Washington County Weekend Post e-edition
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Community Calendar School Registration C ~ St. Mary's ~ The Good News In Catholic Education! Calendar continued on page 35 Now Enrolling for the 2013-2014 School Year. K4 through 8th Grade Do you have a regular job or are retired with more bills than budget? Are you a student needing flexible hours to earn money? Consider Becoming An Independent Delivery Agent Before & After School Care Provided 415 Roosevelt Dr., West Bend For questions call Principal Mrs. Mandie Barr at 262-338-5602 stmaryparishwb.org Did you know... A Sunday Post/Ozaukee Guide newspaper route can be profitable work, there is no Sunday delivery AND there is no collecting Please call Tammie, 262-306-5007 • or Dave, 262-306-5042 to inquire on any of the above routes! 14 • Washington County Post Retail • 5 - 5 - 13 231149004 If you would like to advertise in this section, please contact Joan Rosewicz at 262-306-5022 LITTLE LAMBS CHILD CARE CENTER Infants Through Elementary School ENROLL NOW! 6 AM - 6 PM, Monday - Friday • 52 weeks a year • Six weeks old through age 12 • Competitive fees and rates 8,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility at 325 E. Decorah • West Bend 262-338-1764 Staffed by trained, certified, caring childcare providers ENROLL NOW FOR FALL 2013 St. Andrew offers a Christ centered environment where each child can grow physically, emotionally, socially, cognitively, and spiritually. St. Andrew offers the following programs: 2 Day K3 for 3 year olds Tuesday and Thursdays 3 Day K4 Program for 4/5 year olds Monday/Wednesday/Fridays All Classes meet from 9:00-11:30am Call or email Sandy Ruback for a tour or a visit: st.andrewecc@gmail.com St. Andrew Lutheran Early Childhood Campus 7750 State Road 144 North • West Bend, WI 53090 • 262-335-4200 Tuttle Creek Learning Center, Inc. Allow Us To Help Your Child Learn and Grow Shelly Marx Administrator Ages 6 Wks-11 yrs. M-F 6:00AM-6:00PM Sign Up Now! Audra E. Beyer Owner Before & After School Program KES & FES Curriculum tailored to each age groups needs, CPR certification, home cooked meals and snacks, fieldtrips and lots of love and learning! 1623 Fond du Lac Ave. • Kewaskum 231023001 222041015 Ozaukee County: Wednesday Only Delivery OGCC17: Cedarburg Walking Route Bridge Rd., Elm St., Evergreen Blvd., Franklin Ave., Madison Ave., Pine St., Saint John Ave., Walnut St., Washington Ave. OGCC18: Cedarburg Walking Route Cleveland St., Columbia Rd., Hanover Ave., Washington Ave. OGCC20: Cedarburg Walking Route Cedar Ct., Columbia Ct., Columbia Rd., Highland Dr. OGCC27: Cedarburg Walking Route Harrison Ave., Hickory St., Linden St., Oak St., Pine St., Tower Ave. OGCC29: Cedarburg Walking Route Evergreen Blvd., Evergreen Ct., Fair St., Washington Ave., Washington Ct. OGCC31: Cedarburg Walking Route Cleveland Ct., Cleveland St., Evergreen Blvd., Harrison Ave., Madison Ave., Saint John Ave. OGCP02: Port Washington Walking Route Catalpa St., E. Dodge St., N. Johnson St., E. Kane St., N. Powers St., E. Prospect Ct., E. Prospect St., E. Van Buren St., N. Wisconsin St., E. Woodruff St. OGCP07: Port Washington Walking Route W. Chestnut St., W. Grand Ave., N. Moore Rd., N. Park St., S. Webster St. OGCP12: Port Washington Walking Route S. Coe Ave., W. Foster St., S. Keeney Ave., W. Michigan St., W. Oakland Ave., S. Webster St. OGCP13: Port Washington Walking Route W. Dodge St., N. Harrison St., N. Milwaukee St., N. Wisconsin St. OGCC18: Cedarburg Walking Route Cleveland St., Columbia Rd., Hanover Ave., Washington Ave. CP03: Port Washington Walking Route N. Benjamin St, W James Dr, W Monroe St, N Stanford St, N Webster St, N Wisconsin St CP05: Port Washington Walking Route E. Cleveland St, E. Douglas St, Hales Trl, N Lakeview Ave, E Walters Ave, E Whitefish Rd, N Wisconsin St. CP06: Port Washington Walking Route W. Dodge St., N. Holden St., W. Landolt St., N. Montgomery St., W. Pierre Ln., W. Orchard Ln., W. Van Buren St., N. 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Washington County: Friday Only Delivery 7C085: West Bend Walking Route S 7th Ave., S 8th Ave., Highlandview Dr., Maple St., Oak St., Pine Dr., Ridge Rd., Summit Ct., Summit Dr. 7CS07: Slinger Walking Route Kettle Moraine Dr. S., Storck St., W. Washington St. MH03: Hartford Motor Route MH05: Hartford Motor Route 7C086: West Bend Walking Route S. 10th Ave., S. 11th Ave., S. 12th Ave., Chestnut St., Poplar St., N. Silverbrook Dr., S. Silverbrook Dr., Summit Dr., Walnut St., Western Ct. 7RLSR2: Random Lake Motor Route 3270: Cedarburg/Germantown Post Office Haul This requires dropping off papers at the two post offices Tuesday through Saturday mornings. 7CM029: West Bend City Motor Route In Good Taste Casa Guadalupe's "Fiesta Latina" 2013 / 2014 231604001 Saturday, May 4Sunday, May 5 Plymouth What: Taste of the Outdoors Where: Camp Anokijig, W5639 Anokijig Lane. When: 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. daily. Cost: $9 for 12 and older; $6 for 4-11; free for 3 and younger; $5 kids horse rides. Info: Bunch-a-brunch meal included. Activities include lumberjack games, fishing, archery, open boating, crafts, trading post and more. Contact: 920-893-0782 or www.anokijig.com. Town of Jackson What: 17th Annual Quilt 230417001 Where: Senior Center, 401 E. Washington St. When: 6 p.m. Cost: $1. Contact: Shirl, 334-9652. Town of Erin What: Hartford Community Chorus Presents: "Celebrate Music" Where: Holy Hill (upper church). When: 7:30 p.m. Cost: Free admission, no tickets required. Info: Annual spring concert under the direction of founding director Ruth A. Knoll the chorus. Variety of selections from classical Mozart to recent pop hits. Stephanie Klockow is the accompanist. Freewill offering accepted. (262) 626-4155 asa Guadalupe Education Center, Inc. is the only bilingual and bicultural non-profit community based program north of Milwaukee and Waukesha counties in Wisconsin to serve Hispanics throughout Washington County. Located in West Bend, our agency is the centralizing point that has helped educate and integrate over 500 of the 3300 Hispanic residents. Our mission is to be the bridge of integration to Hispanics and to the communities in which they live through education. With our educational and social services, we work to empower low-income, native-born and Spanish-speaking Latino families to live independent, successful lives, to build strong families and establish meaningful connections within the community. We dedicate ourselves as community outreach facility and provide a sought-after directorship for public agencies and educational institutions and businesses that are committed to understanding the diverse roles Hispanic people offer to a community. volunteer and Casa's board of directors. In 2012, the board of directors made the decision to hire Noelle Braun as the new executive director, and she started her new position in September 2012. Noelle was no stranger to the organization before joining. She met Mary Lynn in late 2008 and taught an adult English literacy class from January to May 2009. She is bilingual, studied abroad in Ecuador, and has a heart for the Latino community in Washington County, and a passion for education and helping others. Since Noelle started, many programs for the Latino community have resumed. In January 2013, we started four Adult English literacy classes, with two classes at our location in West Bend and two classes at the Jack Russell Memorial Library in Hartford. We continued our Read to Succeed program at Green Tree Elementary during the 2012-2013 school year. Volunteers assist Hispanic elementary school children with their homework twice a week, and emphasize English reading skills. This year we started an exciting program called the Latino Health Outreach Project. Its goal is to increase knowledge of health literacy among Latino residents in Washington County. This summer, Casa will start a new program at our facility called the Summer Spanish Program for Kids. A Spanish teacher will teach Hispanic and non-Hispanic children between the ages of 5 and 11, and will focus on Spanish reading, writing and conversation skills. This summer, we will also have a Summer Reading Program provided for Latino children at the United Way Hartford Resource Center in collaboration with UW-Extension and 4H. While the children are learning, information sessions for Latino adults will take place at the same time and will cover a variety of topics, such as family finances and healthy nutrition. To help fulfill our mission, Casa collaborates with many organizations and businesses in the area. For a full list of partners, please visit our website, www.casaguadalupeonline.org. Casa Guadalupe was founded in 2006 by Mary Lynn Bennett and Reverend Rafael Rodriguez, and at the time it was under the umbrella of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. In 2010, the organization achieved 501(c)3 status, which distinguished it as a nonprofit independent of the Archdiocese. Casa continues to maintain a good relationship with churches in the area. Between 2006 and 2011, many educational classes and programs were offered for Latino adults and families. These included adult English language literacy classes, an after school childhood literacy program called "Read to Succeed", basic computer classes, citizenship classes for eligible residents, accent reduction classes, and community bridge seminars intended to introduce Latino residents to the community and educate them on a variety of topics and services. Near the end of 2011, Mary Lynn stepped down from the organization for personal reasons and the organization operated without an executive director for nearly 10 months. During that time period, it On Sunday, May 19th 2013, Casa was supported by a dedicated office Guadalupe will be hosting a first ever