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LAKE WYLIE The Clover-Lake Wylie Republican Women celebrate the election of petition candidate S.C. state Sen. Katrina Shealy (R-Dist. 23, Lexington County) at their annual membership champagne tea from 3 to 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30, at the home of Donna Schaub in Lake Wylie.
The former chair of the Lexington County Republican Party, Shealy led the area’s GOP victory efforts in 2004 and 2006. As state senator, Shealy said will “lead the charge for less government mandates and regulations of small businesses.”
• Tax reform: Simplify the tax system and develop a tax structure that doesn’t pick winners and losers; eliminate all state taxes, replaced by a state sales tax; and reduce industrial property taxes.
• Regulatory reform: Eliminate wasteful and inefficient regulations to create a market-friendly regulatory system.
• Education reform: Provide more competition with school choice; allow for innovation and flexibility by removing government restrictions on public school funding; maximize education funding by distributing funds directly to schools.
Shealy helped start the West Metro Republican Women’s group, of which she has served as president for multiple years. She is an active board member and the current chair of the Board of the South Carolina Friends of Juvenile Justice. She has served on the Board of Directors of the Lexington County Department of Social Services and the Girl Scouts of the Congaree. She also serves on the Advisory Board of the Women of Hope, a new outreach of the Lexington Medical Center Foundation. She was the recipient of the Lexington Medical Foundation’s Mission Achiever Award and has been named a Foundation Ambassador.
CLWRW members and any one wishing to join the CLWRW, including men as associate members, are invited. Reservations are requested. Call 803-831-1814 or 803-631-1049 by today, Nov. 27.
Mary Kay sales help Sweet Repeat
LAKE WYLIE Mary Kay Consultant Donna Tucker will donate all her profits from selling hand cream, hand scrub and men’s shave cream to Sweet Repeat Foundation. Call her by Saturday, Dec. 1, for Dec. 17 delivery. All items come gift wrapped. Call 704-989-5338.
For Sweet Repeat Thrift Store information, call 803-831-0490.
Learn about Civil War Saturday
ROCK HILL The York County Genealogical & Historical Society announces Dr. Eric Emerson, director of the S.C. Department of Archives and the State Historic Preservation Officer, will talk about the Civil War at the 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, meeting at Fellowship Hall of Oakland Avenue Presbyterian Church, 421 Oakland Ave.
Club’s Holiday Dance Dec. 7
FORT MILL The Ballroom Dance Club holds its Holiday Dance from 7:30 to 10:20 p.m. Dec. 7 at the Oak Room of the Fort Mill Golf Club, 101 Country Club Drive.
Dance is American Social Ballroom style to music provided by DJ Rich Brausch.
First time guests are free; or cost is $5 per person. Festive attire for this dance. No alcohol; bring finger foods to share.
For more information, call 803-329-5764 or 803-324-2356, or visit theballroomdanceclub.com.
Choral society performs Dec. 9
ROCK HILL The York County Choral Society will open its 32nd season with the premier concert performance at 4 p.m. Dec. 9 in Byrnes Auditorium on the Winthrop University campus under the direction of Dr. Katherine Kinsey as conductor and artistic director.
“In Dulci Jubilo: A Mosaic of Choral Masterworks and Contemporary Classics to Celebrate the Holiday Season” will feature the YCCS chorus and Chamber Singers. Accompanists include Dr. Shirley Fishburne, Susan Read, a brass octet, and the Rock Hill Community Handbell Choir.
Tickets cost $20, $15 Seniors age 65 and older and Winthrop Faculty with ID, $5 students, free to Winthrop Students with ID.
Visit yorkcountychoralsociety.org/yccs_news.html.
Send club news and photos to news@lakewyliepilot.com. Submission deadline is 5 p.m. Wednesday prior to intended Tuesday publication date.
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