Issue 275: November 2018 Published January, March, June, September and November

U3A Melbourne City Inc. Greek Cultural Centre, Suite 1, Level 5, 168 Lonsdale Street (cnr Russell St), Melbourne 3000 Mail : PO Box 24149, 111 Bourke Street, Melbourne 3001 Tel: (03) 9639 5209 eMail: citymelb@u3a.org.au www.u3amelbcity.org.au ABN 84932435817

IN THIS ISSUE: P2: President's Notes P3: Volunteer party P3: Changes to newsleter schedule P3: Our Volunteers P3: Choir concert and opportunity P4: Music Ensemble concert P4: Let’s Do Groups P6: Florey lecture P6 : Girton College summer school P7: Enrolments for 2019 P9: Newsleter producton schedule

Annual General Meeting Annual General Meetng

Thursday 15th November 2018Multcultural Hub, Eliaabeth Street oopposite Victoria Mareetsp

Blue Room 10:30am-12:30pmThe Annual General Meetng is your chance to hear plans for the forthcoming year, elect Ofce Bearers for 2019 and have your say about future directons for your U3A.

Details of the Agenda, nominaton forms for the Commitee positons and proposed motons will be sent out in October.

Members are encouraged to ask questons at the AGM by forwarding them in writng to the Secretary at secretary@u3amelbcity.org.au by 1st November 2018. (Two weeks prior to the meetnn).

Please save the date – Thursday 15th November 2018.

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Please attend or send a Proxy form to ensure your vote is countedBookings are essential - please book via the ofce e in person or by phone 9639 5209 e or via the MyU3A portal.

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Light refreshments will be provided. Registering your atendance ensures we have appropriate catering numbers.

Only Members and Life Members are elinible to vote. Associate Members and Non-fee-payinn members (honorarymembers) are not elinible to vote.

AGM is at 10:30am followed by a Forum at 1:30pm at the Multcultural Hub. The Guest Speaker will be Dr. Bruce Moore,former Director of the Australian Natonal Dictonary Centre, Canberra.

OFFICE CLOSURE OVER THE HOLIDAY PERIODThe ofce will be CLOSED on Tuesday, 4th December for the Volunteers’ BBQ,

and for the holiday period, from Monday, 10th December, re-opening on Monday, 14th January.

HAVE YOU RENEWED YOUR MEMBERSHIP? Subscriptons for 2019

Full Member $90 (ie U3A Melbourne City is your primary U3A)Associate Member $70 (ie your primary U3A is elsewhere)

You can renew your membership through your MyU3A account or through the ofce.

ENROLMENTSHaving renewed your membership it will soon be tme to enrol for your 2019 courses

Go to Page 7 for full enrolment informaton

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AGM

U3A “TERM DATES” STATE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS Term 1 Monday, 11th February – Friday, 5th April 22 December – 29 January 2019

Term 2 Tuesday, 23rd April – Friday, 28th June Monday, 8th April – Friday, 19th April

Term 3 Monday, 15th July – Friday, 20th September Monday, 1st July – Friday, 12th July

Term 4 Monday, 7th October – Friday, 29th November Monday, 23rd September – Friday, 4th October

DATES FOR YOUR DIARYDate Event Date Event

7 November 2019 Course guide available 23 November Enrolment for Full members opens

15 November Annual General Meetng 30 November All additonal enrolments open

15 November Thursday Forums - “Aussie Speak” 3 December Music Ensemble concert

19 November 2019 Enrolment for volunteers and Life members opens 4 December Volunteer party

20 November Florey Lecture - “The Healthy Ageing Brain” 5 December Choir Christmas concert

PRESIDENT’S NOTES – Jenny Holling i everyone,

Our U3A was on full display during Seniors’ Weee in October,showcasing a variety of creatve actvites. It is a celebraton of all that is positve about partcipatng and staying actvely engaged with learning and social actvites.

Special thanks to those groups that partcipated, in partcular,

Circle Dancing, Script Writng, Music Ensemble, Remembering - The Pity of War, and the Photographic Exhibiton for providing us with the platorm to showcase our organisaton to the broader community. Thanks also to the Tutors for their generosity of spirit in providing the opportunity for their class members to apply what they havelearned in a meaningful way. To all those who contributed, your eforts are greatly appreciated.

AGM. Our AGM is on Thursday 15th November (see advertsement). I encourage everyone to come along and be informed about the challenges and directon, as we transiton into 2019.

At the AGM, a new Commitee will form and will need to meet the challenges that our organisaton faces. These include cuts to funding by the Government, considerable tghtening of the terms of reference for Grant opportunites and the fact that program support for Victorian U3As will notcontnue afer 2019. All these variables impact our fnancial viability and we look to our Commitee and members to provide the creatve thinking, problem solving, and support

to ensure our sustainability into the future.

Thanes to Tutors and Volunteers: The spirit of volunteering is the basis of our organisaton and has been on display in 2018 across all areas. I would like to thank all volunteers for their contributons. Special thanks to our Tutors, Let’s Do Team Leaders, Coordinators, Admin Staf, Events, Forums, Volunteering, IT and Accommodaton Teams that provide the vital educatonal and social structure that underepins ourframework. Your commitment is sincerely valued by us all.

Newsleter. One key area is communicaton and I would like to thank Graham Oliver, our Newsleter Editor who is stepping aside from his role, but has kept us informed of all the events on our social and educatonal calendar. Also, thanks to Ian Mackay for his contributon and assistance with the Newsleter.

Thanes to Commitee. 2018 has been a productve and busyyear during which we have achieved progress in many areas.It has been a privilege to be part of a truly amazing Commitee and I wish to ofer an enormous thanks to this team who have been involved in the policy reviews, governance and decisionemaking with such enthusiasm and dedicaton.

Our U3A Melbourne City is the frst U3A founded in Australiaand has been operatng since 1985. Over these 33 years, we have adapted to changes in society and remained dynamic and efectve in providing opportunites for learning and social engagement across our membership. I look forward with antcipaton to being part of our dynamicand vibrant U3A Melbourne City in 2019.

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Changes to Policies. There are some changes to Policies which may afect some members during 2019. The Commitee has worked hard to improve the fairness of access to those classes with waitng lists and to accommodate a growing membership. Please refer to the U3A website to review the most recent version of our policies, partcularly Foreign Language, Volunteer and Extended Planned Absence Policies. These changes make our operaton more efectve and equitable for all members.

Volunteer Party 4th December 2018A date for your diary e the BBQ for volunteers will take place this year on Tuesday 4th December at The City of Melbourne Bowls Club Inc. Invitatons will be sent out in November and you will need to RSVP to secure your place. We would also be very grateful if some of you would bring along a dessert…..we need about 12!

Please note : changes to Newsletter schedule in 2019To improve communicaton and reduce costs, the following changes will be implemented:

a) Course Guides will be sent separately from the Newsleter.

b) Course Guides will be sent fve tmes per year, tmed to coincide with class enrolments.

c) The Newsleter will be published three tmes a year (rather than current fve per year).

d) Newsleters and Course Guides will be sent via eeBulletn to all members with email addresses.

e) Paper copies will be mailed to only those members who have no email address.

UR VOLUNTEERS

Spotlight on our volunteers Diana Andrews and Jean Fahey

Introducing some of the many U3A members who make such a valuable contribution to the running of our organisation.

Diana Andrews, on the lef, and her right hand woman Jean Fahey are the baristas of U3A Melbourne City. Both joined about the same tme, ten years ago : Diana afer her partner died and Jean afer emigratng from England. Both served on the Events Commitee and the frst ever Let's Do Lunch was at Diana's son's vegetarian restaurant, Munster Haus, in North Fitzroy. Both have been lifeelong volunteers as well as having families and careers : Diana as a kindergarten teacher and Jean as a registrar. At 83 Diana is stll organising the cofee for Current Afairs on Thursday mornings at the Multcultural Hub. During Diana’s two knee and one hip replacement operatons Jean took over and now they work as a team making sure that the seventyefve members of the group have cafeine at hand to help them cope with understanding and arguing about the news.

Thane you Diana and Jean!

Choir Christmas Concert

You are invited to the Choir's Christmas Concert on Wednesday 5th December at 10.15 am in the Welsh Church Hall, 320 LaTrobe Street, City. Please enter by the green door to the side of the church.

A Concert to spread Christmas Cheer e as well as the Festve music, there is free entry andMorning Tea provided so please, come one and all.

The U3A Melbourne City Choir is seeeing a new leader!

As our U3A closes for 2018 it will also be the end of an era for our Choir conductor Margaret Shilton, who will use her arm and face gestures for the last tme in the Choir’s Christmas Concert in December.Margaret proudly states, “I started this choir, 27 years ago! ….but it is tme for me to step aside!” I recently went to their concert ‘Songs of War and Peace’ which was full of toe tapping and a singeaelong which in some cases brought a tear to my eye remembering my own

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Diana (l) and Jean (r)

parents who ofen sang these songs. It was a wonderful morning of song, ending with a morning tea and tme to chat, and will be a shame to end this journey with Margaret stepping down – and now we need YOU to step up!The Choir can be anything you want it to be e classical, the Beatles/Eagles, Tom Jones/Engelbert Humperdinck, old tme favourites even, if you are game, Adele or Lady Gaga!Have a think! If that person to step up is you, please contact the Course Coordinaton Team on coursecoord@u3amelb c ity.org.au or ring the ofce and leave us a message.I am sure you will join me in thanking Margaret for her years of generous dedicaton and song and to show this appreciatonyou can atend her fnal concert the ‘Christmas Concert with probably a few surprises’. She wants ‘no fuss – just the sound of beautful voices’ at the Welsh Church Hall, La Trobe Street, Melbourne, on Wednesday 5th December at 10.15am.

See you there! Cheers, Elizabeth Way, Course Coordinator

Music Ensemble Concert

The Music Ensemble will give its fnal concert of the year on December 3rd, at 2pm in the Welsh Church Hall, 320 Latrobe St, City.

The performance will include works by Mozart, Brade, and Beethoven, Czech folksongs and more.

Afernoon tea will be served and all members and friends are welcome.

HOW TO REGISTER FOR A “LET'S DO” GROUPEITHEREITHER online through MyU3A. OROR contact the ofce ☎(03)9639 5209 ✉ citymelb@u3a.org.au

WANTED! Let's Do Theatre Co-ordinator!

U3A would like to thank Anne Cobham who has organised the Let's Do Theatre group for a couple of years now. Unfortunately Anne can no longer perform this task and we are seeking to recruit a person who can take over the role of coeordinaton. There are currently 61 members. Members enjoyed several theatre productons during the year including DreamLover e the Bobby Darin Musical, a producton of La Traviata by Opera Australia, Beautful e the Carole King Musical, and Mamma Mia. Shows have already been booked for next year so a new coeordinator would have minimal work to begin the year. It could also be an opton for two people to share the role. If you are interested, or would like further details please contact Steve Milton at steve.milton@hotmail.com (LD coeordinator).

OPERA ON SCREEN: Convener John Adams. Join John at the Sun Theatre, 8 Ballarat Street, Yarraville, to watch highedefniton transmissions of live performances from the Lincoln Center, New York City by the Metropolitan Opera, one of the world’s leading repertory opera companies.

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All flms are subttled, synopses are available and the features during the interval provide a greater insight into each opera.

Each screening runs for at least three hours, some longer, depending on the length of the opera and the number of intervals. It’s like atending a real performance, captured in highedefniton and hosted by a principal.

Members will meet in the theatre foyer or in the popeup park in front of the theatre at 10.15am for a 10.30am start. Afer each screening members are invited to join together for tea/cofee and/or a light meal at a local café.

MOVIES: Conveners Fiona Graham-Murray & Jan Norman. Let’s Do Movies (LDM) is now well into its meetngs for 2018. We have seen an eclectc mix of Palace Como oferings during 2018.

A group of 10e20 of us have setled into fareranging and ofen contnuing discussions over lunch at Splash in the Como centreafer the movie each week. We have empathised with and/or been surprised by the emotonal journeys of onescreen characters, the whateifs and whys, the extraordinary impact that backdrop, costume, locaton and music have had on the way we have experienced the story, and explored possible other outcomes or “hidden” meanings in the scripts and directon.

I think some of us “older” LDM people stll Miss Mimi’s inclusive and friendly personality around the place on a Tuesday, but Jan Norman and I have been warmly supported in our new roles as LDM’s coordinators and we have welcomed new members. We are happy to report that the current group of Tuesday movieegoers are just lovely to be with to hear their movie reviews.

WALKS: Convener Margaret Wyat. Meets Tuesdays outside "Taxi/Transport " restaurant, Fed. Square @ 10:00am.

We walk for approximately 1 hour to inner urban destnatons, then enjoy wonderful cofee and spirited exchange of ideas and thoughts. Afer this fun we walk back to the city, a total outng of about 5 to 7 kms walking. Our walks cover the most varied and interestng paths and every week is an adventure. We have from 30 to 35 partcipants each week. A medium level of ftness is required. Remember to bring a drink, sunscreen, your Myki card, a hat and wear comfortable walking shoes.

For those that are new to U3A Melbourne City and are interested in joining the walking group, please tck the Let’s Do Walks box on MyU3A to receive more details.

LIKE TO HELP OUT?Due to the popularity of the Tuesday group we are looeing for a second leader to run a new group on another weee day.

CYCLING: Conveners Lori Draee & Richard Lasee. This group, run by two experienced and ft cyclists, meets at Federaton Square 9.30 on Thursday mornings and rides for approximately 30 e 40km returning to the city by lunchtme afer a cofee break midway. A reasonable level of ftness is required as there may be 1 or 2 hills but we remain on bike paths wherever possible.

Our Let’s Do Cycling group is well underway with rides to Abbotsford, Essendon and Williamstown so far this month. Luckily the weather each Thursday has been perfect and we have enjoyed the rides, the company and the chats over cofee.We have a waitng list to join the cycling group but may be able to start up a second cycling group in the near future.

TUESDAY LD CYCLING GROUP: Convenor Stewart Anderson Meet at the same place and tme as the Thursday group.

GALLERIES: Conveners Sharon Carter & Margaret Wyat. We are a social group that have an interest in exploring Melbourne's and the inner suburbs' heritage and contemporary art spaces. We meet once a month (usually on a Thursday) and fnish by enjoying afernoon tea. Please register to receive monthly bulletns (instructons above).

LUNCH: Convener Lynda Bourne. Each month Lynda fnds an interestng, afordable and easily accessible cafe / restaurant for a group of about 20.

Any U3A Melbourne City member can register (see instructons above) to join the Let’s Do Lunch group and, once registered, will receive details of each of the monthly lunches. LDL is a great way of catching up with U3A friends, meetng new members and making new friends.

MUSIC: Convener Peter Caldwell.

This group of music lovers meets regularly for cofee or a drink before atending a concert at the MRC and other venues.

THEATRE: Convener Anne Cobham.

A group of theatre lovers who meet from tme to tme to atend shows. By registering you will receive monthly email updatesof our forthcoming program.

Evita State Theatre, Arts Centre, Thursday 24 January 2019, 1pm.

$99.90 per tcket or $69.90 per tcket (pensioners/seniors). Booe and pay through the ofce by 16 November 2018."Evita" charts the story of Eva Peron, wife of Argentne dictator, Juan Peron, from her humble beginnings through to the extraordinary wealth, power and status which ultmately led to her being heralded as the 'spiritual leader of the naton'. Features some of Andrew Lloyd Webber's besteloved songs including 'Don't Cry for Me Argentna', 'On This Night of a Thousand Stars', 'You Must Love Me' and 'Another Suitcase in Another Hall'.

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THE FLOREY LECTURESThIs is the fnal in the series of Florey Insttute daytme lectures available to U3AMelbourne City members to extend our knowledge of the important world ofneuroscience research.

Time: 11.00am e 12.15pm

Dates for your diary: 20th November

Where: Ian Poter Auditorium, Melbourne Brain Centre, 30 Royal Parade, Parkville.

Public Transport: Tram 19, stop 11 (opposite Royal Melbourne Hospital) right outside the Melbourne Brain Centre. Look for the Dr Dax cafe sign, enter foyer on the lef and you are there.

Car: Parking, including many disabled spaces, is available under the building with lif access to the foyer/auditorium.

Cost: Free

Booeings Essental: U3A ofce is NOT taeing booeings for these lectures and you must booe your place online via the Florey's Eventbrite booeing website. A booking link for the lecture is provided below.

Tuesday 20 November The healthy ageing brainAssociate Professor Amy Brodtmann and friends.

How can we ensure we maintain and strengthen our cognitve abilites as we get older? Come and

be inspired by a panel discussion with Associate Professor Amy Brodtmann and friends celebratng

old age.

This lecture will contain practcal advice and some entertaining examples of how to keep your

brain in tope top conditon as you age.

Associate Professor Amy Brodtmann is CoeHead of the Behavioural Neuroscience Division at The Florey Insttute of

Neuroscience and Mental Health where she runs the Clinical Cognitve Neuroscience laboratory. Her research focuses on the

imaging of brain network degeneratons following stroke, postestroke behavioural syndromes, and the diagnosis and

management of focal onset dementas.

Click to Book

GIRTON COLLEGE LIFE LONG LEARNING SUMMER SCHOOL

The dates for next summer’s twoeweek program are 18 August – 31 August 2019, though of course it will again be possible to atend for just one week (either 18 – 24 August, or 25 e 31 August). The courses in 2019 will include some refreshed courses, as well as some new ones.

Girton College Founded in 1869 Girton College is one of the consttuent colleges of the University of Cambridge. The College's beautful buildings and spacious grounds are located just outside the city centre, and Girton is well known for its relaxed and friendly

atmosphere. This residental summer school gives lifelong learners from around theworld the exceptonal opportunity to experience something of Cambridge student life in the context of a programme specifcally designed for adult learners. Partcipants can choose to atend the full twoeweek program, or opt to atend for just one week.

Academic courses Each week partcipants take two courses, each comprising seven and a half hours of teaching in small classes. Various courses are normally ofered in History, Literature, Art History and Architecture. Course material is accessible to all, and only an interest in the subject is required. There are no exams; partcipants study for the joy of learning.

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Social programme A varied social program is ofered to help lifelong learners experience Cambridge to the full. Optons include visits to one of the many University of Cambridge museums, puntng on the River Cam, architectural tours, pub tours and a visit to the magnifcent Ely Cathedral. A day trip to London is also included in the twoeweek program.

College life Accommodaton is available in Girton's welleappointed bedrooms and meals may be taken in the College dining hall. Partcipants will experience a traditonal English Afernoon Tea and atend a weekly Formal Dinner held in the College’s historic dining hall. A series of tours and evening talks will help partcipants to appreciate Cambridge and its history.

More informaton For more informaton visit www.girton.cam.ac.uk/summereprogrammes/lifelong and contact Dr Nick Godfrey, the Director of Summer Programmes, at lifelonglearning@girton.cam.ac.uk with any questons, or to simply register your interest in this or future programs. Girton College, Huntngdon Road, Cambridge, CB3 0JG, United Kingdom

ENROLMENTS 2019 The tmetable for 2019 Yearlong/Semester courses is shown below, together with important informaton that you need to know for about enrolments. Please read this informaton carefully. (Term 1 short courses come online on Tuesday, 22 January, 2019.)

PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE RENEWED YOUR MEMBERSHIP FOR2019 BEFORE ENROLMENTS OPEN IN NOVEMBER

ENROLMENT TIMETABLEWednesday, 7th November November newsleter and 2019 Yearlong/Semester Course Guide

e/mailed and posted on website.

MyU3A updated with 2019 yearlong/semester courses.

Monday, 19th November, from 10.00am and not before – untl Thursday 22nd November

2018 Registered Volunteers and Life Members can enrol in 1 course only atthis stage.

Friday, 23rd November, from 10.00am and not before – untl Thursday, 29th November

Full Members can enrol in a maximum of 2 courses. 2018 Registered Volunteers can enrol in 1 additonal course Life Members can enrol in 1 additonal course.

Friday, 30th November, from 10.00am and not before - ongoing

All members, including Associate Members can enrol in additonal courses,subject to vacancies and enrolment rules.

Enrolling through MyU3A

If you haven’t used MyU3A for enrolments before, our ofce volunteers would be happy to show you how easy it is. Drop in to the ofce over the next month during ofce hours. Of course, there are instructons on the MyU3A website, or you can download them – CLICK HERE.

MyU3A Logins and Passwords

If you can’t fnd or remember your password, you can request it on the Member Login page of the MyU3A site by clicking the “Forgot Password/ID” buton.

Priority Enrolments: Volunteers & Life MembersLife Members, and members who have actvely volunteered this year and who are registered on our volunteer database, have a priority enrolment period of four (4) days from 10.00am on Monday, 19th November untl Thursday, 22nd November in which they can enrol ina maximum of one (1) yearlong/ semester class. Afer thisdate, enrolments are opened up to other members.

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Enrolment Restrictons

You can only enrol in one Group 1 Language class, and one Group 2 Language class. Refer to the Foreign Language Policy printed in the 2019 Yearlong/Semester Course Guide and the policy page of our Website.

You can only enrol in one Yoga class.

You can only enrol in one Mahjong class.

You can only enrol in one Writng class.

Class CountDuring the inital restricted enrolment period, ie from Friday, 23rd November to Thursday, 29th November, you can enrol in a maximum of 2 classes.

What counts: Classes in which you have successfully enrolled; classes for which you have been put on a waitlist pending tutor approval (ie mostly languages but some other classes also), and classes that are full and youhave been waitlisted.

What doesn’t count: Let’s Do registratons.

In-Person EnrolmentsIneperson enrolments will be done in the U3A Ofce, except for the main enrolment day of Friday, 23rd November, where they will be held in the Enrolment Centre, Room 2.2, Level 2, Greee Cultural Centre.

If you are coming in to enrol on that day, you should go to the Enrolment Centre frst, where you will be allocated a queue number.

n.b. The building does not open untl 9.00am

Phone EnrolmentsWhilst we are happy to take phone enrolments (providedthat you have renewed your membership prior to doing so), bear in mind that it may take you some tme to get through to us. You can enrol by phone from 10.00am on any enrolment day.

Voicemail

Monday, 19th November e voicemail received before 10.00am will NOT be actoned!

Friday, 23rd November - you can't leave a voicemail at all

Friday, 30th November e voicemail received before 10.00am will NOT be actoned!

Don't leave a voicemail with your enrolment requests and also send an email with the same requests. This is confusing for us and wastes our tme!

We will endeavour to reply to all voicemails with the outcome of your request.

Email Enrolments

Whilst we are happy to take email enrolments (provided

that you have renewed your membership prior to doing

so), bear in mind that it takes us a litle longer to process

these.

You can enrol by email from 10.00am on any of the main enrolment days: Monday, 19th November, Friday, 23rd November and Friday, 30th November.

Any emails received before 10.00am will NOT be actoned!

Don't leave a voicemail with your enrolment requests

and also send an email with the same requests. This is

confusing for us and wastes our tme!

We will endeavour to reply to all emails with the

outcome of your request.

Let’s Do Registratons For 2019

Enrol in these as you would any other class – online

through MyU3A or via the ofce. Registratons for Let’s

Do groups for 2019 do not count as part of your class

quota. You must register each year so that LD coe

ordinators have upetoedate lists of current members.

What you can do to help us

1. Renew your membership before 19th

November.

2. Read this advice carefully and adhere to our

instructons.

3. If you are not enrolling via MyU3A, know the exact name, as published in the Guide, of the course/s that you want to enrol in.

Ofce Closures during Holiday Period

The ofce will close on

Tuesday, 4 th December for the Volunteers’ BBQ

and

Monday, 10 th December – Friday, 11 th January

The ofce will re-open on Monday, 14th January.

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NEWSLETTER PRODUCTION SCHEDULE 2019From 2019, the number of newsleters will be reduced and course guides will no longer form part of the newsleter.

Members will therefore be advised separately about courses.

Issue Copy Deadline Draf fnalised Photocopied MailoutTeam

Sent out

Term 1 Short Course Guide n/a Wed 2 Jan Wed 9 Jan Mon 14 Jan Tues 15 Jan Wed 16 Jan

Newsleter+

Term 2 Short Course GuideIssue 276Autumn

Wed 27 Feb Wed 13 Mar Mon 18 Mar Tues 19 Mar Wed 20 Mar

Newsleter+

Term 3 Short Course GuideIssue 277

WinterWed 22 May Wed 5 Jun Fri 7 Jun Tues 11 Jun Wed 12 Jun

Term 4 Short Course Guide n/a Wed 28 Aug Wed 4 Sep Mon 9 Sep Tues 10 Sep Wed 11 Sep

NewsleterIssue 278

Spring Wed 9 Oct Wed 23 Oct Mon 28 Oct Tues 29 Oct Wed 30 Oct

2020 Yearlong/SemesterCourse Guide

n/a Wed 23 Oct Wed 30 Oct Fri 1 Nov Mon 4 Nov Wed 6 Nov

Thanks to the CPSU for their Sponsorship and generous supportfor our U3A Melbourne City.

We appreciate access to the suite of rooms at the CPSU buildingwhich enables us to further extend the classes we ofer.

Newsleter team: Graham Oliver (editng and layout); Ian Mackay (backup editor); Helena Ling (course lists);Lan Wang (distributon); Greg Davies, Steve Milton (photocopying); Fran Sciarreta (mailing); Margaret Rees andothers (maileout); Charles Houen (website postng).

Copy deadline for the March 2019 issue is Wednesday 27th February 2019. Please email items to e ditor@u3amelbcity.org.au

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