The Republican Club of Sun City NEWSLETTER

March 2013 Everett Schmidt, Editor Sun City Texas GISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES CANDIDATE FORUM

The two candidates for Place 3 on the Georgetown Independent School District (GISD) Board of Trustees will participate in a forum during the club’s dinner meeting scheduled for Thursday, March 14 in the ballroom of the Social Center in Sun City. The candidates are Andy Webb and Paul Newton.

Please email questions for the two candidates to robertfears@earthlink.net. Submitted questions with similar content will be combined. Questions will be culled that are not clear, concise and relevant. Four of the best questions will be chosen to use in the forum. Those who do not get your questions answered during the forum can visit with the candidates following the meeting. Your submission of questions will be appreciated.

In addition, short presentations will be made by the unopposed candidates for districts of the Georgetown City Council that represent Sun City. These two candidates are Steve Fought and John Hesser. The Social Period, Dinner and Program. A social period will begin at 6:00 p.m. The dinner will

begin at 6:30 and will be followed by the program. The dinner will consist of penne pasta with meatballs, salad, green beans, bread and iced tea.

Cost. Cost is $16 per person. Checks made out to The Republican Club of Sun City should be mailed to: the Republican Club of Sun City, 1530 Sun City Blvd., Suite 120, Box 227, Georgetown, TX 78633. The deadline for payment or reservations is Friday, March 8.

Club treasurer John Congdon has set up a special collection box on his front porch at 610 Farm Hill Drive for individuals wishing to hand-deliver payments, provided delivery is made by the March 8 deadline. For information about reservations, contact John at 686-1676 or johnsctx@gmail.com.

VISTORS ARE WELCOME!
NO MEETING IN APRIL

Due to unavailability of the ballroom in April, the club will not meet. The May meeting will be described in the April newsletter.

OTHER CLUB NEWS

Whoopee! Approximately 138 people attended the February meeting.
Club treasurer John Congdon reports that 187 people have paid their dues for 2013.
Let’s continue to encourage our neighbors, friends, and new acquaintances to join our club and

attend our meetings. The bigger we are – the stronger we will be for the Republican Party. THE EDITOR

This newsletter is shorter than usual and was written by Robert Fears because of a fall by our editor, Everett Schmidt. As most of you know, Everett fell in his bathroom a couple of weeks ago and laid there for three days. When he didn’t keep an appointment with Linda McDaniel to do his income tax return, she became concerned. Everett never misses an appointment, so Linda knew something was wrong. She called West Short, who has a key to Everett’s house. It was West who found Everett on the floor and called 911.

Although Everett doesn’t remember falling, doctors have been unable to find anything that is medically wrong. At the writing of this newsletter Everett is in rehab at St. David’s Hospital in Georgetown. By the time you receive this newsletter, Everett will hopefully be back home.

Please keep Everett in your prayers. We all wish him a speedy recovery.

GISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES ELECTION

Three places on the Georgetown Independent School Board of Trustees will be filled during the May election. People who live within the GISD have the opportunity to vote for candidates in all three places. Scott Stribling and Francis Jackson are running for Place 1 and Scott Alarcon, current GISD Board of Trustees President is rerunning for Place 2. Due to conflicts with spring break, these candidates are unable speak at the March meeting.