MY SUN DAY NEWS
This week in history.
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As fall approaches and summer vacation is over, a mother wakes up her son and says it’s the first day of school, so get up and get ready. He says, “Mom, I don’t want to go back. Please don’t make me. I hate school!”
People filed into the Fountain View Room at Prairie Lodge as the clock reached 6:00 on a Tuesday evening, the start of an average practice for the Prairie Singers. As the room settled down, Eugene Rhodes, the president of the Prairie Singers, issued some announcements before the group began their rehearsal.
At the risk of sounding like I’m writing an obituary, I want to tell you about someone both very special and very important to the Sun Day.
A fight at a home in the 11000 block of Morning Glory Lane in Sun City on Monday, May 26, escalated into a shooting that left one dead and two injured.
On the morning of Sunday, May 25, Sun City World War II Veteran Paul Souchek was interviewed at Willow Creek Community Church, Huntley Campus by Pastor Todd. Using direct quotes, here are highlights of that interview presented to the church’s congregation.
On June 10, Tony Ocean and The Band are scheduled to play in the Sun City Huntley Prairie Lodge in commemoration of Dean Martin and other artists.
Huntley Community Radio was recently approved by the FCC to become an FM station — WHRU LP FM 101.5. In order to make this happen by the end of 2014, we need to raise $45,000 for studies, equipment, and equipment installation.
If you are fortunate enough to own a dog as a pet, you should be already engaging in the sport and exercise of walking. An advantage of Sun Citians who have larger canine animals is definitely the real possibility of walking greater lengths and greater speeds on a frequent daily basis (as you will read in Part 2/last paragraph). For a larger population of our community this summer, let’s also try walking!
When the Dining Duo heard that the Crystal Lake Rib House moved to a larger and more modern location, it was our duty to check it out. It’s actually 300 yards closer and on the opposite side of the street. When you walk in, it’s like “Let’s Make A Deal.”
It seems that a person’s first home will always have special meaning to them. The first kitchen where you cook your first meals, the first dining room where you host your first family meal for a holiday, the first walls where, for good or for bad, you choose the colors of paint.
My mom has been living a very healthy life until recently. She now suffers from panic attacks and can’t leave the house. I’m constantly checking on her and making sure she is okay. I don’t have much patience some days. Help!
Coyotes are similar in appearance to some domestic dogs, but they are set apart by their pointed nose and bushy tail.
We have come a long way since the days of S & H green stamps. That is the earliest reward system I can remember as a child. My Mom would save books of S & H green stamps. I can remember going with her to the S & H Green Stamp redemption center to turn in her books of stamps for all sorts of gifts.
This is a great “popcorn movie.” No social agendas, no lingering concerns, just a great action/adventure film. From the opening moments there is no rest as this story quickly unfolds, and you are hooked.
It happened several years ago, but every time I hear those three simple words I think of it.
When we speak of the cardiovascular system we will be including all disease that is associated with it: high blood pressure, elevated blood fats, diabetes, heart disease, strokes, and obesity.
In April we held our semiannual event at the shop where we invite residents to bring their wobbly chairs, broken tables, and sticky dresser drawers to the Ask the Woodchucks repair day.
Letters for the week of June 5, 2014.
Ok everyone,” said the the instructor at the birthing class trying to get everyone’s attention. “We are going to do an exercise now, that’s purpose is to help the men sympathize with their partners.”
Writing a novel is difficult. From conception to putting pen on paper to proofreading, the whole process is daunting. But imagine writing five novels. Especially two in roughly the same time period. That’s what Kym Brunner did, and both are expected to hit bookshelves in the coming months.
“Thank you for meeting with me again. This shouldn’t take too long,” Ian said. I knew not to get my hopes up. After all, this was the umpteenth time I had interviewed for a job, and what I assumed would’ve been another job interview that led to either being turned away from the job or never hearing from the company again.
If the Sun City musical group the Sun-Tones doesn’t ring a bell, their voices certainly do. The a cappella ensemble has been entertaining audiences at small events and local venues for nearly ten years, bringing barbershop back in vogue.
The following is another sound-bite roundup of association and board of directors-related topics of significant interest to Sun City residents.
A unique and stirring musical anthology of World War II, combined with moving narratives, will be performed in west suburban Wheaton 8 p.m. Saturday, June 7.
If your father had been dead for 20 years and if you had few childhood photos of him (or none), how important would it be to you to see a lost picture of him at 13 years old?
The Report to the Surgeon General on Physical Activity and Health issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia shows alarming statistics that most older adults aren’t getting enough exercise. It states that one in three men and half of women by age 75 are completely sedentary in their leisure time.
