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A Publication 120 Wright St., Delavan, WI 53115 (262) 728-3424<br />

SUNDAY<br />

fyi<br />

WEB POLL<br />

Question:<br />

The Wisconsin<br />

Taxpayers Alliance<br />

recently reported<br />

that school property<br />

taxes statewide<br />

increased more<br />

than 7 percent this<br />

year. Is this:<br />

Too much . . . . 41%<br />

Too little . . . . . 41%<br />

About right . . . 19%<br />

TO VOTEINOURWEB<br />

POLLS, VISIT:<br />

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communityshoppers.com<br />

PA G E 1 5<br />

LIVE NATIVITY<br />

Burlington church<br />

recreates the<br />

Christmas story<br />

YEAR-ROUND<br />

Delavan woman<br />

displays holiday<br />

decorations all year<br />

PAGE 9<br />

☛☞<br />

☛☞<br />

☛☞<br />

THERE’S MORE ...<br />

In the news . . . . . . 5<br />

Outlook. . . . . . . . . . 6<br />

Recipes . . . . . . . . 10<br />

Garden tips . . . . . 10<br />

Outdoors . . . . . . . 11<br />

<strong>Community</strong> Briefs . 12<br />

Crossword. . . . . . 14<br />

Business . . . . . . . 16<br />

Entertainment. . . . 24<br />

Calendar . . . . . . . 27<br />

Classifieds . . . . . . 29<br />

December 23, 2007<br />

❑ COVER STORY<br />

CHAMPS!<br />

Warhawks bring home national title<br />

following third Stagg Bowl berth<br />

BY CHRIS KARSTAEDT<br />

STAFF WRITER<br />

W<br />

HITEWATER — Looking<br />

back on his team’s national<br />

championship season, firstyear<br />

University of<br />

Wisconsin-Whitewater football coach<br />

Lance Leipold singled out his team’s<br />

second game of the year as a turning<br />

point.<br />

“St. Cloud (Minn.) State was an<br />

eye-opener for us,” Leipold said. “It<br />

reminded us that we can’t turn over<br />

the ball, especially to a good team<br />

like St. Cloud.”<br />

Although that 26-16 loss ended the<br />

Warhawks’ 21-game regular-season<br />

winning streak, it would be the only<br />

blemish in an otherwise<br />

stellar season.<br />

The team capped its<br />

14-1 record by winning<br />

its first-ever<br />

national championship.<br />

The<br />

Warhawks beat<br />

Mount Union (Ohio)<br />

College 31-21 Dec. 15 in the Amos<br />

Alonzo Stagg Bowl in Salem, Va.<br />

It was the third consecutive year<br />

UW-Whitewater matched up with<br />

Mount Union in the NCAA Division<br />

III title game. The Purple Raiders<br />

won the first two games, and rode a<br />

37-game winning streak into this<br />

PHOTO COURTESY OF UW-WHITEWATER<br />

UW-Whitewater players hoist the national championship trophy following<br />

the team’s 31-21 victory over Mount Union College Dec. 15 in Salem, Va.<br />

It was the Warhawks’ first title in three consecutive trips to the Amos<br />

Alonzo Stagg Bowl.<br />

One for the ages: Beaver ends career as nation’s top player<br />

BY CHRIS KARSTAEDT<br />

STAFF WRITER<br />

WHITEWATER — University of<br />

Wisconsin-Whitewater running back<br />

Justin Beaver’s storybook career ended<br />

with a bang Dec. 15, as the Warhawks<br />

defeated Mount Union (Ohio) College 31-<br />

LEIPOLD EIPOLD<br />

www.communityshoppers.com<br />

Please see Champs, page 5<br />

21 to win the school’s first NCAA Division<br />

III national championship.<br />

Beaver rushed for 249 yards and scored<br />

a touchdown, and was named the game’s<br />

most valuable player.<br />

“I couldn’t think of a better ending for<br />

one of the most deserving guys in all of<br />

football,” UW-Whitewater coach Lance<br />

Leipold said. “He is the ultimate team<br />

player.”<br />

Winning the national title capped a big<br />

week and an even bigger career. Beaver, a<br />

5-foot-9, 200-pound senior from Palmyra,<br />

won a slew of postseason awards, includ-<br />

Please see Beaver, page 5<br />

BEAVER EAVER<br />

!<br />

After Christmas<br />

Bowling Special<br />

December 26 - December 30th<br />

BUY <strong>ONE</strong> GAME<br />

<strong>GET</strong> <strong>ONE</strong> <strong>FREE</strong><br />

Call for bowling availability<br />

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723-4047<br />

84641<br />

84964

2 Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 Place Your Ad Today!!<br />

U.S.D.A.<br />

CHOICE<br />

ANGUS<br />

SAVE $3.80 lb<br />

MINUTE MAID or SIMPLY ORANGE<br />

Orange Juice<br />

5/$ 10 64 Oz.<br />

With This Coupon<br />

TOTINO’S<br />

Pizza<br />

Rolls<br />

2/$ 5 98<br />

17-19 Oz.<br />

(AISLE 15)<br />

SAVE $1.18<br />

Pepsi,<br />

Diet Pepsi,<br />

Mountain Dew<br />

$ 2 99<br />

12 Pk.<br />

(SODA WALL)<br />

SAVE $1.20<br />

BRAKEBUSH<br />

Chicken<br />

Nuggets, Patties,<br />

Tenders or<br />

Popcorn Chicken<br />

$ 3 99<br />

28 Oz.<br />

(MEAT DEPT.)<br />

SAVE $3.67<br />

DEAN’S<br />

Dip<br />

3/$ 3 99<br />

12-16 Oz.<br />

(DAIRY DEPT.)<br />

SAVE $1.59<br />

APPLE JACKS, FROOT<br />

LOOPS, CORN POPS, RICE<br />

KRISPIES or FROSTED<br />

FLAKES<br />

Kellogg’s<br />

Cereal<br />

4/$ 10 18-23 Oz.<br />

(AISLE 5)<br />

SAVE $5.40<br />

NABISCO<br />

CEN SEA<br />

8-12 CT.<br />

Freshwater<br />

Prawns<br />

$ 19 98<br />

32 Oz.<br />

(MEAT DEPT.)<br />

SAVE $7.01<br />

Snack or<br />

Ritz Crackers<br />

3/$ 6 8-16 Oz.<br />

SAVE $3.57<br />

Hawaiian<br />

Punch<br />

2/$ 3 98<br />

1 Gal.<br />

(AISLE 7)<br />

SAVE $1.50<br />

7•Up, RC,<br />

Diet Rite,<br />

Squirt<br />

99 ¢ 2 Ltrs.<br />

(SODA WALL)<br />

SAVE 36¢<br />

SELECTED VARIETIES<br />

PROGRESSO<br />

Soup<br />

Angus<br />

Porterhouse<br />

Steak<br />

$ 6 18<br />

SAVE $3.70 lb<br />

10-12 OZ.<br />

Lobster<br />

Tails<br />

$ 26 98<br />

3/$ 3 99<br />

18-19 Oz.<br />

(AISLE 7)<br />

SAVE $3.30<br />

U.S.D.A. CHOICE<br />

Coke,<br />

Diet Coke,<br />

Sprite<br />

$ 2 79<br />

6 Pk.<br />

(SODA WALL) 24 Oz.<br />

SAVE $1.40<br />

COTT<strong>ONE</strong>LLE<br />

MULTI-PACK<br />

Bath<br />

Tissue<br />

$ 5 99<br />

12 Dbl. or<br />

(AISLE 11) 24 Rolls<br />

SAVE $2.00<br />

Proudly Hometown Owned & Operated<br />

HWY. 12 & 67 NORTH, ELKHORN • 723-2996<br />

Sale prices valid with Preferred Perks Card SUN., SUN. 12/23/07 11/4/07 thru SAT. SAT., 11/10/07 12/29/07<br />

lb<br />

(MEAT DEPT.)<br />

SAVE $3.00 lb<br />

lb<br />

OUR BEST<br />

Italian or<br />

Swedish<br />

Meatballs<br />

$ 5 39<br />

Quantity Rights Reserved<br />

King<br />

Crab<br />

Legs<br />

$ 6 98<br />

SAVE $1.01 lb<br />

(MEAT DEPT.)<br />

Sea-Mazz • 31-40 Ct.<br />

Cooked<br />

Shrimp<br />

$ 9 98<br />

SAVE $4.00<br />

(MEAT DEPT.)<br />

Gold Kist<br />

Boneless, Skinless<br />

Chicken<br />

Breasts<br />

$ 5 98<br />

SAVE $3.00<br />

(MEAT DEPT.)<br />

Pork<br />

Baby<br />

Back Ribs<br />

$ 2 98<br />

SAVE $2.00 lb<br />

(MEAT DEPT.)<br />

Cher-Make<br />

Summer<br />

Sausage<br />

$ 4 99<br />

SAVE $2.00<br />

(MEAT DEPT.)<br />

Additional Sale Items On Our In-store Green Sheet 84630 63498<br />

2<br />

lb<br />

Pkg.<br />

(MEAT DEPT.)<br />

SAVE $1.00<br />

lb<br />

4<br />

2<br />

lb<br />

lb<br />

Bag<br />

lb<br />

Bag<br />

24 Oz.<br />

Open Christmas Eve until 5 PM • Closed Christmas Day<br />

Re-opening at 6 AM, Dec. 26<br />

63498 51818<br />

51818

Place Your Ad Today!! Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 3<br />

FRESH BAKED<br />

Butter’n Egg<br />

Dinner Rolls<br />

$ 1 99<br />

SAVE $1.00<br />

KEMPS<br />

Sour<br />

Cream<br />

2/$<br />

316 Oz.<br />

SAVE $1.34<br />

KEMPS<br />

Ice Cream<br />

or Sherbet<br />

2/$<br />

51/2 Gal.<br />

SAVE $3.28<br />

MIX/MATCH • OATMEAL CRISP<br />

RAISIN, ALMOND, TOTAL RAISIN<br />

BRAN, CLUSTERS or FIBRE 1<br />

General Mills<br />

Cereals<br />

4/$ 10<br />

SAVE $5.16<br />

2/$ 9 13-19<br />

15-18 Oz.<br />

WILD<br />

WEDNESDAY<br />

DOUBLE<br />

COUPONS<br />

Up to 50 ¢<br />

Details in Store<br />

5<br />

PALERMO’S<br />

Primo Thin<br />

Crust Pizza<br />

SAVE $1.58<br />

5/$ 5<br />

lb<br />

Box<br />

SAVE $3.00<br />

YOUR CHOICE<br />

Apple or<br />

Pumpkin Pie<br />

$ 2 79<br />

12 Ct. 8 <strong>Inc</strong>h<br />

SAVE $1.00<br />

Oz.<br />

GREEN GIANT<br />

Vegetables<br />

16 Oz.<br />

SAVE $3.45<br />

BAKED IN STORE<br />

French<br />

Bread<br />

MIX/MATCH<br />

KNORR/LIPTON<br />

Rice or Noodle<br />

Side Dishes<br />

5/$ 54-7<br />

Oz.<br />

SAVE $1.50<br />

99 ¢<br />

1 lb<br />

SAVE $1.20<br />

TGIF<br />

Frozen<br />

Appetizers<br />

4/$ 10 8-14<br />

Oz.<br />

SAVE $4.36<br />

YOUR CHOICE<br />

FLAVORITE<br />

Chunk or<br />

Shredded Cheese<br />

3/$ 4 98<br />

SAVE $2.34<br />

8 Oz.<br />

FESTIVE<br />

Cupcakes<br />

$ 2 99<br />

SAVE $1.00<br />

SUPER CHILL<br />

Soda<br />

Pop<br />

5/$ 3 2 Ltrs.<br />

SAVE $1.25<br />

THURSDAY ONLY<br />

JACK’S<br />

Pizza<br />

YOUR CHOICE<br />

SLICED<br />

VIRGINIA or H<strong>ONE</strong>Y<br />

Ham<br />

$ 4 99<br />

SAVE 30¢ lb<br />

12 <strong>Inc</strong>h<br />

LIMIT 3<br />

(AISLE 16)<br />

With Card & $20 Separate Purchase<br />

Thursday, December 27th Only<br />

FRESH MADE<br />

Taffy Apple<br />

Salad<br />

$ 3 99<br />

6 Ct. lb lb<br />

STOUFFEER’S<br />

PARTY-SIZE<br />

Lasagna or<br />

Enchilada<br />

$ 9 99<br />

57-96 Oz.<br />

SAVE $2.80<br />

FLAVORITE<br />

American<br />

Cheese Singles<br />

$ 1 79<br />

12 Oz.<br />

SAVE 56¢<br />

COLGATE<br />

Premium<br />

Toothpaste<br />

2/$ 54-8<br />

Oz.<br />

SAVE 78¢<br />

3/$ 3 99<br />

SAVE 80¢ lb<br />

Banquet<br />

Meals<br />

10/$ 10<br />

SAVE $3.70<br />

Cheese<br />

Spread<br />

SCOTT<br />

Paper<br />

Towels<br />

$ 5 99<br />

6-12 Oz.<br />

SELECTED VARIETIES<br />

MERKT’S<br />

$ 2 99<br />

14 Oz.<br />

SAVE $1.30<br />

8 Roll<br />

Multi-Pack<br />

SAVE $2.76<br />

PLANTERS<br />

Dry Roasted<br />

Peanuts<br />

$ 1 88<br />

16 Oz.<br />

SAVE $1.21<br />

VLASIC<br />

Pickles<br />

2/$ 416-24<br />

Oz.<br />

SAVE 98¢<br />

FLORAL DEPARTMENT<br />

Christmas Dozen<br />

Rose Bouquet<br />

$ 11 99<br />

Ea.<br />

Fresh<br />

Limes<br />

3/ 99 ¢<br />

SAVE 21¢<br />

Large Size<br />

Golden<br />

Pineapple<br />

$ 2 99<br />

Ea.<br />

SAVE $1.30<br />

(PRODUCE DEPT.)<br />

Fresh<br />

Red<br />

Potatoes<br />

$ 1 59<br />

SAVE $1.20<br />

(PRODUCE DEPT.)<br />

Fresh<br />

Grape<br />

Tomatoes<br />

$ 1 99<br />

1 Pt.<br />

SAVE $1.30<br />

(PRODUCE DEPT.)<br />

Dole<br />

Classic Salad or<br />

Cole Slaw Mix<br />

3/$ 3<br />

5<br />

SAVE $2.37<br />

(PRODUCE DEPT.)<br />

Fresh<br />

Lemons<br />

We deliver in the<br />

Elkhorn Area<br />

1 lb<br />

lb<br />

Bag<br />

3/$ 1 98<br />

SAVE 87¢<br />

(PRODUCE DEPT.)<br />

HOFFMAN HOUSE<br />

Seafood<br />

Sauce<br />

99 ¢<br />

8 Oz.<br />

SAVE 41¢<br />

Tricolor Kalanchoe<br />

$ 8 99<br />

Ea.<br />

84631

4 Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 Place Your Ad Today!!<br />

QUALITY CLIPS<br />

401 Main St., Mukwonago, WI<br />

Re-Opening Jan 2 nd<br />

Shannon Wulf - New Owner<br />

Let us pay off your holiday shopping<br />

or go home with an<br />

LCD HDTV...<br />

With the purchase of any<br />

new or pre-owned<br />

vehicle during this 5 day<br />

Sale...we will INCLUDE<br />

a $500 Gift Card or<br />

choice of LCD HDTV!!<br />

It’s our way of saying,<br />

“Happy New Year”!!<br />

Over 450<br />

Pre-Owned Cars,<br />

Trucks, SUV’s<br />

Ready To<br />

Roll...With Finance<br />

Rates As Low As<br />

3.9% APR*<br />

WEDNESDAY<br />

DECEMBER 26TH<br />

9 a.m. - 9 p.m.<br />

Offering all hair<br />

care needs for the<br />

whole family!<br />

Call today to set your appointment<br />

(262) 363-0928<br />

FOR HOME DELIVERY<br />

or if you are interested in having a route,<br />

Call Kathy<br />

(262) 728-3424<br />

A PUBLICATION<br />

www.<strong>Community</strong><strong>Shoppers</strong>.com 64010<br />

Give us a whirl.<br />

Jazzercise Is Coming<br />

to the<br />

Delavan Roller Rink<br />

548 Delavan Dr.,<br />

Delavan, WI<br />

Classes Begin Jan. 5, 2008<br />

5:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesday/Thursday<br />

9:00-10:00 a.m. Saturday<br />

SAVE with Early Bird Registration!<br />

Register for class before Dec. 31, 2007<br />

Special Price for advance registrations only: $50 for 6 weeks<br />

(through Feb. 15) with NO JOINING FEE!<br />

First 15 paid registrations also receive a free gift package<br />

of a Jazzercise sports bottle and drawstring backpack tote.<br />

To register, call Christine Kenseth<br />

608- 754-8680 or email ckenseth@aol.com<br />

84624<br />

67067<br />

Take advantage of factory rebates<br />

$<br />

incentives up to 8,000<br />

$ 8,000 in<br />

0 %<br />

rebates or as low as 0 % financing<br />

expires December 31st<br />

THIS IS THE <strong>ONE</strong> YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS!<br />

THURSDAY<br />

DECEMBER 27TH<br />

9 a.m. - 9 p.m.<br />

NOTICE<br />

Delivery Deadlines for all cities in Walworth County are:<br />

5:30 PM WED. & 10:00 AM SUN.<br />

If you have not received your paper by 5:30 PM on Wednesday<br />

or 10:00 AM Sunday, call your city’s Agent.<br />

ELKHORN CITY - Ray Knutson 262-742-2884<br />

EAST TROY CITY - Jeff Meyer 262-642-2345<br />

LAKE GENEVA CITY - Bill Mann 262-249-0721<br />

WALWORTH CITY - Susan Gehlbach 262-296-1804<br />

GENOA CITY - Don Haubold 262-279-2000<br />

WHITEWATER CITY - Mike Kiler 262-473-1081<br />

DELAVAN CITY & RURAL, DARIEN CITY & RURAL,<br />

FONTANA CITY & RURAL, HARVARD RURAL, WILLIAMS<br />

BAY CITY & RURAL, SHARON CITY & RURAL, WALWORTH<br />

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RURAL, LAKE GENEVA RURAL, GENOA CITY RURAL,<br />

BURLINGTON RURAL, HEBRON RURAL<br />

64007<br />

Choose from over 450 select<br />

pre-owned cars, trucks &<br />

SUV’s with rates as low as<br />

3.9%<br />

All 2007 Chevrolet’s and Cadillac’s will be sold<br />

regardless of loss...to make room for 2008’s!<br />

1231 E. GENEVA ST. (HWY. 50) • DELAVAN, WISCONSIN • (262) 728-9163<br />

www.kunescountry.com<br />

FRIDAY<br />

DECEMBER 28TH<br />

9 a.m. - 5 p.m.<br />

WEDNESDAY<br />

DECEMBER 29TH<br />

9 a.m. - 5 p.m.<br />

MONDAY<br />

DECEMBER 31ST<br />

9 a.m. - 3 p.m.<br />

*With approved credit. 36 mos. on select certified pre-owned vehicles. See dealer for details. **On pre-owned vehicles $8,995 and up.<br />

&<br />

Crunch your<br />

numbers.<br />

Is Coming to<br />

Lake Geneva<br />

Classes Begin Jan. 7 th , 2008<br />

5:45 p.m. Monday/Tuesday/Thursday<br />

SAVE with Early Bird Registration!<br />

Register for class before Dec. 31, 2007<br />

Special Price for advance registrations only: $50 for 6 weeks<br />

NO JOINING FEE!<br />

First 15 paid registrations also receive a free gift package<br />

of a Jazzercise hobo bag or Jazzercise beach towel.<br />

Contact Julie Larson at 262-348-0433 or<br />

julielarson12@hotmail.com to take advantage of<br />

this offer or for more information.<br />

Area schedules at www.jazzercise.com<br />

84961<br />

Sony Ericsson W580i<br />

Walkman ® Phone $49.99*<br />

*Requires $9.99 data package. Limited time offer. Some restrictions may apply.<br />

Secondly, here is a holiday gift to you<br />

just for stopping by...<br />

<strong>FREE</strong> gourmet 11 piece<br />

stainless steel knife set<br />

and cutting board!<br />

Retail Value<br />

$79.99<br />

Presented to first 25 guests each<br />

day. One per household. After 25th<br />

gift (per day), a different <strong>FREE</strong> Gift<br />

will be made available.<br />

SLD Services, LTD<br />

216 W. Walworth St.<br />

Elkhorn 262-723-6300<br />

Holiday Credit<br />

Problems?<br />

Our Expert Finance<br />

Specialists will<br />

work to get you<br />

APPROVED NOW!<br />

Push, Pull or Drag your trade-in<br />

for a minimum<br />

$ 2,000 trade allowance**<br />

Huge tax advantages if vehicles are purchased before the end<br />

of the year... don’t miss out!!!<br />

5 DAYS ONLY!<br />

84506<br />

64991<br />

84519

Place Your Ad Today!! Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 5<br />

IN THE<br />

NEWS<br />

Groups plans to host<br />

candidate forum<br />

ELKHORN — The Lakes<br />

Area Realtors Association<br />

believes residents should be<br />

aware of the changes the<br />

Walworth County Board of<br />

Supervisors will undergo this<br />

spring.<br />

The association will host a<br />

candidate forum in early<br />

March; the date and time will<br />

be announced in January.<br />

The board is downsizing<br />

from 25 members to 11 after<br />

the April 1 election. Because<br />

districts were redrawn, many<br />

current supervisors are<br />

expected to face off against<br />

one another.<br />

A Feb. 19 primary election<br />

will reduce choices to two candidates<br />

per district.<br />

“(It’s) important for the public<br />

to learn about (candidates’)<br />

positions on property rights<br />

issues, zoning, preservation,<br />

comprehensive planning, services,<br />

taxes, and economic<br />

development,” said Royce<br />

DeBow, the Wisconsin<br />

Realtors Association’s governmental<br />

affairs director in<br />

southeastern Wisconsin, who<br />

will moderate the forum.<br />

“Voters want to know where<br />

the people who will make policy<br />

decisions stand on key<br />

issues.”<br />

Lakes Area Realtors<br />

Association Executive Mike<br />

VanderBunt agreed.<br />

“We think this forum will provide<br />

valuable information, not<br />

only to our members, but<br />

Walworth County residents,”<br />

he said. “With fewer supervisors,<br />

each one will have more<br />

responsibility and power than<br />

current board members.”<br />

DEATHS<br />

Dec. 2, Betty O’Keefe, 90, of<br />

Delavan Lake.<br />

Dec. 3, Aileen L. Benkowski,<br />

87, of Elkhorn, formerly of<br />

Chicago.<br />

Dec. 4, Geraldine “Gerry” P.<br />

Putnam, 74, of Lake Geneva.<br />

Dec. 9. Mildred R. Williams,<br />

89, of Sharon, formerly of<br />

Harvard, Ill.<br />

Dec. 10, Frances K. Teer, 90,<br />

of Walworth.<br />

‘ WORTH’<br />

QUOTING<br />

“The way I see it, if you<br />

want the rainbow, you<br />

gotta put up with the<br />

rain.”<br />

— Dolly Parton<br />

1946-<br />

“The purpose of life, after<br />

all, is to live it, to taste<br />

experience to the<br />

utmost, to reach out<br />

eagerly and without fear<br />

for newer and richer<br />

experiences.”<br />

— Eleanor Roosevelt<br />

1884-1962<br />

Walworth County Sunday is ...<br />

People You Know<br />

Name: Brooke Shackleton<br />

Age: 32<br />

Hometown/residence:<br />

Elkhorn.<br />

Occupation: Case manager<br />

and site-based coordinator for<br />

Big Brothers Big Sisters and its<br />

Lunch Buddy program.<br />

Civic memberships: None<br />

for now. Maybe next year.<br />

Family: Husband Dave, and<br />

children Marissa, 6, Seth, 4,<br />

Bryce, 2, and Evan, 8 months.<br />

Favorite food: Pizza — just<br />

ask my neighbors.<br />

Favorite music: Rock/pop.<br />

Favorite movies: I love<br />

romantic comedies like “The<br />

Break-Up” and “The Notebook.”<br />

Favorite books: I usually<br />

■ CHAMPS<br />

Continued from page 1<br />

year’s title game.<br />

For the Warhawks, the third<br />

time was a charm.<br />

“Our players showed a lot of<br />

character against a very tough<br />

Mount Union team,” Leipold<br />

said. “We had a lot of guys out<br />

there (who) have been there<br />

before that never gave up.”<br />

Mount Union coach Larry<br />

Kehres praised the Warhawks<br />

for their strong team play.<br />

“They are an extremely talented<br />

football team that is physical<br />

and well-coached,” Kehres said.<br />

After longtime coach Bob<br />

Berezowitz retired following the<br />

2006 season, Leipold was hired<br />

as only the program’s third coach<br />

since 1956. In 22 seasons under<br />

Berezowitz, and prior to that,<br />

under Forest Perkins for 29<br />

years, the Warhawks posted a<br />

348-161-5 record.<br />

After taking the helm in<br />

January, Leipold had to rebuild<br />

the program’s coaching staff. He<br />

hired Jim Lebrowski, who previously<br />

coached at Lakeland (Wis.)<br />

College, as his offensive coordinator.<br />

Lebrowski’s offense averaged<br />

nearly 33 points per game, led<br />

by a rushing attack that gained<br />

■ BEAVER<br />

Continued from page 1<br />

ing the Gagliardi Trophy, which recognizes<br />

the on- and off-field accomplishments of the<br />

nation’s top Division III player.<br />

He finished the season with 2,455 yards<br />

— the second time he topped the 2,000-yard<br />

mark — and finished his four-year career<br />

with 6,584 yards, which is both a UW-<br />

Whitewater and Wisconsin Interscholastic<br />

Athletic Conference record and is the second-highest<br />

total in Division III history.<br />

Beaver credited his teammates and<br />

coaches for helping him win the Gagliardi<br />

Trophy.<br />

“This is not only a personal award, but<br />

an award for those who have followed the<br />

team,” he said. “This award would not have<br />

been possible without the support from<br />

friends, family, fans and the university.<br />

This is a tribute to UW-Whitewater’s great<br />

football program and tradition.”<br />

Born to young parents, Beaver was<br />

raised by his grandparents since he was 3<br />

read suspense novels or mysteries.<br />

One author I like is Mary<br />

Higgins Clark.<br />

Favorite vacation place:<br />

Denver, Colo.<br />

In my spare time: Spending<br />

time with my family and friends,<br />

helping at my daughter’s school<br />

and bargain shopping fill my<br />

free time.<br />

I think the most important<br />

issue in Walworth County is:<br />

Maintaining the quality of life<br />

here, even though the communities<br />

are getting larger. I think it<br />

is important to provide numerous<br />

opportunities so children can<br />

build a strong foundation. With<br />

the worries about the economy, I<br />

hope that important programs<br />

‘To finally beat a great Mount Union<br />

team, after two straight losses, is just<br />

such a great feeling.’<br />

‘’<br />

— Derek Underwood<br />

UW-W running back<br />

almost 225 yards per contest.<br />

His job certainly was made easier<br />

with the nation’s top Division<br />

III player, senior running back<br />

Justin Beaver, lined up in the<br />

backfield.<br />

Beaver rushed for more than<br />

2,000 yards for the second time<br />

in his career, and was awarded<br />

the Gagliardi Trophy (see related<br />

story) Dec. 13 in Virginia.<br />

“All season long, we believed<br />

in ourselves that if we remained<br />

focused, we could accomplish our<br />

team goals of winning conference,<br />

and then a national championship,”<br />

Beaver said.<br />

The Warhawks also had a little<br />

luck on their side. Senior<br />

quarterback Danny Jones, a<br />

transfer from California<br />

Lutheran, literally fell into the<br />

team’s lap.<br />

“I was watching the national<br />

championship game on TV last<br />

year, and I saw that<br />

Whitewater’s quarterback was<br />

graduating and that most of the<br />

team was returning,” said Jones,<br />

for families and children won’t<br />

get cut.<br />

If I could change one thing,<br />

it would be: I would be more<br />

patient and enjoy each moment.<br />

I would have more control over<br />

the pace of my life.<br />

Peak experience: Getting<br />

married and having my children,<br />

moving to Walworth County and<br />

finding a job where I can continue<br />

to balance my work and family<br />

life.<br />

Pit experience: Losing my<br />

mother-in-law to cancer this<br />

spring, just a few days after I<br />

had my son.<br />

If I could have dinner with<br />

anybody, living, dead or fictional,<br />

it would be: If they’re<br />

cooking, it would be Rachel Ray.<br />

If I’m cooking, I would order<br />

pizza and invite Dr. Phil and<br />

Supernanny over.<br />

Most people don’t know: I<br />

play the flute and piano.<br />

I can’t stand: When people<br />

are arrogant and inconsiderate.<br />

I wish I knew how to: Draw<br />

a Pleasanton, Calif., native. “I<br />

saw an opportunity because<br />

(California Lutheran was) going<br />

through a coaching change, so I<br />

e-mailed (Leipold), and we discussed<br />

the opportunity to come<br />

to Whitewater.”<br />

Jones finished the season with<br />

2,484 passing yards and 22<br />

touchdown passes, and added<br />

395 yards and 11 touchdowns on<br />

the ground.<br />

“Danny gave us another<br />

dimension to our offense,”<br />

Leipold said. “Not only can he<br />

throw, but he can run too.”<br />

Although led by a high-powered<br />

offense, the Warhawks were<br />

far from a one-dimensional team.<br />

Their defense caused 18 more<br />

turnovers than its opponents,<br />

helping UW-Whitewater to its<br />

third-straight Wisconsin<br />

Interscholastic Athletic<br />

Conference title.<br />

Led by eight seniors, including<br />

defensive end Ryan Orgrizovich,<br />

a Burlington native and<br />

D3football.com’s West Region<br />

months old. His father died when he was in<br />

high school.<br />

“I had to grow up very soon,” Beaver<br />

said. “It made me who I an today. It made<br />

me stronger.”<br />

Passed over by larger schools, Beaver<br />

arrived in Whitewater determined to succeed.<br />

“I have had to work hard my whole life,<br />

whether it was in the classroom or in the<br />

weight room,” he said.<br />

Although Leipold coached Beaver for just<br />

one season, he immediately knew he had a<br />

special player.<br />

“You could see that drive and that look in<br />

his eyes,” Leipold said. “When things<br />

became tough, you could see that he was<br />

determined to overcome those obstacles.”<br />

Beaver’s character and work ethic has<br />

gained him the admiration of others outside<br />

Whitewater.<br />

“I think he is one of the role model-type<br />

of student athletes that all of us coaches in<br />

Division III admire,” Mount Union coach<br />

Larry Kehres said. “He is a great athlete,<br />

an outstanding student and an outstanding<br />

young man.”<br />

Player of the Year, the<br />

Warhawks’ defense sacked<br />

opposing quarterbacks 54 times,<br />

forced 34 interceptions and<br />

recovered 19 fumbles while<br />

allowing under 14 points per<br />

game.<br />

“As a defense, we just have<br />

this attitude that we want to be<br />

aggressive<br />

and we are<br />

not going to<br />

let teams beat<br />

us,” said<br />

Orgrizovich,<br />

who finished<br />

the season<br />

with 62 tack-<br />

A CSI PUBLICATION<br />

les, 16 sacks, three fumble recoveries,<br />

an interception and two<br />

defensive touchdowns.<br />

While a 14-1 record — including<br />

victories over nationally<br />

ranked teams like UW-La Crosse<br />

and the University of Mary-<br />

Hardin Baylor — would suffice<br />

for most, it was beating No. 1ranked<br />

Mount Union, winner of<br />

nine of the past 15 national title<br />

games, that made the season a<br />

success in the eyes of Warhawks<br />

players.<br />

“This was a great victory,” said<br />

sophomore running back Derek<br />

Underwood, a Milton High<br />

School graduate. “To finally beat<br />

a great Mount Union team, after<br />

two straight losses, is just such a<br />

great feeling.”<br />

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FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION<br />

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment<br />

of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,<br />

or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or<br />

the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to<br />

petition the Government for a redress of grievances.<br />

THE WAY WE SEE IT<br />

‘I bring you<br />

good news<br />

of great joy’<br />

W e<br />

offer the following message of hope as<br />

a simple retort to those who seek to<br />

remake Christmas as a secular holiday.<br />

Their efforts have become more brazen and divisive<br />

in recent years, and the effect can be seen in<br />

both the public square and the private sector,<br />

where too often bullies wield inordinate influence.<br />

It is difficult to fathom the fear and/or hatred in<br />

the hearts of those who would hear the following<br />

story of peace and love and feel somehow threatened<br />

or offended. We wish them — and all of our<br />

readers — a very merry Christmas.<br />

In those days Caesar<br />

Augustus issued a decree<br />

that a census should be<br />

taken of the entire Roman<br />

world. (This was the first<br />

census that took place<br />

while Quirinius was governor<br />

of Syria.) And<br />

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on Christmas, a<br />

simple message<br />

of hope wins<br />

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Joseph also went up from the town of Nazareth in<br />

Galilee to Judea, to Bethlehem the town of David,<br />

because he belonged to the house and line of<br />

David. He went there to register with Mary, who<br />

was pledged to be married to him and was expecting<br />

a child. While they were there, the time came<br />

for the baby to be born, and she gave birth to her<br />

firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloths and<br />

placed him in a manger, because there was no<br />

room for them in the inn.<br />

And there were shepherds living out in the fields<br />

near by, keeping watch over their flocks at night.<br />

An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the<br />

glory of the Lord shone around them, and they<br />

were terrified. But the angel said to them, “Do not<br />

be afraid. I bring you good news of great joy that<br />

will be for all the people. Today in the town of<br />

David a Saviour has been born to you; he is Christ<br />

the Lord. This will be a sign to you: You will find<br />

a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger.”<br />

Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host<br />

appeared with the angel, praising God and saying,<br />

“Glory to God in the highest, and on earth<br />

peace to men on whom his favour rests.”<br />

When the angels had left them and gone into<br />

heaven, the shepherds said to one another, “Let’s<br />

go to Bethlehem and see this thing that has happened,<br />

which the Lord has told us about.” So they<br />

hurried off and found Mary and Joseph, and the<br />

baby, who was lying in the manger. When they<br />

had seen him, they spread the word concerning<br />

what had been told them about this child, and all<br />

who heard it were amazed at what the shepherds<br />

said to them. But Mary treasured up all these<br />

things and pondered them in her heart. The shepherds<br />

returned, glorifying and praising God for all<br />

the things they had heard and seen, which were<br />

just as they had been told.<br />

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Time to take sides in culture war<br />

In America, we walk around in the<br />

midst of war with bombs going off all<br />

around us. A full-blown, unnamed war<br />

is going on and many don’t realize it.<br />

Speedily, the attacks come without<br />

letup. They target our children, our<br />

culture, our American way of life.<br />

These battles are far more threatening<br />

than any environmental issues.<br />

Terrorism is nothing compared to<br />

this danger. The war — against faith in<br />

God — is an effort on the part of select<br />

media and various influential groups to<br />

destroy belief in God, and purge even<br />

the concept of God from our world.<br />

Losing this war has consequences far<br />

greater than losing the war in Iraq.<br />

What impact does the absence of<br />

faith have? Awareness of a God, a loving,<br />

supreme being, gives children and<br />

adults an awareness that they, too, are<br />

spiritual beings living in a natural<br />

world. Events that occur around them<br />

are never the only things that define<br />

them. Knowledge of God and a relationship<br />

with him results in a constant,<br />

loving presence in their lives.<br />

Psychologists know the vital importance<br />

of having a consistent, caring<br />

person in a child’s life. No one who<br />

believes in God need ever feel totally<br />

alone. They need never feel completely<br />

rejected. They can always communicate<br />

in prayer with a listening, loving caregiver.<br />

The second benefit of belief in God is<br />

that it gives us a foundation for morality.<br />

Why should people be good if there<br />

is no judgment, no final reckoning that<br />

leads to eternal reward or eternal<br />

damnation? Without justice, why not<br />

seize, grab, lie, cheat — do whatever it<br />

takes to get momentary satisfaction?<br />

People don’t realize that knowledge of<br />

the reality of God is the underpinning<br />

of morality.<br />

Third, faith in God gives us an<br />

understanding of, and a trust in ulti-<br />

Despite speech, doubts about Romney remain<br />

Mitt Romney gave his long-anticipated<br />

speech about religion, which he<br />

called “Faith in America.”<br />

The purported purpose of the address<br />

was for the Republican presidential<br />

candidate and former Massachusetts<br />

governor to dispel festering doubts<br />

about himself because of his Mormon<br />

faith.<br />

Unfortunately, I believe it was a<br />

failed performance.<br />

I think that Romney and his team<br />

overestimated the extent to which his<br />

Mormonism has been what is troubling<br />

his candidacy and underestimated the<br />

extent to which his credibility has been<br />

the real problem.<br />

Despite outspending all the other<br />

candidates, the Romney candidacy hasn’t<br />

ignited.<br />

By contrast, former New York Mayor<br />

Rudolph Giuliani has fared well in<br />

national polls, despite a background of<br />

three marriages, estranged children,<br />

pictures of himself in drag, open support<br />

for gays, open support for abortion,<br />

having endorsed a Democratic candidate<br />

for governor of New York, and support<br />

for gun control.<br />

But Giuliani has not been running as<br />

a traditional conservative candidate.<br />

Romney has.<br />

What dogs Romney is a sense that he<br />

is not being honest about who he is.<br />

In an election such as this, where<br />

voters clearly are concerned about honesty<br />

and transparency, candidates who<br />

do not score well in these areas are paying<br />

a price.<br />

In Romney’s case, that price reflects<br />

his credibility challenge in convincing<br />

religious conservatives that his changed<br />

JUDITH UDITH ROLFS OLFS<br />

GUEST COLUMN<br />

mate, divine justice. If evil isn’t evident<br />

to and controlled by those in positions<br />

of power and perpetrators don’t immediately<br />

get their due, those without<br />

faith in God are tempted to take<br />

revenge, which leads to individual acts<br />

of violence. This is a sure platform for<br />

cultural chaos.<br />

We already see emotional victims of<br />

the attacks in this war on our culture<br />

of faith in God. The exponential<br />

increase in depression in adults is a<br />

result of feelings of isolation and hopelessness.<br />

Another group of victims is<br />

the growing number of children on<br />

anti-depressants. Childhood depression<br />

was almost unheard of a generation<br />

ago; now, it is commonplace.<br />

Where is this war waged? On this<br />

generation and the ones to come. You<br />

have only to read the paper, watch TV<br />

and read current literature for the<br />

answer. New movies mock belief in an<br />

all-powerful, loving God. School children<br />

cannot even mention God’s name.<br />

College students are educated to be<br />

atheists. Children must hear from<br />

their own parents’ lips about the meaning<br />

and value of having faith in the living<br />

God.<br />

It’s definitely past time to wake up.<br />

When good men do nothing, say nothing,<br />

see nothing, that is when evil proliferates.<br />

These attacks on God must<br />

not succeed. You are already taking<br />

sides if you choose to do nothing. A million<br />

voices must rise in media proclaiming<br />

belief in God, testimony of<br />

what a God-honoring life means in<br />

practical terms.<br />

STAR TAR PARKER ARKER<br />

CURE<br />

positions on abortion and gays are for<br />

real.<br />

It’s not news that Romney ran two<br />

political campaigns, one for the Senate<br />

in 1994 and one for Massachusetts governor<br />

in 2002, in which he campaigned<br />

openly and clearly as pro-Roe v. Wade<br />

and pro-abortion rights. Suddenly, in<br />

2004, as a result of some kind of<br />

epiphany tied to embryos and stem-cell<br />

research, he opposed abortion.<br />

Similarly regarding gay rights,<br />

Romney has a paper trail expressing<br />

support that strains the credibility of<br />

his current stance in support of traditional<br />

values and family.<br />

Given persistent doubts about the<br />

sincerity of Romney's stands on these<br />

two issues, both of central concern to<br />

religious conservatives, it is astonishing<br />

that he would make a major speech<br />

about his views on religion and faith in<br />

America and not mention either.<br />

Yes, he clarified, regarding his<br />

Mormon faith, that “no authorities of<br />

my church” would influence his presidential<br />

decisions. But this tells us who<br />

he is not. We need to know who he is.<br />

Despite his assurance that his commitment<br />

to religious liberty does not<br />

mean that he sees no place for religion<br />

in public life, he ducked the hard questions<br />

about what this means.<br />

And despite noting family breakdown<br />

Now, the broken body of believers<br />

must join together on earth, as we will<br />

one day in heaven. All those who<br />

believe in God the Father, Jesus Christ<br />

and the power available through the<br />

Holy Spirit on earth must join together<br />

as one body of Christ to win this war.<br />

Let us shout the truth that God<br />

lives. Prayer has incredible power.<br />

Learn more about your own faith.<br />

Study it so that you can defend it, so<br />

that you can teach it to your children,<br />

and so you can live lives radiating<br />

God’s grace and the Holy Spirit’s<br />

power. Attend church. If your local<br />

church is not as lively or strong as it<br />

should be, enliven it with your presence.<br />

Join with the other believers; a united<br />

church body is essential. Jesus<br />

prayed to God the Father in John<br />

17:11, “I will remain in the world no<br />

longer, but they are still in the world,<br />

and I am coming to you. Holy Father,<br />

protect them by the power of your<br />

name — the name you gave me — so<br />

that they may be one as we are one.”<br />

In the coming new year — indeed, in<br />

every year — we depend on the protection<br />

of our almighty God. Acknowledge<br />

his presence. Changing this cultural<br />

slide to a stronger belief in God begins<br />

in every heart. We can make an<br />

impact. Don’t sit back. Speak freely<br />

and demand the right to be heard. If<br />

we don’t speak up for our God and our<br />

faith in Him, we will lose the cultural<br />

war and end up spiritually dead, along<br />

with our children. Now is the time to<br />

act.<br />

Judith Rolfs is a professional marriage<br />

and family counselor and the author of<br />

nine books, including her newest children’s<br />

series, “The Adventures of<br />

Tommy Smurlee.” She and her husband<br />

Wayne live in Fontana.<br />

as one of the challenges of our generation,<br />

he never mentioned the importance<br />

of the preservation of the traditional<br />

family, never mentioned abortion<br />

and never mentioned his personal concern<br />

about either.<br />

It feeds the doubts about Romney in<br />

that, in my experience, those who have<br />

had a change of heart about abortion<br />

are among the most passionate and<br />

committed. It certainly is my personal<br />

experience, and what I have seen in the<br />

work I do with crisis pregnancy centers<br />

around the country.<br />

But Romney didn’t give a hint that<br />

this is something that keeps him up at<br />

night.<br />

Romney’s observation that “freedom<br />

requires religion just as religion<br />

requires freedom” and that “freedom<br />

and religion endure together or perish<br />

alone” was not something I would<br />

expect to hear from someone of deep<br />

faith.<br />

Religion endures any circumstance.<br />

Faith exists independent of freedom. It<br />

survives the darkest, dankest prison<br />

cell. But freedom allows it to flourish.<br />

I think Romney, with this speech,<br />

confirmed rather than dispelled the<br />

doubts about his faith and conservatism<br />

that have troubled his campaign.<br />

If the point was to fix his credentials<br />

as a bona fide conservative leader,<br />

he failed<br />

Star Parker is president of the Coalition<br />

on Urban Renewal & Education and<br />

author of the book, “White Ghetto: How<br />

Middle Class America Reflects Inner<br />

City Decay.”<br />

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A HOLIDAY DISPLAY FOR ALL SEASONS<br />

BY AMY RATH<br />

STAFF WRITER<br />

DELAVAN — Like many this time of<br />

year, Norene Nelson’s home is decked<br />

with all of the traditional sights and<br />

sounds of the holidays.<br />

But, those who drive by in mid-summer<br />

might be surprised to see those same<br />

seasonal relics still on display.<br />

“When I was little, my family would<br />

wait until Christmas Eve to put up our<br />

tree, and would take it down again the<br />

day after Christmas,” Nelson said. “I<br />

loved Christmas, though, and so I told<br />

my mom (that) when I grew up, I would<br />

put my tree up whenever I wanted.”<br />

Nelson has spent much of her adult life<br />

collecting unique and rare historic and<br />

holiday items from Delavan and from<br />

various corners of the world. Making use<br />

of her maiden name, Nelson transformed<br />

her home into the Joppa House Museum,<br />

and her year-round Christmas tree is<br />

perhaps its biggest attraction.<br />

“I keep the tree up all year-round<br />

mostly because I love Christmas, but also<br />

because some of these ornaments are so<br />

old and unique that I want everyone to<br />

be able to enjoy them anytime of year,”<br />

she said.<br />

Some of her treasured ornaments are<br />

remnants of her childhood, but many are<br />

items she has accumulated from her time<br />

in the antique business or from friends<br />

and family who are happy to add to her<br />

collection.<br />

Many of her ornaments and decorations<br />

have come from downtown Delavan<br />

retailers like Remember When.<br />

“(Norene) is in here almost every day,”<br />

store owner Lori Wuttke said. “Over the<br />

years, we have come to know what types<br />

of items she likes, and so we will keep an<br />

Whatever it takes.<br />

eye out as we get new things in and will<br />

show them to her when she stops by.”<br />

Some of the pieces from around the<br />

world carry unique stories of their own.<br />

In a small nook off the stairway landing<br />

sits a small, white turkey-feather<br />

tree, originally from Germany.<br />

“The tree is over 100 years old and is<br />

very rare,” Nelson said. “Many years ago<br />

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Her collection does not end with ornaments.<br />

She also has several snow globes,<br />

fabriche eggs, nutcrackers, Santas and a<br />

large Italian nativity scene which sits on<br />

top of her grand piano.<br />

Other holidays are represented<br />

throughout the home, as well. Several<br />

ceramic rabbits with Easter baskets and<br />

many black cats and pumpkins line the<br />

rafters that divide some of the rooms.<br />

“I figured if I am going to leave the<br />

Christmas things up all year, I might as<br />

well leave all of the holiday items up<br />

too,” Nelson explained.<br />

Many other historical items also are on<br />

display, including a chandelier that once<br />

hung at the Delavan Opera House and<br />

an entire room dedicated to Delavan’s<br />

circus history.<br />

“I like many of the items she has from<br />

Delavan’s history, and I think it is very<br />

unique to see how things like advertisements<br />

and such have changed over the<br />

years,” Wuttke said.<br />

Nelson hopes to continue to add to her<br />

collection of holiday decor and historic<br />

relics, and is always on the lookout for<br />

her next intriguing antique or collectable.<br />

“I Just like having reminders of the<br />

past, and I have always loved Delavan<br />

and its unique history,” Nelson said.<br />

“Someday, I want to donate my home to<br />

the city of Delavan, so everyone can<br />

always enjoy all these items.”<br />

Nelson frequently opens her home<br />

throughout the year to visitors who wish<br />

to see her Christmas trees and historic<br />

items.<br />

For more information, call (262) 728-<br />

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LINN — Adrianna Vanderstappen, a member<br />

of the Linn 4-H Club, has won the 2007<br />

Walworth County 4-H Crowley Leadership<br />

Award.<br />

Vanderstappen recently received a commemorative<br />

engraved medallion and the chance to compete<br />

for state-level awards, including a partial<br />

scholarship to attend the National Dairy<br />

Conference and a $500 scholarship for continuing<br />

dairy education. The state competition will consist<br />

of interviews conducted during the Wisconsin<br />

State Fair in August.<br />

Vanderstappen was selected for her outstanding<br />

accomplishments in the dairy project and<br />

dairy judging. She plans to pursue a career in<br />

veterinary science. She is a student at Big Foot<br />

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STAYIN’ ALIVE<br />

Right container, proper water levels, plenty of<br />

sunlight will keep your holiday plants healthy<br />

If you’re lucky this holiday<br />

season, you will be the recipient<br />

of at least one beautiful plant to<br />

enjoy. So many people hope for<br />

poinsettias, cyclamen, narcissus,<br />

rosemary, Norfolk Island<br />

pine, and kalanchoe. Paying<br />

attention to a few details can<br />

help you keep them going<br />

strong.<br />

Proper container care, water,<br />

drainage, light, air quality, and<br />

humidity are all key to thriving<br />

plant health.<br />

Containers are the first thing<br />

to watch. They are so important<br />

to the health of indoor plants.<br />

Think about it — that is the<br />

only growing environment<br />

available for that plant. When<br />

receiving a new plant, the container<br />

should be new — most<br />

often a generic plastic that will<br />

function just fine<br />

for you and the<br />

plant.<br />

The problem<br />

comes in the form<br />

of decorative coverings<br />

used to disguise<br />

that container.<br />

The foil,<br />

paper, or plastic<br />

that beautifully<br />

covers that nondescriptcontainer,<br />

holds the moisture<br />

where it<br />

should not be.<br />

How to handle<br />

that? Just poke a<br />

few holes in the<br />

bottom to make<br />

sure that the<br />

excess water can drain out. It is<br />

important to get that standing<br />

water away from the plant root<br />

zone (wet roots cause potential<br />

plant health problems).<br />

Standing water doesn’t mean<br />

five minutes of exposure once a<br />

week — that small amount of<br />

exposure generally won’t cause<br />

deterioration unless the plant is<br />

near death to start with.<br />

If you have a cool and decorative<br />

container you would like to<br />

use to enhance the appearance,<br />

there a couple of ways to do<br />

that with a minimum of work.<br />

Remove the decorative covering<br />

— be sure to reuse the bow —<br />

and just place the plastic pot<br />

into an appropriate-size container.<br />

When watering, either<br />

lift the interior container out<br />

and water over the sink or<br />

water as is, being sure to tip<br />

out the extra water after about<br />

10 minutes.<br />

If you need to adjust the<br />

height of the interior container<br />

to accommodate the exterior<br />

container, use oasis (waterabsorbing<br />

floral foam). This<br />

accomplishes a couple of tasks:<br />

It can be easily cut to add<br />

height or stabilize the sides,<br />

and it absorbs any standing<br />

water.<br />

Before reusing old containers,<br />

be sure they are free from diseases<br />

to prevent plant loss. If<br />

you have had plants consistently<br />

get sick or die when in a particular<br />

container, you may need<br />

to either disinfect it (with heat,<br />

if clay, or a 10 percent bleach<br />

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for live plants. Wishful thinking<br />

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Watering should be easy,<br />

right? But in reality, watering<br />

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amounts needed and the techniques<br />

to get it to the plant will<br />

vary according to plant species.<br />

Most holiday gift plants are<br />

tropical in origin, loving moist<br />

but not wet soil. Unless the gift<br />

is a water plant, most will hate<br />

excess moisture anywhere in<br />

contact with the plant structure.<br />

Good drainage is a must.<br />

Plants with fuzzy leaf structures<br />

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BUT NOT WET SOIL.<br />

well to wet leaves, so watering<br />

should be done from the base or<br />

at least under the leaves. Never<br />

water over the top. In order to<br />

achieve the correct level of soil<br />

moisture, consider each plant’s<br />

individual needs; some will use<br />

the soil moisture more quickly<br />

than others. How much moisture<br />

is determined by a number<br />

of factors: root density, porosity<br />

of the soil mix, and container<br />

type all play into the watering<br />

equation.<br />

Root-bound plants, clay containers,<br />

and low air humidity<br />

all will make watering more frequently<br />

a necessity. With rootbound<br />

plants, the water moves<br />

through the root mass more<br />

quickly because there is less<br />

soil to retain any moisture for<br />

future use.<br />

Clay containers are porous<br />

and have a tendency to absorb<br />

some moisture from the soil.<br />

And when air humidity is low,<br />

the leaves transpire at a higher<br />

rate. The result is quicker use<br />

of soil moisture.<br />

When moisture is lost quickly,<br />

you will need to check the soil<br />

frequently to determine when to<br />

water. A good rule of thumb is<br />

to water when the top half-inch<br />

of soil is dry to the touch.<br />

Provide enough water to thoroughly<br />

wet the soil. When adequately<br />

wet, the excess water<br />

will run through the bottom, as<br />

long as drainage holes exist. As<br />

with many indoor and outdoor<br />

plants, watering deeply and<br />

infrequently is better for the<br />

overall health than dumping a<br />

dribble of water in every day.<br />

Appropriate sunlight is<br />

important to keep those plants<br />

healthy. Most of us will put a<br />

lovely poinsettia (which likes<br />

lots of light) on a table, in the<br />

middle of a room (little or no<br />

light) to enjoy and then wonder<br />

why the leaves start falling off<br />

after a week. Well, the leaves<br />

are adjusting to that drastic<br />

reduction in light. The plant’s<br />

response to lower light is to<br />

drop leaves. If the plant is relatively<br />

happy overall, new leaves<br />

will be produced with a cell<br />

structure that maximizes available<br />

light. But don’t place any<br />

bets on immediate leaf renewal;<br />

it may take a few weeks or<br />

months for the plant to respond.<br />

If the light levels are way too<br />

low and the other growing conditions<br />

are too stressful, the<br />

plant will just drop the leaves<br />

and decline from<br />

there.<br />

Air quality and<br />

humidity are<br />

other crucial components<br />

to<br />

healthy indoor<br />

plants. Cold or<br />

warm drafts can<br />

create problems<br />

for tropical plants<br />

(they like temperatures<br />

above 50<br />

F). Cold drafts,<br />

especially when<br />

the plants are<br />

near windows,<br />

can actually<br />

freeze the leaves<br />

little by little.<br />

Most homes<br />

normally have a humidity level<br />

that is only about half of what<br />

plants need to function well;<br />

warm drafts can further dry out<br />

the air surrounding the plant.<br />

This is easy to remedy, though,<br />

and awareness is the first step.<br />

If drafty, caulking around or<br />

replacing windows and doors<br />

will not only save plants but<br />

think about what it will do for<br />

your heating bill!<br />

With dry air issues, providing<br />

more humidity is easy with<br />

many central systems, or by<br />

just adding a room humidifier.<br />

A small-scale alternative is to<br />

fill a shallow tray with small<br />

rocks, fill with water to a level<br />

that is beneath the bottom of<br />

the plant container (no standing<br />

water on the roots please). The<br />

water evaporates creating an<br />

area of higher humidity for the<br />

plant directly above the tray.<br />

Yeah, I know; dealing with<br />

potential problems makes the<br />

to-do list longer, especially in<br />

our cold, dry climate. But when<br />

you weigh those minor tasks<br />

with the benefits of keeping<br />

those lovely gifts indoors, it’s<br />

well worth the effort to keep the<br />

greenness.<br />

Lis Friemoth is a horticulture diagnostician.<br />

Contact her at (262)<br />

745-2904, P.O. Box 58,<br />

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Listen to Liz from 9 a.m. to 10<br />

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family affair<br />

It’s probably the last thing<br />

you want to think of on<br />

Christmas day: the family<br />

breakfast. But it’s also too<br />

good an opportunity to pass<br />

up; when’s the last time you<br />

had everybody together for<br />

breakfast, after all?<br />

If you have a big crowd, you<br />

can make it easy by planning<br />

ahead, using some convenience<br />

products, and assembling<br />

the main dish the night<br />

before. Forget about making<br />

omelets, eggs or pancakes to<br />

order. Instead, simplify and<br />

use recipes that can be stuck<br />

in the oven Christmas morning<br />

and left on their own for<br />

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Baked<br />

French toast<br />

Serves 6 to 10<br />

1 loaf day-old French bread<br />

1-2 Tbsps. butter, softened<br />

4 eggs<br />

2 egg yolks<br />

3 cups whole milk<br />

1 cup whipping cream or egg<br />

nog<br />

1/2 cup sugar<br />

1 tsp. vanilla<br />

Cut French bread into 1inch<br />

thick slices and butter<br />

each side. Squeeze slices (fitting<br />

tightly) into a greased 9by<br />

13-inch casserole pan. In a<br />

separate bowl, beat eggs and<br />

egg yolks. Add milk, cream (or<br />

egg nog) sugar and vanilla<br />

extract. Pour over bread.<br />

Sprinkle with nutmeg.<br />

Refrigerate overnight. Bake in<br />

350 F oven for one hour.<br />

Serve with warmed maple<br />

syrup.<br />

Breakfast<br />

casserole<br />

Serves 4 to 8<br />

3 cups (24 oz. bag) frozen<br />

shredded hash browns<br />

3/4 cups Monterey jack<br />

cheese, shredded<br />

3/4 cups Cheddar cheese,<br />

shredded<br />

1 cup ham, or Canadianstyle<br />

bacon, diced<br />

1/2 cup green onions, sliced<br />

6 eggs, beaten<br />

12 oz evaporated milk,<br />

canned<br />

Grease a 2-quart baking<br />

dish. Spread the potatoes<br />

evenly in the bottom of the<br />

dish. Sprinkle with cheeses,<br />

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Beat together the eggs and<br />

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the day before.<br />

Bake, uncovered at 350 F<br />

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before serving.<br />

Optional: Add extra shredded<br />

cheese to the top during<br />

the last 15 minutes of baking.<br />

LYNN YNN GREENE REENE<br />

LYNN’S PLACE<br />

Cranberry-orange<br />

smoothie<br />

Serves 4 to 6<br />

3 bananas, cut into pieces<br />

1 cup yogurt, plain, vanilla<br />

or lemon works good<br />

1-1/2 cups milk<br />

1 cup orange juice<br />

1 cup cranberry juice<br />

1/4 cup maple syrup,<br />

sorghum or honey<br />

8 ice cubes<br />

Combine all ingredients in<br />

blender. Pulse until smooth.<br />

Pull-apart<br />

breakfast bread<br />

Serves 8 to 12<br />

1 lb. bacon<br />

1 cup chopped onion<br />

3 tubes (7.5 oz each) refrigerated<br />

buttermilk biscuits<br />

1/2 cup sundried tomatoes,<br />

chopped (or use canned<br />

pimiento)<br />

1 cup shredded cheddar<br />

cheese<br />

Cut bacon into 1/2-inch<br />

pieces and cook in fry pan<br />

until crisp. Remove bacon, but<br />

keep the fat. Add the chopped<br />

onion and saute until translucent<br />

and tender.<br />

Cut biscuits into quarters<br />

and place them in a large mixing<br />

bowl. Add the bacon,<br />

sauteed onion, tomatoes and<br />

cheddar cheese and toss until<br />

all of the biscuits are coated.<br />

Grease a 10-inch tube pan<br />

(bread pan) and place the mixture<br />

evenly in the pan.<br />

Bake at 350 F for 30 minutes<br />

or until bread bounces<br />

back after pushed lightly with<br />

your finger. Run a knife<br />

around the edges and remove<br />

from pan immediately after<br />

taking out of oven. Serve<br />

warm.<br />

Hot cocoa mix<br />

1/2 cup cocoa<br />

3/4 cup sugar<br />

3 cups powdered milk<br />

Dash of salt<br />

Sift all ingredients together<br />

and store in a cool, dry place.<br />

When ready to use, add 2<br />

tablespoons mix to each 4<br />

ounce cup of boiling water.<br />

Garnish with marshmallows<br />

or a dollop of whipped cream.<br />

Lynn Greene is senior editor for<br />

<strong>Community</strong> <strong>Shoppers</strong> <strong>Inc</strong>., which<br />

publishes Walworth County<br />

Sunday. Contact her at<br />

lgreene@communityshoppers.com

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Crossword Puzzle Answers<br />

for the Sunday December 23 puzzle<br />

wishes to thank the following 2007 sponsors for their generous contributions to the<br />

26 TH A NNUAL C HRISTMAS C ARD T OWN P ARADE<br />

Mercy<br />

Health System<br />

JPMorgan<br />

Chase Bank, NA<br />

After<br />

Christmas Sale<br />

Starts Thurs., Dec. 27th<br />

40 % OFF<br />

Christmas Items<br />

Closed Dec. 25th & Dec. 26th<br />

Shop for flowers on our website 24/7<br />

~ ~ Fresh Flowers ~ ~<br />

www.peschesgreenhouseandfloral.com<br />

P ESCHE ’ S G REENHOUSE<br />

F LORAL S HOP & G IFT B AR N<br />

Hours: Monday through Saturday 8-5; Sunday 8-4<br />

Hwy. 50, 3 miles West of Lake Geneva<br />

www.peschesgreenhouse.com (262) 245-6125<br />

$1,000 P LATINUM S PONSORS<br />

Peoples Bank<br />

Investment Center,<br />

Office of Ryan Stelzer<br />

$500 G OLD S PONSORS<br />

Evergreen<br />

Golf Club<br />

$250 S ILVER S PONSORS<br />

Daniels Sentry, Elkhorn<br />

Frank’s County Market<br />

Mayor Giese, City Council & Staff<br />

Southern Lakes<br />

Credit Union<br />

#63132<br />

State Long Distance<br />

Telephone Company<br />

Lyle’s TV & Appliance, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

N.L. Promotions, LLC<br />

Thomas Motel<br />

E NTERTAINMENT S PONSORS<br />

Advance Printing, <strong>Inc</strong>., Shear Delight Barbershop Quartet sponsor<br />

Frank’s County Market, Oscar Mayer Wienermobile sponsor<br />

Stebnitz Builders, <strong>Inc</strong>. Bernie Brewer sponsor<br />

Educators Credit Union<br />

1st Congregational UCC Church<br />

Women’s Fellowship<br />

A+ Power Sports & Trailer Sales<br />

Abell’s Restaurant<br />

Aurora Lakeland Medical Center<br />

Chiropractic Center of Elkhorn, LLC<br />

Edward Jones, Stacy Whiteman Office<br />

Elkhorn Independent/Hi-Liter<br />

Shopping Guide<br />

$125 B RONZE S PONSORS<br />

H&R Block<br />

Holton Manor<br />

F RIENDS OF THE P ARADE<br />

Elkhorn Area Womens Club<br />

Elkhorn Auto Parts<br />

Flitcroft Plumbing, LLC<br />

Steve Hatcher<br />

Martin Business Group<br />

S ERVICE P ROVIDERS<br />

City of Elkhorn Public Works Dept. Elkhorn Police Department<br />

Donald Sparks Trucking<br />

Jackson Elementary<br />

Elkhorn Motors, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

Moy’s Restaurant<br />

State Long Distance Telephone Company<br />

MAJESTY TOURS<br />

(608) 754-6705<br />

HAPPY HOLIDAYS<br />

& Thank You to all of our<br />

TRAVELING FRIENDS<br />

Call for 2008 Newsletter<br />

Check out our New Tours:<br />

Visit us at: www.majestytoursllc.com<br />

Please patronize the above-mentioned businesses –<br />

they help make great things happen in our community!<br />

65140<br />

KD Bros. Construction Co.<br />

Reed Furniture<br />

Sweet & Maier, S.C.<br />

Powell’s Antique Shop<br />

Bill & Donna Riese<br />

The Signitarium<br />

Stuart Tank Sales Corp.<br />

Toe to Toe Ballet School, LLC<br />

Vintage on the Ponds<br />

Tasch Motors, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

Walworth County Fair Board<br />

WI National Guard Armory<br />

84639<br />

68135<br />

JIM IM CHEADLE HEADLE<br />

SCALES AND TAILS<br />

Fishing can be<br />

pure poetry<br />

Early ice truly is the time for some of the year’s<br />

best fishing, and a real favorite of those who<br />

chase “toothy critters” like the northern pike.<br />

They bite well under the ice, and also like to feed<br />

during the day when most folks are out.<br />

One of my favorite baits — and one I’m sure<br />

many of you also use — is dead bait, such as<br />

smelt. Among the new regulations this year, however,<br />

are restrictions to curb the spread of the<br />

VHS virus. These rules limit the use of dead bait.<br />

It can only be used if it came out of the waters<br />

you’re fishing. Anglers can keep live minnows in<br />

a container as long as they don’t leave the body of<br />

water they’re fishing. This can be difficult when<br />

there’s good ice cover.<br />

You can submerge a bucket under the water in<br />

a permanent shack for future use, but remember<br />

you may only have a hole 12 inches in diameter<br />

or square. When leaving the water you must<br />

drain all buckets and dispose of minnows in trash<br />

containers or your compost pile when you get<br />

home. If you have questions, just ask your local<br />

bait dealer.<br />

Many areas of bigger, deeper lakes are still<br />

open, so caution, as always, is he required.<br />

Now that Christmas is upon us, I’m including<br />

the “Fisherman’s Poem.” Many of you request a<br />

copy to enlarge and keep. I also have one hanging<br />

in my office.<br />

The Fisherman’s Poem<br />

I am a fisherman for life.<br />

I will always be a fisherman.<br />

It’s not something I do, It’s who I am.<br />

Fishing is not an escape, it’s where I belong,<br />

Where I’m supposed to be.<br />

It is not a place, but a lifelong journey.<br />

It is a passage my father showed me,<br />

And I will show to others.<br />

When you understand all of this<br />

You will know me,<br />

And we will fish together.<br />

So from the Wild Goose and dogs Reba,<br />

Nicki and Ruby: All my critters and I wish<br />

you Merry Christmas and a healthy and safe<br />

New Year.<br />

Write Jim Cheadle at 4108 W. Spring Creek, Beloit<br />

WI 53511. Call him at (608) 365-5280. E-mail him<br />

at jcheadle@inwave.com.<br />

Eighth-grader wins<br />

geography bee<br />

DELAVAN — Phoenix Middle School<br />

student Reed Wuttke took first place in<br />

the school’s annual geography bee held<br />

Dec. 3. The second-place finisher was<br />

Allison Polster. Both students are in<br />

eighth-grade.<br />

As the schoolwide winner, Reed<br />

advances to the next level of competition,<br />

a written examination to determine state<br />

competitors.<br />

This is considered the first round of the<br />

2008 National Geographic Bee. For the<br />

past 20 years, the National Geographic<br />

Society has hosted the National<br />

Geographic Bee for students in fourththrough<br />

eighth-grades in thousands of<br />

schools across the United States, as well<br />

as in the Department of Defense<br />

Dependents Schools around the world.<br />

All winners at the individual school<br />

level are eligible to win the national firstplace<br />

prize, a $25,000 college scholarship,<br />

at the national competition May 20-21 in<br />

Washington, D.C.

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Down to a science: Phoenix Middle School hosts science fair<br />

PHOTOS COURTESY OF PHOENIX MIDDLE SCHOOL<br />

Above, Nathan Smith won a first-place award for his soda volcano project Nov. 15 during<br />

the Phoenix Middle School Science Fair. At right, Miguel Ruelas also received a first-place<br />

award for his project, which examined which chocolate candy bar melts the fastest under<br />

certain conditions. A total of 12 participants received first-place ribbons for their projects.<br />

Send community briefs with photos<br />

and text to: News Desk, P.O.<br />

Box 367, Delavan, WI 53115 or email<br />

newsdesk@<br />

communityshoppers.com.<br />

Help keep someone warm<br />

this winter: The Lake<br />

Geneva Public Library will<br />

accept donations of winter outerwear<br />

through Friday for its<br />

Giving Tree program.<br />

Donations can be dropped off<br />

by the Giving Tree, located<br />

inside the library at 918 W.<br />

Main St. in Lake Geneva.<br />

Those wishing to donate<br />

money should make checks<br />

payable to The Clothes Closet;<br />

checks can be left at the circulation<br />

desk. For more information,<br />

call (262) 249-5299.<br />

Let the legion cook on<br />

Christmas: Delavan<br />

American Legion Post 95 will<br />

sponsor its annual Christmas<br />

Day dinner Tuesday, complete<br />

with a visit from Santa. Doors<br />

open at 10 a.m. and dinner will<br />

be served at noon. Carryouts<br />

and deliveries will be available<br />

to those who call or stop by<br />

after 10 a.m. The dinner will be<br />

held at the legion hall, 111 S.<br />

Second St. in Delavan. For<br />

more information, call (262)<br />

728-8948.<br />

Pay your fines, rebuild a<br />

library: The Irvin L. Young<br />

Memorial Library in Whitewater<br />

will donate the funds from all<br />

library fines paid in December<br />

to the Hancock County Library<br />

System, based in Bay St.<br />

Louis, Miss. Two of the system’s<br />

four libraries were<br />

destroyed during Hurricane<br />

Katrina, and the remaining two<br />

suffered heavy damage.<br />

Donations also will be accepted<br />

at the front desk of the<br />

library, located at 431 W.<br />

Center St. in Whitewater. For<br />

more information, call (262)<br />

473-0530.<br />

Get ‘moo’ving to apply for<br />

scholarship: The Dairy<br />

Farmers of Walworth County<br />

will award a $1,000 scholarship<br />

to a third- or fourth-year<br />

college student from Walworth<br />

County pursuing a dairy-related<br />

degree. Students who will<br />

be second-year students in a<br />

two-year program are also eligible.<br />

The scholarship will be<br />

available for the 2008-’09 academic<br />

year. The deadline is<br />

Feb. 1. For more information,<br />

call (262) 473-5097.<br />

Don’t be a square, learn to<br />

dance: The Limber Timbers<br />

Square Dance Club will begin<br />

its 2008 season on Jan. 2. The<br />

group meets from 7:30 p.m. to<br />

10 p.m. on every first and third<br />

Wednesday of the month at<br />

Elkhorn Area Middle School,<br />

located at 627 E. Court St. in<br />

Elkhorn. Classes are $4 for<br />

singles and $8 for couples. For<br />

more information, visit<br />

www.limbertimbers.org.<br />

IN BRIEF<br />

DELAVAN — Sixth-grade students<br />

at Phoenix Middle School in Delavan<br />

participated in the school’s annual science<br />

fair on Nov. 15.<br />

Wisconsin’s state standards require<br />

that students engage in scientific<br />

inquiry and problem-solving activities<br />

each academic year. The science fair<br />

fits into the sixth-grade curriculum<br />

because it addresses many of these<br />

standards by giving the students an<br />

opportunity to have real life experiences<br />

as a scientist.<br />

After each student chooses a topic,<br />

they were encouraged by science teachers<br />

Amy Bauer, Barb Perez and Kristin<br />

Teska to apply the scientific method to<br />

conduct independent research.<br />

Students had already been introduced<br />

to the scientific method in their<br />

science classrooms, and through the<br />

science fair, they were able to take that<br />

introductory knowledge and apply it to<br />

real-world scenarios.<br />

Once the experiments were performed<br />

and the results were recorded,<br />

students displayed this information on<br />

a poster board. The students’ science<br />

and English teachers then worked with<br />

them on writing a speech that would be<br />

delivered the night of the science fair.<br />

The speeches gave students an<br />

opportunity to present their information<br />

and hard work, and provided them<br />

with experience in speech-writing and<br />

delivery.<br />

Students were encouraged to write<br />

speeches that reflected upon what went<br />

right — and what went wrong — during<br />

their experiments.<br />

The poster boards were displayed<br />

and judged in the school’s gymnasium,<br />

where the science fair was held.<br />

Students were judged on how well they<br />

used the scientific method and on how<br />

thorough they were in their reflections.<br />

First-, second- and third-place and<br />

honorable-mention ribbons were<br />

awarded to the top students in each<br />

teacher’s class.<br />

First-place ribbons went to Nathan<br />

Smith, Jay Davis, Alexandra Lewis,<br />

Miguel Ruelas, Megan Erickson, Orin<br />

Jenks, Tlaloc Huerta, Alison Pickel,<br />

Connor Armstrong, Shelby Patton,<br />

Nefateria Guzman and Tiana Martin.<br />

A ROYAL PERFORMANCE<br />

PHOTO COURTESY OF YOUNG AUDITORIUM<br />

Experience 200 years of rich musical history and pageantry at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 11 with the Royal Scots<br />

Dragoon Guards and the Band of the Coldstream Guards. Drummers, dancers, and a band of<br />

Coldstream Guards will perform the music of Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales. The band is 49<br />

members strong and The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards are famous for their outstanding pipes, drums<br />

and highland dancers. The band members are all enlisted soldiers who serve their countries with distinction.<br />

They will perform at Young Auditorium in Whitewater. Call (262) 472-2222 or visit<br />

www.uww.edu/youngauditorium for ticket information.

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HOLIDAY<br />

FUN AT<br />

PESCHES<br />

HEATHER NOEL NELSON PHOTO<br />

Kirby Warner, 17, of Burlington, left and Mark Scheer, 18, of Williams Bay, take<br />

a walk through the Christmas trees at Pesche’s Greenhouse in Lake Geneva.<br />

Customers receive a poinsettia with purchase of any Christmas tree.<br />

Senior-Cise<br />

Hey, senior adults—looking for a chance to get out and stretch,<br />

strengthen and move this winter? Join us for this exhilarating class<br />

designed for seniors of all ages and activity levels. Please bring<br />

your own mat. Six-week session.<br />

Location:<br />

Mercy Walworth Hospital and Medical Center, Hwys. 50 and 67,<br />

Lake Geneva, lower-level conference room<br />

Saturdays starting January 12<br />

9-10 am. Cost: $10<br />

Space is limited and registration is required by calling (888) 39-MERCY.<br />

HEALTHYyou<br />

wellness offerings<br />

Beginning Pilates<br />

Pilates offers a total body workout while strengthening the spine and<br />

core muscles. You will also gain flexibility and learn to concentrate<br />

on breathing. Please bring your own mat. Six-week session.<br />

Location:<br />

Mercy Walworth Hospital and Medical Center, Hwys. 50 and 67,<br />

Lake Geneva, lower-level conference room<br />

Saturdays starting January 12<br />

10-11 am. Cost: $45<br />

MercyHealthSystem.org healing in the broadest sense<br />

TOP LEFT PHOTO COURTESY OF PESCHE’S GREENHOUSE<br />

REMAINING PHOTOS BY HEATHER NOEL NELSON<br />

At top left, Pesche’s Greenhouse sales<br />

manager Patty Kuper presents George<br />

Hach of Lake Geneva with a $100 gift certificate.<br />

Hach was the winner of Pesche's<br />

annual Christmas open-house drawing.<br />

Ten others received poinsettias: Nancy<br />

Yaeger, Joan Trickey, Julie Griffin, Doris<br />

Bain, Sally Gerson, Gordon Berg, Kara<br />

Stadel, Lynn King, Mary Ann Tuerk and<br />

Don Kruse. At left, Isaiah Justice Nelson,<br />

13 months, of Lake Geneva, enjoys a gingerbread<br />

cookie. Pesche’s serves up hot<br />

cider and cookies throughout the holiday<br />

season. Below, Jacgue and Mike Tertany of<br />

Fontana took a break from their Salvation<br />

Army bell-ringing Dec. 15 to do a little<br />

shopping at Pesche’s, located at W4080<br />

Highway 50, three miles west of Lake<br />

Geneva. Call (262) 245-1605.<br />

MERCY WALWORTH HOSPITAL &MEDICAL CENTER<br />

HWYS. 50 AND 67, LAKE GENEVA<br />

68002

14 Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 Place Your Ad Today!!<br />

Clues:<br />

Across<br />

1. Cry loudly.<br />

5. Fall behind.<br />

8. Actor _ West.<br />

12. Acronym for<br />

Acquisition Leadership<br />

Effectiveness Inventory.<br />

13. Handles roughly.<br />

15. Game in which numbered<br />

balls are drawn at<br />

random and players cover<br />

the corresponding numbers<br />

on their cards.<br />

16. Walking _.<br />

17. Political subdivisions<br />

of the three tribes of ancient<br />

Rome.<br />

18. Acronym for Australian<br />

Government Analytical<br />

Laboratories.<br />

19. Able to make bigger.<br />

22. Town in the Dutch<br />

province of Gelderland.<br />

23. Cowardly person.<br />

24. Institution that regulates<br />

heraldry in Scotland, _<br />

Court.<br />

26. Horseman of the<br />

Hungarian light cavalry.<br />

29. One in charge of something.<br />

31. Style of music popular<br />

in the second half of the<br />

19th century in the eastern<br />

province of Oriente, _<br />

Cubano.<br />

32. Dutch painter Jan<br />

Havickszoon _.<br />

34. Stripe of contrasting<br />

color.<br />

36. Cover in paper.<br />

38. Great Roman king of<br />

Judea.<br />

40. Without.<br />

41. Monetary gain.<br />

43. Various trees of the<br />

araucaria family.<br />

45. Covering structure.<br />

46. Lines of cliffs produced<br />

by faulting.<br />

48. Master planned community<br />

in Colorado _'s<br />

Reach.<br />

50. Acronym for Executive<br />

Office for Immigration<br />

Review.<br />

51. Acronym public limit<br />

order.<br />

52. Badge of a family of<br />

ancient feudal nobility.<br />

54. Members of the U.S.<br />

House of Representatives.<br />

61. Careless use of a<br />

sacred name.<br />

63. Austrian skier<br />

Hermann _.<br />

64. Nonalcoholic, flavored<br />

carbonated beverage.<br />

65. Expression of exuberance.<br />

66. Lost domestic animal.<br />

67. Tense.<br />

68. Froth on water.<br />

69. Say further.<br />

70. Finds acceptable.<br />

Down<br />

1. Reduce the intensity of.<br />

2. Race of winged spirits<br />

from Tinguian folklore.<br />

3. Enclosure in a ship's<br />

hold for pumps.<br />

4. Shades of light purple.<br />

5. German physicist Max<br />

Theodore Felix von_.<br />

6. Luminous radiation.<br />

7. Marked by ease and<br />

informality.<br />

8. Wandering African<br />

pygmy people.<br />

9. Process of degenerating.<br />

10. Type of genus of freshwater<br />

ducks.<br />

11. Shed a bodily covering.<br />

13. Captain Kathleen _,<br />

first woman to command a<br />

navy warship.<br />

14. French choreographer<br />

and dancer Marie _.<br />

20. Director _ Meyer.<br />

21. Organs of sight.<br />

25. Makes choices.<br />

26. Egyptian god of light.<br />

27. Not stressed.<br />

28. Gives off a strong odor.<br />

29. Whip used for flogging.<br />

30. Actor _ Haim.<br />

31. Abbreviation for<br />

Sweden.<br />

33. Fixed point in time<br />

from which a series of years<br />

is reckoned.<br />

35. Custom-made handgun<br />

intended for covert operations.<br />

37. Acronym for Personal<br />

Research Activity Office<br />

(Navy).<br />

39. Heavy fabric used as a<br />

curtain.<br />

Conveniently<br />

Located in<br />

Elkhorn<br />

42. Actor _ Bana.<br />

44. Evils.<br />

47. Formal dances given<br />

by high schools.<br />

49. Casualties.<br />

52. Cuts down standing<br />

herbage.<br />

53. Chief island of Hawaii.<br />

55. Acronym for National<br />

Athletic Trainers'<br />

Association.<br />

56. Prepare for action.<br />

57. Interpret a musical<br />

work in performance.<br />

58. Most frequent value of<br />

a set of data.<br />

59. Cutting side of a blade.<br />

60. Negative replies.<br />

62. Acronym for Herd<br />

Evaluation Services.<br />

Answers can be found<br />

elsewhere in this<br />

newspaper or at<br />

www.communityshoppers.com.<br />

ELKHORN<br />

58 W. Market St.<br />

Located behind Culver’s<br />

262-949-7273<br />

Class project<br />

transforms<br />

into business<br />

WHITEWATER<br />

— Two University<br />

of Wisconsin-<br />

Whitewater students<br />

have created<br />

their own holiday<br />

business selling<br />

Glee Boxes.<br />

The idea for Glee<br />

Boxes, which containWisconsinmade<br />

meats and<br />

cheeses, started as<br />

a new business venture<br />

for a class project.<br />

However, the<br />

project was expanded<br />

into a full business<br />

by students<br />

Nicholas Gleason<br />

and Michelle<br />

Brummel.<br />

A general business<br />

major, Gleason<br />

always had an<br />

interest in start-up<br />

businesses, and<br />

used the class project<br />

as a business<br />

venture opportunity.<br />

This is the second<br />

venture Gleason<br />

has undertaken this<br />

fall. In early<br />

September, Gleason<br />

partnered with local<br />

farmer, Dan<br />

Malone, to open<br />

Dan’s Meat Market<br />

in downtown<br />

Whitewater.<br />

Together with<br />

Brummel, the two<br />

developed Glee<br />

Boxes, meats and<br />

cheeses packaged in<br />

gift boxes.<br />

For more information,<br />

contact<br />

(262) 391-8346.<br />

Mon.-Thurs.<br />

9 a.m. - 7 p.m.<br />

Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.<br />

Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.<br />

64988 65143

Place Your Ad Today!! Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 15<br />

BY LYNN GREENE<br />

SENIOR EDITOR<br />

BURLINGTON — This year,<br />

the English Settlement United<br />

Methodist Church in Burlington<br />

is looking for nine babies.<br />

If they were to put a help-wanted<br />

ad in the paper it might read:<br />

“Job requirements include a willingness<br />

to be swaddled. Should be<br />

comfortable lying in a manger<br />

inside a barn, and must be accompanied<br />

by parents.”<br />

The job in question? Being part<br />

of a living nativity. The babies<br />

and their parents portray the key<br />

roles of Mary, Joseph and baby<br />

Jesus in the reenactment of the<br />

first nativity.<br />

“They don’t all come from our<br />

congregation; we get them wherever<br />

we can,” said Bev Squire, one<br />

of the event’s organizers.<br />

After 28 years of presenting<br />

the Christmas in the Barn, the<br />

church adjusted to the large<br />

influx of people wanting to see the<br />

event, and now<br />

offers live reen-<br />

actments every<br />

half-hour from<br />

5 p.m. to 8:30<br />

p.m.<br />

The event is<br />

always held on<br />

Christmas Eve<br />

at the Squire<br />

barn in<br />

Burlington.<br />

This year, organizers expect more<br />

than 1,200 people to attend.<br />

It’s an outreach activity for the<br />

church’s congregation, and it’s<br />

always been free to the public.<br />

“If people do insist on donating<br />

something, we give it to the<br />

Burlington food pantry,” Squire<br />

said.<br />

The idea for the nativity originated<br />

with the church’s former<br />

pastor, Joseph Webb.<br />

“Everyone liked it so well, we<br />

added a second service, then<br />

three, and we kept going,” Squire<br />

said.<br />

Today, Pastor Tom Long welcomes<br />

those gathered in the barn.<br />

“My role is really just to introduce<br />

the nativity and then tell<br />

them really important things like<br />

no smoking in the barn,” Long<br />

said with a laugh, adding that the<br />

living nativity is a wonderful tradition<br />

that is put on by the entire<br />

congregation.<br />

“I’ve always been so impressed<br />

with the job they do,” he said. “It’s<br />

a wonderful custom that rallies<br />

the church and provide inspiration<br />

for the community.”<br />

Christmas in the Barn started<br />

when Everett Squire owned the<br />

barn. His son John and wife<br />

Cindy now own the property and<br />

do their part to keep the tradition<br />

alive.<br />

Transforming the barn into a<br />

stable involves moving things<br />

around a bit, setting up straw<br />

bales — enough to seat 120 —<br />

and creating a stage area where a<br />

rough, wooden manger holds the<br />

baby Jesus and the supporting<br />

cast: Mary, Joseph, three wise<br />

LIVING<br />

NATIVITY<br />

Burlington church celebrates the<br />

true meaning of Christmas<br />

AT A GLANCE<br />

■ What: Christmas in the Barn: Living<br />

Nativity<br />

■ When: Viewings every half-hour from 5<br />

p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Monday.<br />

■ Location: The Squire Barn, 26715<br />

Church Road, Burlington<br />

■ Contact: Bev Squire, (262) 534-6592<br />

men, shepherds, angels and the<br />

innkeeper that turns the holy<br />

family away from the inn.<br />

Recasting the event each year<br />

is congregation-wide event. Kathy<br />

Rubach organizes the script for<br />

the program. Dale and Dan Noble<br />

provide the straw. Dick and Mary<br />

Alice provide the sheep. Rachel<br />

Bunker lines up the kids.<br />

“Bev organizes the babies, I<br />

arrange the rest of the kids in the<br />

cast,” Bunker said. “I teach<br />

Sunday School, so I have access to<br />

the kids, so to speak.”<br />

The women of the church<br />

organize and prepare the coffee,<br />

cookies and hot chocolate that are<br />

served to attendees and volunteers.<br />

The men of the church get<br />

together a few days before<br />

Christmas Eve to set up the barn,<br />

haul in straw bales and plow a<br />

field for parking. The volunteers<br />

organize the cars coming and<br />

going to the barn.<br />

The weather can be an unwitting<br />

character<br />

in the live<br />

nativity.<br />

“Last year, it<br />

was just mud,”<br />

Bunker said.<br />

“We just pray<br />

it’s not real<br />

muddy or real<br />

wet,” Squire<br />

said.<br />

Somehow, it<br />

all comes together.<br />

“Everybody does something,”<br />

Bunker said.<br />

The Bunker family — Rachel,<br />

her husband Jim and their four<br />

children — has been involved<br />

every year since they moved to<br />

Burlington in 1999. Gracie and<br />

Charley, the two youngest girls,<br />

played the part of baby Jesus<br />

when they were infants.<br />

“When Bev saw me pregnant at<br />

Valentine’s Day, she asked me if<br />

we would do it,” Bunker said.<br />

“That was when we had Gracie,<br />

so that was 2001.” Two years<br />

later it was Charley’s turn.<br />

Kennedy and Carson Bunker,<br />

the older children, also are<br />

involved.<br />

“They started young too, being<br />

angels or shepherds,” Bunker<br />

said. “Usually we have the older<br />

kids play the wise men.”<br />

Even Jim has been wrangled<br />

into playing a part when needed.<br />

“We have four readers and he<br />

usually does that, but a couple of<br />

years, I needed an innkeeper so I<br />

put him in costume,” Bunker<br />

said.<br />

The lantern-lit barn’s rustic setting<br />

does a good job of reproducing<br />

the biblical event. Originally<br />

the lanterns were fueled by<br />

kerosene; now they’ve been electrified.<br />

Real animals also play their<br />

parts. There are sheep, a calf and,<br />

of course, a donkey — the animal<br />

Mary rode into Bethlehem on.<br />

The costumes are kept from<br />

year to year and are stored at a<br />

church member’s house. They’ve<br />

been added to since the church<br />

staged its first Christmas in the<br />

Barn in 1969.<br />

“We’ve only had to cancel one<br />

year — it was just too cold,”<br />

Squire said.<br />

The costumes are hung in a<br />

dressing area on a pipe. The participants<br />

put the long garments<br />

on over their own clothes and<br />

play their parts for one of the<br />

half-hour viewings, then turn the<br />

costumes over to the next set of<br />

participants.<br />

During the enactment, the original<br />

nativity story is read and<br />

those gathered sing “O Little<br />

Town of Bethlehem,” “O Come All<br />

Ye Faithful,” and “Hark the<br />

Herald Angels Sing.”<br />

Betty and husband Richard<br />

attend the living nativity every<br />

year. Their daughter Jean got<br />

involved through her youth group<br />

when the event first began.<br />

The Nativity Story<br />

Luke 2:1-20<br />

In those days a decree went out from Emperor Augustus that all the world should be<br />

registered. This was the first registration and was taken while Quirinius was governor of<br />

Syria. All went to their own towns to be registered. Joseph also went from the town of<br />

Nazareth in Galilee to Judea, to the city of David called Bethlehem, because he was<br />

descended from the house and family of David. He went to be registered with Mary, to<br />

whom he was engaged and who was expecting a child. While they were there, the time<br />

came for her to deliver her child. And she gave birth to her firstborn son and wrapped him<br />

in bands of cloth, and laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the<br />

inn.<br />

“We always liked the singing,”<br />

Betty Rehberg said.<br />

The event has proven popular<br />

for many years.<br />

“Every year, we get letters from<br />

people after they’ve been to the<br />

Christmas in the Barn,” Squire<br />

said. “We put them in our scrapbook.<br />

It just overwhelms me how<br />

the members of our church, they<br />

just put everything aside for the<br />

Christmas in the Barn.”<br />

In that scrapbook are photos of<br />

many of the participants from<br />

years past. Before Tony Romo<br />

became the Dallas Cowboys’ quarterback,<br />

he played the part of a<br />

shepherd in the mid-’80s. Romo’s<br />

parents are still members of the<br />

church.<br />

Squire and her husband Earl<br />

have seen many of the kids grow<br />

up, have kids of their own and<br />

return again. Even though the<br />

PHOTOS COURTESY OF BEV SQUIRE<br />

At left, Andrea and Jeff VanDan<br />

and their son Vincent portrayed<br />

the holy family last year. Below,<br />

Jean and Jeff Iverson came<br />

back to Burlington with each of<br />

their children to portray the<br />

parts of Mary, Joseph and baby<br />

Jesus. This photo from 1993<br />

shows Emma, Trent and Blake<br />

with another participant as an<br />

angel in the background.<br />

Rehberg’s daughter Jean got married<br />

and moved away, her family<br />

kept coming back.<br />

Jean and Jeff Iverson live in<br />

Minnesota, but each of their children<br />

— Emma, Trent, Blake and<br />

Joel — played baby Jesus in various<br />

years.<br />

“Now the kids are older so they<br />

don’t make it back every year,”<br />

Rehberg said. “But, I’ve had<br />

grandchildren in there too.”<br />

Last year, her grandson Landon<br />

Rehberg played the baby Jesus<br />

for one of the segments.<br />

“It’s amazing how many people<br />

come,” Long said. “A lot of them<br />

aren’t members of our church, but<br />

they come to the barn and then go<br />

to their church service afterwards.”<br />

Said Bunker, “It’s our<br />

Christmas Eve. It’s become our<br />

tradition. The kids love it.”

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TAKING CARE OF<br />

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Cost of<br />

Christmas<br />

up 3 percent<br />

Not surprisingly, the significantly higher<br />

price of gold and increased compensation for<br />

minimum wage workers has made Christmas<br />

more expensive this year, according to the PNC<br />

Christmas Price Index. This tongue-in-cheek<br />

economic analysis is based on the cost of gifts in<br />

the holiday classic, “The Twelve Days of<br />

Christmas.”<br />

According to the 23rd annual survey, the cost<br />

this year is $19,507, a 3.1 percent increase over<br />

last year.<br />

“Each year, the Christmas Price Index<br />

reflects trends in the broader economy,” said<br />

James Dunigan, managing executive of investments<br />

for PNC Wealth Management. “This<br />

year, increased commodities prices, concerns<br />

about the value of the dollar, and the first minimum<br />

wage increase in 10 years were major factors<br />

in the increases to the Christmas Price<br />

Index.”<br />

True loves will have to pay a bit more for the<br />

five gold rings this year. Said Dunigan, “The<br />

cost of the gold<br />

... the eight maidsa-milking<br />

make<br />

minimum wage,<br />

and have not had<br />

an increase<br />

since 1997.<br />

rings in this year’s<br />

Christmas Price<br />

Index reflects the<br />

general trend of<br />

increasing commodity<br />

prices in the<br />

Consumer Price<br />

Index, including<br />

gold. In addition,<br />

increased fears<br />

about inflation and<br />

the value of the dol-<br />

lar may have led investors to turn to gold as a<br />

safer place to invest their money.”<br />

The price of five gold rings now totals $395, a<br />

21.5 percent increase over last year’s price, but<br />

still nowhere close to 1989 prices, when the five<br />

gold rings hit an all-time high of $750.<br />

As the only unskilled laborers in the<br />

Christmas Price Index, the eight maids-a-milking<br />

make minimum wage, and have not had an<br />

increase since 1997. This year, Congress<br />

increased their wages by 13.6 percent, bringing<br />

the cost of eight maids-a-milking for one hour to<br />

$46.80. The true love will have to reach deeper<br />

into his pockets for the milkmaids in 2008 and<br />

2009 as well, since Congress already has<br />

approved additional increases to the minimum<br />

wage for the next two years.<br />

The cost of most performers in the index rose<br />

a modest 3 percent to 4 percent, due primarily<br />

to an increase in compensation that reflects a<br />

current labor market with unemployment below<br />

5 percent.<br />

Among the feathered friends in the<br />

Christmas Price Index, the most notable development<br />

is a 20 percent increase in the price for<br />

six geese-a-laying.<br />

Said Dunigan, “For true loves planning to<br />

serve a Christmas goose for a holiday meal, this<br />

item will be a bit more expensive. Food prices<br />

have increased over the last year, which has<br />

had an impact on birds traditionally served as<br />

food.”<br />

Most of the other bird prices in the index didn’t<br />

change much from last year, thanks to<br />

steady supply and demand for partridges, turtle<br />

doves, French hens and swans.<br />

For those True Loves who prefer to do their<br />

shopping online, the trend is an overall price<br />

increase of of 3 percent.<br />

The opinions above are those of Tom Butenhoff<br />

and not necessarily of this paper or Stifel<br />

Nicolaus. Write to him in care of Stifel Nicolaus,<br />

330 E. Kilbourn Ave., Suite 250, Milwaukee, WI<br />

53202.<br />

A CHANGE OF ‘SCENE’RY<br />

Store offers<br />

designer fashions,<br />

gently used items<br />

Business name: Scene II<br />

Consignment Boutique<br />

Owner: Penny Gillihan<br />

Address: 237 E. Walworth Ave.,<br />

Delavan.<br />

Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday<br />

through Friday; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,<br />

Saturday; and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.,<br />

Sunday.<br />

Phone: (262) 728-9640<br />

Type of business: Scene II is a<br />

resale clothing boutique for the whole<br />

family. I also sell accessories and collectibles.<br />

When did the business open?<br />

The store was opened in 1981 by<br />

Delores Rubly.<br />

Why did you start this business?<br />

Resale shopping was always a fun<br />

experience for me, and I love working<br />

with the public. This job is the perfect<br />

fit for me.<br />

How did you get into this line of<br />

work? I was always a resale shopper<br />

and frequently shopped at Scene II in<br />

Elkhorn. When the owner needed<br />

help, I applied. I purchased the<br />

Delavan store from Pam Pierson in<br />

March 1999.<br />

What types of products or services<br />

does your business offer? I<br />

have many consignors who bring me<br />

everything from designer fashions to<br />

everyday clothing for men, women and<br />

children. New items and gently used<br />

accessories like shoes, boots and purses<br />

also are available. I have a large<br />

BY AMY RATH<br />

STAFF WRITER<br />

DELAVAN — Christmas came a few<br />

weeks early this year for Frank Nappe.<br />

The Elkhorn resident is the grandprize<br />

winner of <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Shoppers</strong>’<br />

Pick the Pros football contest. Nappe<br />

received his prize, a 42-inch Panasonic<br />

plasma high-definition television, Dec.<br />

14 at Sears in Lake Geneva.<br />

“I could not believe I won when they<br />

called and told me,” Nappe said. “It was<br />

a regular Tuesday afternoon; my wife<br />

was watching television while I played<br />

solitaire, when they called and surprised<br />

us with the news that we had<br />

won.”<br />

This is the first year CSI has sponsored<br />

the Pick the Pros contest.<br />

Director of Circulation Chris Wilhelms<br />

organized the promotion and sorted<br />

through the weekly entries.<br />

“This was something I had seen done<br />

at a previous newspaper I had worked<br />

for, and thought it could be good for<br />

CSI,” Wilhelms said. “We decided to run<br />

the contest for 14 weeks, so that we<br />

could give out the prize in time for<br />

Christmas.”<br />

Each week, contestants predicted the<br />

winners of 14 football games.<br />

Participants were ranked based on how<br />

many games they correctly picked<br />

throughout the season.<br />

Nappe and his family employed a<br />

team strategy in an effort to win the<br />

AMY RATH/STAFF<br />

Scene II owner Penny Gillihan stands next to a display of wool and fur winter coats<br />

inside her downtown Delavan store. Scene II offers a variety of items for men,<br />

women and children on a consignment basis.<br />

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selection of leather and fur coats and<br />

jackets, and a fabulous array of jewelry,<br />

from 14-karat gold and sterling silver<br />

to costume and vintage pieces.<br />

What has been your biggest<br />

challenge in your business? My<br />

biggest challenge has been keeping<br />

the quality and variety of what I offer<br />

outstanding, and the prices affordable<br />

for the bargain hunter.<br />

What aspect of the business do<br />

TV.<br />

“My son-in-law and I would get<br />

together each week and pick our<br />

teams,” he said. “We would make sure<br />

we had different predictions for him,<br />

myself and my wife, in hopes one of us<br />

would at least be right.”<br />

His son-in-law, Gary Wuhrman, finished<br />

a close second in the season-long<br />

contest, trailing Nappe by two points.<br />

In the spirit of the holidays, Nappe<br />

decided to give the television to<br />

Wuhrman.<br />

“They have a bigger living room than<br />

we do, and we really don’t need one so<br />

big,” Nappe said. “So I told him he<br />

could have it, and we are going to take<br />

his old one since it is newer than ours.”<br />

The TV is one of the more popular<br />

units sold at Sears, store owner Chuck<br />

you enjoy most? I enjoy meeting and<br />

helping new people every day. I have<br />

made many lasting friendships<br />

through the business.<br />

From what cities do your customers<br />

come? Many of my customers<br />

are from the Delavan, Elkhorn, Lake<br />

Geneva and Janesville areas. But I<br />

also have many loyal customers and<br />

consignors from the Milwaukee and<br />

Chicago suburbs.<br />

What are your future plans for<br />

the business? I hope to continue<br />

making the resale experience fun and<br />

rewarding for my customers and giving<br />

them the individual attention they<br />

deserve.<br />

An extra gift under the Christmas tree<br />

Elkhorn man wins<br />

‘Pick the Pros’ prize<br />

AMY RATH/STAFF<br />

Pick the Pros<br />

contest winner<br />

Frank Nappe,<br />

second from<br />

right, is<br />

congratulated by<br />

CSI General<br />

Manager Dan<br />

Pyfer, left, Sears<br />

owner Chuck<br />

Platts and CSI<br />

Special<br />

Sections/Projects<br />

Manager Diane<br />

Greenlee.<br />

Platts said. He added that he was<br />

happy to participate when CSI<br />

approached him about providing the<br />

prize.<br />

“I think this contest is a lot of fun for<br />

the community, and it is a great way to<br />

get people geared up for the football<br />

season,” he said. “Panasonic is a very<br />

popular brand, and this is a great television<br />

that I would love to have in my<br />

own home.”<br />

Other contest sponsors were A+<br />

Power Sports, Lake Geneva Country<br />

Meats, Country Ford of Lake Geneva,<br />

Two Seasons Bowl in Elkhorn, Verlo<br />

Mattress Factory Store in Lake Geneva,<br />

Mielke’s Sentry, Slumberland in<br />

Delavan, Subway of Delavan, Walworth<br />

and Williams Bay, Zingg Motor Corp.<br />

and Maxxx Motorsports.<br />

‘I THINK THIS CONTEST IS ... A GREAT WAY TO <strong>GET</strong> PEOPLE GEARED UP FOR THE FOOTBALL SEASON.’<br />

— CHUCK PLATTS, OWNER, SEARS OF LAKE GENEVA AND DELAVAN

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WALWORTH COUNTY SUNDAY PHOTO<br />

Clockwise, from the left, Rachel Iler,<br />

Wendy Hill, Abbey Hill and Joanna Erber<br />

enjoy the Victorian Christmas Evening<br />

hosted each December by the village of<br />

Sharon.<br />

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SANTA CLAUS:<br />

H appy H olidays<br />

A BRIEF HISTORY OF GIVING<br />

PHOTO COURTESY OF WALTER BOOTH<br />

Walter Booth, of Waukesha,<br />

shown visiting with Olivia<br />

Grace Weytens, is one of<br />

Santa’s helpers in southeastern<br />

Wisconsin. Booth is a<br />

member of the Amalgamated<br />

Order of Real Bearded Santas.<br />

Learn more at<br />

www.aorbsantas.com.<br />

M<br />

ost children know Santa Claus as a<br />

big, round, red-cheeked, joyous, old<br />

gentleman who delivers Christmas<br />

gifts clad in black boots and a redand-white<br />

suit. But really, who is Santa Claus<br />

and where did he come from?<br />

The legend of Santa Claus dates back to the<br />

4th century A.D., when a child named Nicholas<br />

was born. At that time, nobody knew he would<br />

become world-renowned as Santa Claus, but<br />

Nicholas soon showed signs of special abilities.<br />

Nicholas was a generous man, particularly<br />

devoted to children. He became the bishop of<br />

Myra, an area in present-day Turkey. After his<br />

death around 340 A.D., he was buried in Myra.<br />

In 1087, Italian sailors purportedly stole his<br />

remains and removed them to Bari, Italy, greatly<br />

increasing Nicholas’ popularity throughout<br />

Europe.<br />

His kindness and reputation for generosity<br />

gave rise to claims that he could perform miracles,<br />

and devotion to him increased. St. Nicholas<br />

became the patron saint of Russia, where he<br />

was known by his red cape, flowing white<br />

beard, and bishop's mitre.<br />

In Greece, he is the patron saint of sailors; in<br />

France, he’s the patron of lawyers; and in<br />

Belgium, he is the patron of children and travellers.<br />

Thousands of churches across Europe<br />

were dedicated to him, and sometime around<br />

the 12th century, an official church holiday was<br />

created in his honor. The Feast of St. Nicholas<br />

was celebrated Dec. 6, and the day was marked<br />

by gift-giving and charity.<br />

After the Reformation, European followers of<br />

St. Nicholas dwindled. The legend was kept<br />

alive in Holland where the Dutch spelling of his<br />

name — Sint Nikolaas — was eventually transformed<br />

to Sinterklaas. Dutch children would<br />

leave their wooden shoes by the fireplace, and<br />

Sinterklaas would reward good children by placing<br />

treats in their shoes.<br />

Dutch colonists brought this tradition with<br />

them to America in the 17th century, and shortly<br />

thereafter, the Anglican name of Santa Claus<br />

emerged.<br />

A Visit From Saint Nicholas<br />

In 1822, Clement C. Moore composed the<br />

poem “A Visit From Saint Nicholas,” published<br />

as “The Night Before Christmas” as a gift for<br />

his children. Moore read the poem to his wife<br />

and six children the night he wrote it, and supposedly<br />

thought no more about it.<br />

A family friend heard about it and submitted<br />

the poem to the Sentinel, a newspaper in<br />

upstate New York, which published it anonymously<br />

the following Christmas. Moore’s poem<br />

immediately caught the attention and imagination<br />

of those who heard it. Since then, the poem<br />

has been reprinted, translated into innumerable<br />

languages and circulated throughout the world.<br />

Clement Clarke Moore was born in 1779 to a<br />

well-known New York family. His father, the<br />

Rev. Benjamin Moore, was president of what is<br />

now Columbia University and was the<br />

Episcopal bishop of New York.<br />

Moore was an author, a noted Hebrew scholar,<br />

spoke five languages, and was an early realestate<br />

owner and developer in Manhattan.<br />

Despite his accomplishments, Clement Clarke<br />

Moore is widely remembered for writing “’Twas<br />

the Night Before Christmas.”<br />

Finally, in 1844, he included it in a book of<br />

his poetry. Moore died in 1863 and is buried in<br />

Trinity Cemetery in Washington Heights, N.Y.<br />

’Twas the Night Before<br />

Christmas<br />

OR, ‘A VISIT FROM ST. NICHOLAS’<br />

BY CLEMENT CLARKE MOORE<br />

’Twas the night before Christmas, when all through<br />

the house<br />

Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.<br />

The stockings were hung by the chimney with care,<br />

In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there.<br />

The children were nestled all snug in their beds,<br />

While visions of sugar plums danced in their heads.<br />

And Mama in her ’kerchief, and I in my cap,<br />

Had just settled our brains for a long winter’s nap.<br />

When out on the roof there arose such a clatter,<br />

I sprang from my bed to see what was the matter.<br />

Away to the window I flew like a flash,<br />

Tore open the shutter, and threw up the sash.<br />

The moon on the breast of the new-fallen snow<br />

Gave the lustre of midday to objects below,<br />

When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,<br />

But a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer.<br />

With a little old driver, so lively and quick,<br />

I knew in a moment it must be St. Nick.<br />

More rapid than eagles, his coursers they came,<br />

And he whistled and shouted and called them by<br />

name:<br />

“Now Dasher! Now Dancer!<br />

Now, Prancer and Vixen!<br />

On, Comet! On, Cupid!<br />

On, Donner and Blitzen!<br />

To the top of the porch!<br />

To the top of the wall!<br />

Now dash away! Dash away!<br />

Dash away all!”<br />

As dry leaves that before the wild hurricane fly,<br />

When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky<br />

So up to the house-top the coursers they flew,<br />

With the sleigh full of toys, and St. Nicholas too.<br />

And then, in a twinkling, I heard on the roof<br />

The prancing and pawing of each little hoof.<br />

As I drew in my head and was turning around,<br />

Down the chimney St. Nicholas came with a bound.<br />

He was dressed all in fur, from his head to his foot,<br />

And his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and<br />

soot.<br />

A bundle of toys he had flung on his back,<br />

And he looked like a peddler just opening his pack.<br />

His eyes — how they twinkled! His dimples, how<br />

merry!<br />

His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry!<br />

His droll little mouth was drawn up like a bow,<br />

And the beard on his chin was as white as the snow.<br />

The stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth,<br />

And the smoke it encircled his head like a wreath.<br />

He had a broad face and a little round belly,<br />

That shook when he laughed, like a bowl full of<br />

jelly.<br />

He was chubby and plump, a right jolly old elf,<br />

And I laughed when I saw him, in spite of myself.<br />

A wink of his eye and a twist of his head<br />

Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread.<br />

He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work,<br />

And filled all the stockings, then turned with a jerk.<br />

And laying his finger aside of his nose,<br />

And giving a nod, up the chimney he rose.<br />

He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle,<br />

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20 Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 Place Your Ad Today!!<br />

Christmas memories are made of this ...<br />

W<br />

hen I was growing up, we lived in a<br />

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house the workers who built submarines at our<br />

local shipyard.<br />

We lived in a very small house, and I was the<br />

oldest of six siblings. A very loving Mom and<br />

Dad took a bad situation and made it seem<br />

OK. They taught us to appreciate what we had<br />

and to do what we had to do — sharing was<br />

tops on the list. By this generation’s values, we<br />

were poor, but we were rich in the important<br />

things of life.<br />

December was always an exciting month. We<br />

went to a Lutheran school, and plans for our<br />

big Christmas Eve pageant were under way.<br />

The huge tree in church was decorated as it<br />

lay on its side down the long church aisle, and<br />

then hoisted it up with pulleys. It almost<br />

touched the ceiling and was lit so beautifully.<br />

The church, with its flowers, was so warm and<br />

inviting — a joy in your heart.<br />

I remember walking into the church that<br />

night, organ music playing and all the people<br />

there to see our pageant.<br />

When we got home, Mom made us a beautiful<br />

meal; dessert was cookies and breads she<br />

had baked, and we had hot chocolate or cider<br />

in the living room to drink while we opened<br />

our gifts.<br />

We each received two gifts; one was something<br />

we really needed — boots, a coat or<br />

something practical — and one gift just for fun.<br />

But, the gifts were secondary to the rest of that<br />

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T<br />

here are many special Christmas memories,<br />

but one lies deep in my heart and<br />

stands apart from the rest.<br />

That Christmas, I was probably around 10<br />

years old, the oldest daughter of a family of six.<br />

My dad worked in an automobile factory that<br />

always laid-off workers around Christmas. In<br />

order to make ends meet, my dad would drive a<br />

taxi, day and night, until he was called back to<br />

work. This particular Christmas was especially<br />

lean — no tree, no gifts,<br />

and it was already<br />

Christmas Eve Day. My<br />

dad was driving taxi all<br />

day, but came home<br />

early before the stores<br />

closed.<br />

We all bundled up for<br />

a drive to the dime<br />

store. Mom and Dad<br />

gave us some money,<br />

and we went our separate<br />

ways to shop for<br />

presents for each other.<br />

Back home, we<br />

Thank You<br />

for<br />

Calling<br />

Your Home<br />

for the Holidays<br />

With Thanks from All of Us!<br />

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A Happy New Year<br />

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WHAT I<br />

REMEMBER MOST<br />

ABOUT THIS<br />

CHRISTMAS<br />

WAS THE<br />

TO<strong>GET</strong>HERNESS<br />

OF OUR FAMILY.<br />

wrapped our gifts however we wanted, and<br />

placed them under the artificial table-top tree<br />

we had bought at the dime store.<br />

What I remember most about this Christmas<br />

was the togetherness of our family. When we<br />

were given money to buy gifts, the thought<br />

never came to mind to buy something for ourselves<br />

— instinctively, we bought for each other.<br />

The gifts were secondary to the love from whom<br />

they came.<br />

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ith the excitement and anticipation of a young child, I looked<br />

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southwest of Barneveld, Wis. It would be the first family<br />

Christmas since my dad had returned home from World War II. The<br />

weather was cold and the snow was too deep to plow.<br />

My dad had a new 1946 Ford, and it was the only vehicle headed to my<br />

grandparents with a working heater. I was the oldest of the seven young<br />

cousins going to the family Christmas. My dad put us kids in this warm<br />

car. With tire chains on all of the vehicles, by cutting fences and going<br />

through farm fields, the family arrived two hours later at my grandparents’<br />

warm house. The gift I received that day was a child’s tea set with<br />

cups, tray and tea pot. The joy of a family Christmas and a single gift are<br />

enough to keep this a special Christmas for me.<br />

— Nancy (Griffiths) Fieldhouse, Delavan<br />

O<br />

ne year, maybe 20 years ago or so, our oldest daughter called<br />

and said, “Mom, can we come home for Christmas? Our three<br />

daughters and their families came — sleeping bags all over the<br />

house for three days and nights. By the way, they all live here in Lake<br />

Geneva. What a time we had. My freezers were bulging, but they were<br />

empty when they left. I loved it!<br />

We also have two sons. They go to their wives’ families and come sometimes<br />

during Christmas Day. Then, we continue on with our Christmas.<br />

There will be 21 of us this year.<br />

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Christmas traditions<br />

RAISE A TOAST TO THIS HOLIDAY FAVORITE<br />

Raise a toast to the holidays and you might just be sporting eggnog in<br />

that glass. It’s a typical holiday drink that appears in the dairy section<br />

around October. But did you know that drinking eggnog at Christmas is<br />

believed to go back as far as the early 17th century?<br />

Eggnog is a variation of a British drink, posset, which contains eggs,<br />

milk and ale. A well-made posset<br />

was said to have three different<br />

layers. The top layer, or the<br />

‘grace,’ was white and foamy. In<br />

the middle was a smooth, spicy<br />

custard; at the bottom was a<br />

pungent alcoholic liquid. The top<br />

layers were eaten with a spoon;<br />

the fermented beverage below<br />

was drunk through the ‘pipe,’ or<br />

spout of the posset pot.<br />

Eggnog became common to the<br />

upper-class in England during the<br />

1800s. Eggnog literally means “eggs<br />

inside a small cup.” Formerly referred to<br />

as “egg and grog in a noggin,” this beverage’s<br />

name was shortened to eggnog.<br />

Noggin referred to a wooden mug that<br />

was used to serve drinks in taverns. Grog<br />

means rum or alcohol.<br />

In the late<br />

1700s, eggnog<br />

made its way to the<br />

United States from<br />

England. Centuries later, eggnog, with its many<br />

variations, is still an incredibly popular drink<br />

during the holiday season. Generally, though, the<br />

U.S. version of eggnog includes milk, sugar, egg<br />

yolks, and heavy cream. During Colonial times,<br />

rum was used as the alcohol.<br />

Antique posset cup<br />

Today, you may find eggnog spiked with brandy, rum, whisky, amaretto<br />

or another alcohol. It is also served without the benefit of alcohol.<br />

Before the worries of consuming raw egg products appeared, eggnog<br />

was indeed made with raw eggs. Today, the eggs are cooked into a light<br />

custard first. Commercial products are pasteurized.<br />

Eggnog<br />

Serves 8 - 12<br />

12 eggs, beaten<br />

1-1/3 cup sugar<br />

pinch salt<br />

10 cups whole milk<br />

2 Tbsps. vanilla<br />

4 cups heavy whipping cream<br />

2/3 cup powdered sugar<br />

2 cups rum or brandy (optional)<br />

1/2 tsp. ground nutmeg<br />

In a heavy pot, combine eggs, 1/3<br />

cup sugar, and salt and beat with<br />

wire whisk. Gradually stir in milk,<br />

beating until mixture is smooth.<br />

Cook 10 to 15 minutes over medium<br />

heat stirring constantly, until<br />

mixture coats a metal spoon.<br />

Remove custard from heat and<br />

stir in vanilla. Chill for about 4<br />

hours.<br />

In a large mixer bowl, combine<br />

heavy cream and powdered sugar.<br />

Beat until stiff peaks form. Stir in<br />

rum (or equal amount of milk) and<br />

fold whipped cream mixture into<br />

the cooled custard. Pour eggnog<br />

into serving bowl, and sprinkle<br />

with nutmeg.<br />

Lemon posset<br />

3 cups heavy cream<br />

1-1/4 cups sugar<br />

3 lemons, juiced<br />

3 Tbsps. additional heavy cream<br />

for topping<br />

In a saucepan, stir together 3<br />

cups of cream and sugar. Bring to a<br />

boil, and cook for 2 to 3 minutes.<br />

Stir in the lemon juice. Pour into<br />

serving glasses (martini or wine<br />

glasses will work,) and refrigerate<br />

until set, about 5 hours. Pour a little<br />

more cream over the tops just<br />

before serving.<br />

Candied citrus peel<br />

— This is a good way to deal<br />

with all those gifts of citrus. It<br />

lasts for a long time and can be<br />

added to breads, cookies or<br />

muffins, used to top a coffeecake or<br />

cream pie or decorate a frosted<br />

cake. use up lemon rind and it goes<br />

good with coffee or on cake. You<br />

can use any citrus fruit: orange,<br />

lemon or grapefruit. If you use<br />

oranges you can add brandy, cloves<br />

or other spices to the mixture.<br />

3 lemons or oranges<br />

2 cups water<br />

2 cups sugar, or as needed<br />

Cut citrus into slices, and<br />

remove the fruit pulp. Scrape off as<br />

much of the white inner layer as<br />

you can as that is the bitter part.<br />

Bring water to a boil in a small<br />

pan, and add citrus peels. Boil for<br />

about 5 minutes, until tender.<br />

Remove peels from water, and stir<br />

in sugar. Return to a boil, add<br />

peels, and boil until transparent.<br />

Drain, and allow to dry before<br />

rolling in sugar and storing in a<br />

tightly closed container.<br />

Candied Apples<br />

— This recipe uses black currant<br />

syrup, the type used to flavor<br />

drinks, to give the candied apples a<br />

beautiful red candy coating.<br />

Smaller apples will work the best.<br />

20 small red apples<br />

5 cups white sugar<br />

1/2 cup corn syrup, light or dark<br />

1-1/2 cups mineral water<br />

2 Tbsps. black currant syrup<br />

Place wooden sticks into each<br />

apple at the stem end. Set aside.<br />

In a heavy saucepan, mix together<br />

the sugar, corn syrup and water.<br />

Bring to a boil, then reduce the<br />

heat to medium and continue to<br />

cook until the mixture reaches 300<br />

to 310°F or until the mixture<br />

reaches the hard crack stage —<br />

when a small amount of syrup<br />

dropped into cold water forms<br />

hard, brittle threads. This will take<br />

a good 45 minutes.<br />

Remove the sugar mixture from<br />

the heat and stir in the black currant<br />

syrup. Quickly dip all of the<br />

apples, holding them by the stick.<br />

Set on waxed paper to dry.

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in Whitewater. The event featured actors portraying the story of the birth of<br />

Jesus Christ. Visitors enjoyed Christmas carols, a petting zoo, camel rides,<br />

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I attended a rural school for eight years, so I<br />

knew what to expect at Christmas — a program<br />

and party for the pupils and the whole community.<br />

During Thanksgiving break, I found plays,<br />

poems, songs and other things so each pupil had<br />

several things to memorize for the program.<br />

From then until the big night, we really practiced.<br />

At last, the night arrived. Decorations were<br />

up, the tree was lit. Pupils all looking their best.<br />

The audience really liked the program. A success!<br />

Then Santa came and passed out candy<br />

and the gifts that the children had brought for<br />

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hristmas 1946 is indeed memorable for<br />

me. I was 7 years old and enjoyed the<br />

company of two active, energetic,<br />

inquisitive — and sometimes annoying —<br />

younger brothers. However, our family dynamics<br />

were about to change. Our mother was soon<br />

to deliver a new baby.<br />

The birth occurred Dec. 17 at St. Joseph’s<br />

Hospital in Marshfield, Wis. To my great joy,<br />

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baby girl. Finally, I had a sister, and my<br />

parents allowed me to pick her first name —<br />

Beverly.<br />

Mom came home with our new sister on<br />

Christmas Eve day. Mother and Dad put<br />

Beverly Anne in my doll buggy, wheeled her<br />

over to the Christmas tree and said, “Here’s<br />

your Christmas present, a real live doll.”<br />

For many years, our baby sister was called<br />

“Dolly.” This year, she turned 61 years old on<br />

Dec. 17, and we still treasure her as our<br />

Christmas “Dolly.”<br />

— Karen L. Redmann, Janesville<br />

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Deejay<br />

celebrates<br />

10 years<br />

TWIN LAKES —<br />

In 1998, 12-year-old<br />

Twin Lakes native<br />

Travis Wetzel was<br />

asked to bring some<br />

music to play at his<br />

aunt’s surprise<br />

birthday party. This<br />

was a big responsibility<br />

for a young<br />

boy, but he brought<br />

the noise, the people<br />

liked it and they<br />

wanted more.<br />

From that day on,<br />

Wetzel decided he<br />

would be the man to<br />

provide the music.<br />

Shortly after his initial<br />

gig, he tapped<br />

into his various<br />

resources and created<br />

his deejay service,<br />

Trav-A-Ling<br />

Tunes.<br />

“I really enjoyed<br />

giving people an<br />

opportunity to have<br />

fun while using<br />

music as my tool,”<br />

Wetzel said. “That<br />

night I decided I<br />

really wanted to continue<br />

to deejay.”<br />

Now almost 10<br />

years later, Wetzel is<br />

a senior studying<br />

business and marketing<br />

education at<br />

the University of<br />

Wisconsin-<br />

Whitewater, but he<br />

hasn’t given up on<br />

his career as a deejay.<br />

In fact, he has<br />

expanded it to<br />

become one of the<br />

most recognized deejay<br />

services in southern<br />

Wisconsin.<br />

Wetzel will be celebrating<br />

his 10th<br />

year as the owner<br />

and operator of<br />

Trav-A-Ling Tunes<br />

early in 2008 and<br />

plans to stick with it<br />

for years to come.<br />

“At first because I<br />

was so young, I only<br />

wanted to deejay for<br />

elementary and middle<br />

schools,” he said.<br />

Now he provides<br />

sound and lighting<br />

services for high<br />

schools, colleges,<br />

weddings, private<br />

parties, corporate<br />

events, and concerts.<br />

“I find it amazing<br />

that 10 years later, I<br />

am still deejaying<br />

with more bookings<br />

than ever before,” he<br />

added.<br />

Wetzel still has<br />

his priorities<br />

straight though. He<br />

understands that<br />

finishing his education<br />

comes first and<br />

will help in the long<br />

run.<br />

“It gets tricky<br />

handling my college<br />

classes in addition to<br />

running a business,”<br />

he said. “But being a<br />

business and marketing<br />

education<br />

student at UW-<br />

Whitewater has<br />

helped me become a<br />

more intelligent<br />

entrepreneur.”

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Dahle family donates<br />

$100,000 in scholarships<br />

WHITEWATER — The Dahle Family<br />

Memorial Scholarship, sponsored by alumni of<br />

the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, has<br />

received $100,000 in new funds from family<br />

members of the original donors.<br />

The new money makes it possible to offer<br />

additional scholarships<br />

for the 2007-’08 school<br />

year and $10,000 per<br />

year in scholarships<br />

for the next nine<br />

years.<br />

“This is a wonderful<br />

addition to our college,”<br />

said Megan<br />

Matthews, director of<br />

advancement for the<br />

College of Arts and<br />

Communication. “The<br />

impact that this gift<br />

makes in the lives of<br />

the students receiving<br />

the scholarships is<br />

more than just the<br />

dollars they receive, it<br />

encourages them as<br />

they pursue their<br />

dreams to change the<br />

future.”<br />

The Dahle Family<br />

Memorial Scholarship<br />

was established by<br />

the family of Ann and<br />

Jon Dahle in honor of<br />

their commitment to<br />

the university. Ann<br />

joined UW-<br />

Whitewater in 1927<br />

working in the registrar’s<br />

office. Through<br />

her 29-year career,<br />

she affected the lives<br />

of countless students,<br />

especially as the<br />

director of student<br />

admissions. Ann’s<br />

children, Jon and<br />

Mary, both graduated<br />

from Whitewater<br />

College High School.<br />

Ann’s son Jon graduated<br />

from UW-<br />

Whitewater in 1938.<br />

He was involved in<br />

football, basketball<br />

and track. He was<br />

also voted the Most<br />

Popular Man on campus<br />

in 1938. As an<br />

alumnus, Jon was<br />

actively involved with<br />

the university.<br />

The new funds were<br />

donated by Mary and<br />

her husband Warren<br />

Armstrong, and will<br />

have a significant<br />

impact on students<br />

and the college’s<br />

scholarship program<br />

for the next 10 years.<br />

It also will continue<br />

to make a difference,<br />

as the interest it<br />

earns helps increase<br />

the original principal<br />

amount.<br />

“We are happy that<br />

our family connection<br />

to the university lives<br />

on through the Dahle<br />

Scholarships,” said<br />

Jon Armstrong, Mary<br />

and Warren’s son.<br />

The college had a<br />

special scholarship<br />

competition to give<br />

out the additional<br />

scholarships this year.<br />

The recipients are<br />

senior Ben Fiess of<br />

Watertown, sophomore<br />

Michael Roemer<br />

of Brodhead and sophomore<br />

Tyler King of<br />

Jefferson. Fiess is<br />

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Hot Food Trays<br />

• Lasagna<br />

• Chicken Vesuvio<br />

• Homemade Italian Sausage or<br />

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good home. This special page can save<br />

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Ag Day at the Capitol<br />

planned for Jan. 30<br />

MADISON — Ag Day at the Capitol is set<br />

for Jan. 30 at the Monona Terrace in<br />

Madison.<br />

The event is the largest gathering of farmers<br />

from across the state, representing a<br />

variety of farm groups to learn more about<br />

state issues, and meet with their state representatives.<br />

The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation<br />

said the day will include discussion on protection<br />

of the right-to-farm law, health care,<br />

renewal energy and nutrient management.<br />

“The difference this day makes for agriculture<br />

is tremendous,” said Bill Bruins, president<br />

of the Farm Bureau. “By having farmers<br />

from every major farm group and commodity<br />

in the state taking part, our legislative<br />

leaders have no doubt about the needs<br />

and opportunities for a growing agricultural<br />

sector in Wisconsin.”<br />

Ag Day at the Capitol begins at 12:30 p.m.<br />

with a briefing on state issues. Several legislative<br />

speakers will be invited to address<br />

farmers. At 3 p.m., farmers will walk to the<br />

Capitol and meet with their representatives<br />

to lobby on issues favorable for Wisconsin<br />

farmers. A buffet dinner will be held starting<br />

at 5 p.m. at Monona Terrace.<br />

Farmers can register by calling the<br />

Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation at (800)<br />

261-3276. The cost is $10. Registration deadline<br />

is Jan. 18. Late registrations will cost<br />

$15.<br />

Children’s center<br />

receives mark of quality<br />

WHITEWATER — The University of<br />

Wisconsin-Whitewater Children’s Center has<br />

earned the National Association for the<br />

Education of Young Children mark of quality.<br />

The children’s center is one of the first programs<br />

in the country to be recognized by the<br />

NAEYC for its excellence in the early childhood<br />

education field.<br />

To achieve NAEYC accreditation, early-childhood<br />

education programs volunteer to be measured<br />

against the most robust and rigorous<br />

national standards on education, health and<br />

safety.<br />

“We’re proud to have earned the mark of quality<br />

from NAEYC, and be recognized for our commitment<br />

to reaching the highest professional<br />

standards,” said Cigdem Unal, director of the<br />

children’s center.<br />

To achieve NAEYC Accreditation, a program<br />

must meet all required criteria and meet at<br />

‘We’re proud to have<br />

earned the mark of<br />

quality from NAEYC,<br />

and be recognized for<br />

our commitment to<br />

reaching the highest<br />

professional standards’<br />

— Cigdem Unal<br />

Children’s Center director<br />

least 80 percent<br />

of the criteria<br />

on which<br />

it is assessed<br />

for each program<br />

standard.<br />

For curriculum<br />

and physicalenvironment,<br />

the UW-<br />

Whitewater<br />

Children’s<br />

Center earned<br />

88 percent and<br />

the following<br />

categories<br />

placed in the 100 percent range: relationships,<br />

teaching, assessment of child progress, health,<br />

teachers, families, community relationships and<br />

leadership and management.<br />

In the 20 years since NAEYC accreditation<br />

was established, it has become a widely recognized<br />

sign of high-quality early childhood education.<br />

More than<br />

More than 11,000 programs serving 1 million<br />

young children — approximately 8 percent of all<br />

preschools and early childhood programs — currently<br />

are accredited by NAEYC.<br />

“The new accreditation system raises the bar<br />

for preschools, childcare centers and other early<br />

childhood programs,” said Mark Ginsberg, executive<br />

director of NAEYC. “The UW-Whitewater<br />

Children’s Center’s NAEYC accreditation is a<br />

sign that they are a leader in a national effort to<br />

invest in high-quality early childhood education<br />

and to help give all children a better start.”<br />

For more information, visit<br />

www.naeyc.org/accreditation.

26 Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 Place Your Ad Today!!<br />

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Twinkling lights always draw a crowd<br />

PHOTO COURTESY OF DANA PATTEN<br />

Pam Wolff, of Waterford, right, passes out Christmas lights to young volunteers<br />

as they help finish her holiday lighting display. Wolff and her late husband<br />

turned their 100,000-light hobby into a unique fundraiser for the<br />

Lakeland Animal Welfare Society. Several volunteers helped assemble the display<br />

this year so Wolff could still display the lights and collect donations.<br />

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Holiday lighting display serves<br />

as fundraiser for furry friends<br />

BY AMY RATH<br />

STAFF WRITER<br />

WATERFORD — The twinkle of lights is a<br />

familiar sight around the holidays, especially<br />

for those who drive past the home of Pam Wolff.<br />

Over 100,000 lights are displayed each holiday<br />

season across 1.5 acres of her country<br />

homestead, located at 23230 County Road K,<br />

outside of Waterford.<br />

“This is a tradition my husband (Bobby)<br />

started several years ago after he retired,” Wolff<br />

said. “He loved the holidays and decided he had<br />

the time and energy it takes to make a display<br />

of this size.”<br />

After several years of watching people from<br />

near and far drive by their home to enjoy the<br />

lights, the couple came up with a unique way to<br />

turn their hobby into a way to give back to the<br />

community.<br />

For the past eight years, the Wolffs have<br />

gathered collections of food, supplies and monetary<br />

funds to benefit the Lakeland Animal<br />

Welfare Society. They place barrels at the end<br />

of their driveway, and ask those who visit the<br />

display to donate to the shelter.<br />

“We figured since the lights already drew in a<br />

crowd, this would be an easy way to help give<br />

back at Christmas time,” Wolff said.<br />

Since they began the special fundraiser, the<br />

outpouring of support has been overwhelming.<br />

Last season, they raised thousands of pounds of<br />

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every year with their display, and their donation<br />

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Though friends and co-workers have always<br />

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year, the help from friends and from the shelter<br />

meant even more. Bobby Wolff passed away<br />

earlier this fall.<br />

“I never would have been able to set up this<br />

display on my own,” Wolff said. “It meant a lot<br />

to me to have so many people so willing to help<br />

make this happen, as helping animals was<br />

always so important to both Bobby and I.”<br />

The couple’s support for the shelter goes<br />

beyond their holiday lighting. They have been<br />

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After finding a stray in their neighborhood,<br />

they took it to the Lakeland Animal Shelter and<br />

were surprised by how many animals were<br />

housed there.<br />

“We had wanted to foster animals for a while<br />

and when we saw how great (Lakeland’s) need<br />

was for homes willing to foster cats, we were<br />

eager to help,” Wolff said.<br />

She added that she plans to continue to not<br />

only foster animals, but to keep the lighting<br />

display fundraiser going as long as she is able<br />

to.<br />

“If you ask anyone who knew (my husband),<br />

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Buddy system works well at Lake Geneva school<br />

LAKE GENEVA — Sequencing was the task of the<br />

day at Eastview Elementary School, when kindergarten<br />

students in Tami Martin’s class paired with their buddies<br />

in Karie Huttner’s second-grade class to create<br />

computer-based story boards.<br />

The story boards were complete with the kindergartner's<br />

drawings, written text and voice-overs.<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>orporating three pictures, the kindergarten students<br />

drew from their trip to the Lake Geneva fire station,<br />

the kindergartners focused on sequencing: the concept<br />

of things having a beginning, middle and end.<br />

Second-grade buddies helped the kindergarten students<br />

if they got stuck on the sequencing of the trip.<br />

“My students learn how to apply and teach another<br />

person what they themselves are learning,” Huttner<br />

said.<br />

The second-graders scanned the pictures and<br />

uploaded them to Story Board, a computerized program<br />

used to organize media into a book-like format. The<br />

students worked together to set the pictures to music<br />

and recorded the kindergartners telling the story of the<br />

trip. Listening in the room as the students worked on<br />

their projects, the children giggled with excitement and<br />

pride as they heard their own voices play back their<br />

own stories through the computer.<br />

The students also used the 6+1 Traits of Writing<br />

model with adding details into pictures and words. The<br />

program is an instructional model focusing on ideas,<br />

organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency, conventions<br />

and presentation. Lake Geneva Schools have<br />

placed great emphasis on the model for the last several<br />

years.<br />

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Christmas in the Country,<br />

Nov. 24-Dec. 28: Grand Geneva<br />

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festival of lights, music, theatre,<br />

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The festival continues<br />

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Geneva and features dozens of<br />

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holiday teas, gingerbread house<br />

building contests, breakfast with<br />

Santa and more. There are daily<br />

performances of Hooray for<br />

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Dec. 25:<br />

Christmas dinner, Dec. 25,<br />

sponsored by the Elkhorn<br />

Kiwanis Club. Free community<br />

meal with a goodwill offering. 2<br />

p.m. For more information call<br />

(262) 723-3246 or e-mail<br />

info@elkhornkiwanis.org.<br />

Dec. 26:<br />

Thank You Line, Dec. 26, children<br />

call to thank Santa or Mrs.<br />

Claus from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. (262)<br />

763-7111. Sponsored by Mount<br />

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Dec. 27:<br />

Yo-Yo class, Dec. 27,<br />

Christmas at the top museum,<br />

Dec. 27, 28 and 3, Spinning Top<br />

Museum, 533 Milwaukee Ave.,<br />

Burlington. Ages 8 to adult. Call<br />

ahead. (262)763-3946, www.topmuseum.org.<br />

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Christmas at the Top<br />

Museum, Dec. 27-30. Hands-on<br />

spinning tops, exhibit, live show,<br />

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call ahead, children must<br />

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Dec. 31:<br />

Burlington Liars Club chooses<br />

Championship Lie for the<br />

ing and technology.<br />

“My students are writing and bringing to life their<br />

buddies stories,” she said.<br />

Working with buddies is also a growing concept<br />

throughout the Lake Geneva school system. Martin and<br />

Huttner have incorporated the buddy method into<br />

many elements of learning during this school year.<br />

“The partnership is nice for all students,” Martin<br />

said. “It is a time my kindergartners look forward to<br />

because they are able to work with a second-grader to<br />

learn advanced computer skills as well.”<br />

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Wis., 53105.<br />

Jan. 5:<br />

Elks Hoop Shoot, Jan. 5, at<br />

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PHOTO CREDIT<br />

Deana Patino, right, works with<br />

kindergartner Karen Soto on a<br />

sequencing project. The project<br />

incorporates drawings by Patino<br />

from a trip the kindergarten students<br />

at Eastview Elementary<br />

School recently made to the Lake<br />

Geneva fire station.<br />

The kindergartners learn from their older buddies<br />

and look up to them as well.<br />

“When the kids work together with kids of other<br />

grade levels they will often try new things they<br />

wouldn’t do on their own. This can be something as<br />

simple as learning to tie their shoes or reading each<br />

other books,” Martin explained. “It also allows us to<br />

have younger kids try harder things and older kids to<br />

practice skills they already know. In addition, we practice<br />

oral conversation skills, group skills and team<br />

work.”<br />

CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY<br />

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More than half a million lights illuminate the structures and grounds of the Grand Geneva Resort for the holiday. Take a drive through the<br />

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Reserve a table and take a step back in time and tradition. Call (262) 249-4788 for more information.<br />

Jan. 11:<br />

Winter swing dance lessons,<br />

Jan. 11, beginners at 6:30 p.m.,<br />

intermediate at 7:15 p.m. at St.<br />

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148 Main St. in Lake Geneva. For<br />

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9336.<br />

Jan. 18:<br />

Winter swing dance lessons,<br />

Jan. 18, beginners at 6:30 p.m.,<br />

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Jan. 19:<br />

Elkhorn Chamber of<br />

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banquet, Jan. 19, 2008,<br />

Evergreen Golf Club, N6246<br />

Highway 12, Elkhorn. For more<br />

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horse power snow blowers<br />

$50 - $325. 608-676-4811<br />

KENMORE Frigidaire,<br />

3 yrs old, will deliver,<br />

$700. 262-903-5483<br />

MATTRESS, QUEEN Ortho<br />

Plush set, still in plastic<br />

$145. 262-812-7066<br />

New & Used Appliances<br />

New scratch & dent save<br />

30-50%. We have it all!<br />

Wahl's Appliances<br />

608-754-7438 or<br />

608-365-4920<br />

NEW MATTRESS AND<br />

BOX, King $175, Full $90,<br />

can deliver. 262-812-7066<br />

NEW YEAR SALE! See<br />

Rockler! Woodworker's<br />

Depot, Midwest's Largest!<br />

M-F 8-6, Sat 8-4. Oneida<br />

St off 41 Right @ Subway,<br />

2965 Ramada Way, Green<br />

Bay 800-891-9003 (wcan)<br />

NUMEROUS CUB<br />

CADET Snowblowers<br />

and blades, fits many<br />

models. 262-882-5035 or<br />

608-362-0994,<br />

leave message.<br />

OAK FIREWOOD, $90<br />

face cord, delivered. 262-<br />

649-6830<br />

PRE INVENTORY SALE!<br />

40% off as of 9am Wed,<br />

Dec 26 th during our after<br />

Christmas sale on select<br />

merchandise for men and<br />

women. Save up to 40%<br />

at BRADLEY'S in historic<br />

downtown Delavan on<br />

Wed, Dec 26 th .<br />

Reach over 30 million<br />

homes with one buy.<br />

Advertise in NANI for only<br />

$2,795 per week!<br />

For information, visit<br />

www.naninetwork.com.<br />

SEAS<strong>ONE</strong>D FIREWOOD<br />

$100 per face cord, Jim<br />

262-903-3744<br />

SELECT COMFORT,<br />

Queen & box spring,<br />

$100. 262-723-6726<br />

SNOWBLOWER, 2 stage,<br />

1 year old, $400 OBO.<br />

262-275-2796<br />

Spa/Hot Tub must sell.<br />

MSRP $4,999. Deluxe upgrade<br />

51 jets. High power<br />

pump system. New never<br />

used, No maintenance .<br />

Cabinet. <strong>Inc</strong>ludes cover.<br />

Will deliver. $3,999. Full<br />

warranty. Call 866-920-<br />

7089<br />

STEEL BUILDINGS:<br />

Forced to Liquidate Three;<br />

25x30, 30x40, 40x60. Still<br />

Crated/Factory Direct!<br />

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1-800-411-5869 x26<br />

(wcan)<br />

STIHL CHAIN SAW<br />

038AV Magnum II,<br />

20” & 24” bars, $400.<br />

608-754-2591<br />

64003<br />

THOMAS THE TRAIN<br />

play table, 4 bins included,<br />

like new, $40 OBO. 262-<br />

723-1686<br />

TORO POWER shift 824<br />

snow thrower, 8 horse industrial<br />

motor, electric<br />

start, walk behind cab, low<br />

hours, $700. Dan 608-<br />

295-5208<br />

USED APPLIANCES<br />

Lyle's TV & Appliance<br />

17 S Washington, Elkhorn<br />

262-723-3477<br />

Walworth County<br />

Sunday<br />

Office Hours:<br />

Monday-Friday<br />

8 a.m.-5 p.m.<br />

&<br />

Saturday, 8 a.m.- Noon<br />

WALWORTH COUNTY<br />

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SHOPPER ADVERTISER<br />

262-728-3424<br />

We buy, sell & trade guns.<br />

Beloit Sport Center, 557 E.<br />

Grand. 608-365-6952<br />

WOOD BURNING Stove,<br />

free standing, $300. 608-<br />

436-8200<br />

PAPER DOLLS<br />

Home Furnishings of<br />

Lake Geneva<br />

50% OFF ALL<br />

PRE INVENTORY SALE!<br />

40% off as of 9am Wed,<br />

Dec 26th during our after<br />

Christmas sale on select<br />

merchandise for men and<br />

women. Save up to 40%<br />

at BRADLEY'S in historic<br />

downtown Delavan on<br />

Wed Dec 26th Christmas Merchandise<br />

Starting December 26<br />

.<br />

th<br />

138 Geneva Square Mall<br />

Lake Geneva, WI<br />

262-248-6268<br />

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1000 ENVELOPES =<br />

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every envelope stuffed<br />

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1-800-211-8057 (wcan)<br />

ATTEND COLLEGE ON-<br />

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Business, Paralegal, Computers,<br />

Criminal Justice.<br />

Job placement assistance.<br />

Financial aid and computer<br />

provided if qualified.<br />

Call 866-858-2121<br />

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waterTech.com<br />

CASH ADVANCE.<br />

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by law.

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<strong>FREE</strong> Debt Help<br />

888-940-3222<br />

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Call to get your free bottle<br />

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DENT? Claim may be<br />

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ATTACK/STROKE/CHF<br />

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Diagnosed with<br />

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million dollars+. Call tollfree<br />

1-866-546-2729<br />

(24 hours)<br />

Owe the IRS or State???<br />

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returns???<br />

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Hablamos espanol<br />

SANTA & MRS CLAUS<br />

Scott Thomas<br />

Entertainment<br />

www.STE4fun.com<br />

262-728-7773<br />

STOP FORECLOSURE<br />

This is not bankruptcy. We<br />

do not buy houses.<br />

1-800-771-4453 ext 85<br />

www.house911.com<br />

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$1,000-$100,000. No collateral<br />

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personal or business use.<br />

Easy application process.<br />

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www.AmOne.com/Flyer<br />

1-800-466-8596<br />

WCAN AND/OR THE<br />

MEMBER PUBLICA-<br />

TIONS review all ads to<br />

the best of our ability. Unfortunately,<br />

there are unscrupulous<br />

people waiting<br />

to take your money. We<br />

recommend that care be<br />

taken in answering ads<br />

that sound too good to be<br />

true. If at any time you<br />

have a complaint regarding<br />

an ad, please contact<br />

the Department of Trade,<br />

Agriculture and Consumer<br />

Protection at 1-800-422-<br />

7128 to ask questions or<br />

to register a complaint.<br />

(wcan)<br />

WE PAY CASH NOW<br />

For future payments from<br />

annuities, lawsuit settlements,<br />

lottery winnings,<br />

and seller held notes. Also<br />

cash now for pending<br />

settlements.<br />

www.lumpsumcash.com<br />

800-509-8527<br />

WEIGHT LOSS <strong>FREE</strong><br />

<strong>FREE</strong> Drop 2 pant/dress<br />

sizes. Call for Free bottle<br />

with hoodia, please limit 1<br />

per household. Call now<br />

800-743-0615<br />

<strong>FREE</strong> KITTENS<br />

to good home.<br />

262-736-2877<br />

**OLD GUITARS<br />

WANTED!**<br />

Fender, Gibson, Gretsch,<br />

Martin, D'Angelico,<br />

Stromberg, Rickenbacker,<br />

and Mosrite. Gibson<br />

Mandolins/Banjos.<br />

1930's thru 1970's. TOP<br />

CASH PAID! These<br />

brands only please.<br />

1-800-401-0440<br />

BLADE FOR SKID LOAD-<br />

ER and 1980's Yamaha<br />

snowmobile, exciter or<br />

phazer. 262-903-7121<br />

STORAGE AVAILABLE<br />

10'x10's, 10'x20's,<br />

10'x30's & 10'x40's available.<br />

262-245-5864<br />

2 - COCKATIELS, cage<br />

and accessories, $250,<br />

262-903-6974<br />

AKC COCKER SPANIEL<br />

puppies $250. 262-248-<br />

7746 or 262-903-1348<br />

AKC MINI DACHSHUND<br />

puppies, first shots, $350-<br />

$400. Ready now.<br />

262-745-7668<br />

AKC PUPS Basset-Beagle-Cocker-Chihuahua-<br />

Lab-Lhasa-Pomeranian-<br />

Schipperke-Schnauzer-<br />

Springer TERRIERS:<br />

Cairn-Rat-Wire Fox-Westie-Yorkie<br />

SCHULZ 920-<br />

526-3512 (wcan)<br />

AMAZON PARROT, $600<br />

with very nice cage. Gentle<br />

bird, talks & sings. 608-<br />

313-9518<br />

AQUATIC WORLD<br />

WHOLESALE AQUARIUM<br />

PRICES: 30gal $45; 75gal<br />

$99; 125gal $199. 10%<br />

OFF SELECT HOLIDAY<br />

KITS! BUY 2 FISH-<strong>GET</strong> 1<br />

<strong>FREE</strong>! 262-567-9293<br />

(wcan)<br />

AUSTRALIAN Shepherd<br />

Puppies. $200-250.<br />

608-883-2713 Richmond,<br />

Whitewater area.<br />

BOSTON TERRIERS,<br />

mini & toy Schnauzers or<br />

Schnoodle puppies. $300<br />

262-642-2035<br />

CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES,<br />

females $450, males<br />

$350. 262-993-4009<br />

CHOCOLATE LAB PUPS<br />

Family raised and great<br />

with children. Great hunting<br />

lines. AFC-NFC Master<br />

Hunter. Best pedigree<br />

in the USA! (Born 9-24-07)<br />

$1,000 262-339-0061<br />

(wcan)<br />

Christmas Kittens, males<br />

3 Main Coons, 11 weeks<br />

old, $50. 262-245-6930<br />

COCKAPOO PUPPIES<br />

Five beautiful male<br />

puppies. Pictures online<br />

at animaldaycare.com<br />

$500 per puppy.<br />

262-215-2766<br />

DACHSHUNDS, Mini's,<br />

AKC beautiful reds &<br />

creams, females, 9 weeks,<br />

shots, $450. Lake Geneva.<br />

262-745-5200<br />

GERMAN SHEPHERD<br />

PUPS! AKC. Excellent<br />

temperament! Shots &<br />

Wormed. US/German<br />

bloodlines.<br />

Genetic Guarantee!<br />

715-537-5399<br />

www.jerland.com (wcan)<br />

Golden Retriever pups,<br />

excellent with kids, 2 litters,<br />

now taking deposits,<br />

ready to go 12/24 & Jan<br />

1 st , males $225, females<br />

$275. 608-295-3844<br />

JACK RUSSELL Terrier<br />

pups, all shots, males &<br />

females. $200 & up.<br />

815-648-2323<br />

KITTENS FOR SALE.<br />

Rescued Oct 26. 2 Females,<br />

6 months old,<br />

spayed, dewormed, rabies<br />

& distemper shots, asking<br />

$85 each. 262-723-1771<br />

NEWFOUNDLAND ST.<br />

BERNARD cross puppies,<br />

raised by stay at home<br />

puppy mom & home<br />

schooled, each have their<br />

own birth certificate, 1 st<br />

shots, wormed & comes<br />

with a puppy warranty.<br />

Now taking deposits, $450<br />

each. Lori 608-728-4109<br />

cell#, can meet.<br />

POMERANIAN<br />

born 7-1-07, $250, with<br />

papers.608-728-3803<br />

PUREBRED FEMALE<br />

Boston Terrier Puppy.<br />

$400. 262-348-1495<br />

PUREBRED Seal Point<br />

Siamese kittens, long<br />

haired, $150 each, ready<br />

to go at Christmas. 262-<br />

248-1853<br />

TOY PODDLE or Pekipoo<br />

Puppies, $400/ea. 608-<br />

754-0065<br />

YORKIE-POO pup, male,<br />

cute & cuddly. Ready for<br />

Christmas. Vaccinated,<br />

dewormed, Vet checked<br />

$450. 262-949-4790<br />

1995 ALUMINUM 3 horse<br />

trailer with dressing room<br />

$4,500 OBO. 262-539-<br />

2715<br />

1998 JOHN DEERE 4600<br />

tractor, cab, heater, 4x4,<br />

460 bucket, great shape<br />

$14,000 OBO. 262-742-<br />

4050<br />

250 big square bales<br />

grass hay. 100 large<br />

round bales grass hay.<br />

262-736-4677<br />

BOBCAT, 371 front hydraulic,<br />

quick attach bucket,<br />

high/low speed, cage,<br />

cab, very clean. $3,500<br />

firm 608-676-5961<br />

FORESTRY EQUIP-<br />

MENT: 3pt PTO FARMI<br />

logging winches-165' cable.<br />

VALBY 3pt PTO<br />

woodchippers. Replacement<br />

bucket grapples-rotators-skidsteer<br />

& tractor<br />

tire chains. Three Rivers<br />

866-638-7885 threeriversforestry.com<br />

(wcan)<br />

HORSE BOARDING<br />

www.dawsons<br />

creekranch.com<br />

Off Highway 11 & 120.<br />

SPOT X FEEDER PIGS,<br />

New Holland 66 bailer.<br />

262-495-8161<br />

8' TALL very old all original<br />

stepback cupboard,<br />

$795 OBO. 608-289-1616<br />

MUSICAL INSTRU-<br />

MENTS NEW-USED-<br />

RENTALS-GREAT SE-<br />

LECTION! Upright/<br />

Digital/Grands! Strings &<br />

Guitars. Keyboards-<br />

Drums-Organs-Accordions-Band<br />

Instruments!<br />

Peavey Sound<br />

Systems,JBL<br />

Speakers,Crown<br />

Amps,Allen & Heath Mixers,Microphones,Sound<br />

Installs & More! QUALITY<br />

MUSICAL INSTRU-<br />

MENTS SINCE 1958<br />

Shop Online! www.Jim-<br />

LaabsMusic.com 800-<br />

657-5125 (wcan)<br />

PIANO: Jonas Chickering,<br />

excellent condition, $499.<br />

815-943-3112<br />

LICENSED CHILD CARE<br />

has openings, meals included,<br />

Delavan. 262-<br />

725-6281<br />

STAY AT HOME MOM, in<br />

Elkhorn, will care for your<br />

children as if they were my<br />

own. Low rates. Meals &<br />

snacks included. Large<br />

fenced-in yard. Excellent<br />

references. 262-716-1348<br />

$ ALL CASH CANDY<br />

ROUTE<br />

Do you earn $800<br />

in a day?<br />

Your own local candy<br />

route <strong>Inc</strong>ludes 30<br />

Machines and<br />

Candy. All for $9,995<br />

1-888-771-3490 (wcan)<br />

A system with no selling!<br />

Not MLM. Supplement<br />

your income. Up to $897<br />

per sale. www.CompleteProfits.com<br />

24 hour<br />

info. 1-800-993-0509 –<br />

Minimum $297 investment<br />

LOCAL TREE SERVICE<br />

includes 60' bucket truck,<br />

3 dump trucks, chipper,<br />

stump machine. All misc<br />

equipment is included plus<br />

all tools at the shop,<br />

asking $215,000 OBO.<br />

608-346-0662<br />

OPPORTUNITY FOR UN-<br />

LIMITED EARNINGS due<br />

to substantial growth in<br />

this industry. Very well established<br />

Satellite TV, Internet<br />

& Cell phone business<br />

in Lake Geneva.<br />

Owners will train. Will<br />

consider all offers.<br />

1-888-636-3575.<br />

Contact Dave or Michelle.<br />

LAWN & GARDEN<br />

JOHN DEERE 216, cozy<br />

cab, blower, deck, plow,<br />

rototiller, runs good<br />

$2,000. 262-736-2028<br />

238 CONSTRUCTION<br />

Remodel Specialists<br />

Commercial/Residential<br />

Finish your basement this<br />

winter. Call the Pros,<br />

repairs/remodel/new construction.<br />

Home automation,<br />

lighting controls. 262-<br />

607-0050; 262-949-1233<br />

AAA HANDYMAN: Carpentry,<br />

Plumbing, Electric,<br />

Roofs, Fences/Remodeling.<br />

Same-Day Repairs.<br />

262-745-5191<br />

CHIMNEY CLEANING &<br />

INSPECTING,<br />

26 years dedicated<br />

service. Low rate with no<br />

hidden costs. Call for<br />

same week appointments.<br />

DAMPER DUSTER<br />

CHIMNEY SERVICE<br />

262-248-6922<br />

ELECTRICIAN<br />

Nights & weekends<br />

262-745-6956<br />

FOR all of your hardwood<br />

flooring needs. Installing,<br />

sanding & refinishing. 262-<br />

215-9300<br />

FRODL CONSTRUCTION<br />

Remodeling, Garages,<br />

Roofs & Decks. Reasonable<br />

Rates. Insured. Free<br />

Estimates. 262-275-5480<br />

HANDYMAN<br />

Garage, sheds, small steel<br />

buildings built. Roofs, siding<br />

& windows. Insured.<br />

Free estimates. Call Rich<br />

262-723-5621<br />

HANDYWORKS<br />

Repairs, installations,<br />

projects or just a helping<br />

hand. No job too small.<br />

262-348-0625<br />

COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL<br />

Insured<br />

& Bonded<br />

Odd Jobs to Remodels<br />

Residential & Commercial Maintenance<br />

From Gutters to Grout ~ Drywall to Doors<br />

No Job Is Too Small<br />

www.mrhandyman.com<br />

(262) 843-3919<br />

Experienced & Insured • Free Estimates<br />

233 Elm Street<br />

Walworth, WI 53184<br />

24 HR. EMERGENCY<br />

SERVICE<br />

FULLY INSURED<br />

62455<br />

65574<br />

ABLE DAVE’S CHIMNEY<br />

SPECIALIST<br />

Tuckpointing • Rebuilds • Liners<br />

Flashings • Sweeps • Chimney Caps<br />

Glass Doors<br />

FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES<br />

<strong>FREE</strong> ESTIMATES<br />

(262) 534-7102 1-800-207-7102<br />

62537<br />

Professional Builder<br />

Dale J. Czarnecki<br />

262-275-3212 62538<br />

HOME REPAIR & ENHANCEMENTS<br />

• CARPENTRY, PLUMBING AND<br />

ELECTRICAL WORK & REPAIRS<br />

• BATHROOM, KITCHEN AND<br />

BASEMENT REMODELING<br />

In Our 7th Year<br />

Serving The Lakes Area<br />

THE RIGHT <strong>ONE</strong>S<br />

262-745-30 82 LAKE GENEVA<br />

FULLY INSURED<br />

HANDYMAN<br />

Decks, roofs, garages,<br />

additions & plumbing.<br />

Call Dale. 262-275-3212<br />

Hinzpeter<br />

ROOFING<br />

Since 1982<br />

residential, shingles<br />

tear-offs, new construction<br />

insured, free estimates<br />

262-949-0197<br />

I WILL BE YOUR<br />

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT<br />

looking for employment<br />

with family or busy executive<br />

that needs grocery<br />

shopping, errands, etc.<br />

(no child or pet sitting).<br />

Good references! Please<br />

contact Pam 262-275-<br />

3397 or cell 262-607-1397<br />

JOHNSON'S HOME<br />

IMPROVEMENTS<br />

Roofing<br />

Siding<br />

Windows, Doors<br />

Pressure washing<br />

Basement finishing<br />

Wood floors<br />

<strong>FREE</strong> ESTIMATES,<br />

INSURED<br />

Call Bryan<br />

608-322-0730<br />

JUST ELECTRIC LLC<br />

Service, Remodel, Repair<br />

262-903-6873<br />

KB'S PAINTING PLUS<br />

CALL KEVIN<br />

262-325-9974<br />

MH LANDSCAPING &<br />

CONCRETE<br />

Driveways & sidewalks.<br />

Retaining walls, Patios.<br />

snowplowing. Fully insured.<br />

262-745-6389<br />

NANCE TREE CARE<br />

Affordable tree & stump<br />

removal. Spraying & fertilizing.<br />

Insured, licensed &<br />

certified by State of Wisconsin.<br />

262-728-0332<br />

65587<br />

P & P<br />

Tree and Lawn Service<br />

and Snow Removal.<br />

262-279-5773<br />

PAINTING?<br />

Interior/Exterior<br />

Free estimates * Insured<br />

On The Spot Painting<br />

608-754-SPOT (7768)<br />

PROMISE LAND<br />

PROPERTY<br />

MAINTENANCE<br />

General maintenance, repairs,<br />

snow removal, odd<br />

jobs, etc. 262-903-6114<br />

R&B REMODELING<br />

Your one source need to<br />

all phase home remodeling.<br />

Free estimates. Contacts:<br />

Shane Bullis/Johnny<br />

Russom 262-725-6256<br />

RETIRED PLUMBER<br />

INSURED<br />

Plumbing, Electrical,<br />

Carpentry & Service Calls<br />

262-661-4483<br />

SECURED STORAGE<br />

IN OR OUT<br />

RV / BOAT / AUTO<br />

MOTORCYCLE, ETC.<br />

608-332-5530<br />

608-346-3139<br />

Martinez<br />

Handyman &<br />

Construction<br />

Any home repair done<br />

at lowest cost.<br />

Senior Citizen discount.<br />

Roofing, carpentry,<br />

plumbing, electrical.<br />

(262) 728-2400<br />

or (262) 749-9584 84476<br />

DRY WALL<br />

(262) 279-6518 62454<br />

DIVORCE BANKRUPTCY ANY REASON<br />

“DON’T WAIT ‘TIL IT’S TOO LATE”<br />

SAVE YOUR CREDIT<br />

WE BUY HOUSES<br />

OFFERS MADE ON EVERY HOME<br />

Gayhart Enterprises, LLC<br />

CALL RON 262-215-0662<br />

rongayhart@charter.net<br />

ROOFING<br />

Residential<br />

Specialists<br />

ROOFING &<br />

CHIMNEY CO.<br />

Fully Insured<br />

• Re-Roofs • New Roofs<br />

• Tear Offs • Flashing<br />

• Repairs • Chimneys<br />

F<br />

R E E<br />

E<br />

S<br />

T I<br />

M A T E S<br />

ROOF SHOVELING<br />

262-325-1030<br />

SNOW REMOVAL<br />

OFF ROOFS & GUTTER<br />

DE-ICING 262-723-5621<br />

SNOW REMOVAL, Walworth<br />

residential driveways<br />

and sidewalks. Senior<br />

discount. 262-492-<br />

3597 or 262- 215-7511<br />

SNOW SHOVELING and<br />

salting call Brad at 262-<br />

203-6148<br />

SNOWPLOWING and<br />

shoveling of sidewalks.<br />

Call GUTTER PROS.<br />

262-248-0528<br />

Also other winter services<br />

available. Blown in<br />

insulation and interior<br />

painting & flooring.<br />

Affordable<br />

Garage Door<br />

Service LLC<br />

Burlington, WI<br />

Insured<br />

Free Estimates<br />

262-206-9149 or<br />

262-767-8799 65562<br />

63328<br />

Leaks Stopped<br />

• Tuck Pointing • Flashings<br />

• Caps & Flues • Rebuilding<br />

• Liners • Cleaning<br />

728-0523 or 248-541 2<br />

CHIMNEYS<br />

ARE YOU SELLING or<br />

BUYING? ARE YOU<br />

HIRING?<br />

Place your 6-line ad in 105<br />

papers with <strong>ONE</strong> call! WI<br />

Statewide Classifieds<br />

reach OVER 2 MILLION<br />

Homes in MANY papers<br />

for as little as $2.14 per<br />

paper! Call us today!<br />

PDS WIDE AREA<br />

CLASSIFIEDS<br />

1-800-236-0737 or place<br />

ads online at<br />

www.pdsadnet.com<br />

(wcan)<br />

Tail Waggin Designer<br />

Pet Grooming<br />

Day & Evening<br />

appointments available<br />

262-279-7898<br />

TIRED OF HANGING<br />

Christmas lights, dealing<br />

with snow, well you don't<br />

have to anymore! Call<br />

Tree Tech Tree Service<br />

LLC, Jesse Snopek, Insured.<br />

262-749-8330<br />

63103<br />

$2,800 WEEKLY mailing<br />

envelopes! Free information!<br />

Stamped envelope:<br />

DSM, 931 Monroe Dr. NE<br />

#102-359H, Atlanta, GA,<br />

30308<br />

CLASS A CDL DRIVERS<br />

DRY VAN, REF. VAN &<br />

FLATBED Longhaul,<br />

Shorthaul & Regional<br />

runs. Quality hometime-EZ<br />

Pass-OH Tollcards-Pet &<br />

Rider Policy. Transflo<br />

scanning-Weekly<br />

Payroll/Direct Deposit.<br />

Must be at least 23yrs old<br />

w/Min 1yr T/T exp. 800-<br />

333-9291 or www.Veriha.com<br />

(wcan)

Place Your Ad Today!! Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 31<br />

FULL-TIME ACCOUNTANT<br />

A local public accounting firm has an opening for an<br />

accountant/bookkeeper in our Elkhorn office. Experience<br />

is desired with individual tax preparation, Quickbooks,<br />

Microsoft Office, and/or other computerized accounting<br />

systems. Duties include, but are not limited to: tax<br />

preparation, financial statement preparation, general ledger<br />

maintenance, governmental audits, non-profit audits,<br />

payroll, and sales tax processing. Please send resumes to:<br />

Chamberlain & Henningfield CPAs, LLP<br />

P.O. Box 1119, Lake Geneva, WI 53147<br />

Email: dhenningfield@cchcpas.com<br />

Fax: (262) 249-1763<br />

Now hir i ng for 2008 Season<br />

HAWK’S V IEW GOLF CLUB<br />

Hiring all positions at our fast<br />

paced facility<br />

Receive <strong>FREE</strong> golf<br />

• Bartenders<br />

• Banquet staff<br />

• Cart attendants<br />

• Beverage cart<br />

• Cantina<br />

• Rangers<br />

• Pro Shop Staff<br />

• Line Cooks<br />

Stop in at Hawk’s View Golf Club,<br />

Monday - Saturday 8:00 - 5:00<br />

for an appplication or online at<br />

www.hawksviewgolfclub.com<br />

7377 Krueger Road<br />

Lake Geneva, WI<br />

262-348-9900<br />

3 miles north of downtown Lake Geneva<br />

www.hawksviewgolfclub.com 84963<br />

Resort and Fontana Spa<br />

“Now managed by Hostmark Hospitality<br />

Group ... operators of fine hotels and<br />

resorts nationwide for over 50 years.”<br />

FOOD & BEVERAGE<br />

Part-Time Bartenders<br />

Part-Time Bus Persons<br />

Part-Time Food Servers<br />

ACCOUNTING<br />

Full-Time Night Audit<br />

SPA<br />

Part-Time Massage Therapists<br />

Full-Time Front Desk Associate<br />

LAUNDRY<br />

Part-Time Machine Operator<br />

All positions require weekends<br />

and a flexible schedule.<br />

Apply in person to<br />

The Abbey Resort Human Resources Office,<br />

located at 269 Fontana Blvd.,<br />

Fontana, Wisconsin<br />

For Further Information please<br />

call 262-275-9095<br />

fax 262-275-9096<br />

Please visit our website<br />

www.theabbeyresort.com<br />

for information on our property. 84597<br />

84887<br />

$3,000 WEEKLY processing<br />

mail at home! Start<br />

now Free supplies! SASE:<br />

The Home Edge, 4701<br />

Shore Dr #103-413E, Virginia<br />

Beach, VA 23455<br />

<strong>Community</strong> Employment<br />

Manager: Responsibilities<br />

include management of<br />

employment services for<br />

people with disabilities.<br />

Ideal candidate would<br />

have experience in one or<br />

more of the following areas;<br />

Placement Services,<br />

Vocational Counseling/<br />

Case Management, Marketing<br />

and/or sales as related<br />

to job development.<br />

Bachelors degree required.<br />

Full time position<br />

with excellent benefits.<br />

Send Resume to:<br />

Linda R. Cheney<br />

VIP Services, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

811 E. Geneva St.<br />

Elkhorn, WI 53121<br />

262-723-4043<br />

EO/AA Employer<br />

CALL TODAY 262-767-9933<br />

Come Work for the Best!<br />

2007<br />

Small Business<br />

of the Year.<br />

-Small Business Times<br />

Offering Competitive Pay<br />

and Medical & Dental Benefits<br />

NOW HIRING:<br />

-Auto Cad (exp. in 3D and 2D)<br />

Burlington / $15.00<br />

-CNC Programmer<br />

Burlington / $15.00<br />

-Experienced Metal Polisher<br />

Burlington / $13.00<br />

-Manual Machinist<br />

Burlington / $15.00<br />

-Welding Trainees (previous HS welding a must)<br />

$10.00 to $14.00 within 1st year<br />

-Experienced CNC machinists<br />

Elkhorn / $15.00 / 1st and 2nd shift.<br />

Waterford / $18.00 / 1st shift<br />

-Circuit Board/Electronic Assemblers<br />

$9.01 up to $10.60 after 6 months<br />

-Maintenance Tech.<br />

Waterford / $18.00-$20.00<br />

-Experienced Extrusion/Slitter Operators<br />

12 hour shifts $11.00 DOE / 1st/2nd Shift<br />

-Tooling Setup Specialist<br />

$13.00 2nd Shift<br />

$3,500 WEEKLY processing<br />

mail! Written guarantee!<br />

No experience! Rush<br />

SASE: UHS, 111 So.<br />

Highland St, #432-AD,<br />

Memphis, TN. 38111-4640<br />

COCKTAIL<br />

WAIT STAFF<br />

Male and female<br />

Sugar Shack needs wait<br />

staff for our 2 showrooms.<br />

Weekends a must.<br />

Salary + tips. Will train.<br />

Apply in person after 6pm<br />

Hwy H North<br />

Lake Geneva<br />

(Lake Como)<br />

262-248-2550<br />

DENTAL ASSISTANT<br />

An excellent opportunity<br />

for an experienced and<br />

caring dental assistant to<br />

join a family based dental<br />

practice. Full-time position.<br />

Great Staff. Excellent benefits.<br />

Please fax resume<br />

and qualifications to:<br />

Wanezek Family Dentistry,<br />

East Troy 262-642-7252<br />

65779<br />

84638<br />

Send resumes to:<br />

kparker@qpscompanies.com<br />

18 East Walworth St<br />

Elkhorn, WI<br />

262-723-5600<br />

www.qpscareers.com<br />

EXECUTIVE<br />

ADMINISTRATIVE<br />

ASSISTANT<br />

REGAL-BELOIT (NYSE-RBC) with sales in<br />

excess of $2 billion is one of the world’s<br />

largest producers of motion control devices<br />

including: electric motors, gearboxes, speed<br />

increasers and reducers. Located in downtown<br />

Beloit has an opening for an executive<br />

administrative assistant. To learn more about<br />

us go to our website at: www.regal-beloit.com<br />

This person must have superior computer<br />

skills. Experience in supporting 3 or more<br />

executives is critical. Some of the duties will<br />

include creating excel spreadsheets, forms,<br />

typing legal correspondence, event and<br />

meeting planning, making travel and<br />

accommodations arrangements.<br />

This is a full-time position offering a complete<br />

benefits package with Group Health, dental,<br />

and prescription drug plans. Retirement<br />

benefits include a 401(k) plan with a company<br />

match. If you have what it takes and want to<br />

be considered for this position please respond<br />

in confidence to the address below:<br />

REGAL-BELOIT/EXE ADMIN<br />

200 State St., Beloit, WI 53511<br />

Fax (608) 364-8815<br />

Submit your electronic resume to<br />

Email: applyhere@regalbeloit.com<br />

EOE<br />

66844<br />

ASSEMBLE MAGNETS<br />

AND CRAFTS<br />

FROM HOME!<br />

Year-round work! Excellent<br />

pay! No experience!<br />

Top US company! Glue<br />

gun, painting, jewelry and<br />

more! TOLL <strong>FREE</strong><br />

1-866-844-5091<br />

DRIVERS Lease to own &<br />

owner operators. No money<br />

down! Gross to $175K<br />

year! Safety bonus! Max 3<br />

pts/3 yrs, CD:-A 2 yrs experience.<br />

877-261-0605<br />

ext 4.<br />

DRIVERS NEEDED:<br />

Home Every Weekend<br />

and Most Nites thru the<br />

Week! Great Pay & Benefits!<br />

CDL-A; 1+ years experience.<br />

1-800-593-3590<br />

EXPERIENCED<br />

CARPENTERS only for<br />

framing crew, must be<br />

dependable, top pay, call<br />

after 5pm. 262-749-0806<br />

FRONT OFFICE<br />

REPRESENTATIVE<br />

Wanted for small luxury<br />

all-suite hotel in downtown<br />

Lake Geneva. Enthusiastic,<br />

honest, dependable,<br />

good interpersonal skills<br />

required. Multi-tasking a<br />

must. Great environment<br />

and potential to learn new<br />

skills in the hospitality<br />

field. Call 262-248-6647<br />

A New Job for a New Year<br />

Our jobs offer top pay & excellent benefits.<br />

Call today or apply online<br />

http://eapp.adecco.com<br />

(262) 728-5000<br />

KUNES’ COUNTRY<br />

HAS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY!<br />

FORD * CHEVY * DODGE * JEEP * LINCOLN * CADILLAC<br />

CHRYSLER * MERCURY * BUICK * PONTIAC<br />

Come and join our dealer group.<br />

Experience preferred, bilingual a plus!<br />

Join our family and get a great pay plan, spiffs,<br />

401K, insurance, paid vacations.<br />

We have over $11 million in inventory to sell from.<br />

Located in the fastest growing county in Wisconsin.<br />

Call for a confidential interview @ 262-728-5544<br />

Ask for Bill E. or Jr. 84479<br />

HELP WANTED<br />

ASSISTANT NIGHT MANAGER<br />

Part-time • Apply in person<br />

DELAVAN OFFICE<br />

3238 W. Main Street • East Troy, WI 53120<br />

INSIDE SALES/CLASSIFIED<br />

We are looking for an individual to work full time (38 hours), in our Classified Department.<br />

Position requires excellent keyboarding skills, computer expertise and knowledge, proven organizational<br />

skills, sales experience and the ability to work independently in a quick-paced -<br />

high volume work environment.<br />

Ideal candidate will enjoy assisting advertisers over the telephone and have the ability to obtain ads<br />

for community pages.<br />

Professional, pleasant telephone voice and previous customer service experience is necessary.<br />

Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM-4:30/5:00 PM<br />

EXPIERENCED CAULK-<br />

ERS needed, other general<br />

labor duties included.<br />

Please submit resumes to:<br />

PO Box 998<br />

Williams Bay, WI 53191<br />

HELP ON DAIRY FARM,<br />

need 2 experienced individuals.<br />

Experienced parttime<br />

milker, 2 or 3 times a<br />

week. Chore person for<br />

mornings. Contact Stacy<br />

262-745-7519<br />

IN-HOME CARE<br />

Immediate part time<br />

personal and household<br />

care throughout Walworth<br />

County. Call Lutheran Social<br />

Services at 262-248-<br />

6276. LSS is an affirmative<br />

action EOE employer<br />

JANITOR<br />

Full-Time 2 nd shift Janitor<br />

needed. Must have custodial<br />

experience, including<br />

stripping, waxing, buffing<br />

floors and use of auto<br />

buffer. If interested stop in<br />

and fill out application or<br />

send resume to:<br />

Linda R. Cheney<br />

VIP Services, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

811 E. Geneva St<br />

Elkhorn, WI 53121<br />

262-723-4043<br />

EO/AA Employer<br />

HIRING IMMEDIATELY:<br />

Front Desk, full or part<br />

time. No experience necessary.<br />

Apply in person:<br />

518 Borg Rd.,<br />

Super 8 Motel<br />

JOIN US!<br />

Experienced, dependable,<br />

mature, resident<br />

caregiver needed.<br />

262-949-7411<br />

MECHANIC<br />

Family operated third generation<br />

ready mix concrete,<br />

sand and gravel<br />

producer in Janesville is<br />

seeking a full-time heavyduty<br />

truck mechanic in our<br />

shop. Successful candidate<br />

ideally will have previous<br />

electrical, hydraulic,<br />

fabrication experience,<br />

and CDL or ability to obtain<br />

one.<br />

We Offer: FULLY PAID<br />

MEDICAL, DENTAL, and<br />

VISION INSURANCE.<br />

Competitive Wages<br />

Paid Vacation & Holidays<br />

Generous Profit Sharing<br />

Overtime after 8 Hours<br />

Company Uniforms<br />

Paid Training<br />

Apply in person at:<br />

Lycon <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

1110 Harding Street<br />

Janesville, WI<br />

EOE<br />

If you are interested in joining our classified team, apply in person or email a resume to:<br />

cbarrows@communityshoppers.com<br />

120 Wright Street, Delavan, WI 53115 52502<br />

84527<br />

84617

32 Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 Place Your Ad Today!!<br />

LICENSED BARTENDER<br />

for Sunday nights. Please<br />

stop in at<br />

Kimberly's Place<br />

306 E Walworth<br />

Delavan WI<br />

MANUFACTURING<br />

McHenry and Richmond<br />

Companies searching<br />

for Assemblers and Machine<br />

Operators for all<br />

shifts. Must have High<br />

School Diploma/GED.<br />

Electrical/Circuit Board<br />

Assembly a plus.<br />

Call 815-459-8820<br />

Movie Extras, Actors,<br />

Models! Make $100-<br />

$300/day. No Experience<br />

Required. All looks &<br />

types needed! Get paid<br />

& have fun! 1-800-340-<br />

8404 ext 2150 (wcan)<br />

NOW HIRING,<br />

bar manager, bartenders,<br />

and cocktail servers.<br />

JERSEY'S SPORTS<br />

BAR & GRILL<br />

W2582 Cty Rd ES<br />

Eas Troy, WI 53120<br />

262-642-1611<br />

Help Wanted<br />

Waitstaff<br />

$ 4.15 hr + tips<br />

Apply within<br />

212 S. 7th Street, Delavan<br />

Training!!<br />

Training!!!<br />

Training!!!!<br />

The #1 Real Estate organization in WI is searching<br />

for the right candidates to partner with, in the most<br />

rewarding and exciting business opportunity today.<br />

SHOREWEST REALTORS is now<br />

interviewing for our<br />

next training class. Contact John<br />

Tisdall at jtisdall@shorewest.com<br />

or call 262-248-1020 today to<br />

learn more or to attend one of our<br />

career seminars.<br />

shorewest.com<br />

PART TIME COUNTER<br />

help & experienced pants<br />

presser. Apply in person at<br />

Lake Geneva Laundry<br />

Cleaners, 914 Williams St,<br />

Lake Geneva.<br />

REAL ESTATE IN-<br />

VESTOR seeks associate,<br />

earn while you<br />

learn. 10-20K per month.<br />

866-235-1358<br />

RN/LPN Private duty<br />

nurses, in private home.<br />

Mukwonago area.<br />

262-363-5554<br />

SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS<br />

NEEDED!<br />

Caring, reliable people to<br />

drive school bus for us.<br />

Small family owned company.<br />

Paid training. No experience<br />

necessary. CDL<br />

Company paid. No need<br />

for a sitter-bring your child<br />

on route. Apply in person<br />

at:<br />

Koerner Bus Service, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

239 ½ Kenosha St,<br />

Walworth, WI or call<br />

262-275-3316<br />

CNA/CAREGIVER<br />

2nd & 3rd Shift. FT & PT. Must be 21 or older.<br />

Every other weekend required.<br />

Weekend CNA/Caregiver, 1st & 2nd Shift.<br />

Apply within:<br />

Only mature, responsible, dependable individuals need apply.<br />

Competitive wage & benefits. Apply within.<br />

Burr Oak Mano r<br />

264 Walworth St., Genoa City, WI 53128<br />

(262) 279-9990 84621<br />

NURSING<br />

ASSISTANTS<br />

Part Time<br />

All Shifts<br />

Experience Helpful.<br />

Apply online:<br />

www.harborassisted.com<br />

HARBOR HOUSE<br />

6722 HWY. 50 EAST, LAKE GENEVA<br />

85035<br />

63096<br />

CAREGIVER<br />

3rd Shift/Part-time<br />

Looking for qualified and caring CNA to help<br />

care for residents in our CBRF/RCAC. Must<br />

be able to work every other weekend.<br />

Certification preferred but will train the right<br />

individual. We offer an excellent starting wage,<br />

shift & weekend premiums, 401(k) and many<br />

other benefits.<br />

RIDGEST<strong>ONE</strong> VILLAGE<br />

1025 S. Second Street<br />

Delavan, WI 53115<br />

84967<br />

84480<br />

V intage on th e P onds<br />

Is now accepting applications for<br />

CNAS/RA<br />

3 rd Shift - PT<br />

Apply within:<br />

N4901 Dam Rd., Delavan<br />

262-728-2171<br />

84477<br />

Auto Technician<br />

Minimum 5 years experience<br />

ASE Certified<br />

Master Tech. preferred<br />

Excellent pay plan & benefits<br />

Contact: Bob Lois<br />

Replies held in confidence<br />

Lois Tire Shop & Auto Service<br />

916 Milwaukee Ave., Burlington, WI 53105<br />

(262) 763-6288 84885<br />

CNA/Caregiver<br />

2nd Shift<br />

Part Time/Full Time<br />

Only mature, responsible, dependable individuals need apply .<br />

Must be 21 . Every other weekend required .<br />

Apply within.<br />

2220 Borg Road<br />

Delavan, WI 53115<br />

rosewoodmanorllc.com<br />

728-ROSE<br />

(7673) 65752<br />

CNAs/Experienced<br />

Caregivers<br />

Arbor Village Assisted Living<br />

& Village Glen Memory Care<br />

is now accepting applications for<br />

CNAs or experienced caregivers<br />

for part-time and casual.<br />

Qualified candidates should have<br />

experience with older adults and/or<br />

assisted living, be team players<br />

and responsible individuals.<br />

We offer competitive wages<br />

and great work environment.<br />

Apply in person at:<br />

Arbor Village of Geneva Crossing<br />

201 Townline Road<br />

Lake Geneva, WI 53147<br />

(No phone calls)<br />

Criminal Records Checks Required.<br />

Equal Opportunity Employer 65130<br />

DINING ROOM & DELI<br />

AM/PM Restaurant Supervisor/FT<br />

AM Waitstaff/PT<br />

AM/PM Room Service Waitstaff/FT<br />

AM/PM Host(ess)/PT<br />

KITCHEN<br />

AM Cafeteria Attendant/PT<br />

AM Pantry Supervisor/FT<br />

PM Food Runner/PT<br />

AM Cold Food Pantry Cook/FT<br />

MANAGEMENT POSITIONS<br />

Asst. Banquet Mgr.<br />

Restaurant Manager<br />

Executive Meetings Manager<br />

Sales Manager - Wisconsin<br />

FRONT DESK<br />

AM/PM Bell Staff/PT<br />

BANQUETS<br />

AM/PM Set-Up Attendant/FT<br />

AM/PM Waitstaff/PT<br />

BEVERAGE<br />

AM/PM Barback/PT<br />

ENGINEERING<br />

AM General Maintenance/FT<br />

We offer competitive wages, flexible scheduling,<br />

and a fun working environment.<br />

Stop in Human Resources,<br />

Mon.-Fri., 9:00 am to 4:30 pm.<br />

2400 E. Geneva Street, Delavan, WI 53115 EOE<br />

(262) 728-7900 ext 2937. hr@lakelawnresort.com 84462<br />

Now Hiring<br />

Production Assembly<br />

Electronic Assembly<br />

Parts Inspection<br />

Fabrication Welder<br />

Production Welder<br />

Injection Molding Machine Operator<br />

Machine Operation<br />

CNC Machinist<br />

General Laborer<br />

Apply in person<br />

Mon. - Fri. 8 AM - 5 PM<br />

33 S. Wisconsin St.<br />

Elkhorn, WI 53121<br />

(262) 723-6499<br />

• •<br />

New Opportunities Daily<br />

Apply now for a variety of positions, first, second and third shift<br />

throughout Walworth County. Performance, referral, safety and<br />

attendance bonuses available as well as health, vision, dental<br />

and life insurance.<br />

• Administrative Assistants, Customer Service - up to $12/hour<br />

• Part-Time Bookeeping - up to $15/hour<br />

• Manufacturing Maintenance Mechanics - up to $16-18/hour<br />

• Material Handlers<br />

• Assembly, Inspection & General Labor - up to $13/hour<br />

• Welders - up to $17/hour<br />

• Machine Operators - Manual, Swiss Screw,<br />

CNC - up to $16/hour<br />

5 E. Walworth Street, Elkhorn<br />

(262) 723-5445 • Fax (262) 723-7144<br />

PROFESSIONAL • OFFICE • CUSTOMER SERVICE<br />

INDUSTRIAL • SKILLED TRADES<br />

65144<br />

Multiple Spindle Screw Machinists 1st & 2nd Shift<br />

Can you operate a Wickman, Acme or Davenport Screw Machine?<br />

If so, we want to speak to you immediately!!!<br />

We are currently looking for good, well-trained Multiple Spindle Screw Machine Operators for both 1s t<br />

and 2nd shift. We have recently added 2 brand-new Davenport Screw Machines to our Multiple<br />

Spindle Department comprised of Davenports, Wickmans and Acmes. We are looking for machinists<br />

with previous experience operating these machines. We require employees to have their own tools,<br />

operate multiple machines and make good, quality parts. If you have 3+ years running screw<br />

machines, and can handle a fast-paced operation, please apply immediately. We are a growing<br />

company with lots of screw machine work coming in daily. Overtime work may be required. We offer a<br />

competitive wage and benefits package along with paid vacations, holidays, medical, dental and life<br />

insurance and a 100% sponsored 401(k) plan. Send resume or apply to address below. We are an<br />

equal opportunity employer.<br />

MicroPrecision<br />

P.O. Box 327 • 1206 Ann Street • Delavan, WI 53115<br />

Fax: 262-728-8248 • E-mail: vblanca@micro-precision.com<br />

320 East Walworth Ave.<br />

Delavan, WI<br />

Phone: 262-728-3315<br />

Fax: 262-728-3731<br />

JOB FAIR<br />

Wed., December 26 th • 10 AM-2 PM<br />

Majority of positions are temp-to-hire. P.A. offers competitive<br />

salary, health benefits & vacation pay.<br />

- Maintenance Mechanic - $16+/hr.<br />

- Welders & Welder Trainees - ASAP openings<br />

- Machine Operators - 1st & 2nd Shift<br />

- Forklift/Warehouse - $11+/hr.<br />

- Inside Sales - $12+/hr.<br />

- CNC Operators - $13+/hr.<br />

email resume to: kkupstis@pastaffing.com<br />

• •<br />

Of all the holidays in the year,<br />

It is Christmas that we hold most dear;<br />

When joy and goodwill fill the air<br />

And ice and snow are everywhere;<br />

While we warm our feet by the fire’s glow<br />

And recall all the good folks we know!<br />

Thank you to our employees for 20 successful years!<br />

109 Contact 8th Street Julie at<br />

(262) Monroe, 473-5294 WIExt.<br />

805<br />

608-329-7480<br />

411 N. Newcomb St.<br />

Whitewater, Ext. 532WI<br />

53190<br />

Employment - Full or Part-time opportunities available.<br />

85036<br />

84529<br />

64992<br />

65762

Place Your Ad Today!! Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 33<br />

GENERAL LABORERS<br />

PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS<br />

TOOL MAKERS<br />

CNC OPERATORS<br />

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS<br />

ACCOUNT MANAGERS<br />

PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR<br />

(3 RD SHIFT)<br />

PRODUCTION WORKERS<br />

CUSTOMER SERVICE / SERVICE ADVISOR<br />

FULL-TIME<br />

Are you a customer service professional who enjoys working with people face to face? Do<br />

you like working in a fast-paced, ever changing environment? Are you highly motivated to<br />

assist customers in a friendly and positive manner? Do you possess top notch customer<br />

service and excellent communication skills? Our clean, state-of-the-art service department<br />

is looking for a high energy, customer friendly person to fill the position of Service<br />

Advisor . We are willing to train the right candidate to become a top notch professional.<br />

We offer qualified candidates a full-time position in a customer friendly work<br />

environment, exceptional earning potential and excellent benefits including health, dental,<br />

life, disability & 401k.<br />

East Troy<br />

Apply in person or send resume to:<br />

Lynch Chrysler Dodge Jeep<br />

2606 Main Street, East Troy, WI 53120<br />

Fax: (262) 767-0559<br />

Email: brobers@shoplynch.com<br />

NOW HIRING<br />

A PPLY TODAY !<br />

from Select Staffing!<br />

End 2007 with a BANG! Find a great job today!<br />

INJECTION MOLDING<br />

OPERATORS<br />

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INSPECTORS<br />

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OUTSIDE SALES REPS<br />

CUSTOMER SERVICE<br />

SUPERVISOR<br />

HR MANAGER<br />

550 Bay View Road<br />

Mukwonago, WI 53149<br />

888.252.3781<br />

www.selectstaffing.com<br />

CNAs & Personal Care Workers<br />

WE OFFER:<br />

WEEKLY PAYCHECK • FLEXIBLE HOURS<br />

• Higher Wages for Weekends<br />

• Immediate Work • Time & 1/2 on Holidays<br />

• Additional Pay for Travel • Full- or Part-time Work<br />

• Supportive, Caring Supervisory Staff • Paid <strong>Inc</strong>entives<br />

For more information, contact or apply at:<br />

SOCIETY’S ASSETS, INC.<br />

615 E. Geneva Street, Elkhorn, WI 53121<br />

(262) 723-8181<br />

Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer<br />

65756<br />

NEED EXTRA<br />

CASH?<br />

Could you use<br />

extra money to<br />

pay bills?<br />

Deliver papers for<br />

<strong>Community</strong><br />

<strong>Shoppers</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />

84634<br />

84620<br />

Call Kathy at<br />

(262) 728-3424<br />

63532<br />

Rewarding Career<br />

in Real Estate<br />

We’ve grown and need select individuals.<br />

Call today if you’d like to set your own hours,<br />

be your own boss and earn what you want.<br />

Classes starting soon! Registration Today!<br />

Shorewest R EALTORS <br />

(608) 754-2121<br />

NOW ACCEPTING<br />

APPLICATIONS FOR<br />

Full-time PM Shift<br />

and Night Shift CNAS<br />

Sign On Bonus $500<br />

Please apply in person at:<br />

Willowfield Nursing and Rehab<br />

905 E. Geneva Street, Delavan, WI 53115<br />

EOE<br />

ASSISTANT MANAGER<br />

Are you motivated by challenges and enjoy seeing results?<br />

If you answered yes, then being a Casey’s Assistant<br />

Manager may be the perfect career opportunity for you. As<br />

one of our Assistant Managers, you will be a guardian of<br />

our excellent reputation and good name.<br />

• Mostly Evenings, Full-time<br />

• Medical & Dental Insurance<br />

• Vacation & Sick Time<br />

• ½ Price meals<br />

• Free fountain drinks<br />

• Friendly, home-town work<br />

environment<br />

Apply at:<br />

Casey’s General Store<br />

454 E. Geneva St.<br />

Elkhorn, WI 53121<br />

Casey’s is an equal opportunity employer<br />

www.caseys.com<br />

WALWORTH JT. DISTRICT #1<br />

Walworth, Wisconsin<br />

TEACHER AIDE<br />

POSITION OPENING<br />

(Day Shift: 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM)<br />

SPECIAL EDUCATION<br />

PARAPROFESSIONAL OPENING<br />

(Day Shift: 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM)<br />

Must be child-centered,<br />

dependable, and flexible.<br />

Must be a team player.<br />

Hourly Wage Only - No Benefits<br />

For application forms please contact:<br />

Barb Dade, Executive Secretary<br />

(262) 275-6896 ext. 200<br />

Application Deadline: January 11, 2008<br />

84596<br />

East Troy<br />

84478<br />

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!<br />

WANTED IMMEDIATELY<br />

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNICIAN<br />

Full-time<br />

• We are seeking an experienced service technician<br />

for our Service Department.<br />

• Knowledge in all facets of automotive repair.<br />

• ASE Certification preferred.<br />

• Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep experience desired.<br />

We offer qualified candidates:<br />

• Clean and safe working environment.<br />

• Competitive pay plan.<br />

• Excellent benefits package including medical,<br />

dental, life, disability and 401k.<br />

Apply in person or send resume to<br />

Human Resources<br />

Lynch Chrysler Dodge Jeep<br />

2606 Main Street,<br />

East Troy, WI 53120<br />

Fax: (262) 767-0559<br />

brobers@shoplynch.com 65757<br />

67777<br />

84635<br />

TRACTOR-TRAILER<br />

Mechanic, local hauler<br />

with smaller Mack fleet,<br />

vans, rail containers.<br />

General hand and air tools<br />

required. We offer:<br />

Uniforms, health<br />

insurance, 401K.<br />

Apply at:<br />

K-Line Trucking,<br />

6325 S Pine St<br />

Hwy 83<br />

Burlington, WI 53105<br />

262-763-2468 (Brian D)<br />

CLEANING<br />

Flexible Hours<br />

Mon.-Thurs.<br />

16 to 64 hours<br />

per month<br />

Good job if you<br />

need extra money<br />

or as new account<br />

for your own<br />

cleaning business.<br />

Delavan Area.<br />

Start January.<br />

Call (414) 329-7585<br />

or email<br />

hitw@execpc.com<br />

84474<br />

**MUST SELL**<br />

2 Five Acre Parcels on Private<br />

Lake. Reduced 25K.<br />

$174,900 each.<br />

Lands of Wisconsin<br />

1-800-265-2537 (wcan)<br />

5 ACRE rural lot, NW corner<br />

Darien Township,<br />

$129,000. 262-903-1058<br />

ALLENS GROVE: 2520<br />

John St. For sale by owner:<br />

3 BR, 1.5 BA, detached<br />

garage. House completely<br />

remodeled, new siding,<br />

windows, furnace, air &<br />

water heater. 1 st floor laundry.<br />

$139,900. Call for appointment,1-262-949-3775<br />

Are your ready to buy?<br />

But don't have the downpayment?<br />

Condos for<br />

sale, Delavan-Darien.<br />

Owner financing and free<br />

interest terms available.<br />

Call for details. 262-745-<br />

9699 or 262-949-1396.<br />

Broker owned.<br />

BUY TIMESHARE<br />

RESALES<br />

SAVE 60-80% OFF<br />

RETAIL!!<br />

BEST RESORTS &<br />

SEASONS. Call for <strong>FREE</strong><br />

TIMESHARE MAGAZINE!<br />

1-800-639-5319<br />

www.holidaygroup.com/<br />

flier<br />

CONDOS FOR SALE<br />

Delavan-Darien, Owner financing<br />

available up to<br />

100%. Call for details.<br />

262-745-9699 or 262-949-<br />

1396. Broker owned.<br />

DELAVAN:<br />

2 Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath.<br />

Completely remodeled<br />

house on corner lot.<br />

New kitchen, counter<br />

top, sink and floor.<br />

New carpet & furnace.<br />

Enclosed front & back<br />

porch. 2 garages.<br />

$149,900<br />

262-470-2551<br />

DELAVAN: Beautiful 2BR<br />

home, 2+ car garage.<br />

$136,900. 262-745-3693.<br />

See pictures at<br />

http://InfoTube.net/185671<br />

FORMER PAPER CO<br />

land. Some as low as<br />

$16,900<br />

Landsofwi.com<br />

1-800-265-2537 (wcan)<br />

CHECK YOUR AD<br />

Checking your ad, especially<br />

the 1 st time it is published<br />

is a MUST! Errors<br />

that are not the fault of the<br />

advertiser & that clearly<br />

lessen the value of the ad<br />

will be adjusted. However,<br />

ads will be adjusted only<br />

once, therefore it is important<br />

to carefully read your<br />

ad on the 1 st run day & notify<br />

us of the error.<br />

SECRET SHOPPERS<br />

NEEDED-For Store Evaluations.<br />

Get Paid to Shop &<br />

Rate Local Stores,<br />

Restaurants, Theaters.<br />

Flex Hrs. Training Provided<br />

1-800-585-9024 Ext<br />

6772 (wcan)<br />

UNITED CHILD CARE<br />

is looking for a fun,<br />

certified & experienced<br />

teacher to join our staff.<br />

Call 262-248-4843<br />

PARTS COUNTER<br />

PERSON<br />

Rock County Buick<br />

Honda GMC is looking<br />

for an experienced parts<br />

department counter<br />

person. Full-time pay to<br />

be commensurate with<br />

experience. Great<br />

benefits, paid vacation<br />

and insurance available<br />

to:<br />

Eliot Stein<br />

Parts Manager<br />

3636 E. Milwaukee St.<br />

Janesville, WI 53546<br />

or email<br />

estein@rockcountybuick.com<br />

67971<br />

<strong>FREE</strong> APPLIANCES OR<br />

UPGRADES<br />

Wausau Homes<br />

Winter Special<br />

Call 608-754-8006 or visit<br />

schauderhomes.com<br />

HOLIDAY SPECIAL<br />

Delavan and Darien, Condos<br />

for sale. Developer<br />

will pay your mortgage for<br />

12 months, call for details.<br />

262-745-9699 or 262-<br />

949-1396. Broker owned.<br />

LOG HOME SACRIFICE!<br />

Builder Needs Cash, Selling<br />

1300 Sq Ft Log Home<br />

in Oneida Co.<br />

NOW ONLY $139,900!<br />

WI LAND CO.<br />

1-800-505-5263 (wcan)<br />

NO DOWN PAYMENT?<br />

PROBLEM CREDIT?<br />

If you're motivated and<br />

follow our proven, no nonsense<br />

program, we'll get<br />

you into a NEW HOME.<br />

Call 1-866-255-5267<br />

www.AmericanHome<br />

Partners.com<br />

SHARON: For sale by<br />

owner. 3 BR, 3 BA, near<br />

school, includes appliances<br />

$108,500. 262-736-<br />

9356 or 262-949-9572<br />

Timeshare Resales.<br />

The cheapest way to buy,<br />

sell and rent timeshares.<br />

No commissions or broker<br />

fees. Call 877-494-8246<br />

or go to<br />

www.buyatimeshare.com<br />

TOWN OF NEWARK:<br />

Farmette for sale by owner,<br />

home with 5 acres, eatin<br />

kitchen, 2 bedrooms<br />

(master bedroom has 2<br />

closets), finished basement<br />

with ¾ bath, fenced<br />

back yard, automatic water<br />

sprinkler in front &<br />

back, 30x30 out building<br />

with 2 box stalls & storage,<br />

3 fenced pastures for animals,<br />

2 car garage,<br />

$179,900. 608-879-9029<br />

WALWORTH: 3BR, 2 BA,<br />

family room, includes all<br />

appliances, newly redecorated<br />

& carpeted, 2 blocks<br />

to high school, 2 car<br />

garage. month + security<br />

& utilities. Lease or lease<br />

to own. 815-943-6331 or<br />

815-353-8173<br />

WILLIAMS BAY:<br />

rare 6-unit. Good location.<br />

All 2 BR, 1 BA. New roof<br />

and improvements.<br />

$399,900. 630-279-9332<br />

OPEN HOUSE<br />

NEW CONSTRUCTION<br />

IN CLINTON! 3 BR, 2<br />

bath, wood floors, patio<br />

door, dishwasher, micro,<br />

tray ceiling. Open Sun 2-4.<br />

Only $184,900. 517 EAST<br />

ST. 815-218-1039

34 Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 Place Your Ad Today!!<br />

MANUFACTURED<br />

HOMES<br />

1 YEAR <strong>FREE</strong> LOT RENT<br />

with the purchase of any<br />

new manufactured home.<br />

Financing available.<br />

Come visit Southern<br />

Wisconsin Premiere<br />

Mobile Home community.<br />

Home Source One.<br />

608-754-2990 or<br />

608-630-1712<br />

2007-3BR, 2BA, 1,180 sq<br />

ft. Ready. $49,500,<br />

10% down<br />

financing. 3 to choose<br />

from lot, rent $265/mo.<br />

262-723-2879<br />

4 BR HOME, BETWEEN<br />

LAKE GENEVA &<br />

BURLINGTON, ¼ acre lot,<br />

1 full BA, two 1/2 BA's, 1<br />

car garage, $900 month +<br />

security deposit, no pets.<br />

Renter pays utilities. Available<br />

now. 262-749-9076<br />

Accepting Applications<br />

Walworth: 3 BR, 1 BA,<br />

near schools & shopping,<br />

$875 month plus utilities.<br />

Elkhorn: 4 BR, 4 BA, on<br />

golf course $1,800 month<br />

plus utilities.<br />

Delavan: Efficiency $375<br />

month plus utilities.<br />

All Rentals Require<br />

application & deposit.<br />

262-275-2185<br />

Accepting Applications<br />

Walworth: 3 BR, 1 BA,<br />

country locale $875<br />

plus utilities.<br />

Lafayette: 4 BR, 4 BA, on<br />

golf course $1,800 mo<br />

plus utilities.<br />

Delavan: Efficiency<br />

$375 mo plus utilities.<br />

All Rentals Require:<br />

application & deposit<br />

262-275-2185<br />

Accepting Applications<br />

Williams Bay: Upper level<br />

2 BR duplex, $675 per<br />

month + utilities & deposit.<br />

Call Shari 262-745-2956<br />

BLOOMFIELD: Genoa<br />

City School District, 2 bedroom<br />

side by side duplex,<br />

with full basement, just off<br />

Hwy 12. No pets. $725<br />

month plus security deposit.<br />

262-275-8315<br />

DELAVAN HOUSE 3BR,<br />

2 BA, 2.5 car garage,<br />

$1,100/mo. 262-249-1922<br />

LakesPropertyMgt.com<br />

DELAVAN: 3BR home,<br />

1 car garage. $875/mo,<br />

plus security. Pay own<br />

utilities. Available Jan 1 st<br />

Great location!<br />

262-352-2974<br />

DELAVAN: 4 BR, 1 BA, ½<br />

block to lake, available<br />

now-June 1st, furnished,<br />

$850 per month plus<br />

security. 312-208-1035<br />

DELAVAN: DUPLEX 2<br />

BR with garage. No pets.<br />

Deposit required.<br />

$725/mo plus utilities.<br />

262-723-5638<br />

DELAVAN: Newly remodeled<br />

2 BR townhouse,<br />

walking distance to shopping,<br />

includes dishwasher,<br />

garbage disposal. References<br />

required, $700 per<br />

month. No dogs. 262-245-<br />

9292<br />

ELKHORN HOUSE 3BR,<br />

2BA, garage, large yard.<br />

$950/mo 262-249-1922<br />

LakesPropertyMgt.com<br />

ELKHORN- Newer House<br />

3BR, 2 BA, Garage<br />

$1,400/mo. 262-249-1922<br />

Lakes PropertyMgt.com<br />

PUBLISHER'S NOTICE<br />

Federal and State laws<br />

prohibit housing discrimination<br />

based on race,<br />

color, national origin,<br />

ancestry, religion, age,<br />

sex, handicap, lawful<br />

income, marital or family<br />

status & sexual orientation.<br />

This publication will<br />

not knowingly accept<br />

real estate or rental<br />

advertising from sellers,<br />

brokers or leasors<br />

intending to<br />

discriminate. All housing<br />

advertised in this<br />

publication is assumed<br />

to be available on an<br />

equal opportunity basis.<br />

To complain of<br />

discrimination call HUD<br />

toll-free at<br />

1 (800) 669-9777.<br />

The toll free telephone<br />

number for the<br />

hearing impaired is<br />

1 (800) 927-9275.<br />

ELKHORN: Newer 3 BR<br />

town home, fireplace, 1 ½<br />

BA, 2 ½ car garage, nice<br />

yard, appliances included<br />

nice basement, no smoking,<br />

$895 mo. Security &<br />

references.<br />

262-949-9491 Brian<br />

ELKHORN: W4717 Spring<br />

Court, 2 BR duplex, 2 BA,<br />

2 car garage, basement,<br />

$1,000 per month plus<br />

security & utilities.<br />

1<br />

LAKE GENEVA: Large 3<br />

BR, 2 BA, 2 ½ car garage,<br />

available immediately,<br />

good location, $895 mo.<br />

630-620-9582<br />

st ELKHORN: 4 BR, 2 BA<br />

house, $900 per month,<br />

includes water, sewer &<br />

garbage. 262-723-1873<br />

ELKHORN: Duplex, 2 BR<br />

W4717 Spring Ct, 2 BA, 2<br />

car garage, basement,<br />

$1,000/month plus security<br />

& utilities 262-723-2828<br />

ELKHORN: Mobile home<br />

for rent, 3 bedroom, $750/<br />

month includes water and<br />

sewer. 262-723-1873<br />

MONTH <strong>FREE</strong>!!<br />

262-723-2828<br />

FONTANA HOUSE<br />

2 BR, den, 1 bath, large<br />

living room, huge attic,<br />

$725 month plus utilities<br />

and security deposit.<br />

Lease term negotiable.<br />

262-812-3215<br />

FONTANA: 2 BR, 1 BA, 3<br />

car garage, fireplace,<br />

large covered porch,<br />

$1,000. 262-206-4699<br />

FORT ATKINSON: 4BR,<br />

3BA country farm house,<br />

newly remodeled, fireplace,<br />

appliances included,<br />

$1,450. 262-993-4009<br />

HOUSES FOR RENT<br />

in the Pell Lake area.<br />

Starting at $800 month.<br />

Call 262-279-9900<br />

LAKE COMO: 2 BR home<br />

on quiet street. Available<br />

now. Appliances included.<br />

Renter pays utilities. No<br />

pets. $800/mo, plus security.<br />

262-749-9076<br />

LAKE COMO: 2 BR<br />

house, 1 BA, laundry has<br />

gas hook-up, large<br />

garage, $800 per month +<br />

utilities. NO cats.<br />

References and credit<br />

check. 608-368-1081<br />

LAKE COMO: Pine Street<br />

house, lower 1BR, 1BA,<br />

fireplace, laundry & utilities<br />

included, small pet OK<br />

$550 mo. 262-749-8135<br />

LAKE COMO: W3593<br />

Washington Dr, 3 BR<br />

house. Huge yard, laundry,<br />

pets OK. $750/month<br />

+ security. 262-749-8135<br />

LAKE GENEVA CONDO:<br />

3 BR, 2.5 BA, garage<br />

$1200 /mo. 262-249-1922<br />

LakesPropertyMgt.com<br />

LAKE GENEVA/COMO<br />

House, 2BR, 1BA, family<br />

room with wood burning<br />

fireplace, kitchen with dinning<br />

area, full basement<br />

with washer and dryer, 2<br />

car garage, private beach,<br />

lake view, no pets, $1,100<br />

month, renter pays utilities,<br />

708-805-6369<br />

LAKE GENEVA: 2 BR duplex<br />

at 1306 LaSalle St.<br />

Stove, refrigerator & central<br />

air, large clean basement,<br />

no pets, security deposit<br />

& references required.<br />

Available Jan. 1,<br />

2008. $650 per mo + utilities.<br />

Call 262-248-1364 for<br />

appointment.<br />

LAKE GENEVA: 2 BR, 2<br />

BA, 1 car garage. 262-<br />

903-8128<br />

LAKE GENEVA: Geneva<br />

National, 1 BR upper, furnished.<br />

773-612-7672<br />

LAKE GENEVA: Small 1<br />

BR cottage, all utilities included,<br />

$550/mo. First &<br />

last month's rent required.<br />

262-248-4062<br />

LAUDERDALE LAKE:<br />

Available February 1, 2<br />

BR, 1 bath cottage type,<br />

subdivision pool, Lauderdale<br />

Lake rights. All appliances,<br />

washer, dryer,<br />

upright freezer, refrigerator<br />

& stove. 1 year direct TV,<br />

$950 month plus security<br />

deposit. 6 month lease.<br />

Credit check & references<br />

required. Contact 950-<br />

728-0029 for appointment<br />

New Williams Bay House<br />

Lg 4 BR, 2 BA with garage<br />

$1,995/mo. 262-249-1922<br />

LakesPropertyMgt.com<br />

WHITEWATER: New condo,<br />

located in 2 acres of<br />

woods, 3 miles from<br />

Whitewater, 2BR, 2BA, 2<br />

car garage, fireplace, 1<br />

WILLIAMS BAY 6 BR, 4<br />

BA, 1 block from lake.<br />

Could be related living.<br />

$1,500 + security. 708<br />

598-7789; 708-705-0660<br />

WILLIAMS BAY: 1 BR<br />

cottage, clean, cozy, offstreet<br />

parking, $350/mo,<br />

year lease + security and<br />

references, no smoking/no<br />

pets. Available now. 630-<br />

279-9898 / 262-245-0195<br />

WILLIAMS BAY: 2BR 1BA<br />

lower condo, appliances,<br />

walking distance to lake &<br />

convenience store, available<br />

Feb 12. $825 month.<br />

262-949-8512<br />

WILLIAMS BAY: 2BR,<br />

2BA, sun room. Lease<br />

negotiable, 262-245-5036<br />

st<br />

NORTH COMO: Clean 5<br />

room, 2BR house, laundry<br />

room, big deck, large<br />

wooded yard, lake rights,<br />

stove, refrigerator. $650 +<br />

security & utilities. 262-<br />

248-6352<br />

PELL LAKE: 2BR, 1BA, all<br />

appliances, no smoking, 1<br />

car garage, $795.<br />

262-279-6901<br />

RURAL WHITEWATER:<br />

small 1BR house, 7 miles<br />

south of Whitewater, LOW<br />

UTILITIES, pets negotiable,<br />

$525 mo.<br />

608-883-2856<br />

SHARON: 3BR house with<br />

3 car garage, $800 per mo<br />

+ security deposit.<br />

815-482-8258<br />

floor laundry, full basement.<br />

$1,100/mo. 920-<br />

723-1429<br />

WILLIAMS BAY:<br />

3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 1/2<br />

car garage for rent. $1,200<br />

per month includes utilities,<br />

basic cable, washer &<br />

dryer, and dishwasher.<br />

Pets allowed for extra<br />

charge upon approval.<br />

Available Now<br />

Call 262-728-5081.<br />

WILLIAMS BAY: 3-4BR,<br />

2BA near lake & schools<br />

$1,500/mo + utilities.<br />

262-812-6297 before 9pm<br />

2 MONTHS <strong>FREE</strong><br />

DELAVAN: 2 BR. Garage,<br />

heat $650. 262-249-1922<br />

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BURLINGTON: Large 1<br />

BR & Loft apartments.<br />

Great location, available<br />

immediately, $375 & $395<br />

month. 630-620-9582<br />

DELAVAN: (2) 2 BR apartments,<br />

range from $500-<br />

$695 mo. Call Railton Realty<br />

262-248-2480<br />

DELAVAN: 1 BR Upper,<br />

$500/mo + security & utilities.<br />

262-728-5620<br />

DELAVAN: 2 BR lower<br />

duplex with basement<br />

& garage, $595/month.<br />

262-743-1699<br />

DELAVAN: 2 BR. Indoor<br />

parking. $585/month. No<br />

pets, 262-728-1359 or<br />

262-689-3973<br />

DELAVAN: 3 BR upper,<br />

2005 North Shore Dr.<br />

$695 per mo plus<br />

utilities. 708-921-4433<br />

DELAVAN: 827<br />

Phoenix. Like new 1<br />

BR. HEAT, appliances &<br />

air. Cat extra. $510<br />

262-728-2529 or<br />

800-491-9696<br />

DELAVAN: Downtown 2<br />

BR apartment. Available<br />

now. 262-248-2480<br />

DELAVAN: Lakeview<br />

Meadow Apartments. Spacious<br />

2BR, 1BA condo<br />

style apartment homes located<br />

in quaint town of<br />

Delavan, just seconds<br />

from the Lake. Private entry<br />

upper and lower units<br />

available with balcony or<br />

patio, upper units with den<br />

area & vaulted ceilings,<br />

dishwasher, washer/dryer,<br />

single car detached<br />

garage, central air, 24hour<br />

emergency maintenance,<br />

professional onsite<br />

manager. PETS WEL-<br />

COME! Call Crystal at<br />

262-728-6886 for your private<br />

showing. Renting<br />

from $695/mo.<br />

DELAVAN: Large 1BR<br />

800 sq ft, available immediately,<br />

good location,<br />

$395 mo. 630-620-9582<br />

DELAVAN: Large 1BR,<br />

$495. Indoor parking. No<br />

pets, security deposit.<br />

262-728-1359 or 262-594-<br />

3734<br />

DELAVAN: Seventh Court<br />

Apartments. 2 BR lower,<br />

appliances included. You<br />

pay electric, landlord pays<br />

sewer and water. 1 year<br />

lease. Available now. Security<br />

and references required.<br />

No pets. $575 per<br />

month. 262-723-5058<br />

DELAVAN: Tyrrell Court<br />

Apartments. Very nice<br />

deluxe 1 & 2 BR, $650-<br />

$700. One month free<br />

rent! HEAT included,<br />

parking, appliances,<br />

dishwasher, large closets,<br />

on-site laundry,<br />

small pets OK, upper &<br />

lower available. Just off<br />

I-43. Close to shopping.<br />

Call NOW!<br />

262-363-3332<br />

DELAVAN: VILLAGE<br />

SQUARE MOVE IN SPE-<br />

CIAL! ½ off 1 st month rent<br />

with 1 year lease. New<br />

management. 1 BR from<br />

$550. 2 BR from $625.<br />

Newly remodeled, unit<br />

available, heat & hot water<br />

included, appliances, new<br />

carpet, laundry, parking.<br />

262-728-2379<br />

ELKHORN: 1 BR upper,<br />

$550 includes heat, appliances<br />

& utilities, deposit.<br />

NO pets. 262-723-5608<br />

ELKHORN: 2 BR duplex,<br />

1 BA, no pets, $900 mo.<br />

262-723-8999<br />

ELKHORN: West Street<br />

Apartments. 2 BR with<br />

heat and water. $540 per<br />

month plus $540 security.<br />

Available Jan 15. No pets.<br />

Require about our move in<br />

special. 262-743-2007<br />

ELKHORN: West Street<br />

Apartments. 2 BR with<br />

heat and water. $540 per<br />

month plus $540 security.<br />

Available now. No pets.<br />

Require about our move in<br />

special. 262-743-2007<br />

Call Me For All Your Real Estate Needs<br />

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First Time Home Buyers!<br />

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Lake Geneva, WI 53147<br />

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NO SHOVELING • NO MOWING • NO RAKING<br />

MOVE IN<br />

SPECIALS<br />

ELKHORN: Lower 3 BR<br />

duplex, $725 per month.<br />

262-723-1873<br />

FONTANA: 1 BR apartment<br />

near lake. No pets.<br />

No smokers. One year<br />

lease. $595 per month<br />

plus utilities. Call John<br />

Law at RE/MAX Geneva<br />

Realty 262-249-5900x125<br />

FONTANA: 1 BR furnished<br />

upper apartment,<br />

NO pets, Available Now.<br />

$600 mo + utilities. 262-<br />

275-3622<br />

<strong>FREE</strong> Heat and Water!<br />

Williams Bay, 2 BR, $595<br />

mo. 262-249-1922<br />

LakesPropertyMgt.com<br />

LAKE GENEVA/LYONS:<br />

Small horse farm 2BR,<br />

$675 month plus utilities.<br />

Will pay reliable light<br />

maintenance/horse feeder.<br />

262-248-4373<br />

LAKE GENEVA/Williams<br />

Bay: Quiet country setting,<br />

1 Br + study apt on ground<br />

floor, large yard, lots of<br />

closet space, appliances,<br />

air, some pets ok.<br />

$575/mo + utilities. 262-<br />

245-5442 or 262-745-<br />

8117.<br />

LAKE GENEVA: 1 BR<br />

apartment furnished, 1 or<br />

2 persons, no pets, $180<br />

per week, includes utilities.<br />

262-248-4438<br />

LAKE GENEVA: 1 BR<br />

upstairs apartment with<br />

garage. $550 per month<br />

plus utilities. Security deposit<br />

required. Available<br />

Dec 1 st LAKE GENEVA: 1 BR upper,<br />

downtown lakeview,<br />

$575 per month includes<br />

heat, hot water, cable, off<br />

street parking. Security<br />

deposit, 1 year lease, no<br />

pets. Call Tom 262-275-<br />

9477<br />

. 262-275-5844<br />

LAKE GENEVA: 2 BR apt.<br />

836 Clover St, stove, refrigerator,<br />

washer & dryer,<br />

central air & clean large<br />

basement, no pets, security<br />

deposit & references required,<br />

available immediately,<br />

rent $650 per month<br />

plus utilities. Call 1-262-<br />

248-1364 for appointment.<br />

FLEXIBLE<br />

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62408<br />

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63102<br />

• Large, 2 bedroom corner apartments<br />

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• Cable TV and garage from $625 per month<br />

• Near Beloit Memorial Hospital<br />

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• Visit our website www.theschirmfirm.com<br />

• Applications taken<br />

2 MONTHS<br />

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RENT<br />

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• 2 car attached garage<br />

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• Pets Welcome<br />

• Full-size Washer/Dryer<br />

in Each Home<br />

• Fireplace<br />

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Lake Geneva, WI 53147<br />

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eadow Blossom<br />

Apartments<br />

Elkhorn<br />

• Central Air<br />

• Ceiling fans<br />

• Walk-in closets<br />

• Fitness center<br />

• Clubhouse<br />

• In-ground pool<br />

Luxurious, large, 2 bedroom (den/loft),<br />

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fireplace and cathedral ceiling. Attached<br />

garage, separate entry. All appliances<br />

including washer & dryer. Gas heat,<br />

central air. Upper and lower units<br />

available. Rent starts at $760-$1,090.<br />

Call for an appointment<br />

723-6786 or 723-8530 65688<br />

63378<br />

84960<br />

$ 5.00 Off Monthly Rent Coupon<br />

Climate Control<br />

5x5 to 10x25<br />

Electronic Entry<br />

24/7 Access<br />

Mac’s Mini Storage<br />

262-248-2249<br />

Must present this ad at lease signing.<br />

www.macsmini.com<br />

61870<br />

Sunset Meadows Apartments<br />

Spacious Condo-Styled Luxury<br />

• 2 bedrooms<br />

• Private entrance<br />

with intercom<br />

• 1 or 2 car garage<br />

with opener<br />

• Gas heat & central air<br />

• Full-size washer & dryer<br />

in every unit<br />

• Walk-in closet<br />

• Cathedral ceilings<br />

• G.E. appliances<br />

• 1 or 2 baths<br />

• Mini & vertical blinds<br />

• Uppers w/den<br />

• Water & sewer included in rent<br />

• 1175’ to 1485 sq. ft. Rents<br />

Start at<br />

$705<br />

Located near I-43 and Hwy. 50<br />

Can be seen by contacting office at:<br />

714 Faryl Ave. #16, Delavan, WI or phone 740-0350<br />

65637<br />

63272

Place Your Ad Today!! Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 35<br />

For Rent Lake Geneva<br />

1,800 sq. ft. 2 nd Floor Residence<br />

3 bedroom • 2 bath • Garage<br />

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Spacious floor plans<br />

Walking distance to schools<br />

Resident Activities<br />

also available<br />

1,800 sq. ft. Commercial Space<br />

Call for more details<br />

(262) 248-2345<br />

63372<br />

63401<br />

Pets Welcome w/ restrictions<br />

Same Floor Laundry<br />

Garages available<br />

Playground<br />

Remodeled Fitness Center<br />

Beautiful landscaping<br />

Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 262-740-0088<br />

www.accmanagementgroup.com<br />

433 Autumn Drive, Delavan, WI<br />

EHO 63095<br />

GENEVA MEADOWS<br />

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PRIVATE DECK/PATIO<br />

$695 MONTH<br />

(262) 248-1644<br />

www.lakespropertymgt.com<br />

development group<br />

Elkhorn<br />

Office/Retail Space for Rent<br />

715 W. Walworth St.<br />

800 sq. ft.<br />

$595/mo.<br />

9 S. Wisconsin St.<br />

2,000 sq. ft.<br />

Call for Details<br />

Call for pricing<br />

262-723-2881 65571<br />

63270<br />

LAKE GENEVA: 1 BR apt.<br />

1 Block from lake, $575<br />

month plus 1 month security.<br />

262-949-9004<br />

LAKE GENEVA: 3 BR lower,<br />

hardwood floors, walking<br />

distance from downtown.<br />

$950. Call Ed 414-<br />

405-9268<br />

LAKE GENEVA: 55+, only<br />

a few available, luxury 1 &<br />

2 BRs, beautiful common<br />

areas, secure entry, on<br />

site manager, from $595<br />

+, some restrictions. The<br />

Terraces of Geneva<br />

Crossing, 262-248-9464<br />

LAKE GENEVA: 822 Wisconsin<br />

St, 2 Bedroom.<br />

$750 month, laundry &<br />

storage included. Available<br />

now. 262-749-8135<br />

FOR RENT<br />

ELKHORN<br />

LUXURY APARTMENTS<br />

NOW AVAILABLE<br />

1 & 2 bdrm.<br />

water & sewer or garage included<br />

$560<br />

Call today for details<br />

262-723-2960 64967<br />

Lake Geneva’s Finest<br />

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• Garage<br />

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• Fitness Center<br />

• Pet Friendly<br />

• Clubhouse<br />

• Pool<br />

• Private Entrance<br />

400 South Edwards Blvd.<br />

Lake Geneva, WI 53147<br />

Office Open 9-5 M-F 10-2 Sat. & Sun<br />

email: theridges@blakecapitalcorp.com<br />

www.blakecapitalcorp.com<br />

Phone (262) 249-1949<br />

2 Bedroom<br />

Available<br />

Abbey Way<br />

Apartments<br />

Condo-styled Apartments<br />

• 2 Bedrooms<br />

• 1 or 2 bathrooms<br />

• Private Entry<br />

• Attached garage with opener<br />

• Full-size washer & dryer<br />

• Self-cleaning oven<br />

• Dishwasher/frost-free refrigerator<br />

• Microwave oven<br />

• Mini and vertical blinds<br />

• Gas heat and central air<br />

• Cathedral ceilings<br />

• Cats negotiable<br />

• Balcony/patio<br />

• Beautifully landscaped grounds<br />

• Water & sewer included in rent<br />

Excellent Delavan location near I-43 & Hwy. 50<br />

REN T .<br />

$715-$725 MO.<br />

Phone: 262-215 -808 0<br />

CALL FOR APPOINTMENT<br />

LAKE GENEVA: 822 Wisconsin<br />

St, 3-4 BR, 3 bath.<br />

$1,000 month, laundry &<br />

storage included. Available<br />

now. 262-749-8135<br />

LAKE GENEVA:<br />

BADGER APARTMENTS<br />

315 E South St/1120<br />

South Wells St. 2 BR, appliances,<br />

air, blinds, laundry,<br />

deck or patio. Regular<br />

$595-$615. 6 mo leases.<br />

½ mo <strong>FREE</strong> on 1 yr lease.<br />

Call John and Samantha<br />

262-949-5251<br />

Español Heidy<br />

262-745-3813<br />

LAKE GENEVA: Sage St.<br />

Apartments, 2 BR, 1 BA,<br />

close to downtown.<br />

Available now. $630/mo.<br />

No pets<br />

262-248-2480<br />

LITTLE RED SCHOOL<br />

HOUSE converted to duplex,<br />

on fenced 1 acre<br />

overlooking Countryside,<br />

Lake Geneva, Powers<br />

Lake area. 3 BR,1½ bath.<br />

Available to non smokers<br />

only. No pets. $900 plus<br />

utilities. 708-447-8333<br />

Luxury at its BEST<br />

The Fields of<br />

Delavan Apartments<br />

• Spacious 2 Bedroom • Gas Fireplace<br />

• 2 Full Baths • Private Entrance<br />

• 2 Car Garage • Full-Size Washer & Dryer<br />

• Central Air/Gas Heat • All Appliances<br />

• Corner Units • Patio or Deck<br />

Lower Unit - $775/mo. • Upper Unit $845/mo.<br />

2 Car<br />

Attached<br />

GARAGE<br />

262-249-1922<br />

www.LakesPropertyMgt.com<br />

www.TheSchirmFirm.com<br />

(Click on Wisconsin<br />

Apartment Buildings)<br />

63303<br />

63091<br />

Ask about<br />

our specials<br />

64983<br />

GENOA CITY: 2 BR apartment.<br />

Call 262-749-9131<br />

for information.<br />

PELL LAKE: large 2 BR,<br />

fully remodeled, new appliances<br />

throughout energy<br />

efficient. $650 per<br />

month. Security deposit<br />

required. 262-279-5430.<br />

University Garden Apts,<br />

1 & 2 BR apts. Qualified<br />

applicants will pay 30% of<br />

their income. Call between<br />

9-5 M-F. Equal Housing<br />

Opportunity.<br />

370 North Tratt Street,<br />

Whitewater WI.<br />

262-473-7087<br />

WALWORTH<br />

2 BR, central air, storage<br />

and laundry on site, $600<br />

per month plus security.<br />

262-279-3394<br />

Walworth Apartment<br />

2 BR lower. Pet OK.<br />

$585/mo. 262-249-1922<br />

LakesPropertyMgt.com<br />

WALWORTH: 2 BR lower,<br />

spacious, great location.<br />

Appliances, storage, laundry<br />

on site. $625/mo.<br />

414-801-2312<br />

WILLIAMS BAY: Large 2<br />

BR, 1 BA, 800 sq ft apt,<br />

includes heat & water,<br />

available immediately,<br />

good location $495 month.<br />

630-620-9582<br />

Woodview Park<br />

• 1 bedroom<br />

Senior/Disabled<br />

• HEAT & WATER included<br />

• On-site laundry<br />

• Delavan Senior Nutrition site<br />

• Grocery delivery<br />

• Rent = 30% of <strong>Inc</strong>ome<br />

• Cats & some Dogs welcome<br />

ALSO 2-3 bedroom<br />

Family Units<br />

Turtle Creek<br />

• 2-3 bedroom Family Units<br />

• HEAT & WATER included<br />

• On-site laundry<br />

• Close to scho ols<br />

• Rent = 30% of <strong>Inc</strong>ome<br />

• Cats & some Dogs welcome<br />

CALL<br />

NOW!!<br />

for an<br />

appointment<br />

(262) 728-6161<br />

Lake Comus<br />

• 1 bedroom<br />

Senior/Disabled<br />

• HEAT & WATER included<br />

• On-site laundry<br />

• <strong>Community</strong> Room<br />

• Rent = 30% of <strong>Inc</strong>ome<br />

• Close to downtown Delavan<br />

• Cats & some Dogs welcome<br />

Village Square<br />

(Located in Walworth)<br />

• 1 bedroom<br />

Senior/Disabled<br />

• HEAT & WATER included<br />

• On-site laundry<br />

• Rent = 30% of <strong>Inc</strong>ome<br />

• Cats & some Dogs welcome<br />

353 Tyrrell Court, Delavan • Equal Housing Opportunity<br />

Stoneridge<br />

Apartments<br />

1/2 Off<br />

Security<br />

Deposit*<br />

Call Today<br />

ST<strong>ONE</strong>RIDGE<br />

APARTMENTS<br />

2 BR, 2 BA<br />

apartments with<br />

attached garages,<br />

central air, washer, dryer,<br />

walk-in closet.<br />

Rents start at<br />

$725/mo. + util.<br />

1/2 Off<br />

Security Deposit*<br />

* With qualified credit<br />

In A Quiet, Country Setting<br />

RENT SPECIALS STARTING AT $495 & UP<br />

1 2 Bedroom<br />

Bedroom 1 Bath<br />

APARTMENTS<br />

• Dishwasher/Microwave<br />

• 2nd & 3rd floor balconies<br />

• Coin-operated laundry on the 3rd floor<br />

Sign a<br />

One-Year Lease<br />

& receive a<br />

$100 Gas Certificate<br />

to the<br />

Sharon SuperMart<br />

development group<br />

WHITEWATER TOWN<br />

HOUSES: 2 BR, 1 BA,<br />

$645 month, dogs allowed.<br />

Available now.<br />

262-248-2480<br />

DELAVAN: Furnished<br />

room, shared kitchen &<br />

bath, includes all utilities.<br />

No smoking. Deposit &<br />

references. 262-728-2022<br />

ELKHORN: Nickel Plate<br />

Hotel, rooms for rent $80<br />

and up. 262-723-4935<br />

LAKE GENEVA: Downtown,<br />

across from lake,<br />

sleeping room, weekly,<br />

references. 262-248-7016<br />

LAKE GENEVA:<br />

Kitchenettes & Cottages.<br />

Weekly rates, no pets.<br />

262-248-4438<br />

LAKE GENEVA: On Lake<br />

Como, small kitchenette,<br />

fully furnished, $130 per<br />

week includes utilities. No<br />

pets. 815-678-2026<br />

WAYSIDE HOTEL,<br />

Downtown Walworth WI:<br />

Newly reconditioned<br />

rooms. Call 262-275-2034<br />

WILLIAMS BAY: 1 & 2 BR,<br />

nice neighborhood, weekly<br />

/ monthly. 262-245-5036<br />

PARKSIDE<br />

APARTMENTS<br />

Large 2 BR apts.<br />

Next to<br />

Sunset Park,<br />

$555/mo. + util.<br />

1/2 Off<br />

Security Deposit*<br />

63097<br />

Elkhorn, WI 53121<br />

262-723-2881 • 866-APR-TMNT<br />

www.summitdg.com<br />

EVERGREEN<br />

APARTMENTS<br />

2 BR, 1 BA apts.<br />

with central air,<br />

dishwasher,<br />

on-site laundry,<br />

secured entry<br />

$575/mo. + util.<br />

1/2 Off<br />

Security Deposit*<br />

COMMERCIAL<br />

REAL ESTATE<br />

FOR LEASE<br />

Three bays, show room &<br />

2 offices. 262-882-3264<br />

LAKE GENEVA/COMO<br />

Office Suites/Store Front,<br />

350-750 sq ft & larger<br />

space available. Fresh<br />

Move-In condition. Rent<br />

Negotiable. 262-248-2249<br />

847-338-8990<br />

NEWLY REMODELED<br />

720 sq ft office space in<br />

Delavan Industrial Park.<br />

$550 per month. Additional<br />

storage space available.<br />

262-215-8323<br />

W0411 HWY L: East Troy<br />

Mukwonago area, M-1<br />

zoning, available (2)<br />

50x50 or (1) 50x100 single<br />

phase, secluded with plenty<br />

of outside storage. 2 ½<br />

miles from I-43 and State<br />

Hwy 83. Ideal usage<br />

would be trade and contractors<br />

offices, warehousing,<br />

landscape businesses,<br />

distributors, machine<br />

shop, automotive, manufacturing,<br />

and others. Contact<br />

Bill 262-470-5775<br />

WALWORTH: best visibility,<br />

excellent parking, 4,000<br />

@ $4.75/sq ft. <strong>Inc</strong>luding all<br />

utilities. 262-245-4555<br />

2 Bedroom<br />

2 Bath<br />

• Underground parking available<br />

• On-site maintenance<br />

• Free storage units<br />

For More Information ~ Call Gail Today!<br />

140 W. School St. • Sharon, WI<br />

(262) 736-2300<br />

email: prairie@sharontelephone.com<br />

Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-4:30; Sat. By Appointment<br />

FAIRFIELD<br />

APARTMENTS<br />

2 BR units with<br />

central air,<br />

dishwashers, laundry<br />

and detached garages.<br />

Rents start at<br />

$600/mo. + util.<br />

1/2 Off<br />

Security Deposit*<br />

*Cats Welcome (sorry, no dogs)<br />

62539<br />

65146

36 Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 Place Your Ad Today!!<br />

With a Pontiac<br />

badge and Toyota<br />

guts, one of our favorite<br />

small wagons returns<br />

with a few new tricks<br />

By MALCOLM GUNN<br />

WHEELBASE COMMUNICATIONS<br />

P<br />

ontiac and Toyota<br />

have once again<br />

teamed up to build a thrifty, high-stylin’<br />

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The upstart little car with capacious<br />

cargo capacity certainly carried the day for<br />

Pontiac when it first arrived back in 2002<br />

for the 2003 model year.<br />

The value was obvious from the beginning. The<br />

sheetmetal appeared way ahead of its time and the<br />

wagon design was more than practical. And the fact<br />

that it contained significant content emanating from<br />

Toyota’s Corolla and Matrix (and at a down-to-earth<br />

price) was reassuring for buyers who otherwise might<br />

not have strayed from the import fold.<br />

But the most remarkable factoid concerning the<br />

Vibe was its nearly universal acceptance by new-car<br />

buyers of nearly every demographic stripe. From<br />

younger shoppers just entering their new-car buying<br />

years to the over-50 set, the Vibe was embraced by all.<br />

Pontiac had a winner on its hands.<br />

The 2009 edition — available in early 2008, actually<br />

— enriches the ownership experience with more<br />

room and power choices while retaining the overall<br />

sense of style that made the original so popular. The<br />

new<br />

shell<br />

displays<br />

more crisply defined<br />

features — especially<br />

the front<br />

bumper area — and the fenders<br />

add to the vehicle’s broadshouldered<br />

shape.<br />

In an unusual display of bigger-is-better<br />

restraint, the Vibe’s key dimensions remain<br />

nearly identical to that of the outgoing version, although<br />

the weight has slightly increased and maximum<br />

cargo capacity with the rear seat folded has<br />

shrunk, possibly due to a slight roofline reduction.<br />

For passengers, the new Vibe holds tight to the<br />

stylish and comfortable traits that made the original<br />

so popular. Improvements to the gauge layout and a<br />

meatier steering wheel will be especially appreciated<br />

by drivers, while everyone aboard will continue to<br />

enjoy the supportive front chairs, generous leg and hip<br />

room and fold-flat 60/40 split rear seat for those occasions<br />

when big cargo capacity is required.<br />

Perhaps the best news for Vibe fans is that the<br />

powertrain choices are more robust. Base cars arrive<br />

with a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine that now produces<br />

132 horsepower, six more than last<br />

year’s 1.8, while a 158-horsepower 2.4liter<br />

four-cylinder is included with the<br />

all-wheel-drive Vibe AWD. As you might<br />

recall, all-wheel-drive actually fell off<br />

the Vibe menu at the end of the 2006<br />

model year. Both engines originate with<br />

Toyota and will also be offered in the<br />

new Matrix wagon as well as the nextgeneration<br />

Corolla sedan.<br />

A five-speed manual transmission is<br />

standard on base Vibes while a fourspeed<br />

automatic is optional, but standard<br />

when AWD is specified. Also<br />

returning following a two-model-year<br />

absence is the Vibe GT trim level, which<br />

also runs with the same 2.4 as AWD<br />

models, but offers a choice of a fivespeed<br />

manual transmission or fivespeed<br />

automatic with manual-shift<br />

control.<br />

The AWD and GT also feature a<br />

different fully independent rear<br />

suspension than base models, one<br />

that’s claimed to produce more precise<br />

handling characteristics.<br />

Beyond the now standard safety<br />

gear that was actually optional on<br />

the previous Vibe (including six<br />

airbags plus traction and stability<br />

control to keep the Vibe heading<br />

where the driver intends), base<br />

models include a tilt and telescopic<br />

steering column, power windows<br />

and door locks, 115-volt power outlet,<br />

overhead console and a four-<br />

64005<br />

speaker audio system.<br />

The AWD adds a rear-cargo storage<br />

system, roof rack and fold-flat front passenger<br />

seat, both of which were standard<br />

on the first-gen Vibe, and air<br />

conditioning. The GT further pumps up<br />

the content with 18-inch wheels, sporttuned<br />

suspension, leather-trimmed<br />

front seats, unique front fascia, special<br />

body cladding, rear spoiler, fog lamps<br />

and a 320-watt, seven-speaker sound<br />

package with a large subwoofer embedded<br />

in the passenger-side rear trim<br />

panel.<br />

With about 300,000 first-generation<br />

Vibes already on the road, General Motors<br />

has a solid indicator that the Toyota/Pontiac<br />

formula works. Adding a<br />

dose of power and refinement is all this<br />

wagon needs to head into the next<br />

decade with the same kind of success.

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1857 07 FORD CROWN VICTORIA LX, Leather, loaded, only 6,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,995<br />

1882 07 FORD TAURUS SEL 4 DR., Loaded, leather, moonroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,995<br />

7051 07 FORD TAURUS SE 4 DR., Loaded, OUR CAR, only 8,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,995<br />

7058 07 FORD TAURUS SE 4 DR., Loaded, OUR CAR, only 8,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,995<br />

1864 07 FORD TAURUS SEL 4 DR., Leather, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,995<br />

1863 07 FORD TAURUS SEL 4 DR., Leather, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,995<br />

1884 07 FORD TAURUS SE 4 DR., Loaded, very clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,995<br />

1855 07 FORD TAURUS SE 4 DR., Loaded, very clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,995<br />

1880 07 CHEVY AVEO 4 DR., 4 cyl., auto., GREAT DEAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,995<br />

1879 07 CHEVY AVEO 4 DR., 4 cyl., auto., GREAT DEAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,995<br />

1856 06 LINCOLN ZEPHER, Loaded, navigation, 11,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24,900<br />

JR22 06 FORD FUSION SE 4 DR., 4 cyl., auto., loaded, 10,000 local miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,995<br />

7097A 05 FORD MUSTANG COUPE, V6, 5 spd., premium, low miles, local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,995<br />

7075A 02 FORD TAURUS SES 4 DR., Loaded, very clean, local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,995<br />

7151A 92 LINCOLN TOWN CAR, Leather, cloth roof, very clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,695<br />

1887A 07 FORD EXPEDITION 4X4, Limited, moonroof, pearl white, only 13,000 miles . . . . . $31,995<br />

1886 07 FORD EXPLORER 4X4, Limited, 3rd seat, pearl white, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $26,995<br />

1881 07 FORD EXPLORER 4 DR., 4X4, XLT, leather, 3rd seat, 11,000 miles, MINT . . . . . . $22,995<br />

1878 07 FORD E-350 CLUB WAGON, 5.4 V8, 15 passenger, super loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,995<br />

1858 07 FORD E-150 CLUB WAGON, 5.4 V8, 8 pass., super loaded, 10,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . $19,995<br />

1792 06 FORD EXPLORER 4 DR., 4X4, Eddie Bauer, loaded, only 16,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . $24,995<br />

1833 06 FORD EXPLORER 4 DR., 4X4, Eddie Bauer, loaded, moonroof, DEMO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $23,995<br />

8064A 06 FORD F-150 4X4 CREW, 5.4, XLT, t. tow, loaded, local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,995<br />

103LS 06 FORD ESCAPE 4X4, V6, auto., leather, moonroof, local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18,995<br />

1870 06 FORD ESCAPE 4X4, V6, XLT, loaded, leather, moonroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18,995<br />

103M 06 FORD ESCAPE FWD, 4 cyl., auto., XLT, moon, 10,500 miles, owner’s car . . . . . . . . $17,995<br />

1869 06 FORD ESCAPE 4X4, V6, XLT, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16,995<br />

1874 05 FORD F-150 4X4 SUPERCAB, 5.4, XLT, super loaded, 19,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,995<br />

2601 05 FORD <strong>FREE</strong>STYLE FWD, SEL, 3rd seat, TV & DVD, 12,000 miles, local . . . . . . . . . $18,995<br />

1873 05 FORD F-150 4X4 SUPERCAB 4.6, STX, loaded, clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18,995<br />

7138A 05 FORD F-150 4X4 CREW, 5.4, auto., XLT, loaded, local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16,900<br />

1862 05 FORD ESCAPE FWD, Auto., cruise, local, 25,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,995<br />

80442A 05 FORD ESCAPE FWD, 4 cyl., auto., XLS, local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,995<br />

1868 04 FORD RANGER 4X4 SUPERCAB, 4.0, auto., XLT, 4 dr., moonroof, loaded . . . . . . . . $16,900<br />

6015A 03 FORD E-350 CLUB WAGON, V10, chateau, leather, quads, dual TV’s . . . . . . . . . . . $15,900<br />

7147B 03 FORD F-150 4X4 CREW, 5.4, XLT, loaded, local, very clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16,900<br />

6254A 03 FORD F-150 4X4 CREW, 5.4, Regency conversion, super loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,900<br />

7108A 03 DODGE DAKOTA CREW, V8, auto., SLT, local owner, nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,900<br />

7175A 03 BUICK RENDEZVOUS, CXL, leather, 3rd seat, local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,995<br />

8071A 02 FORD F-250 4X4 SUPERCAB, diesel, auto., Lariat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,995<br />

1494A 02 FORD EXPLORER 4 DR. 4X4, V8, t. tow, 3rd seat, local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,695<br />

1852A 02 FORD EXPLORER 4 DR. 4X4, V8, t. tow, 3rd seat, leather, local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,995<br />

1664A 02 FORD WINDSTAR LX, 7 pass., rear air & heat, local . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,900<br />

7120A 02 CHEVY VENTURE VAN, 7 pass., rear air & heat, super clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,900<br />

6132A 01 DODGE DURANGO 4X4, SLT, loaded, very clean MUST SEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,900<br />

4242A 01 FORD E-150 CONVERSION VAN, Loaded, conversion, runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,900<br />

8066A 01 FORD ESCAPE 4 DR., 4 cyl., 5 spd., air, cruise, one local owner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,995<br />

1725A 95 DODGE CONVERSION VAN, Loaded, runs good, “AS IS” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,900<br />

6089A 94 CHEVY SUBURBAN 4X4, 5.7, Silverado, loaded, one local owner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,900<br />

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cars, trucks, etc. $100-<br />

$500. Free immediate<br />

pick-up. Call anytime.<br />

262-949-1577<br />

1996 DODGE 4X4 short<br />

box, ext cab with western<br />

plow & topper. Good condition,<br />

$8,500 OBO. 608-<br />

756-5600<br />

1997 DODGE RAM 2500,<br />

LARAMIE SLT, V8, auto, 2<br />

wheel drive, tow package,<br />

143K, regular cab, matching<br />

topper, excellent condition,<br />

must sell! $4,500,<br />

OBO, 262-903-0848 or<br />

262-903-0850.<br />

2000 CHEVY S-10 4WD,<br />

excellent shape. New tires<br />

and regular maintenance<br />

performed. $7,000. 608-<br />

883-2921<br />

2001 DODGE RAM 2500<br />

with plow, 4 WD extended<br />

cab V10, 5 speed, leather,<br />

bed liner, bed cover, running<br />

boards, loaded,<br />

43,000 miles, whole sale<br />

price $16,200, asking<br />

$13,500. Call 262-248-<br />

6050<br />

2001 SILVERADO 4X4<br />

Z71, 76K miles, new tires,<br />

new brakes, towing package,<br />

5.3 V8. Comfortably<br />

seats 5. Excellent condition.<br />

$11,000 OBO. 815-<br />

871-6837 Beloit<br />

2004 FORD F-150 Lariat<br />

Super Crew, 4WD, loaded,<br />

sunroof, satellite radio,<br />

leather, towing package,<br />

etc. $22,035. By owner.<br />

608-743-0838<br />

2007 CHEVY DURA MAX<br />

4 DR, short box, only<br />

4,000 miles, $35,500<br />

OBO. 262-539-2715<br />

ATV'S, SCOOTERS, GO-<br />

KARTS & SNOWMO-<br />

BILES. OVER 600 ON<br />

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TER, SHAWANO -- TOLL<br />

<strong>FREE</strong> 866-955-2628<br />

(wcan)<br />

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5768 State Rd. 11, Elkhorn<br />

(262) 723-5898<br />

RENTALS -SNOWMO-<br />

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WEEKLY. WE ALSO<br />

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TRAILERS $1395<br />

CARHAULERS start<br />

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www.ribmountainmarine.com<br />

(wcan)<br />

2004 KAWASAKI KDX<br />

220R, good condition,<br />

great trail bike, 220 liquid<br />

cooled, 2 stroke with a 5<br />

speed transmission &<br />

hand clutch, low hrs. New<br />

tires and air filter. $2,900<br />

OBO. Dan 608-295-5208<br />

1993-1994 ARCTICAT<br />

Pantera 550, $2,000 for<br />

both, OBO. 262-249-0643<br />

1997 700 ULTRA<br />

Snowmobile, $1,699<br />

2006 600 FUSION<br />

Race Graphics,<br />

1,300 miles $5,599<br />

More used & new<br />

ready to go.<br />

262-723-8822<br />

A+ Power Sports, Elkhorn<br />

1997 POLARIS 700 UL-<br />

TRA SPX, very good condition,<br />

$1,350 OBO. 262-<br />

728-1447 After 5:00 pm<br />

2004 ARCTIC CAT 570Z,<br />

fan cooled, 1200 mi, excellent<br />

condition, $2,850<br />

OBO. 262-949-2865<br />

2008 PIER SLIPS and in &<br />

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Lake, American Marine.<br />

262-728-3453<br />

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$ 35.00 /day Unlimited miles<br />

$ 17.95 Oil & Filter Change<br />

6 qts. oil, most cars, diesel extra<br />

84633<br />

FISH BOATS, See 200.<br />

14ft AlumaCraft $869.<br />

New 25HP $2,199, New<br />

8HP $1,449. Huge Package<br />

Savings. We Finance.<br />

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Prairie Du Chien, WI.<br />

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The Wednesday Shopper<br />

Advertiser<br />

Deadline for classified ads<br />

is Tuesday at 1:00 pm.<br />

The Walworth County<br />

Sunday deadline for<br />

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Classified Dept<br />

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$ 4,888 00<br />

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6 MO/6,000 MILE SERVICE AGREEMENT<br />

1996 DODGE DAKOTA “X-CAB” 4x4 V6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,888<br />

1998 CHRYSLER SEBRING “LXI” CONVERTIBLE . . . . . . . . . . . $4,888<br />

1999 DODGE CARAVAN “Anniversary” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,888<br />

1999 SAAB 9-3 CONVERTIBLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,888<br />

1999 SUBURBAN “Loaded”, 4x4, leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,888<br />

1999 TOYOTA CELICA GT CONVERTIBLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,888<br />

1998 CHRYSLER CIRRUS “Lxi” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,888<br />

1999 DODGE INTREPID SPORT SEDAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,988<br />

1998 FORD WINDSTAR NX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,988<br />

1998 MAZDA PROTEGE SEDAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,988<br />

1997 CHEV. CAVALIER “Z24” SPORT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,888<br />

1995 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,988<br />

1995 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM “3800” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,988<br />

1994 DODGE CARAVAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,488<br />

www.lakeshoremotors.net<br />

Hwy. 50 East, Delavan<br />

262-740-7700 84464<br />

LEE ENTERPRISES<br />

227 E. Main Street,<br />

Whitewater, WI 53190<br />

(262) 473-2450<br />

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1346 Racine St. • Delavan, WI • (262) 728-8581<br />

No<br />

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offer refused<br />

on any<br />

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1997 Pontiac Bonneville SSE<br />

4 dr., low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,295<br />

2002 Ford Ranger Edge<br />

Local trade, V6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995<br />

2004 Chevrolet Impala<br />

4 dr., black, local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995<br />

2004 Olds Alero GL<br />

4 dr., sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,495<br />

2003 GMC Sonoma SLS<br />

One owner, air, auto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,395<br />

2001 Buick LeSabre Limited<br />

Very clean, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,495<br />

2003 Chevy Venture LS<br />

Local trade, rear air . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995<br />

Most with 90 day warranties<br />

✔✔✔✔ Check Us Out ✔✔✔✔<br />

Now Accepting All Major Credit Cards<br />

1997 Ford<br />

Ranger<br />

Quad Cab, V6, 4WD<br />

$4,475<br />

1997 Cadillac Sedan DeVille . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,995<br />

2000 Dodge Caravan, A/C, power windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,995<br />

2001 Ford Focus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,995<br />

1997 Pontiac Bonneville, low miles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,995<br />

1997 Mazda B2300 Pickup, auto., 4 cyl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,495<br />

2000 Olds Alero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,200<br />

1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee LTD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,995<br />

Store Hours - Mon. - Thurs. 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.<br />

Fri. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 84503<br />

2004 Chevy<br />

TrailBlazer LS<br />

4x4, local trade,<br />

clean<br />

$ 12,995<br />

New Year’s<br />

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On Now<br />

2004 Chevy Impala SS<br />

Indy Limited Edition<br />

Loaded<br />

$ 14,995<br />

Great Great Selection Selection of Cars Cars • Vans Vans • SUVs SUVs & Trucks Trucks<br />

Local Trades • New Vehicles Arriving Weekly<br />

2002 Ford<br />

Ranger Edge<br />

Local trade,<br />

V6<br />

$ 6,995<br />

2001 Chevy S-10 Ext. Cab LS<br />

Local trade, V6, fully equipped . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995<br />

2004 Pontiac Grand Am SE<br />

Local trade, V6, bright red . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995<br />

2003 Buick LeSabre<br />

Fully equipped, local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,995<br />

2004 Pontiac Grand Am SE<br />

Local trade, V6, 55K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,995<br />

2004 Chevy Malibu Maxx LS<br />

Local trade, low miles, nice . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 10,995<br />

2003 Chevy Impala LS<br />

3.8 V6, low miles, clean! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,495<br />

2003 Cadillac Deville DTS<br />

White diamond, navigation, moonroof<br />

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 15,995<br />

1521 Center Ave., Janesville<br />

1521 Center Ave., Janesville<br />

608-758-1122<br />

608-758-1122<br />

Hours:<br />

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M-Th.<br />

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9-7,<br />

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T.W.F.<br />

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2007 CHEVY<br />

IMPALA<br />

Blue, all pwr., remote start,<br />

19,000 miles<br />

$ 15,988<br />

2004 PONTIAC<br />

GRAND AM<br />

4 dr., V6, sunroof, ONLY 12,000 miles,<br />

alloy wheels,<br />

REDUCED... $ 11,988<br />

2006 BUICK<br />

TERRAZA<br />

Leather, front wheel drive,<br />

fully loaded $ 17,988<br />

INSIDE BOAT STORAGE<br />

with winterizing, summerizing,<br />

cleaning for a low<br />

price, boat upholstering/carpets/boat<br />

covers/motor repairs.<br />

American Marine, Delavan<br />

since 1963. 262-728-3453<br />

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2628 (wcan)<br />

2007 CHEVY<br />

MALIBU MAXX<br />

Cloth heated seats, remote start,<br />

all power options<br />

$ 13,488<br />

2004 PONTIAC<br />

GRAND AM<br />

4 cyl., auto., very well-equipped,<br />

ONLY 30,000 miles,<br />

REDUCED... $ 9,988<br />

2002 DODGE<br />

GRAND CARAVAN LX<br />

7 passenger seating, dual power sliding doors,<br />

power liftgate,<br />

rear heat & A/C, $<br />

REDUCED... 9,988<br />

563 S. Janesville<br />

Whitewater<br />

Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 8-8;<br />

Tues., Wed. & Fri. 8-6;<br />

Sat. 8:30-3<br />

(262) 473-2522 • 1-800-236-2422<br />

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AUTO<br />

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2006 PONTIAC<br />

GRAND PRIX<br />

4 dr., all the options, premium paint,<br />

Alum. wheels,<br />

only 26,000 miles $ 13,488<br />

2003 BUICK<br />

LESABRE<br />

Limited, leather interior, heads up display,<br />

one owner,<br />

REDUCED... $ 10,988<br />

2006 CHEVY<br />

TRAILBLAZER LS 4X4<br />

Cloth,<br />

ONLY 17,000 miles<br />

$ 17,488<br />

2004 CHEVY<br />

AVALANCHE Z71<br />

Cloth, sunroof, all power, one owner,<br />

local trade,<br />

REDUCED... $ 16,988<br />

2005 CHEVY<br />

MONTE CARLO<br />

Black, spoiler, sunroof, alloy wheels,<br />

ONLY 28,000 miles,<br />

REDUCED... $ 13,988<br />

2002 OLDSMOBILE<br />

ALERO<br />

2 dr., V6, auto., alloy wheels, spoiler,<br />

all power, local trade<br />

$ 7,988<br />

2005 CHEVY<br />

TRAILBLAZER LS 4X4<br />

All the options,<br />

new tires<br />

$ 16,488<br />

2006 CHEVY<br />

SILVERADO Z71 4X4<br />

1/2 ton, ext. cab, power seat, nerf bars,<br />

17,000 miles,<br />

one owner, local trade $ 21,488<br />

2003 CHEVY<br />

SILVERADO Z71 4X4<br />

1/2 ton, ext. cab, topper, extra sharp,<br />

two-tone paint,<br />

one owner $ 17,488<br />

2005 CHEVY<br />

IMPALA LS<br />

Black, heated leather seats, sunroof,<br />

spoiler, one owner<br />

local trade $ 14,988<br />

2007 CHEVY<br />

UPLANDER LS<br />

Very well-equipped, balance of 5 year,<br />

100,000 mile<br />

powertrain warranty $ 16,988<br />

2005 CHEVY<br />

EQUINOX LT<br />

All wheel drive, very well-equipped,<br />

new arrival, one owner,<br />

local trade $ 15,688<br />

2006 CHEVY<br />

SILVERADO 3/4 TON<br />

Crew cab, Duramax diesel, allison auto.,<br />

cloth bench seat,<br />

spray in bedliner $ 31,988<br />

2001 DODGE<br />

RAM SLT 1500 4X4<br />

Ext. cab, all power options, one owner,<br />

low miles<br />

$ 12,988<br />

68133<br />

66840

Place Your Ad Today!! Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 39<br />

21 ST ANNUAL<br />

YOU’VE GOT TO BE<br />

KIDDING SALE<br />

OVER<br />

Sale<br />

0 Absolutely<br />

Ends<br />

January 2nd % $12,000 FOR **<br />

IN DISCOUNTS ON<br />

SELECT NEW MODELS<br />

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60<br />

MONTHS<br />

Partial Listing -<br />

Many More to<br />

Choose From!<br />

Vehicles sold on first come basis. Limit one vehicle per person. NO WHOLESALERS PLEASE. All vehicles under $3,000 cash and carry. No credit cards. Prices do not include tax, title, license & service<br />

fees. Vehicles subject to prior sale. **To approved credit on select new vehicles.<br />

AT JEFFERSON AT FORT ATKINSON<br />

NO PAYMENTS **<br />

until June ‘08<br />

SALE HOURS : Wed. 8-8; Th. 8-8; Fri. 8-8;<br />

Sat. 8-5; Mon. 8-6; Tues. Closed; Wed. 88-Close<br />

Kidding<br />

Stock # Vehicle Sale Price<br />

#8714C ‘92 Ford Explorer $100<br />

#992B ‘91 Buick Century $300<br />

#5793A ‘97 Jeep Cherokee Sport $1,495<br />

#17073B ‘93 Ford Ranger $1,888<br />

#17076B ‘95 Plymouth Neon $1,995<br />

#17076R ‘96 Pontiac Sunfire $1,995<br />

#1022A ‘95 Buick Regal $2,250<br />

#37132B ‘97 Oldsmobile 88 $2,345<br />

#57113A ‘95 Saturn SC2 Coupe $2,675<br />

#5797A ‘95 Saab 900S $2,995<br />

#1050A ‘97 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo $3,450<br />

#17054A ‘94 GMC Sierra $3,858<br />

#37136A ‘98 Chevrolet Silverado $5,995<br />

#3712R ‘01 Toyota Camry $7,450<br />

#7719A ‘99 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT $9,995<br />

#13191A ‘03 Dodge Ram 3500 SLT Diesel $18,995<br />

#98085A ‘06 Dodge Ram 3500 Mega Cab Diesel $29,995<br />

2008<br />

Avenger SXT<br />

#7830<br />

2008 Grand<br />

Caravan SXT<br />

#3849<br />

2008 Jeep<br />

Liberty Sport<br />

#28011<br />

$ 199 /mo. *<br />

$ 269 /mo. *<br />

$ 229 /mo. *<br />

*$2,500 due at signing or trade equity, to approved credit, payment includes lease loyalty & applica ble<br />

lease cash, does not include tax, title & license. 36 months at 10,500 mile per year.<br />

Business Hwy. 26, South<br />

FORT ATKINSON<br />

**<br />

All vehicles are drastically<br />

reduced and must be<br />

moved out by year end!<br />

Kidding<br />

Stock # Vehicle Sale Price<br />

#P51646B ‘94 Pontiac Sunbird $100<br />

#P51558A ‘94 Mitsubishi Expo $300<br />

#M51513B ‘94 Ford Escort, low miles $1,495<br />

#C06-12B ‘95 Mercury Grand Marquis $1,895<br />

#C08-04B ‘92 Chevy Conversion $2,995<br />

#M51313 ‘95 Mazda 626 $3,895<br />

#T07-67B ‘91 Cadillac Deville $3,995<br />

#P5152A ‘98 Lincoln Town Car $5,795<br />

#P51386A ‘01 Ford Windstar $5,995<br />

#P51482 ‘06 Ford Focus $9,995<br />

#T06-146A ‘05 Ford Freestar $12,995<br />

#P51444 ‘03 Ford F-150 Crew 4x4 $13,995<br />

#P51442 ‘06 Chrysler Sebring Convertible $13,995<br />

#P51504A ‘02 Lincoln Navigator $14,995<br />

#P51527 ‘05 Ford F-150 $15,995<br />

#T06-286B ‘04 Lincoln LS $16,995<br />

2007<br />

Ford<br />

Edge SE<br />

2008<br />

Ford<br />

Fusion SE<br />

2008<br />

Ford F-150<br />

Supercab 4x4<br />

$ 239 /mo. *<br />

$ 199 /mo. *<br />

$ 299 /mo. *<br />

Happy Holidays<br />

920-568-4444<br />

67942

40 Walworth County Sunday Sunday, December 23, 2007 Place Your Ad Today!!<br />

Wednesday<br />

December<br />

26 th<br />

‘04 Chevy Silverado Ext. Cab SLE 4x4<br />

Loaded with power options<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

$ 20,990.00<br />

‘01 Jeep Grand Cherokee LTD<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

$ 11,990.00<br />

‘00 Dodge Neon ES<br />

Pwr. windows & locks, cruise,<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes tilt, A/C, auto.<br />

42” TV<br />

$ 5,990.00<br />

The Proof is in the Price<br />

— 5 DAYS ONLY —<br />

Thursday<br />

December<br />

27 th<br />

P0501<br />

T8043A<br />

7G228B<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

‘04 Pontiac Grand AM GT<br />

$ 7,990.00<br />

‘02 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab<br />

SLT 4WD<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

$ 13,490.00<br />

‘04 Ford Explorer 4x4<br />

$ 11,990.00<br />

Friday<br />

December<br />

28 th<br />

All prices are plus title, tax, license and dealer service fees. Only pre-owned vehicles qualify for T.V. See stores for details. All prior sales excluded.<br />

All othr sale prices excluded from this sale.<br />

C7141B<br />

7G230A<br />

T7144A<br />

Saturday<br />

December<br />

29 th<br />

‘06 Pontiac G6 Coupe<br />

Pwr. window & locks, cruise, tilt<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

$ 12,490.00<br />

‘05 Kia Spectra<br />

$ 9,990.00<br />

‘04 Ford Focus<br />

Power windows & locks<br />

$ 7,490.00<br />

7P053A<br />

T7149B<br />

7G219M<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

Monday<br />

December<br />

31 st<br />

‘99 Ford Taurus<br />

$ 3,990.00<br />

T7155A<br />

‘00 Mercedes C280<br />

Leather, pwr. seats, CD, luxury<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

$ 11,990.00<br />

‘04 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 Hemi<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

$ 19,490.00<br />

All Pre-Owned <strong>Inc</strong>ludes a 42” LCD TV<br />

Z1082 ‘07 Chrysler Sebring, Sedan<br />

T7162A ‘07 Dodge Ram 1500, Quad, 4x4, SLT<br />

Z1094 ‘06 Chrysler Sebring, Convertible, Touring<br />

Z1091 ‘06 Jeep Liberty, SP Wagon, 4x4<br />

Z1080 ‘06 Pontiac G6 GT, Sedan, GT<br />

T8059A ‘06 Dodge Ram 1500, Crew, 4x4<br />

T8046B ‘06 Volkswagen Jetta, New<br />

T7059A ‘06 Dodge Charger, RT Daytona<br />

Z1095 ‘05 Chrysler 300C, Loaded<br />

Z1087 ‘05 Chrysler Town & Country, Touring, Stow-N-Go<br />

T8020A ‘05 Chrysler Town & Country, Touring, Stow-N-Go<br />

T7158B ‘05 Pontiac Vibe, Touring<br />

C8062A ‘05 Chrysler PT Cruiser, Convertible<br />

Z1076 ‘04 Saturn Ion, Level 2<br />

T8071A ‘04 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 4 Dr., Special Edition, 4x4<br />

Z1092 ‘03 Jeep Liberty LI, Wagon, LTD, 4x4<br />

T7164A ‘03 Chevrolet S10, 3 Dr., ZR2, 4x4<br />

T7159B ‘03 Ford F-250, Super 4 Dr., 4x4, Ext. Cab<br />

T7152A ‘02 Ford Mustang, Coupe<br />

T7048A ‘02 Ford F-150, Super Crew, 4x4, XLT<br />

T7123A ‘01 Chevy Venture, Extend, LTD<br />

C7047A ‘01 Dodge Durango, 4 Dr.<br />

T7023B ‘00 Pontaic Grand Prix, Sedan, GT<br />

Z1052A ‘98 Chevrolet Blazer, 4 Dr., 4x4<br />

C8025A ‘98 Chevrolet Cavalier/R, Coupe<br />

Z1096A ‘97 Toyota 4 Runner, SR, 4 Dr.<br />

P0537 ‘06 Pontiac Vibe, AWD<br />

8G068A ‘06 Chevrolet K1500 Silverado, Crew Cab, 4x4<br />

<strong>Inc</strong>ludes<br />

42” TV<br />

7P260B ‘06 GMC Sierra K25, Crew Cab, 4x4<br />

P0539 ‘05 Pontiac G6<br />

P0534 ‘05 Buick Rendezvous, CXL<br />

P0533 ‘05 Pontiac Montana, SV6<br />

8G052A ‘05 Chrysler Pacifica, Touring<br />

8G016C ‘05 GMC Sierra K15, Crew Cab, 4x4<br />

7P261A ‘05 Kia Sorento EX, 4x4<br />

7G218A ‘05 GMC Sierra K15, Ext. Cab, 4x4<br />

7G191N ‘05 Dodge Grand Caravan<br />

7G191A ‘05 Chrysler 300, Touring<br />

7B037A ‘05 Chevrolet Equinox LT<br />

P0540 ‘04 GMC Yukon, SLT<br />

P0531 ‘04 Cadillac CTS<br />

P0526 ‘04 Pontiac Grand Prix<br />

P0523 ‘04 Pontiac Vibe<br />

8G057A ‘04 Pontiac Grand Prix, GT<br />

7G255A ‘04 Chevrolet Express, G2500<br />

7B154B ‘04 Buick LeSabre, Custom<br />

8G063A ‘03 Oldsmobile Alero GL<br />

8G028A ‘03 Ford Expedition, Fx4<br />

7G219B ‘03 GMC Envoy, SLT<br />

7G217A ‘03 Chevrolet K1500 Silverado<br />

8B045A ‘02 Buick Rendezvous, CXL, AWD<br />

7G208B ‘02 Chrysler Intrepid<br />

8G016B ‘01 Chrysler 300M<br />

7P237B ‘01 Nissan Altima<br />

7P127A ‘01 Chevrolet Impala LS<br />

7B262A ‘00 Buick Park Avenue<br />

7G078C<br />

T7027A<br />

65758

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