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SWALCO to host e-recycling event The Solid Waste Agency of Lake County will host a one-day special electronics recycling collection event for broken and unwanted electronics. This event will be held from 8 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, May 24, at the Village of Mundelein Public Works Facility, 440 E. Crystal St. The event will provide Lake County businesses, schools and government the opportunity to drop off limited quantities of electronics (approximately 100 electronic items per guest). Organizations with larger quantities of electronics are asked to contact SWALCO directly to arrange a special pickup.

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All Lake County businesses, schools and units of government must provide a federal tax identification letter or business card in order to be permitted to drop off electronics during this event. The following is a list of some, but not all of the electronic items that will be accepted at no cost: personal computers (including tablets), non-CRT monitors, electronic keyboards, mice, small scale servers, printers, scanners, copiers, fax machines, cable receivers, satellite receivers, VCRs, DVRs, DVD players, telephones, cell phones, stereos, radios, mi-

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Upper photo: Bridget Vaughn listens to an impromptu art critique from her daughter, Vayda, 3, in front of BJ’s Fashions, 931 Main St., Antioch during this year’s Art Crawl on Saturday. Above: Teryn Jones, 13, an eighth-grader at the Antioch Upper Grade School, is backed by the AUGS Jazz Band directed by Brenden Frank (standing, right) as she belts out a rendition of “It Don’t Mean a Thing If You Ain’t Got That Swing” during their performance at this year’s Art Crawl held at the Brook Bandshell. The annual Art Crawl took place throughout the Antioch business district, featuring the artwork of area elementary school students in the windows of Antioch merchants. It was the event’s 10th year and is sponsored by School District 34. In addition to the drawings and paintings, 20 musical acts performed during the all-day event.

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The land recognized today as Lake County took a diverse route from early Indian land to present day area. The county was once part of Cook County and later McHenry County until it became the area we know today. While Illinois achieved statehood in 1818, it was not until 1831 that Cook County was organized. The area designated as Cook County covered approximately 2,464 square miles with a population of 100 residents. The area itself covered the counties we know today as Lake, McHenry, DuPage, Kane, Will, and present Cook County. Cook

County was named in honor of Daniel Pope Cook, the first Illinois Attorney General. Cook also served as the second United States Congressman from Illinois. The first Cook County Board met in 1831 and consisted of three members, two from Chicago and one from a western suburb known as Naperville (now a part of DuPage County). The county’s population continued to increase, allowing the state legislature to further divide it. In 1836, residents in the west and northwest section of the county found access to Chicago to be difficult and petitioned the state legislature to form a separate county with

a more local county seat. The legislature approved the petition and created the new county of McHenry, which extended from Lake Michigan west to present Boone County, south to today’s Kane County, and North to the Wisconsin border. The county was given the name of McHenry in honor of Major William McHenry for his service in the Indian War of 1812. The town of McHenry was chosen as the county seat because of its location in the center of the county and its proximity to the Fox River. A small courthouse was built on McHenry’s town

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The land recognized today as McHenry County took a diverse route from early Indian land to present day area. The county once included all of current Lake County until it became the area we know today. While Illinois achieved statehood in 1818, it was not until 1831 that Cook County was organized. The area designated as Cook County covered approximately 2,464 square miles with a population of 100 residents. The area itself covered the counties we know today as Lake, McHenry, DuPage, Kane, Will, and present Cook County. Cook County was named in hon-

or of Daniel Pope Cook, the first Illinois Attorney General. Cook also served as the second United States Congressman from Illinois. The first Cook County Board met in 1831 and consisted of three members, two from Chicago and one from a western suburb known as Naperville (now a part of DuPage County). The county’s population continued to increase, allowing the state legislature to further divide it. In 1836, residents in the west and northwest section of the county found access to Chicago to be difficult and petitioned the state legislature to form a separate county with a more local county seat. The legislature approved the

petition and created the new county of McHenry, which extended from Lake Michigan west to present Boone County, south to today’s Kane County, and North to the Wisconsin border. The county was given the name of McHenry in honor of Major William McHenry for his service in the Indian War of 1812. The town of McHenry was chosen as the county seat because of its location in the center of the county and its proximity to the Fox River. A small courthouse was built on McHenry’s town square. When this original building was sold to Horace Long in 1840, it was moved a block away and is now part of

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Dear readers, Together we help change the lives of many of our fellow creations, those who are suffering in the pains of poverty and those living in fear, depression and loneliness. Our caring and sharing hearts, led by our love for God, are especially needed for those who are handicapped. I received a letter from an employee of a wonderful place that cares for the handicapped and multiplechallenged fellow creations. The certified nursing assistant told me about an individual who was in a terrible accident and became paralyzed. The person never had any visitors and would cry almost all the time while awake. When asked she were in pain, the answer was, “I wish there was, but I have no feelings in this paralyzed body. I’m so alone and scared.” Most of you reading this can imagine that fear but thank God have not had to endure it or live with it the rest of your life. It is our mission at The Time Is Now to Help to make a difference, a big difference, in the lives of those suffering. I communicated with some very understanding volunteers and finally found four who would commit a few hours each week, long term. This creation of God, whose mobility was taken away by a drunken driver, needed life friends. Four friends who routinely visited, talked and listened, with

handicapped by my cousin who worked at a specialty daycare for the handicapped and poverty stricken. This daycare provided specialty care services for children and adults with multiple disabilities to allow the parents to go to work. Most of the clients could not walk, many were on feeding tubes and could not talk. I would visit them regularly, often providing wheelchairs, clothing and other necessities. We also provided bus trips for outings that the handicapped children and adults would never have had the opportunity to enjoy. The smiles and laughter are what I remember now, not the suffering because of living in extreme poverty while being multiple handicapped. At each visit we would be greeted by name by those who could speak. For those who could not speak, we were greeted by a smile of recognition. They knew if we were there, they would not feel alone and scared, trapped in bodies that did not work. Over the years we have developed friendships with many people struggling with disabilities and challenges. Many of them we have watched as their disabilities progressed. The one common element in all these fellow creations we have helped is their need for friendship. They all were afraid and lonely when we first met them. When we took the time to share our lives with them, they then shared their lives

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wonderful hearts that would create a relationship over time. This handicapped person began to look forward to the four different visitors and spending a few hours with each new and growing friendship every week. All had great faith and felt the direction of love by our gracious Lord. After a month, this person was much happier, still living in the same body with the same challenges, but full of stories to tell. A new purpose emerged as she shared in each new friend’s life. She felt cared for, loved and now the extreme loneliness was gone. And all this took was a few hours a week shared by gracious volunteers. I visited many more times and now I saw laughter and joy. What had been an impossible situation was turned into a positive lifechanging one, and this was all because of the wonderful God-loving people who cared. The Time Is Now to Help has provided assistance to many of our handicapped fellow creations over the years. When I first began this mission, I was led to help relieve the suffering of the

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with us, including sharing their challenges. Some were afraid as their diseases progressed and voiced these fears to us. Just voicing these fears out loud seemed to help to ease their fear. Just having someone to talk to and someone to listen made a huge difference in their lives. We have a place in need of our friendship and support in our community. It is Inspiration Ministries. It is a non-profit organization that houses and cares for up to 80 handicapped residents. I visited and toured this God-loving, caring facility several months ago. I found Inspiration Ministries to be a clean and orderly community where our fellow creations can live and receive the care they need. The people who work there and the volunteer board members are a Godloving group of people giving their best. The two areas I found them in need of our help are their budget shortfalls and their need for additional staff. Where do they need additional staff? They need a group of social workers who not only love their job but also their clients. They need to let their caring and sharing hearts go out to all the residents and spend time removing their fears of loneliness by being longterm friends. This would be a small-specialized group that would be there year round. The residents will get to know them and spend anticipated, scheduled time

with, knowing that they are not alone. They would have visitors who care for them and joy to look forward to. This will also create four new positions, giving employment to those who are in need. Not every resident at Inspiration Ministries has family or friends that visit. Many spend their time alone. Residents need friends they can count on to visit them several times a week, friends who will listen and friends who will share their own stories. The positions of these social workers will bring life and love back to those suffering in loneliness. The life given back to those who are physically challenged will feed their minds with wellbeing, just like the handicapped woman and the many multiple-challenged students we helped. So how can all of us help? Well we came up with a way to bring Inspiration Ministries budget up to meet all the necessary requirements to house, feed and clothe its residents, provide utilities, maintain the property and buildings and provide the best care. The way we together can help this wonderful ministry is by supporting their resale shop. Many people do not even know they have a resale shop. It has been floundering at best. Together we can make it a great success. Every one of our supporters, readers and friends can help. We all have too much stuff. Every one remodels their homes

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GARAGE SALES Estate Sales

2220 DEERFIELD PARK RD., KANSASVILLE W on Hwy 11 through Union Grove, turn right on HWY 75 N, 1 mile N left on Delaney, left on to Deerfield. May 12, 13 &14, 9-4. Vnuk Charming Lake Home filled with treasures. Something for everyone. Quality furniture indoor & outdoor, clock collection, glassware, rugs, bedroom sets, hot tubs, tools, too much too list all! View pictures at estatesales.net 262-835-1040.

39438 N. LAKE AVE., LAKE VILLA, IL Sun. May 15 9-5pm. Household items, crystal china & furnishing.

423 HARVARD AVE., GATE 1 GLENWOOD SPRING FONTANA. May 14th ONLY 8-3. Lots of wicker, beautiful farm table, kitchen items, bedding & misc. furniture.

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21205 NORTHCAPE ST, NORTHCAPE Intersection of K & 45. May 13 & 14, 9-3. Furniture, Harley Gear, mobility chair, Curio Cab., inversion table, fish tanks & stands, wood lathe, trampoline, new oak door 36”, lots of household goods.

24706 69TH PL., PADDOCK LAKE May 20 & 21 9-4pm. Some household, furniture, patio furniture, lawn & garden equipment & decoration, tools, no kids stuff or clothes.

Garage Sales

404 GREEN VALLEY DR. MT. PLEASANT 5/12-14, 9-4. Moving!

CRANBERRY KNOLLS Sat. May 14 9-3pm. 40710 Sherwood Ct. OK we have done our spring cleaning and have lots to sell! Golf travel bag, golf balls, Longaberger baskets, barstools, leaf blower, Highschool boys brand name clothes, kitchen & household items, decor, over stove microwave, area rugs, light fixtures, wicker furniture & so much more! Highway 50 to Highway P, North on P 1 mile. Watch for signs!

601 LEWIS ST., May 12, 13, 14 8-5. Multi-Family Sale: furniture, home decor, name brand teen clothing boy/girl. Baby boy purge, breast pumps to clothing and everything a baby would need! Nursing scrubs, plus size women’s clothing. Flat screen tv, electric fireplace, whirlpool frige.

Antioch Garage Sales

6407 INDIANWOOD CIRCLE 5/13, 8-4, 5/14, 8-Noon. Multi Family Rummage. LOTS of quality name brand clothing, girl’s junior sizes 0 to 9/10, mostly American Eagle & Buckle, tons of shorts, jeans & tops! We also have a LOT of women’s clothing size 6-8 for work and a lot of shorts, capris & jeans, American Eagle, BKE and Big Star. Misc household items, exercise equipment, microwave.

25063 WEST NORTH AVE., Thurs-Sat 9-4pm. Huge Mult-family: furniture, lots of household, camping items, rototiller, dryer, too much to list, new stuff daily, priced to sell, lets make a deal. 25538 W RESTHAVEN TERRACE Fri. 10-5, Sun. 10-5. Log, pine canopy bed, new air comp., sewing mach, executive desk, holiday dec, stuffed animals, glass ware, games & puzzles, kitchen items, collector plates, collector Looney Tune mugs, pictures, misc Harley parts.

Burlington Garage Sales 3 RUMMAGES IN A ROW 26713/26501 Ketterhagen Rd., 2315 McKee Rd., Thurs-Fri, 8-4, Sat. 8-?, tools, household, clothes, sport equip., toys, great rummaging, rain or shine 30726 CEDAR DR. (BROWNS LAKE) Thurs.-Sat. May 12-14, 8-4, multi-family rummage, furniture, HH, holiday decor, clothing-lots of boys clothes size 6-16, toys, books, crafts, Packer & Brewer clothes, lots of misc.

627B MEADOW LN. May 19-21, 8-4, multi-family, clothes all ages, shoes, toys, costume, jewelry, lawn mower, dishes, more

BURLINGTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (WEST OF GOOSBERRIES) Th. May 12th 11:30 am. - 2pm for the annualSalad Luncheon, reopening ofAngels Attic Resale Shop and let’s make a deal “Rummage Sale” ( Enter Front Doors for Luncheon only, for shop and rummage only, enter rear door.. watch for signs).

Elkhorn Garage Sales 329 N CHURCH ST. ELKHORN Thurs-Fri-Sat May 12-14, 9-5. Wheelbarrow, shutters, wagon, nice oak rocker, trunks, skis, dressers, totes, potting table, set of 4 chairs retro kitchen set, gun rack, seat for Harley Davidson motorcycle, shop vac, misc household items and much more.

Kansasville Garage Sales 1444 240TH AVENUE May 12th 13th and 14th, 9am-4pm Clothes for all ages, housewares, xmas and home decor, much more. 23337 CHURCH RD. May 12, 13 & 14 8-4pm. Earnhardt Sr. & Jr. Coke panels, Antiques to waterskiis and everything in between. 24710 CHURCH ROAD Fri. May 13, Sat. May 14 8-5pm. Garage Sale.

Lake Geneva Garage Sales 300 LOOKOUT DRIVE (STURWOOD) ESTATE SALE thur. may 12TH 3- 6pm., fri. may 13th 9-3pm. sat. may 14th 9-3pm., sun may 15th. 9-3pm.Beautiful antiques,mid- century furniture, collectibles, twin bdrm. set, dressers, new golf gear, household items and linens. New items Daily

Muskego/Franklin Garage Sales W192 S9574 Racine Ave. May 12-13, 7-6pm. Sat. 7-12. Antiques, fishing, tools, California redwood Burl tables, and much more!

Richmond/Spring Grove Garage Sales SPRING GROVE PADDOCK ESTATES SUBDIVISION ANNUAL GARAGE SALE. Fri & Sat, May 13 & 14, 9-4 ; 8 families. Wilmot and Paddock Roads, 1/2 mile South of Chain O’ Lakes State Park.

Rochester Garage Wind Lake Garage Sales Sales 303 N. FRONT ST., Thurs-Sat, 9-5, multi family, stereo speakers etc., furniture, glassware, much HH, interesting collection of older items, records, car top carrier, small appliances, much more

26229 NORDIC RIDGE DR., WIND LAKE, Sat/Sun 5/14-15 8am-3pm. HUGE MULTI FAMILY SALE, Tons of household, baby & direct sale items.

Waterford Garage Sales

26604 RICHARD DR. WIND LAKE May 14-15 8-4pm. American Girl Doll, Dept 56, sectional, tables/chairs, mower, treadmill, Terry Redlin prints, books, clothes, HH items.

105 N FIFTH ST May 13 & 14 8-6pm. Small & lg. refrigerator, lawn mower, metal file cabinet, 4 full body goose decoys ($125), lots of name brand clothes (Abercrombie, American Eagle, Holster, Pink & Aeropostale), household items & decor, & lots more! 24911 MALCHINE RD May 14 & 15 8-3pm. Better than the street fair. Everything from clothes to tools, hunting, ice fishing, camping, trailer tires (new), camper stuff, chicken coop, toys, crafts and yard art. 28927 CHERRY LN. 5/12-14, 9am. HH, toys, boy 4-8, girls 7/814/16, wms/mn, garden & more. 605 ANNECY PARK CIRCLE thurs. may 12th 1-7pm may13th 1-7pm may14th sat 9-5pm. downsizing and retiring, antiques, furniture, household items,holiday decor,patio furniture,women’s career apparel XL thru 2x.Too many items to list, come check us out ANNUAL FAIRVIEW ESTATES SUBDIVISION MULTI-FAMILY SALE!! Thursday, Friday, and Saturday May 18, 19 and 20 8am-2pm. Located in Waterford on Hwy 83/20 behind Cotton Exchange Restaurant.

27000 S. ELM LANE fri.13-1415th, 9-4PM. Harley and car parts, tools, home decor and miscellaneous 27338 LEMAYS COURT May 12-14 9-3pm. Household, furniture, toys, clothes, electronics, tools, bikes & much more. 27510 HOMESTEAD RD, WIND LAKE 5/12 - 5/15, 8-7. Huge Moving sale, all household, construction tools.

Lake Villa Garage Sales

36603 WESTMOOR 5/14 9-3 5/15 9-2. 50 years of collection: antique duck decoys, antique tools, too much to list. Rain or shine.

Salem Garage Sales 23512 84TH PLACE Fri. 9 till 3 pm. and Sat 9 TILL noon. tools, table and chairs, household items.

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Slices of life

Two times the excitement (and stress) Life can be exciting. And stressful. And sometimes exciting things – even though they are good things – create stress. Even though you promise yourself you won’t let them this time. You know you shouldn’t complain. Excitement is excitement after all. You are aware you should take it all in. Don’t sweat the small stuff (it’s all small stuff) and simply enjoy the milestones that are headed your way. Your logical mind knows this. But knowing and doing are two different things and when you wake up at 2 a.m. worrying about invitation lists, plus-ones, napkin colors or whether a popcorn bar beats out a candy buffet you understand that you are not

JILL PERTLER Columnist

doing well at the celebratory portion of your impending celebration. My son will graduate from high school in a month. Yay. He made it! Whew! My daughter will get married two months after his graduation. Yay. She and her fiancé made it! Whew! Graduations and weddings are delightful, festive, wonderful occasions. They signify the end of a successful journey and the promise of a new beginning.

They are days to enjoy and celebrate. But, before I can break out the champagne for a welldeserved toast, we still have things to do. So many things to do. We have to get the announcements (graduation) and invitations (wedding) ordered and we have to pick a theme for the party (graduation) not to mention the food and my boys will need suits and shoes (for the wedding) and we’ll want to find some lawn games and extra chairs (for the graduation). Speaking of that we need to rake the lawn and weed the garden before the (graduation) party and we have to come up with

centerpiece ideas for both events and we’ve yet to decide between cake or cupcakes (wedding) while cookies might be an option (graduation) and I’ve still got to choose a dress (for the wedding) not to mention a dress for the bride and bridesmaids and flower girls and so many other things that need to get decided and get done. Deep breath. Normally one big celebration is enough to keep me up at night. But two? That’s enough to put a gal way over the edge. Or not. Come on girl, get a grip. I have two major life celebrations in the coming months. How lucky can a person get? I realized

yesterday I was focusing on the tasks involved and ignoring the joy that I should be feeling about these upcoming events and that’s simply no way to celebrate. At least not if you want to celebrate successfully – which I most assuredly do. What would be the point otherwise? The days will come – and go. Someone might notice if all the napkins don’t match or if the cake leans slightly or if we run out of pulled pork, but I doubt it. And even if something does go wrong (and it probably will) and someone actually notices (and they probably won’t), I doubt they’d care enough to even notice that they noticed. Because when we

celebrate, we don’t come to the party for the decorations or the games or the music or even the pulled pork. We come together to congratulate and wish the graduate or the bride and groom all best. Because we care. It’s as simple as that. Anything beyond is just icing on the cake – or cupcake, depending on which way we decide to go. Jill Pertler is an awardwinning syndicated columnist, published playwright, author and member of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists. She invites readers to follow the Slices of Life page on Facebook.

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16 FT. ALUMINUM LANDAU FISHING BOAT 25 horse johnson motor and trailer, many extra’s, like new. $2,500 OBO 224717-0831 18’ BAYLINER BOAT 1995 model w/trailer & canvas top. Excellent condition, low mileage. $3,300. 262-877-3468. 1979 14’ SYLVAN 1989 w/40 hp evinrude, very good shape, about new trolling motor, $1,150 Call 262-408-8649. 1985 188V CELEBRITY CUDDY CABIN FOR SALE. Good condition, stored indoors, low run hours, lake ready. Includes skis, tube, wakeboard, life vests, ropes, bumpers, boat cover, trailer. 19 foot with 5.7 liter V8 Mercruiser I/O, Asking $5,500. Call 262-206-7591 for more details. 21’ STURY CRUISER 188 mercury inboard engine, full canvas, 847-587-4355. 22’ 1988 MARAGE INTRUDER 350 mercruiser magnum engine, well maintained, w/trailer w/new tires, $5,600 Call 815-245-5038 or 262-248-7125.

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2006 SOFT TAIL DELUXE TRIKE 265 rear tires, every chrome option, 2,500 miles, black custom paint & pin striping, pipes, windshield, security system, many extra parts, $20,000 OBO 847-714-4926. 2008 HD ROCKER CUSTOM 240 rear tire, every chrome option, 400 miles, blue w/flames, security system, many extra parts, $20,000 OBO Call 847714-4926. WANTED OLD JAPANESE MOTORCYLES KAWASAKI Z1900 (1972-75), KZ900, KZ1000 (1976-1982), Z1R, KZ1000MK2 (1979,80), W1-650, H1-500 (1969-72), H2-750 (19721975),S1-250, S2-350, S3-400, KH250, KH400, SUZUKI GS400, GT380, HONDA CB750K (19691976), CBX1000 (1979,80) CASH !! 1-800-772-1142, 1-310721-0726 usa@classicrunners. com WANTED: JUNKER MOTORCYCLES Running or not, Title or not. Cash Paid. 262-527-0208

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Chamber’s annual dinner is May 20 Friends of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce are invited to join the group for its 101st annual dinner on May 20. The event will run from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Doubletree by Hilton in Mundelein. Desmond Clark, former Chicago Bears player, and Matthew Flynn, CFO of

Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital are the keynote speakers. There will also be a silent auction with a wide variety of items, including sporting event tickets, jewelry, hotel stays, dining gift cards and more. The chamber will announce the incoming board members and thank the out-

going board members. Six awards will be given to outstanding businesses and individuals in the community. The cost is $75 for members and $90 for non-members. To register for the dinner, visit www.lakecountychamber.com. For information, call (847) 249-3800.

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Antioch Trustee Ed Macek (pointing, in shorts) and Mayor Larry Hanson get some on-the-job-training as parking valets at Anastasia’s Restaurant, 950 Hillside Ave., Antioch, on Sunday. The pair agreed to help out the restaurant with its expected overflow Mother’s Day crowd on an ideal weather day. It also gave them an opportunity to meet and greet many of the village’s residents.

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square miles are land and the other 935 square miles are water. Water plays an important part in both the economy and style of life in the county. The many lakes, more than 90, attract visitors throughout the summer as do the activities held on Lake Michigan in the communities which front the lake. Summertime swimming and boating can be found throughout Lake County. Open land has been preserved by Lake County in their many forest preserves which offer residents and visitors great opportunities to enjoy the outdoors through the seasons. Golf courses are open to the public and historical homes are preserved throughout the county. Lake County Historical Societies work to preserve the history of the area. Today, both Lake and McHenry counties have preserved their own identities offering a more open, pastoral feeling when compared to the heavier populated eastern reaches of the area.

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move Independence Grove as the county seat and named Little Fort, now known as Waukegan, as the county seat. Land was purchased from the State of Illinois as a site for the courthouse. The first courthouse in Little Fort was built on this land in 1844, at a cost of $4,000. The building was used as a courthouse and a jail until a county administration office was built in 1853. In October 1875, a fire broke out in the courthouse destroying much of it. At this time proposals were again made to move the county seat back to Libertyville or to the community of Highland Park. Some also suggested that a location more central to the county be chosen. Waukegan prevailed and the courthouse was rebuilt and continues to be the expanding center of county business. Lake County is the second largest county in Illinois by area. That is a bit deceiving because of the 1,368 square miles of the county only 444

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square. When this original building was sold to Horace Long in 1840, it was moved a block away and is now part of a local business. McHenry’s term as county seat was shortlived. The State Legislature further divided the McHenry County on March 1, 1839, when it separated the county into two separate ones. The eastern half became Lake County while the western half remained McHenry County. McHenry did not remain its county seat of the smaller McHenry County for long. The county seat was moved to a more central location in 1844 originally platted to be called Centerville, but in 1845 its name was changed to Woodstock. Woodstock continues to be the McHenry County seat. As Lake County became an entity of its own, it needed a new county seat. Independence Grove which is now known as Libertyville, was the site chosen. It remained the county seat until 1841 when citizens voted to re-

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Lionel Bart, based on Charles Dickens’s novel, “Oliver Twist,” on May 22, 23 and 24. “Oliver!” is directed by Tom Hausman, whose recent PM&L directing credits include “A Christmas Carol” (2014) and “All My Sons.” “Oliver!” has a wide range of roles for adults and children, of all ages. Auditions for children (ages 15 and younger) are Sunday, May 22, at 6 p.m. Adult auditions will be Monday, May 23, (mandatory for those auditioning for singing roles), and Tuesday, May 24, at 7 pm. Callbacks, if necessary, will take place on Wednesday, May 25. Auditions will consist of establishing vocal range and singing from provided materials with an accompanist, cold readings from the script, and simple movement. Those who plan to audition should dress comfortably with appropriate shoes for the movement portion. Rehearsals will begin on May 31 and will generally be Monday, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at 7 p.m. Performance dates for “Oliver!” will be Fridays and Saturdays, July 22, 23, 29, 30, Aug. 5, and 6 at 8 p.m., and Sundays, July 24, 31 and Aug. 7 at 2:30 pm. Auditions will be held at PM&L Theatre, 877 Main Street in Antioch. Visit pmltheatre.com for tickets, show announcements, news and more.

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Stage Struck is a live theatre learning experience for children ages 7 to 14. It will run Monday though Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for two weeks, starting on June 20 at the PM&L Theatre, 877 N. Main St., Antioch. The program offers a hands-on theatrical learning experience supported under the direction of theatre professionals and volunteers. The students will hone their performance skills through acting, auditioning, and stage combat workshops. Students will also be able to learn the technical side of theatre through set, make-up, lighting, marketing, and other backstage workshops. At the end of the two weeks, the campers will put on a performance of C.S. Lewis’s “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.” The cost of the theatre camp is $350, which includes 10-daytime sessions, a T-shirt, make-up kit, and the full hour evening performance of “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” for family and friends. To register for the theatre camp, register online through the Lindenhurst Park District for Theater 101 (#282101A) at webtrac.lindenhurstparks. org or call (847) 356-6011.

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ver!” – an English musical by Lionel Bart, based on Charles Friends of the Lake County Chamber event tickets, jewelry, hotel stays, dining gift Dickens’s novel, “Oliver of Commerce are invited to join the group cards and more. Twist,” on May 22, 23 and for its 101st annual dinner on May 20. The chamber will announce the incom24. The event will run from 6 p.m. to ing board members and thank the outgo “Oliver!” is directed by 10 p.m. at Doubletree by Hilton in ing board members. Six awards will be Tom Hausman, whose recent Mundelein. given to outstanding businesses and indiPM&L directing credits in Desmond Clark, former Chicago Bears viduals in the community. clude “A Christmas Carol” player, and Matthew Flynn, CFO of The cost is $75 for members and $90 (2014) and “All My Sons.” Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital are for non-members. “Oliver!” has a wide range the keynote speakers. To register for the dinner, visit www. of roles for adults and chil There will also be a silent auction with lakecountychamber.com. For informadren, of all ages. a wide variety of items, including sporting tion, call (847) 249-3800. Auditions for children (ages 15 and younger) are Sunday, May 22, at 6 p.m. Adult auditions will be Monday, May 23, (mandatory for those auditioning for singing roles), and Tuesday, May 24, at 7 pm. Callbacks, if necessary, will take place on Wednesday, May 25. Auditions will consist of establishing vocal range and singing from provided materials with an accompanist, cold readings from the script, and simple movement. Those who plan to audition should dress comfortably with appropriate shoes for the movement portion. Rehearsals will begin on May 31 and will generally be Monday, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at 7 p.m. Performance dates for “Oliver!” will be Fridays and Saturdays, July 22, 23, 29, 30, Aug. 5, and 6 at 8 p.m., and Sundays, July 24, 31 and SANDRA LANDEN MACHAJ Hi-Liter Aug. 7 at 2:30 pm. Lake County is well known for its many forest preserves. The county was and con Auditions will be held at tinues to be very insightful in preserving land for public use. PM&L Theatre, 877 Main Street in Antioch. PM&L to host Visit pmltheatre.com for (Continued from front page) auditions for ‘Oliver!’ tickets, show announcements, PM&L Theatre, Antioch, news and more. square. When this original move Independence Grove square miles are land and the will hold auditions for “Olibuilding was sold to Horace as the county seat and named other 935 square miles are Long in 1840, it was moved a Little Fort, now known as water. block away and is now part of Waukegan, as the county Water plays an important part in both the economy and a local business. McHenry’s seat. term as county seat was short- Land was purchased from style of life in the county. The lived. the State of Illinois as a site many lakes, more than 90, at The State Legislature furfor the courthouse. The first tract visitors throughout the The following May events are coming up in the Fox ther divided the McHenry courthouse in Little Fort was summer as do the activities Lake area. County on March 1, 1839, built on this land in 1844, at a held on Lake Michigan in the when it separated the county cost of $4,000. The building communities which front the Fox Lake “Spring Wine Walk” into two separate ones. The was used as a courthouse and lake. Summertime swimming Saturday, May 14, 1:30-4:30 p.m. eastern half became Lake a jail until a county admin- and boating can be found The Fox Lake Chamber of Commerce, 66 Thillen County while the western half istration office was built in throughout Lake County. Drive, will sponsor the annual Spring Wine Walk. Sample Open land has been preremained McHenry County. 1853. fine wines from Host Business Members locations. served by Lake County in McHenry did not remain its In October 1875, a fire Tickets are $39 per person and can be purchased at the county seat of the smaller broke out in the courthouse their many forest preserves Chamber or online at www.discoverfoxlake.com. McHenry County for long. destroying much of it. At this which offer residents and For more information, contact the Chamber of The county seat was moved time proposals were again visitors great opportunities to Commerce at (847) 587-7474. to a more central location made to move the county seat enjoy the outdoors through in 1844 originally platted to back to Libertyville or to the the seasons. Golf courses are Senior luncheon with entertainment be called Centerville, but in community of Highland Park. open to the public and his Thursday, May 19, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 1845 its name was changed Some also suggested that a torical homes are preserved The Village of Fox Lake and Grant Township Center to Woodstock. Woodstock location more central to the throughout the county. Lake invite senior friends to a luncheon and entertainment at the continues to be the McHenry county be chosen. Waukegan County Historical Societies Lakefront Park Building, 71 Nippersink Blvd. Fox Lake. County seat. prevailed and the courthouse work to preserve the history Join the fun as mayflowers are blooming with Don As Lake County became was rebuilt and continues to of the area. Reitsma’s stunning vocals. The menu includes baked an entity of its own, it needed be the expanding center of Today, both Lake and chicken, rice pilaf, salad, vegetable, bread, dessert, and McHenry counties have prea new county seat. Indepen- county business. beverage is included. *Menu is subject to change. served their own identities dence Grove which is now Lake County is the second Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. and the entertainknown as Libertyville, was largest county in Illinois by offering a more open, pastoment will begin at 12:15 p.m. the site chosen. It remained area. That is a bit deceiving ral feeling when compared to The cost is $8 per person. For more information, call the county seat until 1841 because of the 1,368 square the heavier populated eastern (847) 587-3944. when citizens voted to re- miles of the county only 444 reaches of the area.

summer camp for children, Stage Struck, is scheduled for June 20 through July 1. Stage Struck is a live theatre learning experience for children ages 7 to 14. It will run Monday though Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for two weeks, starting on June 20 at the PM&L Theatre, 877 N. Main St., Antioch. The program offers a hands-on theatrical learning experience supported under the direction of theatre professionals and volunteers. The students will hone their performance skills through acting, auditioning, and stage combat workshops. Students will also be able to learn the technical side of theatre through set, make-up, lighting, marketing, and other backstage workshops. At the end of the two weeks, the campers will put on a performance of C.S. Lewis’s “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.” The cost of the theatre camp is $350, which includes 10-daytime sessions, a T-shirt, make-up kit, and the full hour evening performance of “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” for family and friends. To register for the theatre camp, register online through the Lindenhurst Park District for Theater 101 (#282101A) at webtrac.lindenhurstparks. org or call (847) 356-6011.

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PM&L to host auditions for ‘Oliver!’ PM&L Theatre, Antioch, will hold auditions for “Oliver!” – an English musical by Lionel Bart, based on Charles Dickens’s novel, “Oliver Twist,” on May 22, 23 and 24. “Oliver!” is directed by Tom Hausman, whose recent PM&L directing credits include “A Christmas Carol” (2014) and “All My Sons.”

“Oliver!” tells the tale of 9-year-old Oliver Twist, who falls in with a group of street-urchin pickpockets led by the Artful Dodger and masterminded by the criminal Fagin. When Oliver is falsely accused of a theft he didn’t commit, he is rescued by a kind and wealthy gentleman, to the dismay of Fagin’s violent side-

kick, Bill Sykes. Caught in the middle is warm-hearted Nancy, who is in love with Bill and would do anything for him, but wants to help young Oliver to tragic results. “Oliver!” has a wide range of roles for adults and children, of all ages. Auditions for children (ages 15 and younger) are Sunday,

May 22, at 6 p.m. Adult auditions will be Monday, May 23, (mandatory for those auditioning for singing roles), and Tuesday, May 24, at 7 pm. Callbacks, if necessary, will take place on Wednesday, May 25. Auditions will consist of establishing vocal range and singing from provided materials with an accompanist, cold

readings from the script, and simple movement. Those who plan to audition should dress comfortably with appropriate shoes for the movement portion. Rehearsals will begin on May 31 and will generally be Monday, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at 7 p.m. Performance dates for “Oli-

ver!” will be Fridays and Saturdays, July 22, 23, 29, 30, Aug. 5, and 6 at 8 p.m., and Sundays, July 24, 31 and Aug. 7 at 2:30 pm. Auditions will be held at PM&L Theatre, 877 Main Street in Antioch. Visit pmltheatre.com for tickets, show announcements, news and more.

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seat back to Libertyville or to the community of Highland Park. Some also suggested that a location more central to the county be chosen. Waukegan prevailed and the courthouse was rebuilt and continues to be the expanding center of county business. Lake County is the second largest county in Illinois by area. That is a bit deceiving because of the 1,368 square miles of the county only 444 square miles are land and the other 935 square miles are water. Water plays an important part in both the economy and style of life in the county. The many lakes, more than 90, attract visitors throughout the summer as do the activities held on Lake Michigan in the communities which front the lake. Summertime swimming and boating can be found throughout Lake County. Open land has been preserved by Lake County in their many forest preserves which offer residents and visitors great opportunities to enjoy the outdoors through the seasons. Golf courses are open to the public and historical homes are preserved throughout the county. Lake County Historical Societies work to preserve the history of the area. Today, both Lake and McHenry counties have preserved their own identities offering a more open, pastoral feeling when compared to the heavier populated eastern reaches of the area.

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a local business. McHenry’s term as county seat was short-lived. The State Legislature further divided the McHenry County on March 1, 1839, when it separated the county into two separate ones. The eastern half became Lake County while the western half remained McHenry County. McHenry did not remain its county seat of the smaller McHenry County for long. The county seat was moved to a more central location in 1844 originally platted to be called Centerville, but in 1845 its name was changed to Woodstock. Woodstock continues to be the McHenry County seat. As Lake County became an entity of its own, it needed a new county seat. Independence Grove which is now known as Libertyville, was the site chosen. It remained the county seat until 1841 when citizens voted to remove Independence Grove as the county seat and named Little Fort, now known as Waukegan, as the county seat. Land was purchased from the State of Illinois as a site for the courthouse. The first courthouse in Little Fort was built on this land in 1844, at a cost of $4,000. The building was used as a courthouse and a jail until a county administration office was built in 1853. In October 1875, a fire broke out in the courthouse destroying much of it. At this time proposals were again made to move the county

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The Raue Center’s Artful Women Series is celebrating women in the arts. The Body as Canvas: Manipulations of the Female Form will be presented by visual artist Amy Ortiz from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, May 22 at the Raue Center, 26 N. Williams St. Crystal Lake. What is considered beautiful by society changes often, rapidly and with dramatic consequences. Join visual and conceptual artist Amy Ortiz, to discuss the female body as the canvas on which these forces converge and are made visible.

Raue Center will host Williams Street Repertory

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The Senior Care Volunteer Network will hold its annual spring fundraiser, “A Taste of Mexico,” from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, May 25 at Lakeside Arts Park – At The Dole, 401 Country Club Drive, Crystal Lake. The event includes a sampling of local Mexican fare from Pablo’s, Nick’s, Chipotle, Las Cazuelitas, Confetti Gourmet Academy, and more. Ballet Folklorico, a traditional Mexican Dance group, will perform. A raffle and mini silent auction will also be featured. Tickets are $45, and will include a margarita. Fourth annual For more information and to Masonic Ball RSVP, call (815) 455-3120 or approaching to purchase your tickets online, The McHenry Masonic visit www.scvnmchenrycounLodge is hosting the fourth ty.org. annual Masonic Ball from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on PM&L Theatre to Saturday, May 28 at the McHenry Country Club, 820 host summer camp N. John St. Cocktails at 5:30 for kids p.m. and dinner at 6:30 p.m. PM&L Theatre’s annual There will be a buffet din- summer camp for children, ner, dancing, and a silent auc- Stage Struck, is scheduled for tion. Admission is $50 per June 20 through July 1. person. Stage Struck is a live the This event benefits the atre learning experience for lodge as well as hosting the children ages 7 to 14. It will sailors from Great Lakes run Monday though Friday Naval Base on Christmas from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for two Day. The sailors are provided with breakfast, movies, phone calls worldwide, and a full Christmas dinner. For ticket information, visit the website at www.mchenrymasons.net.

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Throughout the summer, the Twin Lakes, Wis., Village Park Commission hosts free outdoor movies at the Lance Park amphitheater at 7:30 p.m. All movies are rated G or PG. Bring a chair or blanket and watch the show under the stars, lakeside, on the 20-foot inflatable screen. Bathroom and concessions are on site. Those with boats are welcome to watch the movie from the lake. The 2016 Movies in the Park are: • May 20 – “Goosebumps” • June 3 – “Hotel Transylvania 2” • June 17 – “Alexander and the… bad day” • July 15 – “Inside Out” • July 29 – “Minions” • Aug. 5 – “Pan” • Aug. 19 – “Zootopia” For information, visit www.villageoftwinlakes.net.

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weeks, starting on June 20 at the PM&L Theatre, 877 N. Main St., Antioch. The program offers a handson theatrical learning experience supported under the direction of theatre professionals and volunteers. The students will hone their performance skills through acting, auditioning, and stage combat workshops. Students will also be able to learn the technical side of theatre through set, make-up, lighting, marketing, and other backstage workshops. At the end of the two weeks, the campers will put on a performance of C.S. Lewis’s “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.” The cost of the theatre camp is $350, which includes 10-daytime sessions, a T-shirt, makeup kit, and the full hour evening performance of “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” for family and friends. To register for the theatre camp, register online through the Lindenhurst Park District for Theater 101 (#282101A) at webtrac.lindenhurstparks.org or call (847) 356-6011.

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The McHenry Farmers Market will open for the season from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 19, on the east side of Veterans Park (formerly Pearl Street Park) on Pearl Street in McHenry. The market will run every Thursday evening from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., May 19 to Sept. 29.

Travel through time and explore the fashion’s effects on the female body beginning with the Middle Ages and ending with fashion trends of the 21st century. Ortiz is currently Chairwoman of the Art Department at McHenry County College and received her doctorate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in art history and material culture in 2010. Admission is $15, tickets may be purchased at the Raue Center Box Office, 26 N. Williams St., Monday through Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. Open Sundays on event days only (1-hour prior to event). For more information, call (815) 356-9212 or visit www. rauecenter.org.

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hey were high school sweethearts, prom dates who had gone their separate ways. After graduating from Wilmot (Wis.) High School in 2001, B.J. Rayniak moved to Chicago to study film directing at Columbia College. Angie Fieblekorn graduated from Wilmot in 2002 and stayed in her hometown, working at Wilmot Mountain Ski Hills as office manager. From Chicago, B. J. ended up in Los Angeles for a few years and moved back home in 2007. One evening, B. J. went to Wilmot Mountain with some friends and he and Angie met once again. The rest is history. And as with all history, there were easy parts and difficult parts. “Our son, was born three years after we were married and it was an exciting time,” B.J. said. John “Johnny” Francis Rayniak IV was born on Oct. 2, 2014, and lived most of his life at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. B.J. and Angie spent a lot of time there and stayed at the Ronald McDonald House. B.J. and Angie’s newborn child suffered a myriad of medical problems, each one

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on its own a major challenge and together, these proved an insurmountable obstacle. “We were able to take him home for a few hours one night in December,” B.J. said. “But had to return to Children’s Hospital the next morning. Johnny died on Jan. 2, 2015. On the way out, hospital staff told them a frightening statistic.

They told us that many couples who share an experience of having a newborn die end up in divorce. We weren’t willing to let that happen.”

– B.J. Rayniak

“They told us that many couples who share an experience of having a newborn die end up in divorce,” B.J. said. “We weren’t willing to let that happen.” “We needed to find a greater common

goal, something we could work toward together,” he explained. To move forward, B.J. and Angie reached into the past for friends and dreams. “Richard (Blake, son of Jack Blake who taught junior high science at Riverview Grade School) and I had been making films since we were in grade school,” B.J. said. “I took classes at Wilmot with Deb Fragale, who taught me about film making and nurtured my love for it.” Richard Blake is a working actor and aspiring scriptwriter who lives in Los Angeles. Fragale remembers B.J. and the creative work he did while studying in her classes. “B.J. and the other students in that class were the best,” she said. “They were all so personable. The film B.J. made for class was called, ‘The Bassett Hound Project,’ a spoof of ‘The Blair Witch Hunt,’ popular at

the time.”

A dream reawakened B.J. has always had a passion for filmmaking and he and Angie decided that would help them move forward. Angie added her particular skills and passions of painting and photography. B.J. had numerous scripts he had written over the years and one in particular seemed suited for this new purpose. It was about a man named Jake Riley who became terminally ill. “His life-long dream had been to make a film,” B.J. said. “And then he discovered he had 12 months to live, so he decided to make his dream come true.” With a little tweaking, he and Angie developed a script about a couple that

HI-LITER • WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2016 • 9 experienced the loss of their newborn son. B.J. and Angie drove from their home in western Kenosha County to Los Angeles. They filmed in Frisco, Colo., and Las Vegas on the way. When they reached Los Angeles, the scene with Richard and B.J. was shot and “The Definition of Life” was one of the last films to be shot in the old Los Angeles Herald Examiner building, which was an independent movie studio prior to its recent conversion into condominiums. Various locations in southeastern Wisconsin were also used. The Red Geranium restaurant in Lake Geneva was the location for the dinner scene when Jack (B.J.) and Alice (Angie) decided to go on the road trip. The fictitious film festival at which the film the couple produced in the movie is shot outside Antioch Theater and inside the Wilmot High School auditorium. Both Fragale and Blake have parts in this film that tells how Jack and Alice (and B.J. and Angie) came to see the definition of life through the death of their son. It took a year to shoot the nearly 30-minute film. It was difficult, B.J. said, and there were times when they needed a break from the filming and editing. The entire cast was friends, co-workers and close family, including B.J.’s parents, John and Mary Rayniak. Other local sites were Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Siebert’s Pub and the Lynch car dealership in Burlington. Angie’s mom Barb Fiebelkorn helped get permission to film a scene in the reception area at Riley Construction one weekend.

Shawn Roby and Lee Shannon at the Village of Antioch worked to get Lake Street closed for one evening for the filming in front of the Antioch Theater. The first showing of the film was at the Plaza Theater in Burlington and the second at the Community Library in Salem. B.J. has entered the film in various film festivals around the United States and overseas and is waiting to hear which festivals will show the film. The couple spent $1,500 to make the film and rent The Plaza for the first showing of this project. The filming of their story brought closure to one chapter and opened another, the beginning of a new business and the birth of their second son, Miles Parker. He is happy and healthy.

Coming soon Another fruit of their labor is a new venture Rayni Day Productions LLC. The digital-media company focuses on creating a stronger visual presence for business and producing independent films. And B.J. and Richard are gearing up for their second independent production, “The Rocket.” The movie is based on a true story about a local high school star football player who was injured and could no longer play football. He saw his dream of athletic greatness slipping away. That is until the cross country coach encourages him to become a runner to further develop his athletic abilities. This is planned as a full-length film and the duo is seeking to raise $25,000 to

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The opening scene and ending scene of “The Definition of Life” was shot at Riley Construction in Kenosha. Many of the films scenes were shot in southeastern Wisconsin.

accomplish this. B.J. and Blake are seeking funds for The Rocket through Indiegogo. To donate, go to www.indiegogo.com and search “The Rocket.” The trailer for “The Definition of Life” can be found on YouTube. For more information, visit www.rayniday.com.

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Speaker of the House Paul Ryan said Monday morning that unifying the Republican Party before the November elections is of utmost importance. It’s why he spoke honestly about his support of Donald Trump last week in Burlington, Wis. Ryan, in an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper, said, “I’m just not ready to do that at this point. I’m not there right now.”

He was referring to backing Trump as the Republican Party’s presidential candidate, and later added that he hoped to be able to back Trump and unify the part. Unity, Ryan said Monday in an interview with Southern Lakes Newspapers, is the party’s biggest issue right now. “We can win up and down the ticket,” Ryan said. But, he added, in order for that to happen, Trump and the leaders of the Republican Party will have to find common ground.

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“I feel good, because I was being honest,” Ryan said of the CNN interview, which was filmed at Veterans Terrace in Burlington. Ryan came to the area for a kickoff rally on behalf of Republican Sen. Ron Johnson, who is also seeking re-election this fall. Ryan said he hadn’t expected the race to the Republican presidential ticket to end as soon as it did, and said pretending that there was unity would be ignoring the problems that exist. Following the interview over the weekend, former 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin blasted Ryan, saying his political career was “over” and that she would back Ryan’s primary challenger in Wisconsin, Paul Nehlen. Ryan said he wasn’t worrying about those comments, though, as “people here know who I am, what I stand for,” and he would rather endure an “awkward moment” than sit

of media interviews to tout his mobile office, which was headed out Monday. “I love this part of our office,” Ryan said. “This helps me get out to every community in this district.” Ryan said the mobile office allows him to see constituents that might not otherwise be able to get to his offices in Racine, Kenosha and Janesville. He said this is important for senior

citizens who may need help resolving issues with Medicare. “We can take their documents, scan them, and bring them back to our offices to deal with them,” said Ryan, who added that the mobile office also allows his staff to spend more time in small towns and rural areas. He has stops scheduled in several area communities in May and June.

Crash claims life of Bristol woman, 21 By Jason Arndt control, veered off the road- lease stated. STAFF WRITER

A one-car crash early Sunday morning claimed the life of a 21-year-old Bristol, Wis., woman, according to a Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department news release. Alyssa D. Lass, the lone occupant in a 2007 Chevrolet Malibu, had been traveling south on Highway W/Fox River Road in the Town of Randall. Wis., when she lost

way, and struck a tree, the release said. Responders, including Silver Lake and Salem rescue personnel, arrived to the scene in the 10600 block of Highway W at about 3:30 a.m., where Lass was later pronounced dead by the Kenosha County Medical Examiner’s Office. “The cause of the accident is under investigation,” the re-

It is the second fatality along Fox River Road in a little more than two weeks, with the first April 22, when a 50-year-old Spring Grove man died when his Ford pickup truck left the road and ended up in a nearby pond. Cause of that crash, which occurred near the American Girl facility in the 12400 block of Fox River Road, is still under investigation.

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and pretend everything was all right within the Republican Party when it is not. “We can’t afford a third Obama term, which is what Clinton would be,” he said. “I would rather have awkward moments in the media like this than pretend we’re unified and then go into the election at half strength.” Mobile office Ryan used Monday’s round

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DIRECTIONS: Hwy.36 to Short Rd. then South 1/2 mi to Sheridan Springs Rd. then West 3/4 mi to property. Watch for signs. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Mr. Buckingham was a Master craftsman, carpenter, boat builder, hobbyist, avid fisherman, & collector of unusual antiques and worked in the Lake Geneva area for over 40 years. We will be running two Auction rings for separate categories of items. Please visit the WEBSITES: www. auctionzip.com ID #9051 or www.bobhagemannauctionrealty.com for an expansive list & over 500 pictures, plus any updates. Auction day phones: (262) 492-5125 or (262) 716-8421. Food service available. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Coles Mfg. coffee grinder; Goulds Mfg. 15-1/2 farm bell; Ansonia mantel clock; Nier (German) lanterns; Justrite & Drylite carbide lamps; Brass school bell; Spittoon; Marx dial typewriter; Stereoptic viewer & many slides; Wood bowling ball; Shell; Several styles vintage boat lanterns; Columbia Meat juice press; Gas engine tether car; Insulators; 1938, ‘40, ‘41, & ‘42 WLS Family Albums; Cream & milk cans; Advertising tins; Bisque dolls & clothes; Willie Mosconi pool cue; Wall oil lamp with reflector; Raggedy Ann doll; Thimble wall display; “Aboard the WASP” matchbooks; 3 pc.art deco fireplace back & andirons; Large fireplace surround & mantel & pink marble hearth slabs; Ace Pacer sled; Advertising crates; 2 Sets of double foyer doors with stained glass inserts; Stained glass windows; School desk; Hand carved Asian fretwork; Taylor Weather-Hawk Stornscope barometer; Wheeler & Wilson treadle sewing machine; Brass blow torches; 2 Norwegian “Kik” spark sleds; Kabir Kouba & Great Canadian snow shoes; Balance scale; USAF flying goggles; Crock; Mason jars; Bacharach Sling Psychrometer; Dutch oven; Sad irons; Vintage Trixy table game; Steamer trunk; Patchwork quilt; Audubon bird prints; Many ceramic & porcelain bird figurines; Griswold muffin pans; ST Bavaria & many other bird plates; Large variety of model airplanes & gas engines; Wood molding & block planes; Bailey & Stanley planes inc. #40 scrub, #71 router, #78 & #181 rabbet, #113 compass plane; Saw sharpening vises & sets; South Bend precision level in case; Frost & Adams drafting set; Toboggan; Vintage liquor bottles; Etched stemware & crystal; Heritage china; Grecian urn; Wood pulleys; 28” French 1870 sabre/bayonet & sheath Vintage melodian; RR jack; Hand made boat oars; FURNITURE: Gov. Winthrop secretary desk; 4 brace back Windsor chairs; Billington Mfg. Bluebird cedar chest; Large handmade toy chest; Antique rocker; Hand carved queen head & foot board; Patio furniture; Director chairs; Power lift chair; Misc.hand made & primitive benches; Misc.tables; FISHING: Dozens of vintage large & small fishing lures, reels, rods, & tackle boxes; Fly & ice fishing jig poles, tip-ups, sleds, & accessories; Ice shoes; StrikeMaster gas engine ice auger; Fish finders; Minn Kota trolling motor w/foot command; Bushnell field glasses; Coleman camp stoves; Live trap; Hand made duck boat with oars & wood cover; Clothes, gloves, & boots; GUNS: Winchester Mod.12 shotgun 12ga; Break open.410 rifle; Remingtom Gamemaster Mod.760 30-06 Spr. w/2 clips & Weaver scope; Remington 870 Mag.12ga w/slug barrel; Air rifle; 3 Antique rifles w/hex barrels, unknown origin, 1 percussion w/Asian markings; TOOLS & MACH: Delta Machinery inc. 32” radial drill press, bandsaw, Floor drill press, 10” Unisaw; Black Diamond #2 drill grinder; Sets of collets; Bench vises; Weller soldering station; David White transit, stand & storypole; Carpenter’s chests & toolboxes; Tap & die sets; Milwaukee sawzall & R/A drill kit; Wood block clamps; Dozens of power tools including Dewalt, Milwaukee, & Snap-On; Amprobe; 12v Jumper/starters; Misc.specialty tool kits; Precision tools; Work benches; Bench grinder; C-Clamps; Ladders, jacks, scaffolding & plank; Many box lots of hand tools, cutting tools, hardware, etc; Craftsman racing floor jack; Chain hoist; Snap-On wrench & socket sets; Piles of scrap metal; LAWN & GARDEN: Troy-Bilt Storm 24” snow blower; Toro Recycler 7HP 22”; Both are like new; Echo leaf blower; Husqvarna & Homelite chainsaws; Walk behind leaf blowers; Lots of hand garden tools; 12’x10’ Screenhouse; Firewood; MISC: LG 37” LCD television; Box lots of Christmas items; Household & kitchenware items. Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers: Bob Hagemann & Mike Welch, No.509 & 136. TERMS: Cash, credit cards, or good check with proper I.D. 4% Buyer’s fee. 4% Discount on payments made by cash or good check. Wisconsin firearm laws apply; All sales are final and to be sold “AS IS” with no guarantees expressed or implied.

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COLLECTIBLES, TOOLS, 2 MGB AUTOS & REAL ESTATE DAN & ROBBIN WEDELL LIVING ESTATE SUNDAY, MAY 15, 2016, 10:00 A.M. 9120 26th AVE., PLEASANT PRAIRIE, WI 53143 DIRECTIONS: Sheridan Rd.(Hwy 32) to 91st.St., then West 3/4 mile to 26th. St. Watch for signs.Visit the Websites: www.bobhagemannauctionrealty. com or www.auctionzip.com ID #9051 for an expanded list along with pictures and any updates. Auction day phones: (262) 492-5125 or (262) 716-8421. Food service available on site. COLLECTIBLES: All kinds of Nascar, many Dale Earnhardt, NHRA, & Monster Truck (“Grave Digger”), items, most in original boxes & skin packs, many from Snap-On including Die 1/24 & 1/64 scale cast cars & banks, remote control cars, figurines, inflatable cars, Coke 6-packs, apparel, signs, calenders, framed prints, programs, pit crew photos, cards, clocks, books, magazines, recordings & more plus many are autographed; Hot Wheels/Snap-On Service Station w/lights & sound; Antique large wheel bike; Russel Wright Steubenville dinnerware; Asian calligraphy kit; Doll tea sets; Firestone inspector’s stamp; Kenosha Twins memorabilia; Household AM. Wringer Co. mangle; Jewelry; Postcards; Cameras; Ann Mount framed prints; 45’s; Sleds; Crocks & jugs; Nier lantern; Tonka toys; 2 Vintage gas station air inflators; Mail sorting shelf; Vintage hand & farm tools; Miller wildlife mirrors; Lemax Dickensvale porcelain pieces; Comic books; Hay fork; Antique cane rocker; “Prison Art” table; Cast tub clawfeet; Farm implement wheels; Griswold alum. coffeepot; Washboards; Ladies pink Snap-On screwdriver set; Cream separator; Weblos badges; FURNTURE: Hand carved 1/2 table; Hoosier style cupboard; Bentwood glider; Recliner; Shelving; Sofa w/dual power recliners; Claw/ball foot table; Round oak kitchen table w/ carved claw & lion head legs; Glass display cabinet; 1930’s Buffet; COINS: Indian head pennies; Silver quarter & dime coins & sets; Wheat pennies; Buffalo nickels; Kennedy & Standing Liberty halves; $2 bills; $1 Silver certificates; Stamps; VEHICLES: 1978 & 1980 MG MGB convertibles 4spd w/1 new top; 1972 Honda 125 motorcycle; LAWN & GARDEN: Like new Yard Machines 26” snowblower; 20HP 46” riding mower; Big wheel mower; Thatcher; Aerator; Spreader; Tiki torch; Hand tools; Gas blower; Chainsaw; Rubbermaid chests; Utility trailers; TOOLS & MISC: Snap-On tool chest; Ladders; Floor jack & stands; Battery charger; Wagon jack; Boat motor & tank; Chest freezer; Misc. tools. REAL ESTATE: Very nice ranch home with 2 bedroom, 1 bath, & 2 car garage, updated kitchen applainces in quiet neighborhood just over a mile from Lovell FHCC VA Primary Care Clinic. AUCTIONEERS: Bob Hagemann & Mike Welch, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers No. 509 & 136.

TERMS: Cash, credit cards, or good check with proper I.D. 4% Buyer’s fee. 4% Discount on payments made by cash or good check. All sales are final and to be sold “AS IS” with no guarantees expressed or implied. See web site for separate terms applied to real estate. Not responsible in case of accident or for items after sold.

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LOCATION: 7 miles north of Delavan on Cty. Rd. O, then west on Cty. Rd. A for 1/4 mile to N. Lake Dr. & follow signs. 1978 Triumph “Spitfire” in the process of being restored. It is believed most/all parts are there. FROM THE GARAGE: Outboard engines - Evinrude, Sea King, Golden Jet, Johnson, Clinton fm 3HP to 18HP; JD 214 riding mower w/44” deck; Toro 16/44 riding mower; Yard Machine 3.5HP mower; Yard Machine 20HP riding mower; 10 cu. yd. garden tr.; unknown engine block; 1994 Seadoo jet ski w/587 engine; 10’ alum. boat; 14’ alum. boat w/trailer; 10’ Port-O-Brake; 12 ton shop press; 2 ton engine hoist; floor jack; jack stands; Sears 13” 5 sp. drill press; gas weed whip; Skill table saw; Champion 3000psi pressure washer; MTD snow blade for a Murray or others; lg. industrial 220V vertical air comp.; Millermatic 180 auto-set welder; 2 chest-on-chest tool cabinets; 4 chain saws; hand tools - some Craftsman; bicycles; auto body tools & box lots. HOUSEHOLD: 16” flatscreen TV; maple dresser w/mirror, chest of DR./ dbl bed w/night stand; Aussie gas BBQ; office chairs; B&H reel-to-reel; NesCo roaster; stereos w/speaker; Bushnell Voyager telescope; 2 empty gun cases; futon; microwave; exercycle & misc. household items/furniture; 11 hat boxes, some hats; gloves; costume jewelry; elec. guitar & box lots.

Go to auctionzip.com for photos - I.D. 10396 AUCTIONEERS: Dale Folkers, Tom Kleist, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers #62 & 999. TERMS: 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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about teaching about the Civil War in their classrooms.” During the trip, Reinholz will have an opportunity to meet the three other teachers and network with site experts to learn more about battlefields. The group will take part in walking tours of Gettysburg and listen to elite historians, while absorbing the sights, sounds, and emotions connected to various key battles. Reinholz will bring that experience and new understandings of the Civil War back for the benefit of students at Trevor-Wilmot, Donich said. The scholarship covers all fees related to the four day experience in early June.

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Newspaper Editor Southern Lakes Newspapers is seeking a community editor for its group of weekly newspapers in Southeastern Wisconsin. This is a hands-on editing position that requires an organized and highly motivated individual who will have a role in all editorial functions, including reporting, writing, photography, page design, website and social media content. The ideal candidate will have the ability to work independently and be an effective manager who is able to recruit and direct freelance writers and photographers. An experienced journalist is preferred, but we’ll consider recent grads with extensive college newspaper experience. If you’re ready to make your mark on a community and its newspapers, email your resume and work samples to Ed Nadolski, Editor in Chief, Southern Lakes Newspapers at enadolski@standardpress.com.

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