New at Maribel Grain Company
	NOW HIRING CONVENIENCE STORE CLERKS       Maribel Grain Co. is seeking self-motivated, responible, dedicated people to work in our 2 convenience stores.       Flexible work schedule position involves working various hours including some evening and weekends.       We offer weekend and holiday premuim pay. Monthly and annual profit share bonuses. Must have or be able to       uptain a beverage servers license. Employees need to provide the highest degree of service to all customers,       insuring courtesy, honesty and accuracy at all times, while following all perinent laws and procedures.       To apply stop in at either of our convenience stores to pickup a application and/or talk to our c-store manager       Scott Neuberger about what position would all involve and how you can become a part of our customer service team.                  I- 43 One Stop                             K-City One Stop                 14876 Ewald Lane                       1214 Main Street                  Maribel, Wi.  54227                     Kellersville, Wi. 54215                 (920) 863-2289                            (920) 732-1100                                                                    WELCOME NEW EMPLOYEES      Stop in a meet our 2 new employees. Megan Greif started in April as our new officeworker. Megan has a agri-business degree from Iowa State she grew up in the Whitelaw area. Megan has lots of experience with showing animals at fairs and is always willing to give advise to youth livestock exhibtors. Josh Herrick started in August as our new millworker. Josh preivously worked for 10 years at Professional Plating in Brillion. Josh and his wife Daniel along with their 2 children rent the apartment above "The Grain Mill" tavern next to our feed mill.

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