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political
Sun City Democrats
No meeting in July or August
Contact: Mary Ann Friedin, President,
or
512-868-5384
There will not be a regular scheduled
meeting in July or August.
Note:
Beginning in September we will
be meeting on the fourth Saturday of the
month for the rest of the year. As usual,
meetings will be in the Social Center
Ballroom with coffee at 9:30 a.m. and
the meeting at 10 a.m.
Republican Club of
Sun City
Thursday, July 10, 6 p.m., SCB
Contact: John Graves, 512-863-7715 or
;
A social period begins at 6 p.m. in the ball-
room; dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m.
Following dinner, representatives from
the Republican Party of Texas will discuss
their work to strengthen our party and
what we can do to help. Dinner is $16—a
check payable to “The Republican Club of
Sun City” must be mailed no later than
July 5 to John Congdon, Treasurer, 1530
Sun City Blvd. Box 227, Georgetown, TX
78633.
service organizations
Citizens Council at
Sun City Texas
Thursday, July 3, 9 a.m., CCW
Contact: Steve Johnston, 512-591-
7594 or
or info@
citizenscouncil.org
Our next board meeting is on Thursday,
July 3 in theWalburg Roomof the Cowan
Creek Amenity Center at 9 a.m. All mem-
bers and interested parties are welcome
to attend our meetings.
Citizens Council is an independent group
of residents with a common vision of safe-
guarding the value and lifestyle of the
Sun City Texas community. The Citizens
Council is not affiliatedwith the developer,
Community Association, or other gover-
nance systems.
Sun City Blues
Blues music has been the foundation and
a strong influence of all American mu-
sic styles since the early 1900s. Come be
part of the ‘Just the Blues’ group. There
will be dances, dance lessons, and trips
to Austin Blues clubs. The next Blues
dance will be onWednesday, August 6 in
the Social Center Ballroom. More details
will be emailed.
To join and receive “Just the Blues News,”
email
, or call
Dennis at 512-686-1897.
Tai Chi & Chi Kung
Meet every Tuesday and Thursday at 10
a.m. at the Legacy Hills Park Pavilion for
a gathering of Tai Chi andChi Kung prac-
titioners to exercise and have fun. Open to
all. Contact Don Mulvey at 512-917-3236
or
Texas Tech
Calling all TT Red Raiders! Let’s get to-
gether! If interested, contact Dr. Robert
(Bob) Pinder at 512-864-0860 or pinrob@
icloud.com. Spread the word!
Viva El Paso!
If you’ve ever lived or want to reconnect
with the original Sun City, its rich west
Texas culture, the FranklinMountains or
the desert southwest, youmust join:
VIVA
ELPASO!
Exchangememories fromhigh
school, Texas Western/UTEP, Ft. Bliss
and, of course, Ciudad Juarez. Many of
the people who made El Paso great live
right here in Sun City Texas. Join us for
our bi-monthly Saturday dinners. Contact
Yolanda,
, or
Patricia,
.
Wisconsin
Contact: Loree Parker, 512-869-0319
or
We will be starting our activities in Septem-
ber, as many of us are away from the Texas
heat for the summer. Our September event
will be found in the September
Sun Rays
.
If you would like to join the Wisconsin
Group, please contact Loree Parker at
to be added to our
email list.
Kiwanis Club of Sun City
Tuesdays, 10 a.m., Location varies
Contact: Herb Wilkins, 512-869-2330
Join us each Tuesday to hear speakers of
interest to Sun City Texas and George-
town. Meet with over 150 of your neigh-
bors working to benefit the children of
Williamson County.
The speakers for July are:
•
July 1
– Tammy Randel, Vista Ridge
Robotics Team
•
July 8
– Sabine Medrano &Miranda
Villareal, Run Free Texas
•
July 15
– Joe Austin, Southwestern
University Football Coach
•
July 22
– Rhonda Smith, Spirit Reins
•
July 29
– Civic Club Day
Sun City Shriners
No Meetings in July and August
sctxca.org > Site Index > Shriners Group
Contact: Jack Neal, 512-864-0237
Our club doesn’t hold regular meetings
during the summer months; however, we
continue accepting donations of clean, used
clothing and shoes for the Shriners Chil-
dren’s Burn Hospital in Galveston. These
children and their families often have no
clothes as a result of a house fire that caused
the child’s injuries. Contact Ray DeVries at
512-863-6807 or Al Scholin at 512-864-9493.
To learn more about the hospitals and our
order, please visit:
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tional.org or
Sun City Texas Rotary
Tuesdays, CCF/G, Noon
Contact: Tom Minor, 863-9811 or
Rotary International has identified specific
areas of need in which to focus, with the
awareness that each community has its own
unique concerns. Rotary clubs focus their
service efforts in diverse areas, such as:
promoting peace, fighting disease, providing
clean water, saving mothers and children,
supporting education, and growing local
economies. As an example of local involve-
ment, thismonth our clubwill host a dinner
dance and raffle with proceeds benefitting
Williamson County youth.
INTEREST GROUPS
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