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over 10 years. Her husband had left her 10 years before that, when she was in her 50s, to move in with a much younger woman. She said she was glad she had not heard from him in years. She only had her own Social Security she was living on. It had been enough for her to get by in her previous garage apartment rental. I asked the senior woman if she had found another rental yet. She told me about an apartment becoming available in a few weeks but she no longer had a security deposit and first month’s rent. They had been used to staying in the most overpriced weekly rentals. I went over her budget and saw she would be able to afford this rental if we provided the security deposit and first month’s rent. She also had a small amount overdue on her utilities that would have to be paid in full to enable her to have the new utilities put in her name. After a thorough review, I told her we would pay for the rent, security deposit and overdue utility bill. We also would pay for a cleaner, more reasonable motel for the next two weeks until her apartment was available. The senior woman looked close to tears when I told her all we would do to help her in her time of need. She picked up her little dog and tried to hide her tears as she hugged her little friend. She began to cry saying, “I am so grateful we both got out of that fire alive. I would never have been able to survive if my little friend hadn’t made it. Then I was so worried we would become homeless and I would not be able to feed him. I would have fed my dog before I bought food for myself. Now you come here and take all that worry away. You have no idea how relieved I am. God bless you and God bless the donors that have helped us.” The friend that had written the letter put her arms around the senior woman saying, “See I told you they would help you. I told you they were all good people.” The senior woman hugged both her friends as she shed tears of relief. That same day, along with the letter writer’s

and rundown motel room. The senior woman did not seem to realize who I was until her friend explained she had written a letter on her behalf. The friend said to the senior woman, “Remember I told you how The Time Is Now to Help had helped me a few years ago when I was sick and had lost my job. They paid my rent and utilities and even brought over some food for the children and me.” The senior woman looked embarrassed but asked some questions about The Time Is Now to Help. She confessed she had read some of our newspaper columns and had thought about writing to us for help, but did not have the courage Dear readers, to do so. She said, “I was I was familiar with the worried you would tell me name of the woman who I should get rid of my dog had written the letter. She like other people have done. was someone we had given I will not move anywhere assistance to several years that tells me I can’t keep ago. I called her phone my best friend.” I assured number provided and her we are all animal lovers we spent a few minutes at The Time Is Now to catching up on all that had Help and would never tell happened in her life in her she had to get rid of the past two years. I was her animal companion. I very happy to hear she was shared with her how we doing much better after had donors, including The our assistance and could Petco Foundation that care for herself and her two donated specifically for children. The woman who the purpose of helping our wrote the letter then began poverty stricken pet family to tell me about the senior members. This brought a woman she was worried look of relief to her face. about. She told me she I asked if she minded had encouraged the senior sharing with me her story woman to write a letter but and her financial situation. knew her pride would keep She looked to her friend her from doing it. I asked and she encouraged her by how she knew the senior telling her, “Sal will ask woman and she told me you questions and give you they had lived in the same advice that will help get apartment complex years you out of this motel and ago and remained friends. into an apartment. Do you The letter writer agreed to want me to leave the room meet me at the motel and while you talk?” The senior we would knock on her door woman said, “No dear. You together. can stay. I know you have I met the friend in the my best interests at heart. I parking lot outside the have nothing to hide from senior’s room. She was you.” carrying a dish with a hot We talked for over an meal she had prepared for hour. I heard about the her. She also had a bag of senior woman’s grown dog food. I also had brought children and their problems a bag of nonperishable with alcohol. She told me foods and some toiletries. she had not heard from We both commented on how either of her grown sons in we knew we could not come empty handed. The friend smiled saying, “I learned this a few years ago from you when you helped my kids and I when we needed help so badly. It was the best meal we had eaten in weeks.” Discounts are off regular prices We knocked on the door and it was answered by a senior woman and a friendly little dog wagging its tail happily. The woman looked confused when she saw me but was happy to shed some light on your good taste see her friend. The friend introduced me to the senior www.Caravellelite.com - 815.678.4558 woman. She shook my hand 9307 S Route 12 Richmond, IL 60071 and invited us both inside, Hours: Tuesday 9-6 Wednesday-Friday 9-5 Saturday 10-2 apologizing for the small

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HI-LITER • WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 2014 • 5

‘ABBA Mania’ set for area performance

A tribute to one of the world’s finest pop groups, “ABBA Mania: The Official West End Tribute Show” comes to the College of Lake County in Grayslake on Friday, Nov. 7. ABBA Mania has been playing to audiences of all ages since 1999, selling out theatres in the United Kingdom and around the world. The performance begins at 8 p.m. in the Mainstage Theatre of the James Lumber

Center for the Performing Arts. With favorite hit songs such as “Mamma Mia,” “Dancing Queen,” “Waterloo,” “Super Trouper” and more, this concert presentation celebrates the music and style of ABBA, reviving audiences’ memories of when the Swedish quartet ruled the airwaves. The seasoned British cast of ABBA Mania features Carly Broome as Agnetha, Katrina Wallis

as Anni-Frid (Frida), Toby Boyle as Bjorn and Danny Gluckstein as Benny. In 2002, ABBA Mania was invited to perform at London’s West End, where it played for 18 weeks at the Strand Theatre. That year the show made its German debut at the Deutsches Theatre Munich, where it sold out 21 performances. In 2003, the show was presented with a prestigious Radio Regenbogen award

for the best musical of 2002. In 2004, the cast performed a TV special viewed by over 11 million European viewers that celebrated 30 years since ABBA came to prominence. Performers included original members of the ABBA band, stars from the musical “Mamma Mia” and even the iconic Bjorn Ulveus, one of ABBA’s original members. ABBA Mania has toured internationally to Venezuela, North America, Tahiti, Mex-

ico, Germany, France, Switzerland, Austria, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Luxembourg and many more, making this the world’s most successful touring ABBA show. Tickets are $48, $42 and $38. CLC student/teen: $15 and children: $12. A $2 per ticket JLC facility fee will be added at the time of purchase. Other fees may apply to Internet purchases. CLC student tickets are not available for online purchase. Teen and

children tickets must be purchased with adult priced tickets. For more information or to order tickets, visit www. clcillinois.edu/tickets or call (847) 543-2300 (option 5). The Box Office is open Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Groups of six or more people are eligible for discounted ticket prices. Call (847) 543-2431 or email JLCgroupsales@clcillinois.edu for more information.

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Automobiles 1987 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO V6 FWD. Car show beauty. New factory wheels, new tires. $2500. 847-987-7669 1988 DODGE DYNASTY runs good, $1,750 262-206-6300. 1989 MERCEDES E300 4 DR COUPE excellent body & interior, needs trans. rebuilt, first $500 takes it. Call 262-534-6001. 1992 CHEVY CAPRIS CLASSIC 263k, good running condition, $1,000 262-914-2329. 2005 PONTIAC SUNFIRE 123k. New battery & front brakes. AC & remote start. $4,000 OBO. 262492-1978. 2006 NISSAN MAXIMA Fully loaded, clean, heated seats, heated steering wheel, all black, leather & suede interior, Bose speakers, Bluetooth integrated phone system, 6 disc CD, sunroof & much much more! $7500. Call 847-845-5694 or 847-3225662. Must see! 2008 TOYOTA YARIS 2 dr hatchback, 120,000 mi. Great shape. 39 MPG. $6900 firm. 262-2062302. *CASH TODAY* We’ll Buy Any Car (Any condition) + Free Same-Day Removal. Best Cash Offer Guaranteed! Call for FREE Quote: 888-654-4994. (MCN) Need Car Insurance? Lowest Down Payment - Canceled? State Letter/SR71? Accidents? Tickets? DUI? Instant Coverage! www.InsureACar.com Toll - Free 1-888-358-0908

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14’ MIRROCRAFT, TRAILER 25h.p. Mercury motor electric start. Trolling motor, extras. $2100 o.b.o. 262-886-2992. Racine, WI. 16 FT. SMOKERCRAFT MILLENTA 75HP Mercury engine. Less than 100hrs. Shorelander Trailer. Trolling motor, and many extras. $9,500. 262-763-5873. 16’ FIBERGLASS BOAT with walk through bow, 80 hp mercury, Shoreland tilt Trailer, runs. $500 or ? 262-332-9105 cell 262298-5326 home. 1970S CALIFORNIA CRACKERBOX racing boat, Hi-Pro 302 100 mph plus, with trailer. Call 262-248-4713. 1980 STARCRAFT 14 FT 1991 Mariner 25 hp Long Shaft. $800. 262-939-4686. 24’ MAXUM. 1994, 350 Mercruiser. Kitchen, bdrms, trailer. Trade in? $9,900 847-395-2669

Campers and RVs 2003 LAYTON TRAVEL TRAILER New tires, newer appl., slide out. Great condition. $8,000. 847395-1554. 2005 JAYCO GREYHAWK 31SS 12,500 miles, stored heated indoors, $36,500 262-2069688 2006 CROSSROADS CRUISER CT 31 GR 3 Slides, queen bed w/ custom mattress, DBL sofa bed, incl. flat screen TV, CD/DVD player & More. Non-smoking, never on road. Asking $12,000, 608302-2999 voice or text.

Farm Machinery 1951-8N-FORD TRACTOR 6 ft. mower, grading blade, box blade, $3,500 OBO 262-749-0181, 262534-5659 1980 JOHN DEERE MODEL 850 TRACTOR w/6’ belly mower, 24hp diesel, 3pt hitch, low hours, $4500 O.B.O. 262-949-7100 2007 CASE 580M loader backhoe, 4 wheel drive 1500 hours heated cab, valved $43,000 262497-6176 JOHN DEERE 4230 Open station-awning-radial tires. Low hrs. $18,200. Great shape. 847-2760314. JOHN DEERE TRACTOR model B, 1948. Has extra parts & operators manual. Asking $2500. 262514-2711. JOHN DEERE TRACTOR Model G, 1940, new parts & operators manual. Asking $3,000. 262-5142711

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1980 HONDA CB 750 Custom. Classic bike, very good condition, low miles. $1200 OBO. 262763-5270.

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2008 MUSTANG one owner, customized red, white & blue, 23,800 mi., excellent condition, $15,000, asking price OBO, call after 5 pm 262-763-8666 2008 MUSTANG one owner, customized red, white & blue, 23,800 mi., excellent condition, $15,000, asking price OBO, call after 5 pm 262-763-8666

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Vans, Mini Vans 1993 MERCURY Villager mini van with air, runs good, $800, 262-895-2096 1999 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER minivan, V6. Good, solid transportation. $2000. 262-654-6207

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V-6, sunroof, power driver seat, Warranty, 32,200 miles. ...................................................... $13,995* 2013 FORD FIESTA SE - 4 dr., automatic, air, easy on gas, power windows & door locks, 33,000 miles ....................................................... $11,495* 2012 HONDA CIVIC LX - 4 dr., automatic, air, power windows & door locks, 23K. ......... $14,995* 2009 CHRYSLER SEBRING TOURING - 4 dr., heated seats, sun roof, one owner, we sold new 133,300 miles ..............................................$6,995 2008 PONTIAC G6 - 4 dr., power windows, door locks, & driver seat, air, automatic, nice, 99K. .....................................................$6,995

2007 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY TOURING - Locally owned, nice. 106,800 miles .. $8,495 2005 CHRYSLER SEBRING TOURING CONVERTIBLE - Loaded, fun in the sun, 93K $5,495 2004 MERCURY SABLE LS PREMIUM -

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V-6, heated leather, loaded 166K ...................$3,995

2002 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO COUPE - V-6, auto., full power, 149K. ......$3,995 2002 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY EX - One owner clean, 161,500 miles .........$4,495 2001 FORD FOCUS - 4 dr., automatic & air,

easy on gas, 108K .........................................$2,995 1999 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS - 4 dr, V-6, automatic, power windows & locks, good transportation, 150K .....................................$1,795 1999 PLYMOUTH BREEZE EXPRESSO - We sold new, good transportation. 202,200 miles ..... $2,495 *Balance of Factory Warranty

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HI-LITER • WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 2014 • 6

California man extradited for courthouse threat A California man has been extradited to Lake County to face charges that he allegedly called in a threat to kill people and “light up” the courthouse in Waukegan in September. The Lake County Sheriff’s Office investigated the incident and identified the

caller as Daniel B. Pederson, 33, of Calabasas, Calif. Pederson had two outstanding local warrants: a 2011 failure to appear arrest warrant for criminal damage to property and a 2013 violation of order of protection arrest warrant. On Sept. 18, an arrest

warrant for Pederson was issued for making a terrorist threat (Class X) with bond set in the amount of $1 million. On Sept. 25, Pederson was arrested on the warrant in California. Last week, Pederson was extradited to Illinois. Pederson appeared in bond court on Oct. 14 and

his bond was set at $2 million. He is scheduled to appear in court on Nov. 18. On Sept. 12, about noon, the Lake County Sheriff’s Office received information pertaining to a threat made against the Lake County Courthouse located at 18 N. County St. in Waukegan.

An unknown male called the Illinois Department of Health Care and Family Services Inspector General’s Office, stating he was going to kill people and light up the Gurnee Police Department and Waukegan Courthouse. It was believed the caller’s driver’s license was

suspended for failure to pay child support and that the Gurnee Police Department had arrested him for driving on the suspended driver’s license. A search of the courthouse for a bomb was negative and security personnel were increased.

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nated will be given to the Grant Township food pantry. Admission is free but registration is requested. For more information, St. Peter School in Antioch is hosting its 33rd an- call (847) 587-0198 or visit nual Footlights Fundraiser www.fllib.org. on Nov. 7 and 8 from 7 p.m. to midnight. Health care job fair The event turns almost every classroom and hall- set at CLC Employers seeking apway into an entertainment or food stop, which also plicants for positions as includes a casino featuring medical assistants, certified blackjack, Texas hold’em, nursing assistants and phlebotomy technicians will be roulette, craps and poker. Live entertainment will recruiting at a job fair to be feature Michael Lescher and held on Oct. 28 at the ColMichael Rodio Dueling Pia- lege of Lake County Lakenos, Live Bands, Improv and shore Campus in Waukegan. The event will be held more. The public is invited. Ad- from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in mission is $10 entrance or a room 008 in Lakeshore’s 111 weekend pass is $15. . Tick- N. Genesee St. building. The event is sponsored by ets are available online or at CLC’s Career and Placement the door. Services Center in collaboYou must be 21 to enter. Visit www.stpeterfootlights. ration with the adult education department. com for more information. Job seekers should come dressed in business attire Knit for Charity at and bring plenty of resumes. For more information, call Fox Lake Library On Nov. 25, from 11 a.m. (847) 543-2059, visit www. to 1 p.m., learn to knit mit- clcillinois.edu/cps or review tens, a scarf or hat for the employer profiles two weeks Fox Lake library’s annual prior to at collegecentral. Mitten Tree. All items do- com/clcillinois.edu.

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Lake County Deputy Sheriff Ari Briskman (third from left) is honored with ASIS International Officer of the Year Award recently. With him at the ceremony are (from left) Reserve Deputy Dave Wilson, Sheriff Mark C. Curran, Lt. Chris Thompson, Undersheriff Raymond J. Rose.

Deputy honored for life-saving efforts Lake County Sheriff’s Deputy Ari Briskman was honored Oct. 9 for his life-saving efforts by the Illinois North Shore Chapter of ASIS International. Briskman was recognized

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(Continued from front page) as the volunteer fundraising tion comes at a critical time in arm of the Global Polio Erad- the fight to eradicate disease. ication Initiative, a public-pri- If the campaign is successful, vate partnership that also polio would be only the secincludes the World Health ond disease in human history Organization; the U.S. Cen- to be eradicated. At this time ter for Disease Control and people in only three nations Prevention; UNICEF and the on earth – Nigeria, Pakistan Bill and Melinda Gates Foun- and Afghanistan – need the dation. inoculations. Antioch Rotary’s $2,000 Since 1988, the number donation was tripled to of polio cases worldwide $6,000, thanks to a two-to- has been reduced more than one match by the Bill and 99 percent from 350,000 per Melinda Gates Foundation, year to 400 in 2013. In 2014, which has partnered with Ro- Southeast Asia was certified tary International. polio-free after India elimThe Antioch Club’s dona- inated the disease from its

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Believe it or not, there is a science to growing those huge pumpkins. It’s called barology and it is the science of weights and gravity. And there are plenty of other pumpkin growers out there to help you realize pumpkin dreams of epic proportions. Last year, the giant that Paul Lee of Silver Lake, Wis., grew was nearly 350 pounds and that had been his best so far. Until this year, when his giant is now nearly 1,000 pounds. Previously, Lee planted other vegetables along with his pumpkins in his 30 by 40 foot garden area. “I usually have other vegetables growing,” Lee explained. “Tomatoes, zucchini, all the usual. I couldn’t do it this year. I had a quadruple bypass and there was no way for me to get the garden planted as usual.” So his brother, John, helped him and planted three pumpkin seeds. These weren’t from the grocery or hardware store. These are pedigreed seeds, marked with the names of the sires and dams, the year and the size of the pumpkins from which they came. Pumpkin growers harvest and mark their seeds, creating seed lines that they use themselves and share with others. Since growing giant pumpkins is not just a national but international affair, Lee even has seeds from France. Two of those seeds produced vines and Lee hand-pollinated the flowers. One vine produced the cream yellow giant that Lee calls “Brother John.” “If it weren’t for my brother,” Lee said, “there would be no pumpkins so I had to name it after him.”

Lee concentrated on his pumpkins this year. He spent three to four hours a day, caring for Brother John. He buried the massive vines in the soil. This lends stability for the vine whose leaves can blow in the wind. A root will grow under each leaf and this adds the nutrients the giant pumpkin receives. Lee uses as much rainwater as possible and the garage rain gutIf it weren’t ters channel rainwater for my brother, into a large there would be no tank where the rain wapumpkins so I had to ter is mixed name it after him.” with wa– Paul Lee on the name ter-soluble fertilizers of his nearly 1,000-pound that is sent pumpkin right to the beginning of the root system through a hose. The huge, cream yellow pumpkin sits on a bed of sand, GAIL PECKLER-DZIKI Illinois Hi-Liter under a sun shield. Silver Lake, Wis., resident Paul Lee shows off “Brother John,” a pumpkin he nurtured to nearly 1,000 pounds this “If the pumpkin sits in the year. dirt,” Lee explained, “it can During the peak growing For $25 a year, Lee is mem- three ways to measure that kin carvers would pay $1 a get soft spots and then bugs will bore in. Animals will start season, one of those giants ber of the Wisconsin Giant pumpkin to get a good esti- pound for those pumpkins, can add as much at 25 pounds but Lee planned to carve it Pumpkin Growers that pro- mate of the weight. chewing on that spot. Then a day. Brother John has now vides growers with all sorts of And what is the destiny of himself and put it in his front your pumpkin is gone.” Lee has been growing the slowed to three to four pounds technical aid, including a tape these pumpkin giants? Lee yard to celebrate Halloween measure with instructions for said that professional pump- in Silver Lake. giants for four years. He came a day. into his backyard one evening to find that woodchucks had eaten all the leaves off the vines, so no pumpkins that year. Neighborhood cats help The Lake County Sheriff’s Office tification to avoid apprehension on a Cauley was charged with obstructhim is his battle to keep birds Special Investigations Unit arrested Wisconsin Department of Corrections ing justice (Class 4 felony), promoting and other small rodents form Vernell Cauley, 35, of Madison, Wis., escape warrant, according to the Sher- prostitution (Class 4 felony), fugitive destroying his garden. after a traffic stop on Oct. 13 that was iff’s Office. from justice (Class 4 felony), unlawWhile lots of sun and part of a crackdown operation. Investigators allege that Cauley was ful possession of cannabis and driving heat are needed for these Cauley was pulled over on north- pimping two female passengers in the while license suspended. giants, July and August can bound I-94 near Highway 120 about 2 vehicle, for whom he posted advertiseCauley’s jail bond was set at $50,000 be too harsh, so some shadp.m. and allegedly provided false iden- ments on Backpage.com. and an Oct. 21 court date was set. ing is needed then. Now, as the nights grow cooler, Lee drops down the shades from the shield and covers the pumpkin when the temperature drops to 50 degrees or EXPERIENCED CDL-A TRUCK SHIPPING, RECIEVING, FORKbelow. Drivers Help Wanted

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Man arrested in attempted beer theft A 48-year-old Lake Villa man was arrested and charged with retail theft Oct. 9 for allegedly attempting to steal two cases of beer from the Antioch Piggly Wiggly store. About 2 p.m., Antioch Police were contacted about a retail theft that had just taken place at the Piggly Wiggly, 460 Orchard Street. Storeowner David Karaczewski informed officers that a white male left the business with two cases of Budweiser beer worth $27.98 without paying for them. When Karaczewski confronted the male at his vehicle, the male removed the beer cases from the rear seat of his car and then drove away from Karaczewski with his rear passenger’s door open. Karaczewski provided

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MacKenzie Wisch, 9, of Antioch attempts the ancient art of apple bobbing during the Harvest Time celebration at the Christian Life Fellowship, 41625 Deep Lake Rd., Antioch, on Saturday, Oct. 11. This was the ninth year the church has hosted the annual event, which was open to the public.

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Open house planned for prospective students Current high school students as well as adults will have the opportunity to learn about attending the College of Lake County at an open house to be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at the Grayslake campus, located at 19351 W. Washington St. The event will provide an opportunity for those attending to talk with current students, admissions staff and faculty. Participants

may take a campus tour and attend a student services fair to learn about support programs and campus life (everything from the honors program to campus clubs). The open house will provide answers to the questions that prospective students (and their parents) most frequently ask during a two-hour program. Four different half-hour sessions will be offered: • How to get started at

CLC (step-by-step guide) • “Start here, transfer anywhere:” how to begin a bachelor’s degree at CLC • Honors options and study abroad • Paying for college In addition, students may visit with faculty and staff to learn about transfer and career programs in Biological and Health Sciences; Business; Communication Arts, Humanities and Fine Arts; Engineering, Math and

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Treasurer’s Annual Report for Fiscal Year Ending April 30, 2014 I, Carolynn Callaby, do hereby certify that the following statements of revenues and expenditures of the fund for the Richmond Township Fire Protection District for the year ending April 30, 2014, are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. /s/ Carolynn Callaby Treasurer Subscribed and sworn to before me on the 14 day of October, 2014. /s/ Michelle Friedrich Notary Public REVENUES: (GENERAL): Real Estate Property Tax - 372,177; Personal Prop. Replacement Tax - 3,984.00; Foreign Fire Insurance - 3,993.00; Interest - 135.00; Donations - 25.00; Federal/State Grand Funding - 2,200.00; Impact Fees -1,002.00; Loan Proceeds - 377,388; Fire & Bureau Fees - 505.00; Fuel Service - 1,092.00; Miscellaneous Income - 5,392.00; Property Tax from Spring Grove - 21,171.00; Donations-CPR -13.00; Explorer Membership Fee 140.00; Total $789,216,00 (AMBULANCE): Real Estate Property Tax - 279,132; Personal Prop. Replacement Tax - 4,187.00; Interest - 110.00; Memorial Interest 0.12; Donations - 25.00; Memorial Fund Donations - 1,170.00; Federal/State Grant Funding - 2,200.00; Ambulance Fees - 111,444.00; Sale of Fixed Assets - 1,200.00; Miscellaneous Income - 3,915.00; Paramedic Intercept Fees - 750.00; CPR Training Donations 707.00; Property Tax from Spring Grove - 15,879.00; EMS Ambulance Donations - 10,805.00; Total $569,205.00 PAYROLL: 0.01 to 5,000.00 - Amore, Joe; Anderson, William; Callaby, Carolynn; Feltner, Jake; Foley, William; Harmon, Heather; Karls, Randy; Kohler, Matthew; Lersch, Dylan; Loiacono, Paul; Mandel, Eric; McCarrel, Russell; Offerman, Paul; Patyk, Myra; Pechous, Tom; Taylor, George; Taylor, Gina; Tesch, Timothy; Van Daele, Thomas; Wilson, Francis. Payroll: 5,000.01 to 10,000.00 - Barnes, Kevin; Diets, Andrew; Feltner, Rod; Friedle, Kathy; Garnand,Greg; Hanley, Dan; Miller, Mark; Prickett, James; Schneider, Erik; Thennes, Victoria; Umphrey, Robert. 10,000.01 to 15,000.00 - Amore, Damien; Gall Jr., Ervin F; Gallas, Paula; McAndrews, Janice. 15,000.01 25,000.00 - Gallas, Ryan; Gumm, Christopher; Steadman, Gary. 25,000.01 - 50,000.00 - Halverson, Doug; Moore, James; Mundorf, Rusty; Raef, Donald; Schwind, Eric. 50,000.01 - 999,999.00 Gallas, Rick. Total: $437,677.00 LIABILITY: United States Treasury - 7,735.00; Federal Taxes 100,123.00; Illinois Dept. of Revenue - 16,981.00; Wisconsin Dept. of Revenue - 3,261.00; Total $128,100.00 EXPENDITURES AND EXPENSES (GENERAL): AT & T - 3,124; Air One Equipment - 4,126.00; Ally - 3,159.00; Corkill Insurance Agency, INC - 9,358.00; Cowlin, Curran & Coppedge - 5,337.00; Discover - 6,709.00; Eder, Casella, & Co - 5,124.00; Emergency Apparatus Maint., INC - 14,554.00; Illinois Public Risk Fund - 24,088.00; Lake & McHenry Counties - 9,950.00; Liberty Power Holdings - 2,890.00; McHenry Savings Bank - 98,507.00; McHenry County Sheriff’s Office - 8,932.00; NICOR - 4,694.00; Paul Conway Shields - 65,250;00; Petroliance, LLC - 8,875.00 Expense Disbursements Under $2,500.00 = $44,137.00; Total $322,990.00 (AMBULANCE): AT & T - 3,124.00; Ally - 3,159.00; Andres Medical Billing, LTD - 10,527.00; Buss Ford - 3,579.00; Corkill Insurance Agency, Inc - 9,358.00; Cowlin, Curran, & Coppedge 5,337.00; Discover - 3,652.00; Eder, Casella & Co - 5,124.00; Illinois Public Risk Fund - 24,088.00; Liberty Power Holdings - 2,890.00; McHenry Savings Bank - 27,503.00; McHenry Co Sheriff’s Office - 8,932.00; NICOR - 4694.00; Petroliance LLC - 8,875.00; Expense Disbursements Under $2,500.00 - $36,879.00 Total - $157,723.00 Statement of Operations: “Excerpted from Comptroller Report AFR” General Special Revenue Fund Fund Revenues $ 411,829 $ 430,561 Expenditures (487,304) $ (485,056) Excess of Revenue Over (Under) Expenditures $ (75,475) $ (54,495) Previous Year Fund Balance (112,203) (72,545) Proceeds from Issuance of Long-Term Debt 377,387 137,444 Proceeds from Sale of Fixed Assets 0 1,200 Current Year Fund Balance $ 189,709 $ 11,604

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officers with the vehicle registration and the offender’s description. Officers located the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop on Main Street near Beach Grove Road. Officers spoke with the lone male occupant, Ronald L. Richards, 48, of Lake Villa, regarding his activities at the Piggly Wiggly. Officers noted Richards was having medical complications and summoned the Antioch Fire Department to the scene, where they subsequently transported Richards to Condell Hospital. Richards’ vehicle was towed from the scene. Richards was charged with retail theft, a Class A misdemeanor, and released on a personal recognizance bond pending an Oct. 31 court date. Richards was also issued a ban notice/trespass warning for the Piggly Wiggly.

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116 S. MAIN ST. Fri. & Sat. 9-4. Last garage sale at this address, new items added, and will negotiate prices.

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• JJ Blinkers a sepulchral voice. And costumes are everywhere. All this is accompanied by spooky music. The knowledgeable staff is normally in costume. A young lady named Jordan Frye is working during a recent visit. Her short gingham dress and her pigtails evoke memories of dolls, but she has suture-like marks across both cheeks and across her forehead known as a “zipper face.” She’s dressed as the character Sally from “The Nightmare Before Christmas.” Even the manager and the owner are in costumes. What the windows proclaimed is true – this place has costumes of all kinds and sizes. Joanne Linker (in the black and red with the black feather fascinator) and her partner, Rich Hart, began JJ Blinkers almost 30 years ago. Their business anniversary is Memorial Day 2015. “We started selling novel-

HI-LITER • WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 2014 • 11 (Continued from front page) ty items,” Joanne explains. “Our first customers came back, and asked for more, especially silly stuff like gag gifts.” So they added more, and more, expanding from a small counter in the front flanked by simple displays to fill the entire shop to the point it looks like it might burst. When asked how much inventory the store carries, Joanne smiles and shrugs, “A lot.”

Costumes to gag gifts Kim Bulava has been the manager here for 15 years. “It just pieced itself together,” she said. That would make it a store that grew itself. On a recent visit Kim is “The Crazy Cat Lady,” dressed in a coppery-colored sleep shirt patterned with striped cats, a blonde wig with pink curlers, black

glasses with huge rhinestone curlicues that tangle with her curlers, and ruby sequined house slippers. The items shoppers discover in this clean and well-organized store include everything from note cards to gag gifts to (as the advertising states) rubber chickens and Whoopee Cushions. And bunches of costumes, wigs, masks, and other things too numerous to mention. “We sell year-round,” Joanne said. “There always seems to be a holiday or celebration going on that requires someone to get a costume.” People buy costumes for murder mystery dinners, theme parties, bar parties, Oktoberfest (German and Bavarian themes). There are “era” parties that target a certain generation or decade. And school children want costumes for book reports to dress as the character their report is about. High

schools have Spirit Week. Daddy and daughter dancing partners need costumes, too. Then there are the big celebrations of Mardi Gras and Halloween, when costumes are expected on everyone participating. “We have stuff you can put on quickly, as well as more complicated costumes that need makeup, and take more time,” said Joanne. “A costume doesn’t have to be complicated to be fun.”

Well-known clientele The store has masks to paint, as well as the required brushes and paints. They also have ready-to-wear masks. The most popular costumes currently are pirates, super heroes, gangsters, flappers, 1950s poodle skirts and other items from that era, Mardi-Gras-themes, and the never-out-of-style clowns.

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MACHINERY, TOOLS, BULLDOZER, 32’ LUXURY CABIN CRUISER, FARM PRIMITIVES, & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION WAYNE “WH” FULLER LIVING ESTATE AUCTION

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2014 10:00 A.M. LOCATION: 28700 PLANK ROAD BURLINGTON, WI 53105 DIRECTIONS: In Racine Cnty. From the intersection of Hwy. 36 on the Bypass & Hwy A (Plank Rd.) Go East on Hwy. A 3/4 mile to 28700 which is 600 feet North of Plank Rd. Look for Crossway Rd. & turn North. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Extremely well cared for machinery, vehicles, & a 32’ Luxury cabin cruiser plus lots of farm primitives, antiques, & collectibles dating back to Wayne’s Grandparents for Auction, with many more items yet to be discovered as there are racks full of packed boxes to be sorted out. Be sure to check 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. Registration at 9:00 on Auction day. Food service on site. SPECIAL ITEMS: Cat D8H SN#46A25813 Crawler Dozer excellent condition, much of it rebuilt by Cat dealer; Ford F374 Service truck w/6006 Auto Crane, Lift gate, Miller AE 200 amp welder/generator, built in compressor, new rubber, & more; Regal 322 Commodore 32’ Cabin Cruiser w/ twin 375hp I/O MerCruisers, many extras in excellent condition on Tow Master Tri- Axle bunk trailer; Near mint 1984 Chevy El Camino SS Custom modified by Choo Choo Customs w/ hi-perf bored small block. Shop & Farm/Garden: Yazoo Mod.32 60” Zero turn; Troy Bilt 10HP chipper/shredder, ran once; Carolina band saw; Work benches; HD Pallet racks; 15HP 3PH air compressor; Shop presses; Dump rake; Hay forks; New tires on rims; Patio chairs; Walk behind cultivators, one w/gas engine, planters, 1 bot plow. Antiques & Collectibles: Purple Martin Ethyl & Super Regular gas pump globes; Hoosier cupboard w/flour bin; Hit & miss engine; 1960’s gas pumps; Hobart meat slicer; Butcher & platform scales; Dentist’s cabinet; Side by side secretary; Library table; Painted spoon carved dresser; Western & Crown crocks & jugs to 12 gal; 3 Corn shellers; Many pairs of steel & wood implement, buggy, & wagon wheels; Dresser w/side curved glass curios; Brass andirons; Marble top commode; Many soda & other wood crates; Bureau w/ matching drawer unit; Milk cans; Horse tack; Tonka toys; GI Joe & foot locker; Army men; Spinning wheels; Cauldrons & stand; Parlor stove; Buggy frame; Doc’s Hard Lemon stand; Floor safe; Vintage washing machine; Radio & Victrola cabinets; 3 Treadle sewing machines; Doll bed; Cheese crates; Lanterns; Box lots of vintage tools & hardware; Trunks; Collector tins; Valley slate top pool table w/accessories; Plus much more still to be unpacked. 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. All purchases must be settled for on day of sale. There are no guarantees expressed or implied. Not responsible in case of accident or for items after sold. Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers: Bob Hagemann, No. 509.

Auctioneer: Bob Hagemann. Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer No. 509 28421 Rowntree Road Burlington, WI 53105 PHONE: (262) 492-5125 FAX: (262) 534-5066 WEB: www.bobhagemannauctionrealty.com EMAIL: hagemannauctions@tds.net

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AUCTION HELD AT ADAMS EQUIPMENT YARD

CRAWLER TRACTORS: ‘05 Case 1650K, ‘71 Cat D8H with Ripper, Cat D6R XL, ’87 D6H, Case 650, CRAWLER LOADER: Cat 963LGP, EXCAVATORS: Cat 330CL, Cat 325CL Long Reach, ‘96 Cat 325BL, ‘04 Cat 315CL, ‘99 Cat 315BL, Cat 307, ‘98 Hitachi EX230LC-5 & ‘97 EX200LC-5, ‘00 New Holland EC130LC, IHI 30NX-2 Mini, Kobelco Mini, Bobcat X337 Mini, FORKLIFTS: Cat TH103 & ‘96 JCB 506B, Cat V90, Case W14 Forklift, MANLIFTS: ‘98 Snorkelift TB60, Genie GS-1930 Man Lift, COMPACTION: ‘06 Hamm HD13, Raygo Romper 2-36, SKID LOADERS: ‘12 Deere 326D, ‘11 Case SV250, Deere 332, Case 450CT S3, Several Skid Loader Attachments, TRACTORS: Deere 5500 Ag, ‘01 TYM LT 300H Utility, TRENCHERS: Case 760, ‘06 Vermeer RT100, GRADER & SCRAPER: ‘80 Cat 140G, Cat 627B Push/ Push, CARRY DECK CRANE: Grove 24 6-Ton Carry Deck Crane, TRUCK TRACTOR: ‘00 Int. 9200i Eagle w/ Sleeper, DUMP TRUCK: ‘94 Peterbilt Quad Axle Dump, ONE TON TRUCKS: ‘03 Ford F350 Flatbed, ‘97 Chev 3500HD Dump, ‘06 Ford F250XL Pickup, SPECIALITY TRUCKS: ‘97 Chev T7500 Roll Off, ‘99 GMC C7500 50’ Bucket Truck, VARIOUS: Wacker LT4 Light Plant, Portable L6 Light Tower, ‘95 50KW Generator, Wacker G25 18KW Generator, Ingersoll Rand 185 & 750 Air Compressor, Miller Big 40 Welder, Wood Splitter, CAT 931 2-Way Blade, Balderson Quicktach Grapple fits 950G, Hyster Winch for D8H.

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HUGE 2 RING ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE ESTATE AUCTION

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 11:00 A.M.

SUNDAY, OCT. 26, 2014 Auction – 11 a.m. Preview – 9:30 a.m.

LOCATION: From Elkhorn, take Church St. (west side of old court house) for 2 blocks to Jefferson St., then west two miles (Jefferson St. becomes Hazel Ridge Rd.) to Kennel Rd., then north. Watch for signs.

N5486 Kennel Rd., Elkhorn, WI

ESTATE OF ROBERT SOUKUP

HISTORIC HEMENWAY HOUSE N5503 HWY 120, SPRING PRAIRIE, WI

Robert sold antiques & collectibles out of the Hemenway House for 40 yrs. We are selling the rest of his remaining collection. Many unique & local items. Please Note: This is just a partial list & I could not list every item detail. Please go to www. auctionzip.com to see photos. Auction ID# 11467. The Hemenway house is on the corner of Hwy 11 & 120. When using a GPS/Search, use Burlington for the city. Auction entrance will be on 120, N. of the house. Please park safe & responsibly. Do not park in private parking lots or block driveways. Items to be sold @ approx. 1pm: Guns – Winchester Models 1897 & 87 12ga; JC Higgins 583.24 16ga.; Benjamin Franklin Pellet; Lawn Tractors- Simplicity 738 w/tiller/mower/ snowblade, Ranch King 12hp 38”; Yardman 19hp 46”, Old Husky #10, lawn sweeper, cart; utility trailer; 20’ Cobia Gulfwinds Cuddy Cabin, 85hp Johnson w/trailer; Snow Blower. Antiques & Collectibles: Local Items- ’53-54 Lake Geneva High School Basketball Schedule poster; Purina Clothes pin holder from Home lumber & Fuel Co. & Whitmore Corriedales sign – Elkhorn; L.G. Rockwell portrait; Furniture, etc. - Tiger maple dresser; art deco water fall dresser w/mirror; several Eastlake / Victorian pieces; parlor chairs; asst. chairs (dining, rockers, primitive); primitive table, dresser, rope bed, bench; Benches from Aquila Lodge - Powers Lake; gate leg tables; Many wicker items; Child’s wicker rocker; Velour head board; Player piano; Victorian Kimball pump organ; Ladies Secretary; Platform rockers; Oak – buffet, small roll top; Sq. dining table, wardrobe, dressers; wooden theater seats; Zenith, RCA & Radiotrope Console radios; Blaupunkt Shortwave radio; Sonora phonograph; Castle 6’ display case; O’Dell Hat/Coat rack; counter top pie safe; asst. hook, braided & woven rugs; Asst. hanging, floor & table lamps; Collectibles: Breweriana – old local beer bottles - Schlitz, Miller, Blatz, Fox Head, Fink-Uhen, Milwaukee Brewery, beer trays; signs- 3 - Schlitz price board signs (2 NIB); lighted Duguesne, Old Style & Stroh’s signs; Asst. beer cans; Book-Wisconsin Breweries & their bottles 1840-1920; Lighted bar picture; Toys – Kelly Kar, Wood Wagon, LineMar wind-up Superman turnover M-25 Tank(works, missing front tires), Marx wind up train/track, Popeye hand puppet; wooden ship; Schwinn banana seat bikes; Marvel Comics; Connecticut duplex toy phones; Misc - Asst. soda, water, medicine & milk bottles; 15 pc. Czechoslovakian spice canister set; Restaurant Coca-Cola dispenser; Coke trays & game cards; AMi Stereo 200 juke box; 100’s of albums/records – 33, 45, 78’s; Edison cylinder records; Many early books, magazines, sheet music, postcards & adult magazines; Playboy Bunny money; Asst. costume jewelry; pocket watches; metal gates/fencing; bird bath; lightning rods; large sawmill blade; brass bilge pump; wood skis; old fireworks; 10 gal. Western Crock; Enterprise & small Sensible cider presses; ice tongs; Dietz Scout & small red globe lantern; Wooden crates – Uneeda, Walter Baker Chocolate; Cast iron - wheels, tractor seat, hand truck, Lg. planter, skillets & griddles; wooden gambrels; Ohman & Olt game calls; Styrofoam decoys; asst. kill traps; wool plaid hunting coat/pants; Fin & Fur magazines; fishing poles; Val-Oil can; asst. metal hubcaps; Garrett Bloodhound depth multiplier; asst. hand, electrical tools; wooden levels – 1 Keen Kutter; Electrical supplies – fuses, switches, etc. Small horse drawn sleigh w/ harnesses; Hamilton milk shake mixer; Prehistoric hand tools & performs from Texas; Carved smoking pipe; Large hand made telescope & accessories; ‘70’s T-Cal iron-on transfers – Kiss, Stones, BTO, Queen, Aerosmith, Chicago; Oviatt’s hat; asst. glassware; Crazy quilt; Velvet Jesus painting; Martin house; asst. frames, mirrors, prints & paintings; asst. coin books; End of Trail Indian bookends, fountain pens w/14kt nibs & much more!! PLEASE READ Terms: Cash, Personal check, Business check w/proper ID, MC & Visa (3% convenience fee for CC purchases). All items sold as is, where is, with no warranty. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over all printed material. Not responsible for accidents or theft. NO BUYERS PREMIUM for onsite buyers – 5% Buyers Premium for Absentee & Phone Bids only. Food, Drinks & Portalet on-site.

Burlington, WI 53105

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station.) “We’re trying to get him back for our 30th anniversary celebration next year.” Others who buy costumes and special effects makeup from JJ Blinkers include kids who are making their own movies. This is a popular thing to do, perhaps inspired by cameras that are easier to work, and by movies like Spielberg’s “Super 8” and

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“Emmett Kelly was here just after we started,” Joanne said. (He was one of the most famous tragic clowns in the history of clowning, and worked for Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus during the 1950s). “That was quite an honor. We also had a visit from Svengooli a couple years ago.” (He’s the skeletal-faced haunt in the top hat who mixes horror with comedy and sarcasm on a Chicago late-night TV

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the much-loved “Goonies.” Joanne is figuring out a way to show the movies made by young local Hitchcock wannabees. JJ Blinkers also recently started something unique in its history. During the middle of September, for the third year in a row, a special effects makeup demonstration was given by Deadgar Winter just in time for Halloween. He hosts “Deadgar’s Dark Coffin Classics” on Channel 14 in Kenosha and Milwaukee. He learned his craft at the hands of a master mask molder and special effects makeup artist from Universal Studios. Deadgar teaches students to achieve a horrible appearance for head, neck, and arms. Customers enjoy coming to JJ Blinkers and trying on costumes, especially if they’ve been disappointed by ones they’ve bought via internet that have either been backordered (sometimes making them unavailable for an upcoming holiday), or that don’t fit. Satisfied people return to the shop, which makes Joanne and Kim very happy. “Another cool thing happens here,” Joanne said. “We’ve had kids come in after we opened, and they were 12-13. Now they’re grown up, and they’re introducing their own kids to the store.”

All for fun This place was obviously started by a person with a wacky sense of humor. And around every corner, there’s more to see. Joanne admits she’s drawn to movement and sound, hence the robotic ghouls. “We like what we do, and we’ve gotten known all over the area for it,” she said. Joanne and Kim are constantly bombarded by applications from people who want to work at the store. Some teenagers like the place so much that they’ve offered to

work for free. “We’re a family here,” Joanne said. Perhaps more like the Addams family than any other, a loosely related bunch held together by delight in the downright peculiar and the macabre. They are making a success of a unique and imaginative business. “We’re not a cookie cutter operation,” Kim said. Definitely not. This is the place for costumes, masks, special effects makeup, costumes, rubber chickens, magic kits, Whoopee Cushions costumes, feathered angel wings, balloons, Mardi Gras necklaces, costumes, feather boas, real-looking gravestones, and other essential items necessary for becoming someone or something else. And JJ Blinkers sells costumes year-round. Find the store online at jjblinkers.com, or by phone at (847) 395-3770. But for the full experiBRUCE HEARD Illinois Hi-Liter ence you need to travel to Antioch, Ghosts, ghouls, vampires and skeletons are among the Halloween-themed items for sale at JJ and check out the store in person. Blinkers. And wear a costume.

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Fox Lake Library hosts Spooky Radio Show Here’s a look at the programs and activities offered by the Fox Lake Library in the coming week: • Spooky Radio Show, Saturday, Oct. 25, at 2 p.m. Join library staff to listen to the bygone days of old-time radio as the Lake County Radio Players perform an Arch Oboler classic horror script and then leave you laughing with the comedy “Life of Riley.” • Needlecrafters of Fox Lake. The Needlecrafters of Fox Lake will meet Tuesday, Oct. 28, at 11 a.m. Bring your project and come craft with friends. • GhostLand Society Thursday, Oct. 30, at 7 p.m. Paranormal investigators from the GhostLand Society will share their experiences ghost hunting in northern Illinois. This is a free program and no registration is required. • ACT Study Workshop Monday Oct. 27. The Illinois Student Assistance Commission presents a free ACT study

workshop at the library. Monday, Oct. 27, at 6:30 to 8 p.m., sign up at reference desk requested. • Kaplan ACT Practice Test, Saturday, Nov. 1, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. (3.5 hours). Kaplan will proctor a free practice ACT exam at the library. Sign up at reference desk required. • YA Pizza and Graphic Novel Club, Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 4 p.m. The Pizza and Graphic Novel Club for young adults grades 6 through 12 meets every first Tuesday of the month at 4 p.m. At the Tuesday November 4 meeting, discuss the title “Boxers by Gene Yang.” Pick up copy of book at the front desk. Join SUBMITTED PHOTO Illinois Hi-Liter participants in the meeting Lake County Deputy Sheriff Ari Briskman (third from left) is honored with ASIS International Officer of the Year room for pizza and a great Award recently. With him at the ceremony are (from left) Reserve Deputy Dave Wilson, Sheriff Mark C. Curran, Lt. discussion. • Chess Tutor Club, second Chris Thompson, Undersheriff Raymond J. 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Veterans Day ceremony is Nov. 7 at MCC McHenry County College will host a Veterans Day Recognition Ceremony beginning with patriotic music by the MCC Concert Band and Chorus at 9 a.m. Friday, Nov. 7. The observance will be held in the MCC Gym/ Multi-purpose Room in Building A. The College is at 8900 U.S. Highway 14 in

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This is the statue that is included in the memorial to firefighters at the Richmond Fire Station on Highway 12.

The McHenry County Board of Health has four vacancies on its Hearing Committee. Duties of Hearing Committee members include reviewing petitions, making findings of fact and recommendations to the Board of Health relative to a review of an administrative decision in the Department of Health. The board is seeking volunteers to fill the following

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Teen killed in fiery crash A 19-year-old Crystal Lake woman died in a fiery rollover crash in Lakewood. McHenry County Coroner, Anne Majewski identified the victim as Jacquelyn Paulson. The crash occurred at highways 47 and North 176 shortly before 4 p.m. According to reports, Paulson’s vehicle collided head-on with another

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The project got a jumpstart this summer, when Munson Ski and Marine of Fox Lake donated an old electronic signboard for the project and then Sign Appeal donated the installation of the sign. The main sign was cleaned up and painted and the station’s flagpole was moved from its original position to the memorial area with two smaller flag poles added. With the American Flag waiving proudly atop the tallest pole, the two smaller poles will fly the Illinois State Flag and The Fallen Firefighter Memorial Flag. The first phase of the work consisted of laying down a combination cement/ paver brick patio area and walkway around the electronic sign. A life-sized statue of a firefighter will soon be hoisted onto a brick pier that has been built alongside the sign.

The firefighter statue will face Highway 12 to serve as a reminder for all who pass by it, of the sacrifices that were made at the Twin Towers on 9-11 and by today’s firefighters who continue to risk their lives to help others. A planter box will be located under the electronic sign for annual plantings of flowers. In the spring, the firefighters will dress the area up further with perennial flowers planted around the memorial area and add park benches around the patio area. Dwarf boxwoods will surround the display pad for the antique fire truck. A dedication ceremony is planned for late spring 2015. At some point in the future, the names of those who have served our community as a firefighter will be etched into the paver bricks around the sign.

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