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Fund Raising Cruise Along the Danube

There are still openings for the fund raising cruise scheduled for late July of 2009 in support of TexARTS.  The cruise will start with an optional 3 nights in Prague in a five star hotel.  They will then motor coach to Nuremberg where a riverboat will be waiting to sail down the Main/Danube Canal to the Danube River.  Along the Danube River many stops will be made in towns where guided tours and entertainment will be given.  The final stop will be in Budapest on August 3.    

All cruise commissions will be donated to TexARTS.  If you are interested in joining your friends and neighbors on this fun cruise that will benefit TexARTS, please contact Joann Anderson at 261-3313.


CYSTIC FIBROSIS FUND RAISER SCHEDULED

Changes of Austin Salon & Spa will be opening a new location at 12114 Bee Caves Road in Bee Cave (by appointment only).  Mark your calendar for Sunday, November 9 from 2 to 8 p.m. because  Changes of Austin Salon & Spa will be offering special discounts on their holiday packages plus 50% of the sales from that day will go to Cystic Fibrosis.   Cystic Fibrosis is the number one genetic killer of children and young adults; there are three children in Lakeway alone who suffer with the disease.  Space is limited, so call 512-733-1111 to reserve your time now!   In addition, 10% of gift certificate sales from the month of November will go to Cystic Fibrosis.  So go by and pick up a gift certificate for the holidays for the special women in your life!  CF is listed as a top 10 charity to donate with $.89-90 cents of each dollar going towards research.   For information go to  www.changesaustin.com and for information on Cystic Fibrosis go to:  www.CFF.org

Submitted by Dallas Gorman


SING ALONG STARTS REHEARSALS FOR CHRISTMAS SHOW 

The Lakeway Sing Alongers started rehearsals in September to prepare for the Green Santa Christmas show they do each year in support of the Hudson Bend Fire Department Green Santa Program.

The show is scheduled to do two back-to-back performances on Sunday, December 7 at 2 and 4:30 p.m. respectively.  Martha Kubala is the director and she has prepared a dynamic show this year that you don't want to miss.

The Green Santa program provides Christmas gifts for the less fortunate children in the Lake Travis area and the only admission to the show will be an unwrapped gift to go into the Green Santa bag.

Be sure and mark your calendar to attend this very popular show at the Lakeway Activity Center. 

Submitted by Joann Anderson


 


 

FRIENDS OF THE PARKS PLAN ALUMNI REUNION

"A Dozen Years of Service"

A reunion of all past and present members of Friends of the Parks is planned for Saturday November 15 at 11:30 a.m. at City Park Pavilion. We will be celebrating "A Dozen Years of Service" to Lakeway’s parks and greenbelts. Friends of the Parks was organized in the fall of 1996 and members have contributed thousands of hours building, improving and maintaining the park system of the community. Anyone who was ever involved in any way is welcome to the picnic. For more information, call Peg Hein at 261-6085.

 


ANNUAL THANKSGIVING CONCERT NOVEMBER 23

The combined choirs of Emmaus Catholic Church, the Lake Travis United Methodist Church and The Lakeway Church will present their annual THANKSGIVING CONCERT at Emmaus Catholic Church, 1718 Lohman’s Crossing, Lakeway, on Sunday, November 23 at 2:30 p.m.  This is a benefit concert for the Lake Travis Crisis Ministry and a free will love offering will be collected to support their vital ministry to persons in crisis.  Each choir will sing two anthems alone and then we will join our more than 60 voices to sing nine exciting anthems together.  The combined choirs will be accompanied by various instrumentalists.  Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to give praise and thanksgiving God for all His blessings and share those blessings with those who are less fortunate.  Join us in giving our thanks to God!

 

Submitted by Nancy L. Keetch, Publicist, The Lakeway Church

2203 Lakeway Blvd., 512-261-6331 ext 25


 


 

VIEWPOINTS 2008/2009

Lakeway’s Distinguished Speaker – Dinner Series

Now in its ninth year, Lakeway’s Distinguished Speaker – Dinner Series will be held at the Lakeway Activity Center on the third Sunday night of October and November 2008, and the third Sunday night of January, February, and March 2009.

This popular series includes five catered dinners and five outstanding speakers, and is limited to 200 subscribers. The doors open at 5:30 p.m., dinner is served at 6 p.m., and the speaker is introduced at 7 p.m. The following programs are:

November 16, 2008 - Gary Chapman, Director of the 21st Century project at the LBJ School of Public Affairs. His title is "Boomers, Millennials and Technology." He plans to discuss the new generation gap between Boomers and the virtual world of the Millennials.

January 18, 2009 - Dr. James C. Pennebaker, chairman of the Psychology Department at U.T. His title is "What Our Words Say to Us." Dr. Pennebaker plans to ask us "Do our words really mean what we say?"

February 15, 2009 - David Ansel, one of Austin’s most unique businessmen. His title is "A Fairly Accurate History of the Soup Peddler: An Old-Fashioned Modern Day Success Story." David Ansel went from a high tech cubicle to become a bicycle entrepreneur – and found success!

March 15, 2009 - Dr. Steve Fought, recently retired Air Force Lt. Colonel. His title is "What Can the U.S. Defense Department Anticipate Under the new Administration?" As the former Dean of the Air Force War College, Dr. Fought will give an expert’s insight.

The cost of the Viewpoints series is $75 per person for members of the Lakeway Activity Center, or $85 for non-members. The dinners are BYOB. If you cannot attend a dinner, please gift your reservation to a friend. Call Sandi Boston, 261-4733, to report your substitute or to cancel entirely. Please remember that Viewpoints is limited to 200 subscribers, so it is important to sign up now at the Lakeway Activity Center.

Submitted by Diane Smith

 


 

 


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Women's Club of Lakeway

The Women's Club of Greater Lakeway is open to those women living within the City of Lakeway, The Village of the Hills and the Villas of the Hills.
Membership Dues: $25 year.  Contact
LaNell Edwards, 1205 Lakeway Drive, Lakeway, Texas 78734, 261-3338.


Meetings: The 4th Monday of the month from September through May.
Meeting programs feature informative and entertaining speakers with an optional luncheon. Twice yearly. the Club holds luncheons at local Country Clubs, often with a Style Show.
See Women's Club of Greater Lakeway for monthly calendar and more information.

Monthly Bulletin


Men's Breakfast Club
Meets every Wednesday morning at 7:00 a.m. in the Activity Center.
All residents are welcome. 

 
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Lakeway Activity Center News

LEARN TO MAKE SILK FLOWERS INSTRUCTOR: Vicki Bate

Learn to make unbelievable real looking artificial silk flowers-many varieties, colors and designs. Step-by-step easy procedures (for beginners or repeaters). Materials & Tools-$5 for repeaters and $10 for beginners-payable to instructor on 1st class day. Min 2; Max 6

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (2 classes)

12/4 12/11 Th 10-11:30a $15/member; $17/non-member

 

CRAFT ART WITH COLORED BEADS INSTRUCTOR: Vicki Bate

This unique craft class teaches you how to use colorful beads to make decorative crosses. Students will acquire basic skills that can be used to make other decorative items, ornaments, and/or beaded hand bags. Materials-$5-payable to instructor on 1st class day. Min 2; Max 8

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (2 classes)

12/1 12/8 M 10-11:30a $15/member; $17/non-member

AMERICAN IMPRESSIONISM INSTRUCTOR: Laurie Del Genio

Create your own impressionist landscape using American Impressionist Willard Metcalf’s, The Poppy Garden for inspiration. If you have a favorite set of acrylics and brushes, feel free to bring them. ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED. Min 5; Max 15

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (2 classes)

11/4 11/11 T 10a-12:30p $50/member; $55/non-member

MARVELOUS MANDALA! INSTRUCTOR: Laurie Del Genio

Learn how to create the radial symmetry of the "whole world" design representing the life cycle in a Marvelous Mandala. In addition to your Mandala watercolor you will also translate your Mandala into a beautiful holiday card creation. (If you have a favorite set of colored markers and/or watercolors and brushes, feel free to bring them.) ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED. Min 5; Max 25

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (2 classes)

12/2 12/9 T 10a-12:30p $45/member; $50/non-member

 MUSICAL THEATRE PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP (18 & up) INSTRUCTOR: Ashley Errico

This is a performance based class that uses Broadway songs to develop and strengthen your acting skills. Must be able to perform for fellow classmates. Performance is on the class day—Sunday, December 14. Min 5; Max 20

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME DAY TIME FEE (16 classes)

10/15 12/10 W 6:30-8p & Sa 4:5:30p $240/member; $264/non-member

NO CLASSES THANKSGIVING WEEK

YOGA WITH TONYA INSTRUCTOR: Tonya Riley

A Yoga Class is a mindful pilgrimage of the body, breath, heart and mind. Class begins with focusing the mind into the body and breath, then synchronizing the breathy with movements and at times, holding a posture steadily. It is called Vinyasakrama, a slow flowing style of Hatha Yoga. The classes often include various breathing patterns and meditative practices. The effects of a Yoga Practice can often help to overcome physical pain, stress and anxieties while developing strength, flexibility and balance. Beginner to Intermediate level students would feel comfortable attending. First Class is Free for New Students. Min 4; Max 20

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE

10/6 12/15 M 9:30-11a Tonya’s Yoga Passport-to use in any of Tonya’s classes

10/6 12/15 M 6-7:30p 4 classes $44/member; $48/non-member

10/1 12/17 W 9:30-11a 8 classes $80/member; $88/non-member

10/1 12/17 W 12n-12:55p NEW 12 classes $108/member; $120/non-member

10/2 12/18 Th 6-7:30p DROP IN FEE: $14/member; $15/non-member

10/4 10/25 Sa 9:30-11a NEW

No class on Thanksgiving Day!

USER FRIENDLY YOGA WITH LISA INSTRUCTOR: Lisa Galizia

Heighten your sense of well being with yoga! User Friendly Yogaä is a SAFE, non-competitive style of yoga designed for people 35 and over. Classes begin with simple focus breathing techniques, then participants are guided through a variety of postures (asanas) with BREATH and MOVEMENT designed REDUCE STRESS; IMPROVE CIRCULATION; increase strength, flexibility and balance. The class ends with guided relaxation which helps all levels of fitness. You will leave the class feeling refreshed and peaceful with an OVERALL SENSE OF WELL BEING. Students should bring mat/towel and wear comfortable clothing. Pre-register at the front desk. Min 4; Max 20

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (4 classes)

10/7 12/16 Tu/Th 9:30-10:30a $40/member;$45/non-member

No classes on November 25 & 27. DROP IN FEE: $12/member; $14/non-member

FUN FRIDAY FITNESS INSTRUCTORS: Julie Wylie & Luanne Mitchell

Discover the high-powered energizing workout that gives you a new body and a new life. Nia replaces the idea of punishment with pleasure. This cardio-vascular program combines martial, dance and healing arts (including yoga) to tone and trim the body superbly. Nia is a technique that starts with fitness and ends with comprehensive healing of the body, mind, spirit and emotions. Nia is adaptable to every level of fitness, every age and type of body, even those with special limitations. Min 4; Max 20

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (4 classes)

10/3 12/19 F 12:15-1:15p $44/member; $48/non-member

No class November 28 & December 26 FALL SERIES FEE (11 classes

$110/member; $121/non-member

DROP IN FEE: $11/member; $13/non-member

QIGONG INSTRUCTOR: Donna Belk

Qigong (also spelled CHI KUNG), is ancient Chinese health care system practiced for health maintenance, healing and increasing vitality. The gentle slow moving exercises and guided meditations are designed to enhance physical and spiritual health. These techniques are easy to learn, easy to apply, require no special knowledge or training and can be practices by all people—sick or well. Qigong reduces stress, builds stamina, increases vitality, and enhances the immune system. It has also been found to improve cardiovascular, respiratory, circulatory, lymphatic and digestive functions. Min 3; Max 15

QIGONG IN A CHAIR Class consists of standing and seated practices. This class is especially beneficial for those with chronic illnesses or recovering from illness.

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (4 classes)

11/3 11/24 M 12-12:45p $36/member;$40/non-member

12/1 12/22 M 12-12:45p $36/member;$40/non-member

QIGONG (60 MINUTE CLASS)

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (4 classes)

11/4 11/25 Tu 5:30-6:30p $40/member; $45/non-member

12/2 12/23 Tu 5:30-6:30p $40/member; $45/non-member

QIGONG (70 MINUTE CLASS)

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (4 classes)

11/1 11/22 Sa 9:30-10:40a $45/member; $50/non-member

DROP IN FEE: $10/member; $12/non-member

 HEARTSAVER AED INSTRUCTOR: Lake Travis Fire & Rescue

This Heartsaver AED Course teaches CPR, AED use, relief of choking in adults and children; infant CPR and relief of choking; use of barrier devices for all ages. This class is designed for those who have a duty to respond to cardiac emergency because of job responsibilities or regulatory requirements. Class is FREE. There is a $20 charge for CD and workbook due at the time of registration. Min 4; Max 8

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (1 class)

10/25 10/25 Sa 9a-12:30p FREE (workbook & CD-$20)

AARP DRIVERS SAFETY PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR: Jim Lovett

AARP members, staff can bring a friend or relative and attend the AARP Driver Safety Program classroom course together for just $10—a 50% savings.

DATES DAY TIME FEE (2-day class)

11/11 & 11/13 M & W 8:30a-12:30p $10 for workbook

SPANISH FOR ADULTS INSTRUCTOR: David Roos

To join this FREE class, you must be a member of the Greater Lakeway Residents Association & the Lakeway Activity Center.

Wednesdays—Start at anytime; Beginners-12:30 pm; Intermediate-1:45 pm; Advanced-3:00 pm

CURE YOUR SPACE INSTRUCTOR: Brigitte Starkey

General advice on how to unclutter every room in your house. If you have clutter, this workshop is an introduction to ways that help you solve this problem. Finding a place for everything and have everything in place can be a reachable goal. Participants qualify for discounted services from "Cure for Space"". Min 5; Max 10

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (1 class)

11/7 11/7 F 2-5p $65/member; $72/non-member

11/7 11/7 F 6-9p $65/member; $72/non-member

12/5 12/5 F 2-5p $65/member; $72/non-member

12/5 12/5 F 2-5p $65/member- $72/non-member

DISCOVER YOUR PASSIONS & UNLEASH YOUR AMAZING POTENTIAL INSTRUCTOR: Lori Anderson Knapper

Do you want more joy and fulfillment in your life? Are you looking for a new direction, but not sure what that is? Would you like to elevate the quality of your life? In this exciting workshop you will be guided through the step-by-step S.Y.S.T.E.M. (Save Your Time energy Money) of The Passion Test ä. Through this process, you will go deep within to excavate your dreams, align your life with your deepest passions, and unleash your amazing potential. At this workshop, you will: Identify, clarify & prioritize your passions; Uncover the person you really are; Create a clear, compelling vision of your future; Look at yourself and your life in a whole new light; Learn the key principle that guarantees you live a passionate life; Create your VISION board; Recharge...Reinvent...Renew. Min 4; Max 20

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE

11/15 11/15 Sa 1-5:30p $135/member; $150/non-member

CHAGALL’S WINDOW OF DREAMS, YOUR FANTASY WORLD INSTRUCTOR: Laurie Del Genio

(ages 9-13) Inspired by Marc Chagall’s dreamlike paintings such as Paris Through the Window and stained glass creations, our young artists will create dreamscape windows. "Window of Dreams" will appear by layering colored tissue paper, adding cut-out images and completing the artwork with black strips of paper to create window frames. ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED. Min 2; Max 12

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (1 class)

11/1 11/1 Sa 10a-12:30p $25/member; $28/non-member

FUN WITH ORIGAMI (ages 8-13) INSTRUCTOR: Laurie Del Genio

Learn the ancient Japanese art of folding paper in this introductory class. Students will create

an alligator, a whale, a fluttering butterfly, a parrot and a surprise filled box! ALL SUPPLIES

INCLUDED. Min 3; Max 25

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (1 class)

11/15 11/15 Sa 10a-12n $20/member; $22/non-member

  LUPINE LANE: CULTIVATING CREATIVE EXPRESSION

KINDER COOKS (ages 4-7 years) INSTRUCTOR: Lauren Boyle

Kinder Cooks will meet for 2 hours every Monday for 4 weeks. Participants will begin by learning about the ingredients in the recipe and then copying it neatly in their own writing (if a child cannot yet write, a printed recipe will be provided). Then, each child will prepare the ingredients and organize the utensils necessary to prepare the dish. As the children proceed, they will learn the importance in maintaining a clean and organized preparation area. At the end of each meeting, participants will have the opportunity to try their creation and take some home for their family to try. Min 3; Max 8

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (8 classes)

11/3 11/24 M 3-5p $100/member; $110/non-member

12/1 12/22 M 3-5p $100/member; $110/non-member

DROP IN FEE: $25/member; $28/non-member

FUN WITH PHOTOGRAPHY (ages 4-7 years) INSTRUCTOR: Lauren Boyle

This class will meet for 2 hours every Wednesday for 4 weeks. Participants will begin by learning some of the history of photography. They will learn about pictures before the digital age. Then, each week, children will work on a specific assignment, where they are free to utilize their personal creativity. The pictures will be developed digitally, and participants will then organize their body of work into a bound book. Also, each child will select one photo to enlarge and frame. The last class will involve the students showcasing their work for their friends and family. Min 3; Max 8

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (8 classes)

11/26 12/17 W 3-5p $100/member; $110/non-member

DROP IN FEE (per class): $25/member; $28/non-member

KIDS’ NIGHT OUT (3-11 years) INSTRUCTOR: Lauren Boyle

From 6 pm to 10 pm on select Saturdays kids can join their friends for a night of movies, snacks and activities while their parents hit the town. This will be a wonderful way for kids to meet new friends, hang out with old friends, participate in some fun, creative projects, munch on some delicious snacks, and enjoy a flick. Parents can schedule the amount of time between 5 and 11 pm. Min 5; Max 12

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (per hour)

11/15 11/15 Sa 5-11p $10/member; $12/non-member; $2/additional sibling/member; $3/additional sibling/non-member

11/21 11/21 F 5-11p $10/member; $12/non-member; $2/additional sibling/member; $3/additional sibling/non-member

12/19 12/19 F 5-11p $10/member; $12/non-member; $2/additional sibling/member; $3/additional sibling/non-member

12/20 12/20 Sa 5-11p $10/member; $12/non-member; $2/additional sibling/member; $3/additional sibling/non-member

SPORTBALL @ LAKEWAY ACTIVITY CENTER INSTRUCTOR: Mica Villalon

The Sportball Program provides sports instruction to children 3 to 6 years. Sportball’s philosophy is to teach sports skills in a safe, positive and fun environment. The eight sports taught are soccer, basketball, volleyball, tennis, baseball, hockey, golf and new this season—football. The program helps children strengthen gross motor skills, enhance self-esteem and confidence and prepare them physically and emotionally and emotionally to participate in sports and physical activities throughout their childhood and lifetime. Each week a different sport will be introduced and the skills of that sport will be practiced and refined. Min 5; Max 16

 

SESSION 2 (AGE 3-4 1/2)

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (6 classes)

11/11 12/16 T 3:15-4:15p $88/member; $98/non-member

SESSION 2 (AGE 4 1/2-6))

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (6 classes)

11/11 12/16 T 4:15-5:15p $88/member; $98/non-member

KINDERDANCE (ages 2-8) FALL PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR: Angela Fox

All Kinderdance programs blend educational concepts with many forms of movement and dance. The programs help develop gross motor skills, movement creativity, fitness and body awareness. Each is taught using lesson plans and original age appropriate music and songs.

KINDERTOTS (age 2)

Kindertots is designed to develop gross motor skills, movement creativity, physical development and body awareness, while learning numbers, colors, shapes and songs. Min 3; Max 6

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (per month)

11/7 11/21 F 9-9:30a $38/member; $42/non-member

11/3 11/24 M 4:30-5p $38/member; $42/non-member

12/5 12/19 F 9-9:30a $38/member; $42/non-member

12/1 12/29 M 4:30-5p $38/member; $42/non-member

KINDERDANCE (ages 3-5)

Kinderdance is a developmental dance/movement and fitness program taught on 3 levels, teaching the basics of ballet, tap, acrobatics and creative movement while blending educational concepts. Min 3; Max 12

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (per month)

11/7 11/21 F 9:30-10:30a $48/member; $52/non-member

11/3 11/24 M 3:30-4:30p $48/member; $52/non-member

12/5 12/19 F 9:30-10:30a $48/member; $52/non-member

12/1 12/29 M 3:30-4:30p $48/member, $52/non-member

KINDERDANCE (ages 3-5) Level 2

Level 2 is for those who have completed a full year of Kinderdance previous to enrollment. Min 3; Max 12

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (per month)

11/7 11/21 F 10:30-11:30a $48/member; $52/non-member

12/5 12/19 F 10:30-11:30a $48/member; $52/non-member

KINDERGYM (ages 3-5)

KinderGym is a developmental floor gymnastics program with emphasis on social and gross motor development, physical fitness and movement education, while learning numbers, colors, shapes and words. Min 3; Max 12

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (per month)

11/7 11/21 F 11:30a-12p $38/member; $42/non-member

12/5 12/19 F 11:30a-12p $38/member; $42/non-member

KINDERCOMBO (ages 6-8)

Kindercombo is a combination ballet and tap program. This gives the young dance student a solid foundation upon which to build. Min 3; Max 12

STARTS ENDS DAY TIME FEE (per month)

11/3 11/24 M 5-6p $48/member; $52/non-member

12/1 12/29 M 5-6p $48/member; $52/non-member

 EVENT CALENDAR

NOVEMBER

16  "Viewpoints" speaker, Gary Chapman, Director 21st Century Project—6:00 pm

DECEMBER

1-Jan. 15 "Angels" by Carolyn Huser—Display Cabinet

7  "Giving" The Spirit of Christmas by the Sing Alongs

8  "Breakfast with Santa"—8:30 am and 10:30 am

9  "Hollywood Glam" New Year’s Eve Party

 

 Lakeway Activity Center PHONE 261-1010

105 Cross Creek FAX 261-5033

Lakeway, TX 78734

Email: activitycenter@cityoflakeway.com www.cityoflakeway.com

 

 

 
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