St. Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church

Monthly Newsletter! June 2014

St. Ignatius of Antioch 500 E. Depot St.Antioch, IL 60002 847-395-0652www.ignatiusantioch.com

The Reverend Dr. Timothy J Squier, Rector: ignatius5@mac.com Office Phone 847-395-0652

Stand Up and Be Counted As I write this article the world received the sad news that legendary author Maya Angelou died at the age of 86. On CNN I read an article about her astounding career and the amazing person she was. What grabbed my attention was the following quotation from her in 2009: "Our country needs us all right now to stand up and be counted. We need to try to be great citizens. We are necessary in this country, and we need to give something -- that is to say, go to a local hospital, go to the children's ward and offer to the nurse in charge an hour twice a month that you can give them reading children's stories or poetry," she said. "And go to an old folks' home and read the newspaper to somebody. Go to your church or your synagogue or your mosque, and say, 'I'd like to be of service. I have one hour twice a month.' "You'll be surprised at how much better you will feel," she said. "And good done anywhere is good done everywhere." By the time you read this article we will have celebrated the Feast of the Ascension. The readings for this feast remind us that in Jesus Christ’s ascension to heaven we are promised the Holy Spirit. We are blessed by the Spirit to continue the way of Jesus Christ in the world. In other words we are anointed by God to do good anywhere, discovering that in so doing good is being done everywhere. I hope as we move from Spring into Summer you sense God’s blessings to be of service as a member of Saint Ignatius. It is during this time of year that we prepare for our grand rummage sale. This year we are also preparing for our resale ministry. I hope each of us will examine how we can be of service for these two ministries and in a variety of other ways. God invites each of us as individuals, members of a great community, to be people of service. As Maya Angelou reminds us, “And good done anywhere is good done everywhere.”

See you in Church,Fr. Tim

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Warden’s Message - Katie NixonAs we head into the “quiet” liturgical season (as I inwardly giggle knowing all that we’ll undertake at our “sleepy little parish” this summer ;-)) I kept wondering about what to write. As I scanned Facebook and email and thought about my own inner dialogue as of late, a theme emerged…forgiveness. I’ve been intrigued by something I’ve seen lately on social media recently…the #ForgivenessChallenge. It’s tied to a man I’ve long respected and been enamored by, Bishop Desmond Tutu. P.S. if you ever meet my parents, ask them to tell you the story of when I met Bishop Tutu, it’s one of their favorites. In their book, The Book of Forgiving, Desmond & Mpho Tutu say, “With each act of forgiveness, whether small or great, we move toward wholeness.”- As I did some research on their FB page (just search forgiveness challenge), I discovered this mission:

Human Journey is a new initiative co-founded by Desmond Tutu and Doug Abrams with a lot of help from our friends and hopefully from you. Human Journey is committed to spreading the African understanding of ubuntu–the realization that each of us thrives only when all of us thrive. We are inextricably linked to our family, our community, and our world…Our goal is to create events–like the Forgiveness Challenge–media and a global community that can help people to thrive on their individual life journey so we can thrive on our collective human journey.

It got me thinking. As St. Ignatius continues towards our mission to “Walk in love as Christ taught us” through our projects in the community and our love and support of each other; where can I find places to forgive? Where can we as a community forgive? Where can we show our belief that we all in fact will only ‘thrive when all of us thrive?’ I hope to explore this challenge more in the coming months and invite you to join me. Happy summer to all; I leave you with these words:

“The Very Good News of the Gospel is that God has chosen to forgive us in Jesus Christ. When

we finally awaken and are able to recall who we are and to whom we belong, when we stand up

and dust ourselves off and begin the journey home, God comes running to meet us.” -Br. David

Vryhof, Society of Saint John the Evangelist

You can also find more information about the challenge at: http://forgivenesschallenge.com/

Rummage Sale Meetings7:00 p.m. at Church

June 2June 16June 30July 7

July 14Rummage Sale Wrap meeting

August 4

Consider attending the meetings and being part of the excitement for the 58th Rummage Sale.Questions, call Fr. Tim or Kris Squier at 847-894-1103.

Tent CommitteeLooking for two or more people to help set up and tear down tents as needed for church activities.  This is great opportunity to help support our minist r ies.  Please contact Tim Donahue 847-912-9690.

Rummage Sale Pick UpsWe need your help! Please see the sign up sheets in the Narthex. Please consider helping one to two days a week. Linda and Mike Mizwicki have generously donated the use of their truck for our pick ups. We can have the trailer hooked to the truck and ready for you to collect the many treasures dona ted to ou r m in i s t r i es . Questions, call Fr. Tim or Kris S q u i e r a t 847-894-1103.

Pentecost Sunday, June 8Trivia: Red is the liturgical color for Pentecost Sunday. Red recalls the tongues of flame in which the Holy Spirit descended on the first Pentecost. The Season after Pentecost begins with an observance of Trinity Sunday when we remember and honor the Triune God revealed to us in and through the life of the Resurrected Christ. On this Sunday, white is the color of the day. From this Sunday on, the color will be green as we move into ordinary time and hear the lessons of Jesus’ teachings and learn how to live the Christian life. The color for the season after Pentecost is green to symbolize the growth and life of the church. It is the longest season of the church year, from Trinity Sunday until the first Sunday of Advent.A tradition of some churches in ancient times was to baptize adult converts to the faith on Pentecost. The newly baptized catechumens would wear white robes on that day, so Pentecost was often called “Whitsunday” or “White Sunday” after these white baptismal garments. Many Christian calendars, liturgies, and hymnals still use this term.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Our choir will sing on Pentecost and then take a break for the summer. Be sure to come and hear their beautiful music.

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDSBuilding and Grounds is still looking for a few good men and women. Our scheduled meeting on May 14th was cancelled in favor of utilizing that time to prepare for the furniture sale. With that successful event behind us, we need to get support behind the on-going maintenance requirements of the Church and grounds. The cancelled B&G meeting has been rescheduled for Wednesday, June 4th at 6:30 p.m. Please consider donating some time to help keep our building and grounds in tip top shape!

A quick recap of some of the B&G accomplishments in May. Most of our resources (Father Tim, Tim Donahue and yours truly) were committed to getting the barn remodeled for the tent sale. If you havenʼt seen the updated barn, please take the time to pay a visit out back. The team did a terrific job of framing, insulating and applying the plastic visqueen barrier to the barn walls. In order to meet our deadline, the installation of the paneling was completed by our subcontractor at a very reasonable cost. All of this work was being completed while our very dedicated Godʼs Will Resale Store volunteers continuously made pick-ups, sorted and priced items for the furniture sale. Many thanks to all who gave their precious time towards completing these tasks in time for the sale! In addition, thanks to John Grzyb for completing the maintenance work on the Church snow blower. We are ready (way ahead of schedule) for next winter.

As we move forward into the summer months we are looking for volunteers to cut the grass. Our new John Deere lawnmower makes fast work of this task! It now takes only about 2 hours to mow the lawn. A weekly schedule will be posted on the bulletin board for people to sign up for this chore. In addition, a separate schedule will be posted for volunteers to do the trim work. A training session in operating the new John Deere tractor is scheduled for Saturday, June 7th at 9 a.m. Hope to see you there!

Finally, we will be posting a list of B&G tasks that need attention. Please take time to review this list on a periodic basis and if there is something that suits your particular talents, please consider volunteering to work on it. Questions regarding this list should be forwarded to the attention of Bill McElligott.

Well thatʼs all for now. God bless and have a safe summer! Bill McElligott, Buildings and Grounds Liaison262-862-9663

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Furniture Sale - A huge success!The two days brought many visitors to the campus with lots of sales.  It's not all about money but success of opening our doors to visitors and having our family there to help.   I've sent my personal thanks to those that helped over the two days all of which shared the joy of helping!  The furniture that remains will be sold at the rummage sale. More information to come on that event. Bonnie Adriansen

100th Anniversary Celebration Information100th Anniversary celebration has some wonderful events planned to celebrate this milestone anniversary for one year!  The first and exciting event is the Celebration of a Century Craft and Vendor Festival August 23 & 24th.   We are planning  two fun filled  days of over 60 booths of crafters, vendors and food.  Saturday, August 23rd  the Kraak's are planning the Second Annual Grab A Slab Dinner, more information to come on that.  Flyers are in the social area to help spread the word.   We need crafters and vendors! Applications for the festival are on the table in the social area or Kris can print or email them for you.  The next anniversary meeting is Monday, June 23rd at 6 p.m. at the church.  Come join us for exciting information and planning activities.  Bonnie Adriansen 847-612-6986.

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TERRACYCLEFor those who are new or just may not yet be aware,  in February of 2011 St. Ignatius partnered up with Terracycle in an effort to “outsmart waste” and protect one of Godʼs most wonderous creations next to human – our home planet, Earth.By collecting the “upcyclable” items listed below, we can each make a positive difference both to our environment as well as fundraising here at St. Ignatius.However, we have recently been fortunate enough to join the following two new brigades:1) The Frito Lays Snack Bag brigade. All size bags, even individual sizes are accepted.  They go by total weight.  We must collect 14 lbs. of assorted Frito Lay brand bags as the minimum shipment to Terracycle, which will be worth 1 point (one cent) per bag towards St. Ignatius fundraising :)2) The Miscellaneous E-Waste Brigade which accepts any brand cameras, digital cameras, camcorders, GPS units and graphing calculators (minimum shipment of 25 units; 100 points each, except GPS units are 50 points each)Please note the  “upcyclable” items as listed below  which collectively,  can add up quickly to support greater fundraising efforts.  So please remember to drop them off in the convenient depository box as you enter the church whenever you should have any - and consider mentioning to your friends and neighbors who may be environmental enthusiasts if they could help outsmart waste along with us. Many thanks to all who have been contributing – FYI, we have received a total of $130 from Terracycle as of December.   So far  the cell phone and inkjet brigades have been most beneficial to us. If you are interested in learning more about Terracycle, visit their website or ask Cathy Grzyb (262)862-7191, who is our parishʼs contact person.FRITO LAY BRAND SNACK BAGSEMPTY INK JET CARTRIDGES (ALL BRANDS – BUT NOT LARGE TONER CARTRIDGES)OLD CELL PHONES (INCLUDING NON-WORKING)SCOTCH TAPE DISPENSERS (3M, SCOTCH MAGIC AND PLAID)MP3 PLAYERS (NON-WORKING)DIGITAL CAMERAS (NON-WORKING)LAPTOPS COMPUTERS, TABLET AND E-READERS (NON-WORKING)ALL KRAFT CHEESE PACKAGING MATERIALS (INCLUDING PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE, CRACKER BARREL, VELVEETA, ATHENS, BREAKSTONE & KNUDSEN)

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Out Reach for Safe Place and Open ArmsBoth of these organizations continue to need our

support.Safe Place needs cleaning products, feminine products, grocery items including peanut butter and tuna fish.Open Arms has the need for oral products, soap, paper products, and the usual grocery items.Have you gotten a Prayer Cloth? They are available in the basket on the table. Take one for yourself or a friend in need of prayer. Many people have said how much they appreciate having one.Thank you for your generosity. God Bless, Sally Todd

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PENCE CAN SUNDAY, JUNE 8 Don’t forget Sunday, June 8 is the collection date for the Pence Cans. This ministry is to pay for the items used at the altar such as replacement linens, cleaning of the linens and vestments, sanctuary candles, altar candle, flowers, hosts and wine etc. This is a very important Ministry for St. Ignatius and for all of our members to be able to fund this ministry through your donations.If you forgot your Pence can, bring it next Sunday!! New cans will be placed the following week after the collection. If you have any questions or need a can, please just let us know. Our email address is ward38371@comcast.net or call us on the phone numbers published in the directory. Thanks, Ken and Carol Ward

RUMMAGE SALE!  ACCEPTING DONATIONS!

NOW ACCEPTING DONATIONS for the largest sale in the area.

SCHEDULE YOUR Furniture or Large PICK UPs

CALL 847-395-0652

Accepting Furniture, Antiques, Home Improvement, Jewelry, Household

Drop off’s accepted on:Mondays - Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. - Noon

Mondays and Thursdays from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Sale – July 17th, 18th and 19th!

St Ignatius Episcopal Church of Antioch500 E. Depot StreetAntioch, IL 60002

100th anniversary meetings.Please plan on attending to help make this a success.  Contact Bonnie Adriansen (847-612-6986) with questions and meeting updates.

June 23rdJuly 28th

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Formation CommissionWe like to say St. Ignatius is a family; so it is.  We have all the dynamics of a vigorous extended family.  For me, this church is where we blessed my sisterʼs unborn baby, where people greet my kids as warmly as their relatives, and where they tolerate their silly antics.  This church is where I found my baby-sitter, my daughterʼs dance teacher, and my dogʼs breeder.  We take care of each others' needs, support each other, and challenge each other.  There are probably times when we annoy each other, and quarrel with each other.   (I have not been involved in the church long enough for it to happen; but I am not naive enough to think it wonʼt).  Evangelism experts tell church folks not to say, “Our church is like family”.   I mean, how many times in our lives do we actually join someone elseʼs family?  Probably it is only when a person gets married that we actually become a member of someoneʼs family.  Think about it, how easy was it to join your spouseʼs family, no matter how wonderful they are?Last month, St. Ignatius did something intentional in the formation process.  We held a “welcome lunch” for new members.  About thirty of our members, some who have been here for a few months and some who have been here since before they were born, joined together for a meal and conversation.  Fr. Tim spoke about the background of St. Ignatius, the Diocese of Chicago, and the Episcopal Church, and many people shared stories of what this community means to us.  As a small church, we often ask, “How can we get more people?  How can we share the joy we find at St. Ignatius?” I think we grow our church through the care we take for our members and our community.  Our faith, and our church, are built on relationship.   It is relationship to each other that allows churches to weather storms of conflict. When people are in disagreement, tired, frustrated, or anxious about things, their love of each other and their shared vision for this church bring them through the conflict.  When my childhood church was in serious strife, my mother contemplated leaving.  My grandparents, who had been baptized and married in that congregation, told her, “We have been here long before this problem, and we will be here long after it.  We are not going anywhere.”   It was their relationship, their roots in the community, their love for the people, that allowed them to take the long view and stay the course.  When we sit together in fellowship, share stories about our experiences at St. Ignatius, and learn about the history of the church, we build the types of relationships that stick.Thank you to all who cooked for us and all who blessed us with your company.  We are hoping to have more welcome lunches in the future.  I hope you will join us next time!Linda Mizwicki (847-401-4915)Formation Commission Liaison

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Vacation Bible School--Aslan is on the Move!Parents of young children and those young at heart, mark your calendars for July 28-August 1, from 9:00am-1:00 pm.  The theme this year is Aslan is on the Move, a curriculum based on The Chronicles of Narnia, by C.S. Lewis.  Cost is $20 per child, with a maximum of $40 per family.  Weʼll be looking for volunteers for crafts, lessons, music and child-care, as well as donations of materials and snacks.

Linda Mizwicki (847-401-4915)Formation Commission Liaison

Yipee!  Summer is finally here.That means our summer schedule is here too.  We will be having one Mass at 8:30 a.m. from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.  Come see some old friends or make some new ones from the "other" Mass.  See you there!Jen SalmiWorship Commission Liaison847-838-5622

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PARISH NURSE NEWSLiving with Diabetes Expo

Local and national vendors will be in the Fellowship Hall of St. Stephen Lutheran Church on Saturday, June 21 from 8 to 10 a.m. giving lots of good information about various aspects of living with diabetes. See the different types of blood sugar monitors, insulin administration and pumps. Get information about taking care of your feet--several podiatrists and shoe companies will give free consultations. Condell will have various departments there such as sleep apnea, wound care, and will be available to "check your numbers" with free blood sugar and cholesterol screening. If you want your blood tested be sure you are fasting--refreshments and coffee will be available. AAHAA and Condell will be there to answer your questions about available programs. This is a free event with lots of good information, refreshments and giveaways.

Diabetes Education and Support Group

The next diabetes group starts June 2, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the United Methodist Church. There are 4 classes to attend and then the group will continue meeting as a support group. Call Gloria Stevens NOW (847-395-1259) to get all the details and to sign up. This is a free service provided by the RN Diabetes Educator and the Diabetes Dietitian from Condell. Come and learn and get your diabetes under better control.

Prayer Sisters

All women are invited to join us every month for fellowship, prayer and bible study, coffee and snacks. We meet the 4th Tuesday each month in the library at St. Stephen Lutheran Church at 7 p.m.: June meeting is 6/24. Bring your prayer journals if you have one, otherwise we will have one for you. For information call Jane Larson at 847-973-9466 or Gloria Stevens 847-395-1259.

Antioch Community Counseling Services (ACCS) and Grief and Loss Support Group

This is a new group developed by our 3 churches to provide low cost services to our parishioners and the community. Our 3 counselors have experience in dealing with children, families and the elderly. Services include family, marital, depression, grief, addiction, and mental health counseling. In addition to individual sessions, a Grief and Loss Support Group is being planned. Their offices are at St. Ignatius Episcopal Church. If you would like an appointment please call their direct phone at 847-454-3111, or you can speak with your Pastor or Gloria Stevens. Call now to register for the Grief Support Group.

Knitters and Crocheters

Come out and work with us! Bring what is on your needles or hooks, come to get some yarn and inspiration. Next meeting is June 9, 1-3 p.m. at the United Methodist Church. Work on personal projects or work on something for one of our charities. For more information call Sally Todd at 847-838-6103 or Shelby Wais 847-395-1057.

Tri-Parish Wellness Committee

This group works with the Parish Nurse as an advisory and assisting council. Our goal is to plan programs to promote health and wellness in our congregations and our community. We can always use new members and need representatives from each congregation. Just show up and join us. We meet the first Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at St. Stephen Lutheran Church library. Our next meeting is June 4. Call Gloria for information: 847-395-1259.

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PARISH NURSE NEWSWellness Walks

Lace up your walking shoes and strap on your pedometer and join us for walks in the forest preserves. Pick up a handout at church with the location of the walks. Anyone can do this—you walk at your own pace. This year we are offering two opportunities to get in your exercise: Tuesday mornings at 8 a.m. and Friday evenings at 6 p.m. Let’s keep up the good work we started during our Lenten walks--the highest walkers from Lent are from St. Ignatius, Katie Nixon at 123 miles, Rene Houser at 151 miles; from United Methodist, Lou Anne Holmes at 266 miles, Toni Putzy at 256 miles; and from St. Stephen, Dick Schlake at 273 miles and Sue Redman at 316 miles. Can't find your handout? Call Melanie Fuhrmann at 847-703-0890 or Ken Church at 847-651-1940.

Exercise your Joints

The Joint Mobility class is designed to increase flexibility, strength, balance, heighten body awareness and bring about a sense of peacefulness. This is achieved by small to large joint movements, very gentle lengthening of muscles, weight bearing exercises, cool down and a short relaxation segment using deep breathing techniques. Participants begin the class seated in a chair and move to standing. Using a mat for final relaxation is optional.

FREE JOINT MOBILITY CLASS Wednesday, June 18 at St. Stephen Lutheran, 1:30 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.

Future classes held at St. Stephen on Wednesdays from 1:30 - 2:15; 6 week session (6/25-7/30)6 classes/$30 - minimum class is 6 participants, maximum 12Wear loose fitting clothes and you may want to bring water.

For questions – call instructor Diane Rouse at 847.542.8120 or email foy07@att.net; you can also call Gloria Stevens at 847-395-1259.

Caregiver Support Group

Taking care of someone can leave you feeling tired and extremely challenged. This group is for the caregiver to have the support of others in the same situation, to discuss ways to help make this time easier, learn about home care and equipment options. We will be starting our meetings in June, please call Gloria Stevens to sign up and get further details--847-395-1259.

Caring Friends Meeting

Caring Friends is our Tri-Parish Volunteer Ministry group. We will be meeting June 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the United Methodist Church to discuss tracking our visits and getting better organized. We can use more volunteers, especially those who like to cook and wouldn't mind taking a meal to someone who is sick or shut in. If you want to help out we can always use more volunteers who want to drive, make visits, or make meals. There is no commitment needed, you serve at a time convenient to you If you can use some assistance or know of someone who could use some help, please call. Call Gloria Stevens at 847-395-1259.

Gloria Stevens RN, CCM, FCNAdvocate Parish NurseAAHAA Network NurseSt. Stephen Lutheran ChurchSt. Ignatius Episcopal ChurchUnited Methodist Church of Antioch848 Main StreetAntioch, IL 60002Phone: 847-395-1259Fax: 847-395-4219gloria.stevens@advocatehealth.com

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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

18:30 am Holy Eucharist

27:00 pm Rummage Sale meeting

34:30 pm Open Arms

411 am Holy Eucharist6:30 pm B& G Meeting

5 6 79:00 am Lawn mower training session

8 PentecostPence Can Sunday8:30 am Holy Eucharist9:30 am Furniture Move

9Rummage Sorting Begins!

10 1111 am Holy Eucharist

12 13 14

15 Father’s Day8:30 am Holy Eucharist

167:00 pm Rummage Sale meeting

17 1811 am Holy Eucharist

19 20 21Deadline for July Newsletter

228:30 am Holy Eucharist

236:30 pm 100th Anniversary meeting

24 2511 am Holy Eucharist

26 27 28

298:30 am Holy Eucharist

307:00 pm Rummage Sale meeting June 2014

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

14:30 pm Open Arms

2 3 4 Independence Day

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68:30 am Holy Eucharist

77:00 pm Rummage Sale meeting

8 911 am Holy Eucharist

10 11 12

138:30 am Holy Eucharist

147:00 pm Rummage Sale meeting

15 1611 am Holy Eucharist4-7 pm Rummage Pre-sale

177 am - 7 pm Rummage Sale

189 am - 7 pm Rummage Sale

199 am - 3 pm Rummage Sale4-6 pm Open Arms

208:30 am Holy Eucharist

216 pm 100th Ann. mtg.

22 2311 am Holy Eucharist

24 25 26Deadline for August Newsletter

27 8:30 am Holy Eucharist

28 29 3011 am Holy Eucharist

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A N T I O C H B U I L D E R SGeneral ContractingHome Remodeling

P.O. Box 393 - Antioch, IL 60002395-1313

RESTAURANTServing Good Food and Good Service Since 1974

Breakfast Anytime • Lunch • DinnerDaily Breadfast Specials • Midnight Snacks

Kid's Menu914 Main Street • Antioch, Illinois

(847) 395-6363OPEN 24 HOURS

The Mike Culat Team

847-838- “MIKE”-6453

RE/MAX Advantage Realty532 W. Lake Street

Antioch, Illinois 60002

E-mail Mike@culatteam.comwww.mikeculat.com

Johnny’sCHOPHOUSE

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Floral Acres Inc.Florist, Greenhouse, Lawn & Garden

Gifts !! Model Railroad

Connie T. Crawford, O.D., P.C.FAMILY EYE CARE CONTACT LENSES

(847) 395-4090 884 HILLSIDE AVE.FAX (847) 395-7378 ANTIOCH, ILLINOIS 60002

OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT

General Managers Office ManagerBryan Sterbenz & Bill Anderson Sue Hallwas

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MELLEN SEPTIC SERVICES“For All Your Septic Needs’’

Licensed - Bonded - InsuredFree Estimates

847-395-6904 262-862-6904

• Complete Septic Installation• Soil Testing• Licensed Plan Designer• Prompt Service• New Construction & Repairs• Aerobic Contracts

NOW serving breakfast until11:00 am on Sunday!$3.00 off a 16”Breakfast Pizza

1055 Main StreetAntioch, IL 60002

(847) 395-4000Dave Moore & Dan Dugenske

Common DirectorsServing IL & WI since 1912

www.strangfh.com

Reflections is open

Tuesday-Thursday 4:00 - 9:00Friday and Saturday 4:00 - 9:30Sunday 1:00 - 8:00

38564 N. Edgewood Ave.Lake Villa, IL 60046Phone (847) 265-4170

www.Reflectionsondeeplake.comYour hosts Anna & Jack Krupka

BLACK HAWK TITLE SERVICES, INC.744 Main Street, Suite 104

Antioch, Illinois 60002(847) 395-7400

(847) 395-7518 Faxblackhawktitle@hotmail.com

MARS CLEANING SERVICE729 Main Street • Antioch, IL 60002WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS

GGRREEGGGG SSTTOOXXEENN FREE ESTIMATES

www.marscleaningservice.com

847-395-6465Fax: 847-395-8808Cell: 847-344-1818

Email: marscleaning@sbcglobal.net

Since 1979