New at Maribel Grain Company
	Maribel County Diner    Come check out our new family style resturant being managed by Wendy Boncher. Now open daily at 6am. Bring the family and stop by as they serve breakfast, lunch and some evening dinners. Now serving Broasted Chicken on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.            Saturday, Sunday and Monday 6:00am to 2:00 pm          Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 6:00am to 6:00pm          Friday 6:00am to 8:00pm Friday Dinners will include Fish specials and stay tuned to I43 facebook page to see what the daily specials are! Wendy is still looking for modivated, smiling faces to fill the staffing positions at the diner! Stop in at diner to receive more info!  Now Hiring!!     Maribel Grain is seeking self-motivated, responsible, dedicated people to work in our convenience stores. Position offers flexible hours including weekends and evenings. We offer weekend and holiday premium pay. Prospective employees must have or be able to obtain a beverage servers license. Employees need to provide the highest degree of service to all customers, ensuring courtesy, honesty, and accuracy while following all pertinent laws and procedures.   To apply stop in and pick up an application or talk to our store manager, Terri Smith about the position      I- 43 One Stop              14876 Ewald Lane               Maribel,  Wi. 54227

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	Support the Community!                    County Fairs Kewaunee County = July 9-12 Brown County = August 10-16 Manitowoc County = August 26-30 Sheboygan County = September 3-7 Maribel Events Youth baseball games start May 25th and run thru July We have 10 teams this year playing ball at village park. Lions Picnic- June 27-28 Saturday : Pulls start at 3 pm, Avenue 55 Band 8 pm Sunday: 11:30 Parade Car Show,Horse Pull and Polka Band to follow                                                 Breakfast on Farm Brown County = Tinedale Farms / 8-noon /  June 7 Manitowoc County = Hochkammer Dairy / 8-noon / June 14 Sheboygan County = Majestic Crossing Dairy / 7-noon / June 20 Kewaunee County = El-Na Farms / 8-noon / June 21

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