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r:\: .• U /. i Sunnyside Area Messer 344-2494 Daughter Sings for Papa/ Mass ! > & Kate and Andy Eichhorn, 1409 W. May avenue were so pleased when they heard their daughter, Annette Orgler, who sings with the choir at St. Mary's Roman Catholic church in Riverside, 111., lias been asked to sing at the papal Mass in Chicago. The choir, under the direction of Mr. A. Pelloquin, will sing in the Mass in Grant park Oct. 5 for Pope John Paul II. What an honor and privilege to be part of this auspicious occasion! Mom and Dad, though, intend to watch the Mass on TV rather than be part of the countless numbers who will crowd Grant park for Pope John's Mass. • t>* v? WOMEN'S CLUB The Pistakee Highland's Women's club will hold the first meeting of the year on Wed­ nesday, Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Pistakee Highland's Com­ munity center at Hilltop and Louella. The .feature of the evening will' be a slide presentation. The new club officers are president, Terry Connery; v i c e - p r e s i d e n t , E l l i e Wroblewski; treasurer, Sally VonBruenchenheim; and secretary, Jean Wilkinson. The club is open to all women of the area. You do not have to reside in the Highlands. All are welcome and hope to see a good turnout. The Haunted House at Halloween will be held again this year from Oct. 26 through 28. The Haunted House has beet* such a huge success the past two years, drawing people from all over the area, and all are looking forward to it again this year. Watch at a later date for the times that the Haunted House will be open. ' . • i VILLAGE MEETING Tuesday, Sept. 18 was the second monthly meeting of the village of Sunnyside. A rather lengthy business meeting was held and a heated discussion on zoning along Wilmot road ensued. All was resolved. , The village is accepting snow removal bids for the coming season. It's time once again to start planning for winter, in hopes last winter's blizzard will not happen this year, too. I'm sure we all remember the Blizzard of '79. Vehicle stickers for the coming year have been ordered and will go on sale Dec. 1. The next regular meeting of the village of Sunnyside will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 2, at 8 p.m. at the Johnsburg Junior high. BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings this week go to Carol Smith, who has her day Sept. 27. Mark Klapperich has his day Sept. 28. Best wishes to you both for a happy day and many more to come. WELCOME NEIGHBOR We welcome to the village of Sunnyside the Lon Forbes family who recently moved into a new home at 1903 W. May avenue. Hope you enjoy your new home, and living in our fair village. Do you have someone to whom you would like to wish a happy birthday or happy an­ niversary? If you do please call me. SOFFEN & SPEIL Sept. 9, Johnsburg held its' annual Soffen & Speil parade and picnic. This year's parade was one of the best. 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