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ONLINE:
SCTXCA.ORG
St. Louis
It seems we have a number of former St.
Louisans living in Sun City Texas. If you
feel that St. Louis connection, contact
Ginger at
or Cheri
at
Sun City Texas Aggie Muster
Sun City Aggies, with their families and
other friends of Texas A&M, will assem-
ble on Sunday, April 21 at the Cowan
Creek Amenity Center in recognition of
the “Aggie Muster,” one of A&Ms most
cherished traditions.
A social hour begins at 6 p.m. Those
attending are requested to bring hors
d’oevres for 6 – 8 to share. Beverages
will be provided. The Muster ceremony
will begin at 7 p.m. There will be a fee
of $5 per person.
Contact Ellis Gill ‘66 at 686-0419 or
email
.
Wisconsin
March Madness Mixer
Wednesday, March 27, 5 - 7:30 p.m.,
CCF/G
BYOB and a dish to share. Plates, nap-
kins, glasses, etc., will be provided.
Activities include Wisconsin Bingo, a
Cheese Quiz and a musical competition
from the Mustard Museum Archives in
Wisconsin (POUPON U).
RSVP to Loree Parker at loreetx@
suddenlink.net. A donation box will be
set up; contribute so we can continue to
plan events.
Good Luck to the Badgers in the March
Madness tournaments coming soon!
To join, contact Loree Parker at loreetx@
suddenlink.net or 512-869-0319.
Wyoming
The Wyoming group is for anyone who
has ties to Wyoming and would like to
join us. We have met a few times and
enjoyed reminiscing about Wyoming. If
you are interested, contact Gail Mullinax
at 512-868-2785 or wyokids06@gmail.
com, or Ege Reichert at 512-868-1438
or
City Market on Tuesdays around 8 a.m.
Sage in Bloom Questers
Sage in Bloom Questers chapter invites
you to visit us to help preserve histori-
cal landmarks and learnmore about U.S.
history. We enjoy trips to places such as
the Czech Museum in Temple, speakers
about collections (not necessarily antiques)
and history such as “Texas Outlaws.” We
meet the first Tuesday of themonth (not in
summer), at 9:30 a.m. Phone Ruth Anne
Hicks, 863-8384, Membership Chair, or
President Martha Knight 819-9649 for
more information.
Shuffleboard
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10 a.m.
Shuffleboard courts are open everyday
for all residents, weather permitting. On
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10-11:30 a.m.,
a Shuffleboard Committee member will
be at the courts to provide assistance and
instruction if needed. Cues (sticks), discs,
and silicone spray are in the courtside stor-
age shed. For more information, contact
a committee member, TomRice, Richard
Bradley, Clint Carter, Bob Blattner, or
MartyGelfman. Their contact information
is in the resident directory.
Sky Girls
We are a group of retired stewardesses,
better known today as flight attendants,
who meet monthly in the home of one of
our members. Our meetings are held the
first Thursday of each month at 10 a.m.
We are strictly social, and have discovered
we have endless experiences to share and
compare! Call Debby Dooher at 512-869-
7459 or PamMeyners at 512-868-5575.
SAR - Alexander Hamilton
Chapter
The Alexander HamiltonChapter of Sons
of the American Revolutionmeets second
Saturdays, except February and Septem-
ber. TheMarch 9meeting will be atWild-
Fire, at 812 S. AustinAve. inGeorgetown,
at 11 a.m. We have more than 45 active
members, many in Sun City. If you be-
lieve youhave aRevolutionaryWar Patriot
ancestor, or if you are already a member
and have not yet transferred, contact Dan
Stauffer at 512-931-2153 or dan-georgine@
aoll.com.
political
Sun City Democrats
Saturday, March 2, 10 a.m., SCB
Coffee at 9:30 a.m.
Contact: MaryAnn Friedin, President,
512-868-5384 or maryann.freidin@
gmail.com
Mr. Al Armendariz, former regional EPA
administrator, will speak on “Beyond
Coal,” a campaign to replace dirty coal
with clean energy. He will discuss air
pollution in Texas and the needs to re-
tire old and outdated coal plants and
prevent the building of new coal plants.
He is the Sierra Club’s senior campaign
representative for the statewide Beyond
Coal Campaign. As always, the meeting
is free and the public is cordially invited
to attend.
Republican Club of
Sun City
Thursday, March 14, 6 p.m., SCB
Contact: Robert Fears, 512-868-
9306 or
The meeting begins at 6 p.m. with a meet
and greet period, followed by dinner at
6:30 p.m. The program commences at
7 p.m. and features Georgetown City
Council candidates. Dinner is $16 per
person, if you wish to eat. A check pay-
able to “Republican Club of Sun City”
must be mailed no later than March 8
to John Congdon, Treasurer, 1530 Sun
City Blvd., Ste. 120, Box 227, George-
town, TX 78633.
service organizations
Citizens Council at
Sun City Texas
Thursday, March 7, 9 a.m., CCAC,
Open to the public
Annual Meeting: Thursday, March 21, 5
p.m., CCAC, RSVP required
The Citizens Council is an independent
group of residents with a common vision
of safeguarding the value/life-style of the
INTEREST GROUPS
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