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 Expatriate Community Groups
Almaty International Women's Club - AIWC - meets every Wednesday morning from 10:30 through 12:30 in the Belvedere Restaurant of the Regent Ankara Hotel. It is an excellent venue for meeting new people, a great source for information, and a solid starting place for getting involved in the community. The Club's activities include Cooking Club, Handicrafts, Hiking Group, Stitch & Bitch etc.
Almaty Cub Scot Pack3975 invites all interested young men ages 7 through 10 to join Cub Pack. Besides regular Den meetings, the Pack also goes hiking, camping, on field trips and sponsors other other fun events. For more information or to join the Pack please contact Dave Besch (Tel: 77-98-10, email davebesch2@yahoo.com).
Girl Scouting is a great opportunity for girls to grow and stretsh their wings in a safe and responsible environment The program encourages increased skill building and responsibility, and also promotes the developement of strong leadership and decision-making skills. There five age levels in Girl Scouting: Daisy girl Scouts, ages 6-8; Junior Girl Scouts, ages 8-11; Caddette Girl Scouts, ages 11-14; and Senior Girl Scouts, ages 14-17. All program activities are age0appropriate and all age levels are represented here in Almaty. If you would like information or for your daughter to be involved in Girl Scouts please contact Angie Miller at 65-63-27 or 8-333-244-7655 or email millerad4@hotmail.com.
Al Anon meets every Sunday at 7:00 PM. Meetings are open to those people who are interested in attending. Please contact contact the Cultural Liaison's office (CLO's office) at the American Embassy (633921 X 210) for details.
The Diplomats' Club - Membership in the Diplomats' Club is open to all spouses of accredited diplomats and members of defense staffs in Almaty. Annual Club membership is $20. For more information, contact the Cultural Liaison's office (CLO's office) at the American Embassy (633921 X 210).
Hash House Harriers - The HHH meets every Sunday afternoon at 3:00 PM in front of Murphy's Bar at the corner of Tole Bi and Zenkova.The HHH has been described as a "drinking group with a running problem." However, non-drinkers, walkers and children are welcome. The HHH is a good excuse for a bit of socializing, some exercise, and a way to see interesting parts of Almaty. For more information, contact the Cultural Liaison's office (CLO's office) at the American Embassy (633921 X 210) or check out their new web site at http://www.geocities.com/tienshanhhh
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