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CHARTERED CLUBS
Continued from the previous page Woodworkers Zoomers
Tuesday of every other month. Please check www.sctxwoodshop.com Contact: Robin Pearlstein,
the Sun Rays’ Golf section or visit our Shop phone: 512-591-7853 [email protected]
website for dates, locations and monthly Shop hours: M-F, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Zoomers has many very active social
WGA 18-Holers news. We welcome any p.m., Sat. 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. groups with special interest in books,
new or returning ladies interested in Board Meeting: table games, bowling, movies, dining out,
18 holes of fun, competitive golf! New Wednesday, Oct. 21, 9 a.m. gourmet cooking, wine and beer tasting.
members must contact membership ZIE (Inside Events) Current Members
representative Paula Mockenhaupt at Membership Meeting: Only
[email protected] or 512-240-4273. Thursday, Oct. 22, 9:30 a.m. Denim and Diamonds is scheduled for
We’re looking forward to a successful 2015, Contact: Jane Bonk, 443-986-4474 or Saturday, Oct. 17 from 6-10 p.m. in the
so please come join us. [email protected] Ballroom. Dinner will be catered by Cotton
Patch. Can’t Hardly Playboyz from Cotton
Women Helping Others New members: All new members must Club in Granger will play for our dancing
pay through the SCTexas.org website or pleasure.
Monday, Oct. 26, 1 p.m., SCB at the Member Services Office. Use the ZOE (Outside Events)
Contact: Nina Stancil, 512-868-1609 Ticket section to pay the $40 annual dues Our Zoomers Outside Events volunteers
or [email protected] and the $20 fee for the Orientation and have been very busy planning our 2016
Training. Please bring your ticket to the trips. We now have our Valentine Cruise
Women Helping Others (WHO) welcomes shop to sign up for Orientation & Safety and our Wonderful France trip almost
all residents. We are a cohesive group with Training. Membership is open to all Sun completely sold out. We have our Texas
a passion and purpose for caring, sharing City Texas residents. The shop is designed Tenors and our New York Christmas trip
and serving the extended community. Our to accommodate woodworkers of all skill still available.
mission is to support existing charitable levels. We will be releasing our 2016 schedule
organizations with time, donations and that will include a Fall Foliage Cruise,
assistance while fostering camaraderie, We invite you to stop by the woodshop and a Normandy Beach tour, a summer cool
fellowship and inclusion. And yes, men get a guided tour of our facility, talk about trip to the Bavarian Alps, a Costa Rica
are welcome, too. your idea for a wood project or just talk. vacation, and domestic trips including
Colorful Trails of the Southwest, California
We meet the fourth Monday of the month. Our training classes and extensive library, Rail Discovery trip and a deluxe trip to
The agenda includes a business meeting paper and digital, help our members plan Charleston and Savannah with more trips
and a presentation from a non-profit projects and enjoy woodworking. We and information about programs for the fall
organization, followed by a salad luncheon. conduct orientation classes twice a month of 2016 to come.
The members bring the salads and make a and enhanced classes quarterly. Membership
$10 donation at each meeting. Annual dues Join or renew online or at the Member
are $10 and may be paid online or at the We enjoy building Toys for Tots to provide Services Office. Questions should be
monthly meeting. Guests and prospective wooden toys for children at Christmas, directed to Tom Greer at jtommyg@
members are welcome to join us. Just let make kit projects for Camp Discovery and sbcglobal.net.
us know you are coming so that we may help kids fighting cancer assemble them.
welcome you. Our speaker in October ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG
is Cowboy Tim from Spirit Reins, an To raise funds for these projects, we sell
organization with a vision for all children craft items at the woodshop throughout
who have experienced trauma to grow into the year and do other activities.
healthy, productive adults and break the
generational cycle of abuse. Their mission Special Interest Group
is to transform the lives of children and
families through trauma-informed therapy Woodcarvers: Beginners to experienced
services, training and research. – all are welcome. Contact Karl Fiedler at
512-818-4156 or karlandme@suddenlink.
We have some exciting goals for 2015, net for more information.
including learning arts and crafts that
will be created and later sold, volunteering Woodcarvers meet each Monday from 6-9
for Faith Lutheran Church’s annual p.m. and Tuesday from 8:30-11 a.m.
Meals on Wheels golf tournament and
participating in the Christmas Meals on
Wheels event. We have also supported
the Georgetown Project’s fund drive that
gave financial assistance to 33 homeless
graduating seniors for their graduation
expenses. It will be a great year for WHO.
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