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Newport u3a held 20th annual outing with 'Abba' dress code (opens the original)
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During the summer recess, members of Newport u3a went on their 20th annual outing to Swansea Bowling Club - this year's dress code was 'Abba' and many dressed up in some amazing outfits. We arrived to a warm welcome on the terrace with a pre-match sherry reception and elevenses. The club's stewards then split us into teams and guided us through some basic techniques of bowling before we played several ends for two hours. Things got quite competitive with players trying hard to improve their game
Pensioner celebrated 90th birthday with performance from group's choir (opens the original)
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Newport u3a member Millie Carey recently celebrated her 90th birthday with a party at Malpas Court, where our choir entertained her guests with some light-hearted songs from its repertoire. Millie has been a u3a member for 14 years, during which she has belonged to several groups, was convenor of the Art Group, and regularly went on our excursions. Newport u3a now has 19 nonagenarian members – proof that our mantra LEARN, LAUGH, LIVE supports the benefits for the mental and physical wellbeing as
Newport residents learn about and visit D-Day landing sites on Normandy trip (opens the original)
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50 members of Newport u3a recently went on a coach holiday to Normandy, where we took in the highlights of its history, beauty, local cuisine and architecture. We spent a relaxing morning in the pretty town of Honfleur, full of half-timbered buildings and notable churches, including the largest in France. We strolled around its public gardens, cobbled streets and lively port where local seafood was on offer in the waterfront cafes. In the afternoon, we took a scenic boat trip under the majestic
Newport choir boosted by advice from well-known conductor and music teacher (opens the original)
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Newport u3a's choir sings an eclectic range of songs in four-part harmony and is available to perform at social and charitable events. But not ones to rest on our laurels, at the last rehearsal this term, we invited Carol Williams along (a retired music teacher and conductor of local choirs, including the long-established Cwmbran Baroque Singers; and also wife of the recently retired Archdeacon of Newport, Jonathan Williams) to give us some extra tuition. After taking us through some fun warm-up
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