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Cute little dolls with choice of wind up swing crib or horse. Tomy Kimberly Doll 17.77 Reg. 22.99. Comes with Hang Ten shorts & roller skates. 17 in. tall. Kenner Strawberry Shortcake Big Berry Trolley 14.88 Reg. 18.99. Wobbles from side to side, wheels go click- ety clack. Doll not Included. Strawberry Shortcake Rag Dolls 12.97 Reg. 15.99. Choose from an array of luscious scented dolls. 13 ln.-15 in. Hasbro G.I. Joe Heavy Artillery Laser 7.97 Reg. 10.99. Comes with G.I. Joe figure. MM 40 Hasbro Lite Brite / 10.97 Reg. 16.79. Make colorful glowing pictures. TOMV Tomy Air Jammmer Cycle Scrammer 11.99 Reg. 17.69. Runs on air, pump included. Takes off like a bullet. r Tomy Busy Bungalow 7.77 Reg. 9.49. Musical toy pro­ vides lots to do & music too. Fisher Price Activity Center 10.77 Reg. 14.59. Ten fun things for baby to do. Ages 3 to 18 mos.* Fisher Price Play Family Western Town 17.97 Reg. 26.19. Americas old west comes to life with this delightful 19 pc. playset. 12.88 Mickey Mouse Talking Phone.Reg. 17.59. By Hasbro. 5.99 844 Rubiks Revenge. Reg. 12.99. By Ideal. 2.49 8.66 Stomper 4X4 Competition Pull Set. Reg. 11.29. 26.88 8.88 Brooke Shields Doll. Reg. 13.49. By UN. 9.88 22.88 Gl Joe Mobile Strike Force Cycle. Reg. 28.99. 9.66 28.88 Dukes Electric Slot Racing Set. Reg. 39.99. By Ideal. 444 11.66 Rough Riders4X 4 Mountain Gully Set. Reg. 16.99. 8.97 10.88 Erector Construction Set. Reg. 15.69. By Gabriel. 644 2438 King of the Road Train Set. Reg. 34.99. By Bachman. 6.66 2.99 Matchbox Glo Racers. Reg. 3.99. By Lesney. 844 149 Penny Racers. Reg. 1.99. By Takara. 7.97 447 Rev 'Em Up Racers. Reg. 5.99. By Buddy L. 7.77 3.99 Sasson Ginny Doll. Reg 7 99 By Vogue. 3.99 10.88 Smurf Piggyback Rider. Reg. 12.99. 15.97 Smurf Camera. Reg. 7.99. Wind Up Walking Smurfs. Reg.x3.49; Smurf Phonograph; Reg. 36.99. Crayola Caddy. Reg. 12.99. By Binney & Smith. Sit & Drive. Reg. 13.49. By Shellcore. Missing Link or Rubiks Cube. Reg. 6.99. Disney Busy Popin Pals. Reg. 10.69. Child Guidance. Dungeon Adventure Game. Reg. 7.29. Smurf Ahoy Game. Reg. 7.99. Milton Bradley. Pink * Pretty Barbie. Reg, 12.99. Mattel. Fashion Jeans Barbie. Reg. 10.99. Mattel. Western Skipper Doll. Reg 9.99. Mattel. . Hot Wheels Steering Rigs. Reg. 4.99. Rail Kunner Train Reg. 19.99. Mattel. -- • " Christmas j Eudget 1 j Plan 1 Now thru i » .4 November 30th CHARGE IT! We welcome your Spiess Charge, Visa & MasterCard. Elgin Fountain Square Plaza <312) 741-4300 Crystal Point Mall (815) 455-3600. St. Charles Mall (312) 377-2570. LAKEMOOR-LILYMOOR AREA Margaret Karas 385-4934 Set Theme, "Get lost In A Book" Libraries will be recognized during the week of Nov. 15 through Nov. 21 by the theme "Get Lost in a Book". The McHenry Nun da Library District on Lily Lake road is asking readers "What book would you most like to get lost in?" This is open to all ages. The responses will be a part of the statistics of no importance 100 years from now, but will be of interest to our current crop of readers. Bodes receiving the highest number of positive votes, will be purchased for the library in the event they are not already 'in the collection. What is your favorite book, the one that has given you great pleasure or knowledge or help? Join in recognizing Library Week by sharing the book you would most like to be lost in, with other readers in the library community. LAKEMOOR VILLAGE NEWS Public Works administrator John Foute called in regard to last week's column on the use of the second floor of the Municipal building for meetings. He states that assistance would be given anyone who has a problem getting up the steep stairs. Semantics reared its head, and Foute questioned using the term "professional" carrier in regard to the garbage pickup. Mrs. Lola Nar- caroti, as village clerk at the time this information was given, did not use that term. Perhaps a better adjective would have been "commercial" as no slur was intended on the garbage pickup abilities of Lakemoor's Public Works department. Ray Embrey is also in favor of the Lakemoor meetings being held on the ground floor of the Municipal building. SERVICE AT SENIOR CENTER Many people from our area take advantage of free blood pressure taking, held the first Thursday of every month at the center. Myldred Rowe and L were among those who were screened by Kathy Anderson, R.N. of the McHenry hospital. Myldred's invitation to stay for lunch was accepted and we enjoyed a tasty fish dinner complete with rice pud­ ding. Julia Kraus greeted us, and Helen Para took care of the records. Director Dorothy Loss asked for assistance in locating another iK building for the Eat and Meet center, as parking is posing a problem on Pai* street. Anyone knowing of a possible site available for five days a week for several hours around lunch time, should call 385-8260. Such a worthwhile program, which is sup­ plying many mature persons reasonably priced hot luncheons, health care, fun and fellowship, should receive the whole community's support. ELECTION NOTES One of the largest turnouts in many years was recorded at the election quarters in Lakemoor. 103 votes were counted in McHenry Township 25. One of the election judges, Alma Hueckstaedt, could not understand some of the problems in the Chicago elections. Judges leaving the voting area without locking the tally sheets, votes and other items, puts a reflection on the integrity of other election judges, all of whom are given explicit instructions as to what is to be done, how and when. Perhaps by next Wednesday, we will even know if our governor is called Thompson or Stevenson. GET WELLS John LaBarbara of Lakemoor, assisting in the election on Nov. 2, had to leave early because he wasn't feeling well. Stephen Mumma of Lilymoor underwent an emergency appendectomy Oct. 25, but was able to return to school by the end of the week. WEEKEND VISIT Michael Hertel of Lilymoor was home for the Halloween weekend, on a pass from Fort Campbell, Ky., where he is stationed. He usually blows his horn as he passes his grandparents' house, but the drapes were drawn Saturday evening so he went quietly on to his parents' home. Laurel and Mike have given their son Michael a subscription to the Plaindealer to make sure he keeps up with the activities in and near McHenry. And of course, to keep track of what his family is doing. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU Nov. 11 is Tammy Sexton's bir­ thday. Two members of the Lakemoor community celebrate their days on the 15th, Thomas Para and Bill Garbacz. Kerry Snow of Parkside and Elias Betancourt of Lakemoor share Nov. 16. "It's just as easy to look for the good things in life rather than the bad". GOD BLESS Junior High Honor Students 9 / staff of McHenry Juni _ school has announced the first quarter high honor and honor rolls for the 1962- 83 school year. In order to make the honor roll a student must maintain a 3.0 or "B" average. To be placed on the high honor roll a student must have a 3.5 average. A 4.0 would represent a straight "A" average. High Honors - 4.0-3.5 Eighth Grade: Jenny Stueben, 4.0; Keith Adams, Heather Brown, Stacey Hudjera, Deanna Ransdell, Lisa Rigsby, Tony Schmitt and Lilli Taylor, Honors - 3.4-3.0 Jack Anderson, Rick Burke, Erika Bublitz, Scott Bohl, Jackie Boger, 1 Benoy, Pam Fritz, Jody Goben, ia Heald, Diana Hill, Debbie Itz, Robert Jessup, Cari-Lynn --ramski, Scott Jacobson, Tom Klapperich, Mary Beth Kenyon, Gary Kern, Chris Landis, Betty Lee, Keith Losch, Joe Maras, Scott Miller, Chris Neufheier? Frank O'Leary, Brian Peterson, Philip Pratt, Katie Prust, Chris Orin, Nicole Sheridan, Mary Schultz, Laura Siok, Aleen Walsh, Dave Weakman and Ken Zabielski. Honorable Mention Mark DeLaMatter, Cindy Gannon and Vickie Mayo. High Honors - 4.0-3.5 Seventh Grade: Melissa Sikorski, 4.0; Denise Stasiak - 4.0; Chris Buss, Kelly Covalt, Kristy Cullison, Bretta Karls, Wendy Kelley, Robert Pat­ terson, Heather Wakitsch and Sonja Youngwith. Honors-3.4-3,0 Robert Acred, Todd Ballowe, Julie Barry, Karen Bishop, Mike Boland, Tammy Bonde, Laurie Brefekl, Karen Bruli. Renee Busche, Shannon IPfK ̂ v* ;• Sherry Cosyns, Maria Delgado, Angela Dennis, Jenny Gerstad, Debbie Graef, Kevin Har­ per, Jim Hayes, Scott Hurda, Wendy Johnson, Dale. Kluesener, Michele Laskonis, Chad Mihevc, Lisa Miller, Dave Mucciante, Angela Orin, Dawn Sheehan, Tammy Sornson, Jack Watrous, Kim Weyde, Lisa Wilkinson and Dawn Zabielski. Honorable Mention Steve Boelter. High Honors -4.0-3.5 Sixth Grade: Deborah Ozyuk, 4.0; Kristie Bastear, Brian Condon, Christopher Dubsky, Kim Greany, Courtney Greer, Amy Hutchings, Wendy Mazzoni, Carrie Roach and Heather Wirtz. Honors - 3.4-3.0 Jennifer Bird, Brian Bromley, Mike Calarco, Jeff Carl, Deborah Cheatham, Bret Derby, Jennifer Donlan, Mark Dowell, Marlene Frantz, Allison Fullmer, Heidi Gelwicks, Rick Glos, Paul Knoll, Tracy Kurowski, Tammy Nelson, Kris ten Panerali, Peter Ramstedt, Kelly Roach, Linda Taylor, Judith Warren and Donald Willemarck. Honorable Mention David Khollman and Dana Phillips. GREENHOUSE ON WHEELS Solar greenhouses or sunspaces are being attached to buildings across the country to save energy, create sunny living spaces and to grow winter vegetables and flowers. The passive solar greenhouse is attached to wheels and travels along highways. This greenhouse will be open for viewing Nov. 16 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Market Place parking lot (Rt. 120) in McHenry. Save 25%! 4-Pc. Sheet Sets for Your Waterbed This week . . . b e a u t i f u l w a t e r b e d s h e e t s e t s i n k i n g a n d queen sizes! Each set includes: 1 top sheet, 1 attached bottom sheet and 2 queen or king cases. J patterns- Canadian Sunset™, The Mountains and Serengetti, a wild- rfe scene. Also, Regular $16 Waterbed Mattress Pads, kings and queens 11.97 King or Queen 97 Set Reg. $39.99 29! HURRY SALE ENDS SUNDAY, NOV. 14th