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CHARTERED CLUBS
Creative Clay & China
Studio hours: MWF 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.;
TuTh 1-8 p.m.; SaSu 1-4 p.m.
Studio Telephone: 512-948-7664
Contact: President Nan Massey,
512-863-8524.
Board Meeting and General Meeting:
Tuesday, Nov. 8, noon, CCF/G
Come express your creativity with us!
Equipment, tools, glazes, brushes and clay
are sold to members at cost and dues are
just $12 a year.
The studio is open every day of the week.
Members’ creations are displayed in the
windows of the studio as well as on the
club website.
Visit our studio behind the Fabric & Fiber
Club building and learn about ceramics,
hand building, wheel throwing and china
painting. Monitors will gladly tell you
about upcoming classes.
Ceramics: Existing forms, such as plates,
vases, animals and Santa Clauses can be
painted and glazed to your own design.
Hand Building: For those who like to
sculpture from scratch, red or white and
low- or high-fire clays are available. When
completed, objects are fired in one of five
resident kilns that are operated by expe-
rienced members. Beginners’ classes are
held frequently.
Wheel Throwing: Six potter’s wheels
are available. Classes are held for both be-
ginning and more experienced members.
China Painting: One room and one kiln
are designated for painted china objects
such as dishes and cups. Those interested
in a beginning class, contact Doris De-
Witte at 512-869-1971.
Special announcements: Be sure to
visit our studio during the Craft Fair on
November 5 and 6. You will find many
useful and beautiful ceramic items for
sale at amazingly low prices.
Club members, note that the annual
luncheon to announce the results of the
election of next year’s officers will be held Guests: The club’s mission is to provide a
on November 8 in the Florence Room at
Cowan Creek.
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Current Issues
Friday, Nov. 18, Check-in 9:45 a.m.
Program 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Georgetown Room, CCAC
Program topic: Check club website
for the topic
Contact: President Larry Buxbaum, 612-
237-8911 or [email protected] Happy Feet Cloggers:
Mission: The Current Issues Club
provides a nonpartisan environment where
the respectful exchange of ideas promotes
discussion and a deeper understanding of
current issues.
Topics: Check the website. Topic
suggestions are submitted by members
to the board via the Discussion SIG,
program evaluations, club message board
and emails. The board presents four to
five choices for vote. Topics may cover
international, national, state and local
issues.
Research: Volunteers serve on the
Research Committee and prepare the
program information sheet which is posted
on the website. Members are encouraged
to contribute to the club’s message board.
Dues: For the remainder of 2016, dues
are $3. Please pay on the Sun City Texas
website or at the Member Services Office.
Discussion SIG: Members only. Friday,
Nov. 4. Members participate in less
formal, small group discussion(s) about
topics affecting the world, nation, Texas,
Georgetown and/or Sun City Texas.
Members start arriving at 9 a.m. to
suggest topics.
Courtesy: Participants are required to
observe the adopted courtesy guidelines.
Check the club’s website.
nonpartisan environment. All viewpoints
and political affiliations welcomed. If time
allows, guests may participate during the
last 15 minutes. Join the club to participate Thursdays, Men, 1 p.m.; Beg./Int., 2
in the discussions, attend SIGs and gain
access to research.
Dance & Drill
Contact: President Patricia Gee at
512-240-5955 or [email protected]
Sun City Georgettes:
Tuesdays, Texas Drive Fitness Center, 3:15
p.m.. Wednesdays, Atrium, 10:15 a.m. to
11:40 a.m., Veteran Class. 11:45 a.m. to
12:40 p.m., Freshman Class.
For anyone interested in joining our dance
team, Contact Connie Stutters at 512-
630-3020 or [email protected].
Comprised of a lively group of ladies who
love to dance and perform around the
Georgetown and greater Austin area.
Beginner classes: Fridays, 11:15 a.m. to
12:15 p.m.
Intermediate and Advanced classes:
Fridays, 9:15 - 11 a.m.
All classes are held in the ACA. New
members may next join Clogging beginner
classes in March 2017.
For information on classes, please contact
Patricia Gee at 512-240-5955 or pgee@
suddenlink.net.
Clogging is an excellent form of aerobic
exercise for both men and women.
Students learn clogging steps in the form
of choreographed routines that reinforce
class instruction and builds memory skills.
No experience necessary.
The Cloggers perform at various Sun
City functions and other venues in the
Georgetown/Austin area throughout the
year. Performing is optional.
Tap Dancing:
Wednesdays - Beginners/Review: 3 p.m.,
Intermediate I: 1 p.m. and Intermediate
II: 2 p.m.
Thursdays – Advanced: 4 p.m.
All classes held in the ACA. Contact
Marijean Schindler at 512-869-4857 or
[email protected]. Tapping
is super exercise and fabulous fun! No
experience necessary!
2nd Chance Jazz Dance:
p.m.; Adv., 3 p.m., ACA. Contact Georgia
Medler, [email protected] or
512-864-2131. Second Chance Jazz Dance
offers the opportunity of fitness and fun as
you learn dance steps. Students will learn
choreographed jazz routines.
Dominoes & Table Games
Contact: President Janet Lull 512-
635-8206 or [email protected]
Cribbage was created by the poet Sir John
Suckling in the early 17th century as a
derivation of the game “noddy.” While
noddy has disappeared, cribbage has
survived virtually unchanged as one of
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