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For residents looking to register as a voter, receive a U.S. passport, or pick up a well water test kit, the Antioch Township Supervisor’s Office is the place for them. Residents can also apply for a reduced fare RTA pass, apply for general or emergency assistance, Salvation Army assistance, among several other services. Liz Heffernan and Merry Ladewig are there Monday through Friday to assist residents with those services. Heffernan is there all day and Ladewig is there from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. The list of services is about to grow. Heffernan will be trained to help with applications for two programs, LIHEAP (Low Income Heating Energy Assistance Program) and SHIP (Senior Health Insurance Program). Later this fall, residents will be able to apply for both at the township office close to home, instead of traveling to Lake County offices in Waukegan. While some lower income residents who are working can apply for NICOR assistance for natural gas heating, there are those who may not qualify because their income is too low. “LIHEAP will serve residents with the lowest income and many of those

How to find us The Antioch Township Center is at 1625 Deep Lake Road, Lake Villa. To receive services, or for further questions, call (847) 395-3378.

Health and safety services Certified Walmart pharmacists will be on hand on Monday, Oct. 2 and Friday Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. to administer flu, pneumonia, tetanus and Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis) shots. This service is available to all, and for those with insurance or Medicare Part B cards, they can receive vaccines for $0 copay. Additionally, on Oct. 2324 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., an AARP Smart Drive is scheduled. The cost is $15 for AARP members and $20 for nonmembers. The class offers

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enrollees an opportunity to sharpen their driving skills and knowledge of Rules of the Road, teaches techniques for handling left turns and right-of-way roundabouts. The driving methods taught are proven to keep drivers and their loved ones safe on the road. Depending on insurance carrier, those who take this class may receive a discount on insurance costs. Call the township office at 847-395-3378 to reserve a spot. Senior programs Catholic Charities will hold a Tai Chi class on

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‘Treasure Island’ to come to Antioch

“Treasure Island” will run for three more days starting on Friday, Sept. 29, and will end on Sunday, Oct. 1, at PM&L Theatre, 877 Main St., Antioch. The play is based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s book and was adapted by Ken Ludwig. “Treasure Island” is an unforgettable tale of treachery and mayhem, featuring a host of legendary swashbucklers including the dangerous Billy Bones, the sinister two-timing Israel Hands; the brassy woman pirate Anne Bonney and the hideous form of evil incarnate, Blind Pew. At the center of it all are Jim Hawkins, a 14-year-old boy who longs for adventure, and the infamous Long John Silver, perhaps the most famous hero-villain of all time. Times and dates are as follows: • The performance will be at 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday • The performance will be at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday Tickets are $15 for adults and $13 for seniors and students. For more information, go to www.pmltheatre.com.

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Heffernan to do just that. Both Heffernan and Ladewig will be trained for LIHEAP. In 2018, Ladewig will receive SHIP training. Health and safety services Certified Walmart pharmacists will be on hand on Monday, Oct. 2 and Friday Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. to administer flu, pneumonia, tetanus and Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis) shots. This service is available to all, and for those with insurance or Medicare Part B cards, they can receive vaccines for $0 copay. Additionally, on Oct. 2324 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., an AARP Smart Drive is scheduled. The cost is $15 for AARP members and $20 for nonmembers. The class offers

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A rabid bat was found outside a Crystal Lake home on Sept. 11, the McHenry County Department of Health reports. Test results for the bat, reported to MCDH on Sept. 15, confirmed that the bat was positive for rabies. Although no humans were exposed to the bat, there was potential exposure to a dog, who was outside when the bat was found. The health department advises residents with pets to vaccinate their animals. “Keeping pets up to date with vaccinations will not only keep them from getting rabies but also provide a barrier of protection for people if a rabid animal bites a pet,” the release states. For residents who find a bat, whether it is inside or outside the home, the health department urges indirect contact. “The home owner in this instance handled the bat with a shovel and plastic bag, ensuring no direct contact. If a bat is found in the home, contain the bat in a room by closing the door. If you find a bat outside the home and think there has been exposure to a person or pet, or if the bat is injured, place an upside down bucket over the bat if it is possible,” the department states Regardless, the health

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Remember when phones were phones A phone used to be a phone and nothing more – except for maybe a paperweight. Now our “phones” are multi-taskers of the unlimited kind. Well, unless you go over your allotted gigabytes or data plan, but you know what I mean. That’s why I’m petitioning to change the name of cell phones. They shouldn’t be called phones at all. I barely use mine as a phone. Talking on the phone is so blasé. So last century. Plus it takes time. Instead of going through the excruciatingly laborious process of carrying on a conversation, we can now type the conversation with our thumbs on a tiny onscreen keyboard. Why talk with you can type?

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Typing is so much faster. Communicating via text message or email is only the tip of the usefulness iceberg. I have a compass at my beck and call. Compasses are valuable tools for people who get lost easily. This describes me to a tee. I may not have an internal compass, but my phone does. I can hardly remember how I survived, life before compass. Then there’s the built-in locater that can help you find yourself, or your phone

should you lose either. You can even track the location of your kids or spouse, not that anyone would find that useful. Lets get serious. About Siri. She is everyone’s best friend. In fact, she’s better than a real live best friend because you can turn her off anytime you desire. Tired of Siri? Sick of her advice? Turn her off. And when you decide you need her to dial your phone or locate the nearest Starbucks, she’s as friendly and chipper as always. She never holds your turning her off against you. Everyone needs a sidekick like Siri. And, she (or he if you’ve got a male Siri) even has a sense of humor. If you want to see for yourself tell her, “I see a little silhouetto of a

man.” Just do it. I promise you genuine rhapsody. For an encore, say, “knock, knock.” I got a chuckle out of her response to that one. Siri’s a real comedian, for someone who refuses to tell jokes. Back to the multitudinous multi-tasking of the smartness we carry in our pockets. I used to use a digital camera, have my pictures printed on real paper and then put them in a photo album. I wore a watch to tell the time, but kept a separate stopwatch for races and breath-holding contests. I kept my calendar planner (book style) close at hand. When it was time to balance the checkbook I hauled out the calculator. Banking business involved a visit to the bank. Shopping

involved a credit card or cash. When I needed to check the weather, I watched the news or looked outside. If I wanted to make a grocery list or jot down an idea for a column, I wrote it on paper, in a notebook. Monopoly and Scrabble were kept in cardboard boxes in the cupboard. When I played solitaire I used 52 cards. My flashlight was forever running out of batteries. Now it’s always charged and ready to go. Music playlists (which we called records) were kept on cassette tapes, and later, CDs. We used to own a video camera that must have weighed at least 20 pounds. It cost as much (if not more) than an average state-of-the-art smartphone.

Our phones have become lifelines to, well, life. They connect us to the world, providing tools for communication, information, illumination, dictation, location, planning vacation and so much more. They’ve become more than phones and deserve a name befitting their status. I propose iEverything, because that’s what they do. I’ve even used mine as a paperweight in a pinch. Jill Pertler is an awardwinning syndicated columnist, published playwright, author and member of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists. She invites readers follow the Slices of Life page on Facebook.

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Salem Lakes man accused of hit and run posts bond A 39-year-old Salem Lakes man accused of striking and killing a bicyclist in Trevor Sunday was released on cash bond, according to online court records, which was set at $15,000 following his initial appearance Tuesday in Kenosha County Intake Court. Ryan S. Peterson, allegedly intoxicated when the crash happened at about 9:45 p.m., faces felony hit and run, resulting in death and homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle. Conditions of his bond include no consumption of alcohol, taking controlled substances without a prescription, and refrain from contacting the victim’s family along with their residences. Additionally, contrary to

previous media reports, Kenosha County Sheriff David Beth wrote in an email We d n e s d a y that Peterson’s wife did not turn him in to authorities. According to the crimRyan S. inal comPeterson plaint, Jackie Hutcheson, 29, was riding his bicycle northbound on the shoulder of 260th Avenue, just south of Wilmot Road, where Peterson struck him from behind. Peterson, the complaint states, initially believed he hit a deer and “became distracted as he attempted to plug in his cell phone.”

The complaint alleges Peterson, who did not stop, continued his drive home when he did not see anything in the rearview mirror. passing motorist, A meanwhile, was traveling southbound when he saw Hutcheson. The motorist turned around, the complaint states, telling authorities “something didn’t seem right.” Authorities were called when Hutcheson was unresponsive. Hutcheson was later pronounced dead at the scene by the Kenosha County Medical Examiner’s Office, the complaint states. As investigators recovered parts from a Volvo vehicle, Peterson returned home, where he allegedly

told his wife he believed he hit a deer. The Petersons, inspecting the Volvo, placed the vehicle in the garage. At the scene, another deputy found the bicycle, which had a reflector mounted on the spokes of the rear rim. “He also noted that the roadway did not have street lights at that location and was dark except for a farm house on the west side of the road,” the complaint states. An accident investigator, according to the complaint, said the road’s fog lines were clearly marked at that location and Peterson did not attempt to slow down or avoid Hutcheson. The next day, when reports surfaced of the crash, Peterson’s wife called him at

work. Then, the wife, who works as an instructional aide at Westosha Central High School, approached a school resource officer about the crash. “The wife saw in the morning news reports that there was a hit and run accident the night before near their home and called her husband at work since he told her he hit a deer the night before,” Beth said. The school resource officer, a deputy, then contacted a detective colleague at the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department. According to Beth, the Petersons then met at their home, and returned to Westosha Central to speak with the school resource offi-

cer. “He came home from work and both Mr. and Mrs. Peterson together travelled to Westosha Central where she knows the School Resource Officer,” Beth said. “The two of them advised the Deputy that they now believed Ryan Peterson was involved in the fatal hit and run,” Beth added. Ryan Peterson, in an interview with authorities, initially told them he thought he hit a deer and became “distracted as he attempted to plug in his cell phone,” the complaint contends. Peterson, according to the complaint, then told authorities he had been drinking at his brother’s house before the crash, but believed he was sober.

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Mother Road Productions presents ‘Songs for a New World’ at PM&L Theatre Mother Road Productions will present Jason Robert Brown’s musical “Songs for a New World” at 8 p.m. from Thursday, Oct. 5, until Saturday, Oct. 7, in PM&L’s intimate Tribute Hall, 877 Main St., Antioch. The musical will feature Nicole Heyl-Horst, Brandon Ghislain, Rebecca Zellar and Jerod Howard, with direction by Zellar, vocal direction by Heyl-Horst and music direction by Paul Bleadow. Jason Robert Brown’s cycle of powerful songs examines life, love and the choices that people do or

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Country contribution Colleen Lennon Executive Director of Antioch Area Healthcare Accessibility Alliance (AAHAA) accepts a donation from Roger Gerber and Beth Kaplan Gerber at Old Mill Creek Country Store. The Gerbers and their staff sponsored a charity BBQ fundraiser Aug. 5 to benefit AAHAA.

From left to right are Stan Barszcz Store Manager, Colleen Lennon from AAHAA, and Roger Gerber and Beth Kaplan Gerber owners of Old Mill Creek Country Store. For more information on AAHAA visit aahaa4health.org or call 847-395-2809.

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dogs can still walk. Grab a friend or a neighbor’s dog. Registration is $20 for one person and one dog, $50 for families with five or less people and one dog. Additional dogs are $5 each and there is a limit on two dogs per person. Money raised at the event will help the Centegra Gavers Breast Center and Breast Care Fund. For more information, go to www.pawsforacausewalk. org.

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The “Paws for a Cause” community dog walk will be from noon to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 1, at Hatchery Park, Hatchery Road, Spring Grove. The walk will be about one mile along the limestone path at the park. Several businesses and vendors will be at the park showcasing their products and services, including Centegra. There will also be games, raffles, music and light refreshments for the entire family. People who don’t have

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The “Antique Appraisal” event will be from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 22, at Maravela’s Banquet Hall, 4 Washington St., Ingleside. Attendees can bring one item for appraisal to the “Antique Roadshow” style event. There will also be a lunch during the event. Tickets are $30 for lunch and one appraisal and $25 for lunch only. Space is limited. The event is sponsored by the Fox Lake – Grant Township Area Historical Society. For more information, call Jackie at (815) 3440691.

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for the legendary Movie World: Cars of the Stars and Planes of Fame Museum in Buena Park, Calif. It also employed two of the most legendary names in custom car history, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth and Von Dutch. It is fully original as the day it was built, with original paint including the hand painted graphics that would have been done by Von Dutch and Ed Roth. For more information, go to www.volocars. com.

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Community members are invited to have coffee and a conversation with the Chief and Command Staff of the Antioch Police Department from 9 to 10 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 13, at Antioch Public Library District, 757 North Main St., Antioch. “Coffee with the Cop” will provide an opportunity for community members and officers from the Antioch Police Department to come together in an informal, neutral space to discuss community issues, build relationships and drink coffee. Community members are encouraged to ask questions, share ideas or simply get to know the officers. These interactions are the foundation of community partnerships. For more information, go to www.antioch.il.gov.

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school age and older, is a volunteer band that conducts rehearsals every Monday. Annually, Lakes Area Community Band holds eight concerts, including a December holiday concert. For more information, visit www.lacb.org.

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The train used during the tours is a rare surviving piece of automotive and pop culture history. It was originally built in 1972 for the legendary Movie World: Cars of the Stars and Planes of Fame Museum in Buena Park, Calif. It also employed two of the most legendary names in custom car history, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth and Von Dutch. It is fully original as the day it was built, with original paint including the hand painted graphics that would have been done by Von Dutch and Ed Roth. For more information, go to www.volocars.com.

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Lehmann Mansion will have a painting party at the mansion from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 10, at Lehmann Mansion, 485 N. Milwaukee Ave., Lake Villa. October’s painting will be a “Happy Halloween” wooden sign. Attendees will be guided through a painting from start to finish. No prior experience is necessary. There is no competition, judging, previous skills or expectations. All supplies will be provided. This class is for people ages 18 and older. Pre-registration is required. The class code is 331401B and is $45 for just painting and $50 for painting and two drink tickets. To register for the class, go to www.lindenhurstparks.org.

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The Village of Round Lake Beach Cultural and Civic Center will host its “Midweek Break on the Lake” from 6 to 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 4, at the center, 2007 North Civic Center Way, Round Lake Beach. There will be live music, food, drinks, discussion with local authors and storytellers for children. The featured authors will be Sue Myers, Michele May and Emily Kaplan, the “Dames of Mystery”, who will give a talk about Murder and Time of Death. The featured musicians will be Juliette and The Trio and Jazzman Jeff Justman. The event is free for the whole family. Food, alcoholic beverages and soft drinks will be for sale during the event. For more information, go to www.rlbciviccenter.com.

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his victims was a Garden Prairie station agent, murdered in 1881. This year’s cast includes Ann Bormett, Cherry Valley; Tom George, Huntley; Craig Pfannkuche, Wonder Lake; and Bobbi Rose and (daughter) Alanya Rose Paar, Pingree Grove. Mary Ellen “Tickle Them Bones” Heelan of Cary will be providing mood-appropriate music. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. to the Eckert Hall auditorium, located at 6422 Main St. Halloween refreshments follow in the Society’s West Harmony one-room school. Admission to the popular “Return of the Dead program is $5 for historical society members, $10 for nonmembers. This program is not suitable for young children because of the subject matter and make-up. For information, call 815-923-2267 or visit www.GotHistory.org.

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Colleen Lennon Executive Director of Antioch Area Healthcare Accessibility Alliance (AAHAA) accepts a donation from Roger Gerber and Beth Kaplan Gerber at Old Mill Creek Country Store. The Gerbers and their staff sponsored a charity BBQ fundraiser Aug. 5 to benefit AAHAA.

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For one dark night only, several of McHenry County’s tragically departed return to describe the dramatic details of their, or other’s, demise starting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 11, at the McHenry County Historical Society Museum in Union. This year’s Historic Halloween recounts four cases of murder and mayhem – as told to you by the tragically deceased. Learn about the West McHenry State Bank robbery and gang killings in August 1928. Listen while a Woodstock farming wife recounts her brutal murder at the hands of an apprentice farmer and parolee from the St. Charles School for Boys in 1941. And how did a severed head wind up in a Harvard landfill back in 1923? Finally, there is the horrific tale of serial killer Dr. James Neill Cream. Counted among

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Fall Brush Pickup Program Change The City of McHenry’s Fall Brush Pickup Program will begin on October 2, 2017 for the entire City. There will no longer be designated weeks for the different areas of the City. Beginning on October 2nd, the crews will visit each street once and continue until they have gone through the entire City. No callbacks will be made. The program is expected to be completed in two (2) weeks. This program is for tree material only; yard waste belongs in the Yard Waste Collection Program provided by

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The Two Gingers will host the “Hunt and Gather Vintage Market” from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 1, at Smith Central Garage, 3315 Pearl St., McHenry. The Two Gingers will provide an opportunity for you to hunt through and gather up their vintage, antique, and handmade goods. This event is free. Arrive early for the best selection and because there will be freebies for the first attendees. The market is hosted by The Two Gingers shop of Crystal Lake, which specializes in handmade, vintage, and repurposed treasures. Follow updates about this event on the “Hunt and Gather Vintage Market” event page on Facebook. For more information, go to www.mchenrycountyliving. com.

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al Partnership Foundation is inviting the public to compete in a Saturday, Sept. 30 Orange Ball Golf Outing at Boone Creek Golf Club, 6912 Mason Hill Road, Bull Valley. “JEPF is a nonprofit organization whose vision is to provide the students of Johnsburg with valuable educational opportunities not funded through traditional sources,” a news briefing states. The outing with a 10 a.m. shotgun start is conducted in an 18-hole scramble format, and offers a boxed lunch, catered dinner and raffle prizes. Cost to register is $85 per golfer, and for those who don’t golf, the organization offers a $30 dinner only alternative. For additional information and to register, visit www.jepf.org.

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The Volo Auto Museum will offer 30-minute guided train tours from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends throughout October at the museum, 27582 Volo Village Road, Volo. Hear about the history of the museum and learn about the exhibits. Take a ride through the new Evolution of Travel Village to learn history and evolution of the road trip. The train used during the tours is a rare surviving piece of automotive and pop culture history. It was originally built in 1972 for the legendary Movie World: Cars of the Stars and Planes of Fame Museum in Buena Park, Calif. It also employed two of the most legendary names in custom car history, Ed “Big Daddy” Roth and Von Dutch. It is fully original as the day it was built, with original paint including the hand painted graphics that would have been done by Von Dutch and Ed Roth. For more information, go to www.volocars.com.

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where bats are not usually seen (such as in your home or on the lawn) or is unable to fly, is potentially rabid. People should take a “hands off” approach to all wild animals to reduce their risk of exposure. Children should also be educated to avoid handling wild animals. Bats are a protected species and part of the natural habitat. If residents have questions about exposure, they can contact the health department at (815) 334-4500.

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in 1923? Finally, there is the horrific tale of serial killer Dr. James Neill Cream. Counted among his victims was a Garden Prairie station agent, murdered in 1881. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. to the Eckert Hall auditorium, located at 6422 Main St. Halloween refreshments follow in the Society’s West Harmony oneroom school. Admission to the popular “Return of the Dead program is $5 for historical society members, $10 for nonmembers. This program is not suitable for young children because of the subject matter and make-up. For information, call 815-9232267 or visit www.GotHistory. org.

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The middle school youth group from St. John’s Lutheran Church, Hebron, along with some other helpers, cleaned up 14 bags of litter along Route 47 for IDOT recently. Pictured, from the back left, are Ben Quint, Emma Klein, and Noah Higgins. In the front row are Nathaniel Rogers, Isabella Fust, Faith Higgins, India Huddleston, Hannah Stephens, Joe Higgins, Rev. Sarah Wilson, Madison Kastning, Addie Fust, and Jim Schulz.

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the City of McHenry’s waste hauler. When placing branches at the curb, make sure they are not in the street and that all branches are as long as possible and no more than 5 inches in diameter. Residents are advised to place their brush on the parkway parallel to the street no later than October 2nd at 7:00 a.m. This program is intended for larger tree branches resulting from trimming or storm damage. No stumps or roots will be taken. The program is for residential properties only. If you have any questions, please call the Public Works Department at 815-363-2186.

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The “Paws for a Cause” community dog walk will be from noon to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 1, at Hatchery Park, Hatchery Road, Spring Grove. People who don’t have dogs can still walk. Grab a friend or a neighbor’s dog. Registration is $20 for one person and one dog, $50 for

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freebies for the first attendees. The market is hosted by The Two Gingers shop of Crystal Lake, which specializes in handmade, vintage, and repurposed treasures. Follow updates about this event on the “Hunt and Gather Vintage Market” event page on Facebook. For more information, go to www.mchenrycountyliving.com.

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briefing states. The outing with a 10 a.m. shotgun start is conducted in an 18-hole scramble format, and offers a boxed lunch, catered dinner and raffle prizes. Cost to register is $85 per golfer, and for those who don’t golf, the organization offers a $30 dinner only alternative. For additional information and to register, visit www.jepf. org.

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families with five or less people and one dog. Additional dogs are $5 each and there is a limit on two dogs per person. Money raised at the event will help the Centegra Gavers Breast Center and Breast Care Fund. For more information, go to www.pawsforacausewalk.org.

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The Johnsburg Educational Partnership Foundation is inviting the public to compete in a Saturday, Sept. 30 Orange Ball Golf Outing at Boone Creek Golf Club, 6912 Mason Hill Road, Bull Valley. “JEPF is a nonprofit organization whose vision is to provide the students of Johnsburg with valuable educational opportunities not funded through traditional sources,” a news

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Helping hands People step up to help teen, her family, as she is treated for cancer By Ryan Spoehr STAFF WRITER

local teen undergoing cancer treatment got not one, but two heartwarming surprises when she showed her goat at the Walworth County Fair last month. When Emma Frodl, who lives just outside of Sharon near the Rock County line, showed her goat, Klaus, at the fair, a person bid $5,000 on the goat. Not only did the $5,000 go to Emma and her family, Emma got to keep Klaus. “It was unbelievable,” Emma said. “I didn’t think the price would get that high. I thought I would at least get $500.” Emma got Klaus in March when he was 2 months old. “We got him when he was really little, which I wanted because you can work with him more easily. Then, you can pick him up and carry him to where you need to go instead of dragging him,” Emma said. From there, Emma and Klaus formed a bond and friendship. “He knows who I am,” Emma said. “He is not super friendly, but was alone at first, he was more friendly because he knew who I was, so that was nice.” Emma said Klaus likes to be on his own sometimes, but the two hang out often during a typical day.

Emma is homeschooled, so it allows for more time for the two to spend more time together. “He goes with me,” she said. Emma works on homework with Klaus by her side as well. “It’s nice. She has more friends and more animals at home. She’s got chickens and dogs, but it’s nice,” said Inga, Emma’s mom. The friendship has provided some support for Emma from an unlikely source in the goat she got only months earlier. “I like to think of him as my cancer goat. I got him a green collar, and I like to know he is at home waiting for me when I get back,” Emma said. Emma started chemotherapy July 5. Just before that, she was diagnosed with diffuse large b-cell lymphoma, which is a cancer that starts in white blood cells. According to the Lymphoma Research Foundation, diffuse large b-cell lymphoma is the most frequent form of non-Hodgkins lymphoma, accounting for 85 percent of the disease. She has been treated at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. When Emma started chemo, she was at the hospital for a week for a “light round of chemo,” Inga said. Since then, she has had four rounds of chemo, which have resulted in emergency room visits to be treated for viruses or fevers afterward.

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Emma Frodl poses for a picture along with her goat, and friend, Klaus. Shortly after getting Klaus earlier this year, Emma was diagnosed with cancer, and Klaus became her “cancer goat” because he waits for her to come back from her treatment when she’s at the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, she said.

Emma has even taken homework to the hospital when she has stayed overnight. A day prior to her fourth round of chemo, Emma said, “I should probably do homework.” Emma said she takes medicine if she gets nauseous, and she has pills for pain. She takes an antibiotic on weekends to try to prevent her from getting sick. She also takes a medicine to help prevent getting a fungal infection. After the first couple rounds of chemo, Emma was worried about not being a part of the County Fair. “I was happy. I wanted to go the fair right after we got out of the hospital. I mean, go and not even go home. But, they wanted me to stay home because they thought I would get sick because I usually do get sick after,” Emma said. “But I didn’t, and that’s why I was able to show Klaus and sell him.” However, she wasn’t quite out of the woods as far as the sickness went. “But then, I did get sick,” Emma said. “I think that from prayers, God answered them and I was able to go to the full fair. After showing Klaus, I did get to go to the fair and then he let me get sick.” Prior to the fair, doctors warned Emma not to be around straw or hay because of the funguses that could be in them. “I was stuck in some places. ‘Don’t go in there. You’ll get sick,’” Emma said. She was able to get to see more open shows and master showmanship, when in past years she was mainly at the junior shows. The surprises didn’t stop at the $5,000 bid and Emma being able to keep Klaus.

CANCER CONTINUES TO HIT HOME September has been Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month. However for many, awareness continues to be a yearlong activity. According to the Children’s Cancer Research Fund, more than 15,000 children and young adults are diagnosed with cancer each in the United States, which averages to approximately 42 every day. The fund’s website states that the five-year survival rate for childhood cancers has reached 80 percent, but almost 2,000 kids younger than 19 years old die yearly, which makes cancer the deadliest of diseases in the United States In 2016, the number of children and young adults diagnosed with cancer was more than 300,000 worldwide. According to the fund’s website, children’s cancer cannot be treated exactly like cancer in adults because the toxic treatments affect a child’s development and can be decades old. As a result, specialized treatment is needed. At the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, treatment of cancer and blood disorders is just one of several types of specialty care provided. For more information on treatment and donation and volunteer opportunities, go to chw.org.

about 10 years ago. “The community rallied around us to help get us better. Sometimes you have to pay back,” Scot said. “We are asking them to appreciate the monetary donation and we are asking for their prayers because it’s all part of her healing process,” Scot said. “She’s a tough young lady and we’re going to help her through this.” The goal for funds raised is $5,000. As of last Thursday, the total on the GoFundMe page was $1,635. Eighteen people contributed. “We aren’t taking any of the money for this. All of it is going to them,” said Scot, who also contributed money to the page. The Hodkiewicz and Frodl families never met prior to the fair. “It was very cool because we Scot Hodkiewicz and his wife, don’t even know him,” Inga said. Mona, were at the animal showing “When you talk to them, they are and heard about the situation Emma just nice people. They’re a really and her family were facing with the loving family and everyone wants to ongoing treatments and the costs. help them,” Scot said. Afterward, Scot set up a GoFundMe Inga said driving to the hospital is page. just the start of the many associated SUBMITTED PHOTO Hi-Liter expenses that can rise in a hurry. And Emma Frodl gets ready for a round of chemotherapy at Children’s “It’s a great way to try to the treatments, of course, are even Hospital of Wisconsin. After being diagnosed earlier this year, she get funds for a good cause like more costly. started going to the hospital for treatments, and sometimes even something like this,” Scot said. Scot and Mona were in a car crash “Everything adds up real fast, took homework with her to the hospital.

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and they’re not hesitant to run a test. They just do what they need to do and you let them,” Inga said. Emma said the doctors said it would probably be four rounds, but two more rounds were scheduled just to make sure all the cancer is gone. “It seems to be working,” Inga said. “God loves me a lot,” Emma added.

Fighting spirit Emma is not letting this period in her life keep her down. “Something I want people to know is that they don’t have to treat me any differently. My grandma is one to say, ‘I feel so bad for you,’ which is nice, but don’t look at me as ill. Look at me as a fighter more than I ever could have been,” Emma said. “She definitely has had a good attitude in everything. She really has trusted in God, basically. I know she feels he has a plan for her. I am very proud of her. She could have been very depressed through this whole thing and said, ‘Why me?’ but she hasn’t,” Inga said. The GoFundMe page for the Frodls is at www.gofundme.com/ emmas-cancer-fight.

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Grandmother struggles caring for granddaughter, ill son and husband We have a big announcement this week. The Time Is Now to Help founder, Sal Dimiceli, Sr. has been chosen as a National Association of Realtors finalist of REALTOR® Magazine’s 2017 Good Neighbor Award. This is a huge honor, as it will bring national attention to our charity and the poverty relief we provide. The Good Neighbor Award is a National award, given by the largest trade association in the world, recognizing realtors that do exceptional community service work. Many of you know Sal as the man with a generous heart that helps people suffering because of poverty throughout our communities, but you do not know that Sal also is the full-time broker/owner of Lake Geneva Area Realty. Sal’s dedication and hard work to both his charity and his business will be shown even more in the next few months as Realtor magazine covers his story. The public can vote for their favorite of the 10 Good Neighbor finalists. The three finalists who get the most votes will be Web Choice winners and will take home an additional donation up to $2,500. Please cast your votes for Sal at www.realtor.com/goodneighbor now through Oct. 2. You may vote multiple times each day.

and I am the only one he recognizes now. No parent should ever have to see their child go By before them, much less like SAL this.” I could not agree more. DIMICELI The thought of going through Columnist something so painful with one of my own children filled me with compassion for this womgoing back to school soon and an and her incredible strength. does not have school supplies, After talking for some time clothing or shoes that fit proper- about his disease and the affect ly. Please help. it had on him and their family, she took me into the adjoining Dear Readers, kitchen to meet her husband. I have had people question He was in the kitchen sitting in the situations I find our clients a wheelchair watching televiliving in. Are they really dealing sion on a small TV. He had an with that many disabilities and oxygen tank and looked frail. illnesses? Are they really living He was not that old but his adwithout food and other necesvanced heart disease had stolen sities? The answers are yes his life. He weakly shook my and yes, a resounding yes. The hand and we talked for a few beautiful area we live in does a minutes. I noted how tired he good job camouflaging the hid- became almost immediately, den poverty among us. knowing he hardly had the This family did a good job energy to keep up a conversahiding their poverty from their tion. After the woman made neighbors. No one would know sure both her husband and son when looking at them from the were comfortable we went to outside that they lived with so sit at a small table where she many disabilities and health could keep an eye on them. emergencies. When driving The granddaughter was at a by their home you could not friend’s so we could talk freely. tell their utilities were about to The woman said, “This table is be disconnected or they were the only spot where my grandabout to lose their home. They daughter and I can sit and talk. were our unknown neighbors We don’t like to talk in front of that suffer in silence. Thanks to my husband and son about what all of you this woman and her is happening. Even if my son family did not have to suffer in can’t respond we don’t want to silence any longer. think he can actually understand Dear W.C., I went to the home listed on what we are saying and be dis I am the caregiver for my the letter of request. It was a tressed. My husband has such husband and son. They are small home in a modest area. limited heart function left I do both disabled. My husband is You would not know the suffer- not want to stress him over our waiting for a heart transplant. financial problems as well. He My son has a rare brain disease ing inside when driving by. It was always the hard worker that that has left him bedridden and looked like many other homes in its neighborhood. I walked to took care of my granddaughter completely disabled. He does the door, like I usually do, won- and I. Now he is helpless and it not even know his own child any longer. My son was a single dering what I would find inside, is eating him up inside.” praying it was not as bad as, Hearing how he was once father when he began to show or even worse than I have seen a proud man who cared for his signs of his disease five years in the past. I would find out as family made seeing him in his ago so I have been granted full soon as I knocked on the door present condition even harder. custody of my teenage grandand was let into their lives. While I looked around the daughter. I had emergency kitchen the woman gathered surgery several months ago with The door was answered by complications that kept me hos- the woman that written the letter all her financial documents and requesting our assistance. After bills. The woman told me how pitalized for two weeks. I have she was actually paid to care for had a long recovery but am now we introduced ourselves she invited me inside. I walked into her own son but since she had finally able to start caring for what was once a small living been off because of her surgery my family once more. Through room but now looked more like and long recovery she had not all this my granddaughter a hospital room. A hospital bed received her pay for several worked hard caring for her took up most of the room and in months. Assistance was paying father and my husband in beit was who I assumed was the for someone else to come in tween the nurse visits. Because son with the rare brain disease. and care for her son while she of all the medical bills, loss of was in the hospital. The loss of pay while I was too sick to care She introduced me to her son but there was no response. He those funds had a huge effect on for my son and my car needing looked at his mother though their budget. The woman told a repair we have fallen behind and I saw the recognition on his me how she had just been medin all our bills. When you live on the edge of poverty it doesn’t face. She tearfully told me how ically released back to being her son’s caregiver but now they take much to put you right over the disease had stolen his life, were too far behind to catch the edge. We are over that edge his memories and his abilities up. They also had to travel to a now and we don’t know how we and would eventually take his life. He would soon need assis- university hospital for both her will recover. Our fixed income tance with breathing and was husband and her son’s care, as does not allow for savings or already on a feeding tube. The it was very specialized and not any expenses over our set budwoman said, “This is my son treated at local hospitals. This get. My granddaughter will be

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The Nippersink Lodge and Hotel is on the shore of Lake Tombeau near Genoa City. Chris Holian, who with her husband Dennis, purchased the Nippersink Resort It is being updated by the new owners as part of the renovation of the Nippersink and Golf Club, Genoa City, Wis., in June discusses the many changes and updates planned for the facility in the next two years. properties.

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planned for the resort. One of the items high on the priority Visitors to the Nippersink list is to refurbish the largest Resort and Golf Course may of the banquet halls. There have noticed a bevy of acare three banquet halls on the tivity buzzing around both premises. The largest space, the golf course and the many which has a high ceiling, will buildings on the property in be remodeled to project a barn recent months. look, Chris said. In June a change of owner- A long history “We plan to have this comship occurred when the 171- The Nippersink Resort and pleted by next year,” Chris acre property that is the home Golf Club has a long history, said. of Nippersink Country Club which began in 1918 when a For wedding ceremonies and Lodge, Genoa City, Wis., 500-acre farm parcel was purheld on the premises, there is was purchased by Dennis and chased by Ernest Shimmer, a gazebo along the lakeshore Chris Holian. a wealthy meat packer from that makes a beautiful setting. The Holians are full-time Chicago. Shimmer, who was Chairs are arranged on the paresidents of the area, living in impressed by the Lake Getio in front of the gazebo makRichmond. neva lifestyle, had visions of ing for comfortable seating “We were interested in the developing the property into with a fantastic view of the property as a good invest- a country club and lodge that ceremony and the lake in the ment. When we heard it was would attract visitors to this background. for sale we pursued purchas- area. In addition to building The other two banquet faing it,” Chris Holian said. a lodge he envisioned a golf cilities are up and running. “But we were too late. Some- course that would attract golfFrom weddings to PTA meetone else had already put in an ers from the area. ings, rotary club functions offer that had been accepted. Shimmer hired profesand other business meetings, Later we heard he had backed sional golfer, James Foulis the sounds of people enjoying out of the deal and we made Jr., who was born in St. Antheir time together resonates an offer. It was accepted and drews, Scotland, where golf is throughout the buildings. The on June 26, 2017, we took the most important industry. larger of the two banquet halls over ownership of the proper- Considering his birthplace, it is a flat-ceiling room that will ty.” was not surprising that Foulis hold 325 people. Having lived in the area, would become a golfer. The smaller of the two Holians were aware of the Foulis won the U.S. Open halls has a cathedral ceiling, long history of this proper- in 1896, which was held in which will seat up to 150 The banquet halls ty and its prominence from Shinnecock Hills, Long Is Chris Holian said they are guests. This room is suitable the 1940s through the 1970s. land, New York. With his looking at a two-year plan to for the more intimate wedOver the years the property golfing experience, Foulis complete updates they have dings, bridal showers, family reunions, business meetings, retirement parties or any other gathering. Chris Holian said a variety of food packages are available for weddings. Most of them offer a four-hour open bar with various choices of liquor. A choice of a plated dinner or D I S P L AY A D S : ( 2 6 2 ) 8 7 7 - 2 8 1 3 CLASSIFIEDS (262) 728-3411 FA X a( buffet 2 6 2 )style 8 7offering 7 - 3 6 is1 9 available. All packages include the wedding cake. Dinners are all prepared under the direction Houses/Town/Condos Other for Rent of Chef Ken Cox. Mobile/ The banquet halls are open CITY OF BURLINGTON 3 bdrm, 1 ba, home. RURAL GARAGE WANTED With parking/electricManufactured year-round. $950/mo plus utilities and $950 sec. dep. Available CORRESPONDENT

was not well cared for and lost much of its popularity as the place to spend summer days and evenings. “We knew the property had been neglected and are prepared to restore it to its former glory,” Chris said.

was able to transform this open land with many Oak Trees, and hills and valleys, into an interesting and challenging course for the average golfer. It also provides a serious challenge when played from the championship tees. The resort, which included a hotel along the shores of Lake Tombeau and numerous cottages for rent, was a popular summer vacation spot through the 1970s. According to lodge lore, entertainers such as Frank Sinatra appearing in Chicago in the 1940s and 1950s would come out for a day or weekend of golf. At one time plays, picnics and summer camps were held on the property. In Lake Tombeau there was an island connected to shore by a bridge. On the island, according to Chris Holian, was a swimming pool. “The pool is no longer there,” she said. “But it something that we would like to see replaced in the future.” Over the years, the property changed hands several times. It was last owned by a Greek organization in Chicago. They hired a management group to run the resort. Even the golf course,

wedding party and guests, the onsite 41-room hotel on the shore of the lake, provides overnight lodging. This gives visitors the chance to turn the wedding or family reunion into a weekend getaway. “The hotel is up and running but we are still in the process of upgrading the units. As they are now, they are old but clean and comfortable for a weekend stay and are reasonably priced at $70 a night,” Chris said. Krause, the operating manager, lives in Burlington but spends more time at Nippersink than he does at home. “There are several cottages that I am working on restoring as we want to get them ready for spring,” Krause said. “We will be restoring as many structures as possible but those that are not restorable will be torn down.” When employees of the resort, some of them longtime, heard that the resort was up for sale and rumor had it that the property was going to be converted to condominiums, they were heartbroken. Many had worked here for years, and even though the quality of the resort had declined, it was still important to them. “When we came in and assured them that we were not going to do that but that we planned to restore Nippersink to its former glory, they were excited. Many of them have remained on staff,” Holian said. Nippersink Resort and Golf Club is at N1055 Tombeau Rd., Genoa City. The golf course is open weekdays from 7 a.m. to sunset. On weekends the opening is at 6:30 a.m. For more information on Nippersink visit www.nippersinkresort.com or call (262) 279-6311 for information, #155 SUNNYSIDE EAST, BUR- The hotel reservations and fee schedLINGTON, Brown’s Lakes Mo- Convenient for both the ules.

which was still attracting golfers, lost some of its luster as the turf was not maintained to golf course perfection. “Our first job was to begin a turf management system and to trim or remove dead or damaged trees,” Chris said. The golf course is a popular spot with golf leagues scheduled Monday through Thursdays, but there is still space for individual golfers. For Chris Holian, who has taken on the responsibility of running the resort with the help of Kevin Krause, the weeks since the purchase have been a blur of meetings. Prioritizing work and meeting with contractors takes much of both her and Kevin’s day. While Dennis will be involved he is also one of the owners of a family insulation firm that does work with major commercial buildings such as Wrigley Field in Chicago. He is also a Deacon at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in McHenry, Ill. Together Chris and Dennis are the parents of seven children and grandparents to 13.

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Burlington Garage Sales 1216 OLIVIA TRAIL Garage sale one day only Saturday 9/30 9-3pm. 30 galloon fish aquarium, foosball table, children’s toys & too much to mention. 257 REYNOLDS AVE. Sat. 8-noon. Tools only! Woodworking, hand, power, drill & lawn 32455 YAHNKE RD., Sept. 28 & 29 8:30-4pm. A little bit of everything. Very low prices. 33400 KARCHER RD. Thurs. & Fri. 9:30 - 4; Old farm machinery parts, Edison phonograph with records, tractor manuels, LP records, clothes - kids, missy & lots of women’s 2X-3X, HH

6197 OAKBROOK DRIVE (LYONS) West off Church St., Thurs. 9/28. & Fri., 9/29 9-4 Sat 9/30 9-2. MULTI-FAMILY SALE! Antiques: lightning rod, lamps, floor radio, mantel clock; desk chair, packn-play, lawn spreader, hedge trimmers, fishing gear, canning jars, small appliances, framed pictures, sleeping bags, comforters, floor pillows, Shark steamer, adult clothing, books, jewelry, Oodles of Christmas items, craft supplies. Something for everyone! 7700 MCHENRY ST., 9/30 & 10/1 10-5pm. Downsizing, 3 family garage sale. Holiday decor, sports equip., basketball hoop, kitchen stuff, craft supplies, sewing machine & table, stained glass supplies, bedding, twin beds, lamps, dresser, vintage items, art & much more. 8511 FISHMAN ROAD Thur. 9/28 , 9-4 & Sat. 9-4 & Sun.102. Tools, craft supplies, holiday decor, Razor Scooter, Misc. h/h items.

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SATURDAY, SEPT. 30, 2017, 10:00 A.M. N25W30915 Overlook Ct., Pewaukee, WI 53072

DIRECTIONS: Waukesha Cnty. In the Town of Delafield, I-94 to WI-83 North exit, go to First Street (Golf Rd/CR-DR), then East 1-1/4 mile to Maple Ave/CR-E, then North 1-1/4 mile to Golf Hills Dr., then. West 1/2 mile to Overlook Ct. Watch for signs. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: A large lifetime collection of items from travels all over the U.S.A, especially the Northeast, including many unusual historical pieces from factories and mansions before they were demolished. Check the WEBSITES: www.bobhagemannauctionreality.com or www.auctionzip.com ID #9051 for pictures & expanded list. Auction day phones :( 262) 492-5125 & (262) 716-8421. Food service on site. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Dobson Mfg.”Favorite” wood butter churn; Cast iron #62 school bell; Hawkeye blue lightning rod ball; 15 Lizzie High Dolls & accessories from 1984-’92; Table radios; Lehman’s Amish wheelbarrow; Many vintage fuel cans; Galvanized tubs, pails, measures; Dairy bottles & cans; Cranberry rake; Egg crates; Fishing creels plus many old rods & reels; Large 54 & 62 drawer jeweler’s cabinets; 1930’s Big Little Books; Wood duck decoys; Broad axe; Barn lanterns; Copper & brassware; Wood ammo boxes & crates; Cast brackets; Brass grain probe; Watchman clocks; Barn & wood pulleys; Scoops; Vintage kitchenware; Lard press; Croquet sets; Cast cauldron; Steamer & strap trunks; Brass peacock fireplace screen; Andirons; Cameras; Advertising tins; Primitive hand tools; Many baskets; Stain glass windows; Crocks; Sad irons; Factory signs; Lobster traps & buoys; WW2 Navy hammock; Baby & kitchen scales; Chandeliers; Wood barrels; Ice & roller skates; Coaster wagons; Forging tools; Sleds; Wrought iron pieces; Gros Louis snowshoes; Folding chairs; Crop seeders; Amish dressmaker form; Wood clamps; Mason jars; Treadle sewing machine & bases; Wicker furniture; Wood extension ladders; National cash register; Skis; Pair tricycles w/wagons; Many folk & industrial art pieces; PLUS MUCH MORE. TERMS: No Buyers Fee on Cash or Good Check payments with proper I.D. 4% Convenience fee on credit card payments. All sales are final and to be sold “AS IS” with no guarantees expressed or implied. Not responsible in case of accident or for items after sold. Wisconsin Registered Auctioneer: Bob Hagemann, Carol Miller No. 509 & 319.

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AUCTION

N3388 Dell Place, Lake Geneva, WI (Lake Como Area)

SATURDAY, SEPT. 30, 11:00 A.M.

AUCTION & FISH FRY

LOCATION: Mid-way between Elkhorn & Lake Geneva on Cty Rd H to Palmer Rd., then west one block to Como Rd., then south one block to Dell Place. Watch for signs.

Antiques – Collectibles – Furniture

Friday, September 29, 2017 TIME: AUCTION - 5:00 P.M., PREVIEW - 4:00 P.M. WHERE: Hawk’s View Golf Club 7377 Krueger Rd., Lake Geneva, Wis.

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Please note: Fish fry is optional, other menu items available. Food & drink will be served at your table in the auction area. You must be a registered bidder to sit in the auction area ($2.00 bid card fee applies). Come and enjoy some great food & a great auction! Many fine, high quality items at this auction! Don’t miss it! ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Lg. needlepoint rug; wool rug; Kohler “artist edition” chamber pot; Asst. Miss America & old café’ pink depression; pink & green Cambridge glass; 2 Roseville vases; Bissell oak sweeper; Dietz lantern; Epiag Radjah, Torquay Mottahedeh (Winterthur Repro), & Gold coast china; 3 gal Western & 8 gal. Buckeye crocks; CI wall brackets; Pfatzgraph Christmas glasses; Pyrex covered dishes; copper sculpture sprinklers; Suretite clamp display; ceramic bird bath; wood sled; brass wall coat/hat rack; cement cherub planter – ’92 Nina Studios; brass hand & table scale, fire extinquisher; Oriental vases & jars; CI “heart” sprinkler; Asst. table, ceiling & wall lights – antique & newer; high end ceramic, china items; Cast iron fencing; HOLIDAY ITEMS: Christopher Radko snow globes; Asst. glass ornaments; Life size metal Snowman; Lynn Haney Santa & Scarecrow; Karenlee Spencer Halloween gourds; Asst. Halloween & Christmas decorations; hand carved folk art - local carver Dan Grunst TOYS & Misc: ‘60’s Barbie Dream House; ’58 Midge doll; Ken & Barbie Dolls w/cases, clothes, etc; 50’s Tonka Hi-Way Dept trucks & road grader (4 total); Erector & Hydrodynamic sets; Virga Playmate Dolls w/boxes; Madame Alexander “Maggie Walker”; Emmet Kelly Willie the Clown doll; radio controlled plane; Sky Quest Orion telescope. Furniture (antique & newer): Pine kitchen cabinet; Lg. oak mantle; walnut dresser; Lg ornate pine wardrobe; Oak dresser; 2 painted folk art cabinets; wicker plant stand; asst. wall mirrors; 2 – Hickory? Painted rockers; pine sofa table & corner cabinet; wood game table; youth chair & rocker; oak chair; Victorian cradle; walnut wardrobe; Iron bakers rack; oak book shelf; pine stool; Asst. painting & Prints; Pine wainscot coat/hat rack; Berea College Crafts stool; floral wing back chair; cedar chest & more! Misc: Werner 16’ extension, 12’ step & Davidson 4’ step ladders; Health Mate Air Cleaner (NIB w/filter); NordicFlex Isolift w/accessories; chrome wire shelving & more! PLEASE READ Terms: Cash, Personal check, Business check w/proper ID - No out of state checks unless known, MC & Visa (3% convenience fee for CC purchases). $2.00 Bid card fee. All items sold as is, where is, with no warranty. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over all printed material. Not responsible for accidents or theft. Wisconsin state/county sales tax collected. NO BUYERS PREMIUM for onsite buyers – 10% Buyers Premium for Absentee & Phone Bids only. Food & Drinks offered by Hawk’s View. Burlington, WI 53105 (262) 539-3885 www.auctionzip.com - Auctioneer ID#11467 ABSENTEE & PHONE BIDS WELCOMED! KEITH FAVARO - WRA #845 favaroauctions@gmail.com

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ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES: WWII knife, compass & shells; Roy Rogers Post cereal pop-out cards; Wicker creel & net; 1949 Elgin OB; 1909 dual wine press; Indian dolls; vintage clothing; handmade stick chairs & tables made from hickory, lilac, apple, honeysuckle, lodgepole pine woods; Delavan photo album; post cards - some local; Civil War newspapers memorabilia; tin types; 1800’s chairs; celuloid straight razors; hand cultivator; sm bank w/ coins; Lone Ranger game board; wooden bowls; wicker swing chair; rim fire BB gun, Daisy, Buffalo Bill, Sheridan pellet & others; apple press; parking meter lamp; mule saddle; books - Best of the World Classics, H.C. Lodge editor, Hoppalong Cassidy, Rock Cty farmers directory; pr pressed back chairs; cedar chest w/carved front; set of 4 kitchen bentwood chairs; Grimes & Ulrich jug; & MANY sm & unusual collectibles. INSTRUMENTS: Guitars - Yamaha classical & flattop, 1969 Teisco elec. & 2 others; 4 string Silvertone banjo, Santa Rosa mandolin; vintage guild amp w/ reverb & tremolo; Holton french horn; Cable Nelson spinet piano. COINS: Uncirculated & proof sets; wheat pennies; 1982 G. Washington proof; 1986 Liberty silver dollar & half dollar set 1982 proof set w/U.S. Treasury coin & more. HOUSEHOLD: Oak poker/bumper pool table; 3 southwest area rugs; wicker chairs; pictures/frames; liquor decanters; beer brewing kit; canning jars; horse/cowboy statue; pr director chairs; ent. ctr; books & box lots. FROM THE GARAGE: Fishing rods/reels/tip-ups; waders; 20’ & 24’ alum. ext. ladders; 10’ orchard ladder; Troy Bilt chipper; older Toro bagger mower; rototiller; radial arm saw; impact tool kit; Poulan chain saw; sm flatbed trailer; plunge router; elec. motors; heavy duty work cart; Hi-Low flyer wagon; Rincon bike; LARGE selection of hand/power/garden tools; Toro riding mower; horse hames & other horse related items; & MANY boxes still to be unpacked.

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

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