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ONLINE:
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INTEREST GROUPS
Wisconsin
Dinner at El Monumento Restaurant
Friday, February 6 at 5:30 p.m.
Contact: Loree Parker, 512-869-0319
or
We will celebrate Valentine’s Day a little
early with our Wisconsin group outing on
February 6 at the El Monumento Restau-
rant in Georgetown. Let’s meet at 5:30
p.m. and greet our fellow Sun City “Bad-
gers”. Let Loree know if you are coming at
loreetx@suddenlink or call 512-869-0319
before January 31. See you in February.
political
Sun City Democrats
Saturday, January 17
Coffee: 9:30 a.m.; Meeting: 10 a.m.,
SCB
Contact: Dwaine Boydstun, President
512-431-4412 or dwaine.boydstun@
gmail.com
The January program is: “Some reasons
why the ‘Greatest Generation’ was Great
and This Generation is Not So Great.”
The guest speaker is Professor Jeremi
Suri.
Jeremi Suri holds the Mack Brown Dis-
tinguished Chair for Leadership inGlobal
Affairs at the University of Texas at Aus-
tin. He is a professor in the University’s
Department of History and the Lyndon
B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, and
the author of five books on contemporary
politics and foreign policy.
Republican Club of
Sun City
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Thursday, January 15, 6 p.m., SCB
Contact: Robert Fears, 512-863-6873
or
Our 6 p.m. social period will be followed
by dinner at 6:30 p.m. The program be-
gins at 7 p.m. There is a $16 charge per
person for dinner. A check payable to “The
Republican Club of Sun City” must be
mailed no later than January 9 to Bill
Chiles, Treasurer, The Republican Club
of Sun City, 1530 Sun City Blvd., Box 227,
Georgetown, TX, 78633. A guest speaker
will be announced at a later date.
ary and September. Our January 10meet-
ing will be held at 11 a.m. at Mel’s Lone
Star Lanes, 1010 N. Austin Ave, George-
town. Our guest speaker, Al Gonzales, will
present his story of moving fromhardship
to success through hismilitary career. All
with uniforms are encouraged to wear
them. Contact Harry Walden, 512-818-
1379, or email
.
St. Louis
It seems we have a number of former St.
Louisans living in Sun City Texas. If you
feel that St. Louis connection, contact Gary
and Sheila Engel at
or
512-868-6929.
Sun City Blues
Bluesmusic has been a strong influence of
all American music styles since the early
1900s. Come be part of the Just the Blues
group. There will be blues dances, blues
dance lessons and trips to Austin blues
clubs. To get on the list, send an email
to
, or call
Dennis at 512-686-1897.
Tai Chi & Chi Kung
Meet Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.m.
at the LHPP for a gathering of Tai Chi and
Chi Kung practitioners to exercise and
have fun. Open to all. Contact DonMulvey
at 512-917-3236 or
.
Texas Tech
Guns up, Texas Tech Red Raiders!
Time to celebrate another great year of
Red Raider sports. Contact Dr. Robert
(Bob) Pinder at 512-864-0860 or 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 Texas Western/UTEP, Ft. Bliss
and, of course, Ciudad Juarez. Many of
the people who made El Paso great live
right here in Sun City Texas. Join us for
our bi-monthly Saturday dinners. Contact
Yolanda,
, or
Patricia,
.
service organizations
Citizens Council at
Sun City Texas
Thursday, January 15, 9 a.m.
128 Huntsville Cove
Contact: Steve Johnston, 512-591-7594
or
Citizens Council is an independent group
of residents with a common vision of safe-
guarding the value / lifestyle of the Sun
City Texas community. The Citizens
Council is not affiliated with the devel-
oper, Community Association, or other
governance systems. All members and
interested parties are welcome to attend
our board meetings.
Kiwanis Club of Sun City
Tuesdays, 10 a.m., Location varies
Contact: Dave Tolkan, 512-528-5470
Join us each Tuesday to hear speakers of
interest to our Sun City community and
meet your neighbors who work to benefit
the children of Williamson County.
Mark your calendars for Tuesday, Janu-
ary 20 as we invite you to a special meet-
ing with our Texas State Representative,
Dr. Marsha Farney. Dr. Farneywill speak
on the challenges facing our state, includ-
ing securing our border, making provi-
sions for growth, our roadways, water
supply and public education.
Sun City Shriners
Tuesday, January 20
Doors open 5:30 p.m.; Dinner 6 p.m.
Berry Creek Country Club
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Contact: Jack Neal, 512-864-0237
Contact Jack Neal, 512-864-0237, or Al
Scholin, 512-864-9493, to make reserva-
tions for our January meeting.
We hope all Sun City residents, families
and guests enjoyed the Holiday Light-
ing at the Williams Drive and SH 195
entrances, the Welcome Station, and the
bridges! We particularly thank all those
who made contributions to the Shriners
Hospitals for Children.
The Shrine Circus is coming to the Ce-
dar Park Center January 16 through 19.
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