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Purchase your tickets for CA Sponsored Outings at OUTINGS
www.sctexas.org or at the Member Services Office.
JULY 2015 SUNRAYS | 21
Lunch is on your own at Café 43 with full service dining or the
Courtyard Café for snacks and coffee.

Note: To enter the library, everyone must go through
security passing through metal detectors and having
purses/backpacks searched.
On our way there and back, we will stop in West at Slovacek’s
for coffee and a snack.

Ticket cost includes transportation and library admission.

Volunteer Trip Leader: Ellen Mire

Chinese Feast and Market
Tour – Austin - NEW!

Tuesday, September 22, $64 pp
Depart SCPL 10:45 a.m.; Return 3:45 p.m.

Dorothy Huang, Chinese
cooking expert and author of “Chinese Cuisine
Made Simple,” has taught several cooking
classes in Sun City this past season. Because
these sold-out classes have been such a great
success, we asked Dorothy to take us to the First Chinese BBQ
Restaurant and on a walking tour of the Chinese Supermarket.
With Dorothy’s guidance, we have selected a 10-course feast of
delectable dishes to share: crisp spring rolls with dipping sauces,
wonton soup, Chinese BBQ pork, sliced Peking duck, General
Tso’s chicken, shrimp and snow peas, cod with black bean sauce,
stir-fried beef with broccoli, shredded pork with garlic sauce,
and shrimp fried rice. Dorothy will visit each table to answer
questions about dish preparation and ingredients.

Following lunch, we will walk one block to the MT Chinese
Supermarket, where Dorothy will take the mystery out of
the market’s products. Bring a shopping list and a cooler for
perishable items you might want to purchase. Dress is casual
with comfortable shoes for walking. This trip is sure to be fun,
informative and delicious!

Note: This is a small group tour (27) on the Clark Mini Bus.

Ticket cost includes transportation, lunch, and supermarket tour.

Volunteer Trip Leader: Jerilee Prather

Mary Kay Museum and Dallas
Aquarium – Dallas - NEW!

Lunch on Your Own
Thursday, September 24, $49 pp
Depart 7:45 a.m.; Return 6:30 p.m.

Hailed as a leading female entrepreneur
in American history, Mary Kay Ash rose from
rags to riches and gave millions of women
around the world confidence in themselves.
While working for Stanley Home Products,
Mary Kay became annoyed as she was passed over for promotions
in favor of men she had trained. At age 45 she retired, wrote a

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