ONLINE:
SCTXCA.ORG
AUGUST 2014 SUNRAYS |
95
Shaffer, featured a triumphant award-win-
ning performance by Dame Maggie Smith
in London and on Broadway. The
NewYork
Daily News
called it “a celebration of the
imagination; a celebration of the art of the
theatre.”
Lettice and Lovage
can be seen
August 13-16 and again August 20-23 at
7 p.m. in the Atrium. Doors open at 6:30
p.m. Tickets may be purchased online, in
the Member Services Office, and at the
door when available.
Alternative Healing &
Wellness
sctxca.org > Site Index >
Alternative Health & Wellness Club
No meeting in August
Contact: Doug Willoughby,
512-819-0133 or
The
Qigong Exercise Group
will con-
tinue to meet during the summer each
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning
at 8 a.m. in the Atrium.
The
Spirituality Groups
will not meet
again until September.
The
Healing Energy Group
will meet
on Thursday, August 14 at 9 a.m. inMeet-
ing Room 1 and on Thursday, August 28
at 9 a.m. in Meeting Room 3. Come and
learn how energy works to promote health
and healing. If you are a practitioner and
want to have a place to practice your skills
please come and join the group.
Amateur Radio Society
(SCARS)
sctxca.org > Site Index >
Amateur Radio Society
Wednesday, August 6, 7 p.m., CCF
Contact: Bob Frost, President,
682-667-6455
A club for all FCC-licensed ham ra-
dio operators, shortwave listeners
(SWLs), and radio or scanning enthu-
siasts...the Sun City Amateur Radio
Society (a.k.a. SCARS).
You’re invited! Join us at our:
• First Wednesday monthly club meet-
ings
• Wednesday morning coffee and “tech-
talk” group at City Market
• Second Saturday radio Fox Hunt field
events.
Actors & Theatre Arts Guild
sctxca.org > Site Index > Actors &
Theatre Arts Guild
Business Meeting: No August meeting
Third Monday: No August meeting
Board Meeting: August 25,
3-5:30 p.m., CCAN
Contact Linn Ratcliff, 512-863-8934,
or email
Lettice and Lovage
Lettice, a daffy but enthusiastic expert
on Elizabethan history, is a tour guide
at Fustian House, “the dullest home in
England.” Using her vivid imagination
and passion, she theatrically embellishes
its historical past with crowd-pleasing
fantasies. Ultimately she must answer to
Lotte, an inspector from the Preservation
Trust. Neither impressed or entertained by
the “creative” history lessons, Lotte fires
her. Not one to give up, Lettice engages
the conventional Lotte in a battle to the
death of all that is sacred to the Empire.
But Lotte’s passion for history draws her
to Lettice’s romantic world view and the
two women forge an unlikely friendship in
the face of their dreary modern lives. This
charming and hilarious British comedy
won the Tony Award for Best Play. The hit,
by author of
Equus
and
Amadeus
, Peter
Chartered Clubs Index
Actors & Theatre Arts Guild........95
Alt. Health & Wellness............... 95
Amateur Radio Society............... 95
Aviation........................................ 96
Ballroom Dance........................... 96
Billiards........................................ 96
Bocce............................................. 96
Computer...................................... 97
Country Western Dancing.......... 97
Couples Golf................................. 97
Creative Clay & China................ 97
Current Issues............................. 97
Dance & Drill............................... 98
Dominoes & Table Games.......... 98
Duplicate Bridge.......................... 98
Eagle Boosters............................. 99
Fabric & Fiber.............................. 99
Foreign Language........................ 99
Garden.......................................... 99
Hiking......................................... 100
Horseshoes & Washers............. 100
Horticulture............................... 100
Hunting & Fishing.................... 100
Investment Education............... 101
Line Dance................................. 101
Mah Jongg.................................. 101
MGA............................................ 101
Nature......................................... 101
Pet............................................... 102
Photography............................... 102
Pickleball.................................... 102
Poker........................................... 103
Radio Control Modelers............ 103
RV................................................ 103
Singers........................................ 103
Social Bridge.............................. 104
Softball (Coed Sr. Slo-Pitch)...... 104
Solos............................................ 104
Stained Glass............................. 104
Sundancers................................. 104
Table Tennis. ............................. 105
Tennis Association..................... 105
Visual Arts................................. 105
WGA 9-Hole............................... 105
WGA 18-Hole............................. 105
Woodworkers. ............................ 106
Zoomers...................................... 106
Continued on the next page
Look what our
Chartered Clubs are
offering to the whole
community this month!
GARDEN: Wednesday, August
13, 12:30 p.m., CCF/G. Ice cream
social! Create your own sundae
and watch a photo presentation
of the 2014 Garden Tour.
CURRENT ISSUES:
Friday,
August 15, 10 a.m., CCG. Topic:
“
Appropriateness of Texas’ Gun
Carry Laws.
” Only club members
may participate in the discussion,
but resident guests are invited to
observe.
NATURE:
Tuesday, August 19, 2:30
p.m., SCB. Learn about human and
wildlife coexistence from Tonie
Harrison, President of All Things
Wild Rehabilitation. Toniewill bring
to themeeting a fewof the animals
that she has rescued.
CHARTERED CLUBS
