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San José, Costa Rica, Friday, July 3, 2009, Vol. 9, No. 130

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Today, Friday, July 3


July 4th on the 3rd

The American Colony Committee presents its 48th Independence Day celebration and party today at the Florida Ice and Farm picnic grounds on the Autopista General Canãs west of San José. All U.S. citizens and their families are invited. There is an admission.


Saturday, July 4 & Sunday, July 5

Unity Community YARD, BOOK & CLOTHES Bag Sale

Unity Community YARD, BOOK & Clothes Bag Sale in Escazú off Calle Vieja, 100 meters east of Calle Country Club.  8378-6679. Info: http://UnityCRNews.com


Sunday, July 5

Legion's Independence Day

American Legion Post 16 in Heredia plans an Independence Day picnic at Club Campestre Español in San Antonio de Belén from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Legion promises five hours of continuous playing by a well-known band and a main course of pork, beef or chicken. Admission is 10,000 colons ($17.50) for adults and 5,000 colons for youngsters from 5 to 12 years. More information is available at 2261-6944 (English) or 2269-2205 (Spanish). The picnic is open to persons of all nationalities.


Thursday, July 16

Central Pacific Women's Group

Norma and Ken Kahn will describe through word, photo and film their voyage with the Organization for Tropical Studies to the jewel of Costa Rica, Isla del Coco. The event is from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Balcon del Mar Hotel. For more information about the Women’s Group those interested can contact Mrs. Kahn at 2643-1896 and 8841-7924 or via e-mail to  kahnnk@gmail.com.


Saturday, July 25

Immigration lawyer to talk

Democrats Abroad of Costa Rica has invited Rómulo Pacheco, a prominent immigration lawyer here in San José, to speak on Costa Rican immigration in general and how the new immigration laws will affect foreign residents and would-be residents of Costa Rica. The meeting is from 9:30 to noon in the Aurola Holiday Inn in downtown San José, third floor.  Contribution 5,000 colons for coffee break and meeting room. Reservations required at cr.democratsabroad@yahoo.com or by calling Paul Kloes at 2215-4254.  Come and meet your fellow Democrats. Visit http://democratsabroad.org.



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Every Sunday

 Roman Catholic Mass
Catholic Mass is offered every Sunday at 4 p.m. in English in the St. Mary's Chapel at the Ramada Plaza Herradura Hotel in Cariari.  The phone for information is 2239-0033.  All are invited.

Escazú Christian Fellowship
The "heart, hands, and voice of Jesus Christ in Costa Rica's English-speaking community" meets for worship in English at 5 p.m. in Guachipelín (in the building of International Baptist Church). Nursery care is available, and Sunday School for preschoolers through high schoolers follows a children's time in worship. Communion served each first Sunday. Please call 8395-9653 or browse www.ecfcr.net for more information and directions.

Unity-Costa Rica Service in English
Unity Center for Spiritual Development in Piedades, Santa Ana (350 meters south — up the hill — from the Shang Hai Restaurant) offers its English service of singing, meditation, and message at 11 a.m.  Before service coffee or tea and after the service lunch at 12:15 p.m.  For more information call Unity Center at 2203-4411.


First Tuesday

VFW meeting

The Stanley "Sarge" Novak Veterans Of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 11207 meets each first Tuesday of the month at the Colonial Casino, Second Floor, at 1 p.m. All VFW and prospective members are welcome to join members in comradeship. For further information, please call 2750-0453 and 2228-2313.
 

Freemasons

The English-speaking La Luz Lodge No.3, Freemasons, meets the first and third Tuesday at at the Grand Lodge in San José opposite the AM PM supermarket on Avenida Central at Calle 19. For information: Gunner Nuñez, 8387-3903, Howard Smith, 2529-3169 or John Goodman, 2285-5231


Newcomers
Newcomers Club of Costa Rica (for women) meets first Tuesday of every month, September through May. September meeting will be an interest fair. Contact:  2416-1111 costaricaporo@yahoo.com   or  http://www.newcomersclubofcostarica.com


First Wednesday

American Legion Post 10
Costa Rica's first American Legion post, Post 10 in Escazú, holds its meeting now at noon on the first Wednesday of the month. The post, chartered in 1957, has been revitalized with the addition of more than 20 new members, said a press release. Any former member whose membership has lapsed is welcome to rejoin, it said. The meetings are at the Bello Horizonte Country Club in Escazú, and any veterans of a uniformed service are invited to attend, the release said. Those interested can contact Chuck Turner at 2228-6014, Mel Goldberg at 2288-0454, John Moran at 2232-1680 or Steve Venghaus at 2231-6105.


League for Peace

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Costa Rican Section, bilingual, meets in Heredia the first Wednesday of the month. Works on peace activities, letters, editorials, campaigns for peace and human rights. Call Mitzi 2433-7078 for information.


Second Tuesday

Sergeant First Class Raymond Edison Jones Jr. Post 16 Costa Rica

The American Legion Post 16 Heredia holds its monthly meeting at noon at Hotel America in downtown Heredia. The hotel is located 75 meters south of the Parque Central. The meeting room is on the fifth floor and the hotel is wheelchair friendly. Past members as well as new members and guests are welcome. Also bring your wife as we are starting a Ladies Auxilary. www.amlegion16cr.org
 

Third Tuesday
 
The Republicans Abroad of Costa Rica is an organization which provides a means for like minded individuals to meet and communicate with each other and with the national Republican Party through our parent organization, Republicans Abroad International.  We sponsor a luncheon/lecture series which meets on the third Tuesday of April, May, June, September, and October.  The location of these lunches, the speaker and the topic will be announced through the English-language press and by e-mail to our members. These meetings are open to the public.  For more information contact us by e-mail to republicansabroadcr@hotmail.com or by phone to 2232-5016


Second Wednesday

Women's Club

The Women’s Club of Costa Rica is a philanthropic organization supporting education, primarily through scholarships and development of school libraries for children in Costa Rica.   WCCR’s English-speaking membership of over 250 women of all ages, representing 25 countries of the world, is drawn together by the motto of "Friendship through Service."   Monthly meetings with guest speakers are held the second Wednesday of each month, as well as regular luncheons, teas, and many interest groups.  Guests are welcome.  Further information can be found at www.wccr.org or membership@wccr.org



Third Thursday

Jacó women's group
The newly formed Central Pacific Women's Group holds its meeting at 9 a.m.
in Jacó's Balcon del Mar. The bilingual group is an affiliate of the Jacó Chamber of Commerce and discusses community and business issues. The group hosts guests speakers. Community building, cultural, educational, and social activities are topics of interest. Anyone interested in attending, can make a reservation at 2643-2853 or e-mail christinatruitt@gmail.com


Every Tuesday

Bible study
All are invited to Bible study in San Antonio de Belén at 7:30 p.m., sponsored by Escazú Christian Fellowship. Call  2293-9437 or browse www.ecfcr.net for more information and directions.


Every Wednesday

Bungee Bible study
The Bungee Jumpers Bible study of Escazú Christian Fellowship meets in Rohrmoser at 7:15. p.m. Please call 8395-9653 or browse www.ecfcr.net for more information and directions.


Every Thursday

Men's Bible breakfast
The Men's Bible Study of Escazú Christian Fellowship meets for breakfast at 7 a.m. at Robin's Kitchen (Escazú Centro, 300 meters east of the Cruz Roja). Please call 8395-9653 or browse www.ecfcr.net for more information and directions.

Women's Bible study
An interdenominational Bible study is taking place every Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon.  The group of approximately 15 meets in member's homes. For more information, call Cheryl Soerens at 2215-2116.

Last Saturday

Democrats
Democrats Abroad of Costa Rica meets on the last Saturday of every month (except December) at the Aurola Holiday Inn, downtown San Jose, 9:30 to noon. Check the web site at http://democratsabroad.org or call Paul Kloes, 2215-4254, for information and reservations. Register to vote absentee on www.VoteFromAbroad.org!

Wine Club meeting
The Wine Club meets at 1 p.m. on the last Saturday of each month. For more information on upcoming events, please e-mail costaricawineclub@gmail.com


Daily

Hams meet on the air
Amistad Amateur Radio Club meeting on-the-air, 7083 Khz. every morning at 7:30 a.m.  Call on 2 meters FM on 145.77 Mhz. anytime.  Contact Keko Diez, ti5kd10@gmail.com for club info or info on obtaining reciprocal operating permission for Costa Rica.


Anytime

SUBUD open houses

SUBUD is practice dedicated to the awakening of the human soul — and a renewal of our connection to the Great Life Force. It is not a religion but embraces the content of all religions. Subud Costa Rica will host a series of open houses for those interested in learning more. Scheduling to be based upon interest. Please call 8-859-5851, e-mail: hkaber@hotmail.com or visit www.subud.org for more information.


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