Please join us on Monday,  August 22 at 7:30, at Erin Urban’s home (2663 Monterey Dr) for August’s book club meeting to discuss Curtis Sittenfeld’s novel, Eligible. Attention Jane Austen fans: this is a fun attempt at updating Pride and Prejudice. But even if (or perhaps especially if) the last thing you read was Good Night, Moon, please come for the laughter, food and drinks. I know this has been written often, but if you don’t have time to read the book please come anyway. Reading the book may be an easy way to create a common connection, but forming friendships certainly doesn’t involve required reading.

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July 25, 7:30 pm

Please join us at Stephanie Cooper’s home (161 Highview Drive ) for July’s book club meeting to discuss Susan Gilman’s novel The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street. Even if (or perhaps especially if) the last thing you read was Good Night Moon, please come for the laughter, food and drinks. I know this has been written often, but if you don’t have time to read the book please come anyway. Reading the book may be an easy way to create a common connection, but forming friendships certainly doesn’t involve required reading.

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Tuesday, May 31
5:30-7:30 p.m.

End of the school year getting you down? Happy Hour at Houlihan’s never sounded better!

Come enjoy $3.95 Apps and ½ price bottles of wine to share with your newest, bestest Newcomer pals. No significant others, no kids, just bring your winning smile and your need to unwind.

Houlihan’s at the Galleria
1500 Washington Rd
So EASY, So CHILL, see you there!

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We want YOU on the board next year!

Are you interested in:

1.       Having fun?

2.       Forming friendships?

3.       Getting involved in your community?

4.       Contributing your ideas, time & talents?

5.       Supporting local women?

USC NEWCOMERS’ CLUB is looking for chair and co-chair volunteers for the coming year. Thank you for considering lending your unique skills and perspective. No experience is required! Board members will need to possess a positive outlook, helpful can-do attitude and caring acceptance of others. If you’ve got it, we want it! Hop on board, ladies!

Treasurer:
This person is responsible for overseeing the club’s budget. Responsibilities include collecting dues throughout the year, overseeing the budget and working closely with the board with respect to how the money is assigned/spent/etc. as well as making sure that any financial burden assumed by a board member is re-paid.

Ladies’ Day Out Chair:
This person is responsible for the creation and execution of events during the year that take place during the day.  Responsibilities include scheduling, finding creative events that will appeal to members, and promoting the event on the club’s website, Facebook page, etc.

Ladies’ Night Out Chair:
This person is responsible for the creation and execution of events during the year that take place during the evening.  Responsibilities include creating events that appeal to members, scheduling and promoting the event on the club’s website, Facebook page, etc.

Community Affairs:
This person is responsible for coordinating a gift drive with an outreach organization in December and the Community Day Booth and Parade events in May.  Responsibilities for the December event include communicating with the organization to obtain names for children who need gifts, assigning the names to club members that volunteer to provide said gifts, collecting the gifts and coordinating the pick up of the gifts (usually at their home).  Responsibilities for Community Day include working with the township regarding the parade and the event booth as well as promoting the event, attracting volunteers to set up, take down as well as work the booth on the day of the event.

Contact Eva Yager at evayager@hotmail.com or 916-541-6714 for questions or to sign up.