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m. PAUb iv - r tiAunuCiiiiiCiA - niilinCiSUAI > SCiCTKMBIiiH U, W<l Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 a!0( ' j ICY Much Activity Within Village I- Here I am again after 'another glorious week in the northwoods of Wisconsin. Vacation time is over and the children are back in school. Johnsburg students do have school. The weekend of Aug. 25 turned out to be quite a •weekend here in Sunnyside. The rescue squad held its an­ nual dnace The concert held by Bits & Pieces for its grand opening from all reports was a smashing success. Those who saw Dave "Elvis" Elhert perform were awed ,by his likeness to the late Elvis Presley. The Sunnyside police department was kept busy too. The crowd of around 400 that attended the concert was no problem. But during the con­ cert police anwered a call on a car that went into the channel at Channel Beach and River- view drive. The driver escaped without injury, but it took a ROMAN'S LOW EVERYDAY PRICES CARPET TO FIT EVERY NEED FROM $3M TO *22" HUNDREDS OF REMNANTS UP TO 50% OFF QUALITY INSTALLATION FINANCING -- LAYAWAY ROMAN'S aSS 3004 W.Rt. 120 (NEXT TO V.F.W.) McHenry, II. 815-344-3030 couple of hours to retrieve the car. VILLAGE MEETING Tuesday, Sept. 4, was the regular monthly meeting of the village of Sunnyside. The board signed the final plat for a new subdivision, Chapel Hill Oaks, that falls within the village lMs mile jurisdiction. The village will be accepting bids for snow removal for the winter of 79-80. The next meeting of the village will be held Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Johnsburg junior high. PACK 452 Cub Scout pack 452 will be holding registration for the coming year Wed., Sept. 19, at the Johnsburg junior high* multi-purpose room at 7 p.m.' Scouting is open to boys 8 and 9 or have completed second grade. For more information call 497-3691 or 497-4383. JR. BOWLING LEAGUE The Palace Bowl junior bowling leagues resume bowling Saturday, Sept. 15. Many of the boys from the area who bowled in the junior league last year are anxious to resume with the new season. The boys enjoyed last year including the banquet at the end of the season. NEW ARRIVAL On Sunday, Sept. 3, Lillian and John Pomonis, 1501 Rosemarie, became the proud parents of a little girl, Karen Marie. Karen is the fourth child for the Pomonises, and weighed 6 lbs., 14 oz., on arrival. Karen was born in the McHenry hospital, and on arrival home was greeted by brothers Keith and Nick, and sister Jenny. Lillian is ' the Sunnyside juvenile officer and husband, John, recently became a rookie on the Sunnyside police force. ANNIVERSARY - This week's anniversary couple are Cammie and Don Gaylord of Channel Beach drive. Their special day is Sept. 12. Best wishes for a happy day and many more happy years together. Happy anniversary to Wes and Char Saback of Lake Dawnwood, Sept. 15. , BIRTHDAYS v Birthday greetings this week go to Cindy Pflug, whose day is Sept. 7. Ethel Jeffers has her day on Sept. 12. Denise Mitchell has her day Sept. 13. Best wishes to you. all for a happy day, followed by a year full of happy days. Museum Features Collection Real Relief John: "Did you feel any relief when you went to the dentist?" Dale: "I sure did. He wasn't there!" How many people are in­ terested in barbed wire or old nails? Would they like to know more about them? Do they know that Otis Stubbs. of 9618 Illinois street, Hebron, has about 800 samples of a great variety of wire types and that Mrs. Stubbs has a collection of nails, particularly those used on railroad ties and on utility poles? Visitors will have an op­ portunity to learn more about these two fascinating hobbies at the McHenry County Historical museum in Union Sunday, Sept. 16, at 2:30 p.m. Both Mr. and Mrs. Stubbs have beautifully mounted displays which they will show and ex­ plain at the museum. While on their honeymoon trip several years ago, they visited an antique shop in LARRY K. J DANIEL A. JOHNSON & MENGELWG * ' • ' announce the opening of new law offices at: Courthouse Plaza Building • 666 Russel Ct., Woodstock, III. 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