MY SUN DAY NEWS
There is no such thing as perfection, life always reminds us. But the sport of golf occasionally offers an opportunity that comes about as close as one can get to that exalted status. That’s when you, your club, and your swing team up to form a connection between your ball and a small hole you can’t even see.
Centegra Health System hosts comprehensive prostate health support services for area residents who are interested in maintaining good prostate health or who are impacted by prostate cancer.
Recently, Sun Day has published SunCPAC Q & A’s. The Q & A’s are intended to help Sun City residents better understand the residential property assessment process. But, what is SunCPAC?
In an informal survey at the woodshop of household problems, the problem most mentioned was squeaky doors. We discussed a number of ways to fix the problem, including turning up the radio to drown out the squeak. The problem most often is caused by the hinges running dry of lubricant, causing the metal parts to rub together, making a squeaking noise.
A cartoon by John DiDonna.
A recent study conducted about consumer buying habits by ShopSmart magazine indicated that 60% of the respondents identified themselves as impulsive buyers. This didn’t really surprise me after I considered a typical shopping experience in the grocery store. It’s like entering a minefield.
Greater Elgin Family Care Center has begun construction of the McHenry Community Health Center at 3901 Mercy Drive in McHenry. Construction began on March 31.
The birds return to Sun City!
I would like to thank all those who were instrumental in helping me get elected as Huntley Village Trustee. With your support and hard work, we were able to accomplish what we set out to do.
Amy and Carolyn are old friends. They have both been married to their husband for a long time. Amy is upset because she thinks her husband doesn’t find her attractive anymore.
A poem by Joe Loughlin.
A church campus from Carillon in Plainfield will have Sunday services at Meadowview Lodge in Sun City and hopes to get into the renovated sales center as soon as it is ready. Without a hint to our Community in their months of negotiation, the Sun City Board has signed a contract with the church for the first 3 months.
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.
A poem by Betty Reffke.
Do you have coupons you don’t need or need coupons you don’t have? Come to our monthly Super Couponing™ Swap from 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 27 at the Huntley Area Public Library.
Before Nick and I married, my husband issued me an unwritten pre-nuptial statement which would allow him to ski where and whenever he desired throughout our wedded years. Having met each other in a Chicagoland ski club, where Nick was presiding president, this did not seem to be an unusual request from him at the time. What I didn’t know then, however, was the fact that Nick would become a certified ski instructor, would ski tough Canadian glaciers, and would very successfully teach all of our three children, as well as his wife, to love skiing. What I didn’t know then, either, was that both Nick and I would still be skiing into our senior years.
Didius tied the straps of his sandals as he prepared to report for duty. He moved slowly and hung his head in spite of the beautiful spring morning. His wife Panthia watched him from the other room. She could no longer contain her concern.
They say it takes a whole village to raise a child. I think the same is true, even truer, for a business because without the support of the community, the business will not progress.
For all this technology, it’s hard to believe that the history of automobiles is a short one.
In 1999, Marianne Ricciardi’s son, Pat, was diagnosed with a serious and rare form of pediatric bone cancer, Ewing’s sarcoma, right after his 22 birthday. Given only a 35% chance of survival, Pat and his family consulted all the leading specialists. When they finally performed surgery, Pat’s tumor was the size of a cantaloupe.
When Jameson’s Restaurant opens next Wednesday, April 13, it will be one of the biggest events in Del Webb’s 13-year history in Huntley.
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.
