AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB OF LAUSANNE … · Stead's terrific cooking at the Middle Eastern Evening on Saturday March 24! See further in this newsletter for more details

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THE NEXT MEET & GREET

COFFEE IS 9h30-11H30 ON WEDNESDAY,

14 MARCH AT THE CLUBHOUSE

AV EGLANTINE 6 1006 LAUSANNE

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THE AIWC?

VISIT THE CALENDAR ON OUR WEBSITE:

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FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION

ABOUT ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS

Middle Eastern Charity Evening

Saturday 24 March

19h30 – 22h30

All Saints Church Hall,

Ave de la Prairie 40

1800 Vevey

Join us for an evening full of Eastern Promise with a welcome drink, a delicious

selection of hot and cold Mezze – food specialities from the region — and some typical

Middle Eastern entertainment to round off the night. You will have the chance to test

your knowledge in our table quiz and we shall have some great gifts in the Prize Draw.

This event is open to members and guests so come along with your partner and your

friends. Tables will be for six to eight people and can be reserved for a group so why

not put together a party from your activity group or your other friends.

Reserve your space right away to avoid disappointment and before 21March.

Register on www.aiwc-lausanne.org under Event Registration, by email on

[email protected] or call the AIWC office on 021 320 26 88. Please

send your table reservation requests to [email protected]

Suggested minimum donation of CHF40 per person

All profits will be donated to our 2011/12 club charities – MECI Middle East

Children’s Institute and SOS Futures Mamans

This will be a great evening and you don’t want to miss it!

SAVE THE DATES

AIWC Offices Closed 2 April—15 April

Explore Lausanne

April 27

MARCH EVENT

AIWConnections

IN THIS ISSUE

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 2

SLATE OF OFFICERS 3

ACTIVITY GROUPS 4

IN MEMORIAM 5

ADVERTISEMENTS 6

COMMUNITY SERVICES 7

COFFEES 7

CALENDAR, CLASSIFIEDS 8

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB OF LAUSANNE VOLUME 43 NUMBER 6 MARCH 2012

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2 AIWC NEWSLETTER MARCH 2012 CONNECTING ENGLISH-SPEAKING WOMEN OF ALL NATIONALITIES

CLUB POLICIES AIWC DISCLAIMER Members are reminded that participation in AIWC activities is entirely at the members’ own discretion and/or risk. Neither the club nor its representatives shall be held responsible for injury, damage, or loss incurred by participation in club events or the use of club property. It is club policy that all activity leaders, committee members, and participants be members of the AIWC. The AIWC reserves the right to publish in the newsletter photos taken at club events. AIWC GUEST POLICY A member may bring one guest to AIWC meetings when space permits. AIWC members always have priority. The AIWC member is responsible for paying a non-member fee for her guest. AIWC NO-SHOW POLICY If you fail to attend a meeting for which you have reserved a place and have not cancelled by the designated date, you will be charged for yourself and/or your guest.

As 2012 is a leap year, last month we had one extra day. However, I don't believe it helped with our club's inevitable scheduling conflicts. We all do so much and our events seem to pile up on the same days. Recently, Anne Heggie, leader of our Free Spirits activity group, and Marina Torchio, co-leader with Janik Desbiens of the Explore Lausanne activity group, solved one of these conflicts by combining outings to visit the Patek Phillipe museum in Geneva. Through communication and flexibility these women enabled their groups' members to take part in a terrific event without having to choose between competing outings. I urge all activity group leaders and area hostesses to consult the Events Calendar and with appropriate Board Members prior to scheduling events so we don't step on one another's toes. Speaking of events, I'm looking forward to interesting entertainment and more of Community Services Chair Gilla Stead's terrific cooking at the Middle Eastern Evening on Saturday March 24! See further in this newsletter for more details and sign up online.

While February was longer than normal, please note that, at least for the club, April will be much shorter. The AIWC offices will be closed the first two weeks of April concurrent with the school holidays. The offices will re-open on April 16. The scheduling of office volunteers (there is always room for more!) meeting rooms has been taken over by new member Kathy Radford as Office Manager Evelyne Burridge has stepped down to devote more time to her outside employment. Many thanks to Evelyne for all her efforts with regard to the AIWC offices and best wishes with the job. Evelyne will continue to help with the scheduling of the upstairs rooms of the clubhouse held by the Maison des Femmes. Please contact Kathy or other office volunteers to reserve the club meeting room or library and contact Evelyne for MDF rooms - both on [email protected] or by calling the AIWC office on 021 320 2688. This newsletter includes the slate of candidates for our club's elected positions for the club year 2012-2013. Our members recently voted to eliminate the separate position of Corresponding Secretary and create one secretary position; thus, this slate consists of four candidates for the offices of President, Vice-President, Treasurer and Secretary. Thank you to the Nominating Committee for their

Deirdre McDaniel President

[email protected]

Joan Goodman Vice-president

[email protected]

Liz Coates Treasurer

[email protected]

Sue Ferguson Recording Secretary

[email protected]

Lynne Field Corresponding Secretary

[email protected]

Gilla Stead Community Services

[email protected]

Linda Dyson Hospitality

[email protected]

Living in Lausanne livinginlausanne@aiwc-

lausanne.org

Caroline Reynolds Membership

[email protected]

Carey Sargent Newsletter

[email protected]

Lisa Mechnig-Giordano Parliamentarian

[email protected]

Programs

[email protected]

Christina Surtees Webmaster

[email protected]

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THE BOARD

efforts in creating this slate. All permanent members will receive a ballot card for this election of officers with the April newsletter or separately for those who receive the newsletter in pdf format. Have a good month! Deirdre McDaniel

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

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SLATE OF OFFICERS FOR THE 2012-2013 CLUB YEAR

DEIRDRE MCDANIEL, PRESIDENT

Deirdre worked initially as a

lawyer and later in law and

school libraries in the U.S.

before relocating to

Lausanne with her family in

2007. She has served as the

club's Corresponding

Secretary and

Parliamentarian as well as

participating on the Living

in Lausanne committee.

Since arriving in

Switzerland, Deirdre has

come to like snowshoeing

and hiking in addition to

continuing her previous

interests of travel, yoga and

reading.

JOAN GOODMAN,

VICE PRESIDENT

Joan is originally Canadian

and also a naturalized

Swiss. She has lived in

Switzerland for more than

30 years, having come for

three. She has three sons,

two living in Switzerland,

the third studying in

Canada. Her first career was

as a primary school teacher

but she has also worked in

administrative positions.

She has been involved with

different activities at the

Scots Kirk in Lausanne over

the years and has also held

a number of positions in the

Parent Teacher Association

at the International School

of Lausanne where her

youngest son is a student.

She enjoys skiing, hiking,

rowing, yoga, bridge and

reading.

LIZ COATES, TREASURER

Liz is British and has lived in Lausanne for four years. Previous to this she lived most of the time in the UK, but has had one year in Borneo and one year in Singapore. She has been married to Terry for 23 years and has two children who are both at university in the U.K. Her daughter, Rebecca, is taking a medical degree at York university and her son, Robert, is studying Chemistry at Bath University. She has never worked since coming to Switzerland, but taught math and English part-time in a primary school in the U.K. She enjoys skiing, spinning and Nordic walking and participates regularly in these sports. She is a member of the Parish council for the English speaking Catholic Mission in Lausanne.

SUE FERGUSON, SECRETARY

Sue arrived in Lausanne in 1978

after, amongst other things, a

career with British Airways as

an air hostess. She joined the

then AWC very quickly and has

enjoyed the benefits of the club

ever since; it was a lifeline when

she first arrived, not only

introducing her to many

wonderful people, but also

enabling her to take up many

varied pursuits. Sue has spent

the intervening years bringing

up her two sons who now live

and work in London.

During this period she also

completed an Open University

course resulting in a BA Hons

degree before returning to work

for 12 years with a

telecommunications company

here in Lausanne. She is now

retired and supposedly

enjoying a more relaxed

lifestyle that includes helping

at the AIWC.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

OFFICE MANAGER: responsibilities include recruiting and training Office Volunteers, scheduling Office Volunteers, purchasing office and kitchen supplies, scheduling use of club's and MDF meeting rooms. Please contact [email protected]

NEWSLETTER EDITOR: For upcoming club year starting in September. Responsibilities include collecting material for newsletter, editing it, managing layout in MS Publisher and getting it printed and distributed nine times a year. Position also includes managing sale of advertising space in newsletter and invoicing. Position could be split among two or more people. Please contact: [email protected] or [email protected] for more information.

TRAINING AVAILABLE!


Readers Joan Goodman, 021 866 6472, [email protected] Our Original Readers group could accommodate at least one new member. They will be meeting in the AIWC library on Mondays 5 March and 2 April. If you are interested please contact Kathy Koenitzer (021 791 4771). Our Readers 1 group is currently welcoming new members. They will meet monthly on either Monday or Friday afternoons, depending upon the needs of the group. Please contact Christine Bernick on 079 920 3133 or by email at [email protected] for more information. Our Readers 3 group is looking for new members. They meet on the first Thursday of the month from 13h00 – 15h00 in the clubhouse. Please contact Lynne Hanson on 021 711 0347 for more information.

SPORTS

Badminton Kathryn Billington, 21 791 1481 Anne Cappin, 021 803 2642 [email protected] We meet Mondays from 9h00-10h00 at the Lausanne Badminton Center. All levels are welcome.

Fit and Fun Walking Jewell Pahl, 021 731 1351, 076 592 0970 [email protected] Looking for a fun and social way of keeping fit? We will be meeting on Thursdays 8 and 22 March. Walk information will be communicated early in the week via email to all participants who have signed up. The only requirements are that you have sufficient physical fitness to walk continuously for 1 ½ to 2 ½ hours. You will need good shoes or boots. Transportation to meeting places might occasionally require a car. If you are interested in this activity, please contact Jewell.

Intermediate Skiing Joan Goodman, 021 866 6472 [email protected] We are hoping to create a skiing group for those members who don’t feel quite confident enough to join our regular downhill skiing group. If you are interested in being a part of this new group, please contact Joan. Nordic Walking Lisa Mechnig-Giordano, 078 911 3105, [email protected] Engage 90% of your muscles, burn up to 46% more calories and increase your cardio output up to 25%, all while reducing stress on your knees, hips and ankles. We’ll be chatting our way through the Arboretum de Riex (for GPS: Ch de la Rochette 19, 1072 Forel) Tuesdays

Out-to-Lunch Bunch Cindy Wawrzyniak, 078 953 0349 Catherine Galitzine, 021 697 0014 [email protected] This group meets monthly at various restaurants in and around Lausanne. This month we will be meeting on Thursday 22 March. Please contact Cindy or Catherine for more information.

History of Art Alison Watts, 021 311 4143 [email protected] On Thursday 29 March at 14h00 we will visit the Tiepolo à Degas exhibition at l’Hermitage, Lausanne with our English guide Noémie. Please let Alison know by Friday 23 March if you would like to come (max 25).

CRAFTS AND GAMES

Art Quilting Nicole Kälin, 021 964 3690 [email protected] Please contact Nicole for meeting time and place.

Bridge Liz Baron Demarco, 021 652 3851 [email protected] We meet Thursdays from 13h30-17h00. Beginners are welcome. Please contact Liz if you are interested in joining the group.

Needlepoint Catherine Galitzine, 021 697 0014 [email protected] We meet Wednesdays from 14h00-16h00 at Catherine’s house in St. Sulpice. Please call or email her for information. All levels are welcome.

LANGUAGES AND LEARNING

Dream Interpretation I & II Anna Bourgeois, 021 801 6223 [email protected] We meet at the clubhouse from 10h00-12h00. The meetings in March will be Dreams I on Friday 2 March, Dreams II on Friday 9 March. If you would like to participate in either of these groups please contact Anna.

English Conversation Nicola Ashmore, 021 784 0859 [email protected] We meet on Tuesdays from 18h00–19h00 at the clubhouse. Anyone interested in joining the group should contact Nicola.

French Conversation Juliette Brull, 021 616 8727 [email protected] Our French Conversation group meets on Tuesday from 9h30 – 11h00 in the clubhouse. We will be meeting every Tuesday in March. Please contact Juliette for more information.

Tandem English/French Evelyne Burridge, 021 320 2688 [email protected] In cooperation with the Connaissance 3 – Senior University, we have been invited to participate in a language tandem programme with their students. In order to join a tandem pair you need to speak and understand a bit of French. Please contact Evelyne if you are interested or need more information.

German (Advanced) Conversation Karin Hansohm Schwarz, 021 791 2563, [email protected] We meet on Fridays from 9h30 – 11h00 in the clubhouse. In March we will be meeting on Fridays 16 and 30. For more information, please contact Karin.

International Cooking Lausanne Karen Wilson, 021 800 5454 [email protected] We meet monthly at members’ homes. The hostess chooses the cuisine and everyone prepares a dish. Please call or email for more information. International Cooking Vevey Ann Hartwell, 021 921 2989 Gilla Stead, 021 943 5527, [email protected] We usually meet on the last Friday of the month subject to members’ convenience. On Thursday, 8 March we will be meeting for a Vietnamese lunch. In April we will meet on Friday 27 April for a Madagascan meal (date to be confirmed). For more information please contact Gilla or Ann.

Literature Tanis Vollmann, 021 729 9451 Vivienne Furtwangler, 021 617 5417 [email protected] The Literature Group’s March meeting will be held on Thursday 15 March at the home of Christa Baan at 9h30 as usual. Eve Krayenbuhl will lead the meeting on the topic “Sisters”. Please call Christa (021 807 2619) if you would like to attend and contact Eve (021 903 1058) if you would like to contribute to the discussion.

Music Appreciation Marie Lou von Schack, 021 653 4047, [email protected] Our next meeting is planned for Wednesday 28 March and will be at Nelly Gazzar's home (021 323 9220) where she and her friend Bernadette will play a duo for us. She has proposed the title of the music event to be "Live Music Surprise Party". If you are planning on coming, please let Nelly know in advance. Her address is 3rd Floor, Av. Juste Olivier 22, 1006 Lausanne, Bus nr 8 and 4, stop Alpes on request, parking only blue zone.

NEW NEW NEW Photography Eszter Vitaszil Rubeo, 077 222 0244 [email protected] The goal of this group is to get together to take pictures, show our photos to each other and to receive feedback. It is not a photography course but rather an exchange of opinions and advice for those who are interested in photography. For more information on time and place, please contact Eszter.

Yoga Donna Lambert, 021 311 9453 [email protected] Hatha Yoga links breath and movement, creating self awareness and mindfulness. We will focus on breathing, posture work and relaxation techniques to increase general health and wellbeing and relieve stress, developing a strong flexible body and a calm balanced mind. It can relieve pain and may be adapted for injuries. Practicing yoga helps us relax and improve flexibility, muscle tone and stamina while restoring inner peace and creating a harmonious body/mind. Yoga is simple, easily adapted to our daily life allowing each person to progress at their own pace. For more information, please contact Donna.

FUN AND SOCIALIZING

Explore Lausanne Marina Torchio, 021 652 1228 Janik Desbiens, 079 799 2242 [email protected] On Friday 23 March we will be creating our own chocolates during a visit and workshop at the Durig Chocolatier in Lausanne (CHF29 per participant, minimum 10 participants). This will be followed by a walk and lunch at the Café de Grancy. For more information contact Marina or Janik.

Free Spirits Anne Heggie, 021 311 7509 [email protected] On Wednesday 14 March we will be having an outing to the Centre Thermal Yverdon-les-Bains. For more information please contact Anne. Our April outing will be on Tuesday 24 April to Saint Maurice. Moms and Tots Kelly Ford, 079 799 7431 [email protected] Join the new Moms and Tots playgroup! A great opportunity for you and your child to meet new friends and get out of the house this winter! Please contact Kelly for more information concerning our March meeting.

ACTIVITY GROUPS


Doris Dorward moved to Switzerland with her family in 1968 and almost immediately became one of the then American Women’s Club’s founding members. She was president of the Club from 1975 to 1977. I have asked several people for their memories of Doris and they reveal a fun-loving lady with a strong social attitude, always caring for others and someone who will be missed by many. Doris was born and grew up in California and studied at the University of California, Berkeley, distinguishing herself not only academically but also as president of the prestigious Mortar Board Society. She enjoyed teaching Math and English and specialized in preparing students for American University entrance exams. She also had many Swiss adult private students and continued working well into her 80s. Doris was always an active member of the AWC and held several board positions. Socially involved with the club’s groups, she especially enjoyed hiking, cycling and bridge. In the 1970s she was one of the six AWC Volunteers who helped Terre des Hommes bring Korean orphans to Switzerland to be adopted by Swiss families. Swiss Air offered free passage to the volunteers who travelled in twos and could take any route as long as they arrived in Korea on the given date. Vivienne Furtwangler travelled with Doris and told us: ‘Doris and I stayed in Greece, Thailand, Hong Kong and Tokyo. We stayed a week in Japan as Doris had a village she particularly wanted to visit as her Japanese gardener in California had spoken of its beauty. We were followed everywhere and we were too tall to ignore. We brought back 13 children, one being a baby who slept in a hammock on the plane’. This journey involved the two volunteers transiting through Tokyo airport with all the children and only sign language for communication! Later in life Doris took up bridge and with her mathematical mind played very well. Anne Krayenbuhl remembers: ‘Doris organised the Bridge Group for several years and she was the one who suggested donating the bridge money to Transport Handicap, the first amount was over Fr 500. She had a wonderful outlook on life and often when unable to sleep at night she’d listen to an old favourite record and holding her walker she’d dance or she’d play a game of patience!’ Doris was a keen reader and she wanted others to enjoy books too. Sara Ruegg began helping her: ‘I met Doris at an area coffee and we started playing bridge. I bought a book or two from her and then helped her with boxes of second hand books she took to sell at AWC meetings in different hotels. We spent many a happy hour sorting books in her cellar and recommending books to each other.’ The funds from these book sales were donated to the AWC charities. The AIWC continued to play an important part in Doris’s life and she would have attended the Christmas Tea if she had been able. She was a lady who lived a fulfilled, active life and along the way helped many fellow human beings. She will be fondly remembered. -Linda Dyson

9h00 to 10h00. Please text or email Lisa to let her know that you will be joining the group. Leashed dogs are welcome. Hiking Karen Wilson, 021 800 5454 [email protected] The Hikers have gone into hibernation until the spring. Details of future hikes will be sent to those on the distribution list. Skiing (Downhill) Judy Lister, 021 657 1070 Jane Miners, 021 791 2733, [email protected] We ski on Tuesdays during the winter. Please contact us for further details. We hope you will join us on the slopes. Squash Judy Lister, 021 657 1070 [email protected] We meet Monday mornings from 10h00-11h00 at Alcatraz in Renens. Please call Judy if you would like to play. Tennis Puidoux Anne Guyot, 021 791 4938 or 079 212 0302, [email protected] We play in Puidoux. Our times are Mondays 9h30-10h30, 10h30-11h30 and Thursdays 9h30-11h00 and 11h00-12h30. Please contact Anne if you’d like to join. Tennis Vidy Inge VanWely, 021 807 1132 [email protected] We play on Thursdays from 10h00-11h00 in Vidy. Please contact Inge for more information.

REFERENCE

The following are not Activity Groups as such but these members are willing to give you advice or help with their specific topics. Golf Beverly Grahame, 079 212 2945 [email protected] Please contact Beverly for information about playing golf. Dog Related Rhonda Langham, 078 686 9793 [email protected] Please contact Rhonda if you have questions concerning dog activities.

IN MEMORIAM - DORIS DORWARD (1917-2011)

Doris celebrating her 90th birthday


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LAVAUX RIVIERA

If you are part of this AIWC member area,

you will find the letters LR next to your name in the membership directory.

Friday, 2 March at 9h30 and every 1st Friday

of the month Manor Restaurant, 2ndFloor, St

Antoine Shopping Centre Vevey

Area Hostesses: Margaret Ellison, Mariette

Langerak, Rhonda Langham Bernadette Smith, Philippa Stanley

LAUSANNE

If you are part of this AIWC member area,

you will find the letters LSN next to your name in the membership directory.

Join us for a coffee at the next Meet & Greet Coffee at the

clubhouse

Wednesday, 14 March, 9h30-11h30

Area Hostesse:s Linda Dyson, Marie Fischer, Leng

Mouqin, Caroline Reynolds, Marie Lou von Schack

COMMUNITY SERVICES

WEST RIVIERA

If you are part of this AIWC member area, you will find the

letters WR next to your name in

the membership directory.

Wednesday, 21 March at 9h30

at Hotel de Ville Le Rivage Port de Lutry

Area Hostesses :

Françoise André, Lindy Evans, Jane Miners, Tanis Vollmann,

Karen Wilson Judy Lister, Sara Rüegg

JOIN US FOR A COFFEE

LA CÔTE

If you are part of this member area,

you will find the letters LC next to your name in the membership directory.

Friday, 23 March

at 10h00 La Longeraie Hotel,

Morges

Hope to see you there!

Area Hostesses Anne Cappin, Carole Gattiker

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The newly installed medical cabinet at La Maison de Massongex, purchased with funds raised by AIWC in 2010/11. A big thank you from La Maison and the Community Services

committee for all who contributed throughout the year.


The AIWC Constitutional

Amendment Committee Needs You!

It's time to review and update our constitution. If you have served on a

board, we'd love to have the benefit of your experience. Never sat on an ex-

ecutive board? No problem. We could use your fresh perspective. Join us and help keep our club running

smoothly and effectively.

Please contact Lisa at

[email protected]

CLASSIFIEDS

THREE-DAY BUMPER BOOK SALE, Scots Kirk hall, 26 av. Rumine, 1005 Lausanne: Wed, Thurs, Fri, 21 - 23 March, 2012. Time: 2.30 – 7 pm. Large selection of second-hand English and French books: novels, non-fiction, old & rare, children’s, audio books, DVDs. Coffee Corner. Come and browse. All proceeds go to charity.

SCS CATERING SERVICES & Party Organizer - for all occasions according to your budget. Visit www.scs-catering.ch or contact SABINE SHABETAI Tel. 022 361 8971, [email protected]

ANNA BOURGEOIS, psychotherapist and Jungian analyst, has a diploma from the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich. Consultations available in English or French. Tel. 021 801 6223, [email protected]

CHRIST CHURCH (Anglican/Episcopal) Lausanne. Worship and Children's Sunday Club Sundays at 10.30. Contact Revd Adèle Kelham 021 312 6563 , details on www.christchurch-lausanne.ch

YOUR HANDYMAN FOR ALL SEASONS is back on duty and offers the following services: hanging pictures, light fixtures, assembling furniture, painting, mowing( garden chores). Hourly rate CHF50 + travel fee CHF10. Your Handyman For All Seasons: Giles Martin, Rue Général Boinod 7, 1170 Aubonne, [email protected], 079 263 0570

JOIN THE VILLAGE PLAYERS on Wednesday March 14th , at 8pm for A TOASTMASTER’S EVENING with Keith Westmacott. Learn from The Toastmasters International how to improve your speaking and leadership skills at the same time as having fun! Village Players’ Clubhouse, Chalet-à-Gobet (next to the Auberge). Bar & doors open at 7.30pm.

CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW

MARCH CALENDAR

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

Underlined items take place at the clubhouse. Items in italics are special events.

1

9h30 Tennis in Puidoux 10h00 Tennis in Vidy 11h00 Tennis in Puidoux 13h30 Bridge

2

9h30 LR Area Coffee 10h00 Dream Interpretation I

5 Original Readers

9h00 Badminton 9h30 Tennis in Puidoux 10h30 Tennis in Puidoux 10h00 Squash

6 Skiing

9h00 Nordic Walking 9h30 French Conversation 18h00 English Conversation

7

9h30 Board Meeting 14h00 Needlepoint

8 9h30 Tennis in Puidoux 9h30 Fit & Fun Walking 10h00 Tennis in Vidy 11h00 Tennis in Puidoux 13h30 Bridge

9

10h00 Dream Interpretation II

12 9h00 Badminton 9h30 Tennis in Puidoux 10h30 Tennis in Puidoux 10h00 Squash

13 Skiing


14

Free Spirits Trip to Yverdon 9h30 Meet & Greet Coffee 14h00 Needlepoint

15 9h30 Tennis in Puidoux 9h30 Literature Group 10h00 Tennis in Vidy 11h00 Tennis in Puidoux 13h30 Bridge

16

9h30 German Conversation


20 Skiing


21

9h30 WR Area Coffee 14h00 Needlepoint

22 9h30 Tennis in Puidoux 9h30 Fit & Fun Walking 11h00 Tennis in Puidoux

Out to Lunch Bunch 13h30 Bridge

23

Explore Lausanne’s trip to Durig Chocolatier

10h00 LC Area Coffee


27 Skiing


28

9h30 Music Appreciation 14h00 Needlepoint

29 9h30 Tennis in Puidoux 11h00 Tennis in Puidoux 13h30 Bridge 14h00 History of Art

30

9h30 German Conversation
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