JANUARY 2013
SUNRAYS | 17
ONLINE:
SCTXCA.ORG
EVENTS
Announcing Junior Camp!
Session 1: June 18-21, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Session 2: June 25-28, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Drawing on Tuesday, February 26, 1 p.m.
How does the drawing work:
1.
Beginning
Wednesday, January 2
,
we
will have one box at the Social Center Moni-
tors Station (2 Texas Drive).
2.
You will fill out a provided slip of paper
for the drawing
a. Your household can only enroll up to two campers - no
more.
b. One slip of paper will allow for 2 grandchildren.
c. You MUST select a session for each grandchild – you
cannot leave the session information blank.
d. Camper name, grandparent name, phone number and
email will be required.
e. No more than one slip can be filled out per household.
f. Do not ‘stuff the box.’ If we draw your slip twice, you will
be disqualified.
3.
Drawing to be held Tuesday, February 26, 1 p.m. in the
ballroom. You don’t have to be present at time of drawing
but if in attendance, pick up registration forms that day.
a. If you are not present at time of drawing you will receive
registration forms by email.
b. We will draw out the entire box to create a waitlist and
ensure there are no duplicate entries.
5.
Registration forms must be completed (with proper im-
munization records) and turned into the Communications/
Lifestyle department by Thursday, April 25.
6.
Payment is required at the time registration form is turned in.
Requirements for Junior Camp:
•
Your camper must be between the ages of 7-11 years old at
the time of camp. No exceptions. The State of Texas licenses
us to serve 7-11 year old children.
•
Your household can only enroll up to two campers - no more.
•
We cannot accommodate children with special needs; we are
not licensed to do so and cannot provide adequate attention
to the camper.
•
Each camper must have a registration form with immuni-
zation record (complete with birth date and clinic stamp/
signature) by the deadline: Thursday, April 25.
•
You have two months, Thursday, April 25 is the deadline, to
get registration forms into the Communications & Lifestyle
Department.
•
For those that don’t turn in registration forms/or cancel, we
turn to the waitlist for spaces that come available.
Purchase your tickets for CA Sponsored Events at
or at the Member Services O
ce.
Tickets for activities listed for the first time will be available
Wednesday, January 2, at 8 a.m.
Neighborhood 13 Mardi Gras Ball
&
Golf Cart Parade - NEW!
Parade: Saturday, February 9, 10:30 a.m., Rio Grande
Loop, Free!
Ball: Sunday, February 10, 7 p.m., SCB, $12.50 pp
Krewe 13 invites you to attend the 2013
Mardi Gras Ball & Golf Cart Parade! On
February 9, starting at 10:30 a.m., the fifth
annual N13 Mardi Gras Golf Cart Parade
will once again take place on Rio Grande
Loop. All of Sun City’s neighborhoods and clubs are invited
to participate. Either decorate your golf cart or dress up and
walk the approximate one mile in your favorite Mardi Gras
costume. For more information, contact W.R. Helge at 512-
863-7644
or
The following evening, dance the night away with great sounds
from the same authentic Cajun band we had at last year’s
ball – Chris Miller and the Bayou Roots from Lake Charles,
LA. Tickets cost $12.50 per person. Contact: pamhelge@ya-
hoo.com or call Pam at 863-7644. Come join us and “Let the
Good Times Roll!”
Strings Attached Band
Monday, February 11, 7–9 p.m., SCB, $10 pp
Open seating – Cabaret Style
Will Taylor began collaborating with both local
and nationally renowned artists, rearrang-
ing their known material, brought in his own
crew of seasoned jazz and contemporary roots
musicians to play, andmoved the performance
venue from the traditional smoky club scene to touring central
Texas. In 2006, over 1,600 Beatles fans saw them re-create
the entire White album. They’ve also presented the music of
Led Zeppelin, Joni Mitchell, Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel and
Jimi Hendrix. Will Taylor and The Strings Attached band will
perform again in our beautiful Sun City Ballroom.
Movie: True Women
Tuesday, February 19, 5:30–9 p.m., CCF/G, $5 pp
See the movie,
True Women
,
a sweeping saga
of Janice Woods Windle’s best selling histori-
cal novel. Based on Windle’s family history,
this is a tale of love, war and adventure span-
ning five decades. These Texas pioneers lived
through the Texas Revolution, the Civil War, Reconstruction
and beyond. This is the real story of Texas by people who lived
it. The movie stars Angelina Jolie, Dana Delany and An-
nabeth Gish as the grandmothers and great aunts of Mrs.
Windle. They are the women who not only survived, but built
Texas, and then stood before the Texas legislature to argue
for women’s right to vote. These women fought and faced the
very real hardships of the Texas frontier.
