Lifestyles
SUN CITY
HUNTLEY
J U LY 2 0 1 0
SUNDAY, JULY 4 —
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Meadow View Lodge is CLOSED
Prairie Lodge Hours 8am-7pm
Prairie Lodge Lifestyles published monthly by:
Administrative Offices will be
Sun City Community Association of Huntley, Inc.
12880 Del Webb Boulevard • Huntley, IL 60142 • www.oursuncityhuntley.net
closed on Monday, July 5 in
recognition of Independence Day.
Business Hours/Contact Information
In This Issue...
Business Hours 4 Open to all Residents
(847) 515-7650 Monday – Friday ........9am - Dusk or 8:45pm
MAIN CONTACT
Staff & Board Members 6 (847) 515-7303 FAX (Official Association Saturday ........................9am - Dusk or 7:45pm
Business) Sunday ..........................................9am - 6:45pm
General Information 6-7 Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
Prairie Lodge Outdoor Pool Hours
(847) 515-7748
DIRECTOR & COMMITTEE Exterior Modifications Assistance
Monday-Friday............9am – Dusk or 8:45pm
June-September (weather permitting)
Resident Business Center Saturday ......................9am – Dusk or 7:45pm
ARTICLES
Executive Director 8 Monday – Thursday 9am-12pm Sunday ........................................9am – 6:45pm
Governance & Standards All desks will open at 6:30am on the first day
Director 8 of registration.
(847) 669-2392
Railroad Club Room
Information
Technology/Communications (847) 515-7773
Prairie Lodge Member Services
(847) 515-7680
Whisper Creek Golf & Gift Shop
Monday - Friday 8am-9pm
Coordinator 9 Saturday 8am-6pm
Lifestyles Director 10 Sunday 10am-6pm
The Wellness Center by Centegra Health
(847) 515-2078 • Fax (847) 515-2334
System
Communications Coordinator 11 Monday, Tuesday,
12980 Meadow View Court
Meadow View Lodge Member Services
Free Business Seminars 11 (847) 515-7695 Wednesday and Friday 8am-4pm
Monday - Friday 7:30am-9pm Thursday 8am-6pm
Landscape Services Supervisor Saturday 8am-12pm
Saturday* 8am-5pm
and Common Area Sunday 8am-5pm
Landscaping 11 (847) 515-7675
Walleye Grill Restaurant
*Open until 9pm for private parties
LUNCH
Photo Contest 12 Resident Business Center Fax
(847) 515-7244 Monday-Saturday 11am-3pm
Director, Administration 12 Sunday (Breakfast Buffet) 9:30am-1:30pm
DINNER
Sun City Election Committee (847) 515-7635 Monday-Thursday 3-8pm
Prairie Lodge Fitness Center
Ad 13 Monday - Friday 6:30am-9pm Friday-Saturday 3-9pm
Saturday 7am-7pm Sunday 1:30-8pm
Wellness 14 Sunday 8am-7pm
Food Services 15
(847) 515-7344
Drendel Ballroom Banquet & Catering
Community Bulletin Board 16 (847) 515-7692
Meadow View Lodge Fitness Center
Monday - Friday 6:30am-8pm
Neighborhood Advisory Saturday 7am-5pm (847) 515-7200
Del Webb Sales Department
Council 17 Sunday 8am-5pm
Charity Softball Game Ad 17 (877) 850-2547
Del Webb Customer Relations
Service Hours by Appointment
Cardio-Strength Room, Prairie Lodge Pools
Fitness 18-22
& Walking Track
Special Events 23-28 Anytime during regular operational hours
Adult Guest Hours: Billiard Room & Outdoor Facilities:
Trips 29-35
Pavilion & Eakin Field
Maintain the same hours as Prairie Lodge
Educational Opportunities 36-40 Monday - Friday 3pm-5pm
Family Swim
Saturday & Sunday 1pm-4pm
Tall Oaks Tennis Club
Committees 41
6am - 10pm (Weather Permitting)
Lifestyles Calendar 42
Meadow View Aquatic Center Hours
(847) 669-2384
Millgrove Woodshop
A RESIDENT ONLY POOL
June-September (weather permitting)
Charter Clubs 43-48
Lap Swimming and Classes
Resident Special Interest Monday – Sunday ..................................9-11am
Groups 49-50 The material contained within Lifestyles is checked for accuracy, however, may contain typographical errors or inaccuracies and may
not be complete or current at the time of printing. Sun City Community Association of Huntley, Inc. will assume no (and hereby
Advertisements 2, 3, 5, 11, 51-88 disclaims any) responsibility for any errors or omissions of this newsletter’s content. Nor shall we be responsible for any damages
incurred as a result of the content or use of this newsletter. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.
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Your Wentworth Management Team Contact Information MAIN NUMBER: (847) 515-7650
ADMINISTRATION: GOVERNANCE & STANDARDS:
bill.pennock@suncityhuntley.org deanna.loughran@suncityhuntley.org
Bill Pennock 847-515-7754 Deanna Loughran 847-515-7664
847-515-7226 (FAX)
Executive Director Governance & Standards Director
deborah.seger@suncityhuntley.org
Debby Seger 847-515-7671
amy.essig@suncityhuntley.org
Director, Administration Amy Essig 847-515-7748
Community Standards Advisor
sharon.lorenz@suncityhuntley.org
FINANCE: Sharon Lorenz 847-515-7678
bruce.carr@suncityhuntley.org
Bruce Carr 847-515-7638 Office Clerk, New Res. Orientation
Finance Director
delores.drees@suncityhuntley.org
Delores Drees 847-515-7636 MAINTENANCE:
dave.osborn@suncityhuntley.org
Assistant Controller Dave Osborn 847-515-7618
lesia.pedersen@suncityhuntley.org
Lesia Pedersen 847-515-7309 Maintenance Director
joe.bottalla@suncityhuntley.org
Membership, Billing Inquiries Joe Bottalla 847-515-7612
Landscape Services Supervisor
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY/COMMUNICATIONS: and Common Area Landscaping
kathleen.flannery@suncityhuntley.org russell.woodside@suncityhuntley.org
Kathleen Flannery 847-515-7765 Russell Woodside 847-515-7761
Information Technology/ Landscaping Services Associate
Communications Director Waste Removal Services
ollie.arseneau@suncityhuntley.org
Ollie Arseneau 847-515-7656 APN Landscaping
Publications Assistant Neighborhood 19, 20, 22, & 38
robert.laird@suncityhuntley.org
Robert Laird 847-515-7241 Seal Coating Services
ron.johnston@suncityhuntley.org
Advertising Sales Representative Ron Johnston 847-515-7751
richard.pawlicki@suncityhuntley.org
Richard Pawlicki 847-515-7658 Landscape Services Associate,
Communications Coordinator APN Landscaping Neighborhood 8,
13, 32A, 1B, & 34, Mail Box Repairs
mary.wood@suncityhuntley.org
LIFESTYLE: Mary Wood 847-515-7224
Lifestyles Director, One Day & cynthia.o’connor@suncityhuntley.org
Cynthia O’Connor 847-515-7654 All APN Exterior Buildings
Maintenance Requests
Extended Travel Programs
jane.tennant@suncityhuntley.org
Jane Tennant 847-515-7619 BUILDING SERVICES:
larry.mann@suncityhuntley.org
Special Events Coord., Classes Larry Mann 847-515-7655
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Building Services Director
joan.grant@suncityhuntley.org maria.cruz@suncityhuntley.org
Joan Grant 847-515-7651 Maria Cruz 847-515-7660
Customer Service Manager Room Scheduling
rosemary.fermo@suncityhuntley.org
Rosemary Fermo 847-515-7621
Land Classes/Fitness Coordinator *The Community Home Page on the Web Portal now has a direct link for
Bernadette Fortnum 847-515-7669 submitting warranty work requests.
Aquatic Fitness Coordinator bernadette.fortnum@suncityhuntley.org
duayne.manz@suncityhuntley.org
Duayne Manz 847-515-7615
Desk Coordinator
Community Association Arcadia Terrace Homes Condo Association
Governing Board Members & Terms Board of Directors
Jim Roberts (2009-2010) ..............................President, 847-659-1569 President........................................................Tony Troy, 847-669-1461
Jim.Roberts@oursuncityhuntley.net Vice President/Secretary............................Mike Rich, 224-569-6374
Bill Berendt (2009-2010)......................Vice President, 847-669-8628 Treasurer....................................................Joe Gwozdz, 847-669-6032
William.Berendt@oursuncityhuntley.net
Bill Ziletti (2010-2011)..................................Treasurer, 224-569-3692
William.Ziletti@oursuncityhuntley.net
Pat Oakley (2010-2011) ................................Secretary, 847-669-6090
THE AED UNITS ARE INSTALLED IN
Pat.Oakley@oursuncityhuntley.net Prairie Lodge
THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS:
Jim Henley (2009-2010)..................................................847-961-5729 Sales Center, 1st Floor Restroom Corridor 1 Unit
Jim.Henley@oursuncityhuntley.net Fitness Center, Cardio Strength Room 1 Unit
Jerry Kirschner (2010-2011) ..........................................847-669-6007 Member Service Desk, Mobil Units for Check Out 3 Units
Jerry.Kirschner@oursuncityhuntley.net Resident Business Center, Inner Wall Mount 1 Unit
Harry Leopold (2009-2010) ..........................................847-669-7984 Whisper Creek Golf Gift Shop Desk/
Harry.Leopold@oursuncityhuntley.net Hallway by restrooms 2 Units
Non-Lodge Locations
Board Meetings Arcadia, 2nd floor at the end of the elevator hallway 1 Unit
The Board of Directors Meetings are open to all residents and Woodshop, Restroom Corridor 1 Unit
are held in the Prairie Lodge, Drendel Ballroom. Meadow View, Aquatic Center Storage Room 1 Unit
Meadow View Lodge
Main Level, Members Service desk 1 Unit
MEETING TIMES FOR 2010:
Lower Level, Fitness Desk Corridor 1 Unit
July 28-6pm, August 18-1pm, September 15-1pm,
October 27-1pm, November 17-1pm, and December 15-1pm.
The Community Home Page on the Portal has a link to an AED demo.
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Power Outages/Service ComEd 1-800-334-7661
Waste/Recycling Removal Gas Service NICOR Gas 1-888-642-6748
Services GE Appliance Service General Electric 1-800-GE-CARES
PICK-UP SCHEDULE
Day of Week Neighborhoods Registration Information
Monday 25, 30, 31, 32A, 32B, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 40, 41 New Activity Registration begins on Thursday, July 1 at
Tuesday 11, 12, 15, 16, 19, 23, 27, 28 & 38 6:30am at the Member Services and Fitness Member
Wednesday 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, 1F, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6A, 7, 8, 9, 10,
Services Desks at both Meadow View and Prairie Lodge.
10A, 13A, 13B, 26
produced on the first day of registration. Sun City Party
New or replacement Activity Card photo I.D.(s) cannot be
Thursday 14, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 24 & 29
Planners Party registration opens one week later at 8am at the
Friday No Service
Prairie Lodge Member Services Desk. Due to program
Items may be placed outside for pick-up after 6pm the day popularity, long lines may occur during the first hour of
before or by 7am on the day of pick-up. Please refer to the registration. Activities registration closes each day one hour
Maintenance Department Section on the Web Portal for prior to regular business hours as posted on page 4.
additional information on holiday schedules and recycling
- Bringing your Activity I.D. card
or call Waste Management at 800-796-9696 with any PLEASE HELP US BY:
- Having your registration form completed before arriving
questions or concerns.
- Type of payments accepted are cash, check, Visa,
Memorial Day • Independence Day • Labor Day
HOLIDAYS OBSERVED
MasterCard, Discover and American Express
Thanksgiving Day • Christmas Day • New Year’s Day
These holidays may delay your pick-up by one day.
Please complete an Activity Registration Form and submit
HOW TO REGISTER FOR ACTIVITIES
Yard waste is picked up the first week of April through the payment at any Member Services Desk at either lodge. You
YARD WASTE
last week of November on the same day as waste/recycling. may register for your household and one other household
Yard waste stickers are available for $2.50 at the Meadow each on a separate form. Your receipt is your entrance ticket to
View and Prairie Lodge Member Services Desks. events. Ticket Sales are now available to the surrounding
communities. Resident registration is an exclusive privilege
Additional recycling bins are available for $8.50 at the Prairie for the first 10 days for any newly published Drendel
RECYCLING
Lodge Member Services Desk. Ballroom event. Residents can sign up their guests for the
next 7 days as space allows. Thereafter anyone can register
for our theatre shows and non-residents would pay a $5 per
You may leave your waste and/or recycle bins at the top of person ticket fee over and above any resident fee.
TOP OF THE DRIVEWAY SERVICE
your driveway just outside your garage door. Waste
Management will empty your bins and bring them back.
Please indicate special seating needs on the registration form.
The Member Services Desk adheres to the “No Refund” policy
REFUND PROCEDURES
Customer Relations and
established by the Board of Directors. If an event or activity is
cancelled, all monies will be refunded. Refunds under $10pp
Emergency Procedures (877) 850-2547
All homeowners who have a warranty concern with their will receive a credit coupon that can be used for a future event
home will call one centralized number and utilize one or activity.
email address for assistance. This will allow us to handle
your concern more quickly and accurately.
The new Customer Service phone number is 877-850-2547. For your convenience, once an activity is filled or final
CANCELLATIONS & WAITING LISTS
In the event of an emergency in your home you should use reservations are given, a waiting list is started. If you need to
the new number as well, day or night. cancel, please contact the Member Services Desk immediately.
The new Customer Service email is A copy of the waiting list will be shared. Let us know when
ILDelWebbWarranty@Pulte.com you have sold your ticket and the name of the resident to
All calls for emergency service must be limited to those
whom it was sold so we can add their names to the trip
which are threatening, such as: total power failure (if
roster.
storm related, please call your utility company); lack of
heat (unless storm related); total plumbing blockage; leaks
that might flood the home; or any problem that would
Event Locations, Trip Departure & Return
make your home dangerous or uninhabitable. Unless otherwise noted, all Activity and Fitness Department
events take place at the Prairie Lodge. Please arrive a
In the next column is a list of contractors’ phone numbers
you may call directly, thereby saving time and possibly
minimum of 15 minutes prior to any trip departure time.
affording a quicker resolution of any problems within their
areas of responsibility.
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Bill Pennock Deanna Loughran
Executive Director Governance & Standards Director
COMMUNITY STANDARDS AND As I drive through the community, I can’t help but to think “Wow,
our community has really grown!” Currently, we have 5,373
completed and sold homes and approximately 9,300 residents
ENFORCEMENT
Reprinted from August 2009 living within approximately 2,000 acres. Because Sun City
Huntley is the size of a small town and has its own set of rules, it
When you became a Member of the Sun City Community is hard to differentiate between a rule administered by the Village
Association of Huntley, Inc. by buying a housing unit from the and a rule administered by the Association. Also, there are some
Developer, you entered in to a contract with the Association by issues for which both entities have provisions. I hope to clarify
agreeing to abide by all of its governing documents. The some of these differences.
governing documents include the Declaration, the By-Laws and
the Rules and Regulations established by the Board, which With regards to door to door solicitation, Village ordinance
include the Design Guidelines used in the modification process. provides the rules and regulations for this activity. According to
Village code, solicitors are to register with City Hall before
The hierarchy of enforcement goes Federal Law, State Law, Local beginning their activity. Once an application has been completed,
Ordinances, Declaration of Covenants, By-Laws and Rules and a permit will be given to the solicitors to retain while going door
Regs. The Association’s governing documents cannot relax to door. This document will provide the individuals name, the
existing local laws and ordinances, but they can be more rigid company name and the time period that the permit is valid. If
than those. someone comes to your door, review of this permit/document
may be requested. An important reminder; NEVER give any door
The Board over the years, working within the authority granted to door solicitor important information like your social security
to them through the Declaration of Covenants, have established number!
operating rules and regulations. These rules and regulations have
been developed for the good of the whole, keeping in mind that Although both entities have rules regarding noise and animals,
currently there are approximately 5,300 residential units and over the Governance and Standards Department does not have a
9,000 residents in Sun City Huntley. They are reviewed on a patrolling presence in the community; therefore the department
regular basis by the respective Board Advisory Committees, with can not immediately respond to issues such as barking dogs. Also,
any material changes being approved, and the day to day noise issues may occur after hours. If a dog is barking incessantly,
execution is implemented by the professional Staff and volunteer a report may be made with the police or the applicable county
workers. Animal Control.
I think everyone likes a rule and regulation or process until it Finally, please remember that maintenance of common area is the
directly impacts them in some way. The SCCAH has many rules responsibility of the Association. While realizing landscape
and regulations in place, once again, established for the good of maintenance plans will not please all individuals, homeowners
the more than 9,000 members of the SCCAH. Not everyone is may not mow, fertilize, apply pesticides to, maintain, alter or
going to be happy with all of the rules. Some Members think the modify any area other than their own property. Thank you for
SCCAH is too harsh in the enforcement of the existing rules. your cooperation.
Some Members think that the SCCAH is too lax in the
enforcement of the existing rules. It is the old darned if you do
and darned if you don’t theory and it is not uncommon in large
scale communities across the country.
NATIONAL
Some Members don’t like a rule or regulation and approach NIGHT OUT 2010
either Staff, a Board or Committee member and ask for a special
exception, then don’t understand why they cannot be
Please join the Neighborhood
accommodated, remember, when you purchased your unit here,
you entered in to a contract to agree to abide by the SCCAH Watch/Neighbors Helping Neighbors in
governing documents and governance process. celebrating National Night Out 2010!! The
event will begin at 5:30 PM on Tuesday,
August 3rd at Eakin Field. More details
about the fun filled night will be provided
Board of Directors Meeting
July 28, 6pm
at the Prairie Lodge or through your
Drendel Ballroom
Neighborhood Committee Members.
Open to all residents
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used to or knew existed. So how to appease all users, or at least
the majority, became a significant goal.
Kathleen Flannery
Information Technology/ For the People, By the People—the Website chosen by Volunteers
Commuciations Director Although association management uses it to get pertinent
information out to the public, it is truly a tool for the residents to
communicate with each other. A place to share common data,
REALIZING A NEED FOR CHANGE photos, schedules, etc, in an environment where they can feel safe
The near mention of the word “Web Portal” can just about send . Thus, who better to get involved with any improvements, but
anyone off on a tangent. Whether it be in regards to the the members of the community—specifically members of the
difficulty of use, the speed issues, outdated information, or the Communication Committee’s sub committee, the Web Portal
perception of dollars spent— “the Web Portal…” simply became Team. They have been involved in the Web Portal from the start,
a sore topic at almost any social gathering-- taboo. analyzing and finding solutions to the current system. When all
efforts to improve upon the current portal failed, they made
The concept of the Web Portal, not all bad and driven primarily appropriate recommendations to the Board. Having significant
by the optimistic developer-led boards, wasn’t specifically involvement in the requesting of information and interviewing of
developed for the needs of this community alone. In fact, other potential vendors, this team has worked incredibly hard. They
Del Webb communities throughout the country joined the band work weekly to resolve the issues, paying attention to all details
wagon, signing onto what seemed to be a unity amongst the Del from functionality requirements, to design and layout features, to
Webbs. Intents were that we would share our ideas and maneuverability ease and data access.
improvements, leading to a uniform look and use of a Del Webb
community portal. It was great concept, but a theory that never Because this was a community tool, every effort was made to
truly developed. involve the residents in improving upon our communication tool.
Including in these efforts was the resident user group that came
Some communities are or have been experiencing the same pains forward to answer some of the Web Portal concerns and to review
and woes that we currently have with our system, while other the potential new candidates. Their skill sets ranged from novice
communities are quite happy with their version of the “Web to advanced—appropriate for our goal of finding a happy
Portal”, finding it adequate for their needs. Frankly, the Web medium for all. They were open about the process and came to
Portal has some unique and powerful tools not available in other the table with appropriate ideas and demands; their input was
systems, ie. email, membership accessibility levels, document vital to the selection process.
storage, family calendars and ability to include our own
advertisers—making it one of the most robust systems and thus Both groups are commended for their involvement.
the most complicated. However, it was these features, the
success stories and promises of improvement that had us hopeful ANSWERING THE QUESTION OF
that we could turn our situation around. After repeated attempts
to correct the problems and issues, we came to realize that a
“DO WE NEED IT?”
change was inevitable. To answer this fairly, you need to look at the practicality of the
internet and technology. As the PC and mobile devices are
constantly changing our behaviors and need to access
information on demand, the answer to the question quite simply
CHANGE IS A PROCESS
Our efforts may have appeared transparent at first, but to the needs to be “yes”. The internet is without a doubt the fastest way
contrary, alternatives to our current system have been in the to get up-to-date information. Of all the media sources it is the
works for quite some time. Discussions, research, directives and easiest and least expensive method of relaying news, conversing,
courses of action took place among Board of Directors, as well as sharing documents and photos with large groups of
management, and related committees for over the last couple people at once; providing a means of accessing data anytime,
years. Tied to a contract, we treaded lightly with letting the anywhere. A community of this nature, size, and liveliness
information out, while still driving forward maintaining and requires such a media source to convey their activities, events,
improving our current system; we proceeded with looking for news and on goings in a timely and recognizable fashion.
something new. However, responding to the questions of “when Without it, any other method may be considered unreasonable
are we getting rid of the portal” required a detailed segmentation and/or archaic, if not expensive.
of the question, for simply replacing the current site with
another may not resolve the underlining issues. Thus, answering
the question of “why-- a new site” became more pertinent than
“when—a new site”.
Insight into the issue of “why” required a great deal of time and
involvement of the community. Just by resolving the issues of
WATCH FOR IT...
improvements in speed, adding a search engine, and improving
the email system would not be enough to get those disgusted
with the system back, nor would it address the primary concern NEW WEBSITE
of being difficult to maneuver. “Ease of Use”, a relative term, is
hard to measure. To a moderate computer user, maneuvering the COMING IN
system could be achieved with little or no problem, while to an
advanced user the system lacked the robustness that they were AUGUST!
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“main” Board of Directors committees with the many important
working BOD Sub-Committees under its “umbrella.”
Cynthia O’Connor The new Lifestyles Committee is comprised of a Chairperson from
Lifestyles Director each of its working Sub-Committees (Fitness Centers, Wellness,
Charter Club Council, and Facility Use.), Neighborhood Advisory
Council, and two “members-at-large.” The committee members
are currently working on developing its mission and goals making
NEW PROGRAM REGISTRATION WHEN “LIFESTYLES
it an exciting time to become involved.
HITS THE STREETS”
In May and June, a few residents took advantage of the early
registration with none of the new programs filling up by June 1.
In addition, on June 1, between 6:30am and 7am, three residents In addition to this notice, The Neighborhood Advisory Council
came in to register at the Member Services Desk. Staff will and The Charter Club Presidents Council announced the openings
continue to monitor early registration for the new program at their June meetings. Generally, committees interview
registration. Three residents have expressed their concerns to candidates towards yearend. Since this is a new committee, the
fairness since not all receive their Lifestyles regularly on the 29th. timing for this notification varies from the regular timing. If
For approximately one year, past registration figures anyone is interested in being considered for this new Board
demonstrated early registration has not affected programs filling Advisory Committee, please complete a letter of interest form and
on the first day. As mentioned in the June Lifestyles, if few residents submit the form to Executive Director, Bill Pennock on or before
are coming in at 6:30am on the first of the month to register, the July 12. Forms can be downloaded from the Web Portal, or a hard
Member Services Desk no longer needs to be open at that time. It copy can be obtained at the Member Services Desks.
is more cost effective to revert to the regular 8am start time. The
Fitness Desks (at both Lodges) will continue to accept registration MORE FEELING GREAT IS AGELESS SPONSORS AND
at their regular hours: Weekdays at 6:30am; Saturday at 7am; and, VENDORS TO THANK FOR THEIR GENEROUS
Sunday at 8am. CONTRIBUTIONS:
Del Webb, Sun City Huntley Wolschlager Chiropractic
Thank you to those who have provided their feedback. Please 12940 Del Webb Blvd. Clinic-Huntley
refer to the August Lifestyles for further updates. Huntley, IL 60142 11312 N. Illinois Rt. 47
877-785-8321 Huntley, IL 60142
Please remember “Lifestyles” is posted on the Web Portal on or 847-903-0847
before the 22nd of the month. Residents can “check out” a copy to Drendel’s Corner
read in the reading room upon availability if internet access is 13280 S Illinois Route 47 Mind and Matter, Inc.
unavailable to them. Huntley, IL 60142 11108 S. Church Street
(847) 669-9171 Huntley, IL 60142
THANK YOU CITIZENS BANK! 847-669-0411
I believe many will agree that the June Lifestyles cover was a Jewels by Park Lane
perfect example of our annual golf cart event! After all, we were Joanna Schindler Sweet Tomatoes
the first golf cart parade unique to the Midwest, all due to the 4611 Mohawk Dr. 1951 McConnor Parkway
enthusiasm of residents Joanie & Carter Berg who brought back Rockford, IL 61107 Schaumburg, IL. 60173
the idea after visiting a sister Sun City community! Today, 815-621-7785 847-669-1271
Citizens Bank helps us continue our Sun City Huntley celebration.
It is through their support we are able to bring this festive event Rich Raggs Kinetic Physical Therapy
through the streets of Sun City Huntley. We also appreciate the 847-515-8528 Specialists
continued support and assistance of our local police and fire Mike & Emilie Ulmer
districts who keep the parade participants and viewers safe. I Starmen Gallery & Design 11920 Oak Creek Parkway
hope many were able to enjoy the music and community spirit. Patricia Stare Huntley, Illinois 60142
33W239 Roosevelt Road 847-515-8970
WE WILL MISS YOU AND THANKS, LEN BORKOWSKI! West Chicago, IL 60185
We thank long-standing member, Len Borkowski, for his 630-262-0400 Grandma, Grandpa and Me!
dedication and the sharing of his time and talents with the Civics Karen Czerwinski
Committee, and the community. Len is on “the up-swing” but Whisper Creek Golf Course 224-569-6253
needs to devote his energies to his recent health challenges. I am 847-515-7682
sure the community joins us in wishing Len only the best. He will
be greatly missed, and we all truly appreciate his years of service. Woodhouse Day Spa
We now place a call for a much-needed member of the Civics 302 South Main Street
Committee. Those who are interested, please contact Cynthia Algonquin, IL 60102
O’Connor at 847-515-7654. Volunteer applications are available at 847-458-9600
the Member Services Desk.
Lifestyles Department Mission
LIFESTYLES COMMITTEE IN NEED OF TWO To uphold a welcoming, accepting
“MEMBERS AT LARGE” environment instituting a diverse array
Earlier this year, the Association Board announced a of recreational/educational opportunities
reorganization of the Board Advisory Committee Structure. As a for discovery and exploration celebrating
result, a new “Lifestyles” Committee was formed as one of five individuality and community spirit.
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Joe Bottalla
Richard Pawlicki Landscape Services Supervisor and
Communications Coordinator Common Area Landscaping
WARRIORS DELIVER THE 2010 The Association manages and or maintains many aspects of the
community but not all. Three items that I frequently receive calls
about from residents are; public sidewalks, storm sewers and
DIRECTORY
The Warriors is a youth baseball team that draws young men from street lights. While there are some exceptions, maintenance of
the surrounding communities to enjoy the great American these items is provided by the Village of Huntley.
pastime as a local traveling team. The members of the Warriors
are also members of the local Little League program. With respect to the three aforementioned items, probably the most
frequent call I receive is in regards to spalling or flaking of public
This year as a community service project, the Warriors delivered sidewalks, see picture 1. In most cases this issue is one of
the 2010 resident telephone directories to each home in Sun City appearance and is rarely an issue of safety. The main concern of
Huntley. You probably saw them in their uniform jerseys and the Village, regarding public sidewalks, is safety. This translates to
caps throughout the community just recently. This project saved concern for trip hazards. A sidewalk with settling or heaving of
the Association a considerable amount of money in delivery 1-1/2” or more is considered a trip hazard and should be
expense over the prior years. reported to the Village for repair. Spalling, cracking, chipping and
discoloring of sidewalks are not considered a trip hazard.
Pictured delivering the
directory is Jake Witecha, a A close second to public sidewalks are calls regarding the settling
member of the Warriors and a of ground around storm sewer drains, see picture 2. My
resident of nearby Gilberts. experience with this is that there is very rarely an issue with the
structural integrity of the storm sewer system; it is simply a case
Mark Johnson, Head Coach of of the ground settling. Similar settling can occur above storm
the Warriors, said he welcomed sewer lines or by b-boxes (water service line valves) in the
the opportunity to have the parkway area. In most cases filling such an area in with soil is all
team serve the community and you need to do. In some instances this is a one time effort but
is looking forward to being depending on the amount of settling and how well the soil can be
invited back next year. compacted, a repeated effort may be required. If the area
continues to settle after your repeated efforts, a call to Public
Thank you, Warriors, for get- Works should be made.
ting the directories delivered
throughout the community! Not as frequent as other two concerns are calls regarding street
lights being out at night or on during daytime hours. All street
lights are controlled by photo cells. If you are not familiar with a
photo cell, it is a device that monitors the level of sun light and
initiates the activation of lights at night and deactivation of lights
in the morning. If a street light remains on during the day and it
Business seminars are presented "free" to Sun City residents and is an
opportunity for our advertisers to meet and explain their products and
services on a more personal basis. is not cloudy or overcast it may be the result of a faulty photo cell.
All calls regarding streetlights should go to Public Works.
Free Business Seminars When calling Public Works in regards to these issues or any other
issues, be prepared to provide your name, address, phone number
and location of concern. Public Works phone number is
■ CRUISES INTERNATIONAL 847-669-3450.
Thursdays, July 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29, 10am
Prairie Lodge Game Room
Here is an opportunity to meet with professionals to find out about a
1 2
variety of options for your travel plans. 847-303-2020
■ GOT GOLD?
Tuesday, July 13, 10am-12pm
Prairie Lodge Game Room
We’ll have a party for you to get paid CASH for your old, broken or
unused gold. Refreshment will be served. 847-722-3425
■ PORCELLO ESTATE BUYERS
Sunday, July 18, 10am
Prairie Lodge Multi Purpose Room
Porcello Estate Buyers would like to invite you to come and receive a
generous CASH offer on Jewelry, Diamonds, Gold & Silver Coins,
Sterling Silver amd More. 1-800-317-5510
www.oursuncityhuntley.net 11
Debby Seger
Director, Administration
S UN CI TY
HUN T LE Y RESIDENT “GETTING TO KNOW THE TEAM”
Our Wentworth Management Staff here at Sun City Huntley is
made up of many talented and interesting people. We continue
our series of “Getting to Know the Team” by highlighting a team
HAS A N E W T HE M E ! member who is celebrating her 10 year anniversary with the
Association this month. Maria Cruz began working with us in
July 2000 as a Custodial Worker and through her hard work and
dedication has worked her way up to a Coordinator position in
Join the fun & add your photographic touch!
our Building Services department.
An exciting opportunity for your photos to be in our Annual Sun City
Huntley Resident Phone Directory or elsewhere! The Publisher has
graciously offered prize money for winning entries. Winning photos
are featured in the annual resident directory. MARIA CRUZ
On a quiet street in the old section of
1st Prize: $250.00 Plus your photo on the cover of the Where do you live?
Woodstock.
directory
2nd Prize: $75.00 Plus your photo published in the directory
3rd Prize: $25.00 Plus your photo published in the directory
Do you have any kids? If so, what are
Yes, I have 2 kids, my daughter Jatziri
In the event of a tie, the prize money will be split. Honorable mentions
their names?
and son Jobany.
may be published as well.
The contest deadline is Friday, December 31, 2010.
Winners will be notified and announced in the March 2011 Lifestyles,
How long have you worked here?
I started in 2000 as a Custodial Worker,
What positions have you held?
on the Portal and Channel 96.
then was made Lead Worker at MVL;
and now I have the title of Room
RULES:
Scheduling Coordinator.
• Contestants must be residents of Sun City Huntley.
• Entries must be original photographs (high resolution digital
preferred or 3x5 or 4x6 prints) and be in good taste (no
From your past experience, what was your most interesting job
professional studio photos).
What I have found interesting is that when helping out other
and why?
• Entrant’s name and address must be on the back of each photo print
Departments how much work is done here at Sun City.
submitted. Digital pictures can be e-mailed to
richard.pawlicki@suncityhuntley.org.
• Limit of 4 pictures per entrant.
Dancing and shopping.
What is your favorite hobby?
• Entries must be received at the Community Association office by the
deadline.
I don’t follow sports, but I do enjoy watching my kids playing
Favorite Sports Team?
THEME:
soccer.
The theme for this year is "Life (at Sun City Huntley) is a Celebration!"
Feature residents enjoying themselves in many ways both indoors and
outside; like at parties, dances, events, playing at sports, neighborhood
What is the most unusual place you have visited or would like
gatherings, club events or whatever. Try to "focus" on their happy
Recently I went to the Mall Of America in Minnesota. I love
to visit?
faces. Landscapes and scenic photos would not meet the theme criteria
unless people "celebrating" are the central part of the subject matter.
shopping.
Include a description of the photo and the names of the subjects where
appropriate.
I am one of nine children, seven brothers and two sisters.
What is something most people don’t know about you?
If you have questions or need further information, please contact Rich
Pawlicki at (847) 515-7658.
Sun City Community Association of Huntley, Inc., reserves the right to use any entries
ALSO CELEBRATING THEIR 10-YEAR
ANNIVERSARY:
Dottie Richards, Fitness Monitor - March 2000
in any of its publications and Web Portal at any time and will make a reasonable effort
Mary Wood, Admin Asst - Maintenance - March 2000
to give credit to the photographer when an entry is used. There is no commitment that
Bruce Carr, Director of Finance - May 2000
every entry will be used. Print entries will be returned to the photographer within a
reasonable time after completion of the contest.
12 JULY | 2010 A Monthly Publication For The Residents of Sun City Huntley
www.oursuncityhuntley.net 13
may have suboptimal levels – the impact of which results in a
multitude of Dis-ease states. Self Health behavior to know and
Nancy Turngren modify can lead to practical benefits in virtually all sectors of daily
living. Ways to take responsible action to let the sun ‘shine in’ once
Wellness Center Program Manager again will be outlined by Terrance Bugno, MD, Midwest Radiation
847-515-2078 • nturngren@centegra.com Oncology Consultants, Ltd. Privilege Plus Member registration
begins now. Open registration begins July 2.
JULY 2010 Thursday, July 15, 6:30-7:30pm
UV Safety Month
Prairie Lodge, Multipurpose Room
Free
UV stands for Ultraviolet Rays. UV rays can be beneficial but are
also harmful. UV rays are beneficial because they help our body FREE HEARING SCREENING
produce Vitamin D. You will learn the importance Vitamin D plays This screening will be provided by Affiliated Ear, Nose & Throat
in our body at the lecture by Dr. Bugno this month. He will help Physicians. Appointments are required. Privilege Plus
you sort out the balance between beneficial exposure and the Membership registration begins now. Open registration begins
harmful effects of over-exposure of the sun’s rays. July 2.
The harmful effects of UV rays include skin damage which leads to
Friday, July 16, 1-4pm
skin cancer and temporary or permanent eye damage. The UV
The Wellness Center
Index is calculated daily by the National Weather Service and
Free
reported by most weather stations. The UV Index can also be found
on your favorite weather website. This index usually ranges from 1
NATURAL SOLUTIONS TO DIGESTIVE PROBLEMS
Acid reflux, hiatal hernias, ulcers, irritable bowel syndrome, colitis,
to 11+ and can be used to determine what precautions you should
and Crohn’s disease are just a few of the digestive disorders that
take when spending time outside.
affect over 61 million Americans each year. Your digestive system
becomes less efficient as you age. Board-certified and licensed
acupuncturist Janine M. Jozwiak of Nature’s Balance Acupuncture
UV Index Risk Factor Protection
1-2 Low Sunglasses and Sunscreen of
in Crystal Lake will discuss how natural health care can help bring
SPF 15 or greater
relief to your digestive issues. Privilege Plus Member registration
3-5 Medium Same as above, stay in the
begins now. Open registration begins July 2.
shade over the midday hours,
cover up, and reapply
sunscreen every 2 hours
Thursday, July 22, 6:30-7:30pm
6-7 High Same as above, reduce
Prairie Lodge, Multipurpose Room
exposure from 10am-4pm
Free
8-10 Very High Same as above, minimize
exposure from 10am-4pm
NEW TIME FOR DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP!
The Diabetes Support Group will now meet on the 4 Monday of
11+ Extreme Same as above, avoid each month at 9:30am in the breakout room of Drendel Ballroom.
exposure from 10am-4pm The next meeting will be July 26 at 9:30am. Please join us!
For more information, check out the website: PERSONALIZED NUTRITION CONSULTATIONS
www.epa.gov/sunwise. Let our Registered Dietician help you achieve your weight loss
goals, enhance your fitness efforts and lower your risk of chronic
BLOOD DRIVE: HEARTLAND BLOOD CENTER diseases. Receive a personalized plan to help you meet your per-
Consider becoming a donor and head over to MVL to give the gift sonal health goals. Call The Wellness Center to schedule an
of life. The drive is open to everyone who meets the eligibility appointment.
requirements. Call the Wellness Center for an appointment time.
Individual Consultations:
Friday, July 9, 9am-1pm Initial Consultation (1 hour):
Meadow View Lodge, Oak/Elm Room $65 Privilege Plus Members, $130 Non-members
Follow-Up Consultation (1/2 hour): $35 Privilege Plus
SKIN CANCER SCREENING
Dr. Suleman Bangash, Dermatologist, will be here to provide free
Members, $65 Non-members
skin cancer screenings. Appointments are required. Privilege Plus Group Consultations (pricing reflects group of 2):
registration begins now. Open registration begins July 2. Initial Consultation (1 hour): $100 Privilege Plus Members,
$195 Non-members
Tuesday, July 13, 5-7pm Follow-Up Consultations (1/2 hour): $50 Privilege Plus
The Wellness Center Members, $100 Non-members
Free
ON-SITE PHLEBOTOMY (BLOOD DRAW) HOURS
THE VITAMIN D STORY: LETTING THE SUN ‘SHINE IN’
Emerging research on the unique aspects of Vitamin D as BOTH an
Mondays and Tuesdays 8-4pm
essential nutrient and vital hormone are causing widespread
Wednesdays and Thursdays 8-12pm
reawakening and a true call to ‘take action’ in a variety of Health
Thursday afternoons until 6pm by appointment
and Wellness Initiatives. A fundamental relationship exists between
most chronic human disease states and low vitamin D levels.
Golf for Men’s Health Outing, August 18
Surprisingly a majority of McHenry County Residents of all ages
Whisper Creek Golf Course
See The Wellness Center insert for details!
14 JULY | 2010 A Monthly Publication For The Residents of Sun City Huntley
Brian Jason Kathryn Schultz
847-515-7776 kat@twelfthnightcatering.com
General Manager of Foodservices General Manager of Walleye Grill
brian@twelfthnightcatering.com
Mondays in June: Salads, Fresh fruit, Cold cereals, Yogurt, 50 foot dessert display
All-You-Care-To-Eat with Cascading Chocolate fountain, assorted sweets, cakes, cook-
Pizza Night in the ies, pastries, Coffee, Orange juice, and Milk.
Walleye Adults: $15.25 ($16.95 without Walleye Card)
All-you-care-to-eat pizza, salads and Children (age 4-10): $6.69 ($6.95 without Walleye Card)
pasta buffet—cheese, sausage, Unlimited Champagne for $3.00
pepperoni, everything pizza, and two
specialty gourmet pizzas.
$8.95 ($9.95 without Walleye Card) EVERYDAY IS A SPECIAL DAY
AT THE WALLEYE GRILL!!
Tuesday is Burger Day
All day, certified Angus burgers and french fries
MONDAYS: All-You-Care-To-Eat Pizza Night
Over 50 different ingredients, soup or sald and dessert.
are $4.00. $8.95 ($9.95 without Walleye Card)
TUESDAYS: $4.00 Certified Angus Burger & Fries
Wednesdays Changes in Pasta Night
Pasta Night is a little over two years old – so we figured we need
WEDNESDAYS: Pasta Specials and Pasta Night
to change it up a little. Look for new salads, different ingredients
July 21st
and more food. And also Music by Mario. THURSDAYS: All-You-Care-To-Eat Broasted Chicken
Choice of Soup or Salad. No to-go boxes will be given on
reorders. $9.95 ($11.05 without Walleye Card)
Wednesday, July 21st, 4:30-8pm
The Now World Famous (ok, not “world”, but pretty darn
close) All-YOU-CARE-TO-EAT PASTA FRIDAYS: “Oh My Cod” All-You-Care-To-Eat Fish Fry
75 ingredients, Soup or Salad and Dessert Includes Soup or Salad. No to-go boxes will be given on
$14.35 ($15.95 without Walleye Card) reorders. $12.55 ($13.95 without Walleye Card)
Children under 4 are complimentary
SATURDAY DINNER SPECIAL: Prime Rib with
Mashed/Baked Potato Bar
Important Information
We’ve been very busy and want to continue to provide you with SUNDAYS: Brunch Buffet, 9:30am-1:30pm
high quality cuisine and superb service. If you are planning a Adults: $14.35 ($15.95 without Walleye Card)
Children (age 4-10): $6.69 ($6.95 without Walleye Card)
special occasion, banquet, or event of any type, please contact us
Unlimited Champagne: $3.00
at your earliest convenience so that we may give you the
attention you deserve. Calling ahead and scheduling an
appointment, rather than dropping by, will assure you of the time
All of our menus are on our website
you need to discuss your event.
www.twelfthnightcatering.com
Catering Walleye Grill
Planning a block party or a get together at your home?
Remember, we can provide all of your catering needs and
E-Mail List
The Walleye Grill has gone high
deliver them to your doorstep! Thank you for your constructive
tech. Ok, not too high tech, but
comments and ongoing support.
we finally have compiled all the
e-mail addresses from all of our
Sunday Brunch Buffet preferred card applications into
Coffee is included in the price of your one big database. We will be e-mailing those on our list with
Walleye Grill Buffet. We have special promotions every couple of weeks or so.
Omelet’s Made to Order, Waffles
Made to Order with blueberries, If you have not received an e-mail from us yet or aren’t sure if you
strawberries and whip cream, Chef are on the list, simply e-mail us and let us know that you want to
Carved Virginia Ham, Eggs Benedict, be on this highly prestigious list. E-mail us at brian@twelfth
Potato of the Day, Roasted Turkey, nightcatering.com.
Bacon & Sausage, Vegetables, French
toast, Apple stuffed pancakes,
Smoked Salmon display, Fresh Made
www.oursuncityhuntley.net 15
Community B u l l e t i n B o a r d
Grafton, Rutland, and Hampshire Lane Alexander
Tax Assessors Panel Discussion: Teaches at Sun
Wednesday, August 4: 2pm City
Bill Ottley, Grafton Township, Janet Siers, Rutland
Submitted by: Sandy Oldham
Lane Alexander of the
Township, and Rose Letheby, Hampshire Township have
Chicago Human Rhythm
been invited by the Civics Committee to present the
property tax information in a panel forum in Drendel Project came to Sun City
Ballroom. Huntley teach two master
classes of tap and give a
Property assessments are of great interest to Sun City demonstration. Sun City men and
residents. It is probably fair to state that residents are often women tap dancers had the opportunity to
confused as to why their assessments went up or down. The learn from one of the best tappers in the world.
assessors have been asked to explain the procedures,
philosophy, mechanisms and general steps they use to arrive
at assessments for individual properties' land and buildings. Ask the Experts!
They may be able to explain why equalizers are not the
same for the different townships. Residents will be able to
submit questions.
The U of I McHenry County
Master Gardeners will answer
questions every Tuesday from
NEW
Residents may ask questions to explain the methodologies 10 am to noon at the Prairie WEBSITE
and so on, but they will be discouraged from asking specific Lodge, until August 31. We
questions about their own properties. For this, they should will cover lawn, trees, shrubs, COMING
make an appointment with their township's assessor. annuals, perennials, pests and
Furthermore, questions about taxes will be excluded because disease problems. We SOON
assessors are responsible only for assessments and not taxes. encourage bringing in of
samples. New Features!
N.3 Theatre Company User friendly!
Meeting, July 21 at AUDITIONS
1pm in the Card The Theatre Company of Sun City
Room at Prairie announces auditions for Rodgers &
Lodge. Bring items Hammerstein's "Carousel" on N.37
for the Grafton Wednesday, August 5 and Our guest speaker at the August 25 meeting will be Mr. Jim Sura,
Food Pantry and Thursday, August 6 from 6pm-9pm from the Sun City C-PAC group. We will also have our N.37 elec-
shredded paper for in the Willow Room of Meadow tion. If you are interested in a position on our committee, contact
the Animal Shelter. View Lodge. All Sun City residents one of the present committee members. Please don't miss this
are welcome to audition. See page important meeting. Coffee and cookies will be served. August 25,
Remember the 46 for details. Meadow View Lodge, Oak/Elm room at 6:30pm
date for the
neighborhood
picnic! Saturday, N.8 bridgetalk
July 31! More
N.8 will have its quarterly meeting on Wednesday, July 14 at 7pm in On July 2, Dave Germaine
information has
the Willow room at Meadow View Lodge. The guest speaker will be will talk on “More
been given to you
Bill Ziletti. The topic will be “Finances-particularly as applied to N.8. Competitive Bidding” at
in a neighborhood
11:30am in the Multipurpose
flyer.
Room.
16 JULY | 2010 A Monthly Publication For The Residents of Sun City Huntley
Neighborhood Advisory Council Neighborhood Advisory Council Executive Committee: Myron Shellist, Chair;
Jim Van Fleet, V. Chair; Bonnie Bayser, Recorder; Ed Kukulski; and John Pleban
*INDICATES NEIGHBORHOOD CHAIRPERSON
See your Neighborhood Council member for the date and time of your Neighborhood Election.
Pat Haglund Dave Haraburda* John Sala Joe McCutcheon Kathy Beadle Dottie Bobzin*
Neighborhood 1 Neighborhood 8 Neighborhood 14 Neighborhood 21 Neighborhood 28 Neighborhood 34
847-669-2233 847-515-1954 847-961-6715 847-659-1022 224-569-2888 847-515-8671
Jean Frame* Karen Mulcay Glenn Groebli* Dick Rasmussen* Ralph Wehnes* Frank Geister
847-669-8813 847-669-7547 847-515-8336 847-669-9655 224-569-2808 847-515-4736
Margie Swanson Alice Murphy Bob Keno Karen Kennedy Ron Hull Bob Peterson
847-515-7511 847-515-1991 847-669-1900 847-669-9366 847-659-1326 847-515-3118
Charleen Kelly Nick Damalas Ed Frazier Ellen Butler Fred Miller* Dolores Fischer*
Neighborhood 2 Neighborhood 9 Neighborhood 15 Neighborhood 22 Neighborhood 29 Neighborhood 35
847-669-7024 847-515-8225 847-515-3222 224-654-2080 224-569-3970 847-659-9891
Elizabeth Legenza Bill Clanton Jack Stone* Jim Belmont* Carol Hieber Diane Novak
847-372-5205 847-961-6679 847-669-2767 847-669-9556 847-961-5092 847-659-9866
John Panella* Jay Daniels* Anita Karm Warren Brody Darryl Smith
847-669-6215 847-669-2445 224-569-6859 847-669-1610 847-669-5706
Terry Hora
Neighborhood 16
847-669-4886
Pete Walton* Larry Liddle*
Neighborhood 10 Neighborhood 30
Betty Frank John Pleban Judy Spencer* Chris Hubbard
Neighborhood 3 Neighborhood 23 Neighborhood 36
847-515-1007 847-659-1185 847-669-1829 847-961-6943 224-858-4395 847-515-1398
Carolyn Bergstrom* Dick Schmidt Donna Roloff* Jean Spears Claudia Morgan Ken Leverenz
847-669-3357 847-669-2431 847-669-2811 847-515-3868 847-669-3575 847-669-7475
Joyce Zemba David Novosel Pat Wallenberg Fran Ferraro Judi Fellmann*
847-515-8465 847-669-5484 847-669-8386 847-515-7095 847-659-9174
Pat Kirschner*
Neighborhood 17
847-669-6007
Bonnie Fiala Bayser* Patti Ciesla*
Neighborhood 11 Neighborhood 31
Kim Fischer* Jim Van Fleet Betty Clark Marie Hasanov*
Neighborhood 4 Neighborhood 24 Neighborhood 37
224-402-0508 847-515-1602 224-569-2726 224-569-4000 847-845-5090 224-858-4416
Vern Bremer Diane Vavra Myron Shellist Janet Massett Mary Crorkin Jane Tennant
847-515-1275 847-515-3053 847-515-8545 847-669-5571 224-858-4104 847-669-8806
Jim Barron Walt Sterrett* Pamela Busch Sandra Fleming
847-669-9930 847-961-5295 847-659-9469 847-515-2061
Bob Rueter* Jack Barrett
Neighborhood 12 Neighborhood 18
847-515-8782 847-515-1484
Grace Phelps Julia Schalk Joseph Quinn*
Neighborhood 32A
Ray Zielinski Jean Haak Marilyn Gillis
Neighborhood 5 Neighborhood 25 Neighborhood 38
847-515-1379 847-515-2479 847-669-5523 847-669-3556 630-642-0216 847-659-8691
Warren Higgins Carl Pfalzgraf* Rennie Higgins Margaret McMahon
Richard Buchman Edward Kukulski*
847-669-5089 224-858-4101 847-961-6677 847-659-9180
847-515-8312 847-961-5718
Lachlan Stewart* Richard Lockwood* Janice Simmons Sandra Fernstrom
847-515-1911 Single Family 847-659-9620 847-669-2341 224-858-4141
Neighborhood 13A
Phyllis James
Neighborhood 19
Doris Yale Diane Merchut
847-669-1323
224-569-6456 847-669-3961
Katherine Postemski Connie Shepherd* Kathy Martelli Kraig Klopfenstein*
Neighborhood 6 Neighborhood 26 Neighborhood 40
708-533-5764 847-515-3414 847-659-9543
847-515-8034 847-772-7557
Marilee Payne* Alice Molo Richard Tabatt*
Neighborhood 32B
Sharon Little* Diane Pawelek Judi Llapitan
847-659-9086 847-515-1497 224-569-4142 847-515-1579
847-961-6172 847-659-9833
Joel Forpanek Larry Wojtas* Nancy Cihlar
Luanne Lukazewski Linda Murphy
708-533-5764 224-654-2111 847-515-3903
847-659-1728 Dennis Bober 847-659-1504
Neighborhood 20
Carole Coltman
847-961-6169 224-569-6410
Attached
Neighborhood 13B
Denney Roper Carol Love Alan Scott Dana Rich*
Neighborhood 7 Neighborhood 27 ARCADIA
Jerry Young 847-515-1389 847-669-9902
847-515-3320 224-569-6374
847-340-0620 Mary Victorson* Dave Nash
Neighborhood 33
Fred Olson* Gary Rohrbaugh Bonnie Kuhrt
Mittie Pickens 847-669-6970 847-669-8980 847-669-9311
847-669-5356 847-961-5082
847-669-1301 Dave Dibblee* Diane Ghilardi
Yvonne Bartz Joseph Gwordz
Art Lott* 224-569-3499 847-659-1736
847-515-3526 847-669-6032
847-961-6541 Sharon Mizialko*
847-515-2722
HUNTLEY FOOD PANTRY CHARITY SOFTBALL GAME
The Huntley Hoofer Hunks
vs. The Sun City Peaches
Saturday, July 17 • Noon • Eakin Field
(Rain date: Sunday, July 18 • Noon)
Come on out and watch the Peaches take down the Hunks
and help fill the food pantry shelves! Raffles and a 50/50
drawing. All proceeds will go to the Huntley Food Pantry.
WANT TO HELP? WANT TO PLAY? HAVE QUESTIONS?
Contact Jim Rice at 847.669.9887 or 224.595.0568.
www.oursuncityhuntley.net 17
Bernadette Fortnum Rosemary Fermo
Aquatics/Fitness Coordinator Land Classes/Fitness Coordinator
We value your feedback; please take time to fill one out, one per
July Fit News resident, available at the Meadow View Aquatic Center.
The Declaration of Independence Facts: Guest Hours and Fee’s for Prairie Lodge Outdoor Pool:
• The United States Declaration of Independence is an act of the Adults $5; Children under 16 years of age $2; children 4 years and up
Second Continental Congress. are allowed to enter the water, children under 4 years are not
• The United States Declaration of Independence declared that the permitted in the water, but are still subject to guest fees.
Thirteen Colonies in North America were “free and independent
states.” For Adult guest 16 years and older:
• The Declaration explained the justifications for separation from Monday-Sunday, 9am until close
the British crown. Family Swim Hours:
• It was also an expansion of Richard Henry Lee’s Resolution Prairie Lodge only................................................Monday-Friday, 3-5pm
which had been passed on July 2. Saturday and Sunday, 1-4pm
• John Hancock was the first and only person to sign the
Declaration on July 4, 1776. *During busy family swim times (generally on the weekends) guests will be
• John Hancock was the President of the Continental Congress at required to wear wristbands. Please understand that wristbands easily
the time of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. identity guests who have already checked-in as they enter in and out of the
• The remaining 54 delegates did not sign the Declaration building. Thank you in advance.
until August 2, 1776.
THE GRILLMASTER
Sit back and relax while Ralph does
Sunday, July 4 — Independence Day the cooking!
Meadow View Lodge is CLOSED Saturday, July 3rd and Sunday, July 4th
Prairie Lodge Hours 8am-7pm Time: 11:30am – 4:30pm
Great Food at great prices! Bring the family for
Administrative Offices will be closed on Monday, July 5 in recognition
a real outdoor picnic right here in your own
of Independence Day.
backyard pool! Fantastic meal deals include
pop, chips and brat/hotdog or hamburger. Please enjoy in our
All Drop-in classes will be cancelled on Monday, July 5th, session
beautiful designated eating area along side the pool. Resident ID
classes will be running, please check the session grids for more
card required for entry to the outdoor pool, guests will be subject
details. to fees if dining poolside. Arrangements can be made for picking
up food via the walkway just to the left of the main social lobby.
AQUATIC NEWS
Holiday Hours for Prairie Lodge Outdoor Pool and MV Aquatic EATING AREA AT PRAIRIE LODGE OUTDOOR POOL
Center: During poolside grilling, tables in the eating area are no longer
Monday-Friday ....................................................9am to dusk or 8:45pm available for reservation by individual residents or parties at
Saturday ................................................................9am to dusk or 7:45pm poolside grilling times on Saturday and Sunday 1-4pm. Please be
Sunday ..................................................................9am to dusk or 6:45pm courteous to your neighbors and friends, and make room for
*MV Aquatic Center is a RESIDENT ONLY Pool. others to enjoy their food at one of our limited tables in the
pergola.
SMOKE-FREE BUILDING / DESIGNATED SMOKING
AREAS Residents wishing to enjoy lunch poolside with their paid guest are
Prior to 2009, the Pergola was located outside of the pool fence and welcome to eat in the designated eating area in PL Outdoor Pool.
NOT included within the deck area. In the past, residents were
allowed to smoke in this area. Now, the Pergola is included within the If residents with their guests just want to have lunch, it may be
deck area and there is no smoking allowed in the pool area or the deck purchased via the walkway just to the left of the main social lobby
area. and you can enjoy your meal at the tables located on the outside
patio near the Drendal Ballroom Gallery windows.
The designated smoking area is out in front of the building where the
ashtrays are located. (State Law indicates smoking must be 15ft away CARDIO CORNER
from the entrance) and/or around to the back patio area where there
is an ashtray.
NEW CLASS!
823903-07 CUED DANCE
We realize this may not be convenient. However, we are promoting
Cued dancing is dancing to cues. The instructor, Sid Sampson, has
Tuesdays, July 6, 13, 20, 27, 10:00-10:50am • $8-Four Week Session
fitness, health, and wellness within our facilities. Smoking is not
taught cued dancing for years and has taken advantage of that
allowed anywhere on the outdoor pool deck at Prairie Lodge or
experience to create an opportunity for you to exercise while dancing
Meadow View Aquatic Center.
in a unique format. If you can walk then you will have fun in this
class. The exercise comprises dancing to cues drawn from various
types of dances such as two step, waltz, cha-cha, etc., and even square
MEADOW VIEW OUTDOOR POOL SURVEY
We will be conducting a survey throughout the summer months
dancing. The tempo will be as slow, or as fast, as the class desires so
asking residents who use the pools whether or not you would like to
everyone will be able to participate. Both singles and couples are
bring a guest into the Meadow View Aquatic Center. If so, would you
welcome.
rather the guest be an adult over 21 years, or an adult over 19 yrs.?
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July Fit News continued...
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
LIGHT YOGA CLASS ADDED! 30,000 FITLINXX POINT CHAMPIONS!
810203-07 LIGHT YOGA
The following have reached 30,000 Fitlinxx Points
Focuses on stretching the whole body while incorporating yoga poses
Mondays, July 5, 12, 19, 26, 1:00-1:50pm • $20-Four Week Session
during the month of May, 2010.
to develop inner strength and mind-muscle connection. Also Terry Coatney Teresa Keany
integrates visual imagery and relaxation techniques. Bring a blanket David Cowles Doris Koenig
and wear warm socks. BEGINNER Louis Farinella Jim Nelson
Terry Hayes Cal Ormsby
YOGA CLASS ADDED!
810503-07 YOGA FITLINXX USERS: Did you know that there is a
direct link on our community home page in the
If you have had Light Yoga or yoga experience, than this class is for
Mondays, July 5, 12, 19, 26, 2:00-2:50pm • $20-Four Week Session
upper right hand corner to check your FitLinxx
you. This class will incorporate Yoga poses to develop inner strength
points online? TRY IT!
and mind-muscle connection. This class also integrates visual
imagery and relaxation techniques that are beneficial for releasing
tension from within our bodies and to heal from the inside out. After
this class you will feel peaceful and worry free. Bring a blanket and
wear warm socks. INTERMEDIATE
895207- FITNESS FOCUS / $5 PER CLASS
July’s Fitness Focus class will focus on stretching exercises. You will
Spa Corner
learn how to stretch correctly which leads to greater flexibility. All
classes are 30 minutes long and the same instruction is repeated.
Come to more than one and it will be reinforced. Class meets in
DESTRESSING — SKIN CARE
The over 50 population realizes their health will determine
Meadow View Lodge Fitness Center. Personal Trainers are the
instructors. how they live for the next several decades. Keep in mind
feeling great is ageless. We are changing diet and fitness
routines as our metabolism slows. We are working longer,
Thursday, July 1 at 4:30pm
changing careers, but most are either planning or are in their
Friday, July 9 at 9:30am
retirement phase of life. We gave earned our stripes (some
Monday, July 19 at 3:30pm
call them wrinkles).
Saturday, July 31 at 9:30am
AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT - CLASS CANCELLATIONS
During the month of June we had to cancel some fitness session We need to allow time to quiet our minds from the daily
classes as when we were looking them over, 3 days before they were rigors of aging parents, health issues, menopause and weight
scheduled to start, there were not enough to make the minimum gain. Retirement provides us with more time to take care of
necessary for the class. Often times and for various reasons residents ourselves. Most illnesses and advanced aging are tied to
do not sign up for the class until the day the class starts. The result of stress.
signing up for a class on the day it begins is you may find it has been
cancelled. Timely arrangements must be made with instructors who
After 50, we are looking for new brands and treatments for
travel to our facility to teach and we want to be able to provide them
drier, aging skin. Take a more holistic approach with your
with ample notice if the class is cancelled. Calls to the residents
beauty regime. Look for products that state they have
already enrolled must be made in the event of a cancellation and
arrangements about fees need to be completed. On the other end of firming, toning and hydrating characteristics; explains how
the spectrum waiting to sign up for the class on the day the class the product works, and how you can expect to feel when the
begins you may find it has reached it maximum and you might be product is used.
placed on a wait list. This also happened during June.
Scheduling facials, educating yourself and understanding
Help us to help you. Reserve your spot for the class you want by your requirements with antiaging treatments in a society that
signing up well in advance of when the class begins. Sign up now for celebrates youth and conceals the aging face will help us to
classes 4 months out. De-stress our skin. Remember your 64 – 80 ounces of water
every day – beautiful skin starts from the inside out!
Monday, August 2, 6-9pm
RED HOT 900303-08 $6 in advance / $8 at the door
Drendel Ballroom
COUNTRY LINE Nick Damalas and his line dance party crew have arranged
for a Red Hot Country Line Dance Party on Monday,
August 2. Come alone or with a friend and enjoy the
DANCE PARTY exciting music and dance for all levels of line dance skill in
the cool Drendel Ballroom.
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DROP-IN SCHEDULE
Drop-in Class/Punch Passes: $3 single class
Passes available: 20 for $60, 10 for $30 and 5 for $15
Aerobics & Aquatic Drop-in punch passes work for both Land
and Aquatic classes.
MVL (MEADOW VIEW LODGE) 847-515-7692 • PL (PRAIRIE LODGE) 847-515-7635
CARDIO JAM CARDIO SCULPT TOTAL BODY CIRCUIT
This high energy class with a low-impact approach is This low-impact aerobics class focuses on boosting A challenging workout with lots of variety.
designed for persons with specific limitations who your cardiovascular endurance by doing upper body Alternate intervals of walking the inside
may need focus on boosting your cardiovascular strength moves with light handheld weights. Core track and strength training.
endurance. exercises and stretches are also included. Level All Levels Welcome
Level Intermediate/Advanced Level All Levels Welcome Day(s)/Time W/Sat., 7:45am
Day(s)/Time M/T/F, 8am Day(s)/Time W, 9am Location PL, GR
Location MVL Location MVL
MUSIC AND MOVES FOREVER FIT
Music from different eras gives us the variety we need This class consists of an easy-to-follow, low-impact
to get us moving! Slower warm-ups and cool downs. weight bearing aerobics routine followed by strength
This Cardio class is a great way to start your weekend. training and stretching.
Level All Levels Welcome Level Beginner
Day(s)/Time Sat., 9am Day(s)/Time M/W/F, 10am
Location MVL Studio A Location MVL
Class minimums overall average 10 people per class.
Aerobics
Class averages that consistently fall below that number
will be monitored then evaluated. Drop-In Classes may
become Session Classes.
CROSS CURRENTS AQUA FIT
This class focuses on strength training with a splash of This class offers intervals of strength training and
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STRUCTOR
aerobics! Cross training combined with sustained aerobic conditioning using noodles, aqua bells,
periods of aerobic activity will keep you coming back paddles, balls or kickboards. DROP-IN IN ors are
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for more. Level Intermediate Each of thes d bring
ly certified an
Level Intermediate/Advanced Day(s) M/W professional style to the cl
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Day(s) F Time 8am their own un rk, Karen Car
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, Dawn Bu
Time 8am Nancy Buhr Ed wards,
per, Colleen
AQUA BURNER Lee Ann Coo Lemke, Gini
HYDRO POWER This is a high intensity workout with sustained cardio Chris Hinde, June , Bernadette
ie Shireman
This water class uses high power moves for a great activity with intervals of strength training using Leopold, Jack d Lisa
rb Schuler, an
cardiovascular workout. The instructor will vary the aquatic exercise equipment. Fortnum, Ba
intensity of the exercises to keep you challenged. This Level Intermediate/Advanced Becker.
is a great class to increase your endurance. Day(s) T/Th
Level Intermediate/Advanced Time 9am
Day(s) M/W/F
Time 10:30am AQUA STRENGTH & STRIDE
Give yourself a good workout by lengthening your
HYDRODYNAMICS walking stride in the pool and challenge yourself to
This fun filled class utilizes a variety of pool the distance you walk. Combined with toning and
equipment and a program to stimulate both the cardio stretching. 801003 SWIM LESSONS
and respiratory system. This class emphasizes Level Beginner/Intermediate Joanne Mayer and Joan Souchek will gently
definition and toning. Come join the Hydronauts for Day(s) M/W/F instruct residents who want to conquer their
fun and better health! Time 9am fear of the water and learn how to swim.
Level Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced Level Beginner
Day(s) T/W/Th/S AQUA FORM & FLEX Day(s) Sa
Time 6pm (T & Th); 6:30pm (W); 8am (S) This class focuses on progressive improvement of Time 11am
strength, endurance, and flexibility. Instructor will
AQUA INTERVALS show options for lower intensity. Prior to payment, please sign the interest list
For those who want more, try this truly amazing total Level Beginner/Intermediate at the Prairie Lodge fitness desk and indicate
body workout by adding the element of strength Day(s) T/Th which month you would like to start!
training in the water. This unique approach uses the Time 10am
low impact of water for the foundation of muscle
development. Focusing on specific muscle groups in FREE VOLLEYBALL TIMES
short intervals, with cardio sprints this workout is one Day(s) M/F/Su
of a kind. Time 7-8:30pm (M); 5-7pm (F);
Level Intermediate-Advanced 10am-12pm (Su)
Aquatics
Day(s) M/T/Th
Time 6pm (M); 8am (T, Th)
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SESSION CLASSES:
Fitness, Mind & Body 2010 MVL=Meadow View Lodge
847-515-7692
PL=Prairie Lodge
TRY ONE FREE! You may always try out a session class before you buy the session. Register now 847-515-7635
for one or all sessions. See Fitness Center for details!
Session Fitness Classes This class uses weighted bars, bands, free partnering with each other to accomplish
General Gentle Strength weights and other great accessories, in order program goals. All Levels MVL B
This chair-based class will contain 30 minutes to get fit. All Levels, MVLA
Information for of strengthening using weights, bands, Mat Pilates
all Fitness, Mind, tubing or balls. Ends with stretching and Balance Training This class is a mind and body experience that
Body & Dance: relaxation. Beginner/Intermediate, MVL A Balance training is linked to stability training, works every muscle. Focus is on the intrinsic
because when you work on balance, your core muscles of the body. All Levels, MVL A
Sit N’ Fit work on the muscles on both sides of your
Program fees vary This class will provide a total body workout joints, creating more balance. We will work Mind and Body Session Classes
due to nature of while seated in chairs. Personal trainers will with both progressive balance devices such Tai Chi Ch’uan
lead exercises to improve mobility. Choose as balance pads, balance pods, balance discs Intermediate class is for those who have
program. Monday or Wednesday or both! Beginner, and perform drills to improve your balance completed basic movements in the beginner
GR/PL and lessening the fear of falling. All Levels, class. Beginner class is for those who are new
Please check the MVL B to Tai Chi which is a system of movements
Zumba designed to energize the body, reduce and
posted schedules Easy to follow choreographed dance steps Kettlebells manage stress, improve balance,
for times and combined with various Latin based rhythms Using the essential elements of core strength coordination and flexibility. Regular
locations. Schedules for a fitness flair. Wear aerobic or dance training and cardio vascular exercise you will practice can facilitate harmonious energy
shoes. Please no running or black soled develop stability, flexibility, balance and flow. GR/PL
are also available on shoes. All Levels, MVL B agility. Movements are ballistic or swinging
the web portal—see moves or press and pull exercises. You will Yoga for Everybody
the Fitness Center Super Sculpt firm up your legs, glutes, back, arms and A yoga class designed to meet the individual
This class will increase your strength and abdominals. 30 minute class. needs of each participant. The instructor will
tab. endurance while defining your muscles. All levels. MVL B focus on the specific needs of the class as a
Begins with a warm up and then on to all whole. Join us; each week will differ from
Classes that have resistance training for a full body workout. Fall Proof the last.
Using dumbbells, body bars, stability balls This 50 minutes class will work with you to
not met their class and body weight to sculpt your body from enhance posture and the sensory systems of Yoga Flow
minimums three both a standing and mat positions. All Levels the body that are used to anticipate changes This class will practice smooth free-flow
days prior to class MVL A that affect balance and initiate appropriate Vinyasa yoga postures in balanced sequence.
responses to those changes. Intermediate, MVL A
start date will be On The Ball All levels. MVL B
cancelled. You will These classes focus on the development of Light Yoga
be notified via core strength by using muscle stretch and Boot Camp Exercise Games Focusing on stretching the whole body while
endurance on a stability ball. Beginner/ All are welcome to participate in this boot incorporating yoga poses to develop inner
a courtesy phone Intermediate, MVL B camp style class which will include working strength and mind-muscle connection. Also
call and refunds/ all muscles, some aerobic exercise and some integrates visual imagery and relaxation
credits will be AM Power Workout stretching while burning tons of calories. It techniques. Bring a blanket and warm socks.
This strength training class is for all levels. can be as challenging as you want it to be. Beginner/Intermediate, MVLA
issued. In order to prevent bone loss and build We’ll toss some balls, do some drills using
additional bone you must strength train. agility ladders and cones and have some fun
CODE CLASS LOCATION DAY TIME JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. COST
800403 AM Power Workout MVL A F 9am 7/9-7/30 8/6-9/3 $25 9/10-10/1 10/8-10/29 $20
800203 On The Ball MVL B Th 9am 7/8-7/29 8/5-9/2 $25 9/9-9/30 10/7-10/28 $20
800703 Gentle Strength MVL A M 11am 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $25 9/13-9/27 $15 10/4-10/25 $20
800803 Gentle Strength MVL B F 11am 7/9-7/30 8/6-9/3 $25 9/10-10/1 10/8-10/29 $20
800003 Mat Pilates MVL A W 5pm 7/7-7/28 8/4-9/1 $25 9/8-9/29 10/6-10/27 $20
885003 Sit N’ Fit Game Room M 11am 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $15 9/13-9/27 $9 10/4-10/25 $12
885103 Sit N’ Fit Game Room W 11am 7/7-7/28 8/4-9/1 $15 9/8-9/29 10/6-10/27 $12
800103 Super Sculpt MVL A M 9am 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $25 9/13-9/27 $15 10/4-10/25 $20
830303 Tai Chi Plus Game Room M 9am NO CLASS 8/2-8/30 $25 9/13-9/27 $15 10/4-10/25 $20
830003 Tai Chi Basic Game Room M 10am NO CLASS 8/2-8/30 $25 9/13-9/27 $15 10/4-10/25 $20
830203 Tai Chi Plus Game Room W 9am NO CLASS 8/4-9/1 $25 9/8-9/29 10/6-10/27 $20
830103 Tai Chi Intermediate Game Room W 10am NO CLASS 8/4-9/1 $25 9/8-9/29 10/6-10/27 $20
830603 Yoga Flow MVL A T 1pm 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $25 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $20
830503 Yoga Flow MVL A F 11am 7/9-7/30 8/6-9/3 $25 9/10-10/1 10/8-10/29 $20
810203 Light Yoga NEW! MVL A M 1pm 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $25 9/13-9/27 $15 10/4-10/25 $20
810503 Yoga NEW! MVL A M 2pm 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $25 9/13-9/27 $15 10/4-10/25 $20
810303 Light Yoga MVL A T 12pm 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $25 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $20
810403 Light Yoga MVL A Th 8am 7/8-7/29 8/5-9/2 $25 9/9-9/30 10/7-10/28 $20
810603 Yoga For Everybody MVL A Sat 10:30am 7/10-7/31 8/7-9/4 $25 9/11-10/2 10/9-10/30 $20
801103 Zumba MVL A T 11am 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $25 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $20
801303 Zumba MVL B T 6pm 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $25 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $20
801003 Swim Lessons NEW TIME! PL Pool Sat 11am 7/10-7/31 8/7-9/4 $25 9/11-10/2 $20
896503* Kettlebells NEW! MVL B T 7pm 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $15 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $12
897503 Fall Proof NEW! MVL B T 9am 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $25 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $20
896003* Boot Camp Ex. Games MVL B M 5pm 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $15 9/13-9/27 $9 10/4-10/25 $12
897003* Balance Training MVL B Th 10am 7/8-7/29 8/5-9/2 $15 9/9-9/30 10/7-10/28 $12
895207* Fitness Focus MVL Fitness Varies Varies $5
*30 minute classes
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FITNESS / DANCE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
General Information for all Strutters Ballroom Dance Novice Level: New to line dancing? This is the
Dance Classes: Learn to Ballroom dance from professional class to start breaking in those new country
The Strutters are made up of Tap, Jazz and dancers, Barb and Jim Finn, Amateur Elite boots! The very basic techniques that are
Ballet dance with each area having at least two Champions in American Smooth Dancing and common to all line dances will be reviewed in
levels of expertise from which to choose. finalists in the Championship this class.
During each of these classes, dance steps and International Standard Competition. Singles Instructor: Nancy Buhr
moves will be studied, and instruction given on and couples welcome. Come and learn some of Friday, 12pm
specific steps in order to create a dance routine. the popular dances so you will feel confident at
Come and join this fun and talented group local ballroom dance events, class reunions, Beginning Level: If you are
where improvement in endurance, muscle tone cruises, weddings, comfortable with the very basic steps, have
and brain function will be experienced. anniversary parties and more. It is a lovely way great coordination, but never line danced
to exercise your body and your mind. before, this level is for you!
Hoofers Tap Classes Instructor: Nancy Buhr
The Hoofer and Hunks tap classes focus on fun Ethnic Dance Wednesday 12pm/Friday 1pm
and fitness through dance. The classes are This class is designed for those who have had
taught by volunteer instructors Sandy Oldham, little or no ethnic dance experience. Exercise Intermediate Level
Carol Kaiser, Dana Rich and Judy Thierer. The both your body and mind through music and Instructor: LeeAnn Cooper
One Step Up Class is open to residents year dance. Come join a new circle of friends and Tuesday 4pm
round. The newest class the ‘Hoofer Hunks’ is learn dances from many different countries such
the “men only” group. as Israel, Greece, Romania, Sweden, etc. Basic Advanced Level
steps will be taught which will gradually build Volunteer Instructor: Elaine Rodgers
Hoofer and Hunks classes run year round. into a repertoire of dances. No partners Wednesday 3:30pm
Please contact Sandy Oldham if you are needed! The class is taught by a seasoned
interested! resident instructor, Nancy Kristen. Leather or smooth soled shoes needed for all
line dance classes.
Hoofer Tap Classes run year round. Although Line Dance Classes!
the class began in November, interested Want to learn to line dance? We can teach you Cued Dance
residents can join at any time! Please call Sandy how! Try one of our line dancing classes and The exercise comprises dancing to cues drawn
Oldham so together you can determine which you will be dancing in no time! Dance parties from various types of dances such as two step
class is best for you! See the Dance Class are held six times a year in Drendel Ballroom and waltz. The tempo will be as slow, or as fast,
Listings and sign up for one session or all listed! coordinated by a volunteer team led by as the class desires so everyone will be aable to
Due to program growth, on occasion class volunteer, Nick Damalas. Look for participate. Singles and couples welcome.
schedules may change. announcements throughout the year! Resident Volunteer instructor: Sid Sampson.
Tap Two: some experience with tap dance.
Tap One: Most experience with tap dance.
SESSION CLASSES: Dance
For all dance programs, come dressed in dance attire, or aerobic clothing, something loose and comfortable.
CODE CLASS DAY ROOM TIME JULY AUGUST SEPT. OCT. COST
850003 Jazz III (Summer Ensemble Tech.) T MVL-A 10am 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $10 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $8
850103 Jazz III T MVL-A 2pm --- --- 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $8
850303 Jazz II & I (Summer Tech.) T MVL-A 11am 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $10 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $8
822403 Ballet I M MVL-A 12pm --- --- 9/13-9/27 $6 10/4-10/25 $8
822503 Ballet II (Summer Technique) T MVL-A 9am 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $10 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $8
822703 Ballroom Dance W MVL-A 6:30pm 7/7-7/28 --- 9/8-9/29 10/13-10/27 $66/$99 cpl.
Samba & Swing & Fox Trot &
Fox Trot Waltz Mambo
823903 Cued Dance NEW! T MVL-B 10am 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $10 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $8
823503 Ethnic Dance Th MVL-A 12pm 7/8-7/29 8/5-9/2 $15 9/9-9/30 10/7-10/28 $12
823703 Ethnic Dance T MVL-A 7pm 7/6-7/27 8/3-8/31 $15 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $12
820003 Line Dance-Novice F MVL-A 12pm 7/9-7/30 --- 9/10-10/1 10/8-10/29 $12
820203 Line Dance-Beginner F MVL-A 1pm 7/9-7/30 --- 9/10-10/1 10/8-10/29 $12
820303 Line Dance-Beginner W MVL-A 12pm 7/7-7/28 8/4-9/1 $15 9/8-9/29 10/6-10/27 $12
820403 Line Dance-Beginner W MVL-B 7pm 7/7-7/28 8/4-9/1 $15 9/8-9/29 10/6-10/27 $12
820503 Line Dance-Novice W MVL-B 6pm 7/7-7/28 8/4-9/1 $15 9/8-9/29 10/6-10/27 $12
820603 Line Dance-Intermediate Th MVL-B 6:30pm 7/8-7/29 8/5-9/2 $10 9/9-9/30 10/7-10/28 $8
820703 Line Dance-Intermediate T MVL-A 4pm 7/6-7/27 8/3-/31 $15 9/7-9/28 10/5-10/26 $12
820803 Line Dance-Advanced W MVL-A 3:30pm --- --- 9/8-9/29 10/6-10/27 $8
900303 Line Dance Party: M 6pm --- 8/2 --- 10/4 $6
Red Hot Country
824503 Hoofers Tap-Tap 1 M MVL-A 4:45pm 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $10 9/13-9/27 $6 --- $8
824403 Hoofers Tap-Tap 2 M MVL-A 5:45pm 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $10 9/13-9/27 $6 --- $8
824303 Hoofers Tap-1 Step Up M MVL-A 6:45pm 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $10 9/13-9/27 $6 --- $8
824103 Hoofers Tap Tech.-Tap 1 Th MVL-A 3pm 7/8-7/29 8/5-9/2 $10 9/9-9/23 $6 --- $8
824203 Hoofers Tap Tech.-Tap 2 Th MVL-A 4pm 7/8-7/29 8/5-9/2 $10 9/9-9/23 $6 --- $8
824003 Hoofers Tap Tech.-1 Step Up Th MVL-A 5pm 7/8-7/29 8/5-9/2 $10 9/9-9/23 $6 --- $8
824903 Huntley Hunks Th MVL-A 7:30pm 7/8-7/29 8/5-9/2 $10 9/9-9/23 $6 --- $8
821603 Strutters Tap Tech Ensemble M MVL-B 9am 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $10 9/13-9/27 $6 10/4-10/25 $8
821203 Strutters Tap Tech III M MVL-B 10am 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $10 9/13-9/27 $6 10/4-10/25 $8
821303 Strutters Tap Tech II & I M MVL-B 11am 7/5-7/26 8/2-8/30 $10 9/13-9/27 $6 10/4-10/25 $8
821703 Strutters-Adv. Ensemble Th MVL-A 9am --- --- 9/9-9/30 10/7-10/28 $8
821803 Strutters Tap III Th MVL-A 10am --- --- 9/9-9/30 10/7-10/28 $8
821903 Strutters Tap II & I Th MVL-A 11am --- --- 9/9-9/30 10/7-10/28 $8
Cost is per 4 week session, however you can purchase all sessions posted! Adjustments are made for sessions with fewer weeks. Price of a single session class is $8.
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There are so many wonderful people that donate their
time and talents to maximize the success of our
Jane Tennant programs and classes.
• Thank you to all the Volunteer Greeters who
willingly assume a multitude of responsibilities
Special Events & Classes Coordinator
which include a cheerful welcome at our events,
personal check-in services, and many types of
Special Events assistance!
• Thank you to the members of the Triple L
(Life..Long..Learning) Committee who ably plan.
Open Registration – Immediately upon Educational opportunities for our “Entertain the
Mind” lecture series! Their pursuit of excellence is
evident in the quality and breadth of our class
delivery of the Lifestyles Magazine
Your July issue marks the end of a three-month trial which offerings.
began with the May issue. During July, we will be • Thank you to the many Sun City Huntley resident
reviewing the results of this study and we will make a instructors who share their talents in a wide variety
determination whether this new approach will continue or of our classes!
if we will return to open registration beginning the first
business day of the each new month. We’ll keep you
posted!
ANOTHER REMINDER!!
NEW Tickets/Receipts (this information also
appeared in the May and June Lifestyles)
THANK YOU!! Last month we informed you that with select upcoming
Thank you for supporting our programs! Please look events we would begin transitioning to tickets thus
closely at all events as we have tried to keep ticket fees omitting the name check-in process and providing
down as much as possible. Here are a few handy tips to greater security and efficiency. As the months go
consider: forward, more and more major events will be added to
• Programs will be open to the general public 17 days after the ticket process. These events will be identified in the
they appear in the Lifestyle Magazine for the first Lifestyles with “TKT” preceding the registration
time…so remember to register early! number. Printed tickets will be issued at the time of
• Be thoroughly informed by carefully reading your registration. Until the complete transition for all events
magazine for event details before registering. and programs, remember to bring your tickets (if a TKT
• Register early to avoid “at the door” pricing. program) or receipts (if a non-TKT program) with you
• Don’t forget your I.D. card when registering. to avoid any entry delay! In a few months when the
• Ensure a smooth entrance to your paid events by transition is complete, ticket holders will experience the
bringing your registration receipt with you (for non- benefit of smooth and efficient check-in. Here are a few
ticket events) OR by bringing your new “Ticket” for an things to remember:
event identified as “TKT” in the Lifestyle magazine. • Keep your tickets (if a TKT program) or receipts (if a
non-TKT program) in a secure place because lost
We have so many wonderful offerings this summer…from tickets WILL NOT be replaced.
free outdoor summer concerts to outstanding vocalists to • For quicker entry into a major event (as you would a
informative and fun classes and lectures to comedy to downtown Chicago show or to board an
Dancing to Bingo Nites and MORE! Supporting these airplane)…you MUST have your ticket with you to
events is a collective way to “give back” to our lovely gain entrance. Bringing only a receipt (or no receipt
community and will continue to enhance the quality and at all) will cause delays.
enriching lifestyle of Sun City Huntley! • If you registered at the Fitness Center, your tickets
would have printed at the Member Services Desk.
THANK YOU!! Please pick up your tickets PRIOR to the event or
Wasn’t the 11th Annual Golf Cart Parade and 1st Summer program!
Concert last month great fun?! Didn’t the music pull at your • As events become “Sold Out” and all tickets are
patriotic heartstrings? distributed, Wait Lists will be discontinued. So,
• Thank you Joanie & Carter Berg for once again please plan to purchase your tickets early to avoid
spearheading a successful golf cart parade! disappointment!
• Thank you Sun City Concert Band for yet another
outstanding performance!
• And a BIG thank you to Citizen’s Bank whose generosity and
continued support of our community made our first summer
concert possible! We sincerely appreciate Citizen’s Bank and
their ongoing partnership with Sun City Huntley!
THANK YOU!!
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evening
programs
TKT 6003-05 “SIMON &
GARFUNKEL”—A TRIBUTE BY
AJ AND JON
AJ Swearingen and Jonathan Beedle
5300-03 LET’S DANCE W/THE LET’S DANCE have been performing this remarkable
BAND Co-Sponsored by Huntley Realty and Tom tribute to the music of “Simon &
Hall and The Lifestyle Department Garfunkel” for more than a decade and
Let’s Dance is an 18 piece band and comprised of members their sold out shows prove the effect on
of our Sun City Concert Band. They performed for you the their audiences is undeniable. A chance
first time in the afternoon in December 2009 and again in meeting in 1991, in a local club in Bethlehem, PA, brought
May. Over 200 people attended and were awed by the these two talented artists together. A brief introduction
talent. Swing and Ballroom Dancers attended and had a and moments later they were blending their voices as if
wonderful time asking for ‘more’. Some came just to listen they had been performing together for a lifetime. AJ’s
and watch the dancers. Don’t miss out! Register early! warm baritone and Jonathan’s soaring tenor combine
Put the dates on your calendar and get ready to ‘swing’ or flawlessly to capture the essence and magic of “Simon &
waltz! Garfunkel’s” sound of the early years in Greenwich
Village. With a quiet stage and an acoustic guitar, A.J. and
Minimums must be met by the dates indicated so we have
Jonathan re-create the memories of the classic hits and
an accurate count for refreshments, tables and chairs.
obscure songs of “Simon & Garfunkel.” Discover why
Thanks for your cooperation. You are in for an awesome
audiences are cheering for this duo as they capture—the
evening at each of these dances.
magic of “Simon and Garfunkel.”
Thursday, August 19, 6:30-9:30pm
Monday, July 12
Thursday, November 18, 6:30-9:30pm
Cash Bar: 7pm / Doors Open: 7:30pm with Cash Bar /
Drendel Ballroom
Show: 8-9:30pm
$8pp Discounted Early Registration / $13 at the
Drendel Ballroom
door
$12pp / Min. 200 / Max. 380
Min. 100 must be met 2 weeks prior to the event /
Max. 200
TKT 6005-05 ABBA SALUTE
You loved the recent Piano Man
concert…now get ready for an ABBA
5804-03 FUN NITES
tribute!
SUPPER AND
ENTERTAINMENT
BINGO, Co-Sponsored by ABBA Salute is one of the most
Huntley Realty and Tom accurate ABBA tribute band in the
Hall country. With painstaking attention
Another terrific evening to detail, they have recreated an ABBA experience that
w/supper, dessert, beverages won’t soon be forgotten. Fronted by two dynamic ladies
and entertainment bingo with angelic voices, and backed by a group of first class
games, raffles, prizes and lots musicians, the music of the greatest pop band in history
of fun! Be sure to register early! NOTE: New and slightly comes to life in a Las Vegas type show that will have you
used items are always welcomed for donation toward singing along and tapping your toes.
future prizes. Tuesday, July 20, 7-8:30pm
Sec. C: Wednesday, August 18, Doors Open: 4:30pm Drendel Ballroom
Only!! $10pp / Min. 75 / Max. 380
Sub Sandwich night: All guests will enjoy a sub
sandwich, chips, potato salad, dessert, coffee and cold
drinks.
Drendel Ballroom
$12pp/ Max. 280
General Public:
Special events will be open to the general public 17 days after the event first appears in the
Lifestyles magazine. The general public will pay a $5 surcharge when purchasing their tickets.
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TKT 6004-04 THE IDOLS 2010 CONCERT HARRIETTE BLAKE SHOW WITH RAY THOMAS
Better than ever! The Idols Encore is an ALL Sun City CONT.
member group. This years performance will not
out for our Sun City residents! This special night she will
disappoint anyone. The energy level will be high and the
share the stage with the powerful voice of Ray Thomas,
whole night will be awesome. Last year was just the tip of
Sun City Idols winner.
the iceberg. The rave reviews we received last year will
make for a packed house again this year. Tuesday, August 24, 7-8:15 pm
Don’t miss out on what will be a fabulous night of
Drendel Ballroom
entertainment. Get your tickets early. Parking lot shuttle
$8pp / Min. 100 / Max. 385
service provided by Gary Lang Auto Group.
If space allows, $13 at door.
A 3pm matinee may be added if first show sells out!
Wednesday, July 21 OR Thursday, July 22, 7pm
Doors Open: 6:30pm / Show: 7-9pm TKT 6000-07 AMY YASSINGER JAZZ QUARTET: A
Drendel Ballroom TRIBUTE TO ELLA FITZGERALD, PEGGY LEE &
SARAH VAUGHAN
Amy Yassinger is a versatile Chicago Jazz, R&B, and Pop
$12pp / Max. 380
TKT 6000-06 RICH ANTONELLI’S TRIBUTE vocalist. Her love for music has provided opportunities to
TO ELVIS perform at Carnegie Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, the
The King is back! Do you love Elvis Presley songs? If so, National Inventor’s Hall of Fame, Navy Pier, the Shedd
you won’t want to miss this performance! Back by popular Aquarium and many Chicagoland Jazz Clubs. Prepare to
demand, our own Sun City resident Rich Antonelli will be engaged by her passionate voice and sound
entertain you with new songs in the style of Elvis. Rich is interpretation of the music and lyrics of
not an Elvis impersonator, however, if you listen to his legends Ella, Peggy and Sarah!
voice you’ll think Elvis is “in the house”!
Tuesday, August 10, 7-8:15pm
Thursday, Sept 16, 7-8:15pm
Drendel Ballroom
new
Drendel Ballroom $8pp early registration / $13 at the door
$7pp / Min. 100 / Max. 380 Min. 100
TKT 6005-04 GOOD, CLEAN TKT 6001-07 THE FOUR PREPS
COMEDY! GEORGE CASEY COMES
TO DRENDEL BALLROOM! new PERFORMING AMERICA’S
FAVORITE POP HITS - featuring
Original Lead Singer Bruce Belland
Here’s what Dick Clark has to say about
The Chicago Sun Times writes, “Good clean
laughs!” George has been entertaining the Four Preps….“Their energy and enthusiasm guarantee
comedy with deadly timing…genuine belly
audiences across the US for over 30 a great time every time!” Don’t miss this fantastic show
years! George has opened for and toured filled with many of your all-time favoritetunes...Remember
with Bobby Vinton, Three Dog Night, Rosemary Clooney, 26 Miles (Across the Sea), Big Man, Down by the Station,
The Osmond Brothers, Lou Rawls and Bobby Vinton! Gidget, Sh Boom, Unchained Melody, Little Darlin,
Runaround Sue, Go Away Little Girl, Blue Velvet...and on
George has performed at Caesar’s Palace, The Sahara, is a
and on! Register early because this show will surely sell
regular act at the Riviera Hotel/Casino, and now comes to
out!
Sun City Huntley! GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY!
Wed. Oct 6, Open Bar 6pm, Doors Open 6:30pm
*Thursday, August 12, 7-8:30pm / Doors Open: 6:30pm
Show Begins 7-8:30pm (with 15 minute intermission)
with Cash Bar
Drendel Ballroom
$15pp / Min. 150 / Max. of 400
$22pp early registration / $27 at the door
If space is available, $20 at the door.
$27/$32pp for general public
*If demand warrants, an afternoon show may be added.
Min. 100
TKT 6004-05 HARRIETTE
TKT 6002-07 AN EVENING
BLAKE SHOW WITH RAY
THOMAS
WITH TONY SPAVONE – new
After sharing the stage with Bob
A VOICE FOR ROMANCE & CHARM
Tony Spavone is a concert artist whose
Hope, George Burns, Don Rickles,
thrilling voice, charming manner and showmanship
Alan King, Elvis Presley, Tom
embrace audiences whenever he performs. With a unique
Jones, Liberace and so many more,
style of projection for all types of songs, an engaging stage
Harriette returns to sing her heart
presence and a certain elegance of the heart, Tony is AN
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EVENING WITH TONY SPAVONE – A VOICE FOR AN AFTERNOON AT THE MOVIES CONT.
whales. Filed with spectacular clarity and beauty, “Earth”
ROMANCE & CHARM CONT.
equally at home with Continental love songs as well as is an astonishing and heartwarming film filled with
American, Italian and Spanish songs of passion. Tony adventure, suspense and humor. Narrated by James Earl
insists on including contemporary songs in his show along Jones.
with audience favorites. This is an evening you will
remember for a lifetime! Register early!
5400-05 Thursday, July 15: THE
BLIND SIDE (2 hr. 6 Min., PG-13)
Taken in by a well-to-do family and offered
a second chance at life, a homeless teen
Wednesday, October 20, 7-8:15pm
grows to become the star athlete projected
Drendel Ballroom
to be the first pick at the NFL draft in this
$15pp early registration / $20 at the door
sports-themed comedy drama inspired by
Min. 100
TKT 6006-05 IDES OF MARCH author Michael Lewis' best-seller The Blind
FEATURING JIM PETERIK Side: Evolution of a Game. Michael Oher was living on the
On October 16, 1964; a basement in streets when he was welcomed into the home of a
Berwyn, Illinois played host to four conservative suburban family, but over time he matured
schoolboys, guitars, drums, and their into a talented athlete. As the NFL draft approaches, fans
dreams. From that meeting sprang platinum hits, Grammy and sports radio personalities alike speculate that Oher
awards, and a common bond that has lasted ever since. will be the hottest pick of the year. This movie stars Sandra
The IDES OF MARCH are best remembered for their 1970 Bullock who won the Best Actress Academy Award for her
smash “Vehicle”, and have had hit records in each of the performance.
decades since that humble beginning. Remember the
rousing sports anthem “Finally Next Year” that cheered the
5401-05 Thursday, August 5: UP
Cubs throughout their red-hot 2003 season? In concert, the
(1 hr. 36 Min., G)
From Disney Pixar comes UP, a comedy
IDES remain a powerhouse rock and roll band that all of
adventure about 78-year-old balloon
the members (save one) are on the plus side of 50 years of
salesman Carl Fredricksen, who finally
age. With the 2005 chart-topping success of “Vehicle” as
fulfills his lifelong dream of a great
recorded by American Idol’s Bo Bice, the IDES OF MARCH
adventure when he ties thousands of
are once again in the nation eye…and appearing for us in
balloons to his house and flies away to the
Drendel Ballroom! Get your tickets now!
wilds of South America. But he discovers all too late that
his biggest n ightmare has stowed away on the trip: an
overly optimistic 9-year-old Wilderness Explorer named
Wednesday, November 10
Russell. From the Academy Award-nominated director
Doors Open: 6:30pm / Show: 7-8:30pm (no intermission)
Pete Docter, UP invites you on a hilarious journey into a
Drendel Ballroom
lost world, with the least likely duo on Earth. Featuring the
$25pp / Max. 380
voices of Edward Asner, John Ratzenberger, Christopher
an afternoon Plummer and many more.
at the movies 5406-07 Wednesday, September 8:
INVICTUS (2 hr. 13 Min., PG-13)
He was imprisoned 27 years for his heroic
AN AFTERNOON AT THE MOVIES
fight against apartheid. So what does
Requested donations for all movies is $1. Pre-
Nelson Mandela do after he is elected
registration is strongly recommended to avoid
president of South Africa? He rejects
cancellation. Most movies begin at 1:30pm in Drendel
revenge, forgives his oppressors and finds
Ballroom and will be held monthly when space is
hope of national unity in an unlikely place: the rugby
available. Please check for time for each movie listed.
field. Clint Eastwood (the National Board of Review’s 2009
Best Director choice) powerfully directs an uplifting film
5402-06 Wednesday, July 7:
about a team and a people inspired to greatness. In a
Disney Nature’s EARTH
performance that won him NBR’s Best Actor Award and an
(1 hr. 30 min., Rated G)
Take your grandchildren to the movies!
“Earth” is an epic story of adventure, Oscar nomination, Morgan Freeman
starring some of the most magnificent and portrays Mandela, who asks the national
courageous creatures alive. It’s a rugby team captain (Best Supporting Actor
remarkable story of three animal families on a journey
new Oscar nominee Matt Damon) and his
underdog squad to do the impossible and
across our planet – polar bears, elephants and humpback
26 JULY | 2010 A Monthly Publication For The Residents of Sun City Huntley
AN AFTERNOON AT THE MOVIES CONT. BARBARA RINELLA PRESENTS: "SALUTE TO
win the World Cup. One team, one country. The universal
FIRST LADIES" CONT.
language of sports has never spoken so thrillingly as in book. Martha Washington was greeted by the words,
Eastwood’s Invictus. "Long live Lady Washington,” as she accompanied her
newly elected husband to New York, the first city of the
morning President’s residence; Dolly Madison was called the
afternoonprograms "greatest tone setter" of First Ladies; Mary Todd Lincoln
&
was assailed beyond all imagination by conflicts and
tragedy. Mrs. Rinella will depict them in vivid portraits.
Finally, Bess Truman will “speak” of her life in the White
House and give thumbnail sketches from her daughter
Margaret's point of view of Nellie Taft, Florence Harding,
Grace Coolidge, Eleanor Roosevelt, Mamie Eisenhower,
Jackie Kennedy, Lady Bird Johnson, Pat Nixon, Betty Ford,
Roslyn Carter, Nancy Reagan, Barbara Bush and Hillary
Clinton and more. A history lesson has never been this
much fun! Join us for a lovely buffet breakfast of
Scrambled Eggs, Hashed Browns, Country Pork Sausage,
Apple Wood Smoked Bacon, Assorted Breakfast Pastries,
Fresh Fruit Display, Assorted Juices & Coffee & Hot Tea.
Barbara Rinella’s delightful presentation, “Salute to First
Ladies” will commence following the breakfast.
FREE SUMMER CONCERTS AT FOUNTAIN VIEW
AMPHITHEATER
We thank the sponsors that make this summer series
possible!
Wednesday, September 15
Doors Open: 8:30am / Breakfast: 9am / Performance: 10-11am
Drendel Ballroom
Tuesday, July 27, 6:30pm
$23pp / Max. 280
Sponsored by the Theatre Company, Sunflower
Garden Club, Bocce Club, Canasta Club, Book
TKT 6003-07 THE NEW TRADITION
Discussion Club, Stringrays Swim Club, Tennis Club,
CHORUS Presents SONGS OF THE
Genealogy Club, & RV Travelers Club – THANK YOU!
Parking lot shuttle service provided by Gary Lang Auto
DECADES!
Get ready to enjoy some of your favorite
new
songs from the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s, right
Group
here in Huntley in a return performance by The New
Band: OD TAPO IMI
Tradition Chorus. The internationally recognized
barbershop chorus, and 2010 Illinois District Champions,
Wednesday, August 11th, 6:30pm
The New Tradition Chorus presents some of your favorite
Sponsored by Huntley Realty & The Tom Hall Group –
songs from the forties, fifties, sixties and seventies. You
THANK YOU!
will hear songs like Big Band Days, Tuxedo Junction, Java
Band: Crystal Lake Band
Jive and Sentimental Journey from the 40’s; a medley of
favorites from the 50’s, and Happy Together and a Simon
6203-06 BARBARA RINELLA
and Garfunkel Medley from the 60’s, as well as songs of the
PRESENTS: "SALUTE TO FIRST
seventies like Calendar Girl and I’d like to Teach the World
LADIES"
Barbara, a former educator from the
North Shore, will dramatize and bring to Sing. The New Tradition will also perform their 2010
to life many of our history’s First International Contest Package. Also featured are Sun
Ladies as seen through the eyes of City’s own Sun Tones and One More Time and Huntley
Margaret Truman. Who could be more High School’s boys and girls quartets. This is a “can’t be
insightful about first ladies than the missed” performance so get your tickets NOW!
only child of President Harry Truman? Born in 1924,
Margaret Truman had wonderful first-hand knowledge of
Sunday, September 19, 2pm; Doors open at 1:30pm
first ladies from Grace Coolidge to Hillary Clinton. Only
Huntley High School Performing Arts Center
Margaret Truman could accurately describe her mother,
13719 Harmony Road
Bess Truman, the famously private First Lady, who never
$12pp early registration / $17 at the door
held a press conference during all her years in the White
Students: $8pp early registration / $13 at the door
House. Barbara Rinella will become many of our First
PURCHASE EARLY REGISTRATION TICKETS AT
Ladies as she dramatizes the characters of this fascinating
THE MEMBER SERVICES DESK, PRAIRIE LODGE
Max. 670
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5803-07 Sec-T FALL FASHION 5801-07 THIRD ANNUAL PET
SHOW LUNCHEON featuring PARADE PET REGISTRATION
We invite you again this year to participate
new LITTLE TRAVELERS FROM GENEVA
Plan ahead, mark your calendars and get in the THIRD ANNUAL 2010 PET
new
your table registrations in fast!…this is PARADE! Trophies will be given to the
our most popular event of the year and it best entries in each of the 5 categories.
sells out the 1st day of registration! The owner of Little
• BEST COSTUMED PET
Travelers who also owns The Merra-Lee Shops in Geneva
is pulling out all the stops to present a great fashion show • BEST COSTUMED COMBO (Pet and Owner)
for everyone. Coupons, door prizes, and table favors will • MOST BEAUTIFUL, CUTEST OR REGAL PET
be a special treat for all. Little Travelers will setup a dis- (No Costume)
play area in the Gallery where lovely merchandise will be
available for purchase. Our luncheon menu will consist of • BEST MANNERED AND BEHAVED PET (No Costume)
Broccoli Soup, Chicken Salad in Cantalope halves, Fresh All entrants receive a gift. Please pick up your application
Baked Rolls with Butter, New York Cheesecake, Coffee and at the CAM Desk brochure area to turn in when you
Tea. Registration will begin July 8th at Meadow View register. Pre-registration is required. Should it rain, the
Lodge and will be a ‘drop-off’. Fill out the reserved seating parade will not be rescheduled and the Expo will go on as
form and attach a check and ‘drop-off’ at MVL. planned but in Drendel Ballroom. Monies collected less
Registrations will be numbered in the order they arrive. expenses will be donated to the Huntley Animal House
Register Early as this was a first day sell-out last year. This Shelter – A No-Kill Facility. Pets must live in Sun City. SEE
special event will open to the public on July, 20th for $30pp. “AUDIENCE RESERVED SEATING” BELOW and
Registration cut-off is September 10. “Talented Pets – Trick Training Class” in the General
Thursday, September 23 Interest section found on page 39.
Note: If this date sells out, a second show on Friday, Saturday, September 25, 10:30am-12:30pm
September 24 will be added. Parade Begins at 1:30pm (Expo is from 10-2pm)
Doors open at 11:30am each day with food service Registered Pet Owners Must Check-in at the Pavilion
immediately beginning / Fashion Show will begin as $5 per pet
soon as dessert is served
Drendel Ballroom 5802-07 AUDIENCE RESERVED
SEATING FOR PET PARADE
Because it was so popular last year, we will
$25pp / Maximum 250
PET PARADE AND EXPO
Last year’s parade and expo was an astounding success.
new again offer the special benefit of Audience
Reserved Seating for the Pet Parade. If you
This year promises to be even bigger and better! would like us to rent a chair for your use
Be sure to visit our blog at www.suncityhuntley during the parade, please register now. Reserved chairs
petexpoandparade.blogspot.com to see photos from last will be placed in the FIRST ROW for viewing and will have
year’s event. This year we will expand the event with more your name on them. Limited Number Available. SECOND
vendors and more entries in the pet parade. Hot dogs, ROW will be for those who would like to stand or bring
hamburgers, chips and cold drinks (to include a cash bar their own small chairs w/o a fee.
offering bottled water, wine and beer) will be available for www.suncityhuntleypetexpoandparade.blogspot.com
sale. There will be a great prize raffle, our mascot
Dalmation for photos, ‘Bobbing Games’ for dogs and a
Saturday, September 25, Parade begins at 1:30pm
‘Dog Treat - Stacking’ contest for humans.
Pavilion and Sales Parking Lot
The Mavericks Band will treat us again to
$3 pp Min. 25 / Max. 50
their great music.
Saturday, September 25, 10am-2pm
new
Pavilion and Sales Parking Lot
FREE
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One Day Trips WEDNESDAY, JULY 14
DEPARTURE TIME FOR
BILLY ELLIOTT MOVED UP TO 11:45am!
Please check the featured news article at In June, was our first downtown matinee trip and due to rainy
www.OurSunCityHuntley.net for current availability weather conditions, we left 15 minutes earlier and found we arrived
information. at the theatre 25 minutes prior to the 2pm curtain time. Therefore,
we determined that all downtown Chicago afternoon matinee trips
held in the spring, summer, and early fall will leave at 11:45am.
– Arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the departure time.
FOR ALL TRIP PARTICIPANTS, PLEASE REMEMBER:
WAIT LIST TRIPS
– Those bringing wheelchairs, please arrive 30 minutes
We will leave on time!
early so your caregiver/partner can load the equipment
7/14 Billy Elliot (1205-05)
onto the bus.
7/15 Historic Milwaukee 1905-04
7/18 Sugar & Brunch at Drury Lane (1100-04)
– Wear your Sun City I.D. badge for easy identification.
7/26 White Sox vs. Seattle (1003-04) Sec A
– There are no wheelchairs or walkers available for trips.
8/3 Wrigley Field Backstage Tour (1908-04)
Please bring one if needed.
8/4 Ring of Fire (1101-03)
– If you are registered to go on a trip and are unable to
9/18 Wine & Harvest Festival (1402-06)
Please add your names to the waitlists so we will know to add a
attend, please contact the Member Services Desk as second bus. For complete descriptions of all the One Day Trips,
– Trips may be cancelled due to low enrollment.
soon as possible! please check www.oursuncityhuntley.net, click on Activities, then
– At registration, please let us know if you have special
One Day Trips or call 847-515-7650 to check availability.
A Few Tickets May Still Be Available
– Seating priority is given to those who pre-register and
seating needs.
7/13 Old & New Gold Coasts (1904-04)
7/23 German Fest (1401-04)
8/15 Geneva Inn Champagne Brunch (2200-05)
bus. Also note, the number of special seating requests
use canes, walkers, or place wheelchairs under the
9/7 Patsy Cline Show (1101-06)
on any given day, will determine if an able-bodied trip
partner will be able to sit with one who has made the
special seating request.
SAVE THE DATES!
– Friends, if you would like to sit together be sure to have TRIPS IN THE WORKS
the staff enter the names when registering. We will try October 10, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, December 1 & 5,
our best, but we cannot guarantee all seats will be
Fireside Christmas, 29, Hello Dolly
– PLEASE NOTE: Please respect the bus company's
together. 1903-04 EXPLORE MADISON, WISCONSIN
We offer you a day of exploring down town Madison for
alcohol policy. Alcoholic beverages are not to be your special interests. We start by offering you a docent led
consumed on the bus unless prior arrangements are tour of the majestic state capital building. We will see the
made. restored rotunda, beautiful marbles and mosaics and murals
Guest registration available two weeks after first on a 50/60 minute guided tour. You may wish to walk to
announcement. Guests will be required to sign a waiver Monona Terrace, a Frank Lloyd Wright designed convention
before boarding the bus. center, on Lake Monona. Admission is FREE or a $3 docent
Please note! Meet the bus at the designated times led tour is available.
listed. If you are delayed or have an emergency, please We will have a down town map available listing 4 museums
have someone call the emergency numbers given. If you and 5 art museums. You can also browse State St. a 7 block
do not return to your bus seat by the departing time, you long pedestrian mall loaded with specialty shops and over 3
may need to provide your own return transportation dozen restaurants. Lunch is on your own.
and/or be charged additional transportation costs.
Thank you for your cooperation! Our day ends at the far end of State St. on the campus of the
University of Wisconsin with the Chazen Museum of Art
The following shoes will indicate the amount of walking and The Wisconsin Historical Museum. The U of W
for each trip. Memorial Union is our location to depart for home at 4pm.
Little Walking Bring a morning or afternoon snack if you like.
Some Walking Thursday, July 8
Lots of Walking
Depart: 7:30am / Return: 6:30pm
$28pp / Includes driver tip and transportation
Extensive Walking Min. 35 / Max. 52
Escorts: Julie & Bernie Kloep
Stairs
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1402-05 FESTA ITALIANA IN MILWAUKEE’S JOHN HANCOCK OBSERVATORY, CHICAGO, IL
MEIER PARK PLUS LUNCH AT LA VILLA
Romance, nostalgia and the aroma of rich Italian delicacies
fill the air at the nation’s largest Italian-American festival.
Wednesday, July 28
This lakefront celebration will feature more than 30
Depart: 9am / Return 4pm
restaurants, bakeries and delis serving the widest variety of
$38.50pp / Includes lunch, tax & tip, driver
Italian and Sicilian food this side of Rome. Gondola rides,
tip & transportation
bocce, bingo, nine stages of top entertainment, grape
Min. 35 / Max. 52
stomping and much more will keep you entertained at this
Escorts: Karen Richardson & Mary Fiala
premier Italian cultural event.
Friday, July 16
Depart: 1:45pm / Return: 10:45pm 1004-04 ARLINGTON RACE TRACK & LUNCH IN
THE INTERNATIONAL ROOM
Plan for a day overlooking Arlington Park with buffet lunch,
$36pp / Includes transportation, admission, and driver
and three-hour beer and wine bar, soda and assorted juices.
gratuities
Cocktails can be purchased. Buffet open at approximately
Min. 35 / Max. 52
12:30pm. We’ll leave the park after the conclusion of the last
Escorts: Gerry and Jan Smith
race at 4:45pm. Please adhere to Arlington Park’s Dress
Code: Men-Sport coat & collared shirt or polo Shirt. Ladies:
1003-04 WHITE SOX AT Conservative Dresses, skirts & blouses or pantsuits. Please
CELLULLAR FIELD — NO LADIES OR MEN’S Athletic shoes! Please arrive to
GAME & PATIO PARTY Prairie Lodge in the requested apparel, otherwise we cannot
We arrive at approximately 5:30pm guarantee that you will be seated with the group.
to enjoy an “all-you-can-eat buffet!”
The delicious menu catered by
Thursday, July 29
Baseball Buffet features BBQ ribs,
Departs: 11:30am / Return: 6pm
Cajun chicken, fried chicken, hot dogs, hamburgers, side
$80pp / Includes entrance, daily racing guide guide,
salads, wine, Miller and Pepsi products. The party starts one-
buffet, tax, tips, driver tip & motorcoach transportation
and-a-half hours before the game and lasts 30 minutes into
Max. 30
the game!
Escorts: Carolyn & Eugene Rhodes
Departs: 3:45pm / Return: 11:45pm (approx)
Includes Section 105 seats (both games), patio party, 2101-04 OLBRICH BOTANICAL GARDENS AND
QUIVEY’S GROVE – MADISON, WI
We will spend our morning appreciating eleven different
driver tip, bus parking, & transportation.
types of outdoor gardens. You won’t want to miss the huge
Sec. B - Tuesday, August 24: Baltimore Orioles
Bolz Conservatory display or the array of beautiful
$81pp / Min. 35 / Max. 52 per game
butterflies flying freely about you.
Escorts: Gerry and Jan Smith
Lunch is at 1:15pm in the Quivey stone house. After lunch
we will explore the house and unusual barn. At signup
1907-04 JOHN HANCOCK OBSERVATORY, choose either: Roast beef with mashed potatoes and gravy or
CHICAGO, IL PLUS LUNCH AT LA VILLA boneless filets of trout with parmesan potatoes.
We will drop you off on Delaware where you may go up and
Next stop is the Bavaria Sausage House. We will bring iced
purchase a ticket to observe the varied Architecture of our
coolers as we suspect you will find something to bring home.
great city from the John Hancock Observatory. A David
They stock over 100 different types of sausages and over 100
Schwimmer narrated Sky Tour created by Discover Channels
different types of cheeses including many imported
Antenna Audio is included in your senior price of $11. On a
European food items.
clear day you can see three states. Or, you may wish to just
shop on Michigan Avenue. You may bring a morning snack, if you like.
Lunch is included at LaVilla Restaurant, where we received Monday, August 2
rave reviews from our Murals Tour last year! Lunch of Depart: 7:45am / Return: 5:45pm
minestrone soup, house salad, pasta, chicken breast, $55pp / Includes gardens, conservatory, lunch, tax & tip,
driver tip & transportation
with chocolate or strawberry topping. You may purchase
roasted potato, bread & butter, coffee, tea, vanilla ice cream
Min. 35 / Max. 52
liquor on your own. Escorts: Julie & Bernie Kloep
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1103-03 JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR-THEATRE AT FAIR OAKS FARMS, FAIR OAKS, IN CONT.
THE CENTER, MUNSTER, IN
Enjoy a delicious Brunch at Theatre at the Center and the
Monday, August 23
Tony Award nominated Jesus Christ Superstar, the first rock
Depart: 8am/Return: 5:15pm
Opera, created as a concept album at the end of the turbulent
$49pp/Includes farm admission, lunch buffet, tax,
‘60s. ComposerAndrew LloydWebber and Lyricist Tim Rice
gratuity, driver tip & transportation
created a new kind of Jesus. Prophet and rock star whose
Min. 35 / Max: 52
appeal stems as much from the crowd’s energy as from his
Escorts: Don & Ellie Espeseth
own inspirational message. Propelled by a stirring score, by
turns driving and majestic, satirical and tender, Jesus Christ
Superstar illuminates the transcendent power of the human
spiritwith a passion that goes straight to the heart.
1401-06 TALL SHIPS—CHICAGO AT
NAVY PIER
Navy Pier proudly welcomes these historic 2nd
ships of all classes and sail configurations as
Sunday, August 8 bus
they make a rare return to Chicago.
Depart: 11am / Return: 7pm added
Experience this awe-inspiring event show-
$83pp / Includes brunch, show, driver tip & transportation
casing over 20 magnificent Tall Ships from around the world.
Min. 35 / Max. 52
Our trip will include admission to board several of the
Escorts: Karen Richardson & Mary Fiala
vessels for crew-guided tours (Note: Ships are not
handicapped accessable) and entry to the festival area with
events including crew challenges, boat building, music,
maritime displays, arts and crafts, lectures and presentations
1902-06 HOLY NAME CATHEDRAL & DRIEHAUS
on Tall Ships, maritime history and more. The Tall Ships
MANSION, CHICAGO, IL
Our day includes a guided tour of Holy Name Cathedral and
the Driehaus Mansion/Marble Palace. The Driehaus main Festival promises to be the quintessential summer attraction
hall is unforgettable with 17 different types of marble in Chicago.
columns, tiles, paneling and intricate carvings. The entire
experience is like taking a walk into a part of history. Rooms
Thursday, August 26
range from a large sculpture gallery to a second –floor sitting
Depart: 8:30am / Return: 4:30pm
room, walls lined with multi-colored inlaid woodwork,
$39 pp/ Includes festival admission, ship boarding pass,
ceilings accented with 23-karat gold and a sculpture gallery
driver tip and transportation; lunch is on your own.
with an art-glass dome.
Min. 35 / Max. 51
Escorts: Gerry & Jan Smith
Lunch on your own in the area of Wabash & Erie or walk to
Michigan Avenue.
Thursday, August 12
1802-06 MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY,
Depart: 7:30am / Return: 5:30pm
CHICAGO, IL
Our day will begin with a guided 45 minute Highlights Tour
$45pp / Includes church, mansion & garage tours,
where you will learn some of the Museum’s history and visit
driver tip and transportation
favorite exhibits such as the Burlington Zephyr, Chick
Min. 35 / Max. 52
Hatchery, Boeing 727 and the newest one, Science of Storms.
Escorts: Karen Richardson & Mary Fiala
In this extraordinary hands-on exhibit you can trigger an
avalanche, unleash a tsunami wave, control a 40-foot
tornado and make your own giant rainbow. After the tour
you will have free time to return to any of the exhibits that
1900-05 FAIR OAKS FARMS, FAIR OAKS, IN
Follow the process from grass to glass. Visit this family farm
particularly interest you. Lunch is on your own in the food
that has evolved into a large high tech enterprise of over
court where you can purchase stir-fry, fresh-made pizza,
30,000 dairy cows which uses sophisticated and sustainable
made-to-order deli sandwiches, salads and more.
green agribusiness practices. Go to the Dairy Museum, the
3D/4D movie, milking parlor, cow barns, birthing barn Wednesday, September 8
(averaging 80 calves a day) and the award winning cheese Depart: 9:15am / Return: 5:15pm
and ice cream plant. The behind the scenes tour is on an air $34pp/ Includes admission, guided tour, driver tip and
conditioned bus with short walks. transportation; lunch is on your own
Min. 35 / Max. 52
The lunch buffet includes garden salad with dressings,
Escorts Gerry & Jan Smith
stuffed chicken breast, broiled pork chop, broasted
potatoes, green peas, bread & butter, iced tea, lemonade,
and a ticket for ice cream.
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1001-03 CHICAGO CUBS VS. 1102-06 THE FOUR LADS, SABRE ROOM,
MILWAUKEE BREWERS AT HICKORY HILLS, IL
MILLER PARK, MILWAUKEE, WI Join us for a delightful day. Start with a lunch of mixed greens
Here is our 2010 trip salad & dressing, the Sabre Room’s special recipe half chicken,
dates! An afternoon mashed potatoes, vegetable, rolls & butter, ice cream dessert
and an evening trip is and coffee or tea. Then sit back and enjoy the wonderful
offered. Both games harmony and songs of the Four Lads featuring the original
include LODGE INFIELD SEATING IN leader Frank Busseri. Their hits include We’ll Have These
SECTION 211. The Chicago Cubs is Moments to Remember, Standing on the Corner Watching All
considered a “Marquee” game where senior the Girls Go By, Istanbul not Constantinople and No Not
discounted tickets are not available. Much.
Sec. B: Friday, September 10 (7:10pm Game Time) Wednesday, September 15
Depart: 4pm / Return: 12am* Depart: 10am / Return: 4:45pm
$86pp / per game / Max. 52 per Game $66pp / Includes lunch, tax, gratuity, show, driver tip and
Escorts: Mary Fiala / Pat Morgan transportation
Min. 35 / Max. 52
*Please note, we cannot guarantee return times due to the Escorts: Don & Ellie Espeseth
nature of baseball!
2200-06 AFTERNOON
TEA AT PENINSULA
1905-06 MILWAUKEE CHURCHES, TIFFANY
HOTEL & MUSEUM OF
WINDOWS, ETC. WITH BILL HINCHLIFF
We will see the architectural qualities of St. Paul’s Episcopal
CONTEMPORARY ART,
Church with their unique collection of stained glass with
CHICAGO, IL
Join us for a wonderful
terrific Tiffany! The Church of the Gesu German windows
blend of food, music and
are outstanding representatives of the Prophets and
the arts. Journey with us to the Peninsula Chicago, a world
Patriarchs of the Old Testament. At Plymouth United
class hotel, where our festive afternoon begins with an
Church of Christ all the Tiffany windows are signed! Of
elegant presentation of finger sandwiches, pastries, and
course, no tour of Milwaukee windows would be complete
other sweets served on a 3-tier tray. We invite you to be
without a stop at the magnificent Basilica of St. Josaphat with
charmed along with the soothing sounds of harps and
the amazing Chicago history connection and the extremely
violins. Then, on to Chicago's art scene, at the MUSEUM of
ornate interior.
CONTEMPORARY ART. Be inspired, or take in a live JAZZ
Once again we have our amazing docent, Bill Hinchliff! Bill CONCERT, featuring, Josh Berman, on THE TERRACE. A
will educate us on the various types of stained glass, steps in "must do" Chicago experience!
making a stain in or on glass and best of all, showing us these
examples while he describes the topic of each window and
Tuesday, September 21
the history of each artist.
Depart: 12:30pm / Return: 8:30pm
LUNCH: Lake Park Bistro is overlooking Lake Michigan
$76pp / Includes afternoon tea, finger sandwiches and
with a magnificent view of the Milwaukee skyline. Our light
pastries, tax, gratuity, transportation and drivers tip
lunch includes a salad and your choice of entree. Salad of
Min. 35 / Max. 52
Mesclun field greens & sweet herbs with Roma tomatoes
Escorts: Pat Morgan and Susan Carlins
tossed with a rice wine vinaigrette. CHOOSE ENTREE AT
TIME OF REGISTRATION. Salmon with whipped
potatoes, seasonal vegetables and rich wine butter sauce or 1201-07 BILLY ELLIOTT: ANOTHER
Beef tenderloin sautéed with field carrots, mushrooms, SHOW DATE ADDED: WEDNESDAY,
onions & red wine served over Yukon Gold potato puree.
Tuesday, September 14
SEPTEMBER 22
Ford Center / Oriental Theatre
Depart: 3:30pm / Return: 11:30pm
new
Depart: 7:30am / Return: 5:30pm
$78pp / includes docent, church tours, lunch, tax and Showtime: 7:30pm / Time for dinner
gratuity, driver tip & transportation before the show!
Min. 35 / Max. 51 $119pp / Includes orchestra level seats, driver tip, and
Escorts: Karen Richardson & Mary Fiala transportation
Escorts: Eugene & Carolyn Rhodes
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BILLY ELLIOTT: ANOTHER SHOW DATE ADDED: 1402-07 WISCONSIN’S NORWEGIAN
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 ATTRACTIONS, Mt. Horeb, WI
Mt. Horab is rich in Norwegian history. The
Fall Heritage Festival starts with an new
Note, wait list participants were given the first
authentic Host Frokost (big country
opportunity to register for this new date. Please
breakfast) provided by the Sons of Norway
continue to add your names to the list, so additional
Vennelag Lodge that can consist of Norwegian pancakes,
contracts can be secured.
heart waffles with lingonberries, eggs, ham, dried beef,
salami, cheeses, herring, salmon, fruit soup, lefse, breads,
Norwegian cookies, cakes and desserts. On your own,
discover the treasures of the Trollway (historic Main Street)
1902-07 CHICAGO FILM TOUR, Chicago, IL
If you enjoy movies this is the trip for you. The Chicago Film
Tour is the first of its kind in the Chicagoland area and is both with life-sized mythical creatures often pointing to shops or
entertaining and educational. We will pass by more than 30 places to relax. Fine artists and crafters will be lining the
sites where over 50 movies were shot. Movies range from Trollway. Our next stop is in the Valley of the Elves to visit
Hollywood blockbusters like The Dark Knight and The Little Norway, a charming and unique outdoor museum.
Fugitive, Chicago favorites like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and Guides in Norwegian costume will lead our walking tour
The Blues Brothers and classics like North by Northwest and and explain the history of the original 1860's buildings and
The Sting. At each location we will watch scenes come to life the Stavkirke (church) which was exhibited as the Norway
on multiple video screens located on the bus while getting up Building at the 1893 Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition.
close and personal with these memorable locations. Lunch
will be at O’Brien’s on Wells St. where Tom Cruise and Paul
Saturday, October 2
Newman filmed a scene for the Color of Money. Upon
Depart: 8:15 am / Return 5:30 pm
registration please select Chicken Caesar Salad, ½ lb Angus
$53/pp includes breakfast, tax, gratuity, Little Norway
Burger or Chicken Pot Pie. All meals include O’Brien’s
admission, tax, all gratuities, & transportation
famous bread pudding and soft drinks.
Min. 35 / Max. 52
Escorts: Don & Ellie Espeseth
Tuesday, September 28
Depart: 9am Return: 3:30pm
$71pp includes tour, professional guide,
lunch, all gratuities & transportation
Min. 35 / Max. 48
new 1104-07 “BACK TO THE SOCK HOP”
at MILLIE’S RESTAURANT &
Escorts: Gerry and Jan Smith
new SHOPPING VILLAGE, Delavan, WI
Remember cruising’ in a “spit-shined” 57
Chevy; horn-rimmed glasses and the
monumental bee hive? Maybe a pair of
fuzzy dice dangling on the rear view mirror brings back the
strains of Bill Haley and The Comets, Elvis, Buddy Holly and
1103-06 A CHORUS LINE, Mariott Lincolnshire
A Chorus Line tells the chance of a lifetime for 17 dancers. In
an empty theatre, on a bare stage, only eight will be chosen to The Crickets, Everly Brothers, Frankie Valli, and other fifty’s
do what they’ve always dreamed - to have the chance to favorites. Upon arrival in Delevan, Wisconsin, we will have
dance. It’s what they’ve worked for with every drop of time for the Shopping Village before we enjoy our noon
sweat, every hour of training, every day of their lives. luncheon followed by the cabaret-styled show. At registration
Winner of nine Tony Awards including Best Musical and the please select your choice of Pork Roast with whipped
Pulitzer Prize for drama, this legendary musical is brimming
w/cranberry sauce. Both entrees are served with a tossed
potatoes, gravy and red cabbage or Roast Turkey & dressing
with some of composer Marvin Hamlisch’s best. “At the
Ballet,” “The Music and the Mirror,” “What I Did For Love” green salad, homemade cheese bread, beverage and a Parfait
and of course “One.” for dessert.
DINNER CHOICE at Registration. New York Strip Steak, Tuesday, October 5
Salmon or Chicken. Dinner includes House Salad and Chef Depart: 9:30am / Return: 4pm
Choice Dessert. $57pp/ includes lunch, show, all gratuities, &
transportation
Wednesday, September 29 Min. 35 / Max: 52
Depart: 5pm Return: 12am Escorts: Gerry and Jan Smith
$78pp / Includes dinner & gratuity, driver tip, show and
transportation
Min. 35 / Max. 52
Escorts: Karen Richardson & Mary Fiala
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1106-07 DIRTY ROTTEN DUBUQUE HISTORIC SITE TOUR AND
SCOUNDRELS AT THE THEATRE AT PROGRESSIVE DINNER CONT.
new bring a snack as well as something to drink for the morning
THE CENTER, MUNSTER, IN
This is a 1st area premier production, a
trip. As always, we will supply a bottle of water and snack for
comedy/musical based upon the popular
the trip home. This will be a gourmet dining experience that
1988 film. The Tony Award winning play
is sure to entertain you as you learn about the families and
centers on two con men living on the French Riviera. The first
events that made 19th century Dubuque unique!
is the suave and sophisticated Lawrence Jameson who makes
his lavish living by talking rich ladies out of their money. The Wednesday, October 13
other, a small-time crook named Freddy Benson, more Depart: 7:30am / Return: 6:30pm
humbly swindles women by waking their compassion with $86pp / Includes dinner, tour, all gratuities &
fabricated stories about his grandmother's failing health. transportation
An attempt to work together as a
Min. 35 / Max. 52
team fails miserably and a bet leads
Escorts: Karen Richardson & Mary Fiala
to a hilarious battle of two cons that
will keep you laughing, humming
and guessing until the end.
2200-07 DINING ROOM AT
The extensive luncheon buffet at 1pm
will include carved roast, ham,
chicken, dressing, pasta, vegetables
KENDALL COLLEGE/FRENCH
MARKET, Chicago, IL
The dining room at Kendall College is
new
and potatoes. A dessert table (to kill renowned for its exceptional food and
for) has pies, cakes, many dessert attentive service. The new open kitchen offers a view as they
squares and fresh fruit. prepare our menu. The meal will feature a salad of mescan
lettuce, shaved parmesan cheese and balsamic vinai-
grette. The main course is a combo plate of grilled beef ten-
Sunday, October 10
derloin with bordelaise sauce and roasted salmon with pre-
Depart: 10:45am / Return 6:45pm
served lemon buerre blanc. Accompanying is a vegetable and
$81pp / Includes buffet, tax, tip, show, drivers tip &
starch of the day. Dessert will be chef’s choice.
transportation
After lunch we depart for Chicago’s French Market. This is
Min. 35 / Max. 52
Chicago’s first and only year round indoor marketplace. You
Escorts: Julie & Bernie Kloep
will find everything from fresh produce to gourmet cheese,
sausage and fine wine. Bring a cooler if you wish.
1903-07 DUBUQUE HISTORIC SITE
Tuesday, October 19
TOUR AND PROGRESSIVE DINNER
The City of Dubuque is among the oldest
Depart: 10am / Return: 5:30pm
settlements west of the Mississippi River.
Known locally as the Tri-State Area (Iowa,
new $51pp / Includes gourmet lunch, tax, all gratuities &
transportation
Illinois, & Wisconsin) it is part of the Drift
Min. 35 / Max. 52
less Area, a portion of North America that escaped all three
Escorts: Pat Morgan & Susan Carlins
phases of the Wisconsin Glaciations. Therefore, it is one of the
few Iowa cities with hills and lovely scenery. We will spend
the day learning more of its history and touring some of its
19th century historic sites, as well as enjoying a delicious
1105-07 “SEVEN BRIDES FOR
Progressive Dinner (Vegetarian entrée is available, please
SEVEN BROTHERS” and
request when registering for trip.)
LUNCH, Drury Lane, Oakbrook
Tony award winning musical, "Seven
We will start the day at the National Brides for Seven Brothers" is a
Mississippi River Museum where we will delightfully funny love story of a man
pick-up our step-on guide; then pro- looking for a wife, and how Millie his
ceed to tour the Mathias Ham House intended, sets a plan into motion to
(Appetizer,) Redstone Inn (homemade marry off his six unkemp, burly
garden vegetable soup & bread,) Stone brothers. Enjoy the exhilarating pro-
Cliff Winery (entrée,) and the Mandolin duction which received a Tony Award for "Best Original
Inn (dessert.) It is approximately a 2 ½ Score" and began its life as a beloved 1954 MGM movie
hour trip to Dubuque so please feel free to musical, that has only improved in its stage production. We
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“SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS” and 1907-07 PALMER HOUSE TOUR AND LUNCH,
LUNCH, Drury Lane, Oakbrook Chicago, IL
The story of Chicago’s
begin our plated lunch with Caesar salad. Our entrees
Palmer House is one of
include garden vegetables, potatoes or rice, dessert and a
romance and undeniable
choice of a non-alcoholic beverage. Upon registration, select
charm. Business magnate
Potter Palmer built the
or baked tilapia. Don't miss one of Drury Lane's wonderful
from the following two entrees: herb stuffed chicken breast
hotel as a wedding gift for
theater productions!
his wife Bertha, a
Thursday, October 28 legendary socialite, arts
Depart: 10:30am / Return: 5:30pm patron and philanthro-
pist. Through a DVD
$63 / Includes lunch, tax, show, all
gratuities & transportation new presentation we will
Min. 35 / Max. 52 learn the history and
Escorts: Pat Morgan & Susan Carlins importance of this
glorious hotel in the
rebuilding of downtown
after the Great
1206-05 LION Chicago Fire of
KING RETURNS 1871 and how and
TO THE why it attracted
CADILLAC the cultural elite of
PALACE the world. Our
THEATRE FOR A walking tour will
LIMITED include the ball-
ENGAGEMENT rooms with garnet-
After five long draped chandeliers, ceilings of magnificent Grecian frescoes
years, the “Lion King” returns to and Tiffany’s 24-karat gold chandeliers and majestic “Winged
downtown Chicago. You will be able to marvel at the Angels” in the world-famous lobby. Our lunch served
breathtaking spectacle of animals brought to life by award- Palmer House style in the ballroom consists of Millennium
wining director Julie Taylor, whose visual images for this
show you’ll remember forever! Thrill to the pulsating
Park salad with champagne vinaigrette, Free Range
rhythms of the African Pride lands and an unforgettable score sage and Cherry Trifle for dessert. Afterwards we will have
Chicken Breast marinated in rosemary, elephant garlic and
including Elton John and Tim Rice’s Oscar-winning song, approximately 1 ½ hours of free time. You can relax in the
“Can You Feel The Love Tonight” and “The Circle of Life.” lobby, walk 1 block to shop or view the holiday windows at
We have scheduled one afternoon performance where you Macy’s or watch glass blowers and wood carvers at the
can enjoy dinner afterwards, or an evening show and enjoy German Christkindlemaket alongside Chicago’s Christmas
dinner before the show! Please note seating location for Tree at Daley Plaza.
differs for each show. If demand warrants, additional trips
will be added! So, please place your name on the wait list!
Tuesday, November 30
Depart: 9am / Return: 5pm
Sec. A Wednesday, November 10: 2pm Matinee $83pp / includes DVD presentation, tour,
(Enjoy dinner on your own after the show!) lunch, all gratuities & transportation
Departs: 12:15pm / Returns: 8:30pm
$121pp / Includes orchestra seats, drivers tip, and
Min. 35 / Max. 52
Escorts: Gerry and Jan Smith
new
motorcoach transportation
Sec. B Thursday, November 11: 7:30pm Performance
(Enjoy dinner on your own before the show!)
Departs: 3:30pm / Returns: 11pm
$112pp / Includes loge seats, drivers tip,
and motorcoach transportation
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EDUCATIONAL ENTERTAIN THE MIND LECTURES CONT.
Marine Corps. SA Hogberg recently transferred to the
OPPORTUNITIES Chicago Division from the Miami Division where he was
on the Joint Terrorism Task Force. Prior to transferring to
LECTURES AND CLASSES Chicago, SA Hogberg was deployed in 2008 and 2009 to
Iraq with the FBI’s Counter-Terrorism Mission. This is sure
to be an intriguing and thought-provoking lecture!
Learn Something!
Friday, July 23, 10am
Please sign up early and often so we can continue to offer
“ALL RESIDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME”
$5pp
these quality programs at affordable costs and still meet
our fiscal responsibilities. 3705-05 LIFE-ALTERING EXPERIENCES OF A
VIETNAM NURSE
Joan Skiba served in Vietnam as a nurse
for 15 intense months. Her experiences in
Entertain the Mind Lectures Vietnam taught her the value of global
and critical thinking. Upon returning to
These lectures are scheduled on Friday at Meadow View the States Joan launched into a 20 year
Lodge at 10am. Unless otherwise noted below, a minimum career as an Emergency Room RN. From
of 25 per class is needed. Lectures are $5pp unless otherwise there she began a 15 year career as an
indicated. educator. Joan has an invaluable story to
tell and you’ll leave her lecture thinking
“bigger”!
3700-06 CLANDESTINE
ORGANIZATIONS OF WWII
David Furholmen’s passion has been
researching and documenting WWII
Friday, July 30, 10am
organizations that came out of
$5pp
England & the U.S for intelligence
3709-07 BIRDS OF SUN CITY
gathering and special operations to
HUNTLEY
Ever wonder what the birds are in your
fight the enemy. Starting with England's Special Operations new own backyard? What stories would they
Executive, the United States followed much of England's
tell us? Where are they from? What kind
model by forming the Office of Strategic Services, the OSS.
of habitat do they need to thrive? How can
These organizations also gave direct assistance to allied
you encourage them to “visit” your home regularly? A
governments and the resistance forces within enemy
knowledgeable representative from the McHenry
occupied territories. This presentation will give examples of
Audabon Society will present an informative class on our
clandestine organizations under the OSS such as the
own Sun City feathered friends!
"Carpetbaggers" of the 8th USAAF, the Jedburgh program in
France, and the Norwegian Special Operations. During Friday, August 6, 10am
David Furholmen’s presentation a number of archival $5pp
photographs will be shown and available for reviewing
following the conclusion of this special program! All 3702-06 THE AFTERMATH OF
military veterans in the audience will be recognized. HAITI’S EARTHQUAKE
Ted Erski, geography and earth science
instructor at McHenry County College,
Friday, July 16, 10am
will discuss current social, economic and
$5pp
political issues in Haiti seven months
after the gigantic magnitude 7.0
earthquake struck the island. The quake
devastated Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince,
killing 230,000 people, leaving 1 million homeless and
destroying 30,000 businesses. Since the earthquake, Haiti's
3701-06 TODAY’S FBI
Special Agent Skip Hogberg, FBI Chicago, will be speak on
the FBI’s roles and responsibilities and how they relate to President Rene Preval has worked with the international
individual citizens. Topics to be discussed include current community to repair the damage and resurrect the country.
terrorism, criminal, and economic crimes to include Ted Erski has taught at McHenry County College since
previous cases and experiences of SA Hogberg. SA Hogberd 1996. Join us for an informative program!
has been with the FBI since 2002, after spending eight years
with the Elmhurst Police Department and serving in the
Friday, August 13, 10am
$5pp
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3706-05 SAIL AWAY NORWAY’S COAST!
HURTIGRUTEN—A JOURNEY ACROSS TIME! Art & Music Appreciation
Hurtigruten (literally “the fast route” in Norwegian) refers to
ships that sail the coast of Norway 365 days each year in the 3704-06 ART APPRECIATION –
“midnight sun” of summer and the darkness of “polar TOULOUSE LAUTREC
winter”, constantly re-supplying the country. Jon Satrum’s Diane Wlezien, McHenry County
pictorial lecture encompasses Hurtigruten’s 117 year history College Continuing Education Art
as we join him on a journey discovering how the Norwegian instructor will take us on an enlight-
Coastal Voyage came into being, and changed across time to ening journey through French artist
become the modern sailing fleet of today. We’ll finish with a Toulouse Lautrec's biography, study
sea voyage along some of the most beautiful scenery in the of the artist's work of Parisian
world. Traveling from Bergen to Kirkenes in June, the nightlife and a discussion of how
midnight sun is one of the stars of the journey. Lautrec changed art during his
lifetime.
Friday, August 27, 10am
$5pp Thursday, September 9, 10am
$5pp
3703-06 THE FUTURE OF NASA
Join us as our own Sun City resident Don Kundich provides 3711-07 MUSIC APPRECIATION –
insight into the future of NASA as he sees it. This will be an DUKE ELLINGTON
informative presentation! Diane Wlezien, McHenry County College Continuing
On April 15, 2010, President Barack Obama gave a speech Education instructor will broaden our appreciation and
entitled “Space Exploration in the 21st Century” in which he respect for the music of Duke Ellington.
stated in part: “Now, I’ll close by saying this. I know that
some Americans have asked a question that’s particularly apt
Thursday, October 7, 10am
on Tax Day: Why spend money on NASA at all? Why spend
money solving problems in space when we don’t lack for
$5pp
new
problems to solve here on the ground? And obviously our
3712-07 ART APPRECIATION –
country is still reeling from the worst economic turmoil we’ve
WINSLOW HOMER
Join Diane Wlezien for a morning discussion of the works
known in generations. We have massive structural deficits of artist Winslow Homer and his role in the evolution of
that have to be closed in the coming years. But you and I American Landscape Art.
know this is a false choice. We have to fix our economy. We
need to close our deficits. But for pennies on the dollar, the Thursday, November 11, 10am
space program has fueled jobs and entire industries. For $5pp
pennies on the dollar, the space program has improved our
lives, advanced our society, strengthened our economy, and
inspired generations of Americans. And I have no doubt that Lyric Opera
NASA can continue to fulfill this role. But that is why — but
I want to say clearly to those of you who work for NASA, but
to the entire community that has been so supportive of the
Each season, more than 450 presentations are given by
space program in this area: That is exactly why it’s so
Lyric Opera of Chicago docents in 90 different venues to
essential that we pursue a new course and that we revitalize
more than 10,000 people! We’re so fortunate to have Sun
NASA and its mission — not just with dollars, but with clear
City resident Gerald Budzik presenting his insightful
aims and a larger purpose.”
lectures this year. Whether you plan to attend the opera
or not, attend the class and learn about these magnificent
Friday, September 24, 10am productions.
$5pp
3713-07 CARMEN
Carmen is the most popular opera in the world! One look
from this seductive gypsy temptress and any man she
3710-07 HOW TO RUN A SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Dr. Dale Lonis, CEO of the Elgin Symphony Orchestra will
wants is hers – driving them mad with desire and flicking
offer an informative and insightful look at the inner workings
them aside like cold cigarette ash when her fickle ardor
of a successful and highly acclaimed symphony. No matter if
you are a music lover or more fasinated with the business cools. Carmen opens at the Lyric Opera
operational aspects of the ESO, you’ll leave of Chicago beginning October 13th.
the lecture enlightened and with increased
appreciation.
new
Friday, October 22, 10am
Meadow View Lodge / Willow
$5pp
new
Friday, October 15, 10am
$5pp
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3714-07 GIRL OF THE GOLDEN 3006-06 STAMPING CLASS:
WEST MAKE 4 CARDS EACH SESSION!
Gold Rush fever is running high, and every We are pleased to continue offering the personally crafted
new miner in camp hopes to claim the heart of
Minnie – the pistol-packing, poker-playing
cards classes throughout 2010. Be creative by making your
own cards for those very special occasions. Instructor
proprietress of the Polka Saloon. Even Sharon Bergren and her daughter will delight you with
Sheriff Rance is in hot pursuit, but Minnie’s in love with a new ideas every time! Select a session or better yet…attend
tall dark stranger, who’s really the notorious bank robber all four classes! All classes will be held at Meadow View
Ramerrez in disquise! Girl of the Golden West opens at the Lodge.
Lyric Opera of Chicago on January 22, 2011.
Sec. A Saturday, July 10, 9-11:30am - Oak
Friday, January 7, 2011, 10am Sec. B Saturday, August 14, 9-11:30am – Oak
Meadow View Lodge / Willow Sec. C Saturday, October 2, 9-11:30am – Oak
$5pp Sec. D Wednesday, November 3, 6:30-9pm – Willow
$20pp each session / Min. 5 / Max. 15
Arts & Craft Classes 3005-03 DECORATED NITE LITES
Summer is here and this might be a great time to bring
BASKET-MAKING SERIES grandchildren in to decorate a nite light of their own.
You will learn all the techniques by
instructor Mary Price and receive all the
Remember however, children need to be a minimum age
new
supplies necessary to create beautiful a guest. All supplies are provided but please bring a glue
of 12 for this project and must be registered separately as
classes
practical baskets for your home. Fee added gun if you have one.
includes all materials.
Monday, July 12 10am-12pm
The minimum per class (including both baskets) will Meadow View Lodge / Elm
always be 2 and the maximum will be 10. If we do not $20pp / Min. 5 Max. 12
have the minimum by Wednesday of the preceding week,
3000-04 DRYING FLOWERS NATURALLY
Geri Rizzo will demonstrate how to dry flowers
the instructor will cancel the class. Registrations will end
naturally. Then she will teach you how to make a
5 days prior class date! No exceptions!
handmade potpourri decoration. Please bring scissors and
The following classes are held in the Meadow View Lodge,
glue gun. All supplies will be provided.
9am-4pm, rooms subject to change.
REGULAR BASKET CLASSES 9am-4pm
Tuesday, August 24, 10am-12pm
3808-04 July 5 Victorian Laundry $70
Meadow View Lodge/ Oak
Table Top Planter $40
$18pp Min. 5 / Max. 15
3809-04 July 12 Plaid Hexagon $46
Mocha Twist Market $32
3003-07 EVERLASTING
3801-07 Aug. 2 Trinket Basket $24
WREATH
Learn to make an Everlasting Wreath
Hide-Away Market $40
that you will use and love for years to
3803-07 Aug. 23 Round Serving Tray $30
come! This lovely wreath is made
Simple Beaded Basket $24
with all dried natural products such as
3804-07 Sept. 13 Coffee Table Basket $34
dried flowers, leaves, herbs etc.
Braided Charm $22
Students will need to bring wire
3805-07 Sept. 27 Indian Corn $32
cutters and hot glue gun. All other
Square Serving Basket $28
supplies will be provided.
3806-07 Oct. 11 Fall Leaves $32
French Bread $28
3807-07 Oct. 25 Fancy Magazine $50 Tuesday, September 14, 9am-12noon
Sugar Baby $14 Meadow View Lodge / Oak
OPEN WEAVE MAKE-UP SESSIONS, 9am-1pm
$22pp / Min. 5 / Max. 15 new
3810-04C Monday, July 26 $20
3810-04D Monday, Aug. 30 $20
3810-04E Monday, Oct. 4 $20
3810-04F Monday, Nov. 29 $20
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3004-07 TOPIARY TREE “GREEN NEIGHBORS” HEALTHY LIVING CONT.
Do you have a fireplace mantle or wall
shelf that needs that extra special
Friday, July 9, 10-11:15am
something? This beautiful topiary tree is
new Meadow View Lodge, Willow
made with natural products and will be a
$5pp / Min. 10
“one of a kind” handmade treasure you’ll
get many compliments about. Students will need to bring
3301-07 PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT
wire cutters and hot glue gun. All other supplies will be
WORKSHOP
Join us for an informative workshop conducted by the
provided.
Property Assessment Council. This group of resident
volunteers is dedicated to helping you to understand your
assessment and the assessment process; and how to access
Friday, October 5, 10am-1pm
useful resources available on the internet. The volunteers
Meadow View Lodge / Oak
will give special attention to understanding and using
$18pp / Min. 5 / Max. 15
"Model Reports," reviewing The Property Assessment
Council's sites. Please note that by registering for this
workshop, you are giving permission to share your
General Interest Classes
address with the Property Assessment Council volunteers
in order for them to have the model report
BRIDGE: ONE MORNING AT A TIME
Our very talented instructor, David Germaine has
ready at the class.
developed a new concept of intermediate weekly Bridge
lessons that can be attended individually or as a series. new
The overall theme of the series is to develop a more
Saturday, July 24, 9-11am
accurate bidding sequence to slam contracts. However,
Meadow View Lodge / Willow
each week’s topic also stands alone! Handouts will be
$5pp / Min. 10 / Max. 40
provided for each lesson. Sign up NOW for the series or 3302-07 TALENTED PETS – TRICK TRAINING
individual lessons of your choosing. CLASS!
The 3rd Annual Pet Parade & Expo is coming up on
Saturday, September 25th! Here’s your chance to give Fido
3504-06 FRIDAY, JULY 2 – JACOBY 2NT
An important convention when you’ve found support
or Fluffy a jumpstart and let him or her make you proud!
for your partner’s major opening. It allows you to
You and your dog (or cat) can “wow” any audience with
exchange important information about the quality of
the simple tricks taught in this one-hour class. The
your hands.
instructor will give step-by-step demonstrations of several
3507-06 FRIDAY, JULY 9 – SPLINTER BIDDING tricks to train, but if you have your own idea, this class can
Voids and singletons are like gold. This convention tells help you get the ball rolling. Some fun tricks are "Take a
your partner about your valuable asset and lets him/her Bow," "High Five," or "Roll Over". You will gain experience
evaluate slam possibilities in light of that asset. in timing and using food and play rewards to teach your
dog almost any trick you can dream up. Drinking water
stations will be provided. Pet Owners are to bring the
3508-06 FRIDAY, JUNE 18 – JULY 9:
following items to the class:
ENTIRE FOUR LESSON SERIES
• Dog (or cat) must be leashed
Friday, June 18 – July 9, 9-11am
• Favorite toy (to use as a reward)
Multipurpose Room
$12pp for individual lessons / Min. 10
$40pp for the entire series / Min. 10 • Favorite treats (to use as a reward)
• Current rabies certificate or tag on collar
new
3301-06 “GREEN NEIGHBORS” HEALTHY LIVING will be accepted
Think Green, think healthy, think fun with Sun City’s first
“Green Neighbors” workshop. Let’s get together to share
Thursday, July 29, 11–12noon
the healthy benefits of “Going Green”. If you had a chance
Fountain View Pavilion
to come to the recent “Green Home Smart Home” Earth
$2 per pet / Min. 2 / Max. 20
day event you realize there are many “Green Steps” we can 3303-07 ILLINOIS SECRETARY OF STATE RULES
take to improve our health, the health of our community OF THE ROAD CLASS
and of our environment. There will be a presentation on Arranged by the Civics Committee, this
“Living Green ~ Live Healthy” in your home. We will also class is usually hosted in conjunction with
have “Green Neighbor Tip Sharing” so bring your green the Mobile Drivers service, however since
tips to share with a group of like-minded friends and it was so well attended in June, we are
new
neighbors. It’s all about healthy, happy sustainability, offering it again. This class will help all
living now and for the benefit of our future generations.
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ILLINOIS SECRETARY OF STATE RULES OF THE CLUELESS IN THE KITCHEN COOKING CLASSES
of the cost. Classes are demonstrated by Clueless in the
ROAD CLASS CONT.
who will have to complete the driver's license renewal Kitchen Studios Culinary Team is led by well-known
exam! Executive Chef and founder Will Rogers. Chef Will’s
portfolio includes training with Le Cordon Bleu Institute
and CHIC Chicago. Clueless in the Kitchen Studios is
Thursday, August 5, 9:30 to 11:30am
based in a kitchen with twice the equipment of any
Free--Advanced reservations are required
cooking show on TV combined with the comforts of home
Meadow View Lodge, Oak/Elm Room
while educating you to broaden your horizons with
Min. 10 / Max. 60
everyday recipes! Recipes/transcripts are provided for
each participant. Substantial tasting of all recipes
3509-06 CHESS CLASS FOR GRANDCHILDREN
Enjoyable, interactive, hands-on session will explain and
prepared! Attendees will be responsible for their own
demonstrate how to move each chess piece and all the
transportation. So get some friends together and carpool.
rules of the game, plus fun chess tactics and strategies and
how to WIN! A large floor chess board with 2 foot tall
chess pieces will be used for teaching and playing!
Sec. A YOU WANT CHILI…YOU GOT CHILI!
Wednesday, Sept 22, 11-12:15pm
• Cincinnati Turkey Chili
Sunday, August 8, 10-11:30am
• Chef Will’s Slick Willy Chili (it’s outstanding!)
Meadow View Lodge / Willow
$15pp / Min. 8 Sec. B SOUP, SOUP & MORE SOUP!
Wednesday, October 20, 11-12:15pm
3510-06 INTERMEDIATE CHESS
This class will demonstrate specific opening attacks and
• Homemade Chicken & Dumplings
defenses, how to write and read chess notation,
• Chef Will’s famous Grilled Corn & Potato
intermediate level tactics and strategies and winning with
Chowder Soup
just a one-pawn advantage!
Sec. C RE-DISCOVER
THANKSGIVING!
new
Sunday, August 8, 12:30-2pm Wednesday, November 17, 11-12:15pm
Meadow View Lodge / Willow • Sausage Stuffed Turkey Breast & Herbed Cabernet Gravy
$15pp / Min. 8 • Chef Will’s Classic Pumpkin Canolis
Sec. D A MEAL TO IMPRESS!
3302-06 “GREEN NEIGHBORS” ENERGY SAVERS
In our 2nd “Green Neighbors” workshop it’s all about
Wednesday, December 15, 11-12:15pm
saving money and conserving energy. Being Green and
• Bacon Wrapped Pork Medallions with Maple Mustard
Saving Green is not only good for our world but it’s really
• Pan Roasted Broccoli & Gruyere Cream
good for our wallet too. You’ll learn how to calculate your $25pp per session / Classes are held at Clueless in the
carbon footprint, all about phantom loads and how they Kitchen, 4095 W. Algonquin Rd., Algonquin, (just east
are costing you money as well as many other energy of Tom’s Nursery)
wasters. Become aware of the many ways you can reduce Min. 5 / Max. 20
your energy usage and costs. We will also discuss the
further financial rewards of going green by identifying the 3304-07 EBAY 101 – SELLING BASICS CLASS
tax incentives and credits you can take advantage of by Have you collected a lot of “stuff” over the years? Learn
increasing your energy efficiency. As always there will be how to turn your “stuff” into cash by selling on eBay
time for “Green Neighbor Tip Sharing”. part-time (nights & weekends) in this authentic eBay
University eBay Selling Basics class. You will learn how to:
*Open eBay and PayPal accounts, *Do Research and Create
Friday, September 10, 10-11:15am
listings, *Take Digital Photos, *Set Pricing That Sells, *Pack
Meadow View Lodge, Willow
and Ship Your items, Complete Your Transactions,*and
$5pp / Min. 10
Stay Safe Online. Presented by Jack Waddick-an eBay
University instructor and active eBay Power Seller with
3400-07 CLUELESS IN THE KITCHEN COOKING
over 3,000 successful eBay sales. Beginners are Welcome.
CLASSES
In today’s fast paced world 7 out of 10 people eat out or
No eBay experience necessary. Register today for this fun
even worse, end up at the drive-thru. Often time was not
and informative class. Optional eBay
the motive for these eating alternatives. When asked why,
workbook available in class for $20.
the most frequent response was…”I’m CLUELESS IN THE
KITCHEN”. Clueless in the Kitchen is designed to teach Tuesday, October 12, 8:30am-1:00pm
new
ANYONE to prepare restaurant quality appetizers, entrees Meadow View Lodge / Willow
and desserts in the comfort of your own home at a fraction $48pp / Min.10 / Max. 40
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COMMITTEES
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BUILDING & EQUIPMENT FINANCE NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISORY
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COUNCIL
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Mike Prena (Vice Chair) 847-669-6475 Bob McGouey 847-515-1461 Ed Kukulski 847-961-5718
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Donald Weissmann 847-669-2508 Margaret Sanders 847-707-1327 Staff Advisor: Deanna Loughran, 847-515-7664
Board Liaison: Jim Henley Staff Advisor: Bruce Carr, 847-515-7638 Director of Governance & Standards
Staff Advisor: Dave Osborn, 847-515-7618 Director of Finance Board Liaison: Jim Roberts 847-659-1569
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PROPERTY & GROUNDS
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CHARTERED CLUB PRESIDENTS
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Staff Advisor: Cynthia O’Connor, 847-515-7654 Marcie Logan 224-569-6136 Maintenance Director
Lifestyles Director Pat Carapelle 847-961-5449 Staff Advisor: Joe Bottalla, 847-515-7612
Board Liaison: Jerry Kirschner 847-669-6007 Landscape Maintenance Services Supervisor
Bruce Carr, Director of Finance 847-515-7638 Board Liaison: Jim Henley 847-961-5729
Staff Advisors:
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Helen Shumate (Chairperson) 847-669-8947
COMMUNICATIONS
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TECHNOLOGY
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FITNESS ADVISORY
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Joe Loughlin 847-515-3781 Kathryn Winkelhake 847-659-9776 Bill Pittenger 815-275-2366
Staff Advisor: Rich Pawlicki, 847-515-7658 Sanford Horn 847-961-6478
Commun. Coord. Tom Knawa 224-569-3185 Kathleen Flannery, 847-515-7765
Staff Advisor:
Board Liaison: Bill Berendt 847-669-8628 Joanie Koplos 847-344-4191 IT/Communications Director
Board Liaison: Bill Berendt 847-669-8628
Bernadette Fortnum 817-515-7669
Staff Advisors:
John Angerame 847-515-1583 Rosemary Fermo 847-515-7621
COVENANTS COMPLIANCE
Bernie Kloep 847-669-6655 Duane Manz 847-515-7615 Arlene Angerame 847-515-1583
WELLNESS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Myron Shellist 847-515-8545 Board Liaison: Jerry Kirschner 847-669-6007 Pamela Roberts 847-659-1569
Bob Beaupre 847-439-4321 Bonnie Bayser (Vice Chair) 847-515-1602
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GOLF
Staff Advisor: Deanna Loughran, 847-515-7664 Pete Walton (Chairperson) 847-659-1185 Concetta Shellist (Secretary) 847-515-8545
Director of Governance & Standards Jim Johnson (Vice Chairperson) 847-659-8047 Rhoda Thall 224-858-4285
Nancy Riley (Secretary) 847-515-1288
Bob Beaupre 847-669-9816 Cynthia O'Connor 847-515-7654
Staff Advisors:
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ELECTIONS
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July 2010 Lifestyle Calendar
S U N D AY M O N D AY T U E S D AY W E D N E S D AY T H U R S D AY F R I D AY S A T U R D AY
AH
AR
Activity Hall
Art Room
FVA Fountain View
Ampitheater
RR
SPL
Wall Street Reading Room
Sales Parking Lot
1 2 3
ROOM KEY
CCR CAM FVP Fountain View SR Sewing Room 6:30am New Activity 9am Bridge: One Morning at
Conference Room Pavilion SL Social Lounge Registration a Time/MPR$
CDR Card Room GAL Gallery SOL Solarium 8:30am VTEC Committee 9am Charter Club Presidents
CPR Ceramics & Pottery GR Game Room TC Tennis Club Meeting/MVL Meeting/MVL
Room LLC Lower Level Conference WG Walleye Grill 10am Cruises
DB Drendel Ballroom MGW Millgrove Woodshop WL Wildflower Lake
International/GR
DB-BO Drendel Ballroom MPR Multipurpose Room
Breakout MVL Meadow View Lodge
OP Outdoor Pool
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Administration Offices 10am Home Garden 1:30pm Movie: Disney 7:30am Depart: Explore 8:30am Blood Drive/MVL 9am Stamping Class/MVL$
Questions/PL
INDEPENENCE DAY
Closed Nature’s EARTH/DB$ Madison, WI/$ 9am Bridge: One Morning at
9am Basket Making Class/ 10am Cruises a Time/MPR$
MVL$ International/GR 10am Green Neighbors
1pm Web Portal Healthy Living/ MVL$
Committee/MVL
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
9am Basket Making 9am Depart: Old & New 11:45pm Depart: Billy 7:30am Depart: Historic 8am Election Committee 12pm Charity Softball
Series/MVL$ Gold Coasts/$ Elliott/$ Milwaukee/$ Meeting/MVL Game/EF
10am Decorated Nite 8;30am New Resident Lifestyle
Lites/MVL$
10am Home Garden 10am Cruises
Orientation/DB
1:30pm Wellness Committee Questions/PL International/GR
10am Clandestine
Meeting/SOL 10am Got Gold/GR 1:30pm Movie: The Blind Organizations of
6pm Neighborhood Advisory Side/DB$ WWII/MVL$
Committee Meeting/MVL
7pm Simon & Garfunkel, 1:45pm Depart: Festa
Trubute/DB$ Italiana/$
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
10am Porcello Estate 10am Fitness Advisory 1pm Triple L Meeting/SOL 10am Cruises 10am Today’s FBI/MVL 9am Property Tax
Buyers/MPR Committee Meeting/LLC 6:30pm Idols 2010 International/GR 3:30pm Depart: German Assessment
11am Depart: Sugar & 10am Home Garden Concert/DB$ 1pm Finance Committee Fest/$ Workshop/MVL$
Brunch/$ Questions/PL Meeting/MVL
1pm APN finance Sub 6:30pm Idols 2010
Committee/MVL Concert/DB$
7pm Abba Salute/DB$
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
9am Open Weave Make-up 10am Home Garden 8am Front Desk 8am Lifestyles 10am Life-Altering
Day/MVL Questions/PL Meeting/MVL Assembly/MVL Experiences of Vietnam
3:45pm Depart: White Sox 9am Depart: John Hancock 10am Cruises Nurse/MVL
at Cellular Field/$ Observatory/$ International/GR
6pm Board of Directors 11:30am Depart: Arlington
Meeting/DB Race Track/$
Please call the Fitness Center (847) 515-7635 or Member Services (847) 515-7773 if you have any questions. Check oursuncityhuntley.net for further details and the latest updates on all events.
CHARTER CLUB CONTACT LIST
Club Day Time Contact Name Phone Bldg./Rm.*
Anglers 2nd Wednesday 9:30am Bob Beaupre 847-669-9816 MVL
Bicycle Club 3rd Tuesday 7pm Burl Cohn 847-961-5967 MVL
Bocce Seasonal John Diebold 847-515-2782 BC
Book Discussion (fiction) 2nd Monday 10am Mary Fiala 224-569-2686 MVL
(non-fiction) 4th Tuesday 1pm Mary Fiala 224-569-2686 MVL
Bridge Club Nancy Riley 847-515-1288 MPR
Evening Contract Tuesdays 6:30pm Larry & Geri Dale 847-659-8227 MPR
ACBL Dup 1st & 3rd Sat 12:30pm Ron Hopman 847-659-1780 MPR
Fun Bridge Tuesdays 8:30am Gloria Goldberg 847-515-3201 MPR
Contract Wednesdays 12:30pm Harry Leopold 847-669-7984 MPR
Duplicate Fridays 12:30pm Harry Leopold 847-669-7984 MPR
Duplicate Mondays 5:30pm Bill Macomber 847-961-5985 MPR
Canasta
Triple Play 1st Wed. of the month 6-9pm Elaine (Cookie) Zacks 847-515-8354 GR
Triple Play 3rd Wed. of the month 6-9pm Elaine (Cookie) Zacks 847-515-8354 MPR
Triple Play Tuesdays 12:30pm Elaine (Cookie) Zacks 847-515-8354 MPR
Triple Play Thursdays 9am Elaine (Cookie) Zacks 847-515-8354 MPR
Triple Play Fridays 1pm Elaine (Cookie) Zacks 847-515-8354 GR
Celtic Club 1st Thursday 6pm Sheila Gillis 847-961-6615 DB
Clayground
Ceramics Monday & Thursday 9:30am Cheryl Rotermund 847-961-5905 CPR
Figure Sculpting Tuesday 12:30pm Jackie Forpanek 708-533-5764 CPR
Pottery Wednesday 9:30am-12pm & 1:30-4pm Al Drogosz 847-669-3490 CPR
Chess Club Thursdays 6pm Paul Dehnert 630-747-1422 CM
Concert Band Wednesdays 2:30pm Donna Bressler 847-669-7373 MVL
Computer 1st Saturday 8:30am Barry Marcus 847-961-5231 DB
Crafting Memories 2nd & 4th Wednesday 4-9pm Carol Tellin 847-659-9491 MPR
Cribbage Wednesday 9am Carol Charpentier 847-515-2674 MPR
Cue Club See Schedule See Schedule Clark Jones 847-669-1992 MGW
Current Events Tuesdays 10:30am David Rosenfeldt 847-669-7144 DB
Euchre Club Thursdays 12:45pm Linda French 847-515-1563 MPR
Genealogy 2nd Tuesdays 7pm Johna Brand 847-308-3893 GR
Golf Club See Schedule Rich Ouradnik 847-669-6578 WC
Grandma Grandpa & Me 1st Wed 7pm Karen Czerwinski 224-569-6253 MPR
Investors 2nd & 4th Monday 2pm Al Brewer 224-569-4151 GR
Railroad Club 2nd Monday 7pm Don Espeseth 224-569-3539 MVL
Mahjongg Thursdays 12:30pm Shelley Esterson 847-515-7099 GR
N Y Metro 1st Tuesday 7pm Dave Rosenfeldt 847-962-8586 MVL
Pencil & Palette Club See Schedule --- Marilyn Schnake 847-669-7783 AR
Pickleball Monday-Friday 2-4pm George Michaels 224-330-8361 H. Parks-Gym/TC
Pinochle Mondays 8:30am & 11:30am Dan Bressler 847-669-7373 MPR
Double Deck Thursdays 6pm Helen Szybowski 224-569-3034 MVL
Prairie Singers Tuesdays 7pm Ken Pohlmann 847-669-8675 DB
RV Travelers See Schedule Allen Gableson 847-961-6678
Scandinavian See Schedule Dick Larrison 224-569-6635
Scrabble Tuesdays 1pm Peggie Weber 224-569-2576 GR
Sew’n Sews 1st Monday 9am Chris Sweeney, Co-President 847-659-8314 DB
Skip Bo Fridays 6:30pm Nancy Visconti 847-669-7900 MPR
16" Softball Seasonal Bob Kennedy 847-669-9366 EF
Sun City Historians 3rd Friday 1pm Hermann Faubl 847-515-7418 MVL
Sunflower Garden Club 3rd Thursday 9am Donna Roche 847-553-5307 DB
S C Singles 2nd Thursday 7pm Betty Loid 847-669-6355 MPR
Stingrays 2nd Saturday 10:30am Dave Diatikar 847-961-6219 GR
Symposium 1st & 3rd Mondays 2-4pm George Sebastian 847-515-8853 GR
S C Squares 3rd Monday 7pm Sid Sampson, President 847-669-0642 GR
SC Sportsmen's Club 3rd Monday 9:30am James Van Fleet 224-569-2726 MVL
Tennis Club Daily 6am-10pm Sharon Little 847-961-6172 TC
Theatre Company See Schedule Linda Davis 847-515-1430 DB
Woodchucks 1st Wednesday 7pm Don Keene 847-669-7395 MVL
Wood Carvers 2nd & 4th Thursday 1pm Bob Janninck 847-515-1158 MGW
Wood Turning 1st Friday 10am Don Keene 847-669-7395 MGW
*SEE CALENDAR PAGE FOR ROOM ABBREVIATIONS
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Charter Club Presidents Council Monthly Meetings
Next Meeting: Friday, July 2, 9am, Oak/Elm Room, Meadow View Lodge
Anglers Club Celtic Club
The July meeting will be held on July 14th at 9am MONTHLY MEETING INFORMATION:
in Meadow View Lodge. After a short business THURSDAY, JULY 1st: The vote has been
meeting, we will proceed to Wildflower Lake for the cast and NEW OFFICERS will be inducted.
third session of team fishing. There will be no shore lunch that Betty King President; Geoge Lipkie VP;
day due to the "fish fry" scheduled for later in the day. Details Jack Neven Treasurer; Sandy Keany Secretary.
regarding the fish fry can be obtained at the monthly business
meeting. New officers will be announced after our June PATRIOTIC entertainment by someone YOU WON’T WANT TO
business meeting. MISS!!! You’re in for a REAL TREAT! Wear your Red, White & Blue
as the CELTS celebrate the Fourth of July!
Bob Beaupre, President, 847-669-9816
Jerry Cieciwa, Vice President, 224-858-4323 THURSDAY, AUGUST 5th - ANNUAL IRISH BREAD & SCONE
Bob Anderson, Treasurer, 224-569-3599 BAKE-OFF!!! Get your recipes out and ‘practice!’ there’ll be some
Jerry Thompson, Secretary, 847-669-5031 ‘Big’ Competition
Meets: 2nd Wednesday of the month, 9am
Meadow View Lodge SPECIAL EVENTS:
SUNDAY, JULY 11th @ 4p.m. - ANNUAL PICNIC AT THE
Book Discussion Club PAVILION great food, games & entertainment by the : “Suntones”
& “Pflashback” … Send your sign-ip sheets in now! Or, you can
sign up at the July meeting!
Fiction:
On July12 at 10 am, we will discuss, “Let The Great World Spin” by THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 - ANNIVERSARY PARTY
Calum McCann in Meadow View Lodge. CELEBRATION scheduled for Meeting! Save The Date!
Non- fiction: Betty King President, 224-858-4264
On July 27, we will discuss “Sunburned” by Bill Bryson at 1pm in Meets: First Thursday of the Month @ 6PM in Drendel Ballroom
Meadow View Lodge. Bring Treats to share with your fellow Celts! Coffee Provided - Cash Bar
Dues $10 per year - ALL ARE WELCOME!
Mary Fiala, 224-569-2686 See our Web Page on the SUN CITY PORTAL for news and pictures!
Fiction Group: 2nd Monday of month, 10am-noon at Meadow View
Non-fiction Group: 4th Tuesday of month, 1-3pm at Meadow View Freedom is never given, it is won.
Sun City Bocce Computer Club
The Bocce Leagues started on June 7 with 18 leagues and Benefits of Sun City Huntley Computer Club
approximately 750 players. The six courts have a new look - Membership:
leveled and resurfaced. • Keep current with technology
• Free computer diagnostic help
If you are interested in joining a league in the future, you can • Free help with hardware issues
watch play Monday - Friday each week through August 27. If you • Free help with software issues and programs
want to try out the courts when leagues are not in play, you can • Monthly programs featuring tips and topics of interest
check out bocce balls at the fitness center. • No class fees
Barry Marcus, President, 847-961-5231
There will be a captain’s meeting on July 30 at 3 pm at Meadow Meets 1st Saturday, Drendel Ballroom, 9am
View Lodge in the Willow Room. The post-league tournament Coffee and donuts at 8:30am
will be held on August 31 at 5 pm (rain date September 1 at 5pm). Dues (July 1 to June 30: $25).
The annual dinner, awards, and general meeting will be held at Special rates for spouses of members
Classes are open to all residents (Free to members).
the Boulder Ridge Country Club on September 10 starting at
Lab times: Monday, Thursday, and Friday: 9am to noon.
5:30 pm.
Tuesday: 6 – 9pm
Apple Mac Users Group Meetings: Second Saturday of every
John Diebold, (847) 515-2782, Jan Diebold, (847) 515-2782, month at 9:30am. Computer lab.
Bernie Kloep, (847) 669-6655, John Arneson, (847) 669-9076 Lab times: Tuesday, 9:30am – noon, computer lab
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It is the love of country that has
lighted and that keeps glowing the
Crafting Memories Club
The club will meet July 14 and July 28 from 4-9 pm in the
holy fire of patriotism. Multipurpose Room at Prairie Lodge. Both meetings will be a
general crop allowing plenty of time to work on individual
—J. Horace McFarland projects. New members of all levels welcome. We have tools and
supplies to share. For more information contact Carol Tellin or
Clayground
Kathy Granias at 847-515-3205.
Pottery Carol Tellin, President 847-659-9491
Pottery summer workshops Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 4-9pm
Mini demonstrations will be given free of charge by members of Multipurpose Room – Prairie Lodge
the Pottery Studio on the following Wednesdays, 10am-12pm. Dues: $12 per year
July 7 Textured Slab Collage
July 14 Slip Trailing Decoration
July 21 Jewelry Creations Sun City CyclePaths Club
July 28 Slab Projects, Plates This dynamic club offers rides for all levels of biking. Whether a
August 4 Sculpting and Carving on Pottery Pieces beginner, short distance rider, or a seasoned long mileage rider you
will find good companionship, great routes, and the encouragement
LARGE POTS USING EXTRUDED COILS
we all need to enjoy biking. Besides a great way to exercise, other key
Workshop by Cathlene Decraene benefits of biking include physical & mental growth, relaxation,
July 13, 9:30am-12pm and July 15, 12:30-3:30pm stress reduction and an improved connection with nature. Finally, we have an active
$20 Deadline July 7 social network that includes parties and luncheons, community involvement and charity
FUTURE EVENT work. All this for only $5 per year – you can not beat the price.
September 24 RAKU! Sign up sheet on the bulletin board.
**Must be members of the Clayground Club. BIKING SCHEDULE: Every Saturday three different groups, for
the casual to advanced rider, leaves from the Meadow View Lodge
2010 POTTERY CLASS AND REGISTRATION SCHEDULE parking lot promptly at 8 am – call Annette Cohn at 847-961-5967
September 1-October 6 Registration: August 25, 12-1pm for more details. The intermediate and advanced rides also
October 20-December 1 Registration: October 6, 12-1pm include breakfast at a local restaurant. Also, every Wednesday
(no class 11/24) there are alternating road and trail rides starting at 9:30 am, which
usually includes lunch at a restaurant – call Bob Hinkle at
Classes are held 9:30am-12pm and 1:30-4pm. Both instructor
847-669-4651 for more details.
directed and independent projects are offered during class sessions
and include demonstrations, discussion, as well as one-on-one
Be sure to see our site on the Sun City Web Portal for extensive
instruction. The cost for a six week session is $54. New students
resources and information; or call Greg Ward at 224-715-0582.
are required to join the Clayground Club, annual dues $25, and to
attend a one hour studio orientation prior to the first class.
Burl Cohn, 847-961-5967
Beginners are always welcome! Visit a class or stop in during
Open Studio. Times are posted on the Pottery room door. Student
work is displayed in the Clayground Studio windows. For
information, call Sandra Buhl, 847-515-1436 Grandma, Grandpa & Me
It is time to pay your 2010/2011 membership dues. Dues are $15 a
Al Drogosz, Coordinator, 847-669-3490 year per family and can be paid at the July 7 general meeting.
Meets: Wednesdays 1:30-4pm & 6-8:30pm PLEASE NOTE that 2010/2011 dues have to be paid in order to
Ceramics, Pottery Room participate in the following events and no dues will be accepted the
day of the events.
Concert Band For grandchildren, the popular Sun City Anglers and GG & Me
Fishing Derby will be held on Wednesday, July 21 at the Wildflower
Summertime with cook outs, pool parties, and warm temperatures Lake from 10am-12pm.
is upon us. In between these fun activities the Concert Band is
busy playing and selecting new music for their Christmas Concert Members are invited to a picnic supper of hot dogs, hamburgers,
on Thursday, December 9 at 7pm and Saturday, December 11, at salads and desserts to be held at the general meeting at 6pm on
1pm. In addition, they are also preparing for their series of fall August 4, in the multipurpose room. You are asked to bring your own
concerts and invite residents to join them at the following venues: beverage and to RSVP to Karen Czerwinski at 224.569.6253 by July 25.
Sept. 12, 2010—Scandinavian Days—VASA Park, Elgin
Sept. 25, 2010—Huntley Fest—Deicke Park, Huntley GENERAL INFORMATION: You must be a member of the Grandma,
Grandpa & Me Club to attend our events. Annual membership is $15 per
Anyone who has played an instrument and is interested in playing household. Events (not the monthly business meetings) are open to the
a variety of fun music and making new friends, feel free to drop in grandparents, grandchildren and/or significant other child and their parents.
on our rehearsals at Meadow View Lodge on Wednesday For more information contact Karen Czerwinski at 224.569.6253.
afternoons at 2:30pm. Any questions, contact Donna Bressler.
Karen Czerwinski, President 224-569-6253
Donna Bressler, 847-669-7373 Meets: 1st Wednesday of the month, 7pm, Multipurpose Room
Meets: Wednesdays, 2:30pm Annual Membership $15 per household
Meadow View Lodge Events are members only
This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave. —Elmer Davis
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Genealogy Club Sun City Historians
“Preserving our past, and loving it” Tales From The Oregon Trail
Our families will thank us…someday. Follow the journey of Eliza Dibble Sawtell who shares her story
when as a six year child she left her home in Iowa in a covered
Our 6pm Program on Tuesday July 13, will be wagon and traveled on the Oregon Trail in 1852. Hear of the
new and exciting! adventures she experienced, the hardships, the joys as well as the
sorrows. Historical photographs and journals will be used to tell
Our membership will present: this story.
“Genealogy 101” Basics for getting started
With personal advice from our more experienced members Lynn Rymarz has entertained audiences with her Portrayals of
How to get started, Where to look, Software, Websites, How to historical women since 2005. As a children’s author and storyteller
document, How to keep it organized. Come and learn from our she enjoys sharing little-known historical stories. She will be
experiences. Take home learning tools to guide you through the presenting to the Sun City History Club on July 16.
wonderful world of Genealogy. Also check the Portal for helpful
working document forms, Internet research sites and learning Residents interested in American and World History are invited to
opportunities locally. Send us your primary email address and attend. Meetings are at 1pm on the third Friday of the month at the
we will include you in our monthly Newsletter “E”mailing. Meadow View Lodge. Presentations are followed by discussions. For
(Check us out and no obligation) Connect with members who are more information contact Hermann Faubl (847-515-7418) or Fred
Leznek (847-515-3221).
happy to act as mentors.
Learn of sources, old, new & updated. How to keep your search Hermann Faubl, 847-515-7418
“cost effective”. And join us on field trips. Business meetings are Meets: 3rd Friday, 1-2pm
short, 7pm to 7:30pm. Note the change in times for July Programs Willow Room/Meadow View Lodge
are one hour presentations, 7:30pm to 8:30pm except July, starts
RV Travelers
@6:30pm. Guests are always welcome to visit, learn and share.
Johna Brand, President 847-308-3893 Al Gableson reported we had 49 members attend
johnabrand@oursuncityhuntley.org our Annual Meeting held at the Meadowview
Meets 2nd Tuesday, 7pm, Game Room Lodge on May 17th. Dinner was catered by
Dues: $15 per year Rosatti’s and club members brought delicious salads
and desserts.
Sun City Golf Club Many new ideas for future outings and schedules were shared.
The Sun City Golf Club monthly meeting will be Wednesday,
Allen Gableson 847-961-6678
July 21, 7 pm, at Meadow View Lodge. The guest speaker is Bill
Dues: $10 per rig/family per year
Wadden, PGA Professional, giving timely golf tips. Meets: May-October, Monthly outings; Nov.-April, As scheduled
This is the last day to register for the Putting Party & BBQ on
July 28, 5pm to 9pm at Whisper Creek Putting Green & Driving
Range. Prizes will be given to both men & woman for each
Sunflower Garden Club
competition. Don't miss this fun event, which is open to all members New officers were elected in June and will be announced in the
as well as their guest. Cost is $12 for members, $15 for non-member August Lifestyles.
spouse and guest.
Thanks to the officers who served for the
Rich Ouradnik, President 847-669-6578 2009-2010 term; Donna Roche, Carol
Cederberg, Mary Luisi, Wilma Lyding, Betty
Blocksom, Linda Nisi, Sunnie Ferro, Judy Schrader,
and Helen Langer.
Prairie Singers
Master Gardeners will be at Prairie Lodge every Tuesday at 10am
“Lend Me a Tenor"...or a baritone or a bass! until noon. Please stop by with your gardening questions. Please
The Prairie Singers are on summer break after an exciting bring samples.
and rewarding concert season. We thank our audiences
and our sponsors for their support. It has been a There is no Garden Club meeting planned for July. The next
pleasure and a privilege to add to the music of Sun City, meeting will be on Thursday, August 19th at 9am in the Drendel
and we look forward to beginning rehearsals for the Ballroom.
2010-2011 concert season in early September.
The Garden Club is for anyone at all interested in gardening.
We are looking for new members, especially tenors and Dues are $10 per year.
basses. All voice parts are welcome, of course! Experienced
singers interested in joining the chorus should contact Jeannie President-Donna Roche, 847-553-5307,
Bulmahn at 847 515-7147 by mid-August. Visit our page on the Vice-President-Carol Cederberg, 847-669-4824,
web portal! Treasurer-Wilma Lyding, 847-961-6242,
Secretary-Mary Luisi, 224-858-4625,
Ken Pohlmann, 847-669-8675 Programs-Betty Blocksom, 847-669-4109.
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Pencil & Palette Club Scandinavian American Club
***NEW PROGRAM*** ANNOUNCING PLEIN AIR PAINTING The Scandinavian American Club is a congenial social club open to ALL
(weather permitting). residents of Sun City. Scandinavian ancestry is not a requirement. Its
All members interested in painting out doors meet in the Art purpose is to spark an interest in Scandinavian culture as well as just
Room 9am Mondays to car pool to a designated spot. Bring your having fun and fellowship.
painting gear and lunch.
The next scheduled events are:
TUESDAY, JULY 7 – 9:30am to 3:30pm. Color Theory workshop Thursday, September 9 - Miniature golf at Lippold Park in Crystal
presented by guest artist Lorie Gillespie. $20 pp. For members Lake followed by a Sandwich Buffet at Walleye Grill.
only. Sign up in Art Room
Friday, October 15 - Trip to MILLIES in Delavan, Wisconsin for
WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 – 11:30am to 3:30pm. Club picnic at the lunch in the Victorian Room followed by a show entitled, "RADIO
pavilion. DAYS". Cost of show $10; lunch on own. We will car-pool.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, JULY 21 AND 22. Collage workshop Wednesday, December 1 - Annual Christmas Smorgasbord in
presented by member Sandra Buhl. $10 pp plus small fee for Drendel Ballroom and Santa Lucia presented by the Nordic Voices
supplies. For members only. Sign up in Art Room. of Chicago. There also will be the traditional raffle of
Scandinavian gifts.
LIVE MODEL DRAWING/ PAINTING - First Tuesday – 9:30 TO
11:30am Details of events to follow in future Lifestyles.
WATERCOLOR NETWORK: Second and fourth Thursday – 1pm
PENCIL/COLORED PENCIL/PASTEL NETWORK: First and Dick Larrison, President 224-569-6635
third Wednesday – 1pm Dues: $10 per year per person
ACRYLIC NETWORK: Second and fourth Monday – 1pm Check the Web Portal for club news & pictures
OIL NETWORK: Every Friday – 9:30am
Theatre Company
COLLAGE NETWORK – Second Wednesday – 10am
STILL LIFE DRAWING/PAINTING: Second Tuesday – 9:30am to
Noon The Theatre Company of Sun City announces auditions for
VARIOUS ART MEDIA DEMOS (TBA) - Third Tuesday – 9:30am Rodgers & Hammerstein's "Carousel" on Wednesday, August 5
to Noon and Thursday, August 6 from 6pm-9pm in the Willow Room of
INSTRUCTIONAL DVD/DISCUSSION - Fourth Tuesday, Meadow View Lodge. All Sun City residents are welcome to
9:30 am – “Crinkle Paper Technique” by Cheng-Khee Chee audition. An informational meeting is available for those with
ART ROOM LIBRARY OPEN DAILY "audition anxiety" or anyone who is unsure of the audition process.
Call 847-515-1430 for more information. Show dates are
The mission of the Pencil and Palette Club is to nurture the artist November 4, 5, 6, and 7.
at all levels, the hobbyist, beginner, intermediate and advanced, in
a stimulating social environment. Workshops in various media are
Linda Davis, President, 847-515-1430
offered at a moderate rate.
DON’T FORGET TO CHECK OUR ART ROOM CALENDAR
AND BROWSE OUR WEB SITE FOR ADDITIONAL
Sun City Singles Club
INFORMATION AND ACTIVITIES. Thursday July 8, Monthly meeting held in Prairie Lodge Game
Room at 7pm. We will have a speaker in Orthopedics Dr. Bob
Marilyn Schnake, President - 847-669-7783
Meets 4th Wednesday, quarterly - 9:30am, Art Room, Dues: $15 Thursday July 15, we will be going to Arlington Race Track leaving
at 12pm post time is 1pm. Car pooling available. Contact Mary
Ellen Marek 847-659-8189
Pickleball
Monday July 19, Breakfast at Richard Walkers, In Crystal Lake
For all who inquired about learning pickleball at the Charter Club leaving at 10:30am. Car pooling available. Contact Yvonne Colby
Expo and the Fitness Expo – Lessons are offered at the Huntley Rec 847-659-1229
Center from 1 to 2pm Monday and Friday and on tennis court #4
from 4 to 5pm Tuesday and Thursday. No charge for lessons. Call Friday July 30, An afternoon movie and dinner. Movie to be
George Michaels @ 224-330-8361 or e-mail gmichaels decided by attendees. Carpooling available. Contact Betty Loid
13943@comcast.net to schedule lessons. 847-669-6355.
Pickleball Club yearly membership dues of $10 are due July 1. Call
Betty Loid, President, 847-669-6355
John Wronski at 847-669-8413 or e-mail penjohn2@yahoo.com for Meets 2nd Thursday of the month at 7pm, Game Room
details and registration form.
Second annual tournament is scheduled September 11 & 12 with
picnic on the 12th after the afternoon tournament session. Watch It is the love of country that has
August Lifestyles for details!! lighted and that keeps glowing the
holy fire of patriotism.
George Michaels, president 224-330-8361;
Janet Massett, vice-president 847-669-5571; —J. Horace McFarland
Diane Sabal, board member 847-669-0926
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Tall Oaks Tennis Club
Session II lessons, leagues and playgroups began the week of SThe club’s second 2010 tournament is scheduled for July 18. The
June 27 and will continue through Saturday, August 7. Session III event will feature Women’s and Men’s Doubles. Sign up sheets for
begins on August 8 and ends on September 18. Team Tennis has its the tournament are available in the Tennis Hut. Future tournaments
third competition on July 11. Future dates for Team Tennis are for 2010 are August 29 – Mixed Doubles; and September 25 & 26 –
August 15 and September 19. You can still sign up for the club’s Mixed Doubles one day and Women’s and Men’s Doubles the other.
Women’s and Men’s Tennis Ladder which will run through the Save these dates: September 22 – Fall Banquet at Pinecrest,
whole 2010 season. Information and sign up sheets are in the
Tennis Hut. October 5 - End of Season Membership Meeting
OCTOBER 11-13, 2010
southwest
Highlights:
• 4 Meals: 2 Deluxe Continental
MICHIGAN escape
Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 1 Dinner Day 1 the mid-1900s inside a Victorian
• Notre Dame Guided Tour We depart this morning for Indiana storefront. We arrive back at our hotel
• South Bend Chocolate Company where we have a guided tour of the with a free evening for those that want
• Saugatuck Dune Rie University of Notre Dame campus. We to explore the Four Winds Casino.
• Saugatuck Free Time continue to the South Bend Chocolate Marina Grand—New Buffalo, MI
Company for a factory tour with (DCB)
• Apparel From the Past
samples. We then drive into Michigan
• Tree-Mendus Fruit Farm Guided
and our hotel for the next 2 evenings.
Tour
Dinner is included this evening. Marina Day 3
• Tabor Hill Winery Lunch and Grand—New Buffalo, MI (D) We drive east and enjoy a guided
Guided Tour orchard tour in their “Folkswagon” at
• $15 Fancy-Free Holidays Travel Tree-Mendus Fruit Farm. We continue
Day 2 to the Tabor Hill Winery
Rewards
This morning we enjoy a ride on the for an included lunch followed by a
ever-changing sand dunes aboard a winery tour and tasting. We depart for
Cost per person with home pickups comfortable dune buggy. We continue home and arrive late this afternoon.
and returns: to Saugatuck for lunch on your own (DCB, L)
$604 Double $594 Triple
and shopping in this well-known art
$744 Single
colony. We then stop at Apparel From SEE PAGE 60 FOR THE
Price includes a $57 trip cancellation/ the Past with over 1,000 vintage FANCY-FREE HOLIDAYS
interruption insurance premium. garments from the mid-1800s through AD.
Southw est Michigan Es c a p e | O c t o b e r 1 1 - 1 3 , 2 0 1 0
Please contact Reservations
Fancy-Free Holidays
Name: 24 W 500 Maple Ave., Ste. 216
Naperville, IL 60540
Address: 630-778-7010 • 800-421-3330
Group #964
City: State: Zip:
Cancellation Policy:
If insurance is NOT purchased,
Phone: Roommate: cancellation charges will be assessed
as follows—61 or more days prior to
Cost per person with home pickup: J Double $604 J Triple $594 J Single $744 depature: full refund; 60-22 days prior
to departure: $100; 21 days or less prior
to departure: no refund. Insurance
Deposit: $157 per person. This deposit amount includes at $57 premium for trip cancellation/interruption insurance. premium is not refundable.
If you choose not to include this benefit, please deduct $57 from deposit and sign below.
J Yes, I want to include trip cancellation/interruption insurance.
J Enclosed is a check for $157. J Please charge my $157 deposit to my credit card.
J No, I do not want to include trip cancellation/interruption insurance.
J Enclosed is a check for $100. J Please charge my $100 deposit to my credit card.
Credit Card #: Expiration Date:
Signature: Security Code:
(3 digits on back of Visa/MC/Discover or 4 digits on front of AmEx)
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RESIDENT SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS CONTACT LIST
BOWLING RELIGIOUS ETHNIC
Marlyn Smock 847-669-0697
Huntley Merchants Christian Fellowship
Nettie Manibog 847-515-7450
Filipino-American F-7pm
Rod Lear 847-515-3012
Sr. Men's Th-1pm
Sandra Galassi 224-569-6440
God's Girls T-10am
Herbert Seifert 847-659-9237
German-American
Monday Mixed
Jim Graves 847-515-3036
Bowling M-9:30am
Jeanne Henley 847-961-5729
Precept Inductive Bible Study
John Papaleo 847-669-3740
Italian-American M-6:30pm
Progressive Catholics Call To
Frank Mrozek 630-709-3485
Resident’s Bowling W-10am
Andy Graff 312-404-1046
Action 3rd Sat.-1pm
Stan Borucki 847-515-2711
Polish-American 3rd M-1:30pm
Ron Dahlman 847-961-5823
SonShine Boys F-8:30am
Fred Leznek 847-515-3221
HOBBY & COLLECTORS Shalom F-6:45pm
Matt Meyer 847-669-2345
Spiritual Health Th-3:45pm
Allen Pollock 847-659-1563
Astronomy 4th M-7pm
SUPPORT
Lou Soest 224-569-3401
Aviation 3rd Th-7pm SOCIAL & MISC.
Andrea Berebitsky 847-669-7076
Breast Cancer W-1pm
Sherri Manz 847-669-3688
www.suncpac.org
Property Assessment Council
Write On 1st & 3rd F
Mary Kennedy 847-515-3857
(Creative Writing) Care of the Care Giver
The Wellness Center 847-515-2078
Rainbow Pride Diversity 2nd & 4th M-11am
Greg Ward 224-715-0582
Network 4th Sat.-5pm
The Wellness Center 847-515-2078
Diabetes 4th M-9:30am
MUSIC
Matt Meyer 847-669-2345
SERVICE Grief Support F-10am
Music Mavericks Jazz
Art Fitzgerald 847-669-4625
Band Alt. F ORGANIZATIONS
847-515-2078
Parkinson's Disease 1st M-10am
Rosemary Larson 224-569-3851
Heifer International M-7pm
ENCORE String and
Jo Broz 224-569-6045
Wind Ensemble Recovery-Self-Help
Rose Hamann 847-961-6295
Mental Health M-7pm
Jack Anderson 847-669-3933
Lions T-7pm/Th-6pm
TOPS (Take Off Pounds
Charles Molitor 847-659-9411
Marines Th-2pm
Rose Hamann 847-961-6295
Sensibly) T-11am
Jan Hardy 847-515-8327
P.E.O.’s Sat-Lunch VISA (Visually Impaired Support
The Wellness Center 847-515-2078
& Assistance) 3rd M-10am
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BREAST CANCER SUPPORT 24, $30pp We advocate and work towards video compliments of the First
HOUR Depart: 2pm from Walleye Grill the fulfillment of the Second Congregational Church of
The next meeting of the Breast Parking Lot / Return: after Vatican Council reforms. It was Huntley.
Cancer Support Hour will be on fireworks. not so long ago, that the
Wednesday, July 7, at the Catholic Church did try to MONTHLY MEETINGS: Meets
National City Bank Community Hildegard Filian Memorial Golf reform itself; it was called the 4th Saturday of each month
Room, Huntley, at 1pm. Our Outing: Tuesday, August 10 Vatican II. in a large beautiful home
hostesses are Lorel Kelson and For information call John atmosphere. Format includes a
Luanne Lukaszewski. To help Schlenker, 847-659-8701 Remember, A Just Church potluck dinner, plenty of
the hostesses in planning, please begins with YOU!FOR MORE friendly conversation,
email or call Andrea with your September 17: General Meeting, INFORMATION: Visit our site occasional speakers and one or
response. HAS BEEN CANCELED on the Sun City Web Portal or more movies in the media room.
www.cta-usa.org or call Andy
We will focus on the 5K Cancer ITALIAN-AMERICAN Graff at 312-404-1046. FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Walk to be held on October 2. GROUP Contact Greg Ward at
10th Anniversary of the Italian PROPERTY ASSESSMENT 224-715-0582 or write to
This group meets the first American Group/Boulder Ridge COUNCIL SunCtyRainbowPride@att.net
Wednesday of every month and Contact Carol Martorano or Ann Is your assessment accurate?
is open to all breast cancer Benker The three townships making up RESIDENTS BOWLING
survivors who are residents of Regular Meeting: Monday, Sun City published their most LEAGUE
Sun City. For further July 26 Guest Speaker Harry recent assessments in the late Plays at Brunswick Zone in
information on this group, Leopold/ Bingo summer and fall of 2009. Sun Algonquin - Wednesdays at
please call Sherri Manz at Picnic: August 12 / Picnic at City residents received their tax 10am.. New season will begin
847-669-3688. Deicke Park bill in the last month showing September 8 and runs for 27
$11.50 member/$14.50 guest. the assessment amount. How do weeks. There is a need for a few
ENCORE STRING AND Contact Mimi Papaleo you check to be sure the new bowlers next season.
WIND ENSEMBLE assessment is correct and Contact Frank Mrozek at
The ENCORE String and Wind Arlington Park Races: August 19 reasonable? 630-709-3485 if interested.
Ensemble is made up of seven Regular Meeting: August 30
string players, six wind players Guest Speaker Rich Pawlicki Go to the SunCPAC website at VISUALLY IMPAIRED
and a French horn player. We Bingo www.suncpac.org. CTRL + Click SUPPORT & ASSISTANCE
play classical as well as popular Golf Outing: September 15 to follow link GROUP (V.I.S.A.)
music and are open to playing Regular Meeting: September 27 www.suncpac.org click on your F.I.T.E. Center for Independent
for neighborhood parties Bingo township, then click on your Living of Elgin will discuss
or social events. model and see if the listed resources for people with
POLISH-AMERICAN features of your model are disabilities to become
We are always in need of string GROUP accurate. Use our email address empowered to direct their own
players and invite string players Residents of Polish ancestry and suncpac@yahoo.com for any lives and live as independently
to dust off their instruments and their spouses are invited to join inquiries. as possible within their
join us If you have not played us for good times and to community, and free phones
in many years, we can help you celebrate Polish culture. RAINBOW PRIDE available for people with
get into musical shape. We can DIVERSITY NETWORK qualified vision/hearing
even tell you where you can The July 19th meeting will begin Our goal is to create a better disabilities. When: Monday, July
rent an instrument if need be. at 1:30 pm in the lower room at sense of acceptance and 19, 10 - 11 am, at Prarie Lodge
Visit our rehearsal and make the AMERICAN COMMUNITY inclusion for all persons at Sun Drendel Ballroom breakout
music as well as new friends. BANK. Members are asked to City; and provide a positive rooms. A resource list will be
We rehearse in the Community bring non-perishable food social outlet for gay and lesbian provided. More information:
Room of the Citizens Bank on donations for the food pantry. persons, their families and Nancy Turngren at the Wellness
Mondays of each month. Call Jo There will be an Ice Cream friends. We welcome everyone Center 847.515.2078. All are
Broz, 224-569-6045 for Social after the meeting. For to our meetings; and celebrate welcome.
information. information, call Stan Borucki at the fullness of lives of people of
847-515-2711. every sexual orientation and
GERMAN-AMERICAN gender identity.
GROUP PROGRESSIVE CATHOLICS
President, Herb Seifert CALL TO ACTION Be sure to visit our extensive
847-659-9237, Annie Call To Action is a faith based Web Portal packed with all sorts
Schoenfisch, 847-669-6009, Catholic movement that works of information – in particular
Lisa Yost, 224-659-3624 for a Church that is all-inclusive the 30 minute audio from AARP
Upcoming Events: and mirrors the original Radio, “Out and Aging: The
German Fest – Maier Park, intended teachings of Jesus Study of Lesbian and Gay Baby
Milwaukee, WI. Saturday, July Christ. Boomers" and an awesome
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