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INTEREST GROUPS
learning can be fun!
AARP Driver Safety Program
Smart Driver Course
Saturday, July 15,
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., CCW
Purchase your $17 ticket online or
at the Member Services Office
The AARP Driver Safety program offers
the nation’s first and largest refresher
course designed specifically for older
drivers.
The program consists of one (1) four-hour
session and costs $17. The course helps
drivers refine existing skills and develop
safe defensive driving techniques. Both
AARP members and non-members may
take the course; however, non-AARP
members must pay an extra $5 at the
door. AARP members must bring their
AARP card to avoid the additional charge.
Upon completion of the course, graduates
MAY receive a discount on their automo-
bile insurance premiums. Please check
with your auto insurance carrier to see
what discount, if any, will apply.
AARP courses do not qualify for ticket
dismissal in Texas unless you have previ-
ously contacted the appropriate court and
received approval to take this course in
place of a defensive driving course.
Remember to bring your driver’s li-
cense, AARP card and the ticket you
purchased at the Member Services
Office or online.
For more information, contact Herb
Hainlen at [email protected]
Friends of the Library
The library is closed for book processing
from 8:30-11:30 a.m. on the first and third 512-240-4063 or [email protected]
Tuesday of each month.
Too many audio books and videos are be-
ing returned or donated without a com-
plete set of discs. Please check each album Sun City Cajun Club. We sponsor free live
box to ensure that all discs are accounted
for. Summer is the high-usage time for
traveling with audio books, and we need
all albums available.
Contact Nancy Davis at 512-863-5626 or
[email protected]. of our events, subscribe to our monthly
ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG
just for fun!
African/African-American Women
Sun City women of African and African-
American descent meet monthly in an
informal, friendly and fun gathering to
connect with one another. Contact Rae Gill Colorado The Colorado Club will be
at 512-868-8688 or [email protected]. taking the summer off, as many of our
Book Discussion The Great Books
reading groups meet monthly and follow
the guidelines of The Great Books Foun-
dation. Readings are from 15-90 pages;
questions are provided to guide discus-
sion. Each group has about 10 members.
Sunday, Sept. 10, AC:
Group One: 5-7 p.m., George Bernard
Shaw, Major Barbara
Group Two: 2:30-4:30 p.m., H.G. Wells,
The Man Who Could Work Miracles
For information, contact Catherine
Morales at [email protected] or
512-688-2426.
Born In Texas If you or your spouse
were born in Texas and are not receiving
the BIT Club emails, contact Mary Sue
Whitus at [email protected] or ride options, distances and pace, visit our
512-943-0655.
Brits The British Group meets monthly
on the second Thursday of each month.
If you are from the UK and would like to
socialize with fellow Brits, please come
and join us. Anglophiles are also welcome! meeting will be published in future issues
Contact Angela and Norman Tucker at
for information.
Cajuns Come “pass a good time” with the
music one Friday every month at Putters
Café. Everyone is welcome. Remember,
you need not be born Cajun, but simply
enjoy the unique Cajun joie de vivre. No
dues. No rules. Just fun. To stay informed
German This spirited social club com-
newsletter, The Cajun Times. Simply
contact Ron or Peggy Scarborough at
[email protected] or call (512)943- riences in all things Germanic; the lan-
9450.
California If you (your spouse, friend,
or significant other) were born in Cali-
fornia, have lived in California or sim-
ply love California for all of its beauty,
join fellow Californians for dinner on the
third Wednesday of each month at 5:30
p.m. For more information or to join this
friendly group, call Linda McCants at
512-948-7141 or email her at lsmccants@
yahoo.com. Be sure to include your name,
phone number and email address.
members travel back to Colorado to visit
family and friends and enjoy the cooler
summertime weather there. Watch this
space for announcements of fall and winter
club activities. All former Coloradoans (and
those who just love Colorado) are welcome
to join us. To be included on our email list,
contact [email protected].
Cruisers Have a motorcycle or scooter
or dream of having one? Join the Sun City
Cruisers. We meet for fellowship, story
swapping, discussions on bikes and acces-
sories, and planning for future group rides.
Call Russ Miller at 512-863-9692 or email
[email protected]. www.sun-city-
tx-clubs.org
Cycling The Sun City Texas Cyclists
have rides from cruising around Sun City
to longer, faster rides over rarely traveled
roads. New member rides are Saturday
and Monday mornings. For more on our
website at www.suncitytxcyclists.org
DAR - Robert Gilbert Livingston
Chapter Daughters of the American
Revolution, Robert Gilbert Livingston
Chapter will not meet during July or Au-
gust. Information about our September
of Sun Rays.
French Social Born, lived or worked
in French-speaking countries? Want to
keep up the language? Join our group
on the fourth Friday of the month at 2
p.m. We meet at individual homes or at
a restaurant. For the location, please
contact Claudia Shelton by email at
[email protected].
prises native-born and German-Ameri-
cans with a desire to share mutual expe-
guage, peoples, culture, prevalent in its
diverse regions. Interest is keen regarding
the migration of German settlers to
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