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E-6 Green Bay Press-Gazette Sunday, May 24, 2009

Classified

Property/Businessfor Rent

Class A office space

available near Bay

Park Square. We have

suites available at 200

sq ft or larger spaces

up to 20,000 sq ft. Call

Tom Dalebroux, 445-

2308.

Commerical space for

lease at Windsor Sq.

Mall. 1390 Bellevue St.

Finished space avail.

from 900-1100 sf.

5500 sf. unfinished will

divide. Call for details.

920-499-4581

Economical East Side

6 months 1/2 price!

�Whse, 7,200-21,000

sf $2.30�Office, 1,200 sf $545

�Whse, 1,872 sf $500

920-339-4697

FELDPROPERTIESThe “HANDS-ON“

Landlord

OFFICE SHARING

2 FURNISHED Offices

available in quality

building at 926 Willard

Drive in Ashwaubenon.

� 130 S.F.@ $200/month

� 160 S.F.@ $250/month

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-Office Specialists-437-7000

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2301 Holmgren Way,

Bus/Retail 1200-4800 SF

Negotiable 920-562-9256

Gotta Geta Bigger Place?

Large single suite.

All util. Westside. $350

Call Mike 490-4344

Let us manage your

apartments/strip mall,

100% occupancy in

Green Bay, with 20

yrs. experience.

Prestige Realty, Inc.

920-497-5005

Office Suites $275 & up.

Westside, remodeled

office space. Single &

multiple room suites.

Can come w/cubicals

&/or furniture.

All util. included.

Call Mike 490-4344

OFFICE/Warehouse

2500’-10,500’w/

dock, 800-575-1975

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Representative can

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or this

and even this

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Olde Main Street

Retail/Office250-3500 SFCall 432-9230

Property BusinessFor Rent

East DePere

North Broadway

(Will build to suit.)

Commercial space for

rent in Green Bay on

Libal St. & Webster St.

Starting as low as

$6 per sq. ft.

Large commercial

space approximately

10,000 sq. ft available

with separate rooms.

A great opportunity to

start a Day Care.

Call Becky

337-2455

Restaurant/BarFor Rent

Fully furnished

Rathskeller Restau-

rant located in

East De Pere.

call Becky at 337-2455.

RETAIL - FLEXIBLE

SIZES. NEW.Ideal for

many RETAIL uses.

High quality space,

sprinkled, 22,000 cars

daily, easy access,

great visibility. Call

Realón465-3838 or see

http://web.mac.com/

CardinalLane/

Retail/office

E. DePere. High

traffic, build to suite.

Terms neg., 865-7966

RoommatesWanted

Save money, share my

home and living ex-

penses. $250/month.

Fish Creek area. Some

personal care is re-

quested, will train.

Many benefits. Call:

(920) 839-9237

Wanted live in

housekeeper to share

country home,

(920) 434-2217

Rooms for Rent

ECONOMY INN Cable,

laundry.Weekly or Sgl.

$31/day + Tx. 437-9011

Kitchenettes, util incl.

$365 a month and up.

� 1 person 471-6963�

Storage/Garage/Warehouse

BRILLION STORAGE

CONDOSMemorial Day Sale

Starting at $39,900

for a 50’ x 25’x 16 unit

10% down;financing

available.Rent to

own avail.Call Charlie

877-747-8672brillionstorage

condos.com

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all the time from

satisfied customers

that place ads in

Classified Central!

CALL TODAY!

Storage14x40 & 10x30(920) 655-7302

SUREGARD Storage

HEATED & Regular

10X10 to 14X40 Self

Storage, Packerland

near airport. 497-2464

TownhousesFor Rent

2201 Santa Barbara

1 BR appli., garage, no

pets $485. 405-9500

careers

• Accounting/Finance

/Banking• Administrative

• Child Care Offered

• Child Care Wanted

• Education/Schools

• Employment Agencies

• Employment Wanted

• Farm Labor

• General• Health & Medical

• Independent

Opportunities

• Job Fairs• Managerial

• Motels/Hotels

• Part-Time

• Professional/Technical

• Restaurants & Bars

• Retail• Sales• Seasonal• Skilled/Semi-skilled

• Telemarketing

Accounting /Finance / Banking

Come join a first rate

work environment!

Baylake Bank fosters a

work environment

where leaders are en-

abled, enthusiasm for

what we represent is

contagious, and em-

ployee efforts result in

a daily sense of accom-

plishment and pride.

FINANCIALCENTER

MANAGERLedgeview

This banking profes-

sional will oversee the

daily activities of the

Ledgeview Financial

Center, thoroughly un-

derstand bank prod-

ucts and services, and

proactively recognize

selling and referral op-

portunities. The Finan-

cial Center Manager is

also responsible for bu-

siness development

and customer relation-

ship management.

To succeed in this posi-

tion, candidates should

have at least two-five

years of financial serv-

ices, management and

lending experience,

strong leadership and

public relations skills,

demonstrated success

in business devel-

opment/sales and the

ability to work well in

a team environment.

Hours for this position

include Saturday

mornings on a rotating

basis.

In return for your com-

mitment, Baylake

Bank offers an excel-

lent compensation and

benefits package and a

great work environ-

ment. If you’re ready

to join a winning team,

please indicate where

you found our posting

and send cover letter

with resume or letter

of interest to:

Baylake BankAttn: Human

ResourcesP.O. Box 9

Sturgeon Bay, WI54235-0009

resumes@baylake.com

An EEO/AA Employer

You can view

information on other

career opportunities

by visiting

www.baylake.com

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Administrative

Receptionist/

Office Assistant

Local document solu-

tions company seeking

an energetic individual

to greet visitors, hand-

le incoming calls and

perform general admin

duties. Must be fluent

in MS Excel and Word,

& have ability to multi-

task. QuickBooks exp

a plus. Benefits.

Send resume to:

ReceptionistPO Box 13433

Green Bay, WI 54307

Customer Service

Customer Service Rep

/Loan Processor

needed in Consumer

Loan Industry.

Green Bay area.

F/T, competitive

pay/bonus program.

Call 847-899-9731

Child/Adult CareOffered

For MORE Child Care

Offered opportunities

please check our Serv-

ice Finder/ Directory

Loving mother has

opening for babysitting

in my east side Green

Bay home. Reasonable

rates. Call. 435-0722

Loving West De Pere

Mom has an opening in

my home. Certified in

first aid & CPR. Safe,

fun & reasonable!

� 920-983-2954

Drivers

Driver OTRGreen Bay, WI family

transportation Co.

seeking drivers for

local, Midwest and

south, reefers and dry

vans, haz-mat cert.

helpful. Call for info

888-229-0457

Education /Schools

DENTALASSISTANT

BE ONE IN JUST

10 SATURDAYS

You can have the skills

you need to get a job.

Tuition $2,995.

Call 920-730-1112

Next class begins

09-12-09. Limited space

available.Reg. byWIS EAB

Weekend Dental

Assistant School

� Appleton �

Education /Schools

Financial Aid Advisor

UW-Green Bay is

seeking a full-time

Financial Aid Advisor

with the primary

responsibilities of

application review,

first contact with

students and parents,

award appeals and

coordination of several

financial assistance

programs. A

Bachelor’s degree, 1

year of financial aid

experience within the

last 3 yearsand excellent

communication skills

are required. We

offer a competitive

salary commensurate

with experience,

including an

excellent benefits

package andparticipation in

the Wisconsin State

Retirement System.

Electronic applications

are preferred. For

further details

and application

instructions, visit

www.uwgb.edu/

hr/jobs/uwgb.asp

Complete application

materials must

be submitted by

June 1, 2009.

Head GirlsSwim Coach

Green Bay Southwest -

West H.S.Team.

Start Date: August 10,

2009. Contact:

Kurt Gundlach - AD

Southwest High School

kgundlac@greenbay.k12.wi.us

St. Norbert College

has the following

positions available:

DIRECTOR OF

CORPORATE &

FOUNDATIONRELATIONS

ASSOCIATEDEVELOPMENT

OFFICER

For more details,

visit: www.snc.edu

/hr/positions.EOE

A Catholic college

in the Norbertinetradition

Food/Beverage

Air HostRestaurant

We are looking for

Experienced Cook

Apply in person at:

Air Host Restaurant

Austin StraubelAirport

CHARNESKI’S

Now hiring!Waitresses

and Bartenders

experience necessary.

920 863-5470

Sports Bar with a full

menu 20 minutes north

of Green Bay. Now

taking applications

for:

� Manager(s) – must

have experience

� Assistantmanager(s)

� Cook(s) – experience

a plus� Wait Staff –

experience a plus

� Busboy(s)

Send complete resume

to:Sports BarApplicationsP.O. Box 983

Green Bay, WI54305-0983

or Email:JASPER0101@

LIVE.COM

General

ATTENTIONSTUDENTSSummer Work

Available Internships

& Scholarships.

Valuable work experi-

ence. Excellent

income. Enjoyable

atmosphere, flexible

schedules. Increase

your people skills and

your resume value.

$800 bi-weekly,

interview now!

Monday, call:(920) 499-1798

Tuesday, Wednesday,

and Thursday, call:

(920) 491-1141

START WORK SOON!

www.whyflipburgers.com

ATTN: Students$426 Per Week

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Enter code FD31394

Health & Medical

Career Opportunities

St. Vincent Hospital

www.stvincenthospital.org

Certified MedicalAssistant

Green Bay Oncology,

LTD. is seeking a full-

time Certified Medical

Assistant. Must have 1-

2 years previous expe-

rience, and possess

strong computer skills.

Experience with phle-

botomies a plus. We

offer a competitive

salary along with a

great benefit package

with no night or week-

end hours. Please send

resume and salary

requirements to:

Nursing Supervisor

Green BayOncology, LTDP.O. Box 13453

Green Bay, WI 54307

Email: kklark@

gboncology.com

DiagnosticServices

Experienced Rad Tech

/OR - 65 hrs every two

weeks, ARRT cert,

CPR Cert, OR experi-

ence preferred. Vari-

able morning start

times, rotating week-

ends.Experienced RN - on

call status - days, call

rotations, WI RN li-

censure, experience in

ER, ICU, or diagnostic

services preferred.

Apply on line at

www.stmgb.org

St. Mary’s Hospital

Medical Center

Human Resources

1726 Shawano Avenue

Green Bay, WI 54303

Remember When?

Memories of time

spent w/parents &

grandparents fading?

Needed:

Pt.-time CAREGivers

avail.for w/e’s and

24’s.Auto, auto ins.,

background check

and a desire to give

back to a generation

who once gave to you.

Home InsteadSenior Care

Green Bay 920-965-1600

Health & Medical

FT BusinessOffice Position

Green Bay Oncology

currently has an op-

portunity in our Busi-

ness Office. The ideal

candidate is someone

who is highly motivat-

ed, organized, detail-

oriented, enjoys chal-

lenges and looking for

possible advancement

within the business

field. A minimum of an

associate degree with

experience in a medi-

cal business office is

preferred. We offer a

competitive salary and

great benefit package

with future opportuni-

ties for advancement.

Please submit resume

and cover letter to:Supervisor

Green Bay Oncology

1901 S. Webster Ave

Green Bay WI 54301

or email: Jdumez@

gboncology.com

FT/PT/FLEXAll Shifts

Resident Assistant/

CNA/Supervisory

Positions Available

Flexible Schedules,

Friendly Atmosphere,

Holiday bonus pay,

recognition for years

of service, Opportunity

for Advancement Life/

Disability Insurance,

Opportunity to qualify

for Health and

Dental Insurance

Jennifer Van Dornick

Facility Manager

Harmony LivingCenter, LLC

1450 S. Military Ave.

Green Bay, WI 54304

EOE

Full Time Medical

Assistant

Fast paced Neurology

clinic, is seeking a full

time MA to join our

team. Responsibilities

for this position in-

clude rooming pa-

tients; scheduling tests

and referrals; review-

ing dictation; medica-

tion refills. Qualified

candidates send re-

sume via email to

nicole@nc-new.com or

mail to:

Neurology Consultants

of NE WI, Ltd.Attn: Nicole

720 S. Van Buren St.

Ste. 201Green Bay, WI

54301-3585

HCA or CNANight Shift

Woodside Manor is

currently seeking an

experienced HCA or

CNA. CBRF experi-

ence and certified in

medication administra-

tion a plus. Part-time,

night shift position

available.

Apply at:Woodside Manor

1060 Pilgrim Way

Green Bay, WI 54304

InnovativeServices,

Inc.Seeks caring CNAs or

PCWs for part- and

full-time positions

assisting developmen-

tally disabled adults.

All shifts available

for PT. Valid driver

license preferred. Full

benefits for FT &

select benefits for PT,

including Health Ins.

EEO employer. Apply

at 445 S. Madison

in Green Bay or

call 920.431.0962.

MA / LPN

We are looking for

MAs and LPNs to join

our new clinic in

Marinette. Work with

friendly caring physi-

cians and co-workers

while learning about

the world of dermato-

logy. We offer excel-

lent pay and benefits

and do not require

nights, weekends or

holidays.

Michael HillmerDermatology

Associates801 York Street

Manitowoc, WI 54220

Fax: (920)686-9674

Nurse Manager

Woodside Lutheran

Home is seeking an

RN to join our leader-

ship team as Nurse

Manager. Successful

candidate will have

leadership qualities to

promote teamwork,

have solid follow-up

skills, along with ex-

cellent assessment and

communication skills,

is organized, ability to

prioritize, the ability to

multitask, customer

service focused. MDS

experience and 2 years

management nursing

experience preferred.

If you are seeking a

position that offers

personal enrichment

and growth, please

apply in person or mail

a resume to:

Woodside LutheranHome

Attn: HumanResources

1040 Pilgrim Way

Green Bay, WI 54304

EOE

Health & Medical

NEW ENT, SC

Part-timeNurse

Responsibilities to

include general patient

care, telephone triage,

schedule CT’s, MRI’s,

sleep studies, assist

with minor surgical

procedures, and pa-

tient education. ENT/

Clinic experience is

helpful. Two or more

years experience is

preferred. No Week-

ends or Holidays.

Full-time Surgery

CoordinatorResponsibilities to in-

clude surgery schedul-

ing, pre-authorization,

pre-certification, bene-

fit verification, collec-

tion of co-pays, deduct-

ibles and financial ar-

rangements. The suc-

cessful individual will

possess knowledge and

experience in CPT/

ICD9 coding, medical

terminology, appoint-

ment scheduling. 2-3

years medical office

experience is required.

NEW ENT, SC offers a

competitive wage and

excellent benefit

package.

Please mail resume

with cover letter to:

NEW ENT, SC

Attn: Sally Jilot

923 Eliza Street

Green Bay, WI 54301

(920) 965-4800

� PharmacyTechnician

� Senior Buyer/

Pharmaceuticals

Apply online at

www.bellin.org

or send resume to

Human Resources

PO Box 23400,

Green Bay, WI54305-3400

EEO - Smoke free

environment.

RNExperienced RN

needed for medical

specialty office. Good

communication and

triage skills needed.

Full or part time,

no nights, holidays

or weekends

Press Gazette,

PO 23430 File 936

Green Bay, WI 54305

SURGICALASSISTANT

Dr. Nelson, Dr. Welsh,

Dr. Schuh and Dr. Zent

of Oral & Maxillofacial

Surgeons of BayCare

Clinic are adding to

staff and looking for an

energetic individual to

fill a full-time Surgical

Assistant position in

their Green Bay office.

Responsibilities in-

clude assisting with in-

office procedures, tak-

ing X-rays, tray set up

and sterilization of in-

struments. Dental

background preferred.

An EEO/Affirmative

Action Employer,

M, F, V, D.

Please visit

www.baycare.net to

view a full job descrip-

tion and application

instructions.

WOODSIDE

LUTHERAN HOME,

920-499-1481

InformationTechnology

University Webmaster

UW-Green Bay is

seeking a full-time

Webmaster to manage

the Web Services

department and

oversee the design,

production, and

maintenance of the

campus website.

Experience building a

large site, graphic

design expertise,

knowledge of HTML,

XHTML, & CSS, and a

Bachelor’s degree are

required. We offer a

competitive salary

commensurate with

experience, including

an excellent benefits

package and

participation in the

Wisconsin State

Retirement System.

For further

details and application

instructions, visit

www.uwgb.edu/hr/jobs

Complete application

materials must

be submitted by

June 1, 2009.

UW-Green Bay is

an EO/AA Employer

Part - Time

Alliance Management,

LLC is in need of a

part time receptionist

that is bilingual, well

organized, responsible,

has good communica-

tion skills, and a pleas-

ant phone manner.

Contact Wendy at 593-

4878 or email your

resume to wendy@

alliancewi.com.

Part - TimePart-Time

Warehouse Workers

Part-TimeSemi Drivers

The nation’s largest

Grocery Distributor

has immediate open-

ings for Part-Time

Warehouse Workers

and Part-Time Semi

Tractor/Trailer Driv-

ers at our Green Bay

Distribution Center.

These positions are

designed to fill our

busy production days

(Sundays and Holi-

days) and as vacation

and absenteereplacements.

Part-TimeOrder Selectors

� $12.20/hour to start

� Overtime pay at

time-and-one-half

after 8 hours/day

� Flexible scheduling

opportunities

� 8:00 AM start time

� Must be able to

successfullycomplete a pre-

employment drug

screen and Physical

CapacitiesEvaluation

Part-TimeDrivers

� $16.35/hour to start

� Overtime pay at

time-and-one-half

after 8 hours/day

� Local Driving -

no overnights

� Primarily Weekends

(including Sundays)

and Holidays

� Must be DOTcertified with 2 years

safe driving record

To be considered,

please call Kathy at

(920) 436-1559 for an

application.

EEO/AAP

Professional /Technical

Application and

Web Developer

BayCare Health Sys-

tems, LLC is seeking

an Application and

Web Developer to pro-

vide application and

website support for our

physician practices

and central business

office. This position

will design, develop

and maintain web ap-

plications and data-

bases. Experience in

healthcare or insur-

ance fields is pre-

ferred. Bachelors De-

gree in Computer Sci-

ence, Information Sys-

tems, or related busi-

ness discipline and 2 -

4 years experience de-

veloping web-based ap-

plications and data-

base administration

required.

An EEO/Affirmative

Action Employer,

M, F, V, D.Please visit

www.baycare.net for a

complete job descrip-

tion and application

instructions.

BROWN COUNTY

HOSPITAL& NURSING

HOMEADMINISTRATOR

www.co.brown.wi.us

ERPImplementation

DoIT, the Division of

Information Technolo-

gy at UW-Madison and

UW System will imple-

ment Oracle/People-

Soft human resources/

payroll, a new ERP

(Enterprise Resource

Planning) system. The

HRS (Human Re-

source System) Team

has openings for lead-

ership and technical

expertise positions for

implementation and

post go-live support.

Large, visible, and

challenging multi-year

project with multiple

vacancies through

implementation and

beyond.

Multiple permanent

and project positions;

see our website:

http://www.doit.wisc.

edu/about/hr/jobs.asp

Equal Opportunity

Employer

x POLICEOFFICER

CITY OFSUN PRAIRIE, WI

(pop. 25,810)

Applications will

create a list for future

vacancies. Dept. has 50

sworn positions and is

progressive, profes-

sional and technically

advanced. Must be at

least 21 years of age;

possess a valid DL; 45

college credits upon

application and

60 upon hire. Must

successfully complete

written exam and oral

interviews/background

investigations. Prefer-

ence points given to

bilingual (Spanish/

English). Medical and

drug screening after

offer of employment.

37.5 hour work week,

night differential and

WI Retirement.Start:

$22.88/hour. Online City

Application and

QUESTIONNAIRE

(www.cityof

sunprairie.com)

due no later than 4:00

p.m. June 12, 2009 to:

City of Sun Prairie,

Human Resources

Department, 608-825-

1192 or FAX 608-

834-4302. EOE

Professional /Technical

Firefighter/

ParamedicCity of Oshkosh

Applications are cur-

rently being accepted

for the purpose of es-

tablishing an eligibility

list for appointment to

the City of Oshkosh

Fire Department. Min-

imum requirements

are Over eighteen

years of age, Citizen of

the United States, Eli-

gible for a State of

Wisconsin Drivers Li-

cense, Able to speak

and write the English

language understand-

ably, High school di-

ploma or equivalent,

Wisconsin Licensed

EMT-P or meets HFS

112.04, Completes a

satisfactory back-

ground investigation as

required by 1977 WI

Act 27, Certifiable us-

ing WBVTAE stan-

dards Fire Fighter I,

Fire Fighter II, Fire

Apparatus Driver Op-

erator (pumper). Pref-

erence will be given

for WI Certified Fire

Inspector I and/or

those meeting the re-

quirements for Hazmat

Technician as defined

in OSHA 1910,120. Ap-

plicants must success-

fully complete all seg-

ments of the hire proc-

ess before being placed

on the eligibility list.

Starting salary is

$1,457.21 bi-weekly. Re-

quest an application

package no later than

June 18, 2009 at

4:30pm by calling (920)

236-5096 or writing the

Oshkosh Fire Depart-

ment, 101 Court St.,

Oshkosh, WI 54901. For

more information visit

our website at http://

www.ci.oshkosh.wi.us/

Fire.

TRAFFICCOORDINATOR

Hattiesburg Paper

Company, LLC, a

rapidly growing paper

converting company,

has an immediate

opening for an experi-

enced Traffic Coordi-

nator. The successful

candidate will have

knowledge and experi-

ence scheduling freight

with carriers, estab-

lishing loading/unload-

ing appointments, veri-

fying and entering

inbound receipts,

working directly with

drivers, and preparing

bills of lading. This

position works closely

with production, cus-

tomer service, as well

as with TL and LTL

carriers. The position

requires excellent

communication and

computer skills in

Excel and Word. The

incumbent must be

able to multi-task in a

fast paced environ-

ment. Hattiesburg

Paper Company offers

a competitive wage

and benefit package

along with opportunity

for growth. If you are

qualified and would

like immediate consid-

eration, send your

resume in confidence

to:

Hattiesburg Paper

Company, LLCP.O. Box 12500

Green Bay,WI 54307-2500

Or e-mail to:mschilling@

gbconvert.com

SalesBringing it together

for you!www.nsight.com

Don’t Passthis Up!

New Marketing Firm

Expanding In The

Green Bay Area

Looking to Fill 15

Openings in

Sales - Marketing -

Branch Managers

Quick Advancement

Based on Performance

Training Provided

Call Today -Start Tomorrow

Call now (920) 569-6250

Sales

DO YOU HAVE A

REAL ESTATE

LICENSE? Start your

career by becoming an

assistant or a full time

agent. Get the best

training in the country

through ERA. Earn a

base plus commission.

E-mail resume to

tom.dalebroux@eratit-

letown.com or call 445-

2308.

Sales professional

wanted, for print and

promo industry.

Offering aggressive

commission package.

Send resume: info@

printgb.com call Mike:

920-366-1309

TEST YOURREAL ESTATE

POTENTIAL!!

Go to www.eratitle

town.com and click on

the Real Estate Simu-

lator. See if you have

what it takes to be a

real estate agent with

ERA Titletown, REAL-

TORS. Questions? Call

Tom Dalebroux, 445-

2308

Skilled /Semi-skilled

Assembly & production

positions available.

AHEAD 436-9887

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PainterIndustrial2nd Shift

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EOE/Drug-FreeWorkplace

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Time running out to join state’s no-call listBY BEN JONESGannett Wisconsin MediaMADISON — Thousands

of people could face a longsummer of telemarketingcalls if they don’t act soon.

A deadline for the Wis-consin’s no-call list is ap-proaching, and there’s asmall window of opportu-nity for people to get signedup.

“If you sign up beforeJune 1, then you’ll be on

the July 1 No Call List,”said Glen Loyd, aspokesman for the state De-partment of Agriculture,Trade and Consumer Pro-tection. “If you miss theJuly No-Call list you haveto wait until the October

list comes out.”Some 1.6 million peoplewere on the list, accordingto an agency estimate fromJanuary. But names dropoff the list after two yearsunless people sign upagain.

“We believe there aremore than 1 million(names) right now,” Loydsaid.

The list is updated quar-terly.

“I can never rememberwhen I signed up, so I signup every year,” Loyd said.“That way you knowyou’re never all off the no-call list.”

You can sign up for thelist online or by telephone,but Loyd advises people tonot wait until May 31 to act.

“If you wait until the lastminute we get as many as100,000 registrations in oneday,” he said. The sign-upsystem “still works, but itslows down.”

You can add residentiallandlines and cellular tele-phones to the list.“We hope people will

take advantage of it,” Loydsaid.— Ben Jones writes for The Post-Crescent of Appleton.

BY PATTI ZARLINGpzarling@greenbaypressgazette.comTwo local Marines with cancer

praised a federal health agency’s

withdrawal of a 1997 report that

said contaminated water at North

Carolina’s Camp Lejeune didn’t in-

crease tumor risks in adults.They hope it will lead to govern-

ment action.“It’s been a long fight,” said Allen

Menard, 46, of Green Bay who be-

lieves his mycosis fungoides, a rare

incurable form ofskin cancer, camefrom drinking andbathing in toxic waterat the camp in theearly 1980s. “We keepfinding more andmore stuff as the daysgo by. It gives mehope.”

The Marines estimate 500,000 peo-

ple may have been exposed to toxic

water over 30 years before the bad

wells were closed in 1987.Earlier this month, the Centers

for Disease Control and Preven-

tion’s Agency for Toxic Substances

and Disease Registry withdrew a

1997 assessment of health effects

from water contamination, saying

some scientific information was left

out of reports.At the time of the report, the

agency thought a well containing

the cancer-causing chemical ben-

zene had been closed, so it wasn’t in-

cluded in the study, according to

CDC spokeswoman Bernadette Bur-

den.“After we published the study, we

learned that wasn’t the case and it

had been used to feed the water sys-

tem,” she said. “Without that infor-

mation, it throws the whole model

off.”Menard said the statement vali-

dates veterans’ concerns. He’s part

of a CDC community advisory panel

working on follow-up to Camp Leje-

une water issues.“Hopefully they’ll get it right this

time,” said Menard, whose cancer is

in remission. “Now they’ve got sci-

entists telling them this is cancer.”Jack Handrick, 48, of Allouez, be-

lieves he, too, became sick from

Camp Lejeune water. He was sta-

tioned there from 1981-83.“I’ve always believed it may have

had something to do with my can-

cer,” he said. He was diagnosed with

condra sarcoma, a soft tissue cancer,

and had a five-pound tumor re-

moved from his pelvis in 2001. “Peo-

ple can look at this and say, ‘You’ve

got cancer in your family.’ Well,

yeah, my dad had cancer, but he was

in his 60s. How many 40-year-oldDeadline isJune 1 forJuly 1 start

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City rates higher than stateaverage for 2007-08 yearBY KELLY MCBRIDEkmcbride@greenbaypressgazette.com

F or 17-year-oldMariah Mof-fett, fallingthrough thecracks academicallywould have been easy.Moffett struggled inschool after moving toGreen Bay from Chica-go. She battled dyslexiaand watched twocousins drop out ofschool as juniors.Still, Moffett was determined to be

the first in her family to attend college.

Her dedication will pay off June 4when she graduates from Green Bay

East High School. It will carry her into

the next phase of life, the nursing pro-

gram at Marian University.“It’s just very exciting,” Moffett said.

“My mom is very proud to have adaughter that’s going off to college.

She said it’s a good thing because my

sister can see that — she’s a freshman

now — she can see that I want to dosomething with my life. And hopefully

she’ll continue her education.”ã See Schools, A-2

ã See Marines, A-2

By the numbersDropout rates for the 2007-08 academic

year:æ Green Bay East: 61 dropouts of 1,506 stu-

dents*, or 4.05 percentæ Green Bay Preble: 67 dropouts of 2,243

students*, or 2.99 percentæ Green Bay Southwest: 34 dropouts of

1,405 students*, or 2.42 percentæ Green Bay West: 68 dropouts of 1,232 stu-

dents*, or 5.52 percentæ Statewide: 7,001 dropouts of 416,498 stu-

dents*, or 1.68 percent— Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction

*Student figures represent number of students ex-

pected to complete the school term. These may differ

from a school’s 2007-08 total enrollment. (This

caveat is mostly for educators who may wonder why

these figures don’t precisely match their school en-

rollments for 2007-08)

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Students eat Thursday during closed lunch at

Green Bay East High School in Green Bay. East

is finishing its first year of closed lunch for

freshman students.

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(800) 422-7128.Source: State Department of Agricul-ture, Trade and Consumer Protection

No-call registration

“If yousignup beforeJune 1,

thenyou’ll be on theJuly 1 No Call List.”Glen Loyd, a spokesman for the state

Department of Agriculture, Trade andConsumer Protection.

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