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SENIORS’ SHOPPING BONANZAFrom Tuesday, October 1 to Saturday,October 19Venue: Participating Wodonga businessesTime: Trading hoursFee: Various deals and specials available onpresentation of Seniors CardEnquiries: Wodonga Chamber of Commerce on(02) 6056 8302Shop Wodonga and bag some great deals!Special coupons and vouchers will be distributedat seniors’ events, participating central businessarea businesses, Wodonga Council reception,The Cube Wodonga and TAFEspace. Findout about participating businesses online atwodongachamber.com.au/shop-wodonga/COLLEEN HEWETT CONCERT ANDMORNING TEATuesday, October 1Venue: The Cube WodongaTime: 9.15am – Wodonga Community Choirperformance10am - concert11am – morning teaFee: FreeBookings required: (02) 6022 9311, in person oronline at thecubewodonga.com.au/tickets by Wednesday, September 25Ticket collection: The Cube Wodonga box officeColleen Hewett was one of the most successfuland popular female artists of the 1970s inAustralia. Born in Bendigo, Victoria in 1950, she hasreleased seven albums and more than 15 singlesincluding the number one hit single ‘Day By Day’.Almost a decade later she had another numberone hit with ‘Dreaming My Dreams With You’.2Make sure you mark out the month ofOctober in your calendar for Wodonga SeniorCelebrations 2013. The festival coincides withthe Victorian Seniors Festival, which is anopportunity to celebrate the rich contributionsof older people within the community.Cast in the musical Godspell at the original PlayboxTheatre in Melbourne, she received a gold recordfor ‘Day By Day’ (1972), her song from the show.These successes led to her being crowned Queenof Pop two years running. She later achieved twofurther gold records for ‘Dreaming My Dreams WithYou’ (1980) and her version of ‘Wind Beneath MyWings’ (1983).ALBURY/WODONGA AGED CARE EXPOTuesday, October 1Venue: Senior Citizens’ Centre, Havelock St,WodongaTime: 11am to 2pmFee: FreeEnquiries: (02) 6056 8777What services are available for seniors in Albury/Wodonga? Come along to the Albury/WodongaAged Care Expo where aged care facilities andother related businesses in the local area willprovide information under the one roof, promotingtheir services to the senior community. Sponsoredand facilitated by Generations Personal andProfessional Advice.MYSTERY BUS TOURSWednesday, October 2Thursday, October 10Tuesday, October 29Venues: They’re a mystery!Time: Departing from Woodland Grove busstop at 9am and returning approx. 5pmFee: $10Bookings required: (02) 6022 9311 or in personat The Cube Wodonga box office byWednesday, September 18. A ballotsystem will apply as there is limitedseating. Maximum bookings of twoseats per person and one mystery tourdate only.Payment: To be made after successfulparticipants have been notified atThe Cube Wodonga box office.In true mystery bus tour style, locations will berevealed on the day.

LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR!Thursday, October 3Venue: Hume Room, Suite 6, 91 Hume St,WodongaTime: 2pm to 3pmFee: Free (including light afternoon tea)Enquiries: Alison Maher on 1800 918 377 or(02) 6057 5000Are your neighbours giving you grief? Come to thisjoint session and learn about common types ofneighbourhood disputes such as dogs, trees andfences, and discover how to resolve them. Hostedby the Hume Riverina Community Legal Service andthe Dispute Settlement Centre Victoria.OLD TIME DANCE – SENIOR CITIZENSWODONGAFriday, October 4Venue: Senior Citizens’ Centre, Havelock St,WodongaTime: 7.30pm to 11.30pmFee: $5 plus bring a plate of supper to shareEnquiries: Carol Keep on (02) 6056 0462 orCharlie Caldwell on (02) 6059 2875Bohun’s Orchestra will be providing music for anevening of dancing, fun and prizes. Even if youhaven’t danced for years, come along and have ago. Beginners are welcome. Enjoy supper and chatduring a break.GARDENING WORKSHOP ANDWOOD-FIRED PIZZA OVEN LUNCHFriday, October 4Saturday, October 19Venue: Birallee Park Neighbourhood House,39 Emerald Ave, WodongaTime: 10am to 3pmFee: Gold coin donationBookings required: Rebecca Chettleburgh on(02) 6059 2590Drop in and join in fun and interactive workshopsthat will be running continuously throughout theday. Learn more about irrigation, worm farming andplanting veggies in small spaces. Afterwards, relaxand enjoy a delicious pizza cooked in the woodfiredpizza oven.‘MY LIFE AS A PIANO’ - JAN PRESTONFriday, October 4Venue: Arts Space Wodonga,cnr Hovell and Lawrence streets,WodongaTime: 7.30pm to 10pmFee: $25Bookings required: (02) 6022 9311, in person oronline at thecubewodonga.com.au/ticketsTicket collection/payment: The Cube Wodongabox officeJoin Jan Preston and enjoy her toe-tappingboogie piano show My Life As A Piano, showingextraordinary images of pianos you could neverhave imagined.MOVIE IN THE CUBE WODONGACOURTYARD – ‘THE SAPPHIRES’Sunday, October 6Venue: The Cube Wodonga CourtyardTime: 7pm - Wodonga Community Choirperformance7.30pm - movieFee: Free - bring your own chair or picnicrugEnquiries: (02) 6022 9311Optional: Pre-movie dinner at Rubix Café with achoice of two light main meals at $10each. Bookings essential on(02) 6056 7737.This movie is proudly brought to you by The Grange.Set in the heady days of 1968, four young andtalented singers from a remote Aboriginal missionare discovered by an unlikely talent scout. Theall-girl group formed The Sapphires and graspedthe chance of a lifetime when they were offeredtheir first real gig – entertaining the US troops inVietnam. For the girls, a whole new world of sex,war, politics and soul opens before them. Basedon a true story. Starring Deborah Mailman, JessicaMauboy, Chris O’Dowd, Miranda Tapsell and ShariSebbens. Rated PG. 103 mins.3

A friendly and happyculture in a safe andsecure environment.Dedicated to providing aged, community care and lifestyle optionsto the people of our region with respect, dignity and choiceSenior Celebrations is on again and Westmont Aged Care Servicesis delighted to be involved with this popular event. Westmont invitesyou to come and enjoy ‘Wheels at Westmont’, a display of antiquemotorcycles, heritage cars, classic cars and hot rods. Entertainmentwill be provided by the very talented Glenn Starr.Westmont is set amongst beautiful gardens at Baranduda so thereis plenty of space to sit, relax and enjoy the surroundings. For thosevisitors who are interested in what Westmont has to offer, staff will beconducting guided tours of the homestead, assisted living apartmentsand villas. If you are unable to make it on the day, just give our staff acall and they will be happy to show you around at another time.Westmont is a community-owned, not-for-profit organisation andoffers a range of services to the ageing population of Wodonga andthe surrounding area. Westmont prides itself on providing a truly“ageing in place” environment, as we offer a range of services whichinclude residential aged care, respite, assisted living, independentliving and community care.Morning tea and a light lunch will be served for a small fee, so comealong and bring a friend, or two, and let Westmont staff show youtheir hospitality.See page 14 for further details.

BORDER BUSH WALKING CLUB –COME TRY BUSHWALKINGWednesday, October 9Venue: Meet at Willow Park, off Pearce St,Wodonga, then car pool toMcFarlane’s HillTime: 10am to 12.30pmFee: $5Enquiries: Pauline McLaughlin on 0437 031 157Enjoy a leisurely 4km walk on McFarlane’s Hillin West Wodonga with spectacular views overWodonga. Wear comfortable shoes and bringdrinking water and morning tea.FUN FINDING FAMILY – BUT HOW?Friday, October 11Venue: Senior Citizens’ Centre, Havelock St,WodongaTime: 1.30pm to 3.30pmFee: FreeBookings required: Norma on (02) 6024 1591 orWendy on 0447 035 725Learn how to start your family tree by joining theWodonga Family History Society for cake andtea. This session will introduce the basics andfun of family history research by offering helpand guidance to get you started. Free starterpackage and afternoon tea included.YMCA – COME TRY AQUA MOVERSWednesdays – October 9, 16 and 23Venue: Wodonga Sports and Leisure Centre,Hedgerow Crt, WodongaTime: 10.30am to 11.30amFee: FreeBookings required: (02) 6058 2555A workout using the resistance of water to gainefficient results without the impact on joints.ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLESVALUATION DAYSaturday, October 12Venue: Senior Citizens’ Centre, Havelock St,WodongaTime: 10am to 3.30pmFee: $5 per itemEnquiries: Uta Wiltshire on 0412 241 186 or JuneShanahan on (02) 6025 1324Have your treasures valued by Elizabeth Stevens,well-known antique dealer from 2UE’s AntiquesAnd Collectables program which is heard through2AY. Elizabeth is a qualified antique dealer,diamond valuer and gemologist. Hosted jointly bythe Wodonga and Albury historical societies.COME TRY GOLF CROQUET AND MORNING TEAThursday, October 10Sunday, October 20Venue: Wodonga Tennis Centre, Dalgleish St,WodongaTime: 9.30am to 10.30amFee: FreeBookings required: Veronica Foard on(02) 6059 2378 or 0407 662 013Golf croquet is played all year round by peoplefrom all walks of life and from all age groups.Unlike some other sports, men and women play onequal terms. All equipment provided. Please wearflat-soled shoes. A hat, sunscreen and drink arerecommended. Light morning tea provided afterthe game.SATURDAY ART BUZZSaturday, October 12Venue: Arts Space Wodonga, cnr Hovell andLawrence streets, WodongaTime: 10.30am to 11.30amFee: Gold coin donationBookings required: Leisa Whyte on(02) 6022 9609View the current exhibition and then join thevisual art workshop designed for families andgrandparents with children up to nine years.6

WODONGA GARDENS RETIREMENTESTATE OPEN DAYSaturday, October 12Venue: 2 Flinders Way, West WodongaTime: 11am to 3pmFee: FreeEnquiries: Ruth Kernaghan on 1300 133 893Come along to the estate’s open day and findout why retirement living is all about lifestyle.View the fabulous villas, listen to GrooveyardHammond Combo, discover crafts and jewelleryand taste some wonderful wine from MorrisWines, Rutherglen and Amulet Vineyard,Beechworth. Free sausage sizzle and afternoontea provided.PARKINSON’S AWARENESS WALKSunday, October 13Venue: Sumsion Gardens, Huon St, WodongaTime: 11amFee: Gold coin donationEnquiries: Alys Cummings on (02) 6051 7440Come and enjoy a walk around Wodonga’sbeautiful Sumsion Gardens and help raiseawareness of Parkinson’s and connect with localsupport groups. Participants are encouragedto wear purple and black on the day – to standout! Hosted by the Parkinson’s support groupsof Albury-Wodonga, Beechworth, Corryong andAlbury Wodonga Health.This movie is proudly brought to you by The Grange.A deeply moving love story about a couple intheir twilight years. Laced with wry humour, StillMine tells the heartfelt tale of a farmer in ruralNew Brunswick who comes up against the localauthorities when he sets out to build a moresuitable house for his ailing wife. Based on a truestory. Starring James Cromwell, Genevieve Bujoldand Ronan Rees. Rated PG. 102 mins.CREATIVE LEARNERS –COME TRY GENTLE EXERCISEMondays – October 14, 21 and 28Venue: Albury Wodonga Community College,63 High St, WodongaTime: 9am to 10amFee: FreeEnquiries: Betty Ferguson on (02) 6059 5165Come and try gentle exercise to music atCreative Learners. For both men and women- easy to manage for the older person. Someexercises on a chair.MOVIE IN THE CUBE WODONGACOURTYARD – ‘STILL MINE’Sunday, October 13Venue: The Cube Wodonga CourtyardTime: 7pm – Wodonga Community Choirperformance7.30pm - movieFee: Free – bring your own chair or picnic rugEnquiries: (02) 6022 9311Optional: Pre-movie dinner at Rubix Café with achoice of two light main meals at $10each. Bookings essential on(02) 6056 7737.BONEGILLA WALK AND TALK –‘NEWCOMER/OLD HANDS’Monday, October 14Venue: Bonegilla Migrant Experience,82 Bonegilla Rd, BonegillaTime: 2pmFee: FreeBookings required: (02) 6020 6912Share your stories about life in Wodonga in the1950s and 1960s with Professor Bruce Pennayas he uses photographs, sketches and maps totrigger thoughts about the community’s responsesto post-war immigration. Come to share a memory(and a cuppa) or simply come along to learn moreabout your community and its recent past. Held inconjunction with Wodonga Historical Society.7

October at a glanceday Friday SaturdaySundaybonanzar!opal)3 431Seniors’ shopping bonanzaGardening workshop andwood-fired pizza oven lunchMy Life As A Piano -Jan PrestonOld time dance – Senior CitizensWodongaSeniors’ shopping bonanza5 6Seniors’ shopping bonanzaMovie in The Cube WodongaCourtyard - The Sapphiresand Wodonga Community Choirperformancequet and10 11 12Seniors’ shoppingbonanzaFun finding family - buthow?Seniors’ shoppingbonanzaAntiques and collectablesvaluation daySaturday Art BuzzWodonga Gardens RetirementEstate open daySeniors’ shoppingbonanzaParkinson’s awarenesswalkMovie in The Cube WodongaCourtyard – Still Mine andWodonga Community Choirperformance13ie Murray And Its17 1819Creative Learners - Cometry strength trainingOld time danceGardening workshopand woodfired pizzaoven lunchBig SingCaulfield Cup race day –Wodonga and District Turf ClubCome try golf croquetand morning tea20November datesFriday, November 1andpilatesal)24 25 26 27Creative Learners -Come try strengthtrainingIris flower display and open gardenGrease (The Musical)Snooker open day -Commercial Club AlburyWestmont Open Day -Classic, heritage, customcars and vintagemotorcycles displayBaranduda Men’s Shedopen dayGrease (The Musical)Mother and SonGrease (The Musical)Saturday, November 2Mother and SonGrease (The Musical)Sunday, November 3Mother and SonThursday, November 7Frankie J Holden andWilbur Wilde – On TheProwl, Legends of Ol’559

SINGING FOR FUN – SING AUSTRALIAALBURY/WODONGAMondays, October 14, 21 and 28Venue: Senior Citizens’ Centre, Havelock St,WodongaTime: 7.30pm to 9.30pmFee: FreeEnquiries: Kath Duggan on (02) 6024 7846Sing along with Sing Australia at their practicenights for fun and stress relief. Lots of songs andlaughter, with a wide repertoire from folk to pop.Share in a cup of tea and chat during a break.SCRAPBOOKING PAGE WORKSHOPTuesdays, October 15 and 29Venue: Scrapville, 7 Morrison St, WodongaTime: 10am to 11.30amFee: $10 per classBookings required: Janet Watt on (02) 6056 7258Seniors will enjoy a Make And Take Class tailoredfor simplicity. All requirements will be included inthe kit and we’ll show you how to put together ascrapbook page to take home. Class attendees willbe offered a 12 per cent discount on purchasesfollowing the class.LUNCHEON AND ENTERTAINMENTBY PETE DENAHYTuesday, October 15Venue: The Clubhouse Bar and Bistro,10 Clubhouse Place, WodongaTime: NoonFee: $10Bookings required: (02) 6022 9311 or in personat The Cube Wodonga box office byWednesday, October 9Ticket collection/payment: The Cube Wodongabox officeEnjoy a two-course lunch in the relaxing surroundsoverlooking the golf course while being entertainedby Yackandandah-based musician, Pete Denahy.Denahy won a Golden Guitar Award at theAustralian Country Music Awards in Tamworth in2013 for a song called ‘Yackandandah 1852’. Hismusical world extends from packed venues atmusic festivals to picking tunes under a tree withfriends. He manages to juggle a two-headed careerof comedy and bluegrass music with successfulreleases of both on CD in the last three years.CREATIVE LEARNERS –COME TRY STRENGTH TRAININGWednesdays, October 16, 23 and 30Fridays - October 18 and 25Venue: Albury Wodonga Community College,63 High St, WodongaTime: 8.30am to 9.45amFee: FreeEnquiries: Betty Ferguson on (02) 6059 5165Come and try strength training at CreativeLearners. For both men and women, work at yourown level of fitness to build strength and assistbalance. All abilities welcome.COMMUNITY GROWTH BUS TOURWednesday, October 16Venue: Various locations around the city ofWodongaTime: Departing from the council chambers,Level 2, 104 Hovell St, Wodonga at 9amand returning at 11amFee: FreeBookings required: Fiona Keeble on(02) 6022 9202Want to know what’s going on in Wodonga? Thispresentation and tour will be hosted by a Wodongacouncillor and will provide an opportunity to learnmore about the future direction of Wodonga. Youwill be given an insight into the forthcoming majorprojects and initiatives that are set to shape andenhance the dynamic city of Wodonga in the next20 to 50 years.10

LIFE BEGINS AT 50Wednesday, October 16Venue: Quest Wodonga, 46 Reid St, WodongaTime: 3pm to 4pmFee: FreeBookings required: Darcy Bishop on(02) 6043 8300Be a tourist without leaving Wodonga! Enjoy a tourof the newest accommodation Wodonga has tooffer, then stroll through the walkway to enjoy anafternoon tea at Huon Hill.FLUFF AND STUFF MINI WORKSHOPSThursday, October 17Venue: Arts Space Wodonga,cnr Hovell and Lawrence streets,WodongaTime: 5.30pm to 7.30pmFee: $12Bookings required: Stacey Harrison on(02) 6022 9609Ticket collection/payment: Arts SpaceWodongaJoin in a series of mini workshops facilitated bylocal textile artists. The workshops are held once amonth on a Thursday. October’s workshop will bemaking felt flowers.MANN LECTURE – ‘THE MURRAY ANDITS PEOPLE’Thursday, October 17Venue: Building 6, Main Lecture Theatre,La Trobe University, University Drive,WodongaTime: 6pmFee: FreeBookings required: Cindy or Michelle on(02) 6024 9820A public lecture presented by the Albury-Wodonga campus of La Trobe University to giveappropriate expression to the unique historical,cultural and lifestyle influences that expoundthe vitality and spirit of the people of the Borderregion.GARDENS BUS TOURThursday, October 17Venue: Various gardens throughout thelocal regionTime: Departing from Woodland Grovebus stop at 9am and returningapproximately 5pmFee: $10Bookings required: (02) 6022 9311 or in personat The Cube Wodonga box office byWednesday, September 18. A ballotsystem will apply as there is limitedseating. Maximum bookings of twoseats per person.Payment: To be made after successfulparticipants have been notified at TheCube Wodonga box office.Are you an avid gardener or simply enjoy visitingbeautiful gardens? Then join this tour and delightin the beauty offered by various gardens locatedthroughout the local region. Fee includes morningtea and lunch.OLD TIME DANCEFriday, October 18Venue: Community Centre at Westmont AgedCare Services, 265 Baranduda Blvd,BarandudaTime: 2pm to 5pmFee: Gold coin donationBookings required: Chris Boyer (02) 6043 9832A tea dance in the style of yesteryear with musicby the ‘Elastics’ Dance Band.11

BIG SINGSaturday, October 19Venue: Arts Space Wodonga, cnr Hovell andLawrence streets, WodongaTime: 12.30pm to 4.30pm (doors open12.15pm)Fee: $15 (includes refreshments)Bookings required: (02) 6022 9311, in person oronline at thecubewodonga.com.au/ticketsTicket collection/payment: The Cube Wodongabox officeThe Big Sing provides an opportunity to participatein group singing and to learn about making musicin a relaxed environment. Big Sing is for all ages,abilities and levels of experience.CREATIVE LEARNERS OPEN DAYMonday, October 21Venue: Albury Wodonga Community College,63 High St, WodongaTime: 10am to 2pmFee: FreeEnquiries: Carol Keep on (02) 6056 0462Come along and learn about the variety of courseshosted by Creative Learners. Includes gentleexercise, embroidery, stain glass, patchwork andquilting, art and line dancing, to name a few. Allactivities are carried out in a friendly atmosphere.CAULFIELD CUP RACE DAY -WODONGA AND DISTRICT TURF CLUBSaturday, October 19Venue: Nell Wilson Pavilion, WodongaRacecourse, Hamilton Smith Drive,WodongaTime: 1pm to 5pmFee: $10Bookings required: (02) 6022 9311, in person oronline at thecubewodonga.com.au/tickets by Friday, October 11Ticket collection/payment: The Cube Wodongabox officeDress up and enjoy a day at the races. Fee includesracecourse entry, race book, afternoon tea,private tote, television screen and private bar withdiscounted drinks. Join in the fun competitionson the day – best dressed male and female, andbest hat. Great prizes to be won. Group bookingswelcome.IRIS FLOWER DISPLAY AND OPEN GARDENFrom Tuesday, October 22 toFriday, October 25Venue: 14 Riversdale Place, West WodongaTime: 9am to 6pmFee: Free for seniors and carersEnquiries: Maria on 0413 188 375. Groups offour or more are requested to book inadvance.An ever-evolving garden with extensiveplantings of dwarf, median and tall bearded iris,complemented by roses, annuals, spring bulbs,salvias and flowering perennials. Meander aroundthe display garden. All varieties are named for easyidentification. Tim Taylor, a qualified nurserymanand iris hybridiser, will provide short talks anddemonstrations each day. The barn will be setup with a cut flower display and a photographysection for those that are unable to walk aroundthe garden. Free tea and coffee will be available.Groups most welcome.12

YMCA – COME TRY PILATESThursday, October 24Venue: Wodonga Sports and Leisure Centre,Hedgerow Crt, WodongaTime: 11.30am to 12.30pmFee: FreeBookings required: (02) 6058 2555A series of exercises designed to strengthen coremuscles to help support strength, balance andposture.SNOOKER OPEN DAY –COMMERCIAL CLUB ALBURYSaturday, October 26Venue: Commercial Club, 618 Dean St, AlburyTime: 10am to 2pmFee: FreeEnquiries: Elizabeth Cuzner on 0447 467 359Have you ever wondered about or wanted to tryyour hand at the game of snooker? Now is yourchance to learn, or if you have played in youryounger years, to come back to playing. Snookeris a very pleasant pastime that can be enjoyedby people of all ages. Lessons will be provided forinterested people. Tea and coffee provided.14‘GREASE (The Musical)’Thursdays – October 24 and October 31Fridays – October 25 and November 1Saturdays – October 26 and November 2Venue: Albury Entertainment Centre,Swift St, AlburyTime: 8pmFee: $38.50 adults and $33 concessionBookings required: Phone (02) 6043 5610, inperson at the Albury EntertainmentCentre, or online at alburycity.nsw.gov.au/entertainmentGet ready to dust off your leather jackets, pullon your bobby-socks and take a trip to 1959 as“bad boy” Danny and “the girl next door” Sandyfall in love all over again. It’s got groove, it’s gotmeaning and it’s burning up the quarter mile withits irresistible mix of adolescent angst, vibrantphysicality and 1950s pop culture. Brought toyou by Livid Productions, this stage performanceof Grease is truly electrifyin!WESTMONT OPEN DAY -CLASSIC, HERITAGE, CUSTOM CARS ANDVINTAGE MOTORCYCLES DISPLAYSaturday, October 26Venue: Westmont Aged Care Services,265 Baranduda Blvd, BarandudaTime: 10am to 2pmFee: FreeEnquiries: Amanda Payne on (02) 6043 9999Come along and enjoy a display of classic,heritage, custom cars and vintage motorcycles.All visitors are welcome to have a tour of theWestmont facilities. Tours will be conductedat 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm and 1.30pm.Live entertainment provided. Light lunch andmorning tea will be available for a small fee. TheBaranduda Men’s Shed (located at Westmont)will also be open.BARANDUDA MEN’S SHED OPEN DAYSaturday, October 26Venue: Westmont Aged Care Services,265 Baranduda Blvd, BarandudaTime: 10.30am to 4pmFee: FreeEnquiries: Bob Cox on 0408 700 660Come visit the men’s shed and learn about thevariety of activities on offer. The shed is a placefor men to come together, to capture and share

their skills and experiences. Activities includewoodwork, welding, volunteering and assistingat local schools, voluntary community work andsocial interaction.CYCLING FOR SENIORS - ALBURY WODONGAPEDAL POWER INC.Wednesday, October 30Venue: Starting and finishing at Les Stone Park,Lawrence St, WodongaTime: 5.30pmFee: FreeBookings required: Tony McLeod-Nibbs on(02) 6025 8856 or 0408 205 794Approximately 20km ride utilising Wodonga’sbike tracks, depending on availability on theday. Suitable for any type of bike and for bothbeginner and experienced riders. Gentle slopesbut no hills, and an off-road trail with only a fewroad crossings. Slow pace. Expected to take onehour. Finishes with a barbecue.GARDENING WORKSHOPThursday, October 31Venue: Bunnings Wodonga, Anzac Parade,WodongaTime: 10amFee: FreeBookings required: Jade Whittaker on(02) 6043 8900Come to the Do It Yourself area at BunningsWodonga and join in a fun gardening workshop.Morning tea and giveaways provided.‘MOTHER AND SON’Thursday, October 31 - 7.30pmFriday, November 1 - 7.30pmSaturday, November 2 - 2pm and 7.30pmSunday, November 3 - 2pmVenue: The Cube WodongaTime: As aboveFee: $20 – special for seniors onlyBookings required: (02) 6022 9311, in person oronline at thecubewodonga.com.au/ticketsTicket collection/payment: The Cube Wodongabox officeArthur Beare is a 40-something-year-old son stillliving at home taking care of his senile motherMaggie. However, no matter what he does,he cannot seem to get ahead and is alwayscoming unstuck. Whereas Robert (his brother)cannot put a foot wrong in his mother’s eyes,even though all he is after is his mother’s hiddenmoney.FRANKIE J HOLDEN AND WILBUR WILDE –‘ON THE PROWL, LEGENDS OF OL’55’Thursday, November 7Venue: The Cube WodongaTime: 9.30am morning tea and show from10.30amFee: $10 (includes morning tea)Bookings required: (02) 6022 9311, in person oronline at thecubewodonga.com.au/ticketsTicket collection/payment: The Cube Wodongabox officeTwo of Australia’s most recognised rock starlegends are back. From Ol’55 to Jo Jo Zep andThe Falcons, Hey Hey It’s Saturday, In MelbourneTonight, Underbelly and a host of music, stageand television hits between the two, FrankieJ Holden and Wilbur Wilde will play all the oldfavourites and have a few stories intertwined tokeep you laughing and dancing in your seat.15