ILKLEY & DISTRICT U3A SUMMER SCHOOL 2016...1 ILKLEY & DISTRICT U3A – SUMMER SCHOOL 2016 Monday 4th...

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ILKLEY & DISTRICT U3A – SUMMER SCHOOL 2016

Monday 4th - Friday 8th July 2016

Welcome to our programme for the 2016 Summer School!

You will find here a wide selection of activities for you to try and I would encourage all members to really

engage with Summer School and to get involved with as many sessions as you can. This is a great

opportunity to try something new and to be adventurous. So – I hope that you take time to explore the

programme and find some things to interest and delight you for this week of activities.

I would personally like to take this opportunity to thank all the leaders who have offered to run the sessions

for us – without them Summer School could not happen at all. Also, I would like to thank all U3A colleagues

plus staff at KIVCA who have all helped to make the Summer School possible.

Angie Grain

(Summer School and Groups co-ordinator)

APPLYING FOR PLACES - There are three methods of applying for places at Summer School sessions:

1 For those with access to the internet: The most efficient method of application is via the website (http://ilkleyu3a.org/). From the Summer School menu, follow the ‘Book Summer School’ tab and register for each session that you wish to attend. It is very easy and you will receive an e-mail confirmation for each of your bookings.

2 For those without access to the internet: a. Call in to one of the Drop In sessions and apply there. Regular Drop In sessions are held from

10.30 – 12.00 on the first Friday of each month at the Clarke Foley Centre, Ilkley b. Complete the application form on the back page and send it, with an SAE for the reply, to:

Tony Willson, 17 Hawkcliffe View, Silsden, BD20 0BS. A system of ‘first come, first served’ will be used to allocate places at each session so please book early.

The only exception to the above booking process is the ‘Dishes of the World’ session – for this you apply

direct to the session organiser. See the programme entry for details.

If a group is full, a waiting list will be kept – so, if you have to drop out of a session for whatever reason,

please phone Tony Willson (01535 657568) so that your place can be re-allocated. It would be a shame

to have empty spaces when some members have been disappointed in their application. Please do not

simply fail to attend a session for which you are registered.

U3A SUMMER SCHOOL CAFÉ

12.00 – 2.00 Monday 4th – Friday 8th

Clarke Foley Centre, Ilkley

Do come along to meet fellow U3A members

and enjoy the Summer School ‘buzz’

http://ilkleyu3a.org/

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SUMMER SCHOOL SESSIONS – JULY 2016

Table of Contents

Monday 4th 10.00 – 12.00 Croquet for All (Monday am) Page 3

10.00 – 11.30 Tai Chi in the Park 3

2.00 – 4.00 Circle Dancing for Summer 3

2.00 – 4.00 Croquet for All (Monday pm) 3

2.00 – 4.30 Create and Improve Presentations 4

2.00 – 4.00 Tudor Medicine Brought Alive 4

Tuesday 5th 10.00 -12.00 A Photography Taster Session 4

10.00 – 12.00 Bowls (Tuesday am) 4

10.00 – 12.00 Croquet for All (Tuesday am) 5

10.30 – 12.30 Dishes from Around the World 5

10.00 – 12.00 Singing for Pleasure 5

2.00 – 4.00 Badminton 5

2.00 – 4.00 Bowls (Tuesday pm) 5

2.00 – 4.00 Croquet for All (Tuesday pm) 5

2.00 – 4.00 Table Tennis (Tuesday pm) 5

2.00 – 4.00 Film. ‘This Changes Everything’ + discussion 6

Wed 6th 9.30 – c12.00 Film Day: America on Trial (am) 6

10.00 – 12.00 Croquet for All (Wednesday am) 6

10.00 (All Day) Exploring the Landscape of the Malham Area 6

10.00 – 12.00 Immortality Defended 6

10.00 – mid pm Why Not Try Walking to Lunch? 7

10.00 – 12.00 500 Word Short Stories 7

1.00 – c3.30 Film Day: America on Trial (pm) 7

2.00 – 4.00 By Rail to Bolton Abbey 8

2.00 – 4.00 Croquet for All (Wednesday pm) 8

2.00 – 4.00 Is There a Difference Between Killing and Let Die? 8

4.15 – c6.30 Quizzing 8

Thurs 7th 9..00 – mid pm Northern Towns & Railway Groups visit to Bradford. 8

10.00 – 12.00 Why Do Birds Sing? 9

2.00 – 4.00 Active Euthanasia 9

2.00 – 4.00 The Last Glacial Maximum 9

2.00 – 4.00 Poetry Reading 10

Friday 8th 10.15 – c3.30 Archaeology of Ilkley Moor (Western part) 10

10.00 – 12.00 Art For Fun 10

10.00 – 12.30 The Ethics of Eating 11

10.00 (All Day) Lead Mining on Grassington Moor 11

10.00 – 12.00 Table Tennis (Friday) 11

2.00 – 4.00 Creative Crafts 11

2.00 – 4.00 Enjoying Gilbert and Sullivan 12

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SUMMER SCHOOL – 2015

Programme of Sessions

Monday 4th July Croquet for All (Monday am) The Ilkley U3A Croquet Group, currently play social croquet on four lawns at Ben Rhydding Croquet Club; tuition is provided by qualified Croquet Association coaches, to help newcomers to learn both Association and Golf Croquet and to improve previously acquired skills. All playing equipment is provided, including suitably sized and weighted croquet mallets, but please wear your own comfortable flat soled (no heels), for example, trainers. Tea and coffee provided; bring your own picnic lunch and join our lunch time gossip group! Time 10.00 – 12.00 Venue Ben Rhydding Sports Club No. of Places 6 Leader

Ken Clarke [email protected] Tel: 01943 605417

Monday 4th July Tai Chi in the Park The three Tai Chi groups combine in the summer months to enjoy Tai Chi outdoors. (Weather permitting, which it usually does) We usually meet on Monday mornings at Riverside Gardens. On the Monday of the Summer School, we will welcome other U3A members to join us - to see what Tai Chi is about and to take part in the exercises. Time 10.00 – 11.30

(10.30 for regulars) Venue Ilkley Riverside Gardens No. of Places No Limit

Leader

Jim Butterfield [email protected] Tel: 01943 430411

Monday 4th July Circle Dancing for Summer Circle dancing has roots both in traditional folk dance and in sacred dance: we dance in a circle generally holding hands, though some dances are danced free. Dances and the music come from countries throughout the world. Since the 1970’s many newer dances have been choreographed and found their way into the more traditional circle dance repertoire. Above all, it is joyful, inclusive and anyone can do it!

If you have ever thought of finding out more about Circle Dance, here’s your chance, “Do come along and join us at Summer School , the hall is lovely to dance in, you will receive a warm welcome and find yourself dancing before you realise”! Gentlemen welcome too!

Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue St Margaret’s Church Hall No. of Places 25 Leader

Joan Peart and Janet Lockwood

[email protected] Tel: 01943 605853

Monday 4th July 2.00 – 4.00 Croquet for All (Monday pm)- See Monday am

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Monday 4th July Create and Improve Presentations: Use of computer software and digital projection

Do you have?

Raw material (books, pictures, slides etc.) that you would like to use as a presentation to your group but don't know where to start?

Some (maybe limited) computer skills and now wish to create or add something extra to your talks to improve your existing presentations?

This is an opportunity to ask questions and share experiences in the art of using computer software and digital projection to create and deliver great presentations. So bring your old fashioned notepads and pens to take notes and participate in a quiz that we will create during the course of the afternoon. Further information is available on the website. Time 2.00 – 4.30 Venue Clarke Foley Centre, Ilkley No. of Places 35 Leader

John Hancock [email protected] Tel: 01943 604900

Monday 4th July Tudor Medicine Brought Alive There will be a PowerPoint presentation with some video clip from the Timewatch documentary about medicine on the Mary Rose. In addition there will be a talk about David's historical medicine handing collection of facsimile books and artifacts, with some time to inspect them and ask detailed questions. Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue Baptist Church (tbc) No. of Places 30 Leader

David Hewitt [email protected] Tel: 01943 608306

Tuesday 5th July A Photography Taster Session This will be an opportunity to meet members of our friendly photographic group and get out and about in Ilkley with your camera and tripod. We are a small group of amateur photographers who enjoy visiting locations and talking about photographs. You don’t need to be an expert to come along but should be fairly confident with the workings of your camera. Please bring camera, tripod and manual if you have one. We’ll be mainly working in Ilkley Park and also doing some street photography but please bring a light waterproof and wear comfortable shoes as there will be a bit of walking. We will meet at the Clarke Foley in the cafe at 10am and finish with a coffee at about 12.00. Time 10.00 – 12.00 Venue Meet at Clarke Foley Centre No. of Places 8 Leader

Mary Podesta [email protected] Tel: 01943 884914

Tuesday 5th July Bowls (Tuesday am) This will be an opportunity for beginners and experienced players to have a go at playing flat green lawn bowls at the Ben Rhydding Bowls Club. All playing equipment will be provided, but please wear suitable comfortable clothing for ease of movement and your own flat-soled slipper type shoes (no heels or ridges); however the Club has accumulated a small stock of shoes of varying sizes for use by visitors. Time 10.00 – 12.00 Venue Ben Rhydding Sports Club No. of Places 12 Leader Richard Lorimer [email protected] Tel: 01943 603561

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Tuesday 5th July 10.00 – 12.00 Croquet for All (Tuesday am) - See Monday am

Tuesday 5th July Dishes from Around the World A practical cookery demonstration encompassing a variety of starters, main courses and desserts from different countries. Please apply direct to Hilary Barrett to join this session; do not use the website to book. Time 10.30 – 12.30 Venue 3, Moorlands, Ilkley LS29 9QZ No. of Places 9 Leader

Hilary Barrett [email protected] Tel: 01943 609316

Tuesday 5th July Singing for Pleasure Our Singing for Pleasure Group enjoys mainly classical music; members are also encouraged to suggest new music from any repertoire for the group to try. This introductory Summer School session will act as a taster session for this group. Our meetings will normally include warm-up exercises, learning new works and enjoying members’ own choices + a tea/coffee break. Musical knowledge is always useful but this group is open to anyone who enjoys singing – you do not have to be able to read music. Time 10.00 – 12.00 Venue St John’s Church, Ben Rhydding No. of Places 35 Leader Brian Mason


Tuesday 5th July Badminton This is an opportunity for new players to try Badminton or for experienced players to practice and increase their skills. Members will need their own racquets and appropriate sports clothing and trainers. A pleasant social event with exercise as well. Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue Ben Rhydding Methodist Church No. of Places 12 Leader Tony Willson

[email protected] Tel: 01535 n657568

Tuesday 5th July 2.00 – 4.00 Bowls (Tuesday pm) see Tuesday am

Tuesday 5th July 2.00 – 4.00 Croquet for All (Tuesday pm)- See Monday am

Tuesday 5th July Table Tennis (Tuesday pm) There are 4 Table Tennis sessions per week during term time. This is an opportunity to have a go with perhaps a view to joining us. Most people start having not played for quite a while but don't worry, it is a pleasant social session as well as getting some exercise. Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue Abbeyfield Activity Room No. of Places 6 Leader

Anne Wilson [email protected] Tel: 01943 607706

mailto:[email protected]

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Tuesday 5th July ‘This Changes Everything’ Film and Discussion Not to be missed!! The film is based on the book of the same name written by Naomi Klein, who makes a powerful indictment of the way big business blocks the positive steps needed to deal with climate change.'. It traces the effects of large fuel, energy and mineral companies on local communities, in areas such the Tar Sands region of Alberta, the Powder River Basin in Montana, a place in Northern Greece affected by mining and drilling and a wetlands region in India that will be devastatingly impacted if a proposed coal fired power plant goes ahead. In all the areas local groups have acted bravely and sometimes effectively to resist the developments and the associated environmental and social devastation. Klein narrates the film, linking carbon emissions with our economic system that demands continuing growth and exploitation. She argues cogently that we should seize this opportunity to transform and radically improve that system. Despite the indifference of big business, the overall message is one of hope that things can change and that community action can be a catalyst for the change that is so urgently needed. The film lasts 90 minutes and will be followed by discussion. Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue TBC – possibly St Margaret’s No. of Places 50 tbc Leaders

Lynne Faulkes Jim Butterfield Mike Pilling


Wednesday 6th July Film Day: America on Trial (am): Inherit the Wind ‘Inherit the Wind’ (1960, 123 min’s, dir. Stanley Kramer.) Inspired by the 1925 ‘Monkey trial’ when a Tennessee teacher was charged with teaching Darwin’s Theory of Evolution. The opposing lawyers are Spencer Tracy and Fredric March. Gene Kelly plays a cynical reporter. Time 9.30 – c12.00 Venue St Margaret’s Church No. of Places 100 Leader

Mike Johnson [email protected] Tel: 01943 607566

Wednesday 6th July 10.00 – 12.00 Croquet for All (Wednesday am)- See Monday am

Wednesday 6th July Exploring the Landscape of the Malham Area This will be an all-day walk to explore the unique geology and landscape of the Malham area. Please ensure that you are adequately equipped for an outdoor day in the Dales. You will need hiking boots, suitable clothing and packed lunch + drinks. Time Meet 10.00. All day

event Venue Meet at the Malham

Information Centre No. of Places 20

Leader

Joan Armitage armitagej @tiscali.co.uk Tel: 01132 610 502

Wednesday 6th July Immortality Defended What we consider to be solid is not; nor are we. This is no news to young scientists of today but to those of us, who have not had any interest in science or have not had any time or interest to keep up

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to date over the last 50 years, I can tell you on good authority, we live in a mirage and there is no end to “living". That is, on the basis of cosmology, we are immortal. This may come as sad news to those of you who wish to truly shuffle off this mortal coil. To all intents and purposes, if you don't want to know, you won't know anything different from generations of the zombies we are and those who went before us. However, it can be reassuring to know that death has no sting for the dead, as far as we know, for there is no sensing mechanism. For all that, one might be comforted to know this and as a member of the living dead I would like to discuss with you how the information offered might change your philosophy After a slide presentation at the start of the session we will discuss the content and how it could affect our philosophy. Notes will be provided by email or hard copy by special request. Time 10.00 – 12.00 Venue Wright Rm. Clarke Foley

Centre, Ilkley No. of Places 20

Leader

John Pullin [email protected] Tel: 01274 551451

Wednesday 6th July Why Not Try Walking to Lunch? A chance to sample one of our Wednesday walks with members of an established and friendly group. We will meet at the Old Bridge, Ilkley at 9.30am to share lifts and propose travelling to Bolton Abbey and then walking to Barden Bridge and back, a walk of just over 4 miles. After that we will have lunch probably at the Cavendish Pavilion. We should be back in Ilkley by about 3pm. Participants will need walking boots and a waterproof jacket and will need to supply the leader with an emergency contact number. Please also bring money for parking, lunch and a drink. Time 9.30 – 3.00 Venue Meet at the Old Bridge, Ilkley No. of Places 8 Leader

Mary Podesta [email protected] Tel: 01943 884914

Wednesday 6th July 500 Word Short Stories

Why not write one, two, or three short stories and bring them with you to share and compare with some published examples? Time 10.00 – 12.00 Venue At Caroline’s home. Address to be

given later to attendees No. of Places 8

Leader

Caroline Moseley [email protected] Tel: 01943 608836

Wednesday 6th July Film Day: America on Trial (pm): Twelve Angry Men ‘Twelve Angry Men’ (1957, 92 min’s, dir. Sidney Lumet.) A riveting drama in which a lone juror (Henry Fonda) holds out against the other 11 who are prepared to convict an accused murderer with a minimum of discussion. Time 1.00 – c3.30 Venue St Margaret’s Church

Hall No. of Places 100

Leader

Mike Johnson [email protected] Tel: 01943 607566

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Wednesday 6th July By Rail to Bolton Abbey Until the Beeching cuts to our railway system removed thousands of miles of track in the mid 1960’s, it was possible to travel from Ilkley to Bolton Abbey by rail. The Midland Railway opened the line from Ilkley to Skipton in 1888 and trains served intermediate stations at Addingham, Bolton Abbey and Embsay. After the line closed in 1965, the rails were lifted and demolition of many of the major structures was carried out. The section between Ilkley and Bolton Abbey has disappeared under new building or been absorbed into the agricultural landscape. Through archive photographs of the line’s construction, working and demolition, and contemporary views documenting its subsequent disappearance, the presentation traces the course of the railway through time and distance, to provide a unique insight into an important piece of our local industrial and social history.????? Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue JLA. Clarke Foley


Leader

Mike Dixon [email protected] Tel: 01943 601917

Wednesday 6th July 2.00 – 4.00 Croquet for All (Wednesday pm)- See Monday am

Wednesday 6th July Is There a Difference Between Killing and Let Die? This will be a discussion group looking at ethical theories and the law as it stands, we will try to understand decisions made at the end of life, followed by an exploration of one or two real cases of ethical dilemmas. Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue Wright Rm, Clarke Foley


Leader

Pamela Pearce [email protected] Tel: 01943 968366

Wednesday 6th July Quizzing The new Quizzing group invites you to join them for a very sociable session enjoying quizzing in a very jolly, informal and not-too-competitive session. No need to come in a team as we will all mix to set up teams on the day. Time 4.15 for 4.30 start Venue JLA. Clarke Foley Centre No. of Places 30 Leader

Elizabeth Laville [email protected] Tel: 01943 430081

Thursday 7th July Northern Towns & Railway Groups on a visit to Bradford. (An opportunity to experience the benefits of U3A tour guide system.)

We will meet on Ilkley Station at 9 am. Here you will be given receivers for the U3A tour guide system. The leader of the Railway Group will give us a tour of the station showing how it has developed since its original opening 150 years ago. We then board the rear carriage of the 9:51 am train to Bradford

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Forster Square. The commentary continues during the journey explaining the fascinating history of the line. Your window gazing on a journey to Bradford will never be the same again. In Bradford we visit the Midland Hotel for coffee (£2:50) and then walk past iconic Victorian architecture to the City Hall where we visit the Council Chamber and Court Room. Lunch is in an Edwardian Swimming Bath (now Wetherspoons) where drinks and food are reasonably priced. The walk continues through the original entrances of Bradford Exchange Station and past some more stunning architecture in Little Germany to catch the last train from Bradford Forster Square on the cheap day return concession fares which leaves at 3:46 pm. Please bring enough cash and change to cover your coffee, rail tickets and lunch. Further information is available on the website. Time 9.51 train ex Ilkley

Venue Waiting Room, Platform 1 on

Ilkley Station No. of Places 45

Leader

John Hancock/Robin Leleux Jean Smith/Bill Berrett


Thursday 7th July Why Do Birds Sing? A gentle introduction to some of the suggestions that have been put forward in answer to the question 'why do birds sing? You do not need any special knowledge; an interest will do very nicely! If you come to this session, you might like to suggest some of your own answers which you can then compare with those of others in the group. Time 10.00 – 12.00 Venue Dales Rm, Christchurch No. of Places 20 Leader

Geoff Todd [email protected] Tel:

Thursday 7th July Active Euthanasia A personal experience of witnessing active euthanasia, which is legal in the Netherlands within very strict rules and regulations. After the story telling a discussion might take place depending on the numbers of members present and their view on end of life decisions. Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue Private address in Ilkley

Attendees to be informed later. No. of Places 15

Leader

Gunilla Vriesendorp/ John Williams


Thursday 7th July The Last Glacial Maximum A presentation about the changing climates, geology and environments of the last two million years and how they impact on us today. Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue Wright Rm Clarke Foley Centre. No. of Places 20 Leader

John Pullin [email protected] Tel: 01274 551451

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Thursday 7th July Poetry Reading Truly fine poetry must be read aloud,” so said Jorge Luis Borges. More prosaically Stephen Fry: Among the pleasures of poetry is the sheer physical, sensual, textural, tactile pleasure of feeling the words on your lips, tongue, teeth and vocal cords.” Enjoy an afternoon sharing poetry with a dozen or so other members. Bring along your choice of one or two “Poems for a Summers Day”, and to recognise the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death your favourite line or two from Shakespeare too. Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue Baptist Church, Ilkley No. of Places 14 Leader

Sue Butler/Jenny Dixon [email protected] Tel: 01943 600905

Friday 8th July Archaeology of Ilkley Moor This is an all-day walking tour to see the archaeological remains on the high ground at the west end of Ilkley Moor. It complements last year’s Summer School walk which was at the east end of the moor. We will visit archaeology of all periods from the prehistoric up to the twentieth century, including rock art, cairns, peat works, Victorian reservoirs, military training grounds and the old golf course. We will also look as the changing pattern of vegetation at this part of the moor. The “tour guide” audio system will be available for the walk. The walk will begin and end at the entrance to Silver Well Cottage on Keighley Road, but we will assemble at Darwin Gardens where there is more parking, and car share to go up to Silver Well. We will start out at 10.15AM and finish at about 3.30PM. The finishing time is approximate as it depends on the weather, the state of the ground and how long we spend talking! Please bring stout footwear and warm waterproof clothing. It is always much colder on the moor than it is in the town! You will also need a packed lunch and drinks. If you normally use a walking pole for moorland walks then bring it with you as some of the ground we will walk over is a bit rough. Pick up for those without cars will be made from Ilkley Railway Station (outside M&S) at 9.45AM. Please contact Peter Butler at [email protected] if you require this. Time 10.15 – c 3.30 Venue Meet at Darwin Gardens car park No. of Places 25 Leader

Peter Butler [email protected] Tel: 01943 600905

Friday 8th July Art for Fun Come and practice your own form of art (watercolour, acrylics, silk painting, sketching, iPad art, whatever you like). There is no teaching, but by sharing the various ways of creating art (or the attempts to do so) we aim to create the right environment for you to enjoy this session. If you just want to have a go there will be some material for you to use. Otherwise bring your own and enjoy! If the weather is nice there is the possibility to go outside to the little park opposite or to the memorial garden. We will have an overview of what has been created during this last year and there will be some art for sale as well! Time 10.00 – 12.00 Venue Ilkley Baptist Church No. of Places 30 Leader

Carol & John Metcalfe [email protected] Tel: 01535 658629

mailto:[email protected]

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Friday 8th July The Ethics of Eating Is it wrong to eat animals? Is a government right to interfere with our eating habits? Should we take note of food air miles, Fairtrade and so on? Or is it just a pain in the neck having to consider these, and more, when we shop? Through discussion we will apply moral, or ethical, ideas and values to this everyday subject.

Time 10.00 – 12.30 Venue Wright Rm. Clarke Foley


Leader

Jenny Cassidy [email protected] Tel: 01274 580068

Friday 8th July Lead Mining on Grassington Moor Grassington Moor has a fascinating history of lead mining and many remains for those who know where to look for them. This will be an all-day walk over rough terrain so please make sure you are well equipped and able to do the walk. Please bring hiking boots, clothing appropriate for the weather plus drinks and a picnic lunch. Time Meet 10.00 –

all-day event Venue Meet at Yarnbury near

Grassington. Please car-share as much as possible.

No. of Places 20

Leader

Brian Mason [email protected] Tel: 01535 652585

Friday 8th July Table Tennis (Friday) There are 4 Table Tennis sessions per week during term time. This is an opportunity to have a go with perhaps a view to joining us. Most people start having not played for quite a while but don't worry, it is a pleasant social session as well as getting some exercise. Time 10.00 – 12.00 Venue Abbeyfield Activity Room No. of Places 6 Leader

Barbara Falloon [email protected] Tel: 01943 602028

Friday 8th July Creative Crafts This session would suit the enthusiastic beginner rather than the seasoned crafter, no special skills required. Come along, have fun and complete an interesting craft project in one afternoon. Cost of materials approximately £6, payable on the day. Normal craft classes resume in October with some places available Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue St Margaret’s Church Hall, Ilkley No. of Places 12 Leader

Christine Lynes [email protected] Tel: 01943 885969

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Friday 8th July Enjoying Gilbert and Sullivan Princess Ida has set up a women's university, how outrageous!! The U3A G&S group invites you to join them for an afternoon of topsy turvydom. Gilbert pokes fun at exaggerated masculinity and the very idea that women might aspire to higher education. Was he a misogynist? Maybe, but here he is a little more even handed. Time 2.00 – 4.00 Venue Ilkley Baptist Church No. of Places 15 Leader

David Hewitt [email protected] Tel: 01943 608306

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U3A SUMMER SCHOOL CAFÉ

12.00 – 2.00 Monday 4th – Friday 8th

Clarke Foley Centre, Ilkley

Do come along to meet fellow U3A members

and enjoy the Summer School ‘buzz’

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JULY 2016 SUMMER SCHOOL SESSIONS – APPLICATION FORM

This form is for use ONLY for postal applications. All applications are dealt with on a ‘first come, first served’ basis.

HOW TO APPLY BY POST - Tick the sessions applied for and post this form to: Tony Willson, 17 Hawkcliffe View,

Silsden, BD20 0BS. You can make applications for one or two members at the same address. Please enclose an SAE

to receive a reply. All sessions are free to members; do not include any payment with this form.

Name(s) of Members Your Address

(i)

(ii)

Tel Number: Date Time Activity To Apply For Office Use Only Members>> (i) (ii) Place Waiting List

Monday 10.00 – 12.00 Croquet for All (Monday am) Page

4th July 10.00 – 11.30 Tai Chi in the Park

2.00 – 4.00 Circle Dancing for Summer

2.00 – 4.00 Croquet for All (Monday pm) 2.00 – 4.30 Create and Improve Presentations 2.00 – 4.00 Tudor Medicine Brought Alive Tues 10.00 -12.00 A Photography Taster Session

5thJuly 10.00 – 12.00 Bowls (Tuesday am) 10.00 – 12.00 Croquet for All (Tuesday am) 10.30 – 12.30 Dishes from Around the World 10.00 – 12.00 Singing for Pleasure

2.00 – 4.00 Badminton 2.00 – 4.00 Bowls (Tuesday pm)

2.00 – 4.00 Croquet for All (Tuesday pm)

2.00 – 4.00 Table Tennis (Tuesday pm)

2.00 – 4.00 Film. ‘This Changes Everything’ + Wed 9.30 – c12.00 Film Day: America on Trial (am) 6th July 10.00 – 12.00 Croquet for All (Wednesday am) 10.00 (All Day) Landscape of the Malham Area

10.00 – 12.00 Immortality Defended 10.00 – mid pm Why Not Try Walking to Lunch? 10.00 – 12.00 500 Word Short Stories

1.00 – c3.30 Film Day: America on Trial (pm) 2.00 – 4.00 By Rail to Bolton Abbey 2.00 – 4.00 Croquet for All (Wednesday pm)

2.00 – 4.00 Difference Between Killing/Let Die? 4.15 – c6.30 Quizzing

Thurs 9..00 – mid pm Visit to Bradford. 7th July 10.00 – 12.00 Why Do Birds Sing? 2.00 – 4.00 Active Euthanasia

2.00 – 4.00 The Last Glacial Maximum 2.00 – 4.00 Poetry Reading Friday 10.15 – c3.30 Archaeology of Ilkley Moor 8th July 10.00 – 12.00 Art For Fun 10.00 – 12.30 The Ethics of Eating 10.00 (All Day) Lead Mining on Grassington Moor

10.00 – 12.00 Table Tennis (Friday am) 2.00 – 4.00 Creative Crafts 2.00 – 4.00 Enjoying Gilbert and Sullivan

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