Grateful thanks to all those involved in the re-opening of the R102 between Scottburgh Mall and Bram Fischer Street.
It was closed for over four months and the frustration has been enormous. It is good to be ‘back to normal’.
The Pennington Conservancy committee held its first meeting. The chairperson is Mary McKenzie, treasurer Billy Pritchard, secretary Linda Stead and Mike Lillyman.
The portfolios are as follows: Environmental – Simon Boyle and Mary McKenzie. Duties include the Beach Café gardens, Makamati Trails, dune rehabilitation, alien vegetation, beach and Nkomba.
Finance – Billy Pritchard; recycling – Marcel Verleur; marketing and advertising – Viv Sandwith including social media marketing, PC Kids, talks and events. Linda Stead is in charge of administration.
The conservancy thanks the committee who volunteer their time. Anyone with expertise, or would like to lend a hand as a volunteer in any of the above portfolios should email penningtonconservancy@gmail.com
The conservancy advises that it would like to use the Beach Café for more community events. The public should contact the café to discuss requirements for clubs and groups. An art exhibition would be a great idea.
Activities at Relton Hall:
* Chess on Fridays from 15:00 to 17:00. Cost is R10 per participant. Contact Silvano Borea on 081 0449342.
* Table tennis and board games, contact Karen Veleur on 082 7864971.
* Canasta on the second and fourth Thursday from 10:30 to 12:30 at R20 per person. Contact Karen Davy on 076 2974457.
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Non-profit organisations can advertise events for free. Email: bronwyn@scottburgh.co.za
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