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Volume 18, Issue 3 June 2013
Women’s Activity ClubWinterthurerstrasse 18
8610 Uster043 305 9250
www.wac.ch
The Club is a multifunctional organization whose purpose is to meet the social, educational, and
personal needs of its members. The Club is designed to encourage
international friendship, support, and sharing.
WAC ON TRACK
Volume 18, Issue 3 June 2013WAC Board of Directors
Good communication between the board members and the membership of the WAC is important for the continued
growth and improvement of the club. If you have any concerns or questions, please feel free to contact us.
President Oversees and promotes the welfare and goals of the Club
Susan [email protected]
Vice PresidentLiaises with the School
Sima [email protected]
SecretaryManages a! documentation, policies and procedures.
Records minutes of a! meetingsSwapna Patil
TreasurerOversees Bookkeeper, WAC accounts and a! outgoing
payments.Judy Burkhardt
Activities ChairpersonResponsible for the library, playgroups and long-term courses.
Heike [email protected]
Special Events ChairpersonOrganises a! WAC special events, such as BBQ, Ha!oween
and Christmas parties.Louise Gooding
Marketing ChairpersonOversees a! marketing activities, including publications,
website and advertising.Charlotte Stone
Membership ChairpersonManages WAC’s relationship with its members. Assigns volunteer resources where needed. Organises regular New
Member meetings.Clare Taylor
WAC Office &Learning Tree School
Office HoursMonday - Friday 9:00-12:00
Club Office ManagerJennifer Langkjaer
043 305 [email protected]
School DirectorIda Imbach
043 305 [email protected]
Editor’s Note Stacy Streuli
As I write to you at the end of May, it seems that our lovely Swiss summer is nowhere in sight! After spending a gorgeous two weeks on the island of La Gomera in the Canary Islands, I was all tanned and prepared to come back to Badi weather! But no such luck! Well, fingers crossed for June!!
And since we had such a lovely (and HOT) BBQ last year, here’s hoping for a repeat this year. All the details for the BBQ are in this issue! Coming up at the WAC there is also a kids movie night (take 2), a Ladies Night Out: Mexican, The WAC Book Group... so many fun things to do in June.
If you haven’t already been berry-picking in Switzerland, I would highly recommend it for this summer. Jucker Farm is a classic choice, but you’ll find many roadside fields to visit as well. There is even excellent blueberry picking on the main road between Gutenswil and Fehraltorf. Just look for the big yellow banner they hang when the fruit is ready to pluck.
One of my all-time favorite cakes to make during strawberry season is a simple sponge cake which showcases the ripe fruit perfectly. I’ve included the recipe in this issue.
And lastly, this will be my final issue as the editor of the WAC on Track. It has been a fun and rewarding year, and I am looking forward to seeing what Carol Conzelmann has up her sleeve as our next editor. :-)
With best regards,Stacy Streuli
Advertising RatesFull page ad: 150 Sfr.
Half page ad: 80 Sfr.Quarter page ad: 50 Sfr.Inserts: 150 Sfr.Classifieds: Members: FREE Non Members 30 Sfr.
WAC Notice board : (one month / max. size A5 / members: free. Please contact office for further information.)
“WAC on Track” Deadlines and ContributionsWe welcome input from our members!
f you have a story to share, a recommendation, a recipe or anything else, please email it to: [email protected].
DEADLINE FOR JUNE 2013 ISSUE: 20 MAY 2013
Front cover photo of the mountains as seen from Uster by MaCello, used with permission from creative commons license
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June is a big sporting month for me this year, as my husband and I are busily gearing up to take part in a triathlon (a swim-bike-run race.) For me, I’m taking on the challenge of the Switzerland Ironman 70.3, taking place in Rapperswil on Sunday 2nd June
(http://ironmanrapperswil.com), and then we’re heading off to Turkey for my husband to compete in the Sprint Distance European Championships (he’s fast!)
For us to be training, working and looking after the children, the last few months have been a time of clever scheduling, compromise and hard work! We’re both looking forward to this paying off when we are able to take part in our events, each to the best of our ability. For me, that means making it to the finish line that I’ve been picturing since last October – I’ll let you know if I do!
With the summer sun upon us, now is a great time to take up a sporty challenge; dust off the bike for a cycle round the lake, go rollerblading with the kids or just take a walk or jog in the evening sun. It’s hard not to enjoy yourself in the surroundings we are lucky enough to have on our doorstep here in Switzerland.
If you’re looking for a goal to get you exercising, how about signing up for the Greifenseelauf (5K, 10K, or half-marathon) (http://www.ryffelrunning.ch/de/internationalergreifenseelauf) or the Pfäffikerseelauf (http://www.zuerilaufcup.ch/zkb-zuerilaufcup/pfaeffikersee-lauf), a 12km run, in September?
All our sporting antics do mean that sadly we’ll be missing the WAC’s Summer BBQ on June 22nd. I’ll be thinking of you all having a fantastic time playing games, climbing in the woods, munching sausages and enjoying the desserts!
Have a wonderful time and a great month,Sue
President’s NoteSue Mailley-‐Smith
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THE WAC BBQ 2013 - JUNE 22nd 2:00-7:00pm
As most of you are aware BBQ planning at the WAC is well underway!We are really excited and have loads of fun activities planned in to keep you and your family
entertained!This year we are planning the ever popular
Bouncy Castles, Pony Rides, Bubbles, Climbing Ropes, Face Painting and Games. New for this year we shall be having a
Craft Corner, Football based Activities, Story Time, followed by a Treasure Hunt.We shall also be having special performances by the
Boys Club, Girls Club, Ballet, Music from Regula Schwarzenbach and Zumba!This is an event not to be missed! So come join the fun!
We are calling out to all the members to please remember to try and sign up to help where you can. Each activity will have half hour time slots and we are hoping that as many of you as possible will
jump in and help us create a truly fabulous day!
As we do each year, each family brings their own meat and a pot luck dish of salad or dessert.
This has worked so well in previous years and its always fun to see what each family brings to the table! Soft drinks are provided throughout the BBQ.
Don't forget to pick up your tickets!!!
For more information or to see how else you could help please contact Louise at [email protected]
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We invite all kids to join us on:
Saturday, June 22nd at the WAC BBQ in Maur
Rummage Blanket Sale for Kids
This is a good chance to buy and sell used kids
toys, books, games and DVDs cheaply in a casual and comfortable setting.
It will be a wonderful opportunity for kids to sell
their used items that fit on one blanket. Parents are welcome to help their small children. Cost: CHF 5 per blanket. Further
information and sign-up sheet are available on the WAC notice board or by contacting Maria Kralj,
079-532-0475, 043-466-9014, [email protected]
Hope to see you there!
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Enrollment is now going on!
If you haven’t enrolled your child yet, please do so as our classes are filling up and we have a ‘first come, first served’ policy.
This school year we are adding a Friday morning Spielgruppe WACkelöhrli which will take place in the clubroom and activities room.
The other classes and Lunch Club will run as scheduled.
We are aware that the Swiss School system may present some scheduling problems. If you do have a problem, please let us know and as we have done in the past, we will help you to find a solution. It may not always be possible but we do try our best. We are here for you!
Not only are we here for you but there are a lot of parents who are here for us too! We have had so many people volunteering and helping us from small things to big things! The teachers and I appreciate every effort and would like to thank everyone. First of all, we thank the parents for your support in every way that it is given. In addition, we would sincerely like to thank Kristina for leading the PTA and all our class reps. Kristina is stepping down and if anyone is interested in running the PTA next school year or being a part of the group, please let us know. For some of our bigger projects, we would like to thank Karin for the playdough, Susan for the bulletin boards, Luc for the bulletin boards and all the other ‘manly’ jobs, Irina for the pictures, Sue, Pam and Heike for helping with the sandbox. I hope I haven’t forgotten anyone. We are all aware of the valuable support we have from each and every one of you.
Some of you will be leaving us already this month. We wish you all the best and hope to see you again soon. I sincerely hope we all have a nice summer (as soon as possible)!
LTC School News Ida Imbach
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The WAC would like to hold a 'FIRST AID FOR BABIES & CHILDREN'
course in the new term.
The course would cover:
• Dealing with an emergency• Unconsciousness (breathing and not breathing)
• Choking• Bleeding, CPR• Burns & scalds and many other important areas.
At the moment the course would cost 150.- chf per person, which is for a full day course (may be able to be split into two half days) with a
full qualification at the end.
We would love to know how much interest there is out there to attend this course, as once we have numbers we can see if we can find a way
to lower the costs and be able to look at a suitable time to hold it.
Courses will be held at the WAC, and unfortunately child care will not be offered at this time, but we hope to be able to find suitable
course times to fit as many people as possible.
Please contact [email protected] for further information and to register your interest.
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Uster Vacation Programme (Ferienplausch)
The excitement is building! But be warned, this is an adrenaline rush… With the summer holidays galloping towards us, it’s time set your alarm clocks (or stay up very late) to book your child’s holiday adventures in the Uster area.
The Uster Ferienplausch is just around the corner. Every summer the city of Uster offers a super, fantastic, adventure-‐filled vacation programme for kids 3 years old and up, at very reasonable prices,
e.g. horse riding, baking, going to a magic show, feeding the elephants at the zoo, visiting the fire station, scuba diving trial lessons etc.
At midnight Tuesday 5th June, all classes can be booked online at www.ferienplausch-‐uster.ch. Unfortunately the courses only come online a couple of days beforehand, so it really doesn’t allow much time to browse through and decide what you/your kids fancy.
From experience, the really “cool” courses in fact do fill up in the first 20-‐30 minutes! Yes, that is totally crazy -‐ I think half of Uster, and the surrounding towns, especially stay up late that evening to book courses for their kids. So be warned that at midnight, when they open the lines to allow bookings, you need to be armed and prepared, wide-‐awake, alert and ready to go, go, go. You may want to have a sleeping tablet ready for afterwards. Last year I was on such an adrenaline high, I couldn’t fall asleep for 2 or 3 hours afterwards. My nerves were just tingling….! But it is fun and addictive! Honestly!
Of course, those who think this also all a lot of hype, and can’t be bothered with the madness, (and I frankly can’t blame you) you will indeed still find courses with open slots for interesting classes, but it may be for things that would not necessarily be your first choice; that’s something you will have to take into consideration yourself.
Have fun, and hopefully see many WAC kids, or their parents, at some of the Ferienplausch courses this summer.
Sharon
Sharon’s Tips
by Sharon Warthm
ann
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Elephant Stream and BuchholZ Playground
This is a lovely half day excursion, combining a woodland walk, water play, the excitement of a life-sized concrete elephant which older kids can clamber over or sit on the trunk which spouts out water, lots of picnic/grilling places and a great adventure playground. The walk is along easy woodland trails, but there are steps so it’s not pushchair friendly. The walk is great even for small children from 4 plus (or younger if you want to carry them!)
The playground has a section for older kids, swings, table tennis, a huge sandpit and toddlers play area, plus a water pump and pond where kids hunt for tadpoles in the spring. There are toilets and a covered area for picnics plus several grill places.
Directions: by car: drive through Witikon on the main Witikonerstrasse downhill towards Zürich. Once you reach the forest, the road makes a sharp left curve; in the curve take a turning right which leads to a small free parking place.
Closest bus stop: Zürich Schlyfi
Walking directions: from the parking place, walk into the forest following the yellow diamonds/arrows. You’ll reach the Elephant in 20 minutes; walk on another 30 minutes, crossing several bridges. After one bridge you’ll see wooden steps heading up the hill to the right; this is the way to the Buchholz playground. You’ll need to go the same way back, but at least it all downhill!
http://www.zuriplay.ch/de/spielplatze/buchholz
WAC EXCURSIONS GUIDEBOOK
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You will see: women are weak, but mothers are strong.”Julie Otsuka The Buddha in the Attic
In May the Readers Gone WACky read The Buddha in the Attic by Julie Otsuka. Members enjoyed this short lyrical novel about the Japanese picture brides who travelled to San Francisco in the early 1900’s for arranged marriages. Full of hope, they arrived to find out that the future husbands portrayed in the photographs were not the handsome professional men they had dreamed of, but older laborers. The book follows the women’s lives in a collective first person meditation, often more like poetry than prose. The stories include their journey, from wedding night to raising children, to the outbreak of WWII when entire Japanese communities were relocated to desolate internment camps.
The readers were very interested in this little known piece of history, and discussed their knowledge and opinions of the Japanese internment. Although the situation of the Japanese in the U.S. during this time was difficult, the book on the whole was not sad. The last chapter, written in the voice of the local white community, gave the potentially bitter story a tone of compassion and forgiveness.
After discussing the book’s original structure, members shared their most memorable “images” of the many women and events described. Readers also speculated on the meaning of the title and discussed the themes of forgiveness, shame and guilt in the book.
In conclusion, the Readers Gone WACky were pleased with this unconventional and historically important narrative.
Our next meeting is scheduled for:
June 19 Bring Up the Bodies by Hilary Mantel
Meetings are held on Wednesday evenings at 8 PM at the WAC. New readers are very welcome! Please call or email Alice Knoepfel for more information (044 912 2326 [email protected])
Readers Gone WACkyAlice Knöpfel
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Library News Jessica Bachofen
Hello Everyone,
What's new in the library you ask?
For all you "Game of Thrones" enthusiasts, the second season is now available.
"Downtown Abbey" season one is also now available. If we have lots of interest in the series, we will purchase season 3 as well.
"The Cabin in the Woods" gory horror, not for the faint of heart.
"Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" a british espionage film.
"Stolen"
"Pitch Perfect" - perfect movie for fans of Glee and musicals, a comedy.
"The Hobbit" the first in the trilogy.
"Searching for Sugar Man" the true story of a '70's folk rock singer with a surprising twist.
Sorry, I am not sure what ever happened to "Life of Pi". I will order a different copy if there is still an interest.
Lots of new children's books as well. Come and check it out!
MOVIE NIGHT!Friday June 7, 18:00-20:00
“THE PIRATES!”BAND OF MISFITS
Ages 4+
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This month Girls Club divided in two with one group earning their Friendship Badge and the other their Community Service Badge. Many thanks to Carolyn and Monique for leading the group at the WAC. There, the girls were able to decorate their new official Girls Club t-shirts while getting to know each other better. Chocolate dipped pretzel and paper dolls went along with our theme of unity and building strong bonds of friendship. The girls worked hard on learning each others names. Adding beads to the bottom of their shirts was loads of fun, as the girls demonstrated their ability to concentrate and really manipulate their fine motor skills.
The other half of the girls met at the Asylum Center in Volketswil as we joined with the Red Cross in creating an afternoon of fun and adventure for the children in the program currently seeking refuge. We first learned how all of the children come from areas of war or extreme poverty. At the center each family is given a single bedroom, three families per apartment. Many of our girls hated the idea of having to share a room with their sibling and couldn’t imagine doing so with their whole family. We spent the afternoon making dough creations, hiking to the woods, doing a nature scavenger hunt, playing ball games, and blowing bubbles all while making some new friends. Besides the items that families donated the Girls Club also made sure that each child that participated with us received a picture of themselves at the event. Clothing, toys, even homes can be replaced but the pictures of your ever growing and changing child can not. I hope that all the girls that were able to take part received a small glimpse of the idea that
not all children have it easy and the importance of lending a hand and a smile whenever possible.
Should anyone have any gently used clothing or toys that they wish to donate the Asylum center gladly accepts donations 24-7 at this address:AOZ Durchgangszentrum HegnauKindhauserstrasse 35 - 8604 Volketswil - Telefon 044 997 13 65The office is located in the center corner of the L-shaped building.
Girls ClubJana Parkin
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The next Dinner Club will take place on Thursday 20th June
with drinks from 7.30pm and food at 8pm.
We will be trying out the Tres Amigos
Mexican Bar und RestaurantHochbordstrasse 6
8600 Dübendorfwww.tresamigos.ch
If you would like to attend, please sign up on the noticeboard (a sign up sheet will be up soon) or alternatively send me an email.
We will try and share lifts from the WAC if anyone is interested. Please indicate on the notice board if you can offer a lift from the WAC. If you would like a lift yourself then please contact the person directly. If you don’t come into the WAC to sign up then just let me know by email if you want to offer or have a lift and I can check the noticeboard for you.
Looking forward to seeing you all and sharing some Mexican food!
Susan Junod [email protected]
WAC
DINNER
CLUB
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BEHIND THE SCENES…
Pamela, our fantastic Interior/Exterior Chairperson, has been as busy as ever behind the scenes at the WAC. All those little jobs that you may never have thought about, like fixing the lights or planting the flowers, are done by Pam.
Here’s a rare photo of her recently caught in action doing another great job – preparing our new sandbox and playhouse to be used by the school and playgroups. Huge thanks also to Bettina and Loredana (the Wackelöhrli teachers) for building it. We hope you all agree that this will make a great addition to our little garden.
Thank you, Pamela, for all your hard work!
Goodbye...Sadly, we say goodbye to a member of the WAC
family this month, as Angie Menendez and her family leave Switzerland and head off for a new adventure in
the United States. Angie helped run the Rockin’ Rascals Playgroup, was a member of the WAC Board as director of Marketing, designed a new logo for the WAC, made many, many trips to IKEA and helped in
so many ways at the WAC. Her little boy Santiago brought lots of smiles to us all, and we’ve loved seeing
her newest addition Siena light up the room. Angie, you will always be a treasured member of the WAC Family and I hope you will pop in and see us if you
visit CH!
Your WAC Friends
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Strawberry CakeOne of my favorite cakes to make with super-‐
ripe local st7awber7ies is this simple sponge
cake which really shows off the flavors of the
ber7ies.
Strawberry Summer Cakefrom Martha Stewart
6 t a b l e s p o o n s ( 8 5 g r a m s ) u n s a l t e d b u t t e r , a t r o o m temperature, plus extra for pie plate1 1 / 2 c u p s ( 1 8 8 g r a m s ) a l l -purpose f lour 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder1/2 teaspoon table salt1 cup (200 grams) plus 2 tablespoons (25 grams) granulated sugar1 large egg1/2 cup (118 ml) milk1 teaspoon (5 ml) vani l la extract1 pound (450 grams) strawberries, hul led and halved
Preheat oven to 180°C. Butter a 10-inch pie pan or 9-inch deep-dish pie pan.
Whisk f lour, baking powder and salt together in a small bowl. In a larger bowl, beat butter and 1 cup sugar unti l pale and f luffy with an electr ic mixer, about 3 minutes. Mix in egg, milk and vani l la unti l just combined. Add dry mixture gradual ly, mixing unti l just smooth.
Pour into prepared pie plate. Arrange strawberries, cut side down, on top of batter, as closely as possible in a single layer. Sprinkle remaining 2 tablespoons sugar over berries.
Bake cake for 10 minutes then reduce oven temperature to 170°C and bake cake unti l golden brown and a tester comes out free of wet batter, about 50 minutes to 60 minutes. (Gooey strawberries on the tester are a given.) Let cool in pan on a rack. Cut into wedges. Serve with l ightly whipped cream.
Do ahead: Cake can be stored at room temperature for up to 2 days, loosely covered, but good luck with that.
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Playgroup Newsby Annie Forster
Playgroup has had some fun in April crafting, singing and an outdoor meet up at Jucker Farm! For those who are not aware, Jucker Farm is lovely car-free farm in Seegraeben which has beautiful views of the Pfaeffikon Lake, a walk-in goat enclosure, playground, hammocks, and hay barn straw paradise for the kids. We're all looking forward to berry season where you can pick-your-own. Please refer to www.juckerfarm.ch/ for more information.
We've been making binoculars out of toilet paper rolls (yes, hoarding toilet rolls does pay off :), caterpillars on leaves and sun catchers. Sun catchers are a great and easy craft for toddlers with no messy glue!
Stained Glass Sun CatcherMaterials needed:Construction paper Clear contact paperTissue paper in different colours Scissors Create a boarder on the piece of construction paper. You may wish to draw a shape for example, circle, butterfly, fish etc and then cut out the middle to create a boarder. Cut a piece of contact paper the same size. Remove the backing from the contact paper and lay the construction paper frame on the sticky side-up on a flat surface.
Cut various colours of tissue paper into small pieces. Ask your child to randomly stick the pieces of tissue paper onto the sticky side of the contact paper.
Place it on the window, sticky side against the window and watch it catch the sun!Alternatively, you can cover it with another piece of contact paper and trim around the edges and add a loop to hang.
Enjoy!Best wishes,Annie
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Playgroup Snapshots
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WAC����������� ������������������ PLAYGROUPSZoom Zoom Zoom !
* Lots of singing,, and moving
* Story time or theme discussion
* Every Tuesday starting at 9:30-11:30
Come make some new friends!
Interested? Ask Jana for more info.
ROCKIN’ RASCALSRockin’ Rascals welcomes kids aged 0-4 and their mom-dad-caregiver
Every Thursday from 9:15-11:15for songs, playing, crafts and snack!
Hosted by Annie Forster, Bettina Ditzen and Louise GoodingFor more information please contact Louise at: [email protected]
Disclaimer: Members, their families and guests are reminded that participation in WAC activities is entirely on their own discretion and/or risk. Neither the Women’s Activity Club nor its representatives shall be held responsible for damage, injury or loss incurred by
the use of Club property or participation in club events.
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Around the WAC...
Attendees of May's “Ladies Night In” 'hit it out of the ballpark' as the saying goes. The American themed feast kicked off with quesadillas, veggies paired with authentic onion dip, and loaded potato skins. Main courses included comfort foods such as burgers, hot dogs, chili accompanied by corn bread muffins, sweet potato fries and baked macaroni casserole with a lovely cheddar cheese. The evening's meal was capped off by traditional cupcakes, NY style cheesecake, and key lime pie. Food was not the only highlight of the evening as we were treated to an impromptu advanced cake decorating session by Mirijam. It was an enjoyable night where recipes were exchanged, where to find American products were
discovered and new acquaintances made. We hope you'll join us for July's GNI which will have a Swiss theme - details to follow.
Great seeing you last night and until next time.
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Lunch Club
A Two Hour Supervised Lunch Break for you and your kids! Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri 11:45-13:45
Cost: 15chf per child/per day
Parents are responsible for their own child’s sack lunch.
Please fill in a registration form at the WAC or see our website for more info.
THE WAC DAY EXCURSIONS BOOKFor all those excursions around Zurich and beyond, don’t forget the revised WAC Excursion Book, listing great
days out in and around the Zurich area.
Available from the office or library for just 15 SFr.
Mothering Mattersis a non-profit, bi-monthly journal
for English- speaking parents living in Switzerland with articles and information on child-rearing topics, suggestions and practical
tips for child-related activities.
A year’s subscription costs SFr. 33.
For more information, or to subscribe, go to
www.mmjournal.com
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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2 39:00 Library open 11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:15 Ballet
49:30-11:30 Playgroup11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club
59:00 Library open9:00-11:00 Music Learning1:30-5:00 English as a Second Language1:30 Library open
69:15-11:15am Playgroup11:15 Library open11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:30 Library open19:00 Zumba
79:00 Library open11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:00pm Ballet 6:00pm Movie Night
810-11 Ballet
9 109:00 Library open 11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:15 Ballet
119:30-11:30 Playgroup11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club
129:00 Library open9:00-11:00 Music Learning1:30-5:00 English as a Second Language1:30 Library open
139:15-11:15am Playgroup11:15 Library open11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:30 Library open19:00 Zumba
149:00 Library open11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:00pm Ballet
1510-11 Ballet
16 179:00 Library open 11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:15 Ballet
189:30-11:30 Playgroup11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club
199:00 Library open9:00-11:00 Music Learning1:30-5:00 English as a Second Language1:30 Library open8:00pm Readers Gone WACky
209:15-11:15am Playgroup11:15 Library open11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:30 Library open19:00 Zumba19:30 Ladies Night OUT: Mexican
219:00 Library open11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:00pm Ballet
2210-11 Ballet 2:00-7:00pmWAC BBQ
23 249:00 Library open 11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:15 Ballet
259:30-11:30 Playgroup11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club
269:00 Library open9:00-11:00 Music Learning1:30-5:00 English as a Second Language1:30 Library open
279:15-11:15am Playgroup11:15 Library open11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:30 Library open19:00 Zumba
289:00 Library open11:45-1:45pm Lunch Club4:00pm Ballet
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