U3A are now able to use the large TV screens throughout the building to advertise upcoming functions or communicate important information to our ever-increasing membership.
Currently the screens are advertising our “Christmas in July” function on 4 July at the Mulgrave Country Club which the Social Committee is busy organising. As it is in term break I look forward to catching up with as many members as possible at this social function.
In this update there are a number of important member notifications, details about class vacancies for next term, hints on making sure we can contact you and a volunteer opportunity to join the Admin team.
There’s something for just about everyone in our Term 3 and 4 Computer and Digital Technology courses. Many of these courses run for only a few weeks, so they are not a big commitment. But do remember to mark the courses you have enrolled in on your calendar so you remember to turn up!
Come and join us this winter term break for our mid-year Christmas in July celebration from 12 noon on Tuesday 4 July at the Mulgrave Country Club, 469 Wellington Road, Wheelers Hill.
Indulge in a delightful traditional Christmas roast and celebrate with a singalong to Christmas songs.
Staying strong and keeping technically safe are two of the topics coming up in our popular Four o’clock Forums. There is no forum in June, and get in quick to book for July and August.
By Greg Piper
On 4 May, more than 20 members of the Military History Group visited the National Vietnam Veterans Museum at Newhaven near Phillip Island. The museum has a very well curated exhibit (see photo gallery) covering the entire period of Australia’s participation in the Vietnam conflict.
By John Blasetti
This amazing result could spark your interest in the great game of lawn bowls.
In this edition of Snippets, we focus on our members with a big morning tea, a special birthday, a Marvelous Melbourne Walk, a class snapped in the autumn sunshine and an Appy Hour reminder. Plus, the fun on offer for the forthcoming school holidays.
On 4 May, more than 20 members of the Military History Group visited the National Vietnam Veterans Museum at Newhaven near Phillip Island. The museum has a very well curated exhibit covering the entire period of Australia’s participation in the Vietnam conflict.