Author: MargaretM
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Death of a Member
Margaret Elsden 1943-2024 We are sorry to report the death of another U3A Javea member. Margaret Elsden passed away in her sleep at home in the UK on Thursday morningafter losing her brave battle against illness. She and her husband Barry have been members of the U3A from the early days andhave attended many groups…
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History Talk – Tuesday 9 April
‘How I won the War for Britain‘ by Gary Johnson Learn how Juan Garcia a chicken farmer from Barcelona: A fascinating true story not to be missed! Entrance fee 2€ to cover cost of room hire. Arrive for a prompt start at 11am. Any queries to Allison O’Brien history@u3ajavea.com
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U3A Javea Social Event – 27 March
Seventy members enjoyed Tapas & Wine at Pinosol Hotel Courtyard Restaurant for our regular monthly meet up on a blustery but dry day. There were lots of new members meeting and mingling with other more seasoned ones and getting to know each other. We also raised a glass in memory of Eric Atkins a former…
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Jewelry Making Group
Kim Aronson has been designing and selling jewelry for many years, and owned her own gallery, Cleavage Candy, in Colorado, USA. The group will meet monthly at her house (Balcon al Mar) and be limited to 6 people. Members will make necklaces, earrings, bracelets, or rings exploring various methods – beading, leatherwork, bead weaving, wire…
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All Year Swimming group
A new group for those interested in all year round sea swimming or dipping. Toni Westerhom is looking for members with a similar interest to join him maybe once a week for a swim from the Arenal beach followed by a social gathering for coffee or something stronger. Toni believes the health benefits in this activity are…
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Book Group – Review
Middle England by Jonathan Coe Tony Lawton’s March presentation was a real treat. It was an emotional tapestry of Middle England, mostly focussing on Birmingham. Jonathan Coe encapsulates the spirit of the times through his main character Benjamin Trotter whose many family members, friends and acquaintances are well described and give an insight into life…