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CHARTERED CLUBS
Creative Clay & China
Studio hours: MWF 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.;
TuTh 1-8 p.m.; SaSu 1-4 p.m.
Studio Telephone: 512-948-7664
Contact: President Nan Massey,
512-863-8524.
Board Meeting: Tuesday, Sept. 13 at
10 a.m. in the Studio
Come express your creativity with us!
In our five-room studio, members create
long-lasting, three-dimensional objects
for both practical use and visual beauty.
Equipment, tools, glazes, brushes and clay
are sold to members at cost and dues are
just $12 a year.
The studio is open every day of the week.
Members’ creations are displayed in the
windows of the studio as well as on the
club website.
Come visit our studio behind the Fabric
& Fiber Club and learn about ceramics,
hand building, wheel throwing and china
painting. Monitors will gladly guide you
on a short tour and tell you about upcom-
ing classes. Enjoy fun and companionship
in this friendly atmosphere.
Ceramics: Existing forms, such as plates,
bowls, vases, animals, Christmas trees
and Santa Clauses can be painted and
glazed to your own design.
Hand Building: For those who like to
sculpture from scratch, red or white and
low- or high-fire clays are available. When
completed, objects are fired in one of five
resident kilns that are operated by expe-
rienced members. Beginners’ classes are
held frequently.
Wheel Throwing: Wheel throwing is a
unique skill. Six potter’s wheels are avail- topics affecting the world, nation, Texas,
able and classes are held for both begin-
ning and more experienced members.
China Painting: Create your own de-
signs on china. One room and one kiln
are designated for painted china objects,
such as dishes and cups. Those interested
in a beginning class in china painting,
contact Doris DeWitte at 512-869-1971.
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Current Issues
Friday, Sept. 23, Check-in 9:45 a.m.
Program 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Georgetown Room, CCAC
Program topic: Check club website
for the topic
Contact: President Larry Buxbaum
(612) 237-8911 or presidentsccic@gmail.
com
Mission: The Current Issues Club
provides a nonpartisan environment
where a respectful exchange of ideas
among members promotes discussion and
a deeper understanding of current issues.
Topics: Topic suggestions are submitted
to the Board from the Discussion SIG,
program evaluations, club message
board and members’ emails. The Board
presents four to five choices at the program information on classes, please contact
for membership vote. Topics may cover
international, national, state and local
issues.
Research: Volunteers serve on the
Research Committee and prepare the
program information sheet which is posted
on the website. Members are encouraged
to contribute to the club’s message board.
Dues: For the remainder of 2016, dues are
$3. Please pay on the CA website ticket
system or at the CA office.
Discussion SIG: Members only. Friday,
September 9. Members participate in less
formal, small group discussions about
Georgetown or Sun City. Members start
arriving at 9 a.m. to suggest topics.
Courtesy: Participants are required to
observe the adopted courtesy guidelines.
Check the club’s website.
Guests: The club’s mission is to provide
a nonpartisan environment. All points
of view and political party affiliations
are welcome. If time allows, guests may
participate during the last 15 minutes. Join
the club to participate in the discussions,
attend the SIG and gain access to the club’s opportunity of fitness and fun. Students
research.
Dance & Drill
Contact: President Patricia Gee at
512-240-5955 or [email protected]
Sun City Georgettes: Tuesdays,
Texas Drive Fitness Center, 3:15 p.m.;
performance groups 10:30 a.m.-12:30
p.m. New member classes will begin on
September 7 in the Atrium at 9:30 a.m.
There will be a new beginners group
starting the first week of September for
anyone interested in joining our dance
team. Contact Connie Stutters at 512-
630-3020 or [email protected].
Happy Feet Cloggers: New Beginner
class starts on September 9. Also in
September, Friday class times are
changing to:
Beginner classes: 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Intermediate / Advanced classes: 9:15 -
11 a.m.
All classes are held in the ACA. New
members may join Clogging the first two
weeks of September (9/9 and 9/16). For
Patricia Gee at 512-240-5955 or pgee@
suddenlink.net.
The Cloggers perform at various Sun
City functions and other venues in the
Georgetown/Austin area. Performing is
optional. Visitors are welcome any time!
Tap Dancing:
Wednesdays - Beginners/Review: 3 p.m.,
Intermediate I: 1 p.m. and Intermediate
II: 2 p.m.
Thursdays – Advanced: 4 p.m.
All classes held in the ACA. Contact
Marijean Schindler at 512-869-4857 or
[email protected]. Tapping
is super exercise and fabulous fun! No
experience necessary! New session begins
on September 7 and 8.
2nd Chance Jazz Dance:
Thursdays, Men’s class, 1 p.m.; Beg./Int.
class, 2 p.m.; Adv. class, 3 p.m., ACA.
Contact Georgia Medler, georgiedave@
suddenlink.net, 512-864-2131.
2nd Chance Jazz Dance offers the
will learn choreographed jazz routines.
Classes will resume September 8.
Dominoes & Table Games
Contact: President Janet Lull 512-
635-8206 or [email protected]
“All the world’s a Table Game,
And men and women merely players.”
― William. Shakespeare
(slightly altered)
The Monday night Hand & Foot quarterly
tournament (April, May, June) was won by
Bill Bigger; second place Barbara Dixon;
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