Senior movement takes the stage at talent show
From left are Pat Luiters, Myrtle Jack, chairperson of U3A seniors skills club Mitchell's Plain, Urshalur Gristens, Marian Abrahams, Marilyn Rose Timmet, Shireen Gristens, Elise Hartnick, and in front Lance Schultz (DJ Wheelz) DJ of U3A at the show.
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University of the Third Age (U3A) Mitchell's Plain participated in the talent show at Joseph Stone Auditorium on Wednesday, November 19, marking their final performance for the year.
The event gave seniors from across the Cape Flats the opportunity to showcase their talents. U3A is a movement that provides learning and social opportunities for retired or semi-retired people.
U3A Mitchell's Plain proudly presented their performers, with DJ and singer Lance Schultz, also known as DJ Wheelz, kicking off the show and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.
A few ladies from U3A Lost City, another local U3A club chaired by Marilyn Rose Timmet, also took part in the event, showcasing their talents.