Recreation &
Fun
In addition to working hard at fund raising, PWC (Palatine Women's Club) members also enjoy each
other's company as they participate in a variety of hobbies.
Bowling
- Begins the 1st Wednesday after Labor Day and runs through the 1st
Wednesday in May.
- The first "ball" is at 9:15 am at Beverly Lanes in Arlington
Heights.
- Social Bowling. No set teams. No team competition.
Bowling for fun only. Handicaps are computed based upon submitted
scores.
- Cost is approximately $12 per week. Since there are no set teams,
come when you can. You only pay for the weeks that you bowl.
- Participants often go out for lunch after bowling.
- A year end banquet is held -- and prizes are awarded.
Bridge
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Meets the 4th Tuesday of the month from September through
May.
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The group is comprised of 8 members plus substitutes.
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Each player rotates tables after
6 hands of bridge.
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Individual points are recorded
throughout the evening.
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Play is
friendly and filled with conversation.
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Cost is $2 per evening.
All participants (members plus
substitutes) receive awards.
Golf
- Play generally begins Mid-May and continues as long as the weather
cooperates.
- Open to anyone who happens to have that Thursday morning free.
- Play is at Twin Lakes golf course in Palatine.
- Based upon that week's participation, a sufficient number of tee times are
reserved.
- Play generally starts at 8:00 am.
- Standard Greens Fees apply (based upon Salt Creek Park District
residency). Riding carts are available for an additional fee.
- Scores are not formally kept.
- Come out and enjoy a friendly round filled with lively banter followed by
an early lunch!
Movie Matinee
Our monthly
movie matinee will be on the fourth Wednesday of each month followed by an
early dinner. Information about the theater, movie and restaurant will be
e-mailed a few days before the event. If you don't have email, please call
our recreation co-chairman, Catherine. You'll find her number in your club
directory. Look forward to seeing you all then!!!!
If you like the
idea of participating this social outing and making new friends, c'mon and
join
us.
Tennis
- Feel like hitting a few balls on Wednesday mornings?
Then bring your racket and tennis balls to Morris Park in Palatine.
- Play begins in mid-April and continues as long as the
weather permits.
- If you can hold a tennis racket and occasionally hit the
ball -- then this Social Doubles group is for you!
- Play starts at 8:00 am.
- Players rotate in and out based upon the number of
available people.
Three-Week Book Club
- Do you like to read? Tired of having to hunt for new,
interesting books? Did you hate having to do Book Reports in
School? Then this group is for you!
- The Book Club participants meet in August to select
titles. Each person brings a list of books that they are interested in
reading. The group discusses the list and makes a recommendation from
that person's list. The result is that each Book Club participant has
a "selected book" for the year. So, if there are 12
participants, 12 books are selected.
- The Book Club chairperson then purchases one copy of each
of the selected books. The total cost is divided equally among all
Book Club participants.
- The Book Club chairperson includes a list of all
participants inside the cover of each book. The books are then
distributed to the Book Club participants at the September meeting.
Each person begins reading their selected book.
- At the end of three weeks, each person is expected to pass
their book to the next person on the list. They will receive a
different book in return. At the end of the year, everyone in the Book
Club will have read each of the selected books.
- In addition to the "Book Selection" meeting in
August, the participants will meet one other time during the year to discuss
a "Group Book". Each participant is expected to locate and
read the "Group Book" in time for the discussion.
- Due to organizational necessity, PWC members must join the
Book Club prior to September 1st each year in order to participate.
Have another Recreation Idea?
- Make a suggestion to the Palatine Women's Club and start
organizing your group.
- Unlike formal committees, each Recreational Group is lead
by an interested PWC member. The Group Lead is responsible for all
Recreational arrangements (such as reservations for bowling and golf).
- Participation will be open to all Palatine Women's Club
members -- and is voluntary.
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