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Music (instrumental and/or vocal) has been shown to be palliative plus emotion and memory producing. This talk by Louis Roller will investigate the effects of music on all sorts of conditions.
Book your place by emailing to the Office (office@nillumbiku3a.org.au).
Many people wonder what it would be like to live on a lighthouse and what sorts of people chose that lifestyle. U3A member June Rushton will begin her talk with the story of her father and his time as a Coldstream Guard, the oldest, continuously serving, regular regiment in the British Army. As part of the Household Division, one of its principal roles is the protection of the monarchy. She will then tell how her family moved to Australia and ended up as a lighthouse family living on Bruny Island, Swan Island and Cape Sorrell before transferring over to Victorian stations at Wilsons Promontory, Cape Otway and Cape Nelson.
Book your place by emailing to the Office (office@nillumbiku3a.org.au).
We will once again be part of Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea, an annual Cancer Council fund raising event. This will be a great opportunity to socialise with other U3A members and will also raise funds to go towards research and provide support for people with cancer and their loved ones. All that is required on the day is for you come along with some cash (yes, cash please!) to donate to this worthy cause. There’ll be a cuppa, some nibbles provided by U3A and lots of friendly company.
Book your place by emailing to the Office (office@nillumbiku3a.org.au).
For those unable to attend but who would like to make a donation, you can place some money in an envelope marked The Biggest Morning Tea and drop it into the Office (whilst it is open) or into the letterbox on the outside wall (at other times).
Vincent Galante will lead another tour of Montsalvat. The cost will be $5 per person to be paid on the day. The last tour was a sellout so book your place quickly!
Book your place by emailing to the Office (office@nillumbiku3a.org.au).