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SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER SI, 1911 Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Women's Club Sponsors Magic Onion Puppet Show The Pistakee Highlands Women's club is sponsoring a live puppet show, "The Magic Onion". Directed by Ray , Nelson from the Puppet Place in Chicago. The dates are Dec. 17 and 18, the performances are 1 and 3 p.m. on both days. They will perform at the Pistakee Highlands community center. We are hoping all the children will enjoy seeing the puppet show before the holiday season. Because of limited seating we would like advance sales, but if there are tickets left, they will be sold at the door. After the performance Santa Claus will be there to greet the children and have a little surprise for them. If there are any questions please call: Nancy Felix 497-3837 or Dorothy Colley - 497-4146. IT'S MAGIC The Sunnyside Women's auxiliary is presenting a Magic Show. The show will be presented on Dec. 21, at Raymond's Johnsburg Bowl at Chapel Hill and .the Fox river. The time is 7 p.m. It promises to be a treat for young and old alike. The Great Rudini will astound you with his acts of prestidigitation. He will be assisted by his glamorous wife. There will be another treat, Mr. Marshall of T.V. fame will be on hand to perform some of his card tricks. So plan on attending this holiday treat "The Magic Show" during the holiday season. Seating is limited so be sure to purchase your tickets early. Tickets will be available from members of the Sun­ nyside Women's auxiliary. For further information call Jo Ann Britt - 344-2966, Kate Eichhorn - 385-7893 or Betty Messer 344- 3494. The newly formed Sun­ nyside auxiliary is off to a start, liie proceeds of the magic show will be presented to the village, of Sunnyside to go toward the building tund to erect a village hall. ERROR Pet Welfare informed that one of its members gave me the wrong information concerning the inoculation of cats for rabies. As yet there is no law that a cat must have a rabies shot. It is an item being discussed. Sorry about the misinformation. SUNNYSIDE VEHICLE STICKERS Thursday, Dec. 1, Illinois State license plates for the year 1978 go on sale. The village of Sunnyside village vehicle stickers also will go on sale starting Dec. 1. Stickers are available from the village clerk, 1405 Bayview Lane. Clerk's hours are Tuesday 7 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. All residents within the village limits are required to display a sticker on every vehicle they own. REMINDER The regular monthly meeting of the Village of Sunnyside will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 6, at 8 p.m. at the village hall, 4206 Wilmot road. Be sure to attend and find out what is going on in your village. New residents are invited to come out and meet with your village officials. RECIPES Don't forget to send your recipes for the Sunnyside Women's auxiliary cook book. Some delicious recipes have already come in, but many more are needed to put together a cook', book. So everyone get your recipes in to me, Betty Messer, 1405 Bayview Lane, McHenry. PETITIONS AGAINST FOX LAKE SEWAGE Petitions are being circulated to help keep the Fox River from being the dumping place for the Fox Lake sewage plant. If you are interested in keeping the sewage from going into the Fox river contact Jo Ann Britt 344- 2966. The more names on the petition to be presented down state in Springfield the better our chances of keeping the sewage out of the river. Tuesday, Dec. 6, WAIT Radio station will hold open discussion on its morning talk show about the Fox Lake sewage plant on the Jim Biedlel Show from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Senator Schaffer from Crystal Lake will be on hand and more than happy to answer your questions. Be sure to be tuned in. The phone number to call is 312-834-WAIT. BIRTHDAYS This week's birthday bouquet goes to Marion Pflug who celebrates her special day on Nov. 30. Best wishes for a happy day and many more to come. GENERAL ELECTRIC HAS A m&'ZtBw / / • Model QSD970 Bond direct from GE when you buy this GE BUILT-IN 5-CYCLE POTSCRUBBER II* DISHWASHER Quiet PermaTuf* Interior • Sound Insulated • Power Saving Drying Option • 3-level wash action • Dlal-A-Level* Upper Rack • Dual Detergent/ Rinse-Aid Dispenser Model JB500GV *25 Bond directfrom GE when you buy this QE RANGE with P-7* SELF-CLEANING OVEN/DIGITAL CLOCK • 3-in-1 Power Saver Calrod* Unit lets you select heat area to fit utensil size, 4", 6", or 8" • Picture Window Oven Door • Full-length Fluorescent Cook-Top Light *25 Bond direct fren GE when yeu buy this GE NO-GUE88WORK 2-kt-1 WASHER • Large Capacity Tub plus Mini-Basket™ Tub • 5 programmed Fabric Selections • Cold Wash/ Rinse Selections • 3 Speed combinations • 4 Cycles Model WWA 8460V CAREY Appliance SALES & SERVICE 1241 N. Green St. 385-5500 "MANY MOONS" Antioch playgoers should take special note that curtain time for "Many Moons," PM&L's upcoming holiday show, will be an hour earlier than usual. The whimsical James Thurber play will open Friday, Dec. 2, at the PM&L theater, 877 Main street in Antioch. Subsequent per­ formances are scheduled for Saturday and Friday, Dec. 3, 9, and 10. Curtain time for all of these performances has been moved up to 7:30 p.m. instead of the traditional later hour. FIFTY YEARS AUU (Taken from the files of December 1, 1927) After six months of "saying nothing but sawing wood", Henry Ford yesterday an­ nounced the specifications of the new Ford car which suc­ ceeds his famous Model T. A bare listing of* those specifications presents a picture of an automobile that in performance, appearance and mechanical features has heretofore been associated with a considerably higher price class. Unusual speed and ac­ celeration are among the outstanding features of the new car. It is announced as being able to make fifty-five to sixty miles an hour, with ease. What is more important, it is stated that when travelling at such speeds, it holds the road easily, and with comfort to driver and passengers. There are six models of the new car. They are phaeton, roadster, sport coupe, coupe, Tudor sedan and Fordor . sedan. Knox Motor Sales are preparing for a public recep­ tion Friday, when models of the new line will be shown in photographs and charts. Dr. and Mrs. H. Floyd Cannon and family announce that they will leave McHenry Dec. 5 and take up their residence in Waukegan, where Dr. Cannon will enter into a partnership with Dr. Howard C. Hoag for the practice of medicine and surgery. An all-star boxing show that will bring together the cream of the amateur stars of Chicago will be served for the fans, who like their cards mixed with top notch boxers and knock-out stars at the Polly Prim tavern at McHenry on Dec. 7. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 2, 1937) This community was shocked Saturday morning to receive news of the sudden death of Dr. David G. Wells, which occurred at the Hollywood hospital in Hollywood, Calif., Nov. 26. The prominent McHenry doctor, who would have been 69 years old on Dec. 16, had been in California less than a week, arriving there on the previous Sunday with his son, Dr. Glenn W. Wells, whom he ac­ companied home after his visit here. The Alumni association of the McHenry high school was organized at a council meeting at the high school Sunday af­ ternoon when representatives were present from every class from 1931 to 1937 inclusive. Every graduate of the high school is eligible and invited to join the association and may now enroll by contacting anyone of the association's officers, who are Harold Lind­ say, president; Jack furvey, vice-president; Rita Freund, secretary; and Edward Mat­ thews, treasurer. New regulations and changes in the game and fish laws will prohibit those who fish through the ice from using more than one line, according to the changes made July 1, and that will be enforced after the start of the new year. The Yuletide season was opened in McHenry yesterday, Dec. 1, when the annual distribution .of Christmas savings at the West McHenry State bank was commenced. Approximately $6,250 is being mailed out to 155 members of the savings club, which is a slightly smaller amount than that of last year, but no doubt, it will be most welcome1 at this time of year coming as it does, in time for Christmas shopping. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 11, 1952) For some time the condition of the bridge on South Green street (Elgin road) has been of vital concern to the McHenry City Council. Especially since the erection of the new Edgebrook school has this concern been high on the list of necessary improvements. Temporary measures have been taken to safeguard the children walking to and from school, but permanent changes have had to wait for the lack of necessary funds. Ringwell Farm of Ringwood has again been awarded honors at the International Livestock snow held at Chicago last week. The 8-month-old heifer calf, Ringwell Orange Talisman, won the blue ribbon in a class of thirty-one entries. This same little animal went on to win junior grand champion of the entire Shorthorn female show. Ringwell Diane stood third in a class of thirty-three entries. The annual McHenry County Basketball tournament will be staged in the Richmond gymnasium this year and will open Saturday night of this week. McHenry - meets Woodstock in the first game. Charles M. May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles May of the Spring Grove area, was recently admitted to the bar and is now practicing in McHenry and Lake counties. He was a graduate of Chicago Kent College of Law in June of this year with an LLB degree. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 6, 1967) One of the most important promotions of the McHenry Chamber of Commerce this year is in progress during the holiday season ahead. It promises to bring welcome cash gift certificates to the fortunate people who visit participating stores. There is nothing to buy. To take part, it is only necessary to visit one of the participating merchants, fill out a registration blank and deposit it in the box in that store. A large crowd of interested persons helped the McHenry Woman's club in the local observance of Illinois' sesquicentennial year last Sunday afternoon by attending a tea at the public library. The occasion was highlighted by the cutting of a beautiful decorated cake by Mayor Donald Doherty. On Dec. 16 the public will go to the polls to vote on referenda for School Districts 15 and 158. The former bond issue will provide the district with a middle school housing grades five through eight. The board of education has decided to go to a middle school organization, a breakdown into three nearly equal sections of kindergarten through fourth grade in the elementary building, fifth through eighth in the new middle school and ninth through twelfth in the high school. This building will be the first step toward the im­ plementation of that goal. T.L. "Cy" Young will be installed as commander of the Veterans of World War I, McHenry Barracks, at a meeting to be held at the Legion home on Thursday evening, Dec. 7. Salad Story Salads continue to make up a good portion of the American diet. According to some spe­ cialists, the average Ameri­ can eats about 23.6 pounds of let­ tuce and 15.7 pounds of apples each year. Also eaten per per­ son are 11.8 pounds of to­ matoes, 9 pounds of cabbage and 7.2 pounds of carrots. spurgeons This is the Week for Holiday Savings! National Brand Ladies Coordinated Sportswear Select group-Priced as marked Reduced 25-50% Available while quantities last va» Boxed Christmac Card* Reg. 1.59 Box Gift Wrap Reg. 1.79 Mens Ties Redi-Knots Hand Tie • AA Values I V V to 3.50 I Priced as marked Available while quantities last. Ladies Dresses Sizes 5-24 '/a Reg. 12.97 Christmas Table Cloths Vinyl-Flannel Backed Reg. 2.99 52x52 52x70 Reg. 3.99 60" Rd. 52x90 Mens fESEf Suits Coorduroy Jacket 60.00- 51.00 Soi««ach Vest 20.00- 17.00 Soieeach Pant 20.00- 17.00 sai««ach Sale all Three Pieces Select Group of Women's & Girl's Coats Reduced 20-30-40% Priced as marked. Available while quantites last. Hurry for Best Selection 7700 Christmas Towels Printed Reg. 1.39 Appliqued Reg. 1.79 11 Select Group of Mens & Boys Coats R«Juc«J 20-30% Priced as marked Available while quantities last. Hurry for Best Selection Mens Hooded Sweatshirts 88S 1 11.00 Now McHenry, III. each Boys Stocking Caps J 50 Ladies Gowns A PJ's Flannels ft Brushed Nylon. S-Xl Reg. 600 Reg. 7.00 488 £88 spurgeons Beauty Salon 385-4520 with any Professional Salon Service performed from Dec. 1-10 entitles you to a 15% Dis­ count on Store Merchandise* *Sale items excluded One discount per person Mertfc Polyester Pants Reg, 2.00 Now Waist 30-42 Reg. 10.00 Now 7" 4400 W. RTE.120 spurgeons McHENRY, ILL. 385-4100 HOURS: DAILY *4 SAT. 9-4 SUN. 1S-S i