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Amanda Munsen is not just an owner of an art studio, but an artist herself, and wanted to share her passion with her hometown of Fox Lake, Ill. Munsen, who opened Studio 25 Art Creations last November, discovered her passion for art while attending the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. “There was always something that I loved about art, teaching, and my love for Fox Lake, but that was not my initial mindset when going to La Crosse,” Munsen said. “But as all life discoveries happen, it took a few twists and turns in the road until I found what I truly wanted to do and what I wanted to bring to my hometown.” After she graduated from UW-La Crosse in 2013, she returned Fox Lake, where she and her Studio 25 “team” started at-home paint parties.

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Top: The Studio 25 Art Creations team includes Cindy Munsen, Owner/Instructor Amanda Munsen and Gordon Munsen. Above: Studio 25 hosts several classes, including Paint and Sip parties, which have grown in popularity.

Her team consists of parents, Cindy and Gordon, who have shown support for Munsen’s efforts to give back to the community.

See STUDIO 25, Page 8

With a planned closure on Highway 45 in the Village of Bristol this week, the Department of Transportation has advised motorists to take an alternate route, a news release reports. The two-week closure involves the Highway 45 and C intersection, where crews plan to install a new stoplight and make infrastructure improvements, the DOT said. The DOT hopes to reopen the intersection by June 14. For motorists traveling on Highway C, west of Highway 45, they are directed to continue on Highway C to connect with Highway 83. From there, the detour takes motorists north on Highway 83 to Highway 50, where they are instructed to head eastbound on Highway 50 to Highway D, and in turn, travel southbound to reconnect with Highway C. The closure and stoplight replacement is part of a DOT plan to reconstruct and resurface Highway 45 between the Wisconsin state line and Highway 50.

As crews continue to work, authorities are reminding motorists to stay out construction zones, citing safety concerns. In a May 16 Facebook post, Bristol Fire and Rescue urged travelers to avoid Highway 45, unless they are local residents or plan to access businesses along the route. “Please avoid use of Highway 45 between State Line Road and 86th Street in Bristol while it is under construction - unless you must transit to reach your residence or business along the affected area,” the post states. “Traffic in this area creates a serious hazard to construction crews and inhibits responding emergency vehicles.” Additionally, on May 23, the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department issued a similar notice, which emphasized adherence to local traffic only signs. “We would also like to caution motorists that disregarding a road closed sign and entering a highway un-

See HIGHWAY 45, Page 6

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Lindenhurst Park District to host free movie and family camp out The Lindenhurst Park District will host a free showing of the movie “Sing” and a family camp out on Saturday, June 24, at Millennium Park, 201 County Place, Lindenhurst. The family campout will begin at 6 p.m. on Saturday and will end on Sunday, June 25. There will be planned activities, s’mores, movie and continental breakfast. The movie will be at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 24. The movie will be projected

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on a 35-foot screen. Attendees can pack a picnic and some snacks for the movie. People who attend the camp out must bring their own tent, sleeping bags and chairs. The cost for the camp out is $30 for residents and $38 for non-residents. Six people per campsite. Campsites must be registered by Saturday, June 17, and the code is 271301B. For more information, go to www.lindenhurstparks.org.

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Her team consists of parents, Cindy and Gordon, who have shown support for Munsen’s efforts to give back to the community.

See STUDIO 25, Page 8

Lehmann Mansion will have a grilling cooking class from 6:30 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, June 22. It’s at 485 N. Milwaukee Ave., Lake Villa. Bauer’s Catering will teach tips and tricks on marinating and grilling meats. Attendees will learn to how to make fresh bratwurst.

This class is for people ages 18 and older. Pre-registration is required. The class code is 231504B and is $60 per attendee. All ingredients and materials are provided. To register for the class, go to www.lindenhurstparks. org.

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Man hospitalized after home invasion The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office and Nunda Fire Protection District responded to the 1800 block of Davis Avenue in unincorporated McHenry early May 28, for a home invasion and shooting, according to a McHenry County Sheriff’s Office press release. According to the release, police and other first responders found a 52-year-old male occupant of the residence shot and seriously wounded at around 1 a.m. Paramedics treated him at the scene and then transported him to a local hospital. A witness on scene related two males entered the resi-

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dence and shot the man before stealing cash and departing the area in a small dark colored pick-up truck. “The assailants were described as one white male and one black male, both wearing bandanas over their faces,” the release stated. The investigation is ongoing with the assistance of the McHenry County Major Investigations Team. This is believed to be an isolated incident and do not believe there is any threat to the public. The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office urges anyone with information on this incident to contact the sheriff’s office at (815) 338-2144.

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Her team consists of parents, Cindy and Gordon, who have shown support for Munsen’s efforts to give back to the community.

See STUDIO 25, Page 8

The McHenry County Sheriff’s Office joined other state and local law enforcement agencies across Illinois to reduce highway fatalities by cracking down on unbuckled motorists and impaired drivers during the Memorial Day holiday. During the mobilization, the McHenry County Sheriff’s Office issued the following citations/making the following arrests: • Two DUI arrests • Seven Driving while license Suspended or Revoked arrests • Two Driving with No Val-

id Driver’s License arrests • Two Warrant arrests • Two Drug arrests • 56 Seat belt citations • 38 Speeding citations • 24 Electronic communication device citations • 21 No insurance citations This law enforcement mobilization was funded by federal traffic safety funds through the Illinois Department of Transportation and is part of the nationwide “Click It or Ticket” and “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaigns. For more information, visit www.idot.illinois.gov.

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Lake County warns people to watch out for ticks The Lake County Health Department/Community Health Center encourages county residents to take precautions against ticks, which can carry diseases such as Lyme disease. Once considered a rare illness in Lake County, Lyme disease is becoming more common in the area. “As people go outside to enjoy warmer weather they should remember to protect themselves and their families against ticks and Lyme disease,” said the Health Department’s executive director Mark Pfister, “This is the peak time of year for tick activity.” Deer ticks can carry Lyme disease, as well as other diseases such as anaplasmosis, bartonella, ehrlichia or babesiosis. They are about an eighth of an inch long as adults, and dark brown to bright red with black legs. Deer ticks were first docu-

mented in Lake County in 2006. Another kind of local tick is the American dog tick or wood tick. Dog ticks are one-quarter-inch long as adults, much smaller as juveniles, and are dark reddish brown with irregular silvery or cream-colored patterns on their backs. Additionally, the Lone Star tick, distinguished by a white dot, or star on its back, was documented for the first time in 2015 in Lake County. Neither Lone Star nor dog ticks transmit Lyme disease. However, the dog tick can transmit Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and the Lone Star tick can transmit Southern Tick-Associated Rash Illness. Each year, the Health Department conducts environmental surveillance of ticks. In conjunction with North Park University and the Lake County Forest Preserve District, it collects and tests samples for Lyme and other

tick-borne diseases. To build awareness about the dangers associated with ticks, it is launching a “Fight the Bite” educational campaign that will include local advertisements. The Health Department is urging residents to protect themselves from exposure to ticks by following the guidelines below: Tips for reducing tick habitat around your home: • Clear leaf litter under trees, and keep the ground clean under bird feeders. • Keep grass near playground equipment short. • Install a wood chip or gravel barrier between lawns and wooded and tall grass areas. • Minimize woodpiles as these are attractive to small mammals such as mice, which can carry ticks.

Tips for reducing exposure to ticks: • Avoid tick habitat by staying on trails when in forest preserves and parks. • Wear light-colored, protective clothing, such as long-sleeved shirts, long trousers, boots or sturdy shoes, and a head covering. Tuck trouser cuffs in socks and tuck in shirt tails. • Apply insect repellent containing DEET primarily to clothes. Apply repellent sparingly to exposed skin. Do not apply directly to the face. Be sure to wash treated skin after coming indoors. Use repellents containing permethrin to treat clothes but not skin. Always follow label directions and supervise children in the use of repellents. • Walk in the center of trails. • Check every two to three hours for ticks. • Regularly check pets for

moved, disinfect the bite site ticks. • Promptly remove any and wash hands with soap ticks to help prevent infection. and water. Make a note of the date the tick was removed and To find and remove save it for identification in ticks: • Check the skin and case person becomes ill. clothing of anyone that has Place the tick in a plastic bag been in grassy areas for an and put it in a freezer. In order to transmit illextended period. • Pay extra attention to ness, a deer tick must be the neck, behind the ears and attached to the skin for at least 36 hours. Symptoms the groin. • Use fine-tipped tweezers of Lyme disease may inor shield fingers with a tis- clude “bull’s-eye” rashes or lesions around the site sue when removing a tick. • Do not burn the tick of the bite (generally seven with a match or cover it with to 14 days after the tick has consumed a blood meal) acpetroleum jelly. • Grasp the tick close to companied by fever, fatigue, the skin surface and pull up- headache, muscle aches and/ ward with slow, even pres- or joint aches. If anyone experience any of the signs sure. • Do not twist or pull the or symptoms seven days or tick quickly; this causes the more following a known mouthparts to break off and tick bite, they should consult your physician. remain in the skin. • Do not squeeze the tick’s For more information, go to www.fightthebitenow. body. • Once the tick is re- com.

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ANTIOCH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY 882 Main St., Antioch, IL 847-395-2233 • antiochchamber.org

June 17-18, 2017 Downtown Antioch Wizards, Witches and Muggles alike will gather in Downtown Antioch, IL for

their 1st annual Wizards Weekend on Saturday, June 17th and Sunday, June 18th, 2017. Join us to celebrate all things of a magical nature…bring your owl, your wand (or smartwand), and dress as the character you most closely relate to. Be ready for some Wizard Chess, Magical Attire Contests (for Wizards & Magical Beasts), Games, and more Magical Moments that are being conjured at Antioch’s Wizards Weekend. Be part of this magical world of Harry Potter and all things magical. Antioch will transform itself with the swish of a wand (and the help of magical volunteers) to bring a weekend of magical fun to all creatures – magical or muggle alike. Wizards and Muggles of all ages will enjoy many magical moments this weekend! If you are interested in volunteering for this magical event, you can contact the Antioch Chamber at 847-395-2233 or visit WizardsWeekend.com.

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Wizard & Muggle Craft Faire will be held in Downtown

Antioch. Bring your gold and green to enjoy out of this world creativity from our crafters. Interested in becoming a crafter? Visit AntiochChamber.org to find Magical Crafter information and also you Muggles (non magic people) can find AC information too.

TriWizard Chess Tournament takes place on

Saturday, June 17th at the Wizard & Muggle Craft Faire. Gather your chess mates and be the chess pieces at our version of Wizard Chess. The tournament will award the TriWizard Chess Trophy to the team that wins! Register your team (of 16 people) at WizardsWeekend.

team (have a team name, can be families, friends, classmates, or just a group of wizards!) will be assigned a time for your Wizard Chess Match!

Kids Hogwart School of Magic comes to Antioch, IL

Scavenger Hunt & Horcruz Search takes place

on Sunday, June 18th, between 10 am and 2 pm. Maps will be available at the Wizard Information Booth at the Wizard & Muggle Craft Faire. Search through the wizarding village and complete your challenges for a chance to win magical prizes. Return your complete entries to the Wizard Info Booth by 3 pm on Sunday, June 18th. Winners will be announced by owl and posted at Wizards of the Chamber Facebook page. Many more magical moments will be enjoyed by wizards and muggles alike. Visit our Facebook page at Wizards of the Chamber (and share with your magical friends) or visit WizardsWeekend. com for more information and to register for Hogswart.

Kids Hogswart School of Magic

is for children ages 8-13. Advance registration is necessary so owls can deliver their Hogswart Acceptance Letter. While at Hogswart (June 17th, 10:00-11:30 am) students may dress for their House of choice or will be sorted by the Sorting Hat. There are only a limited number of students accepted, so register at WizardsWeekend. com quickly. Magical Classes include Herbology, Potions, Defense Against the Dark Arts and Divination. All students receive keepsake items and are encouraged to bring their (or their parents) smartwands for photos. Hogswart is only open to students. Parents can plan to enjoy the Wizard & Muggle Craft Faire next door to the school while waiting. ($20 pp, Kids Hogswart School of Magic, ages 8-13.) ** Wizards Weekend is a community event hosted by the Antioch Chamber and is not held in conjunction or associated in any way with J.K. Rowling and Warner Bros. Entertainment.

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The following events will take place at the Grayslake Heritage Center and Museum, 164 Hawley St., Grayslake, unless otherwise stated. For more information, go to www.villageofgrayslake. com. Search and share genealogy group Join local genealogists in discussion on researching family history from 2 to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, June 7. Attendees can share their

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19th Century rules baseball game The Grayslake Athletics will play 19th century rules baseball against the McHenry County Independents at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 11, at Prairie Grove Village Hall Park, 3125 Barreville Road, Prairie Grove.

World War II themed fundraiser The Grayslake Heritage Center Foundation will host a World War II themed fundraiser from 6:30 to 10 p.m. on Friday, June 9, at Brae Loch Country Club, 3600 North US Highway 45, Grayslake. The event includes 1940s, USO-inspired food; an appearance by actor R.J. Lindsey as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt; music by the Highland Park Pops Big Band and an auction of fun and interesting

Kids Blast at Christian Life Fellowship

Christian Life Fellowship of Antioch is holding Kid’s Blast 2017 on June 11-14 from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. each day. The event is free (Continued from front page) and open to PreK through 5th graders. der construction sign will of following local traffic only There will be child-centered Bible messages, prizresult in a citation being signs in a followup email. issued,” the Sheriff’s De- “We want everyone to be es, games, Glow Night, partment wrote in a May 23 aware, unless you are travel- face painting, inflatables, Facebook post. ing the most direct route to and more! Registration has “There may be invisible a business, or the destina- already doubled from last hazards, open trenches, or tion is in a location where year for this popular event. hazardous construction ma- construction must be trav- Register online at http:// chinery,” the post added. eled, you must stay out,” christianlifefellowshipantioch.com. Although Sgt. Eric Klinkhammer said. Klinkhammer of the Sheriff’s Road construction start- Christian Life FellowDepartment is unsure of how ed March 20, and weather ship of Antioch is located many citations have been is- permitting, the DOT targets at 41625 N. Deep Lake Rd. sued, he reiterated the rules completion by the early fall. Antioch, IL 60002.

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Band and an auction of fun and interesting items. Tickets are $50 each.

The Lindenhurst Park District will host a free showing of the movie “Sing” and a family camp out on Saturday, June 24, at Millennium Park, 201 County Place, Lindenhurst. The family campout will begin at 6 p.m. on Saturday and will end on Sunday, June 25. There will be planned activities, s’mores, movie and continental breakfast. The movie will be at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 24. The movie will be projected on a 35-foot screen. Attendees can pack a picnic and some snacks for the movie. People who attend the camp out must bring their own tent, sleeping bags and chairs. The cost for the camp out is $30 for residents and $38 for non-residents. Six people per campsite. Campsites must be registered by Saturday, June 17, and the code is 271301B. For more information, go to www.lindenhurstparks. org.

Kids Blast at Christian Life

Christian Life Fellowship of Antioch is holding Kid’s Blast 2017 on June 11-14 from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. each day. The event is free and open to PreK through 5th graders. There will be child-centered Bible messages, prizes, games, Glow Night, face painting, inflatables, and more! Registration has already doubled from last year for this popular event. Register online at http:// christianlifefellowshipantioch.com. Christian Life Fellowship of Antioch is located at 41625 N. Deep Lake Rd. Antioch, IL 60002.

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“Studio 25 is a very family-oriented art studio and I have been lucky enough to have my parents, family, and friends by my side through this new adventure I took on,” said Munsen, who reportedly has customers in the Southern Wisconsin region. Meanwhile, as her paint parties gained exposure, Munsen and her supportive team decided to open a permanent place on Nippersink Boulevard. Munsen, who offers classes tailored for the family, said paint and sip courses have been the largest draw. To attend paint and sip classes, students are re-

quired to have identification indicating they are 21 years old. “We do the very popular and fun paint and sip parties!” Munsen said. “We can hold up to 35 people in our location, but we also occasionally travel.” She said the classes give adults freedom to express themselves through their artwork. “The paint and sip classes are definitely the hook for most people,” Munsen said. “I love it because it allows adults to enjoy themselves with friends and family in a setting where you are creating and trying new things.” Although the classes

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are the most popular, Munsen also offers courses for grade-school children and teenagers, whom she hopes to inspire. “One of our main reasons on wanting to bring the studio into Fox Lake was to give teens and kids a place to explore the arts and their creative side,” she said. “Throughout the school year, we work with the local middle schools and Grant Community High School to display student artwork.” Previously, she held a paint party for a Girl Scout troop, which delivered a

presentation about entrepreneurship. “As of right now, we have public kid’s paint parties, which are for ages 8 to 12,” she said. “We also have teen paint nights every second Saturday of the month.” Munsen’s passion goes beyond the walls of Studio 25, however, with a Community Art Mosaic in the Village of Fox Lake. The Community Art Mosaic, a Fox Lake initiative, was created to bolster community involvement in the arts. “When the studio first

came into Fox Lake we, Studio 25, were approached by the village with an idea on how to create a piece for the community while having the locals be involved as well,” Munsen said. “We plan on doing a new mosaic each year for the community. In fact, we just started working with the Village of Fox Lake with this year’s design ideas.” However, without her family, her vision and dedication to the community would not have occurred. “My family has always been a huge support system

and I couldn’t imagine going on this journey without them,” she said. “As I was growing up, they always encouraged my passions and I wanted to give another place to let families have that outlet.” Munsen, who has yet to take her show to the communities in Racine, Kenosha and Walworth counties, is open to conveying artistic expression to new territories. “We are always open to new locations,” she said. “We love to spread the love of art wherever we can!”

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Bad days and good days It was a day like all others and a day like no other. As was the day before, and the day after. As are all days. Just days. But often so much more. A friend mentioned it was her wedding anniversary. She was in a celebratory mood, and rightly so. I asked her the date, because I wasn’t sure, and when she told me I realized it was an anniversary for me as well. Except mine was a sorrowful milestone. I felt a cloud descend and a pit grow in my stomach. I’d forgotten, or at the least failed to remember. Guilt crept in like a spider, weaving its web in an evertightening snare. I should have remembered. I should have felt bad because the day – for me – had been marked forevermore as marred and damaged. Dates take on personal meaning for us. But they can be widespread as well. On the day in question, thousands – millions even – experienced shock and sadness at the unexpected

and experience the world through a lens of our own choosing. By Just because I had an JILL extremely sorrowful, PERTLER terribly awful thing happen Columnist to me on a certain date doesn’t banish that date to the regions of horribleness death of a pop icon. A forever. If that were the cloud fell over the already case, and I was able to descending sadness of my remember every distressing day as the country mourned thing that has ever happened together. to me, every day would At the same instant, probably be a bad, sad, mad, babies were born, creating I-don’t-want-to-get-out-ofjoy in one hospital room, bed kind of day. while just down the hall a That wouldn’t be any family said its goodbyes to fun. a sick father or mother or Initially, I felt guilty spouse. about not remembering I mulled over the I was “supposed” to be dichotomy. What do we having a bad day because make of each day? How somehow that made my does our approach affect loss less significant. Then I the type of day we have? realized that line of thinking Why does the date on the was pretty dumb. Feeling calendar make any day good bad because I thought I was or bad? supposed to feel bad was It doesn’t. Or at least it akin to needlessly throwing doesn’t have to. the day away. It was giving We can be dictated by power to the negativity and our circumstance – and guilt and spiders. often are – but I believe Nothing I can do now we can break free and see can have any impact on the

loss I experienced seven years ago. It is real every day. And I still feel sorrow sometimes – like now, writing about it. But I don’t have to mark a date on the calendar and set it aside for mourning. The day doesn’t have to be labeled as a loss for the rest of my eternity. Life is hard enough as it is without us putting up our own roadblocks. Which we all do – all too often. On the day in question, I forgot my grief, but I didn’t forget my loss. I think that means I am moving on. In slow steps the joy and happiness return. And they can be just as real as grief. More real, even – when you’ve earned them. Jill Pertler is an awardwinning syndicated columnist, published playwright, author and member of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists. She invites readers to follow the Slices of Life page on Facebook.

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A former West Allis police officer is scheduled to be tried in August for dumping the bodies in Walworth County of two women he killed. Steven Zelich, 55, a former West Allis police officer, is charged in Walworth County Circuit Court with two counts of hiding a corpse. A pretrial hearing is scheduled for Aug. 4 in the case with a four-day trial to follow from Aug. 14 to 17. Zelich pleaded guilty Feb.

3 to second-degree murder in the death of 37-year-old Laura Simonson of Farmington, Minn., in Olmsted County Circuit Court. The Minneapolis Star Tribune, which cited television station KTTC, reported Zelich was sentenced to 25 years in prison for Simonson’s death. He also was sentenced to 35 years in Kenosha County, where he was convicted of killing 19-year-old Jenny Gamez of Cottage Grove, Oregon, at a Comfort Inn and Suites on Highway 50 at Interstate 94 in 2012.

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Zelich is accused of stashing Gamez’s and Simonson’s remains in separate suitcases on North Como Road in the Town of Geneva in Walworth County in June 2014. In both murder cases, Zelich admitted to killing the women by accident while choking them during sexual encounters, according to a Kenosha County criminal complaint. The first case involved Gamez, who reportedly met Zelich through an online sexual bondage website when she was 16 years old, Kenosha County prosecutors stated at his sentencing hearing last year. After six months of dialogue, Zelich ceased discussions, until she turned 18 years old, when he convinced her to fly to Mitchell

International Airport in Milwaukee for an August 2012 meeting. Zelich and Gamez went to the Comfort Inn and Suites on Interstate 94 and Highway 50 in Kenosha, where she died during what Zelich said was “breath play.” According to the criminal complaint, Zelich stated it was an accident that resulted in her strangulation during consensual sexual relations. In an effort to conceal the homicide, Zelich stored Gamez’s body in a suitcase and put it in a refrigerator at his West Allis home. Zelich then came in contact with Simonson, of Farmington, Minn., through a similar online site. Zelich met Simonson in person in November 2013 in Rochester, Minn. He said

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The Village of Antioch, home to many churches representing a variety of religions, has one within community almost as old as the village itself. St. Peter’s Catholic Church was formed in 1897, five years after Antioch received incorporation, and opened its first church inside a small white frame building on Victoria Street. The first building held about 25 pews on both sides of a center aisle and heated by two pot belly stoves. Although Antioch had a need for a Catholic Church, the year round population was not enough to receive a permanently assigned priest at the parish, therefore, the church shared a priest with St. Patrick’s Parish in Wadsworth. In summer, attendance rose, citing an influx of visitors to the Chain O Lakes region. To house additional attendees, the church pitched a large tent along Highway 83, south of Highway 173, or at Channel Lake, where the overflow attended Sunday Mass. By 1909, the church membership grew, which led St. Peter’s Church to separate from its partnership with St. Patrick Parish, and operated independently with its own pastor. The partnership, which included a shared mission, left St. Peter’s Parish to sponsor their own mission. From its new mission, St. Peter’s Church partnered with St. Mary’s in Fox Lake. The Rev. James E. Lynch was designated pastor of St. Peter’s Parish until his death in 1929. The Venn family in 1912 donated a bell to the church, but it was too large and could not get installed in the little church, which led to construction of a bell tower on the front yard. The bell tower remained until the current church was built. Today, the bell still exists at the current location, where parishioners ring it electronically. After Rev. Lynch died in 1929, the church saw a major change, when Rev. Daniel Frawley received appointment as the new pastor that March.

Despite a reported $21,000 in the church treasury, Frawley polled 55 parish members for insight into a possible new church. By June of 1929, ground donated by Bernard F. Nabor was broken for the $250,000 church. With the new church and rectory, composed of Lannon stone and dedicated by George Cardinal Mundelein in Aug. 1930, the growing parish membership enjoyed their new church. The new place of worship featured stained glass windows on all four sides of the Church. The windows were modeled after 13th century windows of Chartres Cathedral in France. Collectively, the windows contain 125 figures designed by Rambusch Studios of New York. Parishioners donated the windows, which were in memory of their departed relatives. The altar, composed of imported Italian marble and hand carved wood, had a stained glass window behind it, which depicted scenes in the life of St. Peter. When World War II ended, service personnel moved to Antioch, which led to growth at St. Peter’s Church. After Catholic families expressed a need for a school to send their children to, St. Peter’s broke ground in 1948 for an elementary school, which housed grades 1-8. The Order of Sisters, known as Blessed Virgin Mary, of Dubuque, Iowa were hired to staff the school. Under direction of five nuns, the school opened in 1949 with 213 students enrolled. By 2016, due to declining enrollment, the school closed. In the 1960s, the Church served as a social center for adults and youth, and eventually opened the Parish Social Center in 1963. The social center included a roller rink, basketball and volleyball courts, and a teen canteen where parish youth gathered. The parish youth group continues to use the facility and other sport groups also use the gym for practice time, according to parish historian Mary Leonard.

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she also died accidentally during the sexual encounter, according to the criminal complaint. He also stored her body in a suitcase and placed it in his West Allis home. When odor became a problem, Zelich allegedly placed both suitcases in the trunk of his car, until his supervisor at Johnson Controls, where he worked as a security guard, complained about the smell coming from his car. Then, Zelich allegedly stashed both suitcases on North Como Road in the Town of Geneva in Walworth County in 2014, where a highway worker discovered them while mowing grass June 5, 2014. Gamez was partially covered in a garbage bag with

her hands bound with a rope behind her back, according to the earlier reports. With no missing persons complaint filed in the Gamez disappearance, it took authorities weeks to identify her using dental records. In Simonson’s case, the Waukesha County medical examiner found her naked with a rope wrapped around her neck and a ball gag in her mouth. The plan, according to the Star-Tribune, is to have Zelich complete his 35-year sentence in Wisconsin before he returns to Minnesota. According to online prison records, Zelich is incarcerated at Dodge Correctional Institution in Waupun with a release date of June 16, 2049.

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LOCATION: 3 miles east of Delavan or 9 miles west of Lake Geneva to Cty. Rd. F, (just east of Delavan inlet) then south 1/4 mile to Holig Ln. John was self-employed in the alternator, generator, starter repair & rebuilding of electric motors. There is a large inventory of parts & associated items relating to electric motors. Enco 110-1351 13x40” gear head metal lathe; Smithy combo 3 in 1 metal lathe/drill/mill; Snap-On sand blaster; parts washer; JD 3kw generator; Homelite HR4300W 7.5HP generator; up to 10HP motors; Champion vertical air comp.; Enco metal band saw; lg hyd press; Lincoln AC/DC arc welder; Napa 85-1916 batt. charger; tractor chains; motor/alt. testers; 4 cabinets of parts & shelves of parts; 2-3HP 4 gal. 150psi generators; lg quantity of parts/ service manuals; 3 chain hoists; ram cylinders; bench grinders; vise; floor hyd jacks; lg inventory of new/used/rebuilt elec. components; rebuilt armatures; tap & dies; chain binders; pneumatic air chisel; ext. retainer ring plier kit; 3’ rolls of sandpaper; shelving units; bearings; & more. Chain saws; lg pull-behind lawn vacuum w/Enduro 5HP engine; gas Homelite blower; New Task Force reel mower w/bagger; 3 pt 6’ scraper; 7’ snow blade; 2 stainless flagpoles; stainless pole w/weather vane; display case; 3 pt cement mixer; various size pvc piping; lg quantity of hand/power garden tools; quantity of scrap iron/copper/aluminum & box lots. COLLECTIBLES: JD - tractor models, flags, hats, signs, books/magazines & more; army patches; tractor magazines; NH parts book; pocket watches Elgin, Equity, NY/Standard & more; wristwatches; belt buckles; box of Coyne elec./radio books; pocket knives & misc.

Go to auctionzip.com for photos - I.D. 10396 AUCTIONEERS: Dale Folkers, Tom Kleist, Wisconsin Registered Auctioneers #62 & 999. TERMS: Cash or good check. No buyers fee. Sales tax applies. All items must be settled for on day of sale & prior to removal. Items sold “as-is” with no guarantees. Buyer responsible for items after they are sold. Lunch available.

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BOB’S SPRING CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 26500 Doverline Road, Waterford, WI 53185

SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 2017, 10:00 A.M. DIRECTIONS: East of Racine County. Hwy. 36 West of Hwy. 75 on Hwy. 20 to Mealy Road, then go North to Doverline Road, then go West on Doverline Road to Auction site. (2nd curve) Watch for signs. WANTED CONSIGNMENT OF: Farm and Industrial Tractors & Machinery, Lawn & Garden, ATVs, Snowmobiles, Campers, Trees & Nursery, Building Materials, Livestock & Barn Equipment, Grain, Semi & Dump Trucks, Farm Toys, Antiques & Collectibles, Tools, No Cars, No Tires, No JUNK. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: We are taking Consignments up to Friday evening, June 9, 2017 no later than 4:00 P.M. Drop off times are: June 7: from 12:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M., June 8: from 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M., and June 9: from 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. For an expansive list, pictures, & complete terms visit the WEBSITES: www. bobhagemannauctionreality.com or www.auctionzip.com ID #9051. Food service available on site. TRACTORS & MACHINERY: John Deere 250 skidster; Rhino SE4 4’ brush mower; Lawn aerator, & dethatcher; Troybilt chipper; Bolens tractor w/plow blade; Brush cutter; Trailer spreader 65gal w/10’ boom; Wagon w/JD gear; COLLECTIBLES: Ertl Ford pedal tractor; Many toy cast trucks, tractors, & cars; Minnesota, Redwing, & Western stoneware, crocks, & jugs; Coaster wagons; Guitars; Trumpet; Redwing spongeware bowls; Henry McKenna jugs; Blossomtime china set; Advertising crates; Rocking horse; Comic books; Marbles; Vintage fans; Cistern & well pumps; Copper boiler; Spittoon; Cow bell; Vintage wall telephones; Coffee grinder; Hand Sheller; Beer advertising items; Cast iron cookware pieces; Pedal fire engine; Smudgepots; Copper & chrome fire extinguishers; Daisy #25 BB rifle; Skinner boards; Carny canes; JD lunchbox; Hand planter; Scarab boot jack; Sausage stuffer & meat grinder; Sad irons; Malt mixer; Misc. wood planes; Barn lanterns; Miller camp cooler; Microscope; B17F model; Advertising cans; Platform, balance, & hanging scales; Porcelain figurines; Child’s ice cream chairs; Baseball mits; Nail keg; Crossbow; Wicker buggy; Baskets; Gumball machine; Hall tree; Misc tables; Vintage kitchen items; Galv. water cans & wash tubs; Pepsi sign w/letters; Mortar, 105mm, M1, & ammo crates; Milk & cream cans; British Seagull boat motor; Implement & wagon wheels; Leg vise; Traffic lights; Barn trolley; Rotary hoe wheels; Vintage fuel cans; Hay fork; Egg basket; Chicken feeders; Wood spoked wheels; Steam gage; Bottle capper; Wall hanging boat shelf; Horse Hanes; Wood pulleys; Vintage bench; Cast iron doorstop; Wrought iron dragon candle holder; Brass fire nozzle; Pony Boy gun & holster; Copper boiler; Max Duncan Civil War figurines; TRUCK: 2000 Ford F150 2WD Harley Davidson Edition, 5.4L Triton V8, one of 8197 made; MISC: Lincoln welder; Band saw; Shaper; Schier 60 gal grease trap; Pallets of brick pavers; Lawn cart; Rolls chicken wire & 4’ fencing; Park bench; Patio furniture; Bicycles; Ice fishing equipment; Strawberry plants; Kids toys; Pottery & glassware; Household items; Electrical items inc: 11 boxes of 1” liquitite non met. conduit; Hand & power tools; Furniture; & MUCH MORE. Terms: Cash, Credit Cards, or good check with proper I.D. 4% Buyer’s fee. 4% Discount on payments made by cash or check. All purchases must be settled for on day of sale. Not responsible in case of accident or for items after sold. There are no guarantees expressed or implied. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers: Bob Hagemann, Al Martin, Carol Miller CAGA, & Riley Kahl No. 509, 232, 319, 736 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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A salute to the Flag By Sandra Landen Machaj CORRESPONDENT

In 1949, President Harry Truman declared June 14 as Flag Day. The day marked the sight of American flags proudly displayed can be seen not only on public buildings, but also at private homes. Most Americans, especially those born after 1960, consider the American Flag to be a never changing design, which has been symbolic of the United States for more than 200 years. In reality, the flag we honor today is not the same flag originally authorized by the Second Continental Congress in 1777, and since then, the design has evolved. The flag went from 13 stars, representing the 13 colonies, to the 50 shown today. It stretches not only from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean but also partway across the Pacific to encompass our 50th State Hawaii. The Flag Resolution, passed by the Second Continental Congress on June 4 that year, states, “Resolved, that the flag of the 13 United States be 13 stripes alternate red and white; that the Union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation.”

Legend has it that Betsy Ross, a Philadelphia seamstress, designed and sewn the first flag. Some sources state she was a friend of the Washington family. The flag made by Ross depicted 13 red and white horizontal stripes in alternating colors, and a blue field with the 13 stars arranged in a circle. Other flags were created at that time with the stars in a staggered pattern rather than in the Ross circle. The original 13 star flag remained the official flag of the U.S. until the addition of two states, Vermont and Kentucky. A fifteen star flag made its appearance in 1785, but the new flag consisted of not only additional stars, but the addition of two more stripes. The new edition was the flag flown at Fort McHenry during the War of 1812. Francis Scott Key, a lawyer and amateur poet, was present at Fort McHenry when British forces bombarded the base, and when he saw the flag, it inspired him to pen the Star Spangled Banner. The Star Spangled Banner, in poem, has been the National Anthem since. Currently, the flag from Fort McHenry sits at the Smithsonian Muse-

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50-star flag after the United States added Alaska and Hawaii to the Union. Today, the 50-star flag has served our country for 57 years making it the longest official flag to

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the United States. The red stands for hardiness and valour. The white stands for purity and innocence, while the blue stands for vigilance, perseverance and justice.

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Kansasville Garage Sales HWY. 11 & 75 IN KANSASVILLE Sun. June 11 9-3pm. Multi-vendor rummage/flea market in Gamblers II parking lot. Any interested vendors stop in at Gamblers II Tavern to sign up for your spot. $10 new toy donation. All donations to Love Inc., Toy run in September.

Twin Lakes Garage Sales 12111 336TH AVE. (HWY KD) June 9-11, 8am-4pm. Huge garage sale! Household items, home decor, ladies clothes, Harley access. & much more!

Waterford Garage Sales 414 & 416 FOX RIVER HILLS DR., June 8-10, hours 8-4, Moving Sale, kitchen set, formal dining room set, dishes, glassware, collectibles, picture frames, mirrors, card table w/chairs, copper wash boiler, spinning wheel, port. sewing machine, iron yard bench, misc. garden items, snowblower, puzzles, telescope 511 EAST MAIN June 9 & 10 9-5pm. Newer rototiller, greenhouse garden tools, fishing rods, cast irons shoes & toys, Elvis picture, collectibles & jewelry. 629 UNIT A. EDMUND STREET Fri., Sat. & Sun June 9,10 &11th. 9-5pm. Incl. some appliances. 817 MEADOWGATE DRIVE Thurs., Fri., & Sat. June 8, 9, 10. 8am. Misc. & sports cards.

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The American flag flies in front of the Village Hall and Chamber of Commerce office on Main Street.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE For Sale by Owner 14 X 70 MOBILE HOME/SILVER LAKE 416 S. Cogswell Drive, Lot #47, 2 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 ba., appl. incl., enclosed porch. 262-652-4521

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6042 20041ST AVE. Sat. June 10, 9am-4pm. Antique Chairs, crafts, fabric, yarn, kids toys, books, shelving units, kitchen stuff, artwork, end tables & much, much more!

FOR SALE BY OWNER: 4 bdrm., 2 bath, country bi-level home on 3 acres. Plenty of space for a garden, animals allowed. Call for appointment: 262-4922744. Asking $285,500.

WATERFRONT 3+BR/1.75BA Quiet Townhouse. Pier, boat launch, stove, frig, washer & dryer. Patio doors open to yard on Fox River. No smoking, pets under 20lbs ok. Must see, avail. 7/15! In Rochester, Waterford School Dist. $1095/mo + Dep. 262-895-2089.

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Family struggles with bills after flu and car repairs Dear W.C., I am hoping you can help my neighbors. They are a family with two young children. The parents are both working now but the mother missed a lot of work over the winter when their youngest child became ill with the flu and it turned into pneumonia. The poor child was in the hospital for a week and then the mother became ill as well. The mother told me their health insurance has a high deductible so they had to pay all the bills out of pocket. Then the father’s car broke down and they had to pay for that repair. Now I found out their utilities are disconnected. I asked them about it when I noticed their home was dark for several nights. When I went to their house to check on them I found my neighbor crying and their home was freezing inside. Now I know how you must feel when you visit people that are struggling financially. I let them plug in a space heater with an extension cord but I cannot afford to keep this plugged in for long because I am on a fixed income. I feel so bad for this family. They are good hardworking people like so many other people you help.

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woman cautiously asked who I was. I asked if she had ever heard about our charity The Time Is Now to Help. She said, “briefly.” I went on to explain who we were, telling her about our generous donors that allow us to help people with utilities, rent and other areas, and showed her my business card and identification. I told her a caring person had written in her behalf. She immediately said her neighbors name and asked, “Is that who wrote you a letter asking you to help us?” Since the neighbor had said I could let her know if she asked who wrote for them, I admitted that was who had written. The woman asked me to wait at the door for a moment while she made a phone call. Within a minute the woman was back at the door saying, “I called my neighbor to confirm and she told me this is true. She told me to talk to you about what we are going through. She said, “You can help us?” I asked her to Dear Readers, come over and talk with us. When there are children Is that okay?” I answered, living in a home without “If it makes you feel more utilities, especially as our comfortable of course weather seems to fluctuate between winter and summer that is fine with me.” In a few minutes the neighbor temperatures, I consider woman arrived and after it an emergency situation. we introduced ourselves the Lack of utilities is more than just an inconvenience. woman opened the door and asked us to come inside. The last thing a child I walked into the that has recovered from dark, cool interior of the pneumonia needs is home. There is a strange sleeping in a home without heat. A lack of hot water for quietness about homes bathing, dishes and laundry when the utilities are is more than just a nuisance. disconnected. No hum of the heat or refrigerator. The inability to store fresh No background noise of a foods and cook when you radio or television. There do not have natural gas, or also is a lack of warmth electricity, or both, is more from the loss of lights than an annoyance. It is an and heat. I felt all these urgent situation. things as we walked into I went to the address the kitchen that was dimly provided by the caring lit by the camping lantern. neighbor. I looked around The little boy was curiously the front of the home and watching me from behind noted the dark interior. his mother. I said hello but I saw the long yellow he again hid behind his extension cord running mother. As we all sat down through the grass to the to talk at the kitchen table neighbor’s home. When I walked up to the front door the mother handed the boy I thought I saw what looked a box of animal cookies and a juice box at a small like a camping lantern lit children’s table. The mother inside. All visible signs pointed to this family living then asked if we would like anything, stating the without utilities. obvious that she did not When I knocked on the have cold or hot drinks. We front door it was answered both declined her courteous by a woman wearing a jacket. She was followed by offer. a little boy that looked to be I explained what I would need to see to determine our around 2-years-old. He too best course of action to help had on a warm jacket. The

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their family. The woman questioned the personal nature of some of these documents and I explained my reasoning for this. After a thorough explanation of the need for these items and stating our privacy policy the woman went to gather the paper work. While she went through a sorter on the kitchen counter I looked around the small kitchen. The refrigerator was empty. I noticed a cooler outside the back door that the mother told me contained milk and cheese and that was about it. The cabinets held some cereal, bread, peanut butter and jelly. Also some canned soups. The mother told me they had a camp stove set up outside if they needed it. The first thing I looked at was their overdue utility notices and disconnection notices. The mother told me about their long winter with several bad colds and flu’s that kept her from work and their children in and out of the doctor’s office. Even her husband had caught the flu but because of their financial situation had attempted dragging himself to work while running a 102 fever. She said the hospital stay had been extremely expensive but saved her young sons life. I looked at the hospital bill that had surpassed their high deductible for the year, but it was a deductible they could not even afford to pay. They were like millions of our fellow Americans who work hard but barely get by. They had no savings to fall back on, just enough to pay their bills each month and put food on the table. Now several setbacks and they were living without utilities, about to be evicted because

of the utility disconnection and overdue rent. After going over all their finances and seeing the medical and car repair bills, I could see where they had fallen behind. The mother had used all her sick days, so she had gone unpaid for several weeks. The car repair was what had put them over the brink with their bills. If they did not have the car repaired the husband could not get to work so they had used all their rent and utility money to pay for the car repair. It was a seemingly hopeless spiral down into poverty that I had seen many times over the years. While I went over my notes I listened to the women chatting and interacting with the little boy. I heard the little boy giggling and looked up to see the mother and son hugging and laughing. I could see the love the mother had for her little boy. I knew how hard it must be for this mother to watch her children living in a home without lights, fresh food, warm water for bathing, heat or the ability to cook, yet she could still share a smile with her child. And not only that, the child seemed to not be bothered by the loss of comforts provided by utilities. All this child knew was he was loved. When I commented on this the mother looked at me and then I saw the pain in her eyes. The pain she kept well hidden from her young son. I saw the unshed tears spring into her eyes and knew she was fighting to keep the smile on her face. After a moment she said, “How could we not smile around this guy? He and my daughter are the

lights of our lives.” Then she added softly, so her son wouldn’t hear, “Ever since he nearly died this winter I am filled with gratitude for his return to health. Losing utilities is nothing compared to nearly losing my child I am determined to be happy around my son every day as every day is a gift.” I watched as she quickly swiped away tears that had escaped her pained eyes and turned her attention back to her young son. I admired her strength and had to agree she had put her situation in the proper perspective. The financial pains of poverty can be overcome thanks to all of you and The Time is Now to Help working together. We could at least do that for this struggling family. I told the woman what our plan of action would be. She sat incredulous as I told her we would be paying their overdue rent, getting their utilities restored immediately and paying some into the future. We also provided this family with gift cards for good nutritious food and gas for their work commutes. All this would allow the family to get back on their feet and allow them to catch up on some remaining outstanding expenses. The women sat in shocked silence for a minute. Then the mother said to her neighbor, “Did you really write a letter to this man requesting help? Do you realize how much this has helped us?” The neighbor replied, “Yes I did. And I am so thankful I did.” The mother than turned to me asking, “When you came to my door I almost didn’t answer because you were a stranger but something told me to open the door. Now I know it must have been my

guardian angel telling me to open that door. We would not have made it another week in this home and I lived every day with the fear of becoming homeless. I can never thank you enough for saving my children from going through that.” I watched the mother wipe away her tears as she added, “Please thank everyone for saving us.” After our assistance this family was saved from the pains of poverty they were living in. Their utilities were restored, their rent paid, their refrigerator turned on and filled. Thank all of you for saving this family. You are a blessing to many. Thank you for supporting our mission and helping us provide this life-changing assistance. We will continue to provide this life-changing assistance, sharing love and God’s blessings, thanks to all of you.

Health and happiness, Love and God bless everyone, W.C./Sal Please help: There are many coming to us in desperation. Our good fellow creations need our compassion. Together we make a big difference. Make checks payable to: The Time Is Now to Help, P.O. Box 1, Lake Geneva, WI 53147. The Time Is Now to Help is a federally recognized 501(c)3 charitable organization licensed in Wisconsin and Illinois. You will receive a tax deductible, itemized thank you receipt showing how your donation provided assistance for the poverty stricken. Please visit: www. timeisnowtohelp.org.

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“The parish is well known, not only for its extensive adult choir, but also for its children’s choir. The choir includes children up to 8th grade and includes an excellent violinist and flutist,” Leonard said. “The parish continues to grow, with over 1,800 families as members of the parish today,” Leonard added. “We welcome new members and will begin a series of classes

on August 22 for those who are interested in learning more about Catholicism.” Current pastor, Father Michael McMahon, welcomes visitors to the church. St. Peter Catholic Church is located in downtown Antioch at 557 Lake Street. They can be reached at 847395-0274. To learn more about St. Peter Catholic Church, visit their website at stpeterantioch.org.

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Members of the Chain O’ Lakes 4-H Club, left to right, A.J. Sramek, 12, Olivia Dasta, 6, Michael Wells, 11, Casey Sramek, 9, and Addison Gjelsten, 11, pool their horticultural skills to plant flowers and dress up the front of the Antioch Public Library District (APLD), 757 Main St., Antioch, on Saturday, June 3. The group is part of the oldest 4-H Club in Lake County, formed over 50 years ago. The club originally held their meetings at APLD but currently call Grayslake their home. The 4-H Beautification Project at APLD has been taking place for over 15 years. It is one of many community service projects in which the members are involved. For more information about the 4-H Club, visit their website at http://4-h.org.

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