64
| SUNRAYS
JANUARY 2013
ONLINE:
SCTXCA.ORG
our spring 2013 reviews, and will stay
on the list if they are still determined
to be worthwhile.
Going forward, there are four major
projects planned for 2013 that that
should offer significant improvements
to our course’s playability. These proj-
ects will require additional funding,
which is included in the 2013 Golf bud-
get and which the CA has committed
to spending early in the year.
The major projects are:
•
Reworking the drainage area in
front of #14 green on White Wing.
This work will be done by an outside
contractor.
•
Cleanup of the area to the left of hole
#8
at White Wing and establish a
base of fescue grass—this was done
on the right side of this hole several
years ago.
•
Removal of large tree branches that
are down to the ground on the left
side of hole #6 at Legacy Hills. This
work will be done by an outside con-
tractor.
•
Remove a significant portion of the
sand in the greenside bunkers on
Legacy Hills and replace it with a
courser grain of sand to provide a
better base.
There are also two other significant
areas that will be addressed in 2013:
Removal of a significant portion of the
sand in the fairway and greenside bun-
kers on White Wing and replace it with
a courser grain of sand to provide a
better base; and reworking the fairway
bunkers on Legacy Hills. Both of these
projects will be funded through the golf
course reserves.
We feel that good progress has been
made in our on going efforts to improve
course playability, and our plan is to
continue these efforts into 2013 and
beyond.
GOLF
Golf Notes
Continued from page 62
January Play Schedules
WGA 9-HOLE
1/8
Noon WW-F
1/15
Meeting, 10am, CCAN
Noon shotgun CC-F
1/22
Noon LH-F
1/29
Noon CC-F
WGA 18-HOLE
*
As of press time, WGA 18-hole play
days were unavailable.
MGA 9-HOLE
1/2
WW-F
1/7
Board Meeting, 4 pm, AC
1/9
WW-B
1/16
LH-B
1/23
LH-B
1/30
CC-F
MGA 18-HOLE
1/2
CC
1/7
Board Meeting, 4 pm, AC
1/9
LH
1/16
WW
1/23
CC
1/30
LH
ID SERVICE CHANGE
The Copeland Center ID Card Office at Ft. Hood urges
customers to make an appointment for faster service. Ap-
pointments should be made at least two weeks in ad-
vance. To make an appointment online, visit https://
rapids-appointments.dmdc.osd.mil/. Service hours are 7:30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 3:30
p.m. the first Thursday of each month.
VETERANS INFORMATION
If you are eligible, please stop by the VFW at 1000 North
College in San Gabriel Park to pick up applications for any of
these four groups. The VFW is the meeting place for all of our
veterans’ organizations; phone 512-863-2535 for information.
The American Legion Post 174 is a memorial post named for
Abe Harrison, a Georgetown native killed in France in World
War I. Membership eligibility is one day of active duty during
a declared conflict.
Military Order of the World Wars
—
The Capt. Robert
Veterans
Corner
Dilworth-USN chapter is open to former commissioned of-
ficers from all military branches. The nonprofit was formed
at Sun City in December 2000. The chapter, which meets
the first Saturday morning each month, was later named
in memory of a former charter member, Sun City resident
and pilot who was featured in a History Channel episode
about WWII. The contact is Sun City resident and Adjutant
Vic Pierson at 512-868-8501.
Marine Corps League Williamson County Detach-
ment
–
Eligibility is former service in the Marine Corps.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 8587 is also a memorial post
named after Ben D. Snowden, killed in Vietnam in 1967.
Eligibility is campaign medal service, AFE or service in
Korea for a minimum of 30 consecutive days.
Williamson County Veterans Service Office:
The Vet-
erans Service Office provides eligible veterans, dependants
and survivors direct and general support in obtaining all
benefits to which they are entitled. The main office is located
in Georgetown at 3151 S.E. Inner Loop. Phone is 512-943-
1900.
Office Hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.
to noon and 1-5 p.m.; closed from noon to 1 p.m.
Heroes Night Out
HNO is a nonprofit that relies on dona-
tions to pay for day-to-day operations and events for veter-
ans that HNO sponsors. Call 512-986-7660 or visit www.
heroesnightout.org. The HNO office is located at 1150 S.
Bell, Cedar Park, TX 78613.
