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The Antioch Police Department lent Santa Claus a hand when they escorted more than 50 children in a pre-holiday party during the 12th annual Shop with a Cop event on Dec. 8. The evening’s proceedings included face painting by artist Sue Nolan, a movie, a pizza party, a gift from Santa, a trip to Raymond Chevrolet in a motorcade of squad cars for another gift, and finally a trip to Walmart where the children were given a gift card and were then paired with a police officer who escorted them on a shopping trip throughout the store. The Antioch Police Department joined with School District 34 in identifying families with youngsters between the ages of 5 and 12 who would participate. The department invited those children along with their parents or legal guardians to the station where the partying began for one of two Shop with a Cop sessions. After watching a movie, eating, singing, and rubbing elbows with Santa, the children and officers got ready for the second leg of their holiday journey. The participants packed themselves into police squad

cars and two Chevy Suburbans donated for use by sponsor Raymond Chevrolet. They rode in a procession, with lights flashing, down Main Street to Highway 173 in a scene that must’ve mystified other drivers and pedestrians alike. The youngsters were welcomed to the applause of the owners and staff of the auto dealer and received more gifts from the employees at Raymond. From there, it was on to Walmart for shopping, photos with Santa, and Christmas treats provided by the store. Once at Walmart, each child was presented a $100 gift card and a police officer as escort, and allowed to walk the store to get their Christmas shopping done early. Not surprisingly, most of the children headed first to the toy department where the filling of shopping baskets eagerly began. The police provided valuable assistance, as one young shopper was heard to comment, because “he can reach for the toys on the high shelf that I can’t reach.” After the event, Police Chief Steve Huffman said, “As a police department, it

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Adrion Griffin, 5, assisted by Antioch police Sgt. Dawn Geraty, finds the perfect Christmas gift – for himself – during the 12th annual “Shop with a Cop” event at the Walmart in Antioch Dec 8. More than 50 children picked by District 34 first gathered at the Antioch police station for a pizza party that included face painting, a movie, singing, and a gift from Santa Claus. A processional of Antioch squad cars, with lights flashing, next took the children to Raymond Chevrolet where they were welcomed by the staff and received another gift. The parade continued to Walmart where each child was presented with a $100 gift card and an Antioch police officer as an escort for a shopping excursion throughout the store. In addition to the police force, sponsors of the event included Walmart Super Center of Antioch, Raymond Chevrolet, Antioch Pizza, Antioch Automotive, C & R Wrecker, Fox Towing, and the Antioch F.O.P. Lodge #210.

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In 2013, the joint Emergency Services Committee began discussing the future of the First Fire District No. 1 and the Antioch Village Fire Department. It appeared, at least to Town of Antioch Trustee Peter Grant, that both the village and the fire protection district were on board with a consolidation for the two departments, but now he’s not so sure. “In recent meetings,” Grant said in a telephone interview, “the village seems to be backing away from the move for the village fire services to be annexed into the fire district.” So he wrote a letter to Antioch Mayor Larry Hanson that reads in part: “Administrator (Jim) Keim has now made it very clear that, you are not willing to allow the consolidation of the Department into the First Fire Protection District because you want the flexibility to subsidize other departments with funds that would otherwise be dedicated to fire and ambulance. “Before, during and after the campaign for the passage of the referendum, the village was promoting a policy of annexing the village into the First Fire Protection District

with an elected board fairly representing the entire community. In my opinion, this would be the best model to serve the residents of Antioch by providing an independent self-funded department that would answer directly to the taxpayers of our community.” In a telephone interview, Hanson said the village still shares the ultimate goal of consolidating with the Fire District by annexation. “This is a complicated issue,” Hanson said, “It won’t happen in a day.” The village is taking steps toward that goal, he explained. “In about six weeks, the village administrator and financial officer should have a presentation to give to the Village Board regarding this issue,” Hanson said. After receiving the letter, Hanson called town Supervisor Steve Smouse to inquire about the legitimacy of Grant sending such a letter. “It was on township stationary,” Hanson said during a telephone interview. “I wanted to know if Smouse knew about the letter.” Hanson said he wanted to know if the township had a policy regarding trustees sending out letters on their own. “Steve told me that the

township doesn’t have a written policy,” Hanson said. In a telephone interview, Smouse said he knew that Grant sent the letter. “I have no problem with the letter,” Smouse said. “Peter was involved in all the joint commission meetings and was frustrated with the lack of movement on the village’s part to fulfill the vision of a consolidated department. “If one of our trustees is concerned about a pertinent issue that affects the township I have no problem with that person writing a letter on township letterhead,” Smouse said. “Our trustees can also place items on the agenda if they believe we need to talk about it, unlike the village.” After the referendum passed last April, Smouse said many were disappointed when the village announced it planned no joint meetings until the following August. “It seemed that the writing on the wall was that the village was in no hurry to annex into the First Fire District.” When asked why he didn’t call Grant about this letter, Hanson said he was busy with business and out of town. Grant said the only reason he sent his letter was, “We need to have a public conversation about this issue.”

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Here is the letter that Town of Antioch Trustee Peter Grant sent to Village of Antioch Mayor Larry Hanson regarding efforts to consolidate the village fire department and the First Fire Protection District: Dear Mayor Hanson, I am writing to express my concern regarding issues involving the recent referendum to address funding for ambulance service. The Village of Antioch, the First Fire Protection District and Antioch Township have met under the Joint Public Safety Committee over the past three years and signed onto a vision of creating a unified district so that the fire department and ambulance service could have a unified structure, an independent and sustainable funding source that would bring the department into the future to best serve the community at large. During the 2015 spring referendum election, the Village of Antioch created the illusion that the Village was broke evidenced by the cancellation of several traditional services and events normally paid for by the village, including the village’s annual Easter Parade and the Easter Egg Hunt. Since that time and after the ambulance referendum passed, the Village of Antioch seems to have completely done an about face regarding some of the implied promises to the taxpayers of the village. Before, during and after the campaign for the passage of the referendum, the village was promoting a policy of annexing the village into the First Fire Protection District with an elected board fairly representing the entire community. In my opinion, this would be the best model to serve the residents of Antioch by providing an independent self-funded department that would answer directly to the taxpayers of our community. Administrator (Jim) Keim has now made it very clear that you are not willing to allow the consolidation of the Department into the First Fire Protection District because you want the flexibility

to subsidize other departments with funds that would otherwise be dedicated to fire and ambulance. Your strategy for pursuing this path is to declare that in order for the Village of Antioch to be annexed into the First Fire Protection District there would have to be another tax increase for the village residents. In my opinion, this strategy is a poison pill that you know will never happen, leading me to believe that you never intended for the department to unify which damages your credibility. What should happen is that the First Fire Protection District should be enlarged to encompass the whole community as one department. By annexing the Village of Antioch into the First Fire Protection District, it will divest itself of all costs associated with the department and should allow those revenues that are currently used to fund the department to transfer to the district for the purpose of providing a strong, independent and reliable fire and ambulance service that will stand on its own without interference. Frankly, I disagree with your argument that because you are having your own financial problems in the village we cannot move ahead with the vision of the department that everybody signed onto. The Antioch Fire Department is an essential service that must be strengthened, not used as a political football in a political disagreement. It has been pointed out to me in the past by members of the Village Board that as a township trustee, I duly represent both the residents of the unincorporated portion of Antioch Township and village residents and I intend to fairly represent those constituents to the best of my ability. I am calling on you as a leader of this community to explain just what your plan for the future of public safety is and I am urging you to do what is best for the residents of Antioch by swiftly moving ahead with the agenda that we all agreed to for the benefit of our residents. Peter Grant Antioch Township Trustee

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Local Girl Scouts unveil Digital Cookie 2.0 For the second year, the Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois will go high-tech when they launch their annual cookie campaign in area communities in January. Last year, nearly 160,000 Girl Scouts experienced a revolutionary update to the iconic Girl Scout Cookie Program: the Digital Cookie platform. With Girl Scouts’ first-ever national digital platform, Digital Cookie 1.0 gave girls the opportunity to sell cookies via website or mobile app. As the 2015–2016 Girl Scout Cookie season gets underway, local girls will participate in Digital Cookie 2.0, which provides a more robust, hands-on, and entertaining learning experience, including an enhanced cookie website, as well as new mobile sales technology, according to Girl Scout officials. The mobile technology puts control of the sale, from customer contact to completion of the order, in the hands of girls. Digital Cookie 2.0’s addition of a mobile sales app expands girls’ ability to take their sale on the go. Using handheld devices like phones or tablets, girls can approach customers, take orders and complete sales using digital order forms that allow for direct shipping to customers. The new app replicates the transactional elements of the girl’s personal website, and ensures all Girl Scouts have an opportunity to learn about and engage in a multichannel digital sales

program that will teach important ecommerce lessons for an increasingly mobile-based economy. Upgrades to the girl-facing website include a goal-setting calculator to help girls track the number of boxes they need to sell to reach their goal – instilling the importance of setting both short- and long-term financial goals – and new ways to organize orders. Girls will be able to personalize their pages during setup and access improved

cookie sales data, with colorful charts showing sales by cookie type and delivery method, as well as week-byweek trends. Results show girls who diversified their sales methods by combining the Digital Cookie platform with traditional sales methods were more likely to increase their year-over-year sales. Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois will begin using the platform at the start of its cookie-selling season on Jan. 8.

‘Jingle Bell Rock’ concert slated

The musical spirit of the holiday will descend on the area with Jingle Bell Rock, a raucous holiday revue being performed at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 20, at the James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts at the College of Lake County, Grayslake. Jingle Bell Rock is a high-energy, family holiday celebration that features a live band, singers, wacky holiday antics and Santa Claus. Audiences will hear yuletide classics such as “Deck the Halls,” “Sleigh Ride” and “Santa Claus is Coming to Town” as well as contemporary holiday hits such as “Hey Santa,” “Run, Run, Rudolph” and “All I Want For Christmas Is You.” In addition to featuring

35 songs, the show also adds comedy to the holiday with a send up of the classic movie “It’s a Wonderful Life” in two minutes flat, an audiencedriven version of “A Christmas Carol,” a look at classic holiday TV specials from yesteryear and special appearances by Suzy Snowflake and Santa Claus. The cost of tickets is: Regular $52/45; Senior/ Staff/Alumni $51/44; CLC Student/Teen $15; Children $12 (prices do not include a $2 JLC facility fee). For more information call the Box Office at (847) 543-2300, Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Box Office is also open one hour before the performance.

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Woodstock man killed in roadside collision A 67-year-old Woodstock man was killed Dec. 7 when his vehicle was struck by another as he was stopped along the roadside on Mason Hill Road in the Village of Bull Valley. A 911 call came in to McHenry Fire and Rescue at 5:48 p.m. on Dec. 7 for a motor vehicle crash at 6907 Mason Hill Road in Bull Valley. The injured male, identified as Fausto Alcocer was taken to Centegra McHenry Medical Center where he was subsequently

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The 2016 People in Need Forum event received an AT&T Investing in Illinois Award grant for its non-profit work to help people in McHenry County. The award of $1,000 was accepted by the Friends of McHenry County College Foundation on behalf of the People in Need Forum. The grant will be used toward funding the 2016 People in Need Forum, which provides workshops and information about community resources to local human services, civic and faith-based organizations. “There are great non-profit organizations improving lives in Illinois. By supporting these organizations, we’re strengthening the communities we serve,” said Jaci Kator, external affairs manager for AT&T.

Sen. Pamela Althoff, R-McHenry, nominated the People in Need Forum event for the Investing in Illinois recognition. “I’m trying to do my part to help a great cause that helps all of McHenry County residents,” Althoff said. “The People in Need Forum is truly an investment in Illinois.” “With the support of McHenry County College, the annual People in Need Forum operates on a very limited budget and makes the very most of each and every resource,” said Bev Thomas, coordinator of People in Need. “We not only receive monetary donations from community organizations and local businesses, but also donations of time and energy by various supporting agencies who take an active role in plan-

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Spring Grove police probe thefts from cars Spring Grove police are investigating the thefts of cash and other items from vehicles parked in the Wilmot Farms subdivision. During the overnight hours of Dec. 8, someone entered several unlocked vehicles and took change and a purse, according to police.

Also during the daylight hours of Dec. 8, someone broke windows of two vehicles parked at 2850 Highway 12. Several items, including a purse, were taken. Anyone with information regarding these thefts is asked to call the Spring Grove Police Department at (815) 675-

2596. In the wake of the thefts, police remind residents to lock their car doors and not leave valuables, such as purses, bags and packages in a car in plain sight of thieves. Residents are advised to hide their purchases or put them in the trunk.

Upcoming happenings Christmas Trees of the Field Concert set

Lifespring Community Church will present its 10th annual Christmas Celebration Concert, Christmas Trees of the Field, at 7 p.m. on Thursday. The church is at 2503 Spring Ridge Drive, Spring Grove. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to experience the Christmas story told through favorite Christmas classics rocked out “Trees Style.” This is a free event. Donations of canned goods and nonperishable food items for the food pantry are welcome and encouraged. For more information, call (815) 230-7101 or visit online at www.treesofthefieldband.com.

Richmond church presents Christmas concert

The Chancel Choir of the Community Church of Richmond, United Church of Christ, will present the cantata, “One Silent Night: A Christmas Ballad of Love and Joy,” by Pepper Choplin, at 10 a.m. on Sunday. Weaving familiar carols and songs throughout original music, this presentation is intended to lift faith and deepen understanding of the profound significance of that One Silent Night, according to organizers. Community Church, 5714 W. Broadway, Richmond, is handicap accessible. For more information, call (815) 6756521.

‘Jingle Bell Rock’ concert slated

The musical spirit of the holiday will descend on the area with Jingle Bell Rock, a raucous holiday revue being performed at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 20, at the James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts at the College of Lake County, Grayslake. The cost of tickets is: Regular $52/45; Senior/Staff/ Alumni $51/44; CLC Student/ Teen $15; Children $12 (prices do not include a $2 JLC facility fee). For more information call the Box Office at (847) 5432300, Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Box Office is also open one hour before the performance.

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It’s that special time of year and we’re a nation in anticipation. My family is experiencing the same starladen excitement as the rest of the country and I’m not talking about deciding who gets to place the topper on the tree. The newest Star Wars premiere is coming soon to a theater near you! The whole Star Wars pop culture phenomenon started 38 years ago, in 1977, with the original movie. Because of its success the one movie quickly became a trilogy, with shows released in 1980 and 1983. The second set of three movies spanned from 1999 to 2005 and gave us the prequel to the first three episodes. So, the first episode wasn’t the first, it was the fourth, even though it was released first. The second was the fifth and the third the sixth. The fourth was the first and so on. You don’t have to be a Jedi Master to follow the logic. Even Jar Jar Binks could do the math. At our house the excitement is as palpable as Senator Palpatine’s evil aura. My guys – all fans of the Force – debate intricacies

was “Terms of Endearment,” I can’t remember. I do remember not seeing either. By Instead we went to JILL “Return of the Jedi.” In a PERTLER Columnist year with films like “Risky Business,” “The Big Chill” and “Staying Alive,” my husband, who was not that I’ve yet to understand, my husband or even my much less ponder. They are boyfriend at the time, picked making plans to see the film a movie that featured a at midnight the first day is it Muppet in an attempt to released. I am making plans impress me. to sleep. Sorry, I know how Our familial history with incredibly anti-Wookiee that the franchise doesn’t stop sounds. there. Our sons were at (Whispered) I’m not a impressionable ages when the huge fan of Star Wars. I don’t second trilogy was released even own a lightsaber. I’m and another generation of going to have to re-watch the Star Wars fans was created. first six movies in order to One son even had his own understand what’s going on Jedi braid when he was about in the current one. And, quite 5. My boys are serious about frankly, I’m not sure I have this “May the Force be with the time. you” stuff. My husband is While epic, here’s the Star unaccepting and in denial Wars saga in a nutshell: Boy regarding my total lack of meets girl. Anakin Skywalker any sense of the Force. He’s and Padme were 9 and 13 been trying to get me to turn when they first met. They to the dark side since 1983, grew up, fell in love and got when he tricked me into married. Anakin was busy seeing the third movie (which becoming a Jedi, otherwise was actually the sixth, we just known as “one of the good didn’t know it at the time). He said we were going to see See SLICES OF LIFE, Page 11 “Flashdance,” or maybe it

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Volunteer Mindy Roffle (left) and organizer Lisa Fisher sort stacks of clothes during the Christmas edition of The Antioch Traveling Closet at the Antioch Senior Center, 817 Holbek Dr., on Sunday. Fisher said she believed that, if the follow-through effort were there, the Antioch community would make available new and slightly used clothing at no cost to needy residents. Word of mouth took Fisher’s idea viral and soon the donations began coming in. An initial event in August held at the Antioch Upper Grade School proved to be a huge success. Soon local businesses began providing support and donations. On Sunday, the Senior Center was filled with articles of clothing, including rows upon rows of shoes, personal hygiene products and free, pre-holiday haircuts given by a small staff of professional hairstylists from Lake Villa and Libertyville. Fisher is glad to help those less fortunate, asking only that any items taken from the closet be actually used. To find out more about the Traveling Closet, email Lisa Fisher at lisa@limericklounge.com.

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Farm Machinery FORD TRACTOR 4000 series w/ wide front end, turf tires on rear, 7’ brush hog, grader blade, cherry picker, Call 262-206-3435.

2006 FORD TAURUS SE 6 cyl., auto., air, power all #25303B Was $6,995 .................................. BUDGET PRICED $3,995

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8 cyl., auto., air #P5002A Was $8,995

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Silver Lake considers ice rink options By Gail Peckler-Dziki

the Nicerink resurfacer, which uses a hose to add water to the rink to maintain the ice surface. Randolph said there were other options that might be easier to use and cost less. When Trustee Roger Johnson asked the funding source, Nopenz told him that there was money left in the Fire Department budget. Johnson also expressed concern about the current warm weather. Nopenz said, “We live in the northern climate and we will get cold winter weather at some point.” Randolph said that Nicerink could respond to a request for ice rink materials in a couple days. “We can get it up quickly,” he said, “depending on the amount of manpower we have.” After the meeting, Silver Linings antique store proprietor Moira Toner asked Randolph about the possibility of Silver Lake business owners contributing for ice rink boards. Randolph said that was a great idea and advised interested people to call the Village Hall at (262) 889-4403. The board has discussed the ice rink only at Committee of the Whole meetings and will have to vote at a Village Board meeting to make the rink a reality.

CORRESPONDENT

Silver Lake Village Board Trustee Doug Randolph presented more details about a possible ice rink in the village at a Dec. 2 Committee of the Whole meeting. He has been working with Nicerink, a company in Genoa City, and has come up with two estimates for the rink. Randolph said the best place for the rink is at Schmadfeldt Park, in the outfield. He stated there would be enough light from the two lights in the park for nighttime use. The first estimate, which comes to nearly $6,000, uses plastic boards fabricated by Nicerink for sides that are conGAIL PECKLER-DZIKI Hi-Liter sidered long lasting. Mary Geier (from left), Deb Lambert, Linda Hensgen, Toni Putzy, Pam Kuebler, Gloria Stevens work in the kitchen The second price of just unat St. Ignatius Episcopal Church to provide the meal for the Golden Gems Christmas luncheon on Dec. 3. der $4,000 uses plywood for the rink sides. The board discussed concerns that plywood boards might last only two to three years. Village Board Presi The Golden Gems luncheons are in Stars of Dance Studio, 237 W. Depot St., dent Bruce Nopenz said if the Antioch Churches host the second year and this was the second Antioch. The senior class age begins at boards are painted prior to the skating season very year, they Golden Gem luncheons Christmas party for organizers and par- age 55. Six members of the class performed could last up to five years. ticipants. By Gail Peckler-Dziki About 30 people came to lunch on three tap dance numbers to well-known In addition, there are two CORRESPONDENT options for liners – one costing The congregations of St. Ignatius Dec. 3 at St. Ignatius. These included songs. $700 that would last for one Stevens said the next luncheon is Golden Gems and a few family memEpiscopal, St. Stephen Lutheran and the scheduled for sometime around Val- year and a second option that Antioch United Methodist churches often bers, who provided transportation. The lunch, donated by the committee entine’s Day, weather permitting. The costs $1,400 and would last work together to serve the community. several years. Golden Gems luncheons are one such that put on the party, consisted of potato luncheons are always held at St. Ignati- Included in both estimates is casserole, green bean casserole, baked us, since the dining room, kitchen and service. restrooms are all on the main floor and “It began first as a way to honor our ham, stuffing and gravy, and dessert. Committee members are Marlene provide easy access to attendees. church members who have reached the age of 80 and older,” explained parish Zimmerman. Randee Dayhuff, Shelby “We welcome anyone from the comWais, Dawn Vogel, Mary Geier, Deb munity who is 80 years old or older,” nurse Gloria Stevens. “Then our church members would Lambert, Linda Hensgen, Toni Putzy, Stevens said. FOR RENT: 1 BEDROOM UPApartments To learn more about the luncheons, mention a friend or a neighbor who Pam Kuebler and Gloria Stevens. might like to come,” she said, “and we Entertainment was provided by the call The Antioch United Methodist ANTIOCH, 2 BR., 1ST FLOOR PER APARTMENT $400.00 a said, ‘Of course.’” senior dance class from the American Church office at (847) 395-1259. new carpet, gar., appl. w/d, dw, month plus utilities. No Pets!

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The First Christmas Gift

...The Gift of God is Eternal Life Through Jesus Christ Our Lord ROMANS 6:23 B 145415

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• Slices of life

guys,” but the dark side proved tempting. Padme got pregnant, delivered twins and died during childbirth. This further pushed Anakin into the abyss (literally), from which he emerged as Darth Vader – one of the greatest villains of all time. Jump forward a couple of decades. The twins, Luke

(Continued from page 8) and Leia, are all grown up, but they don’t know they are brother and sister because they were separated at birth. Leia is a princess. Luke’s Jedi skills are emerging. “The Force is strong in this one.” Darth Vader attempts to entice Luke over to the dark side. “I am your father.” Luke goes to Jedi school with a Muppet.

Meanwhile battles and wars break out and planets get blown up, but Leia’s funky hair always stays in place. There are also robots and lots of weird looking aliens thrown in for good measure. Luke fights his dad a couple of times in awesome action scenes featuring lightsabers as the weapons

of choice for chopping off right hands. Darth dies, but not before making peace with Luke. Leia falls in love with Han Solo and in a little known tidbit of trivia, Chewbacca marries and has a son named Lumpawarrump. I’m not making that up. I found the info on Wookiepedia, and I’m not making that up, either.

The world’s abuzz with Star Wars hype. And, despite not being much of a fan, I’ll probably go see the movie. Not at midnight, but I’ll go. With my husband – because he is a super fan and we sort of have a longstanding history with this Star Wars stuff. For us, it all started a long time ago, in a movie theater

far, far away, when we were just starry-eyed teenagers not much older than Padme was when she met Anakin. Sigh. Jill Pertler is an awardwinning syndicated columnist, published playwright and author. She invites readers to follow the Slices of Life page on Facebook.

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St. John the Evangelist

St. Alphonsus 6301 344th Ave. New Munster, WI 53152

701 N. Lake Ave. Twin Lakes, WI 53181 December 24, 2015 3:30pm Caroling 4:00pm Christmas Eve Family Mass

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DECEMBER 25 CHRISTMAS DAY – 9:00 A.M

Christmas Eve 9:00 pm Christmas Day 9:00 am

January 1, 2016 Solemnity of Mary 9:00am New Year’s Day Mass

December 31, 2015 5pm New Year’s Anticipated Mass

DECEMBER 24 Christmas Eve – Choral Vespers – 5 P.M. & 7 P.M. CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT – 10:30 P.M.

REV. SCOTT J. KEENAN

December 25, 2015 8am Christmas Day Mass

December 25, 2015 10am Christmas Day Mass Noon Bilingual Mass

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20 Lessons & Carols - 8:00 A.M. & 10:45 A.M. Children’s Service - 4:00 P.M.

January 1, 2016 Noon Bilingual Mass

Christmas Bake Sale Dec. 19, 2015 • 9am-1pm 8102 Blivin Rd., Spring Grove, IL 60081 847-254-5251 www.saintandrewparish.org

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Christmas Eve: 4pm, 6pm, 10:30pm Christmas Day: 8am & 11am New Year’s Eve: 4pm New Year’s Day: 9am & 6pm

DEC. 24, CHRISTMAS EVE: 5 p.m. – Anticipated Mass 11:15 p.m. – Christmas Carols 12:00 a.m. – Midnight Mass

2224 30th Ave. Kenosha, WI 53144

DEC. 25, CHRISTMAS DAY:

262-551-9004 188619

Antioch United Methodist Church

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500 E. Depot Street Antioch, IL 60002 847-395-0652 188630

Address: 40000 North U.S. Hwy. 45 Old Mill Creek, IL 60046 Phone: 847-395-3474 Website: www.newoldchurch.org 228218

Located on the corner of Wilson Road and IL Route 59

SAINT STEPHEN LUTHERAN CHURCH ELCA 1155 Hillside Ave., Antioch, IL • 847-395-3359 CHRISTMAS EVE WORSHIP 5 & 7 p.m. Candlelight Service with Holy Communion No CHRISTMAS DAY Worship www.saintstephenofantioch.org

Weekday Mass: M-F at 8:15 AM Weekend Masses: Sat. 5PM; Sun. 7, 9, 11AM & 4:30PM

We are located one-third mile south of Route 173 on Route 59

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Sunday Worship

9:15 am

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St. Bede Catholic Church

848 Main St., Antioch, IL 60002 847.395.1259 • umc.antioch@att.net Please join us in celebrating the Birth of our Lord

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St. Peter Church ~ Antioch, IL

St. Paul Evangelical (WELS) Lutheran Church

Advent Sacrament of Penance - Mon., Dec. 21, 2015 ~ 7:00 pm Confessions: Every Saturday in December 2015 ~ 8:30 am Mass Times (in church unless otherwise noted) Thursday, December 24, 2015 - Christmas Eve 3:00 pm Mass with Children’s Choir; 3:15 pm Mass with Carols (school gym); 5:00 pm Mass with Carols; 9:15 pm Prelude of Christmas Carols; 10:00 pm Mass with St. Peter Choir Friday, December 25, 2015 - Christmas Day 7:30 am Mass with Carols; 9:30 am Mass with St. Peter Choir 11:30 am Mass with Contemporary Choir Thursday, December 31, 2015 - New Years Eve 7:30 am Mass & 4:30 pm Mass Friday, January 1, 2016 Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God 7:30 am Mass & 9:30 am Mass

Pastor Robert H. Meiselwitz

• SUNDAY SERVICE 9 a.m. • CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE 7 p.m. • CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE 10 a.m. • NEW YEARS EVE SERVICE 7 p.m. 847-546-4685 420 N. Greenwood Dr. Round Lake Park, IL www.stpaulwels.org

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