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BY NIKKI ACKERMANSTAFF WRITER

When Town of Jackson resident RobertKreiter, a member of Boy Scout Troop 765,considered what to do for his Eagle Scoutproject, his heart was with the children of the community.

A volunteer at the Jackson AreaCommunity Center, Kreiter took on the taskof building a 30-by-70-by-35-foot fence inwhich the center’s Early Childhood childrencould be in a protected Tot Area while havingfun outdoors.

“I said to my parents that I wanted to dothis project so the children had a safe placeto play outside and I got started the next dayby pricing materials,” the 15-year-old said.

The West Bend East High School sopho-more has been volunteering at theCommunity Center and also for the Boys andGirls Club that runs out of the building forthe past year and he truly connects with thekids, his mother Renee Kreiter said, so theproject was a natural choice.

“Robert gets the kids and they get him,”Renee said. “He has such a huge heart. Hisfather (Eddie) and I are extremely proud of the young man he is becoming.”

Kreiter, an honor roll student who playstrumpet and soccer, already had a full platewhen he joined Scouts three years ago. Hewas lured in by the promise of fun, but it hasbeen the giving back aspect that has kept

him in the uniform.“We’ve helped clean up and lay new wood

chips on the trails in Jackson, done fooddrives for the local food pantry, rang bells forthe Salvation Army, helped the younger chil-dren with the annual Fish Derby and partici-pated in the Memorial Day ceremony with theVFW at the local cemetery each year,” hesaid. “Helping others makes you feel reallygreat.”

When it came time to select an EagleScout undertaking, Kreiter knew the Tot Areafence was going to be a challenge.

“I met with (Parks and RecreationDirector) Kelly Valentino who has a big binderof projects that need to be done in the com-

munity,” he said. "It was one of the harder of the projects, but I really wanted to help outthe community.”

The process began about a year ago andincluded meeting with the Friends of theJackson Jt. Park and Recreation Committee,obtaining approval from the Village Board,and months of fundraising, planning, order-ing materials, digging holes and building. Thevillage funded and poured a surface for playand a playset has been donated for the area.

“The project turned out even better thanI planned,” said Kreiter.

During a Sept. 16 dedication ceremony,the Scout was commended by VillagePresident Mike Schwab.

"So often we hear of kids not amounting

to much or kids notdoing this thingright or that thingright, but here wehave a great exam-ple -- along withyour fellow scouts --of someone doingsomething reallygreat," Schwab said,adding that Kreiterwas likely encour-aged to do a projectlike this by his parents and scoutmaster. "Wereally appreciate what you did, because thisis a beautiful thing."

John Binsfeld, president of the Friends of the Joint Park and Recreation Committee,said Kreiter approached the committee ask-ing for money to support the project.

"We immediately said this is just the kindof project that the Friends Committee waslooking for. Something that would help thePark and Rec. Department, something thatwould help the community and somethingthat would last a long time. So we werewholeheartedly behind it," Binsfeld said.

The teen confirmed that he indeedreceived much help and guidance with hisventure.

“I want to thank Kelly Valentino for beingso great and helping me every step of the way

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and my parents for all their support andeverything they do,” he said.

For her part, Valentino said she ispleased with Kreiter’s entire troop whichhas been responsible for much good workin the Jackson area.

“We are very proud of the scouts that

develop through Jackson Troop 7incredible projects are a direct rthe outstanding leadership demonstrated and taught by thleaders. Robert is certainly onescouts that was committed to a vficult project which in turn spar

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Slinger dropped into a tie for sec-ond place in the Wisconsin Little TenConference following a 28-14 toOconomowoc Oct. 2.

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yards, one touchdown and two inter-ceptions. Afterward, the Owls weretied with Watertown for second placein the Little Ten with a 4-1 conferencerecord and a 6-1 overall mark.

Hartford lost at Wisconsin LutheranOct. 2, 35-28. Wisconsin Lutherantook a 35-21 lead after Josh Krenscored on a 6-yard run with 1:03 left.Tommy Noenning scored for Hartfordand the extra point reduced theWisconsin Lutheran lead to a touch-down with three seconds left.Wisconsin Lutheran's JohnathanOfferbacher completed 4 of 10 passesfor 103 yards and two touchdownswhile Noenning completed 10 of 16

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West Bend East beat West BendWest in the Homecoming game for bothschools, 26-20. Dom Adamo scored on a15-yard run in overtime for East. It wasthe first conference win for East whilethe team had a 2-5 overall record. Westhad an 0-5 conference record and a 2-5 overall mark.

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completion of much larger project as awhole–the Tot Play Area,” she said.

Now that he has reached the pinnacleof Boy Scout achievement, Kreiter couldtake a much-deserved break; however,that is not in his plans. Den Chief for thelocal Cub Scout Pack 3787 for a little overa year, Kreiter said he will stay involvedbeyond his Eagle Scout designation.

“I would like to continue to workwith the boys and see them cross overinto Boy Scouts (in four years),” he said.“I have a really great group of boys withvery nice families. Some of them evenhelped with my Eagle Scout project.”

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experience required.CAREGIVERSFULL TIME & PART TIME - ALL SHIFTS

1800 Granite Lane • Port Washington • 262-268-9555W150 N11127 Fond du Lac Ave. • Germantown South • 262-250-9800

W113 W16358 Sylvan Circle • Germantown North • 262-250-6455or email to: [email protected]

ALL LOCATIONSEllen’s Home is looking for dependable

professionals who love working with the elderly.Competitive wages & benefit package.

Ellen’s Home

Bring in this adReceive $250 SIGN ON BONUS!

HEALTHCARE SERVICES

Autism Line Therapist

Work part time and help make a difference in a child’s life.

Wisconsin Early Autism Project, a leader in early intervention for young ch

autism, is hiring in Ozaukee, Washington, Waukesha and Milwaukee

seeking enthusiastic and committed individuals to work with children in th

as part of our intensive therapy program. Fun, rewarding, and valuable e

for those in related fields or anyone who enjoys children!

• No experience necessary. Paid training provided!

• Flexible hours! Work a minimum of 6-10 hours a week.

• Start at $10-$12/hour + travel reimbursement

• High school diploma or equivalent required. Must be at least 18

years of age. Must have reliable transportation.

• Previous employment or volunteer experience with children

or individuals with disabilities helpful,

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HEALTHCARE SERVICES

FedEx Ground is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer

(Minorities/Females/Disability/Veterans) committed to a diverse workforce

Parcel Assistant10.56/per hour

FedEx Ground

16555 W. Rogers Drive

New Berlin, WI 53151

On MCTS route #6

Qualifications:• Must be at least 18 years old

• Must pass a background check

• Must be able to load, unload,and sort packages

• Other related duties as assigned

Call 262-796-3980 for Open House ti

P a r t - t i m e O p p o r t u n i t i e

If interested in a Part-Time /

Seasonal position with

FedEx Ground:

Go to: www.WatchASort.com

Click: Search Available Openin

Search: within 5 miles of 53151

PART-TIME

WAREHOUSEWORKER NEEDEDfor our Brown Deer Warehouse

Gain experience by workingon the inserting machine,packaging and stacking.

Please mail your resume to:Hometown Communications

P.O. Box 335-HR Germantown, WI 53022or email to: [email protected]

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N M E N T

Klotz’s◆ ◆

Due to our growing businessfollowing positions are availa

Klotz’s Piggly Wigg2575 E. Washington St West Bend, WI 53090

Night Store ManagerMeat Wrapper & Del

Full-time/part-time positions avFull-time position includes

insurance, benefits and 401Senior citizens are welcome to

GENERAL

EMPLOYMENT

W61N286 Washington Ave.Cedarburg, WI 53012

BAKERYMANAGERWe are currently seeking an

individual for a career inmanagement. We are looking for an

energetic, creative, people person to super- vise our bakery department. Salary nego- tiable based on experience and full benefit

package included. Apply at Service Counter or send resume to Olsen’s Piggly Wiggly:

HELP WANTED

MANAGEMENT

CHILD CARETEACHER

Reliable, caring individual for

Tuttle Creek in Kewaskum.Part/Full Time hours available.

Registry Level 3 or higher.Call 262-626-4155 for more information.

Email resume to:[email protected]

CHILDCARE

DISHWASHERS & DELIV

Experience Preferred Apply in person.

Days & Nights Weekdays & Weekends

PIZZA STATN168 W22224 M

Jackson

DRIV

RESTAURANT

HOSPITALITY

Auto

Accepting Applications for

Drivers! Valid Drivers License,

Full and Part Time,Mature Work Environment.

Apply in person:

Greater Milwaukee Auto Auction8711 W. Brown Deer RoadMilwaukee, WI 53224

(414) 365-3500

DRIVERS

AUTUMN OAKS227 E. Washington St., Slinger

SIGN ON BONUS!

CARESTAFFALL SHIFTS, FULL & PART TIME

(CNAs or CBRF Certified Required)Willing to train the right individual.

Please call Rachel@ 262-644-5926 if interested.

Join Our Health Care Team!We’re a family oriented health care facility.

CNA SFull Time & Part TimeDays & PMs & NightsWe’re just a short 15 minutedrive south of Fond Du Lac

Make more than a living...Make a difference.

Hope Health and

Rehabilitation438 Ashford Ave. Lomira, WI 53048

or call 920-269-4386 Apply online at:

www.hopehealthandrehab.com

LIBRARY AIDE NEEDE The Friess Lake School District is looking for a part t

aide to work 20 hours per week on school day7:45-11:45 a.m. Experience with Destiny library

Microsoft Office Suite and some Apple products prenot required. The position will pay between $10-$1based on experience and would begin October 26, for application or print from website www.friesslake

and send with letter of interest and resume

Denise Howe, Business ManagerFriess Lake School District, 1750 Hwy. 164, Hubertus

Email: [email protected]: (262) 628-2380 x105Application Deadline: October 16, 2015



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