A coffee or light luncheon will provide time for good fellowship. A guest or volunteer from the group will usually lead us with instructions and provide a list of needed materi als before we meet. Join us the first Monday of each month for a relaxing and fun-filled time. Programs include trips to local restaurants, homemade soups by the fire on a wintry evening, meals based on a theme such as pasta, ethnic di shes, English teas, etc. Our last meeting of the year is a potluck supper where we select next year' s reading list.
Most meetings are held is restaurants whose menu provides food of the featured country.
This group focuses on issues affecting the lives of contemporary women whether in society, the workplace, or home. Topics for discussion are selected according to the interest of the group and have included personal computers, literacy, legislative issue s, public education, etc. This, one of the oldest of the study groups, gets its name from a former member in whose home the group met for years. Programs include a book review and social time as arranged by members.