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The Village of Antioch is considering options that would allow more residents to make municipal payments online. Antioch Director of Finance/Assistant Village Administrator Joy McCarthy presented information about adding options for online and electronic payments at a recent meeting. Currently, the only bills that residents may pay online are water and sewer. The village currently uses Illinois E-Pay and that agency doesn’t take VISA credit cards. McCarthy said that 60 percent of residents use VISA. I have looked at four different companies,” she said, “and Trustee Poulos is aware.” He is chairman of the committee that handles technolo-

gy. The company McCarthy said she likes best is Payment Service Network. This company accepts VISA and can handle electronic checks. Payments can also be made with a mobile phone. Trustee Ed Macek expressed concern about the village’s lack of data breach insurance. McCarthy said the village would not store information regarding the payments made online. Macek said the police department alone stores enough data that the village could be liable for heavy financial losses should a data breach occur and the village does not have insurance. Data breach insurance could cost about $4,000 a year.

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Conductor Cindy Zinaveah (left) convinces Cheryl Quinn, her granddaughters Kaitlyn, 2, and Bella, 4, and the girls’ mother, Heidi Bianchin, that it’s never too early to start ringing Christmas bells at the opening of ticket sales for this year’s North Pole Express at the Parks and Recreation office, 806 Holbek Dr., on Thursday. In December, children, parents, and grandparents all dressed in their pajamas meet at the Antioch Metra train station and use the tickets to take a ride to the North Pole (a.k.a., the Buffalo Grove Metra station) where they’ll be entertained – including getting a cup of hot chocolate – until Santa Claus arrives to visit with each child. The North Pole Express has been expanded to 12 trips this year. It has been a sellout each year it has been held. By the end of Friday all but three days had been sold out. For more information about the North Pole Express, call the Parks and Recreation office at (847) 395-2160.

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For those who have traveled Highway 12 through Richmond, Caravelle Lighting has long been a fixture on their journey – pun intended. Over that time – 25 years, in fact – the business has grown and changed. The original store was a small space, which over the years has been regularly enlarged to display hundreds of lighting fixtures and fans. In today’s business world it is remarkable to be in business for 25 years, but Caravelle Lighting has been in

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The last time we drove a Kia Soul EV you couldn’t even buy one where we live in Southern Washington, near Portland they were only sold in parts of California. But as supplies of vehicles have increased, fast chargers are installed and the dealership personnel are trained and equipped that has all changed. Kia is adding 20 new dealerships in Oregon and Washington certified to sell the popular Soul EV, and they are also expanding Soul EV distribution to Georgia, Texas and Hawaii, this summer. Along with the increased distribution the dealers are being equipped with two Level-2 chargers to increase Kia’s network of fast-charging stations, where Kia Soul EV owners will be allowed to charge their vehicles at no cost. About half the dealers will also have a 50kW Signet FC50K-CC-S DC fast charger available for use. This fast charger can charge the Soul EV’s battery from empty to 80 percent in about 33 minutes. Kia has also partnered with Greenlots, a vehicle charging management

company, to offer easy access to large networks of charging stations. Through the Greenlots partnership, Soul EV owners will be provided a Kia “ChargeUp” Card™, giving them access to multiple DC fast charger networks. “With the level of interest the Soul EV has received in the eco-friendly states of Washington and Oregon, it was only natural for us to expand into the region and make our electrified urban passenger vehicle available to customers who not only want to be eco-conscious, but stylish as well,” said Orth Hedrick, vice president of product planning, Kia Motors America. “Kia is committed to making sure Soul EV customers in the Pacific Northwest are adequately covered, which is why we’re also installing DC fast chargers and offering free charging at select dealers.” When we drove the first Soul EV six months ago we discovered it wasn’t much different than driving the popular gasoline-powered model. Obviously it’s quieter and smoother, but it accelerated comfortably and even passes quickly when necessary. Unless you are pulling up to a charger, or someone is “into” electric cars most people won’t

notice much difference. Visually, the aerodynamic-looking wheels, the solid grille area and the logo on the back are the only external differences. We each drove with a different driving partner on a drive in the Seattle area recently logging about 80 miles. As we started off from downtown Seattle the range indicator registered 93 miles and we each returned with a healthy 15 to 30 mile reserve. With that sort of range it would be easy to develop a comfort level that might start to mitigate the normal range anxiety that often haunts new electric vehicle drivers. The Soul EV is Kia’s first venture into pure electric vehicles, and they picked one of their most popular models to represent the brand’s efforts in the all-electric-zero emissions arena. The hip urban crossover was initially designed to use either a gas or electric drivetrain, so the 109-hp electric motor fits nicely under the hood in place of the gasoline engine. The motor produces 210-lb.ft. of torque giving it a spunky response when stepping or stomping on the accelerator. Under full acceleration, the Soul hums up to 60 mph in 9.2 seconds according to a buff magazine. The motor

is liquid cooled and uses multi-layer magnets which improve efficiency and reduce the familiar electric motor whine, in fact inside we could hear no whine. The Soul EV has a top speed electronically limited to 90 mph. The standard navigation system in the Soul EV also shows how far you can go on the current charge level and will give you a list of nearby charge stations, should your range anxiety and range gauge collide, and you feel the need to charge. The battery tucks nicely under the rear seat area and the flat design minimizes intrusion into the cabin reducing rear leg room by about three inches, but it still has more legroom than some competitors. Rear cargo space remains unchanged at a spacious 18.8 cubic feet, so it shouldn’t limit shopping purchases. The 27kWh lithium battery is larger than the competitor batteries, which range from 20 to 24kWh. That means better range. The extra battery power gives this new Soul EV an estimated 93 mile range and earns it an EPA MPGe (miles per gallon equivalent) rating of 92 miles highway and 120 miles city and a combined rating of 105 miles.

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Salem School tax rate drops slightly By Gail Peckler-Dziki Correspondent

Seven people attended the 2015 Salem Grade School District annual meeting on Oct. 5, all five School Board members and two members of the public. They were informed that the tax rate is dropping from $7.78 to $7.73 per $1,000 of equalized property value. State aid is expected to rise slightly, from nearly $6.5 million to nearly $6.6 million.

The actual increase is expected to be slightly more than $110,000. The levy squeaked up just over $100,000 from about $5.6 million last year to just over $5.7 million this school year. There is a total revenue decrease of just over $900,000 and an expense decrease of nearly $101,000. The district anticipated enrollment dropping almost 30 students, and this estimate was borne out by the third Fri-

day number on which state aid is based. The energy exemption was lower than expected, coming in at $634,362 rather than the $1 million that was hoped for. The district currently owes just over $10 million in longterm debt. There is a general obligation bond from 2008, which still carries a balance of about $2.5 million, another from 2011 with almost $3.4 million and the last from 2015 for $4.2 million.

School Board Clerk Shane Gerber continues his practice of returning his board pay to the district in the form of donations. School Board members receive $100 for each regular board meeting they attend.

Last spring, Gerber donated his May/June salary to the PTO for the purchase of school supplies. In August, Gerber donated two months salary again to buy clothing for he nurse’s office. He explained that some

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Milz said the audit was not yet complete in early October and stated this newspaper would be informed upon its completion. Salem School Board Clerk Shane Gerber confirmed Milz’s statement that the audit was not yet complete and the board had not yet received a final audit report. Wheatland Center Administrator Marty McGinley did confirm that the Sheriff’s Office was called in to investigate financial issues, but said he has yet to hear findings. “I have called the detective (Chris Schwatrz) in charge several times,” McGinley said, “but have heard nothing conclusive as yet.” Anderson sat on the Central High School Board of Education for a number of years but recently resigned her seat stating that she moved out of the district. The Central School Board did interview two interested parties but decided to keep the seat vacant until next April’s local election.

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clothing is kept there for students who my have an issue during the day and need fresh clothing. “The nurse still needs bottled water,” Gerber said, “and there is no money in the budget for that purchase.”

Wheatland Center Grade School has requested the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department investigate the financial work of former bookkeeper Mary Anderson. Anderson worked at Wheatland Center for nine months, from late August 2014 to May 2015. When the finances seemed to be amiss, Wheatland released her from employment and the Sheriff’s Office was called. Prior to working at Wheatland Center, Anderson was bookkeeper at Salem Grade School from 2006 to 2014, working under the direction of the district business manager. After Anderson left Salem, the district began a forensic audit of the work she had done that had a deadline of completion at the end of September this year. According to sources, that part of the audit goes back five years. Salem District Administrator Dave

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pearing in the water. Joseph and Kathy Madagrano Jr. made a donation to find the source of the sediment and to remodel the well house. As the well house was rebuilt, they requested that the water continue to be available for public use year round. Golf course featured It is not too late for a round or two of golf at the 18-hole, par-70 golf course located in the park. The course was designed and created by Joseph Rosen in 1936. The fairways lined with mature hardwood trees and the rolling terrain make many of the holes challenging, especially when combined with the well-placed strategic sand traps and water hazards. The course is well kept and has reasonable rates. After a round at the course, golfers may stop in the Clubhouse and enjoy the bar and grill. Non-golfers are also welcome to stop in for the many choices for lunch or just enjoy an afternoon drink with friends. Golf outings may be scheduled for corporate events. Call (262) 697-4653 for tee times or for information about a corporate outing. Petrifying Springs Park also offers five covered picnic areas, which may be reserved for large outings such as family reunions, business picnics, or other group outings. A rental fee is charged to reserve the covered areas. Many picnic tables are available for use without charge throughout the park. A playground area is also available for children. Chess and checkers players have a chance to enjoy their game of choice on one of two concrete tables with inlaid game boards. Players

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must bring their own chess or checkers sets. The sports minded may want to spend some time on the softball field or the volleyball courts testing their skills against their friends. Whatever the activity – hiking, biking, picnicking, or just sitting under a tree reading – Petrifying Springs Park

offers all the ingredients for an enjoyable day. There are also park entrances at 5555 Seventh Avenue, 4909 Seventh Avenue, and 761 Green Bay Road. Call (262) 857-1869 for information about current events being held at the park. Restrooms are available throughout the park.

Central seat will remain vacant until next election After interviewing two candidates last week, the Central High School Board of Education decided not to fill a vacant seat by appointment. Instead, the board decided to let the voters decide who should get the seat in next April’s election, according to a press release issued by the district. On Oct. 6, the School Board interviewed two candidates to fill the vacant board seat created by the resignation of Mary Anderson. This seat represents the Salem community. Candidates interviewed were Jack Niccolai and Karen Shoopman. Both candidates bring to the district high qualifications based on their previous experiences working with schools, according to district officials. Niccolai was a teacher at Salem Grade School for a number of years before retiring. He recently served on the Salem Grade School Board. Shoopman, a newcomer to the Salem community, has been active with various schools her children have attended, helping the schools raise significant funds to sup-

port the school. Following the interviews, the board deliberated on both candidates. Due to the significant qualifications of both candidates, the board struggled to select one candidate over the other, according to the news release. The board then voted to keep the seat vacant, allowing the taxpayers to select the next person to fill that vacant seat. For those interested in applying for the vacant seat at the election that occurs in April 2016, contact Kim Hole, administrative assistant to the board at (262) 8432321, ext. 247. Paperwork must be filed by any candidate wishing to be on the April ballot. Notice of the open seats will be published in November and paperwork will be available in the district office. Additional information on running for a School Board seat will be available on the Wisconsin Association of School Boards’ website at www.wasb.org and the Government Accountability Board website at www.gab. wi.gov.

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Antioch OKs raises for village employees By Gail Peckler-Dziki Correspondent

Antioch Village Administrator Jim Keim has collected data from similar communities in the metro-Chicago area to make sure Antioch compensates its employees competitively. He discovered that 14 of the more than 40 non-union employees were being paid below the average minimum for surrounding municipalities. With input from the Village Board, Keim

developed what he and the board saw as a reasonable range of salaries. Annual raises ranged from $11,000 for the fire chief to $9,000 for the parks and recreation director to $1,040 for the water treatment plant supervisor and $125 for a public works maintenance worker. Hourly raises range from 6 cents to $4.33. The raises took effect last pay period and none were retroactive. The additional amount needed to cover the raises this year is just under $35,000.

Spooktacular show set for Oct. 30 The College of Lake County will host “Spooktacular,” a high-flying circus of scare that performs at 8 p.m. on Oct. 30 at the James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts in Grayslake. Spooks, specters and scaredy-cats contort and cavort through a high-flying circus of scare. Vampires soar, skeletons stagger and acrobatic cats romp through a humorously haunted bazaar of the bizarre during the show Spooktacular is produced by New York-based Cirque-tacular Entertainment. Under the leadership of Tad Emptage, the group is complemented by a core of 20 artist-creators and a roster of

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Master Sgt. Christopher Winling of Lake Villa (left), recites the oath of office from Maj. Gen. Richard J. Hayes Jr., the Adjutant General of the Illinois National Guard, Oct. 8 during a ceremony at Camp Lincoln in Springfield. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Robert R. Adams, Illinois National Guard Public Affairs Office)

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“Shrek: The Musical” opens at PM&L Theatre Oct. 30. Princess Fiona is played by Michele MacLennan and Matt Archibald plays Shrek. Performance dates are Fridays and Saturdays, Oct. 30, 31, Nov. 6, 7, 13 and 14 at 8 p.m., and Sundays, Nov. 1, 8 and 15 at 2:30 p.m. Ticket prices are $18 for adults and $15 for students and seniors. Tickets are available online at www.pmltheatre.com.To reserve your tickets directly through the box office, call (847) 395-3055. The box office is now open for “Shrek” Monday through Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to noon and one-and-a-half hours before curtain on show dates.

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Monster Mash Bash is Saturday

Costumed characters of all kinds will take to the streets Saturday during Antioch’s annual Treat the Streets and Monster Mash. Treat the Streets, which runs from noon to 2 p.m. in downtown Antioch, offers an opportunity for children to trick-ortreat at local businesses. The Monster Mash Bash is from 1 to 4 p.m. at the bandshell, 900 Skidmore Drive. Activities include a pumpkin roll, costume contest and carnival games. For more information call (847) 395-2160.

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The Lake County Division of Transportation will host a recycling event on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 600 W. Winchester Rd. in Libertyville. For more information on this event or on recycling/sustainable living, visit swalco.org.

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Tobacco regulations Village Attorney Bob Long sought the Village Board’s input on adding a new chapter to the municipal code to regulate and license tobacco dealers. He said it s a good idea to have this in the code. When he first presented, some board members thought the license cost was too high but wanted fines for those who violate the code and sell to minors to be as high as possible. Trustee Mary Dominiak wished to include some geographic limits to make sure the village doesn’t have a row of tobaccos sellers. Macek suggested that such limits be left out and the market be allowed to work. “If one store sells items for 50 cents less,” he said, “the one with the higher prices won’t last.” Long said the board direction was helpful. Anyone already selling tobacco products in the village will be able to get a license.

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In a later telephone interview, Macek expressed concern about the lack of data breach insurance in several other categories. “I have asked if our unpaid volunteers are covered under our workmen’s comp and haven’t gotten a straight answer,” he said. “I don’t think we have it,” Macek continued, “and Lee Shannon has over 30 volunteers who help handle different emergencies.” The village also receives about $4 million in sales taxes from area businesses. “We have heard tornado warnings sound at least four times in the past year,” Macek said. “If we would have a tornado touch down and level even a few of our businesses like Menards and WalMart,” he explained, “it would be devastating to our village budget. We ought to carry sales tax interruption insurance and we don’t.”

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Spooktacular is set for Oct. 30 The College of Lake County will host “Spooktacular,” a high-flying circus of scare that performs at 8 p.m. on Oct. 30 at the James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts in Grayslake. Spooks, specters and scaredy-cats contort and cavort through a high-flying circus of scare. Vampires soar, skeletons stagger and acrobatic cats romp through a humorously haunted bazaar of the bizarre during the show. Spooktacular is produced by New York-based Cirque-tacular Entertainment. Under the leadership of Tad Emptage, the group is complemented by a core of 20 artist-creators and a roster of 300 performers. Their touring stage shows are a James Lumber Center favorite and include “Circurious,” “The Acrobats of Cirque-Tacular,” “Snowkus Pocus,” “Mantryx” and the celebrated Atlantic City smash, “The Accused.” Over the last eight years, Cirque-tacular Entertainment has given thousands

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County man hospitalized with West Nile virus

McHenry County Department of Health reports its second case of human West Nile virus in a man from Lake in the Hills. He first displayed symptoms on Sept. 26 and received treatment in a local emergency room on Oct. 3. He has since developed viral meningitis and been transported to a Chicago hospital. The Illinois Department of Public Health has reported 52 cases of WNV and four deaths across Illinois in 2015. This year, 13 mosquito batches and four birds have tested positive for the virus in McHenry County, according to state health officials. Illness from West Nile virus is usually

mild and includes fever, headache and body aches but serious illnesses, such as encephalitis, meningitis and death, are possible. People are advised to contact their health care provider if they exhibit symptoms. Illness can occur three to 15 days after an infected mosquito bite. The disease can affect all ages, but persons 50 and older have the highest risk of severe disease. Public health officials urge residents to take precautions as the risk of mosquito-borne West Nile virus lasts until the first hard frost. For more information on the virus, visit www.mcdh.info or call (815) 334-4585.

School paraprofessional test offered at MCC McHenry County College offers paraprofessional testing several times a year for those interested in working as teacher’s assistants, one-onone aides, library aides, computer aides and other roles in kindergarten through high school. The next testing date is Nov. 6 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Room A112 at the college, 8900 Highway 14, Crystal Lake. The 2002 No Child Left

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Behind Act requires paraprofessionals to be qualified and the state of Illinois has selected a package of three ACT WorkKeys assessments as one of the ways to fulfill this requirement. To learn more about this four-hour test package and to receive handouts to review the math and reading portions of the test, an optional information session is available from 9 to 11 a.m. this Friday, Oct. 23, in Room A112. Cost for the paraprofes-

Exhibitors needed for early childhood conference McHenry County College is seeking exhibitors for the 2015 Early Childhood Educators’ Conference that takes place from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 14 at the college, located at 8900 Highway 14, Crystal Lake. This 27th annual conference attracts approximately 300 early childhood educators, directors and child care providers from northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. The keynote address will be presented by musician and author Jim Gill. Businesses and agencies will exhibit in the vendor area – a part of the conference where companies share valuable information on Discover the

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their décor and personality. “Tiffany styled lamps never lose their appeal,” Grochowske said, stopping to show the display of table lamps, hanging fixtures and floor lamps all in the Tiffany style. “They give the room a pop of color.” According to both Grochowske, LED lights are the future and can be custom made for under cabinets or above them or to highlight an architectural detail in a home. LED are also flexible and can be designed to fit any space and may be cut into pieces as small as two inches. Colored LED lights last up to 25 years while white lights have a life expectancy of 20 years. Restoring a treasurer One of the many rewarding jobs that Grochowske has been involved with is the restoration of the Frank Lloyd Wright home on Delavan Lake. Known as Penwern, it is the only privately owned Wright estate that contains three Wright designed buildings on the property. “They have been restoring it for nine years and I have been privileged to help them find the right fixtures to maintain the look that Wright designed. It is great to see it being restored,” Grochowske said. Caravelle Lighting is at 9307 Highway 12 in Richmond. Business hours are Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Evening appointments can be arranged. For more information, call (815) 678-4558 or visit caravellelite.com

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(Continued from front page) much of her knowledge of Along the wall there are a valighting to George Kroupa. riety of outdoor fixtures in vari Lighting and the way it is ous styles and finishes, making purchased has changed over the it easy to find the ones that years. compliment a home’s exterior. “There were many lighting Lights to work with mirrors, stores years ago,” Joe Kroupa special lighting for bathrooms, said. “Today there are fewer popular pendant lamps, and showrooms such as ours due to lamps of various sizes and depeople shopping online and the sign can be found throughout big box stores. The difference the building. Whether customfrom shopping on line or in the ers are looking for a pendant big box stores is service. We lamp for over an island or some explain what should be done other specialty fixture, the large the first time and we are knowl- display offers options. edgeable about our products.” Lighting styles change over Joe Kroupa started working the years yet many houses conat Caravelle in 1982 in the Chi- tinue to have the same basic cago store and moved to Rich- fixtures that the builder chose mond when that store opened. years ago. Just as furniture Nine years ago he moved out of and wall colors are updated, the area but returned when his new modern lighting can give parents were planning to retire. a home a special customized He has worked with builders look. According to Grochowson both commercial and resi- ke, today’s look in ceiling fixdential jobs along with his fa- tures is industrial, nautical and ther and is known as the Neon restorative. Clean lines have specialist and all around light- replaced the fussy look of the ing expert. past. Kroupa has been welcomed Ceiling fans continue to be back by the many people that popular both for their styling he has worked with in their and their energy efficiency. Tolighting concerns over the years day’s fans come in a wide vaand customers from the past riety of styles and colors to fit stop in to say hello. any décor. More than 35 styles of Emerson fans, one of the Meeting lighting needs leading brands, are on display. Today many customers be- They range in cost from basic lieve that shopping in a special- fans that can be purchased for ty lighting store will be more as low as $99. expensive but that is not nec- Styles are varied from a ceilessarily true. Caravelle carries ing fan with blades that appear a complete line of fixtures from to be those found on a wind lower-cost fixtures to high-end farm to one that actually looks items. like a propeller on an airplane. As customers enter the showroom of Caravelle Light- What’s trending ing they see variety of light- Staff at Caravelle Lighting ing fixtures, chandeliers and works with customers to help fans hanging from the ceiling. them make a decision that fits

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products and services for the early childhood educator. Past exhibitors included school supply distributors, booksellers and agencies providing services for the early childhood community. Vendors are welcome to sell merchandise at tables. Cost for exhibitors is $50 for the first table and $35 for each additional table. Registrations are due Nov. 2. To register as an exhibitor, visit www.mchenry.edu/childhood. For more information, call Wendy Yemm at (815) 455-8764 or email conferencecenter@ mchenry.edu.

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572 BLAZING STAR DR. LAKE VILLA, IL Oct. 22 thru 25. 9-5. 40 yr private collection, first time offering. 5000 sq. ft. of rare antiques, collectibles, mid century furniture, lamps, oriental rugs, glassware, Barbie Wizard of Oz, sports items. Original Museum artwork, pro kitchen ware, tools, signs, Stoner candy machine, man cave items, too much to list! See pics at estatesales.net. 847274-8715.

W6011 MARINER HILLS TRAIL, ELKHORN Lauderdale Lakes, LaGrange) Sat. Oct. 24 8am-3pm only. MOVING SALE: No early sales. One day only, first time, all reasonable offers considered. Shop & garden tools, radial saw, furniture patio set, metal chairs & table, love seat, home brewing system w/bottles, snow blower, gas push lawn mower, canvas tent, 1933 World’s Fair framed repro posters, many Christmas items, lights & trees, futon sofa, director chairs, low impact exercise bike, collectables, under bar fridge/freezer, misc. household items and more. Antique items include: German coo-coo clock, 100yr craved circular table, 125yr side and ARM chair, 1940’s Zenith clock radio & Webcor record player, barrister bookcase, breweriana, W. Sox and rock music collectables. No checks.

6819 SOUTH SOLON RD. SPRING GROVE/ McHenry, 60051. Oct. 24, 9-4, Oct. 25, 114. records, organ, jars, mattress & box spring F. Horse harness & whipple, metal wagon wheels, tools, buckets, mahogony dining table w/3 leafs & pads w/6chairs, curved front Buffet, curio, 2 sofas, lift chair, 2 chest of drawers, wood doors, milk cans & BARN WOOD.

Rummage/Garage Sales INDOOR FLEA MARKET Oct. 25, 7-2. Jeff. Cty. Fair Activity Bldg. Info 262-679-2293.

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34221 WHITE OAK DR. Oct. 23, 9-12. Legos, Linclon Logs, Halloween Costumes, wireless dog fence, lawn mower & more.

22225 WASHINGTON AVE. Oct. 22-24, 8-5. Tools, household , furniture, fishing & camping items, antiques, inboard boat motors.

408 CONKEY ST., Sat.-Sun., Oct. 24-25, 9-5; baby to adult female clothes, antiques, HH, dishes, glassware, much more

Rochester Garage Sales

432 S. ELMWOOD, BURLINGTON Saturday Oct. 24, 10am to 3pm. (if rain, held Sunday) Baby thru Toddler (boys) clothing, women’s clothing and maternity (small), high chair, pack n play, crib mattresses, full size headboard, baby/toddler toys, double stroller (older style). Too many items to mention. 656 VIEWCREST TERRACE, Thurs. Oct. 22, 8-4, mega garage sale; clothes, electronics, & everything else!

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Southern Lakes Newspapers is currently seeking a career minded sales executive. The successful candidate will have the ability to work in a fast paced, deadline oriented environment. The preferred candidate will be result driven with the ability to generate new business and maintain excellent customer service. If you’re up to the challenge we would love to hear from you. Please send resume to: vicki@southernlakesnewspapers.com or call 262-725-7701 ext. 134.

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Mother’s Helper/ Child Care NOW HIRING ASSISTANT AND LEAD Child Care Teachers. Certification, CPR and background check required. Send resume to homestead@tds.net or call (262) 534-3785

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Dousman Transport Co., Inc. is seeking service technicians with solid knowledge of diesel and electronics systems. Applicant must be willing to obtain and maintain ASE and OEM certifications as well as a CDL with School Bus endorsement (we will train). Dousman Transport offers a competitive wage and benefits package that includes health insurance, paid vacation, and 401(k). Mail, Fax or E-mail Resume to:

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Houses/Town/Condos

3BDRM, 1B 1040Sq Ft Home for rent. Sits on 1/2 acre. Avail 1016-15. Just minutes from Browns Lake. Newly remodeled kitchen, new appliances, new flooring, landscape. Large shed, fire pit area, well water. $1000/month with first month rent and security deposit. Tenant responsible for utilities, sewer, electric, gas. Pets considered. No smoking. Please call or text Jen 262-492-9005.

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cation may qualify to Degree Up. “This is a hallmark partnership for Gateway Technical College” said Manoj Babu, Gateway Associate Dean of Business. “Degree Up will create an amazing pathway for Gateway students to pursue their careers by earning an associate’s degree at Gateway, and then graduating with a bachelor of science degree through Herzing University.” “We want to give all students in the Kenosha and Racine area an equal opportunity to pursue competitive, career-ready degrees,” said Herzing University President Renee Herzing. “Everyone should be able to earn a bachelor’s degree in the most efficient manner possible, without having to worry about a difficult transition between schools.”

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The time is now to help

HI-LITER • WEDNESDAY, oct. 21, 2015 • 9

Raising grandchild puts senior behind Dear W.C., I live in an apartment complex with many senior citizens and disabled people. We have a group of women that gets together each week to play cards. I noticed one of the women in my group has not been coming for the past few months, so I called to see how she was. I found out she is having a hard time right now. She is a widowed senior citizen and she is raising her 5-year-old grandson. The child’s father is her son. Apparently her son and his girlfriend were not willing or able to care for him properly. They left the child with my friend and disappeared. She does not have legal custody so all the care for the child is coming out of her Social Security. She was barely making ends meet before having a grandchild to care for. I don’t know how she is getting by now. He has some special needs and medical

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problems she is trying to get help with but until she obtains legal custody of him, she is not receiving any benefits. Could you help her get through this unexpected change in her life? Dear readers, There are about 6 million children in the United States being raised by their grandparents. Most people I know treasure their grandchildren but are not in the position either physically or financially to raise their grandchildren full time. When this responsibility is placed on a grandparent it is usually because of illness or

death of the parents, financial difficulties, prison time, abuse or domestic violence in the home or drug and alcohol abuse. Those same people that felt they were not in the position to care for their grandchildren due to their own difficulties will lovingly take on their grandchildren to give them the stable home life they need. who that wrote the letter requesting our assistance for the widowed senior grandmother and her grandson. The woman answered her phone and was surprised to hear it was The Time Is Now to Help calling for more information. We spoke on the phone for almost twenty minutes before setting up a time to meet at the senior woman’s apartment. The woman said she would inform the grandmother that she had written to us in her behalf. She was not sure how the grandmother would take it

as she had always been a private person. I assured her we would win her over and she would be grateful for her intervention. I reminded her that any help we gave the grandmother would benefit the grandson as well. Whether it was help with rent, food or utilities, or all the above, I knew the assistance we provided would also be shared with the grandchild. We met in the apartment complex parking lot the same afternoon. The woman that wrote the letter was waiting outside of the apartment building. After we formally introduced ourselves we spoke for a few minutes before knocking on the grandmother’s door. We could hear a young child’s voice talking and laughing inside as we waited for the door to be opened. In a moment a senior woman, closely followed by a cute

young boy with thick glasses, opened the door. The boy hid behind his grandmother shyly and peeked around Both the her waist. woman that accompanied me and I could not help but smile at the adorable child. The grandmother looked genuinely happy to see her friend and politely invited us inside. We walked into the small apartment and the friend introduced me. The senior woman then introduced us to the child still peering from behind her. The grandmother said, “This is my grandson. We haven’t had any visitors since he moved in so he is a little shy.” I asked the boy if he would like to shake my hand but he quickly dashed behind his grandmother again. The grandmother said quietly, “I’m sorry. His parents didn’t spend much time with him or teach him manners. He is a little behind

but we are going to get him caught up.” I reached out and took the grandmothers hand instead and said, “I will just have to shake your Grandma’s hand instead. This is how we say hello to people we like.” After speaking for a few minutes the friend politely excused herself, inviting the grandson to play with a set of cars she saw on the floor in the adjacent living room. The boy looked scared at first but the grandmother assured him it was okay and that she would be right there where he could see her. The grandmother again spoke softly saying, “He has been having trouble leaving me out of his sight. I think he is afraid I will abandon him just like his parents did.” It was easy to see the child was indeed having problems with all the new adjustments in his

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Property of Paul & Peggy Tackett

When: Saturday, October 24, 2015 Where: 7135 McHenry St. - Burlington, Wis. Time: 11 a.m. Preview: 10 a.m.

Sale to include: 2 Allis Chalmers WD-45 tractors with hydraulic buckets, 22ft heavy duty flat bed-tag behind trailer, excellent selection of brand name power tools, 200 7.5x15in concrete blocks, 60 corral panels Priefert Farm & Master Premium, etc., 5 spools of barbless wire, 2 rolls of farm fencing, King Kutter rock rake (like new), small animal wire cages, Craftsman tool box, anvil, 3 pt bale spike, go-kart (rough), 55 gallon poly barrels, two 4x8 ft. tag trailer frames, 500 gallon water trough, 150 ft. roll of rubber matting, 2 ton chain hoist, lots of logging chains, 50 T-posts, 4 aluminum loading ramps, 3 old porcelain bath tubs, 8 ft. single disk, 5 ft. single drag, wrought iron lawn chairs, heavy duty car ramps.

Partial List adding more every day!

Antiques & Collectibles: Red Wing 4 gal. jug; Kohler’s Antidote poster; Toy doll sleigh; Indian painting on leather; Cast iron skillets; wood boat shelves; lg. 50’s doll; cast iron wagon wheels; milk cans; 2-lg Aluminum gas lantern lights (w/glass); Asst. tin signsCoke & Marlboro; Price guides-Farm toys, trains, Oil co. signs & comics; 50-60’s IL. License plates; Peprine fly fishing reel; table top phones; stoneware cheese crocks & bean pots; Copper buckets & pots; wooden model sail boats; American Oil Co. art prints; Quaker State, Union 76 Oil cans; wooden French doors & shutters and more! Furniture – Antique & Newer: 2- rd. oak tables; 5 press back oak chairs; Victorian oak bed; Burl walnut veneer armoire & dresser; asst. chairs, bar stools, tables; 2-ice cream parlor sets; Oak pub table; brass bed; marble/tile wash stand; sewing cabinet; drop front secretary; ornate lamp table; counter top desk w/paper roll; wicker plant stand, dresser, mirror & lamp; Log ladder & shelf display; lighthouse cd holders; wooden easel; 6’ wood/ glass display cabinet; china cabinet; German Town Yarn – Roll top display & more! Tools, Misc & household: Craftsman belt sander; Milwaukee right angle drill; sharpening system; Karcher pressure washer; NOS-Master locks; extension cords; asst. cable; electrical equipment, supplies; foot candle/lux meter; laser level; Ashcroft & Trerice industrial thermometers; 11’ Dodge Charger cover kit; Brass door handles, hinges, push bars; pool lounger; Box lots of asst. tools, household, misc. items; and more!

Auctioneer’s note: about 2.5 hour auction - NO TIME KILLER ITEMS so don’t be late! Terms: Cash or good checks with proper ID – no buyer’s premium. For more information call: (479) 466-3302 or (262) 358-3081. All items sold AS IS, WHERE IS. See you Sunday!

PLEASE READ Terms: Cash, WI Personal/Business checks w/proper ID only, unless known, MC & Visa (3% convenience fee for CC purchases). All items sold as is, where is, with no warranty. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over all printed material. Not responsible for accidents, theft, parking tickets or towing. NO BUYERS PREMIUM for onsite buyers – 10% Buyers Premium for Absentee & Phone Bids only. Food, Drinks & Portalet on-site.

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Weeks of tension end in carjacking, chase and arrest of fugitive The picture painted by Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth was colored deeply with relief. He and his deputies had huddled around their various radios around 4 p.m. Oct. 13, waiting for two critical words. “In custody,” finally came across the radio. And, while Beth waited, a further confirmation was broadcasted. “’He’s in custody, and it’s Andy Obregon,’” related Beth regarding the radio communication. Those words touched of cheers, high-fives and handshakes among members of the Kenosha County Sheriff’s department and put an end to weeks of community tension as the fugitive Andrew Obregon eluded police and c o m m i t t ed Andrew crime after Obregon crime. The manhunt for Obregon, which began shortly after Tywon Anderson went missing Sept. 19 and intensified after Anderson was found murdered Sept. 26, ended shortly before 4 p.m. Oct. 13 afternoon in Winthrop Harbor. “It’s over,” announced Beth at the start of his news conference later that day. Obregon was in custody and transported to a Lake County detention facility after receiving treatment for what Beth said he believed a gunshot wound following his capture. However, various reports indicated the wound may have been inflicted by a police dog that was involved in the search. Obregon, 32, was being pursued as a suspect in the murder of Anderson, a known drug dealer according to Beth. Obregon was officials charged in Lake County, Ill., Thursday. The most serious charges there include possession of a stolen vehicle and two counts of aggravated fleeing from police. An extradition hearing that would return him to Kenosha County to face charges there was scheduled for Oct. 21. It was a tension-filled period of pursuit, punctuated by high-speed car chases, latenight farm field searches and, finally, in Oct. 13’s carjacking at a vacant home in western Kenosha County. In between, Obregon allegedly robbed one business, broke into at least one other

business and stole at least four vehicles.

Almost lost in the shuffle of the work the local sheriff’s departments had to do to capture Andrew Obregon was taking the time to calm the public. Both Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth and Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling on Oct. 12 spoke to about 60 people at a combination news conference/community meeting at the Kansasville Fire Department. In a meeting that seemed equal parts calming and ed-

ucating the public, Beth and Schmaling addressed a crowd that was largely concerned citizens who have heard plenty of rumors but wanted more facts. “The rumors are out there,” Beth explained. “We’re here to squelch as many of the rumors as we can.” Beth and Schmaling both stressed that they believe Obregon’s biggest threat to the public was the possibility of a high-speed chase – not to area schools or children. In fact, as numerous peo-

The capture According to Beth, a 59-year-old woman went to check on a vacant family property near highways JB and EW shortly before 3 p.m. Oct. 13. While Beth didn’t know why she had chosen to go to the property now, the woman reportedly found Obregon hiding in the home. Beth said the woman resisted giving the suspect her keys. According to the information provided by the woman, Obregon then assaulted her and took off in her silver Chevy Spark. The woman was beaten so severely that she was transported by Flight for Life helicopter to Froedtert Hospital in Wauwatosa following the attack. She has subsequently been released from the hospital, but the Sheriff’s Office has not yet released her name. Another high-speed pursuit ensued, and Obregon ended up crossing the state line into Lake County. Obregon was located in Zion, and then went north to Winthrop Harbor. Shots were apparently fired in pursuit of Obregon, but all law enforcement officers were safe. Obregon abandoned the stolen vehicle and took off on foot. According to several reports, officials used the OnStar satellite system on the car to slow the vehicle as police closed in. Beth said that police dogs from both the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department and Lake County were used in apprehending Obregon. It was unclear whether Obregon was armed when captured. According to Beth, Obregon was “coherent enough to say the names of our deputies” with who he had become familiar through years of contact with the Sheriff’s Office. Beth said that it looked like Obregon was trying to get back to his area of comfort – the Brighton/Paris/Kansasville area along the Kenosha and Racine County border – when he was captured. The deputies who saw Obregon after his capture told Beth it looked like the man had aged 10 years in the last two weeks. That drew an emotional reaction from Beth. “As far as I’m concerned – good, because it’s taken its toll on the community just as much as it’s taken – even more than – it’s taken its toll on Andy.”

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Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth addresses the assembled media after the capture of fugitive Andrew Obregon Oct. 13.

Grateful for the help Beth was the only member of law enforcement who spoke at the press conference, but he was quick to point out that he played just a small part in the capture. “Truthfully, the part I played in this was very small, compared to everyone else who played major roles,” Beth said. He extended thanks to every law enforcement agency involved, which included both the Racine County Sheriff’s Department, the City of Kenosha Police and the U.S. Marshall’s Service. He also thanked Illinois law enforcement, which ended up involved in the capture. Beth also said he’d been in communication with other members of the Obregon family, who had expressed their sadness over what Obregon had done, their gratitude to law enforcement – and their apologies. “They apologized for what Andy did to the community, and how it affected everyone,” he explained. “They hurt, too.”

Sheriffs urged calm during long manhunt ple asked about the police presence around schools – and one, specifically, how to calm children – Beth said simply, “We, as adults, have to set an example,” and that the best action to calm children down is for parents to remain calm themselves. Few of the facts over the last week and a half preceding the meeting had changed. The sheriff’s department had recovered all but one of the vehicles they believe have

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Beth took perhaps an unusual route Oct. 13 while the chase was ongoing – emailing the vehicle license plate, color and make to area media outlets to get the word out. That email went out about 3:30 p.m. “You’ve been so helpful to us,” Beth said. “For helping us to a quick resolve of this entire issue.” What’s next? With the capture of Obregon behind him, Beth said that his deputies could finally go home for a decent night’s sleep – and then focus on the road ahead. “This is the first night they can actually go to bed and start working on the homicide

portion of this,” Beth said Oct. 13. “That is a huge undertaking all by itself.” That includes the murder investigation of Anderson, which Beth said had taken a back seat to the Obregon search. At an Oct. 12 news conference/community meeting at the Kansasville Fire Department, Beth said it is believed that Anderson’s death was a revenge killing by Obregon over a drug deal gone bad. There are also a number of questions that need to be addressed to Obregon, including where he had been hiding. The relief, however, was palpable – both for Beth and the community, he said. “Multiply the relief I feel

by tens of thousands of people,” he said. “It’s over. It’s like this huge boulder has been lifted off myself, my department and this entire community.” Beth stressed that Obregon’s “terrorizing” of the public – which had led to several area schools cancelling field trips and holding recess indoors, as well as the public arming themselves both inside their homes and out – was over. “It can go back to where the kids can feel safe in their playgrounds and in their school,” Beth said. “Their parents can feel safe in the community, and their homes. “It’s going to go back now to the way it was a few short weeks ago,” Beth added.

A trail of crime and tension Here’s the timeline of the events leading up to Andrew Obregon’s capture Tuesday afternoon: • Sept. 19 – Tywon Anderson last seen in Kenosha. • Sept. 21 – Tywon Anderson reported missing by his family. Also, Obregon seen in Paddock Lake, fleeing from deputies. A motorcycle Obregon was operating was impounded and believed to be stolen. • Sept. 23 – Deputies recover stolen Jeep in Paddock Lake taken from Kenosha Aug. 26. • Sept. 26 – Body of Anderson found in cornfield along Highway A. • Oct. 2 – Black Mustang reported stolen on 38th Street. Deputies locate the Mustang, and engage in highspeed pursuit. Chase extends into Racine County, bringing in that sheriff’s department. The chase is eventually broken off to keep students in Union Grove safe as the high school was dismissing. • Oct. 3 – Kenosha Police respond to robbery at Dollar Tree on 52nd St. Obregon reportedly stole candy and chips. • Oct. 4 – Deputies respond to Country Side Mini Mart on 93rd for burglary. Later, they respond to a

Speedway on 75th St. for an armed robbery. Deputies pursue the vehicle (which had been stolen) in that burglary, which later crashed. About four hours later, another vehicle is stolen, a white 2015 Ford Transit Van. • Oct. 4 – Stolen black Mustang recovered. • Oct. 6 – Racine County Sheriff’s Department pursues white pickup truck with stolen plates to area near Bong State Recreation Area in Brighton. Obregon eludes capture again. • Oct. 7 – Kenosha Police recover stolen Ford Transit Van. • Oct. 9 – Racine County Sheriff’s Department recovers stolen white pickup truck, and searches for Obregon in the Bohners Lake area. Frightened woman arms herself and is injured when she accidently shoots herself when she drops handgun. • Oct. 13, 2:51 p.m. – Obregon carjacks a Chevy Spark when a 59-yearold woman comes to check on a vacant property. A high-speed chase into Illinois occurs. • Oct. 13, about 4 p.m. – Obregon taken into custody in Lake County, Ill., at least one shot is fired as Obregon suffers gunshot wound to his arm. Source: Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office

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(Continued from page 10) been used by Obregon – the exception being a “He drives with an utter disregard for human red or maroon pickup truck that Beth believes life,” Schmaling said. He also added that his has been hand-painted black. deputies – and Beth’s as well – are trained to not Beth also alluded to another vehicle they are endanger lives, and have had to “pull back” on looking for, but declined to name the vehicle. pursuits as a result. That was one of many “small pieces,” as both “There’s an unintended consequence of pullBeth and Schmaling explained, that were not being back,” Schmaling said. “We lost him.” ing released. Both Schmaling and Beth stressed that there “Do we know more? Yes, we do,” Beth said. were numerous vehicles and deputies involved “Can we tell you more? No.” in the search. As such, when asked by one attend Beth explained that everyone involved with ee if citizens could, essentially, shoot on sight, the search was frustrated that Obregon has eluded Schmaling and Beth both reminded him they had capture. But he also said he got a firsthand expe- deputies out in plain clothes. rience of how Obregon is using his knowledge of “Let’s not shoot and ask questions later,” the vast network of farm paths, creek paths and Schmaling said. connections between area farms and other land. Other points of emphasis at the meeting in “I went down all these trails (Oct. 9),” Beth cluded stressing weapons safety and using 911 to said. “This web is endless.” alert the departments to anything suspicious. The threat of a high-speed chase – another of As it turned out, it was a 911 call that led to which occurred in Obregon’s capture Oct. 13 – Obregon’s capture after he carjacked a 59-yearremained in the front of both sheriffs’ minds. old woman Tuesday afternoon.

Local Fall Fest unites a tiny community Events set for Oct. 24 in Silver Lake

By Gail Peckler-Dziki Correspondent

friendship and a meal. “Fall is traditionally a great time to get together, and the only perfect time for a hot dog, hayride and bonfire,” he said. “Of course, the kids gear up all year for the bouncy house.” Silver Lake Village Board Trustee Doug Randolph said, “I’m really impressed with the way Silver Lake businesses and the church took the initiative to get together on this. When community members put effort into community building, it’s a lot easier for me as an elected board member to know and support what Silver Lakers really want.” “I’d like us all to do this kind of collaboration again for an event next summer,” he continued. “We have a rollover fireworks budget to use, so maybe in August we can pull off a block party on Lake Street or a community-wide picnic. “It really does seem like things go really well when we listen to each other, plan together, and head for the same result.” In addition to the free treats, hot dogs and brats, Scully’s Silver Lake Grill will again offer hot chocolate and taffy apples at cost. Grill owner Deb Scully is behind the event on all fronts

– as a neighbor, a church member and business owner. “Collaborating with other businesses has made it a lot easier to add the Family Fun Walk to the Fall Festival,” she said. “Business owners are naturally invested in this village, and want to see it prosper without losing its character. Maybe we’re starting to set a foundation for that kind of growth. Our village is great, we really want it to shine.” For more information about the Family Fun Walk or the Silver Lake Commerce Club, contact Moira Toner at (331) 422-9333. The Sharing Center is a food pantry and resource center located at 25700 Wilmot Road. For regular services, The Sharing Center is closed on Tuesday and Thursday. Monday hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., the food pantry is open from noon to 2 p.m.; Wednesday hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,   food pantry open from 2 to 4 p.m.; Friday hours are 9 a.m. to noon, the food pantry from 9 to 11 a.m. The Sharing Center phone number is (262) 298-5535. Information is also available online at www.thesharingcenter. net and on Facebook.

Community Baptist Church, the Silver Lake Commerce Club and the Silver Lake Village Board have teamed up to create fall fun in Silver Lake. The festivities are scheduled for Oct. 24 and begin with a Family Fun Walk. The walk of 1.7 miles begins at 3 p.m. Organizers ask for non-perishable food items for The Sharing Center as the Family Fun Walk registration (Continued from page 9) fee. life. Even a bad parent is her head saying, “It is not this young child probably did Monetary donations will usually loved and when gone even the financial mess I am not understand completely also be accepted. missed by their children. in right now that has me as what his grandmother was Registration will be held at The grandmother and I sat upset as my inability to even saying, but then again maybe Fifth Street and North Avenue to talk at the tiny table for protect my grandson for these he did…. in Silver Lake at 3 p.m. two in the kitchen. I noticed past five years. Even when Thank you to all of you Registrants will receive an how every now and then the she was pregnant I could not that made this even possible. official badge and a treat bag grandmother would wave stop them from doing what Thanks to your support the to collect the goodies and gifts to the boy to reassure him they wanted, with no regard grandmother now has legal handed out by local civic orgashe was still there. This for their beautiful gift from custody of her grandson and nizations and businesses along was heartbreaking to watch God, my grandson. They are he is making great progress. the route. knowing it was due to the selfish and dangerous people The grandmother was able to Fall Fest at the Community fact the boy was so insecure and I will pray for them but I lovingly devote her time to Baptist Church begins at 5 p.m. about being abandoned again. will never forgive them. I will his care without the endless and entrance is free. I gently asked the grandmother spend whatever days I have worry of eviction and utility Community Baptist Pastor some more details about how left on this earth protecting disconnection. God Bless you the Rev. Cliff Hathcock said, she was now caring for her him with all my strength.” for your support of our mission “This is the church’s fourth Fall grandson fulltime and the Now that was the spirit I to remove the pains of poverty. Festival. We do this every year We have almost status of her custody. The was looking for. I knew she for the same reason – we want successfully matched the grandmother told me how would have to be strong for neighbors to know neighbors her son and the boy’s mother whatever the future held. It Barnabas $61,000 matching and give everyone an opportugrant. We can’t wait to see the nity to come together for fun, had always had a combative would not be easy raising a relationship filled with verbal child at her age, but especially final results of the assistance provided by this matching abuse and even physical one with developmental altercations. They both drank difficulties and such a negative grant. It will be huge. It will heavily and now she believed impression in his first years of be life changing. It will be they were abusing drugs life. If anyone could get this thanks to all of you. Think how as well. The grandson had beautiful child back on track many of our fellow creations will have the pains of poverty been neglected regularly and it would be a grandmother removed thanks to all of “You” witness to some of their worst with her determination and and the Barnabas matching behavior. The grandmother unconditional love. told me how she had tried to After our emotional discussion grant donors. Thank “You” and intervene in the past but they we moved on to going over God Bless “You” for helping. had left the state. Then without her budget. She was receiving Health and Happiness, God Bless Everyone, W.C./Sal warning her son dropped some help with applying for Please Help: There are many off the child three months the proper assistance. Once this earlier and never came back assistance began, along with coming to us in desperation. to pick him up. She was too her limited social security, they Our good fellow creations need embarrassed to tell her friends would be able to live carefully our compassion. Together we make a big difference. Make so she just stopped going to her but at least comfortable. weekly card game. When she checks payable to: The Time Is We brought her utilities Now to Help, P.O. Box 1, Lake tried to contact her son or his and rent up to date, and paid a girlfriend their phones went to month ahead to allow time for Geneva, WI 53147. The Time voicemail. Then she found out the assistance to begin. We also Is Now to Help is a federally several weeks ago both parents provided the grandmother with recognized 501(c)3 charitable organization licensed in were in jail for driving under gift cards for clothes, school the influence and a hit and run supplies, shoes, food and toys. the states of Wisconsin and accident. At least now that We provided a new bed for the Illinois. You will receive a tax she knew where the parents deductible, itemized thank grandmother so she no longer you receipt showing how your were she could legally file for woke with a sore back and custody and begin to receive feeling tired. The grandmother donation provided assistance some benefits. had expressed to me her desire for the poverty stricken. The grandmother told me to obtain some learning toys how she had tried the best she and games to try and help him A Very Special Thank You: could to stretch her budget get ready for school. She also Barnabas Matching Grant, for the last three months. The shared he was having some The Summertime Foundation, child had arrived with little problems with bedwetting Fox Charities, The Clarence clothes and shoes that were so we provided gift cards for and Marilyn Schawk Family too small. He also had some nighttime diapers. After going Foundation, Martin Business, medical problems that needed over the assistance we would Virginia Klaus, The Petco to be addressed along with be providing the grandmother Foundation, Lake Geneva some help with his behavior was softly crying. I handed Petco, Paul Ziegler, Mr. and learning disabilities. The her some tissues so she could and Mrs. Robert Schuberth, grandmother had let the boy wipe her eyes. Just then I Martin and Margaret Dentin, have her bed and she was saw the grandson noticed she Mary Olson, Rita’s Wells sleeping on the couch. She was crying and looked very Street Salon, Albert and told me how each morning she worried. He got up off the floor Ellen Burnell, Michael and woke up weary and sore from where he had been playing and Kathe Beach, Beth and Jody her poor night’s sleep on the ran to his grandmother’s side. Rendall, Pamela Lange, old couch. The grandmother He wrapped his little arms Marvin and Audrey Hersko, had used her limited funds around her and said, “Don’t Don and Laura Quackenbush, to get the boy the food and cry grandma. Did this man say John and Vickie Geier, clothing he needed, but it had something mean to you?” We Walter Myalls, Janet Ostro, caused her to fall behind on her both were surprised when this Dorothy Tookey, John and rent and utilities. small child had the insight to Kathy Poiron, William and I asked about his medical think such a thing, knowing he Lynn Koukal, John and problems and also his obvious probably learned this from the Marian McClellan, Robert vision difficulties. 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