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Thousands of people followed a funeral service lined the streets of Antioch, for Gliniewicz held at his Ill., Monday to pay their alma mater – Antioch Comrespects and offer a munity High School. heartfelt thank you to A single rose slain Fox Lake Police marked his currently Lt. Charles Joseph unadorned grave at Gliniewicz. the fledgling cem Many of them etery on Tuesday waved, cheered and morning. shouted expressions According to nuof appreciation to the merous reports, hundreds of police Gliniewicz was reLt. Joe officers clad in their Gliniewicz membered during the dress blue uniforms funeral service as a as they passed by in dedicated and caring the funeral procession for community police officer Gliniewicz, who was shot who died a hero. and killed in the line of duty He was posthumously Sept. 1. awarded the law enforce The three suspects in the ment Medal of Honor for his shooting remained at large actions on the day he died. as of Wednesday morning. “When we were grow Gliniewicz, known by ing up, we all knew Joe many as “G.I. Joe,” had been was a hero, but on the force for 30 years now the nation and previously served as a knows he was sergeant in the U.S. Army. a hero,” Mike Gliniewicz, 52, leaves be- Gliniewicz, Joe hind his wife and four sons. G l i n i e w i c z ’ s His death marks the first brother said on-duty death in the history during the cereof the Fox Lake Police De- mony. partment. Several other The procession to Hillside law enforcement East Cemetery featured law colleagues spoke enforcement officials from as well, offering throughout the country and heartfelt tributes
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Above: Flags stand in a solemn row on Chestnut Street at Main Street in Antioch, Ill., paying tribute to lifelong resident and Fox Lake Police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz on Sunday. At left: A simple homemade sign, one of hundreds, stands in place on Main Street paying tribute to Gliniewicz, who was murdered while pursuing three suspicious men on Sep. 1. Funeral services were held on Labor Day at the Antioch Community High School auditorium. An 18-mile funeral procession followed from Antioch to Fox Lake and back to Antioch where Gliniewicz was laid to rest at the Hillside East Cemetery, 450 E. Depot St.
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Woman charged in fatal cycle crash
A rural Antioch woman is charged in a fatal hit-and-run after she allegedly stuck and killed a motorcyclist from Antioch about 4 a.m. on Aug. 26. Gregory Boyes, 50, of the 26100 block of West Elm Street, Antioch, was ejected from the motorcycle and suffered significant injuries as a result of the crash. He was transported to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville, where he was pronounced dead. He was not wearing a helmet. submitted photo Hi-Liter Three generations of Ludwigs – Gene in the flannel shirt, his son Tom in the grey Lake County Sheriff’s sweat shirt and Tom’s son driving the cement dump wagon – work with the rest of Technical Crash Investigators the Ludwig crew pouring cement for the Antioch United Methodist’s Church’s new examining the crash scene and evidence a motor vehicle, likely sidewalk. collided with the motorcycle. At approximately 9:45 a.m. that day, Leena A. Ultsch, 34, of the 26400 block of West Grapevine Avenue, Antioch,
called the Lake County Sheriff’s Office to report she was involved in a traffic crash with a motorcycle during the Leena A. early mornUltsch ing hours. During a subsequent interview with Ultsch, crash investigators determined she was responsible for striking the Suzuki driven by Boyes. Ultsch allegedly admitted she was aware she collided with the Suzuki and left the scene without contacting authorities because she was scared. Crash investigators located Ultsch’s 2004 Toyota Avalon at her residence and found
damage consistent with her statement and the evidence located at the scene. Preliminary investigation indicates Boyes was riding a 2007 Suzuki motorcycle westbound on Highway 173 west of North Linden Lane, in unincorporated Antioch when the crash occurred. Ultsch submitted to a drunken driving test kit by providing her blood and urine. The results of the tests are pending, according to sheriff’s officials. Ultsch was charged with leaving the scene/failure to report death (Class 1 felony), and failure to render aid (Class A misdemeanor). Ultsch’s bond was set at $250,000 and her next court date is Sept. 14 at 1:30 p.m.
The date to begin micro-surfacing pavement on Deep Lake Road north of Highway 173 to the Wisconsin state line and North Avenue from Deep Lake Road to the Wisconsin state line has
been moved and will now begin Sept. 14. Microsurfacing is a technique used to extend the life of existing pavement. The application takes three to five days, and then new
pavement markings will be installed on the finished surface. The road will be open to one-way traffic during construction and will be reopened to two-way traffic at the end of each workday.
Methodist church improves accessibility The members of the United Methodist Church of Antioch recently completed a project to improve accessibility at 113-year old church building. The church, at 848 Main St., is a landmark at the north end of Antioch’s historic downtown. All of the four-foot-wide sidewalks on the southwest and west sides of the church leading to or bordering the church parking lot were replaced with new, heavily reinforced, five-foot wide walks. The eight steps on the northwest corner of the Anderson Education Wing were demolished and replaced with a new ramp. “The new extra-wide sidewalks allow for better pedestrian traffic flow for the many church and community groups that use our building, pastor the Rev. Bill Landis said. “Often, people are arriving for the next activity even as others are leaving from a prior group.
Now two-wheel chairs, or two mothers/fathers with babies in strollers can easily pass. The new, ADA-compliant ramp allows easy access into the Anderson Education Wing without having to go through the Wesley Hall entrance to get into the building.” The Church’s Trustee Committee, chaired by Dan Fluck, oversaw the project. The cement work was done by Ludwig Cement, Inc. The sidewalk project is finished in time for the Rally Day Kickoff Worship Service scheduled for 9:30 a.m. on Sunday. The service will feature the music of the Dixie Dudes Band, the preaching of the Rev. Kathleen Bleyeart and a nursery for preschool children. The fall quarter of Sunday School will start at 9:15 a.m. and the church’s Chancel Choir will have its first fall practice at 8:30 a.m. Those with questions should call the church office at (847) 395-1259.
Woman charged with falsifying police report to get attention A Vernon Hills woman is charged with filing a false police report after allegedly telling deputies she was confronted by two men who could have been suspects in the shooting of a Fox Lake police officer. On Sept. 2, at approximately 9:20 p.m., the Lake County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a suspicious circumstance. The caller, Kristin B. Kiefer, 30, of Tanwood Court, Vernon Hills, indicated she was traveling north on Highway 12 in Volo, when she pulled to the side of the roadway, due to car trouble. Shortly after pulling to the side of the road, Kiefer told police she saw two adult men (one white and one black) near a cornfield, on the side of the road. She allegedly reported the two men attempted to gain access to her vehicle, but then fled into the cornfield, because they feared she was calling the police.
Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies, who were in the midst of a search for three suspects who are believed to Kristin B. have killed Kiefer Lt. Joe Gliniewicz in Fox Lake, responded and set up a perimeter. In addition to Lake County Sheriff’s deputies, approximately 85 federal, state, and local law enforcement officers responded to the scene to search for the men. Additionally, 11 police dogs and three air support units assisted in the search. Canines were unable to detect a scent and air units were unable to locate anybody in the areas searched. The area was searched for approximately five hours. Initially, according to sher-
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UW-Whitewater Antioch: Amanda Spera, a graduate of Antioch High School, will compete for the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater volleyball team during the 2015 season. Spera, a freshman for the Warhawks, is majoring in finance. Spring Grove: Katie Melanouris, a graduate of Richmond-Burton Community High School, will compete for the 2015-2-16 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
golf team a member of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and NCAA Division III. Melanouris, a sophomore for the Warhawks, is majoring in general business. Richmond: Lauren Otto, a graduate of Richmond Burton Community High School, has been selected to compete for the 2015 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater women’s soccer team. Otto, a freshman for the Warhawks, is majoring in biology.
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Fireman’s dance is Saturday The annual Antioch Fireman’s Dance is set for 5 p.m. to midnight Saturday in downtown Antioch. The dance will feature food from local restaurants and music by three bands – Big Timber, GooRoos and HairBangers Ball. The dance will also feature a beer garden. Local firefighters encourage residents and visitors to support the department by having a night out with friends. The annual event is organized by the Antioch Firefighters Association.
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Thousands of people followed a funeral service lined the streets of Antioch, for Gliniewicz held at his Ill., Monday to pay their alma mater – Antioch Comrespects and offer a munity High School. heartfelt thank you to A single rose slain Fox Lake Police marked his currently Lt. Charles Joseph unadorned grave at Gliniewicz. the fledgling cem Many of them etery on Tuesday waved, cheered and morning. shouted expressions According to nuof appreciation to the merous reports, hundreds of police Gliniewicz was reLt. Joe officers clad in their Gliniewicz membered during the dress blue uniforms funeral service as a as they passed by in dedicated and caring the funeral procession for community police officer Gliniewicz, who was shot who died a hero. and killed in the line of duty He was posthumously Sept. 1. awarded the law enforce The three suspects in the ment Medal of Honor for his shooting remained at large actions on the day he died. as of Wednesday morning. “When we were grow Gliniewicz, known by ing up, we all knew Joe many as “G.I. Joe,” had been was a hero, but on the force for 30 years now the nation and previously served as a knows he was sergeant in the U.S. Army. a hero,” Mike Gliniewicz, 52, leaves be- Gliniewicz, Joe hind his wife and four sons. G l i n i e w i c z ’ s His death marks the first brother said on-duty death in the history during the cereof the Fox Lake Police De- mony. partment. Several other The procession to Hillside law enforcement East Cemetery featured law colleagues spoke enforcement officials from as well, offering throughout the country and heartfelt tributes
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Above: Flags stand in a solemn row on Chestnut Street at Main Street in Antioch, Ill., paying tribute to lifelong resident and Fox Lake Police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz on Sunday. At left: A simple homemade sign, one of hundreds, stands in place on Main Street paying tribute to Gliniewicz, who was murdered while pursuing three suspicious men on Sep. 1. Funeral services were held on Labor Day at the Antioch Community High School auditorium. An 18-mile funeral procession followed from Antioch to Fox Lake and back to Antioch where Gliniewicz was laid to rest at the Hillside East Cemetery, 450 E. Depot St.
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Woman charged in fatal cycle crash A rural Antioch woman is charged in a fatal hit-and-run after she allegedly stuck and killed a motorcyclist from Antioch about 4 a.m. on Aug. 26. Gregory Boyes, 50, of the 26100 block of West Elm Street, Antioch, was ejected from the motorcycle and suffered significant injuries as a result of the crash. He was transported to Advocate Condell Medical Center in Libertyville, where he was pronounced dead. He was not wearing a helmet. Lake County Sheriff’s Technical Crash Investigators examining the crash scene and evidence a motor vehicle, likely collided with the motorcycle. At approximately 9:45 a.m. that day, Leena A. Ultsch, 34, of the 26400 block of West Grapevine Avenue, Antioch,
called the Lake County Sheriff’s Office to report she was involved in a traffic crash with a motorcycle during the Leena A. early mornUltsch ing hours. During a subsequent interview with Ultsch, crash investigators determined she was responsible for striking the Suzuki driven by Boyes. Ultsch allegedly admitted she was aware she collided with the Suzuki and left the scene without contacting authorities because she was scared. Crash investigators located Ultsch’s 2004 Toyota Avalon at her residence and found
damage consistent with her statement and the evidence located at the scene. Preliminary investigation indicates Boyes was riding a 2007 Suzuki motorcycle westbound on Highway 173 west of North Linden Lane, in unincorporated Antioch when the crash occurred. Ultsch submitted to a drunken driving test kit by providing her blood and urine. The results of the tests are pending, according to sheriff’s officials. Ultsch was charged with leaving the scene/failure to report death (Class 1 felony), and failure to render aid (Class A misdemeanor). Ultsch’s bond was set at $250,000 and her next court date is Sept. 14 at 1:30 p.m.
Fox Lake seeks applicants for building inspector The Village of Fox Lake is seeking candidates for a building inspector position in the Building and Community Development Department. The building inspector reviews residential building plans and building permit applications for conformance with existing code and ordinance requirements applicable to building construction. This position also assists residents, business owners, developers and the general public with permit applications, submittal requirements and permit processing. A high school diploma or equivalent is required. Associates degree in engineering, con-
struction technology or related field is preferred. A minimum of five years’ experience in general construction, building inspection or related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential duties of the job such as those listed above is required. Certifications in building inspection and plan review desirable. Ability to possess ICC certification as inspector or plan reviewer within one year of employment is required. Candidates must be able to successfully pass a pre-employment physical examination and drug/alcohol screen
following a conditional offer of employment. A thorough background investigation, including personal and professional references and criminal background will be conducted prior to offer of employment. Salary range for this position is $45,000 to $55,000, depending on qualifications. The village also offers a comprehensive benefit package. Individuals interested in applying can download an application at www.foxlake.org/ jobs.aspx or pick one up at Village Hall, 66 Thillen Drive, Fox Lake. A complete job description is available. The position will remain open until filled.
Woman charged with falsifying police report to get attention A Vernon Hills woman is charged with filing a false police report after allegedly telling deputies she was confronted by two men who could have been suspects in the shooting of a Fox Lake police officer. On Sept. 2, at approximately 9:20 p.m., the Lake County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a suspicious circumstance. The caller, Kristin B. Kiefer, 30, of Tanwood Court, Vernon Hills, indicated she was traveling north on Highway 12 in Volo, when she pulled to the side of the roadway, due to car trouble. Shortly after pulling to the side of the road, Kiefer told police she saw two adult men (one white and one black) near a cornfield, on the side of the road. She allegedly reported the two men attempted to gain access to her vehicle, but then fled into the cornfield, because they feared she was calling the police. Lake County Sheriff’s Deputies, who were in the midst of a search for three suspects who are believed to have killed Lt. Joe Gliniewicz in Fox Lake, responded and set up a perimeter. In addition to Lake County Sheriff’s deputies, approximately 85 federal, state, and local law enforcement officers responded to the scene to search for the men. Additionally, 11 police dogs and three air support units assisted in the search. Canines were unable to detect a scent and air units were unable to locate anybody in the areas searched.
The area was searched for approximately five hours. I n i t i a l l y, according to sheriff’s officials, Kiefer maintained Kristin B. her accounts Kiefer of the events were factual. Through further investigation by detectives and the Lake County Major Crime Task Force, investigators be-
lieve Kiefer lied about the events. Kiefer allegedly admitted to detectives she fabricated the story because she wanted attention from a family where she is employed as a nanny. She told investigators she chose the location because she was aware of the death of a police officer in the area. Kiefer was subsequently charged with two counts of disorderly conduct – falsifying a police report (Class 4 felony and Class A misdemeanor).
Three men die in fiery crash Three area men were killed in the early morning hours of Aug. 26 when the car they were driving struck a tree and burst into flames in Ingleside. Two of the three victims were identified using dental records and the third was identified through DNA analysis. Preliminary investigation indicates the Kia Optima the victims were in was traveling on Rollins Road east of West Lake Shore Drive when it went off the north side of the road and struck a tree. According to the 911 calls received, the car became engulfed in flames after striking the tree. After the fire was extinguished by Fox Lake Fire Department, deputies were able to determine three individuals were deceased inside the vehicle. On Aug. 27, the Lake County Coroner’s Office positively identified two of the three occupants. The driver was identified as Jon R. McKinney, 30, of the 24600 block of West Lake Shore Dr., Round Lake Beach. The front seat passenger was Michael S. Mortensen, 33, of the 34700 block of North Gerberding Ave., Ingleside. A day later, the Lake County Coroner’s Office, in conjunction with the Northeastern Illinois Regional Crime Laboratory, confirmed the identity of the third victim using DNA analysis as James A. Mortensen, 30, of the 2200 block of High Point Dr., Lindenhurst. James Mortensen was the younger brother of Michael Mortensen.
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Griffin Filwett, 17 months, shows his mom, Tami, and dad, Greg, that despite his tender age, he’s a real swinger at the Antioch Aqua Center in Williams Park, on Sunday. It was the family’s last chance for a swim at the center this year with Labor Day marking the close of the pool for the season. For more information about Parks and Recreation events or for 2016 Aqua Center updates call (847) 395-2160.
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Thousands of people followed a funeral service lined the streets of Antioch, for Gliniewicz held at his Ill., Monday to pay their alma mater – Antioch Comrespects and offer a munity High School. heartfelt thank you to A single rose slain Fox Lake Police marked his currently Lt. Charles Joseph unadorned grave at Gliniewicz. the fledgling cem Many of them etery on Tuesday waved, cheered and morning. shouted expressions According to nuof appreciation to the merous reports, hundreds of police Gliniewicz was reLt. Joe officers clad in their Gliniewicz membered during the dress blue uniforms funeral service as a as they passed by in dedicated and caring the funeral procession for community police officer Gliniewicz, who was shot who died a hero. and killed in the line of duty He was posthumously Sept. 1. awarded the law enforce The three suspects in the ment Medal of Honor for his shooting remained at large actions on the day he died. as of Wednesday morning. “When we were grow Gliniewicz, known by ing up, we all knew Joe many as “G.I. Joe,” had been was a hero, but on the force for 30 years now the nation and previously served as a knows he was sergeant in the U.S. Army. a hero,” Mike Gliniewicz, 52, leaves be- Gliniewicz, Joe hind his wife and four sons. G l i n i e w i c z ’ s His death marks the first brother said on-duty death in the history during the cereof the Fox Lake Police De- mony. partment. Several other The procession to Hillside law enforcement East Cemetery featured law colleagues spoke enforcement officials from as well, offering throughout the country and heartfelt tributes
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Above: Flags stand in a solemn row on Chestnut Street at Main Street in Antioch, Ill., paying tribute to lifelong resident and Fox Lake Police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz on Sunday. At left: A simple homemade sign, one of hundreds, stands in place on Main Street paying tribute to Gliniewicz, who was murdered while pursuing three suspicious men on Sep. 1. Funeral services were held on Labor Day at the Antioch Community High School auditorium. An 18-mile funeral procession followed from Antioch to Fox Lake and back to Antioch where Gliniewicz was laid to rest at the Hillside East Cemetery, 450 E. Depot St.
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Two charged for stealing yard equipment in area Two Marengo men were arrested and charged Friday with a series of area burglaries that netted more than 40 pieces of commercial-grade lawn equipment, including backpack leaf blowers, weed trimmers and hedge trimmers, according to the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office. The pair allegedly targeted landscaping business trailers. Terrance McNulty, 26, and David Westra, 27, of the 800 block of Woodland Lane, Marengo, were charged with various counts of burglary,
theft and criminal damage to property following a twomonth investigation by the Sheriff’s Office. Officials took their first related burglary report to a landscaping business in the Woodstock area on July 19. Over the next several weeks, the Sheriff’s Office took nine more reports of burglaries to landscaping businesses. Information developed by the investigation led to McNulty and Westra as possible suspects. The Sheriff’s Office served
a search warrant, with the help of the Carpentersville and Marengo Police Departments, and was able to gain enough evidence to arrest McNulty and Westra. McNulty was charged with nine counts of burglary (Class 2 felony), nine counts of theft (Class 3 felony), and Westra was charged with one attempted burglary (Class 3 felony) and one criminal damage to property (Class A misdemeanor). Bond amounts and next court dates are pending.
Goodwill customers fund $14,000 in scholarships The Friends of McHenry County College Foundation recently received $14,000 in scholarship funds from Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois that are targeted to assist in the education of people with disabilities. The funding was generated at the four McHenry County Goodwill retail locations through Goodwill Industries “Round Up” program. The fundraising program asked Goodwill customers to “round up” their purchases to the nearest whole dollar at the stores to contribute to the local scholarship. “I am delighted by the generosity shown by Goodwill Industries and its customers throughout the community who made this donation to the college possible,” said Katrina McGuire, executive director of the Friends of MCC Foundation. “We are proud to provide our students with this opportunity as we con-
tinue our commitment toward learning and student success.” McGuire also stated, “This is the fourth donation that the foundation has received from Goodwill Industries. Thanks to previous donations totaling $6,500, we have proudly awarded seven $1,000 scholarships since 2012, including four to MCC students this fall semester.” “This scholarship program is a perfect match for Goodwill’s mission of helping individuals with barriers achieve the dignity of work through advanced education and we couldn’t do it without the generosity of our Goodwill customers,” stated Sam Schmitz, president of Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois. For more information about Friends of MCC Foundation scholarships, contact the Foundation office at (815) 455-8721.
Richmond church to host trivia night The Community Church of Richmond will present its second annual Trivia Night contest on Saturday at Richardson Farm, 9407 Richardson Road, Spring Grove. The cost is $20 per person, with a maximum of eight players per team.
Teams will compete for trophies and prizes by answering trivia questions. A variety of beverages, provided by The International House of Wine and Cheese, Richmond, will be available for purchase. There will also be raffles and
a silent auction. Doors open at 6 p.m., with the first trivia question at 7 p.m. The registration deadline is Friday. Call (815) 678-6521 for more information or to register. All guests must be at least 21 years of age.
Blivin Street closed for repair Blivin Street closed Monday to through traffic from Main Street to Highway 12 so the McHenry County Division of Transportation crews can repair the storm sewer collapse at the intersection. Motorists trying to access Highway 12 from the north should follow the detour route
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UW-Whitewater Antioch: Amanda Spera, a graduate of Antioch High School, will compete for the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater volleyball team during the 2015 season. Spera, a freshman for the Warhawks, is majoring in finance. Spring Grove: Katie Melanouris, a graduate of Richmond-Burton Community High School, will compete for the 2015-2-16 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater golf team a member of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and NCAA Division III. Melanouris, a sophomore for the Warhawks, is majoring in general business. Richmond: Lauren Otto, a graduate of Richmond Burton Community High School, has been selected to compete for the 2015 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater women’s soccer team. Otto, a freshman for the Warhawks, is majoring in biology.
of Main Street east to Wilmot Road to Highway 12. Motorists needing to access northbound Blivin Street to Richardson Road should take Highway 12 to Wilmot Road then take Main Street back west to Blivin Street.
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Date for road project moved to Sept. 14 The date to begin micro-surfacing pavement on Deep Lake Road north of Highway 173 to the Wisconsin state line and North Avenue from Deep Lake Road to the Wisconsin state line has been moved and will now begin Sept. 14. Microsurfacing is a technique used to extend the life
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Red Dress Dash is Saturday The McHenry County Heart Walk and Red Dress Dash will be held on Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Sage YMCA in Crystal Lake. Festivities begin at 4 p.m., followed by a halfmile dash and two-mile walk beginning at 5 p.m. Wear your favorite (or not-so-favorite) red dress (optional) and walk or dash around the YMCA. There will be giveaways, kids’ activities and music by Mary Ellen Heelan, plus a Heart Walk t-shirt for $100 in donations. Play Chuck a Duck for a great cause and win fabulous prizes. Register your team for free at www. McHenryCountyHeartWalk.org.
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Griffin Filwett, 17 months, shows his mom, Tami, and dad, Greg, that despite his tender age, he’s a real swinger at the Antioch Aqua Center in Williams Park, on Sunday. It was the family’s last chance for a swim at the center this year with Labor Day marking the close of the pool for the season. For more information about Parks and Recreation events or for 2016 Aqua Center updates call (847) 395-2160.
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been sharing a bed before she became too sick to take the stairs. I made a note to order a double bed for the mother to sleep more comfortably in the den. We sat down to go over their budget. The grandmother was living on Social Security and the mother was just beginning to receive her disability. She had been forced to give up her job as a waitress when she had her mastectomy three months ago. She had some complications after surgery and had been unable to return. They had fallen behind in their rent and utilities and could not afford the repairs needed on the car. I asked why she had not told me about the other overdue expenses when she wrote her letter. The grandmother admitted she had only asked for car repairs as her pride had gotten in the way. She hung her head in embarrassment and shame and said, “I was too embarrassed to admit how much we had fallen behind.” I took her hand and said, “Don’t you dare feel embarrassed to ask us for help. You have given up everything to come here and help your daughter when she is fighting for her life. You are giving her the help and support she needs right now. You have nothing to feel ashamed about. If you were sitting somewhere selfishly ignoring their situation, that would be something to be ashamed about. I thank you for contacting The Time Is Now to Help and allowing us to help you.” The grandmother was dabbing her eyes with a tissue as I said this to her. I looked over their overdue utility bills, writing down the information and amounts owed so we could make a payment to bring them up to date and allow some credit for the future. I also made notes to pay their two months overdue rent and pay a month into the future. The grandmother showed me the amount of the daughter’s disability and with her Social Security they would be able to pay their reasonable rent in the future, once they were caught up on all expenses. I had considered finding them another rental due to the mother’s inability to climb the stairs but after finding how reasonable their rent was I decided it was probably best they stayed where they were. Not to mention how hard a move would be in the mother’s condition at this time. We heard the mother weakly calling for help and the grandmother quickly got up and rushed to the den.
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Law enforcement officials in Fox Lake, Ill., search for suspects in the murder of police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz on Sept. 1. Hundreds of police officers from agencies throughout the area joined in the effort.
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to the lieutenant. “He was the kind of man, who, in the face of danger, ran towards it while others ran away. His dedication was unshakeable and his course was unwavering,” Rachel Smithberg of the Joliet Police Department said. Kenosha (Wis.) County Sheriff David Beth conveyed his “deep sadness and condolences” on behalf of his department in a press release last week. “Our thoughts are with our neighbors and the members of the Fox Lake Police Department and community at this very difficult time,” Beth said. Fatal confrontation According to the dispatch, Gliniewicz radioed in at 7:52 a.m. on the morning of his death to say he was pursuing three males – two white, one black, who appeared to be acting suspicious near the intersection of Highway 12 and Sayton Road in Fox Lake. The area where the shooting took place is described as desolate with empty fields and abandoned buildings. Gliniewicz was pursing the three men on foot when dispatchers lost contact with him. His body was found by responding officers just after 8 a.m. The two responding officers immediately began to search for the suspects. Gliniewicz’s service pistol was missing when he was found. The firearm, which had been fired, was recovered near the scene on Thursday, but officials didn’t divulge who fired the gun. A manhunt was launched shortly after Gliniewicz’s
body was discovered and the effort utilized over 400 additional police focusing on an area of approximately two square miles. The search, which included helicopters and military style equipment, concluded over 14 hours later at 10:30 p.m. The suspects remained at large as of Monday, according to officials. Massive police presence The manhunt for the three men continued with reduced manpower and a larger radius through last week. Neighborhoods throughout the area have been canvassed by officers in search of information about the suspects. Police are contacting local businesses and homeowners in search of any potential clues or security camera footage. As of Thursday evening, one homeowner’s security camera footage had been sent to Homeland Security for review. In addition to Fox Lake Police, U.S. Marshals, ATF, FBI, the Illinois State Police, officers throughout the Northern Illinois area, and SWAT teams were assisting in search efforts. Fox Lake schools were closed Sept. 2 to ensure the safety of staff and students while the manhunt continued. A Kenosha County Sheriff’s patrol supervisor was sent to the scene to offer any assistance needed. The Kenosha County Sheriff’s Tactical Response Team and specialized vehicles patrolled Western Kenosha County during the overnight hours Sept. 1 and 2 in conjunction with normal uniformed patrol units
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A woman expresses her support for police officers as she’s recorded by a television camera Sept. 1 in Fox Lake, Ill., in the wake of the shooting death of police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz.
and responded to several suspicious calls along the southern border of Kenosha County. Beth also increased the number of uniformed patrol units and has been in contact with the schools on the west end of Kenosha County. Family attends vigil
Community members held a vigil in remembrance of Gliniewicz on the evening of Sept. 2 at Lakefront Park in Fox Lake. Masses of people, many holding signs with “G.I. Joe,” showed their support publicly throughout the day and at the vigil itself. “Joe was my best friend and my world – my hero,”
his tearful wife, Melodie, told the people who gathered by boat and car for the vigil. Police officials held a press conference on Thursday as Gliniewicz’s family stood alongside his fellow officers while officials expressed their belief that the men responsible for the murder of would be found.
Anyone with information regarding the suspects is encouraged to call local police, 911, or the Lake County Sheriff’s office at (847) 5495200. Tips can also be submitted to Fox Lake Police at (847) 587-3100. This story was compiled through staff and correspondent reports.
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ATC hearing to be held locally Paddock Lake has concerns about route of transmission line project
tal financing district. Improvements and additional building within the village is needed to generate increases in property tax collected to pay back loans used to improve infrastructure. Improved infrastructure attracts new development, which is what increases assessment By Gail Peckler-Dziki and taxes collected and village officials are correspondent concerned that maintaining the proposed route Paddock Lake officials are confident an up- through Paddock Lake would cause the village coming hearing on an electrical transmission to lose possible revenue. line project will be held locally rather than in Madison. Power demand grows The Wisconsin Public Service Commission The new and upgraded electric transmission usually holds all hearings in Madison, but Pad- lines are proposed to keep pace with growing dock Lake Village Administrator Tim Popanda electricity demand in southern Walworth and said he and Village Attorney Jeff Davison be- western Kenosha counties. lieve they have convinced the commission to The project includes the construction of a have the hearing on the proposed ATC Spring new 138,000-volt transmission line of approxValley-North Lake Geneva project route in imately 25 miles, stretching from the existing Kenosha County. North Lake Geneva Substation in southern Popanda said PSC staff has told him the Walworth County to the existing Spring Valley hearing will take place in the area and should be Substation in western Kenosha County. scheduled for this winter. The PSC is currently A new 138- and 69-kV substation will be in the comment phase of the project review. built on an ATC-owned parcel along Highway Since the hearing will be in Kenosha Coun- 50 in the Town of Wheatland, or at an existing ty, more concerned area residents will likely substation site known as Richmond Road in be able to attend and have their say. the Town of Randall. Both the Town of Salem and Paddock Lake A new 69-kV transmission line will be conrequested changes to the first proposed route structed to connect the new substation to the the line would take through their municipali- existing substation in Twin Lakes. ties. ATC agreed to the changes in Salem, but Depending on the route and substation site, not in Paddock Lake, claiming that moving the other power line modifications may be needed. line further west in Paddock Lake would add Studies indicate that the estimated $71 to $2 million to the cost. $91 million project will strengthen the electric The village had asked that ATC movie the system to meet the growing use of electricity. line west, heading north on 256th Ave. in Salem The current electric transmission system is to Highway AH, then heading west on AH to a vulnerable to low voltages and power outages section line north and west that crosses High- and will no longer adequately support the lowway F and is immediately adjacent to the Silver er-voltage distribution system. This project Lake County Park and up to Highway 50. will provide system redundancy and allow for “The problem,” Popanda explained, “is maintenance outages when repairs are needed. that the route proposed by ATC would hinder For more information, people may visit planned commercial and residential develop- www.atc-projects.com and click on the icon for the Spring Valley-North Lake Geneva ment that is planned for the area.” The village plans to develop a tax incremen- Project.
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Several representatives from Westosha Lakes Church of Paddock Lake appeared before the Lakewood Grade School board on Aug. 26 to ask to rent space to expand the church to the Twin Lakes. The Rev. Andrew Smiley, one of Westosha Lakes Church’s pastors, explained to the Lakewood School Board and administration how the church originally began at Westosha Central High School. “We would want to partner with you and contribute to the community,” he said. Westosha Lakes now holds two services on Sundays and a number of members live west of Paddock Lake. “It makes sense for us to
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Members of the Ugandan kids choir from Childcare Worldwide offer up smiles and silliness after finishing a performance recently at Cross Lutheran Church in Burlington. The choir is working its way through an 11-month tour of the country. SUBMITTED PHOTO Hi-Liter
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Ugandan children’s choir shows off hope for the country’s future n the hustle and bustle leading up to the return to school, losing sight of an essential right in the United States – that of a public education – can be easy. After all, how often does a child wish for an extra week (or month, or year) of vacation? For 10 youngsters from a foreign country, getting a chance to share their heritage, their stories, and their faith was a simple reminder that some rarely take an education for granted. With names like Julius, Carol, Aidah, Joab, Joan, Jonathan, Kasim, Milicent, Robinah and Tonny, the Ugandan Kids Choirs of Childcare Worldwide made a lasting impression at Cross Lutheran Church in Burlington Aug. 12. The 10 choir members – chosen from the youngsters sponsored by donors in the United States – spend 11 months touring the country. After their stop in Burlington at Cross Lutheran, the choir had more stops in Illinois, and will be headed toward Indiana and Michigan in the next week. Children are chosen through an audition process. Also included are the student’s academics and their ability to work well within a group. The 10 continue their studies while on the road in the U.S. The choir gives the organization a chance to show the impact Childcare Worldwide has in bringing children out of poverty and educating them to make a difference in the future. Susannah Spaid, the tour leader, started with the group earlier this year. From Bellingham, Wash., she knew all about Childcare Worldwide. “I had known about the choir in previous years. I went to school in the same town our organization was founded in,” Spaid said. “I was out of work, and this kind of fell
into my lap.” While Childcare Worldwide works in several countries, the touring choirs are strictly from Uganda. “It just has the basis of music and dance infused into their culture,” Spaid said. “It’s really easy to get those kids to come over because they’re already prepped and they know … they have that musicality.” The choir performs cultural music and dances, as well as contemporary Christian music. The concerts raise money for further sponsorships. In Cross Lutheran’s case, the show raised about $1,300. “It was pretty packed,” said Cross Lutheran pastor, the Rev. Carolyn Sellers. “(It was a) good turnout.” The youngsters, ranging in age from 8 to 12, travel with 3 to 4 chaperones per tour, and stay with host families in the towns they visit. When the choir visited Burlington, three families of the church played host – the Muccis, the Oldenburgs and the Warrens. And in addition to spreading traditional music, the 10 children also impressed with their behavior and manners. As Sellers explained, the youth always bow to their elders, as well as clear plates and show constant respect. Spaid said the children are taught a culture similar to
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Above, members of the Ugandan kids choir from Childcare Worldwide perform during a recent concert at Cross Lutheran Church. Right, members of the Ugandan kids choir from Childcare Worldwide share thanks for their lunch with Cross Lutheran Pastor Carolyn Sellers (middle) and traveling members of Childcare Worldwide recently.
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(Continued from page 8) the 1950s in the United States. “I like swimming,” she added. “When they come over, we make sure they maintain that level When the choir members return to Uganda, they will continue of discipline,” she explained. their studies, and most have plans to go on to study at the The female chaperones with the group are “Aunties” – a university level in Uganda. traditional honorary title that goes beyond family. “Most of our kids are wanting to be pilots or teachers or “It’s been invigorating,” Sellers said. “There’s a level of nurses or doctors,” Spaid said. “Carol wants to be a lawyer. respect toward any elder that is unparalleled.” Julius wants to be an engineer. Watching the choir members interact the day following “They all have dreams in mind, and goals,” she added. “We the concert – playing with yo-yos, chatting quietly amongst hope, through our sponsorship program, that they will be able to themselves, circling for prayer before helping themselves to a accomplish those.” prepared lunch of bread, fresh fruit and black tea – it was easy to Spaid used the word “transform” in describing what the youth forget that they were as young as they were. may be able to do for Uganda’s future. But it was clear childish pleasures won out. “They are just incredible kids,” Spaid said. “We are moving Julius loved winter, and built a snowman in Washington, constantly, adapting to change. Just to see them be able to really D.C., when the tour stopped there. deal with some hard stuff … they have taught me what it looks Carol also liked snow – but much prefers pools and water like to be so full of joy.” slides.
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LIVING ESTATE AUCTION Property of Tom Krumplitsch
Saturday, Sept. 12, 2015
(Waterford Unique Antique Market - Formerly Reineman’s Hardware) Tom is downsizing. Items are being moved from storage, to the parking lot of the New Waterford Unique Antique Market (It will also be their Grand Opening!) Partial List Antiques & Collectibles: Furniture, etc- Westinghouse phonograph; Victor Victrola’s - VV-215, VV-XI & counter top Victrola; 3 tier pie crust table; plant stand; sm. painted ice box; Singer sewing machine; yarn winder; primitive roll top flour/wood bin;boot jack benches; parlor stove; wooden crank butter churn; shoe store fitting bench; Oak lamp table w/glass ball feet; Child’s school desk; rockers - 1 platform rocker, Morris, Lincoln; Asst. dining chairs; Sikes desk chair; Wooden trunks/tool boxes; sewing cabinet; East Lake bedroom sets & more! Collectibles: 2-Red Wing 3 gal stoneware ball lock jars; Red Wing 12 & 2-15 gal, Western 10 gal crocks (crocks have cracks); Red Wing Pottery vase; Mobiloil Outboard & Jacobson Mowers gas cans; milking stool; minnow buckets; wood/cast iron shoe last set; Westinghouse fan; Christmas items-knee hugers, Santa; Cow chain collar; Pabst beer cans; Old Style lighted sign; plaster Pabst sign; Berghoff beer tray; Asst. glassware; carnival chalkware; Oriental bobble head; galvanized buckets/watering cans; CI tractor seat; clay pots; lead pot & ladle; wooden advertising/ammo crates; primitive grinding wheels; floor scale; Fairbanks scale; buggy seat; coal bucket; de Uberti SP goblets w/wooden chest & Wm. Rogers flatware set; USN spoons; brass spittoon; wooden bowl; asst. tins; New Bedford rope display, medicine cabinet; 20+ vng cameras; Dietz oil lamps; wooden salt box; Oil bottles (no spouts); 1/2 pt. milk bottles & more! Toys/Games: Aurora Formula race track; Topps Batman cards; Silver Mountain train; Campbell’s Soup 100 Ann. trucks; Radio Flyer wagon; Asst. board game. Tools, etc: Blacksmith items-2-Anvils (1 Fisher), 2 - coal forges, blowers & more; Ford wrench; power tools & hand tools; Stanley No. 45 w/ box & 48 planes; Powermatic 10” table saw Model 64A with Accu-Fence, 30” rails NIB! Wagon wheel jig; & more! PLEASE READ Terms: Cash, Personal/Business check w/proper ID - No out of state check unless known, MC & Visa (3% Buyers 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 or theft. NO BUYERS PREMIUM for onsite buyers – 10% Buyers Premium for Absentee & Phone Bids only. Food, drinks & restrooms on site. Burlington, WI 53105 (262) 539-3885 www.auctionzip.com ID # 11467 ABSENTEE & PHONE BIDS WELCOMED! KEITH FAVARO - WRA #845
GUN AUCTION
Pidcock’s Gun Shop 13 W. Geneva St., Elkhorn, Wis.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 12, 10:00 A.M.
RIFLES/SHOTGUNS: Stevens Mdl 820, 12 ga.; Remington Mdl 721, 30-06; Remington Mdl 141, 35 Rem; Remington Mdl 550-1, 22 cal.; Mossburg Mdl 151M, 22 cal.; Marlin Mdl 43, 12 ga.; Winchester Mdl 1400, 12 ga.; Winchester Mdl 12, 20 ga., skeet; Winchester Mdl 42, 410 ga.; H&A Mdl Champion, 20 ga., dbl. brl; H&R Mdl Pardna 20 ga.; Remington Mdl 572 cal. 22 shop smooth bore (Rutledge MDI); Savage (Ranger 101-16) 22 cal.; Winchester Mdl 1903 DeLux cal. 22 WAR; Winchester Mdl 12, 12 ga., Trench; H&R Mdl Champion 12 ga. S/S; Ranger Mdl 30 (Marlin) 12 ga.; Winchester 1894 30-30. MISC.: 22 cal. J. Stevens target pistol, Tip-up, mfg 1885-15,000 made; Remington Mdl 1100 12 ga. stripped receiver; Remington Mdl 11 12 ga. stripped receiver; Remington Mdl 11 12 ga. barreled receiver; Remington, Winchester, Elbar shotgun barrels.
Go to auctionzip.com for photos - I.D. 10396
AUCTIONEER: Dale Folkers, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneeer #62. TERMS: Cash or good check. Sales tax applies. No buyers fee. Listing subject to change due to daily transactions. All items must be settled for on day of sale & sold “as-is” with no warrantees or guarantees. All weapons held until background check is completed.
AUCTIONS WITH ACTION
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 11:00 A.M.
LOCATION: From downtown Elkhorn, go west on W. Walworth St. (Hwy. 11) for 2 miles to Briggs Rd., then north 1 mile. Watch for signs. Howard is selling his home and moving from the area. ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: Torsion balance gold scale; handcuffs w/ keys; crystal coffee mill; wash boards; cow bells; oil lamps; kraut cutter; crocks - 2 w/canning lids, 5 gal. RW; 10 gal. Chief & numerous other crocks/jugs; 25 cast iron fry pans/kettles - some Griswald; boxes of green canning jars; mortar & pestle; milk & cream cans; milk & cream bottles - some local; pottery; enamel dippers & coffee pots; 2 indian bowls; pigeon pottery; native American gaming stones; 2 geodes; 8 track - Beatles & more; & numerous smalls. COINS: Collection of pennies - also various coins from pennies to silver dollars; wooden nickels. GUNS & MOUNTS: Jl Donn Bros. Damascus 1856 10 ga. dbl. brl.; Ward & Sons 12 ga. dbl brl.; Winchester Mdl 72A 22 cal., Winchester Mdl 94 30-30 WIN; Thompson 50 cal. black powder; Daisy BB gun; original Gego carabiner Amel 19-19 22 cal.; cloth gun cases; rifle asso. patches; antlers; prong horn elk; wild boar mount; mounted ermine; steer horns. FROM THE GARAGE/BARN: Pr. 2005 Ford pickup running boards; 14’ StarCraft alum. boat w/tanks & trailer; fishing rods/reels; 1940s? Johnson? O/B; dbl. wheel wheelbarrow; bikes; pr. cement fawns; numerous wood pulleys; saws; vices; wagon jack; hand/power/garden tools; large selection of farm/implement/machinery pamphlets & more. HOUSEHOLD/MISC.: Set of Chokin plates; carved wooden eagle by H.Dickman; Legos; doll cradle; toys; beer steins/mugs; Oreck vac.; Nautilus portable dishwasher & the usual household items.
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AUCTIONEERS: Dale Folkers, Tom Kleist, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers #62 & 999. Cash or good check. No buyers fee. All items must be settled for on day of sale & prior to removal. Items sold “as-is” with no warranties or guarantees. Buyer responsible for items after they are sold. Lunch available.
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Slices of Life
A letter to me 20 years ago We all change a little each day. Our experiences mold us. I’m not the same person I was 20 years ago. Hardly – and I’m not just referring to my pants size. It would be interesting (to say the least) if we could go back and talk to the person we were two decades ago. What advice and insight would we give? And, would the person we were then listen to us now – or not?
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Jill Pertler Columnist
will never end. Believe me, it will. You might think you know it all at this point (that’s one thing that hasn’t changed about us during the last 20 years) but you don’t. Not really. We never do. But Dear me from 1995, I do have a few snippets You are embroiled in the business and busyness of knowledge that might benefit you now and in the of parenting. Two young years to come. children depend on you First, I have some good and you’re about to top news: they will grow up. that off with a couple You will sleep through the more in the coming night on a regular basis years. I know. It sounds overwhelming, but you can and as an added bonus you won’t have to set a do it. Sleep is over-rated substantial portion of your anyway and adult naps were invented for a reason. weekly spending toward diapers. You feel as though this Next, I have some bad stage and their neediness
news: they will grow up. It will come more quickly than you ever could have imagined. And as you lie awake in bed at 2 a.m. you will recall their middleof-the-night cries with fondness and longing. There will even be times when you wish for it to happen again, maybe just once, to be able to smell their baby breath and remind you that you are a young mama. Even though you will delight in their growth, it will be a pain like you’ve never experienced before. Their dependence – and following independence – defines your being. That is OK. The eventual independence will feel good, after a time. You may even get back to some of the old hobbies that you nearly forgot you used to enjoy – gardening, crafting, your husband. The toddler years are
no match for the teenage ones. Having teenagers is much harder, and more fun, than you ever imagined. Enjoy them. At both stages and everything in between. Don’t worry if one of them has feet that grow so much that he needs another new pair of gym shoes mid-school year. In the big scheme of things it is no big deal. Help them to prioritize. Being kind. The importance of family. Good friends. Good choices. Good grades. Worthwhile activities. Sports. In that order. Teach them to take responsibility for their actions. I fear responsibility is getting lost in our age of entitlement. “I was wrong,” and “I’m sorry,” are important phrases for them to practice and master.
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Jill Pertler is an awardwinning syndicated columnist, published playwright and author. She invited people to follow the Slices of Life page on Facebook.
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them or expect them to be what you think they should be. Let them define themselves and I promise you’ll be satisfied with the finished product. Finally, don’t be too hard on yourself. You’re doing the best you can. You’ve always got tomorrow to be the perfect parent. Thanks for listening. Sincerely, Me from 2015.
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Talk to them. Keep an open dialogue. Answer their questions and they will answer yours. Often this will be at midnight when you are beyond tired or when you have a work deadline that’s overdue. Kids are lots of things, but convenient isn’t one of them. Take the time on their time. It’s all you’ve got. Keep loving their dad, even when he seems a little irritating, and he will continue to love you when you are a lot more than a little irritating. Keep loving them, even when they are the opposite of easy to love, which kids and teenagers can be on occasion. Don’t judge
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3232 S. HONEY CREEK RD. Between Hwy. D & 20. Thurs. 9/10; 8-3 & Sat. 9/12; 8-Noon. Household items, other items, too much to list. New things added. 3640 BIENEMAN RD., 9/10-11 9-5; 9/12 9-2. Unique estate sale: crystal, collectibles & furniture. 409 GARFIELD ST. #6, Sept. 9 until all is gone, indoor, BDRM & LVG RM furniture plus all HH, preteen-adult clothes, text 262757-3445 509 STORLE AVE. Saturday, Sept. 12, 8am to 3pm. MAN SALE: Cleaned out garage. Screwdrivers, Pliers, Wrenches, Sockets, Bolt cutters, Dremmel set, Alternators, Spark plugs, Generators, Oil filters, MSD ignations, Pushrods, Pitpal trailer organizers, Chev.V8 distributor(new), Lap belts & shoulder harnesses, Rims, Goodyear drag racing tires, Welder and table, Comp cams, Jack stands, Trailer hitch, Portable air tank, Tie downs, Cam shafts, Intake manifolds, Brake pads, Vortec heads, Ferrea valves, 2 ton jack, Carburetors, Distributors, Nuts, Bolts and much much more. 7810 EVERGREEN TERR. 9/1012 9-4pm. Vintage, collectibles, antiques new. Not your typical sale, fishing typewriter jewelry army decanters candelabras glassware unique gifts. 8341 CHARA DR. Sept. 12 & 13 8am-5pm. Boat, households & much more!
Elkhorn Garage Sales N 8140 HIGHRIDGE DR. OFF HWY 12/67 On Pleasant Lake. Sept. 10-13; Thurs. - Sat. 8-5; Sun. 12-5. Don’t miss this one. Awesome Garage & Moving Sale. Something for everyone. Brand name adult clothes, $1-$4; Household, tools, collectibles; ‘07 popup camper, Christmas village
Twin Lakes Garage Sales 1002 W. MAIN Sept. 11 & 12; Fri & Sat.; 9-5; Infant boys clothes 12 mos., toys, breast pumps, (2) car sets; baby access., (2) trolling motors & much misc.
Union Grove Garage Sales 145 CHELSEY LN. 9/12, 8-3. Baby girl clothes, baby items, toys, books & household items. 290 11TH AVE., 9/11-12 9-5pm. Exercise/lawn/garden eqiup., stereo/speakers, clothing, accessories, household & more. 637 200TH AVE., UNION GROVE Friday & Saturday, September 18 & 19th. Tools, collectibles, much miscellaneous.
Waterford Garage Sales 32106 HIGH DR (HWY 20) This is It! Sept. 10-11, 8-5 & 12th, 8-1. Huge 3 family to be held inside large pole barn (rain or shine) Vintage: perfume bottles, postcards, jewelry, tools, mason jars, depression glass, magazines/ books, cameras, hardware & toys. F-150 short-bed liner (like new), rustic wedding decor, furniture and endless misc. items. Don’t miss this one!
Wind Lake Garage Sales 7631 W. WIND LAKE RD. 9/19 & 20 8-4pm. Too much to list.
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bringing a new friend home and saving a life. We together really can save one life, change many lives every day. Please remember the Barnabas $61,000 matching grant will match every donation you make at this time, doubling your assistance to the povertystricken. Think how many lives will be changed, how many of our fellow creations will have the pains of poverty removed thanks to all of you and the Barnabas matching grant donors. Thank you and God bless you for helping. Health and happiness, God bless everyone, W.C./Sal
Oktoberfest comes to Paddock Lake Authentic food, music, dancing set for Saturday
The Fifth Annual Old Settlers Oktoberfest on Saturday will feature authentic German food, dancing, Little Miss Edelweiss pageant and a Dachshund Dash. Entry to the event is free and runs from noon to 8 p.m. at at Old Settlers Park, 24100 75th St. “This is a wonderful event for all of Kenosha County,” County Executive Jim Kreuser said. “It’s an opportunity to celebrate fall in the beautiful setting of Old Settlers Park.” New to the event this year is the County Executive 5K+, starting and ending at Old Settlers Park. Registration begins at 8 a.m. and the race will start at 9 a.m. The morning run/walk will be family friendly and participants are encouraged to dress in Oktoberfest theme. The first 40 participants to arrive will
receive a complimentary Oktoberfest alpine hat. Visit www.kenosharunningcompany.com to register and review the entry fees. The Dachshund Dash is for dachshunds and dachshund mixes vying to be the fastest Top Dog or a Hot Dog. Registration for the races begins at noon and the races will commence at 1 p.m. The number of races will depend on the number of dogs registered. There is no fee for participating. Immediately following the Dachshund Dash, there will be an open class all breed dog dash. All dogs are welcome to participate. Participants must register. Old Settlers Oktoberfest will feature authentic German food and beer for purchase from noon to 8 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by the
Brew Haus Polka Kings from noon to 7 p.m. The German Dancers, the D’Oberlanders Dance Crew, will perform at 2 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m., and 6 p.m. A classic car show will be held from noon to 4 p.m. Children’s games, hair braiding and face painting will be held from noon to 6 p.m. Little Miss Edelweiss pageant will be held with registration from noon to 3 p.m. and the pageant starting at 4 p.m. A raffle drawing will be held at 7 p.m. and will include numerous prizes, including $1,000 in cash for first place. Fireworks over Paddock Lake will top off the event. Old Settlers Oktoberfest is sponsored by Kenosha County Division of Parks and Old Settlers Oktoberfest Inc. For more information, call (262) 8591869.
Please help: There are many coming to us in desperation. Our good fellow creations need our compassion. Together we make a big difference. Make checks payable to The Time Is Now to Help, P.O. Box 1, Lake Geneva, WI 53147. The Time Is Now to Help is a With recent reports of ATM fers the following advice: corder. Also, change your PIN Report any suspicious activity federally recognized 501(c)3 card skimming in the area, the • Inspect the card reader. If occasionally. immediately. charitable organization Better Business Bureau is ad- the card reader looks damaged • Choose ATMs wisely. • Check your credit report licensed in Wisconsin and vising residents throughout to or bulky, give it a wiggle. If the Avoid using ATMs in poorly at least once a year. Check Illinois. You will receive be vigilant and protect them- device can be easily moved, lit areas or standalone ATMs your report annually for free a tax-deductible, itemized not monitored by surveillance at www.AnnualCreditReport. selves from the growing scam. alert authorities. thank-you receipt showing com. A credit card skimmer is a • Protect your PIN. When cameras. how your donation provided portable card-reading device entering your PIN, cover the • Monitor bank statements. If you believe you’ve fallen assistance for the poverty that is attached within the le- keypad with your other hand. Regularly review your finan- victim to card skimming, report stricken. gitimate scanner, capturing a If the keypad appears loose, it cial statements for inaccura- it to authorities. Also document A very special thankcard’s information. Cameras could be a sign of a keypad re- cies and fraudulent purchases. it on BBB Scam Tracker. you: Barnabas Matching and/or keypad recorders may Grant, The Summertime also be used in card skimFoundation, Fox ming plots. With stolen debit Charities, Kathleen and card information and personal Pringle Nature Center, 9800 160th Ave., Bris- that might interest you. Brian Hurdis Charitable identification numbers thieves tol, will offer the following programs in Septem- • Teacher Naturalist Volunteer Training on Fund, The Clarence and have the information they ber: Wednesday, Sept. 16: Second Grade 10 to noon; Marilyn Schawk Family need to make unauthorized • Leave No Child Inside Autumn Photograph- Third Grade 1 to 2:30 p.m. Are you interested Foundation, The Harold purchases and possibly drain ic Scavenger Hunt on Saturday, Sept. 12, 1 to 3 in nature and would love to share that curiosity and Bernice DeWeerd accounts. p.m. You’re invited to bring your camera and with the next generation? Pringle Nature Center Family Foundation, Martin “Even the most careful your imagination for nature photography – scav- is offering training sessions for the classes ofBusiness, Charles and consumers can fall victim to enging style. Pringle will provide fun outdoor fered to school groups. Come for some or all of Barbara Taylor, Joyce card skimming,” said Ran photography activities that can be enjoyed by the sessions. Check out www.pringlenc.org for Dougherty, James and Hoth, CEO and president of every age and skill level. Come and leave when the educational programs that might interest you. Lynne Newman Foundation, the BBB Serving Wiscon • Teacher Naturalist Volunteer Training you like. Free. Gregory Swanson, Michael sin. “BBB reminds people to • Teacher Naturalist Volunteer Training on Thursday, Sept. 17: Fourth Grade 10 a.m. to Glass, John and Sally be observant and safeguard Tuesday, Sept. 15: Kindergarten Programs 11 noon; Fifth Grade 1 to 2:30 p.m. Are you inDicmas, Jeanne Allen, personal information. Skim- a.m. to noon; First Grade 1 to 2 p.m. Are you terested in nature and would love to share that Jacob and Janice Friesema, ming can happen anywhere to interested in nature and would love to share that curiosity with the next generation? Pringle NaCharles Koerner, Don and anyone, and residents need to curiosity with the next generation? Pringle Na- ture Center is offering training sessions for the Laura Quackenbush, E. and take proactive steps to protect ture Center is offering training sessions for the classes offered to school groups. Come for some Barbara Andres, Tom Earle, themselves.” classes offered to school groups. Come for some or all of the sessions. 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