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CHARTERED CLUBS
The Spirituality Anonymous Group in local QSO’s (conversations). Social Dance
will meet the third Wednesday of the No Social Dance this month
month (Oct. 18) in the Jarrell/Walburg Public Service. SCARS members are
Rooms. This group discusses various available to assist Sun City and the Dances: The Ballroom Dance Club
teachings about our purpose in life and Georgetown Fire and Police Departments typically hosts two dances each month.
belief systems that help us navigate life during emergencies and help with local Both dances feature a wide range of
in a more positive way. Contact Mary Pat and county special event communications dances such as the foxtrot, waltz, rumba,
Morris, 512-869-8761 for more informa- when additional radio resources are cha-cha, East and West Coast swing,
tion on this group and the Wise Women needed. When normal communication bolero, samba, night club two step, tango
Group. modes are down, ham radios still work and merengue.
and can contact outside resources - locally,
The Qigong Exercise Group will help regionally and worldwide. When all else Four times a year the monthly dance
you start of your day with enhanced en- fails, ham radio works. features an orchestra (or band) with
ergy. It meets each Monday at 7 a.m. dur- recorded music on the other dance
ing October while Senior University is in Drop in! First Wednesday club meetings evenings. Three of the dances with live
session. The meetings on Wednesday and normally start at 6:30 p.m. with a meet music also are catered dinner dances.
Friday mornings will meet at 8 a.m. All and greet (eyeball QSO). The formal
sessions are in the Atrium. business meeting starts at 7 p.m., topped Light refreshments are provided for the
off by a radio/tech presentation. Tea Dance. You are encouraged to bring
The Tai Chi Healing Movements your own special teacup for the Tea Dance
Group meets each Wednesday morning Aviation
at 8 a.m. in the Jarrell/Walburg rooms We also host a “Social Dance” throughout
during October to practice the gentle heal- Saturday, Oct. 14, 8:30 a.m., ACA the year where members can come
ing movements of Tai Chi. Contact: Sam Smith, to mingle, chat, drink wine and have
[email protected], 562-676-5534 refreshments while dancing in a very
Amateur Radio Society relaxed atmosphere.
(SCARS) Become a member of one of Sun City’s
first chartered clubs. Aviation brings Guests are very welcome to the dances –
Wednesday, Oct. 4, 7 p.m., ACA folks together to reminisce about days please come and dance with us!
Contact: Pace McDonald, SCARS when they, their friends and their
president, h: 512-688-1459; c: 512-713- colleagues were more actively involved The Ballroom Dance Club offers current
3222; [email protected] in the industry. All are invited to club members a variety of dance classes at
visit. Membership is not limited to various levels from beginning to advanced
Radio: that’s what we’re all about. pilots, but to anyone with an interest in on Monday and Tuesday evenings. For
Whether you’re one of America’s 770,000 aircraft, aviation history or the aviation more information refer to the BDC website
FCC-licensed ham radio operators, a community. Dues are $12 a year. or contact Greg or Kathy Rhodes (co-
shortwave listener (SWL), AM/FM DX’er, Members meet on the second Saturday of chairs, Dance Instruction) at gkrhodes.2@
kit-builder or just want to learn more, each month at 8:30 a.m. for a social time suddenlink.net or 512-869-9218.
check us out! Join us at our: of coffee and donut holes in the Atrium of
the Activities Center. Billiards
– First Wednesday monthly club
meetings (January-November). Ballroom Dance Billiards Center Hours
– Second Monday 7 p.m. Monthly Radio Contact: Pam Epstein at Weekdays: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Net on the club repeater. [email protected] or
512-868-4498 Weekends: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
– Second Saturday radio direction- Contact: Phillip Pensabene, 202-412-
finding in-the-field “Fox Hunt” event. Monthly Dance 2393 or [email protected]
“Oktoberfest”, Saturday Oct. 28, SCB
– Every Wednesday morning tech-talk Doors open at 6:30 p.m. October brings us many good things, such
coffee group at City Market. Dancing to recorded music 7-10 p.m. as Octoberfest, Columbus Day, Halloween
Members no charge, guests $10 and 31 days to play pool. We hope to see
– “Open Shack” operating sessions. Beverages and snacks provided you there.
Suggested dress code: smart casual
Members’ benefits. Unique 24/7 access The Billiards Center is open to all Sun
to SCARS’ new and fully equipped Tea Dance City residents. Monday night is Social
state-of-the-art “ham shack” with multi- Sunday, Oct. 15, SCB Billiards, a great opportunity for ladies,
mode HF/6m software-defined (SDR) 1:15-1:45 p.m. Social Time couples and beginners to play with no
transceivers, and VHF/UHF rigs with 1:45-3:45 p.m. Dance to recorded competitive pressure. Drop in and have
D-Star, digital modes and more. New to music some fun.
Sun City? SCARS also maintains the Members $3, guests $10
441.625 MHz. Sun City repeater (+ offset, Refreshments served For club members, we have an 8-ball
pl tone 103.5) – open to any FCC-licensed Suggested dress code: smart casual tournament every Wednesday at noon
amateur radio operator. Tune in and join and a 9-ball tournament at 5:30 p.m on
Thursdays. Members are also eligible for
ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG
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