Alberton Methodist Church continues to honour seniors through Young at Hearts

Alberton Methodist Church celebrated its first event for the year on February 15.

Nelie Smith and Beryl de Jager.

To celebrate the month of love, Alberton Methodist Church had seniors glued to their seats as they were treated to good food and entertained by a dance group from Comaro, on February 15.

The first Young at Hearts 2023 gathering was themed red and white to show one another unconditional love.

The mission of Young at Hearts is to regularly unite senior citizens and entertain them.

The elders thanked Young at Hearts for the special day. They ended the occasion by enjoying a meal.

Wendy van Wyngaard and Diane Sharp.
Nadine Summerlee and Karen Makin.
Sylvia Roffe and Hazel Brown.
Salome Teixeira and Connie Malan.
Yvonne Weinmann, Felicia McNiven and Doreen Burger.
Front: Lorna van Deventer and Maureen Nash-Bennett. Back: Ohna Jefferey.
Sandra Human and Leslie Airey.
Marumo Panana and Rhoda Panana.
Hilda Hertz and Marge van Eck.
Kathleen du Toit.
Lesley van Zyl and Hilda Theck.
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