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CHARTERED CLUBS
Dance sessions. Pattern dancing is done
by couples but is not limited to male and
female partners. It utilizes many of the
same steps employed in line dancing.
Mah Jongg
Wednesday and Saturday, 12:30 p.m.
Thursday, 6:30 p.m. AC, GR 1/2/3
Contact: President Sharon Kyslowsky,
[email protected] teroids, Part 2: When What’s Up Comes
Come one, come all and join us in a game
of Mah Jongg. The Sun City Texas Mah
Jongg Club welcomes players of all skill
levels. For those who want to learn the
game, we have a great teacher, and
our group consists of both social and
tournament players. We have several
tournaments and lunches throughout
the year. Give us a try!
Men’s Golf Association
email: [email protected]
Contact: President Jeff Morgan,
[email protected] suddenlink.net, 512-869-7303. Meeting:
The purpose of this association
is to promote good fellowship and
sportsmanship among its members while
playing golf. Weekly tournaments are
held each Wednesday. You do not need
great golfing skills to become a member
or to participate in any sponsored golfing
event.
See the Golf section of the Sun Rays for
monthly MGA news.
Nature
Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2:30 p.m., SCB
Contact: Ed Wiley, president,
512-688-1071; [email protected]
Improvements at Inks Lake State
Park Complex
This program will present the facility de- Saturday, Sept. 23, 7 p.m., SCB
velopment and recreational use proposals
being considered for the Inks Lake State
Park Complex (includes Longhorn Cavern
State Park and Park Road 4). Of special
interest are development proposals for
new Trail Networks and how to use the
land of the former Golf Course Area.
Inks Lake, located less than an hour west
of Sun City on Route 29 past Burnet, is a
top getaway. Check the website and see!
Dues: Annual renewing membership
dues are $12; new members pay $6 for
the remainder of the year.
ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG
Special Interest Groups: See Club
Calendar on the website www.sctxca.
org > Clubs > Nature.
Amphibians and Reptiles: Jim Chris-
tiansen, 512-868-3504.
Astronomy: Micheal Starch, 512-868-
1076. Meeting: Monday, Sept. 25, 7 p.m.,
CCF. Program by Blair Thompson: As-
start at 7 p.m. BYOB and snacks. Ice
Down.
Atmospheric Sciences: New SIG Lead-
er needed! Contact Ed Wiley.
Birding: Ed Rozenburg, birded78@
suddenlink.net, 512-869-7303. Martin
Byhower, [email protected]. Walks:
Thursday, Sept. 7, and Wednesday, Sept.
20. Meet at LHPP at 8 a.m. We will ei-
ther walk along Berry Creek or carpool
to a nearby location. More information
via email.
Butterflies: Ed Rozenburg, birded78@
classes. All levels run for six Saturdays
Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2:30 p.m., AC MR 3/4.
Program TBA.
Walk: Wednesday, Aug. 30 and Wednes-
day, Sept. 27. Meet at LHPP at 9 a.m.;
more info via email.
Geology: Paul Swetland, paulswetland@
aol.com. Meeting: Tuesday, Sept. 5, 11
a.m., ACA. Dave Weinberg will present
Burning Ice and Sinking Ships: Geology
Strikes Again.
Native Plants: Art Gibson, 512-943-
0173. Watch for emails. See Club Cal-
endar.
We strive to make the Blessing meaning-
FREE REPTILE REMOVAL: See page 5.
Oldies But Goodies Dance
Contact: Buck Linscott, 512-863-9856 or
[email protected].
Do you remember listening and dancing
to the music of the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s?
Well, that’s what the Oldies but Goodies
(OBG) Dance Club is all about: dancing
and listening to the music of the rock ’n’
roll era. If you enjoy and remember classic
rock ’n’ roll, Motown, golden oldies, sock
hops, American Bandstand, Soul Train
or cruising the boulevard listening to
Wolfman Jack commanding the airwaves
then you might want to be a part of the
OBG Dance Club.
The OBG is where the “young at heart”
dance to the music of the golden oldies.
The club is open to all residents. The
classic hits of the past will be featured
in five dances scheduled throughout the
year and performed by the very best
of area rock ’n’ roll bands in the Social
Center Ballroom. OBG dances for 2017
are scheduled on the following dates:
Sept. 23 and Nov. 11.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and dances
and water will be provided. Dues are
$10 per person and entitle the member
to attend all OBG dances at no additional
charge. Non-members and guests are
welcome to attend any event at $10 per
person payable at the door. Period dress
is recommended but not required.
Pet
Contact: Tom Olsen, 512-639-2085 or
[email protected]
Fall dog-training classes start Saturday,
Sept. 16. We’ll be offering beginner, in-
termediate and advanced-level training
in a row, in the morning, right here in
Sun City Texas.
For more information on what each level
covers, fees, etc., contact the Pet Club.
Fees have been reduced and are now
cheaper than ever.
Our Pet Therapy Program continues to
expand, and training for this program
is included in our fall training program.
On Oct. 4, rain or shine, the Pet Club will
host the Annual Sun City Blessing of the
Animals. This yearly program is held at
the Cowan Creek Amphitheater and Pa-
vilion and generally runs from 9-10 a.m.
All Sun City Texas pets and their owners
are invited to attend this free program.
ful for people of all faiths, with spiritual
readings, poems and some fun readings
to put a smile on you and your pets’ faces.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair to sit on,
and join all of us in celebrating all the
wonderful things our pets do for us.
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