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0 PAGE 29 - PLAINDEALEE . WPnNP«n*y NOVEMBER », 1977 S A V E T H E M C C W A Y • S A V E T H E M C C W A Y SAVE THE£ ft MERCHANDISE CLEARANCE CENTER * DIVISION OF IENEI DIRECT MARKETING 301 fl . Virginia Si. CRYSTAL LAKE I I S 4 S S 0 3 3 3 Mod Tun. 9 a.m. S p m dfed.. Thurs. fri. 5 a.m. I p.m. Sal 9 a m S p m Sun 10 a m 5pm N Rt 14 St 4E'RL * /<aSv MCC : EASY TO Fl Rt 31 AID' LOOK! Sale Days Wed. Nov. 9 thru Tiies. Nov. 15. -While Quanities Last- Where else but Jewel MCC would you find unbelievable discounts' on fall and winter clothing? Through Tuesday our entire selection of wearing apparel (except socks and un­ derwear) will be reduced 60 per cent off our already discounted price. Make plans to stop by today to take advantage of this extraordinary sale. CLOTHING SALE OFF STORE PRICK n •JACKET^' •COATS •SHIRTS •LOUNGEWEAR •SCARFS •SWEATERS •JEANS •SLACKS •SPORTCOATS •BOOTS •SHOES •CHILDRENS RAINCOATS •BLOUSES •DRESSES •PANTSUITS •LEISURE SUITS SORRY, SOCKS AND UNDERWEAR NOT INCLUDED ON THIS SALE. SOUNDESIGN AM-FM PORTABLE RADIO •Battery/electric •Great sound! MCC REG. $17.99 GOING PLACES? LUGGAGE SALE SCENE FROM COMEDY - Playing the role of George, Peter Bender, shown at right, wonders how to cope with his wile, Linda, played by Lynn Lupo, and her old college boy friend, Bert, portrayed by Craig Butler. This is one of the comedy scenes In the show, "Send Me No Flowers" to be given in the West auditorium Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. II, 12 and 13, starting time at 8 o.m. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLOUD OFF STORE PRICE Includes our deluxe gym baqs too! STOP BY AND CHECK OUT OUR MONDAY -TUESDAY ONLY SPECIALS SAVE THE MCC WAY • SAVE THE MCC WAY* SAVE TH IS Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Auxiliary To Be Launched Officially Ladies of Sunnyside take notice, we are on our way, we finally have found a meeting place and our newly formed Women's auxiliary will hold its first meeting Wednesday, Nov. 16, at 1:30 p.m. The place is R a y m o n d ' s ( f o r m e r l y Tomasello's), located on Chapel Hill road and the Fox river. Mr. Raymond has given us a room to'use for our meetings. With deep ap­ preciation, we accepted his generous offer. The first meeting basically will be to elect officers and set up an agenda. So be thinking of things to do in the coming months. All of you ladies who signed up at the picnic and others who are interested in joining the auxiliary, mark Nov. 16 on your calendar. Ladies from neigh­ boring areas are also welcome to join. Though women's clubs are geared to civic affairs and aiding the community, we also anticipate having a good time working for the benefit of our people. / Jo Ann Britt, president of the Pistakee Terrace association was largely responsible for finding a suitable meeting place. I'm sure the ladies of Sunnyside will welcome Jo Ann as a member should she decide to join. RECIPES One of the projects we have discussed since the idea of the auxiliary originated is a recipe book comprised of recipes collected from ladies of the community. This collection would be printed in a local cookbook featuring the favorite recipes of ladies in our area and from neighboring areas who would like to be included. Send in your favorite recipe to Betty Messer, 1405 Bayview lane, McHenry, or drop it off at the house. Be sure to include your name and your area. HAUNTED HOUSE Many of you visited the Pistakee Highlands haunted house over the Halloween weekend. What started out with six people working turned into a giant project involving sixty- three people, who worked over the weekend. The women's club greatly appreciate the time and effort of those who donated time to make this the great success it was. In the three days it was open, over 3,000 peo^e the haunted house held at the Pistakee Highlands Community club. They came from all over McHenry and Lake counties. The women's club took in over $2,000 which will go to various groups in the area. Some will go for a gift to be donated to the new high school in the name of the Pistakee Highlands Women's club. The bike parade in August and the haunted house were the ideas of Dan Felix, who's wife, Nancy, is the president of the women's club. These two projects were such a huge success that Dan will have a hard time topping them. But we'll all be watching to see what Dan comes up with for the Christmas season. MONTHLY MEETING The village of Sunnyside held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Nov. 1. It was decided at this meeting to set a cutoff date of the twenty-fifth of the month for receipt of monthly bills. Anything arriving after that date will be held over for the next month. Snow removal bids have been accepted and the Village of Sunnyside is ready for winter. Businesses operating in the village of Sunnyside will be required to purchase their licenses for the year 1978 by Dec. 31. Licenses run from January to December of the calendar year. BIRTHDAYS This week's birthday bouquets go to Jonnie Boike who has her special day Nev. 7. also celebrating Nov. 7 it Nora Klapperich. Donna Gaylord has her day Nov. ll and Lraiie Schneider has his day Nov. 12. And Nov. 13 is the big day tor Phillip Flemming and Ed Heim. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to come. 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