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CHARTERED CLUBS
coordinator to get you started. Play Mon- with Lucy Oxberry, Life Drawing with
day and Wednesday evenings at times
posted on the court schedule on the bul-
letin board between courts 2 and 3. Just
show up and have fun!
Join the Sun City Texas Tennis Asso-
ciation (SCTTA) and participate in our
leagues (Women’s, Men’s and Mixed Dou-
bles), tournaments (two weekend tourna-
ments each year) tennis socials and vari-
ous other activities.
Joining is simple. Visit www.sctexas.org
and buy a membership or bring your check
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the Social Center at 2 Texas Drive.
Need more information? Call Dave Young,
president, 512-864-2778, davemarge.
[email protected], who’ll be happy to
guide you through the process of engag-
ing in tennis in Sun City.
Visual Arts
No meeting in August.
Studio phone: 512-948-7661
Open Studio is Monday and Tuesday
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Contact: Membership Chair Nancy
McElwee at 512-639-3832
President Jo Bryan at jobryanartist@
gmail.com
The weather is sizzling and so is the VAC Play days are every Tuesday, alternating
artwork on view and for purchase at the
VAC studio, Activities Center and Cowan
Creek Amenity Center. Artists, get ready
for the September Fall Competition.
VAC Membership is now only $6,
payable on the Sun City Texas website
or at the Member Services Office. As
a VAC member you may participate
in Special Interest Groups (SIGs) that
meet on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Supplies are available in the studio. Try a successful year, so please come join us.
something new this month. Aug. 5 is
Oriental Brush, Aug. 12 is the Painter’s
Group, Aug.19 is the Collage Group, and
July 26 is the Alcohol Ink Group. The
Professional Painters meet Wednesday
Aug. 9 at 6 p.m. SIG meetings are free.
Watch for email announcing additional
open studio days this month.
August classes include: Pen and Ink
Watercolor with Garland Anderson,
Beginning Oil Painting with Lynn
Dickey, Acrylic Painting with Elizabeth
Copeland, Beginning Acrylic Painting
ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG
Sally Doran, Watercolors in Vivid Loose
Brushstrokes with Dyan Newton and
Oriental Brush with Ann Garrard.
Prices for classes vary. Visit the VAC
webpage on sctexas.org for information,
class registration and tickets. Tickets are nual dues are $10 and may be paid online
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Non-refundable tickets are presented to
class instructor.
New and used easels for sale, call Darrell
Hutchinson, 512-763-9723.
Women’s Golf Association
Our speaker for August will be Nicole
Contact: Paula Elmers,
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The WGA 9-Holers tee off on Tuesdays,
alternating weekly play among all three
Sun City golf courses. In addition, golfers about the various building projects going
are encouraged to attend our monthly
general meetings which are held on the
second Tuesday of each month.
See the Golf section of the Sun Rays for
monthly WGA 9-Holers news.
Women’s Golf Association
18-Hole
Contact: Marcia Ness,
[email protected] each month, 9 a.m.
between all three Sun City golf courses.
Monthly meetings are held the first
Tuesday of every other month. Please check
the Sun Rays’ Golf section or visit our
website for dates, locations and monthly
WGA 18-Holers news. We welcome any new
or returning ladies interested in 18 holes
of fun, competitive golf! New members
must contact membership representative
Janice Marlow at [email protected]
or 505-948-1005. We’re looking forward to
Women Helping Others
Monday, Aug. 28, 1:15 p.m., SCB
Contact: Pam Gardner, 512-590-2435
or grandam@flash.net
WHO welcomes all residents. We are a
cohesive group with a passion for caring,
sharing and serving the extended com-
munity. Our mission is to support exist-
ing charitable organizations with time,
donations and assistance while fostering
camaraderie, fellowship and inclusion. We
meet the fourth Monday of the month. The
agenda includes a salad luncheon and a
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service organization, followed by our busi-
ness meeting. The members bring either
a salad or dessert to share and make an
optional $10 donation at each meeting. An-
prospective members are always welcome
to join us. Please let us know you will be
attending so that we can welcome you with
a name tag and a place to sit. Plan to ar-
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before the meeting starts at 1:15.
Vommaro with Habitat for Humanity of
Williamson County. Founded in 1999,
istry that brings communities and people
together to create and sustain home own-
ership opportunities. Nicole will tell us
on in Georgetown.
Come and see WHO we are and the won-
derful things we are doing in our com-
munity.
Woodworkers
www.sctxwoodshop.com
Shop phone: 512-591-7853
Board meeting: Third Wednesday of
Contact: Ron Mendelzon, President
512-240-4123/972-238-5558 Mobile
[email protected]
The shop will be closed through September
for an expansion of its facilities.
Member-made crafts are always available
for sale at the woodshop. If you have a
piece of furniture to be repaired, we do
that. Drop by and see our display of crafts
and take a tour of our shop, especially
after the expansion is over.
We maintain a fully equipped woodshop
with jointers, planers, table, band and
miter saws, routers, sanders, hand tools
and clamps. We have various hardwoods
for members to buy.
We provide training classes and library
resources. We conduct orientation classes
twice a month and enhanced classes quar-
terly. Our club and shop accommodate all
levels of woodworking.
New members: All new members must
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