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INTEREST GROUPS
dining socials. Mail/drop-off check payable
to Ohio Club to Peggy Springer, 121 Double
Fire Trail, 78633. Contact: Celia Olson
at 512-948-7382 or [email protected].
Porsche Owners Do you own a
Porsche? Are you interested in meeting
other Porsche owners for informal out-
ings and social activities? Contact Bart
Bartleson at [email protected]. Texas Tech Texas Tech is a great uni-
Psychology Anyone who would like to
participate in an interest group in psychol- Georgetown, and keep up with the latest.
ogy (psychologists, social workers, coun-
selors, psychiatrists), contact Don Pool at
512-864-7595 or [email protected].
Runners/Joggers We meet at 6:30 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 7:30 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 June 10 at 11 a.m. at Mel’s Lone-
star Lanes, 1010 N. Austin Ave. The guest
speaker will be William Gronneman III.
A former firefighter and author, he will
speak on the topic, “911, A Memoir.”
Contact: Harry Walden, 512-818-1379;
email [email protected]. Visit for $18 per person, payable to Republican
www.sctexas.org > Clubs & Groups >
Interest Groups > SAR Group.
St. Louis We gather at least twice yearly
to relive cherished memories of St. Louis.
The Hill, Forest Park, the St. Louis Zoo
and the Arch are just a few of the things
that hold fond memories for many. Cardi-
nals fans meet monthly during the sea-
son at Wriggley’s Pub to socialize, watch
a game and root for a victory. Contact Gary
or Sheila Engel, [email protected] or 512-
868-6929. Don’t forget your reservation
ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG
at Busch Stadium for the baseball game.
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 service organizations
all. Contact Don Mulvey at 512-917-3236
or [email protected].
Wolf Ranch.
versity, and great things are happen-
ing. Get on our email list of over 300 in
Dr. Robert Pinder, 512-864-0860, pinrob@
icloud.com.
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. education. Contact Kent Didriksen at
Contact Yolanda Gandara at gandara_
[email protected] or Patricia Williams
at [email protected].
Wisconsin No events are planned for the
months of June, July and August, when
many people are away. If you would like to
be added to our e-mail list or if you would
like to help plan group activities, please
contact Cindy Triggs at badgers26us@
yahoo.com.
See you next fall!
political
Republican Club of Sun City
Thursday, June 8, SCB, Social 6 p.m.,
Dinner 6:30 p.m., Program 7 p.m. The
guest speaker is State Senator Charles
Schwertner. Send reservations and check
Club of Sun City, 1530 Sun City Blvd.,
Suite 130, Box 227, Georgetown, TX
78633 by June 2. Contact: Gene Edwards,
520-990-1159 or geneedwards@earthlink.
net. rcsctx.com
Sun City Democrats
Meeting: Saturday, June 17, 10 a.m., SCB.
Everyone invited, coffee and cookies
at 9:30 a.m. Speakers Felicia Miyakawa
and Stephen Harred, representing Wilco
Indivisible, will present an update on
what we can do to continue the work of
Indivisible.
All members: Please go to our new website
at suncitydems.org. Bring feedback to the
June meeting.
Contact: [email protected].
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
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.
June 6, 13, 20 meeting at Putters Café.
June 6 – Erland Schulze, director for
Hope House.
June 13 – Rhonda Smith of Spirit Reins,
Monica Beatty and Gloria Romero of Wil-
liamson Country Children’s Advocacy
Center.
June 20 – Judge Bill Gravell.
June 27 – Dr. Fred Brent, superintendent
of GISD. (SCB)
Contact: Chas Kresch, 512-864-0111. www.
suncitygtkiwanis.org.
Sun City Shriners We will be “dark”
for the summer and will resume
meetings Tuesday, Sept. 19. Stay tuned
for a possible new dinner meeting venue.
We showed well in the Red Poppy Parade
in Georgetown.
Be sure you call ahead when visiting
one of the Shriners Children’s Hospitals.
Have a safe summer and save those tabs.
If you’d like to participate in the San
Gabriel Masonic Lodge 17th Annual
Scholarship golf tournament, please
contact Shane Littleton at Shane.litt@
gmail.com.
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