Tuning In: Donate some cement to fix a pesky hole
The hole in the road opposite the Pennington Library has become extremely annoying.
FOR those who missed out on the Drakensberg Boys’ Choir in Scottburgh last Sunday, you truly missed out on an afternoon of sheer pleasure. It was so heartwarming to be part of a packed hall of locals.
Tobias Stückelberger (originally from Switzerland) was the second conductor, Peter Fielding took the role of emcee and Bernard Krüger was the artistic director.
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Councillor Ed Baptie has, as usual, been doing community service and is sincerely thanked for fixing the toilet at Relton Hall.
And, speaking of community service, the hole in the road opposite the Pennington Library has become extremely annoying.
So much so, that I am personally prepared to sort it out with the help of some volunteers. Councillor Baptie has promised to provide me with the tools and says the hole requires half a bag of cement.
I am now looking for a donor and a volunteer in the Dolphin Drive/Cod Pinkie/Sardine area.
Please would someone donate half a bag of cement and some time as foreman/induna to guide and direct me in filling and sorting out of this large dangerous hole. I would be so grateful.
Don’t forget the Pennington Community Watch’s golf day at Umdoni Park Golf Club, next Sunday, September 22. The format is Better Ball Stableford and entry is R250 per player.
Bookings can be made with Veni or Pam at the Pro Shop.
Contact 039 9751615 or email veni@umdonipark.com. Sponsorships of tee boxes and greens is R500 each or prizes (preferably in pairs) will be gratefully received.
A reminder that the 34th annual general meeting (AGM) of Khanya Hospice at 7 Winder Street, Umkomaas, takes place tomorrow (Thursday, 12th) at 5 for 5.30 pm.
This will not be a long meeting and your support is needed. Members of Khanya Hospice are urged to please ensure that their subscriptions have been paid up to date for the year.
To become a hospice member with voting rights, the costs are R50 per annum and is payable via EFT.
Once subscriptions are paid, you will be able to vote for the new Hospice board for the next year.
EFT payments can be made to Khanya Hospice, Standard Bank account number 052874060, branch – Scottburgh, branch code 057 627.
Use your name and ‘membership fees’ as the reference. Friends and family members are welcome to attend the AGM. Tea, coffee and refreshments will be served.
I would like to place on record my sincere thanks to Sizwe Phehlukwayo for going the extra mile in helping me to move my contacts from one phone to another – for him it was so easy.
For me it was a nightmare, which he solved in a minute. Thank you so much.
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