Cambridge Society of Paris

February-Monthly Drinks
2019-02-06 19:00 (Europe/Paris) | Murphy’s House, 10 rue de la Chaussée d'Antin, Paris, 75009, France
Wed 6th February 19:00 – Monthly Drinks
Come and join us from 7pm to meet up for an informal evening. All Oxford and Cambridge Alumni and their friends are warmly welcome. This month, Alumni from Trinity College Dublin will also be joining us.
We have renegotiated the deal with Murphyâ€™s and you will need to present a copy of the offer voucher attached to benefit from the prices agreed. Details of the drinks and snacks included are given on the voucher.
Murphy’s offer voucher
Murphy’s House – 10 rue de la ChaussÃ©e d’Antin, 75009 Paris.Â Metro OpÃ©ra – RER Auber – vÃ©lib: station 2015 rue Louis le Grand.

Cheese and Wine in Cambridge
2019-02-01 19:00 - 21:00
Fri 1stÂ February 2019 â€“ Cheese and Wine in Cambridge

You are invited to the Cambridge Society of Paris event in Cambridge on Friday 1st February at 7pm at the University Centre Wine Bar, Granta Place, Cambridge.
The Cambridge Society of Paris has enjoyed inviting new students to the Annual Freshers’ Welcome event in Paris each September. Attendees have been encouraged to join the Society – free membership being offered to all current students – and there are now over 70 such members in the Society. This has led to a joint initiative, together with the French Society in Cambridge to organise a cheese and wine evening in Cambridge. The aim is to allow those members in residence there and their friends to get together, naturally with a French theme as cheeses will be brought over from France specially for the event, and you will be able to enjoy them with wines provided by Cambridge Wine Merchants in good company.
Tickets are Â£8 each and can be obtained on line through the following link – Getqpay registration form – there are still about half-a-dozen left.

Oxford Dinner
2019-01-24 19:00 - 22:00
ThursÂ 24th January – Oxford DinnerÂ
Our members are invited to a Dinner organised by the Oxford Society on Thursday 24th January.Â John Whelan, who was in charge of renovating a number of French brasseries, in Paris and in the provinces, will talk about his work and the Aesthetic Movement at Brasserie Floderer. Full details to follow.

January-Monthly Drinks
2019-01-02 19:00 - 22:00 | Murphy’s House, 10 rue de la Chaussée d'Antin, Paris, 75009, France
Wed 2ndÂ January 19:00 – Monthly Drinks
Come and join us from 7pm to meet up for an informal evening. All Oxford and Cambridge Alumni and their friends are warmly welcome.
We have just renegotiated the deal with Murphyâ€™s and you will need to present a copy of the offer voucher attached to benefit from the prices agreed. Details of the drinks and snacks included are given on the voucher.
Murphy’s House – 10 rue de la ChaussÃ©e d’Antin, 75009 Paris. Â Metro OpÃ©ra – RER Auber – vÃ©lib: station 2015 rue Louis le Grand.

Christmas Concert
2018-12-22 20:00 - 22:00
Sat 22ndÂ December 20:00 – Christmas Concert
The Ensemble Via Luce, Musical Director Peter Vizard (Gonville & Caius), is performing at the Mairie du 15e, 31 rue PÃ©clet, 75015 Paris on Saturday 22nd December at 8pm. They will be performing music by Mozart, Richard Strauss and Johann Strauss. Admission free.

Christmas Concert
2018-12-16 16:30 - 18:30
Sun 16th December 16:30 – Christmas Concert
Christmas Carols in the heart of Paris at the Church of St Denys du St Sacrement, 68bisÂ rue de Turenne (Paris 3Ã¨me)
THE WELLS CONSORT (conductor Christopher Wells, Magdalene) emerged from the English Cathedral Choir of Paris, with its unique repertoire of music sung in England’s prestigious cathedrals and colleges. They’ll be singing carols, motets and other festive music for the Christmas season in the heart of the trendy Marais quarter. It’s free of charge, unless you wish to contribute to a retiring collection.

Bach Christmas Cantatas
2018-12-16 16:00 - 19:00
Sun 16th December 16:00 – Bach Christmas Cantatas
The Ensemble Via Luce, Musical Director Peter Vizard (Gonville & Caius), is performing Bach Christmas Cantatas BWV61, BWV133 and BWV123 at the Elise Saint-Ignace, 33 rue de SÃ¨vres, 75006 Paris (Metro Rennes) at 4pm on Sunday 16th December. Admission free.

Gonville & Caius Choir in Paris
2018-12-15 20:00 - 22:00
Sat 15th December 20:00 – Gonville & Caius Choir in Paris
Coinciding with the release of their album of French Carols, The Gonville & Caius College Choir is performing in Paris on Saturday 15th December at 8pm. Do join them for Christmas Carols at Eglise St Pierre de Chaillot, 31 avenue Marceau, 75008 Paris (Metros Alma Marceau and George V). Admission free.

UK Alumni Christmas Mixer
2018-12-12 18:30 - 23:30
Wed 12th December 18:30 – UK Alumni Christmas Mixer
Come along and enjoy some Christmas cheer with members of the other UK Alumni Groups in Paris, who will gather at the British Council, 9 rue Constantine in the 7th (metro Invalides) from 6h30pm. The event is free, but registration is required and places limited. To book, go to:Â universities-inter-alumni-christmas-drinks-at-the-british-council.

Christmas Carols
2018-12-11 18:30 | The Travellers Club, 25 avenue des Champs-Elysées, Paris, 75008, France
We are pleased to announce that the now traditional Christmas Carol singing will take place on Tuesday 11th December at the Travellers Club, 25 avenue des Champs-ElysÃ©es, Paris 8e.
All members and friends are welcome. Full details, including the price per person, will be provided nearer to the date of the event.
NB. Please note the dress code – the Travellers Club requires men to wear a jacket and tie.

L'Etudiant Study Abroad fairÂ
2018-12-08
The British Council is looking for anyone interested in helping them out with their stand at the Lâ€™Etudiant Study Abroad fair that will take place on Sat 8th December at VIPARIS, Espace Champerret, (Rue Jean Ostreicher 75017 Paris).
The British Council will have a stand there for the whole day. There will be a British Council member of staff on the stand throughoutÂ and they would find it very useful to have extra help from people who have had experience in studying in a UK university. Your task will consist in helping to answer all types of questions from students about studying in the UK. YouÂ Â would only need to be on the stand for half a day, from 10 am to 2pm or from 2pm to 6pm.
The British Councill will be delighted if any CamSoc members were able to join them. If you are interested, please contact Cristina Smith on cristina.smith@britishcouncil.fr or 01 49 55 73 34.

Varsity Rugby
2018-12-06 12:30 | The Bowler, 13 rue d'Artois, Paris, 75008, France
Thurs 6th December 12:30 â€“ Varsity Rugby

Join us from noon on Thursday December 6th at the Bowler Pub, 13 rue d’Artois, Paris 75008 to watch this year’s Varsity Rugby matches.
The Ladies’ match kicks off at 12:30 so come along and watch over a bar lunch. The Men’s game starts at 16:00. Please send an email to Peter Salinson onÂ peter.salinson@wanadoo.frÂ to give an idea on numbers. The more the merrier! Dress code: Blue (shade according to affiliation).

Christmas Dinner with Berlin Cabaret
2018-11-25 19:30 - 23:30 | Le Zimmer, 1 Place du ChÃ¢telet, Paris, Paris, 75001, France
We have privatised oneÂ of the finestÂ Parisian Belle Epoque restaurants andÂ You are invitedÂ to theÂ Cambridge Christmas DinnerÂ with music, magic and Berlin CabaretÂ 19h30 to 23h30, Le Zimmer, ChÃ¢telet,Â Sunday 25thÂ NovemberÂ 2018.

BerlinÂ CabaretÂ makes its dÃ©but in Paris! Â Beguiling, bewigged and Baroque, Claudia Roick and Nicole Tschaikin, performing as the exotic Baroque Bitches, are stars of the cabaret scene in Berlin. Now, by invitation from the Cambridge Society of Paris, they are making their dÃ©but in Paris. This will be something completely different! Sopranos with the voices of angels, these are no cherubins! But Claudia and Nicole will bewitch you with their outstanding OpÃ©ra VariÃ©tÃ© bringing a whole new perspective to opera, operetta and Kurt Weil. Perfectly rendered classical and 1920s music with a twist. Wow!

Le Zimmer
After the war of 1870, some wealthy families from Alsace wanted to remain French Citizens. To do so, they moved to Paris and founded brasseries. The Zimmers were amongst them, and their restaurant remains as one of the finest Belle Epoque restaurants in Paris, recently decorated by Jacques Garcia. Formerly the stamping ground of Sarah Bernhardt, Richard Strauss, Emile Zola, Picasso, and Toulouse Lautrec, we have privatised the entire restaurant for a great party; the Cambridge Christmas Dinner
.

Music and MagicÂ When you arrive, as you take your aperitifs, champagne and kir, charleston, swing and boogie woogie music will be played by Christophe Benz, Paul Marcorelles and Bruno DuyÃ© at the piano, clarinettist Annie Terramorsi and Thomas Racine Â percussion. Â DuringÂ dinner, Jean- Pierre Crispon conjuror from the Double Fond theatre of magic will pass from table to table performing unbelievable feats of magic: coins that appear and disappear, cards that defy reason, maybe even a dove that descends.

Guided tour of the Polish Library and lecture by Pierre Caquet
2018-11-12 18:30 - 20:30 | Polish Library, Paris, France
Mon 12th November 18:30 – Guided tour of the Polish Library and lecture by Pierre Caquet: Four Perspectives and a Funeral, the burial of Czechoslovakia at Munich 1938
Pierre Caquet (Hughes Hall, Cambridge) has recently published â€œThe Bell of Treason: The 1938 Munich Agreement in Czechoslovakiaâ€. The reviews are glowing: â€œPlaces the entire concept of appeasement in a new lightâ€ : â€œThe threats, the negotiations, the upheaval, the awful outcomeâ€:Â â€œThis is completely differentâ€.
On Monday 12th November Pierre will be lecturing and taking questions on this fascinating topic, at the little known but very interesting Polish Library, 6 Quai dâ€™Orleans, Ile St Louis. Prior to the lecture there will be a guided tour of the Library. Drinks will follow the lecture, during which time Pierre will be happy to sign any copies of the book that anyone may have brought to the lecture. Price (including lecture, tour and drinks) â‚¬15 per person. Please use the booking form attached or complete the response section below and return it to Tony Banton no later than Friday 9th November. Payment can be by bank transfer (and electronic response) or by cheque if you send your form to Tony by post.

Concert at St Georgeâ€™s Church
2018-10-25 18:30 | Saint George’s Church, 7 rue Auguste Vacquerie, Paris, 75016, France
Sat 27th October 18:30 â€“ Concert at St Georgeâ€™s Church
Concert given by Adrian Shaw (Jesus), Baritone and Timothy End, Piano at St Georgeâ€™s Church, 7 rue Auguste Vacquerie, Paris 16e at 6:30 pm. Kreuzwege by Richard Wagner / Chemins croisÃ©s by Frederic Delius / Crossroads by CW Orr. Admission free.

King Edward VIII â€“ An American Life
2018-10-25 17:30 | University of Chicago, 6 Rue Thomas Mann, Paris, 75013, France
Thurs 25th October 19:30 â€“ Joint Oxford/Chicago event â€“ King Edward VIII â€“ An American Life
It is with great pleasure that the Oxford Society announces a special joint event with the University of Chicago Center in Paris, to take place onÂ Thursday 25thÂ OctoberÂ atÂ 7.30pm. Special guest, author, historian and both a Cambridge (Downing) and Oxford alumnus, Ted Powell will be joining us to talk on the theme of â€œKing Edward VIII â€“ An American Lifeâ€. Although many of us know the story of the abdication, few of us know the details of his life in America afterwards and how this has influenced the relationship between the United States and the British Royal family (an interesting topic given the recent royal wedding). Ted will be sharing his insights during, whatâ€™s sure to be, a very stimulating evening. The event will be held at the University of Chicagoâ€™s premises in Paris: 6 Rue Thomas Mann, 75013 Paris. Drinks and nibbles will be provided, along with the opportunity to buy a signed copy of Tedâ€™s book, published by Oxford University Press, at a special discounted rate. Further details can be found here. The event is free of charge but places are limited so be sure to RSVP directly to Bethan Meadowcroft (b.meadowcroft@gmail.com) to reserve a place. P.S. Guests welcome!

Debate : â€œThis House believes that President Trump is doing a good job for America.â€
2018-10-22 19:00 - 22:00 | Le Connetable, 55 Rue des Archives, Paris, 75003, France
THE DEBATEÂ

Oxford and Cambridge Challenge Debate, Monday 22ndÂ October: Â Last year the Cambridge Society of Paris challenged the Union Debating Society to a debate which was held in the HÃ´tel Paiva. This year, we have challenged the Oxford University Society of Paris, and I am very pleased to say that they too have picked up the gauntlet. The event will be held at Le Connetable restaurant in the Marais, at 55 rue des Archives, and the motion will beÂ â€œThis House believes that President Trump is doing a good job for Americaâ€.Â Edward Archer and Pierre Caquet will be speaking for Cambridge, and Oxford will field two of their best speakers in response.The evening will start with an aperitif at 19h, followed by dinner in the delightful candlelit Le Connetable restaurant where we have privatised the whole of the first floor, all for a price of 35â‚¬, including drinks and coffee.Â The debate will take place at the end of dinner, and the evening will close at 22h. This should be a most convivial and interesting evening, with an excellent dinner, and we would be delighted if you and your guests would like to attend.

Event at Christieâ€™s
2018-10-17 11:30 - 12:30 | Christies’s Paris Office, 9 avenue Matignon, Paris, 75008, France
Wed 17th October 11:30 â€“ Event at Christieâ€™s

We have again been given the opportunity to have privileged access to Christieâ€™s during their exhibition of lots to be sold in the Paris Avant-Garde and Art Moderne auctions. Full details will follow shortly but note in your diaries that the event will be on Wednesday 17th October at 11:30 and is expected to last about one hour.

Matisse and Islamic Art
2018-10-08 19:00 - 22:00 | Sorbonne University – Amphi de Gestion, 14 rue Cujas, Paris, 75005, France
Monday 8th October 19:00 â€“ Matisse and Islamic Art
The Paris Institute of Critical Thinking (run by member David Sayers â€“ Corpus Christi) invites our Members to the second PICT Faculty Lectures series: â€œMatisse and Islamic Artâ€ presented by Professor Michael Barry at the Amphi de Gestion,Â Sorbonne University, 14 rue Cujas, 75005 Paris. Professor Barry took a post-graduate degree in Anthology in Cambridge and lectured at Princeton University. The talk is free. Registration is required no later than Monday 1stOctober using this link.

October Monthly Drinks
2018-10-03 19:00 | Murphy’s House, 10 rue de la Chaussée d'Antin, Paris, 75009, France
Wed 3rd October 19:00 â€“ Monthly Drinks
Come and join us from 7pm to meet up for an informal evening. All Oxford and Cambridge Alumni and their friends are warmly welcome.
Just mention â€œOxbridgeâ€ at the bar for a discounted price on the pint of beer. Typical pub food and soft drinks also available.
Murphyâ€™s House â€“ 10 rue de la ChaussÃ©e dâ€™Antin, 75009 Paris. Â Metro OpÃ©ra â€“ RER Auber â€“ vÃ©lib: station 2015 rue Louis le Grand.

Talk on Soren Kierkegaard
2018-09-26 20:00 - 22:00 | Fondation Danoise, 7 H Boulevard Jourdan, Paris, 75014, France
Wed 26th September 20:00 â€“ Talk on Soren Kierkegaard
The Paris Institute of Critical Thinking (run by member David Sayers â€“ Corpus Christi) is happy to announce the first event in its PICT Faculty Lectures series: â€œSÃ¸ren Kierkegaard and French Philosophy,â€ a talk delivered by core faculty member Evrim Emir-Sayers and hosted by the Fondation Danoise, 7 H Boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris! The talk will give an introduction to SÃ¸ren Kierkegaard, a 19th century Danish philosopher who inspired several generations of philosophers, including French intellectuals such as Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, Emmanuel Levinas, Paul Ricoeur, and Jacques Derrida. The talk is free and open to the public and all members of the Cambridge Society will be most welcome to come along. No registration is required.

Walk with George Young
2018-06-24 10:00 - 13:00 | Metro Saint Paul, Metro Saint Paul, Paris, 75004, France
Walk with George Young in THE MARAIS AND THE BOURG ST MARTIN on Sunday 24th June.
George Young will lead the first of two walks on the right bank to rediscover what is left of medieval Paris. The aim is not to concentrate on major sights, but to reveal some nooks, corners and gaps which illustrate what once was.Â
The walk will begin at 10am at MÃ©tro Saint Paul, and, including a coffee break en route, finish at 1pm at MÃ©tro Arts & MÃ©tiers.Â Afterwards, for those wishing it, a lunch reservation can be made in a brasserie near the Porte St-Martin.Â
There is no cost, other than paying for your own coffees/lunch. Full details are attached and if you are interested, contact Peter Salinson
THE MARAIS AND BOURG ST MARTIN JUN 2018

â€œCoupe de Bobâ€ Charity Day at Feucherolles Golf Club
2018-06-15 | Feucherolles Golf Club, RD 307, Feucherolles, 78810, France
Fri 15th June â€“ â€œCoupe de Bobâ€ Charity Day at Feucherolles Golf Club
9am Stableford Shotgun golf competition
Afternoon Croquet Match
20h to 24h Charity Dinner Dance and Auction in aid of the France Alzheimer Association
Contact Bob Lewis on boblewisfr@gmail.com to reserve your place.

Oxford Society: George Farquhar's "The Beaux' Strategem" Play Reading
2018-06-12 19:00 - 22:00 | The Royal British LegionÂ , 28, rue des Acacias, 75017, France
Oxford play reading onÂ Tuesday 12th June, from 7pm – the Restoration comedy,Â George Farquhar’s “The Beaux’ Strategem”.
Our next Play reading will be held onÂ Tuesday, 12th. June, from 7pm, when Paul Tracy (Oriel) has again kindly offer to lead us, this time in reading the Restoration comedy,Â George Farquhar’s “The Beaux’ Strategem”.
As usual, it will be held at the RBL Clubroom:
The Royal British LegionÂ
28, rue des Acacias
75017 Paris
Street door code: AA58
In the courtyard, first door to the right, then door on the left (ground floor)
As usual there will be a participation of â‚¬5 per person, payable in cash on the night.

Paul writes:
In 1660, Charles II returned from exile in France following the death of Cromwell. Not only was the new king fond of the theatre, which he had enjoyed in France, but after the ban on all theatres imposed by the Puritans in England in 1642, Londoners were keen to rediscover the delights that had been popular in Elizabethan and Jacobean times.
Two theatre companies were set up in Drury Lane and the Haymarket which triggered an immediate flowering of drama from writers such as Dryden, Etherege, Rochester and Wycherley, followed some years later by Congreve, Vanburgh, and George Farquhar. The best plays of the period were comedies, or more precisely satires poking fun at all strata of society. They were written in a combination of wit and sometimes fairly coarse language. The Restoration period also saw the first appearance of women acting female parts, much encouraged by Charles II.
William III, the Dutchman who acceded to the throne in 1689, disapproved of the theatre and this type of comedy eventually disappeared with the Hanoverian succession in 1714.
The Beauxâ€™ Stratagem, first performed in 1707, was Farquharâ€™s last and most successful play. He died a month later aged 30. The play was frequently revived up to 1800, notably by David Garrick, and then disappeared until the 1920â€™s. The play hinges on the two beauxâ€™ decision to travel as master and servant to help them marry into a fortune.
The play is available on the Gutenberg web site free of charge and also easily found 2ndÂ hand on various other sites.
Please advise Roger Thorn if you can make it and we look forward to seeing as many of you as can come.
Roger Thorn
roger.thorn@wanadoo.fr
Fixed line: 01 34 80 13 33
Mobile: 07 86 36 93 58

Oxford Society: AssemblÃ©e Nationale Visit
2018-06-07 08:00 - 17:00 | AssemblÃ©e Nationale, 126 Rue de l'UniversitÃ©, Paris, 75007, France
Visit to the AssemblÃ©e Nationale on Wednesday 30th May at 11h30am. OUSP member, Eric Sacher, has kindly arranged a free visit on Wednesday, 30 May at 11h30am for OUSP and CamSoc membersÂ to visit the AssemblÃ©e Nationale, with the opportunity to meet Sylvain Waserman, the dÃ©putÃ© for Bas-Rhin and 3rd Vice-President of the Assembly, who will speak to us on his work and on French reforms, Brexit and Franco-British cooperation. Full details are given in the attachment.

June Monthly Drinks
2018-06-06 19:00 - 21:00 | Murphy’s House, 10 rue de la Chaussée d'Antin, Paris, 75009, France
Wed 6th June 19:00 – Monthly Drinks
Come and join us from 7pm to meet up for an informal evening. Â All Oxford and Cambridge Alumni and their friends are warmly welcome.
Just mention “Oxbridge” at the bar for a discounted price on the pint of beer. Typical pub food and soft drinks also available.
Murphy’s House – 10 rue de la ChaussÃ©e d’Antin, 75009 Paris. Â Metro OpÃ©ra – RER Auber – vÃ©lib: station 2015 rue Louis le Grand

Shakespeare in the Bois de Boulogne â€“ The Winterâ€™s Tale
2018-06-05 19:00 - 21:30 | Shakespeare Garden Bois de Boulogne, AllÃ©e de la Reine Marguerite â€“ Route de Suresnes Le PrÃ© Catelan â€“ Bois de Boulogne, Paris, 75016, France
Shakespeare in the Bois de Boulogne â€“ The Winterâ€™s Tale.Â

The Tower Theatre will present an open-air performance of The Winter’s Tale onÂ Tuesday 5thÂ June, at 7pm, in the Shakespeare Garden in the Bois de Boulogne (PrÃ© Catalan). Tickets are â‚¬20 per person, (â‚¬12 for under-14s), and include the now traditional champagne and strawberries at the interval.

RAFA Wings Appeal
2018-06-02 19:30 - 21:30 | Eglise Notre Dame du Liban, 17 rue d'Ulm, Paris, 75005, France
Sat 2nd June 19:30 â€“ RAFA Wings Appeal
Andrew HOLFORD is again organising a concert to support the Wings Appeal of the Royal Air Forces Association ÃŽle-de-France, this year with special importance as it is the 100th Anniversary of the formation of the RAF.

The concert will take place in the Eglise Notre Dame du Liban, 17 rue d’Ulm, Paris 5e. The Dambusters March, Land of Hope and Glory, two Vera Lynn hits where you can sing along in the chorus are included in the concert, so go along and have fun while supporting a worthy cause.
Tickets are â‚¬20 and can be bought on the night at the venue, or purchased in advance on www.fnac.com, www.carrefour.fr and www.francebillet.com.

Bal de lâ€™X
2018-05-25 00:00 | Palais Garnier, 8 Rue Scribe, Paris, 75009, France
Fri 25th June 19:00 â€“ Bal de lâ€™X
The 127th Bal de l’X will take place at the Opera Garnier on Friday 25th May. Once again, members of the Cambridge Society have been invited to join the Alumni of Polytechnique for this prestigeous event.
Tickets start at â‚¬150 per person for the Show and the Ball, or â‚¬170 for Dinner and the Ball. Details and registration information can be found at www.baldelx.com.
We suggest that if you are interested, you contact the organisers directly. Telephone contact details are provided on their website.

Annual General Meeting & Trevor Brown Bursary student presentations
2018-05-22 19:00 - 21:00 | Â Maison de la Vie Associative et Citoyenne du VIIIe, 28 rue Laure Diebold, Paris, 75008, France
The Societyâ€™s AGM will take place The Annual General Meeting will take place at 7pm on Tuesday 22nd May at the Maison de la Vie Associative et Citoyenne, 28 rue Diebold, 75008 Paris (between Metro Ternes and Saint Philippe du Roule). Â After the AGM, we are delighted that four of the five students who benefited from the Trevor Brown Bursary in 2017 will come to give us a presentation of their project work.

Carl Frayne (St Johnâ€™s) â€“ Exiled French Religious Congregations in Great Britain (1880-1914)
Auriane Terki-Mignot (Churchill) â€“ Recovering evidence of women’s work during industrialization: comparative case studies from France and Britain, 1787-1901
Emma Sharples (Churchill) â€“ Medieval Modernisms
Alice Limb (Pembroke) â€“ Acquisitions and the Care of Royal Collections in Eighteenth-Century Paris

Not only will this give us insight into their fields of interest, it will also demonstrate the value generated by our Bursary programme. For those who wish to know more about the Trevor Brown Bursary, a brief description is attached. Although all members may attend the AGM, please do complete and return the registration form (attached in PDF format) so that we are able to estimate numbers for the organisation of the refreshments which will follow the presentations.
A formal notification of the meeting, with the agenda and a call for nominations for the Committee, has been sent to members but do contact Tony Banton on admin@camsocparis.org if you would like it to be resent.
