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Lakes Region Historical Society showcases Civil War era ladies attire By Gail Peckler-Dziki CORRESPONDENT
Historian/actress Jessica Michna travelled from Racine to view the Lakes Region Historical Society’s “Ladies Attire of the Civil War Revisited� exhibit. The Lakes Region Historical Society is located at 817 Main St., Antioch. “This is a magnificent display,� she said while there. “It is a rare thing to see so many genuine items and in such pristine condition and wide variation.� Michna is a retired health care therapist and loves
history. She has developed programs for 11 historical female figures including Helen Keller, Abigail Adams and three programs for Mary Todd Lincoln. It is important for her to see the actual clothing for various periods of history so she may keep her performances close to the character. And the Lakes Region Historical Society has more than 30 dresses on display at The Meeting House, located at 977 Main St. in Antioch, along with children’s clothing and accessories.
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any extra munchies you are too full to eat. Plus your name will go into a drawing for five winners of Antioch Chamber gift certificates at Antioch’s Beer and Barbecue Walk. Ticket purchases benefit Santa’s Enchanted Village in downtown Antioch. Santa is available daily from late November through Dec. 23 for children to enjoy free visits with Santa. Don’t forget to list the names of those attending with you so they have a chance to win Antioch Chamber gift certificates. For more information, call the Antioch Chamber at (847) 395-2233.
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Medical Reserve Corps to host second annual conference The Racine County Medical Reserve Corps will be hosting its 2014 Racine County Medical Reserve Corps Conference on Friday, Sept. 12. The conference is presented with support from the City of Racine Health Department. Dozens of participants from across Wisconsin and the region are expected to attend the conference at the Gateway Technical College Racine Campus, 1001 South Main Street in Racine for the daylong event. A number of different breakout sessions will be offered, with a range of topics including blast injuries,
communicable diseases, river safety and rescue essentials, SALT Triage methods, social media and its use in disaster response and recovery, and emerging and reemerging zoonotic diseases. A short, hands-on session about the basics of wound closure will also be available. Presenters for the breakout sessions include the Assistant State Veterinarian from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection, a professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics from the Medical College of Wisconsin, and the Hospital Epidemiologist from
Wheaton Franciscan Health Care – All Saints. Further sessions will be led by four Deputy Sheriffs from the Racine County Sheriff’s Office, as well as a Paramedic from the Racine Fire Department who also serves as an adjunct professor for the Emergency Medical Service program at Gateway Technical College, among others. The goal of the conference is to provide basic training and increase the knowledge base on these topics for individuals involved in a local Medical Reserve Corps unit or other volunteer group, or simply those interested in learning
more about emergency/disaster preparedness. Any interested persons within the community are invited to attend. Those interested should contact the City of Racine Health Department at (262) 636-9201 and ask for Dan Christianson, no later than Wednesday, Aug. 29. Alternatively, course descriptions and application instructions can be found on the Racine County Medical Reserve Corps Web site: www.CityofRacine.org/ MRC.aspx. A $25 fee is required for registration, which covers the cost of the provided lunch and conference materials.
Village-wide garage sale begins Aug. 22 The back-to-school version of the Silver Lake, Wis. Village Wide Garage Sale will take place the weekend beginning Friday, Aug. 22. Silver Lake is less than eight miles from the stateline. Historically this is a well-attended event with upwards of 30 or more sales going on in the village. For sellers, sign-up forms are available at Silver Lake Auto Service (BP Gas Station), 551 Cogswell St.; Scully’s
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Take a Murder Mystery Dinner ‘Cruise’ on the Lust Boat
Get ready for an evening of hilarious hi-jinx on the high seas when Theatre Mask Productions, Inc., presents “Murder on the Lust Boat,” a murder mystery with optional audience participation and a scrumptious dinner at In-Laws Restaurant in Gurnee on Saturday, Aug. 23. The event begins at 6 p.m. with one hour of appetizers, live music and cocktails (cash bar), followed by dinner at 7 p.m. and then the show. Entrée selections are beef tips and mushrooms with noodles, or broasted chicken or cedar planked salmon with mashed potatoes. Cost is $37 per person. Tables seat up to eight comfortably. Call (847) 721-4655 to make your reservations. The murder mystery takes place in the Afterglow Lounge on a luxury ocean
liner nicknamed “The Lust Boat.” The action revolves around a Man of Mystery whom every staff member believes to be someone different. Amongst the gossip and the dirty secrets, the ship’s social director continues to encourage naughty activities giving the cruise ship its name. In the end, someone is brutally murdered and it’s up to the audience to guess “who done it” and why. The audience will have the optional opportunity to join the cast in “onboard” activities of ballroom dancing, a conga line and the limbo. The play is written by Tony Schwartz and Marylou Ambrose and produced by special arrangement with Tonylou Productions, Blooming Grove, Penn.. Cast members include Jim Parks, Suzann Presley
and Leo Kalisz of Antioch; Josh Armstrong of Round Lake Beach; Steve Willding, Chris Jones and Michele MacLennan of Lindenhurst; Sharon Price of Vernon Hills; Chuck Lindas of Kenosha, WI; Rosanne Mader of Hawthorn Woods and Lorrie Ferguson of Salem, Wis. Stage Manager is Kathy LeFave of Antioch with Lighting and Sound by Ken Scheske of Salem, Wis. Theatre Mask Productions is a new entertaining venture by Linda Willding of Lindenhurst, Lorrie Ferguson and Kathy LeFave. The event Web site is www. theatremask.net. In-Laws Restaurant is located at 720 N. Milwaukee Avenue in Gurnee, IL. For reservations, call (847) 721-4655 and have your credit card and entrée selections ready.
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Chicago-based rhythm and blues band R-Gang entertains the crowd during the “It’s Thursday” concert at the Brook Bandshell, 900 Skidmore Dr., Antioch, on Aug 7. The concerts, which began in mid-June, conclude Thursday, Aug 14. The spotlight group for the final concert of the year will be Heartache Tonight, specializing in performing the Eagles’ greatest hits. For more information about future Parks and Recreation events call (847) 395-2160 or visit http://www.antioch.il.gov/parks.cfm.
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& Trust; Legat Architects; Mark Vend Company; McGladrey LLP; Vision Service Plan; Presbyterian Homes; R.J. Galla Company; Robbins Schwartz; State Bank of the Lakes; Vista Health System; Wintrust Financial; and John and Jan Zobus. Volunteer members of the CLC Foundation’s Black and White Ball’s steering committee include: Carol Passalaqua, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management; Chris Piazzi, Libertyville Bank & Trust Company; Joanna Rolek, Lake Forest/Lake Bluff Chamber of Commerce; Fred Scheu, College of Lake County; Sandra Shinsky, The Chicago Trust Company; Lisa Dooley Trace, Griffith, Grant & Lackie Realtors; Bob Worobow, CHP International; and Jan Zobus, vice president, CLC Foundation special events. The CLC Foundation is dedicated to helping students through its scholarship awards program. In fiscal year 2013, the Foundation provided $454,231 in scholarships to 383 deserving CLC students. To learn more about the Foundation scholarship campaign “Changing Lives,� visit www.clcillinois.edu/aboutclc/clc-foundation. For more information about attending the gala, call (847) 543-2400 or visit www.clcroundtable. org/toast. Reservations are due Sept. 12.
Understanding your property assessment The Chief County Assessment Office of Lake County will hold 16 Tax Assessment Help Centers this fall to help residents understand their property assessment. Tax Assessment Help Centers Residents will work one on one with a member of the Chief County Assessment Office staff for personal assistance with evaluating their property tax assessment. The county provides valuable Web applications to the public, which will be uti-
lized during these sessions, at the following convenient location. University Center of Lake County, 1200 University Center Drive, Grayslake Wednesdays, Aug. 13, 20, 27 and Sept. 3 and 10, from 5 to 8 p.m. and Saturdays, Aug. 16, 23 and Sept. 6 and 13, from 9 a.m. to noon. Visit the Lake County Web site at assessor.lakecountyil.gov for more information or contact the Chief County Assessment Office at (847) 377-2050 or your local Township Assessor’s Office.
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VFW Post 4551, Antioch Color Guard, (from left), Tiny Miss Pleasant Prairie Brooklyn Jenkins; Junior Miss Rachel Kenyon; Miss Pleasant Prairie Megan Rynearson accompany Color Guard members Tom Denman, District 5 Commander; Jeff Greene, Trustee, Tom Hansen, Color Guard Captain, on Aug. 15, prior to the start the fourth annual “Tommy Homan Memorial SS� at the Wilmot Raceway, Wilmot, Wis., Homan, 43, was a long-time driver at Wilmot Raceway and succumbed to cancer in 2011. A parade of cars circled
the track in pre-race ceremonies, each driver holding an American Flag on a staff. The No. 53 car, which was driven by Tommy, was given the honor of being the lead car. Tom Homan, Tommy’s father, drove the lap for the parade. The No. 53 is now driven by Rob Maule for Homan Family Racing. Homan’s daughter, Megan, spoke prior to the race and thanked everyone for coming and she talked about the memorial for her father. She was supported on stage by her brother, Ryan, and more than 50 members of the Homan family.
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schools. The book on display has several pictures with one being of President Abraham Lincoln. Some of the shoes are made of silk, some of leather and all were made for feet much narrower than modern feet. The collection includes shoes for babies, children and adults and shoes for every day and ballroom dancing. Some of the dresses have ingenious shortcuts. One dress has two bodices and a detachable skirt that allowed the wearer to go from the daytime to evening events with relative ease. Another dress had sleeve extensions and a shawl that could be removed as the wearer moved from the banquet to the dance floor. The ball dress now had a lower neckline and shorter sleeves. Color was very important to those ladies. Chemists in Germany and France were busy developing new dyes. And while the colors may have been bright 160 years ago, the fibers and the dyes were made from all natural materials and some have faded. For years, only the royalty or very rich wore purple, since the dye was made from mollusk shells and was very expensive. A less expensive dye was discovered in 1856 by William
Henry Perkin by accident. Perkin, at age 18, was challenged by his professor, August Wilhelm von Hofmann, to synthesize quinine. In one attempt, Perkin oxidized aniline using potassium dichromate. The attempt yielded a black solid and appeared to be a failure. When Perkin cleaned the flask with alcohol, he noticed purple portions of the solution. Perkin patented the dye. It was originally called aniline purple or Tyrian purple, the name of ancient natural dye derived from mollusks and used by royalty. By 1859, it was called mauve in England and chemists later called it mauveine. The color came into vogue in 1851 when Queen Victoria wore a mauve gown. Another gown of Paris green is in the collection. Paris green was made with arsenic. At that time, the dye was stable, but Director Wonderling said to use caution, handle with care and wash your hands, since current stability is not known as the garments have aged. The exhibit will be shown until the end of August. The entrance fee is $5 and proceeds will be used to paint The Meeting House. The collection is on loan from a private collector. For more information call (847) 395-4912.
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Clothing worn by children during the Civil War era are on display through the end of August at the Lakes Region Historical Society’s “Ladies Attire of the Civil War Revisited,” at 817 Main St., Antioch. GAIL PECKER DZIKI The Hi Liter
Sponsors, exhibitors needed for 2014 Green Living Expo McHenry County College seeks sponsors and exhibitors for the Green Living Expo 2014 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, at the college, located at 8900 U.S. Hwy. 14 in Crystal Lake. This annual event to inspire people how to create a more energy efficient household and live a more
sustainable lifestyle, attracts approximately 800 residents from throughout McHenry County and beyond. The Fox River Viewing tank, with over 25 different species of fish in a 2,500-gallon tank, and the Illinois State University Solar Race Car are among the vendors that will be featured.
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Visitors will explore eco-friendly products and services for the household, including how to naturalize their landscaping, meet some of McHenry County’s most influential and active non-profits and find green gift ideas for holiday shopping. The Green Living Expo is
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SALE DATES: Wed., August 19th, 2014 SALE DATES: Wed., June13th 12th- -Tues., Tues.,August June 18th 2013 Supplies Limited No Rain Checks
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WHOLE BEEF BRISKET ........ 10/12 lb Avg $4.49 lb FRESH WHOLE TURKEY.......... 10/12 lb Avg 79¢ lb BONELESS PORK BUTTS ......................$2.49 lb FRESH 85% LEAN GROUND BEEF........$2.79 lb BONELESS SELECT RIBEYE .................. $6.99 lb
Sat., August 16 • 1:00 p.m.
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5/16 CLEAR COATED FRY WITH PEEL ...6/5 lb $11.95 STEAK FRY PXL AND FANCY....................6/5 lb $11.95 3/8 MUNCH BOX LABEL FRENCH FRY 6/5 lb $11.75 GARRETT BRAND JALA CHEDDAR/BACON POPPERS...6/2 lb $21.00 GOURMET ONION RINGS.................... 8/2 lb $16.00 6/10 TRUE MASHED POTATOES........................$37.50
KENOSHA
County Fair
Aunt Julie's Deli Super Specials!
APPLE WOOD SLICED CHICKEN............ 99¢ lb BOURBON SLICED TURKEY BREAST.....$2.99 lb SLICED SALAMI AND CHEESE ....................... 99¢ lb HILLSHIRE SPICY GRILLING SAUSAGES ..... 99¢ lb POLISH SAUSAGES.................................. 99¢ lb ALL BEEF HOT DOGS .................................... 99¢ lb
Aug. 13-17, 2014
30820 111th St. Wilmot, WI 53192
Order of sale: Beef, Sheep, Swine
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Don’t Miss the 2014 Junior Fair
SEASONED CHICKEN 1/2S .................$1.19 lb PINEAPPLE HAM ....................................$1.19 lb GARLIC BOLOGNA .....................................$1.29 lb CHICKEN BOLOGNA .................................... 89¢ lb PRECOOKED BIL MAR PRIME RIB..............$5.29 lb BACON COVERED ROAST BEEF .............. $4.49 lb
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OVEN ROASTED SLICED TURKEY ...... $3.69 lb BROWN SUGAR BACON ............................ $2.69 lb PULLED PORK.......................................$3.99 lb BOLOGNA...............................................$1.99 lb BLACK FOREST HAM .............................$3.49 lb BEEF TERES MAJOR TERIYAKI FLAVOR..$2.79 lb BEEF TERES MAJOR PEPPERCORN...$2.79 lb BEEF TIPS & GRAVY ..............................$1.99 lb PAN SEARED PASTRAMI.......................$3.69 lb
Squeeeeeky Steves Deals 1OZ PRECOOKED SAUSAGE PATTIES.. 20 lb case $1.50 lb 5-1 QUALITY HAMBURGERS .... 10 lb case $18.50 BONELESS PRECOOKED PORK PATTY .. 25 lb case $37.50 SEASONED COOKED BEEF STEAK STRIPS.. 25 lb case $37.50 CHICKEN BATTER WEDGE.................... 6/5 lb $9.95 BATTERED FRENCH TOAST .............. 120/3 oz $9.95 SPARE TIME FULLY COOKED GLAZED WINGS.. 20 lb case $30.00 SPARE TIME BREADED CHICKEN WINGS.. 20 lb case $30.00 BRAKE BUSH FULLY COOKED CHICKEN BREAST STRIPS WITH GARLIC ................................................... 10 lb case $15.00 SEASONED BONELESS SKINLESS CHICKEN FILLETS ...................................................20 lb case $15.00 BEER BATTERED MOZZARELLA STICKS ...6/2 lb $22.80 8 CUT NATURAL WEDGE................. 6/5 lb $7.00 BREADED 3/16 ONION RINGS........... 2/4 lb $5.00
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Small Animal Sale 1:30 p.m. Sunday, August 17
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free and open to the public. The event is hosted by the McHenry County College Sustainability Center. Early bird rate is $65 for businesses and $25 for non-profits. For more information, contact Kim Hankins at (815) 479-7817 or khankins@ mchenry.edu.
Specializing in custom cuts. Contact Ray in the Meat Department at CALL 262-537-2991 or TEXT 262-215-1330 Get ready for the changes at Best Bargains!! New store hours, remodeling, and targeted specials. We are a Wholesale Distributor at heart; we sell nationwide to retail and wholesale food outlets, so you know that we have the best deals. Shopping with us eliminates the middle men. Along with our changes, we are going to change our ads to highlight the outstanding savings available to you. Keep in mind we have everything from your toothpaste to retail peanut butter. Along with our retail deals, we of course 174268 are ready to service any and all restaurant and bar needs. adno=0258793 Checks Accepted • ATM Available We reserve the right to limit or correct printing errors.
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A CHILDLESS HAPPILY MARRIED Couple seeks to adopt. Will be hands-on parents. Financial Security. Expenses PAID. Let’s help each other. Call/Text. Adam & Andres. 1-800-790-5260 (MCN)
HOTELS FOR HEROS - to find out more about how you can help our service members, veterans and their families in their time of need, visit the Fisher House website at www.fisherhouse.org.
WANTED TO BUY project horse and/or started horse and broodmare. 262-930-9271.
ADOPTION Doctor Dad, stay at home Mom, music, travel, & lots of LOVE await a baby. Private and Confidential. Lori/Mike 1-800-676-1002 (MCN) *ADOPTION:* Adventurous Successful Professionals,camping, skiing, Music awaits 1st baby. Expenses PAID. 1-800492-8842* Kristen & Richard* (MCN)
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ESTATE AUCTION
MONA MERRIMAN 24100 Church Rd., Kansasville Wis. SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 11:00 A.M.
LOCATION: 3 miles west of Union Grove to Kansasville, then north 2 miles on Hwy 75 to Church Rd, then west 2 miles; or from Burlington, NE on Cty Rd W to Cty Rd A, then east on Cty A for 4 miles to Cty Rd J, then south 1/4 mile to Church Rd & east - watch for signs. GARAGE ITEMS: 1994 Case 11845C Skidsteer uni-loaded w/bucket w/3017 miles; Case back hoe for Skidsteer, 8” blade for Skidsteer, hyd post hole digger; bucket for 3 pt hitch; four augers - 24”, 18” (2), 12”; 9N Ford tractor w/spare hood; cultivator for IF; 60 gal. A/C; 1947? Chevy engine; Chevy Camaro for scrap; numerous repair manuals; Benwil 7000# car hoist, Mod FP-7X; Industrial 14 & Makita chop saws; Dolmar cement saw; cement mixer; Delta 12” portable planer; parts washer; motor stand; drain oil tank; Honda 4000psi pressure washer; bander; engine hoist; pull behind lawn sweeper; plastic pallets; wood burning stoves; 12’ step ladder & others; 20” alum ext. ladder; ladder rack for pickup; gas blower; 5th wheel hitch; Burroughs precision tool chest fm WWII; Enco metal cutting machine; Schwinn Stingray 5sp bike & others; Pepsi machine, 1988 Firebird engine 305 sm block w/ trans; Yard Machine rototiller; solid maple work bench w/steel frame; acetylene bottles w/gauges; David White sight level; lg quantity of foam insulation; misc. lumber; scrap iron; garden/power/hand tools; & MUCH MORE. GUNS & RELATED: (To be sold at 1:00 p.m.) Stevens 410 Mod 240; Stevens Mod 58-20 Ga; Rugar Mini 14c 223 Cal. w/Armsport scope; Master-Mag Mod CC880 20 Ga. pump; Ted Williams Mod 282.510840 410 Ga; Ted Williams 30-30 Win Mod BL1-0 w/Tasco scope; Winchester Mod 1500 20 Ga; S&H 12 Ga; Remington Woodmaster Mod 742 30-06; Marlin Mod 60 22 Cal.; hunting coats; 4 deer mounts & many antlers; Moultrie Army night vision camera. HOUSEHOLD: Ashley BR set w/king size bed, armoire, dresser w/ mirror; Ashley quality matched couch & loveseat; glider/rocker; china cabinet w/glass front; all like new; trundle bed; DR table w/4 chairs & bench; flatscreen TVs; kitchen items; Reebok cycle; 8” farm bell; Duck Dynasty w/pictures; Hohner accordion; leather motorcycle vests (2) & leather pants; HD sign; lg BBQ; canning jars; golf clubs; Eden Pure heater; Sentry safe; quilts; lateral file; Hobard Mod 512 commercial meat slicer; Kenmore elec. stove; Airstream strider. MISC: Cistern pump; alum beer kegs; tappers; beer signs/lights; bowling lockers; 14 wood bar clamps & much more. 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 buyer’s fee. All items must be settled for on day of sale & sold “as-is” with no warranties or guarantees. Buyer responsible for items after they are sold. Lunch available.
Iron Workers & Millwright equipment, Retiring 262- 857-3126
Wanted to Buy $25,000 REWARD FOR OLDER FENDER, GIBSON Gretsch,
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HAY AND STRAW For Sale. Good quality small squares & large round bales. 262-949-4495
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Sporting Goods 2007 KAWASAKI 650 brute force. very nice shape low hours $4200. Call 262-308-1920
CO 80201. furniture? Why not sell your used items with an ad in the HI-LITER? It’s quick and easy. Call 262-728-3411 or Fax 262-7257702
Community Wide Rummage Sale
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Antioch is Celebrating its fifth year of Charity Public Art programs with this year’s Reflections on the Chain. What is a Charity Public Art program? It’s a program comprised of artists, sponsors, art patrons and you - the public - who enjoy seeing unique art in a leisurely setting. After a summer season of enjoying these unique art pieces, they are all sold at a live auction and all the money is donated to local charities. This year 50 handcrafted Wooden Wall Mirrors are featured for Reflections on the Chain. These mirrors are scattered throughout Antioch for you to visit throughout the summer months. Each month the Chamber hosts a new contest for your chance to win prizes. On Sept. 12, all 48 Reflection Mirrors go on the live auction block at the Charity Dinner Auction (the two Beatles Mirrors were auctioned at Antioch’s Taste of Summer in July during the American English performance and raised $1,250 for charity). All proceeds from the live auction are donated to local charities. Over the past four years, the Antioch Chamber has been able to donate over
CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT, MACHINERY, TOOLS, VINTAGE CARS, & HOUSEHOLD AUCTION SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 2014, 10:00 A.M. LOCATION: 5304 4 Mile Road, Caledonia, WI 53402
DIRECTIONS: In Racine County on 4 Mile Rd. 5-1/2 miles East of I-94 or 1-1/4 miles East of Hwy. 38. Watch for signs. AUCTIONER’S NOTE: A large Auction with contractors equipment including tools, trucks, & trailers plus a Corvette & 2 vintage Nash cars. There is much more than listed with many items being added so please 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. Food service available on site. EQUIPMENT: 1998 International 4700 4x2 6spd. flatbed w/135,000 mi; 2006 United 7’x18’ 7000 GVWR enclosed tandem trailer; Case 430 CK loader; 1999 Chevy Express 3500 box truck w/rack; Clark C500-Y70 6375lb capacity forklift; Hudson 18’ Tandem equipment trailer; American 2 story truck mount & other laddervators; Two scissors lifts; Miller Sturdi walk behind & other concrete saws; Many air compressors inc. 80 gal.Snap-On upright; Generators; Mig & arc welders; Insulation blowers; Pneumatic shingle scraper; Many ladders & staging planks; Scaffolding; Pallet racks; Airless sprayers; Many safety harnesses; Truck racks; Siding cutting table; Sod cutter; Sodium shop lights; 10’ Siding brake; Roof & pump jacks; Brake buddy trim bender; New 40gal. Powervent water heater; Table saw; Shaper; Scrollsaw; Power shears & nibbler; Cylinders & rams; Chainsaws; Sievert DW 2000 hot air welder for TPO & PVC roofing; Many air nailers; Misc. transmissions; 2 Man lift platform; 75000 btu Furnace; Wheelchair lift for full size van; Lifted Chevy Blazer; French patio door; Gable window; 5’ Uni-mount snow bucket; 7-1/2’ Western plow & ram for Chevy; Many cordless & electric power tools; Tires & rims; Wood burning furnace; Plus much more. COLLECTIBLES: Nice 1929 Nash 4 door sedan, runs; 1959 Nash wagon; 1975? Corvette w/350 & T-tops; Vintage GE refrigerator; Commercial audio equipment; Many wheelcovers; Large showcases w/upper glass doors & lower cabinets; Vintage electric stove. MISC: Bowflex excercise machine; Bikes; Box lots of household items. 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.
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$68,000 to charity. Find a map and begin searching for the Reflections on the Chain Mirrors as you begin searching for the answers to “Which Way do I Go?” – August’s contest. Search for the 50 Reflection Mirrors that match your clues on the August contest form. Everyone turning in their completed entry forms to the Antioch Chamber by Aug. 31 has a chance to win $100 in Chamber gift certificates. Maps and August’s contest forms are available at the Antioch Chamber foyer, which is open 24/7 for your convenience. Or you can download these forms in August from the chamber’s Web site at http://AntiochChamber.org. Dinner tickets for the Sept. 12 Charity Dinner Auction are $20 per person. Visit the Reflections Charity Dinner Auction Event on this Web site for more information and to purchase tickets. The event location is in downtown Antioch and surrounding areas, through Aug. 31. For more information, call (847) 395-2233. Admission is free. Don’t want to enter the contest? Instead, just pick up a Reflections Map and have fun enjoying the unique art.
Lest We Forget project hosted by Lakes Region Historical Society The Lakes Region Historical Society is launching a project to record the names of Village of Antioch
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Auctioneer: Bob Hagemann. Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer No. 509
AUCTIONS WITH ACTION Elkhorn, Wis. (262) 742-2637
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St. Ignatius of Antioch
Reflections on the Chain August contest set
10:00 @ 676 Anita Antioch, IL 60002 August 16, 2014. J.C. Casey #57 #58 tools household. Nick shaver boat trailer snowmobile trailer with snowmobiles. Faith lever #59 household. Robby McCollum car. Melody Moore #56 household.
and Antioch Township area residents, past or present, who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. If you have served, contact LRHS. If you know of a veteran or the family of a deceased veteran, please pass on the information and ask them to contact the Historical Society. The purpose of this search is to complete a historical record for posterity of the men and women who have served their country. Antioch veterans’ names, branch, rank and dates served are needed. For more information, contact Holly at Hgarvey@ lakesregionhistory.org or call at (847) 935-4912.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell to satisfy the lien of the owner at public sale, by competitive bidding on:
Friday, August 29, 2014 (2:30 PM) at: Safeway Self Storage 180 Elizabeth Ln., Genoa City, WI 53128 The personal goods stored therein by the below named occupants. Interested bidders must sign in at office (136 Walworth St.) Unit of Villegas, Edith Baseball, basketball, and football trading cards, posters, star wars collectibles, comic books, and all other stored items. Unit of Royal, Eric Blue race car bed, band saw, misc. car parts, hand tools, power tools, guitar in case, car jack, and all other stored items. Purchases must be made with cash or credit card and paid for at the time of the sale. $100 refundable cash deposit required. All goods are sold as is and must be removed at the time of the sale. Sale is subject to adjournment or cancellation.
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New Apple Swift language programming class offered at MCC McHenry County College is on the cutting edge of mobile application development training by offering Apple’s new Swift language beginning in August. The 16-week class, iOS Programming (CDM 290-002), takes place from 6 to 7:50 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday evenings beginning Aug. 19. This course will teach students how to design applications in the new Swift programming language. This course is ideal for current programmers looking to upgrade their skill sets or students interested in a career in mobile application development. “This is a modern object-oriented software development environment,” said instructor Bill Skrzypczak, instructor and Digital Media Department co-chair. “We will be preparing students to enter the fast-growing, high-paying field of mobile application development.”
One day after Apple released their new Swift language that features more than 4,000 new Application Program Interfaces (APIs), Skrzypczak participated in overview sessions for Apple developers to learn the new language and to be able to offer it to MCC students this fall 2014 semester. According to Skrzypczak, few, if any, community colleges are ready to offer this course by August. “This is the first time Apple has introduced a new programming language since the 1980’s,” Skrzypczak said. “It has been written from scratch and incorporates newer, more efficient features such as simplified memory management, tuples, generics, scalability and optimized performance,” he added. Instead of writing code and putting it into a program to compile or test, the new Swift language allows users to immediately see the results
of their programming on the screen through a platform called “playgrounds.” Skrzypczak has been an adjunct instructor at MCC for three years and became a full time faculty member this summer. He also teaches several other programming classes and a project management class. “I’m looking forward to teaching this class because it opens programming and software development to a whole different crowd,” he said, referring to a user-friendly format aimed at both logical and artistic thinkers. This Swift language class is part of a new mobile application degree program that is being developed at MCC. Skrzypczak expects the new degree program to be available within two years. For more information on the iOS programming class or any other Digital Media class, contact Bill Skrzypczak at (815) 505-5489.
Hymn festival is Sunday
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Dr. Thomas A. Tufo, Hebron piano and voice teacher, will direct a Hymn Festival at Hebron United Methodist Church, 9811 Hebron on Sunday, Aug. 17, at 9:30 a.m. This special service will feature scripture basis and stories of hymns sung by the congregation. Violin and trumpet obbligatos will add to the accompaniment. Dr. Tufo will be on piano and keyboard. For more information contact him at (815) 648-2501.
A Dog for Troy is Aug. 24 at Brat Stop On Sunday, Aug. 24, from 2 to 5 p.m., a benefit fundraiser is scheduled to assist A Dog for Troy. A Dog for Troy is an effort to help 11-yearold Troy and his family raise funds for a psychiatric service dog. Troy lives in Burlington, Wis., on a small farm with his adoptive mom and sib-
lings - a sister, 15, and younger brother, 7. All three entered foster care in 2007 and were adopted in November 2009. Both Troy and his sister suffer from chronic Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as a result of severe abuse and trauma before being placed in foster care. Troy suffers from night ter-
Publishing seminar offered The Fox Lake Library is offering a Secrets to Getting Published seminar on Aug. 16, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Author and publisher Bret Nicholaus and literary agent Joseph Durepos will share the “10 Secrets to Getting Your Book Successfully Published.” Find out about the importance of
a good query letter, whether to publish traditionally, self-publish or publish online and much more. A question-and-answer session will follow the presentation. For more information, call (847) 587-0198 or visit www.fllib.org. Admission is free.
rors, flashbacks, depression and struggles with appropriate behaviors because of the trauma and PTSD. Troy’s family is working with Canines 4 Hope in Florida to have the psychiatric service dog trained for Troy.
The service dog will not only provide Troy with comfort, but will assist him when he is struggling with flashbacks and reminders of his past. This family friendly event will include children’s games, raffles, silent auction,
dog demonstration, a farmers market and more. Fun for the entire family. Monetary donations are also accepted at: www.youcaring.com/other/adog-for-troy/180439. In addition to attending the event, people can also volun-
teer at the event or donate items for the silent auction. Call or e-mail Rose Skora if you have questions about the benefit or would like to make donations or volunteer at rose.skora@yahoo.com or (262) 806-7175.
Literacy Volunteers needed
Free information sessions on becoming a literacy tutor are being offered at McHenry County College (MCC) for reading, math and English on Wednesday, Sept. 3, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. or Saturday, Sept. 6 from 9 to 11 a.m. MCC’s Adult Education Department is in need of volunteers to tutor adult students in reading, math or English as a Second Language. Anyone over the age of 18 with a desire to make a difference in someone’s life is encouraged to attend. A literacy volunteer tutor does not have to speak a second language or have
any teaching experience to tutor in the adult education literacy program. Volunteer tutors will receive free basic training that provides the information and skills needed to work with literacy students. Training classes are held either on Wednesday evenings or Saturday mornings starting in the fall. All teaching materials are supplied to volunteers. Scheduling flexibility meets people’s busy schedules, including those who are retired or working full time. “People looking to make a difference in the life an Adult Education student
should come to an orientation session to learn about this rewarding opportunity,” said Marie Day, coordinator of Adult Ed and Literary Support Services. For more information or to register for an orientation or training session, call Marie Day at (815) 455-8542. The college is located at 8900 U.S. Hwy. 14 in Crystal Lake. This project was made possible in part by a grant awarded by the Illinois State Library (ISL), a Division of the Office of Secretary of State, using state funds designated for literacy.
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NEW TRUCKS ARRIVING EXPERIENCED STEEL HAULERS FLATBED DIVISION. Runs Chicago Commercial Zone to WI, heavy in Milwaukee area. Home 3-5 nights/week plus weekends. Top pay! Vacation. 401K. Vision/Dental/Disability/Health. Need Class A CDL, 2yrs OTR exp., good MVR, references. Ruth or Mike TTI Inc. 1-800-558-2664 www.TTItrucking.com
ICE CREAM TRUCK DIVERS WANTED must be 19 years or older with clean drivers record. Local routes. Flexible hours. Cash paid forward/commission. Call 847-973-1923. Contact us at www.pbicecream.com
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Experienced Roofers & Siding Installers Top Pay • 847-740-2450 Independent Contract Couriers Wanted: Must own SUV, Cargo/Mini Van, 14ft Box Truck, Operating 5-6 days a week. Fast-paced environment with work everyday. Must be 21 yrs old. Valid drivers license. Clean MVR/bkgd check/drug test. Lift packages up to 50 lbs.
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GENERAL LABORER Eco-Tech Plastics has need for multiple entry level positions for 2nd and 3rd shift operations. Apply at 1956 S. Pine Street, Burlington WI 53105. email LHumphrey@eco-techplastics.com
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PDO Director Kim Dodd is congratulated by Janet Fluck (from left) Antioch UMC’s Staff Parish Relations Committee Chairman, the Rev. Bill Landis, PDO Director Kim Dodd, and Dawn Vogel, AUMC’s Church Council Chair.
Dodd introduced as new PDO Preschool Director Kim Dodd was introduced on July 27 as the new Director of the PDO (Parents Day Out) Preschool in Antioch. “Miss Kim,” as Mrs. Dodd likes to be called, has taught preschoolers in several area preschools for a number of years. A certified teacher, she has used her skills at Antioch PDO Preschool for the past two years. Although she is taking on the new responsibilities of being PDO Director, Dodd has no intentions of giving up her 4-year old classroom teaching responsibilities. According to Bill Landis, Pastor of Antioch United Methodist Church, sponsor of PDO, “Miss Kim loves children and they love her.” Torie Johnson, long-time Director of PDO (2007-2014), decided to step-down this past June to pursue a career in psychology related fields. She will be training Dodd for the next several weeks. The PDO Preschool (Parents Day Out) is
one of the oldest preschools in Northeast Illinois and the first in the Antioch area. According to Landis, “PDO was founded by the Antioch United Methodist Church over three decades ago because of the need for quality early childhood education and as a way to assist young parents with their parenting skills. “Still a mission of AUMC, our preschool is distinctly Christian, nondenominational and open to people of all church backgrounds or non-church backgrounds. After all,” says Landis, “our motto is ‘Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors.’” PDO Preschool is located in the historic Antioch United Methodist Church, 848 Main Street near the Antioch Library and Williams Park. Enrollment is still open for this Fall. Call Director Kim Dodd at (847) 395-1362 for information.
A new state law (effective June 1, 2014) gives the Chief County Assessment Officer authority to recapture taxable value in instances where property owners have received homestead benefits erroneously. The new law aims to create a more fairly distributed property tax burden that benefits taxpayers. McHenry County is providing an amnesty period for the remaining months of 2014 in order to gain maximum compliance. Taxpayers are eligible to receive homestead exemptions on only one property in
any given year. This applies to properties outside of McHenry County and even in other states. You may check your property exemptions status, or report any erroneous exemptions by contacting your local township assessor’s office, or the Chief County Assessment Office. Taxpayers will be notified with a letter if their homestead exemptions are being removed. The removal decision can be appealed to the Chief County Assessment Officer, and if needed to the McHenry County Board of Review. The Chief County Assess-
ment Officer advises all taxpayers to review their homestead exemptions when they receive their 2014 assessment notices. Taxpayers may contact their Township Assessor or our office to correct any exemption errors. Note that homestead exemptions are generally effective as of Jan. 1 of any given year. So, if a taxpayer resides in their property and is eligible for homestead exemptions on Jan. 1, those homestead exemptions are in place for the entire year regardless of whether the property is sold.
The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office is accepting applications for its 11-week Citizen Police Academy (CPA). The class will be held every Wednesday starting Sept. 10, with class graduation on Wednesday, Nov. 29. The CPA consists of a series of classes, discussions and demonstrations of the various operations and Bureaus of the Sheriff’s Office. Classes will be held for three hours, 6 to 9 p.m., weekly at the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office - Training Division in the large classroom. The goal of the CPA is
to create better understanding, communication and partnerships between the citizens of McHenry County and the Sheriff’s Office through education, in order to enhance a safer community. To be a participant, you must be at least 18 years of age, pass a criminal background check and sign the waiver/hold harmless agreement. Preference is given to those who live or work within McHenry County. Once those have been accommodated, those in other counties are free to attend. The Citizen Po-
lice Academy is offered free of charge. Class size will be limited to 22 students; a minimum of 10 students will be required to hold the Academy. Applications can be downloaded from the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office Web page at www.mchenrysheriff. org. Applications must be postmarked or submitted in person to the Sheriff’s Office by Friday, Aug. 15, 2014. Anyone with questions can contact Deputy Aimeé Knop at (815) 334-4735 or e-mail at sheriff@co.mchenry.il.us.
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Safety Pup and Mayor Larry Hanson take on a “tough on crime” posture during the Antioch Police Department’s annual National Night Out event at the Brook Bandshell on Aug 5. The event is a way to spotlight crime and drug prevention as well as to enhance community relations between law enforcement and the citizens. National Night Out is meant to be a family affair and featured a raffle held for youngsters, a K-9 unit demonstration featuring police dog Justice, and safety information, hot dogs, popcorn and water free for the asking. National Night Out now involves over 37.8 million individuals in over 16,000 communities representing all 50 states.
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Moving Sale 4528 RAYNOR AVE. FRANKSVILLE Aug. 14-17. Moving Sale! A Little bit of everything. Indoor sale. 636 LONGVIEW DR, ( OFF DEPOT) Antioch, Free items, entertainment center & 32 in. TV $50 847-987-7669 or 847-395-2669.
Rummage/Garage Sales 5006 S SYLVANIA AVE. STURTEVANT Aug. 24 Th. 9-3 Calling all farmers, crafters, artisans, rummagers, resalers, antiquers. Be a part of Apple Hollers farmers Market & Country Fair,In a family friendly country atmosphere. 262-884-7100 N6116 COUNTY RD. DD Aug. 14-15, 8 am-5 pm. WATCH FOR SIGNS, Best Rummage of summer. Your first stop for tons of HH items. China dishes, Longaberger baskets, decor items, ladies shoes, brand name clothes, fancy stationery, envelopes, computer games & accessories, 4-wheeler tires, gas edger & ice auger, tiller parts, toolbox, office chair, 2 TVs lots more! From Rochester: Take FF (Academy Rd.) west to DD in Honey Lake. From Burlington: take Hwy. 11 to DD, cross Spring Prairie Rd. Rain or shine
Burlington Garage Sales 1409 SERENA LANE Fri+Sat Aug 15+16, 8am-4pm. Wagon wheels,books, wall art, women’s clothes, elephants, curio, storm doors, wood/gas fire pits, HH+OD misc. 2241 RAVENSWOOD RD. Aug. 15 & 16 8-3. lots of, clothes, toys & furniture.
241 SCHEMMER ST., Thurs.Fri. 8 am-5 pm, Sat. 8 am-3 pm, multi-family, clothes, Tupperware, toys, & much more 273 CHAPEL TER., Aug. 1517, 8 - 3, back-to-school toddler-adults clothes, toys, HH, homeschooling texts/workbooks, comp. printer, electronics, new items, misc 29720 KETTERHAGAN RD. Aug. 14,15,16, 9-4 Thr.& Fr. Sat. 9-2 This is the rummage sale you’ve been waiting all summer for. A huge selection of everyday items. Also selling 1996 Harley Davidson Fatboy (solid) engine powder coated to match bike. asking $18,500. for more details call 262-210-2388. Only 12,445 mi. 3210 FISCHER DR., Aug. 7-9 8 am-4 pm, Aug. 14-15 8 am-4 pm, Aug. 16 noon-4 pm., everything but the kitchen sink, antiques, collectibles, hunting items, HH items & tools 34011 WHITE OAK DR., (Bohners Lake) Sat. 8/16 & Sun. 8’17, 7 am-? Horse saddle & tack, power tools & regular tools, above-stove microwave, refrig, gas stove, electric dryer, furniture, HH, etc. Too much to list. 3507 SUNNYSIDE DR. KANSASVILLE. Thurs. 8/14-Fri. 8/15 8-4 Sat. 8/16 8-noon. Household decor, kitchen goods, books, furniture, sporting goods, glassware & so much more! Mens, womens plus, teens and 2T-3T girls clothing fill a bag, $5 369 TRAVELLERS RUN (SHILOH HILLS) Th. 8/14, 8:30-3:30. Brand name teen girl clothes-sz sm.. new 37” ba. vanity, desk w/ chair, sports items, misc. household, decor and much more. 559 ORCHARD ST. 8/14-15, 8-? 3 Family. Dorm fridge, kitchen table, recliner, sofa, jogging stroller, kids clothes, toys, bikes & etc. 5971 HWY 36 NEAR LYONS 8/15 8-4, 8/16 8-3. 1999 H. D. Softtail, H. D. parts and accessories, household items, lots of junior clothing, women’s and men’s clothing, misc.
6056 MILL ST. LYONS Thurs. 8/14 9-4 Fri. 8/15 9-4 and Sat. 8/16 9-3 new Avon, ph crystal and home interior candles, various items. 100 year old steamer trunk $100.— 606A STEPHANIE STREET 8/14 & 15 9-5pm 8/16 & 17 9-3pm. Something for Everyone. Also girls clothes, crib, princess bedroom set, tools & much more! 7007 MCHENRY ST. Aug 14 & 15 8-5. Boys clothes, infant to size 10, toys, HH items, misc. ESTATE SALE: 831 RIVER RIDGE CIRCLE, WATERFORD 8/14, 15, 16/14 9am to 4pm. 5pc dining room set, hutch, twin beds, home furnishings etc. N6186 CRESCENT PLACE (HONEY LAKE) 8/14 2-7pm, 8/15-16 8-5pm. TVs, washer, furniture, slot machine, microwave, wheel chair, AC’s, rototiller, women’s clothes & shoes, & much misc. SHILOH HILLS, 249 INDIAN BEND RD., Aug. 14 &15 9-? Friday @ noon 50% off. LOTS of girls NB clothing/shoes/outwear/ Halloween costumes. Foosball table, antique baby wardrobe and oak table, 3 dressers, bikes.
Elkhorn Garage Sales N8140 HIGH RIDGE DR (TOWN OF LAGRANGE) Aug 14-19 8-5 except Sat. 8-4. 7 miles north of Elkhorn off hwy 12/67. Annual 2 Tent Sale: boat motor & trailer, household, sporting, tools, like new adult clothes. DON’T MISS THIS ONE!
Kansasville Garage Sales 1243 LAUREL LN 8/14, 8am6pm, 8/16, 8am-3pm. pool table, furniture art work, circular saw & boat.
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N2439 LINCOLN DRIVE 8/8-10 & 8/14-16, 8-5pm. Tools, clothes, holiday decor, furniture, movies, shoes & much more!
28852 CARDINAL COURT WATERFORD Aug 15-17 8-2pm, DOWNSIZING. pokemon, Magic The gathering, sports cards and memorabilia, decor, house stuff, x large- 2x men and woman clothes, some junior girls clothes desk and more.
Twin Lakes Garage Sales 160 CHAPEL AVE., Thurs. Aug. 14, noon-5, & Fri. Aug. 15, 9-3, HH items & more - MUST see 3110 SHADY LANE 8/16 9-5pm, 8/17 9-2pm. Moving out of state sale everything must go! men’s, women’s clothing, dolls, sofa, hand/power tools, office furniture and lots of misc. items to many to list. 40219 85TH STREET (POWERS LAKE) Aug. 16 9-4pm 8/17 9-1pm. Vintage furniture, dinning room table, household items, cookware, linens, books. 999 RHYNERS LN 8/14-16, 9-4. Girl clothes 3m-2T, men & wm plus size, toys & HH items.
Union Grove Garage Sales 3320 S COLONY AVE (MAIN ST) St. Roberts Church. Thurs Aug. 21 8am-8pm. Friday Aug 22th 8am-2pm. Spring used clothing sale. Everything $1 or less. Fri only half priced all day. All proceeds benefit Union Grove Area Food Bank. 4526 SCHOEN RD 8/14-16 103pm. Moving Sale: appliances, tools, movies, kitchen ware, holiday decor, etc. 4TH ANNUAL NEIGHBORHOOD RUMMAGE 12th, 13th, and 14th Aves., between State St. and 71st Dr. on August 15 &16 9-4pm. Brand name girls and boys clothes, golf swing trainer, too many items to mention.
4317 RIVERSIDE RD. 8/14-16, 9-6. Estate/Moving sale. Knife collection, guns, 22 LR amo, neon beer signs, grandfather clock, job box, 24’ totally enclosed boat lift, pontoon bunk, 1990 Cadillac Allante Convertible, tools, collectibles & household. 10% off all purchases. 4819 PARKVIEW RD Aug. 15 & 16 9-3. Moving sale, furniture, piano, tools, and lawn tractor. Too many items to list. 5410 EAST WIND LAKE RD Hwy 36 N of Waterford to Malchine follow signs. Aug. 16 & 17 9-3m. Man’s suits, women’s, teens, girls, all sizes, infant girls, newborn-18 month, maternity sm-xL, household antiques, down hill skiis, cub cadet self propelled mower, plants, much misc. No early sales.
605B N.6TH ST., Fri. Aug. 15, 4-8 pm, Sat. Aug. 16, 8 am-4 pm, Tupperware, HH, clothing, shoes/ cleats, PSP, stereo, misc. 704 FOX KNOLL DR. ( ROCHESTER) Aug. 15 & 16 8-3 . Multifamily sale, quality items in great shape. Furniture, tools, pictures & wall hangings, and lots of misc. Some really old to brand new. 730 HERON DR., Aug. 21-22, 8-4, lots of girls clothes 0-5T, toys, books, shoes, women’s clothes, outside Barbie playhouse, & kids battery-powered Barbie jeep TICHIGAN-STONE RIDGE CT. & OAK HILL LN Multi-Family. 8/14-15 9-4, 8/16 9-noon. Foosball Table, bikes, table saw, woodworking tools, kids & baby items, books, xmas decor, household & much more. WATERFORD HIGH SCHOOL 3rd Annual Student Council Rummage Sale. Friday August 15 7-6pm & BLOOD DRIVE 1:30-5:30pm. Come to door #1 to donate blood and find a treasure.
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5509 W PENNISULA DR 8/16 8-12pm. Moving Sale 4 hours only. Appliances, household items, shelving units.
5972 HEG PARK RD Aug. 14 & 15 9-4.Multi family, H.H. Antiques, clothing, & misc.
5520 E WIND LAKE RD (N OF WATERFORD TO MALCHINE RD) Aug. 16 & 17 9-3pm. Baby clothes, canning jars, household, outdoor stuff, much misc.
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It is important for her to see the actual clothing for various periods of history so she may keep her performances close to the character. And the Lakes Region Historical Society has more than 30 dresses on display at The Meeting House, located at 977 Main St. in Antioch, along with children’s clothing and accessories. One interesting item was a “hat� made of hair. In the mid-1800s when a woman had thinning hair, she would have a hat woven of real hair. These would often have curling tendrils down the side of the face. Once that was on, she would wear a knit, white morning cap. And viola, hair! Included in the exhibit is
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an autograph book. Museum director Ainsley Brooks Wonderling said that autograph books were popular but usually in the private schools. The book on display has several pictures with one being of President Abraham Lincoln. Some of the shoes are made of silk, some of leather and all were made for feet much narrower than modern feet. The collection includes shoes for babies, children and adults and shoes for every day and ballroom dancing. Some of the dresses have ingenious shortcuts. One dress has two bodices and a detachable skirt that allowed the wearer to go from the
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daytime to evening events with relative ease. Another dress had sleeve extensions and a shawl that could be removed as the wearer moved from the banquet to the dance floor. The ball dress now had a lower neckline and shorter sleeves. Color was very important to those ladies. Chemists in Germany and France were busy developing new dyes. And while the colors may have been bright 160 years ago, the fibers and the dyes were made from all natural materials and some have faded. For years, only the royalty or very rich wore purple, since the dye was made from mollusk shells and was very expensive. A less expensive dye was discovered in 1856 by William Henry Perkin by accident. Perkin, at age 18, was challenged by his professor, August Wilhelm von Hofmann, to synthesize quinine. In one attempt, Perkin oxidized aniline using potassium dichromate. The attempt yielded a black solid and appeared to be a failure.
When Perkin cleaned the flask with alcohol, he noticed purple portions of the solution. Perkin patented the dye. It was originally called aniline purple or Tyrian purple, the name of ancient natural dye derived from mollusks and used by royalty. By 1859, it was called mauve in England and chemists later called it mauveine. The color came into vogue in 1851 when Queen Victoria wore a mauve gown. Another gown of Paris green is in the collection. Paris green was made with arsenic. At that time, the dye was stable, but Director Wonderling said to use caution, handle with care and wash your hands, since current stability is not known as the garments have aged. The exhibit will be shown until the end of August. The entrance fee is $5 and pro- Friends of LVDL ceeds will be used to paint The Meeting House. The to host used book collection is on loan from a Aug. 14 -16 private collector. Friends of Lake Village For more information call District Library is hosting a (847) 395-4912. Used Book Sale on Thursday, Aug. 14. • Thursday, Aug. 14: Preview hours for members only is 4 to 6 p.m.; open to the pub-
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Local man among those caught in child porn sting Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan recently announced charges against two Northern Illinois men on multiple counts of possessing child pornography as part of “Operation Glass House,� a statewide initiative to apprehend the most active offenders who download and trade child pornography online. Madigan’s office executed a search warrant with the assistance of the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office and arrested Edward Marshall, 48, at his home in the 6700 block of Chillems Drive in Spring Grove. Marshall was charged with three counts of possession of child pornography, a Class 3 felony each
punishable by two to five years in prison. Bond was set at $3,000. Investigators from Madigan’s office working with the Round Lake Beach Police Department executed a search warrant and arrested Justin T. White, 32, at his home in the 300 block of East Shorewood Drive in Round Lake Beach. White was charged with two counts of reproduction of child pornography, a Class X felony punishable by six to 30 years in prison; two counts of possession of child pornography, a Class 2 felony punishable by three to seven years in prison; and two counts of violation of the Firearms Owner Identification Card Act, a
Class A misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail. Bond was set at $250,000. “Child pornography is not a victimless crime,� Madigan said. “Every file posted online depicts a child, sometimes just months old, being sexually abused. This crime destroys the lives of these innocent victims and is only further perpetuated when it spreads online.� These are the 63rd and 64th arrests of Madigan’s Operation Glass House, which she launched in 2010 to investigate and arrest the worst offenders trading child pornography online. The operation’s
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investigations conducted by Madigan’s High Tech Crimes Bureau have revealed a disturbing community of criminals who are trading and viewing extremely violent videos of children as young as infants being raped and abused. The Lake and McHenry County State’s Attorney’s Offices will prosecute the cases. “I commend the Attorney General’s Office for their efforts in combating this appalling crime,” said State’s Attorney Michael Nerheim. “One of my priorities as State’s Attorney is to work closely with other governmental agencies such as the Attorney General’s Office to make our communities safer for our children. In light of these most recent apprehensions, we want to assure the community that we are working diligently in order to protect the integrity and innocence of our children by removing these predators from our communities.” Madigan’s investigators were assisted by the Round Lake Beach Police Department and the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office. “We need to remain vigilant and continue to work together in our ongoing ef-
fort to protect our children,” said McHenry County Sheriff Keith Nygren. “The type of investigations pursued by the Attorney General’s Office is of a very technical nature and not one that our department could easily undertake,” said Round Lake Beach Police Chief Dave Hare. “The Attorney General’s office has completed several investigations in Round Lake Beach over the last few years and they have all been completed in a very professional manner.” In addition to Operation Glass House, Madigan leads the Illinois Internet Crimes against Children Task Force (ICAC) with a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice. The Task Force investigates child exploitation crimes and trains local and county level law enforcement agencies throughout Illinois to do the same. Since 2006, Madigan’s ICAC task force has been involved in 786 arrests of sexual predators. The task force has also provided Internet safety training and education to more than 368,860 parents, teachers and students and more than 17,570 law enforcement professionals.
Police reports Richmond • On
June 28, a 22-year-old Round Lake Beach woman was charged for Driving While License Suspended and Possession of a Suspended Driver’s License. • On July 5, a 28-year-old Mount Prospect man was charged for DUI, Possession of Cannabis under 30 grams and Improper Lane Use. • On July 14, a 24-year-old
Harvard man was charged for Driving While License Suspended, Possession of a Suspended DL and Loud Muffler. • On July 14, a 23-year-old Harvard man was charged for No Valid Driver’s License and Defective Equipment. • On July 19, a 57-yearold Spring Grove man was charged for DUI over .08 percent BAC, DUI, Reckless Driving and Improper Lane Usage.
• On July 22, a 25-year-old with License Suspended, No Round Lake man was charged Registration Light and No for No Valid Driver’s License. Front Plate; • On Aug. 1, a 31-yearold male from McHenry was Spring Grove charged with No Valid Driv• On July 31, a 53-yearold male from Antioch was er’s License, No Insurance charged with Driving with and Improper Lane Use; • On Aug. 2, a 22-year-old Suspended Registration and male from Hanover Park was Expired Registration; charged with DUI, Texting • On July 31, a 35-year-old male from Kenosha, Wis., while Driving and Improper was charged with Driving Lane Use.
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will be provided to parents. There is no charge or obligation for this service. To A free screening for mu- schedule an appointment with sical aptitude for children in Dr. Tufo, call (815) 648-2501. grades one through five will be available from Aug. 25 to 29 at Dr. Tufo’s studio in He- Community bron. Dr. Thomas A. Tufo, an Church craft and experienced, certified music beef roast is this educator, will provide this service. This simple, but weekend The Community Church of comprehensive screening gives parents an opportunity Richmond host its 33rd annufor a professional evaluation al Beef Roast, Craft and Rumof a child’s musical aptitude mage Sale this weekend. The craft and rummage and readiness for formal musical instruction. A written sale is on Friday, Aug. 15 and professional evaluation, Saturday, Aug. 16 from 9 a.m. including recommendations, to 3 p.m.
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The beef roast is on Saturday, Aug. 16 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets for the beef Roast are $10 advance sale, and $12 at the door. Tickets for kids under 10 are $6. Community Church is located at 5714 Broadway, Richmond. For more information, call (815) 678-6521.
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