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INTEREST GROUPS
Psychology Anyone who would like to
participate in an interest group in psychol-
ogy (psychologists, social workers, coun-
selors, psychiatrists), contact Don Pool at
512-864-7595 or [email protected].
Runners/Joggers We meet at 7 a.m.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays in
front of the Texas Drive Fitness Center;
all are invited to join. Contact Dee Sim-
mons at 512-688-1286 or deesimmons241
@gmail.com. If it is too early for you to
run, join us for coffee at the City Market
on Tuesdays at 8 a.m.
Sky Girls We are a group of retired stew-
ardesses (better known today as flight at-
tendants) who meet monthly in the home
of one of our members. Our meetings are
held the first Thursday of each month at
10 a.m. We are strictly social, and have
discovered we have endless experiences
to share and compare! Call Pam Meyners
at 512-868-5575 or Nancy Neihart at 512-
863-4613.
SAR - Alexander Hamilton Chapter
Sons of the American Revolution (SAR)
will meet with the DAR at the Austin
Woman’s Club for their annual Presidents
Day luncheon on Feb. 18.
The guest speaker will be retired Navy Ad-
miral Bobby R. Inman, tenured professor
at the University of Texas Austin. He is a
former NSA Director and Deputy Director
of Central Intelligence. He will speak on
the topic of Military Service.
Contact: Harry Walden, 512-818-1379;
email [email protected]. Visit www. Dan Patrick. Send reservations and check
sctexas.org > Clubs & Groups > Interest
Groups > SAR Group.
St. Louis We gather at least twice yearly
to share food and relive cherished memo-
ries of St. Louis. The Hill, Forest Park, the Contact: Gene Edwards, 520-990-1159 or
St. Louis Zoo and the Arch are just a few
of the things that hold fond memories for
many. Sports, especially the Cardinals,
are a popular theme and during the sea-
son, fans meet monthly at Wriggley’s Pub
to socialize, watch a game, and root for a
Cardinal victory. Contact Gary or Sheila
Engel, [email protected] or 512-868-6929.
Tai Chi & Chi Kung Meet Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 10 a.m. at the LHPP for a
gathering of Tai Chi and Chi Kung prac-
titioners to exercise and have fun. Open to
ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG
all. Contact Don Mulvey at 512-917-3236
or [email protected].
Texas Tech Greetings, Texas Tech Red
Raiders! Tech football is off to a good start. Wolf Ranch.
We are very active, participating in games,
trips, meals, etc. Please send email ad-
dresses of fans not currently receiving our
messages to Dr. Robert Pinder, pinrob@
icloud.com; 512-864-0860.
Viva El Paso! If you’ve ever lived or want
to reconnect with the original Sun City,
its rich west Texas culture, the Franklin
Mountains or the desert southwest, you
must join VIVA EL PASO! Exchange
memories from high school, Texas West-
ern/UTEP, Ft. Bliss and of course Ciudad
Juarez. Join us for our bi-monthly dinners.
Contact Yolanda Gandara at gandara_
[email protected] or Patricia Williams
at [email protected].
Wisconsin Plans for our February gath-
ering have not been finalized yet; mem-
bers will receive plans by e-mail as soon
as possible.
If you wish to be added to our mailing list,
please e-mail Loree Parker at loreetx@
suddenlink.net.
political
Republican Club of Sun City
Thursday, Feb. 9, SCB, doors open 6
p.m., Dinner 6:30 p.m., Program 7 p.m.
The guest speaker will be Lt. Governor
newspaper.
for $18 per person, payable to Republican
Club of Sun City, 1530 Sun City Blvd.,
Suite 130, Box 227, Georgetown, TX
78633 by Friday, Feb. 3.
[email protected]. rcsctx.com suncitygtkiwanis.org.
Sun City Democrats
Meeting: Saturday, Feb. 18, 10 a.m., SCB
Free coffee and cookies at 9:30 a.m.
False news and argument: David F. Prin-
dle, Professor of Government at U.T., dis-
cusses an article by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick
as a case study in deceptive argument. In
observance of Darwin Day, he will also
discuss his book, Stephen Jay Gould
and The Politics of Evolution. Everyone
is invited to attend. Contact arneschonb@
sbcglobal.net.
service organizations
Classic Car Owners Meets first Sat-
urdays at 8 a.m., Smokey Moe’s BBQ at
Georgetown Area Car Club (GTACC)
is a non-profit 501(c)(7) social and rec-
reation club dedicated to promoting the
enjoyment of classic, antique and special-
interest vehicles.
GTACC awards the “Bob Olofson Memo-
rial Scholarship” to graduating George-
town and East View High School seniors
who have successfully completed the Au-
tomotive Technology program and have
committed to continuing their formal
education. Contact Kent Didriksen at
512-863-9206 or [email protected].
www.gtacc.org
Kiwanis Club of Sun City Join us each
Tuesday at 10 a.m. to hear speakers of
interest to Sun City and the Georgetown
communities.
February speakers:
Feb. 7 – Dr. James McKinney, Bluebon-
net Wound Center & Hyperbarics. Discus-
sion of wound treatment.
Feb. 13 – East View High School Choral
Group, “Glee” will be sharing their unique
music.
Feb. 21 – Linda Scarbrough, executive
editor of the Williamson County Sun
Feb. 28 – Dan Weyant, president of Tango
Flight. High school students are building
an airplane.
Contact: Chas Kresch, 512-864-0111. www.
Sun City Shriners Our next meeting
will be held on Feb. 21 at Berry Creek
Country Club with refreshments at 5:30
p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. President Ray
DeVries will introduce our speaker, Noble
Brad Cole, Potentate of Ben Hur Shrine
Temple. President DeVries will introduce
new club members and his plans for the
2017 season.
Don’t forget your aluminum can tabs for
the hospitals. Contact Noble Jim Craw-
ford at 512-551-8646 or [email protected] for
reservations or questions.
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