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Monash Bulletin - 26 September 2006

Events Calendar

MARC Summer Hours

Opening hours for the Monash Aquatic and Recreation Centre, 50 metre outdoor heated pool are:

• Monday to Friday 6am to 8pm
• Saturday and Sunday 8am to 6pm
• Public Holidays 9am to 5pm

(Closing times may vary)

Enrolments for Term 4 - Swim School are now open.

Hours of operation and Term 4 Swim School enrolments commence 2 October.

Public Programs at the MGA - The Guardian Angel as Superhero in 17th Century Rome

Angels and archangels have been important images in Christian art for centuries. Join Dr Lisa Beaven, Lecturer Art and Visual Culture, La Trobe University for a presentation that will look at the renewed cult of angels at the beginning of the seventeenth century.

Held Tuesday, 10 October, 7pm for 7.30pm, 860 Ferntree Gully Road, Wheelers Hill. Cost is $6 Friends of MGA, $8 General admission (includes finger food and a glass of wine)

Bookings essential: phone 9562 1569 or click here to send an email

Picture: Emmanuel SANTOS. Chrystostom ascending 2006 from the series The Passing of Light, lambda prints. Reproduced courtesy of the artist

The Body in the Library: four thrilling events

Go behind the scenes to learn about the research that goes into writing about crime, both fiction and true crime with:

• The fiction author: Garry Disher
• The true crime author: Robin Bowles
• The homicide detective: Detective Senior Sergeant Ron Iddles
• The forensics expert: Dr Shelley Robertson

Fiction author: Garry Disher
Tuesday 3 October, from 11.00 am - 12 noon, Wheelers Hill Library, 860 Ferntree Gully Rd.
Bookings essential: Phone 9561 6211.

Tue crime author: Robin Bowles
Friday 6 October, from 11.00 am - 12 noon, Mount Waverley Library, 41 Miller Cres.
Bookings essential: Phone 9807 5022.

Homicide detective: Detective Senior Sergeant Ron Iddles
Tuesday 10 October, from 11.00 am - 12 noon, Wheelers Hill Library, 860 Ferntree Gully Rd.
Bookings essential: Phone 9561 6211.

Forensics expert: Dr Shelley Robertson
Thursday 12 October, from 2.00 pm - 3.00 pm, Oakleigh Library, 148 Drummond St.
Bookings essential: Phone 9563 4138.

Walk in the Park

Monash Council's Maternal and Child Health Team are gearing up for this years annual Walk in the Park at Jells Park, on Thursday, 26 October from 9.30am to 1.00pm.

Pop your dancing shoes on, not only for the walk but for a boogie with performer Paul Jamieson the Music Man. The Stardust Fairy will also be making an appearance, including activities such as story time, hand painting, free child restraint fittings, displays from the Metropolitan Fire Brigade and Police, as well as Monash Council Children's services.

People can bring a picnic lunch or visit the Stadium café or the Jells Park Teahouse.

The Jells Park Waverley Netball Stadium is located at Waverley Road, Wheelers Hill (Melways 71 K6).

For further information phone Michaella on 9518 3662.

Pruning Works

If you are aware of any street tree that requires urgent maintenance, please phone Council on 9518 3555.

Immunisation Sessions

Please attend sessions 15 minutes prior to the commencing time to allow for administration processing. Enquiries: 9518 3539, 9518 3540 or your M+CH Nurse.

• Mount Waverley Community Centre - 4 October
  10.30am - 11.30am. Melway 70 E1
• Clayton Hall - 5 October
  1.30pm - 2.30pm. Melway 79 C2
• Ashwood Hall - 10 October
  1.30pm -2.30pm. Melway 61 A11.
• Monash Seminar & Training Centre - 14 October
  10.00am -11.30am. Melway 69 F7.
  Entrance from rear car park
• Brandon Park Community Centre - 18 October
  11.00am - 12noon. Melway 71 C8.
• Mulgrave Community Centre - 20 October
  10.30am -11.30am. Melway 80 D1.
• Glen Waverley Community Centre - 23 October
  6.00pm - 7.30pm. Melway 71 B4.
• Wheelers Hill Baptist Church - 24 October
  10.30am -11.30am. Melway 71 G5
• Monash Seminar & Training Centre - 27 October
  10.30am-11.30am. Melway 69 F7.
  Entrance from rear car park

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Published: 25 September 2006

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