MY SUN DAY NEWS
There are nearly 100 charter clubs and special interest groups at Sun City, and more activities are being thought up all the time. The latest? A crossword puzzle tournament.
Sun City has a new author. Meet Richard Gregory, N. 24, the newly published author of Positive Thinking and You, (2nd ed).
News briefs and more.
Spring is in the air. Flowers are blooming. Birds are singing, and two new churches are coming to the Sun City and Huntley area. Willow Creek Huntley will be based at the Huntley High School, and the Community Christian Church will be based in the Oak/Elm Room of the Meadow View Lodge in Sun City.
Sun City is an extremely active community, especially when it comes to fitness. But there’s a lot of people who don’t or are unable to exercise but wish they could.
This one comes from my percussion buddy, neighbor, and softball teammate, Jerry McClellan. Jerry writes:
Question: The following question came into our website: “We have had several neighbors ask about mildew on the outside of their home, on the plastic siding. Can you give some advice on this subject?”
I recently received a letter from one of our readers (who will remain anonymous) in response to the column on “We are Victims of Our Own Success.” That column referenced a recent ABC News segment called “Made in America.” Our reader made some very interesting insights which I would like to share with you here.
A cartoon by John DiDonna.
Kenneth P Hanley recently joined the staff at Citizens First National Bank in Huntley as Assistant Vice President – Sales Manager, according to Jacqualyn Karlosky, Senior Vice President – Consumer Banking for Citizens First National Bank.
Dr. Aimee Drolet will discuss the worldwide phenomenon of population aging and how it will affect spending patterns. Learn how aging affects your decision-making process.
Q: Will SunCPAC have a booth at the April 16th Charter Club & Interest Group Expo?
Soon after the death of Millie Elgor, a dear friend of mine for many years, I found myself in a rather uncomfortable position. Millie’s sister, Georgia, called me to ask if I would be able to fly to Red Hook, New York, where Millie owned a small cottage. Georgia and the rest of her close-knit family knew of our trusting and loyal friendship since the early days of our youth. They themselves could not bear the task of going through her personal belongings.
On a chilly winter evening, Ben and his wife were snuggled together on the floor watching television. During a commercial break, he reached over and gave his wife’s foot a gentle squeeze.
These are cryptograms consisting of quotations by famous people, past or present. Each letter in the puzzle stands for another letter. Today’s clues are as follows.
In the cover story titled Campaign Trail, Open Forum Village Trustee Candidates, Part I of the March 24 edition of the Sun Day, we stated that the remainder of the article would be printed in full in the next edition on April 7, the current edition. This statement was printed in error, as at the time, the dates of publication for the Sun Day and for the elections for Village Trustee were unintentionally confused.
As the candidates for Huntley Village Trustees turn that last leg in the long mile to the April 11 elections, Sun Day reporter Mason Souza caught up with each and had the opportunity for a Q&A session in which he discussed their roles as trustees or future trustees and their personal perspectives on Sun City.
Do you ever want to weep when you buy a product that actually works how it’s supposed to? It’s like reaching the Promised Land after a thousand years wandering aimlessly through the Wasteland of Faulty Merchandise.
The past year Sun City resident Phillip Cody of Neighborhood 7 has spent cleaning and organizing his father’s estate has been not only an adventure in family history but American history.
In life, some people are givers and some are takers. Eleanor Workman (N.17) is a giver with “Hire a High School Helper.”
As people age and find their mobility limited, or perhaps are recovering from an injury or surgery, is there an activity that they can enjoy and reap health and fitness benefits from without risk of injury or discomfort? Yes, says Jack Bolger, coach of the Stingrays, who has been in aquatics as a competitor, water polo player, life guard, and coach for more than 50 years, and the answer lies under the water, or at least in a pool.
“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity,” Psalm (133:1). Randy Bandy of N. 15 and The Sonshine Boys, a weekly bible study group based out of Sun City, has truly taken this message to heart.
For more than 37 years, Labels for Education has been awarding free educational equipment to schools in exchange for proofs of purchase from the Campbell family of brands. Today, over 60,000 schools and organizations are registered with Labels for Education, benefiting more than 42 million students.
In the last issue, we wrote about the two types of storage tank water heaters used by Del Webb in Sun City, Huntley (open combustion and closed combustion). After 10-15 years of use, these water heaters will need to be replaced.
Owners and players are at it again, posturing and manipulating each other into another agreement about what to do with their billions. There is simply too much money involved in this equation to make an early agreement between the players union and owners possible. There is too much leverage available—off-season mini-camps, the college draft, and even pre-season training camps.
The endless meandering of homes over miles of manicured streets … the golf course, tennis courts, wood shop, ball field, swimming pools, fitness centers, a lake and nature trails … places to meet and greet … see new things … places to learn new things … and try new things … it’s all here.
Senior service organization Faith in Action of McHenry County (FIAMC) is pleased to host its annual benefit dinner An Evening in Italy on Saturday, April 2. This year’s event has been moved from its traditional January time and also is being held at a new, larger venue D’Andrea Banquets, 4419 US Hwy 14, Crystal Lake.
I thought that you (the Sun Day) might be interested in what some of us are doing in Sun City West, AZ, while our friends in Sun City Huntley are shoveling themselves out and looking for sun.
Two gas company servicemen, a senior training supervisor and a young trainee, were checking meters in a suburban neighborhood. They parked their truck at the end of the block and worked their way to the other end of the block.
