Sue Schwartz “What if you could take a pill that would do all of the following: both treat and prevent obesity, prevent cardiovascular disease, improve mobility, improve mood, provide stress relief, improve the overall quality of life, prevent diabetes, improve healthy longevity, prevent dementia, and even prevent sudden cardiac death? Wouldn’t you take it? Well,…
Category: October 2019
Clubs & Classes, October 2019
Sun Lakes Drum Circle meeting notice
Generals, October 2019
Halloween pet safety
First and foremost, your bowl of candy should be for trick-or-treaters, not for your pets. While your favorite Halloween pumpkin and decorative corn are relatively nontoxic, if ingested, they can cause gastrointestinal upset. If the piece eaten is too large, blockage could occur. So keep an eye on your favorite candy bowl and decorations. Here…
Generals, October 2019
Meet your Sun Lakes Posse
Michael Berry Tom Bauder is a Sun Lakes resident and has been a volunteer with the Sun Lakes Sheriff’s Posse since 2013. He was born and raised in Midland, Michigan, and joined Capital Airlines after graduating high school. Capital Airlines later transitioned in United Airlines. After 20 years in the aviation industry, Tom attended Delta…
Generals, October 2019
We’re back – Chapel Center Treasure Sale – October 18 and 19
0Barbara Reiss What Fun! It’s the Chapel Center’s 13th Annual Treasure Sale. We are at 9240 N. Sun Lakes Blvd., Phase 1, across the street from the clubhouse in Sun Lakes. The dates are Friday, October 18, from 7:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m., and Saturday, October 19, from 7:00 a.m. until noon. The Treasure Sale…
Generals, October 2019
Sun Lakes has a Whole Foods, Plant-Based Lifestyle Community!
Edey Sanders We meet the third Wednesday of each month at 10:30 a.m. in the A-9/Phoenix Room, Cottonwood Palo Verde. Everyone is welcome. Join us at the Open Houses for Cottonwood October 12, 2019, and Oakwood October 26, 2019. Each meeting, we take questions (all questions are good questions). We don’t give medical advice or…
Generals, October 2019
Gillian Harrill’s Cornell University Fencing Team wins Gold in Singapore!
John Harrill In August, Gillian Harrill and her fencing team were sent to Singapore to represent Cornell University in the 2019 Absolute International Collegiate Fencing Invitational. University students from around the world gathered for this competition. In the matches, Gillian Harrill’s team won a Gold Medal. This fall, Gillian will be starting her sophomore year…
Generals, October 2019
DAR serves during National Literacy Month
Toni Bolling Lutter In September, Gila Butte Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) observed National Literacy Month through collections for deserving organizations. Lesley Baran, Chair, DAR School Committee, collected supplies for The Crossnore School and Children’s Home, and Judy Putnam, Chair, Literacy Promotion Committee, collected books for clients of Matthew’s Crossing. The Crossnore School and…
Clubs & Classes, October 2019
Rotary Seeks to Eradicate Polio through PolioPlus Program
Norm Noble Since 1985, the program to eradicate polio, called PolioPlus®, has been Rotary International’s primary effort to eliminate this dread disease from the world stage. It has been described as the finest humanitarian project by a non-governmental organization the world has ever known. Rotary has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for its…
Clubs & Classes, October 2019
Korean War and Service Veterans news
Byline The R. Countryman Chapter of the Korean War/Korea Service Veterans will meet on Tuesday, October 22, 2019, in the Lakeview Room of the SunBird Country Club at 11 a.m. KWVA is proud to welcome Dr. Dana Lillestol as guest speaker. Dr. Lillestol will be speaking on pain relief for veterans utilizing medicinal cannabis. SunBird…