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U3A: OVERBERG: PROGRAMME: OCTOBER 2009  
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NOVEMBER programme
Click here to go to Film Appreciation - Movie list.

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

 

Open Meeting Venue:

Municipal Auditorium

 

 1 October

10h00 Home Group A

14h00 Bridge HG

15h00 French G2

19h00 Open Meeting : John Calvin, by John de Gruchy.

 2 October

10h00 Rhodes 7 CCH

 5 October

10h00 Christianity 4 CCH

11h15 Synagogue visit.

15h00 French G1

19h00 Great British Comedies[series ends]

 

 6 October

10h00 The Music of Chopin 1

16h00 20C Poetry HG

 

 7 October

10h00 Genetics 2 CCH

15h00 Art HG

 8 October

10h00 Baha’i  HG

14h00 Bridge HG

15h00 French G2

14h45 Small Group B

 9 October

10h00 Rhodes 8 [Series ends] CCH

12 October

10h00 Christianity 5 CCH

15h00 French G1

 

19h00 Film Appreciation CCH

13 October

10h00 The Music of Chopin 2

16h00 Ishiguro Novels HG

14 October

10h00 Genetics 3 CCH

15h00 Art HG

15 October

10h00 Current Affairs HG

14h00 Bridge HG

15h00 French G2

19h00 Open Meeting: Wild Animal Photography

16 October

10h00 Dramatised Novels 1 CCH

19 October

10h00 Christianity 6 CCH

15h00 French G1

 

19h00 Film Appreciation

20 October

10h00 The Music of Chopin 3

16h00 Computer Course

21 October

10h00 Genetics 4 CCH

15h00 Art HG

22 October

14h00 Bridge HG

15h00 French G2

23 October

10h00 Dramatised Novels 2 CCH

26 October

10h00 Churchill 1 CCH

15h00 French G1

 

19h00 Film Appreciation CCH

27 October

10h00 The Music of Chopin 4

16h00 Ishiguro Novels HG

16h00 Computer Course

19h00 Music [D1]

28 October

10h00 Genetics 5 CCH

15h00 Art HG

16h15 Music [D2]

29 October

14h00 Bridge HG

15h00 French G2

18h00 Music [D3]

19h00 Open Meeting: Russia

31 October

10h00 Dramatised Novels 3 CCH

 

 

Update: 2009-07-15

U3A: OVERBERG: PROGRAMME: NOVEMBER 2009   BACK TO THE TOP

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

 2 November

10h00 Churchill 2

15h00 French G1

 

19h00 Film Appreciation

 3 November

10h00

16h00 20C Poetry HG

16h00 Computer Course

 4 November

10h00 Homo Sapiens

15h00 Home Group C

 5 November

10h00 Home Group A

14h00 Bridge HG

15h00 French G2

 

 

 6 November

10h00 Dramatised Novels 4

 9 November

10h00 Churchill 3

15h00 French G1

 

19h00 Film Appreciation

10 November

10h00

16h00 Ishiguro Novels HG

11 November

10h00

15h00 Home Group C

12 November

10h00 Baha’i HG

14h00 Bridge HG

14h45 Small Group B

15h00 French G2

 

13 November

10h00 Dramatised Novels 5

16 November

10h00 Churchill 4

15h00 French G1

 

19h00 Film Appreciation

17 November

10h00

18 November

10h00

15h00 Home Group C

19 November

10h00 Contem. Events HG

14h00 Bridge HG

15h00 French G2

19h00 Open Meeting: Faith and Economic Activity

20 November

 

10h00 Dramatised Novels 6

23 November

10h00 Churchill 5

15h00 French G1

 

19h00 Film Appreciation

24 November

10h00

16h00 Ishiguro Novels HG

19h00 Music [D1]

25 November

No CCH

15h00 Home Group C

16h30 Music [D2]

26 November

10h00

14h00 Bridge HG

15h00 French G2

 

18h00 Music [D3]

27 November

10h00 Dramatised Novels 7

30 November

10h00 Churchill 6

15h00 French G1

 

19h00 Film Appreciation

 

 

 

 

Update: 2009-07-15

 

 

 

MP:  Mollergren Park Hall        CCH: Catholic Church Hall       NOTE:  Meetings are at the Catholic Church Hall unless indicated.

       Home Groups     A: Contemporary Books:  Bob Zylstra  - 028 312 3268.                B:  Women in 19th Century Novels:  Beatrice Kershaw – 028 314 1229.

       C:  Art Appreciation: The Artist and Society:  Karen McKerron – 028 312 2410.     D: Music Appreciation:  Johan Radlof – 028 314  0557.   

  E: Teddy Bears:  Margaret Annandale – 028 316 1918                                              F:  Bridge:  Monica Peters -  028 316 3162;   

  G: Conversational French:  Vanessa Ovenstone – 028 316 3480                               H: Ishiguro Novels:  Robin Lee - 028 312 4072        I:  Poetry: Bob Hill – 028 312 1463;  

  J: Brush up you Maths : Greta Train - 028 316 1641;                                                K: : Current Affairs -    R Gibson 028 316 5179; M: Baha’i Faith:     K McKerron 028 312 2410;  

                                                 Library: Anelia Botha - 028 314 1237                                Computer Courses:  Ruel Heyns – 028 314 1840

 

Entrance Fee at Catholic Church & Open Meetings:     Members R12   Non Members R20
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U3A: OVERBERG – MOVIES MOVIES

FILM APPRECIATION COURSE: EIGHT FINE FILMS FOR ALL

The final Film Appreciation Course of 2009 begins on Monday 12 October and continues weekly to Monday 30 November. All screenings take place in the Catholic Church Hall at 19h00.

The programme comprises a selection of films from different times, on different topics and in different styles. All members are assured of finding at least some of these films of interest. As usual, an introductory review of each film will be distributed by email during the weekend before the screening.

Programme

1.     12 October: The Shooting Party (1985). The drift of English Society towards WWI is brilliantly suggested by a weekend shooting party on a Victorian gentleman’s estate.

2.     19 October: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969). This is a wistful but endearing look at the last of the real Western cowboys, as they and their society become victims of a growing technological civilisation as symbolised by the railroads

3.     26 October: The Gold Rush (1925). This is Charlie Chaplin’s best movie and parodies similar realistic movies. The setting is the great Klondike gold rush of late 19th century. 

4.     2 November: High Society (1956). This is a sad but nostalgic look at different classes in American society of the 1950s and gives you a chance to renew acquaintance with some of the great stars of the time – Grace Kelly, Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra.

5.     9 November: Thelma and Louise (1991). This is a vigorous account of liberation of two women from the bonds of domesticity, in which they set out on a road trip of their own, and suffer an ambiguous ending.

6.     16 November: Brokeback Mountain (2005). An account of the conventional stereotype of the Western genre of American movies, but with a whole new twist.

7.     23 November: Wild Strawberries (1957). The best ever Swedish film investigates the relationship between family members, including an aging professor. Realism and fantasy are mixed. This film will be introduced with a short presentation by Robin Lee.

8.     30 November: Erin Brokovich (2000). A brave and unusual woman has the courage to take up a class action against industrial pollution. It features a fine performance by Julia Roberts and is based on a true story.

 

Members: R12 per screening; Season ticket R80

Non-members: R20

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