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PLAIMJKALKK U ta).NK>l> V* *H. TUUt-K 28. 1981 I Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 Sports Awards For Baseball Don't forget the sports award night tomorrow, Oct. 29, from 7-9 p.m at Wood­ stock Community high school gym All participants in the Wonder Lake Boys Baseball organization and their guests are invited to come and hear Bill Buckner, who is the guest speaker for the evening Boys who played on teams that came in first place, the Indians, the Brush In, and the teener Pirates, will each receive trophies All boys who were chosen to All Star teams, will also be receiving their trophies. Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria after the program HALLOWEEN PARTY It's time to get those scary costumes ready for the American Legion Halloween party for all children of the community from infant to 12 years old. If you work hard on that outfit, you just might win one of the prizes being awarded for the best costumes A surprise Houdini will be on hand to entertain all the party goers with his favorite magic acts. TTiere will be games and plenty of good refreshments, so join in the fun at the American Legion post home, Saturday, Oct. 31, from 1:30- 3:30 p.m. PACK 456 TO MEET The Cub Scouts and Webelos of Pack 456 will be holding their pack meeting on Wednesday .('Nov. 4, at 7 p.m., in the \Greenwood school gym, tinder the direction of Rich Hayes, Cubmaster. Highlight of the evening will be the Cross-over ceremony, whereby Cubs, who are eligible, will cross over a bridge and become Webelos. The Webelo leader is Randy Funk All of the dens will be competing for the at­ tendance award. Other awards that the scouts have achieved will be presented to them that evening, also Refreshments will be served after the meeting. SPECIAL DAYS There are a few birthdays that we just heard about, so will say happy belated birth­ day to Clara Jones, who had her special day on Oct. 11 and to her daughter Sharon. who celebrated her birthday on Oct. 20. Oct. 16 found Donna Mae (Dean) Spicer blowing out some birthday candles. A very happy anniversary to Ruth and Tom Cashin, Sr., who will be celebratfng their special day on Oct. 29. Happy birthday on Oct. 30 to Mrs. Christine Holmes of Wonderview subdivision. COMMUNITY EVENTS Nov. 3--Election of Harrison school Board members Nov. 4-Pack meeting for Scouts of 456; Greenwood school; 7 p.m." Nov. 5-Woman's Club Board meeting; 8 p.m. Nov. 5 & 6--Parent- Teacher conferences; District 200 Nov. 6-Harrison school parent-teacher conferences Nov. 7-Spaghetti dinner, sponsored by W.L. Ski club; Christ the King; 4-8 p.m. Nov ll--No school; Veteran's day Bull Valley Scare FREE TESTING A health fair including free health screenings for adults age 18 and older will be held at the Crystal Lake ambutal, Oct. 30 and 31, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. In an effort to detect unknown diabetics during National Diabetes month, the Ambutal and Sherman hospital are offering free diabetes tests, Nov. 2-6, to persons age 14 and older. ONE DAY ONLY! FRIDAY OCT. 30th Goast to Coast Y Per !ft!h OUR 10th ANNUAL SPECIAL SELECTION Vi PRICE TOY SALE Friday, October 30 Only! PRICES EFFECTIVE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST EMPIRE Mary Muffin Powder Puff Shopping Carl NO. 856-3504 REG. 11.99 s$°o NOW NYLINT RHINO Pickup Truck NO. 842-1240 REG. 11.66 sees NOW MONOGRAM PLASTIC CAR Model Kit NO. 846-2509 REG. 3.69 $185 NOW IDEAL'S Kerplunk NO. 809-1324 REG. 4.99 $950 NOW Fishor-Prico Baby's Sift Pack Of Toys NO. 802-6742 REG. 8.69 $435 NOW Matlol Preschool Tuff Stuff Workshop NO. 800-4624 REG. 17.99 NOW $000 MATTEL ELECTRONICS Football "2" $ | £00 NO. 809-3759 REG. 37.99 NOW "Bluo Box" Educational Magnotic Board NO. 800-2669 REG. 7.77 NOW Scrabblo Crossword Pocket Oamo & Bictionary NO. 807-6580 REG. 6.99 $450 U NOW Francis Parkman Illustrated Classics Edition Pocket Books NO. 805-0049 REG. 49' NOW Oabriel Learning Tower . Stackup Cups $ 1 20 NO. 802-8359 REG. 2.39 NOW Selected Stuffed Animals NOW 2 PRICE Merry Go Copter by Tomy NO. 803-2195 REG. 15.99 NOW "I Took A Lickin' From AChiciun" Computer Came < NO. 808-7439 REG. 39.99 ^ NOW ENTEX ELECTRONICS ELECTRONIC BASEBALL $2498 ^REG. 49.95 NOW AND MANY OTHER ~~ Vi PRICE SPECIALS! BRAND NAMES ROMPER ROOM-GABRIEL-LITTLE TYKES-TOMY- VANITY FAIR-HASBRO-SCHAPER-KENNER-AND MANY MORE I PRICES EFFECTIVE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST NO LAYAWAYS - NO RETURNS - NO GIFT WRAPPING NO RAINCNECKS ON V? PRICE TOYS DON'T MISS IT! ONE BAY ONLY FRIBAY. OCTOBER 30 Soast to Goast McHENRY MARKET PLACE, McHENRY, IL (•15) 305-6455 OPEN FRIDAY 9 TO 9 I Diane Berlin Johnsburg 675-6291 Advertising "Twice the Terror in our Second Year, the hosts of Bull Valley Scare are gearing up again for "an experience in fright you may never forget." In its opening season last year, the spook house drew nearly 5,000 people from the McHenry county area. The youth group of the Crystal Lake Evangelical Free church, assisted by other churches, some in this area, has made numerous revisions and changes utilizing nearly 150 staff and thousands of dollars of electronic equipment. Bull Valley Scare occupies the same location as last year (7203 W. Mason Hill road; one mile west of Walkup) and will be open to the public Oct. 28-29, 7 to 10 p.m., and Oct. 30-31, 7 to 11 p.m. The site is easily accessible to the three cities of Crystal Lake, McHenry and Woodstock. District 12 Holds Bazaar Now is the time to pack up all those unwanted items for the P.T.O.'s "Trash and Treasures" booth. Items needed are childrens toys, books and games in good condition, dolls in any condition, knickknacks, j e w e l r y , p e r f u m e , glassware, decorative home items, small appliances, etc. Nd clothing please, unless brand new. All donations are greatly appreciated. Call Roxanne Dorsey at 385-1646 for information. GET WELL WISHES ...are extended to Paul Klein who has been recovering from a serious injury. We all hope you are up and about very soon. HAPPY HALLOWEEN With Halloween coming up this Saturday, please keep in mind the safety first motto. Children will not always remember this point when having fun. If you are planning to go out after dark take a flashlight and wear light colors. Keep a porch light on so those ghosts and goblins can see where they are walking. Also, parents should accompany children around the neighborhood. Halloween should be a fun time to remember. Let's help keep it a safe one in Johnsburg. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS The high school drama students will present a play entitled "Kind Ladies" on Nov. 12, 13 and 14, at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. HOLIDAY BAZAARS There are several bazaars coming up in November for the benefit of different groups. Please keep in mind your favorite organization when doing your fall clean up. If in doubt about an item don't throw it away, donate it. DATES TO REMEMBER Nov. 10 - School Board meeting, Dist. 12 7:45 p.m. Nov. 11 - No school, Dist. 12? Veterans day Nov. 12,1314 - High school play, "Kind Ladies", 8 p.m., high school auditorium Nov. 21-22 - Dist. 12 P.T.O. play, "Dracula", at the high school, Sat., 7:30 p.m.; Sun., 2 p.m. Nov. 21 - Dist. 12 P.T.O., Winter Wonderland Bazaar. Nov. 27-28 - St. John's Holiday Bazaar, St. John's school. , Gem-Mineral Society Will Meet Nov. 3 The Hiawatha Gem and Mineral society will meet Tuesday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the Lake Villa township hall, corner of Grand avenue and Fairfield road. A slide p r e s e n t a t i o n e n t i t l e d ' ' S e e i n g M i n e r a l Specimens" will be presented by Frank Buitt- ner, vice-president. Anyone interested is in­ vited/ Admission is free. Refreshments will be ser­ ved. TEACHER HONORED The Illinois State Board of Education will honor 122 individuals for their out­ standing contributions to the -state's K-12 education system at the annual "Those Who Excel" awards banquet Oct. 30 in Chicago. Among them is Katherine Leggee, Huntley elementary teacher, who received honorable mention. Award winners will be honored in the following categories: classroom teacher, school ad­ ministrator, student, school board member, and parent- community member. i spurgeon s I H Uniforms...Uniforms... Every Way You Like Them! Entire Stock / Excluding Maternity /Q Uniforms.Sale Ends Off Sunday, Nov. 1st. Uniform dresses, uniform pantsuits, uni­ form smocks! Our entire stock's on sale! From crisp one-piece bright white beauties to smart little pantsuits and col­ orful smocks -- all at savings now! P.S. Uniform Club Members Save Even More! OPEN SUNDAYS 10 to 5 20% Off! White Uniform Shoes This week only! Super comfort duty shoes now at savings! Choose man-made uppers or genuine leathers in women's sizes 5V2 to 10. Reg. $12 to $27 9.60 to 21.60