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Review of local parking laws set

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At right: Leia Carroll, 7, sitting aboard a Metra train bound for Antioch is happy to display the copy of The Polar Express autographed by Santa Claus, which she won in a special drawing during this year’s adventure on the North Pole Express ride to the North Pole (a.k.a., the Buffalo Grove Metra station) on Friday. Below: Former District 1 Lake County Board member and Chief Elf for the day Judy Martini (left) alongside Special Conductor Bernadette Rowe, calls for “Tickets, please!” aboard the North Pole Express, More than 70 children, parents, and grandparents dressed in their pajamas, met at the Antioch Metra train station, hopped aboard a special car on the Metra commuter train, and took a ride to Santa country where they were entertained with lunch, games, prizes, dancing, cookies and hot chocolate, and a visit from Santa Claus. The North Pole Express is one of Parks and Recreation Department’s most popular events. Tickets for all days were sold out on the second day they were available. The holiday tradition was expanded to 12 days this year.

Rules for RVs, theater parking raise concerns

By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT

Whether its recreational vehicles parked in residential areas or if there are enough parking spaces for patrons of local theaters, the Antioch Village Board wants to take an in-depth look at the village’s parking ordinances. Village Trustee Mary Dominiak at the Dec. 16 Committee of the Whole meeting requested a review of the village ordinance regarding parking. “I’ve had complaints from neighbors about where boats, RVs and other large vehicles can be parked.” She said where some people are parking these larger vehicles doesn’t please some of their neighbors. Certain subdivisions have homeowner’s covenants that the village cannot enforce, but there is a parking ordinance that governs the rest of the village. Trustee Jay Jozwiak said there are certain requirements for the number of parking spaces for theaters and restaurants that aren’t followed. “We have over 200 seats in the Antioch Theater and I don’t

know how many at PM&L,” he said, “and there aren’t the corresponding number of parking spaces available.” “These destination points bring business into the village and we ought to make sure that the village has enough parking to accommodate this,” Trustee Ed Macek said. “A large part of village funds come from sales tax. And part of this ordinance makes it impossible for delivery trucks to park to unload.” Trustee Scott Pierce reminded the board that “People come to Antioch for recreation. They enjoy the lakes, rivers and campgrounds here.” He said that every fall, he parks his boat on the street and cleans and washes it before storing it for the winter. “Our ordinances allows for the boat to be on the street, without being attached to the car, for 13 hours,” Pierce said. “It takes me a weekend but its gone by Monday.” “Let us know the next time you are doing it,” Dominiak quipped, “so we can make sure you get a ticket.” The board suggested that

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For most communities, becoming incorporated is a pretty simple act and one that is accomplished in a straightforward manner. For the Village of Johnsburg the process was a bit more complicated and featured many twists and turns. The journey began in 1841 when Nicholas Frett, Jacob Schmitt, and Nicholas Adams made the journey from the Eiffel region in Germany to the United States. They arrived in the area that today we recognize as Johnsburg on Aug. 2 after leaving their families in Chicago while they searched for farmland on which to build their new lives. The men were farmers, seeking to escape high taxes in their homeland, which was then ruled by Prussia. Prussia was trying to recover financially from the Napoleonic Wars and placed the burden of high taxation on the farmers to fund

their needs. The farmers were hard pressed to pay the excessive taxes as the soil was in poor shape and crops were not growing well. It is believed that these Catholic farmers also suffered from religious persecution as the country was turning to Protestantism. On arrival to this area of McHenry County, these three men were impressed by the land and the nearby Fox River and Pistakee Lake, which would provide adequate water for their crops and livestock. The lake and river were a source of waterfowl, which could be hunted for food. They purchased land in the area and their farming community – which they named Johnsburg – was born. So pleased with their new community, they wrote to friends and families in Germany to encourage them to come and also start a new life. Many

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Facility was site of two recent arrests Village of Fox Lake officials will consider revoking the license of a local spa, which has twice been the site of prostitution allegations in the past six months. On Dec. 15, the Lake County Gang Task Force in conjunction with the Fox Lake Police Department conducted an investigation into reported prostitution, which allegedly occurred at Lake Spa, 31 Town Center Lane, Fox Lake. During the investigation, LiYun Liu, 48, of the 200 block of 24th Street, Chicago, allegedly offered to perform a sexual act on an undercover detective in exchange for money. Following this offer, Liu was arrested without incident. She was charged with one count of prostitution (class A misdemeanor). Liu is due in court on Jan. 21, at 9 a.m. in courtroom C-404. The first arrest made at Lake Spa for prostitution occurred on June 29. Yan Jian, 50, of the 15400 block of Highway 59, Plainfield, was arrested by Fox Lake police for operating an illegal massage parlor. She was arrested after allegedly offering to perform a sexual act on an

undercover detective for money. Fox Lake Mayor Donny Schmit said, “I asked the Lake County Gang Task Force to investigate the activities occurring at Lake Spa and I’m very happy with the fast results.” Sheriff Mark Curran said prostitution is not a victimless crime. “The Lake County Sheriff’s Office will continue to actively arrest johns who solicit prostitutes and those offering sex acts for money, while searching for victims of human trafficking,” he said. The Fox Lake Police Department has become the newest member of the Lake County Gang Task Force. The Lake County Gang Task Force is a multijurisdictional task force, run by the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, consisting of local, county and federal agencies. “I’m proud of the strong working relationship the Village of Fox Lake has established with the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, especially over the past several months. This is a long-term affiliation Fox

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Antique quilts to go on display at Opera House Nine antique quilts from the McHenry County Historical Society’s collection will be on display Jan. 5 through Feb. 29 at the Woodstock Opera House. The quilts, dating from the 1860s through 1950s, are available for public viewing from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays in the Community Room gallery. They also may be seen before, after and during performances. The fourth annual show features several unique patterns, ranging from a “Robbing Peter to Pay Paul” design to a 1880s “Crazy Quilt” featuring odd shapes and a haphazard pattern, to a snowflake variation dating from the 1930s. The “Double T” celebrated an 1868 marriage in Crystal Lake and a “Bear Paw” variation was quilted by Henry P. Allen in 1898 for his daughter – one

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Village of Fox Lake officials will consider revoking the license of a local spa, which has twice been the site of prostitution allegations in the past six months. On Dec. 15, the Lake County Gang Task Force in conjunction with the Fox Lake Police Department conducted an investigation into reported prostitution, which allegedly occurred at Lake Spa, 31 Town Center Lane, Fox Lake. During the investigation, LiYun Liu, 48, of the 200 block of 24th Street, Chicago, allegedly offered to perform a sexual act on an undercover detective in exchange for money. Following this offer, Liu was arrested without incident. She was charged with one count of prostitution (class A misdemeanor). Liu is due in court on Jan. 21, at 9 a.m. in courtroom C-404. The first arrest made at Lake Spa for prostitution occurred on June 29. Yan Jian, 50, of the 15400 block of Highway

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“I’m proud of the strong working relationship the Village of Fox Lake has established with the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, especially over the past several months. This is a long-term affiliation Fox Lake intends on maintaining,” Schmit said. Since the inception of the task force in July, the task force has doubled in size. The task force is responsible to combat, prevent and interdict criminal gang activity in Lake County. The areas of enforcement are included but not limited to narcotics, human trafficking, gun trafficking and money laundering all of which are a means to further gang activity. “The Lake County Sheriff’s Office is pleased to welcome the Fox Lake Police Department as the newest member of the Lake County Gang Task Force,” Undersheriff Ray Rose said. “The Gang Task Force has been very successful, working aggressively throughout Lake County to keep our community safe.”

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Antioch police officer Nick Garcia recently became one of 29 Illinois police officers to earn the designation of Master Patrol Tactics Officer. Antioch Police Chief Steve Huffman presented a certificate to Garcia at the Dec. 7 Village Board meeting. Deputy Chief John Laskowski, while he was interim chief, chose Garcia to participate in the Tactical Patrol Officer program in the summer of 2014. During the program, Garcia received intensive training in rapid deployment, multi-assault counter terrorism action capabilities, tactical rifle operators course and First Aid. He was also trained in patrol tactics including contact and cover, building searches, high-risk felony traffic stop techniques and tactics, arrest team tactics and K-9 search and arrest tactics. The completion of this training earned a designation of Tactical Patrol Officer. The training that put Garcia into the mas-

ter designation included instructor certification in rapid deployment, multi-assault counter terrorism capabilities, First Aid, tactical rifle instruction and patrol tactics instructor. During the presentation, Huffman stated, Garcia “will continue to provide these relevant and quality training programs to officers in our department. “We like to train as a group,” Huffman said, “because we respond as a group. Having Nick providing in-house training helps us accomplish that and keeps costs down. “If we had to outsource this type of training,” he continued, “it would be costly.” While Garcia will be training Antioch officers, Huffman expects that training to be expanded. “I know that there has been joint area training in the past and we expect that to continue in the future,” he said. “Whenever there is a major event, such as what happened in Fox Lake,” Huffman continued, “we are all involved through mutual aid.”

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Highway improvement project clears major hurdle The Illinois Toll Highway Authority Board on Dec. 17 unanimously approved a resolution authorizing an environmental impact statement for the highways 53/120 improvement project affecting Round Lake and Grayslake. The move follows four years of work by a broad group of government, business and environmental leaders in Lake County to advance the project, which had been stalled for decades. An environmental impact statement includes a detailed study of alignment alternatives, environmental impacts,

financial feasibility and a “no build” scenario. The process will also include a public information and engagement program with multiple meetings and opportunities for public input. The project will be conducted in partnership with the Illinois Tollway, the Illinois Department of Transportation, the Lake County Division of Transportation, and the Federal Highway Administration. “Over the last four years, a diverse group of leaders worked to develop an innovative vision for the Ill. Route 53/120 project that balances

a desire for traffic congestion relief opportunities with a need for enhanced environmental and community protections,” said Lake County Board Chairman Aaron Lawlor, who serves as co-chairman of the Ill. Route 53/120 Blue Ribbon Advisory Council. “I want to thank the Tollway Board for approving an EIS for the Ill. Route 53/120 project and their commitment to further evaluate this project.” In 2011, the Illinois Tollway reinitiated the project by convening the Blue Ribbon Advisory Council and charged the panel with de-

veloping a plan that built consensus among local and regional stakeholders. They recommended a parkway with specific design and performance standards that reduce congestion, preserve the environment, and enhance connectivity. A Finance Committee and Land Use Committee also developed feasible financing options and land use strategies. Additionally, the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning listed this project as a top priority in its regional master plan saying it would have the highest congestion

reduction benefits and the largest economic impacts. “We have moved this project further than ever before by building consensus among a broad group of leaders in support of a modern, innovative transportation system with strong standards that protect the environment. It is critical that the Tollway and IDOT use the … recommendations as the intellectual framework for the (environmental impact statement),” Lawlor added. “Today is a giant step forward in advancing traffic congestion mitigation and economic growth for Lake

Alleged gang member charged for drugs A suspected gang member member, allegedly began deis charged with multiple illestroying drug gal drug offenses following a evidence. raid of a residence in Round DetecLake Dec. 10. tives seized Lake County Gang Task cocaine, alForce executed a search prazolam warrant at a residence in the and cannabis 24500 block of West Norefrom inside lius Avenue, unincorporatthe residence. ed Round Lake, following a The quantity William two-week investigation. As and packCochran detectives entered the resiaging of the dence, the target of the search drugs seized warrant, William J. Cochran, were consistent with the sale 42, a documented street gang of narcotics, officials allege.

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obstructing a peace officer (Class A misdemeanor), and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia (Class A misdemeanor). Cochran was being held at the Lake County Jail on a $200,000 bond. His next court date is Jan. 6, at 10:30 a.m. in Courtroom C-120. This is the second time in six months the Lake County Gang Task Force executed a search warrant on a residence where Cochran was residing and selling narcotics.

If you’re celebrating the holidays with a drink, the Lake County Sheriff’s Office has a message for you – “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.” The county department is joining others across the country in an annual holiday crackdown on drunken driving. The campaign runs through Jan. 3. “The safest way to get home is to drive sober or catch a ride with a sober, designated driver. If you plan on drinking at the holiday party or at a restaurant, plan ahead and hand the keys over to someone else – a sober friend, a taxi or public transportation,” Sheriff Mark Curran said. In addition, seat belt law violators will receive a ticket – no exceptions. That applies to applies to the back seat passengers, too. Illinois law mandates everyone has to buckle up, no matter where they’re sitting in a vehicle. Sheriff Curran emphasized, “Whatever you do, don’t drink and drive. And remember, a seat belt is your best defense in a crash, so Click It or Ticket.” “We can’t stand to see this tragic loss of life again and again,” added Undersheriff Ray Rose. “The hardest part of the job is making that house call and telling a family their loved one is gone because someone chose to drink and drive. We show zero tolerance for drunk drivers on the road.” The Sheriff’s Office offers these tips for safe driving: • Even one drink can impair judgment and increase the risk of getting arrested for driving drunk – or worse, the risk of having a crash. • If you will be drinking, plan ahead; designate a sober driver before the party begins. Don’t drive, call a taxi, phone a sober friend or family member, or use public transportation. This law enforcement crackdown is coordinated by the Illinois Department of Transportation as part of the statewide Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over and Click It or Ticket campaigns. In 2013, 10,076 people were killed in drunken driving crashes in the United States, almost a third of all traffic fatalities. Of the 10,076 people who were killed, 65 percent were the drunk drivers themselves.

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Rabid bat found in McHenry County A rabid bat was found on Dec. 10 in a Crystal Lake residence, according to the McHenry County Department of Health. There was a confirmed human exposure so rabies treatment was begun. Homeowners who find bats in their homes should contain the bat in a room by closing the door or placing a blanket on it and immediately call Animal Control at (815) 459-6222. In order to test bats for rabies, it is important they be in good condition (i.e. head is intact) – either alive or recently deceased. Specimens in good condition that test negative for rabies eliminates the need for rabies treatment following

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(Continued from front page) came and Johnsburg began to grow. now known as the Community Club, became While the farms flourished, the need for sup- concerned about Johnsburg losing its autonomy plies and services for the farm families became as neighboring communities continued to exa necessity and businesses opened in the small pand. They formed a committee to explore the town. A dry goods store, a grocery store and a future of Johnsburg. A vote for incorporation creamery that made cheese were among some of was attempted on two occasions but both times the early businesses that formed along Johnsburg the voters turned them down. Working with the Village of Sunnyside, the Road before 1900. This was not a diverse community as all the committee members worked out an agreement residents came from the same region in Germa- that the area known as Johnsburg would be anny. They shared the same beliefs, morals, lan- nexed into Sunnyside. The committee members guage and were all members of St. John’s Cath- who supported the annexation worked hard to olic Church, the only church in town. At that encourage neighbors to approve it and were suctime, there was no interest in forming a village cessful using the motto “Neighbors Join Hands.” The referendum was successful due to the government. In 1922 the Johnsburg Men’s Club was found- work of this committee, which included many ed and it and the church provided most of the Johnsburg residents some of whom remain inservices that communities usually expect from volved in the community today. As of 1991 the town government. This tight-knit community Johnsburg ceased to be and Sunnyside increased in size from 704 acres to 3,334 acres prospered. Meanwhile, the property that was originally while the population grew from 1,500 to 4,600 settled by Nicholas Frett in 1841 became known residents. as Sunnyside Farm in 1914. Now owned by the The Village of Sunnyside was short lived, May family, they ran a successful farm on this however. Just one year later the name of the vilsite until 1940. At that time, Alfred J. May decid- lage reverted to Johnsburg, accomplishing what the Community Club originally set out to do, that ed to subdivide the farmland and build houses. This subdivision, along with other adjoining is to incorporate the village and preserve Johnssubdivisions being developed in the area, began burg’s autonomy, name and heritage. to consider incorporation as a village. And so While the heart of Johnsburg maintains they did. They applied to the state for permission its idyllic country style, the recent growth of to incorporate and on April 2, 1956, the Village commercial shopping along Highway 31 takes of Sunnyside was officially established with Johnsburg into the 21st century as it embraces future growth and development while remaining Leonard Guge installed as the first president. In 1989 Johnsburg’s Men’s Club, which was true to its heritage.

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“You can pick it out and I’ll do the rest,” he said. “I’ll put it up and decorate it. You won’t have to do a thing.” Famous last words. We did find a tree. It wasn’t very tall or full but it had bark and branches. My husband propped it in its stand and tightened the bolts to stabilize the trunk. Our Charlie Brown sapling leaned to the left. We adjusted the bolts and straightened the sparse spruce. When my husband let go of the tree, it leaned to the right. We pulled and prodded and repeated the process. Still, our tree leans.

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Grandma needs car to get child to cancer care It is with grateful hearts we announce that Fox Charities has provided The Time Is Now to Help with a generous $25,000 matching grant opportunity. This grant will be called the Fox Charities $25,000 Christmas Miracles matching grant. This is the 13th matching grant that Fox Charities is providing for The Time Is Now to Help. Fox Charities has been very charitable with their support of our good works. We are so thankful for their generous hearts and all of your generous donations that have made their past matching grants such a success. These funds come at a critical time for our organization. The requests always far exceed the donations, especially at this time of year. With these funds we will again be able to provide our life-changing assistance to those living in desperate poverty in our communities. God bless Fox Charities for this opportunity. It truly is a Christmas miracle to The Time Is Now to Help and all of those turning to us for assistance.

Dear readers, This past year there seems to be a huge increase in the number of requests from families struggling with cancer. The amount of children afflicted seems to have skyrocketed. The families and children we have provided poverty assistance to this year would astound you. Thanks to all of you, we have been able to remove the financial stress and physical pains of poverty for these families in their most desperate time of need. I called this grandmother to set up a time to visit. When I asked her when would be a good time, I heard a hesitation in her voice so I asked her if it would be convenient if I came to visit Dear W.C., immediately. After a moment I desperately need your her answer was, “Yes. Thank help with obtaining a vehicle. you, thank you.” I heard the My present car broke down desperation in her voice. on the way to Milwaukee I had a recently donated where my granddaughter vehicle that was in the shop goes for cancer treatments. for repairs but would make I am raising both my a very trusty vehicle for granddaughters since my those long trips to and from son died in an accident five Milwaukee. If everything was years ago. The girl’s mother as the grandmother stated, was not fit to care for herself, this donated vehicle would much less two children, after be the car for her and the he died so I was granted grandchildren. custody. I followed the directions My 10-year-old provided by the grandmother granddaughter began and arrived at the mobile having vision problems home they were living in. It and headaches about looked to be in fair condition four months ago. When I and cared for. When I took her to the eye doctor knocked on the door, I was let they said something was in by the grandmother after wrong and referred me to showing my identification. a specialist. I found out my The door led right into the beautiful granddaughter has main living area of the trailer. an inoperable cancerous I met the two granddaughters brain tumor. The doctors and immediately could tell say she only has less than which child was sick. The a year to live. She is going younger granddaughter was through chemotherapy and vibrant and looked so healthy radiation to try to keep it next to her sibling. She held from progressing. That is why the hand of her older sister we need a good car. All her and I could see their close treatments are at Children’s sisterly bond. The child with Hospital in Milwaukee. cancer was frail with thin hair I was working full-time and dark circles under her before this started, but I have eyes. She slurred her words cut back on my hours in order slightly when she spoke and to care for my granddaughter. I noticed her hands shook. I I was able to care for the watched as the younger sister three of us before by living held her trembling hand until very frugally. Now there is it passed. After speaking with

both girls for a few minutes the grandmother asked the younger sister if she would take her older sister to rest in her room and read to her. This would give us the privacy to talk freely without worrying about distressing the children. Once the children were in their shared bedroom the grandmother checked on them and came back to talk. We sat at the small table and I saw the worry and heartbreak on the grandmother’s face. I reached over and took her hand and she grasped mine tightly in return. After a moment she said, “I don’t know where to begin. I have never had to ask for help before but this is something I just can’t get over on my own. When I lost my son I knew the responsibility of those girls would be mine. I took on that responsibility knowing things would not be easy, but I never thought they would be this hard. I never thought there would be a chance I would have to watch my grandchild get so sick that there is a chance she might…” She could not finish the sentence that neither of us wanted to hear as she began to cry. She kept looking worriedly at the granddaughter’s bedroom door to make sure they could not hear her. We were both relieved to hear the younger granddaughter reading loudly to her ill sister. I said to the grandmother, “Don’t even think about that now. You are doing your best to help your granddaughter fight this horrible disease. Let’s stay positive and think about the possibility that she can beat this. Let’s think that there is a possibility that the car we are going to provide you with will be the vehicle your granddaughter needs to be healthy once more. Let’s pray for healing right now.” We both joined hands and asked God for the blessing of health, safe transportation and a miracle to occur. When we finished the grandmother commented on how much better the prayer made her feel. I knew our caring assistance would bring some of the healing this grandmother and grandchildren needed. The grandmother told me about the mother of her granddaughters. She had addiction problems and struggled with mental disabilities. She was not capable of being a good

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parent to the girls. The grandmother told me how she would stop by every now and then but it just seemed to upset the girls when they saw her. It was hard for them to understand their mother’s sometimes odd behavior and personality ups and downs. The grandmother commented that ever since the older daughter’s cancer diagnosis the mother had not come by to visit. She added, “I think she is having one of her episodes. She probably is using drugs again. I knew it would be too much for her to handle in her psychological state.” I appreciated the grandmother’s honesty. Even though the grandmother was asking for a vehicle I still asked to go over her budget. I found a few additional areas they needed help in that would ease the stress they were enduring. We paid their utilities and lot rent a few months in advance to help them through the coming months. We made arrangements to get the car registered. We provided the grandmother with several gift cards so she would be able to purchase some much needed healthy foods and for clothing for the granddaughters. I also added some gas gift cards for those long drives to the hospital. She was again crying when I handed her these gift cards. When I was getting ready to leave the grandmother asked me to come say goodbye to the granddaughters. I followed her to peek in on the now quiet granddaughters. We both smiled when we saw both girls asleep on the bed hugging each other with a book nearly covering their faces. The grandmother’s face went from a smile to her eyes instantly filling with tears. I quickly grasped her hand again and said, “Remember our prayer. We have to believe in a miracle to give her a chance.” I hoped she would hold onto this hope and possibility of a miracle in the trying weeks to come. Six weeks later I called the grandmother to check in. She shared how the granddaughters now called the donated car the miracle car. She said it seemed to make the trips to and from the hospital less traumatizing when they were made in the miracle car. The car and the other assistance “We” provided truly removed their pains of poverty and

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was a miracle as well. The Lake S. Chapter 2015 Night granddaughter was not of Love Fundraiser, Lake getting any worse yet and Geneva Country Meats, Paul the doctors seemed to be Ziegler, Gregory & Jean amazed she had even had Dexter, Thomas Morrissy, some improvement. We Laverne & Jean Reu, Traver again prayed together for the School Students & Staff, Williams Bay School District blessings of health and the Staff, Church of Jesus Christ hope of miracles. I continue of LDS, Lakeland Trash to pray for a miracle for this Service, James & Marilynn young girl and the many Dyer, Robert & Mary Ann people turning to us for assistance while they struggle Bulgrin, June Davidsen, George & Barbara Partyka, with illness. I hope you can Yvonne Mol, Jack & Mary join me in these prayers for Lou Mc Kinney, Karen those that are suffering. Kayser, Beth & Jody Rendall, Please consider donating Shirley Gifford Abell, First at this time as every dollar Congregational United of your donation will be matched by the Fox Charities Church Women’s Fellowship, Harry & Lois Niese, Ken $25,000 Christmas Miracles & Joyce Pagel, Jean & Matching Grant. It is such a blessing to have all of “You” Donald Cooper, Margarie Egger, A. & S. Kapela, and Fox Charities beside us Patricia Jankowski, Mr. & in our efforts to remove the Mrs. Benjamin Dunham, pains of poverty. God Bless John & Kathy Poiron, Ron you for your support of our & Carolyn Bloch, Michael mission and all our good Glass, Sid & Patty Johnson works “We” accomplish and ALL of you who support together. The Time Is Now to Help Health & Happiness, God donation boxes, and the Bless Everyone, W.C./Sal Please Help: There are many businesses that allow our donation boxes. Anyone coming to us in desperation. who would like a Time Is Our good fellow creations Now donation box in your need our compassion. business, please call (262) Together we make a big 249-7000. difference. Make checks payable to: The Time Is Now Honoraries: Mark & Laina Papenfus in honor of Tim to Help, P.O. Box 1, Lake Geneva, WI 53147. The Time & Dani Brellenthin’s 50th Is Now to Help is a federally Wedding Anniversary. recognized 501(c)3 charitable Memorials: Anne Kadditz organization licensed in in memory of her brother the states of Wisconsin and John Kaelbli. Illinois. You will receive a tax deductible, itemized W.C. Food Pantry: The thank you receipt showing W.C. Food Pantry is located how your donation provided at: 205 E. Commerce St., assistance for the poverty Elkhorn, WI. 53121. This stricken. is in the old Aurora Clinic A Very Special Thank building off of Hwy. 67 just You: Barnabas Matching east of Interstate 43. Their Grant, Fox Charities, phone number is (262) 723Martin Business, Bess 4488. Spiva Timmons Foundation, Please visit: www. Virginia Klaus, The Petco timeisnowtohelp.org Foundation, American Culinary Federation-Geneva

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We all smelled the tree and had to agree it had a fine pine scent. My husband looped one string of lights around from top to bottom and even I had to admit our little tree was looking brighter. He got the box of ornaments from the basement and we put them on one by one. There was a baby girl ornament from 1991 commemorating our daughter’s first Christmas. Another of Mickey ears reminded us of a trip to Disney World. Snowmen with the message “I love the USA” were from Christmas 2001. We hung a tiny cable car from the year my husband and I traveled to San Francisco. We found a framed ornament of a Labrador retriever puppy and remembered our dear dog. This will be our first Christmas without her. There were countless ornaments handmade by the kids over the years – each one a true treasure. As we adorned the branches, I was glad my husband talked me into getting the tangle of greenery that is our tree this year. We don’t have time to do all the things we wish we could to get ready for the holiday. We don’t have the money to buy huge and tremendous jaw-dropping gifts. We might not get the gingerbread house made or picture perfect cards sent. And that’s OK, because we do have the things we really need. Right here. Hanging on the branches of our tiny tree. Jill Pertler is an award-winning syndicated columnist, published playwright and author. She invites readers to follow the Slices of Life page on Facebook.

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