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 Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 8:12 am Post subject: WOMEN'S CLUBS & ASSOCIATIONS IN CANADA |
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WOMEN'S CLUBS & ASSOCIATIONS IN CANADA
AJAX MOM AND TOTS PLAYGROUP
http://www.ajaxmoms.com/
Organizer: Lee-Ann Licini (905)683-5222
A group of moms and their babies and toddlers gathering weekly for relaxed,fun and rewarding playdates. All moms reside in the Ajax/Pickering area. Most of the members live in the Lakeside community.
BARRIE NEWCOMERS CLUB
http://www.barrienewcomers.com/
A social organization for people new to the area, to help them make friends, and to become acquainted with Barrie and the surrounding area.
QUINTE AREA NEWCOMERS' CLUB
President: Kay Hosking (613) 966-8968
Secretary: Sharon Gerow (613) 961-7370
Club meets fourth Wednesday of each month. Interest groups include: Bridge, Euchre, Garden Friends, Movie Group, Theatre Group, Luncheon Club, Book Club and Pot-Luck Supper Group. All ages welcome.
NEWCOMERS CLUB
Contact: (519) 756-6121
A non-profit organization introducing female newcomers to the area to others with similar interests.
BURLINGTON NEWCOMERS' CLUB
Membership Co-Chairperson: Ann Orr (905) 335-1751
Membership Co-Chairperson: Ann Reid (905) 335-8540
A non-profit club whose purpose is to provide the opportunity for newcomers to meet other new people in Burlington. Dinner meetings with speakers and many other interest groups and activities.
CHATHAM NEWCOMERS CLUB
Contact: Judy (519) 351-0109
CORNWALL & AREA NEWCOMERS CLUB
President: Elizabeth Adams (613) 932-8164
Membership: Lorraine Alguire (613) 937-4408
Cornwall Newcomers Club welcomes women new to the Cornwall area! We offer a monthly dinner meeting, a delicious dessert night, couples events, a lively lunch club, a book club, a baby club and a monthly newsletter to keep everything straight! Please give us a call for more details.
GUELPH NEWCOMERS' CLUB
President: Donna (519) 836-6250
Membership: Sheila (519) 836-2643
If you are new to Guelph, what better way to meet other new arrivals than joining the Guelph Newcomers Club. Newcomers provides a wonderful opportunity to make new friends and participate in many fun activities. This busy bunch always has something going on, from knitting and quilting, to Bridge and Euchre, book clubs, walking and much more. There is a Moms and Tots group for those with wee ones. Monthly luncheons are great for socializing at the many interesting eating spots in and around Guelph. Out and About trips explore and familiarize Newcomers with the area, and whether it's shopping , a round of golf or a visit to a museum, it's fun. We hope you will join us.
KINGSTON NEWCOMERS CLUB
http://groups.msn.com/KingstonNewcomersClub
Membership: Susan Billinghurst (613) 540-2184
President: Maureen Hamilton (613) 545 7820
Monthly meetings Sept. to June and varied and vigourous program of activities including bowling, games nights, bridge, pot luck lunches, golf, men's breakfast club, pub nights, movie club, day trippers club, morning coffee group, etc. etc. If you are a single, a couple, or a significant other, and are new to Kingston join our group and become acquainted with the Kingston area and enjoy a lively social group. We'd love to tell you more!
AMERICAN WOMEN'S CLUB OF LONDON
1st Vice President: Donna (519) 474-1543
Treasurer: Pat (519) 472-8801
MARKHAM UNIONVILLE NEWCOMERS CLUB
http://www.markhamnewcomersclub.ca/
President: Andrea Patrick
Our club is a social centre for Unionville and Markham newcomers resident in the area for less than two years. We welcome new members and inquiries. Please contact us for further information.
MISSISSAUGA NEWCOMERS & ACORN CLUB
http://www.newcomers.eboard.com/
A social club for Mississauga women & men who have been transferred to our city within the past 2 years We also welcome those residents with recent life-style changes. Join us at a meeeting and decide what activities you'd like to join. Create your own ativity, assist with hospitality or volunteer your skills on the executive. We hold evening or afternoon social meeting the first Wednesday monthly from September to May. Activities run throughout the year.
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE NEWCOMERS' CLUB
http://niagara.cioc.ca/details.asp?RSN=6210&Number=23
Newcomers is a non-profit social group for women who have relocated to the Niagara-on-the-lake area within the past three years. Their goal is to make new acquaintances and become familiar with the many activities and opportunities in the new community.
OAKVILLE NEWCOMERS' CLUB
http://www.oakvillenewcomersclub.com/
Membership Co-ordinator: Marie Purchase
The Oakville Newcomer's Club is a non-profit women's social club whose aim is to help newcomers to Oakville meet people through social activities. There are many interest groups including: fitness and ravine walking, golf, quilting, book club, afternoon bridge, coffee morning, pub night, culinary journeys, movie night, live theatre night, games night, gardening, moms and tots and night owls.
A-BETTER-CHANCE
http://www.a-better-chance.org/
Contact: Doris Aubin (819) 682-3429
Newcomers to Ottawa from around the world are welcome to meet. We have a conversation club every Wednesday evening. Learn about Ottawa and surroundings and make friends.
ST. CATHARINES & DISTRICT NEWCOMERS CLUB
Membership and Publicity: Lynda Downie (905) 687-8334
A very active club for Newcomers to St. Catharines and area. Great way to meet new people at our many activities, including Movie Night, Garden Group, Bridge, Euchre, Luncheon Out, Book Groups, Couples/Singles dinners and more. Meets 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Heidhof, 600 Lake St. St. Catharines at 7:30 pm.
WHITCHURCH STOUFFVILLE NEWCOMERS CLUB
President: Carolynn MacKinnon (905) 640-0739
THORNHILL NEWCOMERS & ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
President: Mary Muir (905) 731-6847
Vice President: Karen McFetters (905) 889-8209
We are an informal friendly, social group who welcome women, either new to Thornhill or whose lifestyles have changed. Our interests are as varied as our members and we keep adding activities to reflect the past-times and hobbies of all. Why not join us.
WATERLOO REGION NEWCOMERS CLUB
President: Debbie (519) 620-9871
A welcoming group which meets one a month, providing an opportunity to meet other newcomers, for promoting friendships and forming a new support system.
THE OSHAWA/WHITBY NEWCOMERS' CLUB
President: Susan Lotherington (905) 576-6930
Vice President: Mariyln Wedlock (905) 665 6608
We are a social club for women who wish to make new friends. The monthly meeting, held the 2nd Tuesday of the month, feature guest speakers or social activities. There are also different activity groups held throughout the month based on the members' interests and ideas.
THE WHITBY STAY AT HOME MOMS GROUP
http://sahm.meetup.com/825/
Meet other Whitby Stay at Home Moms & Moms-to-be. Help to plan events, get involved and make new friends. Kids are welcome. |
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