

Sell! 4% down, 30 years 

@ 8%! Buy Now! FORE- 

CLOSURE! For listings 

call 1-800-546-2998 ext 

S596 (wcan) 

5 bedroom 2 bath HUD 

home only $380/mo! Will 

Sell! 4% down, 30 years 

@ 8%! Buy Now! FORE- 

CLOSURE! For listings 

call 1-800-546-2998 ext 

B623 (wcan) 

JANESVILLE: 448 S 

Blackhawk, 3BR, 1 ½ BA, 

1 car garage, attractive 

single family house in 

great location, $765 plus 

utilities. Security, references 

& 1 yr lease required. 

608-758-1742 

JANESVILLE: Spacious 1 

BR upper, near hospital, 

new carpet, paint & bathroom, 

washer & dryer & 

utilities included. $600/mo. 

Available Sept 1. 

608-289-7518 

MILTON: 1500 SQ FT 

retail/office building for 

lease, available Sept. 1. 

262-215-1883. 

CLINTON: 2 BR, lg, clean, 

811 Sue Lane, $550 + utilities. 

414-861-3553 

DAVIS CIRCLE APART- 

MENTS: Edgerton, 2 BR 

with garage available immediately. 

Easy access to 

I-90. $600 monthly plus 

security deposit. 608-884- 

4603 

JANESVILLE: Nice 2BR, 

on-site laundry & storage, 

$475 mo. 608-757-0742 or 

920-723-7958 

JANESVILLE 

REGENCY HOUSE MEADOWRIDGE APTS 

55+, 100 N. Franklin St. 855 Arthur Drive, Milton 

JANESVILLE: 3 BR near One Free Month Beautiful 1 or 2 bedroom. 

Craig high school, pets & No Income Limits Detached garage, vaulted 

rent to own considered, Beautiful 1 & 2 BR fea- ceiling, computer room, 

$745 plus deposit. 608- tures appliances & air. breakfast bar, walk-in 

743-0838 

Heat, water & garbage. closet, private washer & 

dryer, country living, 4 

JANESVILLE: 3BR, 1BA 

Security locked building, 

miles from Janesville. 

home, 433 Harding. Avail- 

with community room, 

608-868-2255 

able now. $750 plus utili- 

styling salon, on-site manties. 

NO pets. 

ager. Rose 608-757-2566 

Russ 608-921-8586 

www.doneff.com 

WASHINGTON 

Know where you're calling! 

Area Phone Exchanges 

608 Area Code 

Beloit: 299, 313, 361, 

362, 363, 364, 365, 368 

Clinton: 676 

Janesville: 314, 373, 741, 

752, 754, 755, 756, 757, 

758 

Milton: 868 

Footville: 876 

Orfordville: 879 

Richmond: 883 

Edgerton: 884 

Brodhead: 862, 897 

815 Area Code 

South Bergen: 292 

South Beloit: 389 

Roscoe: 623 

Rockton: 624 

Shirland: 629 

Harvard: 943 

Loves Park/Machesney 

Park/Rockford: 

226, 227, 229, 262, 282, 

394, 395, 397, 398, 399, 

489, 494, 633, 636, 637, 

639, 654, 765, 877, 961, 

962, 963, 964, 965, 966, 

967, 968, 969, 987 

262 Area Code 

Bergen: 296 

Burlington/Lyons/Spring 

field: 

763, 767 

Darien: 724, 882 

Delavan: 728, 740 

East Troy: 642 

Elkhorn/Lauderdale: 

723, 741, 742, 743 

Fontana: 275 

Genoa City/Powers 

Lake: 279 

Honey Creek: 534 

Lake Geneva: 

248, 249, 348 

Pell Lake: 279 

Richmond: 608 – 883 

Sharon: 736, 737 

Twin Lakes: 877 

Walworth/Zenda: 275 

Waterford: 514, 534 

Wheatland: 537 

Whitewater: 472, 473 

Williams Bay: 245 

REAL ESTATE 


JANESVILLE: 1 BR, 

downtown near courthouse, 

water & sewer 

included. Washer & dryer 

on site. Garage. $460 

month. 608-884-7813 

JANESVILLE: 216 Glen, 2 

BR duplex, $400/mo. 608- 

757-6789 

JANESVILLE: 475 Madison, 

2 BR, 1 BA, heat & 

water included. No pets or 

smoking. $575/mo. Call 

Russ 608-921-8586 

JANESVILLE: Available 

NOW, large 1BR with den, 

heat & water. 608-752- 

3104 or 608-289-8022 

JANESVILLE: Dupont Dr. 

area apt. FIRST MONTH 

RENT FREE. Newer 2 BR, 

air, appliances, private 

entrance, garage. $610. 

608-754-8990 or 

262-547-6250 

Holley Realty, Inc. 

JANESVILLE: NEWLY 

REMODELED 1, 2 or 3 

BRs. Includes water and 

sewer, appliance package, 

private parking & much 

more! Starting at $500. 

J.P. Management 

608-774-5458 

HIGHLANDS 

1900 N Washington St. 

1 MONTH FREE!!! Beautiful 

2 BR with private entrance, 

washer & dryer, 

detached oversize garage, 

huge kitchen with pantry, 

breakfast bar. Near golf 

course & park!! Call us 

today!! 608-290-1694 

or 608-758-0421 

COMMUNITY 

SHOPPERS 

Will not knowingly accept 

or publish advertising 

which is fraudulent and/or 

misleading in nature. CSI 

reserves the right to reject 

and/or edit any 

advertisement at any time 

Sun., Aug. 3 - 1:00 P.M. 

318 W. Grand Ave. – Beloit, WI 

4th Street to west on W. Grand Ave. 

It’s too good to pass. For residential or 

professional use, this 2,000+ sq. ft. home with 2 

car garage on a deep lot, deserves your 

attention. Zoned C-1. Impressive INTERIOR 

includes 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 3 enclosed 

porches, fireplace, eat-in kitchen, dining room, 

basement, central A/C, gas furnace and 

attached wood burner. ACT NOW. This United 

Country property can be YOURS. 

Preview: Sun., July 27 - 1-2 P.M. 

Wed., Aug. 13 - 5:30 P.M. 

622 Moore St. – Beloit, WI 

West on St. Lawrence Ave. to south on Moore St. 

We’ll conduct the Auction for this property at United Country 

Beloit Auction & Realty, Inc., 534 West Grand Ave., Beloit, WI. 

A practical investment. On a double corner lot, 

this aluminum/vinyl sided 2-bedroom home has 

an enclosed porch, 1st floor laundry, & 

hardwood floors, & built-ins. Eat-in kitchen & 

dining room. Act NOW . This United Country 

property can be YOURS . 

Previews: Sat., Aug. 2 - 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM 

Sun., Aug. 10 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM 


HILLSIDE APARTMENTS 

• Spacious 2 Bedroom 

Units 

• All Appliances 

Included 

• Secured 

Locked Entry 

• Many Updates, 

Including Carpet, 

Vinyl & Appliances 

• Laundry on Premises 

Ask 

about our 

move-in 

specials!* 

608-728-1554 

MUST 

SEE 

Starting at $600 

202 Ogden Avenue 

Clinton, Wisconsin 

*With Qualified Credit & One Year Lease 

CLINTON OPEN HOUSE 

SUNDAY 12:30-2:00 PM 

7114 S. Patrick Rd, Turtle Township 

CLINTON SCHOOLS – COUNTRY HOME – 

almost 1 acre. Beautiful kitchen & sunroom. Newer 

furnace, A/C, well, septic & windows. Short drive to 

Clinton, Beloit & Janesville. Stop by! . . . . . . . . $164,000 

(608) 774-4668 

“Treating Your Family Like Mine.” 

• Easy Access to I-43 

• Pet Friendly 

• Freshly Painted 

• Newly remodeled 

kitchens 

• New Flooring 

• Air Conditioning 

• Garages 

• Patios & Balconies 

• A great convenient 

location in a quiet 

neighborhood 

Sandra Minkey 

REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS 

43447 

Wed., Aug. 13 - 5:30 P.M. 

802 Rood Ave. – South Beloit, IL 

S. Bluff St. to west on Rood Ave. 

To Settle Estate 

We’ll conduct the Auction for this property at United Country 


6 bedrooms & move-in condition make this 

South Beloit ranch home a must own. Full, 

exposed basement is partially finished. Newer 

windows & carpet – central A/C – 2 furnaces. 

Easy upkeep exterior, garage & extra lot are 

bonuses. Act NOW. This United Country 

property can be YOURS. 

Previews: Sat., August 2 - 1-2 P.M. 

Sat., August 9 - 1-2 P.M. 

Sun., Aug. 17 - 1:00 P.M. 

4039 E. Colley Rd. – Beloit, WI 

Milwaukee Rd. to east on East Colley Rd. 

To Settle Estate 

Enjoy quiet country living close to town in this 

Town of Turtle 2-bedroom ranch home on a private 

1-acre lot. Hardwood floors - 2 fireplaces - dining 

room - kitchen pantry - 1st floor laundry - full 

basement w/family room - central A/C - 4-season 

breezeway to attached 2-car garage. Patio & 

detached 1-1/2 car garage w/furnace. Act NOW . 

This United Country property can be YOURS . 

Previews: Sun., Aug. 3 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM 

Sun., Aug. 10 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM 

74246 

OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 

JULY 27, 2008 

4900, 4924, & 4926 Monarch Dr., Janesville 

QUALITY-BUILT CONDOS 

• 2 Bedrooms 

• 2 Baths 

Noon-2:00 

• Exposed or walkout 

• Basement 

Directions: Hwy. 26 north to John Paul Rd., 

east on Walnut Grove, turns into Monarch $164,900 to $219,900 

2450 Shady Lane, Beloit 3 CAR GARAGE! 


• Roomy eat-in kitchen 

• Upstairs loft area 

12:30-2:00 $149,900 

Directions: Murphy Woods to north on Jerry Thomas Parkway to Shady Lane 

517 East Street, Clinton 

NEW 

CONSTRUCTION 


• 2 Full baths 

12:30-2:00 • Large eat-in kitchen 

$189,900 

Directions: Hwy. 140 into Clinton, east on Peck, south on East 

7814 S. Lathers Rd., Beloit TOTALLY 

REMODELED 

• Huge master bedroom 

• Beautiful sunroom 

• Finished lower level 

2:30-4:00 $199,900 

Directions: I-90 to Shopiere Rd east towards Shopiere, corner of Lathers 

5637 Hwy. J, Clinton TERRIFIC HOME 

• 2 Acres 


• 2 Baths 

• First floor laundry 

2:30-4:00 $215,000 

Directions: Hwy. S (aka Shopiere Rd.) west turns into Hwy. J 

2902 Leona Dr., Beloit 

2:30-4:00 

Directions: I-90 to west on Hwy. S (aka Shopiere Rd.) to 

south on Hart to west on Suburban, south on Leona 

View inside @ 

shorewest.com 

Mary Gilbank- P eterson 

608-751-5868 

1/2-ACRE 

LOT 

• Master Bedroom 


• 2 Baths 

• + Office 

$169,900 

78640 

Wed., Aug. 13 - 5:30 P.M. 

806 Henry Ave. – Beloit, WI 

We’ll conduct the Auction for this property at United Country - 


A real money-maker for landlords or an 

excellent choice for your first home. 3 

bedrooms - 1 3/4 baths - hardwood floors - 

eat-in kitchen - partially finished basement - 

large screened porch - garage. Accessible 

ramp. Act NOW. This United Country property 

can be YOURS. 

Previews: Sat., August 2 - 1-2 P.M. 

Sat., August 9 - 1-2 P.M. 

534 W. Grand Ave., Beloit, WI 

434 1 ⁄ 2 E. Northwest Hwy. 

Palatine, IL 

(608) 364-1965 

TOLL FREE: 

1-877-364-1965 

www.beloitauction.com 

Bill Perkins, GPPA, CAI 

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer 

#1956 

Registered Illinois Auctioneer 

#441.00964 

Richard Ranft, CAI, GPPA, AARE 



Registered Illinois Auctioneer 

#441.001071 

Terms: 10% buyer’s fee. $1,000 earnest money. Balance due at closing within 30 days. Property offered “as i s” with no 

contingencies. Successful bidder will be required to sign a standard offer to purchase. Property to be sold subject to owner 

confirmation. 

71928

BUDGET 

SOLD SOLD SOLD 

2000 Chevy Impala 

One owner, local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995 

2003 Ford Focus SE 

Local trade, 30 mpg hwy.! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995 


2003 Chevy Venture 

One owner, local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995 

1999 Dodge Ram Quad Cab SLT 

4x4, local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995 

2000 Chevy Venture LS 

Local trade, 50,410 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,495 

2003 Chevy Venture LT 

One owner, leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,995 

2001 Dodge Durango SLT 

Local trade, NICE SHAPE! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,995 

2001 Chevy Blazer LT 

4x4, local trade, sharp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

2004 Pontiac Montana 

Local trade, quad seating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,995 

BUDGET 

2004 Buick 

Rendezvous 

Local trade, 

very nice! 

$ 9,995 

Most with 90 day warranties 

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O N 

2002 GMC Sonoma SLS 

Crew cab, 

low miles 

$ 11,995 

2005 

Ford Escape XLS 

4 dr., new tires 

Sharp! 

$ 9,995 

2003 Chevy S10 Ext. Cab LS 

One owner, 34,390 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,995 


NOW 

2005 Pontiac Grand AM SE 

Local trade, V6, 42,000 miles . . . . . . . . . $ 10,495 

2006 Chevy Malibu LT 

5 dr. hatchback, local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 10,995 

2004 Jeep Liberty Sport 

Local trade, flame red! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,495 

2000 Chevy Silverado LS 

Ext. cab, 4x4, CLEAN! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

2004 Chevy TrailBlazer LT 

Local trade, very nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

2004 Chevy Impala SS 

Indy Limited Edition, leather, sunroof . . . $ 11,995 

2003 Cadillc DeVille 

Local trade, 46,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 13,495 

Great Great Selection Selection of Cars Cars • Vans Vans • SUVs SUVs & Trucks Trucks 

1521 Local Trades Center • New Vehicles Ave., Arriving Janesville 

Weekly 

1521 608-758-1122 

Center Ave., Janesville 

608-758-1122 

Hours: M-Th. 9-7, T.W.F. 9-6, Sat. 9-4 

Visit Us At... CARS.COM 

78637 

71940 


AUTO ALMANAC 

DRAWING BOARD 

Volkswagen One-Liter: VW first displayed this concept back in 2002 

and has decided to make at least 1,000 copies 

for the 2010 model year. The car’s name 

comes from its ability to travel 100 kilometers 

(62 miles) on one liter (1.05 quarts) of gasoline, 

or the equivalent of around 240 miles per 

gallon. The 660-pound concept features a carbon-fiber 

body and an 8.5-horsepower onecylinder 

diesel engine, although production 

versions are expected to be more powerful. Pricing could be as high 

as $50,000. 

E O’ 

‘07 Pontiac G6 Convertible 

Only 200 miles 

$ or $ 25,900 $ 25,900 

480/mo 

‘06 Pontiac Soltice 

2,400 miles 

$ $ or $ 20,900 $ 20,900 20900 389/mo 

‘06 Pontiac G6 

Auto, V6 Alloys 

$ or $ 13,100 $ 13,100 

245/mo 

‘06 Pontiac G6 GT 

Sunroof, Auto 

$ or $ 15,100 $ 15,100 279/mo 

‘06 Pontiac G6 GTP 

Panoramic Sunroof, 

Leather 

$ or $ 16,100 $ 16,100 

299/mo 

‘06 Chevrolet Monte Carlo LT 

Auto, V6, Air 

$ or $ 13,100 $ 13,100 

245/mo 

‘05 Pontiac G6 

Sunroof, Auto, 

Pwr Options 

$ or $ 12,100 $ 12,100 225/mo 

‘05 Chrysler Sebring Convertible 

Auto, V6, 

Pwr Seat 

‘05 Pontiac Grand AM SE 

Auto, V6, 

CD Player 

$ or $ 10,100 $ 10,100 189/mo 

‘05 Pontiac Vibe 

Gas Mileage! 

Auto 

SAVE $2,000 

$ or $ 11,700 $ 11,700 

219/mo 

$ or $ 13,800 $ 13,800 

255/mo 

JANESVILLE 


As Low As 

2.9 % APR 

for 48 mo. 

IMPORTS 

‘07 Toyota Yaris 

Save $ on fillups! ......$12,300 or $229/mo 

‘06 Volkswagen Passat 

Leather, sunroof.........$18,800 or $350/mo 

‘05 Volkswagen Jetta 

Sunroof, leather ........$15,100 or $279/mo 

‘04 Volkswagen Passat GL 

CD Player, automatic.$11,900 or $220/mo 

‘06 Toyota Solaro SE 

Auto, CD, 4 cyl. ..........$15,200 or $282/mo 

‘03 Volkswagen Passat GLX 

Very clean inside & out! 

...................................$12,100 or $245/mo 

TRUCKS, VANS & SUVs 

‘07 Chevrolet Uplander LS 

9,600 miles, FAMILY VACATION! 

...................................$17,100 or $319/mo 

‘06 Chevrolet Equinox LT 

All wheel drive, auto, alloys 

....................................$15,100 or $279/mo 

‘04 Volkswagen Touareg SAVE $4,000 

Navigation, air suspension 

...................................$21,900 or $405/mo 

‘04 Chevrolet Silverado SS 

Leather, all wheel drive 

...................................$19,700 or $365/mo 

‘03 Buick Rendezvous CXL 

Sunroof, leather ........$11,100 or $225/mo 

‘03 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS 

2 in stock, both auto 4x4 

...................................$10,400 or $210/mo 

‘03 Pontiac Montana 

7 passenger, DVD player$9,900 or $199/mo 

‘03 Ford Sport - Trac REDUCED BY $2,000 

Sunroof, auto..............$12,900 or $262/mo 

*GM certify 2.9% up to 48 months on select cars, ‘04 or newer 66 months @ 7.49%. ‘03 60 months @ 7.9%. 

Tax, title fees extra, qualified credit only. 

* 

78645 

$500 POLICE IM- 

POUNDS! 96 Toyota 

Camry only $1,500! 98 

Ford Explorer XLT $1,500! 

BOTH RUN GOOD! More 

cars from $500! For listings 

800-546-2991 Ext 

N150 (wcan) 

1991 MAZDA MIATA, 

29K, no Winters, like new, 

$6,950. 815-639-0320 

1994 LINCOLN TOWN 

CAR front & rear end damaged, 

runs good, many 

good parts or demo car. 

$850 OBO. 262-620-2703 

1995 DODGE DAKOTA, 

extended cab, auto, air, 

cruise, V6, 106K, bed liner, 

bed cab, $3,600, 

OBO. 262-745-6193 

1996 CHEVROLET IM- 

PALA, black with gray 

leather interior, 118,000 

miles, good condition, 

$9,000. 815-623-6026 

1996 TALON TSI, all WD 

new motor, $7,000. 

608-436-6722 

1997 BUICK SKYLARK, 4 

cyl, auto, 4 DR, red, 162K, 

great gas mileage, $2,150 

OBO. 608-751-2211 

1999 MERCURY Cougar, 

136k, mechanically sound, 

32 mpg, $3,400 OBO, 

262-203-1819 

2000 ACURA Integra GS 

Sport Coupe, 52K mi, automatic, 

leather, air, sunroof, 

many options, great 

gas mileage! 32 mpg. 

$7,550, 262-723-7660 

2000 MONTE CARLO, 

gold on black, 95K miles, 

20” chrome wheels, beautiful 

car, $6,000, trade considered. 

262-348-6197 

2001 SATURN SL2, 

4-door, auto, 99K, PW, 

PL, cruise, keyless, CD, 

new tires & brakes, 

35 mpg, clean, $5,300. 

608-754-1660 

2002 CHEVY MALIBU LS, 

V6, 82K miles, beige with 

cloth, $5,600. 608-436- 

8200 

2006 GRAND PRIX 

Sedan, 4 DR, leather, 

heated seats, 45,000 mi, 

$12,395. 608-365-6974 

2006 TOYOTA COROLLA 

40K miles, auto, 35mpg, 

$14,000. 608-481-0296 

2007 SATURN VUE, 

35,000 miles, 4 cylinder, 

manual transmission, front 

wheel drive, 28 MPG, 

$15,300 608-879-9489 

No Credit Poor Credit 

Need a car? Call Mr. Ray 

608-676-2273 

USED CAR & Truck Parts. 

We buy Junk Autos and 

Trucks. Newville Auto Salvage, 

Hwy 59, Edgerton. 

608-884-3114 

1936 PONTIAC 2 dr 

sedan slantback street 

rod, 350 V8 auto transmission, 

leather interior, air, 

power steering, brakes, 

windows, seat & tilt wheel 

(ready to show) $20,000. 

Call 1-815-289-9328 815- 

624-7758 

1973 LINCOLN MARK IV, 

64K, original owner, silver, 

many options, $4,500, serious 

only. 262-782-1628 

1998 NISSAN PATHFIND- 

ER, 4x4, V6, good condition, 

$3,500 OBO. Call after 

4 p.m. 608-362-8376 

1999 CHEVY TAHOE, 

stereo system, I POD 

hook-up, wiring harness 

for speaker box. 4 original 

tires, 22” rims, 120K, mint, 

$6,500 OBO. 

608-563-2292 

2002 SUBARU Forester L, 

silver, 80K miles, great 

gas mileage, $10,000. 

262-269-6399 

2004 KIA SORENTO 4x4, 

88K, loaded, extra clean, 

excellent condition. 

$10,500. 262-496-6246

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A + AUTO 

WANTED: 

Your junk autos & scrap 

metal. Speedy pick-up. 

Cash on the spot. 

608-314-4913 

1988 FORD F 150, good 

runner , $950 OBO, after 3 

pm, 815-389-0541 

1991 GMC SIERRA, excellent 

condition, $2,000 

OBO. 262-248-9832 

1997 DODGE RAM 1500, 

V8 Magnum, extended 

cab, dual exhaust, extras, 

runs & looks like new. 

$5,900. 262-723-4743 or 

262-745-6351 

2000 FORD E 450 Super 

Duty, 7.3 diesel, 3 speed 

auto with over drive, AC, 

PW, PB, cruise, duels, 12' 

flat bed, 167K, $7,000 

608-879-3753 

2002 FORD F150, 4X4, 

crew cab, new tires, 

$7,950. 414-397-0984 

2003 CHEVY Silverado, 

extended cab, 4x4, red, 

auto, sprayed bedliner, 

step bars, tonneau cover, 

74,000 miles, asking 

$12,300 608-362-1264 

2005 CHEVROLET 

AVALANCHE Z71. Only 

22K. Includes step bars, 

PW, PL, PS. Must sell! 

$21,500 OBO. 

608-774-3426 

1990 CHEVY 30 Series 

Cube van. Includes onboard 

Goodall starting 

unit, gas powered air compressor, 

3000 watt generator. 

Has shelving and 

work benches $4,000 

complete $3,000 without 

staring unit , compressor & 

generator 608-362-9491 

1994 ASTRO VAN, blue, 

seats 7, runs great, $2,900 

OBO. 608-751-6289 

1995 CHEVY LUMINA 

VAN, 172,600 miles, good 

gas mileage, good condition, 

new transmission, 

new brakes, new aleigment, 

$2,000 OBO. 608- 

289-9939 

1998 DODGE CARAVAN, 

73K, excellent maintenance 

since new, V6, 7 

passenger, 2 sliders, loaded, 

$4,400 OBO. Roscoe, 

815-623-1758 

2000 GRAND VOYAGER, 

air, 170K, good condition, 

$2,200. 920-723-0220 

2000 PLYMOUTH 

VOYAGER, 72K original 

miles, $4,500 OBO. 

608-201-9831 

2001 CHEVY ASTRO 

VAN, 99K miles, V6, new 

tires, P/W & P/L, rear air, 

CD/Cass player. Tow 

package, runs great fully 

loaded, good condition. 

$8,000. OBO. 262-470- 

0271 

2001 CHEVY EXPRESS 

passenger van, 57K miles, 

tan, rear air/heat, quad 

seating with bench, all 

power. $8,500. 262-245- 

0972 or 630-508-3545 

2004 Chevy Venture LS, 

extended, 79K, seats 8, all 

power, rear heat/air, 

$9,995, 608-897-8417 

1992 CHEVY CAMPER 

VAN, refrigerator, water 

tanks, sofa bed. Ideal for 

traveling, excellent condition 

$4,500. 608-757-2034 

1999 JAYCO EAGLE 10 

POPUP, furnace, refrigerator, 

stove, new tires, 

$3,000. 262-348-1495 

2005 36' HORNET, large 

slide out, deck and shed 

included. Crazy Horse 

Campground, Brodhead 

WI, $19,000 OBO, 262- 

279-0494 

2006 PROWLER 5TH 

WHEEL, 26' with paid seasonal 

lot in Ft. Atkinson, 

WI. Ready to move in, 

asking $16,000. 815-282- 

6787 

ATV's 2006 Polaris 

Sportsman 500 H.O. and 

450. Lots of extras also 

16' car trailer sold only 

with 1 or both ATV's. 

Call 262-295-5163 

ATV S, SCOOTERS, GO- 

KARTS & SNOWMO- 

BILES. OVER 600 ON 

DISPLAY @ HUGE DIS- 

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TER, SHAWANO -- TOLL 

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RACING GO-CART, VIN- 

TAGE FRAME, 6.5HP 

Honda engine $800. 608- 

368-0589 

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PONTOONS. 2 OR 4 

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1980 440 KAWASAKI, 

good condition, new tires, 

$750 OBO. 608-876-6273 

1987 BMW, new windshield, 

front & rear tires, 

Corbin seat, & battery. 

$3,995. 815-289-7012 

1995 HARLEY ROAD 

KING, $8,500. 

608-751-4548 

2002 HARLEY Fatboy, 

great condition, blue, 

$11,500 OBO. 

608-289-1015 


2002 HARLEY SPORT- 

STER, ONLY 2,100 miles, 

$5,500 OBO. 608-931- 

7285 

2004 YAMAHA dirt bike, 

excellent condition, $1,175 

608-741-0477 

2006 HARLEY DAVID- 

SON SPORTSTER 883 

Low, low miles, extras, 

$7,000 OBO. 815-541- 

4107 

$12,995+FSD FOR A 

NEW BOAT, 135HP MO- 

TOR & TRAILER. SM 

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$99/MONTH. AMERICAN 


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TER, SHAWANO TOLL 

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(wcan) 

14' ALUMA CRAFT BOAT, 

5HP 4 stroke Honda outboard 

less then 2 hrs with 

accessories, $1,400 firm. 

Lake Geneva. 

262-248-8654 

1982 14' SMOKERCRAFT 

all rigged for fishing, 15 hp 

Mercury, new trolling motor 

& battery used once, 3 

seater with trailer, $3,000 

OBO. 262-203-5137 

1985 FOUR WINNS 170 

Horizon, 3.8 Liter Chevy 

V6 I/O. Complete with full 

canvas cover, bimini cover 

& trailer. Open bow with 

pass thru windshield. 

Stored inside during winters, 

fully winterized and 

maintained by marine mechanic 

$2,500. OBO. 262- 

728-4448 

1988 BAYLINER Capri 

18', 3.0L OMC Cobra I.O., 

needs seats redone. 

$1,400 OBO. 608-362- 

1801 or 608-295-2456 after 

1pm. 

1990 FOUR WINNS 220 

HORIZION bow rider, 

seats 10, matching tandem 

axle trailer, over 

$6,500 in recent work including 

new floor, carpet, 

engine & trailer work. 

Runs great. $12,500 OBO. 

262-245-2455 

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2001 Olds Silhouette 

4-Door, Loaded - B118 

Was $9,995 NOW $6,995 

*8.5% x 48 mo. 

2000 Chevrolet Malibu 

Auto, A/C, Silver, Clean - B126 

Was $7,995 NOW $4,995 

2005 Kia Optima LX 

Auto, A/C, 39k, Blue - H50212 

Was $10,995 NOW $8,995 

*7.3% x 66 mo. 

2004 Kia Spectra LS 

Auto, A/C, Red - H50232 

Was $8,995 NOW $7,995 

*7.9% x 66 mo. 

2005 Dodge Neon SXT 

Auto, A/C, Red - H50238 

Was $10,995 NOW $8,995 

*7.3% x 66 mo. 

2005 Kia Spectra 

Auto, A/C, Silver, 49k - H50244 

Was $9,995 NOW $8,995 

*7.3% x 66 mo. 

2007 Chevrolet Aveo 

Red, LS, Auto, A/C, 22k - H50248 

Was $11,995 NOW $10,995 

*6.9% x 75 mo. 

2005 Kia Sedona LX 

Van, Tan, Loaded - H50251 

Was $12,995 NOW $9,995 

*7.3% x 66 mo. 

2007 Hyundai Accent 

White, 21k, Auto, A/C - H50275 

Was $14,995 NOW $11,995 

*6.9% x 75 mo. 

2004 Buick LeSabre 

Tan Cloth, 57k - H50279 

Was $12,995 NOW $9,995 

*7.9% x 66 mo. 

2003 Olds Silhouette 

4-Door, Loaded, Tan - H50280 

Was $12,995 NOW $8,995 

*8.5% x 48 mo. 

2001 Ford Focus 

Auto, A/C, Alloys - B210 

Was $8,995 NOW $5,995 

*8.5% x 48 mo. 

2005 Pontiac Montana 

Loaded, 4-Door, Silver - H7014A 

Was $11,995 NOW $8,995 

*7.3% x 66 mo. 

2004 Hyundai Sonata 

Moonroof, Loaded, Black - H50256 

Was $9,995 NOW $7,995 

*7.9% x 66 mo. 

2002 Toyota Camry XLE 

Cloth, Moonroof, Alloys. Red 

T8142A 

Was $14,995 NOW $11,995 

*8.5% x 48 mo. 

$ 172mo* 

$ 4,995 

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QUALITY PRE-DRIVEN CARS 

QUALITY PRE-DRIVEN TRUCKS 

74244 

Just 3 miles over the Stateline in Clinton, Wisconsin 

You’ve Got To See Us To Believe Us • Friendly, Helpful Salespeople 

• Modern Clean Facility • Largest Inventory Ever • Great Service Department 

Celebrating 19 Years 

1-800-895-3270/1-608-676-2273 

Sales Hours: 

M-TH: 8 - 7; Fri: 8 - 6 pm; Sat. 8 - 4:30 pm 

Service 

M-TH: 7:30-5:30; Fri: 7:30-5:30 pm; Sat. 7:30-Noon 

2008 FORD TAURUS 7,000 miles, sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STARTING AT $ 18,995 

2007-08 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS SEDAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STARTING AT $ 14,995 

2007 FORD MUSTANG 2 DR. COUPE 6,000 miles, auto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 16,995 

2007 FORD FOCUS 2 dr., hatchback, 14,000 miles, yellow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 13,995 

2007 FORD FUSION SEL 4 cyl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 15,995 

2007 DODGE CHARGER 4 DR. SEDAN Low miles, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 16,995 

2007 FORD TAURUS Low miles. Starting at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

2007 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Signature Limited Edition 4 dr. Sedans, miles starting at 9,000 . . STARTING AT $ 21,995 

2006 MERCURY MILAN PREMIER 4 DR. Sunroof, heated seats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 17,995 

2006 FORD 500 Low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2005 CHEVROLET MALIBU LS 4 DR. 12,000 miles, 1 owner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 13,995 

2005 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS GS 4 DR. 22,000 miles, extra clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2005 FORD 500 4 DR. SEDAN Low miles, nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2005 FORD FOCUS 4 DR. 20,000 miles, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 10,995 

2004 TOYOTA AVALON 4 DR. Leather, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2003 CROWN VICTORIA Low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

2000 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Extra clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

2000 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT GLX Loaded, moonroof, leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

2001 FORD TAURUS 4 DR. Auto., low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,995 

1998 FORD TAURUS SE 4 DR. Chrome wheels, sharp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1998 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 4 DR. Runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1998 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 4 DR. Xtra clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1997 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 4 DR. Local owner, nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1996 MERCURY SABLE 4 DR. Extra clean, runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1996 CHEVROLET LUMINA 4 DR. Extra clean, runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1995 FORD ESCORT 4 dr., auto., runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1994 FORD THUNDERBIRD 2 DR. COUPE Runs and looks great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1992 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM Runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,495 

1992 FORD CROWN VICTORIA LX 4 DR. Low miles, runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1991 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 4 DR. Runs great, good price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1991 CHEVY CAPRICE STATION WAGON Perfect in and out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

2008 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR Like new, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 34,995 

2008 FORD EDGE AWD 4 DR. Low miles, copper color . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 25,995 

2008 FORD ESCAPE 4 DR. Auto., 15,000 miles, moonroof, leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 22,995 

2008 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER Low miles, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 19,995 

2007 FORD EXPLORER 4 DR. 4X4 Leather, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 21,995 

2007 FORD FREESTAR MINIVAN Low miles, loaded, rear A/C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2007 FORD ECONOLINE E350 VAN 12 passenger, like new. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ONLY $ 16,995 

2006 FORD F-250 CREW CAB 4X4 PICKUP Lariat, diesel, beautiful . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 32,995 

2006 FORD EDDIE BAUER EXPEDITION 4X4 Black, DVD, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 26,995 

2006 FORD EXPEDITION LIMITED 4 DR. SUV 1 owner, leather, DVD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 22,995 

2006 FORD EDDIE BAUER EXPLORER 4X4 , Low miles, sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 19,995 

2006 FORD ESCAPE LTD 4X4 Sharp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 17,995 

2006 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB 4X4 XLT, clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 18,995 

2006 FORD F-150 4X2 PICKUP 12,000 miles, V8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 15,995 

2006 E-250 FULL-SIZE CARGO VAN 33,000 miles, like new, work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2006 CHEVROLET HHR 4 DR. Low miles, nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

2005 FORD EXPLORER 4 dr., low miles, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2005 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR 4 DR. 4X4 Luxury at its best . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 24,995 

2005 HYUNDAI SANTA FE 4X4 4 DR. GLS, low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 15,995 

2004 FORD F-250 SUPERCAB 4X4 DIESEL PICKUP Leather, 39,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 28,995 

2004 DODGE RAM 4 DR. 1500 4X2 PICKUP very clean, V8, supercab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2004 JEEP WRANGLER 2 DR. 4X4 Willy edition, 36,000 miles, auto., A/C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2004 FORD ESCAPE XLT 4X4 Clean, new tires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 13,995 

2004 FORD EXPLORER 4 DR. 4X4 1 owner, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2003 LINCOLN AVIATOR 4 DR. 4X4 26,000 miles, sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 17,995 

2003 FORD F-150 REG. CAB Runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5,995 

2003 FORD F-250 SUPERCAB 4X4 PICKUP 7.3 liter, diesel, auto., 55k miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 28,995 

2003 FORD F-250 CREW CAB LARIAT 4x4 PICKUP Diesel, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 21,995 

2003 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB 4X4 PICKUP 1 owner, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,995 

2002 FORD F-150 REGULAR CAB 4X4 PICKUP Auto., V8, low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

2001 CHEVROLET 1500 SUPERCAB PICKUP mint condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2001 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB 4X2 PICKUP XLT, low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

2001 FORD EXPEDITION 4 DR. 4X4 Eddie Bauer, sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

1999 FORD F-250 SUPERCAB 4X4 7.3 DIESEL Snowplow, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 15,995 

1999 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB 4X4 LARIAT PICKUP 70k miles, V8, leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

1999 GMC SIERRA 150 4X4 SUPERCAB Auto., A/C, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,995 

1999 DODGE RAM 1500 SUPERCAB 4X2 PICKUP Auto., V8, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,995 

1999 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER 4X4 leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,995 

1998 FORD F-150 REGULAR CAB 4X4 PICKUP Auto., loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5,995 

1998 JEEP CHEROKEE 4 DR. 4X4 Nice runner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,995 

1997 FORD E-150 CONVERSION VAN Leather, TV, very clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995 

1997 GMC SUBURBAN 2500 4X4 4 dr., runs and looks great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5,995 

1996 CHEVROLET SUPERCAB 4X2 PICKUP Like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1996 FORD EXPLORER 2 DOOR SPORT 4x4, very nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1995 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER MINIVAN Runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1987 E150 CONVERSION VAN Nice shape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

at 

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2005 FORD 

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Tim Briedenstein 

General Sales Manager 

Dan Kunes 

Pre-Owned Car Manager 

LIsa Conrad 

Sales Consultant 

Jay Greenwald 


Paul Gover 


Jim Kaiser 


Tabby Jones 


Jon Kunes 

Fleet & Truck Manager 

Home of 

lifetime 

warranty 

Suburban up to $7,000 rebates, includes 

flood disaster relief 

You save over 

$8,000 

2005 Buick Lacrosse 

Stk. #2731 

Was $19,995 

Now $16,886 

1999 Volvo C70 

Stk. #CP2889A 

Was $13,995 

Now $11,995 

2008 Pontiac Grand Prix 

Stk. #CP2934 

Was $19,995 

Now $17,995 

2003 Cadillac DeVille DTS 

Stk. #CP2846A 

Was $16,995 

Now $14,995 

All 2008 Chevy 

Suburbans ** 

Save over 

$ 10,000 

2008 Chevy Silverado LT Z71 

Stk. #CT1498A 

Original MSRP $ 32,885 

Now only 

$ 24,799 

Rates as 

low as 0% 

x 72 mos. You save over 

2007 Cobalt LT 

Stk. #CP2912 

Was $15,995 

Now $13,699 

2004 Volkswagen Jetta GLS 

Stk. #2864 

Was $17,995 

Now $15,995 

2007 Pontiac G6 

Stk. #2850 

Was $19,995 

Now $17,995 

1997 Buick LeSabre Limited 

Stk. #CP2882 

Was $6,995 

Now $4,995 


$6,700 

2008 Chevy Cobalt LT 

Stk. #2835 

Was $17,995 

Now $14,999 

2007 Chevy Cobalt LT 

Stk. #CP2914 

Was $15,995 

Now $13,995 

2005 Mercury Grand Marquis GS 

Stk. #CP2977 

Was $15,995 

Now $13,995 

2007 Saturn ION-2 

Stk. #2731 

Was $19,995 

Now $17,995 

2008 Chevy Impala * 

Stk. #2816 


Now only 

2000 Chevy Impala 

Stk. #CC857A 

Was $10,995 

Now $7,399 

Only 

52,000 

miles 

2007 Pontiac Grand Prix 

Stk. #CP2955 

Was $17,995 

Now $15,995 

1996 Mercury Grand Marq uis GS 

Stk. #CP2865A 

Was $4,995 

Now $2,995 

2008 Buick LaCrosse CXL 

Stk. #CT1482A 

Was $23,995 

Now $21,995 

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Delavan, WI 

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Brand New 2007 

Cadillac STS Stk. #C603 

Save $7,500 

MSRP $47,885 

Now only 

$ 40,385 

Rebates as 

much as 

$7,000 ** 

2008 SRX * 

Stk. #CP2995 


Now $ 29,990 

over $1,700 

2008 DTS CP 

Stk. #2993 

MSRP $47,885 

Now $ 29,884 

2007 Chevy Malibu Maxx LT 

Stk. #CP2960 

Was $17,995 

Now $14,999 

2007 Pontiac G6 

Stk. #2792 

Was $18,995 

Now $16,995 

2003 Lincoln LS 

Stk. #C597A 

Was $16,995 

Now $14,995 

Save 

over $18,000 

2002 Chevrolet Impala LS 

Stk. #CP2952A 

Was $11,995 

Now $9,995 

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Sales Manager 

Robert Watt 

Business Manager 

John Dietschweiler 


Gene Moede 


Peter Jones 


Nate Makela 


Tom King 


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Service Manager 

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