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Sun City Texas Cyclists Ride Across Texas the Sun City Texas Cyclists Took a Tour of Texas, Riding from Utopia to Crockett in Just Eight Days PRESORTED JANUARY 2014 STANDARD US POSTAGE PAID 2 Texas Drive, Building A PERMIT NO. 357 Georgetown, Texas 78633-4500 GEORGETOWN, TX 512-948-7700 JANUARY 2014 SUNRAYS | THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF SUN CITY TEXAS Happy New Year! CAMPAIGN INFORMATION WORKSHOP Page 9 INVESTMENT FRAUD PRESENTATION Page 11 SUN CITY’S WORLD-WINNING ROWER Page 64 INDOOR SKYDIVING! Page 66 ONLINE AT: WWW.SCTXCA.ORG ONLINE: SCTXCA.ORG JANUARY 2014 SUNRAYS | 1 NEW RESIDENT INFORMATION JANUARY 2014 ISSUE One of the first things to do as a new resident is to come to Member Services to receive your ID Badge and to gain access to the Sun City Texas website. You are Published monthly by Sun City Texas also encouraged to attend the next quarterly New Resident Orientation and learn Community Association, Inc. more about your community. EDITOR Krystal Wilson NEW RESIDENT [email protected] • 512-948-7731 MEMBERSHIP HOW WE COMMUNICATE EDITORIAL FEATURES PHOTO ID CARDS: INFORMATION: Maggi Jones Member Services Office Sun Rays Magazine - 1st of each [email protected] • 512-948-7745 2 Texas Drive • 512-948-7720 month Monday through Friday LAYOUT & DESIGN 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. CA Communicator - email sent Emily Wallace each Friday and as needed [email protected] • 512-948-7735 ADVERTISING SALES: Bring your driver’s license with Website - www.sctxca.org you, as well as the following: Wayne Courtney Channel 79 - Sun City programs [email protected] • 512-948-7741 If you purchased a new home: Registration Form, Settlement and meeting broadcast Submit ads to: [email protected] or Closing Statement News & Views - weekly program DEADLINE: If you purchased a resale: broadcast on Channel 79 Articles/Display Ad Reservation: 1st business Settlement or Closing day of month prior to month of issue. NReps - see page 142 for your Statement CLASSIFIEDS: NRep and phone number Rental: Lease Agreement [email protected]. • 512-948-7740 NRO Bulletin - biweekly email Deadline: See page 139 from the Neighborhood Rep TICKET SALES, FAXES, ETC. COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OFFICES: Organization Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 2 Texas Drive, Bldg. A Saturday & Sunday, CLOSED Town Hall Meetings - as needed Georgetown, Texas 78633 New tickets (those in the Sun Board of Director Meetings [email protected] Rays for the first time) go on & Workshops - quarterly Main Line 512-948-7700 sale the first business weekday Fax Line 512-948-7681 of the month. Committee Mtgs. - see page 6 Member Services Office GET YOUR WEBSITE Mon.–Fri., 8 a.m.–4 p.m. PASSWORD AND LOG ON TO SCTXCA.ORG CA Staff emails/phone - see page 4 Notice: Sun City Texas Community Association (SCTXCA), FITNESS CENTERS provides this publication for informational purposes only. All ORIENTATION: NEXT NEW RESIDENT advertising copy/artwork must be submitted to the editor for ORIENTATION: pre-approval, prior to publication. Editor/Publisher reserves Tuesday at 2 p.m., Cowan Creek; the right to refuse advertising. SCTXCA does not guaran- Thursday at 6:45 p.m., Texas Drive. Thursday, February 20 tee any work or claims made by advertisers. This does not No need to register ahead of Club Fair, 8:30 a.m. constitute an endorsement or approval of goods or services time. New members are required CA Presentation, 9:15 a.m. advertised herein and assumes no responsibility or liability for to attend Orientation prior to Social Center Ballroom, the statements made in this publication. Additional informa- using the Fitness Centers. 2 Texas Drive tion regarding rates, deadline or policy and guidelines may be obtained by contacting the Communications Office. 2 | SUNRAYS JANUARY 2014 ONLINE: SCTXCA.ORG Contents Sun City Texas Cyclists Ride Across Texas The Sun City Texas Cyclists took a tour of Texas, riding from Utopia to Crockett in just eight days. Read about their ups and downs. P2age 5 MEET ‘mR. cowboy’ Get to know the famous Bob Lilly, former Dallas Cowboy, avid photogarpher, and Sun City Texas resident. PAGE 34 ABOVE PHOTO BY JACKIE LAHMAN 4 CA INFO ACTIVITIES 15 Onsite Events ADVERTISING 19 Dances 28 HEALTH & FITNESS 60 Finances, Insurance & Real Estate 20 Outings 37 Health 33 CHANNEL 79 77 Seminars 114 Home Solutions 68 Outdoors 56 GOLF CALENDARS 81 Retail, Dining & Personal Services 74 Activities TRAVEL 92 76 Clubs 139 CLASSIFIEDS AROUND GEORGETOWN 95 ORGANIZATIONS 143 AD INDEX 97 Chartered Clubs 108 AROUND SUN CITY ADVERTISING SALES: 134 Interest Groups Wayne Courtney 36 Support Groups [email protected] • 512-948-7741 CLASSIFIEDS: CONTRIBUTING WRITERS FEATURES Dian Jandt Tina Berryman Winola VanArtsdalen 59 Water Wise [email protected] • 512-948-7740 Sandy Nielsen Bob Wakefield Gardening Tips Judy Phillips 64 Marty Mirabal: World-winning Rower FEATURE PHOTOGRAPHERS 66 Indoor Skydiving 96 Hunting & Fishing Club Burton Anes John Johnson Larry Dennis Sherry McRae Chuck Fletcher ONLINE: SCTXCA.ORG JANUARY 2014 SUNRAYS | 3 CA PHONES AND HOURS SOCIAL CENTER - 2 Texas DRIVE - 512-948-7700 Fitness CENTER - 2 Texas DRIVE - BLDG C Monitor’s Main Desk ........................................................512-948-7701 512-948-7751 • fax - 512-948-7689 Mon - Fri .............................................................................. 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. FITNESS CENTER - 1433 COOL SPRING WAY Sat - Sun .................................................................................. 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. 512-948-7781 MEMBER Services - 2 Texas DRIVE FITNESS CENTERS HOURS Mon - Fri .................................................................................8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon - Fri ..................................................................................6 a.m. - 9 p.m. Member Services Office ...............................512-948-7720 or 7721 Sat ..............................................................................................8 a.m. - 6 p.m. CA Fax ....................................................................................512-948-7681 Sun .......................................................................................... 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. For Ticket Information ...................................512-948-7720 or 7721 Outdoor Pool (Summer) ..........................................Open until 9 p.m. BILLIARDS CENTER Fitness CENTER NEW RESIDENT Orientation 1410 SUN CITY BLVD. - 512-948-7665 Tuesdays, 2 p.m. at Cowan Creek Mon - Fri .................................................................................8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Thursdays, 6:45 p.m. at Texas Drive Sat - Sun ................................................................................ 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. No reservations needed ACTIVITIES CENTER - 1 TEXAS DRIVE Fitness Information - 512-948-7755 Front Desk Phone (unmanned) ....................................512-948-7670 Cowan Creek Fitness Center.. .......................................512-948-7780 Mon - Fri .............................................................................. 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Texas Drive Fitness Center .............................................512-948-7750 Sat - Sun ................................................................................ 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fitness Director COWAN CREEK AMENITY CENTER Caroline Rosenbaum .........................................................512-948-7752 1433 COOL SPRING WAY - 948-7590 [email protected] Monitor’s Desk .....................................................................512-948-7591 Fitness Coordinator Mon - Fri .............................................................................. 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Dick Jenkins ...........................................................................512-948-7754 Sat - Sun .................................................................................8 a.m. - 7 p.m. [email protected] Legacy HILLS GOLF - 301 DEL WEBB Blvd WHITE WING GOLF - 150 DOVE HOLLOW Group Fitness Coordinator Whitney Alexander ..............................................................512-948-7753 COWAN CREEK - 1433 COOL SPRING WAY [email protected] Open Every Day – Except Christmas Day PERSONAL TRAINER VOICEMAIL - 512-948-7758 Golf Course ............................................................................ 7 a.m. - Dusk Personal Trainers Pro Shop ................................................................................7 a.m. - 5 p.m. John Rutan, [email protected] ...........................512-948-7757 Legacy Hills Pro Shop ......................................................512-948-7560 Chris Freas, [email protected] .........................512-948-7761 Erik Beyer, [email protected] ...........................512-948-7563 Don Moore, [email protected] .......................512-948-7759 White Wing Pro Shop .........................................................512-948-7570 Lee Ray Matthews, [email protected] .........512-948-7573 Cowan Creek Pro Shop....................................................512-948-7580 Josh Lockhart, [email protected] ...............512-948-7583 Director of Golf Course Maintenance DEL WEBB PHONE Gary Wilson, [email protected] ............................512-948-7481 Sales/Model Park .............................................................512-931-6900 Pro Shop Manager EMERGENCY & WARRANTY PROCEDURES: Sheila Diller, [email protected] ..................................512-948-7564 NO Heat or AC, SEVERE Electrical or Plumbing problems: WELCOME STATION - 512-818-4917 (For emergency service, your home must be under 2-year At entrance to Sun City
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