Hibberdene Happenings: ‘Mrs Mac’ will be sorely missed
Jean had not been well for quite a long time and was in and out of hospital over the last few years.
IT WAS with sadness that the community learnt of the death of Jean McDonald last Thursday. ‘Mrs Mac’, as she was fondly referred to, had not been well for quite a long time and was in and out of hospital over the last few years. Jean will be greatly missed, having been a staunch member of the Methodist Church and the now defunct Shafts Association. Her funeral took place at the Methodist Church yesterday and deepest sympathy is extended to her husband Cecil, son Barry and her many grandchildren, in whose lives she played an integral part, and her great-grandchildren.
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Diarise breakfast
Last Saturday’s Methodist men’s breakfast had to be cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances and the organisers apologise for any inconvenience caused. Do not despair however, as Mizpah Church’s breakfast is coming up the Saturday after next, April 21st. And the Hare Krishna Service Centre will also be holding its enlightening session at the town hall on Saturday, April 21. All are welcome to attend and supper will be served. Contact Rajen at 082 8362758 for more information.
Winning tickets
The results of the latest Lions’ lucky draw have been announced and the winners are: Tiago’s voucher – Kelsie van Wijk, Fifi’s Fresh Fish – Kevin Scott-Hayward, Salon Marguerite – Virginia Posthumus, Jolly Roger Fun Pub – Barbara Wolmarans, Hibberdene Pharmacy – Beverley Steele, and the Christmas cake – Melanie Husselman. The organisers thank all for their support.
Exciting event
With the South Coast Bike Fest due to take place over the long weekend at the end of the month, we can soon expect to see increased bike traffic and hear the roars of motorcycles reverberating along South Coast roads – a time of great excitement.
Happy birthday
Once again, your scribe has no anniversaries on record this week, but birthday wishes go to Francis Cloete (11th), Tyrees James-Pugin (12th), Jean Flint, Len Marshall and Raymond Rasper (13th), Dorothy Viviers and Judy Pretorius (14th), Nosihle Zama (15th), Bongi Mpuzana (16th) and John Kirk (17th). Remember to keep our Lizzie busy with all things Hibberdene.
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