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Area’s history springs to life at museum Former schoolhouse is home to Lakes Region Historical Society By Sandra Laden Machaj CORRESPONDENT

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General Ulysses S. Grant, a.k.a. actor/impersonator Wayne Issleb, recounts his memorable life for a full house at The Meeting House, 977 Main St., in Antioch, on Sunday. The Lakes Region Historical Society sponsored “An Afternoon With General Ulysses S. Grant” with the hope of raising funds in order to get The Meeting House, Antioch’s oldest extant structure (1863), a needed fresh coat of paint. Issleb, as Grant in full military uniform, entertained the audience with stories of his youth, his education at West Point and subsequent rise through the military ranks to be appointed commander of all Union armies by Abraham Lincoln. After a brief intermission, Issleb returned in period clothing as an aging President Grant (pictured above) and took the audience through his election as the youngest president of the United States up to that time, and through his sometimes scandal-plagued two terms in office, his retirement, and death three days after finishing his autobiography.

The building at 965 Main Street in downtown Antioch began its life in 1892 as a four-room schoolhouse, built to educate the children of Antioch. In 1915 two major changes occurred, one to bring the school building into the 20th century, and the other to bring new education opportunities to the students. Indoor plumbing was installed and high school classes were added. The classes added were only for the first two years of high school. “After two years, if the students wished to continue with high school, they had to go to Waukegan, quite a distance,” said Ainsley Wonderling, a volunteer at the Lakes Region Historical Society. A new school was built adjacent to this building. By 1971 all classes except for band were moved to the new space. The band schedule can still be seen posted on the wall on the second floor in the room that has been preserved as a classroom. The Lakes Region Histori-

cal Society was formed in the early 1970s with the first official meeting being held at the Antioch Township Library on Aug. 16, 1973. According to Wonderling, interest in a historical society was placed on the back burner as plans for the bicentennial celebration of the nation became the focus of attention. Meanwhile, the 1892 school building, no longer used for classes, was boarded up, the interior painted green and it became a storage building.

A call to action Early members of the Historical Society were concerned that the history of both Antioch and the Chain O’ Lakes was becoming lost as families moved and people died or just plain cleaned out years of accumulation. They realized that the time was now if they were going to preserve these items from long ago. They began to collect items relating to the history of Antioch and the Chain O’ Lakes area. Papers, photographs, and signs from old businesses

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The building at 965 Main Street in downtown Antioch began its life in 1892 as a fourroom schoolhouse, built to educate the children of Antioch. In 1915 two major changes occurred, one to bring the school building into the 20th century, and the other to bring new education opportunities to the students. Indoor plumbing was installed and high school classes were added. The classes added were only for the first two years of high school. “After two years, if the students wished to continue with high school, they had to go to Waukegan, quite a distance,” said Ainsley Wonderling, a volunteer at the Lakes Region Historical Society. A new school was built adjacent to this building. By 1971 all classes except for band were moved to the new space. The band schedule can still be seen posted on the wall on the second floor in the room that has been preserved as a classroom. The Lakes Region Histori-

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when my mother died when I was 6 years old. She is all I have for family. We have always done everything together. Now that she needs to be taken care of, I am not going to leave her on her own. She needs me now just like I needed her when I was a kid.” I asked about their food and toiletries. The woman shared their need for laundry detergent, wipes, body wash, toothpaste and shampoo. “There are months we just run a little short due to medical bills or other needs that come first. I do so much laundry, and detergent is so expensive.” I asked to see the apartment. The woman gave me a quick tour of the small two-bedroom apartment. I noticed the sagging old beds and tattered bedding. When the woman saw me looking at the sorry-looking beds she again flushed in embarrassment. She explained, “Our bedding gets so worn out from the constant washing I have to do.” I asked about their uncomfortable-looking beds and the woman told me how badly both she and her grandmother’s backs hurt most days. She confessed they had these same mattresses since she was a child when she grew up with her grandmother. I knew this woman and her grandmother would need new mattresses and bedding in addition to the dentist and toiletries. After a thorough review of their budget and expenses, I could see they could get by if we paid their rent one month ahead and provided the dental treatment, mattresses, toiletries and bedding. Just about the time we were finalizing our visit the neighbor walked over to speak to us. She said to the woman, “I hope The Time Is Now to Help was able to help you with your pain you’ve been suffering. I have been so upset ever since I saw you crying in the laundry room. I just couldn’t let you go through this alone.” The woman hugged her neighbor and began to cry. “You are the best neighbor anyone could ask you. Thank you for writing to ask for help for me. You and The Time Is Now to Help are godsends.” They both hugged each other for a few minutes before the neighbor said her goodbyes. Once the neighbor left, I went to speak to the grandmother before saying my own goodbyes. The woman said, “Grandma, this wonderful man said he is going to bring you a new bed, sheets and blankets. What do you think about that?” The grandmother got a big smile on her face and answered, “A new bed? I’ve never had a new bed in my whole life. And new blankets? It will be like a dream to sleep like that. Am I dreaming?” I reassured the grandmother she was not dreaming. I told both of the women about how all of you make many dreams come true for our fellow creations suffering in poverty. They both were filled with gratitude and appreciation for all the fulfilled dreams you make possible. Several weeks later, the woman is halfway through

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Style Emily McClellan shown here in her senior year photo as a swimmer at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

Right: Emily McClellan shows photos of her high school and collegiate swimming career and talks to students about setting and achieving goals at the Wisconsin School for the Deaf May 24. Above left: Emily McClellan with interpreter Jessica Robertson points out the members of her family who are deaf and hearing-Impaired to Wisconsin School for the Deaf students. VICKY WEDIG Hi-Liter

IF YOU FIND SOMETHING YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH, ASK FOR HELP.”

– Olympic hopeful Emily McClellan

... in and out of the pool

Vicky Wedig

mily McClellan has had plenty of dreams come true. First, a state title as a high-school swimmer at Delavan-Darien (Wis.) High School. Then, multiple All-American awards as a swimmer at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, including a runner-up finish in the 100 breaststroke as a senior in 2014. Olympic Trials competitor? She can check that off too, finishing sixth in the 100-meter breaststroke in 2012, though only two swimmers from the country qualify in each event. Now, with another Olympics approaching, McClellan recently spoke with students at the Wisconsin School for the Deaf in Delavan, Wis., about setting and achieving goals. “If you find something you fall in love with, ask for help,” McClellan told students at WSD on May 24. McClellan fell in love with swimming at an early age and set and achieved the goal of winning a state championship with the encouragement of her high school swim coach who believed in her abilities, she said. The 2014 UW-Milwaukee graduate

Delavan Olympic hopeful encourages students to chase dreams

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now has her sights set an another goal – qualifying for the 2016 summer Olympics. McClellan tried for the Olympics four years ago, finishing sixth in her best event. Simply qualifying is an achievement in and of itself. More than 150 swimmers qualified in the 100 breaststroke at the 2012 Olympic Trials. The top 16 swimmers in preliminaries go to the semifinals, with the top eight making the cut for the finals. The top two become Olympians.

CONNECTIONS

McClellan talked to students about her connections to the Wisconsin School for the Deaf. Both her maternal grandparents, Leonard and Ruth Peacock, are deaf and attended school and worked at Wisconsin School for the Deaf. McClellan’s mother, June, is the oldest of Leonard and Ruth Peacock’s four children. The Peacocks’ kids had seven children, three of whom are hearing, two of whom are deaf and two of whom are hard of hearing. McClellan said she was born deaf in her left ear and grew up learning to

sign. She said June McClellan taught her and her sister to swim in a pool in their backyard when she was about six months old. June McClellan was a coach of the Delavan Dolphins, a community swim team, and believed strongly in teaching her kids to swim, Emily McClellan said. In high school, McClellan was a three-sport athlete, swimming in the fall, playing basketball in the winter and softball in the spring. She said her high school coach was confident in her swimming ability and told her to set her goal at winning state. She initially thought the goal was unattainable, but McClellan then qualified to state as a sophomore. Though she didn’t place at state that year – she finished 16th in the 200-yard individual medley and 13th in the 100 breaststroke – McClellan kept working toward her goal. Her junior year, she again made it to state, and, and this time, earned a spot on the podium. She placed fourth in the 200 individual medley and fifth in the 100 breaststroke. McClellan kept striving to improve, and, in her final appearance at state as a senior, finished first in the 100 breaststroke.

“My senior year, I had done it,” McClellan said. “It was the first time I’d set a goal and achieved it. That feeling was incredible.”

ON TO COLLEGE

After winning state, McClellan competed at nationals and colleges began to recruit her, she said. McClellan chose UW-Milwaukee where she balanced a college course load with 20 hours of swim training. Her freshman year, she qualified for the National Collegiate Athletic Association national meet but finished last. By her senior year, she placed second at NCAAs, and her time was the third fastest in the history. In 2012, McClellan went to the Olympic trials. While she didn’t make the team, qualified for the 2013 World University Games in Kazan, Russia, where she and her teammates won a bronze medal in the 400-meter medley relay. She graduated from UW-Milwaukee in 2014 with a major in American Sign Language studies. McClellan continues to train and will try out for the 2016 summer Olympics. She encouraged WSD students to set goals and chase their dreams.

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2010 EQUINOX A.W.D., 95k, 2” hitch, new tires & brakes, LT trim, new timing chain, white, 4 cyclinder, $9,600 Call 262-4702988.

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2014 CHRYSLER TOWN-COUNTRY TOURING - Leather, entertainment center, warranty, 38,700 miles. ................................................. $19,495*

2015 CHRYSLER 300 C AWD - All wheel drive, navigation, panoramic sunroof. Warranty, 20,100 miles. Balance of factory warranty. .............. $26,995* 2015 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY - Limited Platinum, top of the line, sun roof, navigation, dual DVD, heated 1st and 2nd row seating, rear park camera, warranty ............. $26,995*

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2006 CHEVROLET UPLANDER LS - LWB, lift for electric wheelchair/scooter, locally owned 143,700 miles .....................................................................$4,495

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Upcoming happenings Church to host Kids Blast

bring your lawn chairs and blankets. Children under the age of 18 must remain with an Christian Life Fellowship adult at all times. Church of Antioch will host For more information, Kids Blast 2016 for four contact the Parks and Rec nights next week. Department, (847) 587-3944. The event runs June 12 through 15 from 6 to 8 p.m. each night. It is free and Blood drive open to students from pre-K planned to fifth grade. Kids Blast The Village of Fox Lake, features interactive messag- 66 Thillen Drive, will hold es, sports theme, inflatables, a blood drive from 12:30 face painting, prizes, glow p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Friday, night and more. June 17 in the Village Hall The church is at 41625 N Chamber Room. Deep Lake Rd., Antioch. Appointments can be Students may register online at www.ChristianLifeFellowshipAntioch.com or at the door. The following June events seniors are coming up in Concert By The Lake for Grant Township Center.

made by calling LifeSource at (877) 543-3768 or online at www.lifesource.org. Bring a photo I.D. with you.

Antique Market coming June 11-12

The Zurko Antique Market is scheduled for Saturday, June 11, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday, June 12, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., on the Lake County Fairgrounds, 1060 E. Peterson Road, Grayslake. Admission is $7, good for both days. For information, visitwww.zurkopromotions.com.

Senior activities

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Area residents and visitors are invited to a night of music and dancing from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, June 18, at Lakefront Park Building, 71 Nippersink Blvd. Fox Lake. The concert features the “The New Invaders,” a popular cover band plays favorites including pop, rock, and an oldies flashback to the 1960s. Admission is free. Food and beverage will be available for purchase. Don’t forget to

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Seating is limited, registration is required, call (847) 740-2233.

Grant Township senior picnic Grant Township Center will hold its annual senior picnic for those 55 and older from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 16 at 26725 W. Molidor Road, Ingleside. A BBQ lunch will be served. Cost is $5 per person. Entertainment provided by Edizon Dayao Hawaiian Show.

Senior Bridge Group The Senior Bridge Group will meet on the first Wednesday of each month from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Grant Township Center, 26725 W. Molidor Road, Ingleside. For more information, contact Robert by email at robertszyszka@yahoo.com or call Grant Township at (847) 740-2233.

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ists from all over the Midwest will be displaying and selling their work, representing a wide variety of media including pottery, watercolor, oil and pastel painting, pen and ink drawing, wood, photography, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, functional art, and more. Entertainment, children’s activities and a High School exhibit will also be included. business.grayslakechamber.com

18, 19 – Antioch’s Summer Arts and Crafts Faire, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, downtown Antioch. Enjoy more than 140 booths of hand-crafted goods for summer and fall, food and free admis16 to 19 – Zion’s Annual Nostalgia Days, sion. There will also be plenty of children’s Shiloh Park Sheridan Road, Zion. Live mu- free fun including face painting, balloon art sic on Friday night and on Saturday. Also and more. www.antiochchamber.org enjoy the antique and custom car show on and cruise on Saturday, outdoor movies, 22 – Car Fun on 21, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., downcarnival, climbing wall, laser tag, food ven- town Libertyville. Vintage cars 25 years dors, games and fun for everyone. www. or older in mint condition will be lining nostalgiadays.com Church Street with their proud owners on hand to answer questions. Take a stroll, 16 to 19 – Libertyville Days Festival, Thurs- have a snack, listen to the band and enjoy day, 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, the evening. www.mainstreetlibertyville. 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Sunday, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., org/calendar downtown Libertyville. Carnival rides, food, beer tent, arts and crafts, parade, live 24 to 26 – Long Grove’s Summer Festival, entertainment and more. Live music from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 10 Mighty Wheelhouse, Rollover with Louie a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, Long Grove Historic Zagoras, Too Easy, Wall of Denial, Hello Village, 308 Old McHenry Road. The pleaWeekend, 97Nine, Mellencougar, Sneezy sures of summer experienced in Historic and more. www.libciviccenter.org Downtown Long Grove. Bring the whole family. Formerly called Strawberry Fest, 18 – ArtWauk, 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., downtown this fest is more than the strawberries. Try Waukegan. ArtWauk with live entertain- apple treats, sample fried foods and chocment. ArtWauk.com olate goodies. Shop, dance and enjoy the local dining establishments. Taste the wine 18 – Grayslake’s 21st annual Arts Festival, or drink a beer. Listen to live music on three 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., downtown Grayslake. different stages – Main Stage, Fountain Fine art, family entertainment, and food Square Stage and Mill Pond Stage. Admisfrom local food vendors. More than 60 art- sion: $5. www.visitlonggrove.com

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were found and preserved. It soon became apparent that all the collected historical memorabilia required a home and the 1892 Schoolhouse used by Antioch School District No. 34 as a storage unit would be the perfect home for the museum. After contacting the district administration, an arrangement was made that would allow the museum to rent the building at a nominal fee. Turning the building from a storage facility into a museum required many volunteer hours and backbreaking work as they removed the green paint and began repairing and often reconstructing the building room by room, according to Wonderling. “It was not an easy job. Old time lath and plaster walls had to be replaced with wallboard,” she said. The museum opened on a small scale. First in 1981 they served punch and cookies at the Fourth of July parade. Then, slowly, working one room at a time, the museum came together. Working with volunteers and donations, the schoolhouse was restored. A special bequest by Antioch resident Dolly Spierling allowed for the society to purchase three other historic struc-

tures and to add air condition- One of the most interesting exhibits is a reminder that the ing to the schoolhouse. settlers in the 1800s were not the first in this area. A collecStroll through history Today the museum is a tion of Indian arrowheads and a three-story walk into the area’s mastodon bone that have been past. Beginning on the lower discovered in the area are relevel, may take a trip to Old minders that life was present Town Antioch as they meander long before the arrival of the past businesses such as Na- settlers. ber’s Harness Shop. Visitors While there is more to dismay also view the office of the cover on the main floor, the secAntioch News, the local news- ond floor holds even more. The paper that kept everyone up space has been preserved as to date on the social activities two separate rooms. The Vicof the area. Next to the news- torian living room takes visitors paper’s office is the printing back to Christmas in this age. press, very simple compared to The other room is preserved as a schoolroom, which fitting for today’s high-volume presses. Gentlemen of the day did the historic building. not shave themselves but For many, it takes more than stopped at the local barber for one visit to fully digest the ena shave and a haircut. The bar- tire collection of the museum. bershop of old was the place The facility is open to individufor men to catch up with the ac- als or groups on Saturdays from tivities of the town. The Brook March to December from 11 State Bank was the depository a.m. to 3 p.m. Private tours are given to clubs, school groups, of money for residents. Other local businesses on and other groups interested in display include the local drug the history of the area. Contact the museum at store with the soda fountain. The main floor features a (847) 395-4912 or by email at collection of area historical lrhs@sbcglobal.net for more memorabilia. Among those information or to arrange a priis the teller’s cage from the vate tour. bank. The museum has a large “The museum is here to precollection of local postcards to serve the past and to educate the future,” Wonderling said. browse through.

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and beverage will be available for purchase. Don’t forget to bring your lawn chairs and blankets. Children under the age of 18 must remain with an adult at all times. For more information, contact the Parks and Rec Department, (847) 587-3944.

by calling LifeSource at (877) 543-3768 or online at www. lifesource.org. Bring a photo I.D. with you.

Rules of the Road Review course offered

Grant Township and Illinois Secretary of State are offering the Rules of the Road Review Course at 10 a.m. on Friday, July 1 at the Township, 26725 W. Molidor Road, Ingleside. Call Grant Township at (847) 740-2233 to register for this free and informative class.

Blood drive planned

The Village of Fox Lake, 66 Thillen Drive, will hold a blood drive from 12:30 p.m. to 6:30 St. Bede Parish, 36455 p.m. on Friday, June 17 in the N. Wilson, Ingleside, will Village Hall Chamber Room. hold its rummage sale from Appointments can be made Thursday, June 16 through Saturday, June 18. For more information, email bameudt@comcast.net. The following June events Seating is limited, regisfor seniors are coming up in tration is required, call (847) Concert By The 740-2233. Grant Township Center.

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Lake set for June 18

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The Senior Bridge Group will meet on the first Wednesday of each month from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Grant Township Center, 26725 W. Molidor Road, Ingleside. For more information, contact Robert by email at robertszyszka@yahoo.com or call Grant Township at (847) 7402233.

Grant Township Center will hold its annual senior picnic for those 55 and older from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 16 at 26725 W. Molidor Road, Ingleside. A BBQ lunch will be served. Cost is $5 per person. Entertainment provided by Edizon Dayao Hawaiian Show.

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Family killed in rural Wisconsin crash

Judge steps away from Twin Lakes beating trial Move due to conflict of interest, prosecutor says

By Jason Arndt STAFF WRITER

The trial of a Twin Lakes, Wis., man accused of a Christmas morning beating has been put on hold, after a Kenosha County (Wis.) Circuit Court judge stepped away, citing conflict of interest according to Assistant District Andrew Burgoyne. Alexander Garcia, 25, was bound over for trial on charges of felony aggravated battery with intent to cause great bodily harm on allegations he beat 58-year-old Thomas Eppers Sr. In Friday’s final pretrial hearing, Circuit Court Judge Mary Kay Wagner excused herself from the case after realizing she could be related to the victim, Burgoyne said. “Judge Wagner recused herself from the case and concluded it was in the best interest of the parties,” Burgoyne said. “I think it was the right thing for her to do.” Garcia, who remains in jail, was intoxicated when he allegedly struck Eppers with a bat, according to a criminal complaint. The complaint contends that Garcia repeatedly beat Eppers in the head and torso, which rendered him unresponsive by the time officers arrived.

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The complaint contends that Garcia said he did not “remember whether there had been an altercation, and that is what happens when people drink.” Twin Lakes Rescue transported Eppers to Aurora Memorial Hospital in Burlington, where Flight Alexander for Life helicopter airliftGarcia ed him to Froedtert Hospital in Wauwatosa. Garcia, who was staying at the residence with Eppers’ daughter, Abigail, had a previous altercation with Eppers, the complaint alleges. In a January preliminary hearing, officers testified that the altercation took place in La Crosse, where Garcia was allegedly rude to the family. Eppers Sr. responded, with claims he threw Garcia into a nearby body of water. While there have been no updates on Eppers’ status within the last two months, he most recently was able to walk, according to the Caringbridge website set up by his family. If convicted, Garcia faces maximum imprisonment of 15 years.

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but was taken by Flight for Life to an area trauma center with critical injuries. Preliminary investigation revealed that a fully loaded semi-truck and trailer was northbound on Highway K approaching the intersection with Townhall Road, according to the department. The semi had the right of way as there is no stop sign for traffic on Highway K at that intersection. Both occupants of the semi – the driver, Jerry Morris, 52, of Elkhorn, and a passenger, Kevin Grethe, 46, of Sparta – survived but were taken to area trauma centers with multiple injuries, according to a press release. The semi collided with the passenger side of the pick-up in a “t-bone” manner. A third vehicle, which was a 2006 GMC Envoy, was southbound on Highway

K and was also involved in the crash. The driver Carol Terry, 67, of Rockford, died. The passenger, her husband, Mark Terry, 68, of Rockford, was in critical condition last week at an area trauma center, according to the sheriff’s department. The Walworth County Sheriff’s Office Crash Investigation Unit and the Walworth County Medical Examiner’s Office continue to investigate the incident. A fundraiser will take place for the Venegas family from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. June 13 at Hernandez Restaurant in Delavan. The restaurant will offer a beef and chicken burrito dinner with rice and beans for $12 plus soda and adult beverages for purchase, and 30 percent of the proceeds with go to the family to pay for funeral expenses and medical care for Giselle.

McHenry County Conservation District along with Crystal Lake Anglers is sponsoring Hooked on Fishing events on the days listed below. • Saturday, June 18, 9 a.m. to noon at Rush Creek, 20501 McGuire Road, Harvard –Code: 5233 • Sunday, June 19, 9 a.m.

to noon at The Hollows – Lake Atwood, 3804 U.S. Highway 14, Cary – Code: 5233 Bring the whole family for demonstrations, prizes and more. No license needed, as the event is held during Illinois Free Fishing Days. Bring your own gear or

borrow ours. Children get first preference on poles. First come, first served. Adult supervision of children is required. Register online for this free event at www.mccdistrict.org or call (815) 4795779.

The McHenry Police Department has announced car seat safety check event dates for 2016. All the events are offered free of charge in the 2200 block of North Richmond Road (just north of the McDonald’s at the intersection of Richmond and McCullom Lake roads) unless otherwise noted. Events are held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine. Event locations are subject to change based on requests

from community partners to bring the event to their location. • June events – Saturday, June 11, Friday, June 24, and Wednesday, June 29 • July events – Tuesday, July 26 • August events – Thursday, Aug. 4, Saturday, Aug. 13, Monday, Aug. 22, and Wednesday, Aug. 31 • Saturday, Aug. 6 – Community Event at Centegra with the McHenry County Dept. of Public Health

• September events – Friday, Sept. 9, Thursday, Sept. 15, Saturday, Sept. 24 (National Seat Check Saturday), and Friday, Sept. 30 • October events – Monday, Oct. 3, and Saturday, Oct. 15 The public is invited to stop by and children’s car seats checked to ensure safe travel. For more information, call MPD (815) 363-2200.

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the bands start performing at 2 p.m. There will be live entertainment with 10 bands performing on two stages, food, beer, a dunk tank and silent auction. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for children ages 6-12, and free for children 5 and younger. All proceeds benefit The Beyer Foundation. For more information, visit facebook.com/rockinfortheelderly.

The third Friday of each month from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. McHenry County Conservation District holds open mic night at Lost Valley Visitor Center at Glacial Park, Highway 31 and Harts Road, Ringwood, on the patio overlook. Come as a spectator or performer. Enjoy songs and sunsets in the outdoors. This event will be moved indoors in case of inclement weather. Note to performers – Nature-themed music is Concert By The Lake not required, but definitely set for June 18 appreciated. Area residents and visitors For more information, are invited to a night of music visit www.mccdistrict.org. and dancing from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, June 18, at Lakefront Park Building, 71 ‘Rockin’ For The Nippersink Blvd. Fox Lake. Elderly’ fundraiser The concert features the “The New Invaders,” a popuplanned On Saturday, June 18, the lar cover band plays favorites Beyer Foundation will host including pop, rock, and an a fundraiser “Rockin’ for oldies flashback to the 1960s. the Elderly” at the McHenry Admission is free. Food Moose Lodge, 3535 N. and beverage will be available Richmond Road, Johnsburg. for purchase. Don’t forget to Doors open at noon and bring your lawn chairs and

blankets. Children under the age of 18 must remain with an adult at all times. For more information, contact the Parks and Rec Department, (847) 587-3944.

Taste of Summer set in McHenry

Taste of Summer will be held from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 12 in Downtown McHenry. Bring family and friends to visit and taste from participating downtown McHenry food and beverage establishments for just $1-$3 per taste. For more information, visit mchenrydowntown.biz.

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Sheriff implicates boyfriend in explosion deaths By Jennifer Eisenbart STAFF WRITER

In shadows created by burnt trees and low cloud cover June 2, Tamara Burgos and friends and family were gathering plants and flowers from amid the charred rubble of the family home at 29235 Ketterhagen Rd., in Burlington, Wis. Burgos said her family plans to transplant those, which were originally planted by her mother, Kimberly Howe, at the home – which was leveled by a fire and explosion on May 14. It is all Burgos has left of Howe, her biological mother. She said that the fire investigation team identified her mother from a small tissue sample. “If it’s my mother, give me something to bury,” Burgos said. The Racine County Sheriff’s Department announced Wednesday that it believes Howe, her son, Nicholas Chaulkin, and her boyfriend, Craig Lambert, had perished May 14, in a murder-suicide perpetrated by Lambert. Those events culminated in a spectacular fire and explosion that reduced the home to splinters. According to a news re-

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lease issued by the Sheriff’s Office, a medical examination showed that Chaulkin had suffered a gunshot wound to the back of his head, and was dead before the fire because there was no evidence of smoke in his lungs. “…Autopsy results did reveal the presence of smoke in Craig Lambert’s lungs, which is consistent with him being alive after the fire began,” the release states. The bodies of Lambert and Chaulkin were found the day after the explosion, and identified through dental and DNA records. After a week of searching by investigators, other human remains collected from the site were later identified as Howe. “The injuries sustained by Lambert and Howe in the fire were so severe that the Medical Examiners Office was unable to determine the exact manner of death,” the release states. While the exact cause of the fire could not be determined due to the level of destruction, the release states “…evidence at the scene indicated the intentional removal of an LP gas line in the basement allowing the home to fill will gas and ex-

plode upon introduction to an ignition source.” “The sad and unfortunately reality is Kimberly Howe and her son are both victims of the ultimate act of domestic violence,” Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling wrote in a text correspondence Wednesday. The Women’s Resource Center of Racine was scheduled to hold a vigil Thursday night at 5:30 p.m. at Echo Park in Burlington, with special activities planned for teens. Difficult for daughter Burgos absorbed what the Sheriff’s Department released Wednesday – and came to a far different conclusion. “They never found her teeth,” Burgos said of Howe. “They never found the jewelry on her body. “The second body that they’re claiming is my brother? They even stated to the family that the DNA did not match,” she added. “It can’t be my brother if the DNA doesn’t match.” However, Schmaling said his department reacted properly according to the evidence, as did the Wisconsin Crime Lab.

“These are human remains that were found,” the sheriff said. “Those are our three victims, and there’s no disputing that. “The extent and the scope of the search was massive,” he added. Burgos claimed there were clues that her mother and her brother didn’t return to the house following a domestic incident days prior to the fire and explosion. She said that Lambert loved her mother deeply, and would have been incapable of killing her mother, much less reducing her remains to the point where investigators only found a small tissue sample. But she also said that Lambert had confronted Howe about another man kissing her on May 11. The fight turned physical, Burgos explained, and her mother and brother left the house the morning of May 12. Burgos said she spoke to her mother via text message the day before the fire, and felt her mother was nervous about returning to the home. That, she said, would have kept Kimberly Howe from returning without someone to protect her. Lambert’s daughter, Kay-

Body found along Lily Lake shoreline By Jason Arndt STAFF WRITER

A man found dead along the Lily Lake, Wis., shoreline May 28 was involved in an earlier domestic dispute that required the Sheriff’s Tactical Team. According to Sgt. Daniel Ruth of the Kenosha County (Wis.) Sheriff’s Department, Richard L. Warnke Sr. became distraught after the May 23 domestic dispute with his wife at a residence in the 7800 block of 336th Ave. Wheatland, Wis., and later turned up missing. “He had been involved in a domestic dispute with his wife earlier in the night and had been seen with a gun by his wife and neighbor,” Ruth stated. “He fled the scene prior to the Sheriff’s Department’s arrival in an unknown direction, apparently despondent over domestic issues.” Ruth reported the Kenosha Sheriff’s Department Tactical Team canvassed the area from 8 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. When Warnke Sr. failed

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Department press release, a local resident discovered his body along the shoreline of Lily Lake near the 7700 block of 334th Avenue early Saturday afternoon. Authorities were unable

to positively identify Warnke Sr. until Tuesday when a medical examiner’s autopsy confirmed his identity. Ruth stated Warnke had been “missing for about five days total.”

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la, declined to comment department has declared one of the bodies to be her brothWednesday. er, she thinks someone else A complicated mess accompanied her mother The reality of domestic into the home that day. abuse, however, is rare- “She would have had ly that simple, said Cherie somebody come home with Griffin of the Women’s Re- her,” Burgos said. It’s why, she said, she besource Center in Racine. “Victims’ understanding lieves her mother may still of risk … is often under- be alive – and in hiding. estimated,” she explained. “If she’s still alive, she “Many times victims know needs to repair herself bethere is danger, but they may fore she can cope with that,” not be able to accurately pre- said Burgos. “I just want her dict when something will be- to reach out. “I don’t expect her to come lethal. “Any form of abuse is come home,” Burgos added. always dangerous,” Griffin “I don’t expect her to leave whatever place she feels said. She added that when safe. I just want her to reach women try to leave – or in out.” this case, remove their abus- Schmaling made it clear er from the home – things Wednesday, though, that he believes the evidence supoften go wrong. “It’s always the most dan- ports the information regerous when someone tries leased. “During most investigato leave,” Griffin said. Griffin urged that anyone tions, we typically develop attempting to leave an abu- theories immediately,” he sive situation contact the wrote in a text. “Sometimes Women’s Resource Center those areas are proven with for help in exiting the rela- evidence and sometimes tionship safely. She directed they are not. people to a 24-hour advocate “We base our comments line available at (262) 633- on evidence and the totality of the investigation,” 3233. Burgos said that might Schmaling added. “We have have been exactly what her done nothing short of a thormother was trying to do. She ough investigation. said that there were remains “There is no doubt we of a third dog in the home, have the remains of those and that while the sheriff’s three individuals.”

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HUNTING, FISHING, & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION

SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 2016 ~ 9:30 A.M.

SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 2016, 10:00 A.M.

20715 Durand Ave. (Hwy. 11), Union Grove, WI 53182

DIRECTIONS: In the Banquet Hall of the Ironwood Chophouse & Saloon on Durand Ave. (Hwy. 11), 1 mile West of Hwy. 45 or 1 mile East of Hwy. C. Watch for signs.WEBSITES: www. bobhagemannauctionreality.com or www.auctionzip.com ID #9051 for an expansive list & many pictures, plus any updates. Auction day phones: (262) 492-5125 or (262) 716-8421. Food service available on site. HUNTING & GUNS: All kinds of reloading equipment & supplies inc: MEC Loaders, Super Sizers, presses, Lee & RCBS dies, shotgun shells & wads, bullets, brass casings, scales, ammo boxes, primers, charge bars, sacks of #7-1/2 & 8 magnum shot, brass sifter, shell casing tumbler, bullet puller, black powder supplies, & more; Most calibers of ammo; 200 Round cases of new shotgun ammo; Several rifles inc: Kalashnikov/IZHMASH CM-2 22LR Sporting rifle, Winchester 12ga Mod.12, 3 Remington 12ga Mod.31(1 with serial #58), J.C.Higgins 20ga Mod.21, Mossburg 20ga Mod.385T bolt action, Remington 12ga Mod.870 Wingmaster & .22 S,L,LR Mod.52 Speedmaster, Hunter Arms “The Fulton” 12ga double barrel, & Sheridan air rifle; Buck mount & racks; Live & spring traps; Many rare hand carved weighted duck decoys & sacks of plastic decoys; Duck & turkey calls; Camo nets; Many gun cases, & holsters; Otis “Elite” & other cleaning kits & rods; Clay traps & throwers; Hunting, fillet, & jack knives from Buck, Schrade, Imperial, & more; Stack-On Elite & Sentry gun safes; Tripods; Snowshoes; Walkie talkies; Benchmaster rifle rest; Rifle & trophy sights; Binoculars; Raulf & other arrows; Gun stocks & grips; Hunting books & videos; “The Field 70” dog trainer; Deer hides; Lots of hunting apparel; CAMPING & FISHING: Hundreds of fishing rods & reels; Fish finders; Ice fishing sleds, jig poles, & tip-ups; Rod cases; Loads of jig making supplies & tools; Fishing line; “Salty” rod holders; Camp stoves; Tents; Mercury 7.5hp & Evinrude 4 Deluxe outboards; Boat motor gas cans; Snorkel set; Anchors; Nets; New marine trailer jack; Waders & fishing boots; COLLECTIBLES: Pie safe cupboard; Victrola player & record album cabinet; Leather football helmet & spikes; Railroad crossing sign; Antique iron tools inc: ice tongs. hatchets, shears, saws, etc; Stoddard implement seat; Carpenter’s bench w/12 drawers; Glass washboard; Trunks; Griswold #355 pie oven(no glass); Gromme, Zoellick, & VanderLeest prints; Milk cans; Small ceramic boot collection; Service/12 Copeland Spode Mayflower china #2 of 8772; U.S. Army clothes & items; GB Packers’ helmet; Silverplate; “Littles”, Barbie, & Ken dolls, clothes, & access; Lighted doll house w/furniture; Belt buckles; Blackjacks; Egg crate; Bottles; Sport pennants; Kerosene lanterns; Cast oil lamp wall brackets; Bailey #4 & 5 jack planes; Singer treadle; LAWN & GARDEN: Simplicity Regent 18hp 38”cut w/grass catcher; Jacobsen Super Blitz 20 snowblower; Rotary mower; Ryobi mini-tiller; Leaf blower; Stihl chainsaw; Log chains; Hand garden tools; TOOLS & MISC: Tool chests & boxes; Work benches; Parts cabinets; Tap & die sets; Power tools; Wood lathe & chisels; New hand tool sets; Many box lots of hand tools; Electrical & plumbing supplies; Paper cutter; Drill press; Small anvil; Scroll saw; Clamps; Vises; Ladders; Trailer & misc.tires; Rock tumbler; Large chest freezer; ProForm 540s treadmill; Wheelchair; Halltree; & MUCH MORE.

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. Wisconsin firearm laws apply to all gun purchases.

Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer: Bob Hagemann No. 509.

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AUCTION W2970 Springfield Rd., Lake Geneva, WI 53147

SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 11:00 A.M.

LOCATION: From Elkhorn, take Cty. Rd. NN (past the hospital) 4 miles to Springfield Rd.; or from downtown Lake Geneva, take Cty. Rd. H north to Cty. Rd. NN, then north 2 miles to Springfield Rd. & east to the above address. Watch for signs. ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: Mahogony settee w/2 matched chairs; fern stand w/ metal decor; oak side-by-side secretary w/ round glass; oak commode w/ lamp shelves & mirror; buffet mirror; lg oak dresser w/mirror; round oak DR table w/ claw feet; 2 kitchen shelf clocks w/heavy decor; kitchen shelf w/mirror for clocks; round glass china cabinet; floral painted deco wagon; old oak record cabinet w/ raised trim; la oval wall mirror; oak commode; coat racks; 2 wash stands w/towel bars; horse collar mirror; brass beds; hump back trunk; lg asst of chairs - some matched; hi-chair & more. WICKER: All white settee, rocking chair, pr arm chairs, book shelf, round end table, plant stands. COLLECTIBLES: Copper wash boiler w/cover; mink boards - plain & painted; numerous new rag/braided rugs; wrought iron cage; Swiss cow bells & others; hat boxes; hand made quilt - beautiful; unusual lamps; enamelware; buttons/ bobbins/sewing items/boxes of new material; old kitchen utensils; painted windmill blades; painted saws; political buttons; scrap books; wood carvings; cookie cutters; Lincoln logs; some 40s Elkhorn & East Troy memorabilia; magazines back to 1918; old cards/valentines; lg collection of paper memorabilia; dolls from various countries; speciality booklets; old maps; barber shop items; banks; Elvis collectibles; skillets & iron items; JD collectibles; stamps; Packer fleece & collectibles & MUCH MORE. AND MORE: Set of Haviland china, svc for 12; Corelleware; costume jewelry; Christmas items & Christmas village; very large quantity of craft supplies & decorated items; carousel slide trays. MISC.: GE refrigerator; GE washer & elec. dryer; hanging cabinets; file cabinets; office supplies; shelving units; mission oak style couch & MANY 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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JOHN MARKGRAF #5113 STATE RD 50, DELAVAN, WI 53115

LOCATED: From Delavan I-43/Hwy. 50 exit, take State Rd. 50 East Approx. 4.5-miles to #5113. From Lake Geneva take Hwy 50 West Approx. 8-miles. Parking where available alongside Hwy. 50 Off the blacktop. Auction parking has been granted at Lollipups which is across the road. Please do not park in front of Mailboxes, Driveways or in Ditches. Be apprised of all Road & parking conditions. NOTE: A TREMENDOUS AUCTION! John took pride and care of his tools & equipment. Many Interesting, Exciting & Usable items. Lunch Available. Bring a lawn chair and plan to invest the day. COME TAKE A LOOK! SHOP EQUIPMENT/POWER TOOLS/HAND TOOLS & Etc: Delta 6” Jointer/Planer; Senco Screw fastener system; Craftsman Comm. Drill Press; Jet L-80 1T. Hand chain hoist; Dewalt ½” hand drill; Clarke Rolling tool chest; Craftsman rolling tool chest; Propane heater; Pittsburgh ½” Click torque wrench; Pittsburgh ½” Impact sockets; Electrical test meters; Chicago Electric flux wire welder; C-Man 3T. Floor jack; Drywall T-squares; B/D. Worm drive saw; Irwin Marples wood chisels; Dewalt & Tool shop Circular saws; Miter saw; DeWalt saber saw; 4-1/2” Angle grinder; Dayton 220V 2-Cyl. Air compressor; Homecraft 10” Table saw; Milwaukee 1/3HP. Bench grinder; Vise grips; Welding clamps; Dasco Pro Chisels & punches; US & Metric Allen wrenches; 40-Pc. Metric tap & Die set; 2 & 3-Jaw pullers; 13-Pc. Pittsburg Deep well Impact socket set; Pipe wrenches; Hammers Sledge hammers; Steel planes; Auto compression tester & Vacuum gauge; Valve grinder; Wheel bearing tool; Bolt cutters; Channel locks; Pliers; Trailer Hitches, Balls & locking hitch pins; Grease guns; Chiltons & Motors Truck service books; Fire hose couplings; 300 Tape measure; Cen-Tech Inspection camera; Taps; Precision screw drivers; Extension cords; Bungee straps, B&S.Caliper; Pittsburgh digital caliber; Welding cables; 12V. Elec winch; Lasko Heater; Wagner paint sprayer; Tool shop air nailer; Small Bench top drill press; Wilton vise; Lenk Solder gun; 6” Bench grinder; Drill indexes; Shop VAC.; Makita Router; AMMO BOX; 12GA. Shotgun shells; Router bits; 60-Hardware index; Many indexes of new sorted Brass air fittings, Cotter keys; Fine thread nuts & bolts, Electrical connections, Grease fittings & hardware; MUCH MORE! SNAP-ON TOOLS: 300Lb. Torque meter; ½” & 3/8” Ratchets & Breaker Bars; US & Metric hand wrenches & Sockets; Ratchets; Ignition wrenches; ¼” & 3/8” Drive deep well 6-Pt. Sockets; MUCH MORE! MILWAUKEE POWER TOOLS: Orbital Super Sawzall & blades; Electric ½” Drill; M-18 Cordless Sawzall; Cordless 18V Impact wrench; #296122 18V. Cordless Impact Drill combo kit. TRACTOR/ATTACHMENTS: KUBOTA BX25 Diesel 4WD Sub compact Tractor 275 Hrs. with Loader LA-240, Backhoe BT-601, (Clean & Nice); Land Ride RTR-0542 Reverse Tiller w/3-pt.; Rear mounted post hole digger; Pull behind yard Thatcher; Back blade; Rear single blade plow; Home made drag; Discs; King Kutter Rake w/3-pt.; 5 Back Blade w/3-pt. ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: Fostoria American 10” Cake stand; (2) Firemans axes; Two 2-man log saws; Large 1930s Coca-Cola Steel ADV. sign; Hires Root Beer Thermometer ADV. sign; Steel park bench; 5-Cent 227719 Gumball machine; Ladies Dropfront desk in rough; Decommissioned metal road signs; Snowmobile trail signs; Push Garden tiller; Steel wheel milk cart frame; (4) Copper Moscow Mugs; Meat saw; Griswold skillet; Crosman .177 Cal. Pellet gun; 1970s-80s 33-RPM LP Rock Vinyl Records; Old Timer/Schrade 150T Hunting knife w/sheath; 1950s Mans LG Red Plaid Hunting coat; Tan canvas Pheasant hunting vest & jacket; Croquet set; Snow sleds; Avon collector steins; Round & square steel wash tubs; Stainless milk strainers; Painted Milk cans; Kero barn lanterns; Horse collar; Radio Controlled cars; Fishing reels; Valvoline Adv. Rattling Rapala fishing lure. GARAGE/OUTDOORS/MISC: Cement Mixer w/elec. motor; McCulloughs & Hitachi chain saws; Tree climbing gear, ropes, Saw blades & sheathes; Heavy Load straps; Chain Binders; Trailer & Riding lawn mower rims & tires; Yard fogger; 2-trailer jacks; Steel car ramps; Gas leaf blower; Riobi Weed eater/tiller; Snowmobile & two place snowmobile trailer: Two-wheel trailer Axle; Pick, Splitting Maul; Hand post hole diggers; Plastic drainage hose & fittings; 2-Wheel lawn dump cart; Steel fence posts; Log chains; C-Man Lawn mower snow blade; Plastic & Steel Truck tool boxes; Steel wheel barrow; Landscapers rake;” Alum. 14 fishing boat; Two wheel Boat trailer; 20” Fiberglass Ext. ladder; (3) Stainless steel sinks; Coaster wagon; Concrete 2-wheel cart planter; Many wood handle yard tools. SCUBA DIVING GEAR: Mens Scuba Divers Suit, Breathing equipment; Mask, Flippers & Aqua-Lung Air Tank; HOUSEHOLD: China cabinet; Dresser w/Mirror; Upholstered loveseat sofa; Glider chairs; Full size bed; 2-cushion sofa; Blond singer fl. Model sew machine; Pool Table; Computer desk; Cookbooks; Childrens records; Canning jars; MUCH MORE! TERMS: CASH/GOOD CHECKS. Photo State DL/ID to Register, Bid & Buy. All purchases must be settled for in full & prior to same day removal from premises. Day of auction statements by auctioneer will prevail. NO BUYERS FEE! AUCTIONEER: Mike Murphy, Reg. WI Auctioneer #285. PHOTOS/UPDATES: www.MurphyAuctions.com/auctioncalendar.htm EMAIL: mmurphy1844@charter.net

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PAID IN ADVANCE! Make $1000 A Week Mailing Brochures From Home! NO Experience Required. Helping home workers since 2001! www.WorkingCentral. NET WATERFORD SANITARY DISTRICT is looking to fill a part time position with potential to become full time. Must possess: good work ethic, willing to learn, & self motivated. Must have knowledge of plumbing, electrical, & mechanical systems, good driving skills, & clean driving record. This job involves working with sewer systems & the equipment associated with the systems. Competitive wage commensurate with experience. Please email resume & salary requirements to wtfrdoperations@tds.net. Or apply in office: 415 N Milwaukee St. Waterford.

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Sequoit Sidekick member John Kasbohn, 16, passes the Flame of Hope torch to his running mate, Antioch police officer Zack “Z” Johnson at the beginning of Leg 6A of The Law Enforcement Torch Run at Main Street and Highway 173 in Antioch on Sunday. Beginning at 6 a.m., the Sequoit Sidekicks and Antioch police carried the torch to Highway 83 and Grass Lake Road where they handed it over to members of the Lake Villa police force who continued the run southward. The Torch Run is the single largest year-round fundraising event benefiting Special Olympics Illinois. Approximately 3,000 officers representing every branch of law enforcement across the state from local police officers to FBI agents will carry the Flame of Hope nearly 1,500 miles, running through thousands of Illinois communities to its final destination, the Opening Ceremony of the Special Olympics Illinois Summer Games later in June in Normal, Illinois.

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HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH VETERAN’S TRUCK LINE INC. H H in Burlington, Wis. is now H accepting applications for: H H H H H H • Home most nights/every • 401(k) w/contribution H weekend • Drive newer equipment H • Paid health benefits • Paid vacations/holidays H • Hourly pay starting at $17.70 • Paid life/disability H • 6 months $18.70 • Must have Class A CDL and H • Time & 1/2 over 40 hours pass medical/drug screen H CALL NOW TOLL-FREE: H H EXT. 231 H Go to www.vetstruck.com for applications. H HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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GARAGE SALES Estate Sales 7312 PLEASANT ROAD-WATERFORD June 10 and 11th. 9-3 pm.

Moving Sale 438 FROST DRIVE, WILLIAMS BAY Friday and Saturday, 6-10 and 6-11, 8 to 5. Moving Sale: furniture, household items, tools, much misc.

Garage Sales 21030 OLSON RD. (TOWN OF NORWAY) 6/10, 8-6. 6/11, 9-3. HH, yard decor, clothes, gas grill, pool table, power tools & jet skis. Plenty for everyone! Cash Only. 3600 72ND AVE., KENOSHA, Sat. 8-5pm, Sun. 8-2pm. Antiques and Vintage Sale! Tons of new stuff from furniture to yard art, Warehouse, green house, horse barn and garages full.

400 attend wine walk

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Volunteer Brendan Hannigan (left), a distributor for Burke Beverages, pours for a spirited crowd during the Summer Wine Walk at the new location for Suzanne’s Picture Framing, 911 Toft St., Antioch, on Saturday. Despite morning showers, there was little whining amongst the “winers” as the 400 strong toured over 20 local businesses, each offering a sample of three different wines. The sellout event is one of three wine walks sponsored throughout the year by the Antioch Parks and Recreation Department.

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10810 TEAL TRAIL SUNSET RIDGE SUB. 6/11, Sat. only, 8-4. Car top carrier, tools, microwave, projector & screen, range hood, art work, ship models, Marx Train, oak railing & free stuff.

Rochester Garage Sales

400 E MAIN ST. 6/9-6/11, 8-4. Various household items.

MOVING OUT SALE 29536 EAGLE RIDGE DR, BURLINGTON June 10,11,12. 9-4. Tools, collectibles, furniture, clothing, & much much more incl.the house!

Burlington Garage Sales

Union Grove Garage Sales

172 W. HIGHLAND AVE., (behind hospital), June 10-11, 8-5, Moving sale: everything must go! 2014 custom Indian motorcycle only 1 mile, furniture, flat screen TVs, washer/dryer. Come see all the fabulous items

1213 7TH AVENUE June 8 and 9th. 8-4 pm. Kitchen set, 3 wheel bike, hoveround, antiques, furniture, crystal, and misc.

225 & 209 KARYL ST., Thurs. 8-4, Fri. 8-4, Sat. 8-noon, power mitre saw, circular saw, tools, luggage, toys, golf balls, bird feeders, dog kennel, technology, women’s & men’s clothing, football/baseball cards, jewelry, home hardware, footlockers, storage totes, patio chair, table & umbrella, house decor, baskets, purses, plus much misc. 30447 DURAND AVE. ACROSS FROM BROWN’S LAKE BEACH. Sat. 6/11, 8-4. Rain date 6/18. Brown’s Lake Mobile Home Court Annual Yard sale. Several sales in community and possibly at storage units. 34830 47TH ST., June 9-12 105pm. Large Estate/Rummage Sale: Everything from top to bottom, everything must go! 401 S. KENDRICK AVE. June 9, 10 & 11. 8am-5pm. 2 Family Rummage, clothes(mens, womens & kids) puzzles, books, VHS & DVD movies, toys, kitchen, & HH, tools, camping, sports, bikes, outside turkey fryer, & lots of misc. 507 OAK ST., Thurs.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. 8-noon, Clothes adult & kids, strollers, kids bike, twin mattress set, bench, dresser, desk, books, movies, DVDs, toys, misc. 8034 SAGE ST. 6/10-12, 8-5. Multi Family sale. Clothes, toys, misc. HH kitchen, tools/yard, antiques, furniture, craft items & much more!

Kansasville Garage Sales 2140 LAKESHORE DR., Sat and Sun, June 11 & 12, from 7am to 2pm, rain or shine. We are “The American Beauties” and we are hosting an Artful Barn Sale! Industrial and farmhouse antiques, repurposed vintage finds, and canvas as well as modern folk art pieces. Please join us for a fun event!

Lake Geneva Garage Sales 300 LOOKOUT DRIVE (STURWOOD) ESTATE SALE 6/9-11, 9-2pm Sun. 6/12, 11-2. Beautiful antiques, mid- century furniture, collectibles, twin bdrm. set, dressers, dining rm set, lamps, vinyl records, household items and marble top table.

Lyons Garage Sales 1472 CREEKSIDE DR., June 10 9-5pm, June 11 9-3pm. Multi-family sale: baby clothes to collectibles, used Nikon equipment and something for everyone.

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Richmond/Spring Grove Garage Sales

5847 HWY 36 June 9-11 8-4pm. Multi-family rummage: boys clothing infant to 14/16, toys, books, bikes, video games, Wii gaming system, home decor, adult clothing, household misc & much more!

Waterford Garage Sales

28211 SOUTH GALE CIRCLE June 9-10 8-4pm June 11 8-2pm. Clothing, bikes, household & more.

29421 JUNE LANE June 10 & 11, 8-1pm. Charcoal grill, pingpong table, coffee table & much more!

3652 ARBOR RD. 6/10, 8:30-5, 6/11, 8:30-2. Multi Family, Miche purse shells, clothing, air purifier, HH decor, too many items to list!

511 EAST MAIN June 10-12. Garden tools, green house, yard items, plants, men’s 3X clothes, truck tool box , 2005 Dodge Neon, jewelry, butter turner, collectibles, grandfather clock, furniture & fishing rods.

801 ROHDA DR. WATERFORD June 8, 9, 10, 9-4pm. Two families, misc.

Wind Lake Garage Sales

27330 MEADOWLARK CT. Fri 6/10 & Sat 6/11 8:30am-3pm. Rummage & Collectible Sale! Harley jackets, prints & collectibles; Red Wing 5gal jug, Hallmark Ornaments, Nascar items, asst. dishes, household & vintage items, Christmas stuff, too much to list! Please -no early sales!

Bristol Garage Sales

19900 128TH ST. LOT 295 6/1012, 8-4. Many tools, extension ladders, elec. items, tires, power snow shovel, art work, fishing poles & equip., replica old time wall phone & much more! Follow arrows to lot 295.

Trevor Garage Sales

10717 252nd COURT-LOT 147 CAREFREE ESTATES June 9,10 and 11th. 9-3:30 pm. Moving sale, all must go. Antiques, household items, furniture, xmas, old clock’s, paintings, unframed prints. Many rooms full.

27608 HWY C TREVOR, WI 6/9-11, 8-5. Wood crafting tools, router & table, sander & polisher, band saw w/blades, electric skill saw table, disc & belt sander w/ stand, McCulloch chain saw 15”, glassware & some depression glass electric kitchen utensils.

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