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Straight shooters Below: A wide variety of new, used, and vintage rifles and shotguns are on display during the Lake County Gun & Sportsman’s Show held at Antioch VFW Post 4551, 75 North Ave. on Sunday. In addition, a wide variety of vintage handguns, knives, fishing gear, and accessories were also available. At right: Nicolas Contraras Jr., 13, listens to instruction on gun safety provided by Mike Quist, of Vintage Arms of Illinois, who organized the event. Contraras won a Henry model H001 .22LR youth rifle in a special raffle held for attendees 17 years old and younger with parental supervision. Photos by JUDE KAIDER Hi-Liter

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Village sets fees, fines for tobacco sales By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT

The Antioch Village Board has approved an ordinance establishing fees for selling tobacco products and fines for violating the rules. Village Trustee Scott Pierce said at the board’s Dec. 21 meeting that he was pleased with the ordinance. “This is long overdue and I’m glad to see that the fees are low and the fines are high,” he said. Licensing and background check fees are set at $100 to the village. Fingerprints are done by a variety of vendors who have varying fees and the police department has a list of those vendors. If an applicant fails the background check, the fee paid to the village, minus a $50 processing charge, will be refunded. Fines for the first violation of the ordinance are between $200 and $750. The amended ordinance also states that no tobacco products can be sold within 100 feet of any school, childcare facility or other building used for educational or recreational purposes for those

younger than 18 years old. The village clerk had previously issued licenses at no charge. Complete details of the new ordinance are on the village website under the briefing room link.

Committee revamped The Antioch Village Board voted unanimously to modify the membership of the Environmental Committee at its Dec. 21 meeting. The commission now requires five members instead of nine, in an attempt to ensure the commission can maintain a quorum to allow a meeting. Another issue was that the record showing commission members’ terms expire was lost, so the board approved the following members and terms. Melonnie Hartl, president will serve until April 30, 2020; members Mike Babicz and Scott Frillman will serve until April 30, 2020 and members Peter Grant and Amanda LeBrun will serve until April 30, 2018.

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Local economy grows in 2015 Lake County continues to see its economy grow, including competitive weekly wages and employment figures that rank above neighboring counties, according to Lake County Partners, the county’s public-private economic development agency. Statistics show that Lake County added 8,602 jobs between September 2014 and September 2015, the organization said. Here are some other economic highlights in Lake County within the past year, per Lake County Partners: • A survey conducted by the Lake County Division of Transportation found that enhanced traffic technology and improvements have saved commuters 1,625 hours in travel delays along several corridors. This means drivers are using less fuel (544.8 gallons)

per day, which has saved drivers approximately $9.8 million a year. • Lake County ranks among the top counties for travel spending in Illinois, with visitor spending hitting a new high of $1.26 billion, tourism supporting 10,300 local jobs and travel expenditures generating $76 million in state tax receipts. • Lake County government continues to maintain its AAA bond rating – the highest rating possible – which significantly reduces long-term risk for businesses and residents, and distinguishes the County from others in the region. For more information about economic development in Lake County, visit Lake County Partners website at www.lakecountypartners.com/ index.php/about-us/economic-developments-newsletter.

Fox Lake offers Safe Sitter course The Fox Lake Department of Parks and Recreation in January is offering a Safe Sitter course for children ages 11 to 14. Participants will learn life-saving skills so they can be safe if they are home alone or watching younger children. The next Safe Sitter course

will be held on Jan. 16, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Lakefront Park Building, 71 Nippersink Boulevard, Fox Lake. Check in is at 9:15 a.m. and the graduation ceremony is at 4:15 p.m. The class fee is $45. Call (847) 587-3944 with any questions.

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Inventor of silo called Spring Grove his home By Sandra Landen Machaj CORRESPONDENT

In the 1800s, one of the problems that faced farmers in the Midwest was how to preserve food for their livestock through the cold Midwest winters. Corn was grown in the fields to feed the animals but much of it spoiled before the winter ended. As a result, the livestock, especially cows, which were the most important animals on farms in this area known for its milk production, often became sickly, lost weight and their milk production decreased or stopped completely. Others did not make it through the winter. Fred Hatch was a young man from Spring Grove who left the family farm to attend the Illinois Industrial University (now known as the University of Illinois) in Urbana. He was a graduate of the University’s second class. Hatch studied under Professor Willard Flagg Bliss, who not only was head of the agriculture department, he was the only professor. Textbooks about farming were very rare in this country, so Bliss began to translate

French and German pamphlets on silage, a product produced by burying an entire corn plant in pits. Some of his students became interested in learning about this process, especially Hatch. When Hatch returned home after graduation, he convinced his father, Lewis Hatch, to change the way they stored the animal food for winter feeding. At the time pits were dug outside and the corn was buried. Unfortunately much of it spoiled due to water from rain and ground seepage. Fred Hatch and his father built a pit 8 feet deep, 10 feet wide and 16 feet long. Uniquely, this pit was not dug outside but inside their barn. The pit was lined with rocks and mortar. The sides built 16 feet above ground, were composed of two thicknesses of flooring with a layer of tarpaper sandwiched between them. The silo was not the round silo we see today but was rectangular in shape. The pit was then filled with whole corn plants. Hatch learned that using the green plants as was the practice at

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They sat indiscriminately on the clearance rack marked down like a thousand percent from their initial price. Hand towels. Not your everyday, ordinary, run-of-the-mill hand towels. These happened to be emblazoned with the letter “P” as in the first letter of my last name. I contemplated my good fortune for a millisecond before tossing a pair in my cart. A couple bucks later, I returned home with monogrammed towels. Monogrammed towels! I figured I’d finally hit the big time. Never mind they cost like a dollar apiece. It’s not everyday you find yourself confronted with the possibility of a monogram. A monogram practically sings your name – at least the first letter of it. Monograms are snazzy and jazzy and they look like they were made just for you – or for someone who shares your initials. I hung them in the bathroom and waited for company to come over. Meanwhile, I took the old, worn and tattered towels that had previously hung in the bathroom and tossed them in the back of a cupboard. No need for friends, family or visiting strangers to witness our tatters. I took another proud look at my new monograms and the metaphor hit me: People are like towels. (Which I realize is actually a simile, but bear with me here.) We display our monograms for the world to see and hide the tatters in places where they aren’t as likely to be noticed. Whether it’s a monogram on a towel, a logo on a purse, a label on the back of jeans or a brand name on the back of a vehicle, we work hard to show only our best side when the world’s camera comes in for our close-up. Consider social media. When’s the last time someone posted “At a youth sporting event. My kid struck out twice – so far,” or, “Report cards came home today. Billy got three D’s. At least it’s better than last semester.” How about, “TV dinners again tonight,” or, “Please excuse the lack of beach photos. We can’t afford a vacation this year.” Posts like these aren’t going to happen because these examples simply aren’t monogram material. They’re probably all real and all

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accurate, but they are not our choice for sharing in public because we consider them our tatters. We don’t want people to see our worst; we want them to be aware of our monograms. In all honesty, life is messy and flawed. There’s just no need for anyone to know about it. If you visit, and you use my bathroom, you might note I have monogrammed towels and you might surmise that I have money to purchase monogrammed towels. From there you might jump to the conclusion that I have an orderly and well-organized household where the laundry is never piled high, no one ever gets angry, homework is done on time every time without any reminders from parents and the towels remain perfectly folded on the rack monogram side out never becoming soiled or tattered. And if you thought that, you would be wrong. Despite the monograms bought on clearance, I have my share of tatters – and piles of laundry. And it is OK. Even during the best times, life is not meant to be perfect. I’ve discovered over the years that good can be great and so-so might be the best you’re going to get, depending on the day. But even when it’s two steps forward, one step back, you are making the effort and that counts for something – whether you are monogrammed, tattered or, like most of us, somewhere in between. And when you have friends and family who love you, tatters and all, it begins to make sense and you understand there’s no need to hide behind a monogram. Not really. Even though I still do sometimes. But I’m working on it. Jill Pertler is on holiday break and this is a previously published column. Pertler is an award-winning syndicated columnist, published playwright and author. She welcomes having readers follow her column on the Slices of Life page on Facebook.

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Antioch Winter Wine Walk tickets on sale The Winter Wine Walk scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 23, is the first of three similar events the Antioch Parks and Recreation offers throughout the year. The Winter Wine Walk takes place in downtown Antioch from 1 to 4:30 p.m. and includes food, a commemorative glass and wine. The 2016 Winter Wine Walk checkin process will be slightly different this year. For this wine walk participants will meet at the Antioch VFW Post 4551, 75 North Avenue, starting at 11:45 a.m. and ending at 12:45 p.m. Participants will

then travel downtown for the 1 p.m. start. For those who are normally dropped off at the Wine Walk plans must be made for transportation downtown after check-in. Tickets are $40 per person and are limited to eight per person. Tickets can be purchased online at www.antioch.il.gov or in person. Tickets may also be purchased over the phone, online or in person at the Parks and Recreation office, 806 Holbek Drive. Online registration may be found at www.maxsolutionsonline.com/antioch/ Customer/BrowseActivities.aspx.

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Antioch Mayor Larry Hanson (from left) receives a photograph of the 2015 Antioch royalty from Miss Antioch Jasmine DeLara, Little Miss Antioch Bella Dusek and Junior Miss Antioch Aliya Rhodes at the Dec. 21 Village Board meeting.

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The Lake County Sher- Office. name and callback number, iff’s Office has received Here are some safety tips then hang up and verify their reports of residents getting offered by sheriff’s officials: information via the Internet fraudulent telephone calls • Don’t give identifying or telephone book from individuals represent- or personal information to • If a caller is asking for ing themselves as someone anyone over the telephone someone who isn’t home, from the Lake County Sher- unless you have confirmed tell the caller they can’t iff’s Office. who you are speaking with. come to the telephone ver The offenders are using • Don’t provide payment sus informing the caller you tools to “spoof” their tele- information to anyone over could be home alone phone number, making it the phone unless you have If you think you’ve received a fraudulent teleappear on recipients’ call- initiated the conversation we didn’t want them to be er identification as a phone • If you are unsure of a phone call, contact the Lake number used by the Sheriff’s caller’s identity, ask for their County Sheriff’s Office. lost,” Robe explained. “So the Historical Society agreed to hang them on their walls for everyone to OPEN to the PUBLIC No Membership OPEN to the PUBLICFee Discover the see.” ndMembership Fee No 6515-352 Ave, New Munster, WI Best Bargains at DeLara thanked officials for the opportunity for all three Mon - Fri 9-6 262-537-4407 to represent the village in Lake Hours: MonFri 9-5, Wed Sun 9-6, Sat 8-4, Sat 8-4, 9-4Sun 9-4 Visit us at: www.bestbargainsinc.com County.

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The 2015 Antioch royalty – Jasmine DeLara, Miss Antioch; Aliya Rhodes, Junior Miss Antioch and Bella Dusek, Little Miss Antioch; presented the Village Board with their photo at the Dec. 21 meeting.

Parks Director Shawn Robe explained that the new photo would be hung in the park district with the four preceding years while the other pictures would be on display at the Lakes Region Historical Society. “We now have 30 years of photos of Antioch queens and

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County offers tips for weathering winter While winter is a great time for outdoor sports or sipping hot chocolate in front of a fire the season can also be a time of illness and injury if people fail to take appropriate health and safety precautions, according to the Lake County Health Department and Community Health Center. The following are some tips from department on how to avoid some of winter’s woes: Colds Colds are the world’s most common illness. More than 100 viruses can cause colds. While there is no vaccine to protect you, there are ways to lessen your chances of coming down with the illness. Keep the humidity up in your home (between 30 and 40 percent) since dry air dries out the mucous membranes in your nose and throat and causes them to crack, creating a place where cold viruses can enter your body. Wash your hands frequently and avoid contact with people who have

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have difficulty keeping themselves or their homes warm in cold weather. Seniors and/ or low-income families struggling to pay their heating bills can apply for assistance from the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) through the Community Action Partnership of Lake County (www.caplakecounty.org) or contact their township office. Frostbite When spending long periods of time outdoors during cold weather, be alert for signs of frostbite. It initially occurs in the nose, ears, fingers and toes, and can happen at any temperature below 32 degrees. Frostbitten skin is whitish, and stiff and feels numb rather than painful. To treat frostbitten skin, do not rub the area, since friction can cause further skin damage. Seek medical attention immediately. Warm the affected parts of the body with warm water for 20 to 40 minutes. Wrap the area in blankets, sweaters, etc.

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The decision also installs two alternates, Meghan Petrowski and Sandra Emmerling who will serve until April 2018. The changes allow the alternates to attend all meetings and be involved in discussions.

fund has $12 million in unfunded liabilities, it is not a cause for concern. That number, according to McCarthy, includes future payments for persons not yet retired and not yet ready to retire. The state does require that Police pension details the projected amount be fund Antioch Finance Director ed at 90 percent by the year Joy McCarthy told the board 2040 and Antioch has been that while the police pension creeping up to that percent-

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Holiday Light recycling offered The Village of Spring Grove is once again offering holiday light recycling. Holiday lights can be dropped off for recycling at the Municipal Centre, 7401

Meyer Road, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Holiday lights that will be accepted for this free program are: Mini-lights (or Italian lights), C7 lights, C9 lights,

rope lights, LED lights and extension cords. Garlands, live greens and wreaths are not accepted. The holiday light recycling program will run through April 3.

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This monument in Lyle C. Thomas Park in Spring Grove honors Fred Hatch, who is known for inventing the first upright silo. This replica of Hatch’s original silo, with stone foundation and upright floor boards, was built to hold the plaque tell the story of Hatch’s invention.

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the time produced more spoilage than when they used mature plants and cut them into small pieces so they could be packed in tightly, keeping the air out. Spoilage was still a problem, especially in the corners. Rats also found their way into the silos again causing damage to the silage. The Hatch family built two more silos inside the barn. This time they made one change, a concrete foundation rather than rocks to keep the moisture and vermin out. They also removed 16 inches of silage from the silo each day, which proved to be beneficial in preventing spoilage. The first year the 75 Shorthorn cows on the Hatch farm, were fed the silage once each day. In a 1922 interview for the Prairie Farmer, Hatch stated that after that first year of

receiving the silage from the new silos, “The cows stayed fatter and milk production increased over the winter.” The Hatch silo did not take off immediately. Franklin Cole built a silo in 1882 and in 1886 Frank Hatch followed with one of his own. The square shape was replaced by the round silo we see today in the 1880s. Many were made of brick. In the 1890s round wood silos began to appear followed by concrete silos. Commercial silos began to be produced so that farmers did not need to build their own. It was 1908 before the silos became common on the landscape but once they started they multiplied quickly. Fifty years after Fred Hatch built his first silo there were 455,000 silos in the U.S. according to the census.

Fred Hatch, in his later years, traveled the state speaking to farm groups. In 1918 his portrait was added to the Farmer’s Hall of Fame at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Fred Hatch died in 1929, but he is still remembered in Spring Grove for his silos. The original Hatch silos remained in use for 46 years, but after the sale of the farm in 1919 to Joe Kattner, the barn was taken down along with the silos. Today a plaque honoring Fred Hatch and his silos can be seen at Lyle C. Thomas Park, on Blivens Road in Spring Grove. The plaque is built as the original silo was built, that is a stone foundation and wood flooring sides. The plaque was dedicated by the American Society of Agricultural Engineers in 1984.

Christmas tree recycling offered McHenry County residents may recycle Christmas trees through Jan. 15 at the following drop-off sites: • Glacial Park, Ringwood (off Harts Road) • Rush Creek, Harvard (at Twin Oaks parking area, west

of pond) • Algonquin Township Headquarters, 3702 U.S. Highway 14, Crystal Lake. Tinsel and decorations must be removed. If trees are transported in a bag, residents should remove the bag before

recycling. Commercial dropoffs are prohibited. Trees are processed into mulch, which will be available free of charge at a later date. For details call (815) 3386223.

Enrichment classes on sustainability offered McHenry County College’s Continuing Education Department will offer non-credit sustainability classes for the public. Among the topics are tree identification, beekeeping, essential oils and hydroponics.

• Winter Tree Identification. Class takes place from 9 to 11:50 a.m. Jan. 16, at the Hennen Conservation District in Woodstock. Cost is $7. • Beekeeping 101. Class takes place from 7 to 9:20 p.m. Feb. 1 to 22, in Room

A102 at MCC. Cost is $59. • Introduction to Essential Oils. Class takes place from 6 to 6:50 p.m. Feb. 18, in Room A117 at MCC. The cost of the class is $15. To register, call (815) 4558588.

McHenry County College is the only community college in Illinois to be named a finalist for the 2016 Bellwether Award, which recognizes outstanding and innovative community college programs. MCC is one of 30 finalist colleges chosen by the Community College Futures Assembly and one of 10 colleges selected in the Instructional Programs & Services category, for designing and implementing teaching in the community college. Specifically, MCC is recognized for its integrative approach to reducing dependency on developmental math. “We are thrilled to be chosen as a Bellwether finalist,” said Tony Miksa, Ed.D., vice president of Academic and Student Affairs. “The unique partnership with area high schools to reduce the number of students who take developmental math in college is paying off with promising results.” Across the country, approx-

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purchased such beautiful Christmas ornaments. The older child immediately said, “We didn’t buy those, we made them.” I knew they had made them but I played along, asking, “How did you make these ornaments?” The children both gave me their description of how the ornaments were made out of magazines they found in the recycling bin and how they had found the tree in the apartment dumpster. I told the children how pretty the tree was, and I could see this made them proud. The mother smiled and asked the children if they could go clean up their room so we could talk. They both briefly complained like normal children do but then asked if I could come see their rooms. The mother asked the children, “Are you sure you want W.C. to see your messy room?” The children both shouted, “Yes!” so the mother gave her approval. I stuck my head in the tiny shared bedroom and was surprised to see there wasn’t much of a mess. The children didn’t seem to have many toys, so there was not enough stuff to cause a mess. The two single mattresses on the floor each had a blanket neatly spread over them. Once the children were busy in their room, the mother and I went to talk in the living room. I didn’t waste any time and got right to work. I asked the mother about her Celiac disease and she shared her many symptoms. She suffered some bone loss, dental problems, digestive disturbances, fatigue and joint pain. She had applied for disability and was still waiting her determination after nearly nine months. I asked how she had gotten by so far and she shared she had been receiving unemployment. That had come to an end, and she was behind in her rent two months and her utilities. She had used what little money she had left to pay her car payment and provide food when possible. Due to her dietetic needs, there were many common foods she could not consume. She

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had not been that careful in the past as she had not been diagnosed and was eating a normal diet including fast and processed foods. When her symptoms could no longer be ignored, she had to give up her job as she could no longer explain the long frequent trips to the restroom. I have helped people before with this disorder and have family members who suffer from severe allergies to gluten, so I know this can be an embarrassing and expensive way of life. You must eat as little processed foods as possible and eat a whole food diet to keep yourself healthy. After discussing her dietary needs, we moved onto their financial needs. Going through her budget and bills, I could see she needed to be approved for her disability to get by. Her rent was very reasonable and her utility bills were low but she could not pay either without any income. The children’s father had not paid his child support or visited the children in many months. I told the mother she needed to remind him of the importance to his children of these child support payments. The mother said he often worked for cash so he would not have the child support deducted from his pay. This is another common thing I hear again and again. Once we reviewed the budget thoroughly, I told the mother the areas we would be helping in. Their rent would be brought up to date and paid into the future to hold them over until the mother’s disability was approved and hopefully the children’s father found his heart and helped his children. Their utilities would be also paid up and into the future. We provided her with grocery store gift cards so she could purchase foods that would be on her diet. At this point I looked up and noticed the mother was crying. She quickly apologized but I told her it was OK. The children must have heard the mother crying as they came running in the room questioning, “Why you crying, Mommy?” The mother smiled at the two children and scooped them up in a big hug. “Mommy is crying because she’s happy.” The children looked confused by this so the mother explained, “Sometimes you are so happy you don’t just laugh, you cry. Mommy is happy because W.C. said he is going to help us have a real Christmas dinner. Not a make believe one like we had for Thanksgiving. Isn’t that great?” Both children were bouncing up and down in their joy and excitement. After arranging the mother and children’s assistance I asked one of our volunteers to pick up a few toys for each of the children. I had asked the mother what was on their wish list and she slipped me a written list. It was modest, so I had the volunteer pick out a few other items that I thought the children might like. It would be good to see these children actually have toys to mess up their room with after Christmas. We will be following up with this mother and children in the future to monitor their financial position. We do not want them to fall through the cracks again during the

holidays or any time of year. That is our purpose. That is our mission. That is what we vow to do 365 days a year. It is a way of life, not just a seasonal charitable effort. Thank you for your support in our mission and we wish all of you a very blessed and Merry Christmas. Please consider donating at this time as every dollar of your donation will be matched by the Fox Charities $25,000 Christmas Miracles matching grant. It is such a blessing to have all of you and Fox Charities beside us in our efforts to remove the pains of poverty. God bless you for your support of our mission and all our good works we accomplish together. Health and happiness, God bless everyone, W.C./Sal 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 federally recognized 501(c)3 charitable organization licensed in Wisconsin and Illinois. You will receive a tax deductible, itemized thank you receipt showing how your donation provided assistance for the poverty stricken. A very special thank you: Fox Charities, Martin Business, Bess Spiva Timmons Foundation, Virginia Klaus, The Petco Foundation, Lake Geneva Country Meats, Paul Ziegler, Gregory and Jean Dexter, Thomas Morrissy, Laverne and Jean Reu, Joseph Shaughnessy, Dorothy Heffernan, Traver School Students and Staff, Williams Bay School District Staff, John and Marian McClellan, Brian and Lisa Schmidt, William Antti, Katherine Kelly, Shawn and Donna McLafferty, Michael and Kathe Beach, Claudia Siesennop, George and Karen Noldan, Jack Meredith, Carole May, Raymond and Kimberly Sommer, Fontana Garden Club, Dan and Regina Mehring, Jerry and Patricia Cooper, Frank and Florence Bogyos, Robert and Linda Mylin, Judy Dahlke, LuAnn Himebauch, Frank and Donna Scherkenbach, Michael and Sally Anne Chier, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuberth, and ALL of you who support The Time Is Now to Help donation boxes, and the businesses that allow our donation boxes. Anyone who would like a Time Is Now donation box in your business, please call (262) 249-7000. Honoraries: Mark and Laina Papenfus in honor of Tim and Dani Brellenthin’s 50th wedding anniversary. Memorials: Al and Geri Hinton in memory of their friend Kenneth Conell. W.C. Food Pantry: The W.C. Food Pantry is at 205 E. Commerce St., Elkhorn, in the old Aurora Clinic building off Highway 67 just east of Interstate 43. The phone number is (262) 723-4488. Please visit: www. timeisnowtohelp.org

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Two from county to serve on juvenile officer’s association Two Lake County juvenile probation officers have recently been elected to serve on the Executive Board of the Lake County Juvenile Officer’s Association. Mario Urbina, a juvenile principal probation officer, has recently been selected as the vice president and Margo Ferretti, senior juvenile probation officer, was re-elected

to serve as the secretary for the association. “Both officers demonstrate dedication and commitment in their work in the field of juvenile court services and to the families of Lake County,” said Presiding Judge of Juvenile Court Valerie Boettle Ceckowski. The Lake County Juvenile Officer’s Association was or-

ganized in 1958 in response to a movement within the state for the organization of common goals and the treatment of juveniles within the Juvenile Justice System. The association promotes education activities and civic purposes within our community. Urbina has been with the 19th Judicial Circuit since 1988. He began his involve-

ment with the association over 28 years ago. For the past four years, Urbina has served as one of the directors of the Executive Board. Ferretti has been employed with the 19th Judicial Circuit since 1992 and has been a member of association for the past 23 years. Ferretti has served on the board for the past three years.

Lake County health department offers tips for weathering winter While winter is a great time for outdoor sports or sipping hot chocolate in front of a fire the season can also be a time of illness and injury if people fail to take appropriate health and safety precautions, according to the Lake County Health Department and Community Health Center. The following are some tips from department on how to avoid some of winter’s woes: Colds Colds are the world’s most common illness. More than 100 viruses can cause colds. While there is no vaccine to protect you, there are ways to lessen your chances of coming down with the illness. Keep the humidity up in your home (between 30 and 40 percent) since dry air dries out the mucous membranes in your nose and throat and causes them to crack, creating a place where cold viruses can enter your body. Wash your hands frequently and avoid contact with people who have colds. Build up your natural resistance by eating well, exercising and getting enough sleep. The Flu Influenza is an upper respiratory infection that can make persons of any age ill. Symptoms include fever, chills, cough and soreness, and aching in the back, arms and legs. Abdominal cramps, vomiting or diarrhea are not flu symptoms, although they can be present with flu because of a coincidental condition. The most important thing you can do is to get a flu shot. A vaccination can provide protection and might reduce severe outcomes such as hospitalization and death. Flu shots are available at pharmacies and health care providers throughout the county, as well as through the Health Department. In protecting yourself and your family, remember that frequent hand washing also helps prevent the flu. Other

good habits to help prevent the spread of any respiratory illnesses are to cover your mouth when you cough or sneeze, and stay home when you are sick. Hypothermia Hypothermia can be fatal if not detected promptly and treated properly. It occurs when the body temperature drops to 95 degrees or below. A 3.6-degree drop from a normal body temperature of 98.6 degrees may seem trivial, but it’s drastic for vital organs. The most common victims are older persons who have difficulty keeping themselves or their homes warm in cold weather. Senior citizens should take caution not to turn their thermostats down too low to save money. Seniors and/or low-income families struggling to pay their heating bills can apply for assistance from the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) through the Community Action Partnership of Lake County (www.caplakecounty.org) or contact their township office. Infants less than one year of age are also at risk because they lose body heat more easily than adults, and cannot make enough body heat by shivering. The condition can develop over a period of time. Even cool indoor temperatures of 60 degrees can eventually trigger hypothermia. Symptoms include shivering, drowsiness, slurred speech, hallucinations and slow and shallow breathing. If you notice these symptoms in a person, take his or her temperature. If it is 95 degrees or below, call a doctor or ambulance, or take the victim directly to the hospital. Those who have inadequate heating at home should visit malls or other public places to stay warm. As always, check on neighbors who live alone and never leave infants, the elderly or pets alone in cold cars. When outdoors, be aware

of the added effect of wind chill. For example, 20-degree air temperature combined with a 20-mile-perhour wind has the effect of 10 degrees below zero on the human body. Frostbite When spending long periods of time outdoors during cold weather, be alert for signs of frostbite. It initially occurs in the nose, ears, fingers and toes, and can happen at any temperature below 32 degrees. Frostbitten skin is whitish, and stiff and feels numb rather than painful. Children are especially susceptible to frostbite because they can become so engrossed in their play that they overlook discomfort. To prevent frostbite, wear hats that cover the ears, scarves or masks to cover the face, and several layers of clothing to trap body heat. Mittens are better than gloves. To treat frostbitten skin, do not rub the area, since friction can cause further skin damage. Seek medical attention immediately. Warm the affected parts of the body with warm water for 20 to 40 minutes. Wrap the frostbitten area in blankets, sweaters, etc. Snow shoveling You should avoid shoveling snow unless you are in good physical condition. If you become breathless, stop, go indoors and warm up before continuing. Overexertion can cause heart attacks and lifting heavy snow can cause back ailments. Winter sports safety Lake County’s numerous inland lakes are frequently used for skating and snowmobiling during winter. If you skate on a lake or a pond, take safety precautions. Do not skate unless the ice has a uniform thickness of at least four inches. Have rescue devises, such as a rope, ladder and blankets on hand. Do not skate alone. If you are snowmobil-

Tannahill elected president of police association John Tannahill, director of public safety for the Lake County Forest Preserves, has been elected to head the Lake County Chiefs of Police Association in 2016. Prior to being elected to the

upcoming one-year term as president, Tannahill served as the organization’s vice-president, secretary and treasurer. Joining the Lake County Forest Preserves in 2007, Tannahill is responsible for

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Lake Villa residents may dispose of Christmas trees the first two weeks of January. Christmas trees will be collected at no additional charge from all residential households within Lake Villa. All decorations, including stands, tinsel and garland must be removed from trees in order to be collected. Residents are asked not place trees in plastic bags.

Sheriff’s Office included in local phone scam The Lake County Sheriff’s Office has received reports of residents getting fraudulent telephone calls from individuals representing themselves as someone from the Lake County Sheriff’s Office. The offenders are using tools to “spoof” their telephone number, making it appear on recipients’ caller identification as a phone number used by the Sheriff’s Office. Here are some safety tips offered by sheriff’s officials: • Don’t give identifying or personal information to anyone over the telephone unless you have confirmed

who you are speaking with. • Don’t provide payment information to anyone over the phone unless you have initiated the conversation • If you unsure of a caller’s identity, ask for their name and callback number, then hang up and verify their information via the Internet or telephone book • If a caller is asking for someone who isn’t home, tell the caller they can’t come to the telephone versus informing the caller you could be home alone If you think you’ve received a fraudulent telephone call, contact the Lake County Sheriff’s Office.

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SALE DATES: Wed., June 12th - Tues., June 18th 2013 Supplies Limited No Rain Checks

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4/5 oz Cold Water Lobster Tails ..................... $5.95 EA

Alaskan King Crab Legs ........................$14.95 LB 16/20 CT Shell On Shrimp ........................$8.95 LB 21/25 CT Cooked Shrimp ................$8.95 LB

Restaurant Specials:

Julie's Cheese Specials: Pre-Order Today For The Upcoming Holidays!

Breaded Lobster Bites .........$4.95 LB

12" SNACK SIZE "CUBED" CHEESE TRAY $16.95

Precooked (frozen) Prime Rib #18303...............................$4.95 LB

CHEESE TRAY FOR CRACKERS 16 IN. $25.95; 18 IN. $29.95 16" AWESOME CHEESE & MEAT TRAY $28.95

MEAT RAFFLE HEADQUARTERS

TRAY Ray $32.95in the meat department at 262-537-2991 or 262-215-1330 Specializing18"inULTIMATE custom"SANDWICH" cuts. Contact Precut Choice (frozen) VEGETABLE TRAY 16 IN $25.95; 18 IN. $28.95

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Tenderloins ........................$4.95 LB Thursdays Only!

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Non-alcoholic variations of popular cocktails Bloody Shame recipe 3 oz V8® vegetable juice 2-3 drops Tabasco® sauce 1 pinch salt 1 pinch peppers 1 celery stick

Pour V8 into an old-fashioned glass, add Tabasco sauce and stir with a celery stalk. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, and serve. Serve in: Old-Fashioned Glass

Virgin Raspberry Daiquiri recipe 3 oz raspberry puree, 2 oz pineapple juice 1/2 oz lemon juice, 1 tsp caster sugar 1/2 oz raspberry syrup

Blend briefly with half a glassful of crushed ice in a wine goblet. Garnish with raspberries, and serve. Serve in: Wine Goblet

Bear Realty Lela Elfering

My Promise to you is, “Exceptional Service with Enthusiasm and Integrity!” 262-358-0222 or lelarealtor@gmail.com Happy Holidays!

Advanced Storage, LLC

2459 Pierce Dr., Spring Grove, IL 815-675-1777 • Climate controlled units • Security lighting/fencing • Rental/moving supplies Merry Christmas!

Gypsy Glen K-9 Kastle

25 Howling Years of Pets Being Treated Like Royalty McHenry, IL • 815-385-8585 gypsyglenk9kastle.com Seasons Greetings!

Salem Auto Service

Since 1951 • Tim, Danny & Josh 8515 Antioch Rd. (Hwy. 83) Salem, WI 53168 • 262-843-3636 Seasons Greetings!

Ehorn Adams Funeral Home

Proudly serving the area since 1925 Bruce A. Adams 10011 Main St., Richmond, IL 60071 815-678-7311 www.ehornadams.com Happy Holidays!

Virgin Mary recipe

4 oz tomato juice 2 - 3 dashes lemon juice 1 pinch celery salt 4 - 6 drops Worcestershire sauce 1 pinch coarse peppers 2 - 3 drops Tabasco® sauce 1 celery stalk Pour tomato juice over ice cubes in a large highball glass. Season to taste, stir, and garnish with celery. Serve in: Highball Glass

Lilac Ledge

Low income Senior Housing 542 Washington St., Waukegan, IL 60085 847-662-2277 • www.Lilac-Ledge.com Happy Holidays!

Hair Designs Unlimited

912 Main St., Antioch, IL 60002 847-395-3338 www.hairdesignsu.com

Carmel House Apartments

Affordable Senior Housing 2815 Elisha Ave., Zion, IL 60099 847-746-5588 Seasons Greetings!

Assisi Homes of Kenosha

Rent based on 30% of income Serving 62 & Older 1860 27th Avenue, Kenosha, WI Tel: 262-551-9821 Fax: 262-551-8045 TTY Relay Center 1-800-947-3529 Happy Holidays!

Bumper to Bumper

AUTO PARTS SPECIALISTS Paddock Lake Auto Parts We Know Parts Mon.-Fri. 8-6; Sat. 8-4; Sun. 9-12 27640 75th St., Salem, WI 53168 262-843-2451 btb1657@bizwi.rr.com www.autoparts2020.com

Haase Lockwood & Associates Town Auto Repair Funeral Homes and and Service Major & Minor Repairs Crematory, Inc. Gary Grabarec • Brian & Louie Technicians 36325 103rd St., Trevor, WI 53179 262-862-2555 Seasons Greetings!

www.haaselockwoodfhs.com 5 locations to meet your family’s needs 262-877-3013 Seasons Greetings!

Virgin Bellini recipe

2 oz peach juice 1 tsp grenadine syrup 2 oz soda water Pour into a wine glass, and serve. Serve in: White Wine Glass

Strang Funeral Home of Antioch

Dave Moore & Dan Dugenske, Directors Serving the Area Since 1912 Licensed in Illinois & Wisconsin 1055 S. Main St., Antioch, IL 847-395-4000 • www.strangfh.com

Pet, Bath & Beyond

413 N. Wilson Rd. (between 134 & Nippersink in Valley Lakes Plaza) Round Lake, IL 847-546-PETS (7387) Open Tues. & Thurs. 9am-8pm; Wed. 9am-5pm; Sat. & Sun. 9am-5pm; Closed Mon. & Fri. **Bring this ad in for 20% off any service. New customers only**

Stop Heating & Cooling

8300 Antioch Rd., Salem, WI 53168 • Free Estimates • 24-Hour Service • Installation • Sales • Service 262-843-3070

The Goddard School

For Early Childhood Development 34638 North Highway 45, Third Lake, IL 847-543-9075 www.goddardschool.com

Saxony Manor

Affordable Housing for Persons 55 & Older • Pay only 30% of your adjusted gross income • Call today to schedule a Personal Tour 262-551-9005 www.fm-inc.org/saxony-manor.html A subsidiary of Fransiscan Ministries Happy Holidays!

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