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Traveling Closet takes care of kids in need Local mother, other volunteers create care network By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT
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United Methodist Church Pastor Bill Landis, left, applies some elbow grease in order to polish his vintage 1951 Chevrolet pickup truck for Evie and Don Skidmore during the Classic & Custom Car Show held at the Brook Bandshell in Antioch on Thursday. In addition to the nearly 150 vintage vehicles on display and the sunny weather, the large crowd in attendance also enjoyed the final It’s Thursday concert of the year featuring the popular Blooze Brothers.
Many young mothers have a circle of friends, neighbors and acquaintances that pass hand-me-downs around. And often that same circle is there to offer other needed help. Lisa Fisher, of Antioch, is one such young mother who has widened her circle to include folks she doesn’t know. And she has drawn more than 200 others into that circle to offer help to other young moms and families in need. It all started when Fisher heard a story that touched her heart. “I was having coffee with a friend of mine who teaches at one of the local grade schools,” Fisher said recently. “She told me about how one of her students was very excited to have spent the last three evenings until bedtime at McDonald’s,” Fisher said. The grade school student
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was indeed excited, but when Fisher learned the reason, she was very unhappy. “The electricity in that child’s home was shut off,” she said. Fisher heard that the child’s home life was difficult and Fisher was moved to compassion so she worked out a plan with her friend, the teacher. “I decided to provide things to make this child’s life a little easier,” Fisher said, “so when I found useful things, I gave them to my friend who passed them on.” Useful things included clothing, toiletries and simple food items. This child and Fisher never met, the child never learned Fisher’s name and she was fine with that. A few years later when Fisher was told the family was
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Traveling Closet heads to W.C. Petty School By Gail Peckler-Dziki
Villa, and Terry Amanti from Great Looks Hair Studio, 409 Benton Rd., Lake Villa, will be on hand to provide free back-to-school hair cuts. Dr. Dwight Simmons of Midwest Dental in Salem, Wis., has several patients from Antioch and is donating 100 oral care kits. The kits contain toothpaste, a toothbrush and dental floss. Fisher said the Traveling Closet could travel to other schools that might be interested in such an event. She can be contacted through the Antioch Traveling Closet Facebook page or via email at lisa@limericklounge.com.
CORRESPONDENT
The Antioch Traveling Closet will be at the W.C. Petty Grade School, 850 Highview Dr., Antioch, from 3 to 7 p.m. on Monday. This is an event for parents of students at the school to “shop� for school clothes and toiletries for their children. “Parents and their kids can look through what we have available and chose what they need and like,� Traveling Closet founder Lisa Fisher said. In addition, Krissy Kosmoski from Fusion Hair Studio, 895 E Grand Ave., Ste 5 Lake
Zombie Shuffle set for Sunday PM&L Theatre of Antioch will host an organized “Zombie Shuffle� to raise funds on Sunday from noon to 4:30 p.m. Proceeds from the event will be used to renovate the recently acquired building next to the troupe’s theater in downtown Antioch. Participants can dress up like zombies, shuffle around the streets of Antioch and enjoy the beautiful offerings of Antioch while contributing to the “Arts on Main Street.� The shuffle will be a mile long and will take place in histori-
cal downtown Antioch. To register, go online to www.pmltheatre.com, or in person, at JJ Blinkers, 896 Main Street. Tickets are $24 each. Only 150 tickets will be sold. Participants may get their zombie supplies, makeup and costumes at JJ Blinkers and receive 20 percent off. Activities will start at The House of Macabre, 882 Anita Ave., from noon to 2 p.m. The shuffle will be from 2 to 3 p.m. through the streets of downtown Antioch. When the shuffle concludes at PM&L Theatre, 877
Main Street, participants will receive a souvenir ball cap, a zombie decal and a free raffle ticket to win great prizes, including gift certificates to local restaurants and stores, theater tickets and admission to House of Doom. Adult zombie participants will also receive free admission for Fast Zombies with Guns (2009), an independent film to be presented at PM&L Theatre. For further event guidelines, information and to register, visit www.pmltheatre. com.
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was being evicted from a trailer. “They did find a house with government assistance,� Fisher said, “but they had no furnishings.� She put out the call for aid on the Antioch Traveling Closet Facebook page and said the home was 80 percent furnished within four days. Membership on that Facebook page is closed. The only people on that page are those wishing to assist in the effort. They must also be people who Fisher knows or they must know someone in the group. Donations can be brought to The Limerick, 912 Toft Avenue in downtown Antioch where her husband Joe is part owner. Contact Fisher by email at lisa@limericklounge.com. Fisher’s son, Colin, and daughter, Jazzy, are part of the effort. “They help me sort the clothing and toiletries items,� she said. “Because they help with the traveling closet,� Fisher said, “they have become interested in helping other people. That makes me feel good.�
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embarrassment and giving the child the dignity of choosing the clothing he or she prefers. Fun is not forgotten and Fisher also collects and supplies Halloween costumes. In the fall, The Antioch Traveling Closet collects boots, mittens and hats. There is also a collection of gym shoes for the school year. Fisher is particular about what she offers. “The clothes should be new and never used or very gently used,� she said. “If you look at the item and you wouldn’t put it on your child, it probably doesn’t belong here.� The St. Ignatius thrift store, God’s Will Resale Shop, also supports the effort. When the Antioch Traveling Closet doesn’t have what someone needs, Fisher can fill out a donation request form for this shop and the recipient can present it, with Fisher signature. The resale shop is located at 500 east Depot St. in Antioch. This wider circle gets things done. Fisher said word came out about a family that
$RESS CASUALLY WORK IN A FAST PACED ENVIRONMENT
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FAJITA SEASONED BREADED CHICKEN TENDERLOINS 10 LB .......................... $16.00 6/6 LB 3/8 COATED FRENCH FRIES........................ $13.95 3/5 LB BATTERED ONION CHIPS............................ $15.00 6/5 LB LAMB WESTON SEASONED WEDGE FRY .. $10.00
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moving, she was sad. Who would look after the child now? “Then I thought,� Fisher said, “if I could do it for one child, why can’t it be done for more?� And the Antioch Traveling Closet was born. Fisher collects new and gently used clothing and sorts it into bins in her home. “I work with staff from several area grade schools,� she explained. “They know the kids, they know who is in need.� When she receives a call, Fisher takes what she has for the size and gender and brigs the items to school. If the needed items are not in her inventory, Fisher turns to her Facebook page and puts out a request. “Often someone has what we need,� she said, “and sometimes someone will purchase it. “The principal or psychologist will call the student in,� Fisher said, “and then the student can choose the clothing he or she likes.� This preserves anonymity on both sides by preventing
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• Traveling Closet
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Antioch Traveling Closet founder and administrator Lisa Fisher with her daughter Jazzy and son Colin, who help her collect and organizes clothing and toiletry items for needy students in the Antioch area. Her home is her warehouse.
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Wednesday, aUG. 12, 2015 DISPLAY ADS (262) 877-2813
Volume 04 • Number 33
CLASSIFIEDS (262) 728-3411
DELIVERY (262) 728-3411
147 E. Main Street, Twin Lakes, WI 53185 • Published By Southern Lakes Newspapers, LLC
at 11:00 am Celebrating 5 Yea rs!
883 Main Street, Antio 847-603-1196 • ww w.david ch, IL sbistro.com
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SERVING FOX LAKE, LAKE VILLA, INGLESIDE & LINDENHURST
Traveling Closet takes care of kids in need Local mother, other volunteers create care network By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT
JUDE KAIDER Hi-Liter
United Methodist Church Pastor Bill Landis, left, applies some elbow grease in order to polish his vintage 1951 Chevrolet pickup truck for Evie and Don Skidmore during the Classic & Custom Car Show held at the Brook Bandshell in Antioch on Thursday. In addition to the nearly 150 vintage vehicles on display and the sunny weather, the large crowd in attendance also enjoyed the final It’s Thursday concert of the year featuring the popular Blooze Brothers.
Many young mothers have a circle of friends, neighbors and acquaintances that pass hand-me-downs around. And often that same circle is there to offer other needed help. Lisa Fisher, of Antioch, is one such young mother who has widened her circle to include folks she doesn’t know. And she has drawn more than 200 others into that circle to offer help to other young moms and families in need. It all started when Fisher heard a story that touched her heart. “I was having coffee with a friend of mine who teaches at one of the local grade schools,” Fisher said recently. “She told me about how one of her students was very excited to have spent the last three evenings until bedtime at McDonald’s,” Fisher said. The grade school student
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was indeed excited, but when Fisher learned the reason, she was very unhappy. “The electricity in that child’s home was shut off,” she said. Fisher heard that the child’s home life was difficult and Fisher was moved to compassion so she worked out a plan with her friend, the teacher. “I decided to provide things to make this child’s life a little easier,” Fisher said, “so when I found useful things, I gave them to my friend who passed them on.” Useful things included clothing, toiletries and simple food items. This child and Fisher never met, the child never learned Fisher’s name and she was fine with that. A few years later when Fisher was told the family was
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After 43 Years
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Take An Extra GRE AT AS TM CHR IS S ! F I G T
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Take 30% Off If Using Credit Card or Debit Cards! Special Pricing Does Not Include Blackhawks.
TEAM JERSEYS HOCKEY & FIGURE SKATES FOOTBALL & SOCCER CLEATS BASEBALL CLEATS BATS BASEBALL GLOVES BATTING GLOVES FOOTBALLS SOCCER BALLS VOLLEYBALLS GYM BAGS BACKPACKS KNEE PADS AND MUCH, MUCH, MORE!
Attention Youth Football Players ALL Gear On Sale Now! Come check it out - DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES!!!
213343
HI-LITER • WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12, 2015 • 6
Traveling Closet heads to W.C. Petty School By Gail Peckler-Dziki
Villa, and Terry Amanti from Great Looks Hair Studio, 409 Benton Rd., Lake Villa, will be on hand to provide free back-to-school hair cuts. Dr. Dwight Simmons of Midwest Dental in Salem, Wis., has several patients from Antioch and is donating 100 oral care kits. The kits contain toothpaste, a toothbrush and dental floss. Fisher said the Traveling Closet could travel to other schools that might be interested in such an event. She can be contacted through the Antioch Traveling Closet Facebook page or via email at lisa@limericklounge.com.
CORRESPONDENT
The Antioch Traveling Closet will be at the W.C. Petty Grade School, 850 Highview Dr., Antioch, from 3 to 7 p.m. on Monday. This is an event for parents of students at the school to “shop� for school clothes and toiletries for their children. “Parents and their kids can look through what we have available and chose what they need and like,� Traveling Closet founder Lisa Fisher said. In addition, Krissy Kosmoski from Fusion Hair Studio, 895 E Grand Ave., Ste 5 Lake
Adopt-a-Highway volunteers sought The Lake County Division of Transportation is accepting applications for enrollment in the Lake County Adopt-a-Highway program. Volunteers adopt a section of a county highway and commit to cleaning it twice a year. At this time, there are 23 sections of highway and two bike paths waiting for adoption. The county provides vol-
unteers with high-visibility safety vests, trash bags and safety information. To acknowledge the effort, a commemorative sign will be installed at the site of the clean-up. County officials said the program is a valuable learning experience for the volunteers who provide the service, while at the same time promoting civic responsibility and teamwork.
Enrollment is taking place through Aug. 28. Participants must be at least 10 years of age and anyone younger than 18 years of age must have adult supervision. For more information, visit the county division of transportation website at www.lakecountyil.gov/ Transportation/Roads/Pages/Adopt.aspx, or call (847) 377-7472.
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Highway 50 & KD, 8 miles east of Lake Geneva
Check Our Website For Special Restaurant And Tavern League Member Specials
Wholesale Food Service • Bar & Restaurant Distribution • Or Stock Your Pantry
SALE DATES: Wed., June 12th - Tues., June 18th 2013 Supplies Limited No Rain Checks
Fresh USDA Porterhouse
Steak $ 99
Chicken Breasts $ 29
2
8
Fresh USDA
T-Bone Steak $ 99
lb.
7
lb.
lb.
Fresh Whole Boneless
Fresh
Chicken Leg Quarters ¢
Pork Loin $ 39
2
.49
lb.
SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE ................................ $2.59 LB SARGENTO SLICED MONT. JACK ....................... $1.79 LB SLICED MUENSTER .............................................. $3.99 LB
MEAT RAFFLE HEADQUARTERS
Valu Time 4 Roll Toilet Paper
Specializing in custom cuts. Contact Ray in the meat department at 262-537-2991 or 262-215-1330 Monday Only!!
For every $100 purchase we will give you $10 in Mad Money to spend another day.
Tuesday Bargain Bucks
FREE
Limit 5 per day. Cannot be Specializing custom combined with other in offers.
For every $100 purchase you will receive $10 in Bargain Bucks to spend another day. MEAT RAFFLE Limit 5 per day. Cannot be
Wednesday Senior Discount Day
Discount for private parties only, excludes businesses. HEADQUARTERS
Thursdays Only!
Double manufacturer coupons. Pick up your free ticket at the Deli for Friday’s meat raffle drawing.
79¢
CHECKS ACCEPTED ATM AVAILABLE Checks Accepted • ATM• Available WE WeRESERVE reserve theTHE rightRIGHT to limit TO LIMIT ORorCORRECT PRINTING correct printing errors.ERRORS.
to spend another day.
Limit 5 per day. Cannot be combined with other offers.
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Friday’sLimit meat 8raffle drawing.
Aug.Maximum 12th thru$1.00 Aug.coupon. 18th 10 coupon limit.
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Limit 5 per day.thru Cannot be 18th Aug. 12th Aug. combined with other offers.
private parties only, excludes businesses.
WORK AT
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Maximum $1.00 coupon.
cuts. Contact Rayoffers. in the meat department at 262-537-2991 or10262-215-1330 combined with other coupon limit.
With Coupon Tuesday Bargain Bucks Wednesday Senior We Accept the SNAP CARD and Thursdays Only! With Coupon. Manufacturers Coupons and $10.00 www.BestBargainsInc.com For every $100 purchase Double manufacturer Discount Day (Excluding internet coupons.) we willpurchase give you $10 you will receive $10 coupons. Pick up your Discount for Retail $1.29 in Mad Money to spend in Bargain Bucks free ticket at the Deli for
Checks Accepted • ATM Available Monday Only!! We reserve the right to limit For every $100 purchase or correct printing errors.
was being evicted from a trailer. “They did find a house with government assistance,� Fisher said, “but they had no furnishings.� She put out the call for aid on the Antioch Traveling Closet Facebook page and said the home was 80 percent furnished within four days. Membership on that Facebook page is closed. The only people on that page are those wishing to assist in the effort. They must also be people who Fisher knows or they must know someone in the group. Donations can be brought to The Limerick, 912 Toft Avenue in downtown Antioch where her husband Joe is part owner. Contact Fisher by email at lisa@limericklounge.com. Fisher’s son, Colin, and daughter, Jazzy, are part of the effort. “They help me sort the clothing and toiletries items,� she said. “Because they help with the traveling closet,� Fisher said, “they have become interested in helping other people. That makes me feel good.�
7E RE HIRING HUNDREDS OF FULL TIME !MAZONIANS IN +ENOSHA WITH MANY NIGHT SHIFT OPENINGS AVAILABLE
Specializing in custom cuts. Contact Ray in the Meat Department at
CALL: 262-537-2993 • TEXT: 262-215-1330 • EMAIL: Meatrafflehqbb@gmail.com
BACK TO SCHOOL!! Drawstring Bag
(Continued from front page)
embarrassment and giving the child the dignity of choosing the clothing he or she prefers. Fun is not forgotten and Fisher also collects and supplies Halloween costumes. In the fall, The Antioch Traveling Closet collects boots, mittens and hats. There is also a collection of gym shoes for the school year. Fisher is particular about what she offers. “The clothes should be new and never used or very gently used,� she said. “If you look at the item and you wouldn’t put it on your child, it probably doesn’t belong here.� The St. Ignatius thrift store, God’s Will Resale Shop, also supports the effort. When the Antioch Traveling Closet doesn’t have what someone needs, Fisher can fill out a donation request form for this shop and the recipient can present it, with Fisher signature. The resale shop is located at 500 east Depot St. in Antioch. This wider circle gets things done. Fisher said word came out about a family that
$RESS CASUALLY WORK IN A FAST PACED ENVIRONMENT
AND GET BENEFITS THAT START ON DAY ONE ON
FAJITA SEASONED BREADED CHICKEN TENDERLOINS 10 LB .......................... $16.00 6/6 LB 3/8 COATED FRENCH FRIES........................ $13.95 3/5 LB BATTERED ONION CHIPS............................ $15.00 6/5 LB LAMB WESTON SEASONED WEDGE FRY .. $10.00
MEAT RAFFLE HEADQUARTERS
moving, she was sad. Who would look after the child now? “Then I thought,� Fisher said, “if I could do it for one child, why can’t it be done for more?� And the Antioch Traveling Closet was born. Fisher collects new and gently used clothing and sorts it into bins in her home. “I work with staff from several area grade schools,� she explained. “They know the kids, they know who is in need.� When she receives a call, Fisher takes what she has for the size and gender and brigs the items to school. If the needed items are not in her inventory, Fisher turns to her Facebook page and puts out a request. “Often someone has what we need,� she said, “and sometimes someone will purchase it. “The principal or psychologist will call the student in,� Fisher said, “and then the student can choose the clothing he or she likes.� This preserves anonymity on both sides by preventing
"E A PART OF THE MAGIC THAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU PLACE AN ORDER ON !MAZON
Restaurant Specials 4/1 ALL BEEF HOT DOGS 10 LB CASE ................... $19.90 10 LB ROSES BEER BRATS....................................... $16.90 20 LB CASE OF ORGANIC CHICKEN AND BASIL SAUSAGE ........................................ $15.00 3 PC SPIRAL SLICED HAM (FROZEN)................... $1.10 LB 6/3 LB RETAIL BACON............................................. $27.00
• Traveling Closet
lb.
Deli Specials BOLOGNA ............................................................ $1.99 LB JULIE CHEESE CORNER GARLIC ROAST BEEF ........................................... $5.19 LB PIT HAM ................................................................ $3.49 LB BBQ BEEF BRISKET............................................... $3.99 LB PEPPERED BACON ............................................... $1.99 LB
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Antioch Traveling Closet founder and administrator Lisa Fisher with her daughter Jazzy and son Colin, who help her collect and organizes clothing and toiletry items for needy students in the Antioch area. Her home is her warehouse.
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Planning a future Barrett isn’t out of the woods, yet. She said she feels her cancer can return at any time, and she was hesitant to mention words like remission or survivor. “It’s not something I never have to worry about again,” she said. “I must be checked often.” Barrett said she is very close with her parents, who have been “very supportive of me.” She added it’s been hard on them, though, as they fear the loss of another child. Barrett’s older brother died at the age of 28 in the early 2000s. Barrett also has a younger sister. She truly believes her brother, grandparents and aunts and uncles were looking out for her, and she is thankful that treatment is over. Barrett is working on her third screenplay, and she has recently gotten work on the TV show “Chicago Fire” and the movie “Public Enemies,” which starred Johnny Depp and was filmed in Wisconsin. She has acted and worked as a stuntwoman for 10 years and is currently working out of Chicago when she’s able to find acting jobs. She most recently was hired for a TV commercial. She didn’t quit her day job,
as she calls Hewlett-Packard a “blessing in disguise.” Her dream job is acting. At Saturday’s football game, Barrett will be snapping away the action from the sideline. She hopes her experience helps other women to be their own biggest advocates. “If you feel any kind of lump whatsoever, get help,” she said. “I want to move on with my life and help women catch cancer early. If you’re blown off, get another opinion. If they blow you off, get another opinion. If you know something is wrong, something is wrong.”
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Period of uncertainty Unemployed and insured, Barrett knew a mammogram wasn’t possible, and she tried to trust the diagnosis. But she couldn’t shake the fact that her body was breaking down. “He never even felt my lump in my breast,” Barrett said about the surgeon. “I was getting sharp, shooting pains five to 10 times per day. That was the tumor growing.” “I knew something was seriously wrong.” Barrett’s fears grew by September, when her thyroid gland began to fail. Since 1999, Barrett said she has had Hashimoto’s disease, where the immune system attacks the thyroid. She had taken medicine for years, remained active and attempted to eat right. And her thyroid levels had remained remarkably consistent. Suddenly, her levels began fluctuating drastically, and she’d have her medicine lowered every six weeks. “My immune system stopped attacking my thyroid and started attacking my cancer,” she said. “My hunch was correct. The change in my thyroid made me realize something’s wrong with my breast.” Barrett said many women have too much pride and will blow it off, thinking they’re fine.
took a job with Hewlett-Packard in southern Wisconsin. What happened four months later possibly saved her life. Barrett was sent down to the Cancer Treatment Centers of America to fix some office equipment. Still fighting physical pain and battling her pride to accept there may be something seriously wrong, Barrett asked around. Eventually, she had gained enough trust with someone to share her story. “Not a lot of women want to talk about their privates,” she said. “But I felt like someone up above was telling me to get this done.” So on Jan. 30 of this year, thanks to the informed advice, Barrett was back in a doctor’s office. This time, all it took was a physical exam and a doctor to actually touch her lump. “Without having the biopsy, I’m going to tell you you have breast cancer,” the doctor told Holly, who said she already knew. “The mass was so large,” Holly said. “It was insanely different from 2013. The radiologist actually rushed to the room to check the results when she heard about it. They said I already had breast cancer in 2013 at my first mammogram.” Barrett had both breasts removed and was required to take 33 doses of radiation over a seven-week period. “It’s devastation to your body,” said Holly of the intense treatment that affected her chest, from the bottom of her rib cage to her collarbone. “It literally kills the good and bad cells. My whole right side was fried.” In June, Barrett finished radiation. This week, she began physical therapy. “Not a good day today,” she posted on her Facebook wall late Tuesday night.
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Local man charged with driving drunk A 24-year-old Illinois woman suffered serious injuries July 29 after she was struck by the propeller of a boat while tubing on Lake Elizabeth, according to Twin Lakes Police. Police responded at 5:15 p.m. to a report of a female who was injured. People inside the boat who had been towing the victim transported her to a residence on Anna Avenue in Twin Lakes. Officers and Twin Lakes Rescue personnel treated the woman from Freeport, Ill., who had serious cuts on her legs consistent with being
struck by a boat prop. According to witness statements, the victim and another man were being towed on a tube by a boat driven by Brian Nelson, 36, of Twin Lakes. The victim fell off the tube and as the others in the boat were attempting to get her back inside, she went under the boat and was struck by the propeller. They then called 911 and transported the victim to shore where they were met by police and rescue personnel. The victim was transported by Flight for Life helicopter to Froedtert Hospital in Milwau-
kee. Police did not know her condition. Nelson was taken into police custody and has since been charged in Kenosha County Circuit Court with causing injury operating a motorboat while intoxicated. Nelson appeared in court July 31 and pleaded not guilty to the charge. He was ordered not to consume alcohol or controlled substances and released on $2,000 signature bond. The Twin Lakes Police Department, along with the Department of Natural Resources continue to investigate incident.
Salem to host child ID program The Town of Salem Public Safety Department and the Kenosha Moose Club will hold a free event titled “I Dent A KID.� This program allows parents to have a CD of information made, that they will take home, with their child’s identifying information. This information could be handed to law enforcement in the future should a child
turn up missing. The CD holds a child’s basic identifiers including fingerprints and photos. This event will be held on Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Salem Town Hall For further information regarding this event, contact David Shortess, Salem Public Safety Office at (262) 298-5622.
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freedom at little cost to the participants. Just ask Bill Steinberg of Highland Park, Ill., who now plans his summer schedule around the annual event. “To be honest, I feel completely free,� Steinberg, 21, said after circling Lake Mary aboard a water ski chair. “It felt totally wild.� The ear-to-ear grin sported by Steinberg was perhaps exceeded only by the smile worn by his mother, Teri Steinberg, who watched her son’s ride from the towboat alongside Bill’s grandfather. “I wouldn’t be able to do this for him,� Teri Steinberg said. “He looks forward to this. He took the day off from work and he totally loves his job.� Bill Steinberg, who has autism, works in buildings and grounds for School District 109 and also works for the Highland Park Recreation Department. In addition to occasional water sports, Steinberg is training to run a 10-kilometer event under the tutelage of his grandfather. Teri Steinberg said the sense of confidence her son has gained at the annual Aquanuts outing contributes to the life success of the young man who recently earned his driver’s license.
mer.� Richey said many of the participants are experiencing physical freedoms for the first time and “their families are continually thanking us.� The connection with Dreams for Kids began years ago after Richey volunteered for the organization. After attending a three-day training session on adaptive aquatics Richey put together the initial event and it has grown exponentially since. Now she’s the one attending conferences hosted by the
Wisconsin Water Ski Federation and conducting the adaptive aquatic workshops. As gratifying as it is to see people with disabilities enjoy water sports, Richey said the event is just as beneficial for the Aquanuts who volunteer. “What’s great is it has changed the lives of the kids on the team, not just the participants,� she said. “We’re purely volunteers. All of us do this on (behalf of) the Aquanuts. “It’s how we give back.�
A favorite thing That type of effect is just what Richey envisioned when she conceived the event 15 years ago. “We serve all types of disabilities – from autism to other ED NADOLSKI Hi-Liter physical handicaps,� she said. Organizer Sue Richey (standing, right) and Dave “We even did a Wounded WarLawless (center), of Dreams for Kids, watch while Aquarior event. “It’s so wonderful. It’s my nut volunteers prepare Bill Steinberg for a ride in a wafavorite thing to do every sum- ter ski chair.
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Making the punishment fit the crime Salem considers ordinances to address petty offenses By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT
The Salem Town Board will consider two new ordinances at its next regular meeting, scheduled for Monday at 7 p.m. These were discussed at the July 20 committee of the
whole meeting and will likely b formally approved at the August meeting. A few months ago, Wilmot High School personnel contacted Pubic Safety Supervisor Dave Shortess with a request about a possible town theft ordinance.
“The town didn’t have one,” Shortess said. “And there was concern that sometimes the county fines were out of proportion with the crimes.” A fine of over $800 may seem a bit high for a student who made a foolish choice and took a $1.50 hamburger without paying. Shortess retired from a police department with a philosophy of community service po-
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pecially young people, on the right path while making sure they understand consequences to violating laws and ordinances. “All schools have a county deputy liaison,” Shortess said, “and the schools value that service.” “Having the theft ordinance,” he continued, “gives the deputy another choice to handle some of these issues.”
The town theft ordinance sets penalties for fines that range between $25 and $1,000, along with costs of prosecution, for each violation. Kenosha County Sheriff’s deputies can write a ticket for local ordinances. They do, however, work for the Kenosha County Sheriff, who could instruct them to write violations only for county codes, rather than local ordinances.
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Dear W.C., My husband died last year due to a heart defect we didn’t even know he had. He was riding his bicycle to the grocery store when it happened. I grieve everyday knowing I was the one who sent him to the store on that fateful day. I can’t believe he was taken from me while picking up some eggs and diapers. I have been looking for a job ever since my husband passed away. It is not easy finding a job when you have been a stay-at-home mom for the last six years. We never lived extravagantly but my husband earned enough when he was alive to allow me to stay home with the children. Childcare was so expensive we decided it would be best. Now that decision is making it impossible for me to support my children without him. Could you please help give me some direction on how we can get by for the future? Heartbroken widow and children
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Dear readers, The unexpected and unplanned-for death of a spouse can cause a family to fall into poverty and desperation. Most families that live paycheck to paycheck do not even think about the possibility of losing their spouse much less have a financial plan in place. We always think we have years until we have to worry about our own death and what effect that would have on our children and spouse. This mother and children were completely unprepared for the sudden change in their lives. There was no life insurance, savings or death benefits from his job. The wife was able to receive survivor benefits but it was
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“The TV was the first thing I sold. And I had the cable disconnected months ago. They were what my husband enjoyed but I knew we could not afford such a luxury without him. We don’t even miss them.” I asked the mother if she was able to talk about her husband. She immediately got tears in her eyes so I regretted asking the question but I knew I had to ask these questions to find a solution to their present financial problems. I apologized for asking but the mother reassured me she needed to talk about him. The mother painfully recounted the fateful day her husband decided to save some gas and ride his bike for the few items they needed from the store. He had collapsed in the driveway upon his return and they never revived him. The wife told me he had been healthy, he never smoked or drank. The doctor told her he had a heart defect that caused a heart attack. The woman was crying hard now and her little girl ran over in concern for her mother. The sweet child asked, “Mommy, are you OK? Are you sad about Daddy again?” It was heartbreaking to watch the innocent child try to comfort her mother. After a few minutes and hugs of reassurance the mother told the child to return to her TV show. The mother said, “I try so hard to not cry in front of the kids but sometimes it just seems to overwhelm me. They have finally stopped asking when their Daddy is coming home and that broke my heart every time they asked.” After she spoke some more about the father’s heart attack and the days that followed I could see the mother was relieved to just get all this off her chest. I asked if she had anyone she could talk to about this or to help them financially. She confessed the only family they had were either deceased or alcoholics. She said, “They are not the kind of people I want around my children and I. My husband and I had distanced ourselves from our families years ago when we had our first child. We moved here from up north to get away from them. At my husband’s funeral they caused a scene that just confirmed I did not want any of them in my life now either.” I could respect that as I see many people we help in The Time Is Now to Help distance themselves from family and friends that are not the kind of influence they want in their lives. We began going through her bills she had kept wrapped in a rubber band in her kitchen drawer. After we sorted through them I had a better picture of her financial status. She was receiving a small widow’s benefit as her husband was a young man at the time of his death. Her present expenses were too high for the benefit she was receiving. She agreed that she needed to get out of the expensive rental house. Her lease on the house would expire in two months so I asked the woman if she minded if I called her landlord. The woman agreed and gave me his phone number. At first the landlord questioned who I was but once he heard I was calling
for The Time Is Now to Help he immediately changed his tone and complimented us on our work. I told him about the mother and children, and their struggle to keep up with the rent since the tragic death of the husband. The landlord said, “Is there anything I can do to help? I really don’t want to evict a widow with two children. That would be a terrible thing to do in their situation.” I was glad to hear he was a good person with a caring heart for his fellow creations. I asked if he would be willing to let the woman out of her lease early so she could find a rental she could fit into her budget. The landlord said he would be willing to and asked if she would consider moving into one of his other smaller rentals. He even offered to just transfer over the security deposit. I asked him for the details of two rentals he had almost move-in ready. He told me he had one tenant moving out in a week and another new rental he had recently purchased and had just fixed up. I negotiated the rent with the landlord to be one she could afford going forward, a very reasonable rent. He gave me the address and we set a time to meet at the rentals. After that phone call I could see some of the stress and worry leaving the mother. We had lifted some of her burden. We continued easing her burden by going over her utility bills. These we paid up to date to enable her to establish new utility accounts at her new rental. The mother told me she had given up her husband’s car because she could no longer make the payments. The remaining car was old but had a reasonable amount of miles on it, making it worth repairing to ensure they had a safe vehicle for their needs. The mother was again getting emotional and trying to control her tears as her children’s DVD ended. Both children seemed very in tune with her emotions and ran to their mother for hugs and reassurance again. This time the mother said, “Mommy is crying happy tears. Did you know you can cry happy tears?” The little girl asked, “What are happy tears Mommy?” The mother answered, “The kind of tears you cry when someone does something so nice for you, and you don’t know how to thank them.” The children looked confused but I knew what she was trying to share with them and all of us. We would be changing their life, helping them get on their feet, removing her stress and worry, allowing her time to find a job and care for her family on her own. We arranged to meet at the new rentals the following day so she could choose which would work best for her and the children. Both rentals were very nice and I could see the landlord could have easily charged much more for the rent on both houses. The mother and children chose the house they liked best together. The children were very excited to live somewhere new. Just as they were getting into their car the younger daughter asked, “Will Daddy be moving into this house too?” I saw the pain flood the mother’s eyes
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We are at the lake and they are swimming – despite the gray clouds and looming weather, which threatens to dampen everything except their spirits. They seem oblivious to the oncoming onslaught, even though the air hangs heavy and dark, even though it is late afternoon – prime time for summer storms. I walk down to the beach. They are as unaware of me as they are of the overcast sky. I sit on the dock with my toes in the water watching them jump and dive. Splashing. Laughing. Dunking each other the way brothers do. The youngest looks up and sees me. “You don’t have to watch us,” he says. He is right. They are old enough to swim together without me being right there. The days of required constant supervision are gone. “I know,” I say. “I just
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want to.” My son, familiar with my motherly weirdness, accepts my presence and goes on dunking. Sometimes it’s like that. Motherhood. Parenthood. We sit and watch them because we want to and we can. Because they are in the water and we are on the dock. They are on the court and we are on the bleachers. They are outside and we are at the window. They are on the field and we are in the stands. They are on stage and we are in the audience. They are sleeping in bed and we linger at their doorway Sometimes in quiet
moments of contemplation, when the world seems to stop and we are alone with our thoughts, we ponder who they are and the vulnerability they create in us. We reflect on a love so great we couldn’t have imagined it had we not experienced it firsthand. Such deep thoughts can make us teary and emotional, and when this happens we try not to let them see us in such a state because they wouldn’t understand. Think us silly, even. At least that’s what we believe. Thunder rustles in the distance. The storm is growing closer. “Thunder,” I say. “Time to get out.” After years growing up at the lake they understand that lightning and swimming do not mix. Without any of the usual arguments, they head toward me and I ready the towels to loop
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over their shoulders and shelter them from the wind. The oncoming weather is making me feel protective. It’s hard to explain the surges of motherhood that can roll in out of nowhere, much like a summer storm. They reach the safety of the dock before the first raindrops hit and we sprint toward shelter and I wish it could always be like this. Running together to the safety of the cabin. Dodging the storm. Sitting on the dock keeping them safe from thunder and lightning. And everything. But that can’t happen. Won’t happen. Because that is not how life works – not how it’s supposed to be. As hard as that is. We can’t always keep
them safe. It isn’t always as easy as hearing thunder and knowing it’s time to get out of the water. Sometimes it’s impossible to dodge the storm. Sometimes we won’t get there in time to help them. Not because we wouldn’t if we could; but because it isn’t possible. Because we aren’t supposed to be there all of the time every time. As they go through life, they will stumble and they will fall (much like we did). Most times they will get up. It’s possible there may come a time when they don’t. That is the truth. Thankfully, most days we don’t contemplate this. You can’t as a parent or you’d die from the worry and anxiety and the fear of
all the things that could or might go wrong. So you walk down to the beach. And you watch them from the dock and track the storm from the safety of the cabin. And you try to drink it all in and appreciate it for what it is. Moment by moment. And you realize the best and most you can do is give thanks for days like these. For simple times when being together is enough. When it is more than enough. 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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Johnsburg man killed when hit by semi trucks The McHenry County Coroner’s Office is investigating the death of 41-yearold Johnsburg man who was struck by two semi-trailer trucks on Highway 120 in McHenry on Aug. 4. According to the coroner’s office, a 911 call went out at 8:53 a.m. when Robert P. Choate, Jr., was seen walking onto Highway 120 near Kent Road when he was hit by a semi-trailer truck. Upon getting up and walking further, he was subsequently struck
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United Methodist Church Pastor Bill Landis, left, applies some elbow grease in order to polish his vintage 1951 Chevrolet pickup truck for Evie and Don Skidmore during the Classic & Custom Car Show held at the Brook Bandshell in Antioch on Thursday. In addition to the nearly 150 vintage vehicles on display and the sunny weather, the large crowd in attendance also enjoyed the final It’s Thursday concert of the year featuring the popular Blooze Brothers.
The Spring Grove Firefighter’s Association’s Annual Steak Fry is Saturday at Horse Fair Park. Dinner is served from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Diners may choose a grilled eight-ounce rib eye or BBQ chicken with potato, Stade’s corn, slaw, roll and dessert for $18. Children can get a hot dog, chips, corn and ice cream for $5. There will be a DJ and several raffles, including the big raffle with a $4,000 first prize. Big Raffle tickets are available for $100 from any Firefighter’s Association member. Funds raised have gone to purchase equipment, build the training building, a scholarship to a senior at Richmond Burton Community High School and to provide outside education to firefighters.
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Adult vaccination clinic offered today McHenry County Department of Health has scheduled an adult vaccination clinic for today from 8 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. at its Woodstock office, 2200 N. Seminary Avenue. People who have no insurance (or whose insurance does not cover vaccinations) are eligible for low-cost immunizations based on a program funded by Illinois Department of Public Health. Those who are interested should call (815) 334-4500 for vaccine information and future walk-in clinic dates and times. There are a number of vaccines recommended for adults, for example, adults 60 years of age and older should be vaccinated against shingles, which can cause a painful skin rash that is often accompanied by blisters appearing on one side of the body. About one out of three people in America will develop
Community briefs Reduced-fee water tests continue through August
McHenry County officials are urging residents with private wells to take advantage reduced-fee water testing during August. They advise testing the water at least once a year. Contaminants from nitrates can come from animal waste, flooded sewers, agricultural runoff or fertilizers. High levels of nitrite can cause illness in young children and pregnant women. Coliform bacteria can also
shingles during their lifetime. The disease is caused by the chickenpox virus, which remains inactive in the body even after one recovers from chickenpox. For reasons that are not fully known, the virus can reactivate years later and cause shingles. The pain from shingles can last for months or years after the rash goes away. According to health department officials, even if a person had childhood vaccinations, the protection from some vaccines wears off. People in the community (infants, older adults and people with weakened immune systems) may not be able to get certain vaccines and rely on others to help prevent the spread of disease. The decision to be vaccinated should be made with your health care provider. Visit www.mcdh.info or www.cdc.gov/vaccines for more information on adult vaccines.
be detected by testing. County residents may pick up a sterile sample bottle at one of 10 local offices and drop it off on Tuesdays between 9 a.m. to noon for testing. For more info, call (815) 334-4585. Because municipal water is already tested for contaminants according federal and state standards, those who are on municipal systems don’t need to have their water tested.
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Former Chicago Bears running back Adrian Peterson puts young aspiring NFL players through their paces during his summer football camp for Antioch-area youth held at the Tim Osmond Sports Complex, 96 E. Depot Street, Antioch on Aug. 8. Also on hand to assist Peterson was another former Bears running back, Jason McKie. The event was open to all youngsters who registered. Jen Dosch, executive director of Red Carpet Gala, an organization founded to benefit the Make-a-Wish Foundation of Illinois, organized the all-star camp. Dosch met Peterson through her work with the Make-a-Wish Foundation, which offered comfort to the Peterson family after their late son, AJ, was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Thanks to the foundation and the Round Lake Police Department, AJ was granted his wish to become a policeman for a day.
Clear the Shelters Day set McHenry County Animal Control and Adoption Center will participate in “Clear the Shelters� Day on Saturday by waiving adoption fees for all adoptable cats and dogs from 10 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. The adoption center joins more than 20 area shelters in this national event. “Our goal is finding
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